FAGE TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. I ENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 29, 1915.
TEN PAGES
hat Do You Know About Cloth and
Workm anship i
CLOTHES?
NOT MUCH IF YOU'RE LIKE MOST MEN. YOU PROB
ABLY DON'T CARE TO SPEND EITHER THE TIME OR (
THE MONEY TO LEARN.
Then the way to be sure you're getting what you pay for
Hart Schaffner & BMl
Marx Clothes
They're certain value because of the "all wool" fabrics and
skilled workmanship that go into them. They're the cheap
est clothes you can buy, considering what you get for your
money.
to $30
We have cheaper clothes, the best for the price, no mat
ter what the price
10.00 to ?20.00
Friday is the Last Day of
OUR SILK SALE
This sale is offering most wonderful bargains in the
season's newest silks; most popular weaves and pat
terns. ?1.00 36 inch Black Messaline 79
f 1.00 36 inch Tub Silks 79
81.25 Genuine Cheney Foulards 78
81.00 Fancy Dress Silks 63
82.00 Polo Dot Silks $1.71
82.00 Crepe de Chine 81-71
82.50 Flake Faille Suiting 81-93
Tomorrow' the last day; come and profit by these
reduced price.
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FRIDAY HAND BAG SPECIALS
We have a good variety of leather and moire hand bags
in the newest shapes. These we offer you Friday and
Saturday at the following reductions:
Visit Our Bargain
Basement ,
YOU ARE THE LOSER IF YOU DON'T.
Every article is a bargain, a cost saver.
ALL GOODS ARE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH.
Phone orders will be filled and goods sent C. 0. D.
SMOKED SALMON AND KIPPERED HALIBUT
LOAF
A most delicious fish product, per can only.... 11
clam chowder Quart cans, enough for a whole
family; needs only to be heated to be ready for use.
A very choice dish. Quart cans, each only 19
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOUSE DRESSES
Women' House Dresses 69, 89, 8 1.10
Children's House Dresses, only 39
$1.25 GIRL'S KHAKI DRESSES ONLY 49
These are only a very few of the thousands of bar
gains to be found in our BARGAIN BASEMENT.
Come and see for yourself.
$6.50 Hand
$5.00 Hand
$ 1.50 Hand
$3.50 Hand
$3.00 Hand
$2.50 Hand
$2.00 Hand
$1.50 Hand
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
Bags will
go for
go for
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go for...
go for
go for
go for.
$3.98
. $2.98
.$2.68
. $2.48
. $1.98
. $1.78
. $1.48
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WASH GOODS
Never before have the Wash Goods been better look
ing. New coloring, new cloths, new weaves, such as chal
iies, voile, dimity voile, crepe de chine, lace cloth, batiste,
lawn dimity, crepe, etc. All ready for your inspection.
See window display. The yard 10 to 35
35c DUST CAPS 15
One lot of flowered crepe and cross bar dainty dust
caps. Friday and Saturday 15
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Smart New Summer Waists
We received by this morning's express a large ship
ment of the newest styles in dainty summer blouses.
Beautiful Stripe and Check Chiffon Waists in black
and white, and blue and white over white and flesh lin
ings, finished with lace and moire silk collars and cuffs.
Lingerie Waist made of sheer voile and French organ
die with Venetian lace inserts, featuring the new Dutch
collars. Prices range from $3.00 to $10.00
Come and see them.
DAINTIEST OF SUMMER DRESSES
Our showing of dainty summer dresses is the best
we've ever had. They come in voile combined with taf
feta embroidery and lace, grenadine. Made with jacket
effect and high waisted skirt, trimmed with lace.
White lace cloth, made in smart new models.
Moderately priced $9.50 to $25.00
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The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS
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COUPON j
Last evening at 8 o'clock in the
parlor of the French restaurant
Thomas Enrlght and Miss Artemisia
Corley were made man and wife, the
ceremony being performed by Jus
tice of the Peace Joe H. Parke. Both
bride and groom have been residents
of the southern part of the county
for some time.
Mlsa Marian Love entertained the
ladlea of the high school faculty In
formally last evening.
Mrs. W. P. Temple haa returned
home after spending several weeks In
Seattle and Portland.
Mrs. John Adams again entertained
ten tables at bridge at her country
home yesterday afternoon, her guests
going out from Pendleton In automo
biles. Honors were won by Mrs.
Laura Nash and Mrs. H. H. Mattery.
A party of young people enjoyed a
picnic up the river beyond the agency
last evening, making the trip In au
tea. In the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Power, Misses Frances and Mu
riel Silling, Lola Rogers, Mildred Al
len, Hal Bishop, Thome Klnnersley
and Fred Marshall.
The parent-teachers' association
of the Washington school will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the school building. An Interesting
program will be given and at the bus
iness session officers will be elected.
The Jolly Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Greu
llch for a very enjoyable session at
Five Hundred in which honors were
won by Mrs. Harry E. Bickers.
Mrs. J. A. Smith of Pendleton, Ore.,
Is visiting her sen sjid daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Campbell. 217 Mont
gomery avenue. Spokane, Wash., who
are the proud parents of a bab)
hoy. born April 15th. Mr. and Mrs
Campbell are formerly of Pendleton
nr,d have many friends and relatives
in and near this city.
We sell and feature
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We know we can please you, that's why we suggest
you try an order of our
U. S. INSPECTED YOUNG MUTTON
U. S. INSPECTED WE1NERS
U. S. INSPECTED BACON
A new shipment just received of
those famous
U. S. INSPECTED EASTERN HAMS
ALSO NICE YOUNG VEAL.
If you once use government inspected meat you will
never again accept the ordinary kind. It's wholesome,
pure and germ proof.
OREGON MARKET
TWO PHONES
815 Main Street.
600 AND 601
J. S. Rogers, Prop.
.Mrlll lrut" Plan Out.
NKW VOHK. April 27Methoda
J.iploved by agent of a "medical
trurt" operating many of the Institu
tion raided by the New York pollco
In sweeping crusade against uch
Jitltutlon. have been disclosed to
the authorities by Dr. Frank T.
Urough, oue of the physician arrest
ed according to a statement accred
Ited to the office of Mrs. Marian K.
t'l.trk. an investigator of the Mate L
Imr rtcpartmenl.
Ii i. ported that the real head
i.f the string of medical Institutes
tallied here Wednesday Is a Chicago
mllli'inalre, who employes managers
for the branch Inttltutions.
As a result of Inquiries made since
the raid, the United State district
attorney has been requested to prose
cute some of the Institute managers
for improper use of the mails, a more
serious offense than the charge of
maintaining a nuisance, already pre
ferred HKxinH them.
licriin public Work lilg.
BERLIN, April 27 Figure In
dicating the large scope of public
work being carried on in Berlin have
JuM been compiled. They show that
about $!J.COO,000 Is being expended.
The Improvement Include a new
subway involving $17,500,000; harbor
work, 19,250,000; a central market
building, $10,000,000; several bridges
and street widening; an addition to
the city's principal railroad station
and Improvement to one of the
roads; a rapid transit extension and
an "L" connection, as well as one new
Interurban road.
The authorities of Berlin are about
to order work begun on a new market
hall whl'h will be the largest In the
world. The hall will have a total
length of more than three-fifth of a
mile.
Treasure Chest Robbed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27. Rob
bery of a chest of silver filigree work
aboard the steamer Vega, a part of
Italy' exhibit at the Panama-Pacific
exposition, was discovered by customs
officials. The value of the lost ar
ticles Is not known.
The cheat nf hIIvap ttt Hi. K.tnm
of the ship' hold, was not reached '
until today during the unloading.
The robbery, according to the cus
toms officials, probably wu commlt-
iA Hi rifetlAl hftfnPA fh ! nam
completely unloaded. i
Mrs. Robin W. Fletcher and two
young children arrived home last ev
ening from Portland where they vis
ited at the home of Mrs. Fletcher
mother, Mrs. Eleapor Cameron.
The (. urrent Literature Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arlo C. Hampton on
High street.
The Ladles of the Maccabees of
the Helix lodge, gave a pleasant sur
prise yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Manuel Frledly, 109 Stone
vall Jackson street. It came in 'the
form of a shower In honor of little
Catheryn Mae, born Easter Sunday,
to Mr. and Mrs. Frledly. Many beau
tiful presents were received by the
little oni. AH enjoyed a pleasant aft
ernoon. Mrs. Frledly is a member
of the Helix lodge.
A new social club was formed last
evening when fourteen young ladles
of the high school met at the home
of Miss Beulah Young and organized,,
themselves Into the Alohoe Club. Miss;
Kose Ciordon was chosen a president.
Miss Hazel McC'ully as vice-president
ar.d Miss Almee Latourelle as secre
tary. The other members are Miss
es Merle Best, Mabel Hampton, Jau
r.lta. Frledly. Carrie Ferguson, Ardls
Caillsnn, Ferndale Perrln, Leona Bow
man, Gladys Simpson, Beulah Young
and Velna Marple. The club lsj
planning several Informal functions
the first of which will be a picnic
next Sunday up the river beyond the!
nv.nir Hnln ttin nli.V. .nnmHnru r, n A I
their boy friends will go, the trip to
be made in an auto truck.
Training has dedicated himself and
the school made possible by the will
of the late Oeorge M. Pullman. Erect
ed at a cost of over $400,000 the
school will open tomorrow.
Surrounded by the gigantic Pull
man car factories and works, the In
stitution, an Ideal location for an in
dustrial school. Principal Wade
plan to cooperate with the Pullman
company in It training of appren
t Ices.
The school will 'be open five and
one half days, 48 weeks In the year,
with a short vacation at the end of
each of the four quarter. The t!m
of the pupils, nho will be in school
eight hour each day, wllyl be divided
between the shops, the laboratories,
the athletic field and the gymnasium.
I xh I Royal M. Sawtellc
HALLMARK jeweler
Store I EiLbluhed IU7
To Frame Constitution.
ALBANY, N. Y., April 28. The
New York constitutional convention,
which held an Initial organization
session April 6, will reconvene to
night prepared to actively begin work
upon drafting tentative planks of the
new constitution. Former Senator
Root, chairman, la expected to an
nounce committee assibninents to
night or tomorrow.
Students Discuss War.
CAMBRIDGE,' April 28. Right of
France to Alsace-Lorraine was the
subject of debate tonight by Harvard
Btudents for the Pasteur medal found
ed In 1893.
Champions Fishermen,
DALLAS, Tex., April 28. J. Waddy
Tate, fisherman extraordinary, known
a the "Admiral of White Rock," has
started a campaign in behalf of the
downtrodden fisherman. With the ad
vent of a new city administration he
announced that he wa going to do
someth ng to alleviate the lot of the
local Izzak Waltons, Inasmuch as
they have been prohibited from boat
fishing In the city's principal fishing
spots. This administration, ho op
ines, will be the champion of the
oppressed fisherman.
Youth the Cue
IT'S the young man who gets the
curtain calls in the Drama of .Life
today, and it behooves the older man
to assume a youthfulness,- though he
have it not.
Bond Clothes
$15 to $30
The young man finds in them the surest expres
sion, of individuality, while their cock-sure buoy
ancy takes the older men so far along the road
to yesterday in looks and feeling that the re
newing of his youth becomes a reality and not
merely an assumed role. t
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers.
Making OvcTalls Popular Garb.
CHICAGO, April 28 Dignifying
overall. This is the edifying task to
which Principal L. G. Wade of the
Pullman Free School for Manual
THE GREATEST EXPOSITION
The Panama Exposition, now open,
1 aid to be the greatest project of
it kind yet undertaken. In magni
tude and cost It certainly surpasses all
other. It I two mile long and a
half mile wide and represents an In
vestment of over $50,000,000.
. Person who have a weak stomach
and suffer from poor appetite, belch
ing, indigestion, liver and bowel trou
ble can have the assurance that If
they will only give Hostetter's Stom
ach B'tter a fair trial It will help Na
ture wonderfully In restoring these or
gans to a normal condition. Try It.
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MOTOR CARS
The wheel base is 110 inches. The price of
the car complete with extra tire, tube and
chains is $900.
Your enthusiasm over one feature has scarcely subsid
ed before you discover that another and then another
reaches the same high plane.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Phone 541 812 Johnson Street