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DAILY EAST ORKGO.VIAN , PENDLETON. OREGON, TIURSDAY, APRU, 28, 1010.
EIGHT PAGES.
Mammoth Spring Clearance Sale
This Sale affords you an exceptional opportunity to buy your Spring Clothing of all
kinds at a great saving, everything in our great store (except groceries and contract
goods) is reduced for this Mammoth Sale. Don't let it pass without taking
advantage of it It really means a Saving to you
Women's Tailored and
Lingerie Waists
I. nun ami lawn, plain and fancy. Every
viaUt is reduced for lhis Mammoth Sale.
52.75 Tailored nnd lingerie waists now $2. IS
S3. 00 Tailored and lingerie waists now $2.37
S3. 50 Tailored and lingerie waists now $2.7S
S4.00 Tailored and lingerie waists now $3.12
S 1.50 Tailored and lingerie waists now $3.47
85.00 Tailored ai'd linsrerie waists now $4.S7
FRIDA Yy WHITE GOODS SALE
Kiulinddt'i-y. large assortment, 15, 20
alncs. yard 10 12( 1;i) the yard
Fine wide and narrow emlu'oitlerv, 25 and
35c values 18 1 2c
L'tJ-yieli sliirt waist embroidery, $2.50 val
ue, tin- yard $1.15
'i!-incli sliirt wait cinlr'iderv, $1.75 vul-
81.48
SEE WINDOW DISPLA Y
While niadrass cotton tissue and many other
materials grouped together for this sale, values
, to 50S the yard 26 1 2-
Shirt waist and dress materials, 15 and
ISO value, - 8 13
Children's Wash Dresses
Come in Gingham, Percale and Fancy Lawn,
i? to 14 years. An excellent assortment.
35 Wash dresses will go for 23
G5 Wash dresses will go for 47
88 Wash dresses will go for 63
SI. 25 Wash dresses will go for 07f
$1.88 Wash dresses will go for $1.63
$2.00 Wasli dresses will go for $1.52
Women's Ready-to-wear Suits Slaughtered
Thi Mammoth Clearance Sale i for the pur-
reducing our-stoek and raising money.
'!'! Keady-toWear department has more real
i ci uiiins for you than other ready-to-wear store
in Oregon. Every article in it is reduced more
' i !e-. Every woman's suit we have is marked
e..wn.
They all go for the following prices:
S12-50 Women's tailored suits for $9.47
$15.00 Women's tailored suits for $11.95
$17.50
$20.00
$22.50
S25.00
$27.50
$30.00
$35.00
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
S70.00
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
tailored
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
suits for
$13.80
$15.90
$17.60
$19.60
$21.80
$22.75
$26.S5
$31.90
$38,75
$49.80
$58.30
Silk Petticoats
lMiiiii tailored and fancy. All color. S. 71. $12.00 Silk petticoats marked down to $8.78
i .M. guaranteed.
$15 Silk petticoats marked down to $11.98
$7.00 Silk petticoats marked down to $5.35 -.n c,.n .... , , , am
1 $1 Silk petticoats marked down to $12.47
$7.50 Silk petticoats marked down to $5.S5
n to $6.23 The Greatest $5 Silk Petti-
SS.OO Silk petticoats marked dow
$8.50 Silk petticoats marked down to $6.48
$9.00 Silk petticoats marked down to $6.9S
coat on earth
Comes in all colors and many pretty styles,
$10.00 Silk petticoats marked down to $7.63 during this sale. Your choice, each $3.65
Short Dressing Sacques
l'lain white and fancy lawn.
25o Short dressing sacques now 19
75c Short dressing sacques now 5S
$1.00 Short dressing sacques now 780
$1.13 Short dressing sacques now 87
S1.S8 Short dressing sacques now $1.55
LONG laMONAS.
Come in fancy lawns, pink and white, blue
and white, black and white, brown and white.
95c Ixmg kiinonas will go for 72
$1.13 Long kimonas will go for 87
$1.25 Long kimonas will go for 98
$1.50 Long kiinonas will go for ... $1.23
SI. 88 7ng kimonas will go for $1.57
Corset Covers as follows
25C Cnret covers are now 19
35c Corset covers are now 23
50c Corset covers are now 38
C5c Corset covers are now. 52
$1.00 Corset covers are now 78
$1.50 Corset covers are now '. $1.13
$2.00 Corbet covers are now $1.57
$3.75 Corset covers are now $2.98
Long White Skirts
75c Iong white skirts now 58
$1.00 Long white skirts now 79"
$1.25 I .ons white skirts now 9S
SI. 50 Long white skiru now $1.17
$2.00 Ixn2 white skirts now $1.5S
$10.00 Ixuig white skirts now $7.85
CHILDREN'S MUSLIX ITNDEliWKATl
of all kinds is greatly reduced for this Mam
moth Sale.
Dress Skirts
Come in nil the new and wanted colors as
veil as plain white and black. Materials are
Serge, Panama and Voile.
.$4.50 Dress Skirts will go at $3.68
$5.00 Dress Skirts will go at . $3.93
$6.00 Dress Skins will go at $4.37
$7.50 Dress Skirts will go at $5.87
$8.50 Dress Skirts will go at $6.95
$10.00 Dress Skirts will go at $7.65
$15.00 Dress Skirts will go at $11.73
Plain Gingham Aprons
25 Plain gingham aprons now
35 Plain gingham aprons now .
75 Plain gingham aprons now
19
23
59
WOMEN'S LONG SPRING COATS
A sample line, most beautiful garments,
light and medium weight, some cravenetted,
some plain, worsteds, cassiniers and fancy mix
tures. Come in blue, tan, gray and mixtures.
Half lined.
$13.50 Coats will go for only $8.73
$15.00 Coats will go for only $9.87
$17.50 Coats will go for only $10.35
$20.00 Coats will go for only $11.98
$27.50 Coats will go for only $15.87
$35.00 Coats will go for only $19.38
The Peoples Warehouse-
Where it Pays to Trade
(UXUIIAM SIS HOPKINS APRONS
$1.00 (jingham Sis Hopkins aprons, now 79
$1.25 Gingham Sis Hopkins aprons now 08?
WIIITK AI'KOXS HOT 1 1 FANCY AND
PLAIN.
25f White aprons, fancy and plain, iiow 19
50 White aprons, fancy und plain, now 39
75 White aprons, fancy and plain, now 59
81 White aprons, fine and plainfi now 7Sf
Princess Slips
Made of Taffeta and .Tap Silk.
$6.95 quality, now $5.23
$8.95 quality now $0.87
Women's Knee Skirts
25 Knee skirts must go for 19
65 Knee skirts must go for 52
$1.00 Knee skirts must go for 78
$1.50 Ivnee skirts must go for $1.19
$2.75 Knee skirts must go for $2.15
$3.00 Knee skirts must go for $2.38
BIG TRACK MEET
WILL BE EXCITING
I. TEKCI.A.SS AND GRAMMAR
MEETS FOR TOMORROW
VUll c Only Such Event In Pendle
ton Tills Season Track Has lieen
Prepared at Matlock Grounds
Events Will 15 Many and Exciting.
Division A High School. ....
Entries for class meet, Friday,
April 29, 1910. No limit of events,
1.... nil t : . .. . . V. 4 . .A ,
I DO yard dash Gordon, Kimball,
i Eitan.
j 100 yard dash Cordon, Kimball,
P an.
i 220 yard dash Gordon, Kimball,
j Jordan.
440 yard dash A. Jordan, C.
Straughn, Boylen, J. MacDonald, A.
Vtiaughn, Bean.
S0 yard run A. Jordan, Carroll,
Boyl-n, Haw, C. Strain, J. MacDon
ald. A. Straughan, Flnnell.
Mile run Leo Haw, C. Strain, Pln-ni-U,
Carroll, Boylen.
Shot put D. Divine, Bean, C.
Straughn, C. Jordan, John Hinder
man. Hammer throw D. Divine, A. Jor
dan, C. Straughn.
Discus throw I). Divine, John
Hinderman, C. Straughn, Chester Pee.
Broad Jump Chester Fee, H. Bean,
Kimball.
Hi(?h Jump Chester Fee, H. Bean,
c. Straughn, C. Jordan.
Pole vault Chester Vm. P PMnnoll
Tomorrow afternoon local lovers of
field and track athletics will have
thrir only opportunity of witnessing
a meet in this city during the spring
season. The occasion will be the an
nual lnttrclass track meet of the
h:gh school and will take place at
Matlock park on West Court street.
Captaln-Manager-Tralner Tom Boy
It n, renowned for his red hair and
durability, guarantees a long list of
xc!t!ng events. A quarter mile track ;C. Strain, J. MacDonald,
has been made on the ball grounds,' 120 yard hurdles Chester Fee. A.
and with weather conditions right, Jordan, Bean.
all records are in Imminent danger of
being shatter).
In addition to the events for the
high school athletes, there' will be
special events for the grammar grade
SLppirants who represent the stars of
tbe future.
Following Is the list of events and ; Lloyd Perham.
entries: 440 yard dash Harrison
220 yard hurdles D. Divine, Ches
ter Fee, Kimball, A. Jordan.
Division II 7th and 8th Grades
Hawthorne School.
BO yard dash Lloyd Perham.
100 yard dash Lloyd Perham.
220 yard dash Orson Straughn,
Mlnnls,
Charley Daley.
880 yard run Harrison Mlnnls,
Charley Daly.
Broad Jump Orson Straughn, Har.
rion Mlnnls.
High Jump Orson Straughn, Har
rison Mlnnls.
Relay race Orson Straughn, Char
ley Daley, Harrison Mlnnls, Lloyd
Perham.
Division ( 3rd, 4tli, 5th mid 6th
Gradea.
50 yard dash Charley Gordon.
100 yard dash Charley Gordon.
220 yard dash Charley Gordon,
Arnold Mlnnls,
4 40 yard dash Arnold Mlnnls.
IJioad Jump Arnold Mlnnls, Char
ley Gordon.
High Jump George Pierce, Omar
Hutchinson.
Division It 7th and 81 h Grades
Washington School.
00 yard dash Ralph Despaln,
Ralph Knight '
100 yard dash Ralph Despaln,
Ralph Knight
220 yard dash Fountan Snyder,
Flalph Knight
4 40 yard dash Fountain Snyder,
Joe Dorsey.
880 yard run Wlllard Williamson,
Ernest Crockett, Archie Rugg.
High Jump Archie Run
Relay race Ralph Knight Foun-
tain Snyder, Ralph Despaln.
Division C 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th
Grades.
60 yard dash Hugh Bowman,
i:mll Selbert.
100 yard dash Hugh Bowman,
Emll Selbert.
220 yard danh Hugh Bowman,
Emll Selbert.
440 yard dash Earnest Boylen,
Roy Temple.
Broad jump Einer Newton, Emil
Selbert, Ernest Boylen.
High Jump Arthur Mecarary, Ei
ner Newtson, Roy Temple.
Divihlon C 3rd, 4th, .5th .and .6th
Grades Field School.
50 yard dash Jack Mllllorn.
High Jump Jack Mllllorn.
Iilncoln School,
220 yard dash Myrton Moore, Joe
Ingram.
440 yard dash Lynn Gordon,
Broad Jump Earl Palmer, Harry
Hays.
Officials of the meet will be:
Starter Kenneth Cooper.
Timer Frank Carruth.
Judges of finish A. C. Hampton,
J. S. Landers, and Fred Stelwer.
Announcer Lyman Rice.
The events will commence Immedi
ately at 2:30 and will be .pulled off
In rapid orded. The schools will be
dismissed for the occasion.
Worse Than Bullets.
Bullets have often caused less suf
fering to soldiers than the eczema L
W. Harrlman, Burlington, Me., got In
the army and suffered with, forty
years. "But Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me when all else failed," he
writes. Greatest healer for sores, ul
cers, bolls, burns, cuts, wounds, bruis
es and piles. 25c, at Tallman & Co.
It Is said that some hens are laying
eggs with tails. Comet.
HOT WEATHER iRIPENS
MOMlAY HOTTEST AI'HIIi
DAY EVER KNOWN T11KHK
I licrjiionirtcr Relished 82 laundry
Miu-hinery Itclng Slilrod Ircor
ntloiis Being Mado for New College
Building Other News Notes.
(fe'ptclul Correspondence )
Milton, April 25. The thermometer
climbed to 82 degres yesterday, the
hottest day ever known here In April
Strawberries in this vicinity are
ripening fast and It will be only a
few days until they will be plentiful
in the market.
St. 34 McKay Is this week tearing
down the machinery In the laundry
preparatory to parking It for ship
ment. Joe We.it and family and Miss Edna
Fulton have returned from Califor
nia, where they spont the winter.
They say the land of sunshine end
oranges Is all right but they are glad
to get back to Milton again.
Mrs. Clara Briley of Ellensburg,
Wash . Is visiting Mrs. J. W. Comp
ton of this city.
E. L. MeBroom of Spray, Ore., Is
vlnitlng his sister. Mrs. Monroe Hicks
of this city.
E. 1), Walki-r has dlxposcd of three
acres of orchard land, Mr. Moore be
ing the purchaser.
William Anderson's fine new resi
dence is almost completed. When fin
ished It will be one of the most up te
date houses In Milton.
The old college buildings have been
moved back and the foundation for
tho new one ts almost ready for the
carpenters nnd bricklayers to begin
work.
Mrs. C. IT. Hilton, who has been In
the hospital at Walla Walla for sev
eral weeks, is much Improved and will
soon be able to return homo.
Quite a number of Mlltonltes went
to Walln Walla today to attend the
Odd Fellows celebration In that city
tonight.
Why Do You Suffer
With headache, biliousness, consti
pation and the Ills Its entails, when
Foley's Orlno Laxative will relieve and
cure you. It tones up all the diges
tive organs, carries off the waste mat
ter and stimulates the bowels to their
normal activity, it is a splendid
spring medicine. Koeppen Bros.
Mqnld Foot Ease.
Relieves tired, aching and sweaty
feet. Happiness for every one at lis
a bottle. First Class Drug Stores.
Make your work accurate. If the
foundation la not solid the structure
not af,