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TEN PAGT1 PAGE TT0 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1916. a, . mi as 8S Special for Tuesday a-a Wednesday You notice that we say this store is the right store for young men P W m m All Wool 88 Serge Skirts qI 88 85 What it a RIGHT store for young men? "RIGHT" doesn't mean a store that makes price its chief claim to your attention. As a rule, young men haven't very much money to spend for clothes ; and yet clothes are very important to them. And there's the whole, thing. - Any man who hasn't much money to spend, and to whom clothes are very important, mut consider something besides price. And that's why we sell and make a specialty of selling these Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes for young men There's not a young man in this town, who amounts to anything, or who ever will amount to anything, who doesn't know, as a business proposition, that the important point in buying anything is what you get, not what you pay. It's all a question of value ; and value in clothes means style, quality of materials, tailoring, fit; the things that give service and satisfaction in clothes. You can find plenty of lower priced clothes than Hart Schaffner & Marx make ; but you'll never see any that are better value per dollar. A new ship ment of pinch backs was received this morning. They are priced from $20.00 1. Cq?TW tltlt ScWtnet ft Mai to $35.00. u Previouly Sold High $8.95. Every Woman'i Wardrobe should contain a separate skirt and this sale of new, up-to-date models will enable you to se cure yours at a price that means a saving. Neat sport models featuring belt and pockets as well as more conservative styles that show panel front and back or cluster pleats on the sides with wide detachable belt, in good weight navy blue and black serge only. Waist measures 23 to 36 in clusive. NEW BATH ROBES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN $3.95 TO $13.75. IDEAL FOR CMRISTMAS GIFTS Garments of every-day usefulness with the real gift quality in them. These robes are made of the celebrated Beason blan kets, the kind that wears and washes satisfactorily. All are perfectly made, the better ones being bound with silk ribbon and tied with neck and belt cords of silk. A full range of both dainty and practical colors are shown. TO Why Not the Bargain Basement For Your Christmas Shopping? HI t is Eg is 8 m Why not give freely and sensibly? Why not give economically too? Every one will appre ciate your substantial gifts purchased in this department, for they are of excellent quality. This is Your Department this is Everybody's Department. For the charitable man or woman who wants to make somebody comfortable. For the charitable church society whose aim it is to cloth the needy. For the Associated Charities who look after everybody in want WOMEN'S GLOVES A brand new stock of Women's Dress Gloves showing the newest styles of the best quality possible. Colors of white, black, tan, Cham pagne, etc. The pair $1.50 to $2.50 For everybody who wants to do somehnJv some good. HUNDREDS OF MIGHTY GOOD BARGAINS Suits for everybody, Overcoats for everybody ; Underwear for the family; Shoes and Stockings at the lowest prices; Shirts, Sox, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Hats and Caps, Dress Shirts, Petticoats, Silk Waists and Wool Waists. Everything for everybody to wear. Make a dollar's worth do the work of five. And if it's in the Bargain Basement it's sure a bargain. COATING A good warm coat is a welcome garment now. We are showing a fine lot of patterns and all the latest colorings and mixtures; exclusive coat lengths. The yard $1.50 to $5.00 WOMEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR Make her a present of silk underwear. You'll find ours the best in quality that can be had. Comes in white and flesh shades. Best $1.50 to $3.50 Knickerbockers $2:50 to $3.50 Union Suits $3.50 to $5.00 BBROADCLOTH COLLARS Vs PRICE On special sale all our Broadcloth Collars this week. Some, are plain and some embroidered with pleasing shades of yarn. The newest styles and shapes. Special price. SILK REMNANTS Va PRICE A big lot of silk remnants put out now just in time for the "making up" of Xmas things. These are plain colors, checks and floral patterns, good for bags and fancy work ; worth up to $2.00 yard, on sale at price. T.P.W. Pure Food Shop 3 PHONES, ALL 15. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY' SERVICE NEW CANDIES A splendid assortment Holiday candies now on sale. of HOTPOINT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Solves the gift problem. We are showing a com plete stock. HEINZ MINCE MEAT The extra fancy qual ity. 2 pounds .- 25 NEW PACK TOMATO CATSUP Full pint bottles 20 IMPORTED JAPANESE FRUIT BASKETS Priced each .., 95 to $2.50 1 sS if m as 11 8 11$ is Pendletons Greatest Department Store The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade m m m is ALL NORTHWEST FOOTBALL TEAMS ARE PICKED BY SPORTING EDITORS '(By H. A. Cronin, Sporting Editor, Portland, Journal, AH-Sortliire. Lo- Bnds Mitchell, Oregon, and mis, Washington State. Tackles Bcktt, Oregon. and Crimm, Washington. Guards Seagrave, Washington, nd Snyder, Oregon. Center RIsley, Oregon. Quarter Huntington, Oregon. Halves Conn, Oregon Aggieg and Parson, Oregon. Fullback Sharp, California. (Ey Rorcoe Fawcett. .Sporting Editor Oregonian.) All -Coast conference. Center Russell, California. Guard Seagrave, Washington. Guard Snyder, Oregon. 360 PICTURES 360 ARTICLES EACH MONTH ON ALL NEWS STANDS 15 Cents POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE WWTTM 10 TOU CAN URDEMTAXO IT AD the Creat Event bi Mechanic. Encirwertnc mm) Invention throughout Uw World, art dearribed in an intemt Irtf manner, at ibcjr accuf. IjOMMA reader etcfc month. $tm Octet nr ' titor . aKlbntvrwarttodotlitnaiiB tMakaa,aM ko to naka naiaal kon. Aawttnr MesHtnist "rinai , . - , . ladoor and oaftonr Bporta an filar- Lartlyronatrvrtivai talla is Baud baaia, auMonKln. wiraiaa. au. fH MU IT ti,(Ot KWt BUUM aa for to w u atar na a oar: ml Markka) a ana MM. ana tl ta far a w i afeuwua. afMa aira ttt nmM lira le min. Cauaaaa at Matkulcti fe. Ira. aa narat. POPUUial MtCMANIC MAOUINC aHaatatiaaiataia.aiiata.fi I ii a. aahr Mmckmmica mfftrt' m pnminmH 4mm aa fmiti to "cstaWnr a'ara." anaf fn a aaVirarart ( amrr triaiia Tackle Beckott, Oregon. Tackle Grimm, Washington. End Mitchell, Oregon. Halfback Halnaworth, Washing ton. Halfback Noble, Washington. Fullback Newman, Oregon Ag glea. AH-Xorthwest Conference. Center Risley, Oregon. Guard Seagraves, Washington. Guard Snyder," Oregon. Tackle Beckett, Oregon. Tackle Grimm, Washington. End Bissett, Oregon Aggies. End Mitchell, Oregon. Quarter S. Huntington, Oregon. Halfback Conn, Oregon Aggiea. Halfback Noble, Washington. Fullback Newman, Oregon Ag gies. George Varnell, sporting editor of the Spokane Chrinicle and one of the officials In nearly all the games and Plowden Stott, of Portland, also an official, picked identically the same all-northwest elevens as fol lows: Riley, V of O. Snyder, U. of O. Seagraves, u. of W. Beckett, U. of O.. Grimm, U. of W. Loomis, W. S. C. Mitchell, V. of O. "Shy" Huntington, V. of O. All-northwest selection of Spokesman-Review: End Loomis, Washington State. End Clark, Montana U. Tackle Grimm, U. of W. Tackle Beckett, U. of O. Guard, Bentz, Montana U. Guard Seagrave, TJ. of W. Center Risley, IT. of O. Quarter Huntingdon, U. of O. Halfback, Conn, O. A. C. Halfback Parsons, U. of O. Fullback, Murphy, U of W- California eoch Names Teams. SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 4. Coach Andy Smith of the University of Call fornia selected the following AH-Pa-ctflc coast team: Risley. Oregon, center; Seagrave, Washington, and Monluz, California, guards; Beckett, Oregon, and Grimm, Washington, tackles; Montgomery, California, and Mitchell, Oregon, ends; Brooks, California, and Noble, Washington, halves, and Sharp, Cal ifornia, fullback. WORMS MAKE CHILDREN FRET. FUIi. If your child cries out in sleep, is nervous, puny and listless he may be a victim of worms. Begin treatment at once with Kickapoo Worm Killer. This candy laxative in tablet form kills the work and removes it quick ly and easily. Don't permit your child's development to be retarded by the continued draining of his vi tality by worpis. Get Kickapoo Worm Killer at your druggist, 25c. Adv. FEDERAL ATTORNEYS TO GIVE ALL POSSIBLE AID TO ANDERSON WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. Every fed eral district attorney in the countrj has been ordered to give all possible aid to George W. Anderson, who is investigating the alleged fo'od price conspiracies. The department of jus tice considers Anderson's work most important. It named him special as sistant to the attorney general and gave him Jurisdiction to investigate and punish any conspiracies. Depart ment officials refused to discuss the case beyond saying they deemed the investigation necessary. NOT PLAYING, BUT WARFARE Nervous Women. When the nervousness is caused by constipation, as Is often the case, you will get quick relief by taking Cham berlain's Tablets. These tablets al so Improve the digestion. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. If wheat production and meat pro duction continue to fall off In this country as they have in the last dec ade tWe consumer may be expected to fall off also. , Convalescence after pneumonia, ty phoid fever and the grip is sometimes merely apparent, not real. To make It real and rapid, there is no" other tonic 0 highly to be recommended as Hood's Sarsapanlla. Thousands so testify. Take Hood's. Adv. WESTON COUPLE ARE UNITED IN MARRIAGE Mia Gladys Bannister and Curron McFadden Wed Other Newsy Notes. (East Oregonian Special.) WESTON, Ore, Dec. 4. Mia Gladys Bannister and Curron McFad- ff V -V .)V ::.: ,......,..:;. L v.---,-' i - - , r V X 1 I rfi ; . vJk iff Y i i the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beamer. '(CL TR$TJ-5 CURRENTS At first sight this picture might ap pear as if it were made In the court yard of some institution for soldiers whose minds have been enfeebled by the strain of the great conflict. But! are about to release toy balloons thai the soldiers are not playing, nor are they feeble minded. They are engag ed In very serious business. They the experts of the aviation corps may determine the direction and strength of the higher currents before ascend, ing. ! den were united ln marriage at the home of the bride's parents in Wes ton November 30, at E o'clock p. m. About one hundred relatives and friends were present. The bride re ceived many valuable and appropriate gifts. The young couple, will reside in Athena where the bridegroom is employed aa a druggist Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr, and Mrs. Will Nordean at their home in Wallace, Idaho on November 2S. Mrs. Nor dean was formerly Mrs. Vie Warren of this city. Miss Blanche Beeler and Benjamin Cuddy were married in this city at the home of the bride's parents on Nov. 30th. The young couple left on the evening train for lone, Oregon, where they will reside. Earl Klrkpatrlck Is visiting rela tlves at Anaton, Wash., Elmer Tucker and Leonard Blom gren have Just gone to corvallls, Ore gon, to spend a few days. Mrs, ta h, Vanwlnkle, who he been visiting relatives In Portland, Tacoma and Seattle during the past two weeks, returned home Wednes day evening, v Ernest Blomgren and John Barnc went to Walla Walla Thursday to witness the football game. Miss Pearl Beamer was given a surprdlse parity by a number of her friends Wednesday evening. Vari ous games were played and refresh ments served. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes of Athe. na were visiting relatives In the cltj Thanksgiving, Mr and Mrs. Jess Gordon of He lix spent Thanksgiving In Weston a PiQl! TTTK IIFST TS ARAflOY. ABLE FIiOWKTtS PLANTS vr rmvs HOOKER'S Open Evenings and Sunday. 623 Main St., Depot Block. Phone 622. Free Delivery Agent Oregon Journal 1 Who will buy GOOD WHEAT LAND on terms less than rent? I HAVE 1495 acres, all fenced, II per cent under cultivation, only one mile from Town, fair buildings, good well, $8000.00 Cash and S4S00.00 per year. 1120 acres, all fenced and tl per snt under cultivation, t roomed house, large new barn, good well, 8-mlles to town, and high school. 16000.00 cash, and (3600.00 per year; both are big money maker, and can be farmed together, as they Join. Also a terms. small ranch, easy f W. D. NEWLO, Lexington, Oregon. t
