East Oregonian : E.O., March 30, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST OftEG ONI AN. EN'DI.ETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
Easter will be here Sunday April 4th.
CLAD EASTER WILL DEMAND A NEW COSTUME. WE ARE SHOWING CHIC COSTUME SPECIALS
NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY. WE CREATE STYLES. BUY YOUR OUTFIT FROM US
AND KNOW THAT "EVERYONE" WILL NOT BE WEARING THE SAME THING AS YOU. IF YOU WISH
TO MAKE YOUR EASTER CLOTHES IT IS HIGH TIME YOU WERE SELECTING THE MATERIALS. WE
HAVE ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS AND INVITE YO U TO LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU.
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Tomorrow will be the
last of our' Bon-Ton9
Corset Displays.
Be sure and attend. You'll find
it to be time well spent. '
All the "Bon Ton" styles will be
shown on beautiful LIVING MOD.
ELS. Different styles revealing the
very new-."curved waist" and "flat
back" effect.
Madam Morris, the well known
authority from the Royal Worcester
Corset Co. and her discourse on
corsetry will interest you. '
Be sure to be here tomorrow.
In Our Art and
Drapery Dep't.
We have a complete assortment of the famou3
Colonial Drapery Fabrics. Come in and nsk to
see them. As you look at the separata patterns,
think how they would look in your own home,
for what style of room a particular design was
conceived, how this one would suit a little girl's
room, that one your own bed room, and another
one your dining room and so on. The high de
gree of artistic expression in Colonial Drapery
Fabrics is revealed in their adaptability not only
to certain rooms, but to the individual people
who are to live in these rooms.
Authentic Modes in Tail
ored Suits, Coats, Gowns,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists
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ELOQUENT OF THE HIGH FASHION IDEALS ARE OUR DISTINC
TIVE MODELS.
Expression of the best tailoring are the garments themselves.
Smart individual touches lend a charm to these suits that is lacking in
the ordinary suit Discriminating women will find here fashion's latest
models in the widest variety. Supply your needs now while our stock
is complete.
WOMEN'S SUITS AT $ 17.50
At this price we show a complete range of colors, black and
white checks made in neat Norfolk style, navy and Belgian blue in
high waist line effects and full flare skirts.
BEAUTIFUL NEW EASTER SUIT S AT $35.00
Here are suits to please every fancy; very latest styles with roll
ing collars, belts, patch pockets, also high waist line effects; flare
skirts. All the new shades and weaves.
1? & Smart
Coats
Priced at $15
Easter Coats for Women and Misses'
Exceptional garments made from
splendid quality of covert, novelty
checks,, plain serges and mixtures.
Other smart styles belted and flare
effects. Many other models at
prices ranging from
$17.50 to 30.00
LINEN ORGANDIE
Makes up into a neat wash dress, trimmed with cluny
lace. Comes in all shades, washes fine, 36 inches wide.
The yard
3
SPECIAL SHOWING OF EASTER DRESSES
Our assortment was never more complete than now.
Silks in crepe de chine, taffeta and poplin. New dresses
in serge, poplin and panama. Beautiful lingerie, all the
new lace and net effects, all the latest novelties Jn ma
terials. Prices range from $13.50 to $30.00
NARROW GROS GRAIN RIBBON
We have in stock a good variety of colors in gros grain
ribbons, used so much thi3 season for military purposes.
Per yard 15 to 25
NEW BELTS
Narrow belts of suede so much used to emphasize the
new high waist effect; the colors are green, blue and
black with narrow piping of white. Price 50
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS
In woolens and silk. Every size check, all widths.
These are very popular this season. Every wardrobe
should have a black and white check dress. The yard
63 to ?2.00.
NEW CHIFFONS
For waists, dresses and trimming. Chiffons are used
with any kind of a material and dresses. Comes ifi all
shades that now prevail. Plain serge chiffons, marqui
settes, pompodour, Georgette, crepes, etc. The yard
$1.00 to $2.50.
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PA YS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS
COVOH I
Airs, i narii s k. '.uieswortny was
licxiU-HS ye.steid.iy afternoon to the In
dies of the South Hill Bridge Club,
She hud us guests also Mrs. O. I. La
Dow mid Mr. S. A. Newberry. Hon.
ors In the play were won by Mr
James R. Perry.
Vr. and Mrs. K. J. Sommervllle re
turned lant evening from Walla Wal
la where yesterday they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sommervllle's aunt.
Mm. Prowler, who died last Thursday
at St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Sum
nicrvnie was at her bedside some
time before her death.
Mr. .ind Mrs. B. B. Richards and
Mm. H. II. 1HI came to Pendleton
from their home in Athena yesterday
by auto.
XIrs. Jessie Honeyman of Portlanl
will peak at the Presbyterian church
Frldi'y afternoon at 1:30 on her ex-
I pcr!enees m a missionary In Honolu-
! In. Her address will be the conclu
j slon of an all-day session of the la
dles of the church, a business session
, being scheduled for the morning and
, a br.sket lunch at noon.
! The event of the week In a musical
way will be the singing of Staner's
i "Crucifixion" on Friday evening at
me cnurcn or tne iteueemer by a
chorus of thirty of the best voices In
Pendleton. For several weeks prac
tices have been held under the dlrec-
' Hon of Mrs. J. It. Dickson. No ad
mission will be charged but an offer
ing will be taken for the benefit ol
' the choir of the church.
! The chorus will consist of the fol
lowing: Sopranos. Mrs. W. L,
, Thompson, Mrs. Carl Power, Mrs.
Charles Bond. Mrs. Westbrooke Dick
son. Mrs Gilbert W. Phelps,- Mrs.
Raymond Hatch, Mrs. Glen Sturdl
vant, Miss Mayree' Snyder, Mis Lol i
nosers. Miss Adel Poston and Miss
Ruth Terpenlng; altos. Mrs. J. U.
Dickson, Mrs. C. K. Cranston. Mrs.
G. W. Rung. Mrs. William Mlckelson.
Mlsa Edna Zimmerman, Miss Edn.i
Thompson, MLs Edna Coutts. anJ
Miss Irmatee Campbell; tenors, Frank
B. Hayes, Klchnrd Mayberry, SI
Recta. Clarence Penland, and Mr,
Simonds; bassos. Wlllard Bond
George Edmund. II. Bishop, Mansfield
and Friedman.
Polo numbers will be sung by Mrs.
Power. Misses Snyder and Coutts,
Messrs. Hayes, Mayberry, Simonds,
Bond, Edmund and Bishop.
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1IIT licTK, Or-. March JO.
W, rrt r eivd K-re Saturday eT
ea np of t!.e Jeath f LoveU Gilbert,
furmrrly of ttU town, but bow r
Portland. Ilia brother and Bister,
Merwm Gilbert and Mr. Lemuel
Caxttel left Immediately for Portland
The cause of hi death was not men
Uoi.ed. Dr. Gllleland and wife were ylalt
or at Pendleton Saturday evenlnir.
Bert Buholta of Nie. waj a Tlaltor
hero Friday.
Dr. Parker of Pendleton, waa call
ed here Friday on buainesa.
Charlie Nelaon of Butter creek,
waa a visitor here Saturday evenin
on business.
Kd Weit(tte was In town Sunday
from h! ranch la the mountain.
The Misses Alta and Elma Boylen
sperl Sunday at the home of E. B.
Schafer.
Fred Fletcher of Nye waa here on
business Friday.
Herbert Boylen was In town Satur
day doing some trading.
Levi Eldridge waa a visitor here
Sunday.
Dr. Gllleland and wife and Jaunlti
and Jamea will leave Tuesday for
OI-an. Munoarl, to visit for a month
wit! friends and relativea.
ROUMANIA WILL KEEP
NEUTRALITY ATTITUDE
BERLIN'. March 10. Roumania
haa officially announced she will
maintain the present position of neu
trality, according to a Bucharest news
dispatch.
A girl reada a love letter over and
over until she gets another.
Why pray to be delivered from
temptation and then go around looking
for It?
Keeping a man's nose to the grind
stone doesn't sharpen hla wlta.
The parent-teachers' association of
the Lincoln, Washington and Haw
tnorne scnools are making big prep
arations for the visit of Mrs. Arls-
tene Felts, state president of the Or.
egon Congress of Mothers and Par
em-Teachers' association, on Frldav.
A reception, beginning at 3 o'clock.
will be held In the Moose hall and,
during the afternoon, Mrs. Felts will
address the audience. All members
of the association and all other la
dies of the city and county who are
interested are Invited to be present.
The following commltteea have been
appointd for the occasion: On re
ception. Mrs. G. W. Phelps, Mrs.
Georpe RuRg, Mrs. C. S. Wheeler,
Mrs. T. M. Henderson. Mrs. Kim Mor
ton and Mlsa Sarah Ruggtes; on pro
gram, Mrs. Robert N. Stanfleld.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs. James
A. Fee, Mrs. J. E. Smith and Miss
Cora Hamilton; on re fresh men.-,
Mrs. John Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas
R. Hamiton. Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. Williams.
Wednesday evening at the Metho
d!st church. Miss St. Johns, a mi.
sionary who has recently been in Ch.
na, will speak In the Methodist
i church on her work and the public
'.s Irvited. On Thursday afternoon
she will address the ladles of the
Foreign Missionary Society at the
hoire of Mrs. H. D. Wiley, 409 Gar
field street.
Mrs. F. E. Van Dusen is accom
panying her husband to Blnghani
Springs today for the season.
cortets were shown In every desUn
and material which could b desired,
all of which are carried regularly at
The Peoples Warehouse.
Mlsa Arnold, a beautiful Titian
blonde, charmingly attired
blue, wore the models designed
thiit they have at last, discovered tl'e
perfect fitting front lace corset.
Mme Morris and her ass'stants aro
always ready to answer any questions
and Individual consultatlnns and ad-
In: vice are free to all visitor. Kvcif
for one who attended the lectures felt
the atout figure and surprised manv
among the audience when she showed
more than repaid for the effort, ff
If vnm Inifaitif n ran nnnurf Itnltv tut
how graceful and attractive the stout learning details of perfectly fitte I
woman la when properly corseted.
Madame Morris, a lovely brunette,
wearing pink crepe de chine, was th
medium figure model. These ladles
are considered to have perfectly pn-
portlond flgurea and are the models'
for all the corset made by this firm '
An Interesting corset was the "Tn
co" design for slender figure. It Li
perfect fitting and I made of soft
materials which Is guaranteed not t
stretch more than will be made up
again In laundering. And corsets, b 1
coif el.
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GET HID OF HUMORS
Hood's 8arsaparllla I tho Madicln
to Take Mako Pur Blood.
Dry. moist acalr tetter.
bolls, and other emptlona com :
humor, which may be either in
plmpIeaV
from
the way, need to be laundered a. d j or aulrS T though def
umrii iuru ui u noil um muj oilier
piece of wearing apparel.
Madame Morris advocates the me
dlun bust and slightly curved walt
tlve digestion and assimilation.
To treat these eruption wltb dry
lng medicine la dangeroua.
Hood' Sarsaparllla, tho old relU
line. Nothing la more ungainly than, d.,,-, tha human, and lmnmvea
the tight corset. A great deal of, the digestion and assimilation, m
In corset today , Get Hood' Baraap&rilla from your
druggist. It may be confidently re
lied upon to do It work. It purine
the blood, tone tho stomach, and
build up the whole system. It goeo
to the root of disease, and It bene,
flcial result are permanent It sets
thing to right In the system. Re
member to ask for Hood's 8a.rss.pa
rilla, because nothing else acta like It
and nothing else can take It place.
elastic 1 being used
as the elastic inserts are
for the perfect fit and for
fort of the wearer.
The manufacturers of these corse's
after fifty-three years of careful
study have succeeded In making mo-l-
els suitable for any figure and do.
sinned to show that particular figure
to the best advantage. They now feel
necessary
the com-1
CORSET
EXHIBIT -
VERY SUCCESSFUL
IJiing Model Show Newest Bon Ton
Stjle.
The women of Pendleton have been
greatly Interested In the exhibition of
Bon Ton corset on beautiful living
models at the Feeples Warehouse yes.
terday and today. It Is the first tlms
that a demonstration of the kind hrs
been held In this city and at each of
the sessions there have been very
larce attendances.
Madame Morris, who haa Just com
pleted a trip about the world In the
Interest of the Bon Ton and Royal
Worcester corsets, is a wonderfully
Interesting and instructive lecturer.
While the corsets are being shown
upon the models she conveys to her
audience a wealth of invaluablo cor
set knowledge absolutely necessary id
the woman desirous of both beauty
and comfort. The purpose of the
demcnstralon waa to show the cor
rect models for all figures a well as
the correct way of putting on anl
wearing a corset.
The Bon Ton and Royal Worcester
It is Just natural
To Admire Babies
CVir ftl'ni'tle nnture Impels Vive for the
oolng Infant And at the same time
the subject' of
J,1 J-Lv-".,".J1.?!T moiherhood Is ever
botore ts. To know
what to do that will
add ta the physical
comfort of expectant
motherhood Is a sub
Jo:! that has Inter
ested most women of
all llmo One of
the real ho!;ful
thing Is an external
ibdomlns! applk-ntlon sold In most
Irug stores under the nsme of "Mother's
friend." We have known so many grand
mothers, who In their younger day
relied upon this remedy, and who recom
mend It to their own daughters that It
:ertainly must be what Its name Indi
cates. They have used It for its direct
Influence upon the muscles, cords, liga
ments and tendons as It aims to afford
elief from the strain and pain so often
jnnecessarlly severe during the period of
jxpectancy.
A little book mailed by Bradfleld Regu
lator Co., SOS Lamar Itlilg., Atlanta, Oo.,
refers to many things that women like to
read about It refers not only to the
relief from muscle strain due to their
npanslon but also tn nausea, morning
ilckness, caking of breast and many
ther distresses.
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The alleged discovery of this new
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power problem will be solved.
The proper solution to the great
health problem Is largely a matter of
keeping the Stomach, Liver and Bow
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There will be times, however, when
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Tlieso Slightly Used Pianos
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HOB ART M. CABLE $185.00
ANDREW KOHLER $175.00
KOHLER & CHASE ? 175.00
STARR $75.00
CLARENDON $225.00
KIMBALL $200.00
COLUMBUS .'. $00.00
HARRINGTON $G5.00
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