TVUT.Y FAST OH?! (IONIAN. rF.NDLFTON. OTtr.OON', WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1915.
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At the home of the bride's parents
SELDOM DO MEN OF PENDLETON HAVE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY TO
PROFIT BY LOW PRICES AS IS OFFERED BY THIS SALE OF SUITS.
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THE NAME ALONE IS A GUARANTEE OF THEIR QUALITY, AND THE
FACT THAT ALL SIZES IN A WIDE RANGE OF MATERIALS, PATTERNS AND
SHADES ARE TO BE HAD, MAKES THIS SUIT SALE OF EXTRAORDINARY IN
TEREST TO THE PROSPECTIVE BUYER. DON'T FOOL YOURSELF BY NOT
COMING TO THIS SALE, YOU CAN SAVE FROM $4.50 TO $15.00 ON THE
PRICE OF YOUR SUIT. MANY ARE REDUCED AS MUCH AS
ONE HALF PRICE
Women's Coats One-Half Price
$15.00 Coats Reduced to $7.50
$16.50 Coats Reduced to $8.25
$21.00 Coats Reduced to $10.50
$25.00 Coats Reduced to $12.50
$30.00 Coats Reduced to $15.00
A choice lot of coat in fancy mixtures
and plaid, black and white, prey, green,
lavender and blue, sizes 16 to 38.
$10.00 Coats Reduced to $5.00
$12.00 Coats Reduced to $6.00
$2.00 HOUSE DRESSES $1.49
A special one day sale of house dresses. Percales and ginghams, in plaids and
stripes. Blue, pink, lavender, black and white and grey. Made in full flare skirts,
low neck, long or short sleeves ; sizes 36 to 44. Special sale price only $1.49
Bargain Easement Bargains
Never before in the history of Pendleton did a store offer such bargains as does our Bargain Basement, and
it is an every day, permanent department It's the cheapest place in town to buy.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA DISHES.
75c Covered Butter Dish, only . 39
50c Sugar Bowl, only 15t
$1.25 Covered Vegetable Dish, only 45
$1.75 Covered Casserole, only 89
50c Boys' Overalls, only 10
25c Boys' Caps, only 5
75c Veilings, only 9
35c Corset Cover Laces, only 15
50c to $1.50 Combs and Barretts, only 9
25c Clothes Brushes, only 5
FOR THE "GO-AWAY"
The joys of vacation are two-fold
when you're togged out trim and neat.
Comfortable, fashiorfable, durable
shoes -are a necessary means to this
end.
Demand as much as you like our
great stock can fill the bill.
The latch string is out.
$3.00 to $5.00
DIMITY VOILE
A new wash fabric that will wear,
36 inches wide, small, neat designs,
fast colors. The yard 35
. STRATFORD CRETONNE
Sold in the dry goods section. Es
pecially adapted to the use of com
forters, 36 inches wide, out of the or
dinary patterns, best cloth of its kind.
The yard 10
KIMONA SILKS
Comes in two qualities; big floral
effects; all colors and combinations;
32 to 36 inches wide; some exclusive
patterns. The yard.... 75 to $1.25
LIGHT WOOLENS ,
In light weight and colors, stripes
and checks, for summer wear of suits,
skirts, etc., 40 inches to 56 inches. All
shades. The yard.... $1.00 to $2.00
"T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" 3 ph?r
If It's From . Our Pure Food Shop It's Clean
T. P. W. SPECIAL SYRUPS The latest member of our
T. P. W. Family.
T. P. W. SPECIAL PANCAKE SYRUP 5 lb. pail.... 40
10 pound pails 75
T. P. W. FANCY TABLE SYRUP 5 lb. pails 50
10 pound pails $1.00
T. P. W. CANE AND MAPLE Quarts 45; i2-gal. 85
1 gallon $1.50
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Our celebrated Nippon
brand, 6 cans 95
HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES Big shipment extra
fancy berries daily. Place your orders with us now,
season will soon he over. The extra fancy berries, the
box - 10i
The crate $2.25
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES From Irrigon large boxes
2 for 25
HERMJSTON GOOSEBERRIES Extra large fine ber
ries, the pound 10
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE Regular value, 22 pounds,
$1.00, special this week, 2V& pound can 85
TABLE PEACHES Extra choice large ripe peaches,
8 cans for $1.00
QUEEN VICTORIA CHOCOLATES Freshly made,
boxes ... .-. 50 and 90
T. P. W. BATH TABLETS Peroxide and glycerine. 12
bars to box, the box $1.00
CROCKERY DEPT. SPECIALS.
STAR CUT GLASSES Set of 6 70
STAR CUT WINE GLASSES Set of 6 $1.75
42 PIECE DINNERWARE Very neat patterns, set $5.00
JELLY GLASSES the dozen 40
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
P, H. S. STOCK JUDGIKS
TEAM OFF FOR UKION
The stock Judging team which U
to represent the PendUton nigh
hool at Vnlon left yesterday even
In on No. IS. They will compete
with the other high school in judf-
Some Bargains
in second-hand
FORD CARS
Kelley'sTAuto
Repair Shop
Cottonwood St., Opposite
City Hall. Phone 181.
Ing light and draft horsea, beef Ind
dairy cattle, and aheep and hoga.
Those making the trip were Prof.
Ivciuls Oambee, Enoch Frledly, Nor
mon Steam. Russell Wilbur, Fred
and Chan Russell.
The Judging of the atock 'by the
high achool teams will Itaelf be Judg
ed for accuracy by three atock ex
pert. The team ehowing the best
knowledge of atock points will get n
silver cup.
Military Credit Refused
ISjSDOS. June 1, A Parla dispat
ch to the Central Kews taya that the
opening eeasion of the Hungarian
chamber waa a gloomy sitting. The
chamber refuaed to vote the new mil
itary credit demanded by the general
ataff.
CASTOR I A
for Infanta and Children.
Be Kind Yea Hare 'Always Bought
Bear the
Signature
ONE SUSPECT HELD III
SEATTLE 1L01G
SEATTLE, Wash., June 2. The Se
attle police department Is making a
vigoroua Investigation Into the move-
menu of a man named J. M. Hen
ricks Sunday morning when 150 tons
of dynamite waa blown up on a acow
anchored In the harbor here. The
explosion caused the Iosa of 1100,000
In broken wlndowa.
Henrlcka waa arrested Monday
night In the Butte saloon. He had
been drinking heavily, and boasted
that It waa he who exploded the dyna
mite. He declared that President Wil
son should be similarly tseated. He
told of buying fuse In Tacoma with
which the explosives were Ignited.
One of the crowd of listeners left the
saloon and returned with a policeman.
The officer took Henrlcka to the sta
tion, where he waa booked on an open
charge. Henrlcka la atlll In jail and
will be held pending a thorough Inves
tigation. The Tacoma authorltiea are looking
for a mysterious couple known as Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brown, whom thej
believe have some connection with the
explosion. The house at which they
resided has been vacated since Sunday.
Germ of Disease should be prompt
ly expelled from the blood. Thia la a
time when the aystem la especially
susceptible to them. Get rid of eil
Impurities In the blood by taking
Hood's Sarsaparllla, and thue fortify
your whole body and prevent Illness.
Adv.
Italy's Entrance Told.
HAVRE, June 1. A Belgian aviator
has flown over the greater part of
uelglum dropping leaflets, containing
the following notice:
To the people of Belgium and the
German soldiers:
"Italy has gone to war against Aus-
trla and Germany. More than 1,000,-
POO new soldiers have entered ar are-
000 new soldiers have entered the are
and civilization and to crush German
'arbarlsm. Long live Italy and the
allies of Belgium." i
in this cily yesterday afternoon at
four o'clock Miss Martha J. Gerking
and Raymond S. Hixby were made
man and wife, Rev. B. F. Harper of
Milton, performing the ceremony.
Among those present from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bixby,
John and Louisa Bixby of Freewater,
and Mrs. A. Montague and children
of Arlington. The young couple left
on the evening train via Walla Walla
for Tacoma and other aound points.
Mrs. J. E. Mulllnlx haa returned
from Dayton, Washington, where ahe
had been visiting for two weeks. j
A very enjoyable recital was given
by pupils of Mia Burnett and Mis
Whiting of the Malen Burnett achool
of Piano Playing at the Presbyterian
church here Saturday evening. There
were twenty-six number on the pro
gram and all were played with a
smoothness of technique, clear tone
and musical taste quite unusual In
the playing of young students. Most
Impressive waa the original composi
tions written, harmonised and played
by children from eight to fourteen
years old. A prixe waa awarded to
Miss Madeline Burgess for the most
attractive composition.
A number of ladies called at ths
home of Mrs. Lee D. Drake on Bush
street yesterday afternoon for an In
formal sewing party complimenting
Mrs. Frank E. Llvengood, who la here
j for a visit while en route to her new
I home at Albany. The rooms were
, decorated In roses and other spring
flowers. The hostess waa assisted in
serving refreshment by Mrs. E. B.
Aldrlch.
Mrs. J. R. Dickson, who left today
for Portland to spend the summer
studying music, was made the honor
guest at a very pretty but Informal
musical evening at the home of Mrs.
F. W. Vincent last evening. About
twenty guests were present for the oc.
caslon.
Mr. and Mrs. Osmer E. Smith are
moving into the J. R. Dickson home
on South Main street for the summer.
At the home of Mrs. H. D. Wylle
on Garfield street this afternoon the
Ladies' Aid of -the Methodist church
is being entertained. Mrs. Wylie Is
being assisted by Mrs. W. J. Stock
man, Mrs. J. R. Stockman and Mrs.
Geary Kimbrell
Mrs. Gertrude Ferguson of Walla
Walla Is In the city as a guest of Mrs-
Clark Nelson.
E 3 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected 50
E 5 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected 75
5 10 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected $1.5
FRESH, MILD CURED, CORNFED ARMOUR HAMS i
AND BACON. Z
FISH FISH FISH I
Nice fresh Halibut Mid Royal Chinook Salmon
U. S. Inspected Meats and good
accommodating service at the f
I OREGON MARKET I
TWO PHONES 600 AND 601 f
E 815 Main Street. J. S. Rogers, Prop.
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MEMBERS OF FARMERS'
I0H WILL BE ASKED
TO MEET HERE IN 1918
Pendleton will ask the members of
the Farmers' t'nion to picnic with lo
cal citizens nent year. Last evening
at the suggestion of A. J. McAllister
the Commercial association voted to
ack the farmers to assemble here next
year for one of their picnics and a
promise will be made to them that
Pendleton people will Join in the good
time.
It is not the Intention of Pendleton
to deprive any of the smaller towns
of the opportunity of entertaining tho
Farmers' Union. Members of the
union have declared that It will be
their policy to hold one picnic a year
In one of the smaller towns, such as
was held last week in Pilot Rock, but
that they would also be pleased to
meet once a year with Pendleton.
It was Mr. McAllister's suggestion
that the business men of Pendleton
not only Invite them but promise to
close their stores for half a day and
Join with them In having a good
time. The suggestion met with fa
vor and the invitation will according
ly be extended.
excitement of It all. Then the crowd
will see the purpose of the whole
thing! Wonderful! Magnificent!
Grandioso! For every elephant, Just
aa fast as he can waddle, will head
toward the baggage department "
"Yes-yes!"
"And the crowd the crowd will "
"Yes, yes. go on!"'
"The crowd will see that they have
h..n rupln. tn baa wMnh ntlll CAn ffet
' Its trunk checked first! Won't that
be a scream huh? Won't that be a
riot? Won't that "
The city editor looked up and when
he apoke his voice waa cold and hard.
J "And there'll be another riot hero
. In about two minutes. ' came calmly,
j "unless a certain press agent beats
It!"
"nut you don't understand "
"Don't argue!' came from the city
editor. "GO!"
"I wish,' came a moment later In
the plaintive voice of the office boy,
"you hadn't hit that press agent so
soon. You c'd at least have stalled
him a mlnnlt until I could a' got them
two tickets he promised me!"
Absent treatment Is seldom a how,
lng success as a cure for love.
Amusements
What the press agents say
aoout rendleton s pres
ent and coming
attractions.
A Great Sliow.
Someone slammed the d oor but
the action was not quite quick
enough. Naked Brain, the press
agent, had already entered.
I thought you mleht ha oxnoMlno.
me," he announced breezllir. i
came In the skylight. Just dropped
In, aa it were, to remind you of the
fact that the grand elittrln unit
gionoua oens-inoio circus and Buf
falo Bill's Original Wild West would
be In this city for two performances,
Thursday, June 10. And also, I've
thought up a beautiful scheme for an
entertainment. We have the bravest
woman In the world with our show,
Madame Zora. Also, three herds of
performing elephants. Now, on cir
cus morning, suppose we line all
these elephanta up In front of the
office and let them have a race. Let
them have signs On. Rsklnr wharA
they're going. Mystery see? It'll
get the crowd excited. Nobody'li
know where those elephants are o-
Ing. Down the street they'll race, on
and on, with the whole town chasing
mem, wondering where the dickens
they're headed for. Then at last.
the railway depot! Then will come
the denouement. TJten will come the
Resinol Soap
clears bad
complexions
Pimples and blackheads dis
appear, red, rough, blotchy com
plexions usually become clean,
clear and velvety, and hair health
and beauty are aided by the reg
ular use of Resinol Soap. It does
its work easily.quickly and at little
cost even when other methods fail.
Retinol Soap contains the Kothlnr, bai
lor kestaol medication which doctnn pra.
cribs fortUa trouble!. SoldbTllldru(guuj
and dolm in toilet roods.
New Way to Make Apple
DamplinitS
Served With Hard Sac or Craasa
and Sngr
By Mn.JanHMcKenzUHM, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magaxin
Here is a new way to make apple
dnmpllngs that will surely please every
housewife, for it is not necessary to
have whole apples, and the juice cannot
run out snd burn as with apple dump
lings where the apple is placed in the
center and the dough turned np around
it. The biscuit part forma a crispy
shell that holds the apples snd juice.
1 ' "
The Last Week
To See Dr. Damn Befora
He Leaves Next
Sunday.
Those Desiring to Consult Thi
Successful Specialist Will
Have to Hurry.
No time should be lost by the af
flicted to obtain the most expert treat
ment that can be given by a specialist,
for a sure, quick, permanent cure of
whatever ailment they may have. Thi
is the lust week that Dr. Darrin can
lie consulted In Pendleton, as hla visit
will expire next Sunday, June 6th.
Kuch visitor calling on Dr. Dartlti
at the Hotel St. George la aeen pri
vately during his office hours from
10 to 0 dully, and evenings 7 to t. All
conaultatloa are free and held In sa
cred confidence.
The practice of Dr. Darrin covers
a wide range of territory. He has
patients from Washington and Idaho,
as well aa from every part of this
state. It la not necessary for them
all to remain where he la to be treat
ed, after they have been thoroughly
examined by him, as he has a method
of self-adminlaleied treatment thut
will cure the case Just aa effectively In
their own homes as If they were with)
him. He furnishes everything neces
sary for the treatment, with conflden
llul personal advice and Instructions
that are easy to carry out Interfering
In no way with mode of living, occu
pation nor causing loss of time. The
doctor gives every patient his perma
nent address and keeps In constant
touch with each Individual ease ty
correspondence so aa to advise aol
send anything that may be required
from time to time until they are cur
ed. The satisfactory resulta of Dr. Dar.
rin's mode of absent treatment la
shown by the following letter. The
doctor saw the case only once and
this report comes after about four
week's treatment:
Baker, Ore.
Dr. Darrin Dear Sir: In re
sponse te your Inquiry as to how
I am at present will aay that your
treatment cured me. I have had
no more backache nor kidney
trouble; the pain around my
heart la gone, my atomach doea
not bother me, and bowela are,
regular. I've gained In atrengthr
and weight, feel and look like a
different person In contrast to
the almost physical wreck of
when you first saw me. Should
I ever again need your services,
you will certainly hear from me.
Tours very truly,
R. B. OOMBERSON.
I C Apple DmpUas'a
On and one-half tubs sifted flour;
leaspoonful salt; 3 level Uaspoonfuls
K C Halting tvwaer; J4 cup shorten'
ing; about cup milk; apples.
Fill the cups of a buttered muffin pan
-with pared and sliced apples, sprinkle
with salt sod turn two or three table
poonfuls of water into each cop. Sift
together, three times, theflonr, salt and
baking powder; work in the shortening,
and mir to s soft dough with the milk.
Drop the dough from a spoon with the
spples in the cups, giving it a smooth ex
terior. Let bake about twenty-five min
utes. Invert the pan on a large serving
dish. Put aspoonfulof hard sauce above
the apple in each dumpling and finish
with a grating of nutmeg,
Thlslaonlyoneofthemsny new, delldovs and
appetizing recipes contained In the K C Cook's
Book, which mnjr be obtninedr by arndinc
the colored certificate packed in every 2,Vcnt
can of K C Buklna Powder to the jauuks Mpo,
Co., Chicago. Be lure to vet the 23-cent sise
mailer caiit do at contaia Cwk'i ficok car
WHITMAN'S
THE NATIONAL
SWEETS
Just received a shipment
of
Whitman's
GAUDIES
fresh from the factory.
Whenever you want good
candy call at
Tallman 6 Go.
Leading 'Drugtfiiti