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DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1815.
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Christmas Shopping is in full Swing Here
-HOP EARL i " IS BEI.N' j HEEDED BY HUNDREDS. AND THEY ARE FINDING CHRIST
MAS NG MUCH EASIER THAN IT V ILL BE LATER.
OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS STORAGE SERVICE
IS A GREAT CONVENIENCE FOR YOU A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GOODS FOR DELIVERY AT
ANY T!ML THAT YOU MAY DESIGNATE. THIS GIVES YOU THE ADVANTAGE OF MAKING SELEC
TIONS KARLY.
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Holiday
News
" Wirthmore "
Waists
Depamjent
Charming aryln overflow the
fair' of" The Delineator,
"rkirfrrak !" the
flW theett, and the center
'....' j Come n kxai look
then. over.
$1
long sleeves.
voile and heavy
.hirtin(f. This
is p 0 I I i Ule
through nation
cooperation.
Made
totted
white
price
only
wide
SILK
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KIMONA SILKS
Thee are oT the bert quality Jap silks. Big floral
patterns and Japanese desijrn." ; M inches wide, some
exclusive kimona lengths, all colors. A silk kimona
pattern will make a very acf "ptable Xmas gift. The
rand 7Ttt to 1.25
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
Make an ideal Xmas gift. Big assortment colors to
select from, neat designs, Indian patterns, best quality,
all colors, including cord, loop and tassel. Each 82.75
SILK WAIST PATTERN
These are exclusive waist patterns, just enough for a
wairt in light and dark shades, printed warp floral ef
fect, plaids, stripes, etc. Each put up in Xmas box
ready for mailing. Each $3.00 to J5.00
Gift Hints From Our Men's Shop
H omen as well as men will find our men's furnish
ing department one of the most desirable places to
make selections of Christmas gifts for men. u our
i stock was never larger or more varied than this sea
son. We have plenty of new shirts, half hos, collars,
neckwear, pajamas, bath robes, lounging robes, -rnok-ing
jackets, mufflers, drew jewelry, garters, Delta,
penden, handkerchiefs, etc., from which choice may
be made. Our styles art- up to the minute. Our prices
are stnctlv guaranteed.
CORSAGE BOUQUETS
Add a touch of brightness to your blouse or party
dress by wearing a corsage bouquet. Price 2."r. .'JjC
HAND BAGS AND PURSES
Hand bags and purses, leather, moire and mesh.
Price 81.25 to S12.50
JEWELRY, BEADS, ETC.
Beauty pins, bracelets, lavallieres, lockets, collar
pins, belt pins and beads, are all acceptable gift-.
Price . 25 to 85.00
IN OUR ART AND DRAPERY DEPT.
You will find bv far the most attractive display of cre
tonnes in the citv. There are "a hundred and one"
different dainty gifts which can be made of cretonnes.
Just a few suggestions are: bags of various kinds, shoe
pockets, book ends, waist paper baskets, work boxes,
lamp and candle shades, sofa pillows, petticoat-' and
negligees.
GIVE "HER" A PRETTY WAIST
She'll Appreciate It.
No other gift ould be more sure to
please than a dainty waist. We will
gladly show you our handsome assort
ment, which includes dressy lace
waist, smart crepe de chines in all the
desirable shades; sheer waists of
Georgette crepe that have the advan
ages of durability and daintiness
Our prices range from 81-05 to 815
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I Additional Social and Per
I sonal News on Page 5
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The first of terse of an lecture
b Mrs Jwlt M Homyman and
Mrs M jm will -4 riven next
Monday and Tuesday evening at the
1-r.nv. tortaa ihurch. On Honda
evening aficrvel Angrk) and hla mast
folio Ing evening Raphael will !e
the subje. t But lectures will b
illustrated. The clab ladle of the
:ae arranged for the lectures
on the great master and are anti i
pating th with interest.
Tlx- Pr-greartve Delphian Club.
Just recently organized for the bene
' th,- not able to attend the
lAantoea meetings of the Pendleton
i ilhan :ub. will meet Honda:
evening t 7:3 in the council
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Holiday Sale
If You Miss It-You
Will Miss It
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BOYS' SUITS
it for Christmas, they
ike good
S service win te
r.g at the Chur
Mia Kdru Zimmerman and
Mildred Berkeley. Uiu Mark
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Buy the bov a suit 1
gifts.
One lot of Buster Brown suits on sale 81
Large assortment of boys' suits in Norfolk and
double breasted style . 81-65 to 81.05
We have about 10 boys' Overcoats on hand that
sold from $o.00 to $7.50, while they last 82.05
SUIT CASES
Suit cases of even description and priced to
please. Just the thing for a gift.
24 inch suit cases OHt
24 inch matting suit cases 81-25
2-trap matting suit cases 81.15
Lignt weight leather suit cases 24 and 20 inch.
steel frames 82.05 and 83.15
Cow hide suit cases, straps, extra deep, guaranteed
8 !.!'" to 98.50
TRAVELING BAGS
See our line of traveling bags; you will find real
values here and priced to suit.
Imitation leather bags 81.45. S1.S5 and 82. 15
Leather bags, seal grain 84.0.5
Extra heavv cow hide bags and combination suit
cases leather lined. 8 pockets 80.00. 810.5O
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The Peoples Warehouse
: MM U mu (flu 24 Mi 0j&u,jt4um!M'eM'eMtiAttAtSAl ni&t&MV&ZXL Sal 5 :
WHERE IT PAYS
TO TRADE.
ral uble of &00 The favors
scoff were won by Mis Gayi
The tfilver weddinft anniversary ot!
Mr tad Mr-. W It. Taylor was cele
brated in fitting style by thirt 'ur
Of their frleini.-i last Friday evernns. ;
with a grand "shlveree." It was a1
complete surprise, but the visitor)!
were made welcome and a moxl
pleasant evening was passed with
various otiinm for entertainment, j
amoOS tliem a mock wedding, with!
the twenty-five years bride and Mow
tat principals. David Taylor, lather
of the groom, assisted the minlst-r
with h!n "old political law" ceremony
after which the couple were solem.i-'
ly sentenced to connubial bondag.'l
until their diamond anniversary.
Athnia Press.
Walter Sutherland of 1'llot Rockl
pent VMtVsf In the city.
J f Burroughs of Wallula wa
over from his home yesterday
V J. Ooran was among the Hei.x!
residents In i'endleton yesterday.
Waiter Allison, forest ranger at
L'kiah. Is a Pendleton visitor today.
A. L Douglas of Weston was num-l
bered among the visitors here yes-!
lerday
Ernest lihormley of Helix ten
amonit the visitors in the city yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs Willie Bedford and'
child were here from Adams this'
morning.
Mr and Mrs. tleorge Iamhlrth'
were i.i from their home on Stag j
fjuli h yesterday.
Charlies Ibaugh. formerly of
Pilot Hock, but now of Helix, was a
Pendleton visitor yesterda).
Amusements
hat the press agent say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
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OK Tlll CITV
TO 111 GIVES SERMON
A moral lesson for young girls as
much as for their mothers that is
the analysts of "The Blindness gf
Virtue' the great Ess-may feature
fjlm which will be shown at the Pas
time theater on Sunday. This greai
play deals with a question of vital
importance to every home. It Is a
thrilling Indictment against the mod
ern fashion -r bringing up children
In ignorance of certain problems in
life. Edna Mayo and Bryant Wash
bum take the leading parts In this
gTeat film adaptation
EPIDEMIC OF GRIPPE
SUBSIDES AT NOLIN
SCHOOLS B IV TO RBOPEJT
OTHER NEWS XOTBt Of
Til T IMSTIUCT.
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FIRE ABOARD WAS ONE o'dln.rj
TIirtltDIC- rvKl UIMMCCHTt
horse.
The record of Abt is said xcad
HAN IPJUMCMCO, Dec. 11-- ,,ial "'"'' 11
Through the fO-MIHtl that !,re!'nl" Ms.k.mlth. MM N
W the Mlnne,U-. bunker, bad been'1'"' ""'" " r'"'rd'
brought under control H was learned! J"h", J "'J
Mr. (or the first lime that threa,. '" I'h ladelph a spoking DIM
eoed conflagration - among th ,""k Al" f"r froW . '
oooble... re., and surmised withi"""" - " MHHl
irkkk :puin aarttck, of the uratH!
Norihem Hteamshlp Company's bl
Ire, enter , has I. a I to rohtend i-ih
b a ship i 0 Mtttl N ' ruber 1 4
l,'i'i'j-ton 'argo)
f.r Loaeoa with
il f.lstuffs.
c W. Wlb y marine Mfsfftfltftad
MM 'or 0M '' NofflffMrrn Htearo-i
... fc -of
soil, corriujtn. hii'i m h.-i.-
Vt human (fid Home s,d.
I NEW VOUK. Dec. 10 Walter
Whitman's ilrthplae has been solo l
iitictlori The old homs of the pre:,
near Huriiltigtori. L I . wits Its sur-
ihdlng farm Mlltdlngl nod 12 Mr
laud. Nrag kaoektd d'.wn to John
I' Rotffe, a real estate dealer, for
the Vinneotaa arrival, said that he
tiiight have tiollt for himself broad
..arilis that the n,e .,. uhd.-f . n fjf ,iUf,B ,.
,l. He said that fife , ,u ,. f ,
bunkWI w not I M .one,,e B( M r u,rn here
for the Ulrmewfta, and that he old . ...
, ii'oii uai"-nie ii nmiir .inn .n-n
option of the art. The first notab'
addition to the list of employers oc
curred in OCtObtf, wheti 373 were
Hated
Fifty-nine of fhei new em plovers
listed last month are In class 10.
comprising logging and the luml-r
Industry this ranking second to
class f, general lonstrunlve work,
with l!4 riew emplo.ers
1000 KETMKN fiPT BIKE.
Part Made l'h ( Ii-icUiimI, ( Iniln
nail. I blcaifo g m.
CINCINNATI, Dec in rie thou
, sand telegraph oparaCota of the
! .eland, cinilnnatl, Chicago : St.
Iiuls railroad will receive an in
rfhse In wages that will cost '.he
ro;:il 14.',. ooo earj , Mrcordlng to an
In one ear a horse or a ci
eat nine times Its own weight
liUT the rcMsffl ha'l been In
stiy rest danger from this iause. lie
aid farther tbst he hail no reason
In i telle... that th fire, originated
froru o'her than natural causes
It was 'iild bar that i Ulit of th
MiMtat'd llUlJf were In use, hut
that fte,- supplying stesin for the
upafattni Ml draMDca, refrtaarauad
niiichlner;, s'tef'rig K'n and otltaff
inttrii.ii ifftarhanlam tfiara w$t llttta
J- ft lor propulsion
I ari-iiis Ihe eiiinr." he ori'-e wrote nfi
II The crowd gathered ht-n- - as of
farmer folk, but tf a different world
from which the author of "LaV "f
'irsss' loved pad sarin abo it Th H I
were Italian and 'ierrnaiis. -wedes
MMI itllal hi A few of the fssl-l
ai ishlrtg Amerlc.ih farmers wer-.
there, but with fur roals laatadd
tiveralls and inotorcars instead Oil
huggle.
siilfixsn jg output cams
BATTUE, Wa.h. ))' io
record fOff salmon eggs taken
broken b Washington slute h
erles this ear aei-ordlng to
not-1
and I
we if
sfidiilaK rtnattm. Hurt
A MIAN V I m . !.-. I 1 o b de
tinted for a '-itv office Ifld break his
It-tr In two ilia-is the sarm nlxllt was
11 lent if J N We. Idle, who fish Commlsloner Darwin
feM aarrad g ell . osbiil of Ht lo for withstanding adverse weather
. fla -,, ,f, thi ,-lty tlii. stream condition and a srrnili
lad bl .1, votes mn run on I'uget Bound.
Wlihit, aa hour nfiii the returns Knormous number of eggs
i j 1 1 d Wt-ildl- fell from taken on th Columbia river an I
n sideaalk whllt taking mi Inttultated 'Irnys Harbor, the take In the Co
,, hotOt i I urn bin district being 41.000.000. as
j against 22.000,000 lst year, nnd ou
nn . nnurl Itrnfr ! ,,"r,',"r . '';
MHIUAIIBU'HIA He. 10 What ' " ' "' ?,"""!."
i, Ma i to i rooord m .he - """ w,i m, "
maklBI of horaeatMM was cr,,,t.,l b) 0all river and rjrajr Hnrbor to
trie i ifi 1 iiiiiiti iii.i 1 1".
I - i ll U Abt h blacksmith of Fifty.
I'lghlli lied Iv. il stuets AIM did Ihe
Vaftl In the Ikof "' Ida! Kreel. fiH05
, .tlil sift-el. where he made 12
tl'isrn hnHM'shties In four hoard antl
41t minutes Ills helpci nun his hro
ther am m
.lohns Biiriis
I initicr tiM t.aln- :nm
'il.VMI'IA, Wash Dec. 10. Three
haadrad arid nlnt-tv-elght new etn
layan In Washington in Industrie!
Mm MM his heater coming under the compensation in .
Were listed bV the ftt'l Unit In I Insil, -
An MkM of the ia ..f M.I run he nin e I .inimlssloii darihg .iveiiihe,
list! fr.uii the fact lluil making si said t" be the large-! iimnth -tie
dossil toraaJMt Is t hi mil lt d ii fslf thus.- Illlllli'illatel) following the ad-
f
,"i5i-' Mjui!rsf '. ''";.
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Kalx-r's son Walt- I mil I cbruary.
Iliipliig for ll-adc.
sONDON, Dec. 10. Emperor Wtt
liam has fixed the date for the mar-!
riage of his youngest son. Brlnce Jo-1
achim. and Princess Marie of Anhail
for the end of February at Potsdam
says a dlspath to the Kxhsnge Tele
kraph DOB! pAa from Amsterdam.
"The marriagi- was to have taken
place herore Christmas, says me ois
patch. The Kmperor and Empress
hope that the wai will be ended by
February and th ( therefore post
poned the marriage ceremony until
hat time. Should ihe war not have
been concluded hv the date set for
the wedding the ceremony will be ex
tremely simple."
lt BI III TIM S III IBS AIT
SoO.IKin to lie sked of (icrmany for
licuth or Dr. E. V. Wood,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Heirs of
I r. K. F. Wood, of Janesville, Wis.,
MM of the Americans lost In the An
hie disaster, will ask Hermany to In
damnifr them for At lensi 6d,000. n
Rttorn! for the estate conferred lit
lenirlh with Secretary Lansing.
The state department and Inciden
tally Herman official, have been
ii waiting the filing of the first claim
for an Indication of what might he
usl.ed. not only for the victim of ihe
Arabic, but for the Americans who
lost their lives on Ihe I,usltanla.
Dr. Wood was returning from vol
unteer tHity In the hospitals of Fram e
and Bnataad when he loat his life.
i Special Correspondence.
NOUN. Ore.. Dec. 11. The grip
epidemic has begun to subside and
oui school will resume operations
next week.
A Mr Anderson of Hermlston hai
secured a i ontract to drill a Jeer
well nn the school yard for District
No. 28 and Is preparing as rapidly
as possible to bein the work.
. B. Williams and l a Wolford
went to Pendleton last Wednesday
night and were introduced into the
mysteries of the initiatory degree of
Odd Fellowship by Integrity ly.dtte
No. 92.
o. F. Steele, J. T Williams, F. M
Webb and D. W. Davis. Odd Fallow,
were Pendleton visitors last Wednes
day night.
A J. Amoureux and Joe lilakely
weie down from the county seat ,-ei-terday
attending to legal matters.
Mrs. A. J. Hurt Is visiting friends
and relatives ut Ailums this week.
Saturday night will be the reguhv
meeting night for the Nolln LJterary
and debating society.
The question for debate is; "Be
solved that there Is more pleasure.
In pursuit than there Is In posses
sion." Miss Stella Steele Is leading debat
er on the ufflrmatlvc and Miss Jaun
Ita Dupult Is the negative leader.
The Tantallxer is the name of our
literary paper, with O. F. Steele and
D. W. Davis as editors
VV. L. Noble, a former reiddent of
Nolln, but now located in Iff K P.
oil fields in California, 1 visiting in
our midst.
Mrs. Ievl Durrlngton linU litHe
daughter, Doris, left for thfdr bbm
In Fresno, Calif., last Thursday aftd
spending several months here BtBOnd
relative.
I' rWXGI l i t itll H BREATH
BAD, l"l ll BOTH i l l vv
I iv i.i; IXO how u
tlive "California -yrup of Figs" ut
once a teaspm.nful t"da often
saves a ilcg child tomorrow.
If your Utile one is out of oils
half sick, isn't resting, eating ami
acting naturally look, mother: see
If tongue Is coated This la a sun
sign that Its little stomach, liver and
bowel art clogged with waste When
cross. Irritable, feverish slomm h
flour, breath bad or has stomach
ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full Of
cold, give a teaspoonful of "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs." and In a few
hours all the constipated poison, un
dlgeated food and sour Ult gcntl.
moves out of Its little bowels with
out griping, and you have a well,
playful child again.
Mothers can lest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative." be
cause It never falls to cleanse the
little one's liver and bowels .in I
sweeten the stomach and they dear
ly love It pleasant taste. Full di
rection for liable, children of ill
ages and for grown-ups printed on
each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrupA
Ask your druggist for a iO-Cnt bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs."
then see that It Is made by the "Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company."
baby Albertlne ICMMook "ml declar
ed she will raise It to I healthy nor
mal womanhood to prove her the-crlefl.
French ntfe-or to Jail.
I'ABIS, Dec. 8. tieneral Oallletil.
the French minister of war. gave an
other example recently of his deci
sion not to tolerate abuse or favorit
ism In the army when he ordered n
officer of the territorials sentenced t'
( days In a fortress for making use
of sn automobile owned by man
whom he had selected for an orderly
PERUNA
jl A STANDARD FAMILY REMEDY
For over forty years it
has been used as A TONIC
AND STOMACH REM
EDY, Pernna aids the 'ap
petite and gives new life to
digestion.
AI.V TO CAM, FOB LOAN.
mot I er,
ilat
d daughter should
mg girls Ev.-n
Sunday and Mon-
BOMK, Dec 10 In a statement
before the chamber or deputies the
minister of the treasury, Paolo Car
cano, said that the nudget of 1915-
1R showed a surplus or 1243.400,000
But, added the minister, the surplus
was much below the amount neces
sary for the expenditures Indlapell
able for the continuation of the
war from the end of December to
the end of June Therefore, It wn
necessary to mnke another appeal
to the Italian people Tor a great na
tional loan
Btgaof Carcuno. speaking with re'
erence to the budget or 191S-1T,
predicted peace would come before
that period and he csilmatetl a fitir
plus of 128,000,000. The expenses of
the war, according to the mlnb t-r
raached ffM, oOO.OOO during the first
flag month and would be propor
tionately higher In the next seven
montha
WHIM Adopt Deformed Hnln
PORTT..AND, ore., Dec 8. Ex-1
pressing Ihe strongest disagreement !
with the action of Dr Halsleden o(
Chicago In permitting the defective
Bollinger baby to tiV. Miss Helen
Klelblock, J5. a trained nurse, for
mally adopted the 18 months old do
fictlve daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jack Brown of flladstone, Oregon.
The child Is partially paralyzed and i
otherwise subnormal, .she named the
Aids Digestion
Promotes Health
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
It is Nature's best aid in
eotnbati-C ailments of the
Stomach and Bowels.
BARGAINS!
Real bargain in
LADIES' SEAL AND
LEATHER HANDBAGS
Any handbag in the store
Vi -PRICE.
Less than wholesale.
Tallman & Go.
Leading Dniigliti
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