East Oregonian : E.O., July 25, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916
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July Clearance Sale
AND EXTREME SAVING OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. SUMMER GOODS IN
THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, BEST QUALITY, IN ABUNDANT VARIETY AT PRICES IN MANY IN
STANCES THAT WOULD NOT BEGIN TO COVER THEIR ORIGINAL COST OF PRODUCTION. MAKE
IT A POINT TO BE HERE WEDNESDAY.
The Grand Clearavvay of Cloth
and Silk Suits, Silk Dresses and
New Spring Coats at
Ik
$10
STILL CONTINUES
Many people availed themselves of the sav
ings to be affected in this notable sale. As the
assortment included a great variety of gar
ments there still remains a good selection. Each
and every garment is of this season's style. The
range of colors and quality of materials, mak
ing this an item of unusual interest.
JUST ARRIVED IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
A beautiful assortment of Colonial Drapery Fabrics.
The Colonial Drapery Fabrics provide a wealth of
materials which are suitable for various forms of
window treatment. The brighter colored Chintz
and Cretonnes are especially adapted to the wir
dows of bed rooms and sun parlors, and then tnere
are the more sober tones in Cretonne and Printed
Tapestry effects which are more appropriate for use
in the living room, library or dining room. Coloni
al Drapery Fabrics comprise such a wide range of
materials, designs and colorings that there is scarce
ly a limit to the color schemes or decorative effects
which mav be otained.
$1.25 LOT DRESS GOODS 69c
This is a splendid assortment of woolen fabrics
that can be used right now, for dresses and extra
skirts. Medium weight, of plain colors, mixtures
and striped effects. Our regular $1.25 dress goods,
special, the yard 69o
20c BATISTE 14c
One lot fine quality Batiste, permanent silk finish,
shown in allolors, neat floral designs and small
figures. July Clearance Sale 14c
PARASOLS i2-PRICE
Every Parasol in the house i--pnce. Every one
this season's styles. Guaranteed to be first class in
every detail. Newest styles, newest shapes; buy
now, as summer has just begun price.
T D Y7 D E? J CI 3 Phones
i . r . w . r ure roou onop ah is
CLEANLINESS
ECONOMY
SERVICE
To fully appreciate our COOL, CLEAN "PURE FOOD SHOP," we ask a visit from you these wann days.
Table delicacies that will appeal to you, displayed here in almost endless varieties.
NEW GLASSWARE
Plain Glasses Set of 6 50c
Star Cut Glasses Set of 6 75c and 85c
Grape Eetched Glasses Set of 6 $1.65
Hot Point Electric Appliances We are showing a
complete line let us explain their many uses.
"Elite" English Dinnerware A complete sf k now
in.
Blue and White Dinnerware A new nifty pattern,
at 10 per cent reduction for introduction.
42 Piece Dinnerware White and gold, set.. S5.0O
T. P. W. Xtragrade English Breakfast Tea for iced
tea, the pound SI. 00
Cookies, Crackers and Biscuits Bulk and package?,
fresh from the factory ovens.
Watermelons Fancy ripe, sweet melons, pound 3c
Pure Olive Oil For table and medicinal use.
Quart can $1.00; 2 quart can $1.90
DELICATESSEN DEPT.
Peanut Butter Pound 20
Delivered in our sanitary paper bottles.
Boiled Ham Thoroughly cooked, surplus fat re
moved, sliced on the cleanest slicing, machine in
Pendleton, pound 45c
Pickles, Olives, Potato Chips, Dried Beef, fancy and
domestic imported Cheese, Relishes and Dressings.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Baked Sweet Potatoes 3 cans 50c
Asparagus Fancy, tender green spears, 5 cans $1
30c Tomato Catsup Bottle 23c
35c Can Chocolate r an 29c
50c Can Cocoa Can 37c
T. P. W. Bath Tablets 12 Bars to Box 90c
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
The Brotherhood of American
Yeoman hail another or their good
timet Sunday when they took their
lunch baskets and went out Id the
old agency for a line plonk'. Those
who attended were Mr and Mr.-. Mc
i'onnell, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe. Mr.
and Mrs. I'otedar, Mr. and Mrs.
Qray, Mr. and Mrs. Henton. Mr and
Mrs. Pop, Mr and Mrs. Warren. Mr,
and Mrs How man. Mr and Ml ttosa
Mr. and Mrs. Lain. Mrs (ireulieh.
Mrs I.ivei-more. Mrs. lielss. Mrs
BownUtB, Mrs. (Toner. Miss Sullivan,
Miss Kainhion Klllolt. Miss tiertrude
ateConnell, Miss Margery Wo'fc. Miss
Fonda Wolfe, Mr. Parker. Mr Trippa,
Klmer PebSgaT, Kvereit Teuton, Hob
ert Warren. Freddie Warren. Jean
Ofay, Jonnln Luing. Ivan Pope, Im
velle (May, Fninels Knse. (Iladys
Qortlc, Francis Oreullch. Helen (Jreu
lich. Kleanor Paine.
Mrs. It. N. Stanfield and auto par
ty which left Pendleton last week for
a trip to Yellowstone Park, lire now
in the park. They passed several
days in Hutte. Mrs. Stanfield In a
letter to her father. J F. Hill, any!
the roads for the most part were very
(ood
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Chaa Koch, :U9
Aura street. All members are ur
gently requested to attend.
MIm 'Alma Hallock if Portland ar
rived yesterday to be a fruost of hci
sister. Mrs. James Welch for some
time.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Frailer ore
planning to entertain a few friends to
morrow evening at their attractive
country place, "Hillside Home."
Mrs. H. W. Collins. Mr- K J. llurkc
Mrs. Fred Hlooh. Mrs Clarke Nelson
sad Mrs h 0. (taster sad daughter,
Jean, who have been spending the
past week at Mngnam Springs, re
turned to Pendleton today
Mrs Charles Melghan (Purlee llall
ey) arrived yesterday to visit for sev
eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hailey. Jr. Mrs Melirhan,s
home 5s now In Salt I.ike city.
Dr. QuV I. ltovden was called to
the west end of the county yesterday.;
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Nelson left
yesterday for their ranch near Pilot
Hock.
ir. h. J. Kanavanugh went to
T oakum last night In response to a
call.
linger Kay has returned from Ui
Qraadc where he has been visiting at
the home of Herbert Browning
J. M. Hoyer of Pilot Kock who is
managing the l.ehmnn Springs resort
this year, was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hill returned
to their home In Helix yesterday after
passing a couple of days in Ui tirande.
Fred l.ugl Lestoe of the I'enaletnn
Rubber Suppl) Co., accompanied
Have Johnson to Portland in his au
tomobile yesterday.
SCROFULA AND ALL
KUMJRS GIVE war
TheM are many thing! lennu'd
from sxperienea and observation
thai the ol !er generation should in
prcsi ii ii the younger. Among
hem is the fact that scrofula ana
other humora arc most successfully
treated with Hood's SnrsapariMa.
This prrat nicdicine is a peculiar
combination ot remarkably cffecua
blood-purifying and health-giving
rooK barks and herbs, and baa been
tested lor forty ycurs. Get it today.
Aged Squaw Hurt.
one of the two iquawa who rode
over from Pendleton on ponies fell
from her pinto near Monroe street
this morning and was severly bruised.
Constable Faulk was Instrumental in
having ber brought to the police sta
tion in a taxi ami from there. In coin
pany with her companion she was
sent to the hospital to have fractured
ribs cared for. She was of advanced
age. probably a lenturhin. I.u
Qrande observer.
CAM n VH LIQI nit nil. I. I,ls.
ECHO Mi GOES TO
PORTLAND TO FIND
RELIEF FOR ILLNESS
Long. Juanita Whitworth and Myrtle
tlulllford, '""I Messrs Uiurence Mal
colm, Nelson Taylor, 'rii Young and
John Young A very pleasant social
time was hud and Mrs Schoer was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
It, v. (1. H. Van Waters, D, I).,
preached a very uble sermon here at
the Masonic hall on Sunday evening.
Dr. Van Waters' home Is In Portlind.
On account of his vacution next
month he will not be here again un
til In September.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hipper and Ut
ile son and little Miss Mildred Iong
hary left today for Seaside for their
summer vacation Before their re
turn they expect to visit In nervals,
tire., and Vancouver and Seattle.
Wash. In Mr. Ripper! absence, his
position at the ti.-VV H & N. depot
will be filled by Norman Sterns.
Miss Florence Bryant Is yisltlng this
week ut Barnhiirt with her brother
I. vie Bryant and family.
J. S. Sterns. 0-W. H. A N. Co's op
erator, returned home from Portland
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, F. T. ileorge and lit
tle daughters were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Phillips at the tat
ters summer ramp on the Meadows.
Mr. Allen Mudge returned Sundav
from a two weeks' vacation spent In
Portland.
Mrs. F. M. Bryant went up to Wet
ton this morning on a business trip.
I. N. Davis of Dayton, Wash., visit
ed over lands) with his brother O. U
Davis of this place while on his way
to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs N. J. llorrel of Chico.
tire., are here Vtsitini with relatives.
f). A. Cannon and family went to
Milton last Thursdav to spend a few
weeks with relatives
.1 It. Jordan moved his family up
to their mountain home neur Ma
chatn last Sundav.
P C. Hunter, local 0-W, It K,
Co. agent was a visitor In Spokane.
Wash., last Saturday and returned
home Sunday morning.
.lAIKx IIOSKINS is sK.HIOI Sl.
II I, WD M U II K TO II W K
AN OPERATION,
ill "l
! parti
I '
atsow
ilimptlon of WfohoHc Brink and
Tobacco shrink in Year.
ITAWAi "ill. ,lu(f. H. Canada's
ufnption of alcoholic beverages
iped from .7i a gallon per cap!-
o .74.", per capita in the fiscal
.lust ended, according to returns
mured by the inland Revenue de
( K
,1-
iregontnn special i
ECHO, Jul) - James lloskilis
mid wife left this morning on th,
earl., train for Portland, They wren
accompanied b) Dr. k, it. Oorn of
this place, Mr. Roeklni baa bw n
troubled for years with appendicitis
or some kindred ailment and as nil
condition has become aarloua In i
going to undergo an operation while
in Portland.
About thirty people of this place
Horatio H Carter and Carroll
Thompson, two of Belfast (Me.) let
ter carriers, have completed 23 years
of service and in addition hav the
distinction of being the first two let
ter carriers appointed In Belfast
"WONDERFUL
IS oi.D PHOVKHB,
It usi'd to be proverbial that vr
man ;iinl it is itTlu'nlx no Lett " 'He
lit' ironum) is either .1 rool or a ph
latcian al forty. Th's maanl that ev-
llHt
irn
pavu wnofte parenu rewind
injttrad laal week ;it ' .range
10, by :i runaway team
'rely Itari his condttion li
tered danKeroui, His bi
Yor WriM.rrotib.e'
flail Stones. Cancer and Blccrs of the
stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoii-Catlon,
Yellow Jaundice Appendicitis
nnd other fatal ailments result from
BtQmaeh Trouble Thousands of
Stomach Sufferers owclhelr com-
plate recovery to Ifayr'i Wonderful
Remedy Unlike an) other for stnm-
; oh Aliments. For sale by drugigsts
everywhere,
niucb
ecatl
Pinkha in i
NO HEADACHE OR
i
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 10 cent package of Dr.
James' Headache Powders
and don't suffer.
TKRcE SWIMMERS SEEK CHAMPIONSHIPS
Irit-h Situation l,rair. I Tuesday, m w hich he declared tha
I)N1MN. July 14. John Redmond the lelay In making public the lexi
the Nationalist leader, made public I of the Irish bill and the irrltatior
a BBaanofaadURI which he sent to I caused by Ird lnsaowrn s rm-n
In my opinion any further delay
whatever in producing and proceeding
i llh the bill will make a settlement
on the lines laid down in the terms
Premier Awiuith and Iavid Lloyd apsech had created a
'Vorge. the secretary of war. on In Ireland. He adds
ous situation submitted by Mr. Moyd Oeorge Q)Utf
possible
originally submitted to us we wer
strongly nriiwl to use all possible de
spatch in consulting our mpporten
in Ireland Ii .as pressed upon us
that the matter was one of extreme
When these terms were urgency, that from all points of view
it was vitally important that the set
tlement should be pushed through
LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS
J. M. ROYER, Manager.
The Blue Mountains Most Popular Health and Pleasure Resort.
NOW OPEN
Hote
Thoroughly Renovated and Rates Reasonable
CABINS FOR RENT. FREE CAMPING GROUNDS.
You Will Like Our Meals
Swimming, Dancing, Hunting, Bowling, Fishing, Hot Mineral Water.
quickly and we were told lhat not
only Irish but great Imperial interests
were at stage.
"Ii is now more than three weeks
since we did our part and obtained
the assent of our friends In Ireland In'
the face of xrcat difficulty, as the pro
posed terms were far from popular 1
nince men in tic or no progresi
has been made, and for some mysterl
OUe reason the matter. whb'h fie
v eeks ago wits so urggfflti now Icing'
fire."
A meeting of (ha Irish part) hgl
l"n summoned for Saturday,, wher
the situation will be taken undel
consideration.
V VKBI.RHEAD is BOI'NI)
TOR THE Pl'fiKT s;l VI)
SITKA, Alaska, July 2.1. The oral
."or atarblehead is proceeding tow
ards Pttgoi sound today, having Sailed
bit" yesterday. Sh curries the Ore
gon naval mltttla. The battleship
Oregon, bearing the California con
tingent, followed ber shortly after
Ward, The New Orleans, with tin
VarHlngton mllltlc, has sailed for
Juneau.
$ W I CIABE.
MaKitt ' ' tfi iiitli ii A
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Three champion women swimmer, I
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aupre h nip, on smoni the many I i
yyoimn the I n -.1 .-bo, - who hv :- ittitf.
proved tic" ! lUinosl Hi ual of aWriiaaiiC. iBi, t
WlkM JTOUf idMi MB timpl
lUft huvc rclioi tr yon will go wild,
t'l DMdlMNi to buffer when yuu can
ikt u I'lncily lik Dr. J.imtV Ilcjid-flu-
TuwiIith and relieve the jain and
nrfligia at once. Semi somrniie to
bfl drug itON now for a diiru DMklgl
f Or. Jame.-i' Hcailatlir INtwder-.
ton't HufTer! In a few momenti JfOU
i i !) f-'1 Alii -lica(it; lie gone no more
ttsralgii 'ain.
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, beat men swtmmera,
Miss olga Doffner Oi Philadelphia! ohampton at ttt yards and recordist
holder of all national etandardt at WO, 400 and 100 ynrds. Miss Dor
uii to to an aid.. .Miss cialre othy Becker of Kan nanclaeo is for
alllgan ol Nen forg is a a. L'.mer world's record holder at :o yard .
tvujgtaitaBm
a
TON i let another
summer go by
without an Angco. It
will add more to tlie
pleasure of your out
ings than anythingelse.
All winter and long
afterward? you can live
over aain with ) our
pictures those crood
summer days. Let us
show yon the Ansco
line. $2 to $55.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggiitt