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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. MAY 21, 1917.
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Every Woman s Cloth Coat
Every Woman's Cloth Suit
On Sale Now at Reduced Prices
Ladies, this is the opportunity you have been waiting for and now is the time to buy
and profit by our greatly reduced prices. We have decided to hold' this sale now while
these garments are of the most good to you. Every garment is of this season's style, with
all the charm and beauty of Dame Fashion's latest productions. Both bright and con
servative colors, in all of the wanted materials.
COATS ARE REDUCED AS FOLLOWS s
$25.00 Coats are Reduced to. $15.85
$30.00 Coats are Reduced to.... $19.95
$35.00 Coats ara Reduced to $25.00
SUITS ARE REDUCED AS FOLLOWS:
$25.00 Suits are Reduced to $13.85
$35.00 Suits are Reduced to $19.95
$40.00 Suits are Reduced to $24.75
$45.00 Suits are Reduced to $28.75
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FOR STANFIELD CLUB
Have you talked with
the Corsetiere?
Through the co-operation of the "Salon Du Bon Ton.' style headquarters m
New York for this most famous make of corsets, a prominent CorseUere has
bee Lcured to give the women of Pendleton and vicinity the benefit of her
knowledge as to correct styles and fitting. MadameBeldenw.il be here both
TeTday and Wednesday. Have her show you the correct corset for your fig
ure. A fitting entails no obligation to purchase
Bon Ton Corsets $3.00 to $10.00 , Royal Worcester CorseU $1.00 to $2.75
PARASOLS
It will soon be regular Parasol weather. Our
stock is filled with the newest styles shapes and
colorings, such as "The Palm Beach," Yc-n, New
port, Japanese, etc
ALSO a big display of colored' umbrellas, trim
mings carried out to match tops. Some, are Japan
neSibbed and some brass ribbed; detachable
, handles, cord and loops. Prices are right.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Never, before has our stock of
Ladies' Underwear been as clean, or
had as many styles, of the best quality
goods and especially the kind that you
want.. Garments such as Vests, Pants
and Union Suits. Let us fit you out
for the summer. Economically priced.
FLAGS FLAGS
Every home in Pendleton should fly Old Glory.
There is no reason why you should not if price is in the
question. We have a very large stock on hand at wide
range of prices.
' JAPANESE CREPE
One of the most practical materials for dresses, wheth.
. . i v.o can nil v is one
er you wisn H ior nome or j -.- ,
of our Real Japanese Crepes, shown in plaids. gripes and
checks; all colors, ine jam '
SMART SHOES FOR WOMEN
ton. white welt-
omen a vmi.c iwu .,; w r ' .
ed sole, covered French heels, plain toe, long vamp, yen
handsome and at a price lower than you can buy them
elsewhere 1 ""
35e SILK HANDKERCHIEF 25c
One special lot of ladies' Fine S.lk Crepe de Clime
Handkerchiefs, with colored borders, neatly hemstitched
and of regular size; well worth 35c each. On sale for
SILK DRESS LENGTHS .
Exclusive patterns and designs are shown in this lot.
No two are alike. We have all of the season s newest
shades and these are the best quality silks you can buy.
The yard 200 t0 94
PURE FOOD SHOP
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, All 15.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fancv Strawberries, 2 boxes
Home Grown Asparagus, pound
Home Grown Radishes and Green Onions, 3 bunches 1U
Extra Fancy Head Lettuce -
Green Peas and New Potatoes, 2 pounds -.
Fresh Spinach, pound - - ,
Breakfast Cocoa Special, 4 oz. cans 0 ; 8 oz. cans 17 ,
14 oz. cans 27c.
Canned Rice and Milk, 2 cans fg
Clam Chowder, large cans, 2 cans
Tomato Catsup, full 13" oz. bottle, special
Rice Natural Rice, 2V3 lb. package
Cream of Rice-3 packages 50 : package.. .- 1
Fancy Head Rice Bags .... . 30 and 60
I . m i Tt- d.. rnffpi on Earth.
1. r. vv. special ditoo uc.-... a ,
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple Full, thick slices, 6 cans !B1
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Why should the economical thrifty father mother JITIS TO ECONOMIZE IN YOUR
youn, minor young wnu carefull, - Un 1?$ the contrary it means to
11 'ow pce. Tbe Bargain B.ment Offer. You
Excellent Quality at Low r rices.
Mln s uIls
The best made in the ready-to-wear
suits. Colors fast and all wool ma
terials. Prices $6.75 to f 13.95
BOYS' SUITS v
Of all wool, and made to wear.
Suits in the new pinch back styles with
knicker pants, all priced low.
GIRLS' DRESSES
A big variety of girls dresses in the
new pretty styles and all priced low.
Special 49- to $1.85
YARD GOODS
Hundreds of yards of mort service
able bolt goods and all priced the low
est.
UNDERWEAR FOR ALL
We've already proved that we're
the lowest priced shopping place for
Underwear.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Many things for the house, and of
the best qualitv too at economy pnt.?.
If it's in the Bargain Basement it's Sure a Bar gam.
WOMEN'S SUITS AND DRESSES
Our cleaning out department for
our popular high class upstairs ready-to-wear
department. Prices here the
'"""SHOES SHOES SHOES
Our shoe sale is proving the most
nomilar of-a!l. The reason is the ex
tremely low price.
HUSt run all
No need now to object to high pri
ces so long as this department exists.
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Prices the very lowest.
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Pendletons Greatest Department Store
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
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several New MiTObeni Artiltl to U"tl
' Crotw SoHity; Otbw New and So
cial Notes of luteros.
(Kast Oregonlaa Special.)
STANFIEUJ. May 1. W. H.
DauKhtry shipped In five carloatla of
milch cowa the first of the week to
be placed on the Umatilla Itanih.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. slmlngton, Mr.
and Mra. R. J. Campbell and Miss
SimlnKton of Adams, urere the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank baling on
Wednesday. j
Mr. and Jlrs. W. l. Xewlon ot
I.exlnKtn wus here .Monday and
Tuesday.
Klbert C. Iteevea of Johnson City.
Tenn. was here Wednesday.
J. P. lothlan of Pendleton was
here the first of the week.
tanfield Women's Study Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frank Sloan. The meeting was
called to order by the president. Mrs.
Spencer. A portion of the afternoon
was spent in discussing business af
fairs of the club. After which the
following officers were elected for th :
ensuing year.
.Mrs. I. H Norton, president; Mr'.
J. F- Bagan, vice president; Mrs. R.
a. Severance, secretary; Mrs. C. W.
Hasen, treasurer: Mrs. o. T. Iorh
rldge. librarian. A most delicious
lunch was served and the club ad
journed to-meet again the first of
October."
Mrs. S. J. Johnton of 'Hermlston.
was in town Thursday,
Mrs. Ivan Dunning entertained th
Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon at
her attractive home on the project.
Th. xtftl i-rnss societv held Its sec
ond meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
school house. Considerable work was
lf.omnllnhri nnd several new mem
bers were added to the list.
Mrs P. h. Ruchhoiz was In ivn-
dleton the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Reese and son William
were in Hermiston Thursday.
Mrs. F. B. Everett was an mho
visitor on Monday.
B. M rrowder of Portland, na
accepted a position in Mr. Pick's
barber shop. Mrs. Crowder will Join
him here In a short time.
S. M. Jaskson of Tacoma, was In
town for a few days looking after his
business affairs here.
D. F. Tlmmerman of Portland I'
hop looking over the Drolect. Mr.
Tlmmerman expects to be here for a
month.
Dr. Alexander Reld made a pro
fessional visit to Hermlstpn Thursday.
Lloyd Riches spent the week-end In
Pendleton.
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ALIENS AS WELL AS
II. S. CITIZENS MUST
MAKE REGISTRATION
Will Not Be Drafted for the Army
Hut (imenunent iwlrea m Hcr-ord
of Them; MMl-ading Aiv-wem will
' firing Fluu.
PORTLAND. May 51. K. glstra
tlon booths will be open throughout
Oregon from 1 o'clock a. m. to
o'clock P- M. on war census day for
the registration of all male residents
between the ages of 21 and VI eurs.
inclusive.
In i.rnctli-allv all cases, thene reg
istration booths will correspond to
the regular precinct voting places.
It should be thoroughly undersnaid
that every male resident between the
ages or 21 and Itt years, inclusive,
must register.
This applies to aliens as well as to
citizens. It - makes no difference
whether the alien i a Japanese, n
Chinese, an Italian, a German, or a
man of any other nationality. He
must register. In common with all cit
izens of the designated ages.
Of course, aliens will not Be araiie.i
for the army. Hut the government
desires a record of them. One pur
pose of the war census la to obtain
accurate data as to the number and
employment of aliens of military age
now in the United Statea.
The government dealres also to ob.
I tain from the coming census Infor
mation showing exactly how every
' . - -i.i , l Ka rifted to be 'if
! service to his country, whether in
civil or military life.
Consequently ir you are a man be
tween the aarea of II and 10 years.
Inclusive, either alien or full, citisen.
yon are subject to registration on the
dsv fixed by the president. Exemp
tions from mra tar y service will be
determined afterward. Tou must
register In your home precinct. If
you fall to present yourself, or pre
senting yourself, give false, mislead
ing or lncorre answers to the ques
tions you are subject to punishment
by imprisonment In Jail. There Is no
slternativa of fine.
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Fattier Time -who
makes the fire bum brighter
-who makes cigars more fragrant;
Green wood . burns but
badly. Wood seasoned by
time burns brightly with a
cheerful glow; Time-season- '
ing, time-curing is responsi
ble for the change. So with
tobacco. Green tobacco is
harsh. Tobacco properly
time-cured is mellow and
fragrant.
And time-curing it is that insures
the fragrance of your OWL Cigars.
Months of time-curing. Time-curing
backed up by $1,000,000 worth
of reserve leaf. And often more.
Time-curing of leaf guarded by
time-curing experts.
Such tirtie-curing is OWL flavor
insurance. It's the OWL "fragrance
pledge." " Why don't you buy an OWL
Cigar and redeem this OWL "fragrance-pledge"
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5c at the nearest cigar store.
The million dollar cigar
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m. Showing xct t JMw
of the fragrant . fi?M))r
jrfwSl '"r yovt protection
''JT (rf-iK-ral Cigar Co.. Inc.
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fred owynne VanderMlt. who wi s ' the stipulation that it be put Into the
lost In the Ltisitania disaster, and had I patrol service of Chesapeake lT
presented It to the government with J during the war.
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kill.,
mtenmallam.
If .re troUOIed With chronic ot
muscular rheumatism give Chamber-
laln s IJnlment a trial. Tne rei.ei
from psln which It affords Is alone
worth many times its cost, obtain
b everywhere Ad.
pi..vrt.ij wiit i
Captain rmVnn i for Cltessi
isnke Bay l-atrol erle.
IIAl.TIMoKB May 1 -Captain
Isanr Kner.n ststed t-Hlav thsl h
hd .. irht the pilatlal SS'ht th il
nged to his Ute sr.n-ln-l'. A!-
Rhrumatism in i'.3 err!? rtafres tn7
delude you into ncurvjiiif iiiai. n i
disease of a pt'r y local ami tempo
rary nature. Btyond a s'ii,nt r.umli
iu of the lirn'us and pains ill the
joints or back, '.hire may be no out
ward InJirations t.f it. tut if you id
not heed thce warnings, or 11
rely upon liniments to cure yon, it will
rrow rsnitliy worse until you have
Khr-jmatism In its mo -t violent form.
These symptcms, mild in ee bopin
nlng l ut g-owir.i' t teadily worse, indi
cate teat your tlood ia Inipretfnatcd
T.ilh Uiic Acid, Y.l.kh, if not cra;1i
cHLt'd, wiP. contaminate- your entija
rystcm. The results w.!l be racki.:
pains in Uia Jointv, muFM.ies and limb.,
chronic rtoniuch trouuics tnd 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 S. S. P., the unfailing
rrmr-dy .for rheumatic troubles. Our
Medical Department is at the disposal
of all users of S. S. S. wift Secifte
Co, 'M3 Kwiit UuiUling, Atlanta, Oa.
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I Neglect Leads to Pain
i Why ?tay away from the dentist till you can ntand the
pain no Jonfer? Neglect is the most expennive con- 5
aiderino; both pain and money. Wc can fix your teeth
5 with the best guaranteed tfork possible, and do it with-
H out pain. Give us the chance to Bhow you qjur hitrh clasi
painless dentistry at prices ail can afford. E
I Newton Painless Dentists .
I Cor Main and VVehb Sts ' Entrance on Webb St.
Pnone 12. , Open Evenings.
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