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CALENDAR OP EVENTS
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Dec. 10-84 Pruning school at
Freewater,
Dec. ?6. Saturday, Christmas
day.
4 Pec. 28. American Legion
concert.
Deo. 28-2) Second Annual
meeting Oregon Btata Chamber
cf Commerce, Portland. ' .
Dee. 2-2 Drain and forage
school, Pilot. Rock.
pec. 29-S I. Annual meeting
0. S. T. A., Portland.
Jan. 18. Annual meeting of
Round-Up director!.
Frrowatcr Rends Final Report.
The final report on collections for
the Red Cross roll call in Freewater
was sent to Bounty Chairman C. K.
Cranston today by E .8. Howe, of the
Bank of Freewater, who waa in charge
there. The total rained waa (202.
Special Christmas Service
Special ChriHtmaa aervlcea will be
held Saturday at the Baptist church,
at 11 a. m with Rev. W. It. Cox, pa
tor, officiating. The Church of the
hedeemer will have It Tuletlde service
at 10 a. m. Haturday.
sliahtly. effective at once. The Indi
an .robes have gone from im.&n hack
to-"$1S and other Una have taken
about the same percentage of reduc
tion. .
Section Map of 'liy Begun .
A eectlon map of the entire city nf
Pendleton, for the usa of the city wa
ter department, la being started by
City Engineer Frank B. Hayes. It
will- contain, when completed, the lo
cation of all water mains, service con
nections, meters nnd hydrants, as well
Kervloes at Jlyrlek Ktutlon.
Lutheran services are to be held at
Myrick Htatlon on Christmas day. Rev.
A. Dlasburg, pastor, will conduct a
service at 1(1: SO. preceded by con
fession at 10 o'clock.
Okrar Sent Firefighters.
A largo iox 01 encars, m ism "
Association,
as an intricate drawing or tne amino-1 t,rfi, mmm.rctal
utlng reservoirs. The map will be In I WM reC(,vea ttt (ire department head
several sections and will require sev-1 uarttrH t0(In), Tne boyB are the re-
eral months of spare time effort. The
city will be mapped by Sections and
when the service marks are filled In,
blue prints will be made.
cinlenta each year of such a gift in ap
preciatlon of their splenmq worn ior
the city.
STORE OPEN
EVENINGS
Indian Robe Prices Reduced. Portlier Wal Man Promoted.
The retail orlce of Pendleton Indian w,i. a. Wulles. formerly of this
robes and allied products of the Pen- (pity, is now manuger of all the dlstri
1lil on Woolen Mills has been reduced
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This seasons brings to memory many pleas
ant exchanges during the present year
thoughts that make one feel thankful for the
acquaintance.
Sincere regard prompts the wish that you
enjoy a genuine good time this Christmas.
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PENDLETON CASH MARKET, Inc.
301 E. Court St.
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buting and service stations of the!
Continental Oil Co., In Bait iJike City,
according to word received by his
fnthen C. E. Walles. He has Just re
ceived a substantial promotion and Is
well pleased with his position.
chimin Has Cub Rear.
n w Onodman. manager of life
meat department at the Dean Tatom
Co tore, Is displaying In the cold
storage window today a 70-pound
black cub bear which he shot In the
Bear Wallow country a few days aijot
The cub will furnish bear steans ror
Mr. Goodman's New Years day din
ner.
Tran-4-rlpt of RoikI Ismic Kent.
The transcript on the recent city
Ibond Issue of 822,000 was completed
llust night and today was mailed by
I Judge Thomas Fits Gerald, city re
: corder. to the buyers of the Issue,
Carstena ft Karles Co., at Portland.
From this material the legality of the
' issue will be plowed upon by attor
neys for the company.
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Annie McKay in for Clirislmas.
Annie McKay, notorious Indian wo
! man, will enjoy both Christmas and
, New Year's day In the women a city
! Jail, the guest of the city. She was
i arrested by the police force last niitht
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. She fought the officers and
I raised a rumpus In general, they told
the police Judge this morning and
when all the evidence had been
weighed, his honor. Judge Thomas
Fles Gerald, consigned Annie to the
Jail for 10 days. She was fined 810 on
December 2 for being drunk and In
addition to being sentenced todiy,
was read a lecture.
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WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR BEST
WISHES FOR A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
AND HOPE THE NEW YEAR WILL
BRING YOU A FULL MEASURE OF
PROSPERITY.
The BEE HIVE
Pay Ch Pendleton's Variety Store Save Cash
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ACCEPT OUR SINCERE
WISHES FOR A MERRY
CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Ted Favored by Opinion.
An opinion in favor of O .D. Teel,
plaintiff in a suit against Nancy Mc
Donald, et at., waa handed down
Thursday afternoon in circuit court by
Judge G. W. Phelps. The cose Involves
llle to 400 acres of land said to be
worth 140,000 and to which the title
has been clouded. The land Involved
is under the proposed Teel Irrigation
system, west of Echo.
Registered Mall Reimrted Stolen
A sack or more or registered mail
which was being kept In the O. W. R.
& N. Co. station at Milton-Freewater
last night waa stolen by robbers who
broke Into the building, and escaped
with the loot. The sheriffs office here
was notified of the robbery today and
this afternoon Sheriff Taylor left for
Milton to look over the ground. The
local postoffice had no report of the
robbers and no Idea of the amount of
the loss is had here. The official re
ports on such cases, the postoffice said,
go to postal Inspectors at Spokane.
SI Called for Jury Iuty.
A Jury list was drawn by the sheriff
today to serve during the January
term of circuit court, commencing
Monday, January 10. The 31 names
drawn were of the following citizens:
H. O. Worthlngton. Pendleton; O. H.
Walter, Freewater; W. I Blessing,
Hermiston; Charley Bonney, Pendle
ton; Thomas R, Hampson, Pendleton
George H. Root, Hermiston; John
Mulr, Pendleton; G. H. Copplnger,
Echo; Allen Thomson, Echo; William
Kupera, Pendleton; W. W. Bridgewa-
tcr, Freewater; A. B .Rothrock, Ad
ams; C .A, Perkins, Tendleton; ' Ed
Gnavauch, Stnnfield; P ,T. Harbour,
Weston; C. H. Boerstler, Freewater; J.
M. Kyle, Stanfield; I. A. Christopher,
Adams; Hugh Mclntyre. Athena; R.
W. Walter, Milton; Eugene MoCulley,
Pendleton; George Runysn, Pilot
Rock; H. Huber, Milton; Otto G. Sap
per, Hermiston; A. Avery, Freewater;
Peter Baker, Pendleton, Charles H.
Downing, Athena; Roy Penland, He
lix; cnnrles Hoggnrd. Stanfield; U B
Nell, Pendleton; Roy Cannon, Athena.
Universal Sioves &Fumaces
Fifteen full blooded Umatilla In
dians are among the contributors to
the fund for the relief of children in
Central Europe.'the list turned in to
day by Major E. U Swartxlander, In
dian agent, at Mission, shows. He ob
tained subscriptions from S3 persons
at Mission where he was chairman.
Mlslon was asked for 3100 and has
sent in 3119. I4, adding that precinct to
a growing list of county communities
which have heard the Christmas call
of the hungry yeunssters on the oth
er side of the world. Tomorrow these
children are being given food and j
clothing by the American Red Cross
and allied agencies, while children In
America are enjoying Christmas gifts
a of old. i
QUALITY
SERVICE
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BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN AT A MAN'S STORE. You will also find many practical
gifts for boys here too. Our men's section is brim full of good, acceptable gifts for men and boys. Se
lect them now while our GREAT PRICE REVISION SALE IS ON and save money.
"GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE MAN
Suit $25.00 to $85.00
Overcoat $10.00 to $85.00
Mackinaw ; $8.50 to $25.00
Union Suit $2.50 to $10.00
Hats ;.. $3.50 to $22.50
Caps ;t)(,JWw 1.50 to $6.00
Silk Hose $1.00 to $2.50
Bath Robes, Men's , $30.00
Smokinjj Jackets ............ . $io.OO to $25.00
Gloves $2.00 to $10.00
Shirts $2.25 to $15.00
Ties 'y 75cto$6.50'
Men's Bath Robes $16.00 to $22.50i
Shoes . $8.50 to $16.50'
Collar Bags, Leather Belts, Auto Robes,
Purses, Indian Robes, Couch Covers,
Bed Blankets, Cuff Buttons, Shirt Studs
Vest Chains and Various other Practical
Articles. ,
SHOP HERE AND SAVE TIME AND MONEY
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE BOY
Suits . ................ ..... $10.00 to $20.00
Overcoats . $5.00 to $18.50
Waists . V. 85c to $2.00
Shirts . $1.00 to $4.00
Cap . '....$1.00 to $2.50
Gloves . 50c to $1.75
Ties 35c to $1.50
Sweaters $3.50 to $7.50
Hats . $1.25 to $3.75
Shoes :. $5.00 to $10.00
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