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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1916)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMHER 15. 1318. FA CI -i- "vl- fW 1U- WS Sj Ik b. sift-! 'fc Ah. &k U. 4h ttb I I I 71 .Jtlm viz vy REASONS For Trading at WE ARE INDEPENDENT. WE BELONG TO NO COMBINE. WE ADVERTISE ALONE. WE HAVE ONE-HALF THE EXPENSE. WE SELL BETTER HEALTHY MEAT FOR LESS. WE DON'T TRY TO FOOL YOU IN OUR ADS. rz rr vr rz r r, rz vs rr ORDER YOUR XMAS TURKEY, GOOSE, DUCK OR CHICKEN HERE. . k S fr7 3 ?7i 7 T rr -yz GroGery Dep't 638 , 1 NAUGHTY REBECCA Lloyd Georga havin become tho storm center of British polities, thou mmds of relentless American news papers nuKht to quit puttiiiK a hy phen Into his otherwise imhypliened i ; i i ; name,. Wutehes $1.00 to $150 Ilracelet Watches $3.00 to $75 Cuff Links 7.V to $50 Brooches, solid gold... $1.00 to $150 Pendants 75c to $300 Ivory Pieces 23c to $6.00 Silver Sets $5.00 to $50 Pet Rings $100 to $35 Tubs 75c to $25 Thimbles 2.V to $5.00 Bracelets $1.00 to $50.00 Piarls SI. 00 to $25 Lockets . .' 73c to $50 And every thing else you can ask for In our line. iim r UIIICMM I. L. imifouun THE Jeweler Old Tostofflce Block. ' OT OMiY s'llAYS I XTH. XMAS til I Come In now and let us show you III MAI I Diamond Kings 11.50 to $500 if If !y, Watches $1.00 to $150 , Ilracelet Watches $3.00 to $75 iW 1'nff T.inba SR.. In tMI if 'J 1 1 ill! Am lira 111 BIG SLIER i i I'orit hoixi iuxiv; contest I'EATUtED AFFAIIt VKUKS. WAY EVENING. Milton High School liukitball Team Moots Athena Tonight in the School (Jymnanlum Literary Soci ety Will Hold KcmhIoii Dec. 21. (East Oregonlan Special.) ATHESJA, Dec. 15. At a meeting of the Woodmen of the World lodge held last Wednesday evening officers were elected and a monster smoker staged In which a four round boxing bout between Ernest Boynton and Ed Scbaaky featured. After the election of officers and the smoker refresh ments were served. The following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Ed Sebasky, Council Com mander; Will Shlck, Adviser Lieuten ant; Elmer Booher, Escort; H. O. Korthlngton, Banker; Le Roy McCub blns. Watchman; Cleve Myers, Sentry; District Manager Hoyt was present and gave an Interesting talk. Other visiting members were J. P. Walker and AI Carden of Pendleton. A class of 80 will go from Athena on Monday, December 18 to be Initiated at a meet ing of the Woodmen at Pendleton on that evening. The officers elected at Wednesday's meeting will be In stalled at the next meeting of the Athena Woodmen In January. As a result of a shortage In the sup ply of books for the Athena school library from the state. Superintend ent J. O. Russell of the Athena school has Just received a shipment of books valued at over $16. These books which are mostly on industrial sub jects have been so selected that there will be at least three or four out of the list which will be useful to each room of the school. I Among the visitors to the grade rooms this week were: Mrs. 8. 8. Hutt. Mrs. F. B. Radke, Mrs. T. Taggart and Oliver Dickinson. Because of the Christinas program and Christmas trees to be given on the school auditorium on Friday. De cember 22. the second regular meet ing of the high school literary society will be held on Thursday, December 21st at 2:30 In the afternoon. A fea ture of this meeting will be the tryout debate by the members of the debat Ing class for places on the Athena hlKh school debating teams. Two teams of two members each will b chosen after this debate which will alternately represent the local school at home and away. The teams. wherever they are, will debate on op poslte sides of the state question which Is. "Resolved that Oregon should adopt a health Insurance law embodying the essential features of the Standard Bill for the American Association for Labor Legislation." All teams arguing at home will have the affirmative side of the question. The program follows. Song, "My Old Kentucky Home," society; piano solo, Kenneth Bentley; debate, Elmer Mar tin, Verne Dudley, Edna McAlexander afflrmntlve, and Henry Koepke, Zola Keen and Florence McLennan, nega tive; vocal solo, Ida Crablll; report of critic lawrence Thorp. ' The members of the cast in the Athena high school play scored an other success Saturday evening when the play was taken to Helix and stag ed in the Helix opera house under the auspices of the Helix high school stu dent body. The opera house was packed to its fullest capacity and the local school actors and actresses were received with great enthusiasm by the Helix audience. The performance netted the local student fund a total of tlS.OIi, the Helix opera house be ing able to seat but a $45 house. The grade school teachers and pu pils are hard at work on their elabo rate program for Christmas exercises to be Riven In the school auditorium on Friday, December 22, and the pu pils are already becoming 'proficient in their parts. All parents and patrons of the school nre Invited to attend these exercises. Tonight In the local gymnasium tlje Athena high school basketball teams, hmh boys' and girls' will meet the Milton teams.. Milton last year won the championship of Umatilla county in which Pendleton was not represent ed, and while the Athena girls' won ftto games from Milton it is reported that they are eager for revenge this year. Pendleton comes here next Friday night for a double header game and this game promises to be the besti game of the season. The Athena boys met the Pendleton quintet but one last year and lost by a score of 26 to 20, but the locals are considered to have a better working team lhan ever before and consider able Interest has already been aroused over the coming contest. The Athena girls realize that In the Pendleton sex tette they have probably the hardest aggregation to play they will meet this year and are working hard to get in shape for the fray. YOUR COLD trill be easily relieved by taking 'ft spoonful of mm after each meaL It fortifies the throat and chest while it enriches the blood to help avoid grippe, bron chitis and even pneu monia. Scott'$ is well worth insisting upon. Scott ft Bowse, Bloomfleld. N. J. 10-14 5 Just 7 More S g- rVw iJStr aVa S ttfe M V W jy Ready-to-Wear Department. Holiday Blouses, bought express ly for this sale. Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe in dozens of the newest styles, showing the new plaited and ruffled and frilled models, showing original touches in the design of the collars and cuffs. Blouses packed individually in special Christmas boxes on request. What gifts would any boy ap preciate more than a bathrobe. We have a big collection of boys' bath robes in all colors and combinati ons, good length robes, large sailor collars, two patch pockets, rope tie at waist and neck. To fit all boys from 4 to 18 years. 4 HOLIDAY SPECIALS J 1 BATHES OYS GROCERIES OF QUALITY ALWAYS. Kept in a neat, clean sanitary Grocery store. Highest quality canned goods of every variety. Other table supplies always fresh and appetizing. FRESH VEGETABLES FOR SATURDAY Ripe Tomatoes, Cauli flower, Celery, Cabbage, Parsley, Lettuce, etc JUST RECEIVED NEW LOT OF FANCY CHEESE Swiss Cheese, can 65; Camembert, can 50; Fancy American Cheese, can, 40; Complete line of Heinz Famous Pickles, Chow-Chow, Olive Oil, etc. Large stock Christmas Candies and Nuts. Two Phones, both 526. GIFT PURE SILK HALF HOSE Come black, grey, tan, blue, etc., 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.50 pair, all boxed to suit you. SMOKING JACKETS He -will appreciate one of these pretty coats. We suggest an early selection, while sizes are complete. Boxed in Xmas boxes to suit you. Priced $6.50 to $7.50 1 1 a. J?5 .-irn -v T r A rvPv ch i PATTERNS , Mr. SimDson. manager of the while his arm encircled her shoulders, the bodies of Alvina Leup and David Berlinsky were found, each with a bullet hole in the temple In an auto mobile parked under sheltering un derbrush on a little used road ten miles north of the city at 10 o'clock this morning. Berlinsky had shot the girl as she lay in his arms and then ended his own life. Secretly married a month ago, they never had lived together. Berlinsky told the friend from whom he bor rowed the car: "I don't know what to do. Alvina must have a home soon hut I cannot support her the way the girl deserves of me." It Is believed they agreed to die together. Round-Ui) City Auto Co.. of Pendleton transacted business In Athena Wed nesday. Ed Kauffman who has conducted the Athena bakery for the past three years has sold his interests to H. V. Maslln for a consideration of 600. Mr. Kauffman has left for California where he will engage hi similar busi ness. Mr. Maslln, who has had con iriernhlr exnerience as a candy maker has given the shop a thorough clean ing and painters are busy aecoraunn the Interior of the place and already things are looking cleaner. Mr. Mas lln Intends to have a shop tnat wu: be a credit to any large city. Jim Lieuallen was over from Wes ton yesterday. R H. Plerson of Wasco, speiu iaai ... .. ..... A.I.1H. Snnto Dominiio and Hiiti occupy 3 Fplendid site fr some deserving lit tle nation. week visiting nis moiner ana nre.."- In this city. He Is engaged m " tailor business In Waco and reports he is doing nicely there. vis. Ijillah Blackard of Pendleton spent Sunday at the home of Mis' We've fried them all arid now we know that- Golden (Vest Coffee Ada De Freece. Mrs. Wm, Tompkins of Walla w al ia, Is spending the week end visuins friends and relatives In Athena. She meets to leave for California soon where she will spend the winter. DEAD IS EAirai OTHER ARMS. Sootwly MmWwI Couple Vtot'ms of suicldo Agreement; MILWAUKEE, Wis., 1e. 15. ..,ii. covered with snow, the glrl'i head resting on the man's breast, Shopping Days Before ciiiistmas lopp' Headquarters everydepartment brimfull of Christmas and overflowing with beautiful merely andise suitable tor proper Amas unts just a few more shopping days left before Xmas We urge early selection, for your own convenience. GIFTS WORTH WHILE While selecting a Xmas gift for any member of the family remem ber the word, SHOES. Shoes that are shoes, mean real money today and a pair of our high class shoes will be appreciat ed more than any gift you can buy and at the same time you are sav ing money as they are going so much higher each and every day and as Mr. Burt, president of the Manufacturer's Ass'n in the east, predicts $20.00 shoes for ladies be fore another year, seems like a real investment to buy your supply for at least two years to come. While buying Shoes, why not buy Real Shoes, shoes-that will wear, hold their shape and add just 1000 per cent to the dress. We have these shoes in prices from $6.00 to $10.00 the pair, in nearly all shades and two-tone ef fects. We are also carrying lines in shoes from $3.50 to $6.00 the pair in Goodyear welts that will stand the test Remember we carry the best line of felt slippers and comfys made for each and every member of the family. Alexander's, the Home of High Claw Footwear. SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN AND CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR FOR MEN A beautiful scarf is always ap propriate for his Xmas gift. Our showing consists of a wide range of silks and new designs. Boxed to suit you, 25. 50, 75. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 each. I is'justRignr " Christmas HOLIDAY SPECIAL Dry Goods Department. ' Good Veils and Veiling make good appearance better 35 to $1.50. Boudoir Breakfast Caps; very pretty, useful and our stock is com plete 50 to $2.00 Hemstitched Sheets and Cases make beautiful, useful gifts. Sheets 65t to $1.43 Cases 15 to $1.00 Bed Spreads. We have on hand some of the most beautiful Mar ceille spreads; nothing could be more appropriate for a present. Hand Bags and Mesh Bags. Over a hundred different styles to choose from and priced from 35f to $10.00. Gloves and Collars Something constantly in use and ever appreci ated. Ours are different. , Collars 35 to $3.00 Gloves $1.25 to $4.50- Could you think of anything more appropriate or essential than a beautiful handkerchief for women and young women, girls and chil dren. Priced 5 to $2.00 each Table Linens There is nothing mother or sister would appreciate for a gift more than a beautiful piece of table linen with napkins to match. Table Linens 50 to $3.75 Napkins 75 to $9.00 Silk Hosiery in all colors, both plain and fancy, priced : Plain ..7. GO to $2.00 Fane $1.00 to $3.00 Christmas boxes to pack them in and we wrap them for mailing. Japanese and Wicker Novelties of all kinds. You can get hundreds of ideas by just coming in and look ing our stock over. Bring the chil dren along when you come. We en joy seeing them. Remember we will care for the mailing of pack ages. You can get your packages wrap ped, stamped and ready for mailing right here in the store and three times each day packages will be mailed. Give them to any of the clerks. We'll be responsible. BOYS MEN'S DRESS GLOVES It's the well known Fownes make that will please; all sizes; un lined and silk lined; good range of shades. Boxed in Xmas boxes to suit you. Priced.... $1.50 to $2.00 VISIT INFANTS' DEPT. Second Floor. Santa CI is Headquarters Silk Neckties in Xmas Boxes 25c, 35c Handkerchiefs in Xmas Boxes 20c, 50c Ladies' Collars in Xmas Boxes 25c Ladies' Boudoir Caps in Xmas Boxes 25c, 35c Ladies' Muffs $4.00 Ladies' Scarfs 50c Toilet Sets $1.00 Manicure Sets $1.00 The JioC. jCorner Mala and Court Street ;! a a J? a a V? a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B 8 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
