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EIGHT PAGO PACE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. JANUARY 29, 1917. BILLS PASSED BY BAliK KOTIIVYMdi Optomctrl and Optician ,--, a,.i,ntlfin ontical x work. 1 1 J"rs experience. uur Vvkim SO M 1 American National Bank Building, Pendleton. ilS IS SOI Will Continue Through This Week With New Goods Added Daily of High Value at Greatly Reduced Prices. 10c BATISTE HANDKFS. 7c White with dainty colored edg es and small embroidered designs, White Sale Trice 7 PEARL BEADS $2.00 Beads. White Sale.... $1.59 tl.OO Beads. White Sale 70? 75c Beads, White Sale 59rs 50c Beads. White Sale 39tf S5c Beads, White Sale 2S WHITE BIAS TAPE 10c Bias Tape, White Sale 8 l2Uc Bias Tape, White Sale 10 15c Bias Tape, White Sale.... 12 20c Bias Tape. White Sale.... 16 WASH CLOTHS 10c Wash Cloths White Sale.. St 15c Wash Cloths. White Sale T2( PEARL BUTTONS 5c Bie assortment of sizes, regu lar 10c and 15c Pearl Buttons; White Sale Price, dozen 8? All other Pearl Buttons, rang ing in urice from 15c to $1.25 dozen; White Sale Price 20 per cent less. HOSIERY 35c WThite Hose, regular or outsize. WThite Sale Price 29 85c White Silk Hoe 77 $1.15 White Silk Hose 95 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY ONLY. MUSLIN GOWNS made of fine nainsook, trimmed with dainty lace and em broidery. A special assort ment for Tuesday Only. Be on hand and supply your wants for a whole year. Gowns all sizes ; see window. $1.50 Value 98 $1.00 Value 79 This is not only a special sale of WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, Etc., but it's an OPPORTUNITY to show the new white merchandise we have in OUR DRY GOODS SECTION. Fill all your needs now as these prices and values cannot be duplicated after this sale is closed. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Whether of wool, cotton, silk and wool or all silk, summer or winter weight, we offer you our entire stock at the following re ductions: 25c Garm't, White Sale 19 35c Garm't, White Sale 28 50c Garm't, White Sale 39 65c Garm't, White Sale 49 75c Garm't, White Sale 59 85c Garm't, White Sale 69 $1.00 Garm't, White Sale 79 $1.25 Garm't, White Sale 9S $1.50 Garm't, White Sale 91.19 $1.75 Garm't, White Sale $1.39 $2.00 Garm't, White Sale ?1.59 $2.50 Garm't, White Sale $1.98 $3.00 Garm't, White Sale $2.39 $3.50 Garm't, White Sale $2.79 $4.00 Garm't, White Sale $3.19 $4,50 Garm't, White Sale $3.59 $5.00 Garm't. White Sale $3.98 WHITE RIBBONS White linfi-erie ribbons at fol- f.5c Bolts, Wrhite Sale 53 75c Bolts, White Sale 59 $1.00 Bolts, White Sale 79 All other white ribbons 20 per cent less, ., PILLOW CASES 26c Quality, White Sale 22 28c Quality, White Sale 24 30c Quality, White Sale 25 32c Quality, White Sale 27 34c Quality, White Sale 29 PIQUE You will find Pique taking its place with the materials for wash skirts this season as never before. Our stock is filled with the best that can be had, all are reduced. 25c Quality, January White Sale 19 35c Quality, January White Sale 26 40c Quality, January White Sale 31 50c Quality, January White Sale 39 65c Quality, January White Sale 49 WHITE BLANKETS $1.25 Qual., January Wrhite Sale 98 $1.50 Qual., January White Sale $1.18 $2.00 Qual., January White Sale ... $1.71 $3.00 Qual., January White Sale $2.49 TOWELS Towels of all kinds, hand towels, Turkish towels, re duced. 10c Towels, January White Sale 8 12igc Towels, Jan. White Sale 10 20c Towels, January White Sale 16 25c Towels, January White Sale 18 35c Towels, January White Sale 27 40c Towels, January White Sale 33 50c Towels, January White Sale 43 65c Towels, January White Sale 57 TOWELING Notwithstanding the fact that toweling has advanced more than any other goods, we are able to offer you these at a big saving. 8tsc Qual., January White Sale 66 10c Quality, January White Sale 8 12Vc Qual., January White Sale 10 15c Quality, January White Sale 12 20c Quality, January White Sale 1 25c Quality, January White Sale 19 35c Quality, January White Sale 27 50c Quality, January White Sale 41 65c Quality, January White Sale 58 75c Quality, January White Sale 67 $1.00 Qual., January White Sale 79 NAPKINS. $1.75 Quality, January White Sale $1.46 $3.75 Quality, January White Sale $3.17 $4.50 Quality, January White Sale $3.89 $5.00 Quality, January White Sale $3.98 $6.00 Quality, January White Sale $4.95 $6.50 Quality, January White Sale $0.25 $7.00 Quality, January White Sale $5.89 $7.50 Quality, January White Sale $6.10 $8.00 Quality, January White Sale $6.49 $9.00 Quality, January White Sale $8.10 WHITE WAISTINGS None held back, and our stock is composed of the newest weaves, especially the scheer voiles, both plain and embroidered organies,. madras, tissue, mercerized batiste, etc. 25c Quality January white Sale 19 35c Quality, January White Sale 26 50c Quality, January White Sale 39 65c Quality. January White Sale 48 75c Quality January White Sale ..... 5 $1.00 Qual., January White Sale 76 $1.50 Qual.. January White Sale $1.17 As you know this is ideal for underwear, has a soft finish and medium weight 25c Quality, January White Sale 19 LINENS This includes linens of all kinds, handkerchief, both heavy and sheer, Irish, round thread. Linen sheeting, etc 65c Quality, January White Sale 49 75c Quality, January White Sale 59 85c Quality, January White Sale 67 $1.00 Qual., January White Sale 73 $1.25 Qual., January White Sale 95 $1.50 Qual., January White Sale $1.17 $2.00 Qual., January White Sale $1.67 UNDERWEAR CREPE This is something new, a fine quality soft finish 33-in. crepe, expressly for under wear. 50c Quality, January White Sale 39 LYKLINEN Especially for baby dress es, ladies' waists and sheer summer wear, washes, wears and looks better than linen. 25c Quality, January White Sale 19 30c Quality, January White Sale 24 35c Quality, January White Sale 27 40c Quality, January White Sale 31 BEACH CLOTH And Middy Cloth. ' You will like these as they will answer the purpose for wash dresses, skirts and blouses; 36-in. wide; best quality finish. 25c -Quality, January White Sale 19 35c Quality, January White Sale 27 40c Quality, January White Sale 31 50c Quality, January White Sale 39 WHITE SILKS Everything in white silks such as Jap silk, Jap duck taffeta, messaline, chiffon and Georgette crepe. 65c Quality, January White Sale 49 $1.00 Qual., January White Sale 79 $1.50 Qual., January White Sale $1.18 $2.00 Qual., January White Sale $1.69 WHITE DRESS GOODS Now is a good time to get your summer skirt of white serge. These are all wool and best in quality. 65c Quality, January White Sale 57 $1.00 Qual., January White Sale 79 $1.25 Qual., January White Sale 98 $1.50 Qual., January White Sale $1.18 $2.00 Qual., January White Sale $1.71 "T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" 3 PHONES, ALL 15 HOOD RIVER SPITZENBERG APPLES, Box $1.75 Fancy grade, excellent for eating and cooking. Rose Brand Oranfes, special sale, dozen Shrimp 2 cans 25; dozen cans f 1.40 Baking Chocolate Regular 50c pound, special 35 Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple 6 cans 9o Peanut Butter 20c jars, special, 2 for. 25 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE JANUARY WHITE SALE Fancy Head Rice 3 pounds 25 Large White Beans 2 pounds 25 T. P. W. White Laundry Soap 6 for 25 White Dinnerware 10 per cent reduction. Imported Jap Fruit Baskets 10 per cent reduction. Pendletons Greatest Department Store The Peoples Warehouse Bills Pawned by Both Houses and Signed by Governor. H. B. 10, by Deschutes county dele gation Fixing the time for holding court In 18th Judicial district. H. B. 60, by joint ways and means committee Appropriating J25.000 tu apply on expenses of the legislature and declaring emergency. 9. B. by Kddy Enabling Judgment debtor to redeem property sold on ex. ecutlon within limited time. 8. B. 25 by Strayer Amending min ing code to supply word unintention ally omitted. S. B. S9, by Strayer Providing for taking depositions by written Interro gatle. S. B. 41, by Hawley Permitting public schools to he conducted as training schools for state normal. S. R 4 9, by Smith of Coos Making debt of prospective Juror cause for challenge. 8. B. 51. by senate Judiciary com mittee Authorizing supreme court to make rules for the conduct of cases of original Jurisdiction in that court S. B. 64, by TSbihop Fixing terms of circuit court In Third Judicial dis trict. II B. 11. by Clark Advancing sal ary of school superintendent of Sher. man county from $1000 to 11500 per annum. II. B. 14, by Forbes and Burdlsk Fixing terms of court for Deschuten county and prescribing salaries of of ficers. H. B. 20, by Jones of Lane Requir ing school census to be made first week of November. H. B 39. by Jonei of Lane Ttegu. lating distribution of school funds. H. B. 47, by Bean Permitting bor rowers of school fund who have con tributed three fifths of payment tc take title to property and give mort Base on remaining two fifths. H. B 85, by Portwood -Enabling Sherman county to take advantage of bond issue for road purposes and de claring emergency. Passed by Both House and Awaltia! ' Oernor' Action. 8, B. 4, by Dlmlck Providing se vere penalty for drunken chauffeurs. S. B. 4, by Huston Relating to filing of verified claims of liens for farm labor. a B. 12, by Wilbur Authoring County Judge to reduce penalty of un dertaking after filing of Inventory cl an estate. " 8. B. 62, by Wilbur RxtendlnS time of statute of limitations On mort gages to ten years from last volun tary payment thereon. 8. B. 68, by Baldwin Abolishing office of circut court clerk in Klam ath county. S. B. 91, by tJnn county delegation Fixing salaries of officials of I,lnn county. 8. B, 94, by senate committee on Ju diciary Requiring county clerk tu make quarterly report of Judicial bus iness passing through his office 8. B. 2, by Olson Providing for In. stallatlon of kindergartens In Port land public schools. H. B. 60, by Stott Requiring thnt Multnomah county sheriff feed coun ty prisoners at cost H. B. 137, by W. Al Jones to per. mlt stock to run at large In eastern part of Marlon county. H. B. 24, by Brownell Igalliln salaries of supreme court Justices at 1 4 500 a year. H. B. 69, by Stott fltving school boards fee simple title to propertj condemned for school purposes. H. B. 9, by Laurgaard ChnngM time for railroads to make their an nual reports to public service commission, : a 28 Years Ago Today ti IF res, . SICK, COOT Ill-XT WR 1JVRH AND IJOWM8, BD UKKATI1, BAD ix, SOUK STOMACH. Oct a 10-cent box. hlllousn., catH clogged u with a Void always trace this to torpi"! liver; delayed, fermenting fooa in mo bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged In thi ,..,.,o.i. i,wt.n.i nt belnr cast out of the system Is re-absorbed Into th blood When this poison reacnes ma .i..o....i r,,in (Iksoo It causes conges tion and that dull, thrnblng headaeha. Cuwcnrets immediately cleanse we stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gaw, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter and poi sons In the bowels, a rnirnret tonight will snreW slralnhten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a jo-ceni on from your druggist means your head clear, stomach - sweet, breath right, complexion rosy and your liver and bowels regular for months. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr of Holdman who formerly lived here; re turned to their home Sundur aftef visiting with their daughter, lira. W. A. Fraaer at CmatiMa, Mrs. R. If. Bea. vert at Stanfleld and Mrs. O. F. Steels of Nolln. An old land mark has been rm ed from the Slusher ranch which was used years ago by the O. R- 1 for a comml-nry at the time the road was built, and Inter ued for a bara a 1 iriro barn has been reoenuy constructed upon the Blusher ranch. (From the Daily East uregoman, Jan. 29, 1889.) Col. William Parsons has been con fined to his house for a day or two with an attack of neuralgia. Mrs. G. C. Greene gave a very plea sant whist party to a few Invited friends last evening at her residence on Garden street. Anveln Danirelo. the peculiar geni- iim hn everyone In and about Pen- rtietnn knows, is here from Echo where he Is the owner and operator of a shaving establishment. N. Daughtrey has been appointed bailiff to attend to the wants of the circuit court. W. P. Crow of Milton was In town yesterday. ( ' Th. 1at heard nt the .Chinaman with whom the hand car ran away last week was "What's e maiia-wnoa- na sabbee-gottam hol'on-no sabee. Jcsuclish-whoa-no sabbee-no sabee. T. F. Rourke and D. W. Bailey whe have been spending some time Below returned on yesterday morning train. n J. Klater has not yet received his rohfirm&tlon as registar of the new Drewsey land office, but has received Information that there will be no air ficulty about the matter. Frank Willis the brakemsn who had his finger crushed between a pair of bumpers in Pendleton recently has returned from his trip east. JOHN PARRISH OUT WITH OANtt PLOW; REVIVAL MEKITNtiS ARE SUCCESS. Where It Pays to Trade Th Habit of Taking Cold. With many people taking cold la a habit tmt fortunately one that Is i ily broken. Take s cold sponge bath everv morning when yon first get out of bed not Ice cold, but a tempera ture of about 90 degrees F. Also sleep with your window up. Di? thl? and you will seldom take cold When von do take cold take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and get rid of It as quickly as possible. Obtainable every where. Adv. 510.000 SYRIANS ARE STARVING TO DEATH Natires Fall Dead in Streets or Slay Selves to End Suffering-. ROME, Jan. 27. Five hundred and ten thousand persons have d'ed o: starvation in Syria, according to In formation received by the Corrlere d' Italia. lbanon is said to have suffer ed particularly, while at Beirut Inhab itants are said to have been picked up on the street nearly dying of hunger. The number of suicides Is increasing to appalling proportions. Similar horror are reported as oc curring in Palestine and parts of the Interior Inhabited by Christians. BRIDEGROOM rOTJJXTS $2000 FROM BEtfT MAN CHtOATO. Jan. 27 Gordon Thome of Chicago and his bride, who was Miss Virginia Mllner.. are on their way to California todfey to spend their honeymoon, carrying with thetn a check for 12000 signed by Townsend Netchftr, who was best man at their wedding last night. After the groom calmly cnllerted the check and an nounced to the guest that he had w gered Netrher. a fellow club man, ln- t nutumn that he would win Miss Mllner, "Never lost a bet with so much pleasure." Mr. Netcher said at hi signed the check. Thlrty-sevca Members Added to Church; f 12S8 Raised Toward Ora tion of ttiuroh. (East Oregonlan Special.) NOUN, Jan. 29. John Parrish. who Uvea 1-2 mile south of here cer tainly believes In the old adage that th early bird catches the worm, sine it was observed that he was running a gang plow Friday and Saturday. The recent revival conducted here by Rev. C. F. Cunningham of Hold, man, and Rev. E. F. Wriggle of Kl- berton, Wosh., of the United Breth ren church, was the most successful ever held. Thirty-seven members were added to an original membership of twenty five. Twelve hundred and thirty eight dollars were raised toward the erection of a church and a building site also assured as a donation. Rev. Cunningham and Presiding Elder Nichols are now conducting - revival at Holdman. They with their wives motored over here Saturday with Leroy Thome of that place and an all day service was held. The ladies of the church servel lunch at noon. Mrs. Robert Foster, former Mrs. Llzxle Connelly and a resident of Pendleton, but now residing near Great Falls, Montana, Is visiting with her mether, Mrs. Wesley Adcock of Pendleton, and her sister, Mrs. Ed Dupuis of Nolin. Jesse Craig. T. B. Williams, Rons Kimball, Lee Welch and Orble Well went last week to the U. S. land of fices at North Taklma and Walla Walla in search of vacant land and returned Saturday without getting located. W. Orchard Hays of Klickitat coun ty, Wash, who has a farm one mile east of here, visited his niece Mrs. E. A. Hendricks, last week. He wm ac. companled by his sister, Mrs, G. Sc.hroeder of Pilot Rock. Mr and Mrs. J. R Haasch and Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Hawks were motor pas sengers to the county seat Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hendricks spent Friday night In Pendleton. Mrs. t,. V Fix of Alkali spent th weekend with her parent Mr. and Mrs. O F. Bteele. She was Joined bj her husband Baturday. Mrs. John Kerr of Holdman visited In our burg last Tuesday night. 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