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TAQE TWO. DATT.Y EAST ORFC.OXTAX. PENDLETON. OHEOON". MONDAY. JANUARY 25, 1015. EKHIT PAPER. TWO GREAT SALES January Clearance Sale January WHITE Sale LYK LINEN" No other whit Huh fab ric Ilk it, haa every resem blance of linen, yet all cot ton; doea not crush; soft fln If h. launders fine ASK FOR LTK UN EN. 25c Quality, January White Sale 18c 30c Quality, January White Sale 24c 35c Quality, January White Sale 27c ixhia uxoxs Fine, sheer India Llnons for every purpose, suitable for waists, children's dresses. Mips, cornet covers and the like; best quality. 10c Quality, January White Sale 8c 12 l-2c Quality, Jan. White Sale C 15c Quality, January White Sale 12c 20c Quality, January White Sale 1C 2 So Quality, January White Sale lc SILK FINISH CHIFFON' An elegant silk finish fab ric, suitable for baby dresses, waists, dresses and fine lin gerie, 45 Inches wide. 65c Quality. January White Sale 47o 75c Quality, January White Sale Mc LAN" LAX SILK Purchased strictly for lin gerie, drops and petticoats, for sheer coverings, has a lustre that won't come off. soft aa charmeuse. 50c Quality, January White Sale 8c Oo Quality, January White Sale 49c i S2.00 V-NECK JERSEYS 9S Nice comfortable garments, medium weight, jrrev, iiavv and red. Clearance Sale Trice I . S CREPE PLISSE Crepe rilsse is universally liked for underwear; comes 30 Inches wide In white only, with assorted ripple stripes. 20c Quality, January White Sale 16c 25c Quality, January White Sale 18c DOTTED SWISS A fine, sheer swlas dress fabric with dots that won't come out. Mercerized fin ish, 30 Inches wide, assorted, launders fine. 25c Quality. January White Sale 19c 20c Quality, January White Sale 16c VOILE VOILE la to be one of the most popular cloths of the season. We carry a wider variety of these than any other material, in plain, em broidered, crepe, etc. Beau tiful quality, very effective. 25c Quality, January White Sale 19c 35c Quality, January White Sale 26c 40c Quality, January White Sale Slo 50c Quality, January White Sale 37c 55c Quality. January White Sale 48o 75c Quality, January White Sale 63c 31.25 Quality, January White Sale S6c 11.50 Quality, January White Sale $1.18 ddhty Comes in checks and stripes, finest quality finish, assorted checks for fancy work, aprons and baby dresses. 20c Quality, January White Sale 16c 25c Quality, January White Sale 18c LONG CLOTH A wonderfully large assort ment long cloth; finest qual ity; best for the money. A great saving In these. 12 l-2c Quality, Jan. White Sal 98c bolt 15c Quality, January White Sale 12k! 20c Quality, January White Sale 16c 25c Quality, January White Sale 19c 30c Quality, January White Sale 24c J 5c Quality, January White Sale 26c HONEYMOON' XAIXSOOK For your best lingerie, firm texture, can be embroidered, wears better. 25c Quality, January White Sale 19c 35c Quality, January White Sale 27c PIQUE The medium and fine striped Pique Is to be worn this season. Suitable for children's wash suits, ladles' dresses, extra skirts, collar and cuff sets, etc. 25o Quality, January White Sale 19c 35o Quality, January White Sale 27c 40c Quality, January White Sale 32c 50c Quality, January White Sale 38c 75c Quality, January White Sale 56c BLOOM OF ROSES, the complexion beantifier. She also has a very fine display of human hair goods and will make switches from your combings. ?6.50 DEIMEL LIXEX MESH UNDERWEAR ?5.55 The real Deimel linen mesh underwear, union suits and two piece suits, longs and shorts. Don't delav, now's the time to luv. White Sale Price $5.55 WOMEN'S HOUSE SUPPERS 59 In the lot we have slippers that have hoen selling regularly for $2.75, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.25. Some are plain kid slippers, others with rubber in the sides. Almost every kind and size from 2 1-2 to S. Our January Clearance Sale Price, pair 59( LOW 1 1 EEL TAX BUTTON SHOES FOR THE GIRLS. Shoes old regularly for $3.25, $3.00, $2.50, but no amount of them the same. The sizes are 2 1-2, 3, 4 nnd .1. Our Jan uary Clearance Sale Price, pair 9S LOW HEEL BLACK BUTTON AND LACE. Two pairs, mzcs 2 1-2, one. MANHATTAN SHIRTS REDUCED $2.00 Manhattan Shirts $1.49 $1.50 Manhattan Shirts $1.15 Once worn, always worn. 'The best known." "Known as the best." SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Madam Root of New York City, emi nent coiffeur and skin specialist, is here in our store. Will remain only a few days. She will demonstrate the celebrated $1.00 BIB OVERALLS, 49 This is an extra special offer. The overalls are a good make, a good color and a good quality, cut full and roomy and fit right. Clearance Sale Price.- 49 cooo The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS COUPON I BURN Cole and Coa MIXED:-2 parts of Coke to 1 part of Coal will give you the same results in your coal stove as though you burned all Hard Coal. Think of the great saving effected by the use of Coke. Pacific Power & Light Co. "Always at Your Service" Phone 40 THEATRICAL NOTES. LUMP COAL a Ton Starting on Jan. 14 this coal will be sold at the low price of 17.25 a ton, atreet delivery. Keystone Kemmerer Coal May be used for heating stove, kitchen range or hot water and steam plant. No Boot or clinkers, burnt to a fine white ash. Send or phone your order early to C. II. 11RONSON, Phone 38T J. E. J. Baird, General Sales Agent K) clone Klmmcrcr Coal. i Pee Balrd for special prices on car lots, Pendleton Hotel j BY BEAU RIALTO. (Written for the United Press.) NEW YORK, Jan. 25. One of the cleverest waya of assuring a Broad way run for a play waa attempted In aucceasful fashion recently by Wil liam A. Brady with "Sinners." He figured that the best place to "try It on the dog" would be Sing Sing pris on. The result is free advertising not to speak of the gratitude of 'the convicts has fully exceeded his ex pectations. Brady offered a prize of $100 for the best criticism by an Inmate of the play aa performed at Sing Sing. William Hooper Young. No. 54,020, who figured In a noted murder caae in this city and who is now serving a life sentence as a conHequence, prov ed to be the best critic. He wrote, in part: "The play 'Sinners' appeared for Its fiist trial before the select body of expert "sinners" gathered togeth er at the Justly celebrated summer and winter resort which, by the way, Is no sln-e-cure. The Jury was large and enthusiastic, and the ver dict rendered was "Not wanting in oil that micrVit in hrlnif mlereRfl" una the Judgement "Sentenced to be aj long life on Broadway with hard la bor to handle the crowda around the box office." Young Immediately turned over the money to the Golden Rule Brother hood, the association Intended to se cure work for the convicts after their release. The critical review by No. 64,020 la probably disappointing to those who expected some genuine Ideas of how real dinners would feel in the pres ence of a play which so closely touched a period In their lives. But the truth of the matter la that "Sin nera does not tell anything new. It's the old story of virtue rewarded; the old story that always seems human In spite of the cynicism and doubt of today. The play in not an artistic one. The emotions are exhibited In violent fashion; the tears flow In bucketsful and the laughter is the kind that may be heard for a long distance. The finer shades and nu ance of feeling are absent. To be brief, it's "sob stuff." But it geta over the footlights Just as "The Old Homestead" and "Way Down East" do and the play is like ly to bo enjoyed by many who like to harken back to the good old daysj u.).i. n r:il frrliln-h:ilreil antrelH nnd fierce, black-hearted vllllans were the! test actors. The play deals with the tempta tions which befall two g'rls in the city and their return, later, to the family homestead and salvation. Mary and Hilda become the wives of honest country folk, live In vine covered cot tagea happily ever afterward. The acting, with Alice Brady as Mary Edna Dunn aa the mother, is worthy of much higher praise than the play Itself. Charles Lichman plays a corking good village doctor and Robert Edeaon Is a virtuous young man. The villlan, John Stokes, Is loudly hissed every night for his cru el work which ia applause enough. Stop Tliat Cough Now. When you catch cold, or begin to cough, the first thing to do la to take Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It pene trates the linings of the throat and lungs and fights the germs of the dis ease, giving quick relief and natural healing. "Our whole family depends on Pine-Tar-Honey for Coughs and Colds." writea Mrs. E. Williams, Hamilton, Ohio. It alwaja helps. 25c at your druggist. Adv. CHICAGO Al'TO SHOW DISPLAYS NEW IDEAS CHICAGO. Jan. 25. Nearly 100 automobile concerns and twice as many manufacturers of accesorles were represented by exhibits at the annual Chicago automobile show which waa formally opened at the Coliseum and in the First Regiment armory today. Practically all the ex hlblta came from the, New York show in Grand Central Palace. The Coliseum had all the appear ances of a huge conservatory when the doors were thrown open. The floor waa carpeted with green; booths were half-concealed by palms and ever greens and the scenic roof effects carried out the same Idea. The show will continue for one week. A large attendance of trades men is expected this year because of the fact that a large number of com panies are revealing new models this year. Several dealers' conventions will bo held early next week and the loop hotels are preparing to handle big crowds. Visitors to the show today noted with delight changes in the designs that will make touring next summer lyess of a dust bath. Not only are the motors on the 1915 care "being made much lighter, with smaller bore and longer stroke than In former years, but the aeroplane Is beginning to In fluence the lines of the automobile body. The smooth, stream lines of the airship by which they move with a minimum of friction through the air have be'-n copied by the auto manu facturer. They say that it not only adds to the looks of the car but means smaller clouds of dust and more comfort for road travelers. ADAMS LODE EOF FELLOWS INITIATES ' hi: IAIIY IRS LAItGE CROWD IS PRESENT ON MATl'UDAY WHEN FIRST DEGREE IS HELD. Ut'lx'kah Ixxlge Glvo Annual Supitcr on Thursday Evening Ijulle Club Mcwta at Home of Mm. Alfred Mar quia Other IWMnal and New Note of the Town. (Special Correspondence.) ADAMS. Ore.. Jun. 25. The local lodge of Odd Fellows have Initiated several new members within the lust few weeks. At the regular meeting on Saturday night, a large crowd was present and the Initiatory degree was exemplified. The Rebekah lodge will give their annual supper Thursday evening, Jan. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stone were In town Saturday. Charles Nelson of Weston waa In town Sunday. ( Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rogers of Pen dleton were In town yesterday. Eleanor Stockton returned to Helix Sunday afternoon. Earl Slmonton motored to Pendle ton Saturday. Mlsa Eileen Bowling returned to her school in Pendleton Monday, after spending one week at her home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Lavadour and children were In town Sunday. At the Ladles' Club which met last Thursday at the country home of Mrs. Alfred Marquis a good time was enjoyed by all. It la thought they will next meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Fchatx. Earl Lleuallen was In town yester day. J. O. Hales motored to Pendleton lat-t week. Augusta Stockton was a visitor at the county seat last Friday. .Mr; and Mrs. Frank Krebs who have been visiting In Portland for some time returned to their home in Adams Friday evening. Mr. Burgess, the manual training teacher, returned to Adams after spending the past week In Helix. Mrs. Ella Slmonton came home Saturday, after visiting with her eon. Ben .Slmonton, for a few days. It Is reported that J. W. Perlnger, who has been III for several days, is now improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Harrah left Saturday for Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Morrison and children were visitors at the county seat Saturday. Eleanor Stockton was among those who went to Pendleton Saturday. Your Child's Cough is a Call for Help. Answer It with Dr. King's New Discovery It b Pleasant, Soothing, Healing. Don't put off treating your -Child s Cough. It not only saps their strength, but often leads to more serious ail ments. Why risk? You don't have to. Dr. King's New Discovery is iust the remedy your Child needs. It is mndo from Vine Tar mixed with soothing, healing and antiseptic balsams. Will quickly check the cold and soothe your Child's Cough away. No odds how bad the Cough or how long standing, Dr. King's New Discovery will stop it. Just get a 50c bottle from your Drug gist Give it to-night and you will notice on Improvement to-morrow. Here's proof. M. J. Tame!!, Whltee boro, Texas, says: "I can recommend Dr. King's New Discovery for it saved my Child's life. She was taken with a cough and given up to die five times. One bOc bottle of Dr. King's New Dis covery cured the cough and saved her life." Excellent for Children and Delicate Women. It is Mild, Pleasant and effective. .... Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 4c. in stamps. H. E. DUCKLEN & CO., 639 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Ps. DEMONS I RATI P ill IS GIVEN PROJECT RANCH Dangers of a Cold Do you know that of alt the minor aliments colda are by far the most dangerous? It Is not the colda them selves that you need to fear, but the serious diseases that they so often lead to. For that reason every c Id should be gotten rid of with the least possible delay. To accomplish this you will find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy of great help to. you. It loosens, a cold, relieves the lungs, aid expectoration and enablea the sys tem to throw off the cold. For sale by all dealers- Adv. BRITISH SOLDIERS MAKE WEEK-END TRIPS HOME LONDON, Dec. 27. (By Mall to New York.) Week-end trlpa home from the trenchea are now a regular thing among the British soldiers at the front. The regiments which were engaged during the desperate retreat from Mons, and the subsequent ad vance north to Ypres, are thoroURhly exhausted as a result of three months continuous fighting, and as far as possiblo they have been withdrawn from the firing line, nnd replaced by frt-t-her troops. Leave of absence is granted wherever possible and the war-weary veterans make a bee-line across the Chunnel for a week-end at home. The names of the lucky ones are published In the orders of the day, and thfe men selected behave like school boys at the end of the term. "Tele graph for a dinner at the Trocadero. I'm dining and sleeping out," whoops a young officer and on discovering his name In the list, and In ten hours he Is in London. The men's chief griev ance Is that they have to pay their fare back, but It Is expected that this will be remedied. Curlosly enough the thing the week-enders from the froht want most Is news, bub, they are much disposed to discuss their own doings. "Tired of war talk" is the usual response to queries. Five offi cers who got leave last week, made for a south-coast resort, went to the I best hotel in the place, ordered sep- aruie rooms wnn a rire in each,- and for two days had their meals served in bed. SUPERINTENDENT OF IMATIIXA COl'NTY' STATION SHOWS HOW. Many IUih-Ihyi Gather to Hear In torentliur Talk and Son Practical Work IMinJo Giants Defeat Her mlton AH Stars Otlwr News Not r of Town. (Special Correspondence.) HERMLSTON, Ore, Jan. 25. -Superintendent of the Umatilla County Experiment Farm Ralph E. Allen gave a pruning demonstration at the farm Saturday afternoon to ranch ers of the project Interested In the horticultural pursuits. Mr. Allen recently returned from Washington and aa he soon leaves for Corvalll where he will conduct prun ing demonstrations at the agricultur al college during the ahort course, found It necessary to have his demon stration at this time, owing to the conflicting date with the Hermlston Jersey Breedera Association. Mr. Allen will give another demonstration in the pruning of fruit trees on his return from Corvallls. Mr. Allen gave a demonstration to the horticul turists of Stanfleld. Friday afternoon. The Purple Giants of Echo defeat ed the Hermlston All-Stars Friday evening at basketball In the Hermls ton hall. 38 to 15. Tho All stars played well but needless to say were outclassed In every way by the Purple (Hants. The game was refereed by Prof. A. E. Bcncl and Carl Gilbert of Echo, umpired. Many enthusiasts motored from Echo to see the two jeams at battle1 and attended the Friday night danc-1 Ing party given In the Mercantile hall after the game. I The Episcopal aulld ladlea were hostesaea to the members of the church and their friends at tea. Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. S. McNaught on Hermlston avenue. The West Side had another Infor mal dancing party Friday evening In their new dancing hall in the Western Land building. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Strohm. popular young couple of the West Side, cele brated their second wedding anniver sary Thursday evening with a din ner party, their guesta Including Mr and Mrs. George Strohm, Mr. and Mrs. George Rayfleld, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bohn and daughter. Miss Char lotte Bohn. A party of the town's young people motored to the Roberta' ranch Fri day evening wherea pleasant., time was spent with the "newly weds," Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Roberts. held on the evening of February tenth and will be in the nature of a valentine affair. The committee la now busily engaged In preparation for the event. As a farewell to Scout Ernest Rich ardson, who la moving to Portland. Norborne Berkeley, Jr., Saturday evening entertained Tatrol No. I, of the Boy Scouts at his home on Thompson street. Scout games and , refreshments formed the entertain ment of the evening. Mlsa Addle Catea and Miss Muriel Crayne of this city visited with friends in Echo the early part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Gillette, who have been spending the past two years on a farm on Butter creek, ex pert to move to this city in the near future to make their home. Colli Are )ft-n Mont STloiut Mop. M4bl Complication. The disregard of a cold has often brought many a regret. The fact of sneeilng, coughing, or a fever should be warning enough that your system needs immediate attention. Certainly loss of aleep la most serloua It la a warning given by Nature. It la man's duty to himself to assist by doing his part. Dr. Klng'a New Dl covery la based on a scientific analy sis of colda. tOc at your drugclat Buy a bottle today. Adv. TI MU.TV NAILS NEW IUMOK A I VOLT IIUYAN WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. A state ment denying published reports that Secretary of State Bryan had threat ened to resign If President Wilson In dorned Roger Sullivan's candidacy for I'nlted States senator in the election rf November, 1914. was Indued br Prexidentlal Secretary Tumulty. It was said that neither .erre.ry Bry an nor Secretary McAdoo had Inter fered In the Illinois situation. As to Postmaster Burleson, Secretary Tu multy pointed out that Burleson had made a speech for Sullivan In which Burleson had the consent of Presi dent Wilson. IUllounri and CowolpaUon Cored If you are ever troubled with bili ousness or constipation you will be Interested In the statement of R. F. Erwln, Peru. Ind. "A year ago last winter I had an attack of Indlgestloa followed by blllousneaa and constipa tion. Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets -so highly recommended. I bought a bottle of them and they helped aae right away." For sale by all dealers. Adv. V. 8. TO CONSTRUCT ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP Fotind Longshoreman In Room. ALBANY, Ore., Jan. 25 "Going to arrest me?" was the greeting Miles McKey received from out of the dark-! nes of his room af the Weatherford home, after he entered and waa in the act of turning on the light. The1 man said he was a longshoreman from! Portland, had been unable to get work and came down thla way. He told McKey he was desperate from hunger when he entered the house McKey let him go. Congii Medicine for Children. Never give a child a cough medi cine that contains opium In any form. When opium is given other and more serloua diseases may follow. Long experience haa demonstrated that there is no better or safer medi cine for coughs, colds and croup In children than Chamberlain's Cough P.emedy. It i equally valuable for adult. Try It. It contains no opium or other harmful drug. For sale by all deaJcri Aav. i Dr. and Mra. F. W. Vincent left yesterday for Portland for a visit with friends. Miss Edna Wlssler haa returned from La Grande where she waa a guest of Miss Irene Murphy. She was the honor guest at a party there Wednesday of which the La Grande Observer speaks as followa: Mlsa Edna Wlsslcr of Pendleton was given delightful social considera tion Wednesday when Miss Irene Mur phy entertained for her at the Mur phy home. Miss Wlssler, who for merly lived In La Grande nnd haa a largo circle of friends here still, has returned to her home after being a guest for several days here with Miss Murphy and other friends. After an 'afternoon of Informal pleasantries nnd necdlccraft, tho guests wore serv ed refreshments. Those present be. side Mlsa Wlssler were: Miss Iva Head, Miss Marie Pcnlngton, Mrs. Myrton Kiddle of Island City, Mra 1 Frank Bay, Mrs. Lloyd Scrlber, Mrs. I Herman Selgrlst, Mrs. A. W. Nelson, ' Mrs. H. M. Bay, Mra. Goorgo Hunt-1 lngton Currey, Mrs. Richard Dulgan,. Mrs. W. R. Rlnehart and Mrs. Iva Long Culp of Portland and Mrs. Nor man Desllet. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Johns enter tained a few friends Infornmllv at their home on Garden street Word has been received' from Judge and Mrs. George A. Hartman, Sr.. that they and Mrs. Catherine Eppln gcr of Portland arrived In- Honolulu on the "Mongolia" January fifteenth and are now Installed at the "Court land." Miss Helen Johns of thla city la a membel of tho University Oregon Women's Glee Club whlc-h has Just completed a successful tour of Wil lamette valley towns. The annual Library Ball, postpon ed from New Year's night, will be WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. Bids for the construction of a Zeppelin model airship and a number of new typ aeroplans will be asked for soon by the navy department. It was learned here. All will be constructed by Am erican firms. Naval officer-) for sorn time have been anxious to obtain en airship of the Zeppelin pattern but. It Is said, no American manufacturer can be found who would attempt its con struction. 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