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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THU GRAND CLEAN-UP SALE OF Manhattan Shirts Begins Tomorrow Morning Friday Aug. Uth YOU ALL KNOW MANHATTAN SHIRTS. YOU KNOW THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THEY ARE THE BEST MADE, BEST WEARING, BEST FITTING SHIRTS ON EARTH. ALL ARE GUARANTEED FAST COLOR. HERE ARE THE PRICES; STUDY THEM; THEN COME AND LAY IN A SUPPLY. $1.50 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $115 $2.00 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $1-55 $2.50 AND $3.00 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $195 $4.00 AND $4.50 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $2.85 if you like good shirts yfflRTALE This is the greatest shirt offer of the year and you can't afford to let it pass by. 25c AND 35c WASH GOODS 15c One special lot of wash goods, such as voile- or gandie and batiste with colored flowers, some shad ow stripes; 36 to 40 inches wide. This includes all of our 25c and 35c goods of this character. Special for Friday and Saturday 15 50c AND 65c VOILE 29c 40 inches wide; best in quality, striped effect. Just the material for a little frock to finish out the season. Special Fridav and Saturday 29c $6.50 AND $7.00 MEN'S JOHNSTON & MURPHY SHOES $5.00 We have determined to reduce our stock of these famous shoes and in order to effect a quick sale we have reduced the price of all to $5.00. It's the shoe bargain of the season. Don't overlook it; you can't afford to. Choice $5.00 SPECIAL NOTICE .Madam Farisee, expert Corsetiere, represent ing the celebrated Gossard front lacing Corsets, will be here tomorrow. Aug. 11th, with the new Fall line. We would like for you to call and have a free demonstration and fitting. Mis. Vivian Estes of Pendleton, Ore., and Master Merton Slaton, of Long Reach, Cal., ware guests ot honor at a birthday dinner given at the home of their uncle, Merton B. Shutrum. The table was decorated in blue and gold. A large Jack Horner pie. with small ribbons ex tending to the plates of each of the guests of honor served as center piece. At one end of the table a large birthday cake, brilliantly lighted with j II -in .r candles, 10 for Miss Vivian ! and two for Master Merton. stood. After the dinner the honor guests pulled the ribbons extending to their 1 plates, each ribbon bringing forth I pretty gifts. The guests included: Miss Vivian ! Estes Merton Slaton. Mrs. Otto Sut ton. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Casey. Merton I E Shutrum. Miss Gladys Flanagan land Miss Frances Rice. Portland Telegram. L W. Hughes son-in-law of H Loda7 to attend i Arbogast. He Is ing. if Corning, I Arbogast, tie Funeral n attorney I Mrs. lioxy B. Estes ot Present II visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice Anger of Newell street. Mrs. Estea hue a her guest for a few days Mrs. (.'has W. Ueighao of Salt Lake, who he fort her marriage was Miss Paralee linilev of Pendleton. Walla Walla Union. I Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Hill and Mis.' Florence Moussu have gone to Hida way Springs for an outing. Sayres" Great August Clearance ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE AT CLEAN-UP PRICES. SILK SUITS HALF PRICE WOOL SUITS HALF PRICE PARASOLS HALF PRICE WASH SKIRTS REDUCED SUMMER DRESSES REDUCED WASH GOODS REDUCED LINEN DRESSES REDUCED Pendleton's Quality Store. UP TO $8.75 WASH DRESSES $2.98 All colored wash dresses consisting of voiles, lawns and linens, flowered and striped effects are included in this offer. Friday and Saturday S2.0S UP TO $1.50 HAND BAGS 75c One special lot of hand bags, worth from to SI. 50. Special BOUDOIR CAPS 25c ilk and crepe boudoir car in wnne and lavender combinations. lJr. .c $1.00 .. 75c Lace, net, pink and blue T. P. W. Pure Food Shop 3 Phones All 15 CLEANLINESS SERVICE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables By express daily ; kept clean and away from the flies. Stanfield Swiss Cheese Fresh shipment today.the pound mitaA 1916 New Pack Asparagus Can 35C; 3 lor S1.00 Mineral Waters, Ginger Ale and Summer Beverages. warm days ECONOMY THE CLEANEST, COOLEST STORE IN THE NORTHWEST. Hotpoint Electric Appliances These vou'll appreciate their many uses. T. P. W. Teas for iced teas, pound 60c to 81. UU New Dinnerware, Glassware and Percolators. , Another shipment our Handy House step i-aaaers. Everv kitchen needs one, each... SI. 40 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade The wedding of Miss Llla Sengsiake of Portland and Frederick Harold Young of Eugene, the new commer cial Instructor in the Pendleton high school, will he celebrated in Portland next Wednesday. Miss .nine not- : KHAWKBV U.UUB GOOD s INKKK T IKI.F.H mau will BUv j ford, a cousin, will b" or. The bridesmaids Elisabeth Cowden, of Norms Redman, Miss .Miss Marjorie Magulre, Mb Korell and Miss Florence Katherini and Blls&beth D Corvallis, will be attendants Bengatake, Jr., will be Mr. y tendant. Rev, John H. Boy ficlate. rtc hnn- Mlai! M lat Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wan! Mr. C. W. Prcgnltz and daughter, Catherine, motored I" Pendleton the first of the week. Mr. and Mis Civile BoM ave the nr end Ci ung's I will The Boet Laxative. To keep the bowels regular the best laxative is outdoor exercise. Drink a full glass of water half an hour be- i fore breakfast and eat an abundance; of fruit and vegetables, also establish a regular habit and be sure that yourj bowels move once each day. When a medicine is needed take Chumber berlain's Tablets. They are pleasant to take and mild and gentle In effect. Obtainable everv where. Adv. RESIGNS. CI HAZEN APPOINTED 10 PLACE hapP) parents I lev. I. K. Fa to the no i 'ia I .u ation. Mrs. 1, K V nf Armenia. No ing at the home in. Aiexandei f a girl baby, t and family have Uns :ui their an- ihi if I! ighter e vera l . Net M mi - Mi location to Start a garage. Mr.. j. i. Barker ami sob Bill, ot ' Pendleton ."pent Sunday at this place. Uoyd Riches returned Thursday I from the editorial convention it Med I ford and reports a very good tlSM w. i:. smith returned Tuesday from a business trip to Portland. I The QeodttlO and Count surveyors i In charge of Chief Kngliieer c V. IK m mm iAt it Mi bb m m m m m muittiMMm M. Iil ILVRDS FROM CITY OF M l ART Now MAN STEPS IM TCEF. li. ( oi N II.- J. W. DUNBAR NAMED AS MEMBER OF THE I MMJI CONSTIUtTlON WORK IS GOINt. OH AT JUNCTION MAM PUN TO ATTEND ma wane t East 'jregonian Special.) BUBH Aug. 10. J. W. Dunbar was elected a member of the school j board at the special meeting lasi Fri day afternoon, called for the purpose I of filling the vacanc) occasioned by j the resignation of W. It. Roberts J. E. Vogler foreman of construction! for the Pacific Fruit Express Co., left! on Toes lay for Norm Powder to erect I eoine buildings at that point. The Icing plant at this point is now in op srailosj in charge ol Agent L. L. Cas- j sidy. Central Manager J. P. O Brien and' General Superintendent M J- Buck ley, accompanied by other division of 1 cialn. came in Monday lorenoon fori a shun stav. inspecting the terminals, and leaving on the Walla Walla lo-1 till at noon. H. an I B Foreman O. M King: with his g.mg. has lieen here several days repairing the irrigation flumo and siphon across the river. A carload of dimension lumber for. the new bridge across the river nasi arrived and was unloaded Wednes day near the bridge U. b burroughs of Pendleton is furnishing the luin- be i for the bridge. George H. Roberts Is expecting a; car of lumber lo arrive within a day or two when work will be commenc-1 d on a number of I Idanrss he is1 arranging to build for rental purpos-, Mr. anw Mrs J J. Curtain left on No tl Thursday for a couple ot weeks trip to Portland. San Fran-1 house ti i lsco and UBS Angeles. j forenuoi Mrs. (Tart and little daughter spent. Ing that buuduy visiting her sister-in-law, K,.t aw. H ARD LCCK HENDRIX. I Ill Jslsfl bbSHb9bbV 1 I m&m CLAUDS HFNDrZlX visinn and returning will leave Gib bon at 7:30 p. m. Bring your picnic baskets and have a good time. Those not providing their own lunches cum purchase same on the grounds at tlie various lunch stands. The big event of the day will be the fat men's race to be participated in by such men as Assistant Superintend ent Buckley, Special Agent Harmon. Agent I.use. Conductor Parkhurst. Engineer King, the senator and oth ers. It is a true saving if you want to advertise anything get the people to i talking about it, arouse their curios ity to the point where tney will asa all ldntls ol questions. The Round -L'p is enjoying its share of the above llpce Agent F. N l.use donned a liound-l'p hat of the latest design and is never too busy to answer the iiii-stii,n, "Why the hat " Such en thusiastic boosters is what brings suc cess to such exhibitions, 1-et 'er buck! JUDGE LINDSEY GIVES SUPPORT TO WILSON FRENCHMAN l (.S Ills nni GERMAN AEROPLANE DENVKR Aug. I. Judge j tindsey, leading progressive, has t graphed Wilson his assurances 'cordial support' during the O paign. If any pitcher ever seemed to be - n il by hard luck that pitcher Is Claude Hendrix, of the Chicago Cubi. He is pitching exceptional ball but the errors and poor support of his teammates prevent him from win ning his games. All In former times when a farmer and a mortgage got on a Kansas farm, the man too often was the one whe had to leave, but since alfalfa camo It's the mortgage that has to get off. to be instai held Yard no breaks" seem one week, for two-hit game but lost both In hed a rame. am mates' foozling Annual Picnic to ba house canvass Wednesda not only Inviting but Insist-1 'Very body that could possibly! should avail themselves of aire Kesne of this place. 'this opportunity for a day of enjoy. Operator 9 H- Lyons has been call; ment ami recreation. A fine pro-1 d to Portland to work temporarily gram of sports has been arranged MM IP the general telegraph office In the 'he committee In charge. A special1 Welle Fargo building, being relieved I train will leave I'matllla at 7 a. m.; by Q. H Fredericks I itieth at b : 30 a. m, lo accommodate' Ttiuraduy. August lTlh, Is Ihe date 'he people from this end of the dl- 4S nm . iff Tr 4m $ Jr &a m ; v . . . I ' r IK mSL Wm BaW r L'aBBBBa f & in (Bast Orsgonlan special.) STANFIELD. Ore., Aug. 10. At the regular meeting of the city coun cil Tuesday evening. City Recorder J. M Richards resigned and Coun cilman C W. Hay.en was appointed recorder. F. B. Stuart was appointed to take the place of Mr. flazen. H. H. Anderson. R. P.oyers and He race l.anins of 1'nion are here with a new threshing machine and will com mence threshing at once at Sand Hollow. Jack Kenney and R. N. Beavert win accompany them. Miss Kflie PeiUMCh of Portland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T. Reeves on the Meadow View farm. aoa" shakeY O YT rust stir- Min k must be hcnioanin . loss of "Bob" Hliawkey. Since trailed this pitcher to the Yankees, Hodgson, le; Utah. Mrs. Mat) is expected winter with Howard. Mr. and Mr? turned to their attar a month'i her T P, home visit it I morning for ' Walla Walla, 0 spend the Prof. c. w I.ova th in re. hers B :urday 1 Pendli ton. t onnu the loss hi Shawkey has been playing the best game or his career, winning 1J on, of 1 games thus far for his new team-males. The many friends of Mrs. Torn Smith will be sorry to hear she Is on the sick list Mrs, Klmer Reeves Spent several days In Pendleton tnls week. Bbntr Reeves and Charlie Kennl son left Thursduv morning for a sev eral davs' outing In the mountains. Rev. J K. Faucett spent Sunday in (kiah Miss liaacua Duff, n former teachei In the Stanf:eld school, is elected to teach in Cove this year. EXPLOSION CARRIES RUIN IN ITS WAKE report Just iv living according to In ought dow n emplane. Alto Today, HOUSE ACCEPTS ARMY BILL OF CONFEREES WASHINGTON. Aug. li The house has accepted tlie conferees (li my bill report. It pirmits bovs un der 21 lo enlist despite parents' pro tests. Iji Follette Is drafting a sen ate bill preventing such enlistment MEXICO'S OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTEST IN MANY YEARS TRAVELERS SAY CONDITIONS IRE IMPROVING RAPIDLY AND slii TION IS RCOYANT SAN ANTONIO, Aug K). Ameri ians coming from Mexico declared that the conditions are improving, confidence In Carrania Is growing, and the situation gaining buoyanc). Carrania money Is gaining in value and business Is Improving. .1. p. French, head of the Mexican .--ewer Pipe Company, displayed a telegram from the Mexico City office saying: "Come back. Things are going well trains are running regularly lietween hem and the border." Robert J. Phllllpp. American head or the Mexican Asphault Co. signed a contract for repairing Mexico City pavements. The work Is proceeding rapidly, Alameda Park Is more beau tiful than any American nark and Is All the dine at re fifty line, kept n the best conditio stores nre open. Auierc the American club. Mea cents In gold. ' Laborers Ing advanced wages on although prices are not I An experienced American Bald : "Mexico always starts lo bounce bio k If left alone. She's doing It now " Mines are reopening. Unprecedent ed rains are assisting the crops, and money Is rising. The presidential election Is near. The Mexican out look is the brightest In several years. WEST CANADA WHEAT CROP 270,000,000 BU. WINNIPKO. Aug in The provin cial bureau of crop estimates an nounced that the Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan yield will be two hundred and seventy million bushels of wheat this year. About One-fourth "I western Canadian wheat is sent to i be United States. It was but little more than two decades ago that Kansas City. In credulous and In wonder, saw Its first carload of alfalfa hay. JUH year i-.l.il cars were r il id of the wrecked Above Is a picture altar of St. Peter's church In Jersey City. N. J. i'he wreckage is the re sult of the $7,000.0(10 munitions ex plosion which took place In the early hours of last Sunday morning, carry ing ruin and destruction In Its wake. .lust I lie Thing for Diarrhoea. "About two years ago I had a se vere attack of diarrhoea which lasted over a week," writes W. c. Jones. BUford, N. D "I became so weak that I could not stand upright. A druggist recommended Chamberlain s Colic, cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy. The first dose relieved me and within two days I was as well as ever." Many druggists recommend this remedy because they know thnt It Is reliable. Obtalnatile everywhere - Adv 4