TUTU' EAST OKHOOyiAX, rENIUKTOX, OKKGQy, .K1H1)AV. (MTOHKW Hi. 1!)H.
EIGHT PAGES
PAfSE TWO
Laces and Trimmings
Apuin lins fashion Wrml that lares anl triimninirs nro to tak; nn iinjHHtunt inrt in the
ihnkinr of ilio M'jion'n apparel. Whether it Ik- tin tailored fr.vk with its triiuuiiti of braid, or
Ijiiik uK an.l fur, or the nftrrnoon or evening pown, with its dainty i'ills ruffles and flounces of
rlnvr l;ir or the shiinniorin;; iridescent spangles, colored leails or ji ; every partuent has pome
virt of t riiiuiiincr. and nowhere- will you find a more tasteful and din riminatlmr display that
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1jff flonnes of all kinds, sdiadow rhantilly and net top laws in Mark, white, ivru and
t-.v.'onrd effects, S to L'T inches wide, per yard.- 50 to 75
Allovers
Spati::l'd allovers in jet, silver anil irridescent
rf:'t ( t for wai-ts, pirdhs and the new enrais-io
effort that is now pulnr, vard 93.50 to
Narrow laces for rdetvc and neckwear, a
wonderful assortment, yard 15 to $3.00
Cluny and Filet Guipure
15i iiiitifnl for trimminir linens, stirh as towels,
ilreer soarfs, iillnw eases, etc. Per yard 35
t, S3.50.
10 c Dress Ginghams 6c
One lot our regular 10 dress :inhanis in
cltidinsr ehorks, stripe and plaids; well worth
tin- price; just special for Satnnlay
10c Hand Towels $1 doz.
Cotton huek hand towels, medium size and
weight, red lrder, worth 10 each; special
Saturday, dozen ....... 1.00
Remnants 1-2 Price
One lot remnants of cotton wa?h goods, in
cluding outing, percale, pinirhaiii?, calico and
Tnuliii ; some worth tip to 15 yard ; all good
length; sjtvial Saturday 1-2 price.
New Plaids and Stripes
In woolen for drei-se, snits and trimmings;
lst (piality for the money; comes in Mues and
browns, .i inches wide. The vard $1.25 to
$1.50.
Skirts
New Fall dress kirts in the, smartest styles,
tvery numltcr new, the largest assortment, best
iuoleIs hown here this season. Chiffon taf
feta made with the new yoke and plaited tunic
effect, poplins in all colors $cr;es in Kl'SSI
AN ITNIC AND YOKE MODELS;
SPECIAL STYLES FOU STOIT FKJ
EIiES featurel in this lot of new skirts; waists
measure from 20 to :)C, indies;, prices from
$5.00 to $15.00.
Black Satin
Beaded
Vamp
Pumps
for Party
Wear.
JTST A MERE SUGGESTION
IV not let the war in Europe turn your bet
ter judgment. ujide down and forget the fact
that we have the best line of .-hoes to select from
when you want
STYLE, FIT AND QUALITY.
The.-e valuable features are to be fond in our
shoes for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
"T.P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP
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riT.E FOOD DEPT. THREE PHONES. 17. ALL OTHER DEPT'S. 22
CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE
Goods Intended for "human iood fhodd be handled under solitary methods. 'H'a PI." RE FOOD
SHOP is the CLKANEST. BEST KEPT STORE in the northwest. For this Saturdays trade we have an
exceptional large and varied st'X of table supplies. ORDER EARLY. PROMPT und EFFICIENT
telephone servic.
VEGETABLES aDd FRUITS Ex
tra fancy CELERY, bunch. Kk
IKEEX PEPPERS Fresh from
the vines, pound UK'
SWEET POTATOES, extra choice
freh. smooth spud.. 7 lbs..
(Al"I,lFInVEi Fre-sh show
white heads, each 2c and J2"c
ToMAToES Fresh, f.im and f-
id. 3 pound 2.c
POTATOES Ours are in a clas.i
by themiM-lxes. per wk.. S I -Z0
PUMPKIN" and SQUASH. Parsley.
Head and U't House LETTUCE.
V V " U M P E R S. CABRAGE.
OKEEX TOMATOES. VTC. OR
DER EARLY.
l)KI.K"ATt:.SKX vr.vr.
IMPORTED SWISS CHKE.SE. the
!iurd .Vic
VINE-
1JOILED HAM Always fresh, al l crTI'.ON" PEEL, new al
ways good, sliced to your order,' 1RAZILS and PECANS, new crop,
pound in- pound -"m;
Sl'MMMER SAVSAUE Fresh SWEET APPLE CU'ER, bottles
xhioment Toun ! 50c' """
DRIED EEEP Sliced w;ifer thin,
pound -V!
PEANUT PUTTER. i-und... 2S !
QUEEN OLIVES, pint ;lo
POTATO CHIPS. packse .i-. i:;irti T.V-; 1-2 ml Sl.l.'
MACK EREL Fine fat fish, eychj HONEY Extracted, rft. Jars.. .Mh
12 I -2c to k. !T. P W. SPECIAI the 75 EST 3.V
FULL CREAM. LTMPUU'lER and! COFFEE on e rth.
CREAM BRICK CHEKSE. j SHRIMP New Pick. ra.n... 2
IHiol River ? ' N E CIDER
I Gn. bottle I.V-
BEANS and ASPAP.AGUS.
MAI LE SYRUP Pur- sap nmple.
MAY fltOP AM XKW
;M)is.
WALNUTS Fa r.cj- No. 1
pound
NEW LEMON and
PEELS, pound ...
PACK
di 7r n S2.00
PRUNT'S Fresh c: o; , DIAMOND
W PRUNES, ! pounds .',c
P I:".', and Tnniy
OKANGE HAWAIIAN PINEAP?I.E. cans
2rn- for 97m'
stock.
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The Peoples 1
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Save Vtur T. P Trading Stamps
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SOCIAL NEWS SHOULD BE PHONED BY 10 A. M. EACH DAY
The ladle who hud the dance In
chnrse were Mm. T. Uullurd, Mn
Mrs. Oilman Folnom underwent an
operation at St. Anthony's hoHpltal
yesterday morning made necewwry by
an accident austnlned years aijo. She
Lh reooveclng natlHfactorlly from' the
surgical treatment.
Yon .Nctsln't keep on feeling ll
tress'd after eating, nor belching,
nor experiencing nausea tetween
meals. Hood's Sarsaparllla cures
d.vRpepnla it Htrengthens the stom
ach and other digestive organs for
the proper performance of their func
tions. Take Hood's. Adv.
Library News
Compllmenlng her mother. Mrs.
Ella Matthews, Mrs. Clarence Pen
land entertained eterday ufternoon
at her home, 211 South Main Btreet.
with a sewing party und the afternoon
was very pleasantly spent. Among
the guests were Mrs. Mary K. Boyden,
Mrs. U E. Tenland, Mrs. Hagemnn.
Mrs. George Hansen. Mrs. Bonney,
Mrs W. R. Campbell. Mrs Mary E.
Moule. Mrs. Word. Mrs. M. Stewart.
Mrs. W. M. Blakely. Mrs. W. A. Storle.
Mrs. D. W. Belts, Mrs. A. A. Kimball.
Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Tom Thompson,
Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. U Blancett.
A district convention of the Rebeka
lodge is making the day a notable one
for many ladles of the county who
belong to that order. Mrs. Kate Uin
do of Marshfield. president of the
state assembly, Is here to conduct the
ceremonies and the various lodges
over the county have delegates here.
Sessions are being held during the day
and this evening a larne class will be
initiated, the exercises to be followed
by a banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Snyder and
daughter. Marie, left last evening for
Chicago and other eastern points.
The ladles of the Church of the Re
deemer gave a "fuel party" last eve
ning at the home of Mrs. J. It. Dick
son on the south hill for the purpose
of raising funds for the purchase of
the winter fuel for the church. A
large number of people were present
and were entertained by a pleasing
musical pros-rum of voice and piano
numbers. Mrs. Carl Power, Miss Mae
Poulsen, and Messrs. Bishop and Pint
onds contributed vocal selections and
Mrs. Frank E. Boyden and Miss Helen
Herboth favored the audience with
Instrumental solos.
The nineteen ladies representing
June Hive No. 10 of this city and Vio
let Hive No. 30 of Helix returned
this morning from Ii Grande where
yesterday they attended a rally of the
Ladles of the Macabees of eastern
Oregon. The Pendleton drill team
played a very notable part in the con
vention, putting on the Initiatory
work. Mrs. Minne W. Aydelotte of
Oakland. California, deputy district
commander for Oregon, Washington
and California, was present and had
general supervision of the work.
The following wire the Pendleton
Lady Macabees attending; Mrs, J. F.
Miller, commander, Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Rae, past commnnder. Mrs David
Rogers, financlsil auditor, Mrs. Ella
Reager, record keeper, Mrs. Kim
Morton, mistress nt arms. Mrs. Helen 1
Furton, captalp of the guards. Mrs.
J. L. Rowland and Mrs. George Dan
iels, color hearers, Mrs V. D Hum- ing-
;nhrer. musician, and Mrs. Wilson. ""I'la.v fixture, backgrounds, dec
; Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Edgar Thompson, or.itlve an.l mechanical equipment.
I Mrs. Roumngo.ix. Mrs. Hattie Davis. Men's furnishings, footwear, leather
' Mr. Lou Sutton. Mrs. James Himes, Soods, clothing.
and Mrs J. A. Drake, guards. Mrs. ,'ln,, 11,1,1 form ,lraI'lnK- urt'
A. Zeu.!;e and Mrs. Warren repre- K'l unlt anJ displays.
I sented the Helix lodge. Women and Misses' wearing ap-
J - j . parel, nJsc:ellenous merchandise.
An event of much importance In sllow car.' writing, design and or-
the yo-mger fct nil! bo the dancing "anient, alphabets.
I party to be given tomorrow evenlni? Purveying, mapping,, astronomy.
I I v a number of high school girls. ltlM boring, blasting, coal cuttlnB.
, Misses He!,.n Ravmond. Muriel Per- timbering, track work.
Inirer. Thelma Thompson. Daphn l'lacer mining, surface arrange-
Sweat ingen and Katherlne Thomp- "'ents. ure mining, unsaying,
son. I Printing methods, Illustrations,
; technical, trade, tar, outdoor adver-
It with hot water, then put In It nonie
covered bowln containing thu various
Twccty-two volumes of the Inter
national Library of Technology which
for severul days, have buen on dis
play In the windows of the Vaughan
Electrical Supply Co., have been pur
chased by the public library and may
be found there for the free use of ull
who wish to becomt- Informed on
these subjects.
One of flie present tendencies In
public library management Is to fur
nish practlcul Information for the
business man, for the laboring man
and for all who desire to reach high
er points of efficiency, either In their
present occupation or In unother to
ward which they are working.
That the Pendleton library Is pro
viding material for the Industrial
needs of the community, In addition
to the cultural requirements, is Indi
cated by the following recent acces
sions; Masonry, flreproofing, roof trusses,
wind, bracing, specifications.
Lathes, planers, shapers. slotters,
drilling, boring and milling machines.
Hydromechanics, thermodynamics,
steam engines, steam turbines.
Steam engine design, steam boiler
design.
Sheet-metal pattern drafting.
Design of dynumos and- motors, al
ternating currents.
Alternating currents, transmission
of electricity and power.
Ore dressing, treating ores, hyposul
phite llxiviatlon, chloi Inatlon,
Cyanide process.
Railroad engineering. highways
paving, city surveying.
Fuels, properties of gases, mine
ventilation.
Principles of law. book of forms.
Geometrical, ornamental, nrchltec
tural, freehand and perspective draw
-n.i ti y, . r, n xf-.u-. .A articles of food und put the pan In a
Claire Harvey. Mrs. Belle McKay and, i1..llted
Miss Nora Teterson. : "
uinner win ue iresn mm nut oo
first served.
Folding coat hangers that fit In a
flat leather case are novelties for the
traveller, for whom also ore designed
equally flat cases that contain fold
ing Pullman slippers of soft leather.
To polish brusa and yet preserve Its
deep, rich yellow tone, use rottenstone
and oil; acid polishes, while giving
It greater brilliancy, whitens the
brass.
When apples have to be cored, but
served whole, It Is advisable to core
before peeling them, as they ure then
less liable to break.
To prevent a lamp from smoking
dip the wick In vinegar and dry be
fore using It.
A tublespoonful of turpentine boil
ed with clothes will greatly help to
whiten and disinfect them.
XKW KXPKKSS UATKS
.UK KITI-XTIVK TODAY
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. Drastic
und sweeping reductions In express
rates for the entire United States,
recently ordered by the interstate
commerce commission became effec
tive today. Also effective at once
the express companies are or lered
to revise business methods. The lat
ter order the commission declares fs
destined to "safeguard the public
It simplifies the claim of shippers
when disputes arise and disposes ol
red tape methods.
Rate reductions range nil the way
from 10 to 60 per cent, foodstuffs
drawing the principal reductions.
The new rates are to be experi
mental," for two years the commis
sion announced. Unless it Is shown
that the express compunles suffer too
great a loss of revenue the rates wilt
eventually become permanent. The
commission ruled that the express
companies can effectively compete
with the government parcel post and
with sufficient efforts and reason
able rates can offset any losses.
Tl.Mlil K rltl'ISlXG OX
THK XATIOXAI, IXHtKST
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 The tech
nical men of the Forrest Service have
Just closed a very busy season In their
work of estimating and mapping the
tinther on several of thtf National
Forest in Oregon and Washington.
This work is part of n general plan
to take an Inventory of all the tim
ber on the National Forests, with a
view to putting the' ripe and more ao.
cessihle bodies on the market. Sev
eral crews of six to sixteen men each
hav" covered projects on six forest.,
tap .-"noqualmle and Olympic Forests
li Wellington and th S.intiam,
Mu. am. Crater and Cas a li Forest!
in Oregon. Approximately IDO.iuiu
acres have been covered In Oregon
i.nd 75,000 acres In Washington. The
Delicate
21 dWU and
Or Women
arm fists woni
Kdo$eduiithdrug
when their blood is
really tarved. They need that
blood strength which comes
from medicinal nourishment.
No drugs can make blood.
BC0TTS EMULSION U highly
onnrentrated blood-food and eTerj
drop yields ret urns la itrengthenlnc
both body and Drain.
If yott arc frail, languid,
delicate or nervous, take
Scott' Emulsion after meala
for one month. No Alcohol
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work has been intensive In character
detailed topographic maps, on a
scale of 4" -to the mile have been
made to record the Information gath
ered, and an estimate of the amount
of timber by Bpecles on each forty
acre tract secured. The work has
progressed all summer with the ex
ception of it few days when the men
were forced to turn aside und fight
fire.
Give Your Blood
The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities and
Make the Skin Smooth
and Clear.
( IP'i
rolfons In the blood, so nndertnlnt the
brtltb to IriTf the jritrra In a low
state of reilitioce. Hut line H. H. 8. far
a brief time md you fltr up lb vital
park of Mood Tlgr. it sweeps Its wty
til through tbe body, dlnlodgn rtirumttlaio,
rellevfi catarrhal roDgrttluo, clear the
thMat and brunchlal tutwt. drlra up tit
kin erupt Ions, roablea the kliloeya, llrrr.
bladder and lunsa to work promptly and
rffrrtlrrlr Id carrying Impurities out of tbe
circulation. 8. H. H. la tbe bet known
medicine fur the blood and baa tbe rm9
donee of a bixt of people. Thf know
It la hartnlena to the atoniarb and exper
ience baa ahowo that It arroniplltln-a all
that a erer rixrlil of Di-rcurjr. Idid4
of pntaah, arsenic and other d-trui-tlY
mlmrala.
tiet a bottle of 8. 8. 8. todar at any
druggtit. Head the important folder wrap
led around the bottle. It tell of 'tbe
work being done by a famous medical de
partment, with aids and belpa that bare
proven ef wonderful talue to thn Buf
fering with blood dlieawa. For a .vlal
book on the mibjert written by an wrt.
aildre The Swift 8pee!fl? Co.. S7 Swift
itlil;. Atlanta, ;a. For nearly half a
renturr 8. 8. 8. ba be-n the afeuiird
i f a mvrlad of people who are Urine e
snii' of mliat womb-r an be arromplUnH
by thl faniiMu purlilrr. tjet a b'lttla-
todnr ht:t rfi!.c nil utiftl!utea.
Mrr. Frank K. Pnvrten will enter
tnin a few friends this evening nt din-
t ner.
tUsing.
Home Hints and Recipes
lou-'liold .Hints.
It Is iinnoylng to find the boiler
j I,ehm;in Springs, one of I'matilla
.county's popular summer resorts, has
i elos,.,i dnw n fur the winter after the
i mi5t successful season In its history, i
Mr. and Mrs Prank McNeil, the pro- leaking after the washing is begun.
I prletors. and their little s..n, Stephen. If the leak la not Uirgt It may bo
jnro jn Pepdlet-n for a few days be- stopped l-y dropping Into thu boiler
j fore returning to Spokane for the a handful of cornmenl. The. suction
winter. r tin; water oozing through the hole
1 1 ' draw the meal to that place, the
Miss Ardls Cillison entertained n.eal swells ami Is drawn Into the
some of her friends last night nt her leakage and stops it so that Hie work
home on East liuilroad street. A may go on.
reu enjoyable evening was ape-nt If walnuts or any other kiji 1 of
playing Hook, and the guests were nuts are packed In layers of sand and
ianref ty a few selections on the ket In a cool place lhey will keep
j'jsno hy the hostess. Refreshments fresh for an indefinite period. Soak
were served later in the evening. them In warm water for an hour be-
"" . fore using If you would have them
Mrs. William M. Rlakly. Mrs. O. ,,,. us if they had Just been gathered
M. Iser and Mrs Pam It. Thompson jresh from the tree,
motored to Walla Walla yesterday when meals must be kept warm.
.iiiernoon an.l spent the night as take a deep baking pan and half fill
Kuesm oi .virs. j. j. Kouistone, They
returned this morning. Miss Nettie
Itoulstone left last evening for Port
land and she will be joined there In
a week by .Sirs. Kouistone and Miss
foru Kouistone. They will spend
tile winter there.
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion
Nearly everyone Indulges their
appetite and the digestive organs
ure abused, resulting In a conges
tion of poisonous wai-te that clogs
the bowels and causes much mis
cry and distress.
The most effective remedy to
correct this condition Is the com
bination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin known as Ir. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. This Is a
natural, pleasant-tasting remedy,
gentle yet positive In action, and
Ukiy relieves Indigestion, consti
pation, sick headache, belching,
etc.. Iirug ttores sell Ir. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents and one
Joll.ir a bottle, nnd In thousands of
homes It is the Indispensable fam
ily remedy. For a. free trial bottle
write Dr. W. It Caldwell, 431
Washington St., Monticello, 111.
Camera
Supplies
everything for the Amateur
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ANSGO CAMERAS
ANSCO CHEMICALS
CYKO PAPER
Bring us your Films to be
developed 'and printed
on Cyko paper
"There's a Difference'
Tallman & Go.
Leadinf Druftfiiti
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Mrs. Robert X. Stnnfleld has as
her guest Mrs. Wulter Frazier of Los
Angeles. Mrs, Frazler wag formerly,
Daisy Stanfleld and Is a sister of the
Stanfleld brothers of this county.
The Athletics, champions of the gmph shows how an accurate throw
American Iencue. might have started j hy little Johnny Kveis, star second
a rally In the second Inning of the. h.isemun of tin- Jliaves, stoppeJ It.
first Kaine with the Huston liraves at ne run had been made in this inning
ktbe Paik Friday, but this photo-! on a bit by Sirunk, and be wa try-
Mrs, James S. Johns Is this week
In Eugene attending the convention
of the Oregon Federation of Women's
Clubs as a delegate from the Current
Literature Club, she Is a guest at the
Gamma Phi Ileta House.
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The ladles of Umatilla last evening
gave their annual dancing party In
Pounds' Hall and it was a most Je-,
elded success. It was the one time
of the year when the women have
the prerogatives usually monopolized
by the men and they exercised every DIMPLES tnd blackheadt disappear,
one of them from selecting their own uniiglitly complexions become clean,
partners to paying for the entertain. ''ear nl velvety, and hair health and
ment. The hall was very, tastefully beauty are promoted by the regular use
Resinol clears
away pimples
ing to- get hlin with the second when
Kveis caught him. The Athletes did music, furnished by the United Or
not again come so near making a run, chestra of Pendleton, was
and finished the game with the score 1 good. Quite a number of outsldo
seven to one against them, ' people were present for the occasion.
im nroteii for tho occasion on,t ih f Resinol Soap and an occasional nppli-
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miion oi ncjinoi winimcnt. ooiu oy
FELL'
Pendleton Cleaning Works
BIGGEST AND P.EST
FOR GOOD WORK
Our equipment and knowledge enables us to serve our
patrons aatlsfactorlly. We satisfy others we cun satisfy
you.
Ladles' and Men's Garments Cleaned and Pressed.
HATS' REBLOCKED
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Our wagon calls for and delivers work.
20 1-2 E. Alta
Phone 1(9
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12 W. Court.
Phone 431
unusually '!1 druKK'8ts prescribed by physicians
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