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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1902)
AMATEUR 4iiniiin"m't'tit'mnim jARy CLEARANCE SALE AHGAINS 1.. mI kini 1 1 rtflu t ri Kit Inn i t o u 1 . n . I II ,,))( I 1 1 , ' IUIIH twill! I unit n ' BHIWI W K) . iiri(Ai f I tli ir own ftnn. i , , it. our ) wr kv ( m; AR- l.til'V 1 1 , . ... . . ... mi . , v ,V, ut or -usreKgru nr proni. i nu I"'1 i ... .1,1,1. ii-,tl..,it .... I ; . I t I I : nioimn irimvui nil lUR .If m here with, nvnl- 'ix- gn 4 ( IHW" ' - " ir 19c 19c 9c 19c 4c w . Hrt aaHno in uii oolora. aadte prion. 4 1-2 lle-t fftMffhatltei sale pi ice 5c I (J. mil until u iNUIIMl hhIi' price 4o H).' cottoi IWmn snb" pric 7c l.ndto llatmcl lined vh!h iuuI pent a 19c ... invi'o coiMpariso i of every item "v !, i i fringe of other mnvhants, Alexander Department Store, i knew her when the had but one pair of MoaMnci ti hei name and she had to go to bed When her I. lot her washed then or put on bedroom slippers, or aomethtng " The trouble With Mrs. Newly Rich Is i list she docs not take Into Recount that a whole lot of people who an denly do up In (he world may per haps -suddenly rotne down. And good friends mi worth n pM deal more than silk 'petticoata trimmed with real luee. and negligee that cost t7 Just to look at. and dnehersr lace lints that the wind whisks through. Bttd but you NWOU and what's MM ui-.e of telling There is aomethtng bopeleauty un Interesting and stupid about the nohbtah woman. 8he ahowa that she's nit aeeUHtouied to even think ing of nine thlnpR. It'a nil a matter ol B bo nnd display; a sort of "Wow lust look at mcV Why not be oik 's own natural Heir? What 'a the uae of tool Inn one 'a aelf nnd trying tf fool others? Men's another irlrl that haa been hOBalng In the wnrmth of good for tUBe, nnd this Is the way ahe tells about It: "How are you. a wee I to bm yon. have a good luneh twr cents, boneel tK kled tn denth about yott thlnl Iv'e o mime 7 feeQwvvav SaNI'AKV I", VIVE WOMAN S VANITIES (.niblr Observations fT.....,. of the Period. Lerhcan pall Y' "" ,n' rll,lls tliai i urirt unii prtK o' real ' i vtt" I'll"1 Knot pee L , am ii with netur Er bMatlftll lllliurs Ol Hie. to tbf tidl-Ht a elevei .i.i.. mintiiiu a i liiirni ftl; (b- don't ihII down t hrraelt when anv nap II icaMiti oi .i "ri-nlly" L R of at MllDi'J Is i MellleUU if iy Some of ua I liuiirp h hi eause we o eatoy them; othera I buiiitv tb) nen make ril ilmn iii'vnni! nnd i ven the woman who Uvea on the ee 1 ner. all beautifully crren with rnw. Owafl foil mien do not apoil ovorj one, elae I lie Lord will nlwnvs keep ua poor. Hut Mra. Newly Uleh the HRintx preserve us from Imr. "I hnve the moat benutli'ul rowu " aaya nhe. "Oh yea the embfOMer) Is nil haml done. I pnid lis un biob jfor It. Id ally' And the niotiaat line III the flounce my dressninl er In Hlated on putting In Heventei-D yards j Very expenalvi , yon know, with real I laee. but then, you know, that'a the thll nowadays I wish von would run Hi nnd ! my Mf earrltiKc coat. er amart! I pnid Koodneaa only knows, how luneh for the ermine on lit. Indeed yea. It la very expensiv. of eourse ere havi ow own bvoafluira now That makes a dlflerenee, yon know. And we ko Ml a Kroat deal. Oh. we know tiw SmitliHi-H nnd the Joneses nnd the HrownaeH. Oh. yea " And the wouuin who bus been list i nlim to nil this kim's her wav sunlit Ir.li under the upplahueas nnd the bad tnate she bus seen exhibited And When ahe ineeta Homebody elae ahe breoJu out with: "I Juat run into Mrs Newlj Rich Huh' ahe makes me ver weary. I dear? It's Jollv Come on. let's Iv'e ko( elRhty I have and I'm It. What do new clothes too. Tie so atncky-uppv vou OttfM to be Horry vnu know me. However. Ha qtrlte rti I phtfnl. I s'mpnae now i can buy n new petticoat before the old one teta to loot in a a aeive with rat's around the ednea. And I can hi.ve lee cream for brenkfaat. and 1 atippoee In time 1 can wear yellow snt In wrnpers wh'U I linvp my hnir wash d OoWe on let 'a pi ent thltipa." Such vanities UH there are these dnya! such terrible eaTorta towards look Inn a little better than aonebody elae. Such affectnl ions' And nlnrstni abOttl and talklnu Kncllsh like and puttliif: on fi Ilia Mnv tbfOrd It all la. Ill teM you why It must be lovely to be rich. To he iible In bo Into a bookshop nnd order boooka with de cent covers on them Instead of emmbllnfl around in boom dark dungeon oornaa of M dngrne la ba ahnde bnnemanl for impcr hacked hor- roi.s at nineteen cents. To be able to pass a (lorlal without hav iiiK a swordlike thought iro throiiKh your mind to the effei t thnt you hntc but 7 In your purae and $d.9ft ot that the Ice man will take for his little book of i milieus To be abb to think of the people you like and. following the Impulse of your heart, rush off and buy them aomethlna they want BWfnlly much To have clothes thnt you don't hate beeiUti they tit like u riiKlnn on a pnrk pelican Miidnm Qui Vive. ai 3baP!i RHeiElleeiSlaaBKSLaBlalalalaHar ' Li have skirt and bodice In tin aaui.t 'color with ost'ilv darker shade for the latter. In all cases the skirt Is b(lUt Upon .1 foundation Of white taf feta veiled with moiiaseline de sols of the same tint ns the aatln chiffon provided the skirl propei tie of this fabric. A stylish skirt, first cut inulai. la shirred In yoke ft im around the hip! For trlnimlna the hem of the flounea I black velvet petal dots and cream 'insertion form I swlitina deslirn A variation of thin trlnimlna however, and some think n prattler one Is tl same velvet npplbntion In the color of the bog toe, which la two or three , shades darker than the skirt This trlnmlni nwtkes the skirt more serv iceable and Is original enough to sat lsf the taste of the most particular A pretty hlah-nci ked gown Is made of pink crepe de chine trimmed at the he.id of the flounce and at the hem with white Ohantllty lace The hod Ice Is tucked In aroups. strapped across with bands of darker pink pnnne, I ace outlines the yoke and encircles the liodlce aaaln a little be low the belt just how the high -co! In red bogtcea are koIuu to POHM out with the low iiolHcd olffures which arc heromlna aire and more fashionable every dgp Is a question that only time can an swer The revival of the low head dn ai I s however seems thoilKlt to shift tlie decoration of the stock from the bark t,i the front nnin leuvlill a olaln space nt the bnek that win hoi dlaarrange the coiffure or cause discomfort to the wearer In front the hair Is arranaed In full lurnc wnves, nnd ou tuny hnve a bunt I, of eur!s on the ton of the fiend ir the hair is greeted high; or at the nnpe of the r.ick If It is dress u I w The above Is tie latest photograph of the new cabinet member. Henry ('. t'ayne. who will i nter the oftVc of juiHtniH-ter-Ri m rnl In place of ('has. Kniory Smith, on or inter .Innunry 1". IM1, Mr. i'aync Is sntd to be a strong advocate or government owners lip of railroads. PRCTTY DESIGNS IN SKir.T tor spping WIAR Observed ir New York on ritv:;;!ia ra New York. .Inn. I" many pretty designs spring wear. A French bnv plaits nil around tie by a linn it The! n ski aaod 1 1 hips Writ:r are ts for show s stitch ei down to the a nee whore the) fall loose This Mm Ik car: led out very prettll) in preen cloth with a coat also box plaited, after the manner oi the Norfolk lackei Hands of green silk braid ending in loops with fanc gold buckles trim the front, Tin re Is also the promlsi ni no end of lace gowns during the coming spring Although some special kinds have th lead, anything Is lace which is dpi nnd robwobby or hcn and ele gant, is more ihaimlngly need on all the inrtnents dcHlgncd for wear lutffl on. Tin lllct htea revived this seaaon. will be very iMipular. with a fnrmlda id.- rlrgj in the old fashioned Irish crochet tfeedlooa to say that these liicei an expensive but ther are In deed clei i r ImlMtioaa which do credit to the oi Igluals Tin idea oi a vclvit bogioe with a( skirt ol anode ; mntcri.'.l is shown In gOWM tor evening wear, where the aklrt Is of luce or satin chiffon which Is botU f ami prettier, since you can When the hair Is worn mi bandeaux a particularly charming Fiench style the knot Is usually at the nnpe of Haa net k. nnd there are a couple of (low era behind the care. Sometimes tn stead ol dowers there aie new dec orations in ens me I and gold whlh take the form of round placqnes A change in hsltdresslng neeessl tales change in the shnpe of lists but the spring models so far present od ate too uncertain to warrant the outlay oi a design for permanent use. for i hey are certain to change befoie Kastei and Faster puts the stamp nt tppfOVUl upon aprlna's fush' ions as docs the horse show upon tall ones Ha Many Virtuaa. For ems. burns, bruises. DeWllt Witch Hanel Salve Is unequalled. Itc-wart- of dangerous counterfeits. Hure cure for plies Talltnnti 4 Co and lire- I i Mct'onine. iNigeneroffwifwifwjny v wMiuwpgnf' v '" " ' v m We place on gale i;: our CtotUint I t aritu ni 7r iin- Men'i H wool Tcok PttHi in iH-ai L!aok mni white pin chcckH. t-plfn'iit'.i v niiiile and trimmoH. Thef an" mill have nkapen Mlfl e'eewhe foi l-l(( Dor i ,'ii!iii rioe hutt been $l.9i' Clearance Price $7.75 LNir guereuteai uMone' back it nd pMliergctory" goee with evtry purchate The Peoples Warehouse i Tailor Made Suits :stt j I $7.80 instead oi $10;98 M"sd- blei k Sergei Tniloi tit in ! latest im aixl gggpiionill) wnll lilieil Come III .111(1 look thegl over they are juat what yon want 2th annual Clearance Sale ladies' lace shoe ' ii viei k'u, uhrome kid tinad tiiKk Hole, itod stle. Kxtre Wide l;i k s!hv. VV'ortli 8.60 an-! never ( in any etON In the world lot Ins. Clearance Sale Price The Peoples Warehouse Dress Goods at Calico Prices 12 I 2c dress goods at 7c About 1 1: i- hundred yards in tin- q oooaiatJoi oi thaaki piaido nod Haurt Ni-r fur ladit-s' wrapperg atid Qhilurani ,-cdnxil drtuetH. Tiiig in a ran opuoftoa- Ity, Don't forget tlit? price 7c per yard $2.19 a pair asataaiWgalIW
