East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TT. O DAILY EAST CREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1916. S;v jOi- ill I i I8 SS 11 HI H S8 SB SS SS SS SS s WW 8 88 SB s " Vi If Tka Stan aai Sariaaa Pa 'v-r- V Tr T" w.. CHRIST M AS SHO BEGUN N EARNEST at The Peoples Warehouse Remember too, that only 15 more shopping dam remain New PINCH BACK SUITS FOR THE YOUNG FELLOWS WE RECEIVED BY YESTERDAY'S EXPRESS A SHIPMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE DOUBLE BREAST ED AND SINGLE BREASTED PINCH BACK SUITS FROM AMERICA'S FOREMOST MAKER OF YOUNG MEN'S STYLISH CLOTHES. THEY ARE THE SMARTEST SUITS SHOWN IN PENDLETON THIS SEASON $20.00 TO $30.00. O : Up i h Ira., This is or WomenBuy "His" Christ mas Gift in Our Mens Department Copyright Hut Sduffna &Mux The important thing is that your gift shall carry with it an assurance of excellence. You emphasize this point with merchandise bearing our label; every man knows that this store is the home of fine quality in men's wear. A most wonderful display of finest haberdashery. Famous makes of hats in authentic styles. Fine waistcoats in silk, wool and linen. Beautiful house coats, bath and lounging robes. Glove headquarters, and prices to suit all. Every good leather and style . A shirt stock without equal. Silk hosiery, smart novelties, extra values. In short, the best merchandise possible, sold at mod erate prices and unreservedly guaranteed.- MATERIALS FOR COMB ING JACKETS Right now is the time to make up things for Xmas. DO IT NOW be fore the rush comes. A neat combing jacket made of wool batiste, wool chal lie and viyella flannel will certainly fill the bill. Shown in dainty colors of pink, green, blue, etc. The yard 65 to 85 UNDERWEAR SILK Make up your gift underwear of our materials, such as Crepe de Chine, Kobe Silk, Suesine Silk, Mercerized Batiste. These are shown in shades of pink, laven der, yellow, blue, etc. Yard 25 to $1.25 SILK HOSIERY Anything you want in Silk Hosiery. Plain col ors and fancy plaids, stripes etc. A great big assortment to select from; all sizes and the best in quality. The pair 65 to ?2.50 Women! s Handkerchiefs 35c A wonderful showing of fine handkerchiefs. These are good and they look better. Neatly trimmed with lace, al so plain hemmed and of the new colored work. Each 35 f FURS! THE IDEAL GIFT In giving furs one is sure to select a gift that is certain to please. , , Nowhere else in Pendleton can you find such a large and varied assortment of gen uine furs of newest styles as shown in our fur department. The furs that are most popular this season are red or black fox, raccoon, genuine Al askan mink, Jap mink, Russian wolf, mole, French coney, Hudson seal, skunk, brook mink and wnite Iceland lox. Ail oi inese aim uui furs are shown in the popular round and flat pillow muffs and can be matched with scans, maae in ani mal effects, or the new shoulder cape scarfs. Separate Muffs Priced $4.95 to $65.00 Separate Scarfs Priced $3.95 to $45.00 Complete Sets Priced $8.75 to $85.00 mm , FUR SETS FOR CHILDREN A complete showing of attractive furs for the little ones in white or colored furs, some with round, others with flat muffs and little cross ef fects or cape style scarfs. Priced from $1.95 to ?11.75. n, J T.P.W, Pure Food Shop 3 PHONES, ALL 15. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY 5ERVICL Jumbo Mackerel Extra fancy large fat fish, each J5 Imported Swiss Cheese the box 7o Clam Bouillon, bottle 70 Tomato Bouillon, bottle 80 Chicken Bouillon, bottle 90 Oyster Bouillon, bottle 75 Beef Fluid, bottle 81.75 Holiday Candies The choicest candies, both bulk and boxes, to be found in town. Shelled Nuts Plain or salted, by express today. New Navel Oranges, Florida Grapefruit, Fancy Celery, Cauliflower, California Head Lettuce. Cucumbers, Brussel Sprouts. Phone your orders. Pendleton s Greatest Department Store THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE RIBBONS RIBBONS Make your Xmas gifts of Ribbon. A more beautiful showing we have never had. These make up into bags and fancy work of all kinds. See our models for bags. All widths and colorings. The yard 50 to 82.50 HUCK TOWELING Shown in plain and fancy designs, in guest and regu lar width. The best in qual ity and finish. The yard 25 to 81.00. Where It Pays to Trade ELIX LIBRARY GETS liEi'i BOOKS EIGHTY FIVE NEW VOIA'MES ARE ADDED TO THE SHELVES. Mm and Millions Movement b Itep- rnwntcd at CbriMiaa Gbaifcfe Other News and Social Notes of tli Cbmmnnlty. " (Oust Oregonlan Special.) i HELIX, Dec. 6.J. 8. Anderson, local manager of the. Tumalum Co., received 5 carloads of coal Monday. Mrs. Victor Mason received Is 5 books for the Helix library Monday. Ous Chrlsteson and Newt Aanen- sen left Saturday for Norway. Mark Anderson and Bruce Hamil ton left Sunday for California. Mrs. May Harp returned to Port land Friday after a visit to her grand parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Peterson. She attended the Peter son reunion. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ramey left Saturday for their home near Pen dleton. Mrs. John Quest visited her daugh ter, Mrs. Ray Pierce, at Stanton Sta tion over Sunday. Mrs. D. Kendall Is 111 at her home here. Arthur March of Weston mountain was In town lost week. Mrs. W. H. Morrison Is home from a month's visit at Arlington. Miss Vesta Morrison, Juniper teacher, spent the Thanksgiving hol iday with the M. U Morrison family. Dr. J. Orlswold was a Pendleton visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Lake coun ty, visited their father, Joseph Ring er of Helix, the last week. Mrs. o. Ileale left Sunday for her home In Freewater. George Brown and family of Cold Spring were Saturday visitors. Mrs. Ben Stanton and sons of Wal la Walla, were guess of Mrs. Cath erine Stanton Sunday. Mrs. Hennlng of Pendleton visited at the Peterson home Saturday. Gunder Turgeson of Pendleton was in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson of Juniper, were Saturday visitors. Mrs. James Kern gave a dinner December l In honor of her hu band s 45th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koepke or Athena were In town Saturday ar ranging for a trip to Seattle. Fred Oswald of Myrlck Station. was a Saturday visitor. Mesdames W. H. Albee, L. D. Clark and T. M. Cook, were hostesses at a nodal hour, following the regular meeting of the Rebekah Evangeline Lodge Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rrotherton of Walla Walla are here. The Men and Millions movement was represented at the Christian church Sunday night bv Rev. Mel- drum, Muckley, Crossfield and Dr. Dye. Dr. S. A. Coe of Pendleton brought them out from Pendleton In his car Sunday evening. A. J. Bryan Is in receipt of a letter from Jnpan, stai'lng he hat a new granddaughter, born In that country last month. Mr. Bryan's dauihter Is the wife of Rev. R, AV. Mllllcan. Methodist missionary. The family left here five years ago for a seven years' stay. Frank Lockwood of Walla Walla was a Monday visitor. Mr. Lookwod has a ranch east f twn. Jack Galloway of North Yaklmi, former editor of the Advocate, was here Saturday and Sunday. Robert Farllnger Is home " from the Alberta country. "Ervln King left Sunday for Rlt vllle. John Planting of Adams was a Monday visitor. The children of the Baptist Sun day school gave a Thanksgiving offer, lng of $7.48 to the Armenian cause. J. E. Blevlns of Pendleton was a Friday visitor. i Tj H. Duncan of Portlnnrt, was In town Saturday. E. E. Iiomls of Walla Walla wa here Saturday, f, 1 MS iVj k Ttm J, -lA Jt J, !& lt ''J, WS, , 1m:!Si This Beautiful Calendar FREE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, kn ami eU mr el tU vwuUrful BlpD jURIgEK AND TONIC f r r JwoluUlr (n, tJniu'hr Iti; that ytm will b pnu4 ta m. Tha uUwiar to Mali repraauctfoa of taa iaamu palatial ay Haarr fctaalar, taat aeU far IMS. 1 he aaif tAwf required U. taat yay aaaM aawapaptr yom clip coupoa tnm. The supply ai calaadara Is ttmitad. Ait qakkly. fREECALENDA COUPON SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, AiUatt, Ca. Plrtie end me one of four ISU Caltadari m Eg Kim AddrrtJ Nune of aewtptprr Covpom rlipprd Iron SKOVGAARD IS f.l yen ENJOYED Though only a small audience was present, owing to the weather and counter attractions, the entertain, mens given by flkovgaard, the Danish violinist, and hl company at the Presbyterian church last evening was one of the most enjoyable musical at tractions that has visited Pendleton for some (time. Among the singer Mary Maiben Allen, contralto, and A. N. Engle, baritone, stood out above the rest. One of the features of the evening was the skillful way Miss Allen sang an aria from Donizetti's "La Favor ifa." Her full, melodious voice found gret opportunity to show Itself In the opf-ra selection and she displayed that she powe.ws musical culture and a voice of rare quality. The bari tone's biggest number was the pro logue from Leoncavallo's "Pagllaccl" always s difficult thing to handle even too good to wain dishes thinks 'her mother Isn't. Babies and pianos would make less noise If grown people would let them by masters. Mr. Engle Is a young j Many a girl who knows that she b man, comparatively new in opera but that he has a bright future none will gainsay who heard him last night. As for Hkovgaard himself, It Is suf ficient to say that he Is a genius an I an artlft of the first magnitude. He 8jne. Interpreted more than a dozen selec tions which only those who are more than ordinarily proficient can handle at all. Alice MoClung-lSkovgaard greeted enthusiastically when From Germany comes the word that war's casualties amount to 1, 000,000 a month. It will take it In was f Ir.ter benefits to Justify this prec he i rnt horror. came out to render her number and she has lost none of her genius with ' lv awfully hnd to generate ani the piano. She Is an artist, a true respect for a man who wears a lot oi artist. .rings on his fingers. Hard ColiW People whose blool Is pure are not nearly so likely to :'ake hard colds as are others. Hood's Sarsaparllla makes the blood pure: and this great medicine recovers the system after n cold as no other med icine does. Take Hood's Adv. Liquor has caused many a stronit man's downfall. It Is easy for his wlfo to knock him out when he Is loaded. WORMS MAKE CHILDREN FRET. FIJL. If your child cries out In sleep, ts nervous, puny and listless he may be a victim of worms. Begin treatment at onco with Klckapoo Worm Killer. This candy laxative In tablet form kills the work and removes It quick ly and easily. Don't permit your child's development to be retarded by the continued draining of his vi tality by worms. Get Klckapoo Worm Killer at your druggist, 25c. Ad. Almost any man can convince a woman that he really and truly loves her, but he has to work overtime to keep her convinced. tTT this oirr IT is WORTH MONEY", DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this llp, enclose with 6c and mall It to Foley A Co, 243 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, HI., writing your name and address clearly. Tou will receive Ip return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for bronchial and la grippe coughs, colds and croup; Foley K'dney pills, 'or lame back, weak kidneys, rheu. matlsm, bladder troubles; and Foley ""nthartlr Tablets, a whnlenme nnl 'horoughly cleansing cathartic for vwstlpolon. biliousness, hendach ind sluggish bowels Tou can try 'hese three excellent remedies for only 5c Tallmsn A Co.