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PACE TWO DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. FENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916. ECHO FARL1ERS START SEEDIfiG fe i; I i-.i 4'-t ii i... U.L Ui ' T ,VT 11 T jJ-J."Js:.v-cW-i-"i.-;---:ia.iiJ lomes WARM WEATHER OK PAST FKW 1AYS DKAWS Alili KHOST FROM GROUND. c .1 Dress Uk4 a I That are Right YOU MAY AS WELL BE SURE YOUR'S ARE. ALMOST RIGHT WILL NOT DO IN DRESS CLOTHES; IF THE STYLE, THE TAILORING, THE FIT ARE NOT JUST RIGHT, YOU DON'T WANT THE CLOTHES. YOU CAN TELL HOW THEY FIT; BETTER RELY ON HART SCHAFFNER & MARX AND THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE FOR THE REST. Drew SuiU $37.50 to $50.00 Drew Shirt $1.50 to $2.50 Drew Gloves $15 to $2.00 Dress Mufflers $1.25 to $3.50 Dress Ties 25c and 50c Dress Links 50c to $2.50 Dress Studs 50c to $2.50 Dress Suspenders 75c to $1.50 Dress Collars 15c Dress Hats $8.50 Dress Vests $3.00 to $5.00 COME HERE WHERE YOU KNOW YOU WILL GET PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. THE BEST FOR THE Special Sale of FURS Wednesday Only A representative of Detroit's greatest furrier will be here tomorrow with a very large and varied assortment of sample furs. They will be offered for sale at prices possible only through this direct "maker-to-wearer" service. A worthwhile saving on the price of every article purchased will be a prominent feature of this important sale event. All of the newest styles in scarfs, muffs and separate sets will be on display in every desirable fur, such as mink, black and red fox, Canadian lynx, beaver, brook mink, Hudson seal, fitch, moleskin, Russian wolf, skunk, raccoon and ermine. Not again this season will you have an opportunity to make your selections from such a comprehensive assort ment of furs. For your convenience you may select your Christmas furs now and we will hold them until you are ready to take them. Mm T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP 4 AiX I Ai'-S 11 I :H ? f U - 11 H I I -ii " iin"il ii M CmomtM nrt SiUffiKr It Mm jp j3 I for tRe g d CLEANLINESS THANKSGIVING 3 MAIN LINE PHONES, 15 ECONOMY SERVICE TURKEYS FINE FAT TURKEYS. PHONE YOUR ORDERS. Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage By express in iced boxes today. Order a pound for Thanksgiving breakfast. Anyone who has not met Jones' Little Pigs should arrange for an introduction. Dr. Prices Extracts America's best; exclus ive selling agency. Townsend's California Glace Fruits By ex press today,.. Cherries and Pineapple, one pound burnt wood boxes 90 Glace Fruits in handsome burnt wood boxes, packed 1, 2and 5 lb. boxes, the lb. 85 Imoorted Fruit Baskets Another shipment in today. Our prices are right. New Navel Oranges, Florida Grapefruit, Fancy Grapes and everything the market affords in the vegetable market. Shop early in the morning. HeinzvPlum Pudding and Mince Meat Mrs. Porter's Fig Pudding and Salad Dressing New Dill, Sour and Sweet Pickles. Sweet Apple Cider In bulk, gal. 501 ' Pal glass jar 65f ; 2V& pound can 20 Hood River Apples Fancy pack Spitzen bergs, Ortleys and Delicious, box.... $1.95 1916 New Pack Asparagus, Baby Beets, Okra, Spinnach. Superfine Peas, Tiny Green and Wax Beans, Imported Mixed Vegetables, Sauces and Relighes, give us your order now. Shelled Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans and Pea nuts, plain and salted. Perhaps You'll Need a New Percolator. We are showing them from $1.79 and up. Hotpoint Electric Percolators, each.. $0.50 Hotpoint Electric Coffee Urn, 9 cups, each, $15.00. T. P. W. COFFEES No Better Coffees and no Coffees Better than T. P. W. Blends. THINGS YOU NEED that go to "make up" your toilet dance. SILK UNDERWEAR Shown in flesh and white, the best quality silk in vests, knickers, envelope suits and combinations, neatly trimmed with laces and some plain. The garment.. $1.50 to $5.00 SILK HOSIERY The largest stock of silk hosiery we have ever shown. Most any shade you may so desire. Best in quality, high spliced heel, double sole and toe, run of sizes in every shade. The pair 65 to $2.50 GLOVES Long kid gloves shown in the very best quality full fashioned, in 16 and 20 button lengths. The pair $3.75, $4.50 ' PEARL BEADS A string of pear beads add to the looks wonderfully, these are perfect in every way. The string 75 to $2.00 THE BARGAIN BASEMENT Hundreds of money saving and seasonable bargains await you in our Bargain Basement. Bargains that mean dollars turned back into your pockets. Bargains in good warm clothes for the whole family, and winter bar gains for the Winter time. All offered at Clean Up Prices, and every article marked in Plain Figures. Wool Dre?s Skirts $2.49, $2.89. 83.87, $3.95. Men's Gray Wool Shirts $1.19 Men's $1.75 Wool Underwear 89 Women's Outing Gowns' 59f Gingham, for aprons and dresses 5 Umbrellas : 98 and $1.25 Wool Middies $3.50 values $2.69 $1.00 House Dresses 79 Men's Dress Shoes $2.37 Women's Dress Shoes S1.9S Women's Union Suits : 49 Men's $3.50 Dress Hats $1.98 Boys' All Wool Knicker Suits $3.79 Laces narrow 3; wide 5J Silk Petticoats $2.59 Children's Warm Petticoat3 13 Remember if it's in the Bargain Basement it's Sure a Bargain. Rev. George 1). Van Water Return to Portland After Few Day Vlrft Other News and Personal Note. (Eaat Oregonlan Special) KCHO, Nov. 28. The Chinook wind and heavy rains of the past few days buve taken the frost out of tho ground and the farmer have re sumed the work of putttns In their full gnilii. Very little ground hiu' been actually seeded but the icround had been prepared and many formers wire ready to seed when prevented bs the cold snap of weather some ten flays aKO. If the present mild weaine- contlnues, within two weeks many hundreds of acres In this vicinity will bo In grain. Rev. Oeo. 11. Van Waters returned to Portland yesterday morning after a' few days visit here. On Friday night he addressed the Study Club t Mrs. ('ii Gilbert's home and on Sun day evening preached at the Masonic hull. Mrs, W. H. Hoyd and Mrs. Agnes rioyd Wlwle of Portland arc here vis iting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ransom of Pen dleton visited here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Karnast Summers. Mis. M. Mitchel of Wilbur, Wash., is here this week visiting with her brother A. K. Hammer. Mrs. Mltehel is an early pioneer having crossed the I 'ains and arrived In Oregon In 1844. J. Frank Spinning and wife are vis- lting In Portland. Mrs. F. T. George nnd little dau ghters spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. L. Stanfleld on Butler creek. The annual turkey shoot at Pete Sheridan's farm on Butter creek was held on Sunday. A large crowd was r resent and sixty turkeys were dis posed of. J. P. Lothian of Stanfleld has charge of the Spinning drug store in Mr. Spinning's absence. Kyle Moore Is visiting with friends and relatives In the Willamette valley. Mayor and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith re turned home last week from a visit In Portland. $36.00 WITH 12 RECORDS A .little down and a little each month or Week. Yes, you may keep this new Edison Thomas A. Edison' trrsat phono graph with the diamond stylus and your choice of records, too, for only 136.00, Including 13 records.. You may pay a little down and a little each month or week. Try the New Edison In your home before you deelde to buy. Entertain your friends with your favorite records. Write Today for our New Edisoa Itook. Send your name and address for our new book and plctnre of the New Edison phonographs. No obli gations. WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE 1 (I I Hon Phnnofirai Dltrllutnr Pendleton, Oregon. Pendletons Great est Dcp't Store THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Pays to Trade FROM THE PEOPLE mm of happy CANYON GETS WATCH 4! A. ldine 1'rewetiuil Tline by Dirwm In Appreciation of III AtvomlrtlxtinM-nl. C. A. Lansdowne. the englne-r who rushed to completion uie n- Happy Canyon pavilion In I line for the show list fall, was esierday aft- rnoon p e -nteil w'th a beautiful 19 ' Jewel gol I wan h by the directors in token of their appreciation of his accomplishment. The presentation u made by J. Hoy Haley at a meet, tng of th directors In the f'nmmer clal -association. The meet eg ysterdny was held for the purpose of attending to some delayed !u-inei. Secretary Cranston announced that the pavilion had ln'i-n rented from month to month in the Oregon Motor Garage for the etorace of care providing the care to drained at oil end gasoline. James R. Bowler and Richard Mayberry, were appointed as a com mittee to audit the books of the di rector and prepare a statement for the stockholders. The piano used in the dance hall last fall was purchas ed outright from the Warren Music House because of some damage that had been done to the casing. James H. Bturgls, who had charge of the dame laM fall, announced hH intention of resleninr from the di-"-!or!. i.eNM.-e "' laok ' tle-e No hi Hon was taken the oili, " rl r'-ctors lt-irirnf (rive Mr. Ht'irgi time tn reconsider. T. R. URGES MILITARY vice, to secure the passage of a law making it obligatory upon every mal American citizen bettween the ages of eighteen and twenty-one to serv six months or a year as the ca may demand in the field with the. colors. "I believe o man should be allowed to vote who has not thus served poltroons and professional pacifists are out of place in a free republic. "There should be education toward military tra'nlng along the lines fol lowed In Australia, Argentina. Rwlt zerl .nu im! Japan. "No roan 'S fit to be a freeman un lew he in fitted himself to fight e' fiiletitlv if,r his freedom." TRAINING FOR ALLjSCIENCE HEi PS INDICT TWO MEN AS SLAYERS Xo One Mioiilil Allowed to V"t" Who lla-n't rNrod He Writin Gemmil Voting. Matteleone and Vlnenso De Btefano, fruit vendors, charged with etrangllng eleven-year-old Tlllle Brocker of No. 2 Ridge street In the cellar of the tenement at No. 184 Monroe street, Oct. 10 last. It Is said to be the first time n the history of the New York police that the testimony of aclenttsta has played such an important part. The two men hud a stand In front of the house where the girl was found dead. When they denied guilt the police, instead of using third dzree methods, sent for (experts of the Stanard Testing Laboratory. When their examination had been flnl-hed the experts said: "You have got the right men." j The two will he arraigned today In , genera' selons for pleading. WASHINGTON. N'tv. 2. IJeuf. !en. S. H. M. Young, retired, made public here today a letter from Theo. dore Roosevelt, eaylng: "I most cordially and emphatical ly approve your efforts, as president of the Association for National Per- Cli ro--ople ami (tiriii inl Tc-t" C'on vIihv l.rsixl Jury They Strangled 1 1 Vene Old Girl. NEW YOHK, Nov 2S. largely on evidence gathered through the mi croscope and test tube, Indictments for murder In the first degree were returned yesterday against Giuseppe FROM G1FFOICD PINOIOT. Washington, D. C Nov. 22. 191. Editor East Oregonlan: Congress Is about to decide, in the session which opens December 4. whether naturul resources tx-loiigiiiK to the people, and officially valued at hundreds of millions of dollurs. shall or shall not be given away to certain special interests which are already rich enough. , I'nlesa the people take a hand the decision Is sure to go against them. The iniquitous Shields wnterpower bill has passed the senate. It makes a present of the public waterpowers on our navigable streams to the wuter Power Interests. The power thur handed over without confirmation Is estimated at sixty million horsepower, or double the power of every kind now used to run every train, trolly, factory, shop, mill, boat, mine, and electric light In the United States. While the grant is ostensibly limit ed to fifty years, It is In fact perpetu al, because the conditions under which the people might regain control of their property are made prohibitory, as even advocates of the bill frankly admit. In practical effect a perpetual monopoly is given away for nothing. This bill has also passed the house, but In a different and better form It Is now in conference. We know from the statement of Senator Nelson on the floor of the senate that the friends of the waterpower Interests ex pect to control the conference. It Is worth nothing, therefore, that the conferees from the house and senate are now meeting, although com-Ti does not convene until Dece.nber 4, A vigorous effort was made to puss this Indefensible raid on the public ! property while pr.biic attention was fixed on the international crisis lust ! winter. It failed because edltois of the country came to tho'defense of !tfie nubile, rights, and the bill was I postponed until after election. I Another vicious measure Is the i Myers bill, w hich does for waterpowers ....Kiln l.,,lu ti'h,.t fhn tilll, , I, la lllll ! does on navigable streams. The two 'are cut from the same piece of cloth, and have the same Interests behind them. The Myers bill Is on the sen ate calendar, and will be considered early In the coming session. These two bills give away public property to powerful monopllsts. That is bad enough, but the oil lund provls i lone of the Phelan bill are even worse. This bill will be taken up Immediately when congress convenes. 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I appeal to you ns a cltisen Interested In the public- wel fare without regard to politics to lend a hand In defeating these attacks on public property and on the safety and welfare of the navy anil the Nation. Sincerely yours. U1FFOKD P1NCHOT. Owing to the high cost of leather chronic kickers may mln'mlr.e their activities. Hotel Dining Room for Rent. Completely furnished dining room and kitchen In leading hotel In live east Oregon town of 600. To the right parties ten months' lease, all provisions, amounting ,to about $73 nd furnished living room will b actually given for $150 "Sash for the entire serves i ten months. Hot and cold water, claimants whom the supreme Electric lights, etc. Take charge at ' recently declared to have no once. For particulars call Room 40, , rights whatever. The efficiency of Bowman Hotel. 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