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Headquarters tor the Headliners in Fall Styles
The fall clothing caste is now on our boardsa big company of all-stars
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Griffon and Clothcraft Suits are here
ILev're here to prove ;bcir hardy workmanship by hard wear. Hun's "'" hu-1 i.Tnality in the styling; there's '''custom"
tailor cunning in the fitting; there's sturdy, all-wool QUALITY in the fabrics.
These are the clothfs that keep our customers in the forefront nf fa-hion. Uiht uw they're ivin? that early h-k. to the
men who are first in evervthinr.
IIAKT. SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND OVERCOATS $20.00 TO $30.00
GRIFFON SUITS AND OVERCOATS - $17.50 TO $22.50
CLOTHCRAFT SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10.00 To $20.00
Men's Neckwear
We are. s-howinjr the latest thin? in a four-in-hand tie: one
that dnt stretch all out of shape the firt time you tie it. They
ari? made so that they slip easily in the collar too. Call in
and see them.
Manhattan Shirts
This tore is the home of Manhattan shirts. They are pos
itively the U-.t made, lot fitting, lst wearimr shirts on earth.
All sr'iuranteed f;ist color $1.50 to $1.50
See GrK-ery Ad on Pace .
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The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS
,1 COUPON I I
Mrs. O. M. nice and Lyman nice
left on the midnight train last night
for Portland where they will spend
the balance of the week.
Mrs Z. A. Walker of Seattle la
houae gueat of Mra. Lowell L. ltogers.
different shades of lilac and violet
After the color has been set wash the
garment through warm borax suds,
as the borax not only softens the wa
ter, but helps to keep the color In the
goods.
If the feet are tender bathe them
often In strong alumn and boric acid;
rubbed on when the feet are dry It
will remove any odor, but It muat be
allowed to dry on the feet.
It Is one of the beat remedleH
known to stop bleeding. A heaping
teanpoonful of powdered alum placen
in a common teacup of water will stop
the flow of blood In any ordinary
wound where no large artery has been
severed. Snuffing n solution will stop
bleeding of the none.
A teaxpoonful of powdered alum
and molnssva will cure the croup In
children.
It will al.no cure painter's colic.
A waish made with a teunnoonful of
guests among whom were Mra. Hal- "-'" 'man 01 water win prevent
.... ... .. . . I OffenHlvp nu-t.il tin ir
uane iui-Kion or rorwunu ana airs. - -
Z A. Walker of Seattle. Meetings of
the club are held every two weeks on
Miss Grace Flnnell returned this
morning from Athena where she haJ
been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. W.
NeUon.
Mrs. Q. Irving La Dow was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the Jolly
Neighbors at their first meeting of
the seaaon. This club, which la one
of the oldest card organlratlona In
the city, plays Five Hundred and n
very pleasant afternoon waa spent'
yesterday at this game. Mrs. Harry,
K. Illckers won honors In the play.
HesliU'8 members of tho club, Mra.
La. Dow had u number of other'
p Hurnt alum will remove nrotid flesh
In wounds and sores.
TueaJay afternoons and Mr9. J. F.
Robinson will be the next hoateas.
Tha ladles of the Civic Club met In
adjourned meeting yesterday utter
i.oon but, owing to a misunderstand
ing as to the date of the Commercial
association meeting, they did not
transact any business. The meeting
was called to receive a report from
ih. Commercial association on the
proposed depot parking but M the
latter organization did not meet un
til last evening, a report was Impos
sible. Mr. and Mrs. C.ideon ltron arrlv
ed home yesterday from a month's
visit in Alberta, Canada.
Sliailinir the Window.
Make a frume with light strips of
wood at 'the top of the window by
nailing an end of a twelve-lnrh strip
at each side of the casing and fasten
ing a cn.sspl.-ce between them at the
outer end. To the ground underneath
stake the end of u piece of wire net
ting end carry It up to the frame
above. Over this train vines. The
common lima bean , vine has foliage
that la both beautiful and dons. It
Is an advantage not to have the vines
oirectiy against the window,
foot of space between allows
breeze to clrculato freely.
CHILDREN STRONG
Some cUdraii utcl ont ailment
iter anotlier, kire coUi titer col Jt,
wkile otber children art seldom tick
If yonr children are pale or frail,
If they catch colds easily, lack am.
bltloa or are backward in school,
they need SCOTT'S EMULSION
which la rich In the food element!
to create food blood to strengthen
their bodies and bralns-8COTT'S
EMULSION is free from al
cohol or habit forming draft.
CHILDREN RELISH IT.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
MAItsilAI.I.s cixI'MttTi:
Vi:iIIU AXMVEHSAKV
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. Their
nineteenth wedding anniversary was
celebrated today by Vice-President
and Mrs. Marshall.
"Get married younger and have
children." Is the vice-president's ad
vice. He and Mrs. Marshall ara
childless.
"I think the general run of men
should be married around 25 or be
fore thirty," the vice-president added.
Onnvalcrii"n after pneumonia, ty
phoid fever and the grip. Is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make
It real and rapid, there Is no other
tonic so highly to bo recommenJed
as Hoods Sarsaparllla. ThonniniS
so testify. Take Hood's. Adv.
The
the
Home Hints and Recipes
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B CLOVER
For First Time In Years Ha Iilg
Surplus In isank "Happy Canyon''
IleliM-d Sinking Fund for New
Furniture Ordered.
What will be done w-ith the surplus
money made at "Happy Canyon?"
' This question was ajsked last even
ing at the Commercial association
meeting and there was no lack of
worthy suggestions. The result was
that $1200 was ordered to be placed
In a sinking fund at Interest In order
that It may be drawn upon when a
definite decision la reached.
Never before has the Commercial
association been In such affluence
and "Happy Canyon" Is not alone
responsible. That happy little Institu
tion retted a surplus of more than
$500 but the regular revenue from
membership has been so overbalanc
ing the expenditure recently that the
report of Treasurer John Dickon la.t
to help pay for the decoration of the
city during Round-up week and II
was voted to spend another part oi
the money in getting out pamphlets
showing the superior advantages of
Pendleton as a home city.
Prince Fund $15,000,000
LONDON. Oct 6 The Prince of
Wales' fund has reached $15,000,000
and the Prince has Issued a letter ex
pressing his thanks for the generous
contributions.
"I trust, he says In the letter, "that
the portion of the fund which will
be applied to the relief of civil dis
tress may, as far as possible flow Into
productive channels, such as asslting
schemes for male and female employ
rnent and perhaps Industrial train
ing for It Is repugnant to me, as It
must be to the recipients, that assis
tance should be disturbed only In the
form of doles."
CI-SS BETWEEN FIGHTS.
It ) "contracted the heart so that! Vistula and the Save?
men learned to hate what was foreign truthfully call It "The
and in coaling to be citizens of the
world became only narrowly Ger
man." He went to Paris to live In
1S31, anil remained until his death.)
War" much will be furviven.
If they can
World's Last
What name will historians give to
the discussion that is at present being
held on the bunks of the Aisne, the
E.it anything you want, don't starve
yourself, fearing It won't agree, for
Hlllister's Rocky Mountain Tea
cleans, the bowels and stomach and
makes digestion easy. Satisfy your! water with a small lump of alum ad
self by trying. Tallman & Co. Adv. ded. and use the alum alone for the
Alum riful.
Alum Is very useful in the home,
and there Is nothing better for mend
Ing broken dishes or a lamp when It
Is loose In the collar than alum melt
ed and used while hot.
A pood way to save the furs frotn
the moths Is to sprinkle them well
with powdered alum, then rub this
well Into the skins of the furs before
packing them away.
Sprint-le he alum under the edges
of your carpets and In the corners,
and the moths will not bother you
An excellent remedy for croup Is
inad? by beating the while of an egs
to a stiff froth, then sweeten n little,
.idd a little pulverized alum, und glvo
a teaspoonful every ten or fifteen
minutes until relief conies.
There Is no better way to remove
any foreign substance from the eye
then to make thli same mixture,
spread It on a cloth and lay it over
the eye.
To set the color in light shades of
pink and blue soak the goods In salt
To Save an Vjih.
When egtts are broken nn.l p.-innoi
j be used at once, they will keep much
"fuer it tne snell.s are removed and
a riuarter of a teaspoonful f suit Is
'eaten in for each egg.
IVarli Stains.
Peuch stains can be remove,) by
wetting spot with water and putting
on layer of cream of tartar. Then
Mace In hot sun.
Mi:itK A GIS 61
ships ntoM icrnopi:
METIIOIUST .MUX TO
MEET NOVEMBElt
II
WASHINGTON. Oct. T. Figures Is
sued by the department of commerce
show that 61 vessels haa abandoned
foreign registry and are flying tho
American flag as a result of the new
law relaxing registry regulations. A
score of registry applications are still
pending.
Jo the Rescue
in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed to Over
come Worst Troubles.
GERMAN WAR DIRIGIBLE AND FRENCH AEROPLANE
Eay French for Thirsty Soldier
Taught to Germans on March.
PARIS, France, Oct. 6. Here Is
war story that has come to Paris:
Six German officers sat .smoking
their pipes In the courtyard of a
country inn near the Franco-Ucigian
evening showed a net balance of $SOo j frontier. One of the six was a pro.se-
exriusive of the "Happy Canyon
funis. And It has only been a few
years ago th'it the association hal
notes outstanding In the sum of
l.i.o.
The Idea of all of the members Is
to ue the surplus as the nucleus of
a fund to purchase new furnishings
for new Commercial club quarters
and It was this idea that prompted
the creation of a sinking fund. How
ever, there are always plenty of
way in which a Commercial club
can upend little sums of money to
advantage and a working balance will
be kept In the treasury. One hun
dred dollars was voted last evening
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion
Nearly everyone Indulges their
appetite and the digestive organs
ar abused, resulting In a conges
tion of poisonous waste that clogs
the bowels and causes much mis
cry and distress.
The most effective remedy to
correct this condition Is the com
bination of fiinple laxative herbB
with pepsin known as Lr. Cald
well's Hyrup Pepsin. This Is a
natural, pleasant-tasting remedy,
gentle yet positive in action, and
quicly relieves Indigestion, consti
pation, sick headache. belching,
etc. Drug stores sell Dr. Caldwell
SvruD Pei.sin at fifty cents and one
lollar a bottle, and in thousand" of
homes Jt is the Indispensable fam
ily remedy. For a free inai in .me
write Dr. W. H Caldwell 451
Washington Ft.. MonNeeMo, 111,
cuting attorney In time of peace and
another was a college professor. Just
outsid! the courtyard the men of the
company to which the officers be
longed were singing a German song:
Poor France, poor France, it's a fine)
thing for thee j
Wh'-n German soldiers tread thy
soil,
German soldiers carry the colors
black, white and red
Hed bodes evil for the red French
blood.
Time for fYrm.1i C'la.
Suddenly the song was broken off
when the captain of the company
cried out:
"IJeut. Harlmann, begin the sol
diers' French lesson."
Thereupon the college professor be
gan: "Bovs. we are In Belgium now, but
VLB hnll noon be in France. The
money of France is different from
Mir for there one counts In francs
and centimes. One franc Is worth
SO ofennlg. What do you desire to
buy In France?"
"Wine:" cried all the soldiers.
"Well, pronounce It ir French, gay
Ju vln,' holding your noses. Go
ahead."
The 200 men held their noses as
dlreied and pronounced "du vln."
The same process was repeated for
such Indispensable words as "du lalt"
(milk)' "fromage" (cheese), "Jam
bon" (hash,) ''monsieur" and "ma
dame.' Then the lieutenant-profes
sor salj;
Spirit of Heine AppeaSefl.
"Culture has been achieved! Sleep
peacefully. Helnrlch Heine."
(Heiriri.il Heine, the great lyric
poet of Germany (1797-156), was
an admirer of Napoleon Bonaparte
ai.d the French. He complained that
the Gei man war of liberation (1S13-
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1..-.-1UA. ot. 7. The New ICng-i
land Convention of Methodist Men!
will open In Tremont here November I
n ami win continue three days. It
Is expected that 3000 men will 'attcnl
and the list of speakers Includes 13
bishops and 30 missionaries. Plshop
John W. Hamilton has urged that If
hostilities have not ceased In Europe
t the time the convention opens
! Prayers be offered by all present for
a speedy return of pence to the na
I Hons Involved. The opening day Is
to oo -New England day; Nov. II
American Day and November 13
World Day. A great demonstration
Is planned for November 12 on Pos
ton Common at the site of the
preaching of the first Methodist ser
mon in New England by Jesse Iee
in 1790. The missionaries will take
a prominent part In the program for
"World Day." Immediately preced
ing the opening of the convention
there will be a meeting here of th
general committee on missions.
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FOR. t.VCK OF
HOME
Fl'ND
LONDON. Oct. 7. Attention has
been called to a bit of galling red
tape. Soldiers at the front have no
money to buy postage stumps with.
Their letters are sent with the post
ago collect. It la argued by many
roldiers that the soldiers' letters
should be carried free of charge,
as many of the mothers who receive
letters with postage collect cannot af-j
ford it. The postofflce department J
officials say they cannot take off the
charge although they have reduced
It. I
In R 8. S., the famoiii blood purifier,
I the grrstett natural repair crew known.
It la an antidote for germa. that on.-, let
looae, miilllplj an faat that a dvnnlt dli-
raae la apparent over night. Anil yet ao
powerful la the Influence of 8. H. H. that
like a Taat arm; It aprrada all through
(he blood, cheek dlaeaae, (.pent up a'l the
valvea of Fiu-ape and throw a out dliwaae
through the lunga, kldneyt, bladder, bowel
and akin.
Do not tieeoma panic alrl.ken If a raid
or holla or rruptlona In Ha mo the akin.
Nature la doing ber beat but Nature la at
the aame time calling for help, and In
H. S. S. la Juat the kind of help Natur
demand, fur It U a pure Tegetahle remedr
with an anion that Tlgornusly foilowa the
lilood rhanni'li and rleana and repair aa
It giiea along. In every community are
people who knnw thla to he true. They
hare uaed 8. H. 8. and are blood clean,
through and through.
(Jet a bottle of 8. 8. 8. today at any
drug atnre. Itrlve out those destrnrtlTa
germ that came akin eruption, aore throat,
awollen gland, Mood rising, painful rheu
matic Joint, chronic hronchltl. and moat
all condition of dleae. It.ad the folder
around the hottle that tell shout the great
work being don to alt aurTcrer. If yon
would know more about the Mood and Ita
treatment, write fnr apodal book to The
Swift Speelfl: Co., (12 Hwlft Illdg, Atlauln.
(a.
Three (Vlobrute P.lrtlilas.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7 . Kepres mu
tative (""arl Hayden, Arizona's first
representative today celebrated his
thirty-seventh birthday anniversary.
Representative Cordell Hull of Ten
nessee, "father" of the Income tax
law. and Representative Callaway of
Texas also celebrated their forty-
third and forty-second anniversaries.
respectively.
Put on Bingo
Tako Off Corns
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physician for
nineteen years
While the French have pinned their
faith to the aeroplane as a weapon of
war the Germans have worked out
the idea of the dlrgible. The two
Ideas have been tested for more than
a month now, and it Is the opinion of
war experts that the dlrgible has
been Immensely more valuable than
the aeroplane.
It has been shown that they can
drop 600 pound bombs over cities, so
that a dozen or more airships would
be able to destroy a modern city If
they could not be hindered. The
Germans have been so bold as to fly
their dirglbles over Paris. It is the
belief of those who have followed
their plans that a score of them will
be sent over Palis to ruin the city
should a bombardment bo begun by
their arinle;).
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eczema or other skin-eruption I
Resinol is so nearly flush-colored that
it can be used on exposed aurfaccj
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