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Showing the newest con
ceptions in
Ffencfe and
Corsets
Look at oar dollar Corset
in the Window.
WASH GOWNS ARE THE
"HERALDS OF SPRING.''
The best there is in Canned Goods is the
DIAMOND W" BRAND
They can't he improved upon because the most select
hits and vegetables that grow only are packed under this
file!. When you want the best get Diamond "W.
I FREE ENLARGED OIL PORTRAITS. We are st.ll giving
am to customers.
I'ai'tin's Family Grocery and Bakery
BAKING
tur line of Fancy Baking
deludes all the good
Ij&itigs. Our specialty is
iisupply weddings, par-
! is and receptions with
lies, cookies and dain-
'ichoicest material en-
cito our baking,
joest bread it is pos
it to make.
r Grocery Co.
623 Main Street
Phone Main 511
ASK FOR
chlitz
Unctewea?
Sale
This sale will be one of the
greatest opportunities to buy high
grade Muslin Underwear at low
prices, that has been offered the
ladies of Pendleton this season.
Our special sale continues through
tins week and you will have an
opportunity of getting just what
you want if you don't wait too
long.
See our Window Display and
you will be convinced that this is
the place to buy your White
Goods.
The Fait,
The Store That Saves You
Money.
Bargains in
f BEER THAT MADE
Iwaukee
Famous
ftaqualled for Tablo Use
Real Estate
I have .a larger and better
list of Farms, Stock Ranches
and City Property to sell
than ever before. Also a big
lot ot land in
wheat section
Washington.
me coming
of Eastern
kinds. of imported lunches.
Iiener wurst, sauerkraut and
't at
MLER & GO'S
'in Streets near Postoffice
N. Berkeley
Nasal
In I its etagea tbcro
ehoald bo cleanliness.
Ely's Cream Ualn
cleaufes,ootheTOntlhciIi
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh anil tlrit en
away a cold "In the bead
I quickly.
Creiun Halm la placed Into he nostrils, spreads
I over tbe membrane and Js absorbed, llellef la Inv
Ners Custom Mill
Ijred Walters, Proprietor
tjr "Changed for wheat mediate and a cure follows. It la not drylng-nloea
Fi Mill Feed Cliimnml WapiI n- Prouuc' "ucc"",b- "rK '. o" eeoia ai urug-
hand ' """P61 Jfeea elc tfstsorbrmalli Trial Site, 10 centa by mall
ELY BIlOTUSns. 60 Warren Street. New Yorfc
New Muslins and Mercerized Fabrics
Are Cool and Restful White Satin
Takes the Place of Taffeta Jackets
Without Collars Very Modish.
New York, Feb. 2d. In Lent the
well-dressed girl plans the frocks and
frills which stimulates the young
man's fancy to "thoughts of love" in
the spring iimo.
The first real heralds of spring this
year are tno wash gownr in name
only which promise to create a fu
rore unequaled in the history of
dress. The new falirlrs which are
heavy enough to require no linins;
yet sufficiently pliable to adapt them
selves to the predominating lines of
slendorness and grace havo taken to
themselves entirely novel complex
ions and airs. Not onl yare solid col
ors seen, bu; mixtures are prominent
and there are new Scottish effects
dotted and stripes with the rold hues
1 to lend variety to the regulation de
signs.
There is an atmosphere of distinct
novelty about summer frocks. Every
thing Is designed to suggest comfort
and surcease from worry lest they
crumple or soil even though thej
A grass-green linen through which
pale blue is rostfully mingled has In
sorted scams, the Insertions being of
strips of coarse lace. The design of
tlie lace is of squares in tho cemor
ol which is a circular ornament which
hns been worked over In black silk
There are long green sleeves and un
dorsloeves of white lace.
The collar is of tho stock variety
carried out in worked lace.
Either of the two very pretty hati)
may complete this costume. Tho for
mer is oi dead-white, dull-finished rice
straw and trimmed with roses, violets
and leaves; the latter is a rough
shiny tuscan adorned with green vel
vei uows and cream lace over prile
nine ciunon rosettes.
The new muslins and mercerised
fabrics aro cool nnd restful and for
this renson nra much in demand. The
main idea of the summer woman of
fashion is to look summery, but not
vivacious, for vivacity is a mistake on
a grilling midsummer day, no matter
how charming she may be.
A dainty flock designed for one nf
the fortunate few who can shift their
quarters South to avoid tho blister
lng winds of March is a mass of cine
lingerie tucks in cream muslin with
lace insertions and a deep flounce at
tno foot of the skirt of white mousse
line do soio on which aro annlinues
of pink flowers graceful sweet p?a
una green leaves.
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Auuiuur imisnn roue is or cream
white and black embroidery. Tho
combination Is very Frenchy and
fetching and the embroidery is thick
and sou, line the old-fashioned kind
that adorned the gowns of our moth
ers years ago.
i'-asnion is turning to nualnt and
picturesque tilings. There were
sashes last year. They are here again
mis season with fringes and hand
paintings for the early frocks of llnnn.
Some are daintily designed of Chine
ribbon and silk fringes sewn on. A
novelty is to carry the ribbon around
the waist twice and knit it low
iue or directly in front.
White satin is taking the nlare of
laneia as a foundation material for
point d'esprit, especially black. A
particularly stunning sown in these
tabrics has the bodice cut low in the
neck and rather square. All the way
around the neck si rips of
black velvet aro caught here and
there to finish it; from this the strltis
ot velvet are stitched down over the
satin, covered with black point d'es
prit half way, about an Inch apart,
then from the waist line the velvet Is
stitched down between the stri ns of
velvet from the top and coming up
just as far as the other came down.
The sleeves are of point d'esnrit.
caught in full at the arm, while a
black velvet sash encircles the waist.
The bodice idea is faithfully carried
out on tho skirt, the velvet being
suicnea uown over the white satin
with point d'esprit over it about 3 2
inches over the hips. This fits the
hips like a glove. Prom this it is
met by another series of rows of
black velvet which slope outward and
flare over the feet with a long sweep
ing train in the hack, The ensemble
of the skirt Is that of three deep
flounces.
The gown described will bear out
the statement that simplicity is as far
from the modistes' Intentions as It
has been and if greater elaboration in
any detail of dress Is possible, it may
be looked for during the coming
months. The cut of costumes, was
seldom, if ever, so difficult as now.
and this suggests the warning: unless
a master of this art Is employed a
woman will do well to select models
that she is sure aro within tbe possi
bilities of the amateur.
The fate of the separate waist le
lar irorn oeing secure, it is still per
missible however, and that Is a
good deal, though it has ceased to
be smart.
The nine-gored skirt Is universally
liked by women of generous figure.
Sido plaits, single, double or trlnle.
afford a flare toward the bottom of
each seam. The woman who Is short,
however, should beware of the flounc
ed effect, produced, at the .bottom of
her skirt being placed too high. Nino
The Children Enjoy
Life out of doors and out of the games which they play and the enjoyment
which they receive and the efforts which they make, comes the greater rart of that
healthful development which is so essential to their happiness when grown. When
a laxative is needed the remedy which is given to them to cleanse and sweeten and
strengthen the internal organs on which it acts, should be such as physicians would
sanction, because its component parts are known to be wholesome and the remedy
itself free from every objectionable quality. The one remedy which physicians wind
parents, well-informed, approve and recommend and which the little ones enjoy,
because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle action and its beneficial effects, is Syrup
of Figs and for the same reason it is the only laxative which should be used by
fathers and mothers.
Syrup of Figs is the only remedy which acts gently, pleasantly and naturally
without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which cleanses the system effectually,
without producing that constipated habit which results from tho use of the old
time cathartics and modern imitations, and against which the children should be so
carefully guarded. If you would have them grow to manhood and womanhood,
strong, healthy and happy, do not give them medicines, when medicines are not
needed, and when nature needs assistance in the way of a laxative, give them only
the simple, pleasant and gentle Syrup of Figs.
Its quality is due not only to the excellence of the combination of the laxative
principles of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups and juices, but also to our
original method of manufacture and as you value the health of the little ones, do
not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupulous dealers sometimes offer to
increase their profits. Please to remember, the full name of the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. is printed on the front of every package. In
order to get its beneficial
effects it is always neces
sary to buy the genuine
only. For sale by all re
liable druggists.
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inches above the hem in front with
the seams gradually ending higher
toward the back will be a good plan
for her.
Soft greys and violet shades alwajs
eeem appropriate In tbe spring time
and this season we are promised all
the mauve tones and cool, clear
greens that we want. The yellow of
the primrose and the cowslip will
adorn our hats and cloth suits of "dy
lug rose" and pastel blues amid the
browny-greens that go well with foil
age hats of green with a little red
or rose in them.
Almost without exception cotton
and linen suitings, some with names
that suggest woolen fabrics, will in
entire frocks take the place formerly
graced by tlie contrasting skirt and
waist. Many of the linens come with
embroidered band borders and they
will contribute to shirt waist dresses
as well as to more elaborate frocks.
Jackets and blouses without col-
If.rs are again to be modish lor spring
wear and mni,y mohairs and cheviots
used for spring tailor-made gownb,
show these effects. The former.
which have new faces this season
will bo useful for simple gowns as
well as for Fuits.
The shops are deluged with pretty
novelties among which are embroider
ed cuffs and shirtwaist fronts which
come in sets.
Another lu designed especially for
he woman n ith a short neck It Is
a ready-made foundation stock.
Lace collars are seen in almost
(very shape except the sailor, which
Is considered passe.
Ribbon rosettes with ject buckles
In tho center come at all prices for
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u miming spring nius.
Enamelled watches suspended from
clasps that match the Dack of thj
watches in design aro shown among
(he gifts for Eastertide.
MAUDE GRIFFIN
"THE PEDDLER'S CLAIM."
One of the Best Comedy Productions
on the Road Next Monday Night.
The author of "The Peddler's
Claim," the play that the popular co
median, Mr. Sam Morris, will be seen
in at the Frazer opera house on Mon
day, Feb. 23, was not satisfied with
having poor Moses Levi, the hero of
this attraction, simply accused with
robbery and murder, but after many
trialB in which of course, our hero
is acquitted, he caps the climax by
having a real live bear try and mal'o
a dinner of Moses. It goes withou-
saying that Moses objects to being
served to his honor, Mr. Bear, so ho
takes to his heels, and the near not
willing to lose his lunch, takes after
him, and if you won't laugh until you
cry at the chase that follows. It will
not be any Tault of Mr. Moiri and the
bear.
Celebration at "Pennsy."
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 21. The fac
ulty and students of the University
of Pennsylvania today celobrate.."
George Washington's birthday In an
elaborate manner, perpetuating a cus
tom established ut tho university
more than a century ago. Tho stu
dents assembled on tlie eamnuB at 10
1 o'clock this morning and marched to
academy of music, where tho ex
ercises were held. I)r S. Weir Mit-
For Squash Championship.
New York, Feu. 21. The fourth
annual squash tournament for the
championship of the United States
opened at Tuxedo today and will con
tinue until the middle of the coming
week. The mooting has attracted
many of tho squash players of the
country, tho number and prominence
or the contestants giving evidence
that tho game, though still in its in
fancy, has taken a strong hold upon
the fashionable set. The prize of the
tournament Is the valuable cup that
was presented by James Henry Smith
in 1900. George I. Scott, of tbe New
York Club, is now the title holdar
and he will meet tho winner of the
tournament In tho finals.
Advisory CommltUe of Painters.
Cleveland, O., Feb. 21. The advis
ory committee of tho Master Painters
Association of the United States and
Canada met In Cleveland today and
formulated a program of subjects to
be discussed at the next annual con
ventlon of the organization. The
convention will bo held in Chicago
the second week of September.
(Mara)
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I no mcai in a aay nu tucn an enecl BBB
on one's mood as breakfast. A well
prepared breaklast food needs
"Rr.nnnmxr m
I Brand I
Evaporated
H VI CCUU H
It adds a richness to your food issssf
that nothing else can. It Is the
best pan of cow's milk, Tell sssssl
your erocer you wont to send sB
your husband to business with a
good breakfast and you need sssV
Economy Brand. Be sure you fH
see the above cap label be- sH
(ore you buy.
H HELVETIA MILE H
CONDENSING CO.
Highland, Illinob t
chell delivered tho oration and Dr.
Horaco Howard Furnoss acted as
"public orator" in the annual con
ferring of degrees. Among tho num
erous men of note present wore Gov
ernor Pennypackcr, General Loonard
Wood and John F. Sargont, tho
painter.
A bill to enable Philadelphia to
accept Andrew Carnoglo'B gift of $1,
500,000 for tho erection of 30 branches
of tho free library was introduced In
the legislature at Hnrrlsburg this
week.
Enjoy your leisure time at
ROBINSON'S
AMUSEMENT
PARLORS
UNDER W. & C. R. DEPOT
First class Bowling Alleys
Best Billiard and Pool Tables
Shooting and Throwing Galler
ies. Musical entertainment f.very
evening. Best order maintained.
Temperance refreshments and
cigars.
Drop in and
spare time.
whil
11 away your
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
We Don't Keep Everything
Hut we uo Keep , kxk1 big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, JtuHtlo and Finish,
In all grades. Also all kind
of Dimension Lumber, In
cluding Lath nnd Hhlngles.
Our stock of Doom, Win
down, Moulding, IJulldlng
and Tar Paper aud Apple
Boxes Is complete, and any
one in need of L-umher will
not be wrong In placing
their order with the : : j
Gray's llorbor Com. Co.
Op?. Wt A C. . Depot
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