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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 21. 1916
PAGE THREE
LAND SEEKERS ARE
WELL PLEASED WITH
STANFIELD SECTION
Tie Come Thftv Saw Thftv Rniinht
SPECIAL!
Lunch Goods
for
AUTO PARTIES
Everything Fresh and Clean
Also big Saturday specials "in all
meats, come in or call up.
Downs
Met
Phones 188 or 187
GROCERY DEPT. ME 688
Aiin ri!i pacing crtv,
W .VSHIXOTON, INSPECT
THE pkojeot,
Buy i p inn Acre r land ami Mil'
Move There Sum', Two Carload i(
Cattle Shilling to the Portland
Market) Daughter i- Born; Other
NeWN or l!strlct.
MINNESOTA REPORTED
SOLD FOR $3,000,000
consideration said t
lie
SAN PRAXCMOO, .tliI
port to the Merchanta'
Ware to the effect that the Hill liner
Minnesota has been aoIi) to tin- Toyo
Toklo at
$1,090,000.
onii-lala of the Japanese firm to
daj' refuted to confirm the report.
but Intitnatad negotiation ure pend
.10. He- t iik that a Hale mltrht have lieen made
BlchaiUTC "'Is time. The Minnesota, which
Is thf largest rreltrht carrier In the
world is havinif new boilers Installed
and will he reHily to Mil in Beptem-
Kaish.i Bteamanlp
oupniu
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V YoullGocojnizeS.S.S.Cartons
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On (he thrhei of ronr dnig.
gilt by the absence of any ibuwy
designing more to will yes ir
cogalaewhy s.s. s. htbe StanJ
n:d iilood Pur'flfr tiler Riving it
i.n '.pportunitjr to rebuild ind
ttrrnglhen yoar 'run down' blind
,:h il wonderful tonic t,uil
itiri. The Swift Specihc Co.
Atlanta. Ga.
(Baal Orefonlan Special.)
STANFIKI.D, Ore.. July tl. A
party of land Neekers from 1'arlflc.
City, Washington, arrived Tuesday.
The were taken over the project audi
were .- well pleased with the lookaj
of thiliK" that the) DOUfht "0.. hun
dred mid sixty acres of land and win
move hen. The party conaiated "'I
Missis. Ilurke. Harris, Downe) and
( I'Orady,
Adams and Co, snipped two car
loads of lat rattle to the Portland
markets (his week. Horace Walker
had charge of them.
w. J Kunii.-h or Portland spent
Sunday here.
u Barker of Pendleton, ia em
ployed in the Standard oil ice.
Mrs. V. H. Conway and children,
are vislUng rrieadi to Wanton
Mi and Mm Win, Pick aie beta!
itlicltalcd on the arrival of a BOO.
The sork Vial ted at the home of
Mi. .ml Mrs. Louie Alterbury the
last of tht week and lelt a little girl
baby
Mis- Jennie Hem.in.in is spending
her vocation with trlenda in Astoria.
Mi. and .Mra cheater Barney mov
ed hark here this week alter 11 Vina
in filcho for the pant six months.
The) .ne occupying, me Barnujar
houata
Mi Mar) Spencer spent Prtdaj in
Pendleton
.Mr. .ind M lis. W. 11. lms and
tlatlflhter of Hi ho. visaed with Mr.
.mil Mr, 1 W PfOgAltl Sunday.
Mrs. U i op ne I ley and daughter,
Mlaa Mary, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
I', s Noltoa oi Union, Oregon.
Mr. ami lira ''an Lund entertain
ill Iir and .Mrs. Alexander Held and
Mi. and mis charren Hogmrd at din
..- l'ell'l
spent
I Drink Soda in Bottles j
the most sanitary way.
It's pure and easy to keep cool.
We bottle, soli anil deliver to your home
HIRE'S ROOT BEER
SODAS, ALL FLAVORS
GINGER ALE
good as any in the state.
Agency for Weinhard's Golden Nector
the fine summer drink.
Pioneer Bottling Works
Paul Hemmelgarn, Prop.
M Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature.
m
Mis- May Klein is visiting m i'ort
land, tin gio'st id ner grandfather,
' m. li. I lautfhtery.
Mr, and Mm t 'lit 1 sin. in have mov
,,1 to Spokane where they will make
Hew J. K Puucett is attending the
Preahyterlan synod m HSuomne this
week.
Uoyd Uiches sient Saturday in
Pendleton
mis. j H. Kilburn was i Pendle
ton Monday,
J... i: Coffej or Portland was
i aliing on Way ne Cofl Thursday.
In- W. H COS returned to his home
111 Portland Saturday.
.1 U Flinders and t. a. Kltchnet
of Walla Walla weru hi, .king after
huatneea affaira here Tuesday
i' O, Ballincer of Ban PTunclacoJ
was looking over the town Wednes-
M1LITARY TRAINING
COURSE AT STANFORD
TREAT YOURSELF
to a dish of our pure ice cream.
You have no idea how it re
stores a tired body or soothes
a worried mind. It is delicious
in flavor, smooth in texture. It
is a cream so wholesome that
doctors recommend it for in
valids. Better get acquainted
with some today.
All Pendleton's best butter
is put in Blue Cartons. Be sure
that you get it when your order
butter.
MILITARY TRAINING CAMP,
Monterey, Cal.i July ID. Despite the!
anti-mill tary and peace propaganda
ol I)r David Stan- Jordan, 'president
emeritus of LehUld Stanford, military
preparations iii be taughl a) Btan-j
fi rd both In theory and practice.
Much amusement over this cast was
displayed in camp today follow ing re.
celpl of orders from the war depart
ment detailing Captain 8, A. Purvl
nnce. tl. S. A. retired, commanding
civilian company K as professor of
nuluarv science and tactics at Stan
ford. Captain Henry 11. Casey, camp or-
Ananoe officer, whose home station is
in San Francisco, hns been "rdered to
Ho- Mexican border as quartermaster
nr the Fifth provisional regiment
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PUNTA auksas. chile, July 21.
Pendleton Creamery
Phone 444
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I Why Not Own Your Own Home ;
BUY OR BUILD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
It's paying rent to yourself.
Come and see us, and we will outline this plan to you. i
MATLOCK-LAATZ IKVfcSTMENT CO.
112 Kast Court St
Farm and Cit- Loans
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KWONG HONG LOW
116 Wcit Alta St.. Upttain, Phone 433 S
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IR ERMI SI S)I.HOkVt:ToN.
Sir Krnfft isTiackleton the Kritinh
antarctic explorer who. on return
ing from the south polar zone last
.Vprll. left twenty-two of his compan
ion on Klcph.tnl Island. Balled from
this port mi a smah schooner to res
cue (hem. If COnd!tlOM are favor
able Sir F.rnewt expects to relieve the
marooned explore ra nnd to return t"
I 'bile in fmir weeks.
The most convincing proof possible of the avalanche
of genuine bargains to be found at this great
MID sum
CLEAN-UP
Crowds of eager buyers thronged our store yesterday and today. Every department was busy. The enviable
reputation of the great Alexander Dept. Store for giving better values and latest styles has shown its effect by
making this Mid-Summer Clean-Up the success it has been. lt(k$
PRICES CUT RIGHT and LEFT
It's an event long to be remembered and never to be forgotten. 1 VTef1
Every deparement has felt the knife of sacrifice. Absolutely no goods will be carried over until next season.
We know we have to cut prices to do it and we have cut deep. Our loss is your gain.
There will be a prand array of bargains Saturday. Come Early.
e Mat) Men's Mliig
Including the famous "Stein-Bloch," "Sophomore"
and "Fidelity" brands priced lower than ever at
tempted before in the county. This is NOT OLD
STCCK or antiquated patterns. You absolutely can
not a! ford tc overlook this opportunity to purchase
the highest quality of clothing at the prices we are
o. lering them. Below is a sample of the values we
are giving:
(me Lot Values to $15.00, Sale Price 88.50
One Lot Values to $16.50, Sale Price 89.85
One Lot Values to $19.50, Sale Price 812.65
One Lot Values to $22.50, Sale Price 816.90
One Lot Values to $27.50, Sale Price 822.45
One Lot Values to $35.00, Sale Price 827.00
COTTON PIECE GOODS
Women's Suits
Remnants Vi -price.
Bed Spreads 20', reduction.
Dimities, Lawns, Lace Cloth,
Lawn De Soies and Organdies, fan
cy and 27 inches wide.
Regular 35c to 50c; Sale 25c
Regular 20c to 35c; Sale llf
Regular 15c; Sale 9c
All 36-in. Lawn, Voiles, Etc.,
regular 35c; Sale 24c
AH Voiles, Lawns, Organdies,
Etc., regular 50c, Sale
All Fancy Summer
regular 60c ; Sale
All Fancy Summer
regular 75c ; Sale, yard
yard., .jar
Materials,
49c
Materials,
59c
All Plain Cotton Materials 10',
reduction. This includes piques,
lawns, nainsooks, organdies, yoiles,
India linon, muslins and sheeting of
all kinds, in fact anything not other
wise mentioned in Dept. B.
SILKS, SATINS AND WOOLEN
DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Fancy Striped Faille, the kind
used for those Sport Coats, Skirts
and Suits, regular $1.50: Sale 81
the yard.
Fancy Crepe De Chine Waist
ings, 40-inch, and the kind sold reg
ularly for $2.00 to $2.95; Sale
Price 81.49
Georgette Crepe. You all know
what it is. Regular $2.00 the yard
and 40 inches wide : comes in Co
penhagen, sky, maise. nile. white,
flesh, pink, navy and black: Sale
Price 81.69
Silk Marquisette, comes in all the
dainty colors, both plain and fancv.
Plain, regular $1.25: Sale 73c
, We have excellent assortment
of Wool Suits in navy, Copenha
gen, reseda, tan. black and white
checks 8995; all sizes.
Smart Street and Afternoon
Dresses Taffeta, Messaline and
Gros de Londre, many combined
with Georgette Crepe; checks,
stripes and plain ; good range of
sizes 8795
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
No. 7845 Long sleeve, high
neck Summer weight, regular $2.00,
Sale 81-29
No. 7835 Long sleeve, high
neck, Summer weight, regular
$2.00 ; Sale 81-29
Light weight Summer Vests, reg
ular 35c; Sale 27c
All Children's Summer Weight
Separate Garments, regular 20c;
Sale, while they last, each 9c
CORSETS
R. & G. Corsets, regular $1.25
and $1.50. odd lots; Sale, each 85
Modart $3.50 and $5.00 Corsets,
odd lots; Sale 82.49
Brassieres, all sizes, ' different
styles of discontinued models, reg
ular 75c and $1.00; Sale, each 49C
Fancy, regular $1.50, $1.75; Sale
Price 81-19
Gold Printed Chiffon, just the
thing foi sleeves and yokes. Regu
lar $2.50; all 40 inches wide; Sale
Price 81-49
Silk Poplins, 36-in. and 40-in.
wide, all colors and ranging in price
from $1.25 to $2.00; some plain,
some fancy. These are divided into
two lots.
Lot No. 1. Sale 89c
Lot No. 2. Sale 8119
All other Silks and Dress Goods,
20 per cent off.
PARASOLS, LADIES' AND CHIL
DREN'S All this si'mmw's latest stvles.
We're the losers, take them away atf
i 3-off.
Fancy Hair Pins and Barrettes aL
KirtTUlMr ,iV,i a f mi1 tnl
so n?i nviuiau " c iv ,,v
quote the price.
Allover Laces and Lace Flounc
ings. You're going to need them
soon. Buy them now and save 25c
on every dollar's worth.
KID CLOVES
16 Button White Kid Gloves, regular $3.50 the pair
Sale 82. 19
Hi Button White Kid Cloves, regular $4.00 the pair.
Sale .. 82.89
16 Button Tan and Rku-k Kid Cloves, regular $4.00
1 he pair. Sale ?2.89
12 Button White Kid Gloves, regular $3.00 and $3.50
the pair. Sale 82. 49
Short Kid Gloves, all colors, regular $1.25 and $1.50.
Sale 8110
LADIES' NECKWEAR AND BELTS
One lot, regular 35c to $1.00; Sale 5c
One lot assorted ; Sale 49C
One lot. regular 35c to $1.50; Sale 19c
AUTO CAPS AND HATS
. All this year's styles, none
shop worn; good, clean mer
chandise, but we've waged
war on them and down they
go.
Regular $2.50 and $3.00
styles. Sale 81.48
Regular $1.50, $1.75 and
.s-J.OO styles. Sale .... 8Sc
Regular $1.00 and $1.25
styles. Sale 69c
ALEXANDER'S
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