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I TEH PAGI ON. Ff.IDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1916. GERMAN DIVER REPORTED SUNK ' Plf-1 TTTO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. TENDLETON. OREG !- .;. ,. ,-...1,ii,,i,iJ..u,.iili.uUi.ljlli-u.i..'i. '"-"-"-""" ....in.m . .-.;. .! i-i t-ii.iiiii;''--tt ' -- ' . , , . ,'ii-i.rrkI - . -- -.- - - - . it -r j-wwry-r Vf TwTf-tW"t-T t- 'f 1 . f." J ' -f -T w .q ' , ..' ," r "TT'iTTTrTuT"-' "" IJ.JJ I; : . , , ti'r ! I Hart, bcharmer oi Marx i; I M 'l M Si I All Wool Fabrics iMftl i mFimwSii if: i II S WUKIrl aUMtlHIIMU TO YOU IN THESE DAYS WHEN WOKiJJ-WAK MAliu paf-, VI i yt (J -CV I VV 3 THE MARKETS UNCERTAIN, TO KNOW THAT WHEN YOU PAY FOR ALL-WOOL QUAL- I I ' "nt l J I ' ' yfK I KH: j T ITY, YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT. TRAPS THE ONLY WAY YOU WILL GET IT, TOO; ' : f iT ; li (TV VJ h;s. PAYING FOR IT. AND ALL-WOOL QUALITY IS SO POSITIVELY THE MOST ECONO- I 1 ti 1 U 5sL O Xl G. J MICAL THING YOU CAN GET IN CLOTHES, YOU'D BETTER BE SURE OF IT. I It j ' i IV i 1 WE'LL GUARANTEE IT. I 11 1 J L LJ fci!rL ill I J ft VARSITY FIFTY FIVE MODELS IN SUITS, FOR YOUNG MEN. VARSITY SIX HUN- P-T ' iSWVj ' Sl' 1(11 DRED OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN. ANY MAN CAN WEAR THEM. LV. . i, .tKX- 1 SWTS AND df frt flSfiil H tV I 1 OVERCOATS IplD tO $dD Hffil l; l! ii ibi Pn " k ill m w i of faH NORFOLK, (let. 20.oMc.erii of the British steamer N'irlh Pacific an nounced they had reie'ved a wlreleaa me sace saying: "A Ocrmnn aubnm r nc was k t of Nanliikot." It dUrrd a ItrltlKh crulxor waa nearby. It I believed that pomtllily the V-6X h.w been destroyed. j OfftoUH llrTllt lUlwt of V-5.1 Slnklrilf. WASHINGTON. Ort. 20. Navy of VS' fenernllr dlcoountod the re p.rt of the ubmarln U-8S belnK rk off Nantucket. The Hrltlflh em. (sy !o discredited it. No Atlantlo bv1 nation received a wlreldM re ivrt ef the sinking. OfflclaU called af.ention to the fact the captain ot th 1-ritL-h steamer North Pa:lflJ a ot sponfor for the report v NEWSPAPERS GIVE NORMAL SUPPORT m 0 ts Superb Exhibit vercoa SHARP MORNINGS, COLD EVENINGS YOU NEED A FALL OVERCOAT. HERE ARE THE NEWEST THINGS FROM HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX VARSITY SIX HUNDRED; CHESTER FIELDS; LOOSE COATS; THE FABRICS ARE SCOTCH TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS, IN BROWNS, TANS, GRAYS, BLUES. MANY OF THE COATS HAVE BELT BACKS, $18, $20, $25, $30, $35 NEW "ARRIVALS' IN NECKWEAR. Square and novelty silks; stripes, figures; unusual values, you'll want half a dozen 50, 75, ?1.00 to f 2.00 Your Winter Costume is In complete without FURS SELECT YOURS NOW ttllltbBlMitWwIIlM PUT YOUR HAT PROBLEM UP T O US Our line of "head gear" for Fall we believe to be unexcelled. Here you will see everything new that's good. Here you will find a desire to let you buy only what will be lastingly satisfactory. Soft hats; derby hats, caps you'll have to see them, that's all. Ask to tee our Ketuington $3.50 HU. MATERIALS FOR PARTY DRESSES Never before have we been better supplied with such a va riety of materials for party dresses. Makes no difference whether you want a new dress or just to make one over we certainly can furnish what you want Let us help you plan your dress. SILKS Such as taffeta, soire taffeta, crepe de chine, satin, char meuse, pussy willow, messa line, etc. These come in all the afternoon and evening shades. Mlf Georgette Crepe Chiffon and marquesette, all are shown in evening shades and they play an important part in the make up of a gown. Trimmings In order to give the proper look it must be finished with trimming. A wonderful show ing of the newest gold and sil ver laces and flouncings, bands beaded trimmings, tassels, etc. All shades. "T. r ti7 r rJ CLi" 3 PHONES r. vv. rure ruuu onvy all 15 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE Furs are the crown of elegance, the finishing feature to a woman's Fall costume. Nowadays even if the wea ther is not extremely cold, "Fashion" decrees that furs be worn. Correctly so too, for any woman's appearance is greatly enhanced by the soft fluff of a fur next to her face. Our assortment of new furs offers you a wide range of selection, separate muffs or scarfs and complete sets, featuring the new Quaker cape or animal scarf with the melon or round muff now so much in demand. We show them in imported black or brown coney, near-seal, black, grey or red fox, ermine, fitch, Hudson seal, oppossum, marten, river mink, Russian wolf, Japa nese and American mink and natural lynx. We also carry a complete assortment of little sets for children in all white, grey or brown furs, priced from f 1.95 to $15.00. SEPARATE MUFFS FROM $3.95 TO $45.00 SEPARATE SCARFS FROM $2.95 TO $40.00 COMPLETE SETS FROM $7.95 TO $100.00 SATURDAY'S SHOPPER'S GUIDE Our Pure Food Shop i filled to overflowing with new seasonable table supplies. Every counter and display table is piled high with ''good thing, to eat," kept and handled in the cleanest, most sanitary grocery store in the northwest. WchyihoP m Pwwn- wer Phone or end the children, it. T. P. W. QUALITY together with T. P. W. SERVICE. OUR CARLOAD OF FANCY HOOD RIVER APPLES are now on di.pUy in our .tore. You'll make no :... l. : .,-. nnw for vour winter needs. The box $1.95 lU-IWftV l. J -. - - CROCKERY DEPT. Dinnerware in sets and open stock. Guernsey Cooking Ware, Glas ware, Percolator, and Hot point Electric Appliance. You can have them charged ' on your regular account. 1000 Island Dressing Really deliciouB, bottle.... 35 T. P. W. Xtragr.de The best Coffee in America. Pound 40 "Jone. Dairy Farm" Little Big Sausages For breakfast. Cane and Maple Syrup J2gal. can, special 75 New Buckwheat 9 pound sack 60 New Crop Walnuts No. 1 quality, pound 25 Paper Shelled Almond. ....New Crop pound 30 New Crop Shelled Almonds Packages 25 and 50 Banquet Candi Packed 8 in box, the box 25 New Pack Kraut Quart.. 15 Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple No. 2 cans, 6 for 95 No. 2i cans, the extra fancy grade.... can 25; doz. $2.75 Salt Salmon Choice red fish, pound.... 15 Mackerel Fat and fine, each 15 to 35 The Bargain Basement SALE OF DRESS GOODS REMNANTS. Whole Dress Length, of 3'2 to 6 Yard. At prices that mean something to you who wish to save. The lot includes serges in several colors, worsteds in the plain and fancy weaves, mafly colored plaids and shepherd checks. The lot includes also suitings and coatings. One entire table devoted to these bargains and every one offered at Bargain Basement prices until sold.. Pendletons Great "est Dep't Store Where It Pays to Trade In their 4USK"tlnns t" votera on the varioua initiative measur.-a to be paswd upon Nov, 7, many newspapers of the state are urging a Yes vote for 30S, the Pendleton normal school measure. Anions the more Important papers, outside of .Portland, urglnK the measure upon the people, are the S.ii' ni Statesman and the Harney Couniv Trlbuno. The Kta'.ciiman says vote Vea for 308 while the Harney Tribune aiy the meusure U tho most merltorloua one upon the ballot napies ovi:rjoyi 1 AT 1'EACE "MUlAOliK1' AJI 1ty Bella Kin. Siren Blow, Flaga My and ("annoti Itiium on Rt. JanauriuiC Day. n t I.. . A-..l.Lij.i i.i -i.i. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE NAPLES, Italy. Oct. 1 . All the heels In the city rang out Joyfully to day, sirens blew and flags flew from hipping in harbor and bay, cannon fired a solute and Naples want mad with del'ght over an omen which t construed as foretelling an early end ing of the war and th returning home of her victorious sons. I This l the day of St. Janaurlua (Gennaro), the patron saint of Na ples. Every yiur a', this tWne the people look for a "miracle" tho bubbling nnd liquefying of the saint' blood preserved In two glatia vials. This morning the great cathedral was packed. Many of tho faithful had pent the night on the bare atone floor In order to be near the altar when the vials should be exposed. At 10 o'clock the ceremony began. Descendants of the auint, simple flsli- i er folk, had the poet of honor neuf I the altar. When the vials were , brought forth from their chapel and jthe reliquary containing the aalnt't I head were exhibited all the worship 1 pern prostrated themselves, beat their heads upon the floor and rent the alf with cries and invocations, the de ' scendants chanting their special lit any. I Fifty-five minutes later, amid In I deacrlbable excitement, the blood, It Is asserted, began to bubble and fi nally liquefied, becoming ruby red, in dicating speedy victory and peace, In 1 stead of (as In the two previous years) becoming blucklsh, meaning war and death. BILL SAYS HUGHES PULLING LEATHER Old Indian Scout Like. Teddy But Cannot Stand for Hi. Friend. CHEYENNE, Wye. Oct. 20. The greatest rough rider of them all, "Iluffalo Hill" himself, haa como out for President Wilson's re-election. Colonel Cody Is a great admirer of that othcremlnent colonel and rough rider, hut he cinnot un'te with Theo dore Roosevelt in Indorsing Mr. Hughes. ) "Buffalo n il" had always been a republican until a few years ago when he lined up with the progressives. How he stands this year Is shown by a characteristic telegram sent by him from King ton, N. C, to Frank L. Houx, secretary of state of Wyoming. Colonel Cody's announcement read: I "Hughes enn't ride Woodrow. He is pulling leather already and will be ; disqualified. Bill Cody." I ' Colonel Cody has never been a democrat before, but he knows a real president. IRI SIvMJNG MEN'S HATS I IN A NEW YORK STORK Von Do Not Have to Tnkc Your Wife Along Any More to Utl IMmininr IVk'ntera, NEW YORK, Oct. 20. In the gen eral feminine forward march In trade a woman hai at last landed among l the velour, derbies and silks In the -! hat store. I For years and years men have gone along buying their hats from men clerks, usually walking not under the pnrt'culnr style of hat selected by the clerk. With a woman at the hat counter.' j a man doesn't have to draw his wife ni'.uuu wun n in in neip nim get ft nobby five dollars' worth of lid. In one uptown store the woman clerk sells as ninny hats sa the men clerks. She assists the uncertain customer with heipruj eugge'tlons and doesn't hesitate to p0le the various hat on h's dome, until he Is satisfied. 1 There are no women clerks In the mon's shoe stores yet. j Fectl Mill pnlness. Only one In town of 800 people, 1200 tons of barley annually at $2.00 per ton. Oood retn'l trade; ati wnrehniise nnd rrs'denre property t i exchange for horse, farm iwhlnerv nnd mn cash. Write, wire or phnn.i P. O. Lucas, Weston. Ore. Adv ') I,
