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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1917.
EIGHT PAGES
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New Spring
SUIT
for Women
Direct from the leading style originator.
Choose your Easter Suit NOW.
Distinction of style, beauty of color, novelty of
fabric and effectiveness of trimmings are the four
fold virtues of attractiveness in the suits we are
showing for this wonderful day of fashion.
No matter where she goes the woman attired in
a model chosen from our carefully selected stock
is always sure of being dressed in the fashion of
the hour.
The new models in our garment section are sure
to prove Interesting. .
Why not see them at once and select yours while
the assortment is unbroken and before some one
else has taken what would have been your choice.
Quality is paramount with us and we give you
the best for the price, no matter what the price.
Our prices range from $15.00 up to $50.00.
GIVEN AWAY FREE
In order to introduce one of the
best qualities of ROUGE, we give a
small box free with every 25c pur
chase of drug sundries.
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SPORT SILK 75c
A special lot of good heavy silk mix
ture, with golf ball dot, strictly used for
sport wear. . It launders well and looks
good, 36 in. wide. The yard... 75
SEE OUR FANCY GOODS WINDOW
It displays a brand new lot of mer
chandise. Newest Bags
Newest Collars
Newest Purses
Newest Ties
These are the very latest creations
and you make no mistake when you
purchase them.
Don't fail to see this window.
PRINTED BATISTE
Shown in number of patterns, designs
and colorings, the combinations are
strictly new. Make up into dainty
dresses for spring and summer wear.
They launder well, with a sheer silky
finish. The yard '.. 12V to 23f
SPORT STRIPE POPLiN
You will like this material when you
see it. Made of silk finished yarns and
is of a texture that insures wear. A col
lection of sport stripes that takes well ;
36 inches wide. To be made up into
sport suits, dresses and skirts. The yard
35.
ART AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
Are you looking for some new window
drapery ?
Have you seen our beautiful line of
curtain nets?'
They have made an instant and pow
erful appeal to women of good taste.
Their dainty laciness gives to a room
just the desired privacy without ex
cluding the light, air and vision.
Call at our Drapery Dept., 2nd floor,
and ask to be shown these new curtain
nets. Prices range from 25 to S1.50
per yard.
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT WHOLESALE
Our Clean Up Department, Where the Wholesale Market Prices Have No Effect on
Basement Price.
WOMEN'S KID DRESS SHOES
A heavy black kid shoe, capless toe,
high heel, button ; sold for $3.50. Clean
Up Price 81.98
BIG LOT SILK WAISTS
Here's what we promised you for
some time. A big lot pretty silk waists,
values to $3.50; all sizes. Clean Up
Price - 81. S
DRESS SKIRT SALE.
Our pretty skirts will surprise you.
There are man tailored skirts in the lot.
Spring colors and the staples. Clean Up
Prices to ?
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
One small lot of dresses of pretty
styles and patterns; values to $1.25;
Clean Up Price 59
- UNDERWEAR SALE
Dozens and dozens of boxes are ar
riving every day from our men's and
women's departments to be cleared out
at Bargain Prices. Better come and look
them over. It will save you some good
money.
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Of heavy supple calf, thre'e or four
pairs of a kind; the lot runs in sizes 6
to 12. Clean Up Price $2.98
Visit This-Money Saving Department and be Assured That If It's In the Bargain Base
ment It's Sure a Bargain.
"PURE FOOD SHOP" BASEMENT
3 MAII PHONES, ALL 15.
CLEANLINESS
NEW ARRIVALS
TODAY
Imported Frankforts,
Truffles, Edam Cheese,
H. P. Sauce, New Cook
ies, Camenbert Cheese,
Creamed Chicken.
DRIED FRUIT
Helps cut the high cost
of living, it's healthful
too.
EXTRA FANCY
WHITE FIGS
3 pounds 50; when
cooking if you will add
a few raWns and a slice
or two of lemon, you
will be pleased, with tho
flavor.
EXTRA FANCY
PRUNES
Pound 15; great large
meaty prunes, they are
ECONOMY
delicious when pre
pared with dates or nuts
and served with cream.
CANNED AND
.SALT FISH
An exceptionally large
variety now on display.
FANCY MACKEREL
Extra fine fat fish;
priced each 12 "2 to
75; they are easily
prepared.
Canned Fresh Mackerel,
Kippered Heiring, Fin
non Haddies, Columbia
River Salmon, Calif.
Sardines, Fancy Import
ed and Domestic Sar
dines. SOMETHING NEW
'To arrive this week
CRAB MEAT packed
on the Oregon coast.
WE GIVE PENNY CHANGE
SERVICE
We have sampled it.
and find it delicious
white crab meat; the
price will be 25 can.
OLIVES
. Calif. Ripe Olives and
Imported Green Olives,
a splendid relish; no
higher in price than in
' past years, but quality
improved. Ripe Olives
in cans 10 tc $1.15;
in jar 35 to $1.15.
Green Olives, bulk, pint,
25.
Plain and Stuffed in bot
tles 15 to 60.
Stuffed Ripe Olives with
Pimentos and Tuna
Fish, bottle $1.00.
CROCKERY DEPT. IN
PURE FOOD BASEMENT.
PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE-
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
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LOWELL ARGUES FOR
" ANOTHER VOTE UPON
COMMISSION SYSTEM
Speakers at Men's Forum
Urge Adoption of New Form
of City Management; Judge
Lowell Makes Principal Ad
- dress.
The owning- gnns of vhat will
probaMy be a new campaign for th
adoption of commMoo form of gov
jernment in Pendleton were fired last
I evening at the monthly meeting of the
Men's Korum In the Presbyterian
church. Judge 8. A Unwell was the
: principal speaker in urxing the new
'government but other also spoke in
behalf of. it.
Twice Pendleton has voted upon
the new form of government and
both times It has lost. Judge Iw
ell last evening ascribed the defeat
to the wet element, to the gamblers
and to men who had "pet projects In
view which they feared might be dis
turbed by the commraalonera.' He
stated that these elements are no
longer potent In Pendleton and ex
pressed the belief that now is an op
portune time to present the question
again. A special election at which
; there la no other question would be
held, he stated. .
In his address. Judge IoweI re
hearsed the history of municipal gov
ernment In America and told some
thing of the birth or the commission
form in the rebuilding of Galveston
after the destruction ' or that city by
the tidal wave. There are now. over
400 cities which hare adopted it, he
said.
In concluding1 his address, he said:
"There are two general schemes of ,
3KC
One Llonth Old Baby
Had Dry Sc.'3 On
Hair AH Came Out
Healed By Cuticura
"When my baby was only one month
old he commenced to break Vut on his
" head with pimples which would dry up
and leava a scale that would not come
off. The i:nple were small and in
patches, and his hair all came out. The
eruption seemed to itch as he would .
scr ucli, and he was restless.
I Anally used LatKSira Soap and
Ointment. I noticed an improvement
from the start, and 1 only used one box
of Cuticura Ointment with the Cuticura
Soap f..r ahnut throe weeks when his
tieaj was healed, and his hair came in
ft and silky." (Sitmcd)- Mrs. J. H.
Pern,-. Y.lcr, Colj., Oct. 17, 1916.
V ju may rc!y on Cuticura Soap and
Ointment to care fir your skin, scalp,
haira;:a hands. Nothing better to clear
the skin oi pimples, blotches, redness
and rouKhncss,tne scalp of dandruff and
itching and the hands of chapping and
soreness. Besides tho Soap has no
s jpcrior for all toilet and nursery uses
Do not confound thesedelicate, fragrant,
super-creamy emollients with coarsely
medicated, often dangerous preparations
urged as substitutes.
For Free Samples fcy Return Mail
address post-card: "Catleara, Dept. B,
Boston.' Sold everywhere.
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CIlAsJS3Sl;
S HARVARD MEN DIK AT I 'HO XI
Sixteen Wore Killed la Action, Say
University Report.
CAMBRIDGB, Slum., March 21.
Twenty-nine alumni of Harvard uni
versity have died aa a result of the
European war, according to statistics
made publio today. Sixteen were
killed in action.
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ALT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
cotnmlmion gorernment, one wherein
the dutlee and authority are directly
exereierd ty the eommteslonera
They are therein both le Rial at on an J
administrative and executive officers.
The other, better known aa the man
agerial form, learee the oonunllon
ers aa the legislative body and the
board of final decision, and there la
a aneral manager elected by them,
and to them responsible, wh'o trans
acts the real business of the city.
This regardsxa city as a great busi
ness enterprl. and in managed at
such. Portland has the first system,
pure commission Kovernment. f-
Orande the latter, the managerial
form.
"The advantage claimed for th
new system, and they seem to he
borne oat by experience, are the fol
lowing. ri Efficiency. (2 economy.
(I)" responsibility, (4) attention to
public business, 5 more efficient
nd more Just enforcement of the
law.
"Under the commission form of
government public officers are paid
and It Is axomatic that no man ever
ought to be asked to perform public
service without any fy. The state,
the municipality, requires a class of
service of the highest character, ft
can n,ever receive such gratuitously.
The salary Is unimportant, because It
will usually be saved over and over
again by re son of prompt and care
ful attention to public business when
a man In paid.
"The mo'l Importsnt factor however
lies In the fixing of personal respon
sibillty. Under either form of com
mission government some one Is re
sponsible, and there can be no throw
inn of such responsibility upon some
one class. Under such circumstan
ces the work of the public becomes
a mater of pride, and Is well and
fiilthfully done
"Under the old system no man .can
evr run down a blunder or fix re
sponsibility, if he ventures on thai
effort he will be sent in circles un
til he Is dixsv. The mayor will refr
him to the council, the council to
rim com m tt I ee. the comm Ittee to
the marshal or recorder, that official
back to the mayor, snd no responel
bl officer -If ever discovered. Th t
condition can never arise under the
nw scheme . if there be a man
ager he in the mn behind the gun.
if there le none then each rommlr
sinner Is assigned a Cepsrtment. an-1
he is wholly responsible for Its con
luct, fr instance the mayor who is
also a rommfHiimer Is given public
halth. another commTseloner the po
lice, and a third the streets. In tbe
several department thre Is a irtnsle
man who must tske sll responsibil
ity and there can be no shirslna.
The Evening Iine-Up
Both children and grown-ups, with
coughs snd colds, are all the better for
a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar at
bed time, ll wards off croup, stops
tickling throat, and hscking coughs,
and makes mn otherwise feveriah, sleep
less night of coughing and distress, m
quiet and reitful one.
BROWNSVIM.R. TRXAS. Mr. CW
Baker, write : "bly wif would sot drink of
Mini any other coutth otedK-ina, m Foley's
Honey mod Tar ia ceruin to brina quirk relief,
h is empecially cAectivc iai cmci t bad coutha,
and we it Co our children and recomme i
it alwaya aa m aafa rasiy, U it coniai se
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"Four-Ninety" Touring Car $635
F. O. B. PENDLETON
The Chevrolet Four-Ninety Touring Car is a car of ideal
economy. It gives ycu the most value for your money.
The Chevrolet delivers the maximum power to the rear
wheels. It accomplishes this fat through simplicity af
mechanism. This compels directness of action. The re
sult is more power and speed and less fuel and expense.
The pnth of Chevrolet power is short and direct. The
vaporized fuel enters directly Into the valve-in-head mo
tor. - The impart of explosion strikes full against the
piston head. It is an act' of face-to-face co-operation.
The fullness of the force is exerted immediately on the
lear wheels. No friction of a second or horse-power is
unduly spent. The Unit power plant type of construc
tion does the business. , ..
And the result is, of course, that you ride faster and
farther on one gallon of gasoline in this particular model.
That is economy. And that is what you will find Jn the
Chevrolet Four-Ninety. .
We are the authorized agents for Pendleton and Uma
tilla county.
Simpson Auto Co.
709 Thompson Street Telephone 408
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Hurry I They're Selling Fasti
USED CAR
BARGAINS
If you want a roustabout service car or
pleasure car at a saving, come in
NOW and get a good car CHEAP.
WE HAVE THEM
FROM $150 UP.
All thoroughly" overhauled and in
good running order.
Call and see how much you can save.
AUEN-I1GHTC0.
Main and Alia Sts. Telephone 400
Week
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We have never made such liberal offers as we
are making during our 11th annual $1 week.
As we anticipated the sale on these special
SI articles are moving rapidly and is keeping up.
busy replenishing the windows with additional
stock. --
We are closing out our line of guernsey wear
and cooking glass which affords you the oppor
tunity of equipping your shelves with a large
supply at a most extraordinary low price.
If you have not purchased one of these sett
of guernsey wear you are letting a very oppor
tune time go by.
.Be sure and get one or more seta while they
last and during our SI week.
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
Jeweler
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