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pood looking attractive and desirable.
that's the kind of clothes we sell
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Giving you a price range within your purse limit and
no matter what garment you choose it will have 100 per
cent value for every dollar you invest
Furnishings in Keeping With
These Clothes
Whatever is correct, you'll find here.
"Smart Shoes for Women"
SPRING MODES
COR THE WOMAN OF TASTE who requires that
V her shoes shall embody the very newest and smartest
or styles combined with practicability, daintiness and re
finement. In nearly all types of shoes and slippers there is a tendency toward
fancy effects. Shoes are a very important part of Milady's wardrobe this
season, since narrow skirts, albeit longer than formerly, leave the feet
very much exposed.
Your inspection is invited with the knowledge that our display is
strong in its appeal to the women of taste and refinement.
Patent Lace Tango. New Kidney Heel, turn sole any buckle or orna- tt A ff
ment desired, Latett 5th avenue toe, a beautiful design showing Jhtil f If J
Grace and Snug Fit, A A to D, 2 1-2 to 8, PRICE yT W
Patent Ideal Kid Colonial Leather covered or cut steel buckles. A
pump worn in all fashionable centers,
lloomy toe, yet graceful in lines, in ap
pearance ; either kidney or Cuban hch.
A A to I). Price .'...,..:.......... ?4.00
In dull kid with covered buckle ?4.00
In Hronzc, same style, price $5.00
In White liu'ek, price ?4.00
In Velvet, price S3.50
yew lines of Man Janes, Baby Stuarts
just arrived.
This is the store that sells the FAMOUS
Kensington $3.50 Hats tor Men
SOFT HATS OR DERBIES.
Xot an unusual price but a very
unusual quality, U where we lay our
claim TO THE BEST ?3.50 IIAT
IN PENDLETON. Soft hats in
the following colors: Blues, greens,
pearls, erevs, browns and black,
TUTOXES, blue and grey, green
and brown, black and white.
Side bows, bows on the three- quar
ter or back.
Iligh crease crown with roll brim,
pencil curl or straight brim, pull
down brim of staple shape.
Kensington hats come in all the
new Stetson shapes and styles.
OMO SHIELDS
Weigh the cost of your finest
gowns against a pair of dress shields
1 and you will realize that "what
shields to choose" is a really import
ant question. Omo shields include
styles for everv costume, Price pair
20 to 75.
Phoenix Silk Hose
For Women
Serviceable silk, pure dye thread
of finest quality, makes every pair
of Phoenix silk hose exceptionally
durable and wonderfully economical.
Price 75. ?i.OO, ?1.50
Someof the Prettiest
Costumes
for Spring and Summer wear are of
"CHENEY shower proof FOU
LARDS." These make up into quite the most
attractive frocks, not a bit loud, but
simply smart and good looking.
Dresses that any woman may well
bo proud to wear calling, at the the
ater, reception, for shopping, driving
or traveling.
The mo'st popular colors and de
signs will be found in our silk de
partment A PLEASURE TO
SHOW. The yard... 79 to 98
Buy Your TOILET Preparations HERE
Where quality is assured. You can depend upon the preparations that we
offer at our store to be the best for the price no matter what the price.
50 Hinds Honey and Almond
Cream - 39
50 Creme Elcaya 39?
50 Melba Creme. 30
50? Malvina Cream .. 39?
25? Peroxide Cream 19?
25? Sanital Cream 19?
50? Pebeeo Tooth Paste - 39?
25? Colgates Tooth Paste 19?
25? Colgates Tooth Powder 19?
25? Dr. Lvons' Tooth Powder 19?
50? LaBlache Face Powder. 39?
50? Java Rice Face Powder- 39?
50? Pozonnio Face Powder 39?
25? Woodbury's Face Powder 19?
25? Triciim Powder........ . 19?
25? Cashmere Bouquet Soap 19?
25? Packers Tar Soap 19?
25? 4711 Glycerine Soap... 19?
15? Pears Soap 12?
75? Finaud's Toilet Water. 65?
25? Palmers Almond Meal...: 19?
Hydragcn Peroxide 10?, 15?
Emb. Crepe Voile
A wash material, emb. in neat pat
terns of sheer effect for waists, trim
mings, collars, etc. 30 inches wide.
The yard 98?
Wool Challie
The one dress fabric that is sen
sible and most practical. A big ship
ment of new designs and colorings.
27 inches wide; all wool. The
yard ... ...... : 50?
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays To Trane Save Your T.P. W. Trading Stamps
With Spring at hand our Premium Dept.
offers many new and attractive articles
that may behad with!.? '.Vi, tradingstamps
We show a large line of rocking chairs in oak, leather upholstering and
wicker that aro especially suitable for porch and bedroom use. These
may be had for from one book 'of stamps upwards.
As the warm weather comes on you will find an increasing use for
one of our comfortable jwrch swings. Even the baby has not been for
gotten for wo have cool wicker cradles fully equipped with a mosquito
bar spreader. '
"Hotpoint"' electrical and cooking appliances will aid you. to use your
stove less and keep your house cool with but a small cost for the electric
ity. Electric irons to make your laundering easy. Electric coffee pcr-
'. cnlators for better coffee with less trouble. Crown electric bread toasters
that make delicious, crisp toast that we give for 10 pages of T. P. W.
; trading stamps.
We have just received a complete line of the celebrated Johnson's
white porcelain ware. It is made in ransome patterns in exact dupli
cate of real Haviland china. We have a large showing of Haviland al
so, but as most people don't caVe to uso their le8t china for everyday use
this Johnson porcelain is more durable with the same high grade appear
ance. There are coffe and tea cup9 and saucers, four sizes of plates,
oatmeal and sauce dishes, creamers and sugar bowls, soup and vegetable
plates and five sizes of platters. We will carry the above articles in stock
at all times so that by saving your stamps, yon can from time to time get
each article until you have a complete set. Tt requires from one to 7
paces of stamps for the different items. SAVE YOUR T P W
STAMPS. "THEY ARE GOOD AS GOLD."
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Woman Varied Interests
Social and Club News, Personals, Fashions, Home Hints
and Other Items of Interest to the World Feminine.
socrecv
In recognition of the fa?t that ah
was the mother of their church and
as a tribute to her memory, member
of the Church of the Redeemer are
now engaged in raising money for a
memorial window to the late Aura M.
Kaley. It was originally intended to
aecure the necessary money from
member of the church but so many
have requested to be allowed to con
tribute toward honoring the woman,
who was not only the mother of the
church but also the "mother of Pen-
Feeling
Just Right
this Spring Is largely it matter
of keeping the digestion perfect,
the blood pure, the liver and
bowels active. For this kind of
work
HOSTETTERS
Stomach Bitters
Is well adapted. Try it today.
dleton," that the committee in charge
has decided to accept donations from
whomsoever offers.
Mrs. A. W. Kugg will entertain the
ladles of the W. C. T. U. at her home
on the' corner of Jackson and Garfield
streets next Tuesday afternoon. A
reception for new members will be
held between the hours of 2 and 3 and
a business session will follow.
Miss Cecile Boyd, who is at present
in the Y. W. C. A. at Portland, has
accepted a position as assistant Phy
sical Education instructor under Dr.
Hall at the University of Washington,
for the summer session beginning
June 22. Athena Press.
Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson and Miss
Katherine Campbell returned this
morning from Yansycle where they
spent a week with . Mrs. George
Strand. Mrs. Etrand accompanied
them back to the city.
Mrs. Adolph L. Schaefer has re
turned from Weston where she was
the guest of Mrs. L. J. Fredericks and
Miss Margaret Proebstel.
The Care of Children
Foods for Paby.
nice puddings are simple and safe
(o give a baby from the time he Is
eighteen months of ege:
A quarter of a cupful of rice (care
fully washed), two tablpspoonfuls of
sugar, one saltspoonful of salt, one
pint of milk.
Mix all the ingredients well, pour
Irto a small baking dish and bake
for two hours, rather slowly at first.
Cut the crust several times and stir
Ic into the rest of the pudding. Let it
brown before taking from oven.
Apple Tapioca, or "Bird's Nest
Pudding." Combinations of apples
and tapioca are attractive and nour
ishing dessert)) for a baby from two
years of age.
A quarter of a cupful of granulat
ed tapioca, one tablespoonful of su
gar, a pinch of salt, one pint of boil
ing water, three tart apples, sugar and
nutmeg.
Mix the tapioca, sugar and salt, pour
the boillnar water on slowlvand cook
a double boiler for fifteen min
utes. Pare and core the apples and
fill the holes with sugar and a little
nutmeg; then pour over these the
tapioca mixture. Cover the dish and
bake for half an hour. This may be
served with a little cream and su
gar. Baked apples, apple sauce, clarified
apples, "apple snow," stewed prune
and prune Jelly are all suitable des
serts for a baby from the time he Is
one year old.
Home Hints and Recipes
Approve Corn oil as Food.
That oil made from corn can be
used as a substitute for olive oil In
fcod is the conclusion reached by
Dean L. E. Sayre of the University
of Kansas School of Pharmacy after
a series of experiments. Corn oil is
a by-product of cereal manufacturing.
It comes from the heart of the corn
and has a golden yellow color, light
characteristic odor, and a pleasant
taste, similar to that of freshly ground
cornmeal. It can be used In a num
ber of ways in the kitchen, being es
pecially valuable as a substitute for
lard.
Plant Supports'.
The steel rods from old umbrellas
make fine plant supports, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean. Disconnect
them where they Join the upper part
and also where the ring slips the
handle, and you have a double rod
to slip Into your flower pots, and If
they are painted green they are un-noticeable.
The Forty Year Test.
An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period of forty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public ' In
1872. From a small beginning it ha
grown In .favor and popularity until
it has attained a world wlJe reputa
tion. You will find nothing better for
a cough or cold. Try it and you
will understand why "t is a favorite
after a period of more than forty
years. It not only gives relief It
cures. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
IIEHMJSTOX LOCALS.
(Special Correspondence.)
HEItMISTON, March 21. Prof.
Pittman, field representative of the
state normal school, accompanied by
County Superintendent Young, visit
ed Hermlston, lecturing in the high
school to the pupils and their par
ents. A dance was given by the married
man of the town on the 17th and
proved one of the most enjoyable of
the season. It was given In the Her
mlston Mercantile hall, which was
decorated most attractively In colors
of the day. The United Orchestra of
Pendleton furnished the music. The
dance was attended by about thirty
couples.
About fifteen couples of the young
er folks of the town Journeyed to
Stanfield In machines to attend the
St. Patrick's dance.
. The ladles of the Baptist . church
were hostesses of a silver tea on
Tuesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. B. T. Youel.
Mrs. C. W. Kellogg was the hostess
of a delightful luncheon yesterday in
honor of her mother, Mrs. McDon
ald of Mlneapolls, and Mrs. McCoy frf
Omaha who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. C. E. Baker.
The following ladles were present:
Mrs. Laura Davis, Mrs. Mary Clark,
Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. 'H. T. Fraser, Mrs.
C. E. Baker, Mrs McCoy and Mrs.
McDonald.
County School Superlntendet J. A.
Yeager is in this section visiting the
Hermlston schools and those In the
outlying districts.
Mrs. Laura Headington Is In Uma
tilla this week transacting business.
D. C. Brownell and Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrl Brownell of Umatilla were vis
itors in town today.
F. B. Swayze and E. P. Dodd left
Tuesday morning for Portland.
Mrs. D. C. Brownell was a visitor
from Umatilla Monday
Politicians Rather in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20. State
politicians of high and low degree
gathered here today to attend the
democratic state convention which
opens today, when democrats of na
tional prominence will attend as hon
ored guests and speakers. There
will bo exploitations of rival booms
for every office in the coming state
and congressional elections during to
night and for the remainder of the
time the convention is in session.
Various district committee meetings
are scheduled for tonight.
UMATILLA STARTS FIRST.
UNIT OF WATERWORKS
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(Special Correspondence.)
UMATILLA, Ore.. March 21. At
a recent meeting of the city council
a contract was awarded James Atch
ison of this place for the digging of
a well which Is to be the first unit
of Umatilla's municipal water works
for which the city voted bonds for
$20,000.
At the same meeting the following
appointments were made by the may
or' and approved by the countly.
J. A. Stephens, city marshal; J. T.
Hlnkle, city attorney; Carl Mc
Naught, city engineer.
Municipal Railway Pays.
8AN FRANCISCO. March 21. The
Geary Street Municipal Railway is one
of San Franciscos best paying Invest
ments. Its accumulated earnings now
amount to $263,240, according to fig
ures given 'out here today. The road
began business In December, Uli
The Union Street Line, since It came
Into possession of the city, shows
earnings of Just about one half of that
of the Geary street line. This Is con
sidered remarkable by city officials as
the Union line Is less than half the
length of the Geary street line.
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