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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1917.
TWELVE PAGES
Theres a Bigger Idea
back of new clothes than
just clothes for clothes' sake
It's the effect new clothes have on you and your attitude toward
life; clothes for your sake and the people around you. Thinjrs look
brighter; you feel in harmony with the new life of spring and you're
inspired to do bigger things. x "
Hart Schaffner & Marx.
Varsity Fifty -Five
SUITS
are ideal. They're brimful of youthful spirit; you'll feel as good as
you look in these smart models.
One, two and three-button designs in many variations of pockets;
new spring colorings and-weaves. Unusual values, at
$1 7.50, $20, $22.50
$25.00 to $30.00
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LADIES! We want,
you to know we specialize in Suits at $25.00
vve are advertising these garments with the thorough assurance that nowhere
can better style, workmanship or material be offered for this extremely popular price.
The colors are black, navy. blue, reseda green, tan and fancy, as well as she parol
checks in such durable materials as serge, wool poplin and gabardine.
A full range of sizes from the misses of fourteen to forty four bust measure.
Come and try on one of these garments and you will agree with us that no special sale
ever offered you better values.
New White
ConfirmatVn
and
Graduation
A comprehensive assortment of some extremely dainty styles in cute little dress
es of lawn, dimity and organdy, combined with fine laces and pretty embroidery in
ages from 4 to 14. Reasonably priced from ipl.OO to
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pleasing, youthful effects;
97.50.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
We keep our stock of Children's Hosiery fresh and new
at all times by having shipments from the mills each
month. - We have the best in quality, fine and coarse,
ribbed in colors of white, black and tan ; all sizes. The
rair 25 to 50
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
During Your Friday's and Saturday's shopping remember
that possibly your wants are in this money saving depart
ment where we are holding our clean up sale continually.
A Sale of Odds and Ends and Broken Lots where prices
t.re the lowest in all Pendleton, where the prices are still
iower (on servicable mercbandice) than the so-called
c heap stores have marked their flimsy, factory damaged
eoods. , '
Men's Heavy Work Shoes 2.87
Men's Dress Shoes $ 2.87
House Dresses, f 1.00 value 79
Big Bovs' Shoes $1.89
Girls' School Shoes 91.98
$5.00 Dress Skirts $3.89
5c Yd. Apron Checked Gingham, all you want, yd 5c
Boys' All Wool Suits $3.79
Boys Two Pants Suits $4.89
Curtain Scrims, vard 12'4
To $1.75 Girls' Dresses 59
Laces 2, 3. 5 7t
Girls' English Walkers $2.45
29c Infant Soft Sole Shoes in Colors 2&c
Men's Union Suite 49e Women's Vesta
Boys' Union Suits 19 Women's Union 29
Stoc-kinKs for All.. 15 Boys' Caps 15
$4.98 Combination Shoes Fawn Top, 8Vt inches high.
Louis Heel, Lace $4.98
Fast Blue Overalls. .. 89 Heavy Work Sox 9
Pigskin Work Gloves 59 Gauntlet Gloves 59
Heavy Work Pants $1.39 Men's Kerchiefs . 5
2.39 White Shoes of the best heavy poplin, better than
canvas, high top, bish heel, lace $2.39
Men's Suits $5.95 to $13.95 Men's Rain Coats ... $2.98
Women's Suits $9.H5 Women's Spr. Coats $5.85
Children's Hats v 15 Boys' Odd Pants 78. 08
If It's in the Bargain Basement It's Sure a Bargain.
SPRING COATING
Make up your own coat for this spring. It will be v
easy to make up as it won't have to be lined. A display
of the, new plaids, also plain shades in the new Wool
Velour; 54 to 56 inches wide. The yard $2.50 to $3.75
NEW SPORT SILKS '
Made of silk and cotton mixture, of very fine texture,
permanent finish, can be laundered. Makes .up into
stylish dresses, waists and skirts; 36 inches wide and
shown in real sport designs of many colors, with pongee .
and white ground. The yard 75
NEW BRAIDED FLOUNCING
This is entirely new in the way of dress materials.
Comes in the skirt length with braided of pink, blue,
rose, etc., in conventional patterns. Fine quality voile
used. The yard . $1.25
PEARL BUTTONS
No matter what, kind of pearl buttons you wish or what
you want to use it for, we can furnish it. The largest
stock we have ever had. The best of quality, newest
styles. Priced - 5 doz., to 35 each
Pure Food Shop Basement
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY ' SERVICE
3 Main Phones, All 15 Shop Early.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables By express for Saturday's
trade. Head and Hot House Lettuce, Cucumbers, Ripe
Tomatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Celery, Cauliflow
er, New Potatoes, Asparagus, Rhubarb.
Strawberries Fancy ripe berries, box 25
Spitzenberg Apples Fancy Hood River apples, $1.30
Florida Grapefruit Extra fancy quality, each 15
Candy Dept. News Grapefruit center Marshmallows,
Black Walnut Fudge, Whip Cream Chocolates.
Marshmallows Assorted flavors, 2 cans . 25
Jelly Beans, pound 15. . Chocolates, pound 25
Crockery Department in Grocery Basement.
Dinnerware in open stock and sets; Hotpoint Electric Ap
pliances.' Use our exchange dept. You can trade in
your old appliance, regardless of condition, for Va
value of a new appliance.
Peas An extra standard grade, specially priced, can 15
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple 6 cans $1.00. The price Of
pineapple has advanced a great deal, buy . liberally
while this low price remains.
King's Patented Process Fruits and Vegetables, cuts the
high cost or living, itep in today and let us show you.
The
Pendletons Greatest Department Store
Peoples Warehouse
, Where It Pays to Trade
SPRING FEVER OF
FASHION WITH US
SHOP WINDOWS FIMiKD FTMi OV
FASCINATING FRIMJ AND
Hand Palnu-d 8 port Glovm Arv tt
rttt Wrinkle; Jtoyal purple (.loves
Have Orange Ktlk Backs and Other
Vlvtd Color Combinations.
BY MARGARET MASON
(Written for the United Press.)
I'm much too tired to think or write,
Or make typewriters go;
And so I'm sure the Spring is here
It always makes me so.
NEW YORK, April 13. All hall
Sentle Spring!
This Is the Joyous season of ths
year when the amorous robins and
the blue birds, from happiness wake
you at five a. m. as they burble under
the window sill. These are the nights
when you totm off the extra counter
pane and wake In the morn with a
cold In the head and ah extra counter
pain in your chest.
These are the happy days when
the Almagamated Union of Janitor
turns oft the steam heat premature
ly and you have to affect the cum
brous draperies of your eiderdown
bathrobe on top of your customary
garments around the frostbitten men
age. These are the pleasant mealtimes
when you struggle with the offspring
to get them to consume sufficient
quantities of rhubarb sauce, spinach,
dandelion greens and other health
ful first fruits of spring against
which their childish souls and tum
mies revolt.
Being offspring perhaps, accounts
for their being "off" spring vege
tables. Shop Windows Filled.
These are the intoxicating after
noons when the shop windows gel
full of all the fascinating frills and
furbelows and frivolities that go to
female heads. The little birds are
on the wing and the little wings are
on the hat. If only the spring bon
nets knew how to use their many
wings they would certainly fly away
a la the little "birds. As it Is it Is only
their prices that soar. Truly, fine
f fathers make fine hats this spring,
for almost every turban, poke.
mushroom, sailor and stovepipe
shape that ten't beaded is a bristle
with wings. Some of them are both
beaded fend winged at that.
Hat's aren't the only things In the
shop windows that go to the female
heads however, as there are the
stunning KpaniHh back ctnnbs of tor
toise shell, amber, deml-amber and
carved Jet. Wonderfully artistic and
alluring they are and every woman
is immediately bittn with a desire to
possess one as soon as shetrles their
teeth in her topknot.
Drlglit Colors Predominate.
Like Dutchmen's breeches, violet.
dogwood and all the spring flowers
and fashionable growths In the spring
shop windows are prone to have as
ephmeral an experience. They en
Joy a brief popularity and then van
tf h like the crocus, to be glimpsed no
more this year.
I am wondering If the exuberant
new waistcoats of rainbow hued Jer
sey silk are doomed to so fickle a
fling. Most amasingly colored aw
they in broad Roman stripes or or
ange, emerald green, purple and scar
let. They are stunning for wear with
the new sport coats of velvet thai
are pressagented as successors to ths
ubiquitous sweaters.
I rather fear the existence of the
divers hued waistcoats will be fleet
ing, however, since all of their colorJ
are guaranteed fat. Speaking of j
brilliant colors, we are due to have a I
rerfect riot of them on hands this I
spring if we are to Judge by the wa
the glove fingers point. Talk about
handpalnted; well our hands ' will
certainly look painted when they don
the new sport gloves. Their lower
sides are of wash kid in the most
hectic of hues and their backs .are of
glove silk in equally hectic matching
tint or a contracting tone. They will
look handpalnted if they don't look
as if something had dyed on our
hands. Royal palms may well be
dubbed the hands that are covered
with the royal purple gloves with or
ange silk backs. Verdant palms will
be those of emerald green hacked
with Chinese blue. White gloves
with black silk backs and vice versa
are especially smart in these days
when black and white is such a win
ning combination, but the bright col
ors run pretty close for favor. When
the kid u ml or part of the glove la in
the same brilliant color as the silk
back instead of being a contrast the
stitching on the back In an off color
relieves the monotony.
Just fancy a group pf foreign born
charmers at the polo match, the golf
club or the race course Indulging In
an animated conversation In which
hand gesticulation plays such an Im
portant part Thus gloved their wav
ing palms are bound to have all the
colorful and shifting effect of a
kaleidoscope.
REALTY TRANSFERS
TP.
Wsmuitj Deeds,
I. R. Laursno. t ui, to J. H. Was
n.r. M aU 11.0O. lot 1, block K,
Cklih.
J. O. Miller. t ux, to H. W. Fiet.-b-cr.
$1000, B. 1-J K 1-1. Mction It.
tuwitRblp 1 north, nnn 11-
P. H. HawLy, M ui. In F. Chapll,
f,0. NS 1-4 wet ton at, township
north, ran. IS.
Frank Mark ham, ct ux. to oo. E.
McCluro, tArtO. so 1-4 section 11.
towTuhip 1 north, ranre It.
W. J. Emry. et si. to Ed Mahrr.
II OS. lota 7 and (. block 1 of Hermla
ton. W. J. Emry. t ux. to K. J. Mahrr.
1100. is im In section 1, tuwn'hlp
4 north, range IS.
Simpson Auto Co.
AGENTS
ford Chevrolet
Ford factory mechanic in charge. Parts
from Ford Motor Co.
' AGENTS FOR GOODYEAR TIRES ALSO
GOODRICH
White Star Oil Recommended by Ford Mo
tor Co. for Ford Cars.
ALL ACCESSORIES FOR FORD CAR
We expect to be in our new garage moo,
where you can be assured of the best of
service.
1,
Simpson Auto Co.
709 Thompson St. Telephone 408
woi;u SHOOT PRES. , WUAOV.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 13 On
the charge that ha declared that he
would attack and shoot president Wll.
on if he cot the cnance, John ltle
ler, a machlnlaC. Is no win Jail onaMs
to s-ive 125.000 baiL
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delude you into beiievinr that it is a
disease of a purely local and tempo
rary nature. Beyond a slight numb
ness of the limbs and pains in the
joints or back, there may be no out
ward indications of it, but if you do
not heed these warnings, or if you
rely upon liniments to cure you, it will
grow rapidly worse until you have
Rheumatism in its most violent form.
These symptoms, mild in the begin
ning but growing steadily worse, indi
cate that your blood u impregnated I
with Uric Acid, which, if not eradi
cated, will contaminate your entire
system. The results will be racking
pains in the joints, muscles and limbs,
chronic stomach troubles ,and a slug
gish liver.
The only relief is in the restoration
of the blood to its normal, vigorous
condition, which can be accomplished
by taking 8. S. S., tha unfailing
remedy for rheumatic troubles. Our
Medical Department is st the disooral
of all users of S. S. S. Swift Specific
Co, 303 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ca.
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AND SUNDAY
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MAPLE WAUIUT LOAF
9C f n Regularly priced
WC IvD. at 45c ib.
Watch our Windows and don't forget our fine
. Fountain Service.
Also all kinds of Home Made Candies in Bulk or
boxes and they are priced right.
Ice Cream to Order. We deliver to any part of city.
THE PALM
623 Main Street.
Telephone 575
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