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PHOENIX SILK HOSE
Phoenix guaranteed silk hose, black and white,
75. 91.00. ?1.50. and 92.00.
Colors, a big variety to match your sport coat or
bathing suits, the pair 91-00
SPORT SUITINGS
Wide stripe sport suitings, all colors on white or
tan ground. The yard 35 40 and 50e
WHITE NET
White dress nets, make an ideal white dress for
summer wear, 36 to 72 inches wide. The yard 50
to 92.00.
12V2C LAWNS 9c.
White lawns with colored dots, stripes, etc., nice
for children's wear. Remodeling price 9
"T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" 3XSS
In Our Cool Clean Flyless Basement
50c JAPAN TEA Special the pound 30
T. P. W. SPECIAL BLEND The best 35 Coffee on
earth,
COLD MEATS For quick meals, sliced on our san
itary slicing machine.
BLYDENSTIEN'S PREPARED FLOUR sold here
Sacks 30 and 60 try a sack today.
CANTELOUPES Extra fancy ripe melons, ea. 10
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Extra select large fruit,
each 15
TOMATO CATSUP Full 16-oz. bottles, special the
bottle 15
kitchen
81.40
HANDY HOUSE STEP-CHAIR Every
should have one, each
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
Make thi Department a visit. Every Bargain mean s a cold cash saving for you.
A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF CASH SAVERS
FOR THE MAN
$15.00 to $27.00 Suits $6.75
$3.00 to $6.00 Odd Panto
$3.00 Dress Hats
$3.50 Straw Hat
$1.25 Auto Caps
50c to 75c Caps
$2.50 Silk Shirts
75c Dress Shirts
65c Work Shirts
50c Work Shirts
to $13.50
$2.19
$1.69
89c
29c
9c
$1.39
49c
45c
29c
$1.00 BLUE BIB OVERALLS
$1.00 Heavy Weight Overalls
75c Work Gloves
The Best Canvas Glove Yet ....
Best Work Shoe in Pendleton .
$4.00 to $6.00 Men's Oxfords
79c
59c
49c
7c
$2.98
$1.98
FOR THE WOMAN
$17.50 to $37.50 Tailored Suits
$4.50 to $5.50 Dress Skirts
$1.75 Jordine Silk Petticoats
$3.50 Summer Dresses
$4.00 Heavy Linen Dusters
A Good Serviceable Duster
$3.00 Silk Waists
$3.50 Rose Silk Waists
Prettily Patterned Parasols
$1.00 Middies Neatly Trimmed
$7.85
$3.49
... 98c
$2.98
$2.49
$1.69
$1.98
$2.23
$1.49
69c
SPECIAL HOUSE DRESSES
White Muslin Underskirts
White Crepe Gowns
Black Hose, 2 pairs for
White Pumps, 3 bar
White Pumps, Medium Heel ....
79c
89c
... 39c
... 25c
$2.39
$1.23
59c MEN'S UNION SUITS THE BEST BARGAIN YET Summer weight knit, short sleeves, ankle
length; every garment perfect; no seconds nor refused garments. You've paid $1.00 many a time
for no better garment 59c.
FOR THE BOY
Boys' Suits $2.39 to $3.16
Boys' Single Pants 69c to 98c
Boys' HaU 19c to 67c
Boys' Sport Waists , 29c
Boys' Waists, High Collar 29c
Boys' Genuine Buck Gloves 69c
Boys' Ribbed Stockings 9c
Boys' Wash Suits 98c to $1.27
69c BOYS SANDALS Save Buying Shoes;
cheapest price in Pendleton 69c
Boys' Handkerchiefs lc.
Boys' Tennis Shoes 98c
Boys' Calf Skin Shoes $1.89
FOR THE GIRL
Girls' Gingham Dresses 49c
Girls' Outing Suits $2.47
Girls' Middies 69c
Girls' Sun Hats 18c
Girls' White Hose, 2 pair 25c
Girls' Black Hose , 9c
LOOK AT THIS
Girls' White Newbuck Button Shoes that sold for
$2.75; good soles and low heels; shoes like this
don't often appear on bargain counters; Real Bar
gain; Serviceable Shoes $1.89
Watch our Bargain Basement ad for the biggest bargains in High Top White Shoes we have yet of
fered you. Hih heel, 10-inch top, new toe, lace.
10 YARDS MIGHTY GOOD CHECKED APRON GINGHAM 35c
Visit Our Bargain Basement. Where Your Dollar Buys the Most
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays To Trade
ma
Great Remodeling Sale
IF YOU WOULD PROFIT BY OUR REMODELING SALE YOU SHOULD DO YOUR SHOPPING AT
ONCE AS THE SALE WILL CLOSE IN JUST A FEW DAYS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LAY IN A SIX
MONTHS' SUPPLY NOW.
ANTICIPATE YOUR
CORSET NEEDS
At These Bargain Prices
We are daily expecting a rise in the price of corsets. Now is the time to se
lect your next one.
One Special Lot of Corsets, comprising odd lots, discontinued models and
others slightly soiled that formerly sold up to 93.50; Remodeling Sale.... 09
A Special Lot of Cool Mesh Corsets for summer wear, special at 69
A Genuine Royal Worcester Corset in the latest model, made of best coutil
and with all the care of design, at 98
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHEN YOU AT
TEND PENDLETON'S BIG FREE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
SEPARATE WASH SKIRTS
Never before has the separate wash skirt been so popular, and with good
reason too, for there is no garment of feminine aparel so adapted to comfort in
warm weather. Not only are these skirts comfortable, but they are stylish as
well. They are made of linene, gabardine and cotton poplin in all white and
white with fancy stripes. Materials are Palm Beach and Silverbloom. All are
reasonably priced from 91-50 to 95.75.
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One of the most delightful sessions
ever held by the ixdtes' Missionary
Soclety of the Presbyterian church
was that held yesterday at the beau
Ofttl country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Hales twelve miles northeast of
Ptndelton yesterday. Twelve ears
were brought Into service In the
morning to oonVV) the more than
seventy gueste and the entire duy was
spent there.
The living room of the Hales homa
was decorated In potted plants and
roses while a profusion of bluebells
gave a beautiful effect to the dining
room. The following program was
given and In addition Mrs. C. S. Ter
pSBlai read u very ueautlful original
poem;
Forenoon session.
Hymn.
Responsive reading.
Devotional. Mrs. Muloney, leader.
Heading, Answer Thou Me,'' Mrs
J T. Klchardson.
Solo, Miss Mayree Snyder.
Reading, "Is the Stranger Welcome
in Your Church," Mrs. J. V. Malon
e.v. Hymn.
Prayer, Rev. J E. Snyder.
UanuueL
Vill i noon xvill.
Instrumental solo. Mrs. K. Iv Boy
den.
Vocal solo. Mrs. J. B. McCook.
Prayer, Mrs. Snyder.
Reading of the minutes of May
meeting, by the secretary, Mrs. Warn
storm. Treasurer's report.
Roll call.
Topic, "Chinese, Japanese and Co
reans in the I'nitod States," Mrs. S
E. Paine and Mrs. K. E. Baer.
Heading. "The Squlre'a Opinion,'
by Mrs. P. J. Hegemann
Address. Hev J. E. Snyder.
Duet. Mrs. Snyder and Miss Mayree
Snyder.
Prayer, Mrs. Hegemann.
The following were present:
Mrs. W, M. Hlakley. Mrs R. H
Horn, Mrs A. T. PcrKln. Mrs. ShP-
herd, Mrs. Ed Morgan. Mrs. J. W.
Maloney. Mrs. J. E. Snyder, Mrs.. J.
L Hall, Mrs. Earl ulllanders. Mrs.
i Thos. Thompson, Mrs. Sam Thompson,
Mrs. C. E. Bonney, Mrs. Clarence
Penland. Mrs. Warnstrotn. Mrs. Ous
Uyers, Mrs. Elvin Craig. Mrs I E.
I Kaer. Mrs. S. E Pain. Mrs. Dr. Kin
Mrs. In- Boydcn, Mrs.C. S. Terpening.
Mrs. Bell. Mrs. VV. A. Storie, Mrs. J.
T. Richardson, Mrs. Wlatler, Mrs.
Conn, Mrs R. F. Kirkpatrlck. Mrs.
.1 T RoulatOM, Mrs. KUIott. Mrs.
Charles, Mrs. Wm. Sutherland. Mrs.
P. J. Hegemann. Mrs. Chas. Koch.
Mrs Edmunds, Mrs. J. P. McManus.
Mrs Horace Mann. Mrs. Doug. Pelt.".
Mrs. B. Parlett. Mrs. J. H. McCook
Mrs. David Nelson. Mrs. H.
Thompson. Mrs. L E. Twltchtll. Mrs
Elmer McCormach. Mrs. (Jeiss, Mis
I J. O. Hales. Miss Mayree Sn.der. Mis
Lois McCook. Miss Kleta Hull, Miss
Elinor Paine. Miss Eva Nelson MIhs
I Marie Nelson. Wm. Blakley, J. E
! Snyder, A T. Perkins. Charles Koch.
. J n. Hales. J. W. Maloney. John
Hales Stephen Bonney. Donald Mc
Cook. Harry Nelson. Carl Nelson, Sle
gel Parlett. Miss Warmstrom. Mis.
Baldwin, Miss Effie Csrgttt
Mr. and Mrs H- E. Wylie of Eugene
who have been guests for two weeks Of
I Mr and Mrs. deary Kimbrell. left
today lor their home by auto.
John Snyder, well known Pendle
ton boy, left last evening for Wash
ington, D. C, where he will attend
the national convention of the Lamb
da Sigma fraternity as a delegate from
the local chapter,
Dr. Victor Clalsyer of Walla Walla,
formerly of this city visited during the
first part of the week with Dr. C. W
Lassen
Wilbur Badley went up to Athena
and Weston today It circulate normal
school petitions.
A Phimlster Proctor, the sculptor,
arrived home last evening from Port
land where he had been for a week
Robert Thompson, well known 'o
cal plumber, has returned from a
visit in Portland.
ARE YOU
HARD
10 FIT
NEVERMORE will you
say that you are af
ter you look into the mir
ror and see how "natty"
you look in a suit of well
tailored and artistically
made
Bond Clothes
Gl'ARAJVTEED DYES
$15 to $30
Little man, big man,
long man, stout man
join the procession of sat
isfied neat dressers that
starts at
Bond Bros.
Pendlelon'i Lending Clothleri
TESTS TO BE MADE
I DEVICE TO KEEP
FISH FROM DITCHES
MAX Y THOl'T DOE BY BEING
WASHED OUT OR LAND UMXU
IRRIGATED.
pari, the natural melting of (he snow
was hastened sufficiently to make
shoveling unnecessary.
Thorough tests of devices to prevent
I fish from entering irrigation ditches
1 1 .re to be made by forest service offl
I cers who say that thousands of the
I trout plaCed In western streams by the
I government are killed through being
I carried into the ditches and washed
out on the fields. There are not less
I than 1200 Irrigation projects on or
j m ar the National Forests, and In
many places the loss of trout Is very
I neavy. The amount of water used in
I irrigation. It Is said, often determines
the advisability of srUflcalty stock
. itig the streams
I The government annually plants
large quantities of rlsh fry in the
u earns of the national foiests. Last
'ear over 1.100.000 were planted In
: Colorado and Wyoming alone. This
was done to render the forests more
j attractive to the public by affording
I good fishing. Where much of the wn
I btf is used for irrigation, unless the
! ditches ire screened, the trout enter
I and are washed out onto the fields.
While fish are said to make good fer
tilizer, officials think that trout are
i loo expensive to be used for that pur
j pose.
Ill the far north of the Russian em
pire lives a race of people who do
not know who the Husslans are and
who do not know that there Is a war
: PROTECTION IS WANTED
AGAINST TUBER MOTH
Because of the heavy snowfall last
winter, forest rangers found It ne
cessary this spring to remove two feet
of snow from the Beaver Creek nurs
ery In Ftnh, so thut the young Ireet
might be uncovered by the time they
were needed for spring planting on
the national torests ol that region.
Part of the snow was taken off by
use of shovel and pick. By spreading
a thin layer of fine soil over anothet
LOCALS
( Paid Aflertimtn.
Ileum -keeping rooms, 08 Willow.
Wanted Au.turs Apply at Alta
theater.
FVir rnt Four room cottage. Ken-'
nor Apti. 17 Willow
Reliable woman wants work on
ranch Phone 27J.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havi
torage warehouse Phone II.
Furnlahed house for rent, close In.
Phone 2I0J
For sale. Holt (as narveater, 16
foot cut. Phone IF11.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phone 55.1M. 1403 W. Railroad at
For rent Newly furnished rooms.
723 Aura street. Phone 324J.
Lost
school. Store.
Room and board wanted for elderl
lady. Address Charles Thomas, City
Wanted Woman for general house
work on farm Call 19F3.
Auto top nood, near Mission! Protestant Hospital, Mrs. Jai.
Leave at Schaefer's Jewelry Spears, Byers Grove, Pendleton, Ore
, Phone 340J.
For automobile upholstery, an artl-1 For rent Office room In Judd
Good building lot for aale on Weatjflclal silk Is being made from spun 1 building. Apply F. E. Judd, American
Webb street. Telephone K4. glass in England j National Bank.
PORTLAND, ore., June II. There
is an insistent call from various Inter,
ests of the Pacific northwest for the
taking ol immediate steps to chut oil
entirely Importations of California po
tatoes. The finding of so much tuber moth
stock here of late In (he shipments ol
potatoes from various California dis
tricts has caused almost the entire
trade to demand restrictive measures
Both Oregon and Washington slate
authorities are being called upon to
protect th potato Industries of the
Pacific northwest. Idaho has already
taken a hand In the matter and n.i
further shipments from California will
be allowed to enter that state. Var
ious interests now' express the opin
ion that decisive action should bp ta
ken at once by Oregon and Washing
ton bec.Ug unless all act together. the
protection afforded I -it- Induitr would
not be complete.
That tuber moth has not already
ruined the potato Industrie of Ore
gon. Idaho and Wasnlngton Is a mere
matt r of luck and not due to any
ipeclSl precautions taken by the au
thorities. The latter have done their
duty as far as lies In their power, hut
It Is Impossible for them to examine
every potato shipped iti from the south
or even every sack I'nless the for
mer Is done some or the tuber moth
Is likely tj slip through the lines anil
the Industry placed in great danger.
Japan I now being deluged with
a shower of umbrella orders, China,
India and the South Pacific countries
having turned to that market since
the war cut off their Sngllsh trade
Suffered Great Pain 1
Letter TeUi of Lma Looked -far Prexriplum.
Dear Mr, Editor I am making a per
sonal appeal to your readers who are
bothered v itb kidney and bladder trouble
and 1 licuraath.ra, to give up tho u-e of
L imb, salts, or alcoholic kidney medl-
- and In their pla take a short
treatment of "Aimrlc" and bo convinced
of its wonderful virtues as I was. 1 suf
fered great pain, bod a great deal of
Irritation, water became, foul. I tried
everything advised but with no results.
I sent for a box of "Aimrlc Tablets" and
won discovered that they brought relief.
I have used them since, and now the
water Is natural, my health good, and
appetite splendid. Some of the doctors
pronounced my trouble enlarged prostate.
Now I have no mora trouble and I most
assuredly feel that this latest discovery
of Dr. Pierce's lstho best remedy for
bladder and kKney troubles that I know
of. If I can Induce anyone to give it s
trial, I feel that ho will thank me for
calling attention to this great boon
thai, relieves this seemingly wont of
all troubles that human flesh can fall
heir to.
( 'Jlgned ) H. H. Fleisueu.
AS GOOD AS
A CHEW OF
"SPEAR HEAD
That Means the Supreme De
gree of Rich, Luscious
Tobacco Flavor
NO OTHER CHEW EQUALS IT
Nature varir the flavor she puts into
the different grades of tobacco leaf
ami the beat of all is the flavor of
choice red Hurley that pleases you SO
mightily when you chew Spear Head.
The delicious fruity flavor of a chew
of Spear Head is a revelation to the
man who has never chewed or who has
ojeen chewing near-good tobacco.
For chewing is the one way to get
all the wholesome, healthful, appetizing
flavor of the tobacco leaf providing
you chew a high-grade plug like Spear
Head.
No other tobacco can compare with
Sprar Head in the wholesome satisfac
tion it :ies.
You get more savory sweetness in a
chew of Spear Head than in a whole
plug of ordinary tobacco.
And you get it in its purest form
for Spear Head is made amid the most
wholesome surroundings, in a great,
new factory that's kept absolutely
clean and sanitary.
Try this rich, mellow, satisfying, pure
chew. Such a chew cannot be obtained
in any other tobacco than Spear Head.
In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
You will like'that
Chocolate
Ice Cream
at
Koeppen's
and its only
10c a'fdish
Note: Up to thin time. " Anuric " has
not been on sale to the public, but by the
persuasion of many patients and the
Increased demand for this wonderful
healing tablet, Doctor Pierce has finally
decided to put It Into the drug stores of
this country within Immediate reach, or
send 10 cents for large trial package.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuria
Tablets. Thero can be no Imitation.
Every package of "Anuric. "Is sure to be
Dr. Pierce's. You will find the signature
on the package Just as you do on Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, tho over
famous friend to ailing women, and
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
pro ven by years to be the greatest general
ionic and reconstructor for any ono.
At any rate don't give up hope of
being t ired of your malady .intil Just
s few doses of " Anuric " have proven
that It will make you foal like a differ
ent person.
Editor Please Insert this letter la
some conspicuous place In your paper.
BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
gladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & GO.
Telephone 461
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