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PAGE TWO t)AILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY. MARCH 9. 1918. TWELVE PAGES ocaot IOE30I IOE39 Don't Fail to A ttend This Social and III T If you wish to cut down on your weekly expenses it will pay- you to visit this After Supper Sale. It will enable you to secure many of the things you have been figuring: on getting for much less than you had expected to pay for them. i : t .m ,-. -i IF I I I "Jog1 to Special No. I -65c JAPANESE SILKS 49c Conies in white and a full range of colors. Can be used for many "pur poses. After Supper Price 49c Special No. 2 BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS ONE HALF PRICE This special includes our entire stock of black umbrellas and offers most remarkable bargains. After Supper One Half Price. , Special No. 3 ' 25c KIMONO CREPE 19c This is a varied assortment of new spring Japanese patterns. They're very popular just now. After Supper only 19? Special No. 4 35c BLACK SATEEN 27c An extra quality for the regular price, a genuine bargain of merit at our After Supper Price 27c Special No. 5 FULL BLEACHED PEPPERILL SHEETLXG 35c This sheeting is 2U yards wide. This price istless than the present manufacturers price. After. Supper only 35c 25c ROLLER TOWELING 19c Very heavy grade, union of linen and cotton; just the thing for hard sen-ice. After Supper price 19c Spool 3 1 JST, ? 15c KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN, 3 FOR 25c This is the most popular kind of handkerchief now; dark khaki color; cotton, hemstitched; a very good ser-. viceable -article. After Supper 3 for . 25c Special No. 8 $1.00 GOLF SHIRTS 79c This is a bargain that no man can afford to let pass. A widerange of colors, good materials, nearly all si . zes, well made, fast colors. After Supper Price 79c Special No. 9 MEN'S OUTING PAJAMAS AND NIGHT GOWNS REDUCED 'z S1.25 Values, After Supper S3c S1.50 Values, After Supper, 98c S1.75 Values, After Supper... $1.15 $2.00 Values, After Supper. . . S1.35 2.50 Values.. After Supper... $1.70 Special No. 10 $1.75 ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS 9Sc A clean up of odd lots and sizes in Royal Worcester Corsets. After Sup per Price . , 9Sc Special No. 11 50c STYLISH BANDEAU BRAS SIERES 39c Made of trieo mesh cloth in either pink or white, tight fitting with straps over the shoulders, made ei ther open in front or back. After Supper Price 39c Buy your War Savings Stamps and Smilage Books here from Pen dleton's Greatest Dept. Store. Special Sale of Women's , Shoes Saturday and Monday, we will offer a splendid assortment of women's shoes at prices far less than the present cost of manufacture. This lot consists of short lines, broken sizes, etc All are up-to-date and A-l quality. Come early. First choice is sure to be best; first come, first served. : Xa. -U Women's Tan dtf Shoes $1.93 This shoe is in the English last, with low heel: a good rich tan color: very fine quality, beautifully finisheo; ua exceptionally good looker; wouM coat you in most stores not less than 17.59. Our Special Sale Price.. Sl.M No. 4TSX ST..V Woatra'i Tan Calf .Soon Sl.5 This shoe comes in the new pointed toe last: a good rich tan shade with white neolin soles and rubber heel. It is a shoe that will pnre yon great comfort and lots of wear. Our Spe cial Sale Price S4.S5 So. 43X ML Womeni XoneHy sbora S4.." This shoe is very "chic," made with black kid vamp and Ivory silk tor-: low Dutch Cuban heel: low boot: a shoe that will aire pood wear and all the style anyone could possibly wish. Our Special Sale Price S4.95 No. 4I8X SS.Ua UoOKtl Clnrj shoes 1 1-9. Hark brown kid vap. ivory kid top. Louie Cuban heel. S 4 inch lace top: can you think at a smarter looking shoe, and they will give you all the service you could wish. Our Special Sale Price S-I.S3 No. 4li M.M Wosnra't hfttf f Shore (4.5 Black kid vamplwith white silk top, Dutch low ime Cuban heel: lace: a shoe that w;U please the most exacting as to make, fit. style, wear and r.nc. Our Special Sale Pr. 4.3 No. 4&S Women Combination felloe Sl.t 5 Malt m-ith patent Kid vamp an! dull kid top;- low heel: button; for quality and refined Ftyle fhi phf is hard to ejual. Our Sp-cial Sa;e Trice SI... 91 Wo Six Xo. 4lfiX 8.00 Women's Novelty Shoes $4.95 Read this description: Patent colt vamp with grey kid top. genuine welt soles, button. A shoe that retails fn many stores for $10; for quality, fin ish and style has no superior. Onjy a few pairs left. Come early and get yours. Our Special Sale Price 4.95 Xo. 43x: $6 W omen's Smart. Stylish Shoos $4.95 This shoe is made with patent colt vamp and ivory silk top, genuine welt soles, button. If style appeals to sou this shoe will meet with your appro val. Oar Special SaJe Price. . . . 4.9" Xo. 4X $7.5 Women's Ivory Kid Shoes 1.3 This is a most remarkable bargain. This is an all ivory kid shoe. Lace: up-to-the-minute in ever?- particular. Our special Sale Price $ .9Ti Xo. 4I5X . Womra'ii Xmeilj Shoes l.t5 Black kid vamp with a white silk top; French leather heel: lace; a qual ity shoe that appeals to those who appreciate good shoes. Our Special SaJe Price $1.93 Xo. -1 10X $ft.04 Women's Novelty Shoes $1.95 Purple kid vamp with ivory kid top, lace, 9 inch top. Tle smartest shoe you ever saw. A short run of sizes, so call early. Our Special Sa?e Price . $1.95 Xo. 409? $6.00 Women's Patent Kiel Shoes $1.95 These shoes are made with patent kid vamps and cloth tops, genuine turn sole. Louie Cuban heel, button; for s-rv:ce and comfort. Our Special Sale Price - . 4.S There are many other numbers just a good and just as attractive as thee. I'on't it i this 3 days' scale. Personal OB O PExmrroNS orelatest dep.art.hent store SlnepQoples Warehous vl. ::-.' j whfre it pays to trade IZSl Mr. and Apartment tained the Mrs. L. F. Templeton. J J. B. Smith oir Echo Is ut the 8t. R. poiiKlas 0mrt. enter- . George. s Kamelta knittinie tndle.il v.m. t. r-i,..dw ,.r cv.i.n i. b. .k. ar.s) their husbands at five hundred n. .vj. v numuny erenmir. Hwn nonr were; . carried off t. xi u-tni.n, n " E- r"f In Tom his home after which . Ii.h. I..nek.. ... r.'at Helix lay. ed. Those present were Mr and Mrs. j C. L. Stocksdall of Athena, tea vls- lioliert Slmpjwn. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. : "or ln ,he cit' today. Tanler. Mr. and Mrs. William Brace. ! Martin Hutchinson of Pilot Hock Is Mr. and Mrs. H. Cress. Mr and Mrs. j In the city today. r.m. Air. and Mrs. h. t. l-ester. ; j. o Meara of Kr.-.s!a.Is doi jinu .wrs i.- tt. w ituanis. .Mr. ana t kH mminiuin Mrs. K. Keep. E. Chlouuek and Mr. J. R. from top today. 1 P. M. Hurner of .Tllot Rock, spent the night In the city. F. S. La Grow. Athena laaker. Is a Saturday visitor In Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs J. A. Bagwell of He- beth McGinnte. Xo. 709 Harden street. 'Ms wre here last evenlna has f na lust in the presence of the necessary wit- returned from a trip to southern Cal- 1 nesses. Rev. J. B. Ireland performed hornia- . the marriage ceremony. Mr and ' Mrs. Purdy will make their home on Licensed To Wed. i Mr. George A. Purdy and Nancy I- Feller were married yesterday. March Sth. at the residence of Mrs. Eiiza- are advised to heware of "counterfeit imrti." If your car need adjustment hrlnif It here where you will find re- -r . liable serelew with the coin itinrhanlcal cUl.ment W Klve the hlKliext qimllty of Ford service ol.lalnulile. All the Ford parts used ure supplied lV tha lord Motor Com pany: You ran not expect your Fir, car to give the ser vice, and endurance you demand unless you iiva It cared for by men enperienced in Ford iiietlMi'ls. HIKD PARTS. OILS AMI A( TKSSORJFS. Simpson Auto Co. Johnson and Water Sts. ' Phone 408 Mr. Purdy's farm near Weston. A marriasre license was issued todav to iieorse W. Maynard. ;. apd Mary I un Tuesday evening. March 1 the Hair, J2, both of Pendleton. Men's Forum of the Presbyterian ' church will Jiold its monthly banquet. J- W. Kimhrcll Recovered. Dr. Kdwin Pence of Portland, will be J W. Kimbrell. who has lust re- the speaker of the evening and the covered from an Illness is now able to committee In charge, composed of ' oe at work again and left todav for Sam R. Thompson. J. R. McCook and ' "e Cunningham company's ranch to J. O. Hale. is preparing an exception- do some surveying. ally .od program. 1 A CHILD HATES OIL, CALOMEL,, PILLS FOR LIVER AND BOWELS Mrs Cyrus C. Sturgis Is visiting with relatives in Portland. As an expression of their esteem and friendship. Sawyer's orctlestra and other- friends of Mrs. Lulu Day are planning a dance in Liberty Hall PARIS IS ROM BKI. I PARIS. March. . F-nrmy airmen ; bombed Parix last night with some casualties. Berlin sas this ko repris al for alleged allied ranis over Manue beim, and Trier. I Several squadron airplanes parti cipated in raids, crossing tne Frcneh tJIVK -CAIJIXHIMA SVItl I I'KiS" IfllKtSs! SM'K I kv:i 1SK. X'STIPATFJ. F IxHik back at your childhood days. Remember the "dose" mother Insisted n Ca-stor oil. calomel, cathartics. wanning a dance in Liberty Hall Ptea in raws, crowing tne French How ,n,m nw vo , 1(!hI Wednesday evening, the proceeds . lines successfullv. IVciK-n forces mr- t sjtainst taking Ihcm. uw w ik fi ine arauran was given. 1 1 extent of looses kt not antKMinced. on of which will be presented Mrs. Day lid her in the expense of taking treatment at a sanitarium which she soon to undergo on the advise of her physicians. For the past several years Mrs. Day has been numbered among Pendleton s prominent and W. Al- After 30 and popular musicians and she has also ' each night during the week. Special made a wide circle of friends outside ! music by Rev. V. M". Anglin. who f musical circles, who are anxious ; sings songs of his own comnosition. Revival Meetings. At the Xaxarene hall, 13ni ta. Services Sunday at 11. noon at Z and evening at share in will. the expression of good The resruLir Sunday afternoon Vic- trr.Ia concert will tw? held at the Coun ty Library from 3 to 4 o'clock. Th program will be made up entirely of requests, the la.-t three numbers be ing pieces which have been asked for ost often : La Pa Ionia Sv.usa's tand tin, du liegst mir in henten Lo. hear the gentle lark Alina tlluck Sw iss l-'ho song Telraxxini M-iment musieale tshiiberti ; Tamlniurill tKreisleri Ftilg KreL-:ler Aloha Hawaiian rniiutt'tte Waillana waltx l.ua and Kaili li'taniin in the tfloamln' Harry" Lauder L hear you calling me Jifhn McCormaek, Cavalleria Ruslicana Siciliana Knrico Caruso Traumersi (ichubert) Humoresiue Misha HI man Trovatore Home to our mountains. Iuise Homer. Caruso Lucia Sextette Oalli-Curcl. Eener. Caruso, de Luca, Journet. Bada. with organ and mandolin accompan iment. Charles Maxson, evangelist BULLETIN FOR CITY GARDENS IS ISSUED fettanment of AeHeuNurv Has Pub-im-iiam Heady fr ne. lMtri- - button. x ' . WASHINGTON. D. . March k. To Instruct and gti.df the city dwf-ll- ' er in making hi-r bAck Vard pnrdnce r vepetahle fool, the I'nlted States de partment of ajrrlenlture has mude ready fr fre? distribution Farmers' Bulliln 93fi. 'The City and Huta,r lan Vesetahie Oarden." WiUi nr children It's different- Mothers who clinx lo 1hir nld fnrm j of phyftic winipty don't realize what they do. The children s revolt is wen-rounrtvd-. ' Ttieir tender little 'inrlHs' are injured by them. If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, Kfve only deli cious "Valifnrnis. syrup nf Fi." It action Is positive. I gentle. Millions tf mothers keep this harmless "fruit laxative handy: they know children lore t take it; that it never fails l.i clean the Uvr and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that a tea-spoonful j given today savw a sick child to i morrow. j Ask your druKtfit for a btiile of j '"California Srui of Figs " whit Ii ha j full directions r,r hafties. children of all ass and for Krowt.Us pkiinly on, each bottle. IV-ware of counterfeits - Rtd.l here. Se thai It in itiatle hy ' "California Fitf Syrup i'ompany." l:e ! fuse any othvr kind with contempt. UPIDEE CLUB DANCE BENEFIT ' RED CROSS Athena Opera House Saturday March 9 FLETCHER'S JAZZ BAND AH Are Invited. TICKETS SI 0ft I western states and in tho southern I Staf W A ii .it hop l.ull..iln nviillnlila f..r The hum garden movement of last distribution is Xo. sT.s 'Cmtrol of year resulted, according to estimates Diseases and Insect Knemies of the cited by the secretary of agriculture. jjllmB v-wet-i i:.riMn i in the planting of from Jmi to Z0 j per cent more gnrdens than ever be- j - . - - - . . . . ; fore had produced food. Need "'ore gardens i expected to resui in an even greater number of gard The new hulletln Ls designed to aid; the amateur as well as the experienc- f ed gardener. Among the topic' USE MY COUPON ROOKS 20 Rides for 33 A savins; of Just ;.tio on So Taxi falls. WHY I'AV MllliK Wm. Goedecke Allto nils I lwiLw Thone 6)1 Main Ft. -uu COUNT FIFTY! NO NEURALGIA PAIN treated are: Importance of city Rart ns. type' of yardeninj?. cost and value of crops frhm horae gardens. labor and ex pense required to make home gurdens. location and soil, size of the garden. dont sn mc ixstaxt kfi.ikp K1IOWS Kt ItiUVti WITH U( "ST. JA(XI).S l.lM)IKr Oonquers pain never falls. Rub soothme;. penetrating -t Ja- The Mi.sionarv- A-ciety of the Christian church was charmingly en tertained with a splendid program hy Division 3 Thursday afternoon at the arrangement of the karden. fences 1 C D uniment nht on the ache nr and windbreaks, succession of crops, i aIn- an nl,t comes the neuraleia rotations, seed plants, hot beds and j m,!0". cold frames, fertilizing; the earden. Here's a joyful experiment- Try if ttie from your your hand liming, preparing the soil. planting setting plants, cultivation, irrigation, control of Insects and disea.e. saving Get small trial j druggist; pour a land rub it gently little in on the sore, aching attractive home of Mrs. Frank Greu- 8Urp",a vegetables. directions fori lien. 71 i Cosbie street. After a short erowin vegetable cfVps. business session and devotionals three ; Tne department also has Issued new ; excellent papers were given by Mrs ! """ctins dealing particularly with tarden. Mrs. Oreulich and Mrs. Ol- cott with Mrs. John (ireulich leading the progranu The afternoon was brought to a close with several musi cal numliers. There will be a business meeting of the 'iirls' National Honor Cuard at ":3 o'clock tonight In the council room of the city hull. All members are trged to attend. Guy "XVyrick. well known young far mer, had a lurthday yesterday and last evening was given a surprise when al'o-it twenty friends from Pen dleton motored out to his farm homo ' and spent the evening, the surprise having been arranged by his .wife, i The evening was very - pleftjiantly : spent at Five Hundred. Among those : going ut were Mr. and Mrs. James H. KMes. Mr. and Mrs. Uohs Carney. Mr. ' ar.d Mrs Klmer Moore. rr. and Mrs. ! H. E. Farnsworth. Mr. and Mix Geo. ! Slangier. Mrs. M. M. Wyrlok. Mr. and; Mrs. William fCoesch. Mr. Mack f'-ster. Mr. and Mrs Jerome Troxel and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johnson farm gardening In the northern and DRINK HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST Says you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and are seldom ill.' nerves, anil before you realize it in ; just a moment all pain and neural gia disappears. It's ahn...-t magical. ' but the j..y Is that the misery doesn't i come hack. Xo: The nerves are soothed and congestion Is relieved and I j your nefralgia is overcome, j Stop suffering: lt'.s needless ne'i -! ralgia and pain of all kinds, either In the face. head, limbs or any part of the body, is Instantly banished. "St ; Jacobs I.lnimem" is perfectly harmless! land doesn't burn t.r lis-ilr the skin, j In use for half a century. ARM AND'S Tho'oaly NEW face powder im the past 50 yean Oh yea, there re many, many kinds of powders oa the market, but this one b absolutely different from any you have ever na4. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It The Athna bf-n-fn d;tnce i diet on fojji lire i;-d fross lf Kiving a niKht and many IVn pLinnin? to attrrd. if you are accustomed to wake up ith a. coated tongue, foul breath or a dull, dirzy headache: t. if your nieai? sour and turn into m traf and acids, you have a real surprise await- ' ing you. Tomorrow morning. Immediatefy upon arifing, c"rlnk a Khxs of hot water with a teafl;MMnfuI 6f limestone Phosphate in it. Thin is Intended to first neutralize and then wash out of y ur PUimach, liver. kidneys atd . thirty feet of intestines all the Indi gested wa.ste. psifsons. (tour h!le and toxins, thi cleant-triiT. weereniiir and : purifiyinir the entire almientary canal. Thoe mfh-ct to sick headaches. MELBA Singing to capacity liouses everywhere, whole tour proving one grand triumoh. The Via vr-n;rx , Mrs. ;UI of Stanfield. city la- ev-nine. th- K'lhn r.-,nr Nnrlhe4 flunks Ilicti Hi l"ni'd S::'- hit-;tfi? i;rd. 'rd tm the i'it tflc nrthv e. rr.:-s ' In tt- niiiii-r .f ar have !i-d for frv,ip, thb n:m,Nr the t-r exceeded onlv iv : i . r.I i, f i. ,n New i:r:rUir,d. KATTt-K. XUr- h V. J. Jrarui i-itr-- f.-r sr-.k- .n Uar4 the nw . tcti4rt rhwf trt 1r iWiiw-m and r.- flei carrier, K rot hundred A rnr-Iancho!y igM this winter i V mt & mjifia erviv of th u:rir men -f H'3h!rrtn ar.d Orejoa ''ill fr a t-.n of antharcite. -backache. hiliMirc attacks, constipation aj up fr.m Kcho laM or mny f,,rr!l of stomach t rouble, arej jurj?ed to ei a quarter iound f lime. was in jtone phphate from the druir store' ;and begin enjoy in tr this mrninr In-' rrank Iierr-e t.f F:aker Is register- ! ide ,-ah. It bi Kaid that men and '! :it ihf f 'ertdi-tMn. j women who; try this lecme enthu- . it. I'lank of the Wch-K?er Fie- f iatic and keep up dally. It Ik a peritii- Arms "o. i in the citr. ) splendid heaim ni-a-ure f.r it t.s no. re imM. riant ti keep clean and pure mi the Imdde than on the outside, because the kin pore do nK abscrte impuri- lira Into t he bbMMl. eausinsi dl while the bwel pores do. The principle of bathtnr Inside Ik not new. a.s mi II ion of ieople practice it Just a. hot water and sap cleanse, purify and freshen the skin, m h'M water and a tea.ofinful nf limestone phosphate act on the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowrls. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1(5. fnii n utiea in ortter or receipt. lUivl cent for war lax. Address Mm, M.irie Oatror vtuii:.. w n. i 'rices lower floor, 9 ;(. : first lourtn to :tn J.r.M; nurk .f nth n-w $; o' check und Ut nr Iraml Jl.it el, WhIJm 3 rows bah tinv. l:i ih: uitrcMcrvcd Jl.Cit, I. A in the stu. The :.d-n Mrs, Ir.a sent- j is at ! f Skai.e, repr i.n and li!ije autis, Idle. It ice of the People Portland virit fr a couple of m'eek. M. II. Mayierry f Aitama carjie t!iwn yesterday, calfwt hy the death of hi hroh-r-in-law. Miles Kemler. Wrr. M J. Thornton and little datizhtf-r !rt today for Sokane to visit for two weeks with Jfrs. Thorn ton parcntm. i Limestone phos Phate b an Inexpensive white pow and almost tasteless. 3 .-W A BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT la sssurril by th us of soma of thess bruulirnl flitiirsa of ours. They Blvo iht that Dliinilniit. s tli room Dcrfsciis. but (hilt dnsa not tlra or Mraln A the syos. They sr sot xpn. 3 Ivs rimsiderlns thslr xtr t- 2 7a 'i I flrlvnry ami ertra beauty. Why nui at ifust thsmT Tr J. L. VAUGIIAN S VaTtsVVVeaKe 4