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AILT K8T OKEGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THUItSDAY, MARCH 30, 1911.
EIGHT PAGES
Staples! Staples! Staples!
20 yards Calico J ?1.00
0 yards Challio $1.00
15 yards Apron Gingham $1.00
15 yards Good Bleached Muslin $1.00
12 yards Good Bleached Muslin ?1.00
11 yards Hope Bleached Muslin $1.00
25- Pillow Tubing 22
23 Pillow Tubing 20
ETC. ETC.
1S WHITE SUITING 12
A cloth that looks and wears like linen, but
guaranteed overy thread pure cotton, 36-in.
wide. Really worth 1S yard, special tomor
row, yard '. 12
Silk Marquesettes
''Marquesette" the "popular" very light flim
sy cloth for spring .tnd summer. 42 and 44
inches wide. Comes in black, navy, brown,
white, light blue and pink. All just the right
shade; worth $1.50 and $1.75 yard. Come
in, let us show you. Xo trouble to show our
goods.
$1.25 SERGE 9S.
Storm serge in medium weight; 50 inches
wide, all wool. In all colors. The cloth for
service. $1.25 Serge 9S
SATIX POPLIX.
For an extra dress or skirt you couldn't get
anything that would give more for your money.
Comes in black and all colors, worth 35 to
50 yard. Satin Poplin.
$1.25 Kid Gloves 97c
Women's $1.25 two-button kid gloves in
black and colors, special 97
75c Collars 38c
Your choice of any of our 50, 60 or 75
cellars and jabots, special 38
Extra Special Values for
Friday and Saturday Only
When You See It In Our Add You
- 1 i
Know It's so
We positively sell our goods exactly as advertised.
No exceptions in any case The Policy of this store
is Honesty and Fair Dealing
If at any time you pureha.V an article here thar is not satisfactory when you get it home your
money will be cheerfully refunded. Our stock is by far th'j best and largest in Eastern Ore
gon, our prices will bear the most rigid comparison. They are always right.
Two Day's Special Shoe
Sale
Ladies' all patent oxfords, welt sole, 1 7-8
inch military heel, very short vamp, cap too,
four-eyelet, blucher, a very pretty, snappy
oxford.
This is an opportunity that does not come
to most of us very- often. Don't let it pass
without profiting by it. Friday and Satur
day only, $4.00 oxfords $3.19
New Arrivals
Ask to see the new belts, new collars, cor
al collar pins, belt pins, hat pins and new
barrettes.
EMBROIDERIES 1-2 PRICE.
A big lot of embroidery, flouncing and
allovers, ranging in price from 75 to
$3.25 per yard. Some short lengths and
some slightlv soiled. To clean up 1-2 price.
85? NAZARETH WAIST UXIOX
SUITS 65.
A good light weight cotton union suit for
between seasons, -ilso takes the place of an
underwaist. Sizes 4 to 12 years. You'll
find these tc be very fine. Just for introduc
tion we'll start them off Friday and Satur
day for, suit G5
Pure Food in Our Model Basement, Pendleton's
Cleanest and Best Grocery
Hawaiian Pineapple, special price 6 cans
for . $1.00
Smoked Halibut, bright and clean, lb. 25
Another shipment of Fancy Walnuts,' lb. 25
Cured Meats cut on our slicing machine:
Boiled Ham, lb. 40
Dried Beef, lb. 40
Summer Sausage, lb 40
Canned Meats and Fish of all kinds. Ours is
the freshest and most complete stock in
Eastern Oregon.
Compressed Yeast, fresh daily, 2 cakes 5
Fancy Golden Bloaters, 5 for 25
A nice line of Fresh Candies, lb 25
Fancy Seeded Raisins, full weight, 2 pkgs.
for '. 25
FANCY CHEESE:
German Breakfast, each
Xuefehatel, 2 for
Roquefort, each
rineapple, each
Dutch, can
10
25
15
G5
50
Camenlert, can 60
Everything the market affords in fresh veg
etables and fruits direct from the gardens.
?So flies, no dirt, no dogs here.
Greatly Uhderpriced
Waists
A most appealing model for summer wear.
Made of extra fine soft finished white luwn.
Front is made of allover paneled Swiss em
broidery with clusters of fine pin tucking be
tween panels. New ellov and long sleeves
tucked and edged ' $1.49
Three New Models in
Spring Suits for Women
and Little Women all
Priced at $19.95.
Strictly man tailored suits in plain mannish
stripes and braid trimmed. Models of fine
serges, worsteds and homespuns. In black,
navy, gray and fancy weaves.
The jackets are made- 24 and 25 inches in
length. Lined with silk. Some are made with
mannish collars and revers.
Ojthers have shawl collars and are trimmed
with silk braid and ornaments. The skirts arc
made in the newest panel models. Very speci
al at $19.95
NF.W CLOTH SKIRTS IN CORRECT
SPRING STYLES. A wide assortment of
materials, mostly serges, panamas and in neat
mixtures.
Plain gored styles, side plaited and foot plait
ed models. Blacks, whites and a good assort
ment of the most wanted colors ...$5 to $20
Extra size skirts in black and navy blue pa
namas and serges and fancy mixtures $4.95 to
$20.00.
Hose! Hose! Hose!
20 INFANTS MERCERISED LISLE
HOSE 14.
Infants 20 mercerised lisle hose, come in
black, tan, pink, blue and white, a full line of
sizes, special 14
150 MISSES HOSE 9.
Misses' extra fine ribbed hose, just the thing
for spring, sizes 5 to 7. special 90
200 BOYS' nosE 110-
A good qualitv, heavy rib!ed boys' hose, n
good value at 20, sjecial .'. 110
500 LADIES' SILK HOSE 380
Ladies' silk boot hose, lisle feet and top, in
black, light blue and pink, special .380
Save Your
Coupons
THE
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Where it
Pay f Trade
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NEWSY NOTES
FROM PILOT ROCK
' (Special Correspondence.)
' Pilot Rock, March 29. Verne Belts
pent Sunday In Pendleton with
friends.
Dr. Lieuallen and wife and George
Done motored to Athena Sunday to
SOUR STOMACH.
Oh or Two MJ-o-na Tablets and
. ftsasto! Sour Stomach Is Gone.
It you want a perfect stomach;
t ft rid of food fermentation,
eructations, heartburn, bloating
fUr meals and any stomach dis
tress MI-O-NA stomach tablets sold
and guaranteed by Tallman & Co. is
the one sure, speedy remedy.
And mind you, it is guaranteed
without any red tape and without any
strings attached, to cure any case of
indigestion nausea, biliousness, ner
vousness no matter how long standing,
or you can have your money back.
If you have any stomach trouble
whatever try MI-O-NA on the above
liberal basis. You can put your
stomach in tip top shape in a few days
ao that you can eat what your appe.
tite dictates without fear of heaviness
r fermentation.
Just get a fifty cent box of MI-O-NA
stomach tablets today. They are
small and easily swallowed and If ta
ken regularly will surely cure any
case of stomach trouble.
Be wise, get a box today. Sold by
Tallman Drug Co. and druggists ev
erywhere. Booth's Ml-o-na, Buffalo,
N. T., will furnish a free trial treat
ment upon request.
attend the ball game.
Hazel Lynch was a Pendleton vis
itor over Sunday.
E. B. Shafer of Stewart creek.
spent Monday in Pilot Rock.
Donald Ross was a Pilot Rock vis
itor Monday.
Mr. anl Mrs. Harvey Whittaker of
Nye spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Thomas Jaques.
Mrs. Drury returned to her home
Monday after spending some time in
California and Texas where -she was
being doctored.
Frank K. Welles, county school su
perintendent paid a visit to the school
of Pilot Rock Monday.
George Tonkin spent Saturday in
Pendleton.
Roy Llnsner spent Wednesday in
Pendleton.
Alta Smith left Monday for Adams
to visit for a few weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole of Pen
dleton drove out to Pilot Rock Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Maclnnis and family.
Miss Eva Belts entertained a num
ber of her friends at her home Fri
day evening, a very pleasant evening
was spent by all.
The farmers of this vicinity are all
busy either sowing their spring crops
or summer fallowing.
he is strong In sentiment. He Is, In
fact, a study, a creation worthy of a
place among the best known stage
characters of our time. As for the
play itself, it seem destined, like
Tennyson's brook, to go on forever.
It has been playing steadily now for
about 17 years, and the interest In It,
Judging from the crowded houses, is
as great as ever. During the many
years of its existence, it has been pre
sented without interruption through
out the United States and Canada,
anT"in many places, including Min
neapolis, it has been seen every sea
son, always to phenomenal business.
Since the play was last seen here, it
tionhas been almost entirely rewrit
ten, one or two new characters hav
ing been added, and the dialogue
brought up to the present, so that the
comedy lines might not be consid
ered stale. Yet the plot Is the same.
It tells of a young Swede who en
counters vicissitudes on his arrival In
this country, but who finally over
comes them all by his sterling hon
esty and bland innocence. The cast
is said to be a thoroughly competent
one and as the scenery and electrical
effect are all new, the best produc-
tio onf the piece seen in years is assured.
"OLE OLSON" NEXT.
Popular Plyay to Be Seen at the Ore
gon Theater Here Friday Night.
"Ole Olson," that most popular of
Swedish-American plays will be at
the Oregon theater Friday night.
"Ole" Is awkward, phlegmatic, Ini-
perturable, slow to anger, rarely ex
citable, but amiable, honest, straight
forward and frank, and open as tha
blue ye which gaze at you so In
nocently. Ordinarily, he is as stolid
as one of J. M. Barrle's "auld Hchts
but his sense of humor Is keen and
Fresh and Wholesome Cakes, Pies, and Pastry
Delicacies Daily
Phone Main 449 for Prompt Delivery
Royal Bakery
RUDOLPH MARTIN, Prop.
Wholesale and Retail
Special orders given special attention
Retail Bakery and Factory, State Big. Cor. Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
the northwest are rennrto tr x
heavy, there have been very few at
Hood River so far, says the Hood Riv
er News.
Many of those who Intend to come
to Hood River go to Portland first,
and then drift back. Two of these
came up from Portland a day or two
ago, one of them stopping off. Be
fore he left the depot his companion,
who was going on up into the eastern
Oregon country, told the man who ot
off here, in a confidential whisper,
that he understood there were 600,-
-ivu Doxes or apples In storage here
now, and, if this was so, it didn't look
good to him. Of course there was
no truth in this story, but if the
i.maeeKers wno go to Portland are
told this sort of thing, there should
be some way of stopping it.
Chamberlain's stnmant, an tj...
Tablets invariably bring relief to wo
men nuriering rrom chronic constipa
tion, headache, hllllnnannaa ..tr,.
sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia.
soia ty an dealers.
ATHENA BALL CLUB
TO GIVE GRAND BALL
The offensively "I-am-as-good-as-you"
chan never can flash ht
dene.
ECHO LOCALS TOLD
(Special Correspondence.) . . .
Echo, Ore., March SO. At the O
W. R. & N. yards are scenes nf huav
activity. Much stock which has been
wintered In this vicinity are now be
ing shipped to market at Portland
and other points. On Tuesday even
ing E. E. Wlllard shipped five car
loads of fine beef cattle to Portland.
Alexander Mcintosh shipped three
carloads of beof to Kennewlck. Wnsh.
They went via Attella on tho New
orth Coast line. This is tho first
live stock sent from Echo to go over
the new line. Mnsterson and WilK-y
also shipped three cars of cattle to
Portland on Tuesday night and yes
terday Kldwell and Caswell sent out
one car of beef cattle. Rudd Bros.,
two cars of Mutton sheep, and, Joseph
Cunha three cars of cattle. All of
yesterday's shipments went to the
Portland market.
Last evening the Henrietta Rebek-
ah lodge. No. 36, I. O. O. F., of Echo
held Its regular meeting, and Mr.
Eulalle Smith and Mrs. Minerva
Kcholl were chosen as delegates to
attend the Hebokah assembly which
il convene In Portland on Tuesday,
May 16, of this year.
U. V. Melklo of Medford Or . Is
here this week. He Is helping take
lit irrigation census of the tit and
at present Is working Umatilla coun
ty. Mr. Melkle Is assorlntoil with
P. Stover, who was well and favorably
Known nero while looking after the
Interests of U. S. R. S. some five years
ago.
Mrs. L. E. Wlllard yesterday re
turned to her home at Portland. She
has been here for the past month
with her husband who wintered his
cattle on Butter creek.
o. D. Teel returned yesterday from
a business trip to Pendleton.
Mrs. Elton Spike, who has been
quite sick the past month, Is greatly
Improved and was able to return to
h. r home at Pendleton this morning.
Shu was accompanied by her husband.
Concentrate! Tho fellow who plays
general results Is making a Dutch
book on himself.
(Special Correspondence.)
Athena, Ore., March 29. Mr. F. S.
LeGrow, cashier of the First Na
tional bank of this city, left yesterday
evening for Miles City, Montana,
where he has a large cattle ranch
and several hundred head of cattle.
After a stay of about two weeks on
his ranch, ho will return to his home
In this place. ,
The city council In a special session
last night granted the licenses to the
applications made some time ago,
Mr. James Hugglns and Will R. Har
den, and to John Durham. The build
ings are being repaired and made to
fit the requirements of the ordinance
and In a short time two more saloons
will be in operation.
Friday evening, March 31, the Athe
na baseball club will give a grand
benefit ball In the K. P. and I. O.
O. F. hall of this city, the proceeds
of which will be used for the benefit
of the league team of this city. A
cordial Invitation has been extended
to all to attend.
HOOD RIVER PEOPLE SAT
PORTLANDERS ARE KNOCKERS
, While - colonist arrivals throughout
Mr. Trout Fisherman!
The Trout Fishing
Season Opens
SATURDAY
April 1
AreYnn RoarlvP
Wo are fishermen's and sportsmen's headquarters for Umatilla county, and are ready for
.you uus year wim one oi mo iincst lines ot g
FLY-HOOKS, LINES, RODS, LEADERS, BASKETS, BOOKS, ETC.
ever brought to Pendleton, ' '
Remember wo have all our fly-hooks made after our own designs wo have made a study
of getting tho right hook for tho right season. When you buy here you get just what y(ra want.
LADOW PETERSON
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