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Young Men Ousht to Dress Well
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Neckwear
We are exclusive agents for the famous Rufus Water
house neckwear recognized by the trade as being abso
lutely the best neckwear on. the market. Pure silk, not'
mercerized cotton. Beautiful effects, The l'atest styles.
23S 50S 75, $1.00.
This Store's Shirts
We like to have particular men come in and ex
amine our stock of shirts, note the making, the qual-
itj of the materials, the variety and the desirability
of the patterns and the general excellence of the en
tire garments. It is also convincing evidence that
they are considerably the best shirts obtainable for
the price anywhere.
Work shirts at 50 big, full size, good quality.
Negligee shirts in all the good colors, blues, grays,
tans and fancies, all sizes to 19, 75, $1.00,
$1.50 to $3.50.
Silk shirts for spring and summer wear, white,
cream, tan and blue $3.00, $3.50 to $5.00.
Golf shirts, Manhattan's, the best shirts in the world
for the price, positively guaranteed . fast color,
$2.00 to $3.50 ; beautiful patterns.
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quality more important, because
the permanence of style, the.jB,
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looks of the clothes after
month or so depends on the
quality. , .'V-
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Young Men's styles are RIGHT, NOT FBEKISII, but
'SMART, SNAPPY styles. And the ALL-WOOL fea
ture, and the FINE TAILORING and CORRECTNESS
OF FIT, make them especially best for young men and
men who wish to look young.
You fellows better see what they are; tjiey're' the kind
of clothes that pay. " . . . .
Hart," Schaffner & Marx 'suits $20 to $32.50.
Clothcraft all-wool suits $12.50 .to $20.00.
AND REMEMBER We are giving away' FREE
one round trip ticket and a reserve seat to the Jeffries
Johnson prize fight with every suit you buy you get
a coupon. That coupon may be the right one. Better
try it. -
Get your suit here
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HOSE
We have the exclusive sale of EVERWEAR hosej the
best hose on earth for men and women. - Come in lisle
and cotton. '
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Men's cotton hose, black and asst. col., 25? 6 pr. $1.50
Men's lisle hose, asst. colors...... 50 G pair for $3.00
Women's plain black and tan cotton, pair 40e
Women's plain black, silk lisle, pair 50
These are the same hose that yoiuwiU nee advvrtised in
this irectrs Saturday Evening Pdst.
The Peoples Warehouse where u pays totrade
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
III ATHENA SATURDAY
SCHOOLS OP UMATILLA
COUNTY TO COMPETE
Everything in Readiness for Big In
terscholastlc Trackmeet and Ora
torical Contest Baseball Game In
Morning Special Train from Here.
Everything is In readiness for the
big interscholastlc track meet at
Athena next Saturday when the dif
ferent schools of the county meet on
the Athena oval. The new track has
been worked until It Is In excellent
hape and if 'some records are not
broken it will not be the fault of the
track. The citizens of Athena have
made preparations to accommodate
the great number of visiting people
and it Is expected little difficulty will
arise because of the unusual crowd.
A special train will be run frjm Pen
dleton and a large number have al
ready signified their, intention of
making the trip.
In the morning at 10 o'clock the
Columbia College baseball team and
the Pendleton academy mixed team
will open the day with a diamond
contest and the track meet will start
promptly at 1 p. m.
The following are the events and
entries for the meet:
Division A (II. S.) 100-yd Dash.
John Banister, Vivian Kelley, Mil
ton high school.
Clark Slover, Travis Henderson, Co
lumbia college.
Gordon, N. Kimball, Pendleton
high school.
Luvois McEwen, Athena high
chool.
Division B (7 and 8) 100yd Dash.
Frank Smith, Harold Glthens, Athe
na schools.
Knight, Perham, Pendleton schools.
Alton Bostwick, Roscoe Smith, Mil
ton schools.
DlviRlon B, 50-Yard Dash.
Alton Bostwick, Roscoe Smith,
Milton schools.
Knight, Perham, Pendleton schools.
Emery Worthington, Ross Payne,
Athena schools.
Division C (8, 4, 5, ) 50-yd Dash.
Ray Hayes, Floyd Culley, Milton
schools.
Bowman, Slebert, Pendleton schools.
Marvin Kllgore, Lawson Booher,
Athena school.
Children YVbo Are Sickly
Mothers who valoe tbelr own comfort
and (be welfare of their children, sboull
Surer fee wltboat a box of Mother Oray s
Bwevt Powders for Children, for ut
throughout to aaasoa. They Break a
t-Oiaa, cure rereruanees, uonsupeuom,
Teething Disorders, Headache and atom
erk Trouble TUK8H POWDKUS NEVER
FAIL. Bold by all Drag Stores, 3S&
iM'l sews ewy ibiite. A trial pack
age will be seat FitEB to any Bother who
will address Alias 8. Olmsted, Le Boy,
m. r.
Division A. Pole Vault.
Fee, McDonald, Flnnel, Pendleton
high school. '
Merlyn Allen, Clark Slover, Colum
bia college.
Athena High
Division A. Mile Run.'
Floyd Coffman, Clarence Bixby, Co
lumbia college.
' Ollle Riggle, John Banister, Milton
high.
Tom Boylen, BT How, Pendleton
hrgh.
Floyd Payne, Athena high.
Earl Lleuallen, Matthew Cocker
line, Weston high.
Lloyd Tates, Columbia college.
Division A. High Jump.
Fee, H. Bean, C. Jordan, Pendleton
high.
Jake Hudson, Lloyd Tates, Colum
bia college.
Luvois McEwen, Hugh Lleuallen,
Athena high. '
Chester Johnson, Milton high.
Division B. (7 and 8.)
Straughn, Williamson, MImms,
Pendleton schools.
Chester Johnson, Milton school.
Worthington, Smith, Athena school.
Division C. High Jump.
McCary, Hutchinson, Newston,
Pendleton schools.
John Wall, Vernie Grant, Athena
school.
Division A. Low Hurdles, 220 Tarda.
Kimball, Fee, Jordan, Pendleton
high school.
Spence, Wilcox, Milton high school.
McEwen, 'Pinker-ton, Athena high
school.. .
Hendersoa, Columbia college.
Division A. 880 Yard Ron.
Tates, Coffman, Columbia college.
- Boylen, Haw, Pendleton high
school.
Riggle, Bannister, Milton high
school.
Payne, Dudley, Athena high school.
Martin, Columbia college. ,
Looff, Columbia college.
Division B. (7 and 8) 880 Yard Run.
Bostwick, Milton school.
Mimms, Daley, Dorsey, Pendleton
gchool.'
Sawyer, Louis Stewart, Wesley
Tompkins, Athena schools.
Division C. (3, 4, 5, 6.) 100-yd Dash.
Floyd Culley, ' Vernon McEwen,
Milton schools.
Slebert, Bowman, Gordon, Pendle
ton schools.
Grant, Vaughn, Wall, Athena
schools.
Division A. High Hurdles, 120 Yards.
Wright, Kelley, Milton high school.
Fee, Bean, Jordan, Pendleton, high
school.
Henderson, Tates, Columbia col
let. Division A. 220 Yard Dash.
Gordon, Kimball, Bean, Pendleton
high school.
Slover, Trvls Henderson, Colum
bia college.
Spence, Wilcox, Milton high school.
McEwen, Athena high school.
Division B. (7 and 8.) 220-Yard Dash.
Roscoe Smith, Milton schools.
Knight, Perham, Snyder, Pendle
ton schools,
Worthlngtonr Frank" Smith, Athena
schools.
Division C. (3, 4, 6, 6.) 220-Yard Run.
Ray Hayes, Floyd Culley, Milton
schools.
Slebert, Bowman, Pendleton schools.
Grant, Sawyer, Athena schools. . ,
Division A. Broad Jump.
Fee, Kimball, Bean, Pendleton high
school.
Hudson, Looff, Columbia college.
Chester Johnson, Milton high
school.
Pinkerton, McEwen, Athena high
school. -Division
B. Broad Jump.
Straughn,. Williamson, MImms, Pen
dleton schools.
Chester Johnson, Milton schools.
Worthington, Frank Smith, Athena
schools. -
Division C. Broad Jump. .
Mlmms, Newston Palmer, Pendle
ton schools.
Kllgore, Rulon Smith, Athena
schools.
Division A. Shot Put.
Devine, Jordan, Graham, Pendleton
high school. V
Miller, Wright, Milton high school.
Brotherton, McEwen, Athena high
school.
Division A. 440-Yard Dash.
Boylen, Jordan, Straughn, Pendle
ton high school.
Miller, Wright, Milton high school.
McEwen, Athena high school.- .
Martin, Columbia college.
Division B. 7 and 8- 440-Yard Dash.
Bostwick, Milton schools.
MImms, Daley, Dorsey, Pendleton
schools.
Sawyer, Glthens. Athena school.
Division O.
Ray Hayes, Floyd Culley, Milton
schools.
Mimms, Osborn, Pendleton schools.
. Grant, Sawyer, Athena schoojs,
Division A. 220-Yard Relay Race.
Gordon, Kimball, C. Jordan, A.
Jordan, Pendleton high school.
McEwen, Pinkerton, Dudley, Wor
thington Athena high school.
Miller, Spence, Wright, Kelley, Mil
ton high school.
Division n. 220-Yard Relay.
Straughn, Mlmms, Knight, Perham,
Pendleton schools.
Johnson, Bostwick, Everett, Prltch
ett Milton schools.
. Githens, R, Payne, Smith, Worth
ington, Athena schools.
Awarding pennants and Athena cup
to school winning the greatest num
ber of points. .
Oratorical Contest.
In the evening will come the ora
torical contest between the various
schools of the county which will be
held In the M. E. church.
The following is the list of contest
ants: 'i
Division C. Including the 1st, 2nd,
3rd, 4th, 6th and th grades.
Music, Volumbla college orchestra.
Ina Ma Martin, Columbia college.
Genevieve Levy, Milton schools.
Vernita Watts, Athena schools.
Music, Weston schools.
' Pendleton schools.
Division B. Including 7th and 8th
grades.
Hazel Wyrick, Pendleton schools.
Rowena Thomas, Columbia college,
Milton.
Carl Hicks, Milton schools. -Jtuth
Kidder, Athena schools.
high
Music, Milton school.
Division A. High schools.
Music, Pendleton schools.
James Hartwell, Pendleton
school. '
Elmer Martin, Columbia college.
Clarence Brotherton, Athena high
school.
Lottie Brandt, Weston high school.
Jessie D. Wells, Milton high school.
Music, Athena high Bchool. -Music,
Columbia orchestra, Milton.
Decision of Judges.
Awarding of medals.
recently purchased from me United
Slates reclamation service.
J. S. West came home night before
last from the Pendleton hospital
where he has been confined for the
pnst few weeks. -
Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
It contains no opium or other narcot
it and con be given with Implicit con
fidence. As a quick cure for couglis
and colds to which-children are sus
ceptible,. It Is unsurpassed, Sold by
all dealers.
Folev'a Kidnev Pills contain in con
centrated form ingredients of estab
lished theraueutle value for the relief
and cure of all kidney and bladder
ailments. Koeppen Bros.
TWELVE NEW OREGON .
ATTORNEYS ADMITTED
Salem. Or. Twelve " attorneys were
admitted to the bar -on examinations
recently held in Pendleton. They are
P.. C. Areldson, Richland. Ore.; H.
HERMISTON FESTIVAL
A GREAT SUCCESS
STRAWBERRY DAY DRAWS
MANY VISITORS TO TOWN
AH Join In Celebrating In Honor of
First Stravlerrles of Columbia
River Basin Other News Notes;
, (Special Correspondence.)
Hermlston, Ore., . May 12. The
Strawberry Festival Jast night was a
success. In e'very way. It was one Of
.the most largely attended events ever
held in the town of Hermlston, and
every one had all the berries they
wanted, lots of nice music and a good
tlmo in general. The teachers and
pupils of the public schools served
the berries and furnished, the music,
and are to be highly-complimented on
the way their plans were carried out.
Visitors were here from Pendleton,
Stanfleld, Echo and Umatilla and help
ed Hermlston celebrate In honor of
the earliest berries In the Columbia
river basin. "Hermlstort, where fruit
ripens first."
. Mrs. C. E. Baker arrived yesterday
from Omaha, Nebraska, . where - she
has been visiting with her parents for
the couple months.
Mrs. M. Slark of Pendleton, came
down last evening to visit J. M. Scar-,
borough and family, also to take in
the Strawberry festival.
Dr. M. S. Kern was down last night
from Pendleton, taking in the straw
berry festival.
Mr. Rork, secretary of the Columbia
Land company, at Stanfield, brought
over an automobile load of Stanfleld
people to take In the festival. '
Neol Olcutt came in yesterday from
Greenwich, Ohio, and will spend some
time In looking over the Hermlston
country.
R. C. Cromwell of Tacoma, .Wash
ington, Is here looking after the load- !
,n" . ofTwohv., brothers .machinery .J
Hamilton Dearmond, Grants Pass; J.
M. Skrable, Pendleton; Peter C. O'
Malley, Raker City, and William A.
Burke, George Rossman, M. H. Clark,
J. M. Joyce, J. A. Burnett, Henry R.
Haltmarsh R. F. Peters, Portland.
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' Relieves tired, aching and sweaty
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