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PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916. EIGHT PAGES B Great1 RemodjeZing Sale THE BROAD STOCKS AND HIGHLY EFFICIENT SERVICE OF THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WILL ENABLE YOU TO MAKE ALL NECESSARY PURCHASES WITH PERFECT EASE AND PRECISION. IT IS BOTH PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE TO SHOP HERE. THE MERCHANDISE IS THE BEST FOR THE PRICE. THE STORE THAT HAS STOOD THE TEST FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS. Women's Cloth Suits Reduced to the Limit We re determined to sell every woman's Spring Suit in our stock. Price have been reduced to bed rock to insure a speedy clearance. Don't overlook this bargain, it offers too great a saving for your to miss. READ THE PRICES: Reg. $22.50 Suite. Remodeling Sale Price.. $14.75 Reg. $25.00 Suite. Remodeling Sale Price. S10.5O Reg. $27.50 Suite. Remodeling Sale Price.. $18.50 Reg. $30.00 Suite. Remodeling Sale Price $20.00 Reg. $35.00 Suits, Remodeling Sale Price $23.75 Reg. $40.00 Suite. Remodeling Sale Price.. $26.50 Reg. $42.50 Suite, Remodeling Sale Price . $27.50 Reg. $45.00 Suite, Remodeling Sale Price.. $29.95 Reg. $50.00 Suite, Remodeling Sale Price . $33.75 NewEnvelope Combinations 89c to $4.50 , The most logical garment for warm weather wear. We have a very interesting assortment of these dain ty undergarments that will add so much to your comfort during the hot season. All are cut on pat terns that prevent that drawing uncomfortable feel ing in garments that are not properly cut. Dainty trimmings of durable lace, embroidered or gandy panels and inserted medallions make those garments the kind that endear themselves to women who appreciate good clothes 89 to $4.50 (f INFANTS' SOX New shipment by express today. The very newest and neatest designs, white with fancy col ored tops, colors with plaid tops. Prices 25c, 35c, and 50. BATHING SOX Black, blue, tan and white bathing sox, with fancy tops, sizes 4i2 to 92, pair 25. 35 NEW NECKWEAR Women's neckwear, a new shipment of large and medium size collars 35 to $1.50 50c WHITE SILK GLOVES New lot of women's white gloves, black stitch ing, pair 50C J SEASONABLE BARGAINS Hundreds of Dollars Worth of Summer Goods sent to OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT and the particular point to bear in mind is this: GOODS OF QUALITY AND MERIT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST GOODS. 29 Children's Light Over Garments, Middies, Coveralls, Coveraprons, Slipovers, all of light, cool ma terials 29. House Dresses 79C Crepe Gowns 59c Child's Gingham Dresses 49C Boys' Sport Waists! 29 Middies, trimmed or plain 69 Girls' Percale Dresses 59 Tape Run Large Vests 9C Boys' White Waists 19C 69-White Dollar Waists of lawn, voile, rice cloth, dimities, and every one is pretty and new. Every store has its Dollar Waists 69C. Apron Ginghams 5 Dress Ginghams' : 10 White Outing Flannel 7M Shepherd Check Dress Goods 49 Boys' Wash Suits 89 Figured Lawns 5 Calico, 11 yards 50 Men's Work Shirts 29 WHITE SHOE BARGAINS Absolutely the best white shoe bargains in Pendleton. Shoes of the best quality marked lower than the cheapest. White Pumps High heel, 3 bar strap, kid lined, new toe. An excellent $3.50 value. $2.39 Special $2.39 ...White Pumps 2 strap, medium heel, white bow, short, wide last. A comfortable white shoe. $1.49 Special $1.49. $1.49 White Pumps Rubber sole and heel, one strap, low heel ; the most popular white foowear $1.49 98C Children's White Pumps The best bargain yet; wide toe, fancy 1 strap, kid lined neatly finished. Marv Jane Thp nrpttipst lnw shnp vpt substan tially built and a good bargain Little girls' $1.29; misses' $1.39. One Big Lot Every Kind of White Shoe Mad for everybody, at Bargain Prices. Barefoot Sandals for Everybody For father and mother, the girl and the boy, and clear down to the little baby, at the lowest prices in all Pendleton. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Pays To Trade 'iiwiMlallatllaliaUflUM!JBtft Mrs. Harry Hogue arrived yester iay morning to Join her husband who has a position In the Taylor Hardware Co. I Mrs T. J. Tweedy arrived home yesterday morning from a visit in Portland. Mrs. John Vert returned Sunday morning from Portland where she hud been visiting for two weeks. Mrs. E B. Aldrloh and daughter, Amy Elizabeth, have returned from a visit in Oregon City and Portland. Miss Clara Straughan left Satur day evening for Monmouth where she will attend the state normal school. M ! K. M. Ebrel and daughter, Mildred, will leave Wednesday for Tomah, Wisi onsln, ror a three months' visit. They formerly lived there. COMMITTEE CHOSEN AT HELIX TO PLAN FOR A NATATORIUM MUCH KNTIIVSIASM IS SHOWN OVER SCHEME roll SWIM MING POOL. Maatiag is iirM oa satmiiay Bven- i,... Mill, Mniiv Present: .All HI dorse the Plan. Au'llu Mowing ami .. n. i,i ,i inter Ihito 10 DtocMS Mo- of toe lKrtalls. illlllHIIlB US) WESTON NEWS NOTES MR. AM) MRS K. M. smith HAVE RJ0TCRNKO FROM VISITING IN PORTLAND. (East Oregonian Special.) I1KI.IX ore.. June 19. There was talk of a natatorlum at Helta snd Sat imluv nmihii an enthusiastic mass meeting gathered at the city hall and worked harm-niously with that ob ject in clew, owing o a severe dust storm, those irom the country could not attend, but they manifested their enthusiasm by telephoning the) were present in spit it If not In person. A committee on 'Inance was appointed, consisting of Hert Warren. Carl Kup ers. Virgil Smith. Mrs Minnie Walker. Mrs. W. H. AlbM, Hoy Penlaml, 00. Piper and B K tlie.st and other Im portant committees were named, and the ball is rolling with lots of push behind it. The meeting adjourned M meet Wednesday at s p. m. I know Resmol will heal this rash I never worry if 1 have a little rash or other eruption breakout 1 just put on I hit of Reslnol Ointment, That takes out the Itching ami burning instantly, and soon clears the tnmble away. 1 learned of Resinol Ointment through OUT doCtOf prescribing it (or my brother. Tom had been almost frantic with ec -:ema for months but that uintment healed his skin like m.U'ic. Riool Ofcmcit 1 '. I : ' tftBJpMk (East Oregonian Special.) WESTON, Ore., June -in Mr and Mrs. E. M. Smith, who have been vis iting relatives in Portland. The Dalles and Shaniko returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. Olin Navin who has been vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Lee McAtee. of Pendleton, has returned home, bringing her grand children with her. Dr. and Mrs F 1). Watts have gone to Couer d'Alene for an outing. Herman o'Harra, who has been u student at the Agricultural College at Corvallls, has returned home. ' Mrs. Luther King and children have gone to Stanford to visit her daugh ter and may remain Tor several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jnfes Price who have been visiting relatives at Washtucna. Wash., returned home Saturday even ing. The funeral of Grandma Hall, who died Thursday was held from the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Rev. N. D. Wood preached the fu neral sermon. The remains were I burled In Weston cemetery. I Miss AnntCS Barnes has been elected to a position i" the stanfield school, Oeorge Winn is having his com- molious barn painted Will Price is I wielding the brush. The Busy B-e club held R party for the little folk: at th home of Hope Heeler Saturday afternoon. (James were played tnd refreshments served. Mrs. J. H. Williams and children of Portland arrived Saturday and will oca upv their new home on east Main. Trial ql L-S Sncoeasful, QUINCY, Mass.. June 16. The sub marine L-a successfully completed her acceptance trial off Provlncetown. ac cording to word received by her build ers.. She submerged to a depth of ItO feet und exceeded the speed require ments of 14 knots on the surface and 11 knots under water, it was said the week: warm weather first half of the week will be f.dlowed by a change to cooler weather after Wed nesday In northern portions of these districts. Pacific states Oenerally fair weather during the week with temper. StlirM near the normal e h. w win Forecaster. TEMPERATURES WILL BE NEARER NORMAL Bilious Attacks. When you have a bilious attack your I liver fails to perform Its functions I You become constipated. The food you eat ferments in your stomach In stead of digesting This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headacne. Take Cham berlain's Tablets. They will one up I your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. Thej orly cost a quarter. Obtainable ev eryw here Adv. WASHINGTON, June 19. North Atlantic states Fair weather and ris ing temperature during the next sev eral days will probably be followed by showers during the last two days of the week moderately warm weath er during the week, Middle Atlantic states-Fair and moderately warm weather during the next several days; local thunder showers probable however after Thursday. South Atlantic and east (itilf States - -Oenerally fair and warm WMthef probable daring the week except that thunderahowera are probable in coast districts and in Florida. West Gulf states Oenerally 'air and warm weather will prevail during the coming Week Ohio Valley and Tennessee 1'air and much warmer weather will pre vail during the greater part Of th" coming week; local thundershowirs however probable Thursday or Fri day. Hegion of the (ireat lakes flit and considerably warmer weather will prevail during the next several das. thundershowet, however, probable about Wednesday or Thursday. Plains States and Upper Mississippi Vallej Oenerally fair and consider ably warmer weather will prevail the first half of the week, the latter hall will he cooler with probably local thumlcrshowers. Rooky Mountain and Plateuu re gions Generally fair weather during Extreme Weakness and Suffering Read How Mrs. Goodling got Relief and Strength. York, Pa. "I hsve used Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound snd found it to be Si I you say it is. I wss so sick that 1 could not stand at my sink to wash dishes and I could not sit without s pillow under me. I had tho doctor every few days but since I have taken the Compound I don't have to send for him. I have had three children nnd could not raise any of them, but since I have taken the Com pound I have a bright baby boy. I advise every goffering woman to try it and get relief. It has done wonders for me."-Mrs. CATRAJUMl GOODUNQ, 138 E. King- Stmt, York, Pa. When u medldne has been successful in bringing health to so many, no woman Las a right to say without try ing it, V1 do in ! Illllliiilllililmllllllilllll not believe it will help WORKED FOR UNION OF THE PARTIES 3 REPUBLICAN CONfERENCX EDI PROGRLtfWE GONFERENCI COKKITTU. dred thousand women in this country who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven what wonders Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Veg etable Compound can do for weak and ailing women. Try it and see for yourself. If there arc any complications you don't under timrt, write Lydia K. I'inkham Medicine Co, (confidential', Lynn, Mass. SEN. REED SMOOT. OF UTAH fjEORSE W PERKINS, OF HEW YORK LOCALS tb Advertising in Brief Per line frt loMrttsa we Per line, additions! ansertloei ie Per line, per mooth So luesls tskea for less than see. fount 6 ordinary words U llae. Lueais will out be JtjUb,9Vr telephone eicept from tmm Orefoo van paid up ubsrrlbers. Housekeeping rooms, 60S Willow. For rent Furnished five room house. lniulre 30 So. Main street Wanted To rent typewriter. Ad draas "O" this office Furnished house for rent, close in. Phone ItJ For sale, Holt gas harvester, 16 foot cut phone ggPIL 1 haul your garbage and trash Phone (bill. 14(i W. Rsllrosd at. Oood building lot for sale on West Webb street Telephone Kt. For automobile upholstery, an arti ficial silk is lwing made from spun (la in Kng-land Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havri 'to rage warehouse Phone its. Protestant Hospital. Mrs. Jas. Spears, Byers Grove, Pendleton, Ore. Phone 340 J. For rent Office room in Judd building. Apply F. E. Judd, American National Bank. Suits pressed 50c; dry cleaned. J1.50. Rudd, 310 W. Webb. Phons IM. Few head of heavy work horses for sale. Phone 8F12. or write Route 1. Boi 44. For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta bles. For sale A few Bead full blood Shropshire sheep. Jas. Porter. Phona 241R For rent A large, well-furnished room, dose In. on Jackson street. gu Its bis for one or two gentlemen Tel. 68CW. Rooming house for sale. Mais street. In center of business district. Doing good buslneas. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funrala to cemetery only II 60 Phone (10 Hotel .-t, Oeorge. Csrney Taxi Ca. Salesman wanted at 220 E Court. Wanted Amateurs. Apply at Alta theater. Wanted Experienced girl for gen eral housework; references preferred. Apply 514 Lewis street or phone 793 J. Lost, from my ranch about June 1st. six sheep: four ewes, one buck and one lamb. Anyone knowing their whereabouts please notify John Mumm, 211 Lewis Street, Pendleton 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 deliv ered, city or country. a Dow Bros, 219 Heauregard. Phone 227J. For rent Hotel dining room, kitch en and fixtures. Oood patronage Good, nice proportion to right party. Only hotel in town. Phone or In quire at Commercial Hotel, Helix, Or. To Whom It May OUeSjaiU, 1 will not pay or be responsible for tiny debts contracted by anyone but myself. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this 17th day of June, 1 9 IS fAdv.) C. H. MYERS. Dutch Ships Cnde Guard. THE HAGUE. Holland, June 17 The Dutch government has officially published the measures It will take to eare-guard Dutch shipping. These are: I, A large tug boat with wireless Installation and all safety appliances Is to be permanently stationed close to the North Hinder lightship, where most of the "accidents'" to Dutch ships have occurred. 2 All outgoing and Incoming ships are to lie escorted through the danger OOe by mine, sweepers and tugboats with wireless equipment on hoard. 3. The route around Scotland is recommended as less dangerous, but as thre Is not much enthusiasm for that touts the government will do all in Its power t Insure the safety ot those vessels that prefer to go via the British channel. Although the government takes thene measures, It disclaims any re sponsibility for the safety of the ship ping, each vessel must bear Its own rbk The measures were taken after prolonged conferences with ship own es. masters, officers and men of the merchant marine, and under these conditions officers and crews are ready to go to sea again S ' 3 OFCAIIFO Of HtWtbW.K, jf m OS UXIISIA.KA I CHARLES J BONAPARTC Of MARV LAM t Here are eight members of the two conference committees named by the republican and progressive conven tions at Chicago In their effort to get together on one candidate for the presidency. Hong Kong Cafe ND NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders a K portal tj Boxes for ladles and gentleman. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MKALs 25e AMI I P Special Chicken Dinner Sunddys 548 Main Street Next to K. O. Bigg. Phons 108 jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii iiiiiiiiic COME HERE FOR Ming Caps) I All the new ideas are here 5 asa Bathing caps of quality. I S The newest ideas in bath- 1 S ing caps now ready for 5 your selection. Choose I here and be better pleas- ed. First quality, practi-1 cal styles, popular prices, aa JJJ 50c TO $1.25. Tallman & Co. I Leading Drugiliti E aiiiiiMiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiinf