East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1916. EIGHT PAGES imm sale Saturday is the LAST Day of Our Annual Rummage Sale AND IF THE BUYING IS AS BRISK. TOMORROW AS IT HAS BEEN TODAY THERE WON'T BE ANY "RUMMAGE" GOODS LEFT. MANY LINES WERE CLOSED OUT TODAY, BUT WE HAVE ADDED HUNDREDS OF NEW CHOICE BARGAINS AND TOMORROW'S CHOOSING WILL BE JUST AS GOOD AS TODAY'S. THIS SALE AFFORDS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE THAT NO ECONOMICAL PERSON CAN POSSIBLY AFFORD TO MISS. COME AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. BOYS' SUITS AT ONE HALF PRICE We have about seventy boys' knicker suite and long pants suits, all colors and sizes from 6 years to 18 years. Values you'll not see again this year. Give your boy a new suit, he'll get along better at school. Your choice of this lot ONE HALF PRICE. $1.50 INFANTS KNITTED WAISTS 19c Come in white and blue or white and pink, nice warm .it tractive little garments. Rum mage Price 19c $2.00 CREPE DE CHINE $1.09 One lot 40 inch silk crepe de chine, odd shades for waists and trimmings, worth $2.00 yard, now. Rummage Sale SI. Of) 35c BOUDOIR CAPS 15c Boudoir caps of net, dimity and voile, lace and ribbon trim med. Rummage Price lot 5c and 10c PEARL BUTTONS 3c Assorted sizes, good quality pearl buttons. Rummage price 3C 25c BABY BOOTEES 15c One lot of knitted baby bootees white, trimmed in baby blue or pink. Rummage Price lot 25c AND 35c TAN HOSE 15c PR. Mercerized lisle hose in tan only, regular 2oC and 35r qual ity. Rummage Price 15c 10c BOLTS RIBBON 5c 5 yard bolts of ribbon, regular 10c. Rummage Price 5c 50c AND 75c TAN SILK HOSE 35c. 50c AND 75c VEILING 25c One lot of chiffon and net veil ings, worth to 75c yard. Rum mage Price, yard 25c 25c, 35c AND 50c COLLAR AND BEAUTY PINS 15c One lot of collar, beauty and belt pins, some very dainty and useful articles. Rummage Pr. 15c SILK REMNANTS 5 3-PRICE This is an extraordinary as sortment of silk remnants., used for trimmings, some dress length, some waist length, all colors; taffeta, chiffon, crepe de chine, messaline, etc. Rummage Sale, i Price. MEN'S NECKWEAR SACRI FICED Our final clean-up of men's Neckwear means savings for you. 50c AND 75c FOUR-IN-HANDS 3 FOR $1.00 A great variety of colors and patterns; all the new weaves, and qualities no other store in Pendleton will give you at our prices. Rummage Sale Price, 3 for $1-00 $2.25 CHILDREN'S COATS 39c This is a small lot and first come first served. Every gar ment is a snap; good colors and up-to-date stvles. Rummage Price 39c UP TO $2.50 SILK 93c Just a few pieces in this lot to lean-up. Coin dot crepe de chine and pussy willow, 40 inches wide, for waists and dresses. Rummage Sale 93c UP TO $2.00 BOUDOIR CAPS 98c Any of our dainty lace, chif fon, silk caps, selling formerly from 1.25 to S2.00. Rummage Price 98c $30.00 WOMEN'S COATS $2.95 Warm winter coats, good style, good sizes; garments that will give you all kinds of service. Rummage Price $2.95 MEN'S HATS We will close out all short lines, broken lots, odd sizes, etc., in our hat stock at prices that you should not overlook. $4.50 Men's Hats, good new blocks $2.90 $3.50 Men's Hats, good new blocks $2.39 The celebrated Kensington brand. $3.00 Men's Hats, your choice for $1.95 Don't overlook this opportunity. STAMPED CENTERS, RUN NERS AND PILLOW TOPS 50c and 75c value mage Price only Rum-21c- PILLOW TOPS 5c Special lot. wide variety, ex tra values. Rummage Sale Price, each 5C FANCY ARTICLES We have one table full of fancy articles, values up to $2.50. Rummage Sale Price only 10c CURTAIN SCRIM AND NET We have quite an assortment of short lengths of curtain scrim and nets, some pieces contain as much as ten yards, an exception al bargain. 50c Value, Rummage Price 27c 25c Value. Rummage Price 14c MANHATTAN SHIRTS 98c We have a few only of the fa mous Manhattan Shirts, good col ors and fine patterns, slightly soiled, otherwise as good as ever; values up to $2.00. Rummage Price 98C 15c CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS 4c Plain, with pin tucks, only Ic $1.00 AND $1.25 DRESS GOODS 69c One lot of dress goods placed out on bargain counter. An op portunity to make a big saving on school dresses, skirts, etc. All colors, some plain, some stripes, etc., well worth $1.00 and SI. 25 yd. Rummage Sale only ?9C. 15c RIPPLETTE 12c Comes in stripes and checks, all colors and multi-shades; 28 inches wide, launders fine, needs no ironing. Rummage Sale 12C 25c HANDKERCHIEFS 12i2c One lot of women's handker chiefs, linen and shamrock lawns, many very dainty numbers. Rummage Price 12' jC CURTAIN BOBINET Comes in ecru only, a wide range from which to choose. 50C to $1.00 values, Rummage Sale Price 21c $1.50 TABLE CLOTHS $1.13 A limited number. The table cloths in this lot come round and scalloped, and some square French hemmed. Ready for use. Reautiful floral designs; sells regular for $1.50 each. Rum mage Sale $1.13 WOMEN'S FLANNEL WAISTS Heavy weight, removable turn down collars; colors are black, blue or brown; $1.75 values. Rummage Price 27C 20c HUCK TOWELS 14c A genuine buck towel, white or colored ends, good for home, boarding house or hotel use. Rummage Sale 1 1c 25c ROBELAND CLOTH 15c One lot of bath robe cloth in good colors and patterns, 2S to 36 inches wide, worth 25c yard. Rummage Sale 15c UP TO $3.00 VELOUR RIBBONS 69c YARD These handsome velour rib buns make beautiful and stylish hand bags, a beautiful assort ment of colors. Yard 09c NECKWEAR SPECIALS Lot one, 25c to 35C Neck wear IOc Lot two, 35c to 50c Neck wear 15C Lot three, 50c to $1.00 Neck wear ......... 25c T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" Cleanliness Economy Service Saturday's shoppers will find here the largest stocks, the greatest varieties of Table Supp'ies in Pendleton. STOCK REDUCING SALE At the rate these items are selling, the number of cases of each article placed on this Special Sale will soon be cleaned up. We are offering you a saving on case goods that will warrant you buying six month's supply. If you cant come to our store use the phone. PEAS, THE CASE $3.50 Extra fancy grade; sold regu lar. 3 cans 50C. CONDENSED MILK, THE CASE $3.85 Just a few cases left on We couldn't replace this todav at the price quoted. SOLID PACK TOMATOES 2 CANS, THE CASE $2.00 The ideal size cans for family trade. sale, milk NO. EXTRA FANCY PEACHES THE CASE $6.00 This sale enables you to buy the finest canned Peaches in Am erica at 25C can. TOMATO CATSUP, the case $5 Sold regular at 30c bottle ; there is a big saving here ; our loss is your gain. STRiNGLESS BEANS, THE CASE $3.40 Sold regular 3 cans 50. FANCY WHITE ASPARAGUS, THE CASE $6.25 Think of the saving here; 35c 'grade Asparagus for 26c can. ASPARAGUS TIPS, 4 DOZ. NO. 1 ROUND CANS, CASE $6.00 You can enjoy Asparagus as you never have before ; it costs you in case lots 12I..C can. FRESH EASTERN EGGS We candle all our eggs before delivering, the dozen IOC HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE, THE CASE $3.00 A real bargain when you can buy this Pineapple at 15c can: at $3.00 case it costs you only I2t. C. COVE OYSTERS, 4 DOZ. CANS, THE CASE $6.00 An extra standard pack ; when bought at these prices costs you only 12C can. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE $7.95 WOMEN'S RAIN COATS II $1.39 A very small lot, but every one is a bargain of merit. For the woman who drives or is out in the weather a good deal this is a rare bargain. Rummage Price, 81.39. I $1.25 GINGHAM WAISTS 17c A great variety of black and s White and colored stripes; all jjjl sizes; good values at the regular price. Rummage Price ojily 17c s $2.00 COMFORTERS $1.49 One lot of bed comforters. cotton batt filled, silkoline covers, ps full size: our regular 82.00 com- j loiter. Rummage Sale $1.49 g $6.00 BED BLANKETS $3.95 lust -1 pairs left, slightly soiled fi from handling, comes in white Hp only with pink headings; double is bed size and double bed blank- B ets worth $0.00 pair. Rummage If Sale 83.95 g UNDERWEAR We will include both winter gf and summer weight underw ear in is our Rummage Sale. 25c Underwear. Rummage I 'rice 19c 35c Underwear. Rummage Price 2Sc H 50c Underwear, Rummage Price 39C I 75c Underwear. Rummage Price 59c fH 81.00 Underwear, Rummage Price 79c S 1 .25 Underwt ar, Price SI. 50 Underwear, Price 81.75 Underwear, Price $2.00 Underwear. Price $2.50 Underwear. Price $3.00 Underwear. Price S3. 50 Underwear. Price $4.00 Underwear, Price SS.00 Underwear, Price Rummage !Sr Rummage $1.19 Rummage $1.39 Rummage $1.59 Rummage 91.98 Rummage 82.59 Rummage $2.79 Rummage 83.19 Rummage S3.9H UP TO $1.00 ALLOVER EMB. 39c AUover embroidery, suitable for trimming gingham dresses and muslin underwear; regular 75C to $1.00 quality. Rummage Price 39C p nl.,1. rmr for New York cllx Hull. I kidnaping I'l K UP ABO. Texas are in jail an two oth Foiled ficers declare the ((roup planned to Thre 1 mtmm the sons of two prominent nwht on ' i- i,,. H..1H them for ransom. harge of plotting a kidnaping. Of- Two Mexican refugee and one Am- CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of. ; AmWkn" Killed. WASHINGTON. Feh. I. President V Ison sent the senate a statement of acts bunouuding the recognition of irranta He admitted 'he present oernnient is inilitarv ut WW it he best for the time being. Between 111 and lilt, seventy six Americans vere killed in Mexico. 15 STALLIONS 15 PUBLIC SALE PKMH.KTON. OREGON, Thursday, Feb. 24, 1916 Imported and American Bred. Percherons. Belgians and Shires. A lot of extra good, big, heavy bone stallions. Ages from two to ten vear. AUo one hlgh-clasa saddle stallion. I expect thern to sell for leas than at private sale. Come before sale to exam ne horses. oti will lie surprised to find them so good. This is your OPPOM Tl'NITY Horse will be sold with a guarantee. M.TA STAIH.I. J. K. .II'STH'K IMPOHTKH. PEJfDLHTOJf, OREGON. I)r fjuj I. Hoyden last evening en-1 tertalned the other bachelors w ith J whom he gave the black and white nsiUe Tuesda evening at a birthday I dinner imrtc nt his home Ills IMIevtN were Messrs ' larence .i. nisnop, Harr) D, Gray, Frederick W. Lamp tier and Dan P Klub last evening Its enjoyable danc the Haigle-Woodman l and, new, were en ' -lot k when refresh - bLJI MARLEV 1V IN. DEVON lVt IN. ARROW COLLARS 1 FOR 11 fT.NTS CLUETT PEABODr ft CO 1 NC rvrrr kin. Roy W. I Stnyihe. The Klllkare held another of ing parties in hall. Dunces o joyed until u tnents were served, -('he last of their series W i,,. a eld two weeks from lust evening and each couple will in vite another couple as spscial guests. Mrs Will Hai.sconi was a charm ing hostess last evening at an elabo rate dinner party In the Koppcr K'et-I tie Her guests were the Misses Nor ma Alloway. Klith Johnson, Frances in! Muriel Sailing, K0 ua Zimmerman l.ola lingers, l.otta l.lvermore and Bits Copeland (Walla Walla). Had it not been for the heavy snows j n eastern Oregon, making travel ex i reme uncertain. Bishop '. J (Vj Itellly would have been one of the high churchmen aimed at by th ters who polROned the soup served at the banquet a( which Archblahop Mundeleln and 200 other guests were; entertained at the tTnlvemty club in I Chicago, sivs the Baker Herald. Bishop O'Reilly had planned for1 weeks to iie present at the ceremonies attending the consecration of the new arChhlahop, and was ready to take: passage for Chicago When the snow j blockade began, makinr M Imposfriblei for him to leave the city. The storm turned out to lie a bless-j lug in disguise, ror the head of .the eastern Oregon diocese would have' been among the honored guests at the I banquet had he been able to make tbe trip to Chicago, ' IViir for New York cllx Hall. n BJW ydiik. Feb. it. Mayor Mitchel received a letter signed "Van-1 aila." warning that the city hall may! be destroyed by fire As a result ex-1 tra precautions have been taken toj guard the structure. V-rlal Defeme Itcintnnl'sl LONDON, Feb. l". Announcement was innde In the house of common that the army and nav will i oper ate in an active defense or England against aerial attack Big Submarine Pl si. WASHINGTON. Feb. II The ni vy department will open bids f building two of the largest submarln in the world, l-;ach will displace 1500 1 tons and will be capable of it knots hourly, BREAKS I COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS Th ih'w rirp crop pvyi cHfofnia 176 ftfl acre or morn man I'lnt-nt WhMI land kIvob. Pll'i; s l.h ( OMI1M Nl .;M)S GRIPPE MIBKRY DOM'T sTU 0TUFBD-ITP. The KiiRlfH will Kivp a iJtiixinK P'ir ty thin -vpniriK fur mrrnhprn arwl thHr ladles In thp Bftflft-Wodtffnafl hall j Thp Ltiltclteon BHdfV Club l iHriH entertained t h Ih aft ''.noon at the hump of Mth harl. A. COl. Mrx WiUftrd Bond anri Mrs. W. I. Th"tii).,jitr; arc hn.xtpKHPB ttitf afternoon I ;t a hriilRp luncheon. Tmln s'i'h SnsM'nK Wasco, Ore., Feh. 17. Train aer vlte han hepn MUKjH'nded ItHipfinttely on the Shaniko brain h of the Q.-W. It A X. Ip hump of washout Spvpral trpfttlpH havp bW com pletely detroytd betwpen herp and thp Jiln Hon at BIkk FOR RHEUMATISM. Af oon a an attack of Hhrum:.-i tlftin hpglnH apply Sloan'ft hlnfment. 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