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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FEIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1917.
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THE NORTHWEST
SERBIA 8ENBS MINISTER
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Oril MAIL ORDER DEPT.
Close attention ts given your every
want, and prompt service rendered.
Be assured that your mail order will
be filled carefully and forwarded im
mediately. branch of Tins v. s. post
OFFICE.
We are now Sub Station No. 1 In
the peat office service, where you can
purchase your money orders. Insure
packages, purchase stamps and mail
your letters and parcels post pack
ages. 1'se this service.
Friday and Saturday the Last Two Days of
THE GREAT WHITE SALE
SATURDAY THE LAST SALES DAY Of one of the mostwonderful White Sales we have ever held.
We promised you two rousing days to finish this great sale, and Friday went beyond our expectations. Now
comes Saturday, the last and most important of all. -We're going to make it so. Many extra special
bargains in White Goods will be displayed throughout all departments and they will all speak a saving
in your coming season's white needs. In the face of a rapidly rising market you cannot help but see the
advantage in buying NOW- .
SNOWY WHITE GOODS OFFERED
In Our Women's Ready-to-Wear Department
ine Last Day Saturday Specials. Were you in the crowds that visited this busy department Friday?
snowy wnite mat moved from this busy place?
Did you see the heaps and piles of
HERE ARE THE SPECIALS
One small lot of
Children's Muslin
IVttjg, lace trim
med, sixes l to 4
years.
75c Values to
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tS.95 lingerie
Waists at $1.98
Just a few of these
dainty waists, made
of voile and lawn,
lace trimmings; low
neck, long sleeves.
Children's Muslin
Drawers
Lace and embroid
ery trim; sites 4 to (
years.
35o to TSc Tal. So
JSc Muslin Drawer
at lfto
Lace am embroid
ery trimmings; only
a few left; regular
sites.
Princess Slips
Values from $1.25 to
13.50 for $1.10. Lace
trimming; small
siaes.
60c BRASSIERES I7o
Plain and fancy, front closing; bro
ken lot of sites.
1
IS.7S WHITE HOUSE DRESSES f 1.10
Neat plain tailored models; only t
the lot
NCRSES CAPS
Neat plain white lawn, 15c val.
2
11.00 Muslin Gown Ttc
11.50 Muslin Gowns 8o
12.25 Muslin Gowns I1.S9
$2.50 Muslin Gowns $1.7
12.75 Muslin Gowns $1.8$
1S.60 Muslin Gowns $3.8
11.00 Envelope Combinations 700
$1.50 Envelope Combinations 98e
)2.25 Envelope Combinations.... UI
$2.50 Envelope Combinations. . . . $1.79
13.75 Envelope Combinations.... $3.49
SI. 00 Net Ruffled Brassieres 29c
$1.00 Muslin Petticoats Me
$1.25 Muslin Petticoats 79c
$1.50 Muslin Petticoats 98o
75c Crepe Knickers, 19o
25c Bust Ruffles ....4.... ISO
$1.60 Plain Tailored Waists 79c
J5o Corset Covers 19a
$5.00 White Sweaters . $2.98
50c Children's Muslin Gowns S9o
$1.25 Children's Muslin Gowns 79o
$1.60 Children's Muslin Gowns..... 98o
75o Bust Pads 49c
INFANTS' LONG MUSLIN PETTI
COATS
Values up to $1.75 29c
MAIDS CAPS
rlne embroidery laoe frills, 16c val.
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MANICURIST APRONS
Fine white lawn, tucked wide hem
and ties; 36o values 15c
SNOWY WHITE GOODS OFFERED IN OUR
Art and Drapery Department
THE LAST DAY SATURDAY SPECIALS
25c CRETONNE) 19c
White back ground with pink, blue or yellow flowers. Dandy
for covering wool comforters.
50c SCRIM Sic
Comes in either cream or white.
18c SlIJvOLINE ite
Just a few pieces left Come early.
EMBROIDERY PACKAGES PRICE
Includes waists, middies, children's dresses, etc.
85c STAMPED PILLOW CA6ES 720
500 STAMPED TOWELS 36c.
CORSET SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
THE WHITE SALE'S LAST DAY
Corsets Corsets
Discontinued numbers in Gossard Corsets. Only a limited
number of these famous Front Lace Corsets, values up to $8.60,
Friday and Saturday, only 9iM
We have a few B ck Lace Models to close out at the low
price of 98c, formerly sold from $1.50 to $3.50.
SNOWY WHITE GOODS OFFERED IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The Last Day Saturday Specials. These and many other excellent values in your fu
ture White Needs.
BED SPREADS
A good stock on hand.
Best in quality, large size for
single and double beds, also
for cribs. These are reduc
ed to such an extent that it
will pay you to purchase
now.
$1.25 Qual., January White
Sale 05
$1.50 Qual., January White
Sale f 1.18
$2.00 Qual., January White
Sale $1.7
$2.50 Qual., January White
Sale f 1.98
$3.00 Qual., January White
Sale .. $2.49
$3.50 Qual., January White
Sale $2.98
$4.00 Qual., January White
Sale $3.45
$4.50 Qual., January White
Sale $3.95
$5.00 Qual., January White
Sale $4.29
$6.00 Qual., January White
Sale $4.95
$6.50 Qual., January White
Sale $5.39
$7.00 Qual., January White
Sale $5.98
J7-50 Qual., January White
Sale ..... $.49
$8.00 Qual., January White
Sale : . $9-89
$8.50 Qual., January White
Sale $7.27
$9.00 Qual., January White
gale $7.78
$10.00 Qual., January White
Sale $7.95
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 67t
$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 $1.7
TOWELS
Towels of all kinds, hand
towels, Turkish towels, re
duced. 10c Towels, January White
Sale. 8
12 c Towels, Jan. White
' Sale 10
20c Towels, January White
Sale 16
25c Towels, January White
Sale 19f
35c Towels, January White
Sale 274
40c Towels, January White
Sale 33
50c Towels, January White
Sale 43
65c Towels, January" White
Sale 57t
WHITE BLANKETS
$1.25 Quality, January
White Sale 98
$1.50 Quality, January
White Sale $1.18
$2.00 Quality, January
White Safe $1.71
$3.00 Quality, January
White Sale $2.49
Pendleton's Most
Popular Shoe
Department
Invites you, during your White Sale shopping, to call
in this best of all departments where you may ac
quaint yourself with all the best and most correct
styles of footwear for the coming season.
And throughout every line of shoes in this com
plete stock you will find we have strictly adhered to
our T. P... W. principle "The Best for the Price, no
Matter What the Price."
SNOWY WHITE GOODS OFFERED IN OUR LADIES FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
THE LAST DAY SATURDAY SPECIALS. v
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
35c plain or fancy linen
handkerchiefs, also hand
kerchief centers; White Sale
Price 28
PEARL BUTTONS 8c
Big assortment of - sizes,
regular 10c and 15c Pearl
Buttons; White Sale Price,
dozen 8
8c AND 10c NARROW EM
BROIDERY 5c YD.
Both Swiss and Cambric
edgings and insertions, suit
able for children's dresses
and underwear. White Sale
Price, yard 5
9 TO 18-in. EMBROIDERY
FLOUNCINGS 28c YD.
Just the very thing for
children's dresses and petti
coats, for making collars on
wash dresses and for mak
ing all kinds V)f lingerie.
White Sale Price, yard 28
18 TO 27-in. EMB. and LACE
FLOUNCING Vi PRICE
Values from $1.00 to $5.00
These are last season'
goods, good styles and pat
terns but mussed from handl
ing; just to clean them up,
White Sale Vi Price.
WOMEN'S AND CHIL
DREN'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 reductions:
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 S... 79t
$1.25 Garm't, White S... 98
$1.50 Garment, W. S. $1.19
$1.75 Garment, W. S. $1.39
$2.00 Garment, W. S. $1.59
20c Handkerchiefs, plain and
fancy line 16
Plain and Crossbar Hand
kerchiefs 2f
75c Baby Bibs of Wash
Silk 59
$1.50 White Silk
Hose $1.38
$1.15 White Silk Hose 95f
85c White Silk Hose.... 77
?5c White Lisle Hose.. 28
40c White Lisle Hose.. 36
8c and 10c Embroideries 5
5c and 6c Laces 3
18 to 27-in. Emb. Flounc
ing. $1.00 to $4.50 yard
V, Price.
See Our Special Ad on Page 5.
Pendletons Greatest Department Store
The, Peoples Warehouse
' Where It Pays to Trade
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT.
Just turned over to this money saving department $350.00
worth of Children's and Misses'Shoes in dull calf, patent leath
er, cloth and leather tops, and one big lot of gun metal shoes.
All of solid leather.stock. Sole leather counters, genuine
chrome leather tips, "and full vamped, making double leather
over the toes. Offered on sale during Saturday, the last day
of the White Sale. First come, first served.
ST. HELEN'S, Or, Feb. 2. Final
details have been completed for
rights of way and traikase in St.
Helens for the Holland, Brlggs and
Avery Logging Co. which will begin
lined lately to construct a logging
railroad to Its Urge timber holdings
near Trenholm. The road will tap
a district holding 175,000,000 feet of
timber. The land after logged off
will be used for farms,
ASTORIA, Feb. 2 Fifty towns,
villages and community organisations
in Clatsop and Columbia counties
have united in an effort to bring the
Oregon legislature's attention to the
need of state appropriations for com
pleting Columbia river highway work
in the two counties. Both Clatsop
nnd Columbia bonded themselves to
build the highway through their dis
tricts, but funds gave out before the
work was completed. Now the state
Is being asked to finish the Job.
MISSOULA, Mont., Feb. 2. The
modern student as a rule ts out ol
touch with the world in which he lives
according to the belief of Carl H"lli
day, professor of English at the Uni
versity of Montana.
"With the exception of their text
books, in which some students show
a passing Interest, books fail to win
the attention of the average student,"
said Prof. Holliday. "Excepting the
students In journalism and current
events classes, the seniors themselvea
are indifferent to what passes on out
side the campus. They lose much of
their Interest even In looking on al
the game of life and surround them
selves with their text fcookalmd their
own self sufficiency. It la deplorable
that the task of getting an educa
tion causes many students to neglect
numerous educational opportunities.
PORT ANOHLES, Wash., Feb. 2
Philchuck Julln, Indian seeress,
claims credit for the snows which
have Wn threatening the northwest
off and on for about a week. Some
followers langhed at Julia for being
an erring weather prognosticator, but
she foretold a snow "two squaw
deep" and shortly after that the lit
tle flagee hegan tumbling down.
GOLD HILL, Or.. Feb. 2. John
Hammersley, government hunter, Is
dally undergoing the novel experience
of meeting folks who believed him
dead. The report that Hammersley
had been slain and devoured by a
pack of timber wolves was thorough
ly circulated while he was In the Ca-
csdes on a hunting trlpp. and ever
since his return he has been greeted
with gnsps of astonlxhment, palslel
hand shakes nnd palll(t cheeks. Like
Mark Twain. Hammersley says the re
port of his death was "very much ex
aggerated."
POnTLAKO, Fe5b. J An anti-cat
ordinance will probably be acted up
on soon by the Portland city council.
It is designed to eliminate, homeless
cats but some of Its advocates want
It so drastic that all cats- will be
slain.
V. 8. SEEKS RELEASE
OV TURKISH TOBACCO
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 Two ship
loads of Turkish tobacco, valued at
more than 11,000,000 each and con
signed to the American Tobacco com
pany have been detained at Mediter
ranean ports by the French naval au
thorities. One ship ts at Algiers, the
other at a port which the department
of state is attempting to learn. The
department Is using Its good offices In
an effort to procure the release of the
tobacco.
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It's as easy to please a nenemy as
it Is not ts please a friend.
FIVE MINUTE TALKS BY
NATIONAL LEADERS.
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. GOV AHlHVa CAPPtJa
More and more insistently the peo
ple are demanding that Uncle Sam
'shall dissnlva his rrlminsl nsrtner.
ship with the booze business and quit
the trade of bartender. National con
stitutional prohibition Is coming with
, a rush. Nothing can stops it You
can travel today clear across the
; United States from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and never set foot off state,
wide prohibition territory. The Unit
ed States will be, a saloonless nation
not later than the year 1(20.
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L. Mihallovltch, who has Just ar
rived In Washington aa minister to
the United States, has presented his
credentials to Secretary Lansing. The
only other Balkan state which sends
a minister here is Bulgaria, whose
minister has been here about two
years. -
43 OOl KINS WILL WET tXSD.
Dixtributkm of $1,250,000 to Hetty
Grecnt Kinsmen Planned.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Hetty
Green's 428 cousins are soon to re
ceive their share of the tl,250,Ot
trust fund originally willed to Sylvia
Ann Howland. The amounts range
from (27,000 to about 203,000, th
maximum sum being given to thre
grandchildren of Sylvia Ann Howland
and three grelt-grandchildren.
There are It heirs who will inherit
213,500. Other large shares are di
vided as follows: Ten shares of
29000, 23 shares of 20750, four shares
of 25400.
AMUSEMENTS
UE.1, fO.MlO OPERA Is
IHITEI8 "IIliAC DOMINO''
Rarest of Treats Jg oix-ncd at HHIig
and la Thoroughly Enjojcd.
(Taken from the Portlund Eveiilns
Telegram, Friday, January 2$. By
John w. Kelly.) '
Comic opera, suspected of being al
most as extinct as the pterodactyl or
as rare as a neutral In belligerent Eu
rope, ts brought to life In "The Lilao
bomlno." This almost absolete form
of entertainment is being offered at
the Hellig by Andreas Lippe,r whose
adventures In grand opera are famil
iar to theater goers, and It is to be
sincerely helped that Mr. Dlppel will
continue to Unearth and produce op
eras vomlue of quality equal to that
now on display In Portland.
Of musical comedy "shows," con
sisting of one eccentric comedian sur
rounded by a flock of lenit-dressed
horns girls, there has been no lack,
but the real, pleasurable comic operas
have been as rare as the visits of an
gels in recent years. "The Llluc
Domino" not only follows the te :t
traditions of its special class of enter
tainment, but the interpreting ooiu-
lny is worthy of praise for the qual
ity of voices displayed. There Is
comedy a-plenty of the clean, clever
sort, eu plied by four or five men;
there are lilting melodies wen sung,
and there is the story.
What is particularly noticeable In
the presentation of "The Lilao Dom
ino" is the distinctnes of the enuncia
tion of the principals. Usually, sunt;
numbers are mouthed until it is im
possible to understand the singers. In
the present Instance, every word can
be caught of song or dialogue. Take
Bradford Klrkebrlde, the tenor, for
Instance. It Is a genuine delight to
listen to him, not only because of hia
vocal abilities, but because of his fac
ulty for enunciation. There is an army
of singers In these Unlt.t 8tats who
would do well to copy Mr. Klrke
bride's example. The same is true of
Yvonne Darle, who has the title role,
and of all the other principals.
In adapting this comic opera for
the American stage, the American
weakness for ragtime has received
due consideration. From time to
time the tempo is changed to the syn
copated style, adding a touch of gin
ger There is one bit of burlesque In
troduced which stormed the house
last night This Is where Joseph Car
ey, Edward Crawford, Qeorgs Cur
wn and Archibald Ollchrlst, with Mrr
rle Hamilton travesty the trained dog
act of vaudeville, and this they fnl
low with a screaminly funny burles
que of the Russian ballet. Harry
Hermsen, well remembered fiere as a
German dlaject comedian, Is another
laugh-maker.
"The Lilac Domino' Is on of the
most satisfying programs offered at
the Heitlg this season.
This show will be at the rtrenvs
Theater Tuesday night, February .