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PAGE TWO
DAILY EAST
PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY,
26. 1915.
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WTiy Disguise Yourself?
THERE ARE MANY YOUNG FELLOWS wko don't foil appreciate tie advantage of a well dressed
appearance.
SOME EVEN GO SO FAR a to bide their useful cuaJitie dug-uue tbena as it were behind old
stvle or out of date clothes.
YOL'NG MAN. A GOOD APPEARANCE it half your battle. Better brush up. Get into one of our
special suits and show that you are a real young man.
They're Priced From $15 to $30
BUY YOUR MACKINAW NOW
else. Ifi
vs.
r, rit UartadiaSba 4 Man
HANDKERCHIEF LINEN
I QUI
idkerchief lin-
wide. Sheer
. Can be used
ifls as veil a?
ird 65c to 82.
Oars : " c::pit.t r .':; .
Mackinaw s erer shown is Pende-
ton.
V ay.ra-.'tne re a: jaf.er.is ir.
absolutely waterproof cloths. Tail
ored as neatly and well as your
best suit they fit as you'd have
them, smart and stylish. All sizes
from the little fellows size 26 to the
one for the big man. size 48. Ail
are correctlv priced at from 84.75
la 815.00.
MEN'S WARM UNDERWEAR
Union Suits of Quality.
We are exclusive agents in Pen
dleton for the celebrated Kenosha
Cooper closed crotch union suits.
Our stock includes everything
wanted. Cotton, wooL silk, cotton
and wool mixed, heavy, medium
and light weights, flat and ribbed
weaves. All sizes from 34 to 52.
Stouts and regular sizes. 81-fK).
81.25 81.50 82.00 82.50 to 85.
NEW ENVELOPE CHEMISE $1.50. $1.75, $1.95,
$2.50
IK .;, -:y;e. both lace and embroidery trim
med. Cut correctly so that they are comfortable,
of soft quality nainsook that is durable.
.
OUR NEW CORSET
COVERS ARE EX
TREMELY PRETTY
We have a large show
ing of corset covers in a
wide variety of lace and
embroidery trimmings,
combined with the softest
of nainsook, 50c S9c.
75c 85. 98c. 81.25
and 8150.
fit
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
TdJ Haw To Open Cloned Xs
trik aaa Ea4 Beao-CaUs.
and Per-
Pajrf i
J
at the MMMMMM Hallnwc VS
. iMM iff i""1''
iwk will he m the Lincoln
f(l! tht Uini(MM l! nHM
1,u the purchase I a plum,
i ben i f if: dollar hi ihiv
unci tht pupil and toucher
la raise the iiewssuri IilIuwh
- ueur future No admission
, iu."C'l hut a ailvw nffmnc
- i ii A protrrani to twine
"ed there will he fortune tt-tl-u.tht
i.iid refreahmetiu. will he
I A general invitation to r-
Ton feel fine ia a few' moment.
Tour cola ia bend or catarrh will bo
pnni Tour clogged nostril will
oti Ttt hit passages of your head
will clear and ou ran oreathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; do
hik.i,c tr-aroua disrharg.
nr (tr.mea n " atnifcllag (or
breath at night
Tell .' onr druggist fwa wr.t a
small NfUe Ely Cream I'.tlm.
Apply a little of this fragrant, -.ntl-wjiui
cream m ye.ur nostrils, let it
i.fimirat through every air pasrage
.: Iwad KW.h and hj' tha
t (ii)Mi ;n'lfaTid murou mefirna
ajiti rt-lH1! cam inatantly.
It if ium a hut vwy odd and
lai i-h j!UrT nd- Uon't Way
ruflfl u;- and miw-ratrfe
ttlctns. Joclln
If on any defi
ne the canal, in
Ity of allde con
d rut Gent-rsl
lub an erjoyahie aTtflmoot
rd kt the aim of Mrs J. IS.
Ik: .r. S iitfc fil. ! fl
Un Will Jloor if r-Tta:r.in the
inh mo llriar - ''ul :liif k-''': '
Gorthal dwlarre tha
e-ar.'y it. make predn
larre raMenifti! of ea
at any time
too
e a
A GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY
ACCORDING TO THOUSANDS
25c HAIR RIBBONS
A splendid assortment of hair
bow ribbons in checks, plaids, flor
al patterns and plain colors, 5 and
6 inches wide. The vard 25c
CHILDREN'S GLOVES AND
MITTENS
Woolen golf gloves in navy. red.
black, all izes 25c. 35c. 50c
Infant' mittens, white and light
colors of wool or silk. Prk- 15c
to 81.00.
PLAIN AND FANCY NETS
Plain cotton net. 36 inches wide,
white, cream ar.d ecru, yard 25c
to 81.00.
Plain silk nets, black, white, pon
gee, navy, Belgian blue, pink and
light blue. 40 inches wide. The
yard 81.00
Fancy nets, radium allovers. Ori
ental, filet and shadow allovers.
The yard 75c to 83.00
Mje MiirK f.Uns arnve'd home
iSK tmrni trorc a vuut at the Panama -i
i V ijTitjii of niire -.has two
i vwka. Mil Gertrude Jurat- ! t .rt
land returwd north with her hut
Vimei Edith Johnson and Norm
Alii'wai wht were in the iiart.1
M.hp (paJ and Vnute f'allie
hv returm-d froTn !a Fraoai
iVr. b .'.'.-fi the n; ..cr.
Mr Tbed re WheelcK-k frtr.erl
f 'ha ' and wh sni li1ta i
' a hoimerjed in Malheur ootmty with
' ; r- r I-(Jl-!orj.n' .
j hack a rut She rept'ru that all
lot the horoeteader are r't:nf well
OF REPORTS
T.P.W.PureFoodShop
Cleanliness
Economy
Phonet
All 15
Service
1
COLUMBIA CROCHET THREAD
We now have a full line of Co
lumbia Crochet Thread, all sizes
from 3 to 80, in white, and sizes 3.
10. 20 and 30 in colon; al, sizes,
ell for v IOC
NEW CANDIES
Toasted Marshmallows, pound 35c
Village Sweets, 1 pound box, pack
ed with delicious pure sugar can
die, the box 50c
Jordan Smooth Almonds, lb. 50c
Assorted Caramels, fresh and good,
trie pound Oc
NEW PACK KRAUT, quart. 15c
3 HOOD RIVER SPITZEN-
BURG APPLES
3 Car due for Wednesday's K
a deliver;-'. Phone us your B
THE BOX, 81.25
9 The Peoples Warehouse g
Apple Carnival.
NEW PACK ASPARAGUS, :ancy
white spears, the can 35c
Vs-dezen cans 81.05
RIPE PINEAPPLES,
ripe fruit, each Z5c
JONES' DAIRY FARM LITTLE
PIG 5AU5AUE5. Give ii
orders now for Friday morning
delivery-
BANANAS, fancy ripe fruit, special
for Wednesday, the dozen 30c
SOLID PACK TOMATOES No. 3
cans, special, the can 15c
The case 83.25
1915 NEW CROP ALMONDS AND
WALNUTS, pound 25c
Hizhest Market Price Paid for
Strictly Fresh Eggs.
FANCY STRIPED SILKS
A lot of fancy striped silks for
waists, dresses and trimmings.
Comes all colors in taffeta, satin
and crepe de chine, 2" to 36 incht
wide. These silks are the very
newest, verv stylish. The vd. 75c
to 82.00.
COATING
Now is the time you should pre
pare yourself for the cold weather
with a coat. Make it yourself
from one of our coat patterns. Ex
clusive designs. 54 inches wide, all
colors. Comes in plaids, stripes and
mixtures. Yard 81.50 to 85.00
MILITARY BRAID
For trimming your suit, coat,
dress or skirt, nothing is more styl
ish than black military braid. We
no have a full line in widths of 1 2
to 21 4 inches. Price vard 7Uc to
BSC.
WHERE IT PAYS
TO TRADE
The Peoples Warehouse
PENDLETON'S
LARGEST
DEPARTMENT
STORE
I
fo? ' C1
luled
- !!'
erierdav from I matilla.
Mm Harr, Ueedy la viettlna rela
tive in Walla Walla for a week.
Mr and Mr W. J Hark and lit
tle tcti have returned from a vilt la
Ton land.
'leorge R. bWna. Pilot Rock ed'
tr and aut" dealer. w in the cit
eterda
M i ha beer, nufferinj with
kidaey and bladder trouble In a ha I
firm mce he wa nine yean of ar.
S'he iu in rw.h condition that aba
wa rohfiaed to her hed and aereral
doctor here treated her but to no
efft. Ahoot nine montha afo iho
ucaa to takr Ir Kilmer- Swamp
Root and be fan to improve immedi
ate!'. She s practical!)- wall now
and i able to do all of her wort
At the time ahe wa ck he uffr
d rreatl? and it looked as If ah
would die. but thank to your valu
able reatedy. ahe ia now a new wom
aav I can re-commend Dr Kli ner'i
-inip-P.'t a the beat kidney and
l-li dier remedy on earth and If you
deaire ou ma pubStah thl letter In
the hope that :t may enable other
aufferen to tet relief
O T fTRI.V
R F D I Rot l. Hubbard Tesaa
Ssbacnbod and tvorn to before m
thl? tth day c Arr 111
h. rr bishop
Notary !' I
Gentlemen I 'ld the ahoTr Mr
J. T Curry the Swamp-Root
J OL1S KEITT
P- s -
i 'Ju .v.r,
n idp a I
I Portland.
M V i
tr:d.n the
John W.
'ton Store
rter to
I" h in-r A
ItinclMmlnn. V. V.
lPbell. well known
raaae merchant of Herniirton. pent
, esterda in the city on business and
returned on the motor
Am -ma the Pendletoman seeing
the t.irVgon-Whittman aame la WaHa
Walla Saturday were John llame
John Hinderman. Ned FoleV. Wea.
ley Mim .-"held"n t'lr.rh ar.d Finis
Pnnc Vattai wamp-Roo I
wm Tm.
Send ten cent to nr. Kilmer i
Binfhamton. N. T. for a a
le bottle It will convince an
Tou will also receive I hookli
valuable Information, telling
the kidney and hladde
writing, be sure and mention
Pendleton Dally Kat nregonian.
Regular fifty-cent and Oaal tolttt slie
bottles for sale ar all drug stores
I
shout
( hen
he
Praavv KM -oVl led to eipel Raymond rwoboda; wbo
PARia. Oct. tt. Tta atottee aa-j recently was diacharged from prison.
thorttl. whh the cooaeat of tb after a charge of espionage against
minastry of the laterkor. have deyid- him had tieen dropped.
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A Few Every Day Prices
Cnurch Services
at Ukiah Enjoyed
by Large ISumber
BE1 vill.l.K.V VraTE -IPKIS-IVTr.MKT
lOMlKTIJi
UE BUMOVT.
Suit Cases.
iuit cases. 24-in..
9 HC
Matting uit cae, stand
ard taze .... $1,585
Matting suit ease with
raps around 81.15
Light weight leather suit
82.05
Heavv cow hide uit catses,
815 85.05 80.50.
Traveling Bags.
Matting traveling bags 79C
A nice combination black
bag 81. 5 and 82.45
leather bag 84.05 85.00
nd 89.00.
Combination bag and suit
MM 810.50
Trunks 84.05 and up
Ladies' Underwear.
Ladies' worsted unions,
worth 81 50, only 04C
Bedding.
Comforters 98. 81-65
and 82.25.
Heavy wool blankets 82.85
83.35 and 83.95.
Shoe Shoes
Men's dress shoes 82.65.
82.95 83.25. 83.45
and 83.85.
Men's work shoes 82.45,
82.85 83.45. 83.95
and 84.50.
Ladies shoes. 81.35. 81-05
82.25. 82.45. 82.05
and 83.20.
li0 81.45. 81.65
81.05 and 82.25.
Misses' shoes 95c. 81-35.
81 10 81 65 81 85
and 82.25.
Mmi high top shoes 82.45
83.65 83.85 84.50
$4.05 and 85.90.
Men's Mackinaw coats at
83.45, 84.0r,. 85.85
86.50.
Sample Sweaters for the
entire family at a saving
of one third.
THE HUB
23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST i
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(Special Correspondence, j
I'KIAH. re . x-t. 2 Rev. J. V
UMligan. state Sunday school gapar
I lall W'gwW and Rev. R E Bla'kmaii.
local sundsy mh'xA superinten'int
held serviie at the church gaafaasf
and evening Sunday. n,tolr IT
wh h appre". la ted V a sw) ati-
Itr Kchelman. supreme M. It of
the I'nlted Artiuns or Portland ro
lth he artisan " t'klah tatawaW
I night to Instruct them in aonie - -wor
whiih wUl proe a great -;u
ta -lierr After the sork wa 3a
; ihi a ixuntiful supper wa rved
b the Udlee of the lodge
Mrs. U. K. HWm left for Pen. lie
ton Monday, and ma rema n SOI ng
l ie whiter.
Henn Lazinka and wif su
through I kiah falurda u tt-w to
Save The Baby
Um tbe reliable
HORLICKS
OMOMAL
Malted Milk
Vpbwad every part of tss body eftcirna.
Isalrrstrt by thooaanda of Physicians,
tsothara and Hanacs the world over kt
taou than a MM of a caotsry.
Comwoient, no eoaadng nor additional
milk restored. Siaipiy dissolve in wter.
Agrees when other foods often UL
fm, HORLJCK S, Rac,n., Wis,
ftwas tl tarts is"lst as Good"
a KOiliCK'l, ths Original
Pendleton from the ltilnks ran' h n
""able ireek.
Leslie paalwilg left Monday for
Orienu! basin for a few day visit
ing and hunting with hla uncle. Wil
liam Allison, after which he will
le.ee for Hepner for the winter
where he will work at his trade.
Ir M Vsul was tne guest itt Mr
and Mrs guan! of Alba Saturdav
maht and Sunday.
Mrs a J. Helmick returned Krl
ig ;ter a thre weeks' visit with
her daughter. Mrs Thrasher. on
The cattlemen are all gathering
''I;.'!.- Helm:- k returned T
from Pilot Rock wsere he had oeen
to deliver some horses he had sold
Mrs. Steel, aunt of Will and IS.-1-.
Miljiughlln. who ha heen visiting
here for a year returned to her
home last week.
Word was received by Wood ind
Warren Oibbs Wednesday that their
father. Elijah Oibbs of gUnHeld. had
teen seriously hurt in a runaway
Mr. and 'Mrs. Viehrock and Mrs.
Will McLaughlin of Alba, came to
I'kiah Thursday with Pete Smith In
the Smith auto.
list an (in sell I law Ii.
I CEXTRALJA. Wah . Oct 2 - F gff
the imrpose of arranging it o the',
some of the Indian may dispose of
i their land. T B. Wilson Indian agent
at Tacoma. has tieen at the rhehalis
; reservation near Oskville for the past
week Frank Pete was given perml'
sion to sell his 195-acre ranch south
of the town The agent during his
visit delivered government deed for
several tracts of land purchased flora
' Indians several years mfo.
Peter Heck, of the Oiehalis gftkl
; waa unanimously re-elected bishop at
' the Shaker convention Just closed "n
! the reservation. Indian were in lit
tendan'e from reservations In Wash
ington, uregon and British (WWli
siarllog lror prt.
MoXT'XAIR. N. T.. Oct. 15.-
gssagsasMnsi
Bar
lert Keene
Thursdav
home of "'harles Metteer October II
E aryhoaJr Invited.
Bert McLa-Jrhlln returned hts
Saturday from Pendleton. :iiiging
ha k bis winter .nrovatlons.
J. W. Kinder at Range came overj
Toesd (' do simp trading here. I
The dan"-e given Friday night a4
Kirk's hall, by the new manager. i
Bert Andrus was well sttended -.nd
enjoved by Sit Musrc furnished kfl
the i 'aMwi hr .'hera
Elder Itipjer. Advent minister oil
. follsge place xrrlvert Friday and Is,
putting up a large lent in the publlrl
sqasre. in which he will begin a c-l
rles of meetings October 71st
Stereop'l on !etura and lll'astrst-
ed songs will be given during the'
meeting
Fred "ir-Hims forester, of Ile. '
wife and sh. were guests at h
terson Hotel Siindar night
Alex McKentle hsvlng rented ha
farm to his son William, and on-ln-law.
Will "langer. will more to f'kiah
In a few d" for the winter.
Frank "'hamberlaln snd Ber; n-
dm left f,,r Pendleton Mondai on
business.
Bert Martin killed a fine Bve-point
I,u. k near his home. Monday wlills
mm', of the biintets are ret'jrnfng
" harle, Metteer left Mondav for
Harry Huston killed a fine 5-p.iint
back Friday. It wa a very large
deer.
Fred SchoeuhetT was burning
brjh sa his ranh fast Thursday.
when the wind raised, and the ",re
got beyond hi control, snd horned
onto other ranche Word was tele
phoned to town for help and willing
hand responded readily and soon
had It under control
Ed Jacobs of Dale waa In Ckaaa
Thursday night on business
Charley Quant, merchant of Al'ra
was Uklsh visitor Thursda
Mrs J. W. Slurdlrsnt and Mr
Wo"sl Onsba left Friday morning to
be with their father Elijah filhbs
who wa seriously hurt In a ronasiM
s few day ago.
'Jeorge Bolln 'a me In Friday from
hia homestead on Butter creek, to
transa't business here.
Mr and Mrs Lowell "ianser nl
' a' 'reek, were In I'kiah Thursdsy
trading. They have Just finished
building a new house on their home
stead. Abe Matrln ! suffering from a se
vere attack of Inflammatory rheuma
tism. .
Montrlair's starling
! must take to the tre
j M. Harrison has b
thf State Fish and
. that permit to ho.
; been issued to W.
Aleiander avenue. I
ien or 34 Plymouth
i grabka
Mayor K
iformed by
commission
birds hsl
r, Myers of
id John W
treet
1'.."
Al-
SHINE
IN EVERY
DROP"
Black Silk
Stove Polish
b not or U imiI fMflf.l M It ( W.III
Ft amftrltMtr that ra.imil be. M .( -r1 ilk mnf
v W pcJwm. Himrk K1. fern PriM "'
nrh off It I ants four ttmaa ac iVtig aa Mtti ary
jfcJvih M It livj j .tl I . " oi.l n.tir
I . t t .,'. Whril Vw
' ' itn i . - i-'i. I.- Sltrw I i
k f in. I sm lid ken i
I h"t. at .'I" ftHl rrf
anl yrvuf rtWHtg Wl nftsjM
uur iatNH7,
DImI 5,'U Poiut.
w.itit, : !t i'i r nii
l - k S k Air ':
lrn i lenelfen grraiaa. n
iwUrs.ii hi ir. etfe
rtrttNl lir rf M, rnwiiU
rurt' .-j. Try it,
I T'm-m ft, kil t 1 tvi.
Uhf am,,, n re, Ittl.t
wtr or I r M8a H
qulrkty. esvily gnd xm
tanlliftnt gntriarw. It has m
ojual w UMoii aot"irn4-l ,
ausl T f Heri Thl Year.
PANAMA. Oct 25 Although at
; offlcisl statement is lscking. it h is
be, ome known that the Panama ca
nal will be ready for traffic not later
than January 1 next.
MaJor-General "loelhal. governor
of the "anal sons, continues to main-
What Cures
leade
MBff
and i
wtil for IJfe.
2 M. Htsmbuliwsky.
Agrarians, has heen
ntl-mllllary propagrnla
to life Imprisonment.
Eczema?
W h had so many Inquiries lately
regarding Rciem and other akin dis
ease, that w are glad to make our
4nwer public. After careful Investiga
tion we have found that a simple wash
of Oil of Wlntergreen, aa compounded
In D. D. D. Prescription, csn be relied
upon. W would not make this itate
ment to our patrons friend and neigh
bor unless w were sur of It and
although there ar many ao-cslled Ee
sema remedies sold, ws ourselves uo.
hesitatingly recommend D- D. D. Pre
scription. Prop late oar (tore today, j.m to talk
' over the merits of thl wendsrful Pre
scription. I XI I MAS Kill G .
BARGAINS!
Real bargain in
LADIES' SEAL AND
LEATHER HANDBAGS
Any handbag in the store
Vi-PRICE.
Less than wholesale.
Tallman & Co.
Leading- Druggarb