AILX JBT ORJKGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911.
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What The Peoples Ware
FOR NEW BUILDING
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house Guar
antee Means
to You
It means that when you
buy a garment here
S$ whether you pay $10.00
or $30.00 you can be
absolutely sure that it is
ALL- WOOL pure.
In other words that it
will hold its shapestand
wear.
It means that the front of the coat will XOT
Iroak or lose its shape as long as you wear it.
It means that you get the class of workman -ship
the fine touches the individuality
'jf Sk J heretofore possible only in high priced clothing.
It means, in short, that you can get good
clothes clothes that fit, look and wear well
at moderate prices.
We stand back of every suit, assuring you
perfect satisfaction, so that, when you want an-
CoPTrfsiit nan Scharaer Marx other suit or overcoat you'll come to us for it.
It is not often that we are called upon tomake good this guarantee, but should yon ever
have any complaint it will be adjusted promptly and to your entire satisfaction.
Our guarantee is not an advertising devise. It is a real tniarantee, it means what it says.
It is designed to insure you good cloth ii;g values and protect you against defect in
material or workmanship.
SUITS $15.00 TO $30.00
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
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Whereas, the high school has been
conducting Its work in a building un
comfortable. Inconvenient and Inade
quate to the most successful effort,
for several years past; and
Whereas, the citizens of Pendleton
have by their recent action In voting
bonds for the construction of a new
and modern building taken decisive
steps for the elimination of the un
satisfactory conditions and made pro
vision for the effective and advanta
geous extension of the high school,
dork and course, therefore
l?e It Resolved, That the student
body and faculty of the Pendleton
high school do hereby express their
slncero gratitude and thanks to the
legal voters of school District No. 16,
for the results of their ballots last
Thursday, and to the school board for
submitting the proposition to the peo
ple of the district and their ef.'ut ts In
behalf of a new high -acfiooi building,
ami to the Commercial association for
the Influence of that body and the
valuable assistance rendered, and to
the Pendleton newspapers for the
space so freely given to the needs of
now building and their efficient sup
port of the same.
Signed:
, JAMES HARTWELL, Pres.,
BLANCHE BADLEY, Sec,
For Student Bodv
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NOTICE OF PROPOSALS FOn FCR.
MURE AND CARPET FOR THE
CITY HALL.
IIEW YORK FASHIONS
AS MY ARE DEVELOPED
"New York, March 2S. The veiled
-craze abates not. Next to veiled fab--rlc8
comes veiled trimmings and they
are both smart and pretty. Big bows
of soft satin ribbon, appliques of lace
and silk and galons, and flat trim
mings, all have succumbed to the
veiled Idea.
Dame Fashion seems to have devel
oped a liking for plain outer effects,
ttbotufb the most elaborate trim-
- Beings in allowed underneath. and
!lief at am arranged that they can
o With the effect obscured.
fcTta for general wear are rather
plain, bat blouses can be elaborated
Jipon for almost any occasion, there
fore one finds the latest liking a sap
phire blue satin blouse, veiled with
black. The yoke and sleeves of sat
in are outlined with ribbon in a
slightly darker shade of blue, and the
black veils the whole, which makes
the effect very charming. There Is
- a. growing fancy for stichings in con
trasting colors with these draped dec-
orative schemes, so In this instance
the satin Is stitched with bright Irish
gTe-n silk.
Though morning frocks and plain,
running to the one-piece and taiyjred
types, aftf-rnoon dresses seem to be
growing more elaborate. The chem
iae tunic of net, which was featured
on evenings, has a counterpart in cer
tain draped trimmings on afternoon
frocks, especially those made of soft
allk, satin, etc. This Is usually made
cf net or sheer fabric, embroidered
with heavy silk, with fringe, or with
any of the smart garnitures of the
neason. One attractive version of It
lias a surplice corsage of chiffon, tne
left side fulled vertically and embrold
red by a narrow line of dark em
broidery. Below the girdle the tunic
Is rather short at the left side and
slopes sharply across the front almost
to the skirt bottom on the right side.
It Is edged with embroidery, with nar
row stitchlngs of silk soutache above.
The evening gown Is still an im
portant feature of the wardrobe, al
though the season is waning. This Is
' true, as far as America Is concerned,
but over in Paris, where there are so
titan y fair Americans preparing for
-the coronation of King George in
. Jone, there are circulated wonderful
' tales of the frocks they will bring
! home with them for the season at
1 Newport, Bar Harbor, Narragansett
and the other fashionable summer re
ports. White and -gold brocade make
om of the. most striking evening
eowns, with handsome gold lace, em
broideries of pearl and gold, etc.. for
trimming. Picturesque models of me
dieval air are made up with narrcir
tunics of such white and gold or white
and silver brocade falling straight In
front and back, but open all the way
up the sides over simple girdled robes
of soft chiffon or tulle. Jewelled
chains or cords of gold or silver at
the sides hold back and front In place
and usually some heavy metallis or
Jeweled embroidery borders the tu
nic. The shape of tSe neck is a very
distinguishing feature of the evening
frock. Leaders of fashion want
something different from the round
and Dutch effects tha characterize
blouses and daytime dresses. In the
French frocks the V shape has thai
the preference and the decolletage Is
appalingly low, the back being un
covered quite to the shortened waist
line. Less extreme decolletage Is of
ten round, though some of the round
cut necks are low enough in all con
science. The coiffure is a serious considera
tion In connection with the evening
toilt-tte, but it must be admitted that
it requires both skill and patience to
achieve success with the new coiffure
modes. These styles are trying at
best unless one has beautiful fea
tures, as Greek hair lines are always
trying to profiles and heads that are
far from Greek. Tet Innumerable
modifications and variations of It are
possible and if a woman knows when
she does look well and has the pa
tience to experiment she can usually
effect a compromise between her lim
itations and the requirements of the
more modish coiffures.
Now about hats. There are all sorts
to be worn In all sorts of ways. Mil
liners are amusing themselves by au
dacious experiments in color and by
the revival of quaint shapes popalar
in various periods of the long ago.
Even Minerva's casque la pressed Into
service and the designers have gath
ered materials and inspiration wher
ever they have found it Many shapes
p main, such as the melon, Pierrot,
bowl, Persian and Turkish, but the
new ones are quaintly novel. The
large hat Is more fashionable than
the small, yet there are many execed-
; chic small designs, made prin
cipally of fancy straws and combina
tions of straw that are extremely
pretty.
The Colonial turban, with Its severe
trimmings, is In line with the smartest
t the new walking hats. All the
hats of the tailor kind have the simp
t kind of trimmings velvet or
s.raw cockades are first and foremost,
"ne of the newest kdinkles In French
millinery, by the way, la black and
white striped velvet used In cockades
und other trimmings. And when this
ot employed black and white
striped or checked silk often makes
Notice is hereby given tnat The
Common Council of the City of Pen
dleton will receive proposals at the
City Recorder's office in the City of
Pendleton, Oregon, until April 5th.
1911, at 5 o'clock p. m. for furnishing
to the City of Pendleton the follow
ing articles, vlx:
150 yards of best Cork Carpet, laU
In City Hall.
200 steel frame Opera Chairs (like
or similar to the chairs now in use
in the Cosey Theatre in this City) in
place in the large room In the Cltv
Hall up-stalrs, as the City Hall com-!
mlttee may direct.
Separate proposals to be made for
ach class of nrtlcles, and the Com
mon Council reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated this 2Srd day of March, 1911.
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Getting Ready for Business.
We note with Interest the way gome
nf our enterprising dealers are putting
forth every effort this spring to make
their stores attractive. This week Hale
& McAtee. whose progressive policy
has been strongly shown this spring
by their large, attractive advertise
ments in our columns, have a fine
window devoted entirely to house
paint.
On close Inspection one finds not
only the usual display of paint cans,
MI CH APPENDICITIS
IN PENDLETON
a finish to the loops or ends of other
trimmings. In one of the new models
black velvet quills faced with black
and white checked silk trim a black
tagal model that Is lined with green
tagal. Tagal Is more used among
smart millinery than any other one
material, though the rough straws
are having a craze In walking hats.
This extreme in coarse and fine Is no
more abrupt than the size of the hats,
which range from little turbans hood
ing the head well to Immense dress
models.
Bags for use with dress costumes
nre fanciful in the extreme.- The long!
cord survives and a host of novelties
have crept in. An odd one seen with
a taupe colored afternoon costume in
diamond shaped, with the upper part
cut off and banded with taupe vel
vet. In the center of each side there
13 a diamond-shaped piece of antique
embroidery. The handle Is of braid
ed ribbons In the colors of the needle
work and they are broken Irregularly
with ribbon roses.
One would scarcely recognize the
little Eton Jacket, so many little frills
and furbellows does It show In Its
newest guise. Perhaps the Ilttla frills
are reminiscent of the Empire casa
quin which reappeared in the even
ing gowns last winter the straight
little bodices that end Just below the
bust with a plaiting of frill. This
little bodice is usually made of silk
or satin over gauze draperies or the
foxy little waists of the day, and the
frilled balero, dropping Us frilled or
p'aiting to short waist depth, Is nlso
usually of satin or silk.
No doubt many women who have
felt that they would be wanting In
fidelity to the goddess of fashion If
hey did not wear helmet hats will be
glad to know that they can have these
head coverings made of chiffon, or
v other diaphanous fabric they maV
prefer, and trimmed with ruches of
the most delicate lace. A hat of this
kind with roses and green and gilt
leaves Is a far remove from the po
t nnian style of headgear.
Many people In Pendleton h.ave
chronic appendicitis and. mistake It
for stomach or bowel trouble. If you
vp wind or gas In the stomach or
bowels, sour stomach or constipation,
try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc., as compounded In Adler-i-ka, the
new German appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE of this simple remedy
r'-lieve you you will be surpris
ed at the QUICK action. Penaiecon
Co.
but long cards showing rows of hous
es in new and handsome combinations
of colors for exterior painting. An
attractive window border brightens
the appearance of the whole store and
draws much attention from the passers-by.
It attractively illustrates how
easily and well any shabby surface In
or about th'e house can be fixed up.
Hale & McAtee deserve much cred
it for this window and we are sure
It will prove of much benefit In re
minding people of the many things
around their homes that can easily be
beautified at house-cleaning time.
A Swollen Jaw.
Is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
it's caused by neuralgia, toothache or
accident, Ballard's Snow Liniment
will reduce the swelling and relieve
the pain. The great and sure cure
for rheumatism, cuts, burns, brulBes,
scalds any anj all aches and pains.
"Ad" Kliarps to Talk.
Syracuse, N. Y., March 27. Three
of the greatest advertising experts of
the country, Arthur Brisbane, editor
of the New Tork Evening Journal;
W. C. Freeman, advertising manager
or the New York Evening Mall, and
Manley Gillman. advertising director
of the New York Herald, will speak
at tonight's dinner of the Syracuse
Advertising club.
Plan Roosevelt Reception.
Moscow, Idaho. The arrangement
committee for Idaho's reception of
Theodore Roosevelt held a busy ses
sion last night to elaborate plans for
the Increase In attendance. T. K.
.Meeker, an ox-railroad man, Is to
have charge of the Roosevelt special
out of Spokane.
Tom Johnson is Sinking.
Cleveland, Ohio, March 28. Torn
Jchnson, former mayor, who has been
111 for several months. Is worse to
day. The family is at his bedside.
His physicians admit he Is slowly sink
Ing but they still have hope.
The Home Doctor X
Cure for Couch and CnAn
One nnd one-half ounces Balm of
Glli-ad buds, one pound bruised rock
candy, one pint Duffy's pure mult whls
kuy. (We recommend Imffy's on ac
count of Its purity and known medicinal
viiluo.) Put anldo with occasional stir
ring until the rock candy la dissolved;
then strain. Dose: For adults, one table
spoonful every hour; If the condition is
ncute, every lislf hour; for children over
ten, a tcnHpoonful every hour; for chil
dren under ton, ten drops every hour
until decided relief Is felt These sim
ple Ingredients, known to every drug
gist, can easily be secured and rendlly
mixed by any one. pr. George I. Ross,
Canton. Mass., snys: "This Is vastly
superior to the stereotype Rock and Rye
of Commerce and should be called 'Balm
of Ulli'Ud'."
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Rodxwter,
New York.
Every Mother
Is or should be worried when the lit
tle ones have a cough or cold. It
may lead to croup or pleurisy or pneu
monla then to something more se
rious. Ballard's Horehound Syrup
will cure the trouble at once and pre
vent any complication. A. C. Koep
pen & Bros.
NAVY PAYMASTER IS
BEING DETAINED ON SHIP
Vallejo, Calif., March 28. Fol
lowing a week's investigation by se
cret agents, Paymaster A. M. Hlppln
of the U. S. N., is being held on
board the receiving ship Independ
ence while his accounts are being au
dited to ascertain whether there Is
a shortage.
UiWRN ISHED
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In Suites of 2 Rooms Each
Steam Heat
Electric Lights
Gas and Gas Range
Hot and Cold Water
Bath
Good Ventilation
Plenty oi Daylight
INCLUDED IN EACH SUITE
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Enquire at, East Oregonian Office