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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1916)
DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, FENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY. NOVEMF.F.R 27. 1016. TEN PAGES V1' loood All Day Tlionliogiuing rAC.E FOUR 1 i lb This Sforo Uill Do G V i Miw Winnie Pott entertained the The tea table was rrtill over by rri. mher of the "WafKjornmi" club Mrs Vert and -Mrs. Bishop. Saturday evening at her home on Lin. coin r.t. The time wan very de- Mr. and Mrs. iVow W. WoO'V linhtfully .ert in fpmme and a num-, Homer Wood, Everett Wood, and Mr. ber t beautiful piano attectioc ere!and Mrs. Walter Wood composed a diver, dutinic the eenn. Just befora i party of rayton. Wash., people, who the rlose dainty refreshments were j Pssd throiiRh town yesterday in an erred by the hostess. automobile. Miss Virginia Todd of the Alex;n.t-. er dtpantnent store, returned from Hermtston this rooming where she. paused Sunday with her parents. j Bufhe Chapti-r. No. 1. O. E. S.. j ban panned an interesting entertain-. Bient for Taead.-y evening. November j :. Th-re w.ll be a prosrum and ; ban.piet. I Tt Etfl' Eee Club wiil meet to-j iv.o.-tvw aitvrnx'ii at the home ol , Jlr. Frrd F.Hi. ',3 C-bie street, j Particularly interesting and enjoy-1 able was the meeting of the Thursday Afetrnoon cl.ih. for which Mr. John Hailey. Jr., was hostess Saturday aft ernoon in the club room of the '.i-ht-rv "J.i.snnv ADDlied Art. De sign in La-iuer, Enamel, Arms nnd , Eiwignla. Forms and f-ereens pro Tided the general topic and it was in terpreted by the following par": Metala Used in Japanese APP'.it'd An' Enalgnla and Arms." Mrs John Vert; LiUiUer. Enamel and Cloisonne." lira. Roy Bishop; "The Story of the Mirror. Miss Ixiree O'Connell; Sword, Fhiis and Screens." Mr. Lina SturgU. During the afternoon Miss Mildred Berkeley sang several delightful solos, accompanied by Mis Eleanor Vincent and Mrs. F. E. Boy den gave a beautiful piano aolo. Th room was attractively decorated for the occasion, a quantity of Navajo rugs. Oregon grapes and pink carna tions, the club flower, forming a pret ty setting. An excellent collection of teak wood, cloisonne and other speci mens added an especial note of charm. Fendleton society is anticipatin.; with a great deal of pleasure the an nual Thanksgiving hall which will be given Thursilay evening in the Eagle. Woodman hall by Pendleton lodge, R. P. O. E The Elka are preparing to eclipse all of their past successes. Only members of the order and their j ladies will be present. Mi.-s T-a Verne Vi.ssler and Lot Wissler went to l.a Grande Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gail Sturdevant. Mr Wisslor returned today but Miw Wlssler will stay until Wednesday. hen she will be accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevant The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock in the club room of the county library. Members are re quested to bring the latest clippings of prohibition victories. SPEND THANKSGIVING IN V alla a a There's a big football game W. S. C. vs. WhUman Big dinners at all the ho tels, and the Liberty Theatre to attend, with its six big acts of vaudeville. Featur ed on Thanksgiving day will be Olga's Leopan The leopards used in The Adventures of Kathlyn pictures. FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS Remember the place Liberty Theater. Second near Alder, Walla Vv'aila. V a u d e v l lie changes each Friday and Sunday. C. C. Connor went to Helix Sunday Mrs F. F. Fletcher of Nye is in the city. H. G. Newport was in the city yes terday. C. E. Fish of Parma. Idaho, is in the city. George P. Hilyard of ileachani is in the city. M 0. Smith from Helix, has been here today. Ed Barr of Brogun is transacting business here. S. X. Prescolt was up from Echo Saturday night. Eric Johnson came home from a trip to Vansycle. George Lutos is a visitor from Tha Dalles here today. F. H. Hudeman of Adams passed last night in the city. H. R. Newport of Hermiston, pass ed yesterday In town. Lee Todd made a business trip to Pilot Rock yesterday. C. Harley of Salem ls registered at the Hotel St. George. Leslie Eljrldge of Helix passed Saturday in the city. Robert and Doss Adams were in i from McKay yesterday. W. E. Brown was an Echo visitor here Saturday night. S. J. Nelsen 0 Nye was an out of town visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallen jf Athena were here Saturday. Mrs. George Strand of Vansycle is sojourning In Pendleton today. . Clyde Phillips and Dave Johnson motored to Walla Walla yesterday. William Shannon arrived this morning from hla ranch near Helix. Mrs. F. E. Judd is entertaining the Duplicate WhiH Club this afternoon. K. C, Bean, local Insurance man, is transacting business in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bohn of Her. miston, are spending the day in the city. Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield has re turned home from a short visit In Portland. t Emll Timmerman came in on Gus Bertholet's train from Helix this forenoon. ' O. A. and Frank Hill of Dayton. Wash., were guests at the Hotel Bow man yesterday. Carl Breding was an out of town visitor at the Golden Rule hotel Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Kinney of Spo kane were registered at the Hotel i Pendleton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C E. Roosevelt have : returned from a trip to Portland where they visited friends. Mrs. J. E. Lewis and Blanche Lewis. ' former Athena residents, now of St Anthony, Idaho, are here on a visit ! Mr. and Mrs. Merle R. Chessman and little daughter arrived home at , noon today from La Grande where : they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,. ! C. Hampton for a few days. Mrs. Alyse MM PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ELOCUTION. Il-.tel Pendleton. .i3 Rid Your Child of worms. Thousands of children have worms that sap their vitality and make them Untie and irritable. Klckapoo worm Killer kills and removes the worms and has a tonic effect on th system. Does your child eat spas modically? Cry out In sleep or grind its teeth? These are symptoms of worms and you should find relief for them at once. Klckapoo Worm Kill er ls a pleasant remedy. At your druggist, 2Ec Adv. Your Thanksgiving Dinner Will not cost to much if you buy at the NEW FRUIT MARKET Oransea 20c, 25c, 50c Celery, per Lunch 10c CrarJbenriet, 2 quart 25c And many other money iaveri. Apple at all kinds of price and all kind of apple. 5C8 W. Webb. Phone 700 1 SKOAL 1 tww a iin(C7Pfwnfi VV U L lM l Iff l J uu Iru 1 Li y) IE, V j Men! XMMF SHOPPWS. TO WW- MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND HATS Every new block and shade to be had in Men's Hata are here galore. Stetsons $4, $4.30 and $5. Others of equal styles and colorings specially priced $4, $3.50 and $3. SPECIAL THANKSGIVING OFFERING $2.48 LADIES' WAISTS $2.48. Dainty Voiles, Radium Silk, Striped Wash Silk Waists. These waists are made with the large collars, some have the frills, while the Voiles are trimmed on very best quality of laces. You can get any size from 36 to 54. These waists will be packed in individual Christmas boxes. Special Thanksgiv ing offering, only $2.48 SPECIAL THANKSGIVING OFFERING $7.50 FINE MUFFS $7.50 Special showing of Muffs in Coney, Blue Wolf and Water Mink, there is a limited amount of these fine muffs in this lot, they are excellent values at $10.00. Our Special Thanksgiv ing offer while they last, choice $7.50 Special Thanksgiving Offerings from Our Dry Goods Department AN FANCY AND PLAIN 36 IN. TAFFETAS This lot silks sold regularly at the following prices, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. These are in pieces ranging from 1 'i yards in length to 4 yards and cannot be bought from the mills today for the price we offer you. Thanksgiving Special, your choice the yard $1.29 FANCY LINEN HUCK FOR GUEST TOWELS These come in 15 in. to 22 in. wide. Regular 75c yd. value, Thanksgiving Special, yd 63f Regular 65c yd. value, Thanksgiving Special, yd 59 Regular 50c yd. value, Thanksgiving Special, yd... 39 Regular 35c yd. value, Thanksgiving Special, yd 29 PLAID AND MIXED WORSTEDS Suitable for school wear, etc. These are all 36 in. wide and we are showing a very larire assortment. Regular 65c vd. Special Thanksgiving Offer, yd...: 49 AUTO HATS AND CAPS All absolutely new stock and just received the past week. They are different. Regular $2.00 value, Thanksgiving Special Offer $1.49 Regular $1.75 value, Thanksgiving Special Offer $1.19 Regular $1.50 value, Thanksgiving Special Offer 98 FANCY BATH TOWELS Just the thing to embroider for a Christmas present. Here is the special Thanksgiving offer. Regular $2.00 value, Special Thanksgiving Offer $1.75 Regular $1.75 value, Special Thanksgiving Offer $1.65 Regular $1.50 value, Special Thanksgiving Offer $1.29 Regular $1.25 value, Special Thanksgiving Offer $1.10 Regular $1.00 value, Special Thanksgiving Offer 89? Regular 75c value, Special Thanksgiving Offer 69 Regular 65c value, Special Thanksgiving Offer " 59? Regular 50c value, Special Thanksgiving Offer 13 Regular 35c value, Special Thanksgiving Offer 29 Regular 25c value, Special Thanksgiving Offer These prices last only to December 1st. LINEN SHEETINGS AND TUBINGS 10-4 Sheetings, Pure Linen, Regular $2.00, Thanksgiving Special Offer $1.49 42x45 Tubing, Pure Round Thread Linen, Regular $1.69 Thanksgiving Special Offer, the yard $1.19 9-4 Pure Linen Sheeting, Regular $1.75, Thanksgiving Special Offer $1.49 "5 IN OUR LADIES SHOE DEPARTMENT We have to offer you the best and most complete lines of shoes and slippers this store has ever shown. Some of the newest things in street shoes and slippers. Two tone effects, brown and ivory, blue and grey, white and black, grey and ivory in the newest patterns. Plain colors, dark brown, Siberian grey, aero grey and pearl grey, all new patterns., plain white wash kid in two patterns, plain purple wash kid. In black we can give you the best patterns m lace and button, kid and patent leathers in prices from $4.00 to $8.50. We now have the newest English walking last in dark tan and black with the medium heel and 8 inch top. In party slippers we can give you the newest pat terns in silver, white satin with silver heel and bow, plain white-satin in different styles, white satin beaded effects. All white slippers we can dye to match any gown you may have. In black, can give satin and kid beaded effects, plain satin, kid, pat ent and bronze. We have the best shoes for children, come in and see them. j Alexander Shoe are Better. D0Y0UK1 XMAJF SHOPPING EARLY WW,. Only 2 More Shopping Days Until Thanksgiving Stein-Bloch Clothes and Thanksgiving How bout that Suit or Overcoat for your Thansgiving vacation. You will want to look your best on this occasion. With our large showing of new Models of Suits and Overcoats, styled the Stein Rlorh X yXcT a" in ric col. n,r EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE SHOWING $1 50 " 8 81 ?5' ?3-5 2'50, ?3, and Men's Neckwear of all the newer materials and de signs $2.50, $2, $1.50. $1, 75. 50 and 25f . Also large showing Dress Gloves, Belts with Mono gram Buckles, Handkerchiefs in pure linen with initi als, etc.