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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1915)
i I 8 i i 8 8 1 1 i i i i 8 You are cordially invited to come to this big men's store to select your gilts for "Him.'' HE WOULD LIKE Kid or silk tfoves, an initial belt, pair of Pull man slippers, Pendleton Bath Robes, latest linen initial handkerchiefs, beau tiful neckwear in boxes, leather collar bags, leather cuff bags, combination sets of neckwear, hose, handkerchiefs, suspenders, garters, tie hangers, Ties in boxes BOc and $1.00. Linen Handkerchiefs, in boxes. Silk Handker chiefs in boxes. Knit house coats and hundreds of other very acceptable gifts for a lady to a man, or a man to a man. BOND BROTHERS Pendleton's Leading Clothiers. I Only 3 More Days HOLIDAY SALE AT THE HUB We carry complete lines of Ladies' and Men's House Slippers, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Dress Gloves, Auto Gloves, Lined Mitts, Shoes, Mackinaws, Sweaters, also many other useful Christmas gifts. Ladies House Slippers 650. 050, 81. IS Children's House Slippers . 750. Kit, f)5o Men's House Slippers 6.V. $1.25 ami 81.15 Hoys' Lined Gloves, on sale 390 Hoys' Golf Gloves, on sale 190 Men's Golf Gloves, on sale 450 Men's Dress Cloves 490. 65o. 81-00 and 81.35 THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EACH EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS. THE HUB Tweeser tips have ey?a1asSM with chamois ecu Invented fur covered cleaning IS YOUR STOMACH CLOGGED WITH WASTE Tuiiiimn At Co. Guarantee u Return iln Mom') If Ml-o-na Dock Not Relieve Yon. "It's u pleasure to sell a medicine When your customers come In after ward and tell you how much good It has done them." mild Tallman & Co., the popular druggist to an East Ore gonlan man, "and that Is why we like to sejl and recommend Ml-o-na, the dyspepsia remedy. We have so much faith In this article that we are I going to guarantee It In the future. and will return the money to any purchaser of Ml-o-na whom it dees I not help. That may seem rash huti our CUetomerl have said SO many good words in its favor that we do not expect to have many packages returned. "Any. tie who nas dyspepsia, whose food does not digest well, and who has to take thought a to what he can eat, and when, can leave iii cents deposit at our More and take home a boa of Ml-o-na and if the remedy does not regulate his dlges-1 tlon and help his dyspepsia he withdraw his money." This shows great faith in the i of Ml-o-na. It In 'enlly a most un usual medicine and the rapid Increase of sales since Tallman & Co. Intro duced it in I'endleton shows th3t It does all that It Is claimed to do re lieves dyspepsia, regulates digestion and enahles those who use It to eat Mra. John Vaughan and son leftH last evening for .Spokane to visit ur- ijig the holidays. J The Eagle have announced a I masijue ,al at their hall for Thu-i-li lay evening of this week. J Mrs. Frederick E. Gulkk entertain- ' ed with a large tea Saturday after- j noon at her home In Alameda Parkll for the members of Kappa Kappa i CJamma sorority. The house was ! prettily decked In holiday flowers andli loliage and members of the sorority) ! assisted the hosteaa in receiving and!'. In serving the guest. 1 Mrs. fitillck and her little duughlc i j left this morning for i'endleton where 'I they will pass the Christina holidays! 1 with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. i Slasher. Dr. Gulkk will Join them)' the latter part of the week. Portland1 j Journal. Mis Mildred Berkeley and MIss'j Heth Smith, who recently-opened kindergarten In the Field SChO I I building, yesterday gave the llttlal, lolk a Chrbtmas tree party The children, all under six year uld, made the decorations for the tree and helped put them in place. Their de light at the tinseled, gift-laden tree was boundless and each was made j happy with presents that Btnta clam I bad sent in advance of Christmas. I The kindergarten will open again I Immediately after the holiday? This Store will be open evenings this week for your convenience Finest assortment of Furs in the city, consist ing of real Northern Mink pillow muff and shawl neckpieces. Hudson Seal set, pillow muff and 54 inch scarf $50.00 Japanese Mink set in melon muff and straight scarf neckpiece 840.00 Genuine Beaver set, melon muff and shawl col lar S75.00 White China Fox set, extra fine quality 825.00 Black and Brown Opposum sets from 80.00 to 820.00. Black and Brown Coney Sets from 87.50 to 815 Seperate Muffs in black, brown and grey 84.75 to 850.00. We have a beautiful assort ment of Children's Furs in tan. grey and white Angora, grey op posum and imitation Ermine. These are made in pillow and melon muffs. Come in and look at our line of Bath Robes, all colors and styles for men, women and children, prices 82.50 to S1H.30. All the. new patterns in the famous Pendleton Bath Robes ALEXANDERS Miss I. ula Matlock. Mr und .Mrs. W. N. M rive home tomorrow Spokane where she ha daughter of lock, win ar veiling from been attend- (MKAJgi ing Urunot Hall. She will spend the uonuay at nome. nor mother. WflOli na been ill for the past week, is im proving rapidly now. Miss Thelma McCormmach. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter McCormmach, was able to leave St Anthony's hospital yesterday, being well on the road to recovery from her recent illness. Tom Thompson, prominent fanner was agreeably surprised Saturda evening with a dii. r prepared at the Wenaha club in his honor but with out his knowledge. The occasion was his birthday and his wife was respon sible for the surprise. Members of the club and a few other friends were ir.vited and spent an enjoyable even ing. Col. J. H. Haley made the speech of presentation when a token of the club's esteem was tendered to Mr. Thompson Kit wc Alexanders' Grocery PENDLETON'S BIGGEST AND BEST DEPARTMENT STORE. I just what the want with no I; ' trouble lifter. IT Of GO TO GRIGGS For Good Things to Eat on CHRISTMAS Candies and Nuts for the Children AN EXTRA LARGE LINE OF CHOICE FRESH CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS ALL DISPLAYED WELL MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO CHOOSE JUST WHAT YOU WANT. Our Prices Can't Be Beat Miss Grace Kuth Llndburg, fiance! of Dean Truman Goodman, w as hon-1 or guest at a luncheon and apron shower given by Mrs. Albert Molin on ( Saturday. Covers were laid for 14.1 The guests were: The Misses Marie Meagher. I!ertha Sabel, Maybel Sheasgreen. Adelaide Sheasgreen, Certrude Llnd. Huth I.ind. Ada Ma- thewson. Vi.ja Charleeon, Grace I.indburg. Edna Undhurg. Mrs. Wil liam Hughes. Mrs. J. Babel, Mrs. Mo. lin. I'ortland Journal. Clarence H. Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cole, returned Sunday to Join his ship the I". S. S. California. Mr. Cole has been on a 30 day leave of absence and has been spending it with his parents here and with a sis ter at La Grande. He is a machinist aboard the battleship and has one year to serve before his enlistment ex pires. The California is stationed with the Pacific fleet and Mr. Cole has served aboard for four years. Savory Roasters they cut down the ...meat bill. Give your wife one Christ mas morning to cook the Christmas fowl in. Price 81-25 to 82.00 Heavy sheet iron corn poppers, use them on the gas. Each 35 Pop corn that will pop, 3 lbs. for. .. 25c Fine Country Sausage, Spare Ribs and Back Bone. Fancy Navel Oranges California's best per dozen 30? to 50c By the case 84.00 to 84.25 Finest Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils, Pe cans, Filberts, per pound 25C Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per pound 15C A Fine Mixed Nut all new stock per pound 25C A good assortment of Christmas Candies wholesale and retail. ' National Biscuit Co.'s Crackers and Cookies add a dainty touch to your table. was up from Stanfield RIBBON CANDY ROLL SUGAR STICKS PARIS CREAMS FRENCH MIXED JELLY BEANS BON BONS, Chocolates Mixed Nuts, Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, ROYAL CHOCOLATES ROLLA ROLLA WHIRLS MIXED TAFFY MARSHMALLOWS LION MIXTURE PLAIN MIXED Brazil Nuts, Frank Bio yesterday. Austin Foss, hardware merchant of Athena, was a Pendleton visitor yes terday. Lyman G. Mice spent Sunday near Hertntston with his gun in search of W. H. Daughtrey. president of the I'nion Stock Yards of Portland, was in the city yesterday, W. M. Peterson and son. Haley, spent BUAdaj in Freewater as guests "f Postmaster Will Q. Hardesty. Chester F.c arrived home yester day from F.ugene where he Is spend ing his senior year at the university. Water Supt, Frank H. Hayes and James Bowler drove to Thorn Hoi low Sunda ' and inspected the oon-dult. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN ALL KINDS OF LIVE AND DRESSED POUL TRY. SHOP NOW. ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UN TIL CHRISTMAS. GET IT AT ALEXANDERS. MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HOLI DAY HEADQUARTERS. Filberts, Pecans, Good Dry Popcorn that will pop. TRU-BLU FANCY CAKEf COOKIES AND BISCUITS Dates, Raisins, Figs, Oranges. Bananas, Clear Comb Hon i . dan Berries, Etc. Extra choice vegetables fresh for your Christmas table. FRESH EGGS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKES These Eggs are guaranteed to be fresh anil the supply is limited so get your order in early. CHICKENS AND FOWLS OF ALL KINDS Nice Chickens for your Holiday dinners, dressed or alive, large or fryg. Send your order to us for any kind of fowl, c'ther dressed or alive. PRINCIPALS IN WHITE SLAVE CASE MARRIED TRY THE GRIGGS' SYSTEM. GET THE GRIGGS' HABIT We give the big cash discount and save you money. We pay you the cash. Try us for a month and get acquainted with our low prices on best table necessities, sold to your corteously anl delivered prompty. GRIGGS' GROCERY FRANK M. GRIGGS, Prop. i 209 E. Court St Telephone 145 e. ?M M ?! feeMrre n s.. FRANCISCO, Dec B0.-MB.ur) i I DlgfS and Marsha Warrington. Of the figures in ttie "white Slav'' j ease which mused a nation-wide sen- I sation in 1!H3. were married in Oak-j land by Justice of tne Peace Janus, I Q, Qulnn, DiflS is BOW under sentence to J serve five ears in a federal ptilou i tot laklni ManUla Warrington to Ne- 1 IvadS In 1811 and living With h?rj there His case, as tn.u of u.s chum, I j F. Drew Caminetti. is now before iho i j tTnited States supreme court on re- Dlggs stole a march on all his ' 1'riends. He had been worKing as in architect In Oakland for more th r. ( 1 a year. 1 1 I Immediately after the Weddine Dlggs and his bride left in an autc- , I mobile for a two .lavs' automobile J trip. Dlggs made this statement: "I think that Marsnu Warrington j Is one of the sweetest girls that ev-T fsf lived I am sure we are going toll he very happy During my life 1 have built 20,0t)0.000 worth of build- i Ings in thus state, since my trouble after locating here In Oakland. I j have built up a nice little business ' nd 1 see no reason why 1 cannot bell s happy as other men are " Dlggs is 2s ears old. The girl !si The Jordan is the world's most crooked river, wandering 213 miles ii cover 60. I Order Your Christmas "Good Things to Eat'' FROM US ?b You will find it pays to do your trading at this store, where you can rc K tide you buy. whether you select it yourself or phone in your order. TRY US TODAY and see if we eaBOOt I our claim. ORANGES, dozen NO. 1 MIXED NUTS, pound WALNUTS AND ALMONDS, pound NEW SEEDED RAISINS, 2 package NEW CURRANTS, 2 packages NEW CANDIES, pound Standard Grocery L. Bonnev, Pres. Phone Where all are Pleased. rU hu m)j r- j ic t-ij lv on even ar- f i 1 40c and 50c jj 25c 25c 25c 15c. 25c i Co. ! H. SimDson. Sec. e2 !1G E. Court St. S a 3 1 I i t ,1 a SI .1 4
