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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1916)
TAGE TWO PA1LY EAST OREGOXIAX. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916. FIGHT PAGH5 ' 1 ' ' I i-.k. t.)t i. i 1- i ili.li.l ii ,i i , jl L J. I.:..! ).' , t ,, 4 t ; . t. 1,. I. 1 .'. t X.ti. J... i. .i . I A,.i U.l i. . X .A.,t,. 1 t A .i. . . i . , . . m ' A Window of Xmas Suggestions Be sure to have a look at our "Big Center Window," it is brim full of Xmas suggestions that are to be "made up," of ribons. Xmas will be here be fore you know it The ideas are clever make useful Xmas gifts. and You will also find our stock of Ribbons the largest and most beautiful, at the most reasonable prices that we have ever had. Let us help you plan your lists... Ribbons 25 to ?3.00 the, yard. $4.00 SPECIAL ODD NAPKINS $3.19 This is a special lot of odd napkins of a good pattern and they're of ex cellent quality linen. Worth $4.00 the dozen. Only a limited number left. Thanksgiving linen sale $3.19 COSTUME VELVET For a suit or coat that gives style and wear, use Costume Velvet. Shown in the most wanted shades of brown, navy, green, taupe, etc., 27 to 36 in. wide. Yard.. $1.00 to $3.50 Longwear and no-rip and no-tear gloves that's the kind of gloves for business and dress that we're telling you men about here today. Gloves whose fine fit is featured in every pair. Gloves with a smart look about 'em that is right in keep ing with the clever lines of that new fall suit and hat. Gloves that are really worth more than they are marked. Quality gloves for quality men $1.50 to $5.00 IN OUR ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT we have the most complete line of embroidery and cro chet cottons and silks to be found in Pendleton. Columbia Mercerized Cro chet Cotton White, all sizes, 104 per ball. Colored, all si zes, two balls for 25c. Columbia Six-Ply Embroid ery Cotton White and all colors 15 per ball. Coats Crochet Cotton All sizes below 50, 10e per ball; 50 and above 15 per ball. Silkine Six-Strand Embroid ery Cotton, 2 skeins for 5$. New SERGE DRESSES That Have 0 Warmth and Style We offer now, when the weather makes a warm garment most welcome, an especi ally attractive assortment of popular serge dresses. The loose chemise dresses that hang from the shoulder and are held softly at the waist line by a girdle belt, are the new est offering of Dame Fashion; but for women of stout figure we show dresses that have the regular waist line. Navy blue, green, brown and burgundy are the colors, while many are embroid ered in yarn, according to the latest de signs. One very attractive model made in the newest "Billie Burke" style is specially priced at $12.50 Others run up as high as $35.00 NEW WOOL DRESSES FOR LITTLE GIRLS Your little girl should be warmly dressed now, for school. These little dresses come in blue, brown and red serge, sheppard checks and Scotch plaids; made in cute lit tle juvenile styles of sailor blouses and mid dy effects. Priced from $1.59 to $5.95 QWDFC The Bargain Basement CLnCC on uejO ihe rml cleanup salb onUEjd Our Biggest Clean Up Sale of Shoes for the Whole Family. Odds and ends, broken lots and discontinued lines; shoes of every description. Infants' soft soles, first step shoes, children's shoes, shoes for the big boy and the growing girl, women's dress shoes and shoes for hard wear, men's heavy work shoes and dress shoes, com fort, shoes and slippers for everybody, hundreds of shoe hyirgains for -verybodv. Here are just a few of them: . "i Bargain Basement MEN'S SHOES Dress Shoes, both kid and fun metal $2.37 and $2.89. Work Shoes, dozens of bargains $2.35 to $2.98. Old Men's Plain Toe, short and wide $2.89 Bargain Basement SCHOOL SHOES Our claim, the heaviest school shoe for $1.98 Boys' Iron Calf, with stub proof toe $1.49, $1.69, $1.98. Growing Girls' Shoe, calf or kid $2.29 Bargain Basement WOMEN'S SHOES Heavy Kid, patent leather tip, EE wide $1.63 Gun Metal Calf, EE wide, every day shoe.. $1.98 Dress Shoe, medium heel, plain toe $1.69 $1.98 Here It is WOMEN'S DRESS PATENTS We've Done It $1.98 We told you that instead of raising the price of these shoes that we would re duce the price. Here's money's worth for you. High heel patents, cloth top. plain toe. button and lace. Bargain Basement COMBINATIONS One big lot to clean up. As pretty last as you will see anywhere. $3.98 Clean-Up $3.98 Bargain Basement FINE DRESS SHOES French heel, plain toe, high top, the dressiest shoe $2.93 Clean-Up $2.98 Clean Up Sale starts today, with shelves full, counters full, bins full of the best f hce bargain we have vet offered you. Be the first Look for the big clean-up sale bills. If it's in the Bargain Basement It's sure a bargain. Bargain Basement FELT SHOES, SLIPPERS AND COMFORTS For everybody, shoes and slippers that sell for twice over price ; comforts cheaper than you ever bought them. Pendletons Great est Dep't. Storel THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE ARE You Looking Forward to Some Special Occasion So exhilarating and attractibe that it invites you to do your best in the way of clothes ? If you are; and if you are young and well built "your best" will be a Hart, Schaffner & Marx Varsity Fifty Five suit, smartly belted at the back or plain. There's nothing equal to it, as you can see by the picture. We can fit you at once. Hart Schaffner & Marx Varsity Fifty -Fives Are priced from $20 to $35 We have other good all-wool suits at $15.00 to $20.00. HOW ABOUT that MACKINAW? The warmest, smartest, most serviceable and handy coat your money can buy. Our coats are a good deal better than the other fellow can show you. They're all wool, rain proof, properly tailored, fast colors. They fit and they wear, $5.00, $7.50, $8.50, $10 to $15. Pendleton Camp, Woodmen of th World wut host Umt evening to mem bers and their ladles. A splendid program was followed by a dance and refreshments and there were many out to enjoy the occasion. The program consisted of a vocal polo by Miss Alma Scheer, piano sols bv Mrs. JCusdale. vocal solo by Mln Laura Cahlll, reading by Miss NadiM Blakely, piano duet by Laura and Cells Schwartz, vocal solo by George Phelps, vocal duet by Hophia and Helen Anderson, recitation by Lela Cook, vocal solo by Mrs. Maye Hagar. piano solo by Oertrude Longmeler, piano duet by Laura and Stella Ro . i anin hv .lock Coleman and I an address by John Hoyt. traveling officer of the order. I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hurst will en tertain the Fortnightly Bridge Club this evening at their home on Birch creek. ' Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school superintendent, has gone to Califor nia to visit her son. I Grande Ob server. I Mrs. L. l Howland and children have gone to Walla Walla to visit rel atives ami may later go on to Mon tuna where Mr. Howland's mother re Miripx in the meantime Mr. Howland l will remain In the employ of the O- W., being now at Me acham. i-a , Orande Observer. Mrs Kyle Long, who has been con. fined to her bed with lllnest for th pat week, Is reported Improved. John Cochran of Walla Walla, and his son. M. C. Cochran Itolthnan, farmers, were In the city yesterday on a brief business visit. REALTY TRANSFERS Warranty peed.. E. A Bentley. et ux. to Coltoo State Bank. $10. SW 1-1 NE 1-4 and I SB 1-4 NW 1-4. section 25, township 5 north, range L'8. E. J. Van Court, et u. to F. W. Moore, $2SoO,.w 12 SK 1-4 NW 1-4. 'section 3t, township J north, ranee 2N. Anton Nolte. et iix, t0 J. H. HturKlo, $1. K 1-2 NE 1-4 and XW 1-4 N? 1-4 anil NM 1-4 NW 1-4. section 6, township 2 north, range 31. fico. W. Hunyan, to Robert Hoed, SI, acreage In Township 1. north range 32. Dli-k Ailiims. et ux, to I) D Hell, S2r,0,- lots 1 and 2, section 18, town ship 1 south, rnnge 35. Where It Pays' to Trade W1riT,irniT Tgf ITT Iff ir Tl-imrrwn sstmi st r si sii titi.i sisrt Tp.. . ".: -. - - - .wr -mwr -mm t wt 9wr w rtTfTwrwmwwr -rrr wt mmt wwr mrr mwr iwt tiT iwt in t 1 1 "1 W n LOCALS (Paid Advertisement ) For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms. 401 Aura. Tel. 308W. Blydensteln'a Dietary Mush and Prepared Dietary Flour, a car and preventative for constipation. Wm Goedecke auto for hire. Phone 289M. Stangler Cigar Store. Tel 444. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone S6SM. 140S W. Railroad St Housekeeping rooms for rent. 501 Liileth street. Call evenings. For rent Suite of three furnished housekeeping rooms. & T. this office. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors. Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone 184M. Stand. Charles Co. Phoae 1. Suits pressed 60c: tnorougnly clean ed $1.60. Rudd, 202 W, Webb. Phone 486. For sale or rent 8-room house, not water heat Inquire Buford Batter at Otto Hohbach'i Bakery. Five room modern house for rent and furniture for sale. Apply 42! .Madison or phone 539M Barley too high for feed. Be Bly densteln, 117 E. Court, phone 15 for oats by car lots. Wanted Girl for light housework and care for lady. Inquire 301 Wil low street, or phone 721W. Gordon's Preiser)', phone if.;. 106 E. Alta street. Formerly O. K. Treery. Work called for and d. -llvered For wile Iiul,ber tired buggy, hm- neHS, large heating stove, set of scene ry and drops for 1.8-foot stage. In quire Milne Grocery. Rooming house for sale. Mais street, In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of pen land Bros. Call Penland Bros, van te move your household goods. Telephone 139. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros., ill Beauregard. Pohne 227J. Lost Ladles raincoat on Reserva tion road south of agen'f. Finder kindly leave at Alexanders and receive reward. Lost One small gold pln with group of three blue flowem In center and three pearls. Finder please re turn to this office. Prompt automobile taxi servtca. day or night Funerals to cemetery anly $160. phone 680. Hotel St Iworge. Carney Taxi O "Reliable canvassers to sell our complete line of Fruit and Ornamen tal stock In best sections of this state. Canvassing outfit furnished. Cash advanced weekly. Address Nursery, Cfenco, Oregon." For sale Five room house, east ;ourt street. Desirable location, close o school. A genuine bargain. Far nrtJoolurs address R. C. Jory, Mas In, Ore.