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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1915.
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Make Yourself at Home
When you're in the neighborhood of our store it will benefit you to stop in and see our newly arrived outfit
tings for Fall.
NOT INTERESTED IN ANYTHING JUST NOW?
THAT DOES NOT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE.
STOP IN ANYHOW if you have a few minutes time, or if you are waiting for someone, make arrangements
to meet them at our store.
l CU NEEDN'T BE BACKWARD about coming in to look. That's just what we want you to do, but we know
that the ruperiority of our merchandise and the very courteous service you will receive at the hands of our sales
people will leave a very "at home like" impression on your mind.
RICH NEW FURS
We are showing a great stock
of the newest effects in drape
and animal scarfs, melon and pil
low muffs in best quality skins of
French coney, opossum. Jap
mink, beaver, fox, eastern mink,
Hudson seal and other good
wearing furs.
Separate scarfs from $2.95 to
9100.
Separate Muffs from $2.95 to
$125.
Complete sets .... $5.95 to $275
WOMEN'S WARM FLANNEL GOWNS
White outing flannel with high neck, long sleeves
and button front 9&C to $2.95
Colored Slipover Gowns with short scolloped sleeve
and yoke at $1.75
Colored Outing Flannel Gowns, button front, high
neck, long sleeves 79 to $1.49
Children's Outing Gowns, come in both white and
colors from 49 to $1.25
WARM, WOOL SWEATERS $3.95 TO $7.50.
A most complete assortment here for your choosing.
Fine or coarse weaves with large "Rufnek" collars in
various shades of red. grey, green or brown. One es
pecially attractive sweater that we are showing is red
with collar, cuff and sash made with alternate green
stripes one inch wide, it is very effective at 36.50
Cap to match SI. 50.
HUG-ME-TIGHTS
Warm knit "hug-me-tights" to wear under your thin
suits. Come in red. grey and white. Spec, price $1.25
TOQUES AND CAPS
This season we have a great showing of knitted
toques and ca'ps. Just the thing for auto drives and
outdoor sport ... 35 to 95c
The
Peobles
VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
All the newest and daintiest things in neckwear are
to be found in our fancy goods section. Made of or
irandie. voile, net and lace; many of them hand-made;
styles to suit your fancy and your purse. Price 250
to $3.00.
HANDKERCHIEF SPECIALS
These are the very newest and most attractive things
to be found ; white with colored edges, colored with
white, all white, hand embroidered.
15c Handkerchiefs, our special price 11c
20c and 25C Handkerchiefs, our special price 14C
35c Handkerchiefs, our special price 23c
75c Handkerchiefs, our special price 49c
PLAID SILKS AND FANCY STRIPES
These can be used for waists, dresses, trimmings and
in combinations with plain colors, of very best quality
and newest colorings. The vard $1.25 to $2.00
BROADCLOTH
One of the season's popular fabrics. Can be made
up into suits, dresses or coats, finest quality and fin
ish, 52 to 56 inches wide. All shades, the vard
$1.50 to $2.50.
SOMETHING NEW CARD TABLE TOPS
These are made up of butcher's linen to fit any table
embroidered in colors, scalloped edges, cut corners
with tie strings. Each 75c
BARGAIN BASEMENT BARGAINS
This is the quick selling department. All the
broken lots, short lines, odd sizes, slow sellers, etc.,
are put into this department. Marked at before un
heard of low prices. Here are just a few of the
thousands of bargains that await you here.
$4.25 "Rufnek" sweaters, all sizes S2.79
$3.75 "Rufnek" sweaters, all sizes $1.98
15 yards heavy Outing flannel $1.00
SI. 00 to $2.50 Wool Dress Goods, up to 56-in ... 47C
Guaranteed Stockings and Sox for the whole family,
per pair 12' ..
$2.50 Men's Heavy Wool Shirts, all sizes $1.49
50c Boys' Heavy Underwear, only 17C
40c Men's Heavy Suspenders, onlv . .. . -7
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Warehousi
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
r
Additional Social and Per
sonal News on Page 5.
This evening the girls of the high
school domestic telenet department
will serve a dinner to some of the
Instructors who an speaking before
the teacher's Institute,
This evening the first of the win
ter iyceum numbers, the Oxford
company, win be in Pendleton and
Wti present varied program si the
high school auditorium. The Oxfords
have a reputation In the lyeeum
World for proven worth and all press
I ommenls classify them as one of
the highest class troupes of enter
tainers on the platform An effort
was made to get the hest talent pos
sible for the first number because of
the fact that the teachers of four
counties would be here and the Ox
fords flu the demand in every partic
ular. a
This afternoon at the llickson
hame, If South Main street. Mrs. J.
R. Dickson, Mrs. W. C. E. I'ruitt
and Mrs Westbrooke Dickson are en
tertaining at their second large
bridge party of the season.
iPv ' ' O U-l u . I
, ' . .- 113 niimt-ro csici-.
day afternoon to a number of ladles'
ki iici noine on mauison street.
The North Side Bridge Club spent1
a very pleasant afternoon yesterday!
at the home of Mrs. John K. Robin-!
soti. Bssldss the members Mrs. Hob. 1
Inson hail as a guest Mrs H. H. Mat-'
ten Honors in the play were won
bj Mrs Wilson E. Brock.
Mr ami Mrs. W. I.. Thompson last
evening entertained members of the
Evening Bridge Club and other
frtendl at their home on North Main
street. There were abotlt forty gUSStS
present to enjoy the occasion. Bridge
was played and high score honors
Here won by Mrs Willard Bond and
John K Robinson. Mrs. Thompson
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs Bond, Mrs. tiilbert Phelps
and Mrs. fjeorge Strand.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Vin
cent, of the Villa St Clair, are ex-,
pecttng the former's parents, Mr.
ami Mrs, P. w. Vincent, sr.. of pend-1
leton, on Sunday, who will pan
Thanksgiving with them. The junior
Vincents win give a dinner party or:
in covers in their honor Portland
iregonian.
Notice to Teachers
It will pay you to get our prices on shoes, rubbers and
furnishing goods before you purchase, as we buy direct
from the manufacturer and save you all middlemen
profits. This means a big saving for you. We also spe
cialize in drummer samples, which are better than regu
lar stock and you can save more than one-third on your
purchases investigate.
Children's hovkey caps at
25 and 45.
Children's knit bonnets at
irc and .V.
Men's and women's hock
ey caps . 25s to H5C
Sweater coats; don't pay
$2 and $2.25 for the
grade we sell at $1.45
$2.50 and $3.00 sweaters
in all colors, ladies' and
men's, ruff necks and V
necks, our price . $1.95
Our entire line of $11.50
sweaters all go at only
$2.45.
Ladies' and men's $4.00
sweaters in red, grey,
blue, our price .. $2.95
All $4.50 and $5.00 sweat
ers in lavender, green,
red and mixed colors, our
price $X45
Roys' jersey sweaters, ma
roon, blue and gray, at
only 15c
Men's jerseys, assorted col
ors 65 95C, $145
and $1.95.
Boys' heavy fleece lined
union suits, size 4 to 16,
the garment I9C
Ladies' wool mixed union.
$1.50 values, our price
98C
THE HUB
23 Sample Stores.
745 MAIN ST.
Mrs. J. T. Richardson Is over from
Pendleton the guest of her son Bar
ley, and to visit former neighbors and
old-time friends in Brands, Mr.
anil Mrs. Richardson recently moved
to Pendleton. La Grande Observer.
Ty Cobb" i- Suggested,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 H. --Secretary
Daniels recently received numer
ous amusing suggestions for names
he should give new naval Vessels, Oiie
admirer, a baseball enthusiast, urg
ed that one of the ships be designated
the "Ty Cobb," another the "Ham
Hooper." and the third "Walter John
son." It was argued that champion golf
ers should not be omitted. Mr. Dan
iels said that he was "strong" for the
perpetuation of men of baseball fain,
but he had no Interest in golf bsotUSJ
It took tip too much time and cost to.
much In club dues and expense for
various kinds of brassies.
. woman suffrage advocate dc
manded that the women who hail
fought for equal tights should not be
overlooked.
"That's a good Idea. Mr. Secre
tary." said Richard V. Oulahan, cor
respondent nf the .New York Times
"Call one of the ships The Dread
nought Carrie Chapman Catt."
The secretary laughed.
EM WITHOUT FEAR
OF INDIGESTION
Beware of cheap Substitute.
In these days of Keen competition
It In Important that the public should
see that they get Chamhet Iain's
Cough Remedy and not take substl-i
tutes sold for the sake of extr t prof
it. Chamberlains Cough Remedy
has stood the test and neen approved I
for more than forty years Obtain-j
able evereywhere -Adv.
UMATILLA SPORTSMEN
ON SUCCESSFUL TRIPS
buslnei
imidentlv
Shanghai
GO TO iRIjIXGTON It MS .KI-:-K
WD HAVE (.(Kl I.KK trrit
KRH SEWS Noll S
i lion
is thi
(Special Coi respondence. )
UMATILLA Ore Nev IS. Mr. an
Mrs c (i. Brownell were Pendleton
visit. its Saturday
rmatllla's population is still en
creaatut: two families moved In ttv
first of the week.
i Mho Maloney. the Tuni-a-lum man
returned Monday after three or
""" "I ", 7" WSS seen toting t
U J'ouim nas oeeu "muaujiK .iim.-
Tunwi-lum office.
I' J Follen made the trip to Pen
dleton Saturday to see the ballgima
Miss Miriam Hlakeley made a hus
' - trip to Hermlstun Friday and
gfltwfda i
Several
and night. This
rain of the Fall
The uprights of the new water!
.tower are in place but the bracing Is
j not all in. The rain the first .. thi
week delayed the work.
Mrs. h. It. Hall is on tin- elck I .
i There ale but two days of school
this week because ..!' Teachet - In
i stitute at Pendleton. This
pleasing to the pupil--, i;
!a vacation almost equal to Chi
vacation.
K. E. stan-her Mayor of I n,
being
Children tre Cul Off.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18. FoUl
sons and two daughters of Martha A
Coward, late "f East Moyamen-.-mil:
avenue, are cut off with $r. be
rplests by the will.
The major portion of the estate,
Valued at IflOOO, goes in equal share.,
te the Philadelphia Home for Incurs-
the Pennsylvania Retreat for
mutes and Aged and Infirm
persons and the Methodist Kpi
Orlioanage, in a codicil the
des.
Alaska Missionary Hies.
8 BATTLE, Wash.. Nov. is. Alex
ander R. Mackintosh, for several
veurs a missionary for the Presbyter
ian church at Haynes. Alaska, dad
at Seattle Hernial hospital, following
a short Illness with which he was
stricken when aboard the sieamship
Humbolt. returning from the north.
His wife had been In Seattle for
the past rear, and he had come to
visit her. A daughter, who taUgh
with her father among the Alaska In
dians, died a year ago, Four sont
I survive, one in Georgia, another in
Ohio, a third in Alaska, and a Mucin
in Lol Angeles
Mr. Mackintosh was born in Scot
land 77 years ago. He came to Am
erica as a young man and in the civil
war served thre years in the tlniot
! ,iTn i v . For 10 -ars he was manager
J of an Iron foundry at ronton, Ohio,
' He .Ult a successful commercial ca
reer to devote his life to missionary
I Work among the Alaska Indians.
INSTANT RELIEF! "PAJPE'S ll
PEPSIN" ENDS STOMACH
TROUBLE FOREVER.
Wonder what Upset your stoma I
which portion of the fool did t
' ,i . ,. . ., . i . . . .... i itrAn i .. i .1.
o.'oiaHi u.i ..on WWII. UUK I iiuiii-
er. If your stoinmih is in a revolt; '.:
sour, gassy and upset, and what yr.i
Just ate has fermented Into stubborn
lumps, head dlssy and aches; belch
base- and adds and eructate und
gested food; breath foul . tnng u -coated
-Just take a little Pane's Dli
pepsin and in five minutes you won
der what be. une of the indigestion
nnd distress.
Millions of men and women tod i
know that It Is needless to have
had stomach, a nttie ris pepsin oc
casionally keeps this delicate orgs-,
regulate! and they eat their favor
lie foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take gars
ol your liberal limit without rebel
lion; If your food Is a dsmage In
stead of a help, remember the quick
est, surest, most harmless relief I"
l'ape's D Is pepsin which costs only
60 cents for a large case at grog
stores. It's truly wonderful It di
gests food aud sets things straight'
so gently and easily that It Is real!
astonishing Please, for your sakv
don't go on and on with a weak, dis
ordered stomach; It's so unnecessary
thi
Mil
g 40U
iward
liter In-la
the Cmatilia sportsmen
, around Monday evenln
; sumed some gportsffiat
him from Arlinton.
The Steamer Twin
' here Saturday on its
j down the river.
Mr. Basset! brother
anroiivcr Men Irrewtcd.
NCOCVKR. Wash.. Nov. It, ..;
a d With v iolating the local op-j
aws in Camas, Louis Popageorge I
iek restaurant keeper, and Frank
a paper mill worker, were sr.
have made successful trips to
ton Ka. i i part) returning wi
or more .-ese.
Mr I Mrs. A c, Means
Pendleton Saturday primari
Aliing-
;h one
Brown
has mi
PANAMA SLIDE
S HOLDING UP SHIPPING
Russians Capture RSOfl.
PETROQRAD, Nov. It, The offl.
Clal communication asserts the cap
tare by the Russians of s.'ain prison
ers as the result of a surprise attacl
near the village of Seiniknvltre, on
the Strlpa River,
BERLIN, Nov. is. (By wireless d
Puyvttle, n. v.i The Austro-Qernuut
forces in Qalicta are said by the war
office to have won a further Victor
over the Russians in the fighting al
ong the gtrlpg river.
The Russians were thrown hack
tin- old positions on thi' east hank
of thi elver. In the recent flghtlim
there "i" officers and C0OO llussian
have been captured.
French Horse llnyer at VVcnatctH
W K.N A TCI IKK. Wash. Nov 1
C. I Downs, of Memphis Tenn
here to bU) horses for the Krei
I government. The present contra o
I for 11,000 bead. .Mr Down- and
. soetates already have furnished
nun animals to previous contracts.
A Baby's Birthday.
Bsby's coming is anticipated with
great joy, snd it is of the utmost im
portance thst grest csre is taken to
make this important event a happy
one.
Mother's friend, applied external
ly end to be hsd of all druggists, is
of the greatest vslue for it robs child
birth of its sgonies and dangers,
.makes the mother comfortable and
helps make baby strong, healthy and
vigorous. It is effective and depend
able and has been used successfully
for many years. Definite instructions
are furnished with each bottle.
n ed to grasp hold of
the dead to paradise.
ANDBttUWULLlKETHiS
I It'i in MJl TJ
Pertlsnd, with s de trips
outside, will give you an en
Joyabls ociuslon. Make the
Multnomah vour headijuarl
ers. Service better, rates con.
a reogM BSf dST f 1 (K)
ini meats wttt bith. psrggg JH
loo reesM wltb bath, per dj '.' isi
'.'on lm'ir iMtrslile rn..ms.
twili per la. gjg
0ft. r a f. w da
der lew you . i
Harfii.a Appl!
strand of your I.
too. JuM at 1 h
healthy rent h I
!:i5flC:(lM!
i
owViYourPipes?
ro veather will soon be here
Remember, people the pressure on your
Ijlpes, now with the BeW water system, la
now much BSUVW than be-or. Pteeslng
time Is right on us and old ptpcl tr,
give you ill kinds
Save money and
trouble by having
us look tin in o
and make
'hanucs NOW
SEE US BEFORE THE FREEZE!
Beddow & Miller
DGGrj Cur SLOC IN Cut a
rendeloti' Only l :clu-iv c Plumbers.
Iges shown!
digging out
Corner W
T'leph.
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