East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 23, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 r 1 A 111 or FAGS TT70 GOOD OVERCOAT is Beffer You TTian the Price Thereof j 61 - mmp Hart, value CLOTH DRESSES That are Stylish and Practical NOTHING CAN POSSIBLY TAKE THE PLACPOF A CLOTH DRESS AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. If it come from our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT it is the bet for the price, no matter what the price. FOR SCHOOL DRESSES A material to be made up in to dresses for school wear, and one that can be washed is most practical. We have a bitf lino ft plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors to match. Our stock in cludes: The Devonshire Cloth. 32 inch French Ginghams, 36-ir Dress Ginghams, Hp ity UNDERWEAR SILKS It's getting time now to m;tkc up Xmas presents of silks in th." way of underwear. Shown in colors of pink, light blue, green, lavender and mais. Kobe Silk, 27-in 2.V Jap silk, 27-in Creoe de Chine, 36-in. ... .') 0C Pendletons Great estlDep't Store DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. But you'd better be sure it's good; the price will be quite clear to you, but you may not know how to be sure of the quality. We'll tell you a way to be sure; drop in here and ask us to show you one of Hart, Schafner & Marx Varsity Six Hun dred overcoat models. Their name in any garment means all-wool fabrics ; the best tailoring ever put in clothes; the smartest styles conceived by the best designers in the country. We dont have to discuss quality as to these clothes; they're known to be right. ' Pay $20, $25, $30, $35 and get big money' worth. For those who do not care to pay so much we have other makes at $15.00 to S20.00. Good clothes cost no more than poor ones; the cheap price as a rule represents the cheap quality. You can measure your idea of quality these days by the price you pay for it. The best thing about our Schaffner & Marx clothes is that for every dollar than in any others. We have a complete stock of these desir able frocks in a full range of sizes and most attractive styles. Possibly the newest styles featured is that called the "Billie Burke," a straight line dress that is pleated to a yoke or hangs full from the shoulders, the only indication of a waist line being given by a tailored sash of the same material that crosses and ties in a num ber of unique methods. V Serge, that durable fabric, in a good grade is the material used. The Co!ors are black, navy, blue, green, purple and burgundy. Some are trinmed with the new yarn em broidery, others with novelty buttons. The prices are most reasonable, ranging from $10.75 to $35.00 WOMEN'S GLOVES A brand new stock just re ceived of the best quality, best fitting and most styl ish. Shown in all the leading shades a n d white and block. The The $2.50 NECKWEAR les and ideas are ar daily. Gtcrgette, organdie and broadcloth; neatly trimmed and embroidered in yarn of various colors. ' Each 35? to $3.50 FUR TRIMMINGS Whether you wish to trim a new dress or coat or to make an f.'d rc look new. our line of fur :,'. i, i f will answrr me pui- i We show all kinds and i Me yard 50? to $7.50 THE PEOPLES PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1916. you 11 get more real quality- n)V mi 111 I'M SOME SHIRTS AT $1.00 And we speak the absolute truth in saying so. "Best" because no other shirts we have sold have been so good AT A DOLLAR. In them are smart and clever touch es that make them entirely distinctive in pattern and coloring. In them, too, is the greatest dollar's worth of value that made-on-honor shirts can pos sibly give at a dollar each. "T. P. W. Pure Food Shop" 3 PHONES, ALL 15. Cleanliness Economy Service Hood River Apples Fancy grade Spitzenbergs, Delicious, and Ortleys, box $1.95 Lay in your winter's supply now. Fresh Fruits and Vegetabh Fresh daily. California Head Lettuce, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Fancy Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Cucumbers, Spin nach, Squash and. Pumpkin. T. P. W. Special Blend, the bent 35? Coffee on earth. New Crop Nuts, Figs, Dates and Mice Meat Watch oifr win dows for new seasonable table supplies. WAREHOUSE. 1,1 itUi-i Ju.EilJii L life is wi BlUUUjUiil.J BROAD VALUES In wide silk four-in-hands. There are some whose brilliancy of color ings duplicate that of the au tumn leaves. Some are more "sedate" for the tastes of con servative men. Altogether it is a most fascinating display. AT 75c we have an assort ment not equaled in eastern Oregon. AT 50c and 25c you'll not find their equals. Come and see. IT'S SWEATER TIME Cold nights, chilly morn ings call for warm warments. Nothing can quite take the place of a nice warm swea ter. We are better than ever prepared to please you this season. Every style, every weight, many colors and combinations of colors. Priced from $3.50 to $8.50 :4 The Bargain Basement Where the prices have been re duced. Where many hundreds of dollars worth of Men's Goods have been reduced over 12-price. Not merely nibbling off a few cents, but actually slashing the price to move the goods quick. Such articles as these have been sent to this department: Men's Suits, Overcoats, Heavy Work Coats, Odd Pants, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Sweaters, Underwear, Sox, Ties, Gloves, i Handkerchiefs. ; Visit this cash saving depart ment and be convinced that our claim is right. "If it's m the Bargain merit it's sure a Bargain. Base- Where It Pays to Trade PMZUERS OF HIE HOG AHD ' DAIRY SHOW HELD II IIEHSIOil (Kant OreKonian Special.) HBUM1STON, Oct. 23. The follow ing wore the prizewinners at the Ier mlston Dairy and Hog Show: Division "A" (Itttflslored Otttta.) Best bull S yrs. and over Hermla- ton Jersey Breeders' Axso. first and second. Best bull 1 year old and under t P. A. Chczlk, first; J, T. Hlnkle, second. Best bull calf S months old and un der l year J. T. Hlnkle, first: J. A. Soott, second. Best cow 2 years old and over J. T. Hlnkle. first; Win. Fritx second. Bst heifer, l year old and under 2 Joe Cralk, first; C. H. Crandall. second. Bent heifer calf. S months old and under 1 year J. T. Hlnkle, first Champion Bull Hermlston Jersej Breeders' Association; Champion cow or heifer J. T. Hlnkle. IMrMnn "ir ( nosrml HoWln cattle.) 1 Best bull two years old and over Win. Sanders, first; Wm. Kennedy, second. I Wvlsion "C" (Grade. Cows.) Best cow J years old and over H. R. Stuhbs. first; c. M. Jackson, second. I Best cow 2 years old and under 3 years 0. A. Crcssy, first; J. S. lycr. second. Best heifer. 1 year old and under 2 Theo. C. Parks, first and second. Bet heifer g months old and un der l year C. M. Juckson. first; J. A. Scott, second. V. Champion cow or heifer Theo. C. Parks. Division "D" (Swine.) Registered Puroc Jerseys; Best boar 1 year old and over Oeorpe Rtrohm, first; U IT. Pearson, second. Best boar under t year and under J months C. P. Adnnis, Echo, first. Best sow l year and over c. p Adams, Echo, first. Best sow under l year and over 3 months Frank W'aupnman, flr.t- C. P. Adams, second. Champln boar, any aire Oeorse Strohm. Champion sow. any age C. P.- Ad ams, Echo. Ttesristered Poland China; Best bnnr l year nnd over H. J Ftltlinirs. first; c. M. J.ickson, second! Bet boar under l year and over 3 months Wallace Spencer, first; j. T Embry. second. , Best sow i year and over H. J. PtllUnps, first; Durell Murchee, sec ond. Best sow tinder one year and over 3 months H. E. Hnnby, first; j. T. EVihry. second. Chnmpton boar, anv nsre H J Stllllnes. Cbninplnn sow. anv nre H. J. Btlll Insrs. IMvison "F" .fSnvin Ircm'iimi.) Crnnd champion bonr Oeorire Ptrohm. Ornnd champion fow H. J. Stlll Ines. Bet fnt hnrrows II. .T. Still'nsis. Bert fnt blrrAW T, T. SMIUnTS. Best fitted swine Dorothy Brians. Best fitted dairy animal Wm San ders. Division "O" f'wnr'n? ron'ew.) Pfilrv cow 0 month" old an over -A. W. ti-dv f't; ti n; Stubhs. second; C. M. Jackson, third. Dairy cow under nn m"tb .T 9 Tver first; J. w. Cralk. second; Wm Frltts, third. Division "Tf (Andes.) j Rest plate exhlb't"; yVlnes-ins V. .T. Prnnn. first; Mrs. O. P. Prlehnm. second. BANKER WHO SAID ftRKMAXY KES PICACE I : CHAELES H.SAir ireat Interest has been felt all over the country In the statement of Charles H. Sabln, president of th Guaranty Trust Company, of New York, one of the very largest banks of the world, that he knew Germany was seeking terms of peace Ho re fused to tell the sounn of his Infor. matlon, but has sncc Insisted he know what he was talking about. 'MOTHER' PIE A FA IKS TO IMPRESS JUDGE WHO'S A MOVIE FAN DKTBfilT, J"1 h , Oct. rt.- "Won't you help n, fe'low out for h s dear old mother's sake?" pleaded T'rul ;tlcii ars to piseer.Mhy. 'hit Fred w-ii rcllmhlng the wrong farn'ly trte. for the picture of "mother" was that of Theda Bara. Justice Stein suspended sentence. illlllflil- V TEN PAGES Home Beauty Mrs. A. W. Prann, first; Mrs. J. S. Dyer, second. Staymen Wlnesap Mrs. Jas. Gnt, first; H. M. Gunn, second. Jonathan F. J. Prann, first; Mrs. O. P. Brlghum, second. ' Grimes' Golden A. W. Prann, flnrtj Dlshon Orchards, second. Spltsenburg H. M. 8ommeW. first; Dlshon Orchards, second. Yellow Newtown Dlshon Or. chards, first; B. P. Dodd. second. Delicious P. T. Boone, first; Frank Gulwlts, second. Winter Banana E. T. Ertksen, first; H. M. Gunn, second. Hyslop Crab C. L. Upham, first: H. M. Sommerer, second. Beat single box of apples, eommer. clal pack A. W. Prann, first; li. J. S. Dyer, second. Best flve-hoxes of apples, eommer- c'al pack Dlshon orchards, first; F. J. Prann, second. Dlvlstm "I" Wa'ermclons.) Best single melon C. W. LeBarr. first. Best three melons C. Wt M BsxTSi first. DIvMon J" Own. Best 12 ears F. C. Park, first; Jas. Wlnslow. second. Best 12 stalks with ears Jas. Wlns low, first; J. S. Dver, second. Best general display of farm pro. ducts Mrs. J. S. Dyer, first; Mrs. H. M. Ounn. second. School Pnrndo Contest. PrutEighth Grade. Hermlston. A. B. Bensel. teacher. Second Stanfleld schools. Third Echo Bchools. Fourth Fifth grade, Miss (Sara Bryant, teacher. " BAD BREATH A Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive ''.ablets, the sub stitute fur calomel, act Kcntlr on the bowels and positively do the work. People afliictccl with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. EdwaruY Olive Tablets. The pleasant, lUKar coatcd tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act pen tly but firmly on the bowels and bver, stimulating them to nutr.;al action, clearing the blood snd kcr.lly purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel docs without any of the bad after effect?. All the benefits of nasty, sickenimr, priping cathartics arc derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without (trip ins, pain ir any disajrccaMe effects. Dr. V. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac tice r.monx patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendanl bad breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are pure ly a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; yau will know them by rheit olive color. ' Take one or two evrrj night for a week and note the effect 10c and 25c per hox. All druggists. aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnuiiu KFXKITK OCR SPHOIAIi ATTENTIOff. We are at all times equipp ed to supply your needs at shortest notice with praetloai first quality rubber goods. We sell the famous adver tised "Kantleek Kuboer Good and guarantee utmost satisfaction and value. Telephone orders from yon, your nurse or physician re ceive our Instant attention Deliveries are prompt and correct. Give us a trial. 3 a Tallman & Co. 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