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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1915)
PAGE FIVE J? Jewelry w SUGGESTIONS FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE LADIES' RINGS, ALL STYLES BRACELET WATCHES MESH BAGS BROOCHES LA VALLIERES CUFF PINS TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS FOBS FOR THE GENTLEMEN TIE PINS CUFF BUTTONS FOBS WALDEMAR CHAINS TIE CLASPS RINGS WATCHES KNIVES CHARMS Friends In this city have received. Halph B. BUD tie Id It up from hie cards announcing the marriage of home at Keho. UtM Allele J'aullne Mouhsu and Walt- M urshal Elmer Albee of Hell in a er Janus Sauze of .Stockton, Calllor- j I'endleton vlnitor today, nlu, formerly of Walla Walla. TbSH n N- Adams, Stanfeld stockman, marriage was soiemnlied Thursday, , B)(,nt J(.sterd.iy n tne c)t).. December 10 In San rrancisco. air i and Mrs. Hauzc will make their home! in Stockton. ti.u i.t-ni.. tthn Ik m daughter of I .1 it. tt,.Kn..n i.t T rirnr.itu ar,..,-. of this city, had lived - . -r- ,Shc 11 agent lor tnc u.-w., wuh in mc yesterday. ('. Means returned on NO. to I'matiUa after spending the night here. Jacob DaBOk, gurdener at the Baltt ern Oregon State Hospital, Is III with grippe. II. (I. MoUSSII in Purtliind for several yearn visiiHii In Pendleton last week with ! 6ty her father and filters but only to the Henry former did hc reveal the plans lor! 17 today her approaching nuptials. The an nouncements therefore, came as a pleasant surprise to other relative Md many friends Her husband is un electrician in Stockton. i Hundreds f and appropriate Ivory engraved to out extra charge. other' useful nifts. Persian order with- JOHN ROSENBERG Watchmaker and Jeweler, Farmers4 Union Office. Court and Cottonwood Sts. Mrs. John James Koulstune an- j nOUnCM the engagement of her daughter, Cora l-llizabeth to Dr. i'nnik Harold Kntrikcn of this city. Misa ROUtatOM who is upending the ( winter in UM Angeles with her moth- er and sister is popular In the young-' er set In that CitJ and Walla Wall, , where she has mad.- her home for ai number of years. Dr. Entrlken ha,- . made a. large circle of friends, dur ing the year he ha.-, made this city his home. Walla Walla l.'nion. Reuben Backwith, who has been studying music in Seattle, Is to arrive home Friday morning f Hoc Temple has returned from Portland where he is attending the Portland academy and will spend the holidays here. Mr and Mrs. it. M. Townsend Portland are In the city as holiday guests at the home of Mrs. Townsend's Utter, Mrs. Willard Bond. Henry ilodanski, heavyweight fighter of the 17. S. navy who has bet n vL-lting his brother, Hen Bo-d-ioMkl. here for several dayB, left this morning for Portland and will I report soon for duty at the Hremer ton navy yards. VILLA DROPS WARFARE TO TAKE UP LECTURING' The Gift Problem Easily Solved Here A NECKLACE, A RING, DIAMOND, GOLD WATCH, JEWEL RY OR SILVERWARE May we help you solve the problem and put you In the way or doing your Chrlatmaj shopping with pleasure, satisfaction and economy. We take the lib erty of making a suggestion regarding th- best place to do your shoppln and earnestly urge you to do it here and AT ONCE. Come early while the pick 1.1 the choicest, avoid the crowd and make your selections at leisure and in comfort, from a full and complete assortment- Our stock is known to comprise high-class Jewelry and our prices are less than those found In the majority of high-trade stores. FIRST CLASS ENGRAVING A FEW SUGGESTIONS Diamond Necklaces $6.00 to 175.00 Diamond and Peart Rises m to "too Diamond Brooches 10.00 to ISOQ Diamond and Emerald Kings $1.-1.00 to 1100 Diamond- .." 10 SSSS Vanity Cases . IMS to SSSM Cameo Rings and Brooches SUM) to SM Diamond Pendant . . 110.00 to 1 100 Bracelet Watches, 18 Jewel SI I to .!" Diamond and Solitaire Kings $10.00 to SHOO Bracelets . . silver Betta Parses .... Link Battoa chain. .... lxx-kcts . . . Wat. be- . . toilet Sets . I m brcl lax-art Pin- . Pari-lan ln $2.io to S.MI no . $1.00 to $.'.oo S2..-.0 to Sl.Vmi . . . fig to sies Si.no to $in oo SI..V) to $r..iMi . 4-SS to Si.vi sii.no to S'.voo SJ.."o so tlB.OO . 75c to $50.IH ess to sts.es h Mi two day and Mr 1, 1: LOCALS (Sb Advertising in Brief ItATHH. Per line first Irmerlloii 10c IV r line, n.ldltl.miil Insertion.... 5c I'.t lint, par mli 11.00 No I's-nix takta fat than toe. Cooai it ordlnarf words to line. Local! will not te liken or too ttlepbons txcspt from Kaat Oregon Inn pmd uii niMrrlbera. One Yulellde event that is going to mean something very fine to soma 47 local youngsters will be a Christ mas dinner at the hign school domes tic science department. The affair is being handled by the high schojl people, assisted by various local folk, particularly businessmen, un Chrlat- i-ral housework Phone 11 in iJ. pound. at 5 have Chimney sweep. Dressed hogs. Cash Market. For 'sale -Good milch cow Thorn paon street. Fi nland Pros.' transfer Co Storage warehouse Phone 339. Nicely furnished front room with leaping porch. Furnace heat. Phone its;, Wood for sale Apply Often & Johnson co.'b office at Umatilla County library building. Old pa pari for sale; tied In bun llea Qood for starting fires, etc. 10c a bundle This office. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon Whnt have rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only $3.50. Phone 110, Quelle Hes laurant, Cur for country trips, phono 70 Carney & Huey Taxi Co. Horses taught to elnglefool and colts broken to ride nnd neck rem. I feed and train fot 76c per day Tracy Layne Wanted Competent woman f'r general housework in either country or tOWn Apply mornings at 111 Jackson. Several men and women to cnnvnss on a special offer It. H. MeF.wcn. Athena, tnai turkeys, geese, 1 ckcus A limited supply y are the extra choice sure to get one. Oregon Market, the home of U. 8. Inspe cted meals Tele. phonal SOd and 601. Blooming plants, cut flowers nnd ferns make suitable Christmas pres- ante, Make your reservations now I while the stock Is complete and have! them delivered later. Plants or flow-j crs sent by parcel post or express. , The largest collection ever shown in Pendleton to select from. Hookers.1 I to the scene of i ations being mi da cheer, Qerald B, Stanfleld is up Fdgar L. Forrest of Athen e I the St. tieorge last evening. It E. Reynolds 01 the Oregon cultural College is a visitor In It. S. Yerxa and Mrs. F. E. Yc f Umatilla are guests of the I! lecture platform. In response to the pleadings of his, 'wife and child and the pointed hint j irom a war council or his generals at Chihuahua that his retirement from! the leadership of the revolution' : against Carranza wiuld "better the cause," Villa announced his accept-. unce of a lecture tour piopuocu wj Americans unknown here. A new leader will ne chosen by Villa's generals and the rebellion will go on with renewed vigor, reports 1 from Chihuahua stated. i turn from chihuahua, a thj federal officials for a "s'sj to" for herself, her little ent : and oeneral Villa. She was assured that s WM. HANSCOM, THE Jeweler STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. m would not be molested and that sat, iduct througn the United ! itaa would be sought for Villa With several of his most intimate nd loyal adherents villa was expect. .1 to come to Juarez within a few ays and ask the government for enter. He may tane e In Havana, Cuba, ion of the lecture ar- permiaaion up his resi at the P011- Grand Maaqaerade le-Wodman Hnll, J3. Four cash prist Fill hurs'l Adv. COMING I IfSSaaJiTl )kv wgfl I aasl every year Into the rational exche quer as a direct result of the w r Hitherto the annual taxation of the country has usually amounted to something more than 180,000,000 !n round numbers, or aBout 116. 20 p?r capita, t ut the new bill just laid be fore parliament brings the annual family names being preceded some times by nearly half the alphabet However, the tax is evidently not to be very- heavy, as the totaJ among it Is expected to bring In is only about 1200,000. total up 000 or I: Special ong then the Dutc children proximately 1103.000,- taxes are to He levied, arn a tax on front names for are prone to burden thrir it h from four to six names, at any Dutch direct ry light many Instances or Accuse Dr. Haiaehlcn. SPP.IXGFIELD, lib. Dec 21 The Illinois state board of health filed written charges against Dr. H. J. Haiselden of Chicago, for 'gross un professional" conduct in deliberately allowing Baby Bollinger to die with' out surgical attention despite the par ents" approval of his course. First Pippins, idi-s for sale. Roman Ft-. i Wlnesaps 1 c W'e.-t Alt.i. nt of stamen nies. Bpttsen- 50c. 75s and Phone mil. Hard Time- Dance, Lgle-W iman hnll. W nlng. December ilhd er's Orchestra, Admisi idles free - Adv. I Ion piiiwiwvi" N Interned. CHICAGO, Dec. 21 -"Pinwheel" ; Murphy has gone Into winter quar ters. The chances are he will not spin on his wooden leg in an effort , to an, use the municipal judge tor, I several months to come. . 7) fMKislfowm)vz3zvzY3xnt VI Till: AFT V U)NG S MI s m BE TAXED. I went t j stew. "Pinw! ! the w.i r an oyster rgument over th and he death with si arc a gin: Dutch Adopt Novel Method t Rale Funds for Emergency EJapeaaea. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. The Dutch people are to ne called upon tc pay near $j per head more taxes Mexico want- loan. IIBXICO CITY. Pec. 21. Tho an .cii.sta government was under tood to be considering plans to sc ore n 150,000.000 loan in the United tntes. It Is Said thai New York fl- pply Alexander's nanclers already have been approach- COUIAGE revo dow H. ver with nd then his wood fined OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH Department store, 9 a. m, or 1 p, m. ad on tin- loan. ( ' 1 - '. H TODAY Vitagrapta Broadway Star Feature ic'inia (tars Meat PARIS, lec. .1 Vienna newspa pers announce that the military gov ernors of the capital have refused to allow men to In- sold next Saturday. Viennese Chriatmaa dinners thus will c onsist of vegetables. ' FOR THE HONOR CREW" OF THE Featuring James Mtirrison, Muri el Ostriehe and other Vitagraph players. A thrilling college play with an exciting boat race. A picture all will enjoy. Selig presents "The Chef of Circle G," an exciting western comedy featuring Tom Mix. Kssanay Cartoon Laughs. Adult 10c. Children 5c Coming, Thursday Nance O'Neil in a "WOMAN'S PAST," a Wil liam Fox photo play supreme. Motion Picture Mews WHAT TIM' PENDIiETOS PICTl'UE UII Mill - 11 1 TO 1111. VOI ABOUT PRESENT M COMING PHOTO PLAYS THE lil l.ON IU VAGABOND, This is the story ol Uonatre seeks his SWciHlil six inn H"nd ColonM Vis attaation i WUliam J. Look's Book With Bdwigi Allien in the Title Hole. This picture wus reviewed by Mar garet 1 McDonald, New York, and she Is the most responsible critic ot the moving picture world. So marvelous an interpretation hao Fdwln Ardeti given ua of the char acter of the "Beloved Vagabond ' and with such artistic skill has Director Edward Jose outlined tne significance of Lncke'a theme, that there seems little lei I to bo desired t9 make the Paths production a perfect on. This picture is what 1 call a mas terpiece, away al'ove anyuung 1 have ever seen. The film made here in America was sent to Park to ba hund colored the result being a delightful enchant ment ol our already beautiful produc tion.. The management of the Temple alo assures you that this picture Is worth tec Ice the price of admission How To Get Relief When Head t and Nose are Stuffed Up. Count fifty! Tour cold in head or) catarrh disappears Your clogged j nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you conj breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous disc barge, dryness or headache; no struggling for! breath at night. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Malm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antlaeptti cream in your nostrils. It penetrates j through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swol len or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you Instant relief. Head cold" 1 and catarrh yield like magic. Don'! Relie: la sure. how a young mil heart 'a desire ii tne great Canadian northwest, where ,tay stuffed-up and miserable oe is c onienipuuisiv looKccl upon is a tenderfoot and subjected to Insults and phyaloa torture by the family ot the girl he loves. How he eventual!: proves his worth, turns the finger ol cowardice upon his tormentors, with stands the temptations of a charm ingly pretty girl, a supposed "twin sister" of his sweetheart, and wins his heart's desire, is artistically told In compelling and dramatic fashion Today 10c and 15c Something' new in Pictures Beloved Vagabond Pathe sets new standard in this 6 reel American Drama in Natural Colors A Gold Rooster Play Produced From the Fam ous Novel by Wm J. Locke, Featuiing Edwin Arden TEMPLE THE HOUSE OF NO DISAPPOINTMENTS. niltllvIA OAK NHAlUil IO6E8 BOAT H U E THE ADTA THEATER. -.."fV.SV.'J.rfX-.i Francis X. llushman and Heverly Itayne, who Steer crowned king and queen of Sllmdoin at the Panama Pacific Kxposltlon. will be seen hers today and tomorrow In l'limlngton a Choice ,11 drama of the Canada wild. What would you think if one ot the members of our varsity crew would be cad enough to fix an our so it WOUld break at a critical time win n the big college boat nice was on'.' This Is exactly what happened In the Broadway Star Feature "For tho Honor Of the Crew." which will be presented at the Pastime today and tomorrow, featuring James Morrison. Muriel Ostrlche, William David" OH nnd other Vitagraph players. With this picture there will be shown a ,e llg Western Comedy, "The Chef of t'lrc le i;" and an animated cartoon COBiady by ESSSMy. This program forms a well-balanced evening's en tertainment and one which we tkinS will meet the approval of the most I critical. TtieB LTPJTH ni 11 ir Today &nd Tomorrow The Favorites of the Screen-FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, and BEVERLEY BAYNE in Pennington's Choice 9f A Thrilling Drama of the Canada Wilds. In Training for this Picture Bushman Knocked out Jefferies the Prize l ighter. Thurs. Two New W.V.M.A Acts
