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HAILY EAST ORF.GON1AX. IENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 14. 1915.
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Have you ever
visited Our
Bargain
ave you ever j.
visited Our
Bargain
Basement?
V ly fti. Vi VWUNifl V Vy - frj Basement?
White Wear
ables for men
Are Reduced
for Our May
White Sale!
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS
AND PAJAMAS
We have an extra choice
stock the celebrated Fault
less night shirts and pajam
as, and all the white ones are
reduced as follows:
91.00 Quality, May White
Sale Price S9
91.23 Quality, May White
Sale Price :... $1.11
91.50 Quality, May White
Sale Price $1.29
91.75 Quality, May White
Sale Price 91.47
92.00 Quality, May White
Sale Price .. 91.73
MEN'S WHITE HATS
50c While Duck Hats. May White
Hale Price 4So
75c White Bilk Hats. May White
Hale Price S2c
MEN'S W HITE SOX
25e White So. May White
Sale Price 21c
$1.00 White Sox. May White
Sale Price 79c
$1.50 White Sox, May White
Sale Price $1.19
92.00 White Sox, May White
Sale Prn-e $1.59
MES S WHITE NECKWEAR
25c it do. Pone, May White
Sale Price 20c
50c each Four-in-Hands, Mav
White Sale Price 39c
75c White Four-ln-Hands, May
hite Sale Price 59c
MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS
H EDITED
' This Ik an extensive line, well as
sortcd. Koft collar shirts, and shirts
to he worn with stiff collars; mad
ras, solnette. Bilk.
50i' Shiru, May White Sale
Price 4Sc
$1.00 Shirt, May White Sale
Price S9c
I 50 Shirt. May White Sale
ITce $1.23
S2.00 Shirts. May White Sale
Price Il.ej
$3.00 Shirts. May White Sale
Price J2.49
91.50 Shirts, May White Sale
Price $3.65
MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHFS
AT WHITE SILK P1UCES
Whhite dales don't occur very
often so it Is up to you to buy
while buying la good.
10c cambric, May White Sale
Price 7C
15c Cambric, May White Sale
Price He
20c L:n n, May White Sale
'Tire 16c
25c Linen, May White Sale
Price c
5c Linen, May White Sale
Price 28c
50V Linen. May White Sale
ITIce 3c
MEN S WHITE I XDKHWEAK
light now is the time to buy
your Summer I'nderwear. If a
Raving means anything to you
!"n't overlook this sale.
91,00 Porosknit White, May White
Sale Price ff'tc
1.00 H. V I). White, May White
Sale I'rice
91.25 Knitted I'nderwear, White,
May White Sale Price 8 He
1.50 Knitted I'nderwear. White.
May White Sale Price .... $1.33
2.00 Kn tti-d 1'nderwea) White.
May White Sale Price 91.99
92.50 Knitted I'nderwear, White,
May White Sale Price 2.13
If you were one of the happy, enthusiastic throng of shoppers who
attended this sale today, there can be no doubt in your mind that
this is an Extraordinary White Sale
Bigger and broader than any that ever proceeded it, bigger in quantities, better in quali"
ties. If you didn't come today be sure and come tomorrow. The occasion
will justify a special trip
May White Sale Specials in Oar Shoe Department
WHITE Mill ( K BITTOX SHOES
For Women
We have a Bhort line of these
shoes that have been selling for
14 and 15. They have regular street
soles and military leather heels.
For what we have left
White Sale Price $2.88
WHITE CANVAS BITTOX SHOES
For Women
We have 10 pairs of these can
vas shoes that sold for $1.00 pair,
heavy soles and leather heels.
White Sale I'rice 2.48
WHITE NVIiVCK PIMPS
For Women
These formerly sold for 13.50.
tl 00 and 15.00. Ail have straight
leather heels, heavy street soles.
For actual service.
White Sale Price 2.38
WHITE XimCK OXFORDS
For Women.
These mostly have low heels and
good w'do full toes. They make
splendid house shoes.
White Sale Trice $2.18
WHITE XriHXK OXFORDS
Ior Children.
These sold originally for $2.25
and 12 50, sizes 11 to 2. Low heel
and button.
White Sale Price It. 88
WHITE CANVAS FIMPS
For Women.
Nice white canvas covered Louis
heel, turned sole. Instep strap.
White Sale Price $2.75
WHITE N I BITK LACE ENGLISH
For the Girls.
All white rubber soles and heels.
Very comfortable and serviceable.
White Sale Price $5.00
Boudoir Caps
Our line of these dainty
assessories is very complete.
Take your choice at the fol
lowing reductions:
33 Caps 2S
50 Caps 39?
75 Caps 59?
$1.00 Caps 79?
1.25 Caps 98?
?1.50 Caps 91.19
92.00 Caps 91.59
Earn
am Basemen
ams
THAT MEANS AN EXTRA SAVING TO YOU.
95.00 to 97.00 Men's Oxfords 91.98
Tan, black, and patent leather, lace and button,
sizes 5i to 11.
Up to 94.00 Men's Velour Calf Oxfords 98?
Up-to 94.00 Women's Oxfords 91.98
Up to 95.00 Women's Oxfords 92.37
Up to 96.00 Women's Oxfords 92.49
Up to 97.50 Boys' Suits 91.49
Up to 92.50 Boys' Suits : 69?
91.50 Boys Khaki Play Suits 69?
35? Men's Suspenders 7?
25? Men's Suspenders 6?
91.50 Gauntlet Buckskin Gloves 98?
96.75 Women's Linen Dusters 93.49
Raglan sleeves.
94.95 Girls' Riding Suits 92.49
A 50 per cent reductibn.
91.39 Women's House Dresses 1 75?
AN EVERYDAY BARGAIN DEPARTMENT, WHERE PRICES ARE
ANY OTHER STORE COULD POSSIBLY THI NK OF OFFERING.
FAR LOWER THAN
91.00 Women's House Dresses, all sizes 49?
91.25 Women's Waists, sizes 34 to 45 59?
930.00 Woman's Black Suit 96.49
Lined with Skinner's satin.
927.50 Woman's Blue Diagonal 94.68
914.75 Women's Dresses, up to date styles 91.98
919.75 Women's Coats 96.49
Semi-fitting silk and satin linings.
929.75 Woman's Coat 93.50
Up to 97.00 Women's Shoes $1.38
Good up to date styles, patent leather, vici, but
ton or lace, good toes.
92.75 Lace Curtains, full length 97?
50? Charmeuse Silk 19?
45? Charmeuse Silk 15?
65? 72-inch Table Damask 48?
92.50 Hand Painted Pictures 35?
95.00 Hand Painted Pictures 98?
122? Good Heavy Outing Flannel 9?
40? Drapery Cloths 19?
15? Good Heavy Canvas, per yard 11?
25? Face Towels 18?
50? Men's Underwear 30?
30? Face Towels, each 2 1?
25? Crepe Plisse, per yard 10?
65? Pillow Tops, each 13?
91.25 Silks, per yard 39?
91.50 Combs and Barretts, each 9?
91.50 Kid Gloves, all colors, pair 49?
91.25 Long Silk Gloves, pair 49?
15? Soups all kinds, each 9?
15? Fish Loaf Halibut and Cod, per can 11?
25? Orange Marmalade, per can 10?
25? Baking Powder, 2 cans for 25?
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" 3 ph?r
-If it' from our Pure Food Shop it's Clean."
Saturday will find our store fairly brimming with
Pure Food Table Supplies. We are waiting to
wait on you.
DELICATESSEN DEPT.
You'll like our method of putting up your lunch
goods. Picnic and fishing trip lunch goods in
the wildest varieties.
BOILED HAM Freshly cooked, tender and sweet
sliced to your order, pound 40?
LUNCH TONGUE Pound 40?
HAM LOAF Pound 35?
FANCY CHEESE, PICKLES, OLIVES and REL
ISHES. Everything to make your lunch a suc
cess. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fresh from the growers today.
STRAWBERRIES Extra fancy stock, 2 boxes
for 25?
NEW POTATOES, GREEN PEAS, GREEN
BEANS, CUCUMBERS, RIPE TOMATOES,
CELERY, ASPARAGUS, NEW TURNIPS, BER-
MUDA ONIONS, NEW CABBAGE, RADISHES
Etc. "If its on the market you'll find it here."
Shop early; call 15.
T. P. W. CREAMERY BUTTER Fresh, sweet,
clean, 2 pound square 60?
T .P. W. SOAP-r-In bath tablet form, packed doz
en tablets to box, 2 kinds, Glycerine and Per
oxide, the box 91.00
T. P. W. LAUNDRY SOAPS Including our
Special White and Naptha, the bar ...... 5?
Special price on box of 100 bars.
T. P. W. TEAS The finest picking of Japan Teas.
full one pound packages 60?
Excepting Gunpowder which sells for 75?
T. P. W. TEA A good tea to tie to.
T. P. W. SPECIAL WHITE PANCAKE SYRUP
12-Gallon, 60?; 1 gallon 91.10
T. P. W. PURE CIDER VINEGAR, bottle 10?
T. P. W. PURE SORGHUM, 100 pure, cans 75?,
91.25.
T. P. W. SPECIAL COFFEES No better coffees
and no coffees better than T. P. W. Blends.
T. P. W. SPECIAL The Best 35? coffee on earth.
T. P. W. XTRAGRADE COFFEE The finest
drinking coffee offered the trade today, lb. 40?
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS.
Ripe Olives Pint 25?
Country Butter Roll 45
Asparagus Tips 3 cans 50?
Shrimp Dozen cans 91.75
New Pack Oysters
I2V2C Grade, can 10?
16 2-3c Grade, can 12 V2?
25c Grade, can 20?
Pork and Beans
12Vic Grade, can 10?
20c Grade, 3 for 50?
30c Grade, can 25?
Hawaiian Pineapple Extra fancy grade, dozen
n 92.40
Star Cut Glasses Set of 6 68?
42 Piece Dinner Sets Set jjjl.87
if
COttPOH
The Peoples Warehouse
Where it Pays to Trade
Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps.
COUPON
Beautiful
Embroideries
AND LACES AT PRICES THAT
WILL INTEREST YOC.
EMBROIDERIES
Twenty seven Inch embroidery
flouncing suitable for Infants'
wear, dainty patterns, with ruffled
edge. Regular 75c quality.
White Sale I'rice 9o
Eighteen Inch embroidery suit
able for children's dresses, petti
coats, etc., a variety of patterns to
choose from, Kegulur 60a.
White Sale I'rice 39c
Twenty two t rd twenty four
Inch embroideries In voiles apd
crepes, a beautiful variety of pat
terns. Regular 12.00 yard, extra,
special,
White Sale Price $1.29
CHILDREN'S EMU. PRESSES
Ready to make embroidery
dresses, only a few left, attractive
at (3.75.
White Sale Price $2.9
$3.50 Emb. Flounclngs on voile,
batiste and organdie In the 27, 36
and 45-ln. widths; many handsome
patterns to choose from.
White Solo Trice 12.79
All Other Emliruldcrlcs Reduced
20 per cent,
LACES
10c, 12 l-2c and 15c Lares, in
clud ng a number of shadow, vals,
linen and Imitation laces.
White Sale Price 9c
While and cream lace flouncing!
IS to 27 Inches wide, Id white and
cream, worth 60c to 16.00.
White Sale Price Onc-Hulf
Any of our entire stock of laces
Including vnls, cluny, filet, shawow
and net laces at the following re
ductions: 10c Lace 8c
15c Lace 12 (40
20c Lace ISc
25c Lace 19c
S5e Ice 27e
50c Lace S9o
65c Lace 49c
75c Lace 59o
1.00 Lac 79c
11.25 Lace 9Hc
St-50 I-ace $1.19
f 1.75 Lace S1.S9
$2.00 Lace $I 5
$2.50 Lace !..$I.9S
$3.00 Lnce $2.39
$3.50 Lace 12.79
TOWELS
The best assortment of Towels
we have ever had. Huck, crash
and Turkish.
10c Towels, May White Sale
I'rice 8o
15c Towels, May Whlta Sale
Price 12c
20o Towels, May White Sale
Price lftc
25c Towels, May White Sale
I'rice 19c
35c Towels, May White Sale
Trice 27c
SOc Towels, May White Sale
Price 39c
65c Towels, May White Sale
Price 49c
Resinol a house
hold ointment
The game soothinir, healinjr, anti
septic properties tlm! make Resinol
Ointmrnt so effective (or slcin-erup-tic.ru,
also make it the ideal house
hold remedy for
Items Sores ftmpl
H'l HkuUuufci
Wuuwtt elating lrnuuoM
and a score of t-ther troubles which
constantly arise in every home,
ercially where there are children.
That is why you should IteepKes
iil Ointmrnt ready lor instant use.
b ell Anicvix. wrriril by d 1m.
Mr William A. Noon of Noon, Ore
gon, was the motif of a very pretty
afternoon tea yesterday at the Nor
borne lierkeley home on Thompson
street, Mrs. lierkeley and Miss Mildred
lierkeley being hostesses. About fif
ty ladies culled during the afternoon.
At a table prettily decorated In pink,
Mrs. Noon and Mrs. James Johns. Jr.,
presided over the teapot while Mrs.
Henry W. Collins and Mrs. C. 8. King
poured coffee.
The ladies of the Friday lirldge
Club were pleaxantly entertained yes
Nnl.'iv ufiernoon at the home of Mrs
W. . Mct'ormmH'h on North Main
etreet, Mrs. MeCorrnmach and Mrs
Charles A. Murphy being hostesses.
Honors In the play were won by Mrs.
S, A- Newberry. A novel feature of
the afternoon was the picnic luncheon
served In the spacious basement of
the MeCorrnmach home.
The members of the Evening Bridge
Club and a number of other friends
were entertained last evening by Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Robinson at their
home on Jackson street. Honors
were won by Mrs. Richard Mayberry
end Dr. W. D, McNary.
Mrs. 11. O. Moussu was taken to St.
Anthony's hospital yesterday morning
and during the afternoon underwent
a serious operation, the second she
has undergone In the past few weeks.
Her condition today is reported to be
as good aa could be expected.
Mrs. Oertrude Ferguson of Walla
Walla, who formerly made Pendleton
her home, Is a house guest of Mrs.
Clark Nelson.
Mrs. Hersohe H. Bond and little
son Henry will leave tomorrow for
Portland to Join Mr. Rond and make
their home In that city.
Miss Edith Richardson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Keth Richardson, was
removed from St. Anthony's hospital
to her home Wednesday and la rap
Idly recovering from the operation for
appendicitis which she underwent on
May fifth.
Mlrs Beth Smith, who has been at
tending Boucher College at Baltimore,
Md., for the past year, Is returning
home via California. Miss Smith
met Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan
In Han Francisco last Sunday. After
touring California Miss Smith will re
turn to her home In Pendleton.
Several of the high school students
have taken advantage of the opportu
nity to see the state Interscholastlc
track and field meet at Eugene and
also of visiting friends and relative
In the valley, accompanying the high
school track team which left Wed
nesday night for Eugene. Among
those going were Miss Hazel Wyrlck,
Harold Brock and Eugene Boylen.
TERMS OF AUSTRIA
ARE
REJECTED BY
ITALY; 11 HEAR
ROME, May 13. Italy U very close
to a formal declaration of war. What
was alleged to be Austria's final pro
posal In the Interests of peace has
been definitely rejected. In official
clrciea It was declared the government
will not keep the world long In sus
pense and that an Important an
nouncement may be made within a
day or two.
NEW YORK, May 13. An ominous
Indication of the Intention of Italy
to plunge Into the war on the side of
the allies was given when representa
tlves of five of the largest Italian
steamship lines admitted they were
instructed to refuse passage to men.
women and children of German, Aus
trian and Turkish nationality or
naturalized Americana of the same
birth.
FLORENCE, May 13. Arrange
ments are completed to turn Florence
Into a great hospital center In cose
Italy enters the war. The government
has completed a house td house can
vass of the town determining what
hotels and homes can' be placed at
the disposal of the nation for hosplt
al use, Women will serve aa nurses
and replace men on the tramways
and as messengers and In other oc
cupations. Many have enrolled for
service.
Southern Baptist Convention.
HOUSTON, May 13. More than
5000 delegates to the Southern Bap
tist convention were expected today to
be here before the sessions close on
the 17th. The convention opened to
day with fully 2500 delegate's from
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Dainty, New, Crisp and Smart
All 36c Neckwear, Includ
ing lace and embroidery trim
med collars and collar and
cuff seU. White Sale pr. 2Sc
All 50c Neckwear of net.
lace or organdie. White Sale
Price 87o
All 75c Neckwear, Includ
ing gulmpes, collar and cuff
sets, vestees, et. White Sale
Price 49c
All other Neckwear 20 per
cent less.
Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Mis
souri, Arkansas, and other southern
state.
If you are dissatisfied with your lot
put it In the hands of an auctioneer.
Frocklo-Faco
Sun and Wind Bring Out ITgly SpoU
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable deal that H
will not cost you a penny unless It
removes the freckles; while If It
does give you a clear complexion the
expense Is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othlne dou
ble strength from any druggist and'
a few applications should show you
how easy It Is to rid yourself of the
homely freckles and Bet s beautiful,
complexion. Rarely Is more than any
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othlne as this Is the
Piercrlptlon sold under guarantee ot
Money back It it falls to remov
freckles.
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