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DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915.
The Store That Saves Yon Money
THE day of merchandising on friendship is a thing of the past, The wise buyer is fully aware of the fact that
comparison is his only safe guard to save money on merchandise. For years this institution has been in com
petition with all kinds of mercantile houses both large and small, and never in our history has our merchandise
been duplicated quality for quality and price for price. The reason is we specialize in Drummers Samples. We
buy them for less and we sell them for less, investigate. Come in aW Compare Prices. If you look you surely will buy.
SAMPLE SWEATERS
For the entire family. When we say we save you
money on sweaters we mean that we sell you
$1.50" Sweaters for 95r
$2.00 and $2.25 Sweaters for 1 1.45
$2.50 and $3.00 Sweaters for $1.95
$3.50 Sweaters for $2.45
$4.00 Sweaters for $2.95
$4.50 and $5.00 Sweaters for $ 3.45
Come in and see these Sweaters, every one a bar
gain. LADIES' SHOES
At prices below what catalogue houses ask. See
our ladies' sample shoes.
The $4.00 and $4.50 kind, only 7. $2.85
Ladies' $3.50 Shoes, onlv $2.65
Ladies' $3.00 Gun Metal Shoes, only $1.95
Ladies' Julietts, comfort slippers, only 98
LADIES' SAMPLE UNDERWEAR
Wool Mixed Union, worth $1.50, our price. ... 98t
All Wool Unions $1.85 and $2.45
BLANKETS
Regular $4.00 Wool Knap Blanket, large size, ex
tra heavy, only $2.85
Extra heavy Wool Knap Blankets, others ask you
$5.00, our price , $3.35
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
$1.00 Shirts, only
$1.50 Shirts only
$2.00 Shirts, only
$3.00 Shirts, only
$3.50 Shirts, only
650
95c
$1.25
$1.95
$2.45
MEN'S WHITE FOOT SOX
The pair
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Heavy Cotton, per garment 45
Wool Underwear, per garment 75, 95, $1.25,
$1.45 and $1.95.
Men's Wool Unions $1.45, $1.85, $1.95, $2.95
and $3.25.
HATS, HATS WHY PAY MORE?
Men's Hats at 98. $1.45, $1.85, $2.25, $2.45
and $2.85.
Boys Hats at 65, 85C and 95
Boys' Caps, odd lot to close out at 18c
MEN'S SUITS
At this time we have no cheap suits, but we have
real good suits cheap.
Prince Chap Suits $9.50 and $12.50
Men's Tailor Made Suits. Our contract calls for
all of their countermand suits, suits made to
sell from $25.00 to $30.00. Our price $13.75,
$16.50 and $18.50.
If you want to save money come and see these.
BOYS' SUITS
Our motto: "Better suits for less money."
$2.50 Boys' Suits $1.45
$3.00 Boys' Suits $1.95
$3.50 Boys' Suits . $2.45
$4.00 Boys' Suits $2.95
$4.50 Boys' Suits $3.45
$5.00 Boys' Suits $3.85
MACKINAW COATS
We carry a large line of Men's Mackinaw Coats.
Why pay more $3:45, $5.75, $6.50 and $6.85
MEN'S OVERALLS AND JUMPERS
Compare our Overalls and Jumpers with those
others ask you one third more, 45f , 49, 60,
69C and 83.
MEN'S SAMPLE SHOES
We always carry a large line of Men's Shoes and
always give you more for your money.
$3.50 Shoes $2.65
$4.00 Shoes $2.95
$4.50 Shoes $3.45
$5.00 Shoes $3.85
Men's Work Shoes $2.45. $2.85, $3.45, $3.95,
and $4.50.
MISSES' SHOES
95f , $1.35, $1.49. $1.65, $1.85 and $2 25
BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
$1.45, $1.65. $1.95 and $2.45
LADIES FELT SLIPPERS
In wine, gray, black and brown. ... 95 and $1.25
HOCKEY CAPS
For men. women and children 250, 4.V, 65,
and 85.
23 Sample
Stores
THE HUB
745 Main
Street
PENDLETON, lti:(;
HOSE
Children's Heavy Cotton Hose.
15c Hose 10
20c Hose
25c Hose I8
LADIES' LISLE HOSE
The pair IZ'jC
BED COMFORTS
At real bargains 98. $1.65 and $2.25
MEN'S PANTS
$1.50 Pants fl.OO
$2.00 Pants $A7
$2.50 Pants $1-65
$3.00 Pants $1-95
Dress pants .... $2.45. $2.95, $3.45 and $3.85
Corduroy Pants $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.85
BIG ASSORTMENT MEN'S SAMPLE SHIRTS.
ATTACHED AND DETACHED COLLARS
75c Shirts 45f
$1.25' Shirts 85c
$1.50 Shirts 95
SUIT CASES AND BAGS
We carry the largest line of Suit Cases and Bags
in town. Come in and see them.
Suit Cases 98 $1.25, $1.45, $1.65 and up
Traveling Bags 79c, $1.65, $1.85, $2.45 and up
Trunks $4.95 and up
RUBBERS
Our contract with Hood Rubber '". enables ua
to sell you Rubber Goods at list prices and this
will be a saving of 26 to ::, to you.
CHILDREN'S SAMPLE COATS
Just received about 20 Children's Sample Coats,
size ; to ! $2.45 and $3.65
AN 1MK1'EXUENT XEWSl'AFEK.
punished iiiy "! Sem',.w"hl 81
dleton, OregoD. bj the
EAST OKKtiOMAN FLBLIbtllNU
IVu
CO
hea
nigh
I swift.
Neither man had eduea-
E'c v imZ-' nKCMNW laPer Save the old guara Im"ana nave aKrecu 10 LUI" uvcltion or respect tor the consti
.VftSiiagM busterers when they held up: to a Preservation Fund 75 per,tution 0f the republic. Each "
the administration s snipping cem on " auwc Denevea in dioou ana oayoneis TliU aU
bill last winter, thus prevent-: Saturday receipts. r.veryDoay . never in the ballot. The wii,i waves
ing the passage of a measure who desires to see any part ot Ag h Carranza will
that would have prevented the exposition preserved Ior jsucceed time will tell. It is im-
such robbery ot the producers; me iuiure pieasuie ui uie ycu
of the northwest. pie or as an attraction to its vis-
itors should be nresent at the
1 SANITY THE BEST POLICY exposition grounds on that day.
- A rpr ord-hreakinsr attendance
OS SALE IN OTllblt UI.... I . nnPfinrVT WIT if IVS 1 ...ill 1V, tV,o movement with
Imperial Hotel News Stand, romauu. . rKMlui.. i " I " 1"'"v" " " 7,
in declaration ne wm vuwt,ucii suengui umi me iicci 'ma(e to
i for eaual suffrage at the vation Plan will be certain of , fV
1 1 THE 0OA8T or MAIN I
mile I
sigh us
election k.ik unusually nulet and the
353 voters represented only a little
the bnrren more than half the registered taxpay
ers of the city.
The work Of getting the bonds or.
the market will he started at once
.Surveys will be made this winter iinrt
n mile
night
falls I
active extension of the water supply
lines will be started early In the
spring so the system will be ready fur
use next summer The entire bond Is
sue will be used for the extension
that Is to preclude any water shortage.
r still the pile.
Official County Paper.
Member Inited l'resa Association.
Entered at the postoffice at Pendleton.
Oregon, as secuna-ciaM m"
Telephone
TSSmm NewN('fiLlE0ATn'i' Ttsoa' !
I'blcago Hureau. security o.i ;
V I ., Bureau
It W.
teentb Stree.,
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
UN ADVANCE)
Daily, eoe year, by mail....
Daily, six months, by mall
Dally, three montb. by mall
Dally, one month, by mall
Dally, one vear. by carrier
Dally, six month, by carrier
Dally, three months, by carrier
Dally, one month, by carrier
Setni Weekly, one year, by mail .
Semi Weekly, six months, by mail
Semi Weekly, four months, by mail
A IT L' MX DAYS.
declaration he will vote
for equal suffrage at the
New Jersev election has caus-; success.
ed joy among the suffragists
who have been relying on sane
common sense methods for ad
vancing the cause.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw,
nrpsident of the National Am-
I Ui j erican Woman Suffrage Asso
: i r,J ciation, on hearing of the pres-
" ident's action said it is now cer-
tain New Jersey will go for suf-
V ra?This shows the essential over the recognition of
j probable he was entirely sat
j isf actory to the conferees or he j
; would have had recognition
I sooner. But it was necessary
to deal with the situation as it;
I existed not with ideal leaders!
order. Carranza
Ai
Like
smother of spr
they play
1 lash a lather
the .anils
white.
army i
clad
They dool fi
ul In pale illume
HI
...5.00
.... 2.50
.... 1.25
50
.... 7.50
3.75
seemed the most forceful, reli-
, , . . able and consistent man ion
The day ought to appeal to ; ,, PIMiJ.v sn
the sentiment of every person L b . a chance' with
...1 1 , Vo avnnai. . . .
WHO Ill cujotcu unt
l.ik
tion and would like to see some
ot its glories perpetuated.
CARRANZA'S CHANCE
whirling snow
blow
From off eaih t
id they hurl awa
To mantle the o
the hollow roa
out the night
t the foam cloutlfl
f in steamers gay
ean's breast.
' m the watori
sa nd;
of some
the benefit of official recogni
tion from the leading countries
of the western hemisphere.
Tf Carranza Droves able to
vptnrp neacp in Mexico and
xt 1.1. - f ....,...,; tv. ' o-ivp that, troubled countrv a
i ine pan ui icnom r - - i
ies in this country there government for the f.t ot
Will be WOrdS 01 SCOrn, me v.v. . ,a-rPo .sDortr7.sa,-r
Car-! ness to toreigners tne prooiei.i unmLmLni
And crash upon th
Like the muffled sol.
tely mob
It throbs o'er the dreary
Arthur
land.
Ionian.
SOCIAL : DANCE
GIVEN BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Tuesday Oct. 12
Evening (Columbus Day)
ALL FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
A Good Time Assured All.
ADMISSION 75c.
mis iiu ww h tb pan-American' wi be solved.
soundness of the historic non- tL i viPw It will be solved-not by in-
the pieasaia 0f Autum, I ! f.. ihe only estimable men' Mexico tcrvention and war-but by
Purp.e of vhe .rape and JmI AjoeJon, JJ L, had were Diaz and Huer-1 watchful waiting.
softly sray with seeding graaaee, America had followed English
IIAKKK. lire. I let. 12. Ih
of 57, the 111!, SOS city wnter
fllon bond lMiie won Onlay.
VM for imil 147 agiiln
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Che vote S
Dr.
wy
huu
with the insects
njun-
But
in-day drean
dell:
I pattering
greenwood.
they never.
through the
ever tell
Where the M .nk of Lyn Is
ing.
Tho' It's very
know
Mind we not today
H.. the winds
blow.
Pan Krai
hit
. II
ACCESSORIES IN THE
STEAL
advice and aligned themselves
against the democratic party,
do you think we would today
have the support for state suf
frage of the dominant political
party? No, we would face
the same stubborn masculine
opposition as that which con
fronts Mrs. Pankhurst and her
followers in England."
Some suffragettes in Port
land would do well to heed the
words of this national leader.
There is an organization in
that city expending thousands
of dollars on a proooganda for
congressional action. With
Oregon already in the suffrage
column they waste their ener
gies here and would be better
occ upied helping New Jersey
women obtain the ballot.
AMERICAN MARINES IN HAYTI
MUCH
WORTH
ING
PRESERV-
3N its report of the Portland
wheat market the Ore
gonian asserts that with
ship charters at 100 shillings
the Portland wheat prices are
three cents above the export
market.
TU io . . l .,... 1. 1 i ! nf K1
l ncir tm m mi I wi i - - - .......... . -
tents between the top price for .tine arts display and the Proc-
I 1 A 1 1 .. ..!'..... ,,aJ Will
wheat in uverpooi ana uwi tor omm wihiiiii Sum
top price in Portland. If that! be interested in the fact a
jrreat spread is due to the ex-move is underway to preserve
net ions of the shipping com-(the fine arts palace,
bint what apology has the Ore- The directors of the exposi
OnlM to make for the snp-t.on have set aside Saturday,
OCAL people who visited
the exposition at .-an
Francisco enioved the
..,.;,m;.,j
xann.i ii aii.r'. rriarT'' wmMaimttw '-
Dodge Brothers
ROADSTER
I
loiulsler ilesiKned
roadlttr should be.
ill that a
1
apable of carrying two
continuous comfort
peo-
You
inn see better than
W beautiful It Is.
we can tell.
Modeled In
conceived
Mild
clay, whf
It was n
again, till the
eliminated.
i It was first
modeled, again
last harsh line
idv Is built i,r a,, i
usual useless framework
eliminated.
with the
entirely
As n result there Is extraordinary
storage space at the rear more
than sufficient for all the luggage
two might take on a long tour.
The picture ahows marines for he
U. 8 H. Washington, ashore neir
Port A u Prince, Havtl, where they
are still In charge of the al fairs of
the "black republic " n is jrli
II. at in view of the present turbulent Cuba, where it Is said, lie Is foster
state of affairs In the laland, the 'ng imoiher revolution. Seme of his
American occupation will continue adherents are still In Ha'J shoving
or some time Dr. Hobo, leader of resentment at the Amerlein occupa
tbe revolutionary forces Is now iii tion.
A light car, with all the advantages
wnicn mat lightness adds to
powerful motor but
taunch, strong car, and
ene as well.
the
t stout,
a steady
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