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est and Best Store, Where "quality" is the watch
ivord, where "real values" confront ycu on every tzrn
where you always receive courteous treatment
where the newest, choicest things arc always shown
first where whatever you buy is the best fzr the
price no matter what the price.
Spec! 69c
7 inch shao-w flor.neir.rs.
7 inch o:i;Trci? rod v.iVi.
4 inch onjhri'ivlorki for infsnt ner.
-4 inch illwr cr..VT.iaeris. wcni fro:n
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New Arrivals in Shoes
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The uminT vaca
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the oiilv jror
footwear i:h travt-Iinc suits.
e are prepared by recent arrivals of lres
fy street 1ks to mm voter demand.
Come in and permit us to fhow yoa the new.
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Suiting 47c
Kiilit now when yu can us-o the vah fab
riee to the Inst advantajn.
CVnios iu ilain cvlors elkvk and plaid,
worth from to $1.25 yard. Sjnvial to
morrow 47f
Silk and Wool Crepe 98c
And novelty Weave? in soft, lieht weight
fahrics drajv uvll. ' fnmo in all colors, i
iiu-hts wide. Ernoeiallv adapted for drees.
The vdrd . J 9S
Have you ever tied it? If no why not
Once used, always used. The ler-t wah
fil rie of its kind liiiht and Au-r. Strong a
fteel. Iyk, wa.-hes and irons Utter than
liucn. The yard 25
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ONE SPEtTAL LOT WOMEN'S
FI.OWEIIED I'lIEPE DIIESES trimmed
with lace and piping f contrast inj; colors.
Sif-s 16. IS, Si. Value up to $:.; fr
93.95
ONE SPECIAL LOT OF 1IATINE
DRESSES, made in th.e most attractive models
trimmed with velvet huttons emhroidcred col
lar finishes! with f-uede belts. 'ol..rs. pink,
blue, preen, lavender mixtures. Uejrular price
$12.50 to $14.75 for J?9.9S
CAPJIARTT OVERALLS ONLY ..
S3? PER PAIR
Tiio Peoples Uareh
Trrie.
Save Vour T. P. W.
u'.i:k.vt ifsini ixm
oincu: of i:lks uuoi:
AF Enr-EEN. Wath. June . Re-
- n f.v and t.s thvusind dollars
:ti his accout.u, a warrant has been
isf-ed f.-r the krrert. of Louis M
I:ot-r. former -creiary t,l the Elks
J'-dge. Uu-r is alleged to have flrd
rew-B'Jy hen fcked by officials of
the l'sdee fr a detailed tL4temeiit.
Tke titmt TILkI.
CHICAGO. June . It paid NeIon
Sli:r t Join the Odd Ftllos, be
aaid. ecrta h h-ard w hen Jhua
Xruce waa being evLmlturi aa a can
cidau fvr admission caused him to
bav Lru' a rrejrt 1 and to cue hU
15 tjr divorce. The decre a
rrctd.
POP.TLANU. Or.. June A large
r un-il-r of irii:it,g. osiug eugenic
' k:ir" w-re ev'rtci in the baby how
'.z.f ti:4 in Penlfcisuia pk.rk in con-
tection Hb the P.oae Fetlval under
tt aupi' of the North Portland
Ccn-.nvercifcJ club acd )u women's
kuxiliry. Tn thasr.fion boy and
g:rl ;L1 receive a bronse meda:
fered by an tatern ly'jtlication and
j:; b Mju-red in tr. "U-tUr baby"
tottrt at the at fair this fa'-I.
iArrton Maft-ic JJge has adopt-
j CV ytMEJ fJ H.C fir. iiiju IJl H )I,UI'
j srtory brl' it lodge u offic build'
j it.
A fafUtrtit tA 4 iUf Ot I'l-HiiU:
Um HtVrUHl Vl(da.
ti'Av 1 hereby g'.wt-n triist Ciiy
'A ptfjetvo JrjiproveriKfit Ilor J J arid
J, fceriea If, j:J paid upon pre-
-t.'f '.'Hi bereif to t-'i Undersigned
jjt t. Awri'an Ni'ior.al Lfcr.k. per,.
Wot ton kiid t-.(K tbi
fji'6 Uh , il.
LfcH MOP.EHOf.VK.
Tit-i-it'r, t'i'f of piid.'ton. try
Win V!ii;r U'i ''y- (A'lr
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Lyk Li
men
Trading Stamps
Kick Was nital.
'NORTH YAKIMA, June 9 Kicke
over th heart by a yearling colt!
which he valued at 11.000, Irving S.
Knight of Parker Hottom. a pioneer
settled of the Yakima valley, and well
Lnm d sti-.il .ri-i-! J i. p i.f tViia uiwtti.n !
died -veral hours later without re
covering const iouneKS. No one saw
the accident.
Inquiry nU KIt Iisa4T.
LONLhjN, June i An admiralty
Inquiry was ordere Into the collision
betmeen the Allan liner Corinthian
and the Thames river pleasure steam
boat Oriole, in which the Oriole was
sunk a it was docking here and II
persons were drowned.
The steel work In the new court
house at Klamath Falls will be made
at Portland by the Northwet fteeeli
company.
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Social and Club News, Personals, Fashions, Home Hints
and Olher Items of Interest to the World Feminine.
sociecv
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geary Taylor and Mr.
sn.l Mm. Fred FullitiRton are camped
at Lum'an for a short outing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ptangier are
taking a vacation at Seaside.
Miss Peth Smith, daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. K. U. Smith, has returned
from Washington, l C, where the
spent the year In a seminary.
Mrs. H. T. Tarker and son, Wesley.
are here from Salem as the guests of
Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. J. L
Carroll.
At 10:30 yesterday at Rrown Hall
Joseph L. lHinne and Miss Flora E
Quick were united In marriage, Uev.
E U. Oleve nger of the Baptist church
rfflciating. They left on the noon
train for Portland, where they will
attend the P.ose Festival. The bride
is one of the landladies of Prown
Hall and her husband is a well-known
carpenter of the city.
Complimenting her house guest.
Mrs. A. F. Toningsen of Ontario. Ore
on. Mrs. Sam E. Paine entertained
two tables of bridge yesterday after
noon at her home on West Court
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald W. Bohn of
Hermlstun and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Pohn and H. Miller of Fort Wayne.
Indiana, are visiting in Walla Walla
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Morrow, parents of Mrs. G W. Bohn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Isaacs are
rex-eiving congratulations upon thej home jn ntMi, they having local
birth of an eight-pound son at their, ,n ,ho R hliw,u Mp Whit.
home on Tutullla street Sunday.
Home Hints and Recipes
l ColiM-nl raises.
urn warning launcs or aeiieate
color do n..t rub soap on the article!
itJ t i . .1 I . .
its-lf. Instead, make a suds first'
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tiuu Uiniirjpc lur 111 11, TUUUing
gently between the hands. The color
of ginghams Is likely to run In the
first washing, so thev should rre-
iously be souked In cold
water to
which a tablespoonful of turpentine
has btx-n added.
li-tas,of -a.in.
Many of the new coat" are cut with
a iletidel flare.
The flliihtly rulfed waitl!ne Is
rather becoming in the draped skirt
j worn with a blouse! waist.
Kippiea will be used fur a finish to!
skirts and coats. Some of the new Mrs ('has. HoKgard was a Pendle
evening wraps are finished with these' tori passenger Monday,
variations of a flounce. j Mrs. (. c. lierkeley returned to her
There is a wide choice of sleeves, lium in Pendleton Friday.
1 this season.
The kimona still holdsi a number of baseball fans attend
U a Miiart rival to the ed the ballgatne both at Echo and
its own and
raglan and drop shoulder isIeeVe-
The Care of Children
Tliei Menace of lite Pa1fli-r.
A word of warning is needed about
the use of "pacifiers" and the habit
of thumb-sucking. "Pacifiers" are
harmful for many reasons. I have
seen mothers most conscientious
about the care and cleanliness of the
nipples on the feeding bottles who
would yet allow the baby to use a
pacifier between feeding times.
The
pacifier dropped from the baby's
mouth to the floor, only to go backj
WILL SEE SON WED IN
ft-.
tomorrow, founa KooauveIC the
huntibK (ompanlon knd sw.,nd son of
("olie Theodore Koohev t, wooed!
i, nd won Ml Wliiard m-n they
wcie both iiiemhei of M iwAur party
to the mouth of the baby again carry,
ing with it filth and disease.
lang.-r frm infection through
germ.s however, is only a part of the
Indictment aginst It. The constant
sucking often produces adenoliU, with
their host of attendant evils. Fre
quently this practice result In a seri
ously deformed mouth, with narrow
ing of the palate and protrusion of
the upper front teeth. This latter
deformity Is also characteristic as a
result of thumb-sucking. The pro
trusion of the upper teeth ruins the
child's appearance and leads to the
formation of the habit of mouth
breathing, which Is a condition eo
serious that its results may Impair
the general health, leading to the
easy contraction of Infectious diseases,
tnd to general nutritional disorders.
It Is simple and direct to stop the
use of the pacifier, but to correct the
habit of thumb-sucking requires pati
ence and perseverance. During the
daytime the hands may be kept In
loose mittens. At night. If other
measures fail, the child may be put
to bed in a sleeping bag large enough
to allow the legs and arms freedom
of action yet narrow enough to pre
vent the child from putting the thumb
Into the mouth. The use of a harm
less bitter substance, like a weak solu
tion of quinine, rubbed on the thumb
has itis advocates, but I do not ad
vise it unless all other means prove
useless.
ST .X HELD LOCALS.
(Special Correspondence.)
STAN FIELD, June . Mr. and
Mr. W i Tl i -rvi r WhltA r.rsntlv mnr.
-i.,.. . :.' ... ..i,i. .v.,.
slstant station agent here.
J. E. Ueale Is the new night man
at the O.-W. it. & X. station here.
Mrs. H. W. Wessell returned to her
home at Laidlaw, Oregon, after sev
eral weeks' visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Cotant.
.... . ',
hat Manfield needs is some more
... . .
houses. There is not a vacant houso
1 in the city. Every day people are en
quiring for houses.
F. H. I'aze of Portland was here
,nis week looking after his interests
n the Page ranch,
ir. ; k. vats of Portland, spent
a couple of days on his ranch this
week. He says the ranch never look-
eJ better. f
1 'r- and Mrs. J. II. Cmmb were
Pendleton visitors the latter part of
tne week. Mrs. Crumb is in the hos-
pital at that place, having undergone
an operation Friday.
1'inatilU Sunday,
Truman Yates took In the circus in
Pendleton Tuesday.
Fred Murdock of Murdock. Minn.,
was looking over the town Thursday
Miake Off Your ItlMfimatiMn.
Now Is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle of chamberlain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear. Sold by all dealers. Ad
Lumber and creosote firms are
. rduiinins in nut .town wood block on
tne Urinton roa(J out ot .ortand.
SPAIN
In the romantic -ounrv ot Virginia
UI U'illards iulv sUiie, Ths bridal
Is dttUKhter of Joseph It, Willard.'a business trip to Pott Iu fid
I ' f siobxssador to Kpaln snd Is a
i1ii favorite at the J'uplri") couil.
Children Cry
The Kind You Hare Always
In use for over 30 Tears,
ana lias been lnaao unaer ms per-Sf-t-L
sonal supervision since Its infancy.
Y J-eUcAti Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ot
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Costoria Is a harmless pnhstirato for Castor Oil, Pare
Eoric, Drops and Soothing 'Syrnps. 1 1 is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its apre is its guarantee. It destroys AVorni
and allays Fcverishness. For more than thirty years it
lias been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and llowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy nnd natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
I Bears the
M
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
VKKSTLIX MATCH IS
IIF.LIi AT HKKMISTON
(Special Correspondence.)
IIEUM I.STOX, Ore.. June 9. Jack
Kennedy, well known wrestler In this
section, and O'Connell of the Multno
mah Athletic club, had a match "to
a finish" Saturday evening in the
Skinner building.
For over two hours these men toss
ed and gripped each other, neither
M tting a fall in that time. Kennedy
finally fell exhausted to the floor leav
ing O'Connell standing, staggering and
l-asplng for breath, this giving O'Con
rell the match.
Hermiston and Kcho baseball clubs
of the Irrigation league played in
Kcho yesterday. Hermiston scoring 11
times to Kcho H 2. Tile largest num
I er of fans ever folliuing the home
team left Hermiston on the chartered
motor at 1 o'clock.
Hermiston made the first score In
the first half of the fourth Inning,
running in three scores and again in
the sixth with five scores
In the eighth Inning Kcho ran In
their two scores, Hermiston running
in three more scores the first half of
the eighth.
Hryant, Calloway and Hosklns
pitched for Kcho and Phelps for Her
mlston. Starcher of L'matilla, um
pired the game.
liy Hermiston winning it ties the
two teams for first place and, pro
viding neither team loses a game to
either t-'tanfield or Umatilla a cham
pionship game will be played at the
end of the season, the place to be de
cided later.
Mrs. A. E. Itobb and Mrs. Jack
Kobb were hostesses of a delightful
party Friday afternoon a tcarda.
The young men of the younger set
gave another of their delightful dances
Saturday evening in the Hermiston
Mercantile hall.
About twenty-five couples were
present.
Mrs. J. Roth and Mrs. J. M. Scar
borough were visitors at the county
Mat last week.
Miss Virginia Todd and Messrs.
11. C. Walker and John a Robert
were guests of Miss Irtil Wattenburg-i-r
Sunday, at the Wattenburger hoiiot
ir. Kcho.
Mr and Mrs. C. H. McN'aught, Mr.
ind Mrs. V, K. Littler and Mr. and
Mrs. F. U. Swa)e spent Sunday in
Irrigon.
Mrs. Kudduck entertained the
members of her dancing class, and
some of their friends with a final ball
in Thursday evening.
Many of lh new dances mudu
their first appearance j iirrinlstoq
M-My, Mr. Sapper and Mrs. Hud
duck dancing many of lh steps of
I he tango.
Leliglitful refreshments were serv
ed by I he hostess.
Miss HesslH Mcpherson left Kulur
"uy for Pendleton to spend Ilia week
iii wldi lur parent and her slsier.
Mis uisy Mcpherson, who returned
Hie last of (he Week from (tie eusC
where die Imrt been attending school.
VV, T Robert returned Saturday
rooming from Pendleton win-re ho
has been Visiting for several days,
Mr. L. J. Mead and diiuKhter left
(hi morning for Portland to visit
Mr. Mead's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Fraser and son,
Mr. and Mr. C, W Kellogg and M.
nnd Mrs. II. M. Straw and daughter,
wera vlllors In Kcho yesterday.
It. J, a. Hose, formerly of this city
l ul now with (ha Portland I'enlal
College, has been in town for several
da in connection with hi office
til ra,
Jack Johnson fiuriiiii noma yea
(rday morning from Corvallis whera
be has been attending school,
V.. V. Lodd relumed Sunday from
A, o. Mean was up from I'mallllai
Hoduy,
for Fletcher's
Bought, and which has been
lias bomotho signature ot
Signature of
Ralph Allen and It. K. Dean
In Kcho Sunday.
wera
(hamltcrlaiirt 041c, Claileia
Diarrhoea lumrdy.
and
Every lamlty without exception
should keep this preparation at hand,
during the hot weather of the sum
mer months. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy la
worth many times Its cost w-hen need
ed and is almofct certain t-j be need
ed before the summer la over. It hai
no superior for the purpose for
which It l Intended. Buy It now. For
sale by all dealers. Adv.
Ia ;rainV Itoneer tiii
LA C.ItAXHK. Ore., June H A.
Harrison, Judge of Union county, when)
the county seat waa moved from I'nlorj
to La (Irande, died at his home In
this city. He canm here from I.uxcrne
county, Pennsylvania, and hal lived!
tn this county continuously since his
arrival. In 1 h5. He was 73 jeara
old and leaves a widow and two chil
dren. AFTER SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. Atelin Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Mlnneapolii, Minn. "After my littl
one waa born I was sick with pains in
my sides which the
doctor said wera
VI caused by inflamma
tion, l suffered
great deal every
month and grew very
thin. I was under tha
doctor'! care for two
long years without
any benefit. Finally
after reieatexl sug
Rentions to try it w
Pot I.vdia F. Pink.
ham's Vegetable ComKunL After tak
ing the Uiird bottle of the Compound I
was able to do my housework and today
J am stroni? and healthy aain. I will
answer letten if anyone wishes to know
about my cttM(.,"-Mrti. Johkimi Askun,
Caj Monrou k;t,N.i:.,Mii)ncaX)lis,Minn.
I-ydla E. Plnkliam's Vit'U1Io Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or 'armful
drugs, and bHy hold tlio record of
la-ing the most succimsf jl remedy wu
know for woman's ills. If you need such
medicine why don't you try It?
If you liavn lhe sl";liioi.t doubt
Hint Lydlii i:, IMnUlmm'N Veift
Me('4)iiiMiiiu m help yoti,wrltO
to L din i:.llfiklmni M(4lclnnCo.
(4uilliliitiul) I. iiii.Munh., for ad
I K c, Vour letter will le opened,
r d Bitd unswen il y woniau,
u4 field In strict coufldcucc,
A GOOD COMPLEXION
MEANS PURE BLOOD
Everybody llml wauls fins,
(rlowiiiif, V'litliful akin, should (ulkt
old reliable Hood's KurmipHi ills, a
I'hysiciaii ' iitiwriplioti, wbicli
cites h clear, Iieullliy color. When
vour blood is inudii iiiii', iiniii'i,
Imi'U, iiw, ecri'inn diMiippcsr,
IjiMCimr, n.4 of fli'iir, irr!
f"elin, wciil.nc.s are siiii(oiiih of
impiii", iitiliiiillliv hlomf,
Hood's K iriinirillii iiir!nct 1 1 . -blood,
Oct u boll lo (oiliiy,