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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1917.
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Women's Neu; .
Spring Suits
at $25.00
We haws just received a new lot of beautiful
spring suits. New models in Norfolk, sport effects. -
t Box pleated from yoke with half belt, also coats having
flare hip skirts gathered or pleated. Many most attrac
tive styles are included at this price. The materials ire
"gabardine, serge, poplin and fancy mixtures; all are de
sirable colors. It will be to your advantage to see the.e
pew suits at ?2o.OO. x
SPECIAL NOTICE
Watch our ads for Special " Silk
Sale. It will be a "hummer."
USE OUR POST OFFICE
We have sub-station No. 1 of U. S.
post office here in our store for your
special benefit. Use it.
SPRING WASH GOODS
The wash goods department will from
now on be one of the most interesting
sections. The new-spring wash materi
als are being opened up rapidly and put
on display, where all may have an op
portunity to admire the dainty new
weaves, patterns and colors.
New Ginghams, in exquisite colorings
and patterns, yard 12ii. 15 and 25
Devonshire Cloth, in new spring pat
terns. The yard 25
New Percales in great variety of pat
terns, 36-in. wide; yard.... 12V, 15
New Marquisettes and Voiles in a
great assortment of dainty pattern's for
waists and dresses. Yard.... 25 to 85
LACES
You will need quantities of val laces
for trimming your summer dresses and
underwear. Why not buy them by the
bolt? They're much cheaper; 12 yard
bolts 49 and 69 bolt.
, THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
TO YOU WHO WISH TO SAVE Wesuggest that during your downtown shop
ping you call in this busy bargain department where you will probably find exactly
the items you desire. And if it is your wish to ay the low price, what a pleasure
and satisfaction it is to receive merchandise of duality, merchandise that will give you
the wear and service to which you are entitled.
CLEAN UP LOTS AT CLEAN UP PRICES -''
$17.50 MEN'S SUITS $11.95
- One big lot of single suits, one of a
kind and all of styles that will not go out
within a year or so. These and other
suits at bargain prices..
WOMEN'S DRESS KID 5 HOES The
offered you. All kid. Ugh heel, plain toe, wide lasts, button,
la the best shoe yoo ever bought at
Boys' Underwear 49 , Wool Middies
Men's Underwear .. 97
Outing Gowns ." -- 59
House Dresses . 79
$5.00 DRESS SKIRTS $3.98
Here's mighty good "money's worth"
for you. $6.00 skirts sacrificed because
they are all single skirts. We invite you
to look over these bargains.
best women's shoe bargain we have ever
Children's Stockings &t
Men's Fancy Sox lO
Turkish Towels 10
Percale &Vi
Apron Gingham, yard 5
You will say that this
?1.9S
2.69
98
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Boys Wool Pants
50c Silk Handkerchiefs
Heavy Wool Yarn, skein
Wool Challies. yard .. 49
Children's Underwaists 15
P. N. Corsets 97
N. H. Corsets 67
If It's in the Bargain Basement It's Sure
a Bargain, -
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3 MAIN PHONES ALL 15
If you haven't paid our PURE FOOD SHOP a visit, you haven's seen the cleanest,
best grocery in Eastern Oregon, and if you are not buying your groceries here you
P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
are not getting the most for your money.
tents the highest standard or quality.
Fancy Hood River Spitzenberg Apples,
box - 1.50
Hood River Jonathan Apples Small
size, special, box 60
Fancy Sunkist Oranges Sweet and
juicy, dozen 15
Box of 22 to 24 dozen $ 3.0O
By Express Today, Kippered Salmon.
Kraft Cheese Sanitary cans, no waste.
Roquefort fans 25
Camerbert Cans 25
Umburrer Can 25
Creamed Chicken A La King, ready to
.-wrve on toast or patty shells, cans
25 and 50.
Every article an our immense stock repre-
Horseradisb Freshly grated, jars 30s
Dinner-ware A new pattern- just un
packed, "white and gold" in v-open
stock.
Cups and Saucers Set of 6 91.45
Dinner-plates Set of 6 91.20
A complete stock of this pattern. -
Sweet Apple Cider Bottle 25, gallon
jug 90. . . .
Salted Almonds and Pecans fresh by ex
press today.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables by express
daily. .
PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
PENDLETON LOSES
SHOOT TO KELLOGG
MV'Ai-. TRIM OITSUOT Al.I, BUT
rXH'B OK TWKIA'E TEAMS
KJMTKILKD IN KATltU. . ..;
Other Vmsm Wars Spokane, Wfei.
lacs PaloiM. (jarfleM and Kalia-
peil- Itmdleton Men Wails!
Next. .
. open'nc I) v Kesult.
Spokane, 116; 8unnystde.' 7.
Wallace, 108; Potlatch, S3.
Kellogg. 117; Pendleton. 111.
ralouse. lit; Yewtaton. 111.
Oarfield. 111; Wena tehee. Ui.
KaJispell, 117; Pomeroy. 108.
Though the Pendleton trapshootera
outahot all but four of the twelve
teams entered In the opening match
of the northwest tournament Sunday,
they lost their match. They were pit
ted against Kellogg, whose team shot
117, the highest score made during
the day. Pendleton's five-man total
was five birds below this mark. . The
other winners of the day were Spo
kane, Wallace, Palouse, Oarfield and
KalispelL.
The scores In general were good,
only two of them being under the 100
mark. The Wallace club got by with
the lowest winning total, scoringOS
against 91 for Potlatch. Both Pen
dleton and Lewistun. w th better
scores, lo-t their matches.
The honor of making the only per
fect score In the opening day's event
goes to Jim Hickman and J. A. Ford
of Palouse, B. M- Hayes of the Spo
kane Gun club and George Arland of
the Garfield club. Several shooters,
however, broke 2S or tf out of R.
Mrs. Charles A. O'Connor of the
Spokane club was the only woman
shooter to qualify for a team. She
broke 22 discs.
The following are the winning
scores of the day:
Spokane B. M. Hayes 25. R. A.
Miles. 23. G. C. Gregory 23, Mr-.
j Charles A O'Connor,' it. and T. ' Ji.
ware zz.
Hunnyside Turner- 21. Klmar
Gocbnour 1, C. H. Iinirford 18,
George Van Horn 20, team total 97.
Waiutce C. M. Johnson 22, Flohr
$2. Walker 22, Jennings 22, Werkhe:.
ser 20 total 108.
Potlatch M. U Seymour 22.
Murphy 18, C A. Williams 18,
I Cowan 18. U M. Lachmund 17
Hosenberry 17.
KelloggP orter 24. Nicholson 24,
.Johnson 23, Kennett 2J, Sebastian IJ;
total, 117.
Pendleton Sanders 24. Sharp 21.
McNurlen 2J, stUlman 21, Ingram 21;
team total. 112.
Palouse Jim Hickman. 25; J. A.
Ford 25. N. M. Rairan 23, O. B. Jos
lin 22. G. C. Jewett 21.
LewUton Hahn H. R. C. Hill 22.
Taylor 12. ohnson 22. Drumm 21,
team total 111.
Garfield George Arland 25. Fred
Peden 22, Tobe Arland 21. Atlr Hoff
man 21, E. C, Johnson Jr.. 10.
Wenatchee U E. Ovenden 2. C.
E Owens. 2S. U. O. Pogue 20. Clyde
FratKj 19, Jay Adams 19; tenm total
105.
Kalispell Harry Oayhart 21., F. TJ.
Stoop 20, R. Houston 24. Frank
Rtrerkman 24. and R. J. Bobbins CI:
team total 117.
Pomeroy Hans Clodlus 22.
Matlock 13. W. J. Houser 11, H. .
Sawyer 11. F. M. Robinson 21; team
total. 108.
WOMEN TOO AMBITIOCS.
Excessive ambition leads all sort
of women to exert themselves beyoifl
their strength. The girl striving for
honors In school, the busy housewife,
the shop-girl, the society climber or
leader, an overtax their natural pow
ers of endurance. Then come ner
vous troubles, backaches, headaches,
frequently organic troubles, which re
duce them almost to despair.
Women suffering thus should first
recognise the neces-lty of putting on
the brakes and slowing down. B'-
s.des this, to remedy the mischief al-
reidy done to their health, the best
reliance Is upon thst famous and
standard medicine for women's ail
ments. I.ydia K. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound. Adv.
snl.PTOR nonius wtkk. who
BBCAME BRIDR JAS. St, Iira
A CHILD'S TONGUE
SHOWS IF UVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACM
IF t'ltOKS. FKVKRISII, Slt lv. BII.
ICH'M. CilVB FR11T UXATIVK
, AT O.VtSC.
. Every mother realises, after giving
her children "California . Syrup of
FlgV that, this la their Ideal laxa
tive, because they love its pUxuaant
taste and It thoroughly cleanaeji the
tender little stomach, liver and bow
els without griping.
When cross. Irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue. Mother- If coated, glvf
a teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit
laxative." and in a few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out oT the
bowels, apd you have a well, playful
child again. When lta little system
la full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea. Indigestion, col
ic remember, a jgood "inside cleans
ing" should alwaya be tha first treat,
ment given.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs" handy; they know
a teaspoonful today saves s sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
SO-cent bottle of "California Syrup o.i
Figs." which has directions for ba
bies, children of all ages and grown
ups printed on the bottle. Beware o?
counterfeits sold here, so donX be
fooled. Get the genuine, made by
"California Fig Syrup Company.".
REALTY TRANSFERS
Mike
Dick
D. D.
Warranty Deeds.
E. E. Gervals. et ux, to J. G.1 York,
et al, $500. mete and bound deicrip-,
tlon In Reservation Addition to Pen
cilelon. K. P. Tulloch. et ux. to 1. H Nel
son. $26.0110. SW. 1-4 Sec. 2 and NW.
1-4 Sec. 12, Twp. North. Range 12
M. F. Carnee. et ux. to Wm. Conk
Im, 1300. 1-2 interest In lots 9 itnd 10.
Hock 4. Pilot. Rock.
M. F. Oarnes. guardinn to Wm.
Tonklin. S300..1ots 9 and 10. Block
4. Pilot Rock.
H. B. Owlngs. to Lura Sherry.
12000. lots 11- and 12, Block (. Pilot
Rock. . '
Areta Plamondon to C. A. Barrett,
$10. lots II and 12. Block 13. Railroad
Addition to Athena.
W. 1 Warner, et ux, to John A.
Grant. 81.00. S. 1-2 NR. 1-4 NW. 1-4
Sec. 31, Twp.' 5 North. Rsnge 29.
C. E. Bean, et ux. to O Swallev.
$400. lot 1. block 18, Reservation
Addition to Pendleton.
Herman Peters, et ux. to O. W.
Knight. 81100, E. 1-2 lot 1, block 7.
Reservation Addition to Pendleton.
Edw. Morrisette. et ux. to Charles
Morrlsette. II. NW. 1-4 NE 1-4 See.
24. Twp. 1 North. Range 14.
A. Eklund. et ux. to Henry fluhl
$2000. lot 1, block 11. Raley Addition
to Pendleton.
Josephine Stone to T. (Untie, et
al. 81. acreage In Sec 17, . Twp. 4
North. Range 84.
KPIK8 IN PAX AM .4
WIIJ, PARE BAII.Y
Rrotit Maniacr Was Surprise. Cm-
ing After Report That Rod In,
Who Is 7. Was HI.
OTKR tee.eo ohii of
7A14HAKJ& IX
OeHKOSII. Wis. Feb. 29. Reports
89 togg ng comeriu in Wisrton-
A 'OTHER'S TROUBLE
1 A snotbcT'l unending work and
devotion drain and strains bet
phrskal gtrcnph and leaves ka mark
an dimnvd eve and careworn o
ptessions she ages before ber time.
Aevather wfco is weary and languid
sknsild start Ukisg Scott's fUsmlsiosi of
"Morwerisa Cod Livr Oil s s stren rrbem
tag tuud aad braanf toaac to add ncn
aa to ber blood and bat Id p ber
Mrvee beiurs it at ao 1st. Istart boott'a
Knsluosi talsr its Hmm is wurkl-wxia.
It is tree trass aloaesii.
i.lill.al.l. at-t?
I sin and northern Michigan show that
i over 109.94S cords of hemlyck bark
' was peeled in the woods during the
j laxt year. This is three times the
.mount peeled In 11 a and reflects-
the great demand for tan bark, due to
'conditions abroad, which prevented
the importation of tann ng maier al.
Tbe asms firms report that owing to
the extreme efforts to get on a big
peel of bark -thai year. I hey will be
unable to peel as large a quantity of
bark -In 1917 as in 191. A year a-n
l.urk was selling at 3 and 87 a cord
and very few firms made an effort e
produ-e th material LHir ng the
last year ea'es were made at front 819
i to 312 per eoM and in soma east at
even better figure. The sale of this
by product bceght Into WiA onsln
snd northern stir his an more than a
million dollars last year It In ssOraat-
To Pentsiun Indian VH -tin's ldos.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. The
house of representatives today pass
ed a bill to pay Mrs. Joseph C Akin
ef IMlores, Colo., the sum of $1.99
on account of the death of ber hus
band while he was acting as s dep
uty United States marshal in an effort
to arrest Tss Ne Oat. a Lie Indian.
Tae N Oat had been accused In
February, 11&. of the, murder of a
Mexican. When a posse undertook
to arrest him be was Joined by other
Indians ef the tribe and his srrest
was resisted. In the attempt Akin
was killed. .The Indians defied the
authorities for months. General
! Scott came on from Washington and
I induced Te Ne Gat to surrender. He
- was brought to Denver, and aft-r s
aiectacular trial In ths lnited S'aie.
court was declared nut guilty and
permitted to return to the reserva
; ton. His prospective mart age to a
whits woman was recently discose-l.
" PARIS. Feb. 20. The Petit Jour
nal reports the death at Meudon. aft
er a long illness, of Mms. August
Rodin, wife of the famous sculptor
Mme. Rodin, whose maiden name w
Roe Deurre, was married on Jan
29 to the sculptor.
Tha marrage of Auguste Rodin lent
January waa a surprise to his friends,
as It followed s report In the Pans
papers that the sculptor, who Is 7.
was seriously 111. The marriage took
place at Meudon and was attended b
a few Intimate friends of the bride
and groom.
Speaking of convoys, that la what
any meek man thinks his wife re
sembles when she takes mm to ou
his new overcoat. -
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. An exe
cutive order to exclude spies ' and
other undesirable persons from the
Panama canfct lone and give to the
covernor virtually unlimited author
ity to rcsrulat Immigration there har
been .signed by the president.
The text of the document has not
been made public, but It Is understood
to contain drastic provisions. very
proad In terms to prevent entry of
persons who "would be a menace to
the general welfare."
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has been given s place In your
borne. The dread and agony of
childbirth can be eliminated to
ths greatest extent by this won
derful asslatsnt to nature. Drug
gists everywhere sell "Mother's
friend."
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We are the only authorized
agents for Umatilla County
Re r vie station and repair mho p. Full line of parts always on hand.
NOTE THE. NEW SPECIFICATIONS
All the new models have four doors. OH sight on dash. Canti
lever springs front and rear. New cowl dash and wind shield. Non
skid 1 1-1 Inch Ures. Leirg cellular radiator snd better upholster
ing. Splash and pump oiling ay stem. Thermo-sypbon cooling sys
tem. Three speeds forward and reverse. Foot acceleration. Elec
tric starter and lights with dimmer. Electric horn. Mohair top.
$6iS IN PENDLETON
Now here for immediate delivery at
Simpson Auto Co.
709 Thompson Street.
Telephone 408
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The order also contains a compre
hensive provision for" protection of
the waterways. The governor may
expel any persons convicted of a cri
minal offense, or 'whose presence In
his Jurisdiction would tend to create
disorder or In sny manner impede
prosecution of work on the canal. Its
maintenance, operation, sanitation or
protection.
10
Cooking
Lessons
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Excellent
Tested Recipes
bound In convenient
form for use in your kitchen will be
mailed FREE if you send your name and
address. "'''.
The cooking lessons explain how
you can always have "good luck" in
your baking through choosing the
right materials, mixing them, regulat
ing the heat of your oven, etc
Address
JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO
NOTICR OK CALL POK PI..'B AND
KnTlM.Vrr-.S rXK HKITIC TASKS
Notice is hereby given that The Cltj
if Fendleton up to Feb. list. 117. al
i o'clock P. at., will receive from any
person wishing to furnleh the ssme
sealed I'lans. Specifications and Estl
rnules for ths construction of Keptic
Tanks to csre for the Hewersge of
The flty of Pendleton. It Is expreeslj
iinderstood thst no Pinna, Specifica
tions snd EMImstes sre to be ps'd
for by The City of Pendleton unless
mid Plans. Kpectflcatlons and Katl
iriates are accepted by the Common
Ceunril of The flty of Pendleton ano ;
in that event only for such sum m
nsv be sgreed upon bvthe party fur, ;
nl'hlng said Pl.ins. Ppectf Iratlons and !
BirtlmHts. not to exceed S wr nent ol
he eontrsct price for s:M tank, sno
the Common Tounell of The Cttv of
Pendleton reenn-.es the rtrht to relec
hit end sll plans snd epeclf loiitlon"
it Its plessure.
Hated triis "h dav of Feb 1IT.
THOS. FITZ SIFRAIJI.
City Recorder
TtiG
5-10-15 AND UP
I now opposit
THE COSY nd PASTIME THEATRES.
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..CONFIDENCE AND COMTllENT
To win both confidsnco and content-
ment, on must possess Security. To be)
secure in a financial way, one must hare
h!e funds inweeted where they ars safe and
beyond question.
Our Certificates of Deposit afford abso
lute security for your funds and a liberal
rate of interest.
Further information gladly furnished.
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