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VAGY. TWO KU. EAST OTUT.OXIAN', PEXPLKTOy, OTCKGOX, FIJIDAV. SKPTKMIiKU V.m. TWELVE PAGES IrU- n 7) ,17 J7 - 71 - if mosr zn vaiue-zne oest in Quality iiiiiiituiiiuuitiiiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuuiiuiiiiuiiitiiiitiuinitinti The qualities, and the values we offer area tradition in the homes of Pendleton and vicinity. Good old fashionel ideas of the "fife and drum" day prevail, old fashioned standards of integrity are maintained. The customers satisfaction is an asset that is most carefully pre served against the possibility of attack for no business is sound unless protection is guaran teed to those who help to bui d it up. Old fashioned ideas but modern methods, values true to the core, styles true to the hour, and old fashioned standards of integrity are guide posts here for you and for us. H. & L. Blocks Gloves mMSN if. We are sole amenta in Pendle ton for the celebrated Block's work rrloves. They are known everywhere as the best fitting, moft satisfactory work glove made. They come in all styles,' irauntlets and short wrists, seamless palm or regular style. Reindeer, buckskin, horsehide, seakkin, etc. Every pair is fully guaranteed. The greatest line you ever saw at $1.50 PER PAIR Women's Ready-to- Wear Garments If you want the best and newest, the largest assort ment, the greatest values, the smartest styles, be sure to come to The Peoples Warehouse. Many new ship ments of women's tailored suits, dresses and coats have arrived in the last few days and our stock is the greatest ver shown in Pendleton. Our prices are most economical. Making a Suit and Overcoat History More important to you than war news, is the clothes news from this store. You're affected im mediately through our ability to bring profit to you. Hart Schaffner & Marx have given us suit models that are distinctly differ ent in weave, coloring, style; individuality in the lines ; striking fashions ; far greater values than the prices indicate. Have you seen the Tartan plaids, new chalk strires, checks pnd shepherd plaids? Thev're decided hits, everv one of them at 20, $22.30, $25, $27.50, $30. Make The Peoples Ware house your Headquarters While Visiting THE ROUND-UP Meet your friends here, write your letters here, check your parcels and luggage at our office, usejour rest room, ak us for any information you may wish. We are here to serve you and will gladly do anything w ithin our power to make your visit to the greatest show in the world pleasant. ito" '.'i..n,wMM,l,llm.riiw..n ROCERIES Complete line "PREFERRED STOCK' CAN NED AND GLASS GOODS. Xew 1914 pack goods arriving daily "T. P. WPURE FOOD SHOP." CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE The Latest in Fall Footwear Wo have at all times a most com plete and attractive stock of shoes for men, women and children. Every ef fort and care is taken in filling them to in sure a perfect fit and comfort. If you have feet that are hard to fit or that aro tender and give you trouble it will more than pay you to come and give us a trial. You will find our prices nre richt, quality and style best. Service as you would have it. T. P. W. Pure Food Shop Distributors of Schillings Best Baking Powder For vears the standard of PURITY AND EX CELLENCE. It pays to use GOOD BAKING POWDER and we cn assure you SCHILLINGS BEST is the BEST. Let us send you a can today. Pound 50 Two and one-half pound can $1.10 Five pound can $2.00 MONEY BACK IF NAT SATISFACTORY. T. P. W. Trading Stamps The Peoples Warehouse is the home of T. P. W. - trading stamps. One stamp is given with each 10c cash purchase. The premiums we give with T. P. W. trading stamps are the best ever given with any known premium plan. Save them and make them buv your Christmas gifts. At Meacham, on Wednesday even Ins, Jese Wation of Seattle and Mlaa Amy barker, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. L. Barker of Meacham, were united In marriage. The wedding was a very pretty affair and attended by immediate friends and the relatives of both. After the ceremony, a lunch, eon .was served. Mr. Watson Is a railroad man of Seattle and the cou ple Mill make their home In that city. The parents of the bride are promi nent ranch owners of Meacham. Willis W. Lillard and Miss Ruth Jenkins, both of Baker, were united In marriage yesterday afternoon at 6:30 o'clock by Rev. T. F. Weaver of the Ch 1st inn church at the home of the bride's sister, Mra. J. 11. Chrlsten sen. 504 Jane street. The wedding was a simple affair and only Intimate friends were present. The bride and groom will spend their honeymoon her and attend the Round-up, after which they will make their homo la Baker. Mr. Lillard Is a rancher. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Averlll and family arrived yesterday from their home at Corvallls. They made the trip by automobile and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AverllL A very pretty wedding was that last evening at Riverside when A. W. Mo ser and Miss Rosa Tenney were united! In marriage by Rev. T. F. Weaver of the Christian church at the home of Moser will make their home at Shel blna. Mo., whore Mr. Moser has a large farm. Miss Moser was former ly a school teacher and had the school last year at Riverside. Miss Margaret Durnlng of Portland wus among the Round-up visitors to arrive this morning. (MUM fill FOH innnr niiiniinu dUlM uHLLUtfMl CLAIM ilAOK THAT Sri'KKMU COl !tT SUOl I.l KKPKESKNT 1IOTII lWKTlI. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Save Your 7, P. W. Stamps Where It Pays To Trade Despite the fact It has been the custom In Oregon to elect none but republicans to the supreme bench, friends of Judge William Galloway aro hopeful there will be a departure from the usual cuntom this year and that at least one democratic member i train of badly needed German rein forcements were blown up between Peronne and St. Quenttn through the I feat of a French gunner, who man aged to tap u telephone wire con necting two German stations. By thlM mean he Kained the infor mation that the trains were coming and was able to place guns to com mand the line. By a quick attack he was able to ambush the two trains. The Mall's correnpondent says that on Sunday the entire general staff of one German illvlnlon were brought prisoners to Amiens. TIwmI MotU-rs.. it's- hard work to take care of children and to cook, sweep, wash, sew and mend besides. Tired mothers should . take Hood's Sarsaparllla It refreshes the blood. ImnrnvM th nnnntlta uaurM rastfnl of the bench be chosen so as to give ,, M , , wayg.Adv. the. court a more balanced member-: ship. ( In the state . cundlJates' pamphfet Bert E. Haney, democratic state bnirmitn ham th frtllnwfnir MtntAment in reference to the membership of the supreme court and Judge Galloway's, candidacy. "The office or Justice of the su-1 preme court Is non-partisan. Politics has nothing to do with the duties of TWO CA 11 LOADS OF BEKF ARJB. the office. The three holdover jus-1 IISWiKD OF TO PACKERS , tii-es nre rnfiubllrnnn. There nre four ' 111 I . 111.. ALBEE RANCHER SELLS CATTLE III PORTLAND JUDGE GALLOWAY iroseonB Pendlesoe. Walla WalU. Ranio and Budweber Bottled Beer Cool and Sparkling Beer on Draught. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. SI7 MAIN STREET B REDING. HANSEN 6 MILLER aitfiuiimiviniuuniiimiiiiuuiinnininuuiiuiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiuuiiiiiiiii before you build no matter if it's a home, a barn. out-building, or a remodeling of your house or store interior get my prices If you want it cheap or good, we can fill vour order ( MILL WORK f TO ORDER 1 The greatest stock and E variety in Umatilla County of 1 Sash, doors, shingles, hard wood, store fronts i and fixtures, posts, plaster, brick, sand cement, roofing, etc. : hose and head stopped op from cold or catarrh; open at once My Cli-anting, Healing Balm Instantly Clears Nose, Head and Throat Stop 'ay Catarrhal Discharge Iull Headache Goe. Get a small bottle anyway, just to try it Apply a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose anJ stopped up air passages of the head will open; you will breathe freely dullness and headache disappear. By morning the catarrh, cold In head or catarrhal sore thoat will be gone. End such misery now! Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This sweet fragrant balm dissolves by the heat of the nostrils, penetrates' and heals the Inflamed, swollen membrane which lines the nose, head and throat; clears the air passages; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief comes immediately. Don't lay awake tonight struggling for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils closed, hawking and blowing; Cata rrh or a cold, with Its running nose, foul mucous dropping Into the throat and raw dryness la distressing but truly needless. Put your faith Just once In "Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear. Kal-rff PralHe Troo,. LONDON. Sept. 24. Emperor Wil liam, after reviewing the Imperial Grenadiers, commanded by his son. Prince Oscar, following the battle of Verdun, spoke to the troops, says a Copenhagen dinpatch to the Dally News. "I salute you," said the Emperor, after embracing the prince. "I have oftrn seen your gallant regiment at maneuver, and It Is a great pleasure to meet you agnain on conquered grounds. "The heroic deeds will be engraved on the hintory of the war forever in golden letters. Your regiment has upheld the glorious traditions of your forefathers in 170 and 1871. 'The armies of the Crown Prince and Duke Albrecht of Wurtemberg have advanced w hile our eastern army J nas thrown three Kunlan army corps over the frontier, and two more Rus sian army corps have been captured in the field. "For all these victories we have one God to thank and he Is our ancient God who is over us." "I did all I could to keep the Pence," the emperor Is quoted as hav ing said to a clergyman, "but our enemies would not have peace. Now we will have to crush them to the ground." '5 ' Kv : i I (i-'pecial Correspondence.) ALU EE. Ore, Sept. 15. Joseph Wllmith returned from Portland to day where he just disposed of two carloads of beef. Mls Luclle Fisher came up from I her home In Portland last week ,to 1 vlult with her parents, Mr. and Mra, II. C. Fisher. Ed Enrlght came In from Helix Wednesday wherehe has been work Ing for the past two months. C. W. Mctteer made a business trip to Pilot Rock Tuesday. Roy Arbognst and George Beard came In this morning with two loads of hogs, taking them to the Pendle ton market. Chance Case and family passed through today on their way to the Round-up. Mls Grace Clark returned Tuesday from Fnnta Barbara, Calif., whero she has been for the past four years train Ing for a nurse, More than 99 per cent of the timber In the Philippines la owned by me government and Is worked through concessions and licenses, as no land more valuable for timber than agri culture can be bought. French Officer ni.. ' PARIS. 8ept. 24. The proportion- of French officers killed or wounded ' I In the battles Is so great as compared with the casualties among the privates ..... , . .. . . , , . that the question Is being discussed additional Justices to be elected. Ey; whetner wou,d u dvUabe to. erything else being equal It wou d mo(1fy offlcer9. unformlI an make. only be fair that some of these should thf m more Mrieult to dltlngullm( be democrats from those of the men. "Judge Galloway has had ten The aeTmaM Mern t0 pck out of. years' experience on the circuit bench flceni a the mor, ea(,y lnce ,hr and was elected the second time by French officers are said to be show- two thousand plurality In a district ng grat dnrln at tne hpnd of thHr overwhelmingly republican. This fact companies. alone Is strong evidence of his abll- There have been many promotions Ity. Integrity and of the satisfactory of general officers recently to fill va- cnaracter or nis sen-ices as circui: cancles made through casualties. Judge. However, his strongest claim for this position Is his great store of common sense and his kindly nature and understanding of men and af fairs. The day has come when we want more common sense and hu manity and less technicality In our court. " 2 Trains of Troop Lot, LONDON, Sept 24. The Mall's war correspondent says he hears that two The brilliant French cavalry leader. General Brldoux, was killed In action. Warnlnc, AU persona In the city of Pendleton are forbidden to sell, throw or have In their possession confetti during the Round-up week. (Signed) POLICE COMMITTEE. JOHN KEARNEY, (Adr.) Chief of Police. The Delegation of Pendleton Boosters Posing for Photograph While on Recent Spokane Trip Wood and Rock Springs Coal B. L. BURROUGHS I Vndleton Planing Mill an4 Lumber Yard. Telephone 5 E K ek r avav 1 b ..MU '4. .i-. ifm'i -t 1 V V) faa - .... jnir 8?p M 0 Vim a mm It Si y