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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDIJ5TON. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12, 1916.
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Special Values Throughout the Store
Will Make Shopping Here Most Advantageous
to You. Remember We Always Give You the Best for
the Price, No Matter What the Price.
Sale of Manhattan Shirts
OUR TWO DAYS SALE OF MANHATTAN SHIRTS HAS BEEN SUCH AN
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS, THE SHIRTS BEING IN SUCH GREAT DE
MAND WE HAVE DECIDED TO CONTINUE THE SALE THROUGH
MONDAY AND TUESDAY SO THAT EVERY ONE MAY HAVE A
CHANCE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE REMARKABLE REDUC
TIONS WE HAVE ALSO INCLUDED OUR "EAGLE" SHIRTS IN THE
SALE. HERE ARE THE PRICES:
$1.50 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $1.15
$2.00 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $1.55
$2.50 AND $3.00 MANHATTANS, REDUCED TO $1.95
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SPEClAlIlORldDAY
50c TUB SILK 25c
Good quality; 36 inches wide; shown in stripes
only; medium weight; launders like linen. Special
Mondav One Half Price 25c
BLACK TAFFETA
All of our black taffeta is placed on sale Monday.
This special includes all grades- including the best
$19.75 SILK DRESSES $7.95
These dresses are black and navy, plain models;
nearly all sizes. Monday Special $7.95
$35.00 SILK DRESSES $14.75.
One special lot of crepe de chine and marquisette
qualities; 36 to 40 inches wide.
$1.25 Taffeta Special 9HC
S1.50 Taffeta Special $1-21
$1.75 Taffeta Special $1.39
$2.00 Taffeta Special $1.61
$2.25 Taffeta Special $1.89
$2.50 Taffeta Special $1.98
dresses in fancy models. The best of colors and good
sizes. Monday Special $14.75
$7.50 WOMEN'S SWEATERS $4.98 1
Rose colored, fiber silk; very smart; sizes 40 to
42. Monday special $4.98
The Peopl
es Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
Mrs. M. A. James, well known Pen
dleton resident who was operated on
1 Tuesdus at St. Anthony's is recover
ing nicely much to the Joy of her
many fi lends.
As a result of the visit last evening
I of Miss opal Whiteley ot Cottage
I Uiove, slate superintendent of the
Junior Christian Endeavor, an effort
will le made to organize ,, union of
the Christian Endeavor societies ot
I'matllla. Morrow and tlrant coun
ties and also a local union of the
Pendleton societies. MlH Whiteley
j strongly advocated such unions ami
a meeting will be held on Monday
I evening of the local societies In Ihe
study of the Christian church for the
I purpose of taking preliminary steps.
I Another meeting will be held In Sep
tember to complete the organization.
A meeting ot the '. E. societies ot
the Christian and I'resbyteriati
I churi lies wii-s held last evening at the
home of Miss Venice Callison Ml
I Jackson street and was laigely attend
ed. Following the formal meeting.
' a social was held, refreshments being
served and music' enjoei. Vocal solos
j were given by Miss Kuih Torpeiung,
Miss Daisy McPhcrsun and M. I
Peters.
M and Mrs. I Wlllard Bond, ot
I Pendleton, have returned to Portland
alter two weeks at 1-ake Louise ami
Btntf, Mrs liond will remain here
for fortnight and will be entei'taln
I ed b Mrs. Ilobeu Townsend and Mrs.
i Charles Levis. Mrs. liond visits Port
j land every year and is ihe Inspiration
i for delightrul social affairs Urego
! nian.
Henry Donla left last night lor
' Portland where be will attend the
I ...l.li.,.. Hla hMthwr .liilln IlnlllS.
lo Miss Anna Larson.
Tonight Will Be
A Busy Night at S&yres
GREAT
AUGUST
CLEARANCE
SALE
SILK SUITS, HALF PRICE
CLOTH SUITS, HALF PRICE
PARASOLS NOW HALF PRICE
A CLEARANCE OF ALL SUMMER GOODS
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
r
ase pnrdon my lack of roher
ivs It would take an experienced
Charles V. lloodnian, who has been
the official decorator for the Hound-
ton. Quite to the contrary our eyes
i ..h,.i.i IaMv niountuiiis from which en
arise towering peaks blue with the j Journalist to be coherent In thll
distance. Hut the greatest feature ol I Country,
this rare land Is the sun There la As there Is not much more of In
nothing In the world that 1 will rec-1 terest to the folks at home 1 will close
ommeiid as quick as erlod of train- with a few notes of the boys In camp.
ink- in the I'. 8 .mm i when the train-; HOWSJ amp
lug takes place In Arizona! to reiluce
p for
Ihe past several ears, was In Hie superfluous flesh of the body.
ii:
11!
van 1 1 db m i ji
1 endlcton esterday on his way back
to Portland from Buffalo He will
return to Pendleton next week to con
fer with the Round-Up and Happy
j Canyon Boards.
Mrs. Andrew Douglass Held of West
! .Seattle, and slater. Mas Thelma Wy
', Rtt ue spending a few da.is In Pendle
I ton and Nolin with their grandfather.
I J. Hopper, who is a resident of No
i lin. Mrs. Held and her stater are
i enjoying a delightful pleasure trip
throughout eastern Oregon, having
visited relatives la La lirande, the
i Grande Honde valle and man other
I points.
Mrs. Horace Mann and Mrs.
George Haer and small son. Horace
left yesterday for a eever.il weeks
visit at the Hakei ranch in the I'kiah
ountry.
Corporal Jack Hoi" receives hla
dally seven letters regularly and de
votes his spare time In an emleiTor
to answer them. Jack some boy.
Private orville (Put) Bidden! Just
dropped in on his way from Ihe ma
chine gun company to the shower
bath Pat always has been leckleas.
When I was examined In Boise my,
weight was a)-, 1-2 pounds. At pres
ent I weigh 192 mid feel fine. (Not
an advertisement
snminy, August 6.
At last the semi-weekly wasning , u-j whenever he feels devilish he ;Uways
washed, dried and put away. W I ,o V(.rd ,,,,, iuxune!, f f.
have taken our dully shower bath and TWj w1 hiH lt),r) howtr ,ulh l0.
are now COOll baiting I" the shade
. . .I..O.. f ,i rl i.l, I
i our lenis, lasiug wj .u,. .,,,.,. ...,.,. pi,., nlrll are
at present camped at Fort Hiiuhuca.
They had better be gone before we
LOCALS
8b Advertising in Brief
BATES.
Per line first Insertion lje
Per line, additional insertion. . . . M
Per line, per month $1.00
No locals taken for lest than 25c
Count 6 ordinary words to line.
Locals will not be taken over the
telephone except from Bast Oregon
lao paid op subscribers.
La Dow is selling out at cost.
Housekeeping rooms 400 E Alta
Designing and aressmaKjng. Miss
Schubert. Phone 421.
Wanted Gir for general house
work. Phone 7S3J.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phone 6G3M. 1403 W. Railroad st.
Touring car for hire for country
tripe Phone It.
For rent Light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 308W. 401 Aura-
Married man would like a steadv
Job on farm. Write Arlen L. Brock
I Tendleton, Ore.. General Delivery.
For rent Furnished housekeeping 1
I rooms. Inquire 501 Clay street
Suits pressed 50c; tnoroughly clean
j ed 150. Rudd, 310 W. Webb, phone.
85.
Wanted to rent. 5 or 6 room fur-!
rished house. No children
663.
For rent 7-room house. Bath and
Uhade. Inquire 617 Willow.
For sale- Emmerson piano In first
class condition. Inquire Folsom'sj
furniture store.
For rant Modem 7-room house. '
617 Mark street, North Side C. L. I
Bonney, Standard Grocery Co.
For sale 180 Kimball parlor or. j
Found Pair of eye glasses
Main street. Inquire this office.
ISO Victrola and SIS good records
cheap, with terms. "K" this office.
For sale New potatoes; also orders
taken for w Inter potatoes. Address
B, H. Inman, Adams, Ore., or R. F.
Kirkpatrick, City.
Rooming house for sale. Main
Phone I street, in center or Dusinesn uisirn-i. 0nce. Terms easy Matloc k-Laata
! Doing good business. Inquire of Pen- investment Co. Adv.
land Bros. I
Horace Walker is up from Stan
tield, spending a few days.
F. V. Chapman, prominent Nye far-
- ... . nier, was in the city jesteruay.
Public Dance at Rieth. I
Saturday evening, Aug. 12. All are! -Mlster Hulph Chrlstensen of La
invited and assured a good time. 1 (irande is visiting friends In Pendle
Adv. ' ton this week.
. K. Arne. head of the Boys' and
' l-'or sale. Olrls' aid Boclot) o Portland, spenl
One 14 1-2 acre tract, good house ! ester da) in Pendleton,
and youug orchard. James Morris, of the Porilund
One smaller tract, good house and sporting goods firm of Backey & Mor
bearing orchard. A snap if taken at : rls. was In the city yesterday on a
business mission.
gan. Slightly used. Bargain if taken,
at once. Call or address, 513 Clay
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night. Funerals to cemetery
only 11 50. Phone (80. Hotel St.
George. Carney Taxi Ce.
For auto rates to Lehman, HHa
way or Bingham Springs, call Alex
Some well bred young horses will
i trade for land or Pendleton property,
j See H. E. Cook, 301 Johnson street.
or phone 211J
For rent Furnished 5-room house
close in, for August. Also two room
cottage, furnished, permanent to de
sirable tenants. Phone 469.
For sale Five room house, east
Ante Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a
m. and 3:30 p m. each day Adv.
OIUM.ON lir.UlBejJIEN.
Rooms Housekeeping and sleeping Manning Phone 202
Prices low. 608 Willow. Phone 600.
Private maternity home, skilled at
tention. Phone 376J.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deliv
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.,
21 Beauregard. Pohne 227J.
Call Penland Bros, van te move your
1 Court street. Desirable location, close
to school. A genuine bargain For
particulars address R. C. Jory, Mau
pln. Ore.
For sale Modern, one year old
bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen,
fire place, full cement basement. East
front, corner lot. 417 Logan or
phone 365R.
Lost One blue horse branded dia-
ii outinued from page one.;
knowledge as to the routine then, but
cue thing is certain nnd that Is that
we have prepared very permanent
quarters, such as "mess houses.'' etc.,
which indicate a winter's camp.
"But we should not need to be net-
bath. You know It is only 107 In the
shade down here, but we don't mind
that as we don't have to stay In the
shade ver long.
Tomorrow we haie to mai'eh to ths
pump station and go on guard there
for L'4 hours, l am anxious to go
there to see what sjstem ol condensa
tion they use to hold the moisture
alter It Is collected.
"iver In Company C there are four
fellows who (day mandolins and they
c ertainly make me homeslc k for Se
attle and those college days when
t hey turn loose.
Home llrtks Are Cureless.
This town of Grangevllle, Idaho,
must be some Veal pluce s the
Grangevllle boys are constantly re
ceiving tobacco, cakes, pies and cook,
les and lots of letters from their
Iriends and folks at home. It sure
must be a ptMMBUM sensation to know
that the folks at home are thinking,
oi oii once or twice u month.
Private George Morgan received a
letter from Percy Folsoin esterda
und I want to state that it was a real
letter Mr. Folsoin, 1 congratulate
you upon your belief in this matter
and I (alSo wish to state that If all
the people at home hail the same
Ideas and good will toward the boys
Irom Pendleton who did their share
It would be a whole lot easier and
you Certainly demand my sincere re
spect. Well, aside from this blue matter,
Ihe evenings are spent In our squad
, tents discussing Ihe days of soft
.snaps and ice cream sodas and the life
, back home among the real people
would step out once
gel
there or the 1'. S. will not have
iriny as we will all be camp fire
boys about the second day in c amp
Corporal Frank Cornfield Is on per
manent provost (police) guard. He
Is really a good soldier and h.s only
sec ret Is that some of the Pendleton
police force Is not In N'ogalcs now.
I want to correct the address of the
mall sent us after this. The proper
address Is Co E. !.'nd Idaho Inf. N"
gales. Arizona.
Best wishes for all and a great
KoundUp for Pendleton this ccr
household goods. Telephone 339 Also mond four right hip, white face,
baggage transferring and heavy haul- . weight 12 hundred U.. and one roan
lng. mare, same brand, weight about 1000
Indies save vour combings. Wo pounds, .--ultatjle reward tor recov
make toupees, wigs, switches, etc
Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors.
ery of same George Jackson, Pen
dleton, R. R. 1. Box 65.
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NOTICE OP PAYMF.XT OF CITY
OF PKNDUrrON IMPROVE
MENT BONDS.
Notice is hereby gtven that City of tied."
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos. OOUBlry Maul on I'm Men.
7 and t, Ser:es T, will lie paid upon! Believe me, this is a great country
presentation thereof to the under-1 Of course, there are no great grain when
signed at the American National nam or broad, fertile valleys to yield while and quaff a c ool BudWSlfer
Bank. Pendleton I'matllla County, the produc ts suc h as we have In ore-1 olympla and think nothing of It.
Oregon Interest on said bonds!
ceases September 1, 1916.
Dated August 1 1, 1916
LEE MOORHOI'S
Treasurer. City of Pendleton, by
Ham Mlckelsen, Deputy.
FRENCH OFFENSIVE NORTHEAST OF VERDUN
Itiblir: Dance Tonight, Moose Hall. '
The public Is cordially invited to;
attend the regular Saturday night'
by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission. 50
dance tonight in Moose hall. Music I
cents. Adv.
Hunters, Attention!
' G. I. I.a Dow is quitting business
nnd you can get guns, ammunition,
fishing tackle, campers' equipment
hardware, etc.. at wholesale cost and j
less, sale is now on and first come
will get the best picking.- Adv. I
I
TANK CARS OFFERED
FOR GOVERNMENT USE
Union Tank Line Company to
Help Water Problem on j
Mexican Border.
NEW yob k. Aug 12. --The Union i
Tank Line company, a former subsl-j
diary of the gtandsrd oil company of I
New Jersey, has come to the aid oTi
tre war department In solving the
problem of getting fresh water to thel
troops along the border.
It was learned today that Ihe com
patiy had offered to the military au
thorities the use of 40 new tank cars, I
each with a capacity of SO0O gallons.!
The offer was accepted Immediately!
and the cars will be on their way In j
a solid train from Milton. Pa., where
tbev were built, lo San Antonio, The
offer entails u e of the cars uf
f-llLCS
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hot sllTTtUMEROUN tfx0E Wlhupt M .
mX9 vJgBELRUPT
Help Wanted.
Any reliable man or eOmnn can
easily make five dollars a day nelllng
our Powdered Flavorings Half co
of the liquid. Non-alcoholic. Erery
bodv buys. We haTe agents with a
bUSinesi worked up making them In
dependent for life. Write for partic
ulars. BCnPNTOL PLAVOR CO
(Adv. ) Underwood. Wah.
Con Dung Low
CHOP SUEY
NOODLES cr
HOT TAMALES
CHILLI CON GARNE
SPANISH STTIjE
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Evervthlng clean and up-to-date
FIHST CDASS 8BKVICB
TEA 5c Packase
Under State
Hotel
Cor Webb and Cottonwood Sts.
Phone 67. Pendleton, Ore.
In some of Ihe fierc est lighting seen again
nro,,,l V..r,liin clni ci I hi. L'rem battle attSJoH
for the fortress began five and a half
long months
The Wench returned to the
and succeeded In reoccupylng
the greater pari of the village. Prep
arations for Ihe assault on the Thin.
igo. Ihe Frenc h troops hnvc mllunt tt.ork W(rf m1(lp ,
as Ihe government needs them, and taptured the Thlamount Work (2) vance along the Meuse from Hrah
this despite the fact that oil refiners! within twelve hours, holding It final- north of the wood lying east of
are reporting a shortage at 2000 to ly against all attacks. The French Vachereauvllle. (1 i where (I'neral
1000 c ars in equipment aiallable for forced fhelr way Into the village of Nlvolle's troops suc ceeded In taking
Ihe trunspcitiatlon of petroleum, Fb ciry, (3) but were driven out several eilrman Irench's.
Hong Kong Cafe
AND NOODLE PARLORS
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
Outside Tray Orders a Bpedalty.
Boies for ladles and gentlemen.
OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT
MKALH 20c AND CP,
Meal Tickets, 31 Mcnls for $4.00
Special Chicken Dinner
Sundays.
548 Main Street
Nnxt to HI. O. HldK. Phone 108