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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
TEN PAGE! DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN, ITXPLCTON, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMT.ER 21, 1916. er.oi OBOI A I0E30I I0E3CI S0EX01 ICOOET 30OCt iocs American Express Morey Order for Sale Here lis o o FROM OUR OWN ORCHARD A full car load at prices that you can not af ford to miss. Another full car on the way, it will pay you to look over our stock before you buy. GRAND RONDE APPLES FROM Our Own ORCHARD GRAY BROS, name stamped on every box is your Guarantee. a Good Cookers, Rome Beauty, box oOe Rome Beauty Apples C Grade, box SI. 15 Rome Beauty Apples, Fancy, box $1.25 Rome Beauty Apples, Extra Fancy, box $1.40 Winter Banana, C Grade, box $1.25 Winter Banana, Fancy, box $1.35 Winter Banana, Extra Fancy, box $1.50 Men's ivrum to Banquet. The Mens Forum of the Presbyte rian church will enjoy a banquet this evening at 6:S0 In the Kopper Kettl at which time plans for the new church building will b discussed. Rain Melts Smw. The snow which fell Intermittently yesterday turned to rain during the afternoon. During the night and dur. ing the day rain has fallen, meldnl the snow which was on the ground. Idaho Students Pa Through. Four coaches laden with University of Idaho students whose homes are in southern Idaho, passed through Pendleton about t: JO this morning, the students returning home for the Christmas vacation. GRAY BROS GROCERY quality- Two Phones, 23 S23 Main St g Indian Fined for Killing Bird. Charles Smith, a mixed blood, ap peared, before Justice of the Peace Parkes' yesterday afternoon and pleaded guilty to a charge of shooting a pheasant. He was fined 25 and costs, the whole amounting to J41.60. turkey dinner and dunce next Wed nesday evening. The campaign Is proving very satisfactory and many new members will be added. C. C Burt of Corvallls, deputy national di rector, Is conducting the campaign. Child Has Pneumonia. The little boy of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fix, who live on Coombs Canyon, has been brought into the hospital. It is quite ill with pneumonia. Iavs Will Iengthen. After tomorrow the days will be irin to grow longer until June 22 when the longest period of daylight will be reached. Tomorrow there wilt be less daylight than any other day in the year. xocaoc aonoi IOC30I o locao locaoc iocs O. A. C- Band Coining. The O. A. C Student band will probably make a visit In Pendleton during the holidays. Vioior M. Orr of Milton, who Is a member of the band, has written to local friends stat ing that the band will appear here if suitable arrangements can be made for a house. Plead Guilty to C.anibllns. W. Miles and William Robens, two of the colored men arrested at tha rmatllla Club Tuesday morning, th's afternoon pleaded guilty to gambling and, upon the recommendation of City Attorney Fee. they were let off with J25 fines. The case against G. Coburn was dismissed for want of evidence. fi TWO MORE BUYING DAYS 8 THEN SANTA CLAUS WILL HAVE BEEN HERE. ARE YOU READY? If you are puzzled, you'll find the proper suggestion at the Golden Rule Store where quality is of the first grade and prices the lowest. THE STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. S Heavy Table Linen Use, $1.25. $1.49, $1,118 Hoom Sl Atml lister Hugs $21.04) Girls' Coats $2.8, $3.8 Coats $9.90, $12.IM, $14.75, $16.50, $19.50, $25.00 Klmonua 98o, $1.25, $1.49, $1.69 Ladies' Bath Robes $2.98, $3.98 Children's Bath Kobes... 980, $1.25, $1.49, $2.49 Handkerchiefs In boxes 10c, 15c, $5c, 39o, 49c, 79o Fancy Ribbons 19c, 25c, 29c, $Sc Children's Felt Slippers 4tto, 79c, $1.49 Indies' Felt Slippers . 9c, 98c, $1.49 Slippers for Men 69c. 98c. $1.49, $1.69 Outing Gowns 49c, 79c, 98c, $1.49 Toilet Seta. .. 98c, $1.49. $1.98. $2 98, $3.49, $5.90 Indies' High Top Iace Boots. YOD CAN DO BETTER AT $2.98, $3.50 Overcoat $12.50 Mackinaw , '" Hoys' Suits . Men s Hats $M9. $198. $2.49, $2.98 SiiMienders In Xmas Boxes Tie Sets In Xmas Boxes 25c, 49c, t8o Wool Socks 15c, 250, 9o Kid Gloves ', a" Mini's Handkerchiefs Boxed S5o Men's Drew Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $1.50 Men's I'nlon Suits 98c, $1.98, $2.98 Paris Garters l Men's Pmir-ln-lland Ties 25c, 49c Men s Dress Shirts -, U u I 3 J C Penney Co. Inc. J WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Are You Coming' Down Tonight? The Sayres Store will be open evenings un til Christmas and many shoppers will turn out to do their Christmas shopping, instead of during the afternoon rush. HUNDREDS OF USEFUL GIFTS FOR THE WOMEN Bring in your list and allow our competent salespeople to help you in your selections. i Athletes Receive Sweaters. I The members of the high school football team today received the sweaters and letters which they won during the season. The sweaters are dark blue and the letters orange. There are stripes on the arms to in dicate the number of years the wear, er played ou the rteam. Ordinance Is Introduced. in nrdinance nroviding for the buying of a Studebaker truck for th fire department from J. B, Knight for 1S5 was introduced at the council last evening, but owing to the fact that there were not six councilmen present It could nojt be passed with an emergency clause attached. Handkerchiefs Kid Gloves Silk Waiats Neckwear Silk Hosiery Silk Underwear Japanese KJmona Silk Petticoats Felt Slippers Boudoir Caps Pendleton Robes Silk Umbrellas ftoninlains of Crosswalk. I J. W. rfuff apeared before the council last evening to complain of a concrete crosswalk at the 'intersec tion of Bluff and Lilleth streets. It is lower than the street, he said, and consequently Is so covered with mud hj It Is unfit. He declared the walk is below grade. The council decided to have the city surveyor determine whether or not it is on grade. LAND-GOING SEA LION TAKES A FISHING TRIP LONPOX, Dec. 21. Dispatches from Budapest say the only remain ing sea lion in the Dresden Zoological Gardens successfully rebelled against war conditions, ' He wasn't getting his three square meats of fish. So Sunday night he went hiking. He flopped his wav across country to Carola Pond, half a mils away. A German fishmonger leased Carola Pond and In It raises carp for the market. Ha has not been to market for several days for the lion had a banquet that did not leave even a baby carp. He has been caught and returned to his own pond and a guard placed to see that he does not go out dlnlns again, for the fishmonger is suing the Zoo for 1000 marks (1250) damages. Chorti Practice Tonight, There will be a rehearsal of the chorus for the municipal tree pro gram at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Presbyterian church. All are urged to attend. At Sawtelle's Store IHILLWt GIFTS: Vfy have many expensive things in our 9tore. but we want to Impress upon you that the most popular trad that we are having is 'he many hundred articles that we have that sell from 50c to $1.50. Wr have taken pains to build up our stock in these items and it If surprising how many gifts you can mak.s for li no by looking o.vr our "Dollar Gift Case." IHNM ItW KK WD FANCY CHINA: Did von evpr soe a lady who has a hf,..ie who did not li'.e niie tisititr. f'ir h"r 'linini? room? K'.i-j woman : pro-id of the hinK- in hr dining rwn.. Every woman lii'.e to nerve things in pretty dishes. Any woman could b made happy by giving her some nice dainty piece of china for her table w-rvlce. A well equipped dining room is the true evidence of hospitality. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Milton Ma-ons Elect. Prof. Albert E. White returned this mnrnin from Milton where, as retir ing worshipful master of tne muiub Masonic lodge, he attended the an nual meeting last evening. The fol lowing new officers were elected: George Talbert, worshipful master, Herbert S. Denlson, senior warden. Hint inninr warden. J. R UC"I 5C A..", 4 Davis, treasurer, E. J. Davis, tary. Wins Turkeys for the poor. Lou Rayburn, night officer of the police force, is a crack shot and a nmw nf families in meager cir cumstances have reason today to be thankful for that fact. Ait the tut key shoot yesterday in this city Ra-y burn secured nine turkeys and threo geese as a reward for his prowess, and these he turned over to Chiof Ourdane to give to families who can not afford to buy birds for the Chru-t-mas dinner. Complain of Dairy. Complaint was made to the council last evening bv residents of the north side through Councilman Taylor of the Despain dairy which is inMde the city limits. KesideiVs complained ol offensive odors from the place when the wind Is blowing. The pol'co re norted conditions unclean and disa greeable there The city recorder produced an ordinance which prohib its any one person from keeping more than two cows Inside the city limits. It was decided tha.t the city physician shall make an Investigation and re port at the next meeting. iwn Tlilif Ta Caught. Government trappers have experi enced some -trouble through the loss of their traps and this morning E. F. Averill. "who has supervision over the hunters, received word that Roy Nye. hunter at Sunnyslde, Wash.. had tracked and captured a man who had Just stolen his traps The man, whose name is Angel Oarey. was convicted of pettv larceny in Prosser buf Mr. Averill "states that a federal case will be made of it. The government has fixed a severe penalty for such of fenses, the fine ranging up to J50O0 and the imprisonment up to five years. Ifotind I Half tmyote. ' A picture of a hound that to born to a coyote mother is In the hands of E F. Averill of the biological sur vey. The an'mal when a pup a few days old was dug out of a coyote den try .1. A. Kelly, trapper near Hooper, Wash. I' was o much different tt the o'her pupJ that the trapper took It home and reared It on a brittle. It Is now seven months old and haf every resemblance of a hound though It has some of the markings of a coy- : ore. It is larger than a coyote and heavier developed. The peculiar thing about It Is that the animal ha developed into a prime coyote an4 bear dog. I Buy Your Gifts at HANSCOMS and the problem of appropriateness and personal regard will be perfectly cared for. Come in 'now and let us show you Diamond Rings 11.50 to $."04) Watches 11.00 to tl.10 Bracelet Watches IS.0O to $75 Cuff Links T5e to S.V1 Brooches, solid gold... 11.00 to 1150 Pendants 75c to $300 Ivory Pieces 25c to $8.00 Silver Sets $5.00 to $50 Set Rings $-00 to $35 Fobs 75o to $25 Thimbles .' S5o to $5.00 Bracelets $1.00 to $50.00 Pearls l-0 to $25 Lockets 75c to $50 And every thing else you can ask for in our line. For Sale or Trade. 212 acres five miles east of Albanv, nearly all under the plow. Good valley ranch. Fine home in Albany with 3 lots, 320 acres timber, about 20,000,000 ft. Will trade all or part for stock ranch. H. O. Snyder, Albany Oregon, R. No. I, Box 8J. DAIJi KOTHWKMj Optometrist and Optician Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses duplicated. American National Bank Building, Pendleton. I U 0 111 wb. l hanscom ij Tire Jeweler I Old Postoffice Block. ;l L. J m Wanted To cut wood at Meacham Will contract all or any portion ot 2000 cords. For further information see SMVTME-LONERCAN CO. Phone 17: J. 8. LANDERS PROPERTY FOR SALE. The house Is considered one of the most desirable from the stand point of comfort, appearance, arrangement and location In the olty The following are some of Its features Situated on elevated corner, 100x100 feet, facing south-east Bi terior concrete blocks, shlnule gables and roof, stone foundation. Two full stories and attic. (Attic makes upstairs cool In summer). Full bai-ement with fruit room or cellar. Large front porch commanding fine view. Scrcened-in back porch. Seven large, airy rooms (4 up stairs, 3 besides reception hall down-stairs). Plastered and calcimined throughout. Uuth room, modern fixtures and good plumbing. Large linen closet. Four clothis closets, cedar-lined. House cool In sum mer, warm In winter. Exceptionally well lighted and ventilated. Hot air furnace, registers In every room. Solid oak and tile fireplace In living room. Out-door sleeping porch or balcony. Kitchen, white en amel woodwork, built-in cupboards and tables. Wood and food eleva tors Wood-shed under front porch, coal bin In basement. Both lots under cultivation, splendid soil. Trees, shrubbery, vines, roses, eta Cement sidewalks and paved street. 8 blocks from Main St. Bridge (Cor Jackson & Lincoln Sts.) 3 blocks from Matlock 8t. Bridge and Ilound-CD Park. 2 blocks from Lincoln .-School. Good Neighborhood. Price 15.600. See E. T. WADE. MomlKT'hln CumnaVrn Cbxliur. The membership campaign or th local Moose lodge will be brought to a clofe (Wurday nigh1 and the loeing team will be oblige,) u, play hirt it a NOTICE! a Chance to Save $75.00 If You Huny 0 .1 i ii i .i D. I. . nra wing to tne advance m an material tne duick muiui u., cue pelled to advance the price on Model D-Six 45, $75, to take effect January 1 , 1917 com- fW.. .- -. -. '- jSSgpN. NOTICE! We have on hand two D-Six 45. If deposit is made before Jan. 2 these two cars can be had at the old price $1 175.00, after Jan. 2 that will cost you $ 1 250. There will be no change in model. 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