East Oregonian : E.O., June 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1916.
Seasonable and Novelty Merchandise for the Summer Months in Great Variety The "Sayres
Store is Amply Prepared to Meet Warm Weather Demands-in Women's Apparel at
Prices Sure to Interest All Who Compare Values
Economy Basement
Specials
Women's Sleeveless Vesta 5. 10e 15, 20
To $3.00 Henderson Corsets 49
To 75c Fancy Ribbons, yard 25
7.v Swiss Embroidery Flouncing, yard 39
Uc Lisle Gloves, all colors 15r
26c Urge Bath Towels 19
All Lace Curtains Half Price
Visit Sayres Economy Basement often, you'll find
it to your advantage to do so. Many items of inter
est to economical women who wish to save money
Among other titles, this store
has fairly won that of
The Store for
Ladies' Waists
Yes we've won this title, "The
Store for Ladies Waists," be-
MfT J J !L TIT-..
cause we deserved it. e ve de
served it because of the complete
ness of our stock at all times
the variety and newness of our
styles and above all the ex
tremely moderate prices at w hich
our waists are always sold. New
Wirthmor Waists at One Dollar
Just in.
See these new Wirthmor models and learn what really excel
lent waists $1.00 will buy. Sold exclusively by this store.
June Sale of Women's
Suits and Coats
An early Summer event of far reaching importance.
Every Cloth Suit and Coat Must Go
Right at a time when you can be assured of a full season's wear,
we otter every cloth Suit and Coat in the store at remarkably
low prices. Every garment this season's newest models made up
in Shepherd Checks, Plain Gabardines and Serges in colors of
.Black. Navy. Copenhagen. Blue. Rooky Tan, Oregon Green, Bat
tleship Grey. etc. COME IN TOMORROW SEE THE GAR
MENTS then judge for yourself. We advise prompt selection
that you may make your choice from a, complete range of sizes,
colors and styles. I
June Days Demand
Cool Looking
Frocks
We are prepared as never before to show you a
beautiful assortment of Wash Materials for the mak
ing up of smart Summer dresses. Among the most
popular Wash Materials are Aurania Voiles, Seeded
Voiles, Flowered Dimities. Flowered Flaxons, Fan
cy Organdies, etc.
NEW WHITE SKIRTINGS of Mercerized Ben
galine, Black Striped Gabardine, Cotton Corduroys,
etc., from which to make your selection for nifty
Summer skirts.
NEW TODAY
40 inch BLACK TAFFETA
There is a great demand for Black Taffeta Silks throughout
the country and it has been almost impossible for merchants
to supply the trade on account of shortage of raw silks also the
scarcity of dyes. We have just received a limited quantity of
Black Taffetas in 36-in. and 40-in. widths to offer at $1.25 to
$2.00 the yard. These are extra good values.
Pendleton's Quality Store
PARASOLS!
To add to the beauty of Summer costumes
here are Parasols of Fashionable Variety,
from the simplest white cotton sun shades at
to the Pompadour-flowered -silks fin
ished with ivory tips at $12.00 each. The
plain color taffetas, greens, reds, blues and
tans, are well liked by many, the brighter col
on being particularly favored for Sports oc
casions. Children's Parasols from 25 up to f)5f each.
CARUSO
WorU-fmncm Tatar, Say:
"Tuxedo
completely
satisfies my
tobacco
taste. Most
important of
all, from
singer's
standpoint,
Tuxedo does
not irritate
my throat"
AUTOMOBILE TURN!!
OVER ON GRADE; 2
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
Miss Velda Roark arrived at the
home of her parents here last week
She has been attending school at
Grass Valley.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Robblns visited
here Saturday.
Miss Elsie Mclteynolds entertained
the Saturday club at her home Sat
urday Delicious refreshments were
served.
L. ('. Scharpf and family and E. T
Fanning made up a fishing party Sun
day. Dr. and Mrs. Gilleland, Mrs. Walter
MACHINE IS TOTAL WRECK IN' At'
( IDE.VT OX ROAD TO I'll.OT
ROCK.
j Smith. Vivian Gibbs and Virginia
(.aim; Warden M il..-- IbMind-up of Gilliland motored to Pendleton Sun
iij:lcr Who Violate lnw and day to attend the girls' conference,
l ines Are Imposed; Mrs. John1 Mrs. Russel. head nurse at the hos
' Rradhum Is seriously III In Hoh- Pital. went to the home of her friend
p.tal at Portlaml; Other Xems Mrs Dinsmore. on Butter creek to
I visit for a fortnight.
(East Oregonian Special.) Millard Dick of rklah was a visitor
PILOT ROCK, Ore, June S. What here Saturday.
I
FESTIVAL TO OPEN
T
QUEEN MURIEL WIIX BE PRE
SENTED with kky to prnr
Tills EVENING.
"Tuxedo Does Not
Irritate My Throat"
That's what the world's
greatest tenor says about
Tuxedo. That's what you
will say about Tuxedo after
you've given this mildest
and pleasantest of all tobac
cos a week's trial.
Qtixedo
Orelt Event WW Start Wednesdaj
With Parade of CTiHtlren In Which
10,000 IW and Gins Will Take
Part; Fireworks spectacle planned
for the Reiiing.
crations sent May II, Brlgadler-Oen-i-ral
Northey telegraphs that his op
eratlonl against Neu Lungenberg
(north of Lake I'lassa) were success
ful. The enemy was compelled to
evacuate the town. We occupied It
today, capturing large quantities of
ammunition, food and stores of all
kinds.
"An enemy garrison which is hold
ing Marema, -3 miles east, northeast
of Abercorn (on the Ithodexian bor
der) has been invested."
Ford Wright and family left
Idaho Friday They expect to make Tne (,u(-en of
their home there
Chas. Wilson and daughter Mable
returned Saturday rrom Freewiiter,
came near being a serious accident
happened here Saturday. Bud Corn
field, accompanied by one of Morg
Edwards sheepherders, was coming
trom r-enaieton ana wnen uj wbtn (bty have bMI visiting.
M down tne Murtevani nui coming
into town, failed to make the turn
' and went over the grade. The car
was a complete wrecK Both men
were able to walk on into town and
be worse for their ex-
fur -
'ORTLAND
. I Portia n
tival open.-
-I"
(re.. June ti
I s Tenth annual Rose
tomorrow morning
he festival is to receive
seemed none the worst
perience.
Fishing may be great sport for some
people but there are some local nlm
rods who say they don't care to fish
ny more this year. Deputy Game
: Warden Tonkin has been making trips
Miss Bva'.in Hunt has returned to
her home here after attending Colum
bia College at Milton the past year. ,
Maxine Shannep left for Portland
Sunday where she win spend the sum
mer with her grandparents.
this week and after in
isherm'n's baskets and
Tk Paftt Ttiaca W ftw " Cla
The tripnel "Tuxedo Proce"
of refining mild Kentucky Burley,
mellowed by 3 to 5 years' ageing,
ftntivtly removes every particle of
harshness and ' bite".
Put Tuxedo to the pip list. That
will show you why, to million!
of men, Tuxedo is the only "just
right" smoke.
Read the guarantee in the top of
every tin.
You can buy Tuxerlo everywhere
Pouch
5c
Flmoul
frecntia
10c
ia 7I
mUtn, Mr
mJtOt.
a MUM
itcrndtQc.
TBI aMiaiCAB TOBACCO COllfAKl
ler size the following Ly(Ha E pjnkham
id Mark Sturtevant. ,jUn,i wni,.n nas
125: Tobe tyish, Ratpb'time for more than forty
up the CI
spelling
finding f
arrests n
who was
Schaefer Fred Moes. H -rry Kissinger
Fred Runkal and George Done. I
Wm Evans shipped three cars ol
hogs to Portland Saturday.
Dr. Gilliland returned from Port-;
iand Friday where ne has been at-
tending- Mrs. John Bradburn for thej
last two weeks. Mrs. Bradburn un
derwent an operation Thursday Two!
; tumors were removed from her atom-1
... h ,nd while she u mill dangerously j
111 there i some hopes for her now.
Mr. and Mrs linkers are the proud
parent! of a ten pound baby
"FAKE REMEDIES'' ADVERTISED
He doubt some or the medicines ad
vertised are fakes, but these never
have any lasting success. They stand
in striking contrast to the good old
standard dependable remedies, like
Vegetable
id the
Corn
test of
ir has
bean alleviating the suffering of wom
ankind. Such medicines are a bless
ing to the community and will contin
ue their good work from one genera
tion to another. Adv.
BURNS WILL HAVE NEW
ROAD TO THE RAILROAD
HAItKIMAN, or.. June 3 Work
i n the Improved highway from Burns
(4 'h railroad terminus at Bendire
girl has een started under the supervl-
whi. b
P
Carnival,
' has Miller went to I'klah las
w.-ek to deliver a new car to J. W
Sturtevant Miss Frankie Sturtevan
r.-. n -I Bendire and
urn 'np witn mm ano vjo um tw
their home this morning.
Miss Vivian (MB visited relatives
at I'k.ah last week.
Of Mr and Mrs
II at the hospital
h r crown of roses from J. H. IJun-
ilore, presidi nt of the 1916 show, thii
evening and at the same time Mayor
H. K. Albee Will present her with the
key to the city
Events of tin- FlrM Day,
Children'" Parade reaturing lu.UUO
buys ami Kirls In historical pageant.
National dedic ation Columbia river
hlghwaj it Multnomah Falls.
Opening festival center. 16,001
xiuare feet or floral features
Opening exhibition of 1,000,001
roses by Portland Rose society.
Tlreworks spectacle on Willamette
river introducing thrilling featur.
show.ng destruction of gunboat by
submarine,
Second iia.v Features,
toiler skating maratohon in which
100 boys will take part.
Tractor demonstration
eq.uipm.eni In public test.
Annual Floral Parade
rated floats on review.
Children's Singing. More than r,.
001) children in songs and patriotic
drills.
peal u res Tor closing nay.
Faternal, military and civic parad.v
'Ireatest spectacle of kind ever pro.
duced.
Chinese baby show and pageant
100 babies In competition.
First annual Rose Festival regatta
Races by fast hydroplane boats
L'altee carnival procession led by
Governor Wlthycombe. Most weird,
amusing, spectacular and thrilling
I arnlval parade offered In the west
Governor Withvcomhe will ride his
the time trains are running intoi ,.,... ...,, harm.
retta" at the head of the pageant
Community sing and final Illumine,
tlon t t city.
Roads Are Reported (jood.
HOOD RIVER, Ore.. June .
Herman Kresse. Harold Hershner,
Frank Davenport. Jr.. and Kay W.
Sinclair have returned from an auto
mobile tour of central Oregon, en
thusiastic over the good roads In that
section and in the MofO, Wasco and
Bnanlko regions. The returne home
however, was made by way of Warm
i'prings reservation.
The motorlsts'say that the roads
between here anil The Dalles are In
fair condition for mountain roads, ex
cept for a short stretch Just this side
of the summit of the range between
here and Mosier in Hood River coun
ty. m
I-atc.-t
700 deco-
at ttielr home on Hut- slon of Hoadrnatr Miller
ek. FJMM two men on the big engines
Will Evans Jeft for ..J( v,fAIlri everything Is running
i wnere uie ru. ,,,! hi, and a 20 foot grade I being
made, with sufficient elevation In the
. " nter to give drainage.
MANY OREGON WOMEN
SAY THE SAME
Portland, Oregon." My daughter's
health was very poor after her first
baby came. Finally she took three
bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription and her health was greatly
improveuu one inw wrec t rn.
Has always depended on this wonder
j fnl medicine to help her through."
Mrs. Isabel bebtrand, 86 Texas St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Lcntn, Oregon.
"I used Doctor
', Pierce's Favorite
Prescription be
fore my baby
came and 1 believe
it aaved mv life.
as I was in very
poor
Mrs.
kkh,
eon.
Note: Dr. Pierce receives, daily,
many letters like the above from all
over the world.
i m m
health." -
C. II. Pow
Lenta, Ore-
Phone 444 for Pendleton's Best Ice Cream
WHEN RERESHMENTS
ARE SERVED
the ftiwrftl verdlcl will b thai tile
lot cream wan perfect Iv : I.- iu
Thftl In, If it came ffon here. No oe
ever rtfUfttfl our cream unce they
t ave UMrtod it. And it doom! take
much OOOSlni to induce HlOtt people
to ucoept a second helping At your
next party of other uffuir let ur
cream he the refrenhmeni.
Atk your fTOOl
Pest Pasteurized
suhptitute.
r for PtndUtoB'l
Putter Take 'i
Pendleton Creamery
i
indlre, the people living between
DurnH will have a first
. highway Thin new road fol
OWl the main traveled road from
riirtu to the government experiment
I Station, thence to Iytrven, AlgrlUon.
H.irrlman, and wil) terminate at Hen
dire, whleh In going to be the terml
nud of the Oregon & Eastern railway
now building Into Harney county from
Ontario.
home at Nolin after visiting her aunt,! "ther ruana are planned anu win . . i.w
Mr. Unanaf Mra LlSwnst acrom- terminate at Bendire, giving the peo- (real
. htf ,,! :,! will remain for pie of Harney rounty aSOSM to the nient
the
Bofld Auto Co.
i to I'klah ra"t week.
Terry hail returned ta her
Teutons Loae in Afrira.
LONDON. June 5. -The British
lorce, which In Invading Oermnn Knnt
Africa from the MUthwMt and whleh
wan reported to have penetrated 10
inllen into Herman territory on the
front between LftJCOa Tanganvlka and
Ni.ixyu. has made el ill further pro-
ICOOrdlng ti nn official state
The Ktatement cays:
a ' "Up'e of weekji
ew town and railroad.
'In continuing the report of opa
The mighty restorative power of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription speedily
causes all womanly troubles to dis
appear compels the organs to prop
erly perform their natural funotions,
corrects displacements, overcomes
irrcKdlaritics, removes pain and misery
at certain times and brings back
health and strength t" nervous, Irrita
ble and exhausted women.
What Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pro
scription has done for thousands it
will do for yon. Get it this very day
from any medicine dealer, in cither
liquid or tablet form.
Doctor Pierce's Pellets are tinoqnalod
as a Liver 1111. SitudleKt. ctixl(t Ui
fite. One tiny, Sumr-matcd Pellet a
Dose. Cure Hick iTeadache. Dillons
Headache, Dizziness, Constipation, Indi
gestion, Dillons Attacks, and all do
rangemnnts of tho Liver, Stomach and
Dowels.
Pendleton limp A
Wednesday M
AT NEW GROUNDS, NEAR CITY PUMP STATION.
The Only Circus Coming Thia Way This Season.
A WORLD'S FAIR UNDER CANVAS
89th Annual Tour.
5 Acres of Tented Wonders
.'5 Big Rings Mammoth Double Menagerie 51 Funny
Clowns 500 Startling Novelties.
A Dazzling Galaxy of Arenlc Stars
Sec The
Monster Million Dollar Street Parade
Reserved Seat Sale on Circus Morning at Warren's Music
House, 820 Main St