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pact: two DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, ORGEON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1913, EIGHT PAGES 111' ' ! 1 Hi I p Do Your Christmas Shopping 'EarlyDa-rIi;NOW The War Is Over This Will Be the Most Glorious Christmas in History Special Showing of ersey D resses We ar offering "a, most won derful assortment of Jersey dresses at very attractive prices. '.' ' Dresses for " all occasions, street wear; dress and travel. The Jersey dress leads all others for comfort and service. These are up-to-the-minute in style, beautifully tailored in all the new and wanted styles. There are straight pannel ef fects, tunics and belted models. The colors mouse, taupe, values at are Pekin blue, brown. Extreme $18.30 TO $13.00 Flannel Shirts . - . .!' ...... For the man out-doors. Qood, heavy, warm cassimere and flannel shirts in plain grey, tan, blue, red, green, etc., as well as fancy patterns. Values that you'll not find elsewhere; all sizes 14 to 19; heavy, medium and light weights $2 to $8.50 "Right on the Job" Every young fellow is right there on the job these days; maybe a little envious of the boys over in the trenches, but determined to play his part over here and to play it well. They'rethe ones that- de mand the "right kind of clothes "clothes that are on the job" with good style, good ma terials, good tailoring and most of all, good wear. ...We're ready for them with Hart Schaf fner & ' Marx "Prep" models good military styles like the one shown in the pic- , ture. Seams at the waist line; new things in over coats. Suits $20.00 to $75.00. Overcoats $15.00 to $100.00. HERE'S A BARGAIN! r VELOUR COATINGS All wool, extra wide in shades of dark green, plum, taupe, gray and brown, the most fashionable colors this season, requir ing for the average person about 34 yards at a total cost of $15.75 or per yard. . $4.50 Fancy Satin Linings in new patterns, yard ................. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Plain Satins, Beldings, all colors, yd. $1.75 Sateens in all colors, yd. . . . ... .40c to 60c A PAIR OF GLOVES for a Christmas gift would be very accept able, or perhaps, you need a pair yourself. Capes, mochas and French kid in colors of tan, gray, black, white, brown, steel gray, etc. The pair :...$2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 OUR CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR is now on display. Pretty, fresh, crisp riew collars, vestees, cuff sets, roll collars, etc., made of Georgette, satin, organdy and nets. Each 65c, $1.00 to $3.00 MOTOR WEAVE WOOLEN AUTO ROBES A special weave for a special purpose; size 60x80 inches, specially constructed for automobile use and to give real warmth and lasting 'durability. GUARANTEE These Motor Weave Robes are guar anteed by the manufacturer to give sat isfactory service for motor use. An as sortment of colors and designs.. The advertised price today in " air maga zines is $7.95. Your choice here. $6.75 ; A "sal aW, ' .-- Surprise Facka ge Sale SATURDAY'S SURPRISE PACKAGE i.- - -SALE Here's a good one here' a "Grab Bag" or Surprise Package Sale where you can't help but Bet the best of it. Bettor still it could be called a surprise yard Roods sale for every package contains Not Less Than 75c Worth of Bolt Goods. Some packages contain as high as $3.00 worth of merchandise. GRAB BAG PRICE 50c ... . ; When the Peoples Warehouse says Its a money' worth nale you may know that its nothing else. The Sale is on Saturday in the Bargain Basement. I) mm A . ' IK.,--'. . , 5 ft. S IlillHi V -nyx'(i"' - t a - ' in r a i: PRETTIER CHRISTMAS RIBBONS were never made than those now on display in our dry goods section. Wide widths in Dresden designs, rich floral patterns, dark, medium and light col-oi-s,' suitable for bags, camisoles and all kinds of fancy work. An illustrated card will show you how to make bags in 15 different styles. These ribbons are priced ati per yard 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. v - T. P. W, PURE FOOD SHOP V v In Our Model Sanitary Basement. Phone 15. All other departments 22 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE Nut Bowls and Crackers, plain, each $4.95 Nut Bowl and Cracker, carved. ..... $4.20 Nut Bowl and Cracker, hand painted $4.95 Nut Sets, with individual serving dishes, - set $2.00 Pan Cake Flour, Aunt Jamima, pkg... 20c Syrup, maple flavor, gal, gal. $1,75 and $3.25. Mollasses, cooking gal. pail 75c Brussel Sprouts, fresh this morning, lb. 25c Mince Meat, None Such, pkg.' . . .... 20c Lettuce, hothouse, per lb. 30c Parsnips, per' lb. .......... . . . . l. ..... . 4c Walnuts, new crop, per lb. ........... 50c Almonds, new crop, per lb. ........... 45c Cookies, butter nuts, fresh, lb... 35c Ginger Snaps, pound 25c We Pay 70c for Fresh Eggs. You can trade them out in any part of the store, same as cash. ' PENDLETONS greatest department store The best for the price, no matter what the price. e.Jreopies ware J WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE fereh QHS mm cost or urn . ' SOARS J ITALY i , Tty 1IKN Fi f WOOD I- (l"nltl Frefw 8(af CorrfWiontieiit.) ' KOMti, Ovt. 5. ny Mail.) From vvhMt wan in nil probability bofor the war the cheapest country in which to Mv, Jtnly ha becfm nnnuwitfon.ib!y the most expenHive, At least, no other country a mongt the allUB has beort 1 "hnrtler hit in the matter ofthe cost j "f ivtng than has 'Italy. Btatlstios just Insued by th Itntiun gf-vernment show that the avrHge In crease since thu befflnhiK of tJi war rnnffoa from 305 to 6.13 percent. smallest InoreuMe, thHt or 305 peicent '.h in shoea, clot hi n? and soan; the. highest increase, 53.1 percent la In food not much used; while the next to the hlsh Increase, 32 per cnt is on all ! the food ntuffH ofgtmeral consump tion. . This BHtoundln charge ih ter cost of living In Italy perhaps ia dti n two prinrlpAl Cannes. Finn, the scrat ! lreciat iu tit Jtullan currency on for elsa murketa maaea ia nectiury for Miiiy m pay uiiihim nttuoie iih resuiar ; price of everythin that la purchased i nhroad. Hecondly. !tal' haa ben riuye I dependent than any !her of he blilod Countries on importation of all i..u:iu fact u red protluct. Am the government In orde to pre vent Bpetulapon and Insure a Just dis tribution of all foodstuffs avatlaWe, hua overtaken distribution ana flxiiiK of prices. H has likewise endeavored to increase th average income of each j individual so that he Can live under jihese circumstances. Uwg have leen enacted fircfnsf employers to give In creases in salary, but these very seldom have exceeded 35 to 50 percent, Merchants generally have solved th problem by raising prices on very thine that Is not controlled by . the government. Many classes of vo c- men and day labores have been able to ;ex?tct' inerensed pay. In srenerjl, IVHexTC thty1 iiNprojoriion .it ill con tinues very great, and the Italian pub lic generally Is feeling the effects of war more In ita daJly life than that ( f any other allied belligerent. . STUFFED OP WITH ''iffiAD'COLDF Get busy with n bottla cl Dr. Kind's New Discovery at onco PERSHING HONORS MARSHAL JOFFRE rAT'.t. Nov. 15, General Per ching, in the, name of l'reairien! WIIkihi, presented the if Hilary Academy the PialinPrufwhed Serv ice medal to Marshal Joffre, the hero of the Marne. In hta ad dremi the American commander-in-chief wild: Thia medal ia aymbnl of our resreet for ytmr nohle character Coughi, coM and broneM.-it attack tai'y are all likely to reuit In danger out aii.urnu.th8 unlusa clwcked in time. And how effectively and quickly Dr. Kfciz' New Uiacovery hclpa to do the cueclinj workl Iiitlaraed, irritated mt-mbriuiea ra toother, the rrroeof jjiljgm loosened tretly, and quiet, restful tlcep follows. 60c and $1.20. All druggiuts have it.. Sold sioco IS69, Coastlpatioa Emaclpatlon Wo more lary Ixrwela, yellow toiit plcxtioii. !ck headache, indigestion, en-.barassinu' breath, vhen yon uoe as ctirrective Dr. Kini's New Life Pilla. They aystematire tue ayMera Rd keep :ha world looking cheerful. 25c To arouse a sluggish liver, to relieve , a distressed stomach, to fortify your self against ..disease. use 111 tviml Sd r Any Mela is tlx WarWL Ifliillllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin Con Dung L6w I aiop SUEY, NOODLES CblnaM Stjl. ' S i 3 HOT TAMALES 5 CHILLI CON CARNE 6PA.MSU 8TTL& a LUNCHES i COFFEE 3 Xvarjthlna; an and ap-to- dal. F1HBT CIASH 6EHV1C1 ! li n'ndof our admirution for ;th rtt .tanhCtyoa aceomplihd ;Vtiirnntv U1 nlw4yt be hi;- kiatf-d w'ltli tM rwalts; we have MnrHhal Joffre. thanking Oen- eral Pernhfoif. oit3 he was proud 4 ofi 4h. irHt fiiHtinotton, which iterved to draw Mm still -eftmer to the American army nd peu- plo. .Ho added: 'lam proud to have been the KOl-f;uh r of tlx noble Am ii caft :army Which was thodf-tef niiiiinfaT -utiH ft nr actual wlifr tory. I lovi thp AmeKr.on sol diofw aft though tJly werj? ii(ne.M TEA 5c Package 3 3 S UNDER STATE j ,. ;1;. ';,. HOTEL -1 'i Cor.iWobi and Cottonwood Sta. S Phoaa tit. , .Pandletoo, Cr S 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllltlllllllM. PRICE OF MEAL IN " PARIS CUT TO $4 The Greatest Stock of the Greatest Values in Pendle ton awaits you here. PARIS. Oi-t, IS. (Uy mall.) Ttiero N a pUteon wall ram Inir from tho nK'rlevetl Iari. n-n. Innrnnt cmiMTS. Tho rreni'ti fiKMl minlotrr h firiHi Ihem t nerve a lime rx-ort at'O fruiMK (alMMit !).. Anil the nvtaurant onprn are linvlns nit'tiiiftM, onrt'r(iue ooniiiliaw tton-4, ana dlwnivdiHM, lint the fixxl minister 1.4 adamant-lieart-ml. lie my If they don't lower tho prlcett l ie belter class rea titiintiilH wi that it nlll bo pmsilla to isri a liuieheim conlHtinr of soup, meat, recetnhlen, dcsM-rt, or. dlnnry wine- atuf ffee. ror t. Iie"ll order thorn to servo table J l Hite htm heoiM at flxlne jirlcc. Which would he (rrrililc with the town 'nill of Americans. If coiirMc, 1 the patrons of the rextuuraiila hiI-t aixni ' nnlcrlrer thlnuN not ItM'tiiiled in the -foitr. bwk' IniM'heon. the retnraii( owner can get tilj reveiMfe linon the food mln inter. The aeiteml pnhlie that has to atrelch an Inelastic 20-franc nolo over a whole week' luncheon Is waiting little sympulhy nnoii the: hurried restaurant owners. Oregon Boy Pulls : " Quite a Stunt, Gets ; I ,vrw French War Cross JiAKKH. X.tv. 1. I'harlton p. I-e. hierar.i-f f.f he J.ird company niith fiineiit,-T, HI Merino Corna. an,Or ron i'Uy. hum ben.' derorMed niib the Croix cle Guerre, by tho French gov ernment and received special citation and a medul of l.ruviry from tha IT. X. government for counplcuouB aol lantry nt Chateau Thierry. Th young man was corporul of a marhine mm company of the Marine, and la a well known Ilaker county buy. He has been rewarded by a commi-sslon at first lieutenant and assigned to hla okl company.. In desH rlldnit the Incident to hla father. Lieutenant I.ee simply said: "I ftuess I nulled off quite a stun l, Dad." ninirh In no excessive ietcretioit i triMiliied with chionic irfuciu- tlcii. nmr. tho ir.un.ua memiirnne. riood's 'i'snparilia bits on the ni'i ."us meinbn.ro throuuh he blood, redt:ess Infl.lmmWin, estubllthra healthy s'.loil d radically curei all coses of e'lirfh. I.KOV TtfOT'AKV AT HHHX Germany will be ready for perma nent peace If It has now assured it self that Nllesche, Treltschke. Hern- I hardl and the dher ayostles of force were Germany a false prophets. Ititsalan c-ommislnnncr of War Frffc Mvn to light On.) ' ( ! MdSITlW, Nov. IB. Ioll Trotlkv. tne commissioner ofwrtr, 'has been at the Cxecho-.SIovnk front personally iddresslna- tronps and endeavoring- to" enconrnire -a more general movement against the white guards and Cxeeha. Tratahr has Isatied several man rt.Hea crltleslng- officers of the red ar my who have not resolutely opposeu the Czechs and declaring that com manders who show cowardice will he Instantly shot. Hia mandates sav lh soldiers and sailors of the labor and peasant army are not cowards ami want to flht. Their retreats, he says, are due to cowardly and treacherous officers. ' ROLL Alt of aa are talking about deaMM-ra7 Tb aoMlera rtina Bamca IwriuUMt la duta raaaa' j Ust ta auffi-red r died for IC White P.lrd. Idaho. ' f'rli'ate- Wilfred K. Dumas', leattlc, : Washington. 1 ' ! Private Paul A. I-uiige, r.idgefield, j Washington- Private Fred V. 1 Perrine, feattle, j Washington. i Private Albert . Ralph, Roehland, Iilaho. Private John Voltenn, Columbia, j Washington. - Private Paul Washington, Hilets, ; Washington. Wwinded Sli2lill. Private Joxeph F. Kendall, Jamle- m.xx. Ciregon. Private John II. Thomas, Silverton Oregon. ROAD PAVEMENT TO CEMETERY IS fcrms a part of ttfe county road along fTiituIlla- NOW CERTAINTY CLEMENCEAU WOULD L HEAR GERMAN PLEA XKW n. It. WMXtt ItKATKD- I a uii f vttiiv vr- mHia rail. "-ra-ant Holond H. Morris, Seattle. J unMn, the i-nsllon of hoard for ruilnar adjust- Killed in ActVm. Private I'arl W. llowers. Fverett. i Waxhington. Wahliigtu. ! Corixital Wii;;..m IT. liooth. Nee ' .... v ...l.. tl.n. haiullc lrrtci- 1 ilvute Wilbur It. Pb-neker. Ada. ' Perce. 'Idaho. ancca of rallroml teles ra pliers. wwlU-li- ! 'h-isi.ii. ; Corporal James Sholl, Condon, Ore- ,,M, and railway -liTks. and for tlie A. P i'. ester. nialiilciiaiB e of way nipfciye. .. l',.fi.-.ln Francis A. Itorb.w, Dong- gon. . Wii.-liliiKtiin. Corpora! itarenie t.UuK-iuiiit John A. Lung, Orange- liatbururu, Idaho. ' That clatter you hear Is the rattle villr, Muho. I 1'rivate Franklin Jl. Iterlinghof f. of fallln crown. Provision of tlie funds for the earl; completion of the paved road fron the west end of Webb strer-t to thi j entrance of oint-y cemetery is now as I sored.' H. J. Taylor - and I. D il'helps as representatives of the cem I etery committee torla are circulat ing a subscription list to raise $100(1 toward the work and will have the Bum signed up before night. At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. Taylor said (0Q had leen signed up and there voiWl be no trouble to get enough more to make up the $100(1. The cost or paving the road, which is about a mile, will be $:iooo. tme thousand of this amount wa voted b. the city council with the understand-' liijc that the county would appropriate a like amount wor the work, which the county' court did Wednesday, and Jlooa j. talsed byb public subscription While the road to 1m paved leads from the city to the cametery, It also PARIS, ' Nov. 15. Premier Clciticnceau. in concluding his speech on the chamber of depu- a tii on the armistice, said: .'(Jermany has waited until the lost minute and when she was exhausted she has been obllued to acccpt.capltulatlon. In the first hour we must come to her aid. We do not want war against a humanity, but for humanity." a 13 STMAf tf'K.VSOItSHlP IIS(.KTIM'KI. WASIIIN'fiTOV. Nov. 1.1. Press ccnrvhl In connection wlih "calile. fstal and laud lines," is dlscoiitln- i ucd. I I JunkiTthiim is getting a rudo In troduction to the Inexorable law of compensation. AN IRRITABLE, fault finding disposition: is often due to a disordered stoftiach: A man with ood digestion is nearly always good natured. A great many have been permanently cured of stom ach troubles by Chamberlain's Tablets after, years of sufTering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to fu. rorm its functions naturally. Try them. They only cost a quarter. I "T ; ' " i- lamu mMWi imi i .himjui. i imv . w-r V