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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1917.
PACE TWO
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Clean-Up Sale of Women's Cloth Suits
IS NOW IN FULL SWING
LADIES THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Ery doth suit in our slock
reduced. We hare divided them into four great loUl
LOT 1
$13.85
for suits woith up to $27.50
LOT 2
$19.98
for suits w orth up to $35
We bought an unusually large number of suits this spring and backward weather
has held sales back till so late that we have decided to sacrifice our suits so as not
to carry any over into the next season.
There U not an old suit in the entire lot. Every garment is the last
word in style. Materials and workmanship are unsurpassed.
Full range of sizes from Misses' 16 to bust 48.
Every bright color as well as the conservative shades are included.
This"will be a sale long to be remembered.
The prices quoted would be low at any time, but in view of the rising values of
all woolen mat rials, they are" the extreme in value giving.
LADIES Be wise and save by taking advantage of this sale of suits of real Qual
ity offered by this store where a sale advertised is a sale worth attending. Come and
be convinced.
CORDUROY
For SPORT COATS, use the high
shades in Corduroy. Shown in the
medium wale and of one quality,
colors of lemon, rose, emerald, pur
ple, Copenhagen, brown, etc., 29
inches wide. The yard $1.25
WASH SILK.
One of the best silks you can buy
for wash skirts, waists or dresses.
You'll find the patterns and color
ings different from what we have
shown before; 36 inches wide. The
yard ?1.25
PETTICOAT SATIN
Absolutely guaranteed to give
service, made especially for petti
coats. Shown in colors of rose,
green, brown, tan, orange, Vermil
lion, lemon, black and white; 36 in.
wide. The yard $1.50
The Bangain Basement Shoe Sale
Are you one of the fortunate ones? Have you bought a pair or sev
eral pairs of shoes on sale in thU most popular of all shopping places 7
Friday and Saturday, the opening days' of best of all economy shoe
sales, have been hummer.. Think of whole families being sho ed.
Think of people laying in two years supply of shoes hi advance And
after all it is but the exercising of their better judgments, their determi
nation to save. Such Shoe Bargain as these Help You to 5ave.
S2.87 Men's Gun Metal Calf
Dress Shoes; made on the new
lasts and made to wear; come in
button or lace, $4 shoe; all sizes;
$2.87.
$1.3 Women's Kid Shoes, Pat
ent Leather Tip ; made on sensible
lasts for dress wear or street
wear; come in button or lace; $3
... shoes; all sizes $1.63
$1.5t Boys' Calf Shoes, Capped
Toe; the only bargain of its kind
in the entire market; memorize
the price $1.59; sizes 9 to 13'-
Two Hundred and Fifty Pairs Com
fort House Slippers, special 79
special, all sizes 3 to 7.
Children's street Shoes, thick, heavy
elk sole, heavy brown canvas,
ar phunpr than tennis shoes.
SDecial 98. $1.29
Visit the Bargain Basement and convince yourself that you can buy shoes
at "Before tne war" rnco.
Pendletons Greatest Department Store
The Peoples Warehouse
LOT 3
$24.75
for suits worth up to
LOT 4
$28.75
for suits worth up-to $47.50
Another New Arrival in Our
Shoe Department
Women's white kid boot with white sole and heel, 9 inch top, lace, made on the
Petite last, with long vamp and pointed toe, the greatest value offered this season.
Comes in all widths from AA to D. Our price only $8.50
DRUG SUNDRIES
UNDERPRICED.
Pebeco Tooth Paste 39
Lyons Tooth Paste 19
Lyons Tooth Powder 19
Colgates Tooth Paste l&t
Colgates Tooth Powder 19f
Pears Soap 13
4711 Soap 19
Cashmere Boquet 10
Hinds H. & A. Cream 39
Elcaya Cream 50
Listerine 19
Palm Olive Shampoo 39
Palm Olive Talcum 19
Palm Olive Cream 39
Palm Olive Powder 39
Peroxide .. 19
Etc. Etc.
Women's White Shoes, several
styles of them, most appropriate
new white footwear, spec. $2.89
Women's Bronze Shoes, nine inch
top, high heel, plain toe, lace,
sold for $7.50 and $8.00 ; can be
stained black. Bargain.. $3.89
$1.00 Again we offer Women s
Shoes. The only place in the
country offering women's shoes
at this price: all sizes $1.00
Hundreds of Other Women's Shoe
Bargains.
Children's Shoe Bargains Friday
and Saturday convinced them all
that the Bargain Basement is the
lowest priced of all. No need to
go barefooted.
Low Shoe Bargains For Every
body. You lose if you miss this
Where It Pays to Trade
will b4
$40
SPRING COATING
Some new colorings and patterns
have just arrived, especially for the
new spring styles of coats. The new
wool velour and zibelines, 54 and
56 inches wide. The yard, econo
mically priced.
GRADUATION GIFTS
Look this list over, it will help
you decide what to give her for
graduation. Silk " Hosiery, Silk
Underwear, Gloves, Parasol, Bou
doir Caps, Beads, Fan, Handker
chief, Purse, Collars, etc.
SILK AND WOOL POPLIN
One of the best fabrics that can
be made that give the wear and
looks better longer; for dresses and
suits; shown in the season's most
wanted shades; comes 40 inches
wide and price, the yard $1.50
"Pure Food Shop"
3 Main Phones, all IS.
Cleanliness Economy Service
T. P. W. Tea and Cocoa Sale Com:
mences Monday and . lasts one
week. See window display.
50c Japan Tea Sale pound 30 ; 5
pound lots 25 pound.
The Celebrated T. P. W. Tea This
sale, pound 55
Tetley's Tea "Ceylon and India"
Vi lb. 20 ; Vt lb 38
Breakfast Cocoa We contracted
55 cases of this delicious cocoa
six months ago, it arrived today
and we have placed it on Special
Sale, together with our Tea Sale :
Vi pound cans 9
i pound cans - 17
14 ounce cans 28
Remember this sale lasts just one
week, look to your needs.
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6LYMPIA, Wash.. May U-
Throughout Washington tomorrow
will be observed a Young Men's
Christian Association day. The pur
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pose ot the day Is to secure am in w
association's campaign to finance
work in the army and navy. "One of
the outstanding features of every re
cent war has been the work of the
Young Men's Christian association
among the enlisted men." reads Ac
tive Oovernor Louis Hart a statement
to the public. "On the Mexican bnr
i...,. Bnmmr even before the regi
mental camps were pitched, the asso
ciation had Its quarters up ami
ready for occupancy. Now that we
r onti-intr the trentest war or an
time, making ready to raise the larg
est army In our history, tne associa
tion Is facing a line of work before
which all Its previous like activities
eem triflimt. To carry on this war
fare work, a fund of 3.oil,000 will
h.. .,....,1 ..ri i. n (1 nr this amount 140.-
fi0 has been apportioned to the state
of Washington. The state association
has undertaken a definite plan for
raising this amount and in connection
with the plnn. Sunday. May 1J has
been fixed as Army and Navy Y. M.
C, A. Day.fc' Plans have been com
pleted for observing the day through
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out the slate.
PPKTLAXU. Ore., May 12. The se
veral thousand city Hardeners In Port
land will nnrade tonight. Clad in their
working clothes and carrying hoes,
ishovrla, rakes and spades they wis
march throiich downtown streets in
one of the most unique processions
in the history of Portland. It will be
a poor man's parade. No automobiles
will be allowed, and only those wear
ing old clothes can take part In It.
Following the parade a patriotic pro
gram will be -given. The Citjaen's
Unification league, in charge of both
parade and program, announces that
the object of the demonstration' is to
promote harmony among loyal aliens
state
own
law.
and native-born citizens and to fur
ther the spirit of patriotism.
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COTTAGE G ROVE, Ore.. May 1!.
President Wilson was re-elected and
the United 8tates declared war on
Germany since O. W. Davis and Wil
liam Butler last heard the news ol
the outside world. They are moun
taineers and for six months we so
snowbound. Today they came to Cot
tage Grove and to their ostonlnhment
heard of the entry of the United
states into the war.
TILLAMOOK. Ore., May , 12. In
terest in the great halibut banks off
the Oregon coast, suid to be the great
est In the world, is being awakened
here. Todav the Dells, the largest
craft which has yet been sent from
this port to engatje in deepseas fish
ing, today is at work somewhere off
the coast. One or two craft have been
worklns out from Astoria for some
time, but more extensive fishing Is
planned and more boats will be put
to work.
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HURCH ES
Maptlxt.
We will have the Kihle school as
usual at 10 o'clock. There will he a
. nlon service at the M. K. church at
1 1 o'clock for the baccalaureate ser
in. in. At 3 o'clork and again at 7:3'l
thert will lie union meetings at the
himv ciiiivmi. ltr. J. o. A. Henry
v.lil preach, and Prof. Krwln will
liad the music.
1irl-laii.
Everybody out for Hible school. We
have a growing school and would see
the whole church and as many more
in the 8. H. Meets at ::.. No
morning preaching service at the
Christian church on account of the
Haocalaureate service of the high
school at the II. R. church. Pastor
Huhbell will preach at the evening
hour on the theme of God's Gift of
Kalvatlon." Special music. You are
welcome. t
Catholic tiurch.
Fifth Sunday after K.ister: Masses
at . and 10 o clock At tne nign
I maw at 10 o'clock, a week's "Mission"
will begin under the direction of Rev.
Thomas A. Meagher. H. J., and Ker.
i Patrick J. o'Kellly, H. J. The order
I of exercises for eight days will be
U:il a. m.. mass and short Instruc
tion; :30 a. m.. mass and sermon:
'l:On p. m , Way of the Cross; 7: IS p.
I m... special Instruction In the rectory
parlor for adults preparing Tor First
Communion and for non-Catholics
seeking Information; f :4S p. m.. ros
ary, mission sermon and benediction.
The papal blessing will be given it
the close of the week.
- Method iM.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. I ta
important that wa have a good attend-
lance, viaeses weu iMKMi - "
Bring the children. At 11 a. m. will
j be the annual Liar caJ aureate service
I for the high school gradual of
1 117. Hpectal music and sermon by
the lis. C R. Howard of Walla
Walla, Wash, coma early Jf you de,
sirs chotea sea.
No other services will b held at
.w . hi. Interest al the re
vival meetings at Happy Canyon. Onlv
a few more days and we trust that !
all our constituency will make a spec- 1
lal effort to attend all the remaining j
. meetings. i
Thin country nli Ko"I bn fin 'I
I. I i.f ih.-;ii in fonwwi and in in
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FORD Agency
FORD Repairs
FORD Parts
FORD Accessories
FORD Oils
Service Station for
GOODYEAR TIRES
Simpson Auto Co.
Water and Johnson Sts.
JITXKY BONDS STII.I. Hl'NG VP.
New Company's Authority to Write
Tlicni I llM.'llli'd.
OLYMPIA; May 9. The Mutual
Union Insurance company, recently
Incorporated by Jitney men in the
for the purpose of writing their
$2500 surety bonds required by
has been issued a certificate by
Commissioner Flahback to write acci
dent, health, liability and motor car
insurance, but whether the company
write surety bonds under the state
charter is a question that has been
submitted to Attorney General Tanner
for determination. This means that
for the present Jitney bonds can not
be written. The company has S21
applications for liability Insurance
policies of 12500 each.
It Is well to watch virtue which em
ploy a press agent.
Special Sale
of UKELELAS; PIANO BENCHES,
MUSIC AND RECORD CABINETS
A few bargains in Sfightly Used Pfionograplts
Buy now and take advantage of these - ...
BIG BARGAINS.
A bijt stock of musical instruments of every description,
sheet music and musical supplies always on hand.
Warren's Music House
814 Main Street
During the last twelve-month period a
grand total of
228 a h. a
WERE ACTUALLY SOLD
delivered and placed in operation in the states of
Washington and Oregon.
The CMC, record of achievement, which will be
cheerfully demonstrated, is unique in northwest
truck history. - , . ,
THERE IS A MESSAGE HERE FOR YOU
"Let your next truck be a CMC
STURGIS, STOIilE & CO.
Phone 408
Cor. Johnson and Webb Sts.
Service Station for
GOODRICH TIRES
Telephone 408
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QUALITY DENTISTRY
Dr. F. L M
DENTIST.
Rooms 3 and 4, Belts Bldg .
Telephone 523.
Telephone 524
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