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DAILY BAST OREGON1AN. PBNDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916. EIGHT PAGES imamiB an m m iw m i.-J rx i m hi ira m m Ml im im mi m im i'i ma mi mi ma mi mi mm jh ira jm n jm pa wt mm mm-mm-m m raa r.T mc xrn n iat in rmt m ra ira ira 7T, 7 in in in in fflHHnnn PAGB TWO REMODELING SALE THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND FAR REACHING MERCHANDISE CAMPAIGNS THE PEOPLE OF PENDLETON HAVE HAD THE GOOD FORTUNE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IN YEARS. THE VAST STOCKS OF HIGH CLASS, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE INVOLVED AND THE RADICAL UNRESTRICTED PRICE CUTTING HAVE NO PARALLEL IN PENDLETON FOR MANY YEARS. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO DECISIVE LOW FIGURES. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE, TRUSTWORTHY, FASHIONABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE; THE SORT YOU WILL NEED FOR SEVERAL MONTHS TO COME, ARE OFFERED AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. Ml JH Price Reductions and Remarkable Bargains $1.00 EMBROIDERED BA TISTE 69c. A few shades such as pink, white and blue, embroidered batiste for dresses. These are short lengths, with a neat wreath embroidered all over style; regular price 91-00. Remodeling Sale Price 690 50c COLORED LINEN 31c Shown in a few of the best shades for summer wear; 36 inches wide, in both heavy in organdie weights, for suits and dresses. Remodeling Sale Price 31 65c TABLE LINEN 48c To be used for every day cloths and restaurant service. Shown in a few new patterns. This is a mercerized cloth with linen finish. Remodeling Sale Price 48f Broken lines of low and high shoe from early spring Belling, not all siz es In any line but all sixes In the whole lot. Mo. 235 Indies- Patent Welt Sole stair, medium low Cuban heel. Co lonial Pump Regular price, $3.60. Remodeling Sale Price 2 No. 227 Indies .patent Welt Sole Sboe. cloth top fixed with satin beaded bow. Regular price 14 50. Remodeling Sale Price Cleanliness Economy Service Strawberrie Clark Seedling variety, fresh from the vines 2 boxes 25P A few crates other good varie ty of berries, special the box W Dressed Chxken for Satur day's trade. Phone your orders. $25.00 Silk Dresses $16.75 Take advantage of this particular item Its a bargain of real merit. Thrifty women who enjoy wearing the newest styles will find this sale a real gold mine of opportunity. Classy styles, of taffeta, charmeuse and crepe de chine in navy and Copenhagen blue, sheppard checks, changeable effects and Quaker grey. Some all silk, others combined with Georgette bodices and sleeves, full skirts, cape collars and all the newest style fea tures. Only $16.75 WASH GOODS Such as voile, organdie and lawns, with colored stripes, fig ures and floral effects. You may purchase these now and get full wear for summer, as they make up into dainty dress es ; 27 to 40 inches wide. 15 Quality Remodeling Sale llf 20c Quality, Remodeling Sale 14 25 Quality, Remodeling Sale 19 35 Quality, Remodeling Sale 26f 50 Quality, Remodeling Sale 38f $1.25 DRESS GOODS 97c Right at this time when woolen fabrics are so high in price, so hard to purchase on the markets, we are going to offer this special lot of dress goods at a bargain. They make up into practical dresses and extra skirts; our regular stock at 91.25 yard ; 48 to 54 inch. Remodeling Sale Price.... 97? Seasonable Bargains from Our Popular Shoe DepX Rear End of Main Floor No. I5fl Ladies Patent Welt Sole Shoe, Louis Cuban heel. Colonial pump Regular price 14-50 Remod eling Sale Price S2.95 No. 511 Ladies' patent One-Strap Slipper, cloth fixed Louis Cuban hee!. Regular price $4.50. Remodeling Sale Price 2-93 No. 21S Ladies' Patent Welt Solo Two-Strap Pump.. Regular price $4. Remodeling sale price $2.85 Xo. 593 Ladies' patent Welt Sole Colonial Pump. Regular price $5.00 Remodeling Sale Price $3.25 No. 505 Ladies' Black Suede Co lonial Welt Sole Pump. Regular price $6.00. Remodeling Sale Price $3.45 No. 213 1-3 Ladies' Gun Metal Oalf Welt Sole, tailored bow, Louie Cuban beet Regular Price $4.00 Remodeling Sale price $2,415 Fresh Vegetable for Satur day's trade, kept and handl ed clean and away from the flies. T. P. W. Delicatessen for that picnic lunch, Cooked Meat, Pickle. Olive and many other pure food condiments. Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple The Peoples Warehouse ' mm f mmm mmm mmm bands. Some SILK REMNANTS Vi-PRICE. We have measured up all silk remnants and put them into this sale. You'll probably find just what you want for trimming or for a collar. Remodeling Sale Vi price. , SPECIAL LOT OF FANCY SILKS $1.29 This includes an assortment of our best silks worth 9150 to 92.00 yard ; shown in all colors in striped effects. Get your silk dress now and get full benefit of summer wear. A limited quantity. Notwith standing the fact that silks are still going up, we are making a sacrifice just for our Remod eling Sale. The yard.. 91.29 No. 507 Iy&diCH' Gun Metal Oalf Welt Cole Colonial Pump.. Regular price $5.00 Remedeling Sale Prior $3.25 No. 215 Ladles' Tan Call Rubber sole and Heel. English Last Low Lace Oxford. Regular price $4.00. Re modeling Sale Price W.85 No. 581 1-2 Ladles white Onnvai Rubber Soles and Heels, One-Strap Pump. Regular price $2.00. Remod eling sale Price .$1.65 No. 509 Ladies' patent Turn Sole 1 -Strap, French Heet Pump.. Regu lar price $4.50. Remodeling Sale Price 3-25 X". 510 1-2 Ladies' Dull Kid. French Heel. Turn Sole Pump.. Reg ular price $5 00. Remodeling Sale Price 3.75 No. 535 Ijadiew' Patent Torn Sole Pumps, Louis Cuban Heel, Beaded "T. P. IV. Pure the golden, luscious kind, can 25t; dozen $2.75 Lunch Set Package 15? and 25 Condensed Soup 21 kinds, the can 10? Buy them by the dozen. Queen Olive Extra large fancy olives, pint 25? Where It Paus To Trade mmm w i arm r mmw hi wmi ami uu sal sjmi iai si mi - 11 Sale of Womens Cloth BATHING SUITS $5.00 Values for only $1.95 These are stylish models in black or navy blue mo hair and surf cloth trimmed with polkadot or striped arc made in nifty middy effects while others show the definite waistline. They may be worn with either bloomers or tights. Coming right at the beginning of the bathing season, this is an opportunity that every woman should take advantage of. Choice 91.95 from Our Dry SHEETS All sizes in sheets of best quality selected stock muslin; no seams; torn by hand; 2Vfe inch hem. 75? Quality, Remodeling Sale 63? 85? Quality, Remodeling Sale 74? 98? Quality, Remodeling Sale 86? 91-25 Quality, Remodeling Sale 97? PILLOW CASES 23? Quality, Remodeling Sale 19? 25? Qualitv, Remodeling Sale 21? 50c TUB SILKS 39c One lot 36 inch striped tub silks, assorted colors, fine soft finish; makes up into waists and dresses; well worth 50?. Remodeling Sale Price. .. 39? Ornament. Regular price $4 00. 'Re modeling Sale Price $2.5 No. 491 ladles' latent Vamp Cloth Top Lace Shoes, plain toe, short vamp. Regular price $4.00. Itemod olinjr Sale ITloe $2.85 No. 153 Ladles' Patent Vamp Cloth Top Shoes, Louis Cuban heel, diamond tip, lace. Regular price $4. Remodeling Sale Irlee $2.85 No. 41f ladies' Patent Vamp Shoo, plain toe, cloth top. stage last. Louis Cuban heel, P.utton Regular price $4.50. Remodeling Sale Price $3.25 Men's Gnn Metal Oalf Shoe, welt sole, button. Regular price $4 00. Remodeling Sale Price $2.95 Men's Vlcl Kid Welt Sole Button Shoes, regular price $4.00. Remodel ing sale Price $2.95 Food Shop" 3 T. P. W. Coffee No better coffees and no coffees bet ter. Order a pound today. Ripe Olive 25c cans, special 3 for 50? 15c cans, special can 10? T. P. W. Tea The first pick ing of the choicest leaves, pound 60? to $1.00 mu w-u nrmi auuaai ai i . ii n ;i ii i if u ami ibi nrai mi ami " " III Mil I Ml ! Ill lilt Goods Section 25c WASH SUITING 19c This lot is a heavy wash suit ing especially for wash suits, dresses and outing wear, shown in linen shade with small plaid effect. Remodeling Sale Price 19? HAND TOWELS We are going to offer just two numbers in hand towels; they are huck towels with white and colored borders; full size and linen finish; can not be duplicated elsewhere. 20? Quality, Remodeling Sale 14? 25? Quality, Remodeling Sale 19? DRESS GINGHAMS Including all our 10? and 12? dress ginghams; best quality and finish; stripes, checks and plaids. 10 1 Qualitv, Remodeling Sale 8? 121,4? Quality, Remodeling Sale 9? Men's chocolate Vtel Kid Shoe. wide toe, welt sole. lace. Regular price J4.no, Remodeling sale Price. . $2.95 Men's Gun Metal Calf Shoes, lace, welt sole. Regular price. $3.60. Re modeling Sale Price $2.85 Men's Ciun Melal Calf Shoe, welt sole, button. Regular price $3,50. Remodeling sale Price $2.85 Phones All 15 Tomato Catsup Full pint bot tle, special price, bottle 15? T. P. W. Pure Olive Oil for table and medicinal use Bottle 35? to $1.50 Can 35? to $2.75 Crockery Dept. 42 piece din ner set packed ready for shipment, set $5.00 ill in asssT-sti"lSJI isji M. .n srni nrmi srrai situ ami sunt aunt mi jiu mr. l nrni sni mmi mmw uwr nm.-ers for the ensuing year were chosen yesterday afternoon at the an- nual business meeting of the rnurs . is.rnnn cliih The meeting was held ut the home of the president, Mrs. a. I. La low. Reports or fas club officers were read and subjecta pertaining to the welfare or the or ganisation were discussed. The new officers chosen were as follows: Pres ident, Mrs. John Vert; vice president, Mrs. A J Owen; recording secretary. Mrs. Hrooke Dickson; corresponding secretary ."Mrs. Roy T. Bishop; treas urer, Mrs. F. E. Judd; auditor, Mrs H 11 Mattery. The club will not asset again until next September. Mr. and Mrs. Ci I. La 1"'" W,J Mrs. Al Koeppen Wl this morulas H the lJtt DOW car for Weston to attend the pioneer picnic. Mrs. John Adams la entertalainl this ufternoon at her ranch boat' at a luncheon t Mrs J. II, Furry, Mrs Charles Mur phy. Mrs. G. 1). Aldrlch and Miss Jen ny Parry entertained yesterday after noon at auction bridge at the hoae of Mrs. I'errv. The rooms were beauti fully decorated In flowers in the play first anil second honors were won by Mrs Willaril Pond and Mrs. Charles Bond, respectively. e By to oversight on the part ol the management of the Oregon theater in biitklnir dates, the commencement ex ercises of St Joseph's academy will be held at the Alta theater on 'as afternoon of Thursday, June 8. Mrs. Kmma Rover, who has hen visiting for some time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. 0, Ulnehart. left at noon today for her home in Portland. J. B Eaton of 5aletn Is hen- to day. Carl Gilbert Ol Echo, was up laat night. William Warner of Vincent, Is la the city. C. A. Frailer of Colfax Is here oa business. Miss Lots Jordan of Pilot Rock is a visitor here. W. A. Brace of rilbbon is her,, on a business visit A P. Davln Is In from Pa n to- Lay on business. F. T. Chamberlain of I'ktah was in the city yesterday. R. M Cantrell of Pilot Hock was in i business yesterday, Henry Means of I'matllla. spent last night In the city, Julius Wagner of Pilot Hock re turned renter day to his home. Prof alley of Mission. Is staying at the Pendleton for a rew days. W, T Boles of Hood River Is reg istered at the St Oeorge hotel. Mrs. K ! Warner and daughter of Pilot Rock have liei n In the city for a few days during the week. Member!, of the I .a Salle musical comedy which are showing at the Al ia are staying at the St Oeorge. CHESTER FEE WILL BE IN COMING TRACK MEET PRTLAND, nre., June J. Both the I'nlverslty of Oregon anil the Ore gon Agricultural College track and field teums wiirkul nut on Multnomah Field yesterday under their coaches Conch Dr. K J. Stewart of the Ore gon Aggies. Wl assisted by Captain Wallace Kadderly, while Coach BUI llavwnnl of the Kugene athletm, was minus his star all-around athlete and captain. Chester Fre. Fee was de layed at the college until yealerday afternoon and did not arrive In Port land until time to chank'i can and depart fur Pullman. Wash. The big annual northwest cofer sncc track and field gathering will be run off Saturday under the auspices of thf Washington Btaja College at Pullman. WaBli. The Oregon hoys managed to find a few spare moments In which to keep In condition hv work ing out on the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club enclosure. Poth the University of Oregoa and the Oregon Aggies will try out on the Pullman. Wash., field this nfternoon. In the Kugene party, whli h left last night for the meet, were Conch Bill Ilayw.ird. Captain Chester Fee, Mana ger Balding, iiostwirk, flnriiadij. Staub, Wilson, Hartlett, "Mi tow ' Mulrbead and Nelson, while th tre- gon Aggies had COaen Or I j art, Captan Kadderly, Johnson, Hole, Bryant, Dutton, curl, Coleman, Pen! dall, Damon and Anderson. As to the outcome of t tw m Coach Stewart was or the opinion that Oregon would win over his tears by a margin of nround five ,,, while Coach Haywara thoucht ha had I chance to grab the title. MACNE1LL IS SENTENCED BIN PIIIMDIM' (;i:r, , TERM ix prison ion ri irvoir. DUBLIN, May Prof,nr j,m MacNoll, president of t. Hnn ,n volunteers, who last week was found guilty of complicity n tB Irish rlt has been sentenced to Uf, Imprison ment The sentence has been confirm.-.!. ax rm:u, sprixc LAXATTTE A good and time trie renteay" Is Dr. Kings New Life Pill, T,, MgZ dose will move the slugg,h ,,,, stimulate the liver and clear the svs tern of waste and blood lranMMM You owe It to yourself to system of body poisons, accumM, during the winter. rr Ki . Life Pills will do It. He B, Tr Druntlat. Adr. yoor mmv i - MM Eft