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PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON," OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1917. TEN PAGES Beginning at 6 oVIock this evening we offer the followingr extra for the shrewd customer who appreciates the value of a dollar. values MORE POPULAR THAN EVER v I Special No. 1 $7.50 AND $8.50 GOSSAR11 COR- : ' SETS $5.39 This is a bargaain thai no Gos sard wearer can possibly afford to overlook. These corsets are per fectly good in every respect, but owing to certain market conditions can not be duplicated, hence this great reduction. After Supper $3.39 Special No. 2 $10 SLIPOVER SWEATER $7.39 These are the very latest arriv als in our Sweater dept., and come in the high school colors and other pleasing color combinations. After Supper $7.39 Special No. 3 $7.30 FUR MUFFS $3.9S These are all handsome looking muffs in either black of brown fuis, some are plain, othei-s are trimmed with heads and tails. . After Supper $3.98 Special No. 4 $3.00 AND $3.95 WOOL FLAN NEL MIDDIES $4.39 We offer your choke of navy blue, dark green or scarlet flannel Middies in regulation sailor or -Norfolk stvles. After Supper $4.39 Snecial No. 5 -25c AND 35c JEWELRY 19c Here's a special lot of needed ar ticles in Jewelry reduced in price. Now is the time to buy. After Supper 19c Special No. 6 35c WOMEN'S SILK HANDKER CHIEFS 23c Come in Japanese silks and crepe de chine, with the new col ored borders. After Supper 23c Special No. 7 $1.30 WASH SATIN $1.13 This splendid wash silk suitable for underwear; 3i inches wide and offered in shades of flesh, white, rose and yellow. After Supper $1.15 Special No. $2.00 WOMEN'S NECKWEAR $1.39 A fine assortment of: high grade neckwear, showing the latest styles, neatly trimmed and well made. After Supper $1.39 Special No. 9 $1.50 MEVS UNION SUITS $1.15 Heavy ribbed cotton union suits, all si?es, closed crotch, perfect fit ting, the best wearing garment you can buy. After Supper $115 Special No. 10 $1.00 GOLF SHIRTS 79o This is a bargain of real merit, absolutely fast color, soft or stiff cuff; neckband shirts in all sizes. Will riKhorne of this city was unit-! Miller & Co.. Investment securities In etl In mnrrhige Wednesday of ihls ! Portland. Is here visiting Willi .1 week to Miss fora vnKht of Walla j friend. Walla, thv wedding ceremony I'elnK i .. - performed i th court houso In U'al-; Krd Cam ,-hrlstmas stamps are now ; "' ''V .ludire Mouslas. The , on s0,p ,.ach Saturday at all local- tv'ii'" '"!! ' " m"'"" ,h"''" hnm' "' R"lrps nd ut ,ne f"U"v.'inK stores ' ; addition: Hond liros.. Sayies. ' ,.. v ' !'fhe Peoples 'Warehouse. Alexander's1 Mtss Mary I-Tfincis was a .forming . Department Store, lintel I'enrileton """K ii'wipsi yesierttay lu cctenra- tloii o; her eleventh hirthday. iler S'im were ('.race llenson. Lucille Pi.irmn. i;i:rpii(. Kndlcott. riiarlln" Kndlcott and .M '.urine Kkerx. Painty i efcrstimem were sorve.r. and the post office. Mr. and .Mrs. Omar o. Stephens ot Athena are visiting In the cltv. After Supper 79-: PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE V-"1 Wl KKY vjf vw A. Prowntnsr of Pilot Hook Is a IVmlU-lon visitor. . H. J. Nation of Kohn is sponoMnjr the i day in the city. -Mr. nn.i Mrs. Ohuul 1. Crow are in from their farm today. 1 11 Mrs. P. S. Jeruril has koiio to Pnsro AVtlnos1ny evenins- ut I lie Chris- ; fni. v;i wiih ivi,n,i : ttan chTirch parsonage. Miss Knina , -...,,., mi,. ti- ' Hussell became the 4ride of Clint in - ... t, ' , 4 M iMtHscll. Uev. H. H. lluhhell per- j im ' l' ,tM"-t tVrminK tho ceremony. The younn ' M- A Sturtovnnt of Pilot Hock, is couple rue from pilot Kock and will ' rtt'red at the Uowman. make thoir home on a farm near thai ; Mr. und Mrn. V. V. IVdro of Kcho , 'town. vro overnight visitors in Hcndleton. i Mr. anil Mrs. Frank K. Ililhert of' A knitiini; club was organized ve.s-rkiah Jtro reiured at the Poinlle- ton. T. W. Meawsner, nnc of the founders of W'ostland, is Pendleton visitor to-, day. ! The Misses ("lulllford of Kolio are FORDS will le sold hereafter on signed orders only. The FORD factory will decrease its output of cars 4i)','v owing to its helping furnish the government war supplies. If you are contemplating buying a FORD, call and sign your order now. We will store the car until spring, or when you want it, without charge for storage. There will be a rush for FORDS next spring. Protect yourself and be as sured of getting yours by ORDERING NOW. Call and sign up at once. SIMPSON AUTO COMPANY terday afternoon .by ; roHidents of AVesi Court street at a meeting hold at the home of Mrs. F. E. Kim;. '1 he member will meet oneo a week and spend the afternoon hours kuiuint; lor the (Kiys at the frnt. There are lifteen members and yesterday fit- up trom their home today on a shop teen weatetv were started. When P'hk expedition. finished they wilt he turned over to the Mrs. D. P. Fulterton. wife of Ma Red Crvs. Thoye in the elnh are jor Kttlh rton of ilu. Hiu'unl Corps is Mrs. J. c. Woo.tworth, Mrs. C. I". I here visitiriK h.-r hrothi r It. S. Rude, Airs. MMilfsm Milne, Mrs. C. H. jThomiKsnn, wire cliiof for th- teh-pimae Carpenrer, frs. H. V. Meyers. .Mia (mimiij. Kenneth Warner, Mrs. H. S. Hur ; n field, Mm. Winn. Mrs F. K. KinK. ' " Mr.. E,,Sh. M.-a.rR6 Bug,. M.s;RRASS ItlJTTONS, STAR, Merle KtnS and Mi .rene Spr.cn- j,EOIET F()R p(UCK Johnson and Water Sts. Phone 408 II m Mr. ami Mr-. W. 1.. Huttr.n lft SpPCl' f led I TnifolTll ("if Ullie VesterJay for Buhl, Klnho, to mali 1 . , r7 e t i their home In the future. ; MUSt be WOl')) AJtel' Jan.; Ciiff..r,t ,.,r.iarm.r wen , I 1. ' Officers Lose Jobs, j high nchooi athlete, has returned to j " Pendleton after spending the summer . Ut'r i;: ,llf wu' IVmllefn po- ( end fall in Idaho. ; officers will be garbc-d after .Inn. . , m j i, lyis. They will tm retptireii to j .i.-siLj1--r,' r,..i.-E,. j-l'-.1 -" -IliK- Milltai v Paucaiit. CAM l I.KWIS. Taetima. Wash., Dee. 1. An epitome of the work of a 14 1 Idler will he ntaued here Ueeemher l"i and 1H. Tentative plans are eomx pleted today for the affair. Com h mM military par:itit and wild went Hhow, the event promises ! exeeert hy far any affair which et has het-n Htaed at thiK camp- F.very military unit in camp will he represented. Approxlmati ly ;!r..Mnn men will take part. In a few Ihhik a Visitor will lu- ahle a hetlr idea of the tralnitiR Hint makes a soldier than :i wnek Mpeni la tiie e:tmp. (expert horsi'inen K.ithererl from tho cat t le ram-heM f l he west will Klvi exhibition rlflintr, rim and rnnintc. A ment open ulr arena tienr t h rc inotint depot is leinir ruhed to com pletion for the pageant. Itaee tracks, en era 1m ;nid a Kiand ntand which will seat ..M'Hi per.soitH are iivinK laid ctm. All tlie eiulit reui men tal handH will he untied In one Htat hand of 300 li-ces. Infant rv rt uiinentH, machine !mmi i-im)aniesI w.ic.nn inifn cimp nter. park tititi. nKineeriiiK. xiRiial, rne'tirui mid her an tin will appear each day. Tha Rev. Alfred Loekwood. rector of the Church of the Redeemer, ar rived in Pendleton this morning and Trill conduct cervices and preach to morrow both mornine? and evening. wear a blue F-aek coat with two rows of lirass buttons tlown the front, two braE3 buttons on each sleeve,, gold ' braid on each -leeve rnnnltiff around ; the fame lour inehea hafl; or the hand, vest , of the sam emateial with ; on row of brasr. button?', pantaloons j of same material, all out to fit proper ly, black shoe?, black or blue helmet and the police star In plain view on i PERSONAL NEWS OF - ADAMS COMMUNITY The VictroJa conceit at the library tomorrow. will consist almost entire ly of grand opera selections. Voices that nr.e nonld Travel mam miles to hear have been brought lo our homes ft'ont oi ,n0 coat- by means of the Vicirola. Thtfl oppor- An ordinanee was ndopi d at the j i i - tunity is offered free to all who al-;ppeetal council meellnn last evening . ! ready enjoy the het in music or who pi ovidinjr for rfuch u umlorm after i Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Morrison ndjfacture of rechamberml Enfield rifi?s;wish to become better aequo Inted j t he flr.it of the year. Failure of the j Mips Geraldine Morrison. Iloberta and the new arm Spi infrfields, and it With It. cliitd ut- a deputy ,, "bl'r in hucIi Morrison anrt Riulanit Mnrriar.n .-ire he saaid there IM ho Uoufot that i "ed I'OSS Ullittein m e ' ruZ r b , , ! visum In Portland .luring ThsnkB- I Vncle Sara will be ahle to turn out all bring t heir knitting. The lihr.u y Is Mronian special.) ( eivlnv vtteatlon. tlie rifles required f.,r our fjehtiue Pi troin three five on tdnnl.'iys. auam5. nee. 1 -Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. narr and Miss Xelo Darr lef t ! torees. ChaxleB i Bunch and Mrs. Henry Bunch j Thursday morning for North VaKi-' Relatively the same progress is be- ma where they will visit relative;, fur Ini? made with cartridges, which are a few da y. , being lurried out in millions, and A Thanksgiving dinner was given ; there has been no further trouble ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. will1 il tn,! chemical In the primer. Hunch. Those present were Mr.. and , 'i be c:irtr!tlK-s are declared lo be the Mrs. John Bunch. Mr. and Mi s. equal of any manufactured in any Charles Bunch. Mr. and Mrs. Henryl""er belligerent country, and are mt Bunch and .Mr. Free Crethern. 1 1'erior to those in use by niott bellig- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chesnut were invited t'l I iinlorm will n-ult in dismissal with- motored to the county seat Friday. .. Frank Walton of Idaho ta vtsitini, t lihi mother's home. Mrs. Jane . A'aUaji, for a few day. ( Mr. and Mrs. Prank Krebs and; Un, Crl Christian and daughter Lj- roe. motored to the county aeai ! W4nsday. I CiMsnut motored to Athena Thursday ! n"1 Mrs. J. C. Chesnut were , itieht. j visitors at the county seat Saturday. : Only tun things threaten the con- r'Misa May Murphy will talk on Food ! Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hnles and son tintious production ot rifles in ln oonserration In the city hail Saturday i John, motored to the county seat creasing numbers. One is that possi-evolnff.- - - ' Saturday biliir that congress may not appropri- . Mr. ano Mrs. J. C. Chesnut and ! '. "icient funds In lieremher to Mlnss EKra and Jessie CUesnut at lf.KIXrr. : enable tho government to keep all r,f Thanksgiving dinner at the home of rs-V iv r,,- '"" Vlmn running to capacity, and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lieuallcn. 1LE-r the oilier ja n,e chance that mbor . Mr. and Mrs. Volney tUmpson and 1 SnTnel.lH Kartdlv tlo"b,e ma.y Ttr with the work. chlWren of Milton were guests at the "fields bprmgnpltiH HaiUdlj rnSress will be asked for an ur hoine of Mrs. Simpson's parents, Mr. Turned Oat Cartrldiw by gent appropriation Immediately after and Mrs. M. A. Baker. Thanksgiving ! the Millions. ii convenes, for funds must be fnrtb- day. coming within thiny iias if the ex- Chester . Spencer returned home ' WASHIN'fJTON, Dec' 1. Rapid Istlnir production onranizntinn is not from Portland Wednesday. 'progress is belnsr made In the nianu-.to b.- unpaired. 1 1 Stop ! Wbepgi 1 11 urn Yhm?v) mm tlie concert beginning at three. I'roorrant Cavalleria, ftusttcana Siciliana Knrioo C'afHo Wa ikuro Pioiniu nd's L)ve Son. Ceortro lfamlin. Peer flynt Suite ( part one I Mornlnfi Peer Cynt Sniie part tw) Death of j -se. Vletor Concert Orchestra Pnirliarci Proloo Pnrpiale A ma to Moment M luieai? (Sthn bert ) Tanibnurin (Kreivlert Fritz Kreisler P-iffolettn nro Nome ( Jalli-Cnrei Piyoletto Fairet da ur liter of the t ! races Pori. Jacoby, McCormark. YVarran- rath '. Sound an Alarm (Handel) l'van William! ; I.ueia Sest.ette What Itirtroins Me j 'iaili furcl, Rener, :anivo, Pe . I. uca, Journtt. Pada Trovatore Miserero riiniiiy Deal inn, Giovanni Mnrtinidll Trovatore Mom e to Otir MiuntainK t(Aiv& Iff mcr. t iaruso otit elipildllty f'r reinstatement a. period of Ut ilay.. for M MtHI i riu; i. tri or HOI'.' PA U IH, Mcc. I. (..'apt. Pouchardon, ! the fxaminim; maKistrate for the ' court martial of Polo Pasha on the ' ehai'Ke of espionaKc, yesterday exam- ( ined a sinK'er w hom Polo Paaha W .said j to have married twenty years ao l f I in en os A y rvx. T he Pa r iH n e vvh pa - i pern say I lolo Pasha a din it ted 'his marriage, but added : "Argentine is so far off, it was so Iotiji ao and is of so little importance i a nj way," I The hinder refused to le interview- j ed, beyond .-ajin that clip was insti lut iiif; divnrco proceed in trs. i MAItSIIAI.L VOVIJ j iiknati ii.vi.izF. i:xi:.Mir;s j U'ASItlXOTON, Iec. 1. Vice Pres ident Marshall announced his support j of m-tion annulling the naturalizaiton of Hihloyal Americans and the confis- ; ration (,f their property. Mrs. Frank Frazier h in I Or.inh ha vim; K'oie over to s-'pend 1'hanhsalv 'In:; with her suter and fatbtr. v. ill leitun in a few tlnyn. IJ(Ko Ouner ITncd. tHNT). Ore., Mec, 1. PIcadinK v.h-(finiby to the charue of violatinK the prohibition law. Cecil I P ath of thin :city, was fined $1M0 in Justice court A. A. A.;bahr former Instructor in W-dnesday. 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