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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1915.
Does Pendleton Want
$2.00 Photo Plays?
We believe that she wants the very best and is
willing to pay .for value received. For this reason we
have closed a contract with the TRIANGLE FILM
CORPORATION for the exclusive control of their
products in Pendleton. These productions consist of
photopjays directed by Griffith, Ince and Sennett,
the three greatest directors in the world. They are
at present the sensation in New York at the Knick
erbocker, Philadelphia at the Chestnut St. and Chi
cago at the Studebaker, at prices of $2.00 for the
best seats.
Our first offering will be
"IRON STRAIN"
In S parts, featuring DUSTIN FARNM,
"A GAME OLD KNIGHT."
2 part Triangle Keystone.
Full details of opening and prices of
will be announced later.
admission
First Show Sunday
TEMPLE
The Theatre Beautiful.
Triangle Fine Art Photo Plays Will be Shown
Exclusively at This Theatre.
LOCALS
Sb Advertising in Brief
HATE.
Per Hue flint Insertion l"e
j'er list, additional laser Una. . . . 5c
I'er line, per month II ou
No local taken (or leu tins Hoc.
Count ii ordinary words to line.
I. mala will not be taken oer ttM
telepboas eit-ept from ICaat Oregon
Ian paid up subscribers.
'lark of Wall Walla Is here to-1 U
Additional Social and Per
sonal News on Page 2.
1
Carl Hansen, well known retire I
farmer, In preparing to leave tomor
row for Petalutna. Calif., to spend
the winter.
Dressmaking, Mrs Bowman. Phone
I48M.
Dressed hogs, t cents pound, at
Cash Market.
A White Studio photo Is the mo:.t
acceptable and appropriate Xmas gift
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. have
storage warehouse Phone 339.
ror saie riurse. wagon ana nar-1 William Fraker. pioneer of I'malil
ness. Terms reasonable. Phone 276. j a county, celebrated his s9th birth.
Nicely furnished front room with : day on Saturday at the Golden Rule
sleeping porch. Furnaca heat. Phone; hotel. Many of his friends called
&36J. during the day to offer their con-
Auto tops repaired and recovered, STatiilatlons. He received many to
Prlces reasonable and all work 1 "ens of affection from acquaintances
guaranteed. Hamley & Co. .throughout the county.
The most relluble place to have ,
your auto tops and curtains repair- i The German Hub of the high
ed Is at Hamley's. school, known as the "Kie Frohllck-1
Wanted Oirl for general house- J Oeutachen." will hold its regular,
work. Phone 1S9 or apply cor. Post i DUSlnaas meeting pn Wednesday nighH
and E Railroad streets.
Fr sale, reasonable, post
card
site Kodak with case and tank devel
oper. Address "G. A." this office.
fCook, all around middle aged man.
wants Job. Camp or hotel. Would
work for small wages. X Oregon la.':.
ot mis weeK tne clui, is composed
of all the German students in th
high school and was organized to
promote the study of the German
language, under the leadership of
Miss Kmma Llnse. Besides their reg
ular business meeting a. program will ; registered at the Pendleton hotel
as presented in Barman bv different
A
day.
0. E. Ryder of Elgin Is a visitor
here.
Ruy Preston of Baker Is In the city
on business.
1. uke Read of Athena, Is In the city
on business.
Mrs. C. J. Miller of Buhl, Idaho, is
a visitor here.
Rhea Luper of Salem Is visltinR
here a few days.
Mrs. Prudence Killlam of Van
sycle, is here todsy. ,
R. E Blackman of Milton, Is a
business visitor here.
Mrs. R. Morrison of Lostine is here
today on a short visit.
H. C. Means of Umatilla, spent
over Sunday In the city.
It A. Esteb, prominent attorney of
Echo, was here yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis and son of Lostine are
in the city visiting friends
Eunice May of La Grande Is regis
tered at the St. George Hotel.
J. W. Robinson of Walla Walla '9
DAD'S
Present
When father is doing the giving
everyone looks for something
handsome.
And when the other members of
the family join together to buy a
present for father, they want a gift
of beauty and dignity something
worthy of himself.
R. D. Miller, Hermlston,
-t. Maus Stokes Pogus Dam.
nose glasses
Rebel's name oi
return to Wll
Ml U'IN'G WIN WAR mit KAISKK
Continued from page one )
is natuml because a large number
There has been no slackening In
railway development because of the
mt, the minister said. Capital now
Invested In the railways aggregates
about I3.10o.oo0.n00 Great Improve
i,o uts. he pointed out, have been
made necessary in the last ten years
m Germany's advance as I commer
cial and industrial nation
"Our freight traffic today is be
tween 9r, ami 100 per cent of what it'
la In pea.e limes." said von Brelten
i.ach. "Ijist July for example, the
irelght receipts were greater than
I lie- same month Of the previous year.
Passenger receipts are not equal to
the receipts In peace times but thnt
who traveled in times of
now at the front
"Excursions are restricted too. but
even sit. seventy per cent of the pas
senger trains In service In peace
times are running now."
"Then It Is true mat the railways
are winning the war?" he was nske i
"The firm establishment In tlmis'
of peace of (he efficiency of our rail-!
peace are o Qffer prjce? N Berkeley.!
Do not miss Raphael Pictures to-1
night, Presbyterian church at S
o'clock Single admission. 25 cents..
Lost American National Batik!
black folder, containing 120 bill.
Please return to this office for suit
able reward
Ladles, make shields at home. $10
roads Is the base upon which our for 100. Work sent prepaid. No
military authorities have worked sue-1 canvassing. Send stamp. lvanhoe
caaafully," he answered. "Insofar, it Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo.
may be Justly said that the railroads For sale 300 tons of grain ha:
are parti, (paling In our military su
Jersey bull, four years old. for sale. I members of the club after which a
German supper will be served. The
progTam for the evening will be as
follows:
1. Roll (.'all Quotation from Goe
the. 2. Lied. Duet, Verna and Vera
Taylor.
3. Vorlesung, Zclla Follet
4. Debate (in German). Resolved
that a bachelor's life is worse than
an old maid's life. Affirmative
speakers are Chester Reed. Bertha
Pruitt; negative. Dietllef Strove and
Ardls Callison.
5. Lied, Der Verien.
Address
Hon of
Ore.
Lost Pair of
black case. l)r
outside. Please
Moore.
Old papers for sale; tied in bun
ties. Good for starting fires, etc.
I 10c a bundle. This office.
Very many people desire to ouy
El d ridge were In the
from their home In
lands in eastern Oregon. What have
The ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon j
at the home of Mrs. D. B. Waffle.
The meeting will be in the form of
John Gllcy, prominent Butter
creek sheepman. Is In the city today
William F. Shaver of Rockford.
Washington, is here for a few days
Mr. and Mrs William P. Ward of
Slanfild are here today for a shoit
visit.
Mr. and Mrs
city yesterday
Helix.
Thomas Grant of Juncan City,
Alaska, is stepping in the city for a
few days.
Attorney Will M. Peterson left this
morning for Athena and Weston on
legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. White of Cleveland,
Ohio, are stopping off in the city on
their way home.
K. F. Fahrenwald. a' prominent
Christmas social and all members stockman of Nye, Is in the city to.
cesses
There are
Ecuador.
iwmllls In operation
Why Lay Awake at
Night and Worry
About what to give Father,
Mother, Sister, Sweetheart or
Brother.
Come to us and let us help
you select the most appreciated
gift from our large and at
tractive stock, the largest we
have ever shown. Did you ever
stop to think that when you
buy from a small storp's small
stock you pay the middle man
his prifits. Why? Because he
buys in small quantities while
WE buy direct from the fac
tories and can save you the 25
per cent which goes to the un
interested party.
Think of It. we have every thing
that can be obtained in our line and
at a very low price, such as IUA
MoNIS our specialty very selec
t've for n Xmas gift and one that you
can make as a saving bank.
Come and see ub. We have equip
ped our store with a very attractive
diamond room where you can buy or
look without being disturbed by your
friends looking over your shoulder.
Our large stock of genuine PARIS
IAN IVORY Is at your disposal. Come
and see It and get our prices. Tou
"111 lie convinced that what we say Is
true. I.eave out the middle man's
profit.
WM.HANSCOK, TNE Jeweler
The House of QUALITY and
QUANTITY.
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are urged to attend.
The many friends of Mr and Mrs
R, S McClure, who have made their
home here the last six months, gath-
Wlll sell In lots or will feed stock of er,?d "t the parlorB of the Baptist
BOH kind, horses, mules cattle or . church last evening and tendere I
heep. R. B. McEwen. Athena. Ore'lhem
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night Funerals to cemetery
only 13.50. Phone 110, Quelle Res
taurant. Car for country trips, phone
50 Carney & Huey Taxi Co.
farewell reception 'before
they leave for The Dalles where they
will make their home In future. Mr.
and Mrs. McClure made a host of near Walla Walla, left
visiime tne i old springs country
day on business.
) Harry Turner of La Grande, whs
! has been breaking In the local O.-W.
yards for a few days, left this morn
ing for his home. He is employed aj
freight brakeman in the La Orande
yards
A. Swar.son, financial agent for
the Adventlst school at College Place.
today after
Attention. yaj order of Moose.
There will be a social session of
the Loyal order of Moose at Moose
hall on Wednesday evening. Decem
ber 15th. All members and their
families cordially Invited By ordef
of committee. Adv.
(.rami Masquerade Ball.
Eagle-Woodman Hall Thursday,
i Dec. 23. Watch for further partlcu
: lars. Adv
Maple Syrup.
I am ordering some maple syrup
and sugar again from the east. Thii
is absolutely pure and comes in the
original package from the farmers
Call 2'i'iW and say how much you
want N It. Whit ford Adv.
friends during their residence Ir
Pendleton. Mrs. McClure Is a grad
uate of the McMinnvllle conservator
of music and her musically inclined
rocal friends were exceedingly sony
to see her leave They will go awe:
tomorrow.
M. D. Smith, Juniper farmer, was
in Pendleton this morning.
It. T. Bishop of the Pendleton
Woolen Mills, arrived home this
morning from a business trip.
C. S. Jerard. local implement deal
er, arrived home this morning from j
I trip to Spokane. Kalama and Port- ;
I land.
the interest of some property owred I
by the school in that vicinity.
Joseph Cunha. well known Echo
sheepman, has been here today to
attend the wool expert meetings al
the Commercial Club rooms.
Dr. C. J. Smith came up from
Portland thus morning and spent the
forenoon visiting at his ranch east of
town He Is returning to Portland
tonight.
Albert W Warner of Pilot Rock
was In the city yesterday on business.
Take advantage of your first
Chiristmas shopping visit to this
store to ask about the Hallmark
Wratch. I will gladly show you my
stock. The fact that I am an agent
for the Hallmark Watqh you may
take as good evidence of my stand
ing as a jeweler.
While accuracy and durability
are of course the prime considera
tions in making a Hallmark there
is an impressive thinness and
beauty to our models for gentlemen
and ladies. There is a Hallmark
for every member of the family.
All models illustrated and describ
ed in our catalog which we will mail
on request.
$14.00 to $125.00
Royal M. Sawtelle
Since 1887.
Notice to En-tern Star.
The Hushee Chapter No 19. will
meet this evening to hold annual
election of officers. 1
iiy order of Wo. thy Matron.
MAItV E, JOHNSON,
(Adv i Beers tnry
Y1
Give onr picture:
Do you realise that the finest and j
most welcome Christmas present you
could ever give your relatives or
friends would be a nice photograph
of yourself made by one who has the j
best facilities and has had years of
successful experience in making pic
tures that show your true likeness.
The same money you would spond
for trivial gifts will here buy you
highest class photos In the newest
Ideas of today. As n gift they will
be far more lasting and give you
greater satisfaction In the end. Make
the appointment today, before the
rush. ' C. I. WHEELER,
(Adv ) Photographer
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Preferred Gift
The choice and preferred gift is that which endures because it suggests continu
ity of love and friendship.
The spirit of goodwill of Christmas, 1915, will continue for many years to come
if your selection is an appropriate jewel, or piece of cut glass or silverware of quality.
We have everything from the choice and refined diamond in combination with
pearls to the simple and modest-priced creation.
There is no possibility of you making a mistake and giving a present that will
not be cherished even for years to come when the selection is made from the beauti
ful suggestions we now have on display.
OPERA GLASSES SET RINGS .ATT7Z
SCARF PINS
St. George Grill
Portland
Qyelle
CRAWFISH
Waiting for Official Notice.
The county court is waiting for of
ficial notice from the secretary of
state as to the amount of V'matilla
county's share of the state taxes be
fore fixing the state nnd county levy.
The amount has been given out by tht
state tax commission but this is not
ofiicial so fur as the courts are con
cerned. .
FIELD GLASSES
SILVER INLAID
TURTLE
EBONY
CUT GLASS
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
BRACELET
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
CLOCKS
CHAINS
UMBRELLAS
SILVER
PICTURE
FRAMES
MESH BAGS
VANITY BOXES
EMBLEM PINS
LAVAL1ERS
CUFF BUTTONS
CHARMS
TOILET
ARTICLES
SMOKING
SETS, ETC.
CASEROLS
MILITARY
BRUSHES
SOUVENIR
SPOONS
CARVING SETS
FANCY CLOCKS FOBS, ETC.
lnU'r-cMJng Isxtures on sheep.
Though the majority of 1'mattlla j
county sheepmen nre too busy right
now to come In for them, the lectures
on the sheep Industry being given at
the Commercial club rooms by W. T.
Hitch, an expert, are proving extrem
ely interesting and profitable to thos.' j
who are present. Mr. Hitch is one ot
the best posted authorities on wool
and sheep In the country and he Illus- 1
trates his lectures with charts. Many
Of the sheepmen are In the mountains
watching their bands lest they be
and thousands of other suitable articles all priced right. Selections may be made
now and will be delivered as you specify. This gives us ample time for engraving
them.
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Our diamonds are of the finest color and cut. bought direct
from the importers, thus saving you money. The watches and
clocks we carry represent the best makes of the best manu
facturers and were selected after many years of experience
in handling different makes they are all guaranteed by us.
In Jewelry and Silverware we carry only the best and our
stock is well selected. Our Cut and Engraved Glass cannot
be excelled for its brilliancy arid cut.
A. L. SCHAEFER
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726 Main St.
Jeweler and Silversmith.
Telephone 328J
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