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EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO J DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1917. UKIAlf FOLK ARE BUSY PLANTING We Now Have Collection the Most Beautiful of Blouses A 1,1 AVAIUVIH-E SPACK IS RFJNCi ITT INTO VKUCTAHI.K 5 to t We've Ever Shown Constantly arriving new shipments of the most attractive Georgette Crepe Waists one could possibly desire have made our waist department a place of intense interest to all who love the beautiful in clothes. Could you possibly imagine a prettier waist than this one of mais colored Geor gette crepe with a vest, collar and cuffs of white, bordered with inch wide strips of Copenhagen blue, hemstitched into the waist, while the entire body is dotted with raised embroidered dots of blue and white. We have others, just as beautiful in gold, nile green, rose, flesh and white. Prices range from $5.75 to $13.50. EXTRA SPECIAL! Crepe-de-Chine Waists, only These are made of good quality silk in 'white, flesh, mais and gold; some are trimmed with lace and others with figured sports silks in styles most becoming. $3.95 BUY YOUR FLAGS HERE We have a great assortment of flags,' all sizes; wool and cotton ; economically priced ; buy one and show your colors. MAKE FREE USE OF OUR REST ROOM 2nd floor, hear the Art department. You'll find it a peasant place to spend your spare time and rest. Make your dates with your friends so as to meet them there. tit 7 ' ft kx in w - ft" I ! 7 - B Ml HUili Water ThrratenH to Wash Out llHdtv; Men Vwk AH Night sat tirday Trying to save (Hw; ;ra.ss (-rowing Vrjr Klowly. (East Oregnnian Special.) I'KTAH- ore.. May 3. Born, at Al h, Monday, April 23. to Mr. and .Mm. John Illntterman, a cauKhter. Joe lUackweU and son of l.ont creek, passed through Vkiah Wcdnea da en route to Washington in re sponse to a message telling of the ac cidental death of a son and brother, who was killed hy a motorcycle, par ticulars were not learned. .The body will be taken to fort law! for huriitl. It. O. Clark and Clyde Ilelmlck came in Tuesday with something ove: threw hundred head of their cattle , wriuii uitfj nate uecn wintering near Pilot Rock. ' Bridge creek and turned on I ru use. Jim Johnson of the RuiiRe was In I "Four-Ninety" Touring Car $635 COLORED LINENS This U the geunine non-crushable dress linen. Made irom the best quality selected yarns, that give wear and with a permanent finish. Shown in colors of pink, rose. Copenhagen, light blue, cream, green, etc ; 36 inches wide. The yard Sl.OO WOOL JERSEY A real Wool Jersey, extra fine quality and soft finish. Matces up into most stylish dresses and 'suits. Shown in shades of coral, Chinese blue, king's blue, emerald, gold imd white; 52 inches wide. The yard $-1.00 PONGEE SILKS No better silk made that will give to you real service than our Genuine Oriental Pongee, shown in a number of qualities, and will make up into splendid frocks. The yard S5, 85, $1.15, $1.35, $1.50, $2.00 WOMEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR The largest assortment of women's fine silk underwear in the city, showing the newest styles, of best quality, ueatly trimmed with laces and some of them in plain models. - Vests $1.50 to $2.50 Knickers S2.50 to $3.00 Union Suits $3.50 to $5.00 t mils), w-' urtfT PURE FOOD SHOP BASEMENT CLEANLINESS ECONOMY . SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones all 15. Demonstration KING'S PROCESS FRUITS and VEGE TABLES, May' 7th, 8th and 9th. Sweet Apple C:Jer Clear and sparkling, bottle 15, 25 Guernsey Fire Proof Cooking Ware At special prices. Bowls, Casseroles and tea pots 15 to 45c Stuffed Queen OlivesPint .'. 40c Thousand Isle Salad Dressing Bottle 35 T. P. W. Special Blend, -the best 35 Coffee on earth. . THE BAkGAIN BASEMENT Thia Economy Department will help you prepare to prepare. You are going to "garden" this year. You are poirg to work outride in your "patch or your, field and you should prepare now your working clothes... We Will Help to Prepare the Producer. Garden Wear Women Garden Shoes Of calf skin, come in lace or button and just the right kind of a heel and width for this work. For the Pro ducer - S2.S7 Garden Wear Women's Garden Skirts Skirts that are just right for gardening. Odds and ends of a dozen different materials, and every one made for good hard wear. For the Producer 9S to 552.87 Garden Wear Garden Stockings for AIL The ptockings we offer you in this department are all worth more than the price we ask you. They are all bargains. For the Producer 15 If Your Garden Wear is in the Bargain Basement it's Sure Garden Wear Beys Garden Shoes You have never before been ible to get them heavy lace. For the Producer $2.29 Garden Wear Boys Garden Overalls The best boys' Overalls offered in Pendleton. Abso lutely fast blue, double seat and knee, double stitched, enough. We offer you the regular old plough shoe in For the Producer 60c Garden Wear For Those Who Save Hats at the very lowest prices. Hough wear for every body. Garden wear that will wear, all priced for tho Producer. ! town Alonday night n busiius. i Mm. I. Smith Wft WeUiMsi!r' for spray. )regi-n. tu arrange Puiiio business mutters Mr. Smith has jjjr ' chafed a l.-leksmh simp and hotel J there which he will run hereafter j Mrs, Smith will return soon to make J urriiMKf meiUH to move to their new t hotnt". We wish them succor in their ! new iHwinesa. Dnve Heimick of Hear Valley, whi i has icen visit in. with relatives in "kiuh f-r a week, left on the L.on,; (Creeri F.age Monday for home. Mid. Ullian Locke. who has been jnpendinK several months in Pendleton ! returned to I'kiah Inst Wdnesday. j ii.ini'j u" in is in in ni rvmif ; wiin an auacK in rriPuimaiKin. All't-rt Peterson made a IniMinesw i trip to Grant County last wtK'k. I Mrs. Walter Allison, who haa been jsUiyiiiff with her mother on Ilride I ' creek, slnte her return from Pendle Mton. returnel to her home in-XTkinh last Tuesday. Winnie Cateel of t'klnh. has a po sition at the Half Way station near Pilot Rock. The many friends of Manilla wrffrht who was operated on for appendicitis at St. Anthony's hospital Iut Wed nesday will be pleased to learn that she is recovering nicely and will soon op able to leave the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Iowell (Ja nicer and son were in town Thursday after sup plies. Kveryone who haa room in the back yard if planting Karden and both men and woiAen are busy plant-HnK. ! The heavy rains which have fallen ! during the last week have caused J very high water and the bridge ocri'H.-; ' Owens creek, one mile west of town ! if in danger of being washed out, as j j the creek is about to rut across the i road at the east end of the Dringe. Nine: men worked all day Saturday trying to save it and Saturday night the work nearly all washed out, mak. And tne nig ormge across iamna j crnek, south of town, is also threat ened severely. I The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs Louis Johnson ts III with measles, t Harley Kirk came over Saturday I j from his homestead on Bridge creek. . , en at the Chamberlain Garage Satur day night and was well attended. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keeney of 'Dale are spending a few days at th1 P--ter- j son hotel. j iJrrt OihTw and familv vtsitetl sun- ilav in I'kiah, ;lu Powell f Hitter ws the guet S3 I ; of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Caldwell San- . Hi i day and Monday. He purchased a Erg ' o-isc from the Wagner A Caldwell ET3 Hardware i. while h re. J 2 ;1 Tom Willooy la now imprvvltig no ts aide to be up and around and his daughter. Mrs Helmirk will leave for : her home on Bridge creek noon. , A gloom iaa cast over l.'kiah and vicinity early Monday morning whog the news of the tragic death of Mri. j! (!eu. Kennedy retched here. Mm. 3r--3 ; kennedy wis well known here bavin? jlj lived here and she ran the stage of F. O. B. PENDLETON. The Chevrolet Four-Ninety Touring Car is a car of ideal economy. It gives you the most value for your money. The Chevrolet delivers the maximum power to the rear wheels. It accomplishes this feat through simplicity of mechanism. This compels directness of action. The re sult is more power and speed and less fuel and expense. The path of Chevrolet power is short and direct. The vaporized fuel enters directly into the valve-in-head mo tor. The impart of explosion strikes full against the piston head. It is an act of face-to-faee" co-operation. The fullness of the force is exerted immediately on the rear wheels. No t,aetioi, of a second or horse-power is unduly spent. The Ui.iv puxvei plant type of construc tion does the business. And the result n, of course, that you ride faster and farther on one gallon of gasolii.e in this particular model, 't hat is economy. And tiiat i what you will find in the Chevrolet Four-Ninety. We are the authorized agent.-- for Pendleton and I'ma tMla county. Carload just received for immediate delivery. Simpson Auto Co. Johnson and Water Streets. Telephone 40:J Call and hear the new Columbia double-disc May tads Here are three big specials that are meeting with a tremendous sale. Three big hits. Call and hear them tonight. It'll All Pe Amrtoin N'tw Knlrkr!HKker QunrtPUe A2Z;S Ameica. Here's My Hoy Hawaiian Butterfly Would You Take. Hack th L,ove Vou ;ave Me? Sarlo und Knickerbocker 10-Inch -H Quartette I'.rlce and Kinis JJobert Iwlv 7 Sc. At2i 10-Inch 7SC Hawaiian IHitttrfly One-8tep) Honjf Kong (One Step) A597 11-Inch tl 00 Prince's Hand Prince's Itand RKMEMBER We are selling COLUMBIA GRAF0N0LAS on easy terms and have them from $15 to $250. Use our rpst room when down town and hear these wonderful machines play your favorite pieces., Economy Drug' Co. s-f Telephone 71 1 Hotel St." George Building Night Call 71S S!!!li;!l!ii;i!!!!!lii!li!i:!ii!ii:ii!!;:!i!fl The Pendletons Greatest Department Store Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade QUALITY DENTISTRY Dr. F. L INGRAM DENTIST. Ko..iii. mid 4. Belts Bldg. Telephone 523. LIVE NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST Kl'ilKNE. n.. Mmv J- Prif1ni . 1 i 'mttU f ih I'ntvrraity of 'r-in. who l vir- jrMdfcfit f th National Awocislion of tMtm ntvT ltti will be In Washington. I. tjnirr.m- to aMnd a. i ial mtiii of the HrriHTion to rtlwUM the mo tiiition of trit-d unierlty men if i lie roontry. .t urrt v the nniver. -tt tiatH ail- In J'""!! Region n Mi i " i.nal I t 1 '"ur.t iL fai ti-il' aill ie in thf f.r I'OirTI-AND. Cr., May 3 Pfan are being- mid here tolay for a food prf'paredneaa parade in which march er will curry the hoe. Althoutch thono hacking the parado declared to day that it would not be a "harl time parade, the marcher will wear haMlliunfmn which will fit in with the h'e arheme. Men will wear ov erall und women will don "ptsrd-Ti drMWr-t"' or hiking ctxvtunies Ann Whstnnon Monroe, the writer, km one of thoae interested in the parad. RKNI). rre.. May 3. A simple e p!ot4e poader made from charcoal . and a solution of nitrate rock found near the Ike-Harney county ho tin darv im on lifplny hre tolny. The ro"k wim found hy J. f. Mortn and !,. Si rninn of Klley, hnd p. H Atkin on ,1 liurn Tliey nay that the ni- 'r.it ft "fn aproirtmt-lv 3--m j,. r-w Morton and Ixtnli in- llce here for Mr. Kklrldge and left : ' here in September. Mr. Kennedy hnn 1 thj? nympmhy of the rntlre communi- j Bargain. Mr( ptprson of the P ternon hte! in having the hotel dining room re- i r : ; papered. I 'j lr. e Van I hum Iwen iVm from j liwn for the laM wek on a LIk hear j Cj' hunt at oriental, with William Alltwm I jgi and Fred ;roomi. Kverybody t ex- j ti petinn Uer fteak when he gts bark. -ft;!, Waller Allison hiia Junt returned! Cl! from Texns 1 ar ha.ln and report d- p ! v-V Know there yet. (Hi The weather is very cold and di j' ai;reMible. with a mixture of mw. jHI hnil and ra in and the grot Is griw- In i-rv .li.wlv No f.umlnK firm le-n ml iLimi iiJullX-ij dune vet. consequently the crr.ps will be late. This haa been a long winter , with nearly nix months of feeding, tend to locate the entire tract as pre- f.mrlhln- unusual for this country. Ulon and expbd- f Henry ltzlnka of Pendleton, was In f'klah Monday. He Is hrre lookln? after hie intereete and visiting hi HIiKAXK. W&ah., May 3. Thr daughter. Mr, ('.anger, milk situation here was further com- ! Mr. Itltter of lxle, ws In town m Heated today by the diaroveri thnl Monday after supplies, llmlnary to organU tat Ion. a number of dairymen. epertlng tl . Mm Hazel t;entr of AU-a wheat next year, are selling thr wcrktng at the Welch hotl. herds and are preparing to turn their t Perry flmplon will work for i grnsiing lands into whea fields. Th , ley Hynd during the inmmr. milk demand now exceed the supply, Fred ormitnii of raJe was in and the situation is expected to grow still more acute. TAtoMA, Wash.. May t K new use ha been found for an election dy. Th4 Tacmt Times ure its r".il.r fi p!nnt ptaioes Jin 5. the Tl 'if fiiaff"t a pier- or a flhltr tri'., i,r a '""u "i i ii 'at d off' -e woi k Monday nlrht on bualne th- Times rt on good W hoorWng Cuuri ! One of the most auccestfu! prepm atlons In tise for this dteas Is ' berlaln's 0i'rh Remedv. H. y. M flinton l'Kndon rlnrs arft-a "tur baly had whi 1nc rt nh n bad urn ni't env bhy f",!.! h:i-e it I g-ie h:m h-f fn-ei la in s t'tii-h llemedf in I It S'.-n fnt bin fti tMatnab' e-r a-bere. - Adv. "-Vr luffm" ma Build Now! All of Europe will ha to be rebuilt and when the war is over, prices are going to soar (kyward. Your delay is going to be expen sive. Regardless of the kind of build ing or alteration you have in mind investigate our FREE PLAN SER VICE to customers. Our Service Department is at your command in all building matters. Talk it over with us. OREGON LUMBER YARD PENDLETON Telephone 8 If "" SI - i j i n i 'A "77