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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1918)
j'A(.Ju 'J WO jXULY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1918. ' EIGHT PAGES The Greatest Stock of Real Genuine Values of Merit in Pendleton, A wait Your Choosing Here in Pendleton's Greatest Debartment Store, Where It, Pays to Trade satisfaction guaranteed! These are two 'simple words but they hold a world of meaning for the men ' of . this town this year.; They mean that you can come here and get Hart Schaf f ner & Marx clothes and be sure they'll give you all the style, value and wear you want You ' decide what satisfaction means, to you;,if the clothes dont come up to it, you get your money, back. . . .. ..I. Business men are saving on clothes This war is te aching many(men like this a great lesson. They find they can cume iiyi e auu gpt, as guuu quality ui ( save : HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX - ready made clothes as the tailors give them; they get a perfect fit correct .style and they money for the cause, . ' -V , - .- ' A Jj'IT toil EVERY FIGURE The beauty of it is, no matter what a, man's figure may be tall, ptout, slender or very short Hart Schaffner & Marx have provided the right suit for it It'3 our mission to see that you get the right one for you. jit wont take us long to show, you that we're fixed for you. . ' . Mom New Silk ; Sweaters Have Arrived We've just unpacked more of ex quisitely beautiful summer wraps so practical for street and sports wear. One model developed in heavy quality rose fibre silk has a large collar edged with a three inch band of softest angora, with wide cuffs and band of the same material at the bottom to carry out the unusu ally smart effect. Others are made in combinations . of gold and ; purple, . brown . and rose, green and gold, or solid color ings of yellow, rose, turquoise, pink and light blue. y The Newest Skirts A Showing of Inter est and Importance. I' ' v:.,, tV.i;-. The lady's ward robe is incomplete without a goodly .number of separate : skirts,, in a season .when they are of as much importance , as the present Displays here faithfully portray every style feature favored for present and fu ture wear. Many variations are ob tained Jxom different treatment of panels, yokes, tunics,' etc. All of which combine to make this showing interesting to an unusual degree. Silks, poplins, gabardines, serges, .ets., in many colors are the materials , and all reasonably priced, $5.00 to $20.00. CHARMING BLOUSES? Of Fine Silk and Cotton Fabrics. if 17 j$$')1f. You cannot fail to be delighted ivith the sheer crepes 66 artistical ly made up. Many are in plain delicate tints among , which, flesh :olor is, the most prominent, others .'are shown with printed dots and "designs in contrasting colors.. Voiles, batistes,, organdies are am- . ong the favored cotton fabrics. Complete selection awaits your choosing, inexpensive as well as more elaborate models are here in great variety $1.50 to $20.00 Pure Food Shop Cleanliness Economy Service 3 Main Line Phones all 15 . Home Grown Strawberries arriving daily, box 25c Sugar Cured Hams, special this, week pound 37c Olympic Olive Oil and Mayonnaise, formerly packed under the Pom peian Brand Olive Oil, extra Virgin Quality, quart can ....... .... . . ...... $1.50 : gallon can $3.75 Mayonnaise and Olive Sauce, bottle . 45c Peanut Butter, in bulk, pound. . . 25c 'Pint jars 35c, quart jars 65c Complete stock Johnson Bros. White Dinnerware now in stock. ,;. Hotpoint Electric Appliances Eco-t nomical and easy to operate. ; . ; , Home Grown Asparagus, fresh ship ments daily, 2 pounds. 25c Apple Butter, one pound can... 25c NEW REMXANTS KECEIVEI TOIVAY .And this should niedti a great deal' to. "the family ' where there are children. It 'should mean a great deal to the father or mother who wishes to save. THEY Aflfi MARKED 1-1, 1-Sand 1-3 OKI1 There were arm loads in the big; lot they sent down to us from upstairs and the popular remnant table is now plied high with these Bargains. cales, Citiishams, While Goods. Waxh lirena (ioods, Mixed Kilks, t'ltallle Herinw, and a treud number of Cretonne Itcmnanta. THOSK SUMMER CAXVAS SHOES , are here. . It enw m ber we promised 5'ou' a much bet ter shoe than the. tennis shoe? One that wouldn't sweat the feet and one that would give a good lot of service? . WFXU TI1EY11B HERE The sizes are all here, from the little "kidlet" up , to the his folks, a c 1.10, tl.39,, fl.ee. Good tough -iX canvas, toughi fibre soles. 49o LOW SIIOES-r49o i Here's the real bargain. Pumps and oxfords that ; sold for S3.S0 to J4.60. A. bin piled, full, each pair tied together and plainly marked , 49c I 89c WOMEN'S SHOES 89c J Don't say that there's a lower priced place than ; the Bargain Basement. This is VOI li Bargain tdioe. ) Tour desire is to do the best with your money. Visit The Bargain Basement. KAYSER SILK UNDERWEAR For Spring and Summer. No need to intro duce "Kayser" Silk Underwear to Pen dleton women for they , have long knqwitthat under wear with that name is smart to a high degree, that "Kayser" Italian ; silk underwear washes well and gives long wear. Vests in flesh and white $1.50 to $3.50. Knickers, flesh and white $2.50 to $5.00. ' Union Suits and Envelope Chemise' $3.50 to $8.50. GAUZE UNDERWEAR FOR ; CHILDREN Gauze Vests,, low neck no sleeves 15c to 25c Gauze Vests, high neck, long sleeves 15c to 25c Gauze Pants, knee length, tight ' or lace 20c to 35c ! A NEW YARN CALLED ART WOOL Just received. This is a beautiful lustrous high grade yarn with a silky finish, tw tone in each color of rose, old blue, turquoise blue, olive gold, and gold. A beautiful quality for knitting sweaters, per ball 40c SPECIAL FOR MEN Tomorrow we will sell you the famous Gillette safety razor blades G to box, 50 regular for. v. . . . 39c Colgate's shaving stick of pow der, each 23c New Neckwear 59c to 75 c Beautiful organdy collars, also ! collar and cuff sets, pique collars in 4 the various styles, in fact a great ! assortment 'of exclusive styles in . the best kind of neckwear, not found elsewhere. ...... 59c to 75c CHILDREN'S COMBINATION . - UNDER GARMENTS ' This is the famous knit . union suit with buttons around waist and - ; place to attach hose supporters, same as in Nazareth waists. The ideal low, neck, knee length, two-in- ' one garment for children of all ages. Price per suit 75c BUY THRIFT STAMPS DO YOUR DUTY. Help the boys "over there." We. have them here for your accommodation. ; PENDLETONS greatest department store C1 'ti?"" " mjipiii, u sms ' ii in i' jiiwriwjMtm twii fr'f'iiffilffl WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE IS BUY THRIFT STAMPS DO YOUR DUTY. Help the boys "oyer there." We have them here for your accommodation. Daily Chats Wjtti the Housewife 1 HLv riar!jr-. F.welJmt Wheat HubNtlinte P.arltf.v is a pahiiable. wholesome Traill which has lung been used In infant flinii and. lo ome extent, for , n hi-r:it" emkry, .and which can now. ht usd in quantity to rave wheat- larley flour la one of the bft of the j wheat substitutes. Delicious bread and cakes can be made by nMng it tot replace all or part of the wheat flour. I JIve tarley flour a trial you will wonder why it waa not ued more be- Jc7frg?'tef "Your Shoes ' Y M am Takes but a few moments. . Softea3 and preserves leather.' Hakes Eh&es wear longer. 50 ebines for a dime. :z::?A l!c:.!E SET. makes shining easy, Genuine bristle danbsr. Ijirge Umb'a wool poliater, Ask ITearest Store euAC-tam WMrrt J- V.ZIZZ SET ! fore the war. ' -' Harley flour doe not keep so well '. wheat flpur, mi It In best to buy It j in small quantities, even for home con i sumption. I The reel pea which follow hav been tested In the experimental kltctten of the Offlee of Home Economise of the j United State Department of Agrlcul- ture: Itarler Hot Breads. Barley flour la very satisfactory for hot breads. liar ley Quirk nbtnilM. 1 enps barley flour. 1-2 teaspoon salt- I I tablespoon fat. 4 teaspoona bakina; powder. 2 -t cup' tnllk. iSarley Inp Kiwiitl. 1 cup barley flour. teaspoons baking powder. 4 tablespoons fat. 1 1-2 teaspoons salt 1 cup milk. Eaked In a sheet this makes a good shortcake buttered and aerved w'th fresh crushed berries or other fruit. Barley Waffles. 2 cup barley flour. 1 teaspoon salt. y teattpoona baklns powvtr-r. 1 1-2 cups milk. , 2 eg-gs- 3 tablespoons melted fat. Sift the dry Ingredients together Barley Spoon Uremic cup barley flour. . cup hitt boiled hominy grlls. tablespoons fat. teaspoon salt. cups milk, eggs. teaspoons baking powder. Barley Ycat Breal. If you use your own broad recipe and' replace one-fourth of th. wheat flour wKh barley flour, you will be able, to make a very good bread. With ! the present need of saving -flour. It will ! be resirable for the housekeeper to 1 make lea yeast bread 'than usual, as j one xan not us so large a percentaK i of wheat sutsKltut. - In making yeast Mtreai as In qulek hrwda.. city" lire Is 'going on Os tutuaL The, !rman tales are regarded as propa ganda designed to keep up the spirit of the 'people difrihg the buttle now In progress by making thrm believe their adversaries are worse off than they. IIF-AILS MIKKI.Nfi H)N AltK IN TIIK TltKXrilF.S BANflOft. Me.. May IS. letters received from Icvory II- and Joseph n Ionian, eons vt Mr. and Mrs. v. S Inntan of llannor. show that' the ob ject of their leaving home nearly four years ago was to enter the war. Nothing had been lieurd of them un til several days aso, when the f.nt; enl were opprlKed that both were with the Canadian forces In France. Ivory is only 17 years of a?e and bis brother 1. The two boys disappeared from I'angor in 1914. Their (uirents start-j ed a search all over the 'country but I this did not develop any Inforutution an to their whereabouts. ""I'm proud my hoys are - fighting against the Oermans," said the father today, "and hope that both will llv to return home." it.m.y ki:nik ;iit To Til I'HLKI1CT It OMR, May IS. Turllio Slndonl. the sculptor, has Just completed and forwarded to lVesldent vWilton br.inse figure entitled "Italian Vukir.' Tho warrior symbolises the part Italy has taken In the war. The hrnnz was made at th request of Italian senator and deputies. - nozKX ;titt.s. kscapk ' iv.rntY Slidl Fall on PnrU Workshop Where They Are Iratlnar litimt. PARIj. May 15 A shell tell today in tfie mantifucturinff quarter; drop Ping In a workshop where a doxen young women 'Were Imiehlmr. , None of them was Injured-'however. 1 Another shell broke thrmi.?h the roof of a dwelling and burst In a room j where a woman wns-eleeplng. Hhe was ! s.verely wounded and taken to a hrs f pilal, where President Pol n care visit- I ed her. ... j French newepera are rejirodiielng ! at length extraorttnary crtunt i and add slowly the nut, beaten egg j which have appeared In Germany of j yolk, and melted fat. Fold in stiffly the situation said to huv. been pro beaten whites. Ileal thoroughly and duced In Paris by the long range bom- cook in hot. well-greaaea waif I. iron, i bardment. - The Coloane Casetta. the ITagelilatt of Iterlln. the iteinl-itf flckd j news agency and the Oerntan govern- i -j mrnts news sheets and wtreles ilis- Ipatehe. picture living In Paris as al- J i most iinlM-urable. The city Is said to ; le almost without food and It la stated j tl:nt . husinesa has Iteen susiended. j j The itenple uf Paris --a re greatly 'amused ui the. accounts, becau. tit. f t,. i'-i2mmt'' 2 Barley Marflsw. t 1-4 cup barley flour. 1 eup milk. 2 tablespoons corn sirup. 4 teaspoons baking fNm'tler 1-2 eup wheat flou. 1 tablespooa fat. 1 egg. 1-1 teaspoon salt. ttsa ysa'nr s A baissi Ur smh si sin, . tW W Krml Cimmtj kttf at fj A Uf, dsrft kmmiu Whether He's Fighting on Sea or Land Send hi in a .vouch of Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug If ho doesn't chew jet, he'll tlice it up . and mix it with his pipe tobacco to give it flavqr and improve hU smoke. You will send your f riend more tobacco comfort and satisfaction in one pouch of Real Gravely Plug than in halt a dozen plugs of ordinary tobacco. Ghre any man a chew el Real Cravely Flu, and he will tell you that' la kind to nd. Sead tit. but! , Ordinary plug is fait economy. It costs less per week to chew Real Gravely, because. sawJl chew of jt lasts a loot while. send Yotja ntiFNs m tm v. n. beqvick ' A TOUCH OF 6BAVIXV Dealers all around her carry it ia 10c pooches. A 3c stamp will put it into his hands n aay Train ing Camp or Seaport of the U. S. A. Ereaj -over there" a Sc. stamp will take it to him. Your dealer will supply envelope and give yea official direction how te address it. P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO.. OsavaV. Vs. ljrtal.!hhre lft3t