East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 14, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE Has proven to be a Winner; in fact far better than we expected. Because we advertise nothing unless we can produce the goods at prices quoted. Because this sale coming at a time when you can readily use the merchandise. Because everything in our mammoth stock is reduced except contract goods. Because we give you the best for the price no matter what the price. DAILY EAST GREG ONI AX. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1916. TABLE LINENS All our Table Linens, Napkins, Lunch Clotltt, Lunch Napkins. Table Cloths are to be put out on Bargain Counter. Right now you will be able to use the goods. Some special Table Damask Cloth and Napkins for harvest time. TABLE LINEN 65 Quality. July Clearance Sale . 4S 75c Quality. July Clearance Sale. 59i S1.00 Quality. July Clearance Sale 79t $1.25 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale 97 f $1.50 Qual.. Julv Clearance Sale $1.18 $2.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.61 $2.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.95 $3.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $2.27 NAPKINS Including Dinner and Lunch Napkins. $1.00 Quality. July Clearance Sale 87 $1.35 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.10 $1.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.18 $1.75 Qual., July Clearance Sale $1.47 $2.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.59 $3.75 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $3.13 $4.00 Qual., July Clearance Sale $3.39 $4.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $3.98 S5.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $4.18 $5.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $4.69 $6.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $5.10 $6.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $5.39 $7.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $5.9S $7.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $6.29 $9.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $7.65 $10 Qual.. July Clearance Sale . $8.13 TABLE AND LUNCH CLOTHS $1.00 Quality. July Clearance Sale 79 $1.25 Quality. July Clearance Sale 95 $1.50 Qua.., July Clearance Sale $1.17 $2.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $1.61 $2.50 Qual., July Clearance Sale $1.95 $3.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $2.39 $3.50 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $2.88 $4.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $3.31 $5.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $4.28 $6.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $4.85 $7.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $5.79 $8.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $6.75 $9.00 Qual.. July Clearance Sale $7.65 $10 Qual., July Clearance Sale $7.95 Special Lot of Mens Suits Reduced Please remem ber that these are all our reg ular high class makes; we carry no other. This is an exceptional lot at special prices. $25.00 Suits, July Clear. Sale $17.25 $27.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale $18.25 $27.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale $13.50 $26.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale $14.50 $15.00 Suits. July Clear. Sale $10.75 $17.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale $11.75 $2Q.00 Suits. July Clear. Sale $13.45 $28.50 Suits, July Clear. Sale $18.25 $27.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale $16.25 $25.00 Suits. July Clear. Sale $13.75 $22.50 Suits. July Clear. Sale 814.35 $13.50 Suits, July Clear. Sale $8.75 All Muslin Princess Slips now Reduced One-Third. EVERY NEW CLOTH COAT MUST GO. July Clearance Price $7.95, $12.50 Original prices were from $12.50 to $32.50. The price reductions show that we moan business, no woman need ing a coat need leave here dissatisfied, if style, quality of materials or reasonable price count for anything. Large checks, corduroy in Copenhagen blue or rose, gabardine in tan or blue, wool duvetyne in Kelly green and wool poplin in vari ous desirable colors. STYLISH SILK SUITS $19.95 Original Prices to $45.00 Hore i a bargain item that should ap peal to you. For your vacation traveling suits for wear on cool3flavs now and early fall these high grade garments are un surpassed. Exquisite quality taffetas, tailored in the most approved fashion make these suits of navy or Copenhagen blue and black an adornment to . their wearer. THIS SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES IN SILK DRESSES AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $19.95 The regular prices were up to $35.00. Just what you'll need to finish out the summer. Stylish combinations of Geor gette crepe and taffeta or all taffeta in navy and Copenhagen blue, Quaker grey and dark grey, African brown and black and white stripe. ONE LIMITED LOT OF SILK DRESSES VALUES TO $27.50 FOR $9.98 This small lot is an opportunity for the women that wear from size 40 to 46. The styles are all of the newest. One model of good quality Jap silk is excep tionally suitable for warm weatherwear. The others are in navy blue taffeta, char meuse or crepe de chine.' Durable dress es suitable for wear now or in the fall. T.P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP 3 Phones, all 15. Cleanliness Economy Service Saturday's shoppers will find a splen did variety of fresh fruits and vege tables in our COOL, CLEAN, FLYLESS basement. 25c Catsup Julv Clearance Sale Trice, bottle 15 3 Pound Can Chocolate July Clear ance Sale 83 JULY CLEARANCE SALE 30c Catsup, bottle 23 25c Asparagus, 5 cana .. $1.00 Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple,' 6 cans 95 Blue and White DINNERWARE, July Clearance Sale 10', reduction. THE BARGAIN BASEMENT To keep the kiddies cool and clean Children's Cover Garments. Rompers, tan blue, white Slip-Overs, blue and white Cover Aprons, blue and white Middies, blue and white Cover-Ups, blue and whit" On Display in the Bargain Basement. 296 y3oFf All our Parasols are reduced 1 ,; from original price. A splendid assortment to select fro m. Every one a beauty. Every one guaran teed first class stock. Right now when you need it most. ' :( off regular price. SHOES SHOES Lot 598 Ladies' patent, Mary Jane, low heel pump. Regular $3.00. Sale Price $2.35 Lot 676 Misses' white canvas Mary Jane pump. Sizes 11VI to 2. Regular price $1.50 Sale Price $1.15 Lot 776 Children's white canvas ba bv doll pump. Regular price $1.15. Sale Price . 90c Lot 608 Men's gun metal, low but ton Oxford. Regular price $4.00. Sale Price $3.1 Lot 609 Men's tan Russia calf, low button Oxfords. Regular price $4.00. Sale price ' $3.15 WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR REDUCED Ml Cotto 15c I 20c l 08c 1 :i.v l Mr i WW i 11.00 01.25 1 1. .VI kit:. XiMMI S'.ViO 13.00 S.I..VI 14,09 tft.OO Women's Underwear of silk. n at the following rootlCtlOM nderwear J"J Clenrniwi Sole nderwear. J ub ClOWtMOO Bale nderwear, Jiily Clearance Bali mli I " tar. Jul) clearance Sale . Underwear, Julv Clearance Bote, 'nderwear. July Clearance Bale 'nderwear, Jul) Clearance Bale Underwear, July Clearance sale Underwear, July Clearance Bole Underwear, Jul) Clearance Sale Underwear, July Clearance sale Underwear, Jul) Clearance sale Underwear, July Clearance Bale I -isle Und rwear, Underwear, Underwear, Cnderwear. July Clearance July Clearance Bale Sale ISO I Or . 10c i!Sc Mi III. sea ( Mc 11,11 11.80 IIJIO ll.TO 11.00 ;.:( S'J.TH 10.10 s.: 'is Pendleton's Greatest Dept. Store THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Were It Pays to Trade NORMAL ATTENDANCE IS 806 YEARLY (..MX SHOWN SINCE THE ESTVKI.InIIMEni or Ml l MKIt SCHOOL. The Friday Bridge Club was ver enjoyably entertained yesterday aft ernoon Of Mrs Raymond at her horns on Water street High score honors were won b Mr. Sesmith Ankeny! duests outside the membersh p in cluded Mm C. F. -oleswurthy. Mrs Let Moorhouse. Mr-, a J McAlii-'.er, Mrs Laura V Nash, Mrs. A. L, "Yhaefer. Mra Cha Greulich. Mrs 1, E. Ringo. Mrs Clarence Vii'le .nan Mri) Conn and Mis Jennie per-, ). Mr. and Mra Sam K Thomp I n. M u, n ima and Catherine Thoir P on. Kb Jennie Murphy, Mr and Mra John Adai -'. Mr. and Mr George A. Hartm. r Mr. and Mrs. Lowell linger and Misses' I.ola. QWUlllllllte and Mildred Rogers left( jterday afternoon of auto for Hid away Springs wl.i-n- they will r-m: Mi Miss Edna Thompson, who ha la-en In Oakland. Calif, luring the winter and sprint, taking nurses tra.i M r,ure in a hoOlWPl. arrived o'uuf terri:t for a vacation of two wee;:. MONMOUTH, Ore., July It Kapid gains lire shown In the attend-' ance at the Oregon Normal .School summer setwions The school received, new course and a new set of instruc-1 tors when the reinstatement was ef-1 feited in 1911. The first summer school was held in 1912 and 152 stu- dents were enrolled; tn 1913 there; were 'i". in 1914 there were 491. in I 1915 there were 50s, and In 10 1 C ' there are tub. i The gTowth in attendance is laid I t" the new level of the state normal school The faculty was selected with I a view to specialized w ork, and the I Oregon normal is a standard normal! school of the i'nited States Teach-1 ers are prepared fur rural and city ! work. of a woman was discovered in mid stream. The ferry man w;is asked to stop ard lake the body from the water or tow It ashore, bul declared that on ac count of the strong current It Would be Impossible. The body was near enough to the ferry so that those aboard readily recognized it as that of a woman. It showed signs of hav ing been in the water for some time. MAPS MADE FOR CAMPERS DIAGRAMS snow SPOTS loi; RECREATION IN NATIONAL roRIS! RESERVES. snd Mrs Vo!h-y By Lie motored to ;ingham Springs lor the day y I ; i Mrs Chi rles I lOOBinerg, who h.- Ihmmi .juiie lew at -i Anthony's hotq.it . following a MTlOUe operation. !s re ported to be a little unproved. Miss Sydney Sol imtrville left tits week for Seaside for an mitlng Ralph U. StantilU. Kcho barter, j in tin eft) vBolsrdi) ofteroooe Mr and Mrs Hair, BartboLm-i ot Stlinfleld Wei- rendlelon is.t u - ,v.trda) . RUSSIA C'.PTUPE 2000 MORE TEUTONS iktrik;rai Jui H Castor ol 10(1 Herman and Austrian piior ers In Uiille on the lower Ktnpa rt" w miiiouned officially 0) (ho wr department The ststeim nt Oe cbinsd that the fighting stll' In I iv .lining the most deeper te In the whole wsr kfeakan Once E Hull m NEW rORK, July 13 Ernesto! Madero, brother of the late Francisco U Madero and minister of finance in the cabinet of the slain president of Mexico, is being sued in the supreme court for 1 3 0 0 by Amalla Tapin D'- Cornejo, who says that she waa his . housekeeper in Monterey and in this city, but that the wealthy defendant I (sited to pay her. Senora O'Cornejo j Says that her srices which In -M-x-. co i re worth 111 a month- and in j New York $." a month. Madero. in his answer, says that ander 'he laws of Mexico an aeilon fori p iM.n.ii service cannot be brought I after I lapse of three years. PL'VALLIP BERRY CROP lilt; N'carlv 8000 pickers Are Working; S000 .More Are Nexled. . PL'I.ALLl.'P. Wash.. July 14 -The I'H.valliip valley is shipping 1 to 1 cars of red raspberries dally. Each car contains from tiuo to 700 crates. They are consigned chiefly to Rocky Moun tain and Middle Western cities. About Vina pickers are Working, but growers are still about 2UU0 short. Po kers are scan e and difficult to hold when obtained Since the rains have stopped, the berries are in fine shipping Condition cherries ale be ing sent from Salem and North Yaki ma for use in some of the canneries Most of the valley cherries have been cracked by rain. ' PORTLAND, ore July 14 Recre ation maps of the liischutes, OchoCO, Oregon. Siskiyou. HiUSlaW and I'ma tills National Forest-, of Oregon, and the Chelan. Olympi- and Washington National Forests of Washington have been ompleted by the department or Agriculture, and are now being dis tributed to those who desire them. These maps show the available roads and trails, the location of ranger sta tions, lookout stations, and other points of Interest on the forests. special map of the Columbia iior.;e Park In Oregon is also being dlstrlb- I'll the baik of rnese maps am printed a description or the forest apd other Information of value to campers and tourists together with rules regarding forest fires and the It is asserted that residents of Ma rio are responsible for a large pari Of these receipts, but It Is not within the duty of Oregon officers to stop them if they comply with the Anderson law Proceedings are contemplated to test, by appeal to the supreme court, beginning in a loc-al court hero, whether an Individual Is entitled to 2 I quarts of beer or two iiuarts ot whis key in a monib or only one of the two. SHOE STYLES SHOULD NOT CHANGE HE SAYS, TAOOMA HEALTH OFFICER ! -CLARES mom PEOPLE ll Wi: IXMiT TROUBLES. with quick consumption last SeOtem. ber. She is only 24 years old. HERRV Pit 'K FOR l)Y y. SO it is .planned to similar map' of thi ol forests until all THEOSOPHITST'S HEAD IS KEPT FROM BOMBAY LoNDOM, July 14. Mrs. Annie liesant. head of the Theosophical So ciety of London, has been barred from entering Borrjbay. India, under the defense of India act. Mrs liesant s activities in further ing of the India home rule movent -nt were responsible for the authorities action. ETEI1 W To REAR 1JKTER WaMllnnton (.miTiior 10 SS'tk To dHy at oriliardn. VANi'Ol'YKR Wash.. July 14 fJOVmor Lister is t address the !5th Mtin'in! en ampmetit of the Clarke Cottat) Veterans' Association at Or C hards The eniampment will close after a short preparedness Parade and i program For three days vetcranx of all wars who je in this county, have been at the encampment of tne Oranri Armv of the Republic inMted all patriotic ' riis to i eb-brate with them. 010111- Rod? in Rlwr. KEI.S". Wash. July 13- Last Sat. nrrisv while the ferry plvlng the Co. lumbln river iietween Coble and Car- rolls wiu crossing the river the body Ismdon ( ar Juntos Track; To Hurt. LONDON, July 14 Seventy phssm, gers were injured when a double, decked streetcar Jumped the track and crashed Into a building In t hi t orthWeetem part of London. The accident occurred in front of an army hospital, and the whole staff of doc tors and nurses gave first aid si QVJekiy they probably prevented fata lities pare and print maining nation- covered. The maps are e.-i lally useful to hunt ers, fishermen, campers and tourists on the national forests. Copies may be obtained from the district foreHter, Portland. Oregon, or from the super visor of any foreal for which the map has been published BEND WANTS COUNTY SEAT LOCATED THERE B8ND, ore.. July 14 A commutes of 20 prominent bualneel and profes ional men of Herd will have charge of the rampalgn lame hed In Bond to move the county mat from Pniie vllle to liend. Mayor James A. F.istes of Rend it chairman of the committee. Action will be taken at once which will ex tend to the outlying districts to Ini tiate the campaign. Already there la spirited action upon tite part of the district lying on the east side ot the. county. The campaign proml.nn tu be a llvel) one for Crook county IIMIIO sll) TO RE Et IHilXi. Alan and Wile Bam $12. but Record l !MU tor Two Jtojs. THE DALLES, tire.. July 14. Twelve hundred poundl of cherries were picked by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson in eight hours, and J12 was pub! them for the work by O. I'. Kricr this week Mr. Thompson, who Is a rural mall carrier, haip.i day of and decided to earn a little extra money, , This is a record where a woman did port of the picking. Two boys picked more than tooo pounds In one day a lew weeks ago. HERRV STEM CSED IN WAR. Allies liny Protlucl -n The Dalle- to Make Poison (in-. THE DALLES, ore., July 1 1 Was co county cherry stems are being ship ped to Europe to make the poisonous gas that is used by tile opposing ar mies In France. The stems from which cyanide ot potassium Is Qtade, were formerly shipped in hales 0 Oermany, but since the beginning of the war have been bought up by representatives of the allies and shipped to Ktixliud. Sever al tons will be shipped this season by The Dalles canneries. SEATTLE. July 14 'There should bo less changes In styles, of shoes than in false teeth." This is ttie way Iir. E. H. Rich health officer of Tacotna, described j the prevalence of foot troubles In the United States and particularly the) northwest. He addressed the twenty-j seventh annual convention of the; Washington State Medical association. Two hundred doctors are in attend-j nnre In, Itc h said that IT per cent of1 the people were afflicted with foot trouble due to the modern shoes. Or. -i. it. Brown, "f Taooma, presided. Health of Troops to Re Studied, NEW YORE, July 14 Or Thom- as Hailing, former pwMic health com mlssioner ol Neo York, will leave for! the .Mexican border to study the; health of the regular tTOOfM and nu tlopal guard soldiers mi duty there Dr, Darlington, who has credentials from Becreary Baker, is consulting' sanitarian of the soldiers' welfare de. partment of the national civil feflora tlon sun a Harvester at tin SALINAS. Kans.. July 14 August Raaqutsl Is still a harvester it 6" years. Although he owns a 110 acre Missouri farm, he Is working in the wheat fields hen- for tt a da) He has followed the harvest in years. SEASHORE VACATIONS WATER CHARGES AT THE DALLES REDUCED a fire-fighting car for ueiii coal mini's Is built much like the chemical engine of a fire department Marries on Death iii-d. I'ARfS. July U, Peggy c.lllespb-. the Pittsburg girl, who for years tlaz Bled Paris and Monti Carlo with her riurlsig gowns and amazed even tin smart set with her eccentricities, and married on her death bed to Henry I Lctelier. one of the wealthiest men inj Prance. Mi;s (llltosple was stricken i HERK Yot WILL I IMi NEW ZEST FDR LITE In the sweet, salt breezes of the sea al OBARHART and SEASIDE, Warm sea water and surf bathing; golf, ten nis, trout fishing and other pastimes. IsiW COST V i ITIONH for the entire family, from 110 per week (for summer cottage 1 upwards Sell hotels, first class cuisine Sea foods abundant purest mountain wa ter Stopover is convenient via The NORTH HANK ROAD and the TWIN PALACES to or from California. Till: ORAM) I Yo oi THE ' on Miii v riyi;r highway l'Mll(. Mil HI HM D. SALEM, lire.. July 14. Oil paint ings i-aid to Is- worth HO.iUiO wen destroyed by fire here when the resi dence nct'opled by Ci L. S'. 'lair an artist, burned. The fire was caused through an at tempt of Mrs. St. Clnlr to start a fire with coal oil. The ran containing the Ibiuld exploded. Malheur's Manor Receipts itlHnwd In Pert to Neighbor. ONTARIO, Ore.. July 14. Five thousand, eight hundred fifty-six quarts of beer and T.tjn .piarts of whls ko or other strong lbpiors were ship ped into Malheur county In the month of June, according to affidavits from common carriers on file In the office of the county clerk THE DALLES, 'ire, July 14 Be cause the financial needs of the city water commission has been mafeilal ly lessened during (he past few months and because of the creation of a sinking fund to meet the 0t,0 "i bonds which matured July 1, 1010, the city water board hss announced1 the reduction of 2S cents on thai monthly rate of nit hoiischolrien to take offset August 1. 1910. Noted Horseman s I feud LEESBCRi. V'a., .filly 14.---Henry j Kalrfax. A member of the old Virgin ia family of that name and knowi throughout the country as a hone brooder, died here in his 67th year. an .9ie itk$ Arrow Light-Starched lapelml COLLAR CLUITT.IA00OVaCO.INC.MAKCR end the world-rivaling tlirouch the heart of the ( Portland enjoyed from th the NORTH HANK ROAD. Round trip from Pendleton SOBd postal for booklet. See local ageni Northern 1'wtflc, m 0--W. R. X V, r address. I! II CROMER Asst Oen, Pass Agt Portland. Ore. ujcadoo to trains of MS. 1.1