East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 26, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1916. e " ,i i it " ... . , - v - , Thousands of yards of new goods have been added to our immense white sale and another large shipment will be here tomorrow j THE BEGINNING YESTERAL AND TODAY WAS TRULY PHENOMINAL WHICH PROVES AGAIN THAT OUR PRICES, OUR GOODS, ONR VALUES AND OUR SERVICE ARE WORTHY OF YOUR PATRONAGE. , OUR WHITE SALE Is An Economy Event CF SUPREME IMPORTANCE. EVERY DEPARTMENT IS CONTRIBUTING RARE BARGAINS IN NEW CRISP WHITE GOODS. IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY VISITED THIS SALE BY ALL MEANS COME AS SOON AS YOU CAN. IF YOU HAVE ALREADY VISITED IT, COME AGAIN AND COME SOON. NEW GOODS HAVE BEEN ADDED IN MANY DEPARTMENTS AND YOU'LL FIND A SECOND VISIT JUST AS m PROFITABLE AS THE FIRST. V H Here's Another Example of Econo mies Given in White Wearables $15.00 WHITE WASH DRESSES $1.98 Dainty wash dresses of white voile, marquisette ami other dainty materials. Of course they are last sea son's styles, but at this price they will go quickly for house dresses. UP TO $25.00 WHITE NET AND LACE DRESSES $8.75 This Is a small lot of extremely beautiful dresses that any one with the least bit of ingeunity can make into next summer styles. The best quality of laces and nets used make these garments most desirable. 50c CHILDREN'S CREPE KNICKER PANTS 29c UP TO $2.75 MUSLIN PETTICOATS $1.19 This item includes all lace and embroidery trimmed petticoats of fine quality materials and pretty ribbon run headings. A SHIPMENT OF NEW TABLE LINENS and Napkins to match, just in yesterday. These are of the "Great Humidor Line" which guarantees absolute satisfaction and wear. We place these right in our white sale at reduced prices. A NEW LOT OF TURKISH TOWELS Came in too. Fine imported Turkish towels in plain white and pink and blue borders, fancy weaves. All towels in cluded in January Sale of White. LAC -LOT I. Val. and torchon laces and Inser tions, worth from 5c to 12 l-2c yard, make dainty trimmings for nil kind of underwear. White Sale Price, yard 681 LOT II. Val.. filet, imitation cluny and shadow laces, worth from 12 l-2c to 25c. White Sale Price, yd. Me LOT III. Wide Oriental and shadow lace flouncing and a few numbers In allover laces and nets. worth from 45c to 1 1.00. White Sale Pr. 39e WILL GO EAST SATURDAY As announced in our ads of the past few days we expected our -Mr. Bl umber g to leave for New York City on his buying trip today, but owing to the unprecedented rush caused by our white sale, he is forced to postpone his date of departure till SATURDAY. In the meantime if there is anything you'd like for him to do for you while in New York his services are at your disposal. Call and give him your orders they'll be filled to the letter. 111 NUARVj j TOWH- House keepers, hotel men. etc.. better take advantage of this re duction on towels, fill your wants for months to come; including huck and Turkish towels. r,c Towels. White Sale, AO, 47c 10c towels, White Sale, each , 8t 15c Towels. White Sale 11c 20c Towels. White Sale.. lc !5e Towels. White Sale 18e 35c Towels. White Sale 26c 50c Towels, White Sale S7c 5c Towels. White Sale 47c 7 5c Towels, White Sale. S4V TOW KI.INC, Including aU huck toweling, plain and fancy, and crash towel ing Sc Toweling. White Sale. I -2c 10c Toweling. White Sale a 12 l-2c Toweling. White Sale.. 15c Toweling. White Sale 11c 20c Toweling White Sale ...Ml 25c Toweling While Sale M 35c Toweling. White Sale 27c 40c Toweling. White Sale Sic ItC Toweling. White Sale ass ise. Toweling. Whit- Sale 18c 75c ToWelii.K. While Sale 67- TM1LK LIKENS Our Table Ijnens are quality selected stock, fine that insures wear. :.0c Quality. White Sale ... ' 5c Quality White Sale. 11.00 Quality. White Sale $1.25 Quality. White Sale. $1.50 Quality White Sale $2.00 Quality White Sale $2 II Quality. White Sal $2.00 Quality. White Sale. To match table linen and odd ones too Come in dinner size and large siz $2 on Quality. White $3 75 Quality. Whit'- Sale $5.00 Quality White Sale $ no Quality white sale.. $6 51 Qualitv White Sale. 7.'"' Q laHtjr Whit- Sai- $7.50 Quality, White sale 11.66 Quality White Sale I IBM! LOTBfi These com- In exclusive i with pattern running around quality, all ttses; read to h $4.5 Table cloth White Sal $5.ijo Table Cloth While Sal l,0l Table Cloth, Watt 8aJ t no Table cloth Whit Sal I, CM II I LOt II .-.4x54. hem stitched wide all pure linen $i Qaalit) white sale $1 50 Quality. White Sole $2.50 Quality White Sale $5 00 Quality White Sale LI M'll WPKISH $1 00 Quality White Sale $1.25 Quality, White Sale tl in Quallt). White Male IJ 00 Quallt.. White .Sale 14 00 Quality White Sale $(00 Quallt v. White Sale f best Ihread . . 38c . . 4R- Mc 81.18 SI. 61 81 .85 nil a few "eg u tar si :.u S2.9H ..'. X4.SHI .',.:. MJt SK.2'.l Sti.StH rrEAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGE u O . w i Z z C "T. P. W. Pure Food Shop" 1 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 PHONES ALL 15 SunkM Oranges I EXTRA LARGE FANCY FRUIT T. P. W. SPECIAL SALE Doz. 40c The Orange Sale of the year is now on, in our Pure Food Base ment. There is 1000 dozen in this shipment, every Orange perfect, fully ripened, full of tropic sunshine and sweetness. A dozen weigh 8 pounds or more; think of it 8 pounds of Oranges for 40c. This sized fruit have been selling at 50c and 60c dozen; and de spite the fact that fancy Oranges (such as these we offer) are advanc ing in price, we offer you in this sale the greatest Orange value of the season. If you can't come to our store, use the phone. Special by the full case $3.00. ul 50c 40c Values, Values, Values. K!)r a:'- .-.3c Mc Mc I 111 ! o IEAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGE EAT AN ORANGEuJ I niic .', I') 61 Bit M.4 .V 61. Ik tji MM Mc 61 20 62.21 63.2V tiM 6 20c CANS SLICED HAWAIIAN PINE APPLE 906? MACKEREL Extra select fat fish, pric ed, eacl 12" ., iro nd ) ABALONES An exceptionally fine canned fish for salads, etc. can SWf and 35t. COOKING APPLES A few boxes of i,i,i cooking stock, the box 75C JONES' DAIRY FARM SAUSAGES foi Thursday's trade. CREPE NAPKINS Full count, be ' quality, the hundred 15t 7-5c BARS TOILET SOAP 25- 5 25c CANS FANCY TABLE PEACHES for $1.00 PEANUT BUTTER Fresh shipment .just in, pound 20tf Delivered in our sanitary paper bottles. Really its worth your while to visit this grocery and see the hundreds of table delicacies we have. In and out of season our constant aim is to have all the good things you might wish for and "if its from our Pure Food Shop its clean." THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Pays to Trade eiwsjt, Kdiih than It c I of mok 1 bowl pr I go. the I the punch stolid TO- I tips of which lanterns, the their guests. : who num 1 Strings " ' overheard ered mure than a and orienta hu ndred lanterns oyer the s were signs in familiar dragons insignia displayed about ; and other typical ' and emblems wer ! the hall. The widows were latticed i and many Japanese screens were em 1 nlnnri in the decoratiye scheme The I fin ing began at 9 o'clock and con tinued well past the midnight hour and few of the guests departed until the orchestra of six pieces had play ed the -'Home. Sweet Home'' num i her All In all. the party last evening ! was one of the distinct social success-, ; e of the season About one hundred members of the i i Dotted Artisans enjoyed a banquet and da&ce last evening In the Moose: Hall. The young men of the assem U) were hosts, preparing and serving the elaborate beaQUel and providing the music fur the" dancing which en-' tinned until mldntkht. The occasion proved one .if the best social meet- Am. .ng the out-OI-lOWn Pie nere for the dancing party In the Kagle Woudman hall last evening were Mr. and Mrs John Adams and Mr and Mrs Linden Vincent of Athena Do Something for your Cold. Do not let it wear you out and encourage sickness. Take Dr. King's New Discovery. You will get instant relief. .... . . ... ,,,! roughs end colds. We brush suggestions aside with the re mark "I'll be better soon," end often do get better, However, when tiinl roush or cold nets a hold, it usuillv imam annoyance, interference with our work and oiten a smell of sickness fol lows. Isn't it IxittiT immtdijUily to check that cold and esse the cough T Ur KiSf'6 New Discovery does it! Search as vou will, you will not find a better remedy. Ur. King's New Discovery is made of M T . ...,Tu.l u ith MMithitu' li.lls.UllS I nit ... -n itnl laxatives. It s aiiliseptic and kills .. . ...I . ...a the rrms. allays tne coni-n-vn OOthH the Irritated, inflamed throat. The vcrv first Jose gives you relief. You -roush with less Strain, And if vou hsve a li.i-t- inn .r ,lrv ' t HMirh. grateful .relief folkrwl aiel vim socm lro) into restful sod refreshini sleep. Oet itt- .... I .11. II. I . . , ' u A lllS. ti? ueia ano in oi. rn" ' corny lie your cold and cough doctor. vt a i am "ttcts. few d.is ago the young man sought permission to carry a gun. as he fear ed being h. ld up The request Wa4 denied FOUR MILES OF STREET UNDER PAVING PLANS HI DM Will. BE III IT W 1&A i i TOTALING $i:.o,o mit iMi'it)vi;Mi:M Pendleton fr combe of I'nlo Mis James 61 terested to lea I terday afterno Hutchinson. if Kubert Withy- of Governor and mbe will be In his wedding yea Miss Mabel lx-e Wai.la WAUjA, wash Jsi If paving as planned by the I itv commlssliinera Is laid this summit Walla Wallu will hard-surface over lour miles of streets. The board ad i pted resolutions declaring Its In tentions to ve TO blocks of streets and rixed Tuesday, February 16. aa the date for hearing objections of property owners If all the streets proposed ar. pat -eil It will mean contracts in Ut neighbor h. I of juo.ftOn. TREAT CATARRH BY NATURE S METHOD rj itri.Hir of m in. fjsrriiw Healins siesliosund Air u the Ultectcd Membrane, early every one who ha. catarrh) s how foolish It Is to try uirt urn thi ii Hoth plain Wonderful Bargains from m Our Art 6 Drapery Dept M.I. READY MADK (TltTAINK I-- PRICE This includes absolutely evvry pair of curtains in our large, well assorted stock. These curtain'- come in scrim, marquisette, Swiss, nottingham and net. and lace trimmed i iriglnal prices from 11.00 to 110 00 ier pal. All Dm- Half ITtce. M.I. ( I liTAlV VET8 IXD S( IIIMS REDt'CED Including the popular Quaker ''raft lace. tl.oo Values, White Sal 75c Values. White Sale 05c Values. White Sale Values. White Sale. White Sale White Sale White Sale. EbOWERED CRETOX N E8 In pretty color combinations of blue, pink, yellow and lavender on white or cream background. S5c Value. White Sale .V4c S'lc Value. White Sale He 35c Values. White Sale 2Ho :'5c Values. White Sale 18c M.I. WHITE VIM I.IM N- . FIXE m ( hs REDI ( KD 31.25 Values. White Sale ... II. 00 Values. White Sale. , 10c Values White Sale ..... 7c 7tC Values White Sale :it 5i Values. White Sale . 51c 10c Values. White Sale 31c tl.l. EMBROfDERV PACKAGES REDUCED 11.00 Values. White Sale 84c ItC Values. White Salt . 71c White Sale. ... 6I( White Sale 37c White Sale 28c White Sale 18c l 4 I.I.N M. enjoyed The musicians C.uy li'Melveny. Mrs. W rey and Miss Marguerite The club decided to have ston after the regular 10 next Tuesday ami desln tendance of all members, freshments were served afternoon. being Mis D Hump Humphrey, a social ses dge meeting i a full at Dainty re during the Mr. and Mrs ileorge A H.irtniaii entertained a few friends at dinner last evening, the party later adjourn ing to the Kagle-Woodman hall to eajo) the dancing there Di and Mrs. W. H. Lytic of Salem, formerly of this city, are In thu part of California for an stay, according to word re local friends. lr. Lytle quit ill threatened with ever, and the trip was California In the hopes of his. health. southern extended reived by has been typhoid l made to Krank Slubbs of Milton, and one, of the chief of staff or a big fruit j concern of Walla Walla, arrived from; the east last night, accompanied by a bride, the mainuge having taken place during his recenl trl east Mr. and Mrs Mtulibs present registered at the s will make their future home ton Iji Stands Observer. in the are M voy but it Mil. Values, Value .15c Values. 25c Values. M IDERI MADE IK)II,li:s Mi SCAIil-S. t5.nn Value, White Sale... S3. Its 14.01) V.il-1.-. Whit" Sab . 83.211 3g 12 ',ii Values White Sali . 81. to- :."' Values, White Sale . 81. oil . 75c Values White Sale .- BOc Values. Whin- Sale 39c S 35c Value. White Sale ... 28i I MflN I.IM N Mil 's ) OI IRES REDI I l 5e Values, While Sale .... 52c Values, White Sale 3c S 16c Values, While Sale , 2c 25i Values White sale 1 7c j IIIMi KMBROIDKItl.l) MODKI. H .M s OS HAIE An extra sfieclal bargain; values to IS. 06; White Sale Price.. 83.7." I. 1 II IjOI II- si IMPED N REAV1 ROt'SiD THREAD. OYHTER WHITE I.IVI V 1100 Values. White Sale... 81.69 II. 71 Values. White Sale ... 81.13 II 16 Values. White Sale. 81.18 11.35 Values, White Sale.... 81.06 STAMPED TOWEm REDt'CED Ifc Values. White Saie 69c Tfic Values. White Sale 81c lie Values, White Sale Ml s.io Stamped ITttlow cc 89 BOY IS FOUND DEAD IN SNOW, BULLET IN BODY Han ligh t i of Washing. pmber or the is found dead v. mg Mr and Mrs. Walter H. Harris of 6Hi Bast Belch titth street north. He was one of Ihe high school students I who recently responded to Ihe Invi tation tb enlist In th naval militia. Mondav afternoon he borrowed the revolver from a boy friend for th purpose of taking It to drill He showed It to his moirter nnd was warned of tho danger of handling It. He maintained It was. perfectly safe. Ijite Monday afternoon Walter left home and when he railed to return Temporary relief ma) be given lint a cure seldom comes. I'ntil recently your physician 6tOUld probably have said the only 4 help catarrh would be to have a change of climate; but now with H simple preparation called Hyom4 em can carry a health-giving climate rt your vest pocket and by breathing it a few minutes four times a day IUI -cessfttlly treat yourself The complete Hyomel outfit Is in expensive and consists of an inhaler that can be carried In the vest pock et, a medicine dropper and a bottle ot Hyomel. The Inhaler lasts a llfn time and if one bottle does not gtve IK-rmanent relief, an extra bottle of Hyomel can be obtained nt any umo for a trifling sum It Is more c o nomical than all remedies advertise.', for the cure of catarrh, and Is thu only treatment known to us that fol lows nature In her method of treat ing diseases of the respiratory pj -gans. Tallman Co., have sold a jreac many outfits and the more the leil the more convinced thev are dial they tire perfectly safe In guarantee ing o refund the noRS) it Hyomel does not relieve Muffins By Mrs. Janet McKcnzIc Hill. Editor of Hie Itoston Cmkins School Magazine. When muffins arc on the breakfast table, .iobody cares lor meal or eggs and they would be served more often if this meal were not prepared so hurriedly that there Is no time to make Ihrm. II K C, the doubls-raisc baking powder is used, the batter may be stirred up the night bsfort, put In the pan ready lor baking and noth ing to do in the morning hut Kike them. Onc-E Muffins tntpuflmr; 2 uliqhthi rOMndsd ( ipnottfult K C linking Auccir; tea tpmmful nail; J cup sudor; J c;i msffaej butlrr or lard; I tgg; leu p of, rur Sifl dry lrrred!entl together Ilirec limes. Add to this the unbeaten tgg, " ritcd ihortrning and water or milk. Then btll all tofrether until prrfrctly MiOOth, Oil muffin or gem pans and have ovrn slow until the multius come to the top ol the Dsn, linn in. ii-. i. r uir iir.il lo Pake f.rtWX sad brown the siufftru, TMi recipe nukei 12 large muffin... Rainini or eurranti may be added U deiited. kviiiiiif'-fi"ji Ha inuiiirl the he he i lo Visa' Our Bargain Basement n In his sailor Bnlfofrjl and carried tile revolver In an Inside pocket of the Idolise In some manner It was dis charged, the bullet entering Ihe sid-' about an Inch below the heart. The body Is at the public morgue Chief of Police T.nrk stated that a Graham Muffins 1 Clip grnham flour; I run rmsfn lour; 2 M668 tcanvimnMn K C .' I'ovdcr; I to 2 level Uihli itpmnfidn ftlds r IttatfotmfultaU; t egg-n euptmuk ,'r water; 2 lo .V UMtOpoonftUM meltrd hut. ter; mix OM MVl us One-Egg Mnllin.1. Grahani batter should ihn lie quite soft to insure light and moist muffins. To get 88 other reriprs u 04d as thrse end id tlte certificate Bscksn in rvety :,'. cent ran ol K C Hiking I'imder, ami mj will end you "The Cook'i Book" .v Jssel MrKen-ie Hill. H,indsoniely ii.i,,! trattd. J.. , a Mfg. Co., L'lucafc-u.