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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1916)
TEN PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916. Saturday will be MIDDY day Varsity EVERY PREPARATION HAS BEEN MADE TO MAKE OUR MIDDY DEPARTMENT A BUSY ONE. Only yesterday the new Spring Middies arrived and we are now prepared to show you everything that is new in both fancy and staple styles. The Middy Blouse is no longer merely a garment for children and girls, but is the ideal wearable for the housewife who appreciates a cool clean garment for morning wear, or for outing and picnic wear, worn with one of our wash skirts; they are uiv surpassed. The Style Assortment is Unlimited, solid white, white trimmed with blue, bla zer stripes, banjo stripes: long sleeves, short sleeves, open front styles, regulation sailor Middies and various styles known b y such names as the First Mate, Bosun, Tennis Girl. Golf Girl, the Canoeist and many others; priced from 98 to $2.9 All colors guaranteed fast. BARGAIN BASEMENT BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. HowpToiJ Crepe One lot of very pretty crepe lor your light summer dresses. Require, no Ironing. Comes In pink and blue. 21 inches wide and originally sold for Mc No limit to your purchtise. 4c Fifty-Five Five hundred pairs Low Shoes $1.98 11.59 Middies xftV IMS Voile and Lawn Waists 7V $150 Non-Stretch Corsets 7c S25.00 Men's Suits $11.35 tt it Mens Hats ft .St SI. 50 Men's Pants t .70 S3 75 Men's Shoes S2.I7 $2.50 Men s Silk Shirt $1 39 $1.25 Men's Work Gloves 9c 65c Men's Underwear 39c $1.00 Men's Union Suits 79c 25c and 50c Men's Caps 9c $17.50 to $22.50 Women's Suits $6.50 $16. 50 to $27.50 Women's Coats (7.50 $5 00 Dress Skirts $3.49 $3.75 Silk Skirts $1 98 $2.75 Wide Kid Dress Shoes $1.63 $1.98 Women's Dress shoes- High heel, cloth top. glazed kid and the new plain toe without cap. This dressy shoe for those who will not wear the patent leather but still wish a stylish shoe. Nearly all slaes, 1 1-2 to 7 1-2. Friday and Saturday will likely clean them out $1.98 Girls" Wash Dresses 49c Girls' Dress Shoes $1.4$ Children's Patent Leather Pumps 72c Girls' School Shoes $1.79 Girls Underwear 8V Qirls' Guaranteed Stockings ISC Girls' White Shoes $1.79 Boys' All Wool Suits $S 9 Boys' Kntcker Pants 89c Boys' Heavy Skuff Shoes $1-8 Boys' Dress Shoes $1-98 Boys' Waists 29c Boys' Guaranteed stockings lc Boys' Dress Hats Mc $1.98 Silk Waists Friday and Saturday will see the finish of this exceptional sale of the prettiest of all silk garments. Many dif ferent patterns and all new styles. All sizes, 36 to 44. And every garment a true $2.95 value. $1.98 Hope Muslin t 1-Se 11 yards Standard Calicos 50c Chill ee 5o Drew Ginghams 9c Apron Ginghams 5c Silk Pongee $5c, 37c, 43c and 53c Flowered lawns 5c Sheer Lawn, polka dot 10c Black Sateen 3Uc Linen Crash 99c Clothes Brushes 5c Hair Combs and Pins 9c Needles, 3 to 9, package 3c Snaps, 2 cards 6c Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards 5c Scissors 39c Combs, metal back 8c Ric Rac Braid, package 3c Dress Buttons, doz 10c White Buttons, 1-2 gross 7c SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY. Short lengths of Curtain Scrim and net, 50c value 29? . Length of pieces from five to ten yards. A chance you can't afford to miss with Spring house cleaning coming on. Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade A REGULAR SUIT FOR REGU LAR FELLOWS. HartSchaffner & Marx Young men designers created these suit-hits; they express the youthful ideas; but all men can wear these suits. You're young enough no matter how old you are if you only think so. Variations to please every taste. 20.00 and up pay' 925.00 if you can. Other suits 915 to $20. d iVeitf Spring Styles in HATS for Men Harry L. Kissinger of Pilot Rock, Ore . and Minnie M. Newcombe of Cove, Ore., were united In marriage at the home of the bride's parents In Cove, March SO. Mr. Kissinger is a rancher at Pilot Rock, which has been his home for some time. Miss Newcombe Is well known In Cove, be ing In the past, one of the high school students. She leaves her wide circle of friends with their good will and wishes for her Joy and suceesi In her new field of life. Rev. A. L Cathers officiated at the wedding. The wedding took place In the morning. The Immediate family only were pres ent. After the wedding the bride and groom, accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Harry Lincoln of Canyon City, Ore. took their leave at once for Pi lot Rock -LS Grande Observer. This evening the Royal Owent Welch Male Singers will appear at the Christian church for an evening's en tertainment. This Is one or the finest choruses of male voices from the greatest land of singers. The program will Include classic, popular and hu morous songs, double quartets, quar tets, trios and duets. The Girls' Bachelor Club of the high school will entertain the hoys' Bachelor club tomorrow evening. Th. party will be given at the home ol Miss Veva Cook on High street. Miss Hose Gordon and Miss Ferndale Per rln have been appointed to prepare n program tor the evening. Musical selections on the piano will be one ol the feutures of the evening. As a farewell to Mrs Frank Fair bankp and little daughter. Caroline, who leave this week for Ithaca. New- York, to make their home. Mrs Kil mund Mable and Mrs. Glen Sturdl vant entertained informally yester day afternoon a few Mends at the home of Mrs. Mable on West Al'n street Mrs. John Matthews and Mrs. J. A. Potter were hostesses yesterday aft ernoon to the splzzertngtoms, a re WA ! Young Veal, (ttnsanl fidiEggs Highest Market Cash Price Paid CENTRAL MARKET 108 East JUU St. PHONE 455 YOU'RE BUS! LEI "GASCARETS" LIVED LIVER AND BOWELS This season has brought out the finest, most becoming blocks in hats for men, that have been shown for years; the colors too are new and NEW HAT? DON'T WAX HEADACHY. COWTI PATOD, SICK. WITH liUKATIl HAD AND STOMACH SOI K Get 10-cent box now. V"U Men and women wli can't net feo'ing right who have heuil-,il.x coated tongue, bid taste and foul cently organised club of elderly la- nr",ln- ""nuness. cann i sieep. are dies, at the home of Mrs. Clarence ml,OH"- and upset, bothered Penland on South Main street. The wiln a alok, gassy, disordered stomach varied. AT $3.50 we show the Kensington hat. It has no equal on earth at the price. Comes in all the Stetson blocks, colors and styles. All sizes from 6 3-4 to 7 5-8. A shape for every face, a shade for every com plexion. Only $3.50 THE NEW CORDED SILK FOR SUITS This being just the right weight, firm texture, a perma nent lustre, yet soft and pliable. Makes it an ideal fabric for suits. Shown in black, Russian green, Copenhagen, brown, plum and navy; 36 inches wide. The yard $2.00 HABUTAI DUCK A good heavy weight wash habutai ; 30 inches wide ; most suitable for waists, lingerie and children's dresses, white only. The yard f 1-25 FOR YOUR WASH SKIRTS Use Pique, Palm Beach, Gabardine, Indian Head or Poplin. These are shown in different qualities and in white only. The best grade and finish. CHECKED DRESS GOODS In black and white ; absolutely the best quality and finish. Every size check ; makes up in neat dresses' and suits, also ex tra skirts; 36 to 56 inches wide. The yard 50 to $2.30 BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful futures of ours. They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them? J. L. VAUGHAN afternoon was pleasantly spent with fancy work and refresnments "were served The members of the club are Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Matthews. Mrs fleorire HallMpn Mm P T Mirnmiin Mrs. Douglas Belts. Mrs. T. J. Twee dy, Mrs. Bounty, Sr., Mrs. Mary E. I Hoyden, Mrs p. L Pitman. Mrs. Will I Bdwards, Mrs. A. T. Perkins, Mrs W. A. Storle, Mrs W. M. Blakely and Mrs Shepherd. The next meeting I wll be held In two weeks with Mrs. Kelts and Mrs. Tweedy as hostesses. Miss Kunlce Vogel, a former popu lar Pendleton girl whose home Is now in Morse. Canada, arlved last evening to be the guest of Mrs. Edmund Ma bie for several weeks She has been in Portland for the past month. A very profitable afternoon was spent by the members of the Thursday Afternoon Club yesterday at the home of the president, Mrs. O. I. La Dow, on West Court street. The afternoon was devoted to a discussion of the work for next year and It was decid ed to take "Japan and the Orient" as the subject for study next year. A pleasant social hour was spent aftei the business meeting, during which Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson sang two songs. A paper was given ' Mrs. J. A Fee on the subject of "Preparedness atd Unpreparedness," the subject in part dealing with the Mexican sltua tlon. Mrs E. M. Planting and daughters. Misses Louise and Slgnl Planting, motored In from their home today on a brief visit. o have a bad cold. An you keeping your bowels clean vith .iscarcia. or merely fore In a rasugrwrw every few days wltn ssli. Cathartic pi Is or castor oil? Cascarets work while you l(:p. cleanse ihe stomach, remove the sour undlgested, fermenting food and foul gases: take the excess bile ft m the liver and carry out of the system all the rnstlt.ated waste mitt-tr and pot h 11 In the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will straighten ju cut b morning : in. rem hex from anj drug store Tr.il keep oui stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu lar, and head clear for month.-- Pon t forge, the children. They live Cas ein if because they taste g-o J- -nev-r sripe or sicken. Check Worth $70,703,600. NEW TOR, April 7 A check for slightly more than $70,703,600, said to be the largest ever drawn, passed through the New Tork clearing-house It was made by J. p. Morgan A Co. on a local bank to tne order of the Canadian government In payment ot 175,000,000 par value & per cent CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of bonds, recently purchased by a syn dicate of bankers. Three Britishers Sunk. LONDON, April 7. Sinking of three British steamships was reported One, the Ashburton. 4445 tons, un armed, was destroyed by shrapnel hells fired by a German submarine. Five of her crew have been taken to a hospital The others were the Gold Mouth. 74 IS tons, and the Achilles, 7042 tons. The crew of the Gold Mouth, two suf fering from injuries, were landed at Penzance. a special session of the district court, pleaded guilty to a charge of misap propriation of county funds. He was sentenced to serve from two to 10 years in the penitentiary. The in formation filed charged Acton with embezzlement of $74.75. He was arrested as a result of a re- sport of a special auditor. Acton was In office In 1913 and 1914. F.x -Official is sentenced COUEK D'ALENE, Idaho, April 7. Charles E. Acton, ex-assessor and tax collector of Kootenai county, at Vancouver Resident IXps. VANCOUVER. Wash. John Gas. pard, who for the past 30 years has been working at the Providence acad emy In this city, died after an Illness of three months. He refused to have a physicaln attend him. He whs a kindly character and familiar sight with his white flowing beard and his I ane. He was a native of Germany. copied and that the work will be started on the radio station about June 1. Plana and specifications are to be forwarded here and bids will be opened In Washington May 1. Easy Way to Get Rid of Itching Hert (,'artano of Athena Is a Pen dleton visitor today. K. II. Swayss, Hormiston banker, Is spending the day In the city. Dr. F. I. Watts,. Weston hardware dealer, la among the day's visitors here. Herbert Hoylen. prominent Plot Rock sheep raiser, Is transacting busi ness here today. Jay Williams of Walla Walla, who has been in California during the winter, Is here today enroute home. Wireless site Accepted. MAR8HPIBLD, Dre.. April 7. Tht navy department, through Colonel E H. Dodd, of Mare Island, has Inform ed the Marshfleld chamber of com merce the wireless site has been ac- Don't worry any more about that itching skin-trouble, .lust get a jar of resinol ointment and a cake of resiaol soap at an; drug store. With the resinol soap and warm water bathe the affected parts thor oughly, until they are free from crusts and the skin is softened. Dry very gently, Sread on a thin layer the resino' oint ment, and cover with a light bandage if necessary to protect the clothing. This should lie done twice a day. Usually the distressing itching sad burning stop with the first treatment, and the skin soon becomes clear sad healthy again. Choosing Your Shampoo Soap If you select a soap that contain soothing, healing properties like the resinol balsams in resinol soap, you are not likely to have trouble with dandruff, loss of hair or itching i Ideal lor the younptcrs heads. VI t A IV in m IHHH If inilllf I MIIHIsgmaaiMllliaaiaiMi ssaatsf sssimiiissswisMaiiiiiiiiiittf(gMiiMii ! 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