Local ads buzz with bargains and services
A jumble of late 19th century classified items highlights seasonal sales. Winter millinery from Schwartz & Co and Gratz's seafood and chowder at Court Street beckon customers. Inland Empire Piano House and music company advertise pianos mandolins and lessons. Restaurant and theatre notices, rent ads, and a big closing out sale at Boston Store lure shoppers.
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Schwartz &I Fit Corummads
S. Camphotlde
Preferida
Court Street
Gratz
Ay & Kennedy
Inland Empire
Mind
Empire Plano House
Boston Beane
Blention Meare
Huliters
Palling
J. Stillman
Delta
Boston
Congregational Church
Correction Notice on Arrest Name Mix Up
An East Oregonian Friday issue misidentified a suspect. The arrest reported as Felix Moran was corrected to Jack Moran.
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Felix Moran
The
East Oregonian
Jack Moran
Trade Dawns With Uniform Pricing and Refund Guarantee
New era of trade described as grocers’ business becoming perfectly easy and safe. Uniform price and the fifty make it simple, while money back offers a guarantee on every sale.
Pendleton Visitors and Local Guests Parade Through City
A long list of visitors and locals in Pendleton is noted with frequent mentions of Alma White Baker City Lillian White Sumpter and Lila Sullivan Walla Walla guests staying a few days. Miss McDonald Arlington Mrs Witteman La Grande. William Mills Janet Yuma Janiper farmers. James Fee attorney in Thompson Case. Day ton trip for J H Dunham and wife. John Banister Weston whest maker. W W Bristow McMinnville insurer. George Froomy retired to Portland. William Smith Baker City delivered Elks memorial eulogy.
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Lila Sullivan
Sumpter
Gilliam
Walla Walla
M. McDonald
Arlington
Friends
88 Baller
Weaver
Athena
Pendleton
Po McManus
Pilot Rock
Bo Thompson
Co A. Witteman
la Grande
HG. Walker
Helik
W. W. Bristow
McMinnwilla
William Mills
Janiper
J. H Dunham
Dayton
John Banister
Weston
George Froomy Tive
Rielt
Portland
William Smith
Baker Chiy
the Elks
Quiet Election Drifts Through Meager Wards
Voters drift to different polling places as clerks and judges remain idle amid light business. The only spirited contest is for water commissioner between C. E. Roosevelt and W. A Jones. By 4 pm totals show 289 votes cast across four wards with uneven precinct tallies.
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C. E. Roosevelt
W. A Jones
Shields Park Drawings Attract Prizes And Notices
Last Saturday night at Shields park winners took home prizes including a silver butter dish and a silver cake dish while drawings recur every Saturday night. The La Fontaine Garrison sheep business has dissolved with Gus La Fontaine buying the interest. Accounts against the firm should be presented at the French restaurant.
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Shields’ Park
Dougherty
Thomas Mountain
J. R. O'Neill
The
Beautiful Mirror
Fim
la Fontaine & Garrison
Gus la Fontaine Havine
Ter AL Persone
Union Buttons Persist In Chicago Street Railway Strike
Street railway officials fail to enforce a December 7 order prohibiting employees from wearing union buttons. Union leaders vow more strikes if enforcement continues and tell workers to keep wearing the buttons.
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Chicago
Restaurant Keepers in San Francisco Lead Open Shop Fight
About twenty members of the Restaurant Keepers Association close today in San Francisco as they canvass the other two hundred restaurants to join the open shop movement. The drive targets wage policy with no town intervention expected, and early reports show growing support for the anti union plan.
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San Francisco
Or. T
Peremort
Mobuniimn
Bank robbery charge filed at Hibernia Bank
Kusene Ditty, doorkeeper at the Hibernia Bank in San Fretdiseca, charged a woman this morning with stealing 40 from a cigar box behind a room. He asked how the money was kept so casually, replying he had a faint belief in the method.
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Banke
San Fretdiseca
Dee 7
Kusene Ditty
The
Hibernia
Hank
The Parl Theater This Week Offers Variety and Royal Marionette Show
This week at the Parl Theater blends comedy drama and circus with the Jarrett troupe of Royal Marionettes featuring a two-person equilibrist act. World class dance by Winstanley and Silivan, Morris Jones on the chromul, Miss Amy Maddden as a captivating soubrette, and Beale La Vera plus Vern promise lively comedy. Saturday night gift drawings thrill audiences as moving pictures and contests entertain. Also noted: no school election interest in Walla Walla. Presbyterian ladies host cake and coffee sale Friday 2 to 1 with items from last week’s sale at reduced rates. Christmas gifts include mounted plate stands, rugs, and dolls.
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Parl Theater
Royal Marionetts
Coola
Winstanley
Silivan
Morris Jones
le Sure
Pelea
Amy Madtden
Je Beale la Vera
la Vern
Presbyterian Church
Milton Irrigation District Created And Regional Events Planned
December 21 sees Milton Irrigation District formation with officials from Washington Teachers’ Association in Tacoma and a Dew gathering. National Livestock Convention unfolds in Portland January 12 to 16, with a series of sessions and public notices amid local civic interest.
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Milton
Washington
Tacoma
Dew
Portland
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Han
Martin’s
Delia
Neletbor
Warner
Jack
New England
Joseph A. Owenhouse
Work Guaranteed Inland Empire Music Company
Main Street Bridge
Muuch
J. A. Owenlouse
Inland Empire Music Company
Bridge
Mas
L. Hunziker
Schilling
de Bira
Koeppen & Bros
J. T. Laing
Pitot Rock
Lillian White
Baker City
T W. Lusk
This County
la Grane
Peoples Warehouse
Theltdlus
Saturnav
Grove
Phelps
Mr. Dooley
Allen
Crawford
Alerlock Holmes
Doyle
Zenda
Hope
Frederick Nolf
Columbia River Railroad
Aspeote Hartford F
UN Alliance Ansurance Co
Cancen & | ” Sespentsine Fire North
Britiah 4 & Mercantile Co Royal Insurance Co
Frank B. Clopton
East Court ST
Walter's Flouring Mills
Trusty Tools
Ww. J. Clarke & Co
Govueramteed
Elaterite Roofing CO
Worcester
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