East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 15, 1922, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAIL? EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1322.
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F?OM THOUGHTFUL GIVERS TO
APPRECIATIVE RECIPIENTS
Since the present conveys the
true feeling of friendship
which exists between the giv
er and the receiver, half the
gift is in the thought which
prompts its selection.
Thoughtful gifts are, there
fore, the only gifts that ex
press a true sentiment and are
therefore becoming more and
more popular every year, as
people realize that a gift is
something more than a remembrance.
Here, in a store-wide display
of only practical presents, it
'i3 so easy, so convenient and
so inexpensive to select some
thing useful, something which
one needs and will be glad to
have.
Shopping, too, is made easy
by the service of courteous
salespeople who will gladly
assist you in the selection of
merchandise which is thor
oughly reliable and perfect
for giving.
Merchandise
Certificates
When in doubt a
merchandise certi
ficate will always
be proper. We is
sue them for any
amount. You give
one as gift, the cne
who receives it
brings it here and
chooses his or her
own present, it's
bound to please.
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A Handsome Goat or
Dress for a Royal Gift
DRESSES $25.00 AND $45.00
Dresses for street and afternoon wear, developed
of the finer grades of poiret twill, crepe back satin
and canton crepe. Styled in the graceful, draped
modes, showing beaded panel effects, striking em
broidered motifs and novel girdle arrangements.
Make This Store Your Headuarters for Thoughtful Gifts.
COATS $25.00 AND UP "
A Money-Saving Opportunity
Second Floor Another economy offering that will
be of special interest to the woman who is planning
on having a new Coat for the holiday season. Won
derfully attractive garments all from our own regu
lar stock. Bolivia, Velour, Normandy, Plush, Cordu
val, Tweeds, etc., in all the favored styles women are
wearing this season. There are tailored and sport
models in splendid selection. Solid colors, plaids and
mixtures. Early shipping is advised.
Glove Bonds
When you'd like
to give a pair of
gloves as a gift and
are not certain of
the size, give a
"Glove Bond," the
recipient will then
come here and
choose her own
gloves, they're sure
to please.
Stamped Goods
"Hncllla" Slumped Art Goods, In
cliullnjt luncheon sots, ciuil table
covers, (H-nrfs, pillow canes, extra
good qnAlltjr material; prices
range from Sfto to (3.00
Pillow Cases
I'm It of the Iioom ami other
standard brands, trimmed with
lace and Insertion mid liem
.stltohoil, pocked t l'alr " Xmas
box. They ore. priced Bt $1.20 to
2.5 per pair.
Silk Pongee $1.65
Inch. .Natural pongee, nil ex
tra kihhI quality for inakiiur Kit's
siicli as handkerchiefs, underwear,
men's shirts and etc. Now selling
at per ynrd $1.05
Special for
' Saturday
20 Bars of Crys
tal White Soap
$1.00
, "Phoenix" Silk
Underwear
An Ideal gift, packed In holiday
el ft boxes, in all the new est and
best colors, priced from $2.00 to
88.25 a -Hit.
''Phoenix' Silk
' Hose
A gift that Any recipient will be
glad to receive; full fashioned,
luce clocked. The newest and
latest styles and colors, priced at
$1.25 to $3.50, packed hi Holiduy
(flit boxes.
Holiday Ribbon
"Motto" Holiday ribbon for tying
your Xnias packages. We liavo a
larjfe selection for yon to cliooso
from, priced per bolt at 5c to 25c
ASK FOR SMI. GREEN STAMPS, they
mean an actual cash saving:.
WNDLETONS greatest department store
InQpQoples Warehous
WHEftF. IT PAYS TO TRAOEra31gt
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Be Sure to Give Our Men's Dept. a' Call. You'll
Find Here a Wonderful Stock.
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STANFIELD STUDY CLUB
MRS. RICHARD'S GUEST
, (liaat Orcgonlan Special.)
HTANPIMLP, Dec. ID. The Study
Club mot lit the. homo of Mrs. J. II.
Klchard's Thursday iifternonn. Hull
in
, Enliven Your Eyes
through the Dally Ue of
Muraaa. Tkt Allurlc, Sp.tkl.ot
Ycnirh Quickly Return to Eves
w-tllch liava taconi Dullurui Lile
traa, yard aalaly ror manf yw.
. SAd bv DruKuiiti Everywhere.
JM EYES
LJ I -J m ru nmt
AaMvira a LanT
M AlfflV (ieodl
' Mail OrliVf lloaae. KUranhc
An., cue. I&a, Tarvaia. wa.
Writ far Ba-aaja Catalrw o Amr and
KarrGaoda. Sal h'nrn. All MiTrhat din
thlppad Pmrral Pomt, Fm. Mnnrybark
fuaranaaa om all macchandiaa. a'tumaanda
at aatiaflad cvaujaacra.
NAVT AND JARMY GOODS STORE
US TttMc Are. Tacoaaa. Waah.
call wiih re.'.poiulecl f by K'iviiiK nomo
characters and (iiinlatlotiH from 0110 of
HhainkpHneare's dramas. The literary
program consisted of a paper on
Jnhnnthnn Smith by Mrs. I.iicbrUU'r.
Mrs. Mays bovo one on Shakewpeare.,
after which was a round table dii;cus-
slon.
Mrd. Kllxabeth Connelly is visllinK
her dauhter Mth. V. a -Noltln in
Haines.
Tho h'Klon boys R.ive one of their
popular dances Kiiday cvenlim'.
Mrs. Carl l.und was shopilnB
Pendleton Hatmday.
Conmilsnloner ('.. U lumninff is
upenilliit- a few days in Portland.
Mrs. Krnest tlreathouso was anuiut;
those wliu visited Pendleton Satur
day.
I.lltle Marie lla.en is confined to
her home by IPncss.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I. Zureher were
atlendins to business affairs In the I
county inetropilis Thursday. I
Mrs. Frank Sloan w ho has been on I
tho sick list for the past two w,s-ks is;
a'leatly Improved.
I Mrs Kred l.oiu.haiy was In Hermls-
ton Thursday.
I Mrs. W. 1-:. Smith is in Vmatill.l
iMstlnc Ml Smith In the store tlnriUR
i the Holiday rush.
Mrs. l.'lim r I'aiseil w is shoppinK
In Tendleton V'i dnesday.
oi IDA 11 iroor lARflro I
lillnMli r.YU H V r.
wa 1 ill 1 iw
imirn nnnri rnninr
MflKh-V l-llllll -WIVl
II niLu UUUU LuUnl L
, Nov. S.
HAVANA. Culm
With
! sentences totalling: 200 jvars in prison
hanging over his head and 2,"i0 troops
and rural guards at his beds, Kamon
Arroyite, Cuba's modern Jesse James,
is still nt large. 111s latest feat of es
caping front the jail at Matanzas
through a holo blown in tho thick
walls at mid-day has again niado him
popular hero and added to tho dif- ,
fieulties of tho authorities, for they
claim nobody will help them follow
his trail.
Arroylto took to the high road
about three years ago and. if the hold
ups, kidnappings and other unlawful
nets attributed to him are well found
ed, he operated iu every part of the is.
GETTING UNCOMFORTABLY CROWDED.
ianu uciore he went into retirement
after two years of hectic endeavor and
with a fortune variously estimated at
from J50.000 to Ji'on.ooo. i;ut last
spring, while very prosaically travel-
to attend a coc!: fight, he was captur
ed by two rural guards, acting as a
train escort, who held him first for
carrying arms without a license, but
loaded him with chains when they dia
ling from Matanzas to a nearby village covered ho was the notorious outlaw,
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rrcriit liifluciifi
The Tonic mid l.axatie Kl'fect ot j
Ijivatlva CUOMO v.'!' IN INK Tablets;
will keep the system In a healthy con-;
riition and thus ward off all aitaeta of
Cold, tilip or Influenza, joe Adv. 1
NOTICE
There will not be a D. 0.
K. K. Dance Saturday,
Dec. 16, 1922. Watch pa
pers for future dances.
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Where baking is done sci
entifically where ingredi
ents stand or fall under
exacting tests, you find
Calumet Baking Powder
used more often than any
other brar.d.
the choice of over hun
dreds of brands the perfect
Ieavener pure uniform.
Keep this in mind when you
buy baking powder, because it
is or vital importance to suc
cessful dependable bakine.
The purchase price of balunp; 1V
powder does not determi iij fe.-
the story.
That's why the sale of
Cauimet is 2 i times as
much as that of any other
baking powder.
A pound can of Calumet ccn
lair. full 16 ounces. Some
bctng ponders come in 12
ounce instead of 16 ounce
cent. Be sure yea get a pound
when you want it.
tools
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,'CALUMI
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The Eocnamy BMiihVG PGWBER
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THE WORLDS GREATEST BAKING POWDER
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