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For the
"solid"
young
man
You want clothes as young
as you are ; with style as lively
as anybody's; and they've got
to fit. You get it all here in
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; style, all-wool quality,
long wear.
Your size is ready with the
Hart Schaffner & Marx label
in it ; a small thing to look for,
a big thing to find.
Prices range from
$17.50 to
$30.00
T. P. W.
Pure Food'
Shop
. 3 Main Phone, all 15.
Cleanliness Economy
Service
Home Crown Strawberries
3 .boxes SO
New Home Grown Beets, Tur
nips, Asparagus, fresh from
the garden daily.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
Buy them now.
Mackerel Extra fine fat fish.
Priced at.... lZYst
Frezh Mackerel Can 30
50c Japan, Green, Tea Speci
al, pound 30
T. P. W. Special Blend, the
best 35 Coffee on earth.
Pure Fruit Jelli
5 pound cans $1.10
10 pound cans $2.20
Pure Apple Butter
4 Va pound can 95
Shelled Nuts By . express to
day. Salted Almonds and
Pecans.
Queen Victoria Chocolates
Shipment in today, box SOf
and l.OO. ,
THIS PRICE INCLUDES
EVERY WOMAN'S CLOTH
SUIT IN OUR STORE.
Former prices to $40.00.
In keeping with our policy to sell every garment in the
season for which it is intended we are fairly slaughter
ing the prices on all cloth suits now remaining on our
racks. There is not an undesirable suit in the lot, as
same are all made in the most attractive styles at present
in demand in such materials as Gabardine, Serge, Wool
Poplin and Burella Cloth.
The colors are gold, tan, apple green, navy and Copen
hagen blue., fancy checks and grey. . All sizes from 16
misses' to 46 bust are included. Come early for best se
lection as the quantity is limited.
PURSES
The newest styles and colors in purses for ladies,
well made and finished right. Each Sl.OO to
f 12.50.
SILK AND WOOL POPLIN
One of the most popular dress fabrics of the sea
son. Makes up well, drapes well and wears bet
ter. Shades of silver, rose, battleship, green,
navy, black, etc.; 40-in. wide. The yard.. $1.50
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CHILDREN'S SUMMER SOX
A brand new lot of Children's Sox for summer
wear. Shown in plain colors and fancy top's; all
sizes. The pair 25c to 50s?
HAIR BRUSHES
"Keep Clean" hair brushes, the best made.
Especially constructed to give service. Can be
washed and boiled as it does not harm the bristle.
Each 91.00 to S 1.50
U. S. FLAGS
Flag day will soon be here and every body
should fly or wear Old Glory. Our stock is
complete ; we have all sizes. Each 15 to 815
Pendleton's Greatest Department Store
The Peoples Warehouse
Where Jt Pays to Trade
WWW!
SILK UNDERWEAR
A full stock of women's fine silk underwear,
of the best grade in white and pink ; vests, knick
ers, envelope and combinations, all sizes. Neatly
trimmed. The garment S1.50 to $5.00
RUGS
We are now carrying RUGS in our Dry Goods
section. These are of the best quality, and
shown in a good number of neat patterns in ex
cellent colors.
18x24 Rugs 91.50
27x:56 Rugs 93.00
36x72 Rugs 95.50
36x72 Rugs 96.00
SAY RATE RAISE IS
JUSTIFIED BY THE
INCREASED COSTS
'T Railroad Dollar of Tod r lias
PunAaaac power of Ijnm Tnaa
Half It Parct-urd H Years Ao,
Deolara YV. Bouuaa.
That an Increase in freight rates
la more than justified by the Increas
ed costs to which the O.-W. H. N
Is subjected because of war condi
tions Is declared by William Rollins,
division superintendent who was in
Pendleton yesterday.
"The cost of every commodity
which enters into railroad operation
has increased," says Mr. Boiling. "The
railroad dollar of today has a pur
chasing power of lew than half It
possessed five years rko. Transpor
tation, the only commodity that the
railroad has for sale, remains at the
same price that it was before the in
creased cost of the article bousht
now was In effect."
"To meet present conditions, the
railroads must increase their capac
ity for delivery. This need must be
met. no matter what the cost. The
Union Tacific System expended dur
ing 11 and for early delivery dur
ing 117. $12.42,587 for freight cars
and $5.62.C18 for locomotives. This
outlay of nearly eighteen millions of
dollars was made necessary to meet
the growing traffic along the system
Mns.
The individual knows the Increas
ed cost of rilling the family market
basket. The shipper realises that
rates have advanced, for he confronts
a risen market and an enlarged pay
roll. The railroads do not differ
from the Individual or the corpora-
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
- and has been made under his per.
sonal supervision since its infancy.
twSfVSweCs-S-f Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Irritations and " JuEt-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
luianta end C-ildren Experience apainst Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A t
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
I'rops and Soothing Eyrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. It
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
Wn in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; ilaying FeTerirhness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mutter's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Rip-nnttire of
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
tion buyer in the matter of outlay,
but there is a very material differ
ence when the question of the rais
ing of revenue arises.
"The merchant or the manufactur
er adds to his gelling price the am
ount of the increase that he is com
pelled to pay. Not so with the rail
roads. Their rates are fixed by fed
eral and state commissions, and any
increase must come With the author
ity of the regulatory bodies. Ap
plication has been made for a fifteen
per cent increase in rats, which,
while it will not meet the deficit by
fully forty per cent, brought about
by the advance in the cost of what
the railroads have to purchase, will
afford certain relief and lessen the
burden of the roads.
' "It in believed that the shippers
are willing to be fair, -This is nil
that the railroads ask. Our earn inn
and our outlay are common property.
Our books are open to inspection
through the federal commission
whicm supervises our business, fix
ing our rates and attending to meth
ods of operation. We have nothing to
conceal, and no power to hide any
fact in connection with the conduct
of our business. '
"We are confronted with abnor
mal conditions. These, it is fair to
assume, will not change radically for
some time. Tht-re is Increased de
mand for the products our shippers
originate. There will be augmnted
req uest for fact lit lea to move t hee
products. To handle the commodi
ties of the nation, or of any particu
lar section, the railroads miust be
prepared. Preparation means main
tenance of way and ample equip
ment. Thftse, with other require
ments, mean that the railroads must
have income sufficient to pay for la
bor, fuel, repairs, new rolling stock,
and all the outlay incident to the
conduct of a transportation business.
WELCOMES ITALIAN WAR MISSION
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Ifsads of the distinuishd ar now In sad to hav devised an ef-
. , , f-rtie invention for diro ln suh-
nti.i(.n from Italy. At the 1-ft maritt ard on rUh Vrinc -f
thown ;ugtl"lrn Marconi. invfr.tr iirf. (in rf ih luke of Onoa and
of 1 he wir"lM t-l-itraph, and who .iin f Kjng Vi tr Kmmaunl,
"The railroads serve the public.
That is their sole function. To do
this, they must be given certain re
muneration. They are asking for
this in part. They are willing to
bear their share of any burden
brought about as the condition of un
toward times, but in all fairness and
in spirit of Justice, thy should nit
be aked to carry more ihan their
share, or to do business, except mi
business principles."
Stomaoh Troubles and Constipation.
"I will cheerfully say that -Chamberlain's
Tablets are the most satis
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that I have sold In
thirty-four yearn' drug store nerice.''
writes f. H. Murphy, druggist. Wells
burg, N. T. Obtainable everywhri.
Adv.
VKNK-H'KTA FlUENni-Y TO I. .
WASHINGTON, June 7. Publish
ed reports of German overtures for
a submarine base on the island of
Margarita, off the Venezuelan coa-st.
drew a statement tonight from Mm
ister Dlmlnci denouncing the story
as false, characterising talk of Ger-
w Tmat.
A Woman's Trouble.
Tronlds'p, Ors
VftZi ann. " 1 w s
"ftOtil. trembled with
!ilf wpsktims from
Tnhfi. whirh s-nmpn snf
I far smi sftr tAk-
? i"K two IkiMIps of
ii, rnrnnw rn'crii,-
turn I ws entirply
rciipvea.- n k.
K. JOHSBOS,
tUal'',Orpgon.
'The miplily rstrtive rwr o(
rixir 1'iiTPp's Favorite Pnwript'on
stemlilv raiiscs nil womanly troubles
lo disappear roir.ppls "ie organs to
propt-rly pprfnm thrir natnral Inno
tions, corrects displacements, over
comes irregularities, removes pain and
diiserv at certain times and brngs
back 'health and strength to nervous,
irritable and exhausted women.
For all diseases pecnlinr to womei.,
Tr. Pierce's KavoriUi Prescription is
a powerful restorative. For nearly
bO years it hns banished from the
lives of tens of thousands ' women
the pain, wornr, rnisery and distress
caused by irregularities and diseases
of a ff iDiuiu clutractcr.
What Pr. Pierce's FaToeita Pre
criplion baa done for thousands it
will do for yon. ct it this very day
from any medicine dealer, in either
liquid or tablet form; or send fiO cent
to lr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Bubalo,
2i. Y., for trial bos of Ubleu.
man influenca in Venesuela as non
sense and declartnR no circumstances
would arise to chanKs the friendly
"Honor and dignity force on Ven
ezuela an attitude of neutrality In
the present war." he said, "tnjt this
attitude of his country toward the neutrality la most friendly toward the
ITnited States. United States."
PUBLIC DANCE
Given by
WOODMEN OF WORLD
TONIGHT
Sawyer Orchestra.
ADMISSION 50c. LADIES FREE
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Qwttitm of Srxl Are fnlly and J
properly atiswered in The People s Oon- j
mon 8enso Medical Adviser, by R. V. i
Pierce, M. D. It contains the kr.owl-
erifte a yonn man or woman, wife or
dau;liter, eliould Iiave. l pacrs '
with color, pfa'i-s, bonml in ckitii. l;y
mail, prep.'d iu n-ci-tx't tl 3 dimes
or stamp?.
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Here This Week
Of the Famous
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"The Product of Experience.'
The little car in price that per
forms alongside the high priced cars
in every way except cost of operation.
Model "Four Ninety" $635 in
Pendleton.
SIMPSON MO COMPANY
Comer Water and Johnson Streets.
Telephone 408.
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