DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON", OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1012.
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Now Going on in the Women's
Ready-to- Wear Department
We are remodeling, painting, re
novating and improving our ready
to-wear department preparing for
the spring trade, and in placing
our goods around in their new
places we find we have entirely
too much stock for this season
of the year--tve positively must
v in. i
it
1 n '
ill 1 1
mm
reduce our stock and in order to
do so we are offering the follow
ing remarkable low prices on the
latest spring styles.
PENDLETON'S
Cleanest and
Best Grocery
In Our Model, Sanitary Basement
Phone Main 17.
All Other Depts. Main 22.
Diamond V. Pure Maple Syrup,
qt., 60; 1-2 pal., $1.00;
gallon ?1.90
Pure Honev pt. 30 ; qt 60 ;
1-2 eal.,' $1.00
Comb Honey, 3 for 50
Olympic Pan Cake Flour, pei
package 30
Self Rising Buckwheat Flour
package 20
Kiln ' Dried Pure Buckwheat
Flour, 10 Jb. sack : GO?
Quaker Oat?, family size pack-
. 30
pound
35
Snap?, 2
25
Cookies
10
30
aero : ...
Eastern Corn Meal,
sack
10
Fresh Crisp Ginger
pounds
Parker's Home Made
package
Cala Arab Candy Figs, lb,
Diamond W. Extra Fancy Prunes
package
35
Home Dried Apples, pound 15
Fancy Driel Peaches, 3 pounds
Fancy Dried Pears, 3 pounds
LOT 1. This lot is composed of a largo assortment
of nifty suits ranging in price from $15 to $30 for one
week these suits will go for only $8.98
LOT 2. Contains suits in black, navy, tan, green and
fancy mixtures. Prices-from $19.95 to $35.00. Al
teration sale HALF PRICE.
Please remember that ever-one of these suit3 that we
have been telling you about is a new one of 1912 spring
style.
$15.00 Alteration Sale . $11.95
$20.00 Alteration Sale $15.95
$25.00 Alteration Sale $19.95
$27.50 Alteration Sale $21.95
$30.00 Alteration Sale $23.95
$35.00 Alteration Sale : $27.95
ONE LOT OF COATS
in tan, grev, navy and black. Prices $15.00 to $31.00.
Alteration Sale choice ONE-HALF PRICE.
CHILDREN'S COATS
Caricul and Fancy Mixtures. Alteration Sale HALF
PRICE. LADIES' DRESSES.
Silk, Velvet and Wool. Prices $25.00 to $40.00.
Alteration sale, HALF-PRICE.
PONGEE SILKS
Stand out in big favor again this season for the pretty
dresses, waists and the like. Its the one cloth that gives
satisfaction. We now have the best, biggest assortment
of qualities in stock. Prices ranging from 65, 75,
85, $1.00 up to $1.50 yard.
CLOTH OF GOLD.
Just the very material for that long coat, one-piece
dress, or anything of the like. Comes 3G inches wide
at 1 , $1.50
Also one 3G inches wide, only heavier cloth, at $2.50
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW.
50 Good Raisins, in bulk, special por Ik 10
50 Grxxl Black Figs, special, per pound... 10
Save Your
Trading
Stamps
ThePeoples Warehouse
PENDLETON, OREGON
Where It
Pays
to Trade
ATM PICTURE SHOWS
Orplicum.
feature film for
Tuesday's
Kalem
change:
1. "The O'Neill." . Kalem. A
thrilling story of an Irish patriot,
made In Ireland In authentic loca
tions. This is one of the best and
most exciting of the Kalem Irish
productions. The leading role is
played by Mr Jack Clark. Miss Oene
Gauntler is seen in a charming char
acter and Mr. Sid O'.cott portrays the
part of an enfeebled old peasant In
his usual convincing stylo,
2. "Broncho Billy's Adventure."
Essanay. The ever-popular Bron
cho Billy, played by that king of mo
tion picture players, O. M. Anderson,
meets with an adventure that you can
spe.i with a oapital "A." This pic
ture Is a sensation. Don't miss it.
3. "A Conspiracy Against the
King." Edison. This is a spirited
tale of old England, in which "Gal
loping Dick" plays an important
part. Although a highwayman, he
Baves a young man from the conse
quences of a rash action and brings
him and his sweetheart together.
4. "Chumps." Vltagraph. This
picture will produce the laughs in
clumps, in fits and starts, and jumps
It falrl ybeams with hilarious
screams, covering the earth with ir
resistible mirth. Yon will laugh your
selves sick looking at Bunny and Mar
shall P. Wilder in their impersona
tions of the "Chumps," who spend
their time and money on a girl whom
they afterwards learn is already married.
l. i imn nmV I i 'itim BuMi'iWim,
into the crowd of weak,
-weary, depressed; or are
you filled with vitality and
energy?
Health is the founda
tion of success.
Nerves, Brain, and
Body should be staunch
dependable.
Scott's Emulsion
the best of food-tonics, is
the firm footing for health.
all DKuaaitTm
11-54
Tlio Pastime.
The home of good pictures. - A
classy program for Tuesday's change.
"A Just Verdict." Lubln. A very
dramatic story in which' a suicide
uses a revolver which is engraved with
the name of his daughter's sweet
heart. A guest of the house, who
is a somnambulist, walking In his
sleep, falls over the suicide's body
and on awakening believes that he
has killed his host. Dean, the sweet
heart is arrested for murder, but the
mystery is cleared up in time to save
his life.
"Merely a Millionaire " Sell. Art
absolutely original comedy drama.
Depicting a laughable situation aris
ing from af encounter between a
tramp and a millionaire.
"The Cowboy's Bride." Kalem. A
romantic western story, with an
elopement as the principal feature.
The life of the picture is the numer
ous difficulties which beset the girls
father in his attempt to overtake
them before they are married.
"To Save Her Brother." Edison.
A story of continuous interest and
out of the ordinary. '
Musical program:
No. 1 Alexander's Ragtime Band.
Rag. Irving Berler.
No. 2 Melody. Rag. R. Birch.
No. 3 Fair Thee, Lizzie Lee. Rag
C. N. Daniels.
No. 4 Hallowe'en. Jack O'lantern.
A. Manlowe.
5 Angle Worm Wiggle. Rag.
Lorch.
Rag.
No.
H. S.
BEAU BREAKS FROM CAGE
AX I) STARTS EXPLORING
Claw Clothe Off Koeor: Eats
l'hkkii; Cuffs Fanner; Xw
He'll lio Stuffed.
Elgin. Ill "Doc Bruin" of the city
zoo broke out of his cage here and
went on an exploring tour. It ended
in his death, but not until he had
clawed half the clothes off his keep
er and after he had devoured the bent
part of a flock of fifteen chickens
belonging to a farmer and cuffed the
farmer out of the chicken house when
he was Interfered with.
Thomas Dwyer, keeper of the zoo,
chased the bear up a tree when he
fcund him. The bear wouldn't come
down, so Dwyer went up. He had a
rope, but the bear did not want his
company, and clawed at him several
times, tearing nearly all his clothes
off and finally pushing Dwyer out of
the tree.
Later he climbed down and next
was heard of in the hen house on
John Meyer's farm. , When Meyer
found him, nearly ail the source of
the Meyer household's egg supply had
perished. The farmer sought to shoo
the bear out of the coop with his hat.
"Doc" resented the familiarity,
cuffed the tormentor on the side of
his head cutting a deep scalp wound
and leaving several claw marks on
Meyer's cheek. Incidentally the
owner deserted the coop with some
precipitation.
He returned with a gun, however,
and now the bear will be stuffed for
the zoo. Dwyer was not seriously injured.
The Industrious, honest poor
deserving of a better chance.
Tboro lo Only One
"Bromo Quinine99
That lo
Laxative Bromo Quinine
THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLD M ORE OAT.
Always remember the full name. Look
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61HA
KING'S DOCTOR TO VISIT V. S.
New York. Sir Bertrand Dawson
of London, physician to King George
will sail for America to spend several
months In surgical studies on this
side.
Most of his time will be spent at
Rochester, Minn., and in the Johns
Hopkins hospital, in Baltimore.
"America has surpassed Europe in
surgical science," Sir Bertrand said,
"and henceforth we must come to you
to learn. It is time your methods re
ceived universal adoption."
A Obko of Kolf-PosHCssion.
vvaiton Lackaye at a recent din
ner at the Lambs was rather bored
by a pompous layman who ventured
In that community of wits to make a
speech that was dull and intermin
able, but perfectly self-possessed, be
cause of the sheer egotism of the
speaker. '
When he got through Lackaye
said he would like to tell a story of
which he had been reminded by the
last speaker. Said he:
"There were- two editors of rival
papers out In a little town of Illi
nois, and they spent most of their
time writing mean squibs about each
other. Unfortunately for one of
them, he one day purchased a mule
for his farm, Just out of town, where
upon the rival newspaper printed the
fact as a news item and commented
on it as 'An Extraordinary Case of
Self-Posseslon!" New Tork Herald.
Tlio Cosy.
For Wednesday and Thursday
powerful Ambrosia drama and some
good comedies.
. "The Burden of Shame " Ambro
sia. A very strong dramatic story of
the results of an attempted elope
ment. The automobile went over
cliff with realistic effects. Beautlful-
lycolore dandact edln superb
The Chinese Smugglers." Bison
A graphic story of the Illegal smug
gllng of Chinese In the United
States. Scenes laid on the Pacific
coast.
"Four Yale Men." Powers. A col
lege friendship picture of the old class
reunion.
"Back to His Old Home Town
Imp. The funny things that hap
pened to a man who was mistaken for
a moving picture actor. Shows how
a moving picture is made.
"Twecdledums Financial Distress."
Ambrosia. The comical way in which
this comedian relieved his "broke"
condition.
"Playing the game." Imp. Amus
ing story of a lazy man and a game
of golf.
AT THE' OREGON THEATRE
THE GIRL l'ROM RECTOR'S
Coming to the Oregon theater, Sat
urday night, March 2, is a comedy
that has had reputation as being tho
funniest ever produced In New York!
Its long run demonstrated this as .a
fact. It has been equally successful
on the road and the management
takes a pride in keeping the com
pany up to Its first standard. One
of tho best methods known to in
terest the nubile in nnv thine one
wished to bring before them is "What J
Other People Say About It." So we
reproduce copies of some notices as
follows:
Tlio Princess.
A comedy, "The Girl from Rector's
fu'.l of gay grotesquertes, drew a large
audience to the Princess Theater last
evening. And it contained laughter,
through act after net, and If the vo
ciferous curtain calls at the end of
each act are genuine crlterlons of
the merits of a farce comedy, then
the Girl from Rector's quite justified
Itself.
It Is full of action find compli
cated episodes, and these are enough
to give a comedy adequate life.
In short, "The Girl from Rector's"
Is a bright farce, and for those who
like that sort of thing, will give gen
uine entertainment without In any
way shocking the moral sensibilities.
To enjoy It one must simply take the
attitude of a tired man, loll back in
the opera chair and let the merry
whirl go on.
Miss Katherine Reynore as Loute
Sedaine, is certainly a well begotten
creature and was charmingly naughty
In her role. Richard O'ShaughneBsy
("Dicky Bird"), made the most of her
part as the too-involved lover. But
for capable acting in a part which
could easily have become Idiotic
rather than funny and grotesque.
Professor Maboon surpassed his col
leagues. The other members of the
company were satisfactory In their
roles.
Scats go on sale at Pendleton Drug
Co.
SLY NEEDLE IX 1IEU ARM.
It Got In Without Woman Knowing
It Till Afterward.
Altooia, Pa. After being treated
for various ailments for eight months
during which time she suffered In
tense pain, an X-ray photogreph of
Mrs. Margaret Myers' right forearm
was taken, disclosing a sewing needle.
Its presence in her arm she cannot
account for, as she has no recollec
tion of ever experiencing any pain
until Inst June, when the arm began
to swell, apparent without cause. The
needle was cut out.
RAKER TEACHER GIVEN
HEATING RY PUPILS
hits,
par-
At tlio Grand Tonlglit.
Ed Keith in the latest song
bright monologues and original
odies.
Louis Jones, buck wing dancer.
Blanche Clifton in Song and dance.
Ed Shaw, the clown comedian.
Don't fail to hear Ed Keith the
wonderful baritone, at the Grand to
night. Taft breaking ground for the great
Panama-Pacific International expo
sition at the Grand tonight.
Cain and Able Biblical story at the
Grand.
V. or O. CO-EDS TO
DERATE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
University of Oregon. Eugene, Ore.
Women suffrage Is the subject for
the dual co-ed debate betveen the
Lnlverslty of Oregon and the Univer
sity of Washington, scheduled to take
place at Eugene on the first Friday
in May. Great interest is taken In
the annual forensic battle with
Washington by the women at Oregon
and already candidates for the team
are studying on the question. The
subject of suffrage Is an especially
interesting one to the "Oregon stu
dents as a thriving woman's suffrage
club has been formed by some of the
leading students and it is expected
that there will be an unparalleled
crowd in attendance at the debate
whim it takes place.
The dual debate league between
Washington and Oregon Is one of the
three such organizations in the Unit
ed States. The Oregon lassies won
the debate held at Eugene Inst year,
while the grits from Washington Uni
versity won the year before
Tlio KklHOys ami tlio Skin. If the
kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin
will be pimply or blotchy. Hood's
Sarsaparllla strengthens the kidneys,
and clears the complexion. By thor
oughly purifying the blood it makes
good health.
Baker, Or. A severe beating, fol
lowed by 'the painting of a portion of
his body, was administered to Pro
fessor G. R. Mullen, Instructor In
mathematics In the Baker high
school, by five young men. Forced at
tentions to young girls In school and
otner acts on his part, are given ns
the reason for the severe treatment.
The noyg taking part In the job are
members of well known families and
are Leslie Finch, Lorlng Hyde, Rert
Littlg. George McCord and Robert
Finkelnberg.
ALIMONY FOR HUSBAND.
Woman Granted Divorce ami Must
Pay SIO a Month to Man.
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Edna Hac-kett,
aged 49, obtained a divorce from John
Hackett, agt-d 63, on proving that
was a habitual drunkard, and l
court decreed that she should pay her
husband $40 a month for his support
as long ns he lived. The property of
the couple, valued at $26,000, was
nwardod to Mrs. Hackett.
They're all progressives and State
ment No. 1 men now.
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Ifaudouillo
TONIGHT
(S ip ai on gI
THEATRE
re-opened under the former
management that made the
show-house so popular and
gave to Pendleton the best acts
In vaudeville and latest motion
pictures.
We
Recommend
Tonight's
Program
Doors Open at 7, Uusal Prices.
PASTIME
THEATRE
CASS MATLOCK, Prop
Best Pictures
More Pictures
Latest Pictures
and illustrated songs in the
city.
Shows afternoon and eve
nings. Refined and enter
taining for the entire family.
Next to French Restaurant
Entire change three times
each week. Be sure and see
the next change.
Adults 10c Children under
10 years, 5c.
PENDLETON'S POPU
LAR PICTURE SHOW
- TME
COSY
Where the entire family can en
joy a high-clans motion picture
show with comfort.
Fun, Pathos
Scenic
Thrilling
All Properly
Mixed
Open Afternoon and Evening.
Cliangcs Sunday, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
Next Door to St. George Hotel.
Admission 5c and 10c.
Theatre
J. P. MADERXACn, Prop.
High-Class
Up-to-Date
Motion
Pictures
i
F or Men, Women and
Children
Program changes
Snnday's, Tuesday's and
Friday's
See Program in Today's
Paper