East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
Great Remodeling Sale
IF YOU HAVEN'T VISITED THIS SALE YOU ARE DOING YOURSELF AN INJUSTICE. YOU ARE NOT GETTING ALL YOU CAN OR
SHOULD FOR YOUR MONEY BECAUSE WE ARE POSITIVELY OFFERING THE GREATEST VALUES IN PENDLETON. WE ARE
SELLING NEW SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE FOR PRICES THAT ARE IN MANY INSTANCES LESS THAN THE PRESENT WHOLE
SALE COST. YOU'D BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE AND BUY A SIX MONTHS SUPPLY NOW.
These are outing days, suitable apparel will add to your pleasure
THESE ARE THE DAYS OF PICNICS AND OUTINGS. THE LADY WHO GOES OUT SUITABLY DRESSED IS THE ONE WHO HAS
THE MOST ENJOYMENT FROM THE OCCASION. WE HAVE FOR YOUR SELECTION, AN ALMOST ENDLESS SHOWING OF GAR
MENTS FOR THIS PURPOSE.
Summer
Corsets
The foundation of your entire costume is your corset,
so select one of these cool, comfortable corsets that are
made of mesh, batiste or tricot ; priced from $1.00 to
mM
$2.50.
MIDDY BLOUSES
' The garment that has established itself as a standard for picnic wear. We have
them in a number of pleasing styles for women, misses' and children. Priced from
89 to ?2.25.
T. P. W.
P
ure
Food
Shop
3 Phones, 15
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
Hood River Field Pick Strawberries for can
ning; place your order now, crate.. $t.75
Quick Meal Suggestions Baked and Boiled
Ham, New England Ham, Chicken Meat
Treats and New England Sausage.
Handy Step Ladder and Chair When you
see them you'll want one, each $1.40
Mapleware Lunch Sets Just the thing for
picnics and lunches.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables galore, fresh
daily and kept and handled clean and
awav from the flies.
T. P. W. Special Blend, the best 35c Coffee
on earth.
M
ens
Suits
Sacrificed
For the purpose of making a quick and
thorough cleanup of all Spring and Summer
Suits we have reduced the price of every
suit in our stock, including blues and blacks.
No suit is reduced less than 10 and some
are reduced as much as 50.
We are sole agents in Pendleton for Hart,
Schaffner & Marx clothing which insures
you the best for the price, no matter what the
price.
EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS ONE
HALF PRICE
This is a special lot, all articles are stamp
ed to embroider and contain thread enough
to complete the garment. All are ready
made. Packages contains gowns, waists,
corset covers, kimonas, middies and chil
dren's garments. Choice One-Half Price.
Copyright Ilart Schcffiicr Si Man
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays To Trade
MS
A Fins Aid For
Mother-to-be
Vft nrc nil prcally Indebted to Ihoee
who tell th Bit experiences. And among
Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones will enter
tain the Evening Bridge Club at her
Jackson street home this evening.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Lyman (1
!Uce was hostess to the ladles of the
South Hill Bridge Club at her home
on Wilson street. Honors were won
liy Mrs Merle 1! Choasman.
At her home north of the city this
I fternoon Mrs. C. S. Daniels, assisted
by Mrs. Kim Morton, Mrs. Guy K
o'Melveny and Mrs. W. P. Daniels, Is
i ntertulniiig the Maeeabee Social Clu'o
n
Mrs is. M. Hlce arrived home last
evening from Spokane, She was ac
companied by her mother, who will
make her home with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Judd and
son. Henry, left yesterday by auto for
Tort land to spend the week.
Dr ami Mrs, T. M. Henderson and
children and Miss Ida Hinderman have
returned from the Hose Festival, hav
ing made the trip both ways In their
car.
A charming recital was given Sat
urday evening at tile studio of Mlsi
Harriet Young, 307 West t'ourt, the
program being l pupils of Miss
Young, assisted by trio composed or
Miss Vincent, Miss Young and Mr.
Books. The complete program for
the affair was as follows
Trumpeter's Serenade Uplndlei
Carl Nelson
The Ballet Dancer ....Hunna Smith
Juanlta Brown.
Lullaby . . . . i Sehmalstick
Fur BJIm Beethoven
Cataryn Wtloog
Water Sprites Heller i
Helen Nelson
Fling Leaves Kollintj
Nellie Neagle
Alburalcaf Urleg
Curious Story Heller
Ceraldinc Morrison
II I'enseroso Heller;
tir-t.- i- . Ml.. I'nrlitf 1
t, uicz in rial
Helen Idleman
Valse In A Minor Grieg
Butterfly Merkeh
Cathryn Wilcox
! ldlllio Ixckl
Menuet (from Mozart's Symphony j
in E flat) BShUlhOfl !
Kathleen McKaul
i Dance of the Unomes ...Mas Dowell I
I Impromptu Itctnholil 1
Sadie Young.
Andante Haydn
I Norwegian Dance ClrelK
I Miss Vincent, piano; Miss Young,
cello; Mr. Bocke. violin.
Mrs. George K. I'erlnger, Miss Mur-
I lei Peringtr and Carl l'erlnger drove
UP yesterday from Portland. They at-1
tended the ltose Festival last week, ,
j Miss Peruiger, who recently wasi
I graduated from a finishing school at
Palo Alto, having been met in I'ort
I land by her mother and slater.
The Episcopal Sunday school class !s
I today enjoying a picnic at the grove j
i on the Despaln ranch on M' Kn!
J creek. They went out early this!
morning in cars.
Mrs. Hartman Long has returned
from I visit in Portland.
Dr. L. D Idleman has returned
irom Portland.
H. C. Bwing, general agent of the
I.ehigh Valley Itallroad Co., Is In the
city.
Miss Alice Forshaw has taken a po
sition as clerk In the office of the
Western Union.
' Tom Williams, an engineer who as
sisted in running the Coyote-Echo
cutoff and who has many friends her
was In the city Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stewart and daughter,
of pendleton, are vlsrtors at the home
of 'Mr. Will Church. Mrs. Stewart Is
:t sister of Mr t'hurch. -1st Grande
c ihserver.
Hi,' mnnr things i
we mi ntwut a
are of Immediate fee
parlance to the eager,
tint mother, Is s Satan
dld external lesasdr
called "Mother's
Friend." This Is ap
plied over the araedes
of the stomach. It is
deeply penetrating la
its Influence. Mothen
everyw here tell of Its
soothing effect, how it
altiiyn pains Incident to
" nnif Ttl.'V (11 tlf I tftii
comfort, of calm, peaceful nlfhts, aa av
Hence of thorn distresses peculiar to theBf
rlod of expectancy, relief from morning
sickness, no more of last apprehension with
which so many yonng women's minds be
come hnnlencd. It Is a splendid help. Qet
a bottle of "Mother's. Friend" froia roar
nearest druggist. Ask your husband to get
It for you. Then write to Hraclneld Reg
ulator Co. 40s Lamar Bid , Atlanta, (Ja,
for a very handsome and Instructive book.
It it tiled with suggestive Ideas of great
help to all women Interested In the subject
of maternity. And Wst of all are some let
ters fleet mothers that giti (tal IfisplrtUoM,
Write today.
After his bath and etresslng, he par
takes of his morning meal which con
fists of some cereal, some orange Juice
some nuts of some kind, and aome
breed and milk. After breakfast it lg
generally on the carpet for a roll with
his Chaperon, and then for a bicycle
ride by that time It Is time for him
to go to the circus lot Once more
he sits down to I table, espec ially con
struoted for him, and partakoe of
lunch; them e to the dressing room of
the John Robinson circus where he
aWaitl his turn with oter performers
lor his exhibition which he will posi
tively do twice on tomorrow afternoon
ind evening in Pendleton, with the
John lloblnson circus
When you enter the big menagerie
tent of the John lloblnson circus. If
yog are earlier than 1;4& or 7 IS, you
will have the chance to personally
meet his royal highness, as he will be
there with Miss Quintette for a for
mal Introduction to all Is new friends
to be.
Electric flash lights of the pocket
type are extensively used by soldier
in the European war
Editor Tells How
D.D.D. Cured
His Eczema
Clersyman and Banker Also Wrlto
n. c. QoCeMrtH, MRof Betw, rrnpiiii
tnn. 111.: Kt'UKniti. r Bitot WM m I
flftevn vmrV . Now I mu con;
i.M.ly bctltd, nfi.r I bottlm of I. I .
I liisvc Bin n enw i f 2't ynn' taadlnc
rarHL I have m-n my own d.Ht.r en nil
of btrtttri Ucfe. wbii'ti he could not cuiti
binwrlf.
T. k. T-nr. Hnnkrr. Ilnpklntnn, U. : t
' iiful wlili tUM mMtOM for (tlx Bonttl .
ih' iiiii dm no itmI ; hi net ind i i p
wtn full of Um iii- ,i . i Appiictj i). b i '.
Itrviilt- my faro Is um Km(ti h n luihv .
Rf, L i. I'oimlnir, l'dnfor rti At, tv
bvt'rlnn Cnnreb. Rotteokfi Va, : For Uutm
ai'iith I KuffiTpfl, Intt'n-M'lr bo. I hat!' at
Inut found n llt f in I. I. I. I am no
lonp r tortONQ rnmplctplv nrtd I hntf
no h-'Mlinn'-y In ncknowlfilritu; ihc grr.
ylflm f thtfl enn-' iflc.
Jinii-'Kltt nro slad tn nfommrnd thin
nonihlnc. eooltef liquid. L'.v. 50c ami 91.00.
CottM tn i)4 nml Wt will UU yu Moft nlnmt
thin n mnrkntilo r.-m.-.lv. Your muDi-y Dark
iinli ttic- fir- f bottle NlStVni you. 1. 1. I
oap kc. pn your skin healthy. Aak about IV
TALlaM AN" DROO .
BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
Rladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & GO.
Telephone 461
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coining
attractions.
W HITE TO TOUR KHIFNDH OK
Monogram Stationery
w. g. smith & co.
j WBDDINQ AND VISITING CARO
BNORAVBRM,
MORGAN BLOO., PORTLAND, OR.
LOCALS
& Advertising in Brief
asTM
Pr Um ffcet lasertltw -lot
tm Ho. actdlUoaal (geartlua.: Gc
IVr liar, per ajotta 11.00
No lorsli taka fur lea ttian 26c.
c'uuut tl ordlaarj worSs te Use.
txnals will not be Ugsa.oTsr Um
I .. ! .lil.i ill V I'l. fill fiom TUT 0r
tso paW) op ubs rttwra.
Purolshcd hou for rvnt. rlos In.
1'hooe IMS.
rot rent- Llf lit housekepin
rooms 401 Aura. Phone J08W.
lreaereakln( by day or at home.
Beat 10, B 0 Bids Phons 245M
I haul your sarbesr and trash
Phone iilU. Mill W Railroad at.
Kor sale--A few nrad full blood
Shropshire sherp Jas Porter Phone
For rent Two HkM housekeeping
rooms. 726 Johnson street
Protestant Hospital, Mrs. Jas.
Spears, Hyers Urove. Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 340J.
Want to rent a second hand piano
ly the month. Address "K" this of
lice. For rent Office room In Judd
building. Apply F. E. Judd, Amerleaji!
Rational Bank.
Suits pressed 50c; dry cleaned.
11.(0 Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone!
8S.
Few head of heavy work 'horses for
sle. Phone HF12, or write Route 1.
Box 44.
For rent Large nicely furelsheji
front room In private home. North
Side Phone 535J.
For trade Two lots with modern
six room bungalow, in good Willam
ette town. Will trade for Pendleton
real estate Address "I M " this office.
For rent 2 strictly modern house- j
keeping rooms, reasonable 114 Stone-!
wall Jackaon.
Man and wife, no children, want po-l
sltlon on ranch-, 61 Cosble. Phone
314 R
Rooming house for sale. Mali
street, in center of business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros.
For sale Modern five room bun
galow. One year old. Full bAsement :
Five minute walk from Main street I
Terms Atldret "W" this office
Prompt automobile taxi service, j
day or night. Funerals to cemetery
only S3 SO Phone 610. Hotel St.
Oeorge. Carney Tail Ca
Oood building lot for sale on West I
Webb street Telephone 624.
Penland Bros," transfer Co. harij
norage warehouse Phone tit.
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon j
and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta-j
bles.
For sale. Holt gas harvester, 16
foot cut. Phone zFll.
1300 buys a big, powerful automo
bile Machine and tires In Al condi
tion. Terms to responsible party. En
quire "C" this office.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and dellv.
ered. city or country. La Dow Bros,
'J 1 ft Beauregard Phone 227J.
Lost Between Pilot Rock and
''endlcton, Saturday night, half breed
bulldog, black tall bob, white stripe
In forehead. Suitable reward for In
formation leading to return of same
Phone 15F14.
VIRGINIA MUST GIVE
W. VIRGINIA TIME
WASHINGTON, June 13. -The
United States supreme court denied
the petition of the state of Virginia to
levy execution for a 112,000,000 Judg
ment against the state of West Vir
ginia. The court held that Virginia
must wait to enforce Its collection un-
1 1 alter the legislature of West Vir
ginia convenes and has sufficient tlm
to act on the claim. The debt date.c
hack to the separation at the time ol
the civil war.
Wedtptadai bam nay at fVeewaVr,
Spend the biggest day of the year
at Freewater, Cherry Day, 'Wednes
day, June 21. 1700 In cash prizes
Auto races, ball game, street sports
fire department water fight, band con
cert, dancing, afternoon and evening,
free cherries. Some fun, better come.
- Adv.
Women out ror il-on.
CHICAGO. June 13. Formation of
n National Democratic Women'"
League was announoed by Mrs Jo
; nna B. Dowries, president of an Illi
nois democratic women's organization.
It will represent, she declares, 7B,
000 women throughout the Unite I
States.
Him Ignore (julniciic ami ,11m the
World's Greatest Qdaoated Chita- j
panexae with tin- Jotm Robfneon j
Ton Kin slums.
More or less fiction, with some
truth has from time to time appeared
U newspaers regarding the different
chimpanzees with circuses or shows,
but with it all, there was always a
tendency to draw upon the pnoa
agent's Imagination, until It has be-1
come a recognized fact today, that
there are a number of chimpanzees
With traveling circuses and shows,
claiming to be educated.
But It remains for Miss Quintette
to fully demonstrate to the critics of
all critics, "the public," that Jim Is
without doubt, the nearest to the Miss
ing Link In America today.
Miss Quintette has taught Jim all
the well known tricks or stunt thai
you will see usually performed by the
Chimpanzees with other circuses, and
then has perfected him In other little
leatures so true to human life that
you wonder for once that you are not
looking at some small hoy In the pas
times of the youth of today.
Jim's dally life Is arising In the'
morning from a down couc h, at once
to the bnth tub. where he spends nit
less than from fifteen to thirty min
utes, and would spend longer If he
were permitted, as It seems the height
of his ambition tn take dally dives
from the edge of the bath tub Into It.
mm m
'. mm
9 :
J". L .and fc
New Edison
It talks, sings, plays and
even breathes with natural
human expression.
EDISON
DISC
With all the new record.
We have them in all styles and
sizes at a very wide range
of prices.
EASY TERMS.
Call and hear this wonderful
machine that you have been
reading about.
WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE