East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES r PAGE TWO DAILY EA5T ORECOMAX PEXDLETOX. OREGON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1917. s E E 3 ri fl 3 .1 3 3 .3 Jill if f 1 THE BARGAIN BASEMENT Ow Qcaa op department. odds aad ends are sent, marked ex tremely low, and dosed oat quickly. DRESS SKIRTS Serges in light and dark blue and black S3.87 and 83.98 SATEEN PETTICOATS Of an excellent quality and well made. Full cot with two ruffles. All sizes and lengths D.SC SOL SATIN SKIRTS s, Of a twilled back satin, guaran teed for 5 years wear. All made in new styles, several sizes S3.98 JAP SILK PETTICOATS Made of a most substantial tub silk in all the new dark shades. Special .. f 2.39 ' DRESS SKIRTS Of mixed colon In trrty styles, full flare bottom, fancy belts and pockets, all sizes 83.89 HOUSE DRESSES Made in pretty style ar.J of ex cellent materials; regwlar $1.00 values. Special 79 WOMEN'S SHOES Have they raised the price on the shoes you have been haying else where always for $2.50 and $3.00? Then why not look around. Those same shoes and better ones are sel ling in the Bargain Baement for 81.9. 82-23 and 82.45. MEN'S SHOES If yon are determined not to pay the $5 and $6 prices for your shoes then visit the Bargain Basement. Men's work shoes and dress shoes, 82.35. 82.87. and 82.98. If If m the Bargain Basement It's a Bar NEW NECKWEAR FOR WOMEN Ja.t the very thing you've been looking for. Collars of Georgette in white, flesh and tr.aize. Dainty organdies- hemstitched and lace trimmed. Other models of net and organdie combined, some orna mented with embroidery in Paisley designs. Each T5r to 82J0 PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Neij TTzis Morning! By tfew Esornmg' express we received a fine assort r.ent of double breasted PINCH-BACK SUITS Tfco nifty yles the your g- fellows like o irelL They are beaitifaHy La.ljred. silk lined, and are the smartest ?uits yca'li be apt to se in Pendicle n this season. Mr. Younz Man you'll positively do yourself an unpardonable L-'jtitice if you don't caSLaud see these suits before you I ay. If you don't see tfcem before you buy. you will re gret it because when you see the other fellows wearing ti.ea your suit will look like a back number, and these suits are fsiU of quality as well as style. Priced from OO to S30.00. NewSpring Suits for Women Sport styles are again prominently fea tured for spring wear and here you will find the newest and smartest models in a wide range of new shades. There are. also, the more fancy cuts and those in tailored effects. Various ma terials such as gabardines, serges, poplins, flannels, wool jersey, Bolivia and velours. Belted and loose effects. Many of the smart suits are made up in fashionable checks and plaids. You'll admit that the prices are moderate. T. P. W. PURE 3 Main Pnonea, All 15. WF GIVE YOU THE BEST GROCERIES FOR THE PRICE, NO MAT- New Cheese By express today. Kraft Cheese A rich, full cream American cheese, for slicing, packed in sanitary cans 20C Kraft Cheese, Pimento and Chili flavor, sanitary cans 20 Roquefort Cheese, cans 25 Prepared Welsh Rarebit Cheese. Nothing to add but milk, can 25c Limburger The .extra fancy qual ity, sanitary cans 23c Creamed Chicken A La King It's the most delicious canned chicken you ever used; requires nothing but heating; try a can today; cans. 25 ar.d SOc KID GLOVES . Although kid gloves are at present the scarcest thing on the market, we are able to show an excellent line. Women's Genuine French Kid, the verv bet on the market, come in white, black, tan. Copenha gen and ivory. The pair S2-V) Women's Washable Kid Gloves, in white and tan. The pair 2-00 Women's Lambskin Gloves, in all white, white with b!ack stHch ir.g. The pair S 1 .50 Women's Tan Suede, excellent quality. The pair 82.00 Women's Kid Gloves in shades of brown and tan. The pair 81 .50, 81.75. 82.00. 1 1 P..Zttl r . I WHITE WASH SILK For making; under wear and wash waists best qualities of imported wasJi silks; 27 and 36-in. widths, the yard 65. Sl.OO. lJSO. S1.65, 2.00 SILKS Another new ship ment of the much wanted sport silks Pongee background, with large colored de signs. Aztec patterns, stripes, golf balls, etc. Yard 81.50 WHITE WASH CORDUROY For wear with shirtwaists what if more serviceable than a rice white wash corduroy, trimmed with buttons, 36 in wide. The yard 75c and $1-25. FOOD SHOP Cleanli -Economy Service Nfw Crockery being unpacked to day. Walnuts Good white mealed nuts, special, pound :. 20e 20c Peanut Butter, special 2 for 25 50c Baking Chocolate, special, the pound 35c? Fiimon Haddies, White Fish and Kippered Salmon by express. Potatoes See our fancy table spuds they are the finest in town this 'season. Seed Potatoes Early Rose, Ohio, Earliest of All and Eearly Six Weeks; get youf supply now. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables See the finest display of fresh fruits and vegetables in Pendleton in our Pure Food Shop. Oranges Fancy sweet "Sunkist" oranges, full of sweetness, the dozen 15c Asparagus Tips Choice white tips So. 1 round cans, 3 for 50c Meat Treats Delicious for sarii wiches and slicing, 3 cans..- 50e Kraut and Sausages Fancy long thread kraut and pure sausages, sanitary can 25c i r . e'i f r l-j. ! f . w f i t'vm I: - For tb plfMin of Mr aa4 Ura. C & km K Potiiaa. Mr. ssJ UrjL rruk mmr wmiumi -isbfK3r ism -! nth sa wtor. mat Suca irty si -HiilKS Horn.' i bar snrsct.'T country plac. TW rMM tttwA sjr mmd lira Jarkws. Mr saa Mrs. C. K. BixMn.1. Mr a Mrs. J- P RoboHn. Mr. an4 Mrs F E. Js44. Mr. SB4 Mrs. -. Brfcler. Ma Xi Lsm. Mrs Csiics ILuuitoa us Lm CbB. ' jtsxdsr fnia th uuul das party o lb Pboes-x i-irs v-l b bid la Essw-Woodsss HsU. a Sszrc itntr of mr.taiioas Kav tor a sf's r 4 Mm Mary AIir Slunard Ka aaijtd nucai tor a durftf DATty Frsiay- at Iiaa.' V of hr aot. Mrs Jicx J -ha,. r Tt rMAf wJI kncitaiSr prsc;ra ?y mwa t n of tfca h gh. srbool sat. Mr. F B. J'dd and Wr. Wt- tW-aim :1 crtrtaa tlva Tbaravlar Mrs fifrc Hartasaa ar.d Mr. P.ny Hi T atu i-d ta station fr a h. a oa TTiarfay aAtrewa Mr. Robert N t rr -i bom frca a -1 , in 5a m. Ursf :d Itaa re-Ti-ffit of rrra; Mr J. T Rtrhardjoa nj boatw lha aStaraoc-a at a amolr apriard oe o clock 1 u n tn at har haia on Xtrmra atrt. Cii a 4 f"r tadra. . ' The Tfcardar Bnd rijb will land mm ana airs. aira. i i-mmi - j mnta la tna Ajairiatkm batjdinr ' Thr A:1 B-xzrfy -tt lh Mlh- o!at chiir fa w!i bi-m W4n4la dar aftrrMKl at S ? n rLx-k at Th hn of Mra. E. A. MumforJ i?I Perkins Ait-BS. j Mia, E'oi An.ta Ha'l h to tppwr in a oo r iTaJ at Prt-. tvrlaa rhureh U-niht at f:IS e!t arrrvad -tmc an 4 ta a hoa gicat of Mrs. Tbotni, Th'TCPn da' ! . irsa hrr brief Ttt Tap. ! Atftuo Poaar of WtB au a ' veknd tatur ta tha city. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. A Uiulla wr ( la the cAr raxardar. Irk Krchr.ff of Pf'fl R k. fit : ' tfaa wrk-o4 ta Pend'ton. C!aul Hampton of the PEd!on jCsd'.llac Auto Co. vent to Ponlinl , 9Uddar Dirht oa s snort buaina-s tr p. HGH SCHOOL NEWS Th lumh"n h;cJl Km. Irene f?:e KnsT. Ku-.b Edward tvnd A rioin Clr?rjrer erred FVidy to twelve :ueLsi don to their reg ular ciju-s Lira. This luncheon the girls an opportunity to prove their ability- It a 10 rmve them a chance to buy. AM this they do without the po:nt. the far younj thtnea hnrn The third grroup of irir w-til put on their luncheon Friday. KM f"K Bf.lr. IX MX') JIW I SKAKK!, 1K1KH. K1MOVFD ;;T. L-ri. M.. Feb 1 A lc !''kn:fe blade. 2 t-J Incher Ion a- and T-i I ( of an inch wide -;. taken yerterdar j 'fmm the richt inm f Marlon rhr1. ,: a Mexican, in .t. Mart's Hospital, i HajR St. Lrf'Ui.i. rr harle Wtnmnc. ! who perfrm-d the opntln ad the i'r-lade appeared to have been en-vsj- I ted in the )r for five year- The ! ' patient h ben unable to talk nuf : ' fici-ntlr to explain how it came there. J rhvij. w a h-p batcher at the : Pwift rarkin hoot. Three weeks 1 ao a roller fll and struck him on the jaw. A sriou rwe'iliojr resulted, .and X-ray fiairitraTi..r., for what waa at f: rt injppo4(-d to be a fracture of the b--ne. howd the presence of a - foreia'T jmb-ianc. It now appear hat the blade had been broken off ir the min'f rheek. and that a pro- tee:ntr tiwue vit farmed about It. which rmA-T'A tt hirml-w until the recent arvid-n: Thn accident brke ' th end of hs MarSe and cauH a ; r.ew infl mrrtion. hirh t now ' vieMinie to trosstment. ' , W M KKI .K i r uu iu-: ' ure y marriajce m a fa-lure when ' it esMsvt-ntiaJ purp'-ae. the ravurnc of a fasnlly of children proree impo-aible. In the child en home the married Iair. though amtimee more or lesta unconacioAia of the fact. Tow daap ' po nted an4 lniy. Lackinf th beat ts to botd them toe ether they are : l-ke(y to drift apart, hence many tP I ariion and dvorce. If every wife, whoave phyafaJ et?te , ' preventa mo'herhood. woeld btt try : that irrat remedy. I-dia K Pink- j I ham 'a V-yV "ompond. there .would be far fewer chitdlnaw boii ! Adr BEALTY TRANSFERS Warranty Hiih "ann-n. to Ida K Warner. $17. lot . btck Kaifroad Adoi-t-. m to Fremater. ('haiL Rader to ciaud Anern I z 2'. ft and iMind dcrttwin in Sc Tw.. N.. R J A S Fewraon. et ui. to Ftrt Na tional B-nk f V:ltn IT. F.3ck l stoma Addition to Milton. THE UNIVERSAL CAR) j WI M If AUIKOMD ' DISTFJEUTORS FOR UIMUl CO. FORD CARS AND FORD PARTS FORD OILS AND LUBRICANTS A FORD Service Station With FORD Mechanics. Roadster $399.5 in Pendleton T oaring Car $414.85 in Pendleton Simpson Auto Co. 709-11 Thompon Street. . Telephone 40S Tnnri!:r l -c-i is th M L4ry Stabla a-hiii oar hit aa coccret jearai M fcitMr coa-tr-.ctJ A-tli-j4lMaJ jj rwa A.SlUjKlaJ j Uv(nf at u to A- A.I H. H Smsa. rt u. to V. B. Marrl- TaumaMn. !- H1 1. I'- aon. ! N. I-J N'E. l- . Tap. 1 Add - .uoa to Miiwa. y R. n North. Raan I. ' - " s)i:iip(iwg;iv(:initY;!;ii KC Baking Powder Passed by the Board of Censors 1st The manufacturer with the rigid tests of the laboratory and factory. 2nd The wholesale grocer with his high standing and desire to handle only reliable goods. 3rd The retail grocer who desires to handle only those brands he knows will please his customers. 4th The food officials with their rigid law for the purity and wholesomeness of food products. 5th And most important, you, the housewife with your desire for purity, efficiency and per. feet satisfaction. ASK YOUR GROCER HE SELLS IT Ounces for (More than a pound and a half for a quarter) TTElG BOQ 5-10-15 AND UP Is now opposite THE COSY sod PASTIME THEATRES. i il ! i