Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
TEN PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1916, 1 . Copyright Urt Sduitca i Mvi CLOTHES Theres a bigger idea back of "New Clothes for Easter" than just clothes for clothes sake Its the effect that new clothes have on you and your attitude toward life Clothes for your sake and the people around you; things look brighter; everything fresh; you feel like doing hig things. How About Your Boys Easter Suit? Do you want a suit with individuality, style, durability and a per fect fit? If you do the Peoples Warehouse is the place to buy it. We follow somewhat different lines from the general run of stores that carry boys' clothing. We buy, sell, advertise and manage this depart ment with just the same care, skill and study that we put on the men's department. And we go a step further, we find ways and means to make the value of all this care and attention plain to our customers. New Coats for Women 7 A- 'i T. P. W. Cleanliness Saturday's Shoppers will find here the largest stocks, the cleanest over the phone, or send the children. T. P. W. SERVICE together with it. MILK FED CHICKENS for Saturday's trade, extra fan cy, dry picked, milk fed chickens. Phone your or ders. T. P. W. SPECIAL BLEND the BEST 35c COFFEE on earth. Order a pound today. BOYS' TWO PANTS SUITS Norfolk jackets and knickers, ages 6 to 16 years, $5.00 to $ 10 BOYS' WASH SUITS All the newest styles, sizes 2 Vfc to 6 years $1.00 to 93.35 JUVENILE WOOL SUITS The smartest little suits you ever saw, ages 2y to 6 years, $3.50 to $7.50. Arrived This Morning JUST IN TIME FOR YOUR EASTER SELECTION $12.50 TO $25.00 We never unpacked a pretter assort ment of coats than those which arrived this morning. They are all moderately priced. Just think of a cleverly cut coat of all wool poplin and lined throughout with a beautiful silk lining for only $17.50, and this is but one of the attractive of ferings we have for women who would be well dressed in garments of quality. Then there are coats of black silk taf feta or poplin, soft finished velour in checks and stripes, pure white and shadow striped chinchillas, covert, gab ardine and poplin, in navy blue, Copen hagen and bright novelty coats in bright shades of rose, green and robin's egg blue. Priced from. .. $12.50 to $25.00 PURE FOOD Economy THE PEOPLES Where it Pays To Trade m L Next SUNDAY You can afford to wear Har Schaffner & Marx Clothes That's said for the sole benefit of men who have never worn these clothes; men who have, don't need to be told. There are some men who think Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes too high priced for them. They're re ally low priced. You pay more for them than for some clothes. $18, $20, $25 or $30; but you get more than they cost you. If you've been buying the cheapest priced clothes you could find, drop in here some day and learn what real economy is. EASTER FOOTWEAR Tomorrow is Saturday, the last day before Easter, and of course the usual Easter "shoe rush" will take place so we would ask you to come in as early as possible, that we may be able to serve you better. We are showing all the best Spring and Summer styles, and our immense stock provides for your every whim. Our expert shoe fit ters guarantee perfectly fitted shoes. The prices are moderate $3.50 to $6.50. For shoe satisfaction come to the Peoples Warehouse. SHOP Phones 15 Service store in Pendleton. Shop in person, QUALITY, a combination hard to STRAWBERRIES An abundant supply of choice ripe berries, fresh by express, for Saturday's trade. Phone your orders. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh by ex press ; kept and handled away from the dirt and flies WAREHOUSE NEW NECKWEAR FOR MEN We are now supplied with a vast assortment of the latest styles in men's neckwear. New Easter colorings, patterns you never saw before. Values and qualities you'll not find elsewhere, 25$, 50f , 75, 91.00. OvjriiktllutScbsffiiri liMui NEW EASTER SILKS Just arrived this morning by ex- press a lot of new Spring silks for Easter. Coloring and designs that are different from any we have had. 27 to 36 inches wide ; can't help but make up into a stylish dress or suit. The yard f 1.25 to f 2.50 TISSUE GINGHAMS This is truly a tissue gingham; finest quality, sheer fabric, for smart Summer frocks; 27 inches wide, fast colors, shown in checks and stripe. The yard 25s .WOOL CHALLIE Makes up into charming dresses for the season, all wool, best of quality, 27 inches wide, shown in all colors, neat stripes, dots and small figures. The yard 59p BATH TOWELS A big shipment bath towels just received, all kinds and sizes. The best quality single and double thread knit, plain white and color ed borders. Eeach... 15s to 95? MADRAS Make your house dress or boys' waist of this fine madras, shown in striped patterns only, all colors, 36 inches wide. Launders fine. The yard 25 The Civic Club will meet tomor row afternoon ut 4 o'clock In the city hall. Mm regular hour being- changed In order that the meeting may not conflict with the baby parade. An Informal dancing party wua held laat evening In the Eagle-Woodman hall. The purty waa not given by the Kill Kare Klub but aome of the mem bers of that organisation were respon sible for the very pleasant uffair. Leon Cohen of this city waa one of. the out of town guests laat night at the wedding of Mlas Oermalne Baruh, prominent society maid of Portland, and Merwyn Wangennelm of San Francisco, which was held in the Rose room of the Benson hotel. Mrs. Linn H. Sturgla left the first ! of the week on an eastern trip. Dur ing her absence Mr. and Mrs. James H Sturgis, who have moved back to Pendleton from Walla Walla, will oc cupy her residence, on Wilson street. Mrs. H. D. Newell and little son Herbert of Hermlston, are here at tending the baby show A A. Simon of IDcho was up from hi. ranch yeBterduy. Rev. J M. Cornelison left this morning for Walla Walla for i short visit. Percy Folsom was up from thu Smith sheep ranch at Itarnharf ves- m terday. Dr. Belie Ferguson and daughter.! Ruth, of Portland are guests of Mr. and Hit J. M Ferguson at their' home in this city. Itoad to Spend Million. SEATTLE, Apr I Is. r. P. Dole,, purchasing agent for the Alaska Ba.1 glneerlng Commission, says thut more . than 12.000.000 will be expended by I the commission in the Pacific North.' west within a few weeks. The material called for includes ra'ls and angle Iron, J600 000; grocer ies and supplies. 1500.000; lumber, $150,000; mar ne bridge supplies, rolling I10fl,0;jii: flatcars and other stock, 1100.000, The largest cotton-producing coun try In the Cnlted States. Ellis county, Texas, yielded 143.714 bales last year. This is more than six times the am ount produced In the whole state ol Virginia and more than was raised in either Missouri or Florida. A man was arrested at Harrishurg. Pa., in his pocket was found a much used Ulble, In which the quotatloa "Seek and ye shall find" was circled In red ink. (tut of Hospital. Joe Bagwell, Helix farmer, who sus- 1 tained a broken leg some time ado, Is so far recovered as to bo it'de to leave the hospital. a s jp s Back on the Job. Terrance Grossman, attendant at the state hospital, has recovered suf flclently from the fracture of the leg which he ustalned some months ago. as to resume his position. Showery Weather iwltcted. Weather observer Heal" In a men sage to the local forestry office, pre diets more showers. His prophecy reads, "Showers tonight o- Saturday Cooler tonight with heavy frost. Un settled showery conditions will contin ue today with clearing weather by Saturday or Sunday. Colder tonight and Saturday. Moderating day tem peratures beginning Sunday " I .oral students On CnmmltUf-H. Three Pendleton students at 'he I'nlverslty of Oregon have committee appointments In the preparations he Ing made for the annual Junior wee!; end. Claude Hampton will have charge of the track. Bothwell Avlson will have charge of the annual paint Ing of the "O" on Skinner's Butte and Chester Fee will be the overseer ol senior play night. Dr. Vanghan Sena Ranch. Word has been received from La Grande that Dr Eugene A. Vaughuu of Portland, formerly of this city, has sold his large ranch between Orande and Cove to J. D. Rode ot Forest tlrove. It la understood the consideration waa about $48,000. Air Rode will take possession at once and will farm the land In thp most ap proved style. .gNl Indian Minister Marries Rev. Peter Llndsley of Kamlali. Idaho, and Elisabeth Wa-yus-sus, an Indian woman of the I'matllla reser vation, were married at the Tututlla church yesterday Just following the midweek prayer meeting services Rev. J M. Cornellson. missionary, of flrl.it. (I Rev. Llndsley was one of the first of the Nex Perce Indians trained for the ministry by Misses Susie and Kate McBeth. He Is about 70 years old, still very active rind does some preaching though he ha& no permanent charge. His bride Is 51. They expect to live on the L'matlilu reservation. 5 !31c May Appear at Hospital. The cast which will present "A Night In Bohemia" at the Oregon the ater on April 24 and 25, will probab ly give a part or nil of the produc tion In the auditorium of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital soon as it re- What are the wild waves say ing As they beat upon the shore, Order a case of Bran-New And when that's empty, or der more. City Brewery Telephone til USE "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER AND WHEN CONSTIPATED WHEN HUJOI S. HEADACHY, mck. FOB SOt H STOMACH, BAD BKEATll, DAD OLDS. llet a 10-cent box. Take a Caacaret tonight to cle.iota your liver. Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morntng. You men and women who have head ache, coated tongue, a bad cold, ire bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with h sick, gassy disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? Cascarets Immedltealy cleanse ant regulate the stomach, remove tht sour, undigested and fermenting fod and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the con stipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. Remember, a Caacnret tonight will straighten you out by morning A 10-cent box from your druggist means healthy bowel action; a clear head and cheerfulness for months. Don t forget the children. hearsal and at the same time afford entertainment for the patients there. Rehearsals are now being held dally tn the Oregon theater. Tonight a full rehearsal will be held and the rehear sal for the children will be held to morrow morning from ll until It in order not to conflict with the baby parade. A rehearsal will also be hel t Saturday evening The opening tick et sale yesterday presages big audi ences at both shows but there srs still tickets to be had for both. Coo Dong Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES CST NOT TAHALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clesa and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb sod Cottonwood Sts. Phone 67. Pendleton, Ore. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB IanscoI I Cameras I Cyko paper and films. 5 Awarded gold medal Pa- r na ma-Pacific Internatioa- al Exposition, San Fran-1 CISCO. Developing and print- E ing promptly done at j Tallman & Co. f Leading Druggliti 1 1 1 1 1 1 E f i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I ! 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 J C I ) 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 r
