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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. i?MjLEf6K, OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1916.
FAGS TttO
GOSPEL MEETINGS
DRAW THRONGS
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iND NOODLE PARLOR
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
Outride Tray Orden a BpedaHf.
Box for ladles and enlemea.
OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT
The Cofhes You Need Are Here Ready For You
LAST XUillTS SESSION AT CHRIS,
. . TIAN CHI Hi ll KXOKLS AI4j
PKKVIOVS ONES. ,
Three Aciwwlons Are Made t
of SWMVw Splendid sermon tm a
Mau Vp a Tree" Drives IKHiie
Truth,
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You're going to buy new thing to wear toon. f If you know
what' beat for you, you're going to buy them here. We have
everything ready for you; we've made careful preparation for
supplying just the sort of things you want.
Hart, Schaftner &
Marx Clothes
The new fall models in these famous Suits and Overcoats
are especially good ; the new Varsity Fifty Fives and Varsity
Six Hundreds. We have some very choice and exclusive pat
terns that you'll see nowhere else. We want the young men
particularly to see the new ideas created for them ; we've got
the pick of them for you.
CORDUROY FOR SPORT
WEAR
Use Corduroy for Skirts, Coats
or Suits that are for sport wear.
Shown in plain colors and striped
effects in a good run of colors;
27 to 32 inches wide. The yard
$1.25 to $2.00.
HANDKERCHIEF LINEN
A full assortment of Handkerchief linen in the heavy and
sheer, 36 in. wide. This material is being used extensively
now for collars, waists and fancy work. The yard 65 to ?2
RED DRESS GOODS
Have you seen the assortment of Red Dress Goods we are
showing? Serge, golf flannel, gabardine, wool taffeta, wool
batiste, etc., in the proper shades ; 36 to 36 inches wide. The
yard 65 to $2.00
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Our Entire Stock
W omens Fall Suits
ON SALE
Prices Reduced One-Third
In accordance with our confirmed policy, to sell every garment in
the season for which it was intended we now inaugurate this great sale.
Coming so early in the season it affords thrifty women the oppor
tunity to secure a high grade suit at a considerable saving, while still
having a greater part of the season in which to wear it.
Included in this sale are garments of newest styles in both plain
tailored and fancy fur trimmed effects, the material are gabardine,
serge, broadcloth and wool poplin in black, navy blue, Hunters green,
Java brown and fancy velour checks.
$17.50 SUITS REDUCED TO $11.25
$19.95 SUITS REDUCED TO $14.95
$25.00 SUITS REDUCED TO :.. $16.75
$30.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $19.95
$35.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $23.50
$40.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $27.50
$45.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $29.95
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$55.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $37.50
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Bargain Week In The Bargain Bassment
This is the First Week or our Big Fall T rade. It sees the Bargain Basement Piled
Full of the COLD SEASON'S WEAR. We ca 11 it Bargain Week because there is a Great
Big Extra Stock of Bargain Merchandise whic h always goes extra fast during the first week
that it is crowded into this department.
BARGAINS IN WARM FALL AND WINTE R WEAR FOR EVERYBODY.
Bargain Week.
BOYS' WOOL SUITS
Sold regularly $5 to $8.50
B. B. $2.98 to $3.79
Bargain Week.
MEN'S UNION SUITS
Regular $1.50 to $2.00
B. B. 97c.
Bargain Week.
WOOL SERGE SKIRTS
$4.75 Values
B. B. $3.59.
Bargain Week.
WOMEN'S WOOL WAISTS
Extra $2 values
B. B. $1.39
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WARM NIGHT GOWNS
Men and women
B. B. 59c
Bargain Week.
WORSTED REMNANTS
2 to 6 yard pieces
At Bargain Price.
' Bargain Week.
MEN'S JERSEYS
$2.00 value
B. B. 98c
Bargain Week.
UMBRELLAS
$1.50 to $2.25 Values
B. B. 98c and $1.25
Bargain Week.
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES
Pate-nt leather, high top
B. B. $1.98
Bargain Week. ,
.' HOUSE DRESSES
$1.00 Values
B. B. 79c
Bargain Week.
WOOL DRESS GOODS
$1.25 Values
B. B. 69c
Bargain Week.
HEAVY SWEATERS
$4.25 Values
B. B. $2.79
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS
One special lot of high grade
Handkerchiefs just came in, shown
in the newest styles as well as plain
hemstitched. These are shown in
narrow roll hem of colors pink,
blue and lavender; also plain and
colored embroidery. Each 10
15, 25.
PURSES AND HANDBAGS
We are showing the newest ideas
in small hand purses and bags.
Made of the best quality leather on
good frames. Buy yours now while
;he assortment is complete. Each
75 to $10.00. x
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T. P. W. Pure Food Shop
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Cleanliness
3 PHONES, ALL 15.
Economy
HOOD RIVER APPLES, box $1.95. Have
you tried these famous Spitzenberg and Delici
ous apples?
"New Crop" Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, Bra
zils, Pecans, Pine Nuts, Hickory Nuts and
New York Chestnuts.
Freshly Grated Horseradish Jar 20
"Jonea' Dairy Farm" Sausages Try them for
your breakfast.
Jellies, Jams and Preserve 5b, can jelly 95
Apple Butter 4 lb. cans 65
Preserves 4 lb. can $1.25
Sweet Apple Cider Gallon 50c
Asparagus Tips No. 1 Round Can, can.... 15
Dozen $1.65
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THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Wherelt Pais to
Trade
Meal Ticket, SI Meals for $.
Special Chloken Dinner
Sundays.
548 Main Street
Next to 1. 0. Ble. Phone
The services at the gospel meeting
being conducted by the Fagana at the
Christian, church are continually on
the upgrade. Ist evening's session
excelled all those preceding In excel
lence of sermon and response of the
audience.
Three accessions at the close of the
sermon were the climax of a most
helpful and enjoyable service. Evan
gelist Fairan preached another great
sermon, utng the Incident In the life
nr Jesus, recounted In the gospel 01
Luke, 19th chapter. Zachaeus, the
publican of Jericho, would see Jesus i i i . A I
and being short of stature he lllmhs I ' GOOdlllOilt (lOMS !
it .vramnre tree near where Je- 3
sua must pass by. The evangelist
subject was "A Man Up a Tree." He
said In part:
Zachaeus, the rich, was not pop
ular He might be called the Bhy
locfc of Jericho. He nought to see
Jesus, but was hindered by the crowd,
Many today In Pendleton would see
the C'hrat but are hindered by the
crowd,
'Little Zaech' overcame all diffi
culties. He was determined to
We Use 'Gets-ltf "
3 Drops in 2 Second. TWi's
All. "GETS-IT" Doe m
Rest Never Fail.
Service
. 'Mil '
with jilAiu
"Get.. fv, Mi!
feet and make eoius ho painful thff I"t
to walk tideways and wrinkle up their
fain. Or thoy one salves that eat right
into the tiie and nisse It rnw and sore, or
"Iteally, I never could see how few
people use the most difficult aacl painful
vy they can find to set rid of mcm.
't' i. . r i i .am nn with haaeaaea
. Into a parkM that fills their hot fl
. I)n u i. itn. !
Jesus anu ne "
Don't drift down stream lying in the j
devil's lap. You cunU afford to let
anybody or anything keep you from
Jesus. Jesus did not puss by he !
never will If you are not saveu it is j
..... Inu,w u'lll nut Kiive Villi '
hut because you will not be saved.
Contact with Jesus mule Zacchueu
a better man, evidenced by his peni
tence and benevolence. These are
fundamental characteristics of lh
Christian life."
The evangelist spoke further of the.
great blessing that came to the home
of this rich publican in Jorlco. He
remarked: "If 1 could give tne great
est gift to Pendleton It would not be
more money for some have too much
for their own good now. It would not
be the normal located here, aa great
and "as desirable aa that is, and 1 be- J diey'll use plasters thst make the corns
j lleve Pendleton w.,1 get It, but that , bnlgj. -j-
i every home in Pendleton, ea, in im j :pn,K-lT" l the simple, mtsh-ra wander
! land, might give a Zaccnaeus welcome fr rorn.
to Jesus of Nazareth. The noma is
the foundation of society and the bul
wark or the nation. Jesua aa a wel
come guest In the home will purify
and cleanse all of evil."
He concluded with Christ's own
statement. "The Son of Man came to
seek and save that which waa loal."
Mrs. Fagan sang aiialn last even
ing to the delight of all. Her solo
waa, 'Shadows.'' She will aing to
night, "What Will Your Record He?"
In addition. Miss Edna wisdom of
Pilot Itock will sing this evening, giv
ing as her solo, "Unanswered Yet."
Mr Fagan will preach tonight up
on the subject, "Pendleton's Unfail
ing Detective." Quest Ion box has
been placed In the vestibule of the
church. The public is welcome to use
It and all reasonable religious qtics-
itlons will receive courteous treatment
bv the evangelist.
Just out 3 drops on. It dries
Instantly. No pain, fnra or trouble. Tot
corn, callus or wart loosens and rotoea off.
Millions use nothing else."
"(SKT8 IT" Is sold and recommended by
drugKists everywhere, liftc bottle, t mnt
on rw elpt of price, hy K. I-wrence 4 Co ,
t'hlcago. Ill
Sold In Pendleton and rerommoailed as
the world's best corn remedy by Taltman &
Co., Pendleton Drug Co. and Thomp
son's Drug Store.
IF KIDNEYS ACT,
BAD TAKE SALTS
HARVARD MAN FOILS
SUN WITH INVENTION
SAYS ItACK.U'lli: IS KKiN YOtJ
HAVE 1 1 KEN KATIWJ TOO
MUCH MEAT.
Picms a piitton in lied and the Win
dow Shade Goes Dtiwii.
CAMTiltlDGK, Mass., Nov. i.
Fvery morning at 7 o'clock Henry It.
Oulld of Ronton, a Harvard senior,
toila over In bed. So"en o'clock is
ilno early for a senior to get up. so
Mr flulld presses a button and the
shade at the distant end of his cham-
I foor rolls down as If by magic.
I Xo rising sun Is going to make hlni
i leave his bed unseasonably. Some
ncrnlng he may trips a four-alarm
lire by pressing th button, but he's
v.lM'ng to tuTte the : bunco, he asserts.
Oettlng tip at 7 a. m. i a high
crime at llarvnrl. ibe same as ad
mitting Yale has a good football team
this year.
Henry fiillld fru..e.) up a motor,
attached to the curtain string and
When you.wake up with back-U'ho
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been
eating too much meat, says a well
known authority. Meat forma uric
acid which overworn the kidneys In
their effort to filter It from the
blood and they become Bort of paral
yzed and loggy. When your kidney
get sluggish and clog you must re
lieve them, like you relieve your bow
els: removing all the body's urinous
) waste, else you have backache, (IcK
t headache, dizzy spells; your stomach
hours, tongue is coated and when the
weather la bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full ot
I sediment, channels often get aore,
: water scalds and you are obliged to
seek relief two or tnree times during
the night.
Either consult a good, reliable phy
sician at once or get from your phar-
inaclst about four ounces of JaJ
Salts; take a tablespoonful In a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
I days and your kidneys will then act
,: J 1 ne. This famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice.
. combined with llthla, and has been
used for generations to clean and
fervescent llthla-water drink.
KI'MYAV (it'AKDN AltK
IIMt(.lil) WITH IIOMH PLOT
SKW Y'HtK", Nov. 3 -Six suliwfiy
rroards were arrested In connection
with the uhUHy Immli explosion on
October twentv fourth. The police
declared Michael Herllhv. m i ndar' of
the sfrikltiir union. con'V'Sscd a plot to
place the subw.iy lioinlis In the T'nn"
laid wires to his bid-'de. When the
sun throw.- its rue- into ms nctirnom stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
every morning, weather permitting, neutralize acids in the urine so It no
het presses a Jjutlor. and the curtain no longer Irritates, thus ending blad
f,i ps faster than m a vaudeville the-ider weakness.
atrr. Jad Salts la a life saver for regular
Mr (iuild'i next Invention probably . meat eaters. It Is inexpensive, can-
will be a trapdoor to throw tiresome "ot injure and makes a delightful, ef-
profeHsgrs Into tha cellar hy means
of a button that any student can
press. Life's attendant Inconven
iences aren't going to bother him
while electricity can do the work,
The Harvard vocabulary this year
la the wonder of the ages.
Nothing la 'wonderful" to a Har.
vard student when he Is talking In
mldseasnn form. ICa either "abso.
lately wonderful" or nothing at all
unless It's "absolutely cnmnionplacp,"
of course. Jut It has to be "absolute
ly" something. Today mav be fine
to the rest of tne world, but It's a
onesided bet, with no takers, that
. lit on Harvard S .iure it's "perfect
ly fine."
.nd It may be f.teat for the usual
run of sport folInwrs It' Harvard de
fonts Yale In fnetbi.!l this year, but
for Harvard spiden's themselves It
will be "simply urfnt."
ARli'S
The only NEW
face powder in
the past 50 yeara
Oh yes, there are many,
many kinds of powders on
the market, but this one is
absolutely different from
any you have ever had.
The price is reasonable,
too
50 cents
KORPPEN'S
Have It.
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