East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 07, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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RUMMAGE, SALE
Ever rummage around in an old trunk or a drawer of a neglected bureau and
find one, two, three or a dozen unexpected treasures? The simile applies to our
BIG RUMMAGE SALE. All sorts of treasures here we, ourselves scarcely know what
they are-but they are NOT OLDchiefly this season's goods which quickly accumulate in a large store. Odds and
broken assortments, small lots and remnants that were side tracked behind counters and on high shelves and thus
escaped the pleasure of bringing higher prices during our recent clearance sales. All now on Big Rummage tables
at a trifling fraction of their real worth. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME and RUMMAGE AROUND. We
can't say just what you will or wont discover, or precisely how much you will save, but every time you find some
thing that "Looks Good" to you and buy it, the saving will be big. Come and see for yourself-that's the only
way to find out--youU be glad you did.
UNDERWEAR 1-2
PRICE.
Winter weight underwear,
fleeced and wool, separate
garments and union suits for
women and children. Odds
and ends, but good gar
ments. Rummage for 1-2
price.
Corsets
25 c
Odd lot of corsets, corset
waists and girdles, formerly
from 50 to $1.50 Rum
mage price 25
35c Infant's
White Silk Afft
tens 9c
Infant's white silk mit
tens, soiled hut washable.
Rummage price, pair 9
$3.50 16-button
Kid Gloves
$2.35
lii-button kid gloves in
grey, ox blood and green.
Rummage price S2.33
Neckwear
9c
Women's stocks, jabots,
Dutch collars and tailored
collars, sold regularly from
23 to 50, soiled and
mussed. Rummage price 9
XO. CO FAIELE AND
TAFFETA RIRROXS
12
Xo. 00 Ribbon suitable
for hat trimmings and
rossetts, black and colors.
Rummage price 12
$15 to $20 Men's Suits $2.85 f
This is indeed a snap for any man or young man who can be
fitted. There are about sixt- suits in this lot. Mostly small sizes.
$12.50 to 17.50 Men's Suits $8.95
A complete range of sizes. A fine assortment of colors
Values you'll not find elsewhere.
$2.50 and 3.00 Men's Pants $1.49
Of course we haven't every size, if we had we couldn't sell
them so cheap, but what we do have are good. Mostly heavy
weight. Well made and good patterns. A real snap for any
man needing an extra pair of good serviceable pants.
5, 10 AXD 15 LACE AX I) EMBROIDERY 2
A lot of odds and ends in .embroideries and laces, many good
values. Rummage price 2
25 WHITE FOOT HOSE 15
Women's black hose, white feet, regular 25 numbers.
Rummage price 15
15 BLACK AXD TAX HOSE 9
Women's seamless-hose, either black or tan, 15 quality.
Rummage price .. 9
20 CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE lid
Heavy ribbed hose, suitable for children's school wear.
Rummage price H$
Get Your Table Supplies
from Pendleton's Cleanest
and Best Grocery
In Our Model Sanitary Basement
Phone Main 17.
Finnan Haddies, lb 25
Fancy Boneless Codfidi-
packages 25
Fine Fat Mackerel 2 for
25.
Salmon Bellies, lb 20
Preserved Cucumbers, pint
jars ... .. . oop
All other depts. Main 22.
Kippered Salmon, lb. 23
Pure Grated Horso Radish
pint jars .. .25
Chili Sauce, tattles 40
Tomato Catsup, put up in
gallon glass jugs... 81.25
X'ice Ripe Juicy Oranees,
per dozen - .. 23
Free Demonstration of M. J. B.
Coffee Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Free Trading Stamps
Tomorrow, Thursday, we will give absolutely free, teru,
stamps to every person who visits our premium department on
our second floor, regardless of whether you buy or not. We
simply want you to come and see what we give away with our
trading stamps, inid will give vou the ten stamps for vonr
trouble. .. .ailgldliCIl
What 9c Will Buy
Fancy Hat Pins, each . 9
Women's Tailored Collars, each 9
Women's Stock Collars, each 9
Women's Jaliots, each 9i
Children's White Silk Mittens, puir 9c
Women's Belts, each 9
Women's Belt Hose Supjortcrs, pair , 9
Women's Black or Tan Hose, pair 9
Women's Black Fascinators, each 9
Children's grey Fleeced Vests small sizes 9
White Waistings, yard 9
Silk Waisting, yard 9
CORSKTS 19
One lot Corsets, medium lengths, sold formerly up to 82;
Rummage price ' ' 49
The Peoples Warehouse
Save Your Trading Stamps
Where It Pays to Trade
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpheom.
February 6, 7 and 8.
Announcement extraordinary. We
lake great pleasure in announcing to
the patron- of our theater that we
have been able to arrange, at great
exper.?e, an exhibition of Seng's
greatest moving picture masterpiece,
"Cinderella," in three reels with
picturedom'a greatest star, Miss Ma
bel Taliaferro, Oie dainty, diminutive
International idol. The- production
beautiful, pronounced bjr press and
critics everywhere as the crowning
triumph of moving picture history.
Rich, costly and gorgeous, this pro
duction is one of indescribable picto
rial magnificence. There are ninety
nine scenes, or over 3003 feet of ela
borate settings, superb costumes, per
fect photography, wonderful effects
and the action is incomparable in Its
dramatic elegance.
The story is beyond doubt the
sweetest ever told that of Cinderella
and her silver tllpper the story that
Is ever dear to the hearts of old and
young alike. Don't fail to see this
wonderful picture. Bring the children.
"A Gay Time In Atlantic City." Lu
bin. Hubbies try to fool wifies with
a "nervous-breakdown have-to-take
a-rest" yarn. Oh how foolish are
those men who think they can out
wit their wives.
Tte Patljne.
The home of good pictures. Tues
day's change of program:
"Paid Back." Sell. Single reel
feature. The Intense dramatic recital
of a modern newspaper scoop, found
ed upon real Incidents in the life of
one of our great political factors.
"Papa's Sweetheart." Edison. This
Thore Is Only One
"Bromo Quinine"
Thai Is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
UMBO THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A OOID IM OKE DAY.
Alwmjt remember the full name. Look
nf thai signature on erery box. 25c,
film i-i beautifully played and ade
quately staged. It is sure to make a
strong appeal and to win many
friends.
"A Bird In the Hand." Essanay.
Yes, a bird in the hand Is worth two
in the bush. Don't neglect to see this
great big comedy scene.
"The Alpine Lease." Kalem. A
story of the oil fields and the rescue
of his sweetheart This story Is
founded on an actual occurence which
happened In the Bakerafleld oil re
gion, a few years ago.
Musical program for Tuesday's
change:
No. 1 On the New York. New Ha
ven & Hartford. Schottische. A. Von
Tiller.
No. 2 Somewhere's She's Flirting
With Someono. Waltz. H. Orlob.
No. 3 On a Junetlme Honeymoon.
Schottische. M. J. Gideon
No. 4 Let's do Out on a Jambo
ree. Waltz. B. Deely.
No. 5 Every Moment You're Lone
some I'm Lonesome Too. Schottische.
J. D. Richmond.
"The Kid of Roaring Camp."
Champion. A prettily told western
child drama of the gold camps that
grows sweeter every second till the
happy end.
"The Way of the West." Ameri
can. A rollicking comedy in which
the two young folks with the aid of
a hired "bad man" taught their re
spective dads a les.-on.
"The Sixfold Duels of Foolshead."
Itala. Mr. Foolshead had many
challenges to fight duels and con
ceived the idea of covering himself
with electric wires before fighting.
The results on the day of the duel are
marvelous to behold and very funny.
Cosy.
Wedneaday and Thursday feature,
Ib.en drama, and lots of good come
dies. "Lady from the Sea." Thanhous
er. From the powerful dramatic production-
of Henrlc Ibsen, a weird,
mysterious story so far from the gen
eral run of pictures that It stands in
a cIbm by Itself. All the wlerd fas
cination, the witchery, the strange at
mosphere of mystery which appear
In the original story are enhanced in
the film story. A feature film.
LIBRARY XOTES.
Today has been recognized by a
world wide celebration, since it
marks the one-hundredth anniver
sary of the birth of Charles Dickens,
one of the greatest of the English
novelists. His keen sympathy for the
poor and suffering; his flaming anger
against injustice and cruelty that
resulted in so many public reforms;
his descriptive power that makes the
reader actually see everything he de
picts are traits which make Dick
ens an unquestioned leader of our
modern story tellers.
In honor of the event the library
is throwing wide its doors and most
cordially Inviting every one to Join
with us this evening in paying tribute
to this great man of the literary
world. Beginning at eight o'clock
there will be a very short program
given by the pupils of the high school.
In the words of Dickens, "make a
note of this."
xkw wiri:i,i:ss rixord.
licet ut Honolulu Talk to Washing
ton via Mnro Inland.
Washington. By way of Mare Is
land navy yard and Key West, Fla..
Admiral Thomas commander-in-chief
of the Pacific fleet now at Honolulu,
was in communication with Washing
ton, the entire distance being cover
ed by wireless messages.
The original message from the
Hawaiian Islands was picked up by
the wireless tower at Mare Island
and relayed across the continent to
the wireless station at Key West,
which promptly telegrapher It to the
Navy Department here. The signi
ficant point was that the transmission
was effected in daylight over this dis
tance, 2,089 miles from Honolulu to
Mare Island and 2.205 miles from
Mare Island to Key West.
Heretofore day wireless messages
have had a comparatively short rango.
riding that it had i,P(.n extinguished,
he went to examine it, when the
charge exploded, Mowing him several
feet in the air. Ho was brought to
his home hero In a serious condition
The' physician says there ore no
bones broken, nnd ho may recover.
Buys l'riwnu.r lYnlt RaiM'li.
Freevvater, Ore.J. H. Hclkes of
Sunnyslde. who v recently sold his
ranch for $10,600, purchased a fruit
ranch at Locust Crossing from A
Avery for $10,000.
MAX IJIiOlVX VP WHILE
BLASTING STUMP LIVES
nervals, Or. John Adelman while
at work on the farm of Peter Prantl,
2 1-2 miles south of Gervais, was
seriously injured by a blast of giant
powder while blasting out stumps.
The fuse had been set and he was
waiting for the explosion, when, de-
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