East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 05, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 5, 1916. TEN PAGES YOU NEEDN'T BE A MILLIONAIRE Dressing well doesn't necessarily imply spending more than you can afford Of course you can pay a lot more for clothes if you want to, but why pay for more value than you actu ally get. We've always made it a point to handle the thing that are highest in quality and most reasonable in price. It's the same all over the store, whether for men or women. Everything you buy here mm! Jo please because you know that it is worth every cent you pay for it WE GIVE YOU THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. FORM FITTING It is surprising to note what marvelous progress has been made in perfecting the newest BON TON Corsets. They are charming. Their loveliness is doubly reflected once they are fitted and your new gown properly draped over them. There certain ly is a secret behind the perfect figure and that secret lies in the stylish I Hill mi We are now showing all of the new models. They are absolutely authentic for Fall and Winter wear and express the gr eat skill of their clever Parisian design ers. Right now is the time to select the foundation for your fall suits and gowns. An inspection incurs no obligation to purchase. BON TON CORSETS $3.50 TO $6.50 ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS $1.00 TO $3.00 GOSSARD. FRONT LACING, CORSETS $2.00 TO $8.50 - fell: !LT p ' Miss Bessie MePheraon of Herm-I ton. was a visitor in P 11 Thurs day Mr and Mrs. H T. Filer of . ! Iwere guests Thursday of Mrs M Pa ne, having stopped off for a brief visit on their way east. Mr. r-wi m head of the music department at the University of Oregon. . . or.,Km nromlnent Her-. mston farmer, was here yesterday to meet his wife who reutumea on r". H from OushinK. Iowa, wnere sne had been 'or nine weeks attending her father through an illness. vi .. v.ilie Anibal. who has been elected as musical instructor in the Pendleton schools, has returned rroro Chicago where she has been atienuin the American Conservatory 01 mmm during the summer. HSSi mm Be Guide Mother 'WhoKitmr tv, ,.,unf.,rt ami Kpcurenetw of the eiiiivtant nnoner is w'""- ,m .U- (,,..,... ..1.11.1 III PUT. SO w i' lare 01 u- lunur v....... ... .... r , '',,,., ''' 'I'll HI il.l. iMintlon he guided by the esperi who have found In rii' m vi wws ii i - - ....i Prb.i.fl" . wnv to eliminate se- . .... -I,... an. I ll.-uro TOUT OWD MI'M , I're sum ...... i, m eill minllod and its Influence over the effected llsaments ts soothing and beneficial. Oct It at any draggK Send for me tree oooa bood. Address Tlie Bradfleld Regulator Co., 20H Lamar Hldg.. Atlanta. tin. GERMANY HAS FOOD ENOUGH FOR TWO MORE YEARS OF WAR thu unnecessary and Inadvisable Thi harvests of Poland. Ilelgium, north ern France and other territories ths Germans occupy, are sufficient for our civilian populations." CtaMttM H shop returned Thur day from a trip to lng Beach. Max or and Mrs. T. C. McKsnsle ofj Hermiston. are Pendleton visitors. Ge.irue Schott of Condon was a vis-. ,r from Gilliam coant -ir.u... j . ..... ,.i...l i, ..si, ..I. .uivnt tor the lilll Oil, l..s... HARVBBt IS KXCKIJiENT EMPQUC 18 KTOaPKNDKNT OF BLOCKADE. Big Oar for Country Trips Seven passenger Franklin multsa country trips, also carries passengers to Bingham, Lehman or Hldaway Springs. Easy riding, quick servlca. nn wa at Sutton's cigar store. AND; Phone 44 or phone :sl nights. Aov. I tumors of Starvation anil lUol. Wherein Macliln,. t.ui. Mowed 1 1. .ii ii Mourn. 1iarrt"rii-d As it til It. ft N. is a Pendleton rtattoi son and Miss Belle from a short trip I'kiah Hal pc lurned rings 11. it :r.im iul Emory Hassel have a trip to Lehman . with the s down froi Vermont I Spokane 5QNT0N V ltoger . 1 jinn Trust CO. a loudness i indeoendenl of Ihe allied I -.ii.. mUm t'ooeland of Walla rilSlllll silly rumors, then is .1 illesl Hoo the Hound-1 i Pendleton boosters who wish lo let their friends and relatives know . ... ii i the nound-T'p. can do so by . . rrrZaaan.1 clo. These envelopes may be se- unm iv smJ Dictator ured In any quantity at the Bait A.'hnU. office for one cent each.- Press that Germany entered the war Adv. third vear with enough !ood to carry : her through two more y.ars. He ld ; Nouce to Oontrartors. The food crisis is passed The hat- Pealed lids wl'l be received by the v,s( u eicellent. Everything is SO undersigned for kalsomlnlng and var well ..rttaniied that we begin th yeai nishlng Eagle-Woodman hall. untl with a surplus, enabling us to hold Monday evening at ( o'clock. August out to the fourth or even fifth ear 7, lilt. For Information e Fn.m a fund standpoint Germany is (AOV.) receriar nauuuii s - blockade. is no star no riots wed down BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS These are very- popular for now and for Fall. We are showing a splendid line in all size checks in all qualities. Makes up into splendid suits and dresses, 36 to 56 inches wide. The yard 50 to $2.50 NEW PLAID SILKS These are entirely new in the genuine Scotch plaids as well as the new pastel plaids. They make up into serviceable waists and dresses, also to be combined with plain materials; 24 to 36 inches wide. The yard ?l-25 to 2.o0 MEN'S SHOES of Quality the Misses Fram es and , ration In Germany and w herein mai nine guns v I' rri-t-r of Bend is In town women. Hoy Kew well known farmer, was Tntll iv.enth tapM organ 15 ""It-Way. ixatlun caused our greatest difflcul- .. ihu ties. For instance mini cities recom- e-Mi Fall di.t-s v mpan "I situr here Frank Kii kson. wh, Portland! mended ssterda) . has been vis- nieatle V. STROBLB Hunters, Attention: G L la Dow la quitting business and you can get guns, ammunition, fishing tackle, campers' equipment, hardware, etc.. at wholesale cost and lens Sale Is now on and first corns We foun I wili get the best picking.- Adv. I .. ..t ii.nii iting bis l.rotners. n. .... - - - Dickson, here, left for his home in I I', m land esterday I MUs Mildred Flnnell. who has been ' ri.-lting fi ends and relatives tor the I past month in Pendleton, went to Wniatrmia yesterday. T. P. W. Special $5.00 Shoes YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN GET NONE BETTER THAN T. P. W. SPECIAL SHOES. Shoes that give you absolute satisfaction. Here are a few of the styles. Read them over. Come and buy one pair, then you'll never wear any other kind. No. 500 Gun metal calf, blucher lace, "Klaasy ' last, medium high toe, a dressy and very comfortable shoe; all widths. Priced at $5.00 So. 535 Gun metal calf, plain lace, "Cadet" last, which is a modified English style ; a very smart shoe, for young men; all widths. Priced at $5.00 No. 531 Glazed kangaroo, blucher lace, "Sena tor" lat; a good light weight shoe for Summer wear. Priced at f 5.00 No. 510 Glazed kangaroo blucher lace, "Judge" last; a good medium toe with tip ; a shoe for comfort; just right for a heavy man. Priced at $5.00 No. 540 Dark tan, vici, blucher lace, "Judge" last, wide toe with tip ; just the shoe for the hot days to make walking easy. Priced at $5.00 .o. 530 Dark tan, Russia calf, plain lace; made with the new Neolin sole and heels which wear better than leather and is water proof ; made on the "Ca det" last and is a very snappy shoe. Priced at $5.00 No. 503 Dark tan. Russia calf, button ; made on the "Klassy" last; medium high toe and heel; a shoe for the man who does not like the extreme styles. Priced at $5.00 t V3V 4c2tKSZS2&ff JL fk 0SjSPT)l No. 561 Gun metal calf, button; made on ihe "Princeton" last; a pointed receding toe, a fine shoe for the stylish dresser. Priced at $5.00 No. 501 Gun metal calf, button, made on the "Klassy" last; medium high toe and heel ; a shoe that looks well and is very comfortable. Priced at $5.00 No. 539 Glace kangaroo stock, thon as kid but will not peal like kid; made on the "Senator" last: button ; dressy and good. Priced at $5.00 T: P. W. Special Shoes once worn, always worn. LOCALS & Advertising in Brief IVr line first iniertlon... Per ime. additional Insertion..., jc IVr lint, per monts iliHS? S l.a-sls uken for less than Z Count 0 ordinary words M lln'iK, Lata, w ill not be tak. a over the telspbSM eicept from East OreSon- uu paid up subscribers. WALLOWA LAKE PARK THF SW ITZKHLANn OF XKKlt A JOflOra. ORBQOK. For Rest and Recreation K-ml our ation among the inr ami mm ca.inx-'l minmtaiiLH. Hie ideal summer remrt of the North Weal. BOATTJtG, BOWUXG, DAWCCTO, BATBCfa, FTTT. rtalM: Teat wiUi lU'd ..ml llnldlng S5.m xr wk and up. Room IH.:,li nr w--k and Bp. SS.50 Meal Titkets SS.00. BXCVRtHOM lt.Ts I l-:t I'are for Ronad Trip at all Stations on O.-W. H. A N. 00. Wallowa Lake Amusement Co. THE BARGAIN BASEMENT 4 SATURDAY SPECIALS RED HOT ONES-I SATURDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY SPECIAL LINGERIE WAISTS One big lot all sizes, this summer's styles. and all $1.00 value. Saturday only AHC Bargain Basement. SATURDAY SPECIAL WHITE CANVAS PUMPS To close them out, girls ana women s one strap MaryJane. Best special yet QOa Bargain Basement. WW a Dow is selling' out at cost. For rent Furnished upartment. 501 Vater. Dsi(niD ami drejwmak.n Miss ickubert I'hone 350 I haul your garbage and trash Phone 553M. 140J W. Raliroao si. Touring car for hire for country trips Phone ! For rent LigUt housekeeping rooms. Phone 30w. oi looms Housekeeping and sleepln4 Pri-eJ low. 608 Willow, r-none . Private maternity home skilled at tention. Phone JiJ- For rent Furnished housekeeplns moms. Imiulre 501 Clay ctreet Suits pressed 60c; tttoroughly clean ed 11.50 Rudd. 310 W. Webb phone 85. For rent 7-room house. Bath and hade inquire 17 Willow. For sale Emmerson piano In Ii' lass condition. Inquire Folsom 'orniture store. 1 board -i 1 1 1 Your Income Your Expenses What relation do they bear to one an other? Are you spending less than you earn ? Do you place the difference in a Savings Account? No matter if the difference is only One Dollar, this bank invites your account and pays 4' , compound interest. SATURDAY SPECIAL 8 YDS. LAWN To clear our shelves we offer you al'aif lawns to 15c yard 33C SATURDAY SPECIAL GIRLS' MIDDIES One big lot; all sizes 6 to 20. Blue t1- med and solid white I C Bargain Basement. Bargain Basement 4 RED HOT SATURDAY SPECIALSTHE BARGAIN BASEMENT 4 RED HOT SATURDAY SPECIALS -n t-i n 17 J CI 3Phones . r. w . rure rooa onop Au is CLEANLINESS ECONOMY ORIGINATORS NOT IMITATORS. Everything for that SUNDAY PICNIC LUNCH. "If if. from our PURE FOOD SHOP if. Clean." SERVICE The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade m iw iw im u mi im mi m mi m m m mniitim i IVIUHIiBftBMBUI I II iWW Rooms with or without jl v Court. Wanted to rent 4 or :, room un furnished house. Phone 459W. M- .nti.d Bookkaaoaf and .stenog rapher for two months work. Apply this office. Wanted flood woman or girl for general housiwork. Must be good i (ok. Apply this office. For rant Modertn 7-room house. 617 Mark street, North Side C. L Bonney, Standard Grocery Co. For sale $80 Kimball parlor or gan Slightly used. Bargain If taken at once. Call or address, 513 Clay. Prompt automobile taxi service. day or night Funerals to cemeterj only t 60 Phone 80. Hotel HI George. Carney Tail C. Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 33. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. For sale Automobile truck Ex cellent for light delivery. Inquire Frazler & Gretson. 30 Cottonwood. A bargain in new, miJern bung low, furnished. Terms Address "J. v.." this office. 1 For auto rates to Lehman, Hlla 'may or Bingham Springs, call Ales Manning Phone 201. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or coJiitry. La Dow Bros. 219 Beauregard. Pohne I27J. Booming house for sale. Mais street in center of business district ' Doing good business. Inquire of Pen- ! land Bros. i Some well bred young horses will ! trade for land or Pendleton property ' See H. E. Cook, 301 Johnson street, or phone 21 1J For sale Modern, one year oio , bungalow, 6 rooms, Dutch kitchen, j fire place, full cement basement. East , front, corner lot. 417 Logan or, - phone 366R. HJHUi-BilM Now Open A Clean, Beautiful Retort at .Which to Ret and Enjoy Yourself During the Hot Summer. H1DAWAY SPRINGS In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla County. H. M. CULTER, PROP. Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths. Hotel Rate, J10.50 Per Week INCLUDINO BATHS. or $2.00 Per Day COTTAGES AND TENTS FOR RENT. FREE CAMP GROUNDS. GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE. r, iv-.au.. rr.tmA A nil Saturdays at 1 o'clock MC i ciiiiioisjii , . - from French ncstaurant. Hldaway tae meets Pilot Hoik staire at Uklah on Mondsy. Wednesday and Friday of ra. Ii week.