East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 28, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PACE r A TT V P A5T ORI A VT A K PPX IDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 28, 1916 inU!Httl!inniuiH!U!ilHiHHinn!!I!UiH11firnUfIininMIif1HUI!iHn!ll mmmmmmmmmmmmmBmm ' rfspr . : GIRLS! HAVE WAVY, LACES Wehbroideries, W IEAHTJ 1 WWEAQ SHEETS A PILLOW kSES I HUE iGOO i "ILLOW MEANT! IT J Z I nit i w I I Ar F S a i I VSfS J kEMBROTOERIEsl t WEAR 1 n 9 SHEETS FT PILLOW CASES .'IMIIilllltlllllllltllllllllll1llllltllllltllllillllltllUltlllIlilf ItmiMtlllllllK nilllltllllllllllllllltirilllllllllltlilllllllllltllllllltlllllltlllttlllllllllllillillMlllilllllMIIIillillilllllll I Some more good examples of the wonderful values offered in our j JANUARY SALE of WHITE BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY During this sale we are offering most extraordinary values. We urge our patrons to buy liberally of the needed spring merchandise Prepair now for the future advances that are sure to come-We Repeat BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY. I Billions of Women s White Wear at Prices that I Mean a Saving to You. Fresh Items for Saturday Shoppers j ace Alck W h n W L Suk FREE FROM DANDRUFF a j Kagie-Woodman hall, which had s.WK fOVB IIAIH! DOVBUS CT-i i,Yii,v..r.i!nMn flags ami t.unim.: BEAUTS IS A IT.W MOMICNTS ipr i ii . ommtr in from oui ot town. Mu- It" vnu ears for i , " is furnished by a six pltc or- (listen! with Im aEHBROIDERlESj W .h.str, and the dancing waa ttn-jwUh has , 47 ; i ! 'it'll until midnight, neas anil In flul KBW Th- .! the Walla w .lust one aptdl hite OODSj R i.t l.vn St :r, MIDDT, WHITE SAIiE PUK E S1S9 In this lot are Norfolks. pleated. -!ted and straight yoked styles in all white, white with blue cotton, serge or flannel collars with pretu embroidered stars. REG1 UVrtOJi MIDDIES IP TO tLtS, WIIITK SALE PRICE S1.9S These are of heavy navy cloth with navy blue collars. One style has yoke with no lacing and a neck shield, while another has a yoke with law front and han em. broidered silk emblem on the sleeve. REAL VALUES TO S1.95. WHITE SALE PRICE 98o In this lot are self striped voiles in white, snow flake voiles and one model has clusters of colored stripes with wide alternating white spaces. The stripes are in red. blue and green. All have long sleeves and low necks, though in some cases the collars are convert able and can be worn either high REAL VALVES TO $2.25. WHITE SALE PRICE 1.29 Dainty lingerie waists of white voile, voile and organdie combined, and other novelty materials made up in pleasing styles, with long sleeves and low neck, some either high or low. CORSET COVERS (Size 34 to 46.) REAL VALVES Tl) Me, WHITE SALE PRICE 19c These are the extreme in value giving. Full cut of good muslin prettily trimmed with durable em. I broidery and lace edgings. FORMER PRICES TO 75c WHITE SALE PRICE S9c This lot constitutes a large va-i rtety of styles both lace and em-' broidery trimmed with materials of pleasing design and quality. One style is lace edged and has a cap sleeve which acts as a shield for under arm concealment with sheer dresses. FORMER VALUES TO 89c. WHITE SALE PRICE 59c The extremely tasiv assortment1 of corset covers included in this lot are of soft nainsook trimmed with fine lace edge, insertions and ribbon run beading. To the wom en who prefers simplicity of de sign with excellence of quality we offer one style at this price with embroidery edging that will with stand the ravages of the laundry. REGCLAR 98c VALUE, WHITE SALE PRICE 79c At this price an unusually ef fective cover is shown with deep scollops in front or bodice of em broidery panels edged with fine lace insertion. GENUINE VALVES TO SI S9. WHITE SALE PRICE 98c One of the prettiest of several models in this lot has the entire front trimmed with embroidered organdy panels and lace insertion In pleasing design. VP TO $4.50 VALVES. WHITE SALE PRICE $2.69. There U a variety of beautiful styles in this lot Hand embroid ered organdy panels are effectively inserted with lace of evtraordinary quality. FORMERLY SOLI) AT $5.50. WHITE SALE PRICE $3.89 Exquisite femininity is shown in these trousseau like gowns: front and back yoke and sleeves are of fine lace combined with embroid ered organdy motifs in such a way that only inspection will reveal their real beauty. REGULARLY VP TO $1.95; WHITE SALE PRICE 98c Open front gowns of soft mate rials, with long sleeves and having high V or Dutch necks, effect ively trimmed with embroidery of pleasing design or neat cluster tucka. REAL VALVE $1.95. WHITE SALE PRICE $1.19. Painty nainsook gowns in slip over style, coming in white or flesh pink, trimmed with tasty hand embroidered spray and dur able lace edging. NIGHT GOWNS VALVES TO $1.95, WHITE SALE PRICE 98c. Several styles are shown in slip over patterns, one having complete yoke of eyelet embroidery; one with trimming of lace and embroidery, used in effective manner. Anoth er has trimming of embroidery and val. lace Joined with ribbon run lace beading. White Sale Pr. 98c Extra Size Gowns for Stout Wo men in both slip-over and open front styles haing high or low neck, long or short sleeves and trimmed with embroidery yoke or neat tucked front. White Sale Price 98c basketball team will be the honor I guests at an informal dancing party this evening ill the Eagle-Woodman hall to be given by the high school I students. An illustrated lecture on "Inimigra Hon' by Mrs Jessie Honey man o Portland, will be given at the I'rwi I byterian church on Sunday evening I and all are invited to attend. Mrs Honeyman. who is a very interesting speaker, has about sixty slides Hint1 jj trating this subject. i Mrs. Thomas Thompson left iMt i evening for Seattle to visit her ! daughter. Miss Zella Thompson, who j Is a student at the 1'nlverslty of j Washington. Miss Genevieve Phelps, daughter ol ! Judge and Mrs (5. W. Phelps. Is COB- fined to her home with illness. It was feared for a time that she would I have pneumonia, but she Is improving i I now. j Mis. lien Marlln of Meacham was I visiting in Pendleton yesterday ivv hair, that auty and Is radiant n Incomparable soft- and lustrous U) tlon doubles tint beauty of your hair, besides It Im mediately dissolves every particle ol dandruff; you cannot have nice heavy hair If you have dandruff. This de structive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and Its very life, and if not overcome It produces a fe verlshness and itching of the scalp, the hair roots famish. ImiBtn and die. then the hair falls out fast. If your hair has been neglected Ud Is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily, get a 2& cent bottle of Knowl ton's Danderlne at any drug store or tallet counter; apply a little as direct ed and ten minutes after you will fay this was the best Investment you ever made. We sincerely believe, regardless ot everything else advertised, that If fOU desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it no dandruff- no itch ing scalp and no more falling hair you must use Knowlton's Ihinderln-' tually why not now? hite Lgoods Library News The cable repeated previous reports that Yuannan Province was controll ed completely by the roVoIUttoltlM Szechuen Province, adjoining Yun nan on the north, the revolutionist" said, was controlled almost complete ly by their forces. Miss Loll OriswelI, assistant li brarian, who went home lat week on ii count of illness, is reported slight ly Improved. The very great Increase in BRIGHTER CHILDREN Children lie nrobablv brighter t-dav work of the county library this ',: ,!,, ihev 111.111 .1 EUIWMIWII "1." ..... . , ei "ii " ar with hut the same num le library staff, h FORMER VALUES TO IS.' WHITE SALE PRICE $169 Handsome envelope combinations In several different effects that are trimmed with val. lace and rib bon run beading. One style has em broidered organdy medallions pleasingly inserted in the bodice. in .,rAnnnr 1 ..i'c ... v i-ou'ttt.-tn resulted 111 over- suwqpn ) i- work for each one. Miss rriswell's so many pinched laces uuiicu eyc enforced rest of two weeks is very ;.nd languid feelings make us wonder much regretted by her many friends. ;f t),cy WJ evcr grow into robtnt. The librarian's report for Decern- hrhv men and women. i...i-. 1 It your children catch colds easily, .r are tired when rising, lark healthy I THIS lSfyow OPPORTUNITY for CORSET ECONOMY! I t GOSSARD I CORSETS ! Royal Worcester M Corsets URW!NS j hr nhu.VH that K00I bouku rnuv-ct.i r'nr hump reatlintc, thin bt'intf .. . - 1 ksUmBk i t" ' ' , ' I . i M lit' t, 'i III CM) over December of last year This color, or find studies diltirtilt, gir is t lie second month in the history of them Scott's Emulsion (or one month the library to pass the Suuu mai Novstnber being the first. Following is the librarian i report foi th em tier ibrary board. statls- esellt- AT BARGAIN PRICES. A real $2.00 Royal Worcester, White Sale Price $1.29 This is one of the new Spring models, ex actly as illustrated. Note the poise and beau tiful contour of figure. The quality of ma terial and boning are far above the average. SMALL LOT REGULAR $1.00 CORSETS FOR MORNING WEAR, SPECIAL 79c This is a broken asortment of discontinued styles. 50c BRASSIERES 29c Bargains in large sizes only, 42, 44, 46. Embroidery trimmed or with scolloped edge. Front Lace. I LINENS At prices that will make new friends for th stylish, comfortable brand. rprtain st.vles renresentative of the differ- cnt classes in nrice and model are reduced as 'AP.t listed below : liLINENi 1 Model No. 368, regularly $3.50, White Sale I Price S2.19 I Model No. 551, regularly $5.00. White Sale 1 Price 83.29 Models 651, 653, 658, regularly $6.50, White I Sale Price S4.2!i Models 750, 751, regular $7.50 styles Sale Price White S4.48 MVERS) gistratiou of new readers Central, adult ' ,'., 172 central, adult MO central, juvenile '4 Itll Branches, adult ls3 (tranches, juvenile Kural schools till Total 500i inks sent to branches . 19 ,KS IO School. W Hal. on hand Dec. 1. 191& I-' Monthly receipts IIM $12 sT Hal. on hand Jan. 1. 1916 2-9-intal collection Bal "ii band Dec 1. 1!M5 Monthly receipts iJ 14.01 Athena 'ri".a.0n to enrith their blood and restore th body-forces to healthy ac tion. Scott's Emulsion is used in priv v schools. It Is not a "patent medicine simply a bifUT concentrated oil-(6od without alcohol or hamffl! dnic.s. ! cannot harm; it improves blood; it hen fits lung's and stretiplliens tt-e system Your druggist has it refine r ibswtts Scott a llowuc. Hkxjlubcki. N. I. l. GOTHIC an ARROW COLLAR a for 25c IT FITS THE CRAVAT CLJETT. PEASODY L CO. lac. Ultucii SATURDAY'S SHOPPERS WILL FIND A WONDERFUL STOCK PRICED, IN OUR OF TABLE SUPPLIES ECONOMICALLY "PURE FOOD SHOP" 3 MAIN PHONES. 15 fancy SWEET PEAS, specially priced for Satur- CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE. SATURDAY ONLY 20c CANS PEAS, a well known brand of CATSUP 30c bottles PREFERRED STOCK TOMATO CATSUP, specially priced for Saturday, bottle, 25c. Phone your orders, if you cannot come to our store. The e 2 big specials Saturday only. ORANGE SALE CONTINUES Yesterday was a good one but we expect to sell more Oranges Saturday, than we have ever sold in one day before. Fancy large fruit, the dozen 40c CLEARANCE SALE IN PURE FOOD BASEMENT Hundreds of items on our Clearance Tables that spell decider 6$, economy. N .. ithstanding the tact that there been floods and storms in south ern California, we were fortunate to have a big supply of fresh ege lables in the last car from Los An- Fancy Head Lettuce, Cauliflower, Cel ery, Younjr Carrots, Celery Hearts, Bruise 1 Sprouts, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Parsnips, Turnips, Cab bage, Parsley. COUNTRY SAUSAGE Fresh from the farm. COUNTRY LARD In cans and bulk. PURE MAPLE SYRUP Pints 40"; quarts. 75c; 1 gallon Sl.I.. Pure Eastern BUCKWHEAT, sk. 65c Royal Black Plum Pudding, lb. 50C FRUIT CAKE, pound HO EGG NOODLES, packages 15. 25 BONELESS CODFISH, pkgs 25 FINNON HADDIES, KIPPERED HERRING and SALMON fresh by express. IN OUR CROCKERY DEPT Plain and Star Cut Glastes. set of 6 30c to $1.75. pRTAINH i laicuO m Milton .... Ferndale Kreewater Weston llermlston l-A-ho Vincent . Adams Stanfield Tum-a-lum Helix Pilot Kock i l 'i j as 213 194 I HOW "IIZ" GLADDENS TIRED. ACHING EEET MORE lll-:. I'U'I ld-t l rKNDKK, fin. ii-:irr NO MOIIR Xlts OR AJJOl'8KK Total M lit Oli TIIOK.HT PIIIED "Tlx" make sore, burning, tiled 131 feet fairly dance with delight. Aval ii go the aohti and pains, the COfUfl, 79 callouses, hllsters, bunions ond rhll 4 2 Mains 36 j "Tlx" draws out me acids and no' 31 ; sons thai puff up your feet. No mi H ter how hard you work, how lonrf . you dance, how far you wnlk, or how fi,16 loii(t you remain on your feet, '"TV , Is in. ieic il, grand, wonderful for llre.J i nchlnK. swollen, smarting foet. Ah! how comfortable, how tiappy von feel, alia our feet Just tingle for ov hocs ston it box "f "TV." now ly druggist or department Knd foot torture forever nailer shoes, keep uiur fe. t wi'et and happ) .lust lalAkl vear's foot iiimfort for onl nu The Peoples Warehouse , -H ..f .-,() l"ostfl b Vol)! , . Ummmt I MTN hurt or seem tight for lm-tiolari nospcra. I,, .ci.-iti-tii: lire.. Jan. ID- l ni - mv v v.. lis, school building, which was ("" .i..ti-,,ved bv fire and which w ,,f the most modern structures of Hi kind In Southern Oregon, was Insured for IH.'iO1 by the district school board Pupils are occupying tempo rary quartan donated by residents of Yoncalla. HI Although there is no direct proof, H H Ih the eplnlon of manv Yoncall.t 3 pcple that the lirl was of an in S en diary origin. A reward of 1250 Si has ben offered for the appreh'-n-S sion and conviction of the person i huspei ted of burning the structure. Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism rABLI ILLINEN i t MIN X ItMiKIiS SKM I'l l X t I I I r-v m . ! Visit Our Bargain Basement Where It fays to I rade liiiiiiiiiiwiimiMiiiiiiiiHiimiiiHiiiiiHiiiii mniiiiHttiiimiiHnu uiiimti iiiiiiwiniiimiUHiiimHuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiritiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii su,rrA TABU "Sen.l m Foley KldtH n I'IUh tnnllv done tin with r hetlfMtll 1 : i in ni.M : '-i r attiohorn n nm It tians: n Ilk r lpth -wears n your strenKlh" worrt vnu with pa drafts on your vitality-HttpfMI your mind afffrtB your htalth! rv NEAHTS nrVHiT f m ! ( tel MaH-H Asked In Itepubllc s HI I Name Not to Hwogniw Kmplrr. HAN KI!AN''IS-o. .Ian. 2. Chi- ass i .,,, revilutlonlsi leaders at Shung- Don't let It Ji rm tr B bal cabled to Tong King Chung, pres-1 up 3 t'' nt of the t'hinese Republic aasocLi ry: -ii,,,. hen- asking linn to 1 I ' n I II. SB the i . ..pie of the Tinted Stntes, In the 1 nr name of the Chinese republic, ' not to a recognize Yuan Shi Kal as emperor. ,jj because the ('lilted HtatM was the.nlc first of the powers to recognize the sKmtmmmwmiammmmmm Sold Everywhere.