East Oregonian : E.O., June 23, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 23, 1916.
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Great Remodeling Sale
Offers Matchless Saving Opportunities
THIS IS FAIR WARNING. THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL HAVE
THIS YEAR IS FAST FADING AWAY. DONT DELAY. DON'T PROCRASTINATE. MAKE OUT A
LIST OF THE GOODS YOU WANT AND BRING IT HERE WITH YOU. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED AT
THE DOLLARS YOU CAN SAVE IN THIS UNDERSELLING MERCHANDISE CAMPAIGN. VALUES
SUCH AS WE ARE OFFERING SHOULD MAKE EVEN THE THRIFTY HURRY HERE.
Separate Wash Skirts
Never before has the separate wash skirt been so
popular, and with good reason too. for there is no gar
ment of female apparel so adapted to comfort in warm
weather. Nt 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
nripes. Materials are Palm Beach and Silverbloom. All
sre reasonably priced from ?1.50 to 85.75
HOUSE DRESSES AT ONE-HALF PRICE
Our entire stock of gingham and percale house
dresses will be ready for your selection at the above
reduction. There are both light and dark colors in
solids, stripes, checks and dots. The regular prices
are from 81.50 to 83.00. Take your choice at One
Half Price.
Children' Light Weight Summer Coats in sizes
from two to five years and made of pongee, beach
cloth and pique. The former values were up to
83.00. Remodeling Sale 9Ht
Children's Light Weight Summer Coats of woolen
materials such as tan mixtures and navy, Copenha
gen and tan serge. The sizes are from four to four
teen years.
ALL STAPLE EMBROIDERIES REDUCED 20
Which Means That
Reg. 25 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale Price 20r
Reg. 50 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale Price 40
Reg. 75 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale Price 60
Reg. 81.00 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale Pr. 80f
Reg. 81.50 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale.. 81.20
Reg. 82.00 Embroideries, Remodeling Sale.. Sl.ttO
Boys Suits at Remodeling Sale Prices
This Sale affords you an opportunity to clothe your hoy. at the lowest possible price. This season's new suits
TOEPW fclK? WAf TH1Eanp5RfcEkem f knkke'-ALL ARE E FOR
BOYS' WASH SUITS, AGES 2 Mi TO 6 YRS. RE
'LUCED AS FOLLOWS:
81.00 Boys' Wash Suits, Remodeling Price S9t
81.25 Boys' Wash Suits, Remodeling Price.. 81.11
81.50 Boys' Wash Suits, Remodeling Price.. 81.29
82.00 Boys' Wash Suits, Remodeling Price.. 81.73
82.50 Boys' Wash Suits, Remodeling Price.. 82.19
LITTLE BOYS' WOOLEN SUITS
Ages 2Vz to 7 Years.
The smartest, niftiest little suits you ever saw.
Little jackets in many styles with straight knee
pants. Plain blue serges and fancy patterns.
PRICED FROM $3.50 TO $6.50
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
Norfolk Jackets in all the late models and knick
er pants. A large assortment of cloths, worsteds,
cassimeres, homespuns, cheviots, etc., all in patterns
to please you. Strongly stitched, reinforced in all
the vital places, made to stand the knocks of a real
boy. These suits range in price from 6 to 17 years.
Many of them have two pairs of knickers. Thev will
sell at the following prices:
84.00 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 83-39
84.50 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 83.87
$5.00 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 84-29
Sfl'.OO Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 84.98
87.50 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 80.74
810.00 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 88.39
811.00 Boys' Suits, Remodeling Price 80-10
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" 3IJ?5es
CLEANLINESS
ECONOMY
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES in the greatest varieties for Saturday', Shopp
Mapleware Lunch Sets Just the thing for the pic
nic, the complete set 25c
Delicatessen Goods For quick meals and picnics;
let us pack that lunch.
Watermelons Fancy ripe, sweet, pound 5c
Milk Fed Dressed Chickens for Saturday's Shoppers.
SERVICE
ers.
T. P. W. Special Blend The best 35f coffee on
earth.
Hood River Strawberries the extra fancy quality,
2 boxes 25
Canning Berries The crate 81-75
Pe?1tor Two new numbers just received, each
81.50 and 82.50.
FRUIT JARS AND FIXTURES, JELLY GLASSES, PAROWAX, ETC.-LOOK TO YOUR NEEDS NOW
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays To Trade
imilllllllBBBMmMWJ
One of the pretty June weddings
was that of last evening at which
Mrs. Hetta K. Wombaugh of this city,
became the bride of William Hender
son Railey of Milton. The nuptials
were celebrated at the beautiful home
of Mr. and Mrs. K. Raymond on Wa
ter street at 7:30 o'clock and many
friends were In attendance.
Previous to the wedding Miss Edna
Zimmerman sang beautifully. "My
Gifts" and was sccompanled by Mrs
Edgar Averlll. The wedding march
was played by Miss Helen Raymond.
accompanied on the violin by Miss
Margaret Phelps. The bridal couple
came down the stairway, at the foot
of which were gathered a number ot
tiny girls and boys, little friends of
the bride They took their place be
fore Uev. Char Its Quinney, pastor ot
the church of the Uedeemer, who ad
ministered the vows according to the
Impressive Episcopal ceremony. The
bride, who wore a lovely gown of
cream vollle over cream imported taf
feta, was given Into the keeping ol
her husband by Mr. Raymond and
little Raymond Reea acted us rtng-
btarsr.
The rooms of the Ruymorfd home
were very attractively decorated In
roses and other flowers of the sea
son. Following the ceremony, a wedding
reception was held and other friends
called. In the receiving line were the
bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs R. Ray
mond and Mr and Mrs. A. E Otis of
The Ilalles Little Helen Rarnhart
and Mildred Rogers greeted the
guests at the door. Assisting during
the evening were Mrs. Charles C.reu
Uch. Mrs H. B. Bickers, Mrs. J N,
Rurgess. Mrs. S. A. Newberry, Mrs. I
Roysl Sawtelle and Mrs Emmett Rees i 4.
Guard Your Health
in Hot Weather
That's the time of year you need to
be careful of wh$t you eat.
See That the MEAT You Eat
BEARS
THIS
TAG
It means it's pure,
because
US P
It Is U. S. Inspected
The service and quality we give you is real. Words can
not explain but a trial will.
Oregon Market
Two Telephones 600 and 601
The wives of Pendleton doctors sen
ed refreshments later in the evening
and were assisted by the Misses Paul
ine Rice, Helen Raymond, Margaret ,
Cotesworthy. Hester Proctor, Haze.!
Wyrlck, Madeline Rurgess, Margaret
Phelps and Dorothy N'ewberry.
The bride has lived in Pendleton for
a number of years and has won
many friends here and over the coun
ty. She has followed the occupation
of a professional nurse. Her husband
If. the proprietor of a paint store in
Milton In which city they will make
their home.
Mrs. H. S. Waffle left VVdne.-d.i
for Portland where she will visit with
her son. Kred Waffle, for several
XKW YORK'S MAYOR
asks PRIESTS' INDICTMENT 4
Library News
weeks aftt
Astoria to
which she will
spend the balam
n to
summer with
Waffle.
Mrs. mills
tie sun. Hilly,
for Burns to
relatives.
another
Dr. Eldrcd
ave
uniii
ami lit
Monday icr with
da
Miss Harriet Young return
fnun Pendleton where she has been
engaged on the final visit of the ea-J
son with her student class. She will I
now remain for the summer vacation I
, at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Young, north of town.
j La Grande observer.
Mrs. Roy Hall and little son were
i In Pendleton yesterday afternoon en-
route to Superior. Montana, to Join
Mr. Hall after spending four months
in Union, Mrs. Hall will he remem
bered by former I'nlverslty of Oregon
students as Miss Pearl Wilbur.
I C. L Lutz. a director In District 27.
' ft'au it, Ihn fltV v out 0 rH :l V
George Muurer was flown yesterday
from his home on Cabbage Hill
Brue W. McDanlel. press agent for
the Klli.-on-Whlte rhautauo.ua. arriv
ed In the city yesterday.
Irwin ;. Rrooks. bookkeeper at the
Athena bank, was down last evening
to pli'y a few sets of tennis with Pen
dleton rncfiieters.
MOVE
The following new books of fiction
have been placed on the shelves of the
library today:
Buck Call of the Cumberland!1.
Hullard Tad and his father.
Goldsmith - Toby, the atory of a
dog.
Grayson Friendly road.
Hill Thirteenth Juror.
' King Way home
Lynde Honorable Senator Sa"e-
ush
Moore Discovering "Kvellna "
orciy - flronze eagle.
Orriy El Dorado.
Parker Northern ImTits
Oxenham Broken shackles
FUckert Beggar In the heart.
Hlttenberg Mind-reader.
Sldgwlek Succession.
Bnlltl! Forty minutes late
Sontervllle In Mr Knox's country.
Spearman Morrl lie Dawes
Stuart City of benntlful nonsense
Turnbull - Handle with care.
Vlele On the lightship.
Wason Happy Hawkins.
Wells History of Mr. Polly.
Westrtip Tide marks.
White Gold.
Williamson Se ret history,
fortification Hill Pastes.
Washington, June $..- The for.
ttf Cations bill, carrying appropriate
ons of thirty-five millions for coast
defenses and field artillery passed the
house overwhelmingly . This Is the
last big preparedness measure.
FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound.
(above - motone xnx j dww
yoi'k nowi.i.s siion.i)
ONCE DAY.
A free easy movement of the bowels
ecrc ,e.e ! n uftrn Af r,.nH hnnlth Fir
Kings New Life Pills will give you aP Attont. 8wnn to have Indicted
gentle laxative effect wlhout griping
Two distinguished Catholic clergy-'
men whom Mayor Mitchel asks Dls-'
LOCALS
Advertising in Brief
KATES.
per hoe first Insertion -..lue
Per line, additional Insertion - 5c
Per line, per month 11.00
No locals taken fur less than 25e.
truant a ordinary words to line.
lyocals will not be taken over toe
telephone except from East Oregon
Ian paid up subscribers.
For sale 10 head of good work
horses (150 each. Inquire E. L Smith
& Co.
Few head of heavy work horses for
sale. Phone SF12, or write Route L
Box 44.
For automobile upholsterv. an arti
ficial silk Is being made from spun i """ceptiblllty an
glass In England I cation.
i his la the explanation
Explains Xeed of Good BodJjea lectures th nhv.i i
OREGON Ansirm.Tm., rV ' , ' thp Ph l requirements
, . V. ... r " '" "oman me and the physical iic-
I LEGE, June 21. "Msn is born the vet, ,,... ,., .wSiv . ... .
most helpless of animals, but de- lu,f i . t , L, . . t"T ,eC-
pendence in babyhood is associated
with the essentially humss. character- and me V ' T r""
in,.u ... , . mental development of mankinif
istics of capacity for progress and of thp .ftUMM. Z "
: ., - ..j..,,, ouioari naiure or
"i -uu neremt irv
Protestant Hospital. Mrs. Jas.
nf the spi
Spears, Bjers Grove. Pendleton, Ore. i fJal "l ',lucati'" experiem ed
Phone 340J -v a" members of the human family,
' . . . 1 a" brought out by Miss Alice Raven-
ior sale-A few nead full blood hm form(.r,v 1(.ctur(.r ()f Ki
Shropshire sheep Jos. Porter. Phone ,.n,jon, , h(r wriM f ,Pcture8
via
Houaekeeplng rooms. 808 Willow
Wontei Aniateurs
Man wants work aa separator tend.
Apply at Alta "r 16 vars experience. John Dock-
iweiler. Meacl m. ore.
For r?nt Furnished rooms '.-1
Franklin
For rent -Four room cottage. Ken-i
more Apt 617 Willow
Reliable woman wants work on
ranch Phone 27SJ.
Peoland Broe.' transfer Co. har"i
torage warehouse Phone lit.
Furnlahed house for rent, close In.
Phone tlOJ
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street Telephone 24.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phone (tlM. 140 W. Railroad st.
For rent Office room In Judd
building Apply F E. Judd, American
f.'atlonal Bank.
Wanted Experienced girl for gen
eral housework; references preferred.
.surroundings, occupations
and social life, .in(j ,he development
ot the instincts and habits of each In
dividual. She explains fully the fac
tors that Influence activities of the
child and seeks to relate the child's
training in home and school to the nat
ural forces operating through the
child. That the Oregon teachers ap
preciate this course Is shown by the
fact thut i.. f..,.. . u , .
cultural , iiee Th. i, ,.,.. i. . ' r leciures were
. " " started. Monday. June
and free your system of blood poisons
purify your blood, overcome constl
patlon and have an excellent tonic ef
fect on tbe entire system. Makes you
feel like living, only Ho at druggists.
Adv.
ALLIES SEEKING TO
PREVENT MEXICAN WAR
on eaes-uropping testimony allege'l
lo hav, bSI n obtained by tapping their
lelephone wires. At top, Monslgnoi !
John J Dunn, chancellor of the Arch-1
diocese of New, York. Below, the
Itev. Fattier William B, Fnrrell, of!
s. s. peter and Paul's Church, Brook-1
H
ot. the physical development of chil
hOod, which are l,einx delivered at the
summer school of the Oregon Agri-
more than
one hundred teachers had enrolled
for the special courses
FRANCE AND ENGLAND
MUST SUPPORT U. S.
noted International authority on hy
giene, child life, eugenics and the
forces that shape the development of
the child.
Miss Kavenhlll has been more sign-
Apply 514 Lewis street or phone 793J. "Hv honored in the appointment to
We have party wanting a ranch In commissions in various scoentifle as-
Oregon, value $15,000 to $30,000 "orations by the British government PA His, June HI. France and
Buckeye Realty Co., Spokane, Wash. lhan other woman. She was spe- Kn'and can follow only one policy In
calb commissioned bv the Royal gov- Mexico that is to support loyally any
Rooming house for sale. Mala ernment as Investigator In various by the United States In the hope
street. In center of business district. European countries. She is the only ,hi" '' obtain the support 0f one
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen-! woman ever to have bee,, mods a fel- "f Mexl. an factions and thus fa-
land Bros. i Um l)f (h(. Hva) santarv institute 1 '"'" the pacification of the coun-
Prompt automobile taxi service,! and she was appointed university ex-
day or night Funerals to cemetery tension lecturer for the anlver.nie. This was the gist of Palis editorial
WASHINGTON,
they believe German Influence has
leen sought to Inflame the Mexican
gOVem roonl against the I'nlted States
representatives of the entente powers
are br'nglnjj pressure to bear on Gen
eral V nustlano C'arranza In an effort
to prevent him from forcing a break
with the American government, state
departn.nt officials admitted the re
ceipt of indirect reports
XKW YOiUv June , New York's
wire tapping scandal lias assumed un-
"' dented proportions, with the re-
.uest of Mayor Mitchel that District
Attorney Swam, begin criminal pro
(eedlngs against Motislgnor John J.
Dunn and Father William B Farrell.
The mayor has sent the police wire
rapping records relating to the two
clergymen In the recent charity In
vestigation to the district attorney
Cleveland, Ohio. "For years I suf
fered 60 sometimes it acemcd as though
I could not stand
it any longer. It
was all in my lower
organs. At times I
could hardly walk,
for if I stepped on a
little stone I would
almost faint One
ay I did fnint and
my husband was
sent for and the doc
tor came. I was ta
ken to the hospital
and stayed four weeks but when I camo
home. I would faint just the same and
had the same pains.
A friend who is a nurse snid for me to
try Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I began taking it that very day
for I was suffering a great deal. It
has already done me more good
than the hospital. To anyone who ta
suffering as I was my advice is to stop
in the first drug-store and get a bottle
of Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com
pound before you go home. "Mrs. W.
being successful.
Ueprisentatives of the entente pow
"rs say Germaiiv Is anxious to see a
conf'lct between the Cnlted States
The district attorn. v. ,,' v.. I C. BROWN, 1109 Auburn Avenue.Cleve-
IndiestlAS wlM ronrtuct a fnr reaching John Doe land, Ohio.
Investigation st wbien both the priests! Why not take Mrs. Brown's advice?
and Mayor Mitchel will be heard, and ' Write for tree and helpful
" wldenct e is presented, the advice to Lydia E. Plnklians
will be asked for Indict- Medicine Co.fconlldeiitlul .Lvnii.
:ind Mexico and South
America.
and Central
ments.
Mass.
For rent-Newly furnished rooms. ; only ,, 60 phon, Hotel if London and Cambridge. She was 1 omment on the Mexican situation.
7$$ Auru street. Phone llil.
Km- sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness Inquire Telephone Stn
Meo. For sale 10 head of good work
horse $11,0 ea h Inquire E L Smith
Co.
Us pressed iOc; dry cleaned.
$1 It Kudd. S10 W. Webb. Phone
George. Carney Tail Cs.
'also made a member of the commit- which seems to be nearlng a crisis.
For rent A large, well-furnlshed tee In the Eugenics Fducation Hocle-
The Echo I)e Paris says
room close In. on Jackson street jty. In the child Study Society, and vvitsons first mistake was to ex-
Sultable for one or two gentlemen other research working bodies. She l"M'1 gratitude from Carranza It was
Tel. W. Is also the author of a number of ;l "'Kger mistake to overlook Mexican
For rentTwo furnished apsrth"OKH hygiene, child life, and rela- hostility to the United States and the
ments, strictly first class, steam heat.
hot and cold water, by week er
month and two furnished single
rooms. Kenmore Apts, $17 Willow.
ted subjects, and ha written manv impossibility of a weak policy crush-
articles for scientific Journals. In8 SUl'h a feeling Wilson cannot ac
In her work at the summer school ' enl blow In the face from Carnin
Miss Kavenhlll is giving two courses of, 2a after humiliating the kaiser,"
IMstrili IttoroSf Kills Father.
BBBCKKNftlDGE; Col, June 22.
District Attorney Barney U Whatb y
was Jailed here on a charge of shoot
ing and killing his father, M. W.
Whatley, at the Whatley ranch, near
Breckenrldge. Whatley refused to
discuss the affair except to say that
he was compelled to shoot to save h In
sister and himself.
Iwh of Vitality Is loss of the prin
ciple of life, and Is early Indicated by
falling appetite and diminishing
strength and endurance, Hood's Sar
caparllla Is the greatest vitallzer It
acts on all the organs and functions,
and builds up the whole system Adv.
Pemeco Meats
Prepared In Pendleton
We will buy your eggs, chicken
and veal
CENTRAL MARKET
Phone 455.
10 K. Alta
t