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TV.T.LVS PAGr,3 pa an T! DAILY EAST CEEGONIAN, FF.NDIJTTON, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1916. '"MnHHiiHHtiiiHiiUHiiMiiHiiminMiinfiHMmimmmHimimmmttiiiHimi TACO'JI LEASES TIXKKIt IJKTAIXKD ! AS M AX,Kll Of (TBS mm nunc r n I IS D ci Mom Co. Don't forget that as long as you buy on credit you pay more than the one" that pays cash, the biff part of this high cost of living is caused by the way people buy their groceries. You ask a merchant to accom modate you by opening up an account, he can not get book keepers and stationery for nothing, so it's up to you to pay for these. Not only these items but some one has to pay for the fellow that does not pay, and it's not the one that pays cash. Phone 683 We Are Th&nkful for the liberal patronage with which this bank is being favored, as well as for the general prosperity and welfare of Pendle ton and her people. We extend to our many customers our sincere -wishes for a very Happy Thanks giving day and a full measure of happiness and prosperity during the coming twelve months. TO HELP REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF LIVING WE OFFER 8V4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25 Per 100 pounds $2.65 Why pay $3.00 for Irish spuds when Sweets are so rheap? We deliver to all parts of the city. Don't forget our phone number, it's 700. NEW FRUIT MARKET 308 W. WEBB - PHONE 700 O. 8. IJKOOKS WILL imiNG CAIt LO.l OF IIOLKTKIX CATTLK TO UNTHAXK. KAXCII. Study tlub MwHs With Mm. G. I Dunning Illit Thanksgiving I lull in Given Tuenday Evening Other News Notes. (East Oregonlan Special.) BTAN FIELD, Dec. 2. O. 8. Brook of Tacoma was here for several day He haa leased the Unthank ranch two and one half mile from here. Ht will move hla family here at once. He will bring a carload of pure bred Hoi stein milch cows. ' Mrs. O. T. ScLean of Astoria, is vis Itlng her sister, Mrs. F. C. Fulton. Jake Ruber is on the sick list but the latest report says he is Improv ing. MIhs Jessie Brlerly Is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brlerley. . Wm. H. Daughtry of Portland was in town for a couple of days looking after his buelncsanterests. L. P. Shangle spent Thanksgiving with his parents at Freewater. Miss Anlce Barnes spent the week end at her home at Weston. Miss Ada Earl visited her parents in Pendleton on Thanksgiving. Lloyd Riches was a Pendleton visi tor this week. . E. 8. Home and wife of Walla Wal la Is spending a few days in town th guests of L. P. Shangle. Mrs. C. R. Hrfpen is spending a few day in Pendleton. C. F. Glrts of Hermlston was In town Friday. Mr. and Mrs R. B. Caswell of Port land were In town Tuesday. Mrs. Clara Brlley and Mrs. Ellia Compton of Milton are the guests of Mrs. Mary Howard. Frank Sloan and family ate their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. ' and Mrs. Claud Sloan of Echo. 8. M. Barber of Pendleton Sun- dayed here. M. C. Barragar and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Stuart ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stuart. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fausett had for their guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs F. B. Sevy and family W. C. Howard and family, Mrs. "Mary Howard and Madams Brlley and Compton. Dr. and Mrs. Reld entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Everett and son, Miss Verie Muncy and Lloyd Riches. R. M. Long and wife entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holte and daughter Marian and MIks Jennie Albon and John Albon. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Kyle had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Hawiey Bean. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stuart had as their dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haggard. The Study Club met Friday after noon with Mrs. O. L. Dunning. Papers for discussion were Motion Picture Censorship by Mrs. Faucett, and Wo men Reformers of the South by Mrs Kyle. Mrs. F. E. Schmidt was lead er of discussion. A big Thanksgiving ball was given Friday evening at the Watt audi torium. A large crowd attended. iiiiiiitiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiii I JOSEF EGO Is fflft Greatest Piaat I 1 TO BE IN PENDLETON IF GUARANTEE CAN BE i RAISED. j Those interested in raising guarantee by ordering S tickets, please do so at once. Address Malen Burnett. Room 1, Association Bldg., Pendleton, Ore. SEATS $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 AND $1. niiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiu; REALTY TRANSFERS ' ft I '1 A 1 bidiiTO Was Ml t 4 JOE". TINKER Joseph B. Tinker virtually has been agreed upon as manager of the Chicago National League Club next season, according to reports from Chicago, today. No contract has been signed, but Tinker before de parting upon a hunting trip is re ported to have said that it would be signed next week. CAIWIXAL GIVES HIS CAP, TOKEX TO PAPAL COUXTESS Glbltoas Ilceelvlng Large Delegation of Catholic Women, Especially Honors One of Them. BALTIMORE, Dec. 2. A thousand women attended the reception given after high mass today by Cardinal Gibbons to the delegates to the Inter national Federation of Catholic Al umnae. The Cardinal surprised the assemblage when the Papal Countess Spottlswood-Mackin of New York and Paris was presented to him. She wore a black dress on the waist of which were pinned her decorations. "I am delighted to see you," said the Cardinal. Then while scores were in line wait ing to be presented the Cardinal re moved the little red skull cap em blematic of his rank and presented it to the Countess. "Keep this as a re membrance of me," he said. The Countess, kneeling, accepted the gift "If you will aw it me after the re ception I will present you with an au tographed photograph," the Cardinal added. His Harness Store to the opera house block corner Court and Cottonwood Sts. . HE IS INSTALLING A COMPLETE MODERN AUTO MOBILE TRIMMING AND UPHOLSTERING PLANT. v THE OLD QUARTERS WHERE HE ESTABLISHED HIS ENVIABLE REPUTATION FOR SATISFACTION ARE NOW TOO SMALL FOR HIS FAST GROWING BUSINESS Better service than ever from now on If it's Harness, Saddles or Auto tops he'll fix it If you are an old patron we thank you for your past business. If we have pleased you it has pleased us. If you have not tried us we cordially solicit a part of your fu ture business. We aim to make our service satisfactory always. "f 1 PART? A Corner Court an Wi li uiiUWfrJi Don, forget the Corner Court and Cottonwood new location ?iiiHiiiiimiiiiMm NATIONAL ELECTKIC WEEK BEGINS TODAY NEW YORK. Dec. I. "America's Electrical Week," a" nation-wide eight day celebration, beginning today, will be marked here tonight by the first illumination of the Statue of Liberty. From this day forth the great fig ure, the gift of France to America, will shine forth as a welcome to the traveler from Europe by night as well as by day. A New York newspaper (the World) took up a popular subscription for the purpose. Assisting it were other newspapers throughout the country. The flood lighting system will be used. Leading the celebration this week are the heads of electrical companies representing investments of four bil lion dollars. Gerard Swope, vice president of the Western Electric company, is chairman of the manag. ing committee of the celebration. In this city there will be exhibited what electricity haa accomplished abroad and In the United States sine the European war began, while many other cities will have specal illumina tions, parades and pageants. American's best known musical com edy actresses, died yesterday of heart disease In her room In a theatrical boarding house at No. tlO West Thirty-ninth street. Miss Buckley quit the stage to care for her sick mother, seventy four years old, who also at one time was famous on the boards. Her husband was the late E. J. Buckley, who play ed leading roles with Booth, Barrett and McCullough. Miss Buckley was forty four years old. She was taken ill yesterday morning and when a physician arriv ed from New York hospital she was dead. I Her brother, E, J. Buckley, one of the best known managers In the the 'atrical business, was found dead in Toledo less than a fortnight ago. AXXIE BUCKLEY, FAVORITE IX Ml'SICAL COMEDY, DEAD NEW YORK, Dec I. Annie Buck ley, who until her retirement from the stage a few years ago was one of Warranty Deeds. J. W". Dykes, et ux, to Joseph W. Dykes. $10, lot 1, Vert's Pleasant View addition. Henry Krohn, to Henry Dorn, 150, mete and bound description In section 36, township 3 north, range 29. Chris Breding, et ux, to Helwlg Bredlng, 12000, lot 3, block 183, Res ervation Addition to Pendleton. State of Oregon to W. W. Ray mond, $1400, SW 1-4 section 13, township 5 north, range 34, Henry Z. Merryman, to M. H Crump, et al, $1, mete and bound description in section 22, township fi north, range 35. M. Stiles, et ux, to F. M. Weil, $10. N V-l section 17, township 5 north, range 37. American National Bank, Pendle ton, to M. J. Carney, et al, $1. SE 1-4 section 18, township 2 north, rangu 32. GEN. WOOD CONGRATULATES MISS RUTH LAW CRAWFISH OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms In Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot In fandletoa for FALT3 Sea Foods :1 I pa BETTER AXD SOFTER ' LIGHT ta assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly,, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them? J. L. VAUGHAN Cuticura Stops Itching Instantly Trial Free. 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