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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916.
The Sweetness of Low Prices Never
Equals the Bitterness of Poor Quality
Our Merchandise is the Best Always We do not Carry
"Take-a-Chance" Goods"It Pays to Trade At"
The Peoples Warehouse
SMART WASH SKIRTS $1.50 TO $5.75
Dashing styles, perfect fit and exclusive materials distin
guish the wash skirts we are showing. They are different from
the average garments displayed for your inspection.
All White Skirt of Jean. Indian Head, Linene. Gabardine.
Fio.ue and Cotton Poplin.
Striped Skirts of Gabardine, the new Silverblooni and
Ticking. Most suitable for picnicing. camping and motoring.
They are made full flare, with wide belts, sport pockets and
cuff bottoms SI. 50 to S5.75.
MEN'S WARM WEATHER
SHIRTS
Our shirt dept. is now in
perfect shape, and our stock
of shirts is the greatest ever.
The widest assortment you
ever saw, including silks,
madrasses, oxfords, percales
linens, etc. The greatest se
lection of sport shirts ever
shown in Pendleton Sl.OO,
SI. 50. $2.00 to $4.00.
NOTICE
This store will be closed from 10 till 11:30
in the morning and from 1 o'clock for the re
mainder of the day on July 4th.
WHITE CORDUROY
For extra skirts and "Norfolk Suits," 36-in. wide
show in the narrow wale. Medium weight and in
white only. The yard 85
PETTICOAT SATIN
A satin especially constructed for petticoat wear
and absolutely guaranteed, shown in all shades; 36
inches wide. The yard $1.25
SPECIAL NOTICE
Our buyer of Women's Ready-to-Wear Gar
ments will leave for New York City in a few
days to purchase the season's latest and best
styles in suits, coats, dresses, muslin underwear
etc., and children's wear. He will be glad to
perform any errand you may wish. If there is
any special garment you want talk to him
about it.
JACK TAR MIDDY BLOUSES
We are exclusive agents in Pendleton for the cel
ebrated Jack Tar Middies.
All are guaranteed
fast color notwith
standing the present
dye situation.
All of the latest
novelty effects in
stripes and plain col
ors as vell as the
staple r e g u 1 a tion
styles are included in
the extensive show
ing. They are priced
from.. 89? to $2.95
"T D U7 D 17 7 CLj" 3 Main Line
I. T. rV. 1 UfC I UVU OllUy Phones 1 5
CLEANLINESS
ECONOMY
SERVICE
Saturday's shoppers will find a great variety of Pure Food Table Supplies in our wonderfully cool, clean, per
fectly ventilated basement.
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES, everything that's in the market, kept clean and away from the flies.
For That Picnic Lunch Baskets, Lunch Sets, Wax
Paper, Paper plates and Napkins, Cold Meats,
sliced to your order.
Milk Fed Dressed Chickens for Saturday's trade.
Phone your orders early.
Fresh Cocoanuts Grated with the milk, can 15c
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple Packed in rich sugar
syrup. 6 cans 95c
Ginger Snaps Fresh and crisp, 2 pounds 25c
Bing and Royal Anne Cherries For canninir. phone
your orders.
Hood River Strawberries Extra fancy grade, the
box IOC; crate
S2.25
CROCKERY DEPT.
Percolator Sale Special each $1.79
Blue and White Dinnerware
Cups and Saucers, set of 6 $1.50
Plates, set of 6 $1.30
Meat Platters, Sugar Bowls, Creamers and Vege
table dishes to match.
T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee Pound 35
T. P. W. Special Teas the season's finest picking.
pound 60C and 75C
T. P. W. Bath Tablets Peroxide and Rose Glycer
ine, box of 12 $1.00
PURE CAN SUGAR, 100 POUND SACK $8.75
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays To Trade
Mr and Mrs. Dudley Hoffman spent
yesterday visiting Mrs Hoffman's
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. Taylor, and left on the evening
train en route to their home In St
Louis. They have been making a
honeymoon trip through the west.
Mrs Stanley Jewett, wife of Mr
Jewett of the biological survey, arriv
ed last evening from Portland. Thev
will make their permanent home here
P. T. Harbour of Weston was In
the eity yesterday.
It oss Newport returned to Hermis
ton last evening after spending the
day.
Judge J. W. Maloney arrived home
thty morning from Portland where he
spent yesterday. ,
Sheldon and Balf I'lrlch left last
evening on IS for a fishing trip to
Meaihnm ereek.
SPEAKER POINTS WAY
TO BETTKU I I V
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unsightly wlroJ overhead? No mod
ern eity tolerates these things on
thelt business streets ate more, and
you don't have to tolerate them. All
'hat is necessary is that you stand to.
petite- Slid nnike I community de
mand for their removal. Your nrnn
rhentaj post tamps give a good im
predion by night but the sight o(
these piles (tree another impression
by day."
In speaking of th approach to the
city, he complimented Pendleton on
the tf.iutlful depot parks but ask'l
whv the first view should he spoiled
by the .-'ght Of the ugly Happy Can
yon grandstand.
He kt.-i.r.gly urged the city to take
advantage cf Its lertfi hy heautlfyin;
them and making of them a pictur
esque promenade Pendleon has a
beautiful location between hills, he
slated, hut declared the city should
have parks on the hills and should
beautify some of the bald, uglv spots
that show prominently, by planting
trees and shrubs.
He commends Pendleton for her
Round-T'p of which he has heard a
great ileal, and he advocitted that, In
the event that this eity should give
up her frontle,' show, to get some
o'her distinctly celebration. He also
ptalsf' tin city for the beautiful nata
torittm but asked why more provision
has net been made for public play
grounds He had good wards for the new M-
pests are no longer necessary. It Is L
, . tMMlH n.,,nU to take care
, ii, , I ' , 1 U I 1 ',,.. , r,
of their own poultry' and cattle than
for the whole town to have fences
It Is cheaper to stop the breeding of
flies and numqultos than for the
whole town to have screens. It will
soon be as disgraceful to have a fly
In the house as a bedbug A fly is not
nearly so particular about her asso
ciations. "America's chief contribution to city
making Is the tree-lined, lawn-lined,
fenceless residence stieetB. These
streets should open out at frequent
Intervals into parks and playgrounds.
The schoolhouses should be surround
ed by playgrounds. All the public
buildings should be grouped for con
venience and beauty and he used by
the public as often as possible There
can lie no adequate public spirit with
out public recreation and public mee.
ings. Kverybody ought to vote. Tho
man who doesn't vote Is a traitor to
his town The woman who doesn't
vote is a traitor to her town.
"Do Improvements cost money'.'
The nations of Kurope are spending
over 50 million dollars a day digging
graves. If we become Involved we
should appropriate at once a thou
sand millions for murder, fan we
not spend freely for life? Are lovo
and science not so powerful as hate
and greed?"
WO
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VOLUNTEERS ENLIST
IN A NEW COMPANY
(tOAEBUBO, fire., .lune 10. Acting
with Colonel ft i'. Qantanbetn of
i ortland, ir. v. w. Hgynea, a lieu-
ti nam with the Second Oregon Hoops
lii the Philippines, on Wednesday be
gan the enlistment of a volunteei
company of Infantry for Itoselnirg.
which will be ready for duty in case
of it call for volunteers.
According to Captain J. . Buchan
an of the Coast Artillery company
here, there are a number who will
enlist either in the Const Artillery or
a company of volunteer infantry, and
Dr. Manes expects no trouble in secur
ing enough men for a company of
volunteers.
A number of recruits have alreadv
been secured for the Coast Artillery
company.
, A
Sensible
Cigarette
BARS CI.EIRED OF GtRLS.
the Fifteenth Cavalry, who was killed
by being crushed under a horse at
Kort William McKlnley at Hual. Ill
the Philippine Islands. May i
Thompson's body arrived from San
Francisco and was tQ be sent 00 the
ti rand Trunk to QoodfllSj Midi. hl
firmer home. The bier was draped
here with the American flag and a
car has been placed at the disposal of
the army b the railroad.
Thompson was the nephew of F. W.
Ruby, of the Thomus Cusack Com
pany, and the first of a family of 10
children to die. Ills mother Is a wid
ow. Before enlisting about three
years ago. Thompson was a member
of the Michigan national guard.
and
brary nd t
new feiien.l
about the
compliment;
I revision hi
St. Paul police Start nintnKn
Increase Detoottves,
ST PAI'I,. June .10 -.Augmenting
J St Patrick's so-called purity squnil by
; two additional detectives, police he
gin the other night what Is said to be
a detci mined move to clean on i itv
'streets and wine rooms frequented ,
young girls.
Six detectives started the crusade
Detective Joseph Beau belt! mil Pat
rick Smith were transferred from the
Prior avenue district and assigned to
s Im atlon and for the 1 work with Detectives Herman Vail.
building inn his remarki I Henry cummlnia, Joseph Pugioasa
Itv hall were not verv and Thomas McMahnn.
Early thai night they were called
in conference with Henry UcColi.
nrnmlaalonar of public safety, and
John J. O'Connor, cnief of police and
were assigned 'beats In the downtown
district.
The campaign. It ts said, first will
be one of warning, but failure to ob
serve the letter of the law will mean
quick nrre-t
Dotty Thorne was arrested at 111
North Franklin street for selling li
quor without a license Several wom
en were arrested on charges of vag
rancy "The Increase of the purity squa I
has no significance of particular Im
port," Ci mmlssloner Mcfnll said. ' We
Intend to enforc e the law."
M CENSE CLERK MISSING,
He asked why some
it been taken for the
grouping (f public buildings in a
comnr'nlty center.
Dr Zuebelin declared himself In
favor c municipal ownership of light
and water plant.-, as a means of giving
citizens better and cheaper service
i and he predV-Wd that It would onh
be a matter of time until Pendleton
I adoptl the p'an of a business manager
for the adrriipsfratlon of the city.
H ' contrasted the country of today
! with that of thirty years ago showing
j the big advances being made In every
i line of human endeavor and actlvOv.
Incidentally he told of striking In
stances of (it'es over the country de-
I veloptng a community spirit and of
the results
"Twenty "ears ago there were but
three avenues for the citizens whi
wnpte 1 to l-e of social service the
church, the nhoi i and charity," he
Organ He c nl!l)Ued:
i "These were Carnal to the mat
! who really had n love for his fellow
men. Respects hie .tonic thirty years
ago were not snr-l o-ed to be interest,
ed In polities f.ii' today no right
' mldded nerson feels 'hat a stigma is
plaeed iipan h'm by enterlnfe politics.
I On who wishes to .erve his fellows
jmott effectively erd Immediately
I should go Into pahtk1 life. Any man
If tot, good to go Into
BACON AND CORNED
BEEF WILL BE DIET
CHICAGO, June 30. Corned beef
and bacon will 1 the steady diet of
Ihe American soldiers at the border
If orders placed here by the quarter
master's department of the army are
a criterion. So far. I.OOO.iino pounds'
of baron and SOn.OnO pounds of corned
beef have been ordered from local
packing firms for the government for
emergency delivery.
Tim Boys Have Friend,
W1LL.I8TON, V D. June IS, Har
ry and Aunts Otrtand, It and 11 years
old, respectively, sons of X. J. g
iand. are the heroes of Wllllston as
result of wiving the life of John Town,
send. 1" years old. who was drown
ing In the Utile Muddy river neur
traded by the Townsend bojrt
. James O gland went to his as
nee. The drowning boy caught
nd about the neck and the two
ipeared The elder hoy then res
both.
whi h"
p(l'ltil
church.
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LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement.
Housekeeping rooms 108 Willow.
For rent Furnished rooms. 621,
Franklin.
Wanted - Middle aged woman to
work on ranch Phone HI
Wanlet - Amateurs Apply at Alta
theater.
Anyone wishing Mrs Mae Fried!)'
to sew by the day, phone 77 W
For sale 10 bead of good work
homes $U0 e' h Inquire E L Smith
C o.
For sale-Emmerson piano In first
else condition Inquire Folsom
furniture store.
For rem office room in Judd
building Apply F. E. Judd. Amerlcn
rational Bank.
Lost Sack of truck chains, be
tween Weston and dry creek. Notify
1) B Waf' le, Pendleton, Ore.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night Funerals to cemetery
only II 10 Phone f 10 Hotel ,
George. Carney Taxi Ce.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street Telephone 124.
For Rent S-room house. Garden
and Shade, Inquire 17 Willow St.
Suits pressed 60c; dry cleaned.
11.50. Rudd. 210 W. Webb. Phone
681.
For sale 10 head of good work
horses 150 each. Inquire E L Smith
& Co.
Rooming house for sale. Main
street In center of business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deliv.
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros
IMS Heauregard. Phone 227J
For Sale The only exclusive con
fectionery In town of 1500, doing a
good business. Selling on account of
other business. Address East Oregon
la n, No. 11.
For sale Five room house, east
Court street. Desirable location, close
to shook A genuine bargain. For
particulars address R C. Jory, Mau
pln, Ore
Fr Rent, K'-nmore Apts.
and rooms, call at 117 Willow.
Wolves Ittack Ranger.
HOQUIAM, Wash., June 30. chria
Morgenroth, district forest ranger for
the Ellwah river district of the Olym
pic Peninsula, was forced to seek
safety in a tree by a pair of big tim
bt wolves while on a trip In the Ell
wah valley about three weeks ago.
He shouted at the wolves and
threw pebbles at them, expecting to
be able to frighten them off, but thev
paid no attention to nls attempts, hut
began to draw in (lose to him He
finally escaped, but was forced W
fight his way for two miles along the
trail until he reached the Gran;
Humes ranch. The wolves pressed
dose on him all of the time and
three times he was compelled to hack
against a tree and fight the brute
off with a club and stones.
Word of Morgenroth's adventure
was brought to Hoqulam by For -t
Supervisor R, I. Pill Will, In charge of
the Olympic national rorest. Morgen
roth, whose headquarters are at Port
Angeles, has been employed as a ran
ger for many years and Is one of the
best woodsmen on the peninsula. In
the past he never has carried a gun,
declaring there was no danger In the
woods of the Olympic Peninsula.
Wolves have been noflccable nu
merous the past season In the Olym
pics and lately have been CO mini
ddwn unusually low.,
I I nit Juice plant Ready.
ALBANY, Ore, June 30. Albany's
new plant for ihe manufacture of fruit
Juices will begin operation. Practi
cally ii. 1 of the machinery has been
installed, and, with the exception of
ronie mi'ior matters which can be ar
ranged o.ter, everything Is In readi
ness for operating the plant to full
( opacity
The Albany i-'rult Juice company,
which owns the new plant, has est&b-
;jshi'd : record for quick
ganhMtlob was begun onl
weeks uro. but the stock
oniokly and mat hlnerv ord
machinery has been installed rapidly
so that ihe plant could lake care of
the tocacll.iries us soon as they be
came i!,c. The company Is composed
laigdy of local men.
rk
Thi
Benotine la a clay which Is used
to give body and weight to paper in
the preparation of dressing for In
flamed hoofs of horses and a consti
tuent of antlphloglstlne and as an
adultant of candles and drugs.
Stockhridge, Mass Today there are
-.no ,.r tbi m ir i( :,7. Central Pan.
New York was e-l.'loished amid wild
protests. Now 'he cHy without a
park an 1 tittlVyfiid system doesn't
lift Its heal In ".Slid bathing In the
oceiii at BtSton w is no longer pro
hibited Nd until 'yiv did Milwau
kee establish the fust public both In
the Country. In 17 2,. Brookllne,
Haas,, tttablmhtd i playground, but
Boston did not htf r of It for ten
years. Now every city has them. In
the same year a Vacation school was
recommended in Cambridge, hut Bos
ton established the first one several
years later In rfftfty every case the
original impulse was dormant for
twenty years and Cltly within the Inst
ten or fifteen ears has It become a
.Bring and (loirnm.nl lorce.
"The town heglfM at the ford or
btldtfa or pike (i railway station
where peotd" ain.-e There must be
only one railway station until the
population reaches half a million
From this station the progressive
town make. ,.in approach by a park or
dignified, weii lighted street to the
business section, lii the business area
the town cannot afford to have polos
or wire- in sigh., except the post to
support its display lighting. The
streets must oe paved and clean and
free from encumbrances (f the town
is to prove that it fias Jive business
men. The street Is where the char
acter of the t'wn is read. When
there are dirty streets, there nre dirty
people. Refuse must tie disposed of
by the municipality garbage, ashes,
streetsweeplngs, sewage all being
handled collectively, pure water, pure
milk, pure food must he presupposed
Flies, mosqultos, smoke, and other
l snme rime iMn or Dm ion, o
Funds Disappear.
DAYToN, ii June II. Baity A.
Alagazlner 26 years old, city license
clerk, has disappeared and the police
of several cities have been requested
to look lor him.
MKgaziner is alleged to be short
$-Jiui in his accounts.
Maguziner lias not repotted for du
ty and Finance Director Hugh Wail
has begin, an examination of his
books.
Mrs. Magaziner called on Finance
Director Wall, having been mystified
by, her hUsbajtd'l absence, she de
clared that lie had kept her in Ig
norance Of his alleged WrOngdOlUgl
and she almost collapsed when In-1
formed 0( the alleged shortage
DKAD s, h i, h i, ()oRKI).
Resinol Sureiy
Heals Sick Skins
" i
Skins
When you know phyatetaaa have pre
leribed h. --in.il for met Ml yesrs in the
treatment of rcsttna am! other itching.
burning unsightly skig
eruptions, gad have
written thousands of
reports tuning: "It is
n v regular presc iption
for Itching," "Resinol 0
dnced brilliant
' "Tiie result it
lias pr
results,'
gave W
one of t
When I!
Ig skitt;J,
f eczema, etc-
nt touch lteha
ualhf stojn gad
act of lUn.el
clears away eo
", or 1 1 her di
iv, leaving the
.' Sold by all
Kctall lakes Charge or Body or Man t
Who Dies in Philippine. Use Resinol Roup n ilarly I
CHfCAOO, june 3d. "He was a '"' Mtoniahed to Bnd 'iov quickly
soldier of the United Btates." j j' oottea and clean ... (he pores, and
With this explanation Lieutenant! ' '" ' .' "I'd fresh,
Kennedy, of the recruiting service id !
Hie Arinv in Chicago, ordered a detail j imn
to do mllltarj honori over the body
Charles . Thompson, private of R F F IU P
You let any work in our
r. d"rr n i a !ine' dor,,t forget t0 et
VAb I UK I A our pncea- Estimates
For Infants and Children uSVES" ?
In Use For Over 30 Years cement work
"fftfzsr S. RUGO & CO.
signature of l-tWZ&2c&K Telephone 461
Pemeco Meats
Prepared In Pendleton
We will buy your eggs, chicken
and veal
CENTRAL MARKET
Phone 455.