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For 1912 our line has been strengthened, every department has been enlarged
and added to, making The Hub today Pendleton s greatest store for bargains. Our natrons all sav that
we sell tor 55 -5 per cent less on everything and in many instances for even 50 per cent less than other stores. This is an easy statement for
merchant to make, but we are merely quoting what the public says.
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(5ur buyer on his last
trip cast bought a large
line of men's suits for
spring at about 50c on
tlio dollar.
Because we are offer
ing you clothing at a
low price, it does not
mean that you are buy
ing a cheap, shoddy
suit merely basted to
gether. Selling for cash at
all times wo arc thus
able to buy for cash.
Our buyer who lmys
for our seven large
stores, is at all time
watching for snaps. A
money has not been
very plentiful in the
east, he found at this
time several clothing
manufacturers w i th
more clothing than
money and glad to dis
pose of their merchan
dise at a small cash
price. These are of
good material, also well
made and at nearlv
HALF PRICE.
$5.00 Men's Suits selling at $2.50
$10.00 Men's Suits selling at $5.00
.$1-2.50 Men's Suits selling at 7.50
$15.00 Men's Suits selling at S8.95
$17.00 Men's Suits selling at $9.7.1
$18.00 Men's Suite selling at S10.50
$-)0.00 Men's Suits selling at 311.05
$3:100 Men's Suits selling at S12.75
$25.00 Men's Suits selling at. S13.95
. Come in, it will lo a pleasure to
show you these suits whether you need
one now or not.
Boys' Knickerbocker
Suits
We have also Boys' Knickerbocker
Suits selling from SI. 50 to 3.95
Overalls
Hero is where you can get
just the thing you want. We
have them from a little boy's 5
years old to a big lxiy that can
measure, 52 inches around the
waist.
Price to little boys 25?
Price to big bovs that wear a
52 ... 85?
Men's and Boys'
Shirts
We have just received sever
al hundred drummers sample
shirts. These are shirts of all
descriptions, all colors and
styles. They are slightly
soiled, but for the price we
are offering them you can af
ford to have them laundered.
Men's
Union
Suits
Men's sample
underwear,
short and long
sleeves, knee
and ankle
length
Sample
Prices
A Visit to our store will read
ily convince you that we have
the largest and most complete
line of men's working gloves,
overalls, shirts, underwear and
in fact anything in gents wants.
Pants
tats I
Gentlemen, we can offer you
something worth talking about,
in our pants department.
A fine corduroy pants, peg
tp and with cuffs, sold in
most all stores at $3.00, out
place 1.8iJ
Good pants at. 85?, 1.25.
1.45, and 1.65.
Drummers' Sample
Gloves
That's enough, you know the
rest. i liov e:in t, lie beat and V.
we sell them far below regular
prices.
fll fil
jilt
Hats
Hats
$;'..:.0 Men's Hats for.. 2.15
$3.00 Men's Hats for... S1.95
$2.50 Men's Hats for... 1.S5
$2.00 Men's Hats for... 1.25
Oxfords for the
Ladies
At Ono Half or Regular Price.
$1.50 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps 75?
$2.00 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps for 1.00
$2.50 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps for 1.25
$3.00 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps for 1.50
$1.00 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps for 1.95
$1.50 Ladies' sample oxfords and
pumps for 2.25
THKSK A TIE FACTS, SOT
MKKKLY FIGURES.
Shoes
Ladies' lt button white buck
shoe for 3.10
Ladies' 10 button white canvas
shoe for 2.3j
Ladies' 10 button tan calf shoo
for 5j?3.15
Lace shoes for 1.25, 1.-15,
1.95, 2.85
hoes for EVIen
Here is where we have built our reputa
tion, we give at all times the greatest values
in shoes ever known ; ask the man who has
patronized us.
Men's 5.00 gun metal shoe?
for S3.G5
Men's $0.00 Genuine Kan
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;.I1U MIDI'S ior p-.tj
Men's $4.50 high top and
high heel calf shoe, the
genuine Goodvear welt
for 3.20
$3.50 Men's shoes at 2.65
$2.75 Mom's outing shoes
at ' 1.95
$2.50 Men's outing shoos
at .'. 1.S5
Lades' and Children's
Hlose
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It will pay von to come here for vour w -'d3V
hosiery 7 1-2?, 10, 12 1-2?, 20?, " 0J r
Ladii
hose ... .
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THE DR.UMMERS SAMPLE STORE
"WE SET THE PACE OTHERS CAN'T KEEP UP"
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New Moiy just iitld
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Ladies' Sample Underwear
We just received a largi line
of sample underwear consist
ing of ladies' and misses' un
ion suits, ladies' vesti and
drawers, some children's and
infant's.
These will be sold for about
one half of rearular price.
10c Ladies' sleeveless vests -1? I
15c, Ladies sleeveless vests j
4 -C
20e Ladies' sleeveless vests 10?
25c Ladies' sleeveless vests
12 l-2
30c Ladies' sleeveless vests k5?
-10c Ladies' sleeveless vests 20c
50c Ladies' sh?eveless vests 25?
05c Ladies' sleeveless vests 35?
35c Ladies long sleeve vests
15?
35c Ladies' knee and ankle
length drawers 15?
Some extra jrood at 20? m.d
35?.
40c Ladies' pnion suits for 201
75c Ladies' union suits for 35?
S.h Ladies' union suits for -10?
$1 Ladies' union suits for 50?
$1.50 Ladies' union suits 75?
Kegular 75c ladies' union suits,
medium weight, with ".z
sleeves and ankle length; .
fine garment, for spring, foi
only 35?
A fine lot of children's union
suits, medium weight with
long sleeve and ankle lemrth
per garment 17 l-2o
OREGON SUE AT
FRISCO IS SELECTED
COMIMHSKK 3 1-2 ACIJE
TIIACT OX l'KKSIDIO
Selection JIimIc With i:ialHrnU, Ccr
ciiioiiics by Jx-lrtnitioii lleailed liy
Governor West and in Presenco t
20,000 Ifi
San Francisco, March 15. The sit
of all sites for state buildings on the
1915 exposition grounds is Oregon's.
To the accompaniment of a military
ceremonial of brilliancy unprecedent
ed in San Francisco, and In the pres
ence of 20,000 towns people, Gover
nor West and the Oregon exposition
commission. Julius I Meier, L. M.
Travis and F. N. Robinson, has for
mally received the ground for Ore
gon's state building at the world's
greatest exposition.
The site is a park of three and one
half acres on the Presidio. It is on
an elevation, facing the bay. It
overlooks rjolden Gate, where the
ships of the world, coming and going,
must 'pass in continual review. It is
within 100 yards of the Union street
car line, the only streetcar facilities
thus far afforded to the grounds.
Oregon's delegation is delighted.
Such is the bigness of the San Fran
cisco hospitality, that they felt they
could as safely choose the public
square or the city building for a site.
Three troops of cavalry and the (
cavalry band flinging forth stirring
martial music led the review. Fol
lcwed Governor West of Oregon,
Lieutenant Governor E. J. Wallace of
California, Mayor James Rolph Jr., of
San Francisco, and President C. C.
Moore of the exposition in the first
car. The Oregon exposition commis
sion and Harris D. Connick, director
o:' works, in the second car.
Then came committees on recep
tion and arrangements and the del
egation in 150 automobiles.
San Franciscicns say the Oregon
booster spirit, exemplified by thft
"Oregon First" excursion? is the most
intense they have ever seen and that
the exposition with more Portland
and Oregon in it will be more widely
and more loudly advertised. Until
the Oregon building is constructed,
the Oregon fir brought on the train
will mark the site and the plate on
It will tell its purpose.
IL
GEOKCiE HUMPHREY. RANCHER.
ADMITS KILLING MRS GRIFFITH
Tells In Detail How He Strangled
Neighbor WUlow as She Repulsed
His Attempted Aswanlt Carried
ISoily to Pond.
Hillsboro, Ore., March 15. Charg
ed with the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth
Griffith at her lonely home six miles
from Philomath. June 2, 1911. George
M. Humphrey, in the county jail here,
last night confessed to the crime and
gave assault as the motive. At the
same time he confessed to taking
m'oney from the purse of the dead wo
man. Humphrey told a clear story of hts
going to the Griffith home, of enter
ing and meeting Mrs. Griffith, a com
ely woman of about 56 years, of at
tempting to assault her. of her resist
ance with a butcher knife, of his ef
forts to qu'.et her screams by tying
a handkerchief about her neck, of ty
ing her hands with a bit of rope he
took from the shed at the end of the
house, and of discovering that the wo
man was dead.
Terror-stricken, he gathered the
body in his arms arid carried it to a
pond about a quarter of a mile dis
tant, w here he dropped it into the wa
ter and fled to his home, nearly a
mile distant.
Story of Long Manhunt.
The capture of Humphrey marks
the close of a most interesting man
hunt. Mrs. Griffith lived alone on a
farm in Ronton county, and among
her neighbors were George M.
Humphrey, his brother Charles and
the men's mother, Mrs. King, an aged
woman in frail health. The three
lived in seculsion on a tract of land
partly cleared. The neighborhood
was heavily timbered at one time anil
only small tracts have been cleared
at anv of the places. Mrs. Griffith
knew Mrs. King and a short time i"'
I for the tragedy had her stny at lV
Griffith home a week a. company.
Repels Attack of Death.
"Five years ago two doctors told
me I had only two years to live." This
startling statement was made by Still
man Green. Malachite. Col. "They
told me I would die of consumption.
It was up to me to try the best lung
medicine and I began to use Pr
King's New Discovery. It was well I
did. for today I am working and be
lieve I owe my life to this great throat
and lung euro that has cheated the
grave of another victim." It' folly to
suffer with coughs, cnM.s or other
throat troubles now. Take the cure
that's safest. Price 50 cents and $1.
Trial bottle free at Kooppen.
Work lloi-vo for Sale.
For sale, twelve head good work
horses. For further particulars ad
dress James Hill, He'lx. Oregon, or
call at my raivh. four and one halt
miles west of He'ix
A good treatment tor a cold settled
in the Inns is a HKP.UICK S I'.F.H
PKPPUR POROUS PLASTF.P. np- '
plied to tho chest to draw out in
flumniation. and PAI.I.AUDS HORF.
IKH'XP SYRUP to rolls tightness
You get the two remedies for tho
price of one by buying '.he dollar size
Horoliound Syrup; there Is a porous
plaster free with each bottle. Sold
by A. C. Koeppen & Pros.
Everybody goes to the Orpheum t
ee the best and the clearest picture.
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