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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.
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The Peoples Warehouse
is Unequaled by Any Store Be
cause of Excellence of Merchandise and
Service and Moderateness of Price.
BOY BLUE, THE BLOUSE FOR YOU
It Dm Ulk everywhere TW Little Bay Blue Blouse
With the dainty imitation French cuff and the simple ef
fective tapeles "take-op" at the waist Extraordinary
clothes in an endless variety of patterns. A new standard
of blouse values, and made in all collars. Come and look
them over. Choice only 5
How About Your Undermuslins
IS YOUR SUPPLY COM
PLETE? Now is the time to pre
pare yourself for the
warm days that are com
ing. We have everything
in gowns, corset covers,
regulars and extra size
petticoats, princess slips,
separate drawers, chiJ
. dren's underwear and a
f special showing of envel
ope chemise. You'll find
our prices to be right
Dress Up the Children
NEW ATTRACTIVE COATS
ARRIVED BY THIS MORN
ING'S EXPRESS.
Your little girl really needs a
light weight wrap for the mild
Spring days when her winter
coat is entirely too heavy and it
would be a menace to her health
to have her go without a coat of
some sort. Then too, you should
teach her the value of a good ap
pearance, as ones appearance is
the main part of an introduction
and a proper introduction has
been responsible for many a life's
success.
These stylish little coats are
made of silk poplin, wool serges
and Summery mixtures in navy
and Copenhagen blue, black and
white checks, tan. etc. The prices
range from S2.95 to 37.50
BARGAIN BASEMENT NEW ARRIVALS
We are pecking the she i el and table of this busy depart
ment witb additional quality merchandiae to meet the want of
our steadily Increasing trade. Every day seea hundreds of
dollar . worth of new bargains added. Every lot ! priced ex
traaaely low and sold quick. So make it a point to visit this
money sav:ng department each day
fVoj- shine anJ Waists Here's a clean, new lot of
goods turned oTer to the basement. All new stripes In laven
der, blue, black, (ray and solid tan A Ml value. B. B. Pr9c
JSew's Wis, HWris Broken lots sent from the men's fur
nishings department. Ail high grade shirts, carrying the most
popular brands These lots are mostly silk shirts Regular
setting price ,:. to 12 50 B. B. price 9tM
Regular selling price t,M. B. B. Price WV
BjBStfl Work Hhona H -r- th beat work shoe ever offered
in Pendleton Chrome tanned, full oak sole and heel, gusaet
tongue and EBB last Made by the beat shoe company In the
whole country and we stand behind every pair and satisfy ev
ery i maajltint Tou would readily pay $4.00. bat we sell them
for Bargaia Basement Price fMf
Too would readily pay $2 r,'i but we sell them for B B. Pr S.7
Meat's Dress M Gun metal calf in good, stylish, sen
sible lasts Come In lace or button and easily worth II. SO
To look them over means to buy a pair. B B Price .... 92.37
To the "Sofid" Business Man I
DONT SCORN THIS "DRESS UP WEEK" IDEA. WE
KNOW YOU DO, SOME OF YOU, AND WE KNOW
WHY, AND YOU'RE WRONG.
You think men's
fashions and good
clothes are all
meant for college boys
and lively 'young clerks ;
that the regular men
can't be bothered.
That day has gone by
there was a time
when men of standing
couldn't risk dressing
well; it injured their
credit and made the
bank suspicious of their
seriousness. Not any
more. If you don't be
lieve it look around you
carefully, your eyes
will be opened.
Prawwr sad raaatma.
saisabm of the fraternity will take a
imminent pan la the taataOatioa or;
j a charter of Beta Tata Pt at Whitsaaa
College Walla. Walla, lata week, and
in the district cowrmttoa of the fra
ternity. Between u and fifteen wffl
r- -v- --'. -v mm ' -- - .
f the rinasoaias aad mnaJa aatil
Thursday aanramg
The charter of the national college
fraternity waa granted to the Delta
Phi Delta local at the annual conven
tion in San Francisco last saxaoer
Dr Francis W. ghewardaon of the
1' Diversity of Chicago, general secre
tary of the fraternity. Oeloa J. Need
ham of Lewiatoe. atatnrt chief. Judge
P. A Brosacap of Tacoma. Judge W.
W. Black of Spokane. Dean H. D
Eldridge of Idaho university and T.
C. Ellvott of Walla Walla will be am
ong the prominent members taking
part in the ceremonies
James Alger Fee of this city ana
Principal Washburn or Milton were
the organisers of the local at Whit
man which is now affiliating with the
national Both will go over thai ev
ening Members of Beta Theta Pi :n
this county, moat of whom will attend
the ceremonies, an A. C Hampton,
James Johns. Jr., Edmund Mabie.
Merle R Chessman. Donald B Rice.
Lyman G Rice Bertrand 8. Jeranl.
and Harold Cochran of Pendleton:
Maurice D. Scrogga. Don Campbell.
E. I. Davis. Herbert Strohm and Ger
ald Bohn of Hermtston: Arthur G
Means of Umatilla; Irwin G Brooks
end Floyd Payne of Athena, Stanley
Sa res of this city belongs to the ac
tive Whitman chapter
The members of the Progressive
9) Delphian Club enjoyee a eery tasty
s "tipper last evening at the Kopper
An en jo; able afternoon at bridge
3s ' tat rj er.t yesterday by the members
3 ! of the South Hill Bridge Club and
few other ladies st the home of Mrs.
'-harles T Coleaworthy. Ill East High
M; street Honors were won by Mrs. O
M. Rice. Additional guests were Mm.
D X Reber. Mrs Lowell L. Roger
Mrs A J. McAllister and Mrs Osmer
E Smith.
S Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mulllnix have
3 I ft !':r Watsonville, California, for
a visit.
IS I.yman G Rice returned Sundar
Ifr m Hood River where he had been
'or several days His wife will M
main with her parents a short while
longer before returning
Best Grade
Rock Springs Coal
fresh from the mine
IT gives MAXIMUM OF HEAT
with a MINIMUM OF WASTE.
It sells at a fair price.
We guarantee full weight and
prompt delivery.
No slate or slack. Why not get
the BEST it doesn't cost you any
more?
'Phone us TODAY, while you
think of it, and let us deliver you
an order of this BEST QUALITY
ROCK SPRINGS COAL.
'PHONE 8 NOW.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Jl CHILD HATES Oil,
CALOMEL. PUS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
QJTK -CAUKORMV truer Ol
HBT if crosk si. FE
VERISH, t!T1 FATED.
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Remember that Hart, Schaffner & Marx make the
kind of clothes you like, only they have the right touch
of pattern and style that other people like. Ask us to
show you.
TUB SILKS
An assortment of Real Tub Silk. These come in
striped effect only, 36 inches wide; launders like linen.
We have two qualities, white ground with different col
ored stripes. The yard f 1.00 and 50
WOOL TAFFETA
A splendid all WcM fabric 42 inches wide, shown in
navy, brown, tan, red, black, etc. Most suitable for
dresses. The yard fl.00
COLORED VOILES
A wonderful showing of colored voiles for Spring and
Summer wash dresses. Many patterns can be used in
waists. Neat stripes and floral designs of the finest tex
ture, best quality printing; 27 to 40 inches wide. The
yard 20 to 65
PALM BEACH SUITING
A wash material that stands the wear and tear of
every day use, in dresses, skirts or even wash suits; 36
inches wide, shown in a variety of colors in plain and
fancy. The yard 250
John Dickson has returned after a
two weeks' vacation spent in British
Columbia.
Army Ran Raid Heads
CfDBAOO, March :i Baldheaded
men are not wanted m the pursuit ol,
Villa It is warm along the border j
and they might become affected by I
the heat. So announced Lieutenant
Kenney in refusing to enlist Stanley
Twooney of Syracuse.
Twooney sought enlistment and was
rejected because of his baldness He
returned wearing a wig and was ac-:
! cepted. While he was awaiting trans-1
portation to Jefferson Barracks the
deception was discovered and again
he was rejected.
Lieutenant Kenney said army regu.
latlons would not permit his accept
ance of baldheaded men.
Honest.
"There's one thing I like about
church fairs, anyhow "
"And what is that?"
"They never pretend to be selling
out below cost"
Look back at your childhood days
Remember the "dose" mother Insisted
on castor oil. calomel. sthenics
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children ifa dlfferen'
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply doa't realise what they
do. The children's revolt Is well
founded Their tender little "In
sides" are Injured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver anl
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious "California Syrup of Figs " Its
action la poslUve, but gentle. Mil
lions of mothers keep this harmless
"fruit laxative" handy; they know
children love to take It; that it never
falls to clean the liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach, and that a ten
spoonful given today saves a sick
child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent hot
tie of "California Syrup of Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on each bottle. Beware
of counterfeits sold here. See that
It Is made by "California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt.
; BRITIKH TMMA.IKK ITH-
sta.vds nana vr kit-
EL-AMARV a
the British embassy In Pari, he mar
ried Alice D'Anvers. daughter of the
multi-millionaire banker. Count
Louis Cahen D'Anvers He In f fty-flve
years old.
"T. P. W. PURE FOODiSHOP
Cleanliness
Economy
3 Phones i
All 15 j
Service 3
CLEANLINESS V Utlieve that goodi intended for
home food should be kept and handled under sanitary
method. That's the way we keep our store.
SERVICE T. !'. W. Service, together with quality, a
combination we believe hanl to equal. You receive the
same prompt service whether you shop in person, over
the phone, or send the children.
ECONOMY You'll find it economical to trade here;
th- best of everything sold at the lowest possible prices.
STORE NEWS "New good things to eat," fresh to
day by express. Fancy Tender Aaparagus, Solid Head
Lettuce, Rhubarb, Cauliflower. Ripe Tomatoes, Green
Peas, New Potatoes and Egg Plant.
express today.
Loaf and Kip-
no coffees S
DELICATESSEN GOODS Fresh by
Boiled Ham, Lunch Loaf, Baked Lunch
pered Salmon.
T. P. W. COFFEES No better coffees and
better.
HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE 6 cans 95
ORANGES Extra select "Sunkist" Oranges, full of sun
shine and sweetness, the dozen 50c
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Extra fancy large fruit,
2 for 25
BONELESS HERRING Extra choice fish, pound ... 35
CODFISH Extra fancy boneless tenderloins, pound 25c
PICKLED COD FISH In brine, pound Wt
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SPRING MEDICINE
Hood's Bsrsspsrilla, the i'ut Bleed
P'-;sr, is the B.'
L0Y LEE
CHINESE HERB MEDICIXB
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N'o. 714 tirades 81
Our roots have been tested
100 years. We can cure all
chronic diseases or abscessea
Come to ua If you are suffer
ing from catarrh, asthma, lung
or bronchial trouble, constipa
tion, rheumatism, appendicitis,
dropsy, kidney, liver, atomach
or female trouble, obesity, bleed
end skin diseases or nervous
debility.
Sufferers from these aad
many other chronic diseases
have been restored to health
and happiaesa without poison
ous drugs, by the Chinese
herbs. Come am) see us.
WRITE TO YOUR FRIENDS OH
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARD
ENORAVERS.
MORGAN BLDO.. PORTLAND. OR.
Spring slckntuj cornea In sowe de
Tee to every man, woman a"n child
n our climate.
It Is that run-down condition of
he system that results from Impure,
impoverished, devitalized blood.
It Is marked by logs of appetite
nd that tired feeling, and In many
sues by tome form of eruption.
The best way to treat spring slc't
;ess Is to take Hocl's 8arsr.ia-l!'a.
nils old reliable family modi Ine
mrlfies, enriches and revltatlros tho
lood. It Is an n!!-th"-yenr-roiinl
.Iterative and torni and Is abso-
ltely the bc.it Spring ir;?dlrlne.
Got your blood In good condition
t once now. Drlay may be dan
;f0ai Ask your druggist for
lood's Sarsaparilla, and Insist on
laving it, for nothing else can take
s place.
Virgin
Olive
Oil
Known as the first oil that ex
udes on subjecting the olives to
gentle pressure, this portion be
ing the best, the most palatable
and the most nutritious. A trial
of this superior product will
convince you that we have the
best.
Tallman & Go.
Leading Drugjuti
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays To Ttade
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Sj General Charles Townshend. the
S I British commander, who with hit
S j garrison has been besieged for months
3 I by the Turks hi Kut-el-Amara, on the
SB Tigris river, is one of the ablest of the
British commanders In the present
1 1 war. He Is the next heir to the Mar
mt qulsate of Townshend and has had a
B most varied military career. He mm-
I manded the troops In the Orange riv
et district after the Boer war. He
vas In the Nile campaign with Gen.
eral Kitchener und won a distinguish
ed service medal at the taking of
Khartoum. While military attache at
Voting Coupon
FOR QUEEN (or MAID OF HONOR), OREGON ROSE
FESTIVAL.
Name of Candidate Proposed.
Write name of your candidate on blank space and de
posit in boxes either at Tallman's Drug Store, Pendleton
Drug Store, Peoples Warehouse, Alexander Dept. Store
or mail direct to C. K. Cranston, secretary Pendleton
Commercial Association.