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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1916)
DAILY EAST OSEGOXIAN. FENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1916. This Store is a real Service Organization for men who want Good Clothes 8 P p lis P Service means more than selling something politely, and delivering it promptly; it means looking out for your interests when we buy; long before you buy; it means having ready the kind of clothes you ought to have, the quality, the style, the workmanship that will represent full value for your money and that means from oui experience: HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND OVERCOATS at $20.00 to $35.00. MANHATTAN SHIRTS t $1.50 to $4.50. JNO. B. STETSON and KENSINGTON HATS at $3.50" to $15.00. LEWIS UNION SUITS at $1.25 to $5.00 T. P. W. SPECIAL SHOES at $8.00. BRADLEY SWEATERS at $5.00 to $10.00. SHEURMAN MACKINAWS at $7.50 to $15.00. CARHARTT OVERALLS ' at $1.25. BLOCKS GLOVES at $1.50 to $3.75. , We positively show the best makes of Men i s Goods in America; our prices, quality consid- ered are by far the lowest. Our assortments are the largest; our service the best. You really can't afford to buy your clothe elsewhere. PACE TTTO .71 .'Mr lis ONLY 17 MORE SHOPPING DAYS RE MAIN NOW TILL CHRISTMAS Every hour, every minute counts. You'll not have half enough time at the best, so come to The Peoples Warehouse where the stocks are the largest and newest and the service the best Si 5S N. 88 Si- 88 81 81 HERE'S A CHRISTMAS GIFT THATS SURE TO PLEASE. BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS AND TOQUES TO MATCH. These are gifts that will appeal to almost any woman or girl. They are extremely fashion able and pretty as well as warm for the cold days that will soon be here. The colors are rose, black and white, green, purple, Copenhagen blue and yellow, each combined with white stripes. The prices are ?1.95, $3,50, $2.75, to $3.50. BABY FLANNELS A new lot of Wool Flannels just received. These ccrtne plain and embroidered in all qual ities; 27 to 36 inches wide; a good time now to make baby a lot of new flannel petticoats. Tha yard 25 to $2.00 NEW BATH MATS These will make fine Xmas gifts. A showing of something different in bath mats. Colors of pink, blue and gold. Big size and heavy weight. Each 75 to ?2.50 BOUDOIR CAPS The largest selection of fine Boudoir Caps we have ever shown. Made of silk, nets and laces, Neatly trimmed with lace edges and ribbons; all colors. Each 35 to ?2.50 Pendleton9 s Greatest Department Store T.P.W.Pure Food Shop 3 PHONES, ALL 15. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 'For Your Breakfast" Jones' Dairy' Farm Sausage, a stack of buttered Hotcakes, T. P. W. Cane and Maple Syrup, T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee. Imported Jap Fruit Baskets Priced each 95 to $2.50. California Glace Fruits in handsome burnt wood boxes. Assorted fruits, packed in 1, 2 and 5 pound boxes. The pound 85 Hood River Apples Fancy pack, Spitzenbergs, Ortleys and Delicious, the box $1.95 Holiday Candies We are showing a splendid variety in bulk and fancy boxes. Hotpoint Electric Appliances The ideal Xmas gift. Select yours now. We will pack and deliver when wanted. BAG TOPS Or gate tops for the opening of fancy bags you make up for Xmas. Shown in gold, silver and gun metal. Each 50 and 65 BABY BOOTEES The very best quality and the thing to keep the little feet warm; shown in colors of pink, blue and white ; all styles. Each pait 25 to $1.00. SILK BATISTE For Underwear. This is a fine silky finish, very soft, especially for underwear. Makes up into dainty garments. Shown in flesh, blue and lavender, 36 inches wide. The yard 35t Another Shipment of "MONEY WIRTH WAISTS" Greatest $1 . 00 Values on Earth Again we offer to our ., customers waists of unu sual value, "Known as the best, the best known" for $1.00. These particular styles are in the heavier cotton materials more suitable for coldV weather wear, -such as madras, cross bar shirtings, etc. ( All are made on tailored lines with long sleeves and low neck. Though some have adjustable collars that can be worn high as well. Tailored bust pockets and turn back cuffs give these waists a chic appearance seldom found in a waist at this price. Your choice only $1.00 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Pays 1- T 1- Mv iu i raae yvi I EMBARGO IS LIFTED POTATOES WW DROP WASHINGTON, Dec 5. The agricultural department has lift r& the Canadian potatoes em- hsrsn. The action U expected to reduce Dricee. The Cana- dlana must obtain permits from the federal horticultural board. Cod Dang Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES"0: HOT TAUALES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and op-to-dlU. FIRST CLASS 6ERVICB TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood 8ta Phone 1(7. Pendleton, Or. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Another One Like This and He'll Ditch Her BY BLOSSER V mm j&r Good mornims- i WA.NT SOME MORE GROCERIES- A PopND n w. v vfv. r- wr k- VJUZ JUST THlNktW BOUTVotf-ES'M VU GET YOUR SU6AR RI6MT, t f IN THIS BASKET- M SiVT -! NO, I CANV : ": rlCL SSoATe5? CW IT ) -4 I ' i MINISTER'S WIDOW, A CONVICTED THIEF, MAKES A VAIN PLEA Itlnnicx ConTegatloiifl diiin-hnicn for FaiUnir to Alst After lluxband. John sanfonl. Died. NEW YOFiK. Dec. 5. Mary A. Sanford, gray-haired and dressed in black who declared she waa the wid ow of John Sanford, a Congregational clergyman, artist and author, who died in 1911. stood before Judge De- lehanty in general sessions yesieraay nfl tearfullv heard herself denounc ed as aswlndler and sentenced to'the penitentiary for. not more than three years. A Worth While Investment A Savings Account with thu bank, which afford unquestioned protection for your principal and a steady income return of 4 componded twice a year, is a more sat isfactory investment than any speculative venture no matter what returns it may promise. An investment which entails worry and uncertainty U never worth while. We invite small as well as large deposits. The woman tiled with the court a letter setting forth the hardships she had endured since the death of her husband and attacked member of the Congregational church because they had not assisted her. Heads Guilty to PetH larceny. Mrs. Sanford, Indicted for grand larceny in the second degree, pleaded guilty to petty larceny. On April 17 last she went to' the jewelry shop of Davl I. Rogow, No. 215 Fourth avenue and after getting a position as sales woman obtained $180 worth of stones which she pawned. The probation officer learned that the St. George Hotel In Brooklyn was holding her baggage for a bill of $40.89. The Hotel Earle. the Stfand Hotel in Atlantic City, the Mnrlton and the Chelsea Hotels also have claims against her. While staying at the Hotel Earle under the name of Mary A. Chase she obtained $1000 worth of Japan ese prints from C. D. Weldon. for which she failed to pay, the proba tion officer reported. Pete Van Orsdall has moved onto his home place four miles west of Pendleton. Walter Gwom. who has been work ing on the Fanchicr brothers place, has recovered from an attack of la grippe. Guy Fanshier is confined to hit home with a bad cold. WILLIAM (J. MrADOO. SKC RETAItY Ol' THE Tit E AS- I KY. Home Cooking, at the Golden Rule Cafe. All white help, P.egulur meals 25 cents. Adv Free. At the Boston Clothing Store, a beautiful $200.00 Talking Machine See It in their window and learn par ticulars. Adv. Fetnalo Help Wanted. You can make $30 weekly ' selling Numud Facial treatment, 50c pkg. 1-2 profit. Box 408, Oakland call Adv. YOAKUM FARMERS ARE BUSY WITH SEEDING Recent Rain Have Pat Ground la Fine condition Many Resident Ifve I Grippe. YOAKUM. Dec. S . (Special.) This week finds the farmers of this section busily engaged in aeedlng. The recent rains and following fair weather has put the ground In fine condition for seeding. A number are planning to finish their fall seed ing this week. The residents of the section have suffered an epidemic of colds and In grippe. Fanshier Brothers, who are putting In about (40 scree this fall expect to finish seeding this week. i First on the roll of honor In econ omy bills of fare behold the merito rious lima bean. V She Is a poor cook who Is unable to make good. Wheat (1.00 Per Sack and Up. Have only a few hundred sacks of this damaged wheat left. Call at II W. Collins" warehouse near O.-W. R, & N. freight house. Adv. For Rent or for Sale. Five room cottage, not modern but In fair condition, near high school Inquire Kocppen's Drug Store. Wheat Land for Sale, One of the best quarter sections for wheat in Franklin Co., Wash. All level, deep, rich soil. All fenced Small house, six miles from R. R. warehouse. Perfect title, $20 per acre. Terms to suit. Will consider a good auto In part payment. Re duction for cash, or its equivalent. A snap for quick sale. H. S. Shangle, Milton, Oregon. Adv. Auto Stage. For Adams, Athena and Weston, saves Hennlng's Cigar Store.t 10 a. n. and $:30 p. m. each day. Adv. Notice of Rids for concrete Sidewalk, Notice la hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Recorder At the City Hall in Pendleton, Oregon, up to December 13th, at t o'clock p. m., for the con struction of a concrete eldewalk on the south side of lota 7 and g, block 47, Reservation addition to city of Pendleton, on the north aide of Webb street in said city. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 2nd day of December, 1916. TITOS. FITZ GERALD, City Recorder. WlXilAl-1 G'HtAJDOO. Your Grocer IS RELIABLE He, wants to hold your trade and tries to sell you brands he knows you. will like. He is always ready to recommend K6 Bakihg Powder -Ask him , 1 V V H V.. 1
