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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1916)
rAGcnro ' DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN. FrNBLCTCN. ClZGOX SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1916. TWELVE PAGI I - " " " T 1T T - . . -r TTT "f'-T T"T vrrT - s -T TT t -t-T T X'f-'t T -f V rTITTTTrTTT- -vt-t ttt TT-rmTrTm-f'T -rr r - -T -r t-ITT T J"T TTlT . t 1 ( " ' f " fTf ' - I 1" ; Only 19 More Shopping Days-1 I Now Remain till Christmas -; i ! ! 4 1 - H CAN YOU GET READY N THAT SHORT TIME? WE'LLL HELP YOU ALL WE CAN You may leave your packages that you want to send away, here, and we will attend to the sending; we will hold them till the proper time and send them so that they will arrive at their destination at exactly the right time; the ser vice is absolutely free to you. BRANCH No. 1, U. S. POST OFFICE It here in our Store This is a new convenience we have to offer to our patrons; all packages may be mailed here In the store and will receive exactly the same careful attention as if they were mailed at the Post Office. Get your post office money orders here. MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS When you come to Pendleton; take advan tage of the many conveniences we have here for you ; leave your packages here and we will send them to the train for you we have man here for that special purpose. A Warm Sweater is a much needed garment We offer a wide choice of styles and colors in these extremely practical garments in sizes suitable for women, girls and infants. All the desirable colors, made of all wool yarns; some showing novelty stripe3, others having white belts, collars and cuffs which when combined with the solid body colors, make a very pleasing effect Whether the sweater you want is intended for utility or outing and sports wear, you will be able to find just what you want at the price you want to pay. Infant' Sweaters .. $1.29 to $2.95 Children's Sweaters $2.00 to $3.75 Women's Sweaters $4.50 to $8.75 BRUSHED WOOL SCARF AND TOQUE SETS $1.95, $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 MAKE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFTS. These sets of long fringe edged scarf and cap to match are "all the rage." They are very practical as well as pretty, furnishing warmth for the cold days and a touch of bright color to the costume. Our attractive showing comes in rose, green, purple, yellow, Copenhagen blue aiid black and white. Women's COATS SACRIFICED Buy a Warm Coat Now At Reduced Prices HUCK TOWELS Finest quality Huck Towels with satin de signs at ends; hemstitched. These come in luion and all linen, in guest size and regular size. Each 35 to $1.00 WOMEN'S FANCY HOSIERY Some new ones just came in. These are full fashioned and fit ; double sole, heel and toe; shown in plaids, stripes and mixtures; al so the new drop stitch. Each pair 91.25 to $2.50. WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 25c TO 75c We have the greatest showing of Women's Fine Handkerchiefs from 25 to 75 we have ever shown. Narrow and wide hems, colored hems and the neatest embroidered designs. Made of selected thread cambric and linen lawn. Buy your Xmas gift Handkerchiefs now while the assortment is complete. Each 25 to75f. ...... FANCY SILKS FOR WAISTS A big assortment of Fancy Silks especially for waists in plaids, stripes and floral designs, also tinted grounds with contrasting color flow ers. 27 in. to 36 in. wide. The yard S1.25 to $2.50. MEN'S NECKWEAR AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS We have taken the greatest care and spared no pains nor time in preparing for your inspec tion and purchase, the finest stock of neckwear ever shown in Pendleton. Every wanted style is here in a great profus ion of patterns and colors. A choice assortment of smart four-in-hands at 25 An exceptional value at 50). . (, The greatest stock of smart ties in the snap piest patterns you ever saw at '. 75 The best possible values and designs at 91.00, 91.50 to 92.50. MEN'S SWEATERS x Don't deceive yourself into thinking that you can get along without a sweater, especially if your duties call you out into the weather much. The warm clothes that you wear is your guar antee against sickness and doctor bills are hard to pay. "Rufnek" Sweaters in grey, oxford, navy, scarlet and tan 95.00 to 97.50 Jerseys in the finest quality. Plain blue, grey and red 93.00 Fancy Striped '. 93.50 We are just about to enter into our real winter weather, so from now on is the time when you will most need a coat. Don't delay, but select yours at once, for many women will recognize the economic advantage of this coat sale and select theirs immediately, naturally getting best choice. Every one of the garments jiffered at reduced prices are of this season's style, many having been in our stock for less than a month. They come in full and three quarter lengths, either in full flare or belted models. Many feature the large collars that may be worn high in chin-chin fashion. Good linings and the best of work manship are the rule in every garment. All the popular plain colors as well as tweed mixtures are included in this sale of high grade coats. Mi n hr hi m if j HEALTH is a matter of scientific care of the body, not of fads or guesswork. Your underwear is the foundation of healthful dressing. Your selection of underwear for winter is your selection of the protection you will have from cold and inclement wea ther. No other store in Pendleton can take care of you as well as The Peoples Warehouse. We are sole agents for the cele brated Lewis Underwear. It's known a3 the best, comes in all weights, materials and weaves. Priced per suit at 91.00, 91.50 92.50 to 95.00. DURABLE HOSE FOR MEN The economical man who knows good hose will walk in here without delay and if he's wise and buys walk out with the best hose for the price, no matter what the price, that he ever bought, bar none. All colors, and all fast All sizes, and all perfect You know hose are exceedingly fine Christmas gifts. Our stock in cludes fine cotton sox at 10c 15, 20 and 25, in black, tan andwhite Lisle Sox at 25, 35j in black, tan, white. Wool Fibre Silk at 25e 35 and 50 in navy, white, grey, palm beach, tan, etc. Wool Sox at 25, 35 and 50 in black and grey. . Wool Sox, silk plaited at 50, in grey and black, very fine. Heavy Warm Wool Sox, 20c 25, 33 and 50, in black, grey, white, red, navy, oxford, etc. Pendletons Greatest Department Store hm . n wi)ii;iiwliilW,'lHiVWW ic Peoples W arehouse Where It Pays to Trade 9 HELIX FOLK HAVE HAPPY SURPRISE MR AKD Wits. JOHK l-ETEIWON JTXJOY nXASAXT FAMJT.Y (But OrwonUa Special.)' 11R1JX, Orrton, Downker t. sir. b4 sir. John rtenoa wert riven s happy urprU Thanksglvlm morning when four cara atopped at their front gat an a all their chil dren with one exception, cam to cel. ebrate the day. With them the? brought a dinner conalntlnf of tur. keya with all the trimming, five va rietlee of cake, with plea, aalada and other rood thing too numeroue to mention. The party Included Mr. and Mm. John Peteravn, parent, Mr. and Mr. J. C. prendergaat and chil dren, Mr. and Hra. A. H. Peleraon and children, Mr. and Mr. E. U Hrotberton and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stockman and children. Mr. and Mr. J, L. Feteraon and daughter, Mr. and Mr. J. C Peter ion and daughter, Mr. and Mr. J. C Feteraon and aon, Mr. and Mra. F. I Peterion, recently married, and Mr. and Mr. W. P. Ramey and children Thirty-two relative enjoyed the re union, Mra Charlea Young of Green ! Klver, Wyoming, being the only chlU absent A Thanksgiving program waa giv en In Mr. H. W. Drew' school room Tueaday afternoon by Mr. Drew' and Ml NorveU'a pupil. About 20 friend and mother were vieltor. There waa a aong by the children, recitation by Alice McAlavy, Lillian Cramer, Iva McKlnney, Dorothy Gledsoe, Winnie Kupen, William Al bee and Mable Davldxon. A play, the Brownie, waa given by the fourth grade. Cloaing long, Jolly boy. School waa dlnmiiuied from Wed nesday afternoon until Monday next. H. B. Richmond of Walla Walla, ha bought the eatate of Mr. M. J Richmond, hi mother, conaletlng of 170 acre for $110 per acre. The land lie about one mile south of He lix and edjoln hi holdlnn on the wet. ' I There I a shortage of coal here due It la claimed, to scarcity of car. The shoot Wednesday was a auc cea in every way. Many coming from neighboring town to partici pate! Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson ot Adams were Tueaday vlaltors. T. D. Taylor was out from Pendle ton during the week. Jess Moll of Wallula was a Wed nesday visitor. R. C. Julian of Attalla was Thursday visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Pierce of Stan ton, pent Thursday with their moth er, Mrs. Hattie Pierce. Prof, and Mrs. W, H. Musselman of Freewater, were Thanksgiving guests at the J. W. King home. M. I Morrison has bought a new Vlctrola. Mrs. Walter Johns wa here from Pendleton Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. E. E. deist and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mason attended church services at Pendleton Thank giving day. Mr, and Mrs. A. L. drover enter, talned at dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Richmond, Mr. C. Rose and Mrs. Hazel Kennedy. Charles Stanton Is here from Pen dleton visiting his mother, Mrs. Catherine Stanton. Sidney Richardson is here from 1. cross. He will leave in a dav o for Seattle, where he will attend en gineerlng school during the winter. ODDITY OF THE WAIt. LONDON, Dec. 2. Bishop of Welldon declare that on of the ef fect of the war will be an enormous. ly Increased' respect for women.
