East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGH TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1916. EIGHT PAGES Originality of Design, Quality of Weave and Beauty of Coloring Wilt Distinguish THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Fall Exhibition and Sale of Fashionable Apparel THIS GREAT STORE IS SPLENDIDLY READY FOR THE NEW SEASON WITH STOCKS THAT ARE BROAD AND REPRESENTA TIVE OF ALL THAT HAS BEEN DECREED CORRECT IN THE WORLD OF FASHION. One Piece Cloth Dresses of Serge Made on the Newest Lines Daily arrivals by express have made our showing of these practical garments especially attrac tive. We featuring most particularly the "Dolly Madison" dresses. They are serge dresses made oi youthful lines especially designed for the high school miss. Straight line dresses are the vogue, they are made full and loose and just held in softly to the waist by a new crossover sash belt of the same material. One model shows the large ripple cape collar and a panel effect in the center of both front and back of small knife pleats. Of course the plain tailored conservative dress is still desirable. These Dresses Range in Price From $11.75 to Hi Grand Fall Opening Tomorrow Evening Thursday, September 14th 7:30 till 9 o'clock Thursday evening our store will be open from 7:30 till 9 o'clock, not for selling goods but strictly for the purpose of show ing the season's styles and the immense stocks of quality merchandise we have gathered here for your selection. Good music has been arranged for and the time you spend looking through our store will be both pleasant and profitable. Everyone is invited. ansa In atRecent Talk to His Employees, One of Americas Great est Business Men Said: "Provide yourself with a smile and an air of pros- , perity. Wear your best business suit and a cheerful necktie. If you have no best suit buy one. We have to appear prosperous to be prosperous." That's a pretty practical bit of ad vice. Dont you think so'? And to make you take this bit of advice to heart, we announce a wonderful as sortment of prosperous looking suits. They fit with custom tailor precis ion. They have an "air" of being worth a great deal more than they coat. They are priced from Ot&rifbt Hrt Sdullixi k $ 1 5to $35 The Bargain Basement Such Bargains as These Are Making This Department Popular Throughout Eastern Oregon. Women s Dress Shoes 12 inch top. $3.29 Bargain Basem't $3.29 Wool Dress Goods A big assortment 49 Bargain Basement 49 Jersey Sweaters Athletic Style 98 Bargain Basement 98i? Silk Dress Goods 36 inches wide 49e Bargain Basement 49 LADIES' TAILORED SUITS Your shopping is not complete un less vou have visited this department and looked over these ab solutely new suits, priced elsewhere at $19.50 $14.95 Special School Shoes The Beat in Pendleton. $1.98 Several big lots; all sizes; good lasts. There is no competition. Compare with others 81.98 Ladies' Fall Coats $3.49 Just cleaned out our big upstairs stock of coats that sold for $15 to $32. Here they are $6.75 Women's Skirts and Petticoats Have you bought yours yet? Within the past few days we have sold dozens of them. Bet ter buy pretty quick. 81.79 SILK WAISTS This week will close out the last of this big lot of wash silks, Jap silks and crepe de chines. Silk Waist ?i.7 If it's in the Bargain Basement it's Sure a Bargain. Visit Our Dry Goods Dep't. For the New Things in Piece Goods CORDUROY They are using Corduroy for sport skirts, suits and coats. We are showing a varied line of plain colors and striped effects. These are quite the new thing and we are sure they will please. The yard $1.25 to $2.99 COATINGS 'Tis getting time you should have that new coat. You'll find a splendid assortment of the sea sons best coating fabrics. Come only in exclusive coat lengths. The yard $1.59 to $5.99 BLACK SILKS Any kind of black silk you may so desire, we can furnish. These you well know "make up" into most stylish dresses and are of the best quality. Black Taffeta, yd. $1.00 to $2.50 Black Messaline, yd. $1.25 to $2 Black Ottoman, yd $2.00 Black Faille, yd $2.00 Black Crepe de Chine yard $1.25 to $2.00 Black Pussy Willow, yd. $2.00 Black Charmeuse, yd $2.75 Black Satin, yd $2.00 Etc. Etc. The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade it w Daily Chats With the Housewife stop wiping msiies. Mm HHen Ruggles, a prominent teacher and lecturer on domestic econ omy, says: "I am very strongly In favor of not wiping the dishes. It does away with the Droblem of dish towela and 1-2 cup of bread crumbs, l saltspooa of salt and dash of cayenne pepper. 1 tablespoon of muMiroom liquor, sad sufficient sauce to form a croquette mixture. Form and fry In deep fst Onion Custard Cook until tender 2 cups of sliced Spanish onions, ad1- savee a great deal of work. I use this t ing l bay leaf, 1 stalk of celery, a large draining rack, which can be pinch of allspice, 1 tablespoon of got for 11.26 anywhere, and which lasts a long time. Into It I put the dishes of all sites, after they have been thoroughly washed In hot suda Over them I pour hot water, then cover them with a clean piece ot cheesecloth and leave them to dry. On the floor In front of the sink la a rub mer mat. It Is easy for the feet, snd prevent soiling the linoleum on the floor. I use the luncheon cart to wheel out and back all ray dishes which go Into the china closet. At the left of the sink I keep this alnc covered little stand which I use all over the kitchen, wheeling my things from place to place. It is on rubber casters and is very' light. LIWIXN DISH. Melt a tablespoon of butter in the frlng pan, and one onion cut up ant minced parsley, and 1-2 teaspoon ot salt, using us little water as possible. Remove from the fire and press through a puree sieve, stirring Is s tiny pinch of baking power to oar rect the slight acidity. Then add i well beaten eras that have feeea di luted with i tablespoons of cream, and turn the mixture at Into small groused custard cups, them Into a pan of hot water bake 25 minutes ln.s moderate l'nmold on a chop platter, cover a cream sauce to which a cop of cook i d peas baa been added, and Bet and MILLING DEMAND HAS EFFECT ON WHEAT BIDS PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent Wheat prices were easier and tf 'when slightly browned' .idd six fresh; ally lower In leading world's esateis tomatoes peeled and cut up or two j for the day. With Liverpool cables cups of canned tomatoes, then add showing a loss of 1 to 2d there was salt and pepper to taste. When the a natural tendency on the part of the tomatoes und onions are cooked beat Chicago shorts to sell still farts er three eggs and stir Into the mixture' and that market's Initial values were and when cooked remove from fire off. und serve hot on toast. locally the situation is soruawnat mixed. Prices here ure from this SALMON SANDWICHES. I Um forth lo s governed mors b the Remove the bones from one can of,m"ng demand than by ths ! salmon and discard the liquid. Mash I markets. The scramble for blu 'and mix to a smooth paste with msy-! ' exceedingly keen. There Is little ' onnaisa or boUed dressing. Spread f this high (rods sillllng wheat SB. 'on thin siloes of well buttered bread. I ld in the country Sou ior iu rea- I'lace a crisp lettuce leaf In each some excited prices ors I ... . . . . . . i i t n llfi.al.in sundwicn una out inio iriangiw ttihu. . leach sandwich in paraffin paper. BEAl'TIFY TUB NAII.S. The Utile white crescents at base While there Is more or lees tasV uf an Immediate advance of 2te pet Bar rel In the price of patent flosr, so thai - """b wnr nuown nuring tee a a ""I h.,,,,.. f , .jj f the finger nails can be deval-! m . " '" w-1 oped by dally soaking the fingers In. . ....... . fiiinr. .ii'M., n, Willamette valley ISfi 6.20 warm, soapy water ana genny press ing the soft cuticle with an orange wood stick. Trim off any rough par ticles of cuticle, but do not cut any Often Sf than Is really necessary. Ity dally care as directed above the growth of cuticle will be slow. A little grease rubbed on the cuticle at nlfht will also help to keep the cuticle from splitting. SOAP .IKIJV "I have recently made a discovery that has helped me ever so much and I should like to pass it on," Bald the mother of a large family "It has al ways been a bit of a puzxle to me to know what to do with the fragments of tollot soap which accumulate with unbelievable rapidity in the bath rooms. It seems wasteful la throw them away, yet I could find no use for them. Finally t hit on the plan of putting them In a pint fruit Jar und filling the jar half full of hot 16; local straight. bakers' local, t imt.i Montana spring wheat, I" 0; exports t.Vinf5.jo; whole wheat ll.lt; gra ham. 16.20; rye flour. M.40 per ssr rel. Hay Buying price, new crop. Wil laaistte valley timothy, fancy, 1140 IS; eastern Oregon-Idaho fnnry tim othy, IIS'(it9; alfalfa. IHA1I.1I: valley vetch. 112; chest, $11011: clover, 19 6 10 ton. Oraln Sucks- ljis nomlsal: Ne I Calcutta. 11 1-ieil 3-Sc In aarfats. less amounts are higher. Mlllstuffs Selling price; Bras ttt: shorts, SIB per ton. X.nrTTON OK MRH HOWS 8EKMS IWOIIANl NEW LONDON, Sept. U The Sea ditloo of Mrs. Annie K. Howe. president's sister, was unchanged rs terdav afternoon. Phvslcians odvteed water. This makes a soap Jelly which wltaon not t0 y. New London ga I u-e for washing out dainty blouses mediately. Wilson Is awaiting s poo collars and so on, and for shampoo-! ,lblo change , hl8 goer's condition. Ing! I keep a Jar In each bathroom. ,, ,m.,nei aboard the oreatdeaMal adding new pieces or soap as they grow too small to USB, Now 1 always have a Jar of pure snap Jelly on hand for use ut all times." HONEY W ITH OlUl'Kl Kl IT. Sweetening with noney Instead of sugar gives a delicious flavor to grape rrult. All kinds of presorved small fruits, maple syrup and fresh crushed fruits also may be used in grapefruit. yacht Mayflower. JUST ONIONS. "Onions without an apology" that Is the way one oook characterises some Why "Anurlc" Is an INSURANCE Against Sudden Death. e 1. ,. fifi-...OT.rv VK-M JV W.VaV-WS? 'r.rrr, A; W;CVA7-r7:V.;-Vrn;TV;'r.--.;-vvc, 1V ZL ).( Ul Z II M IVf ill ' Jf mmmim iur uuLimmiimuiiit jwnj-aiutiui lvt w WtWiH Before an Insurance Company will take a risk on your life the examining physician will test the urine and report whether you are a good risk. 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Par i boll In plenty of salted water, drain j well, and arrange in a buttered bak , Ing dish. Dot with bits of butter ana j bake until soft und a pale yellow. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, ana I cover with 12 Inch layer of grated crumbs thickly dredged with grated I I hecse. Return to the oven long ! enough to melt the cheese. Add cream eauco und serve, j Onion Croquettes Pound to a poMe sardl nes that have neen freed from bones and skin. Add 6 grated onions, well as reguiatiii'.! Dlood pressure. "Amiric" is a regnlnr insurance and I i f e-saver f or al I bi g meat eaters and those who deposit lime-salts in their joints. Ask the druggist for "Anorio" pat sp by Dr. Pierce, in .Ml-ccnt packages. STRENGTH AND BEAUTY Come with Dr. Pierce's OoWon Modlcal Discovery. This Is a blood cleanser aud alterative, that starts tho liver and stom ach Into vigorous action. It thus assists the lxly to manufacture rich red blond' which fends the heart, nerves, brain and organs of the body. The organs work smoothly llko machinery running In olt' You feci clean, strong and strenuous In stead of tlrod,. weak and faint' ' BUTTER AND ROFTKR LIGHT Is assured by the uss of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give s light that illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strata the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them? J. L. VAUGHAN BIB 3