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" PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1917. EIGHT PAGES $um -what Only three more days of our June White Sale remain It closes Saturday evening, June 16th. DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELVES BY LETTING THIS SALE CLOSE BEFORE YOU BUY ALL THE WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS THAT YO UNEED NOW OR WILL BE APT TO NEED WITHIN THE NEXT SIX MONTHS. mi High Grade CORSETS y2 PRICE GoMard Bon Ton Royal Worcester The best there is in Corsets is typified in the above brands, from which wje have made a se lection of a few representative styles to give added strength to the attractive values to be had in our great June White Sale. Comfort, Style, Service are the three important features of these models that we are offering you at ONE HALF the original prices, which range from $1.50 to 97.50. All sizes are in the as sortment. LONG CLOTH We have a great big stock of fine English Long Cloth on hand, chamois finish, 36 inches wide. 15c Quality, June W. S 12 20c Quality. June W. S 16? 25c Quality, June W. S lr 80c Quality. June W. S 24 35c Quality. June W. S 27? 40c Quality, June W. S 32s 45c Quality. June W. S 36 The PEOPLES Pendleton's Greatest Department Store ' - -'li 111 XIKK1 Rm ARE LAST OK ;kkat TKIBK Thejr Uve In Irtatef I'lawT la Wert Indtex. Tk. i.h Indian m-M. f He f i nrt r.D. .n,..i... of la. the noor red man. ! n. " t.. mi the tide of European travel. ! The reservation is very difficult of M- the .me found bv Columbus fa'-cea. for and the later Huanlsh explorer, hi j lor or landing place. The only meth ih. u nliiie. and he haa riven the I od of approach la by one ..f th. arribean ea hln name. Thus he in j canting steamera hifh circle the axaured a monument a long a g- ! inland. When the ateamer geta op. Kraph hall last, and he need it. j l"-ite Kalybia with anyone who be-aue a a living swre he haa prac- want to land aboard. he fjtopa and ti.ally disappeared. j whistle.. If the weather la good ami How many thousand, of faril.n J the water smooth enough, a canoe .i-.-eit in the Went nidi.-a in 1492 Is I puts out and take the pasaenger lamely a matter of conjecture. They ,uirkl began to die out under th faund of the conuueror. who worked ashore. If the weather is too rouiai ' the psssenger must needs content himself to go on around the island them as slaves and ho slave and shot them whe.'and try ttgain If Your System Is vhh acids, you cannot know bat it It he, - mcids I- to b heal thy. Acids pou-un thel purify your Hood and art the source of many dift-j S. S. S. has cases anectinar me nearx ana arteries, vitalizing the i kin and mucous surfaces, oint and fifty years. ti j lr-, ami the brain and general I remedy. remedy, and known for 1 "rvotu vystem. Some of these dis- .e are Kneumatisin in various 1 imi, Catarrh, Krxema. Pimples. 1 :!. rashe. and other skm diseases. buiUiins; up the system. Ask for it at your drur?ista. and rlin't mrvnt iihr-titirte. For soecial alaria. Scrofufa and general blood : medical advice 1- .l-les. In older to restore yourseif nartment. few if t Mnectfic Co 308 Swift 9 to 1 thy condition, you must drivel Building, AUant& Oa, j$$.$$$$$$$$$$j 5 tt r . I 1 : 'A Spend only one dolUr. Rave five or Panama Hatn. OUR WORK GUARANTEED. MINERVA HAT CLEANERS TmiuU BuildiBa? W. ...-w - WAIST1NG What we mean by Waiating is any white fabric of cotton tex ture in the stock, either in plain or fancy checks and stripes, such as Voile, Organdie, Batiste, Swiss Etc. 25c Quality, June W. S 19 35c Quality, June W. S 2 40c Quality. June W. S 31 50c Quality, June W. S 39 65c Quality, June W. S 48 75c Quality, June W. S 57c $1.00 Quality, June W.'S 69 $1.25 Quality, June W. S 95 $1.50 Quality, June W. S. $1.10 $2.00 Quality, June W. S. $1.49 SHEETS By far the best sheets we have ever offered, full size, clean and free from dope ; tern before hem ming. $.1.50 Quality, June W. S. $1.27 $1.35 Quality. June W. S. $1.21 $1.25 Quality, June W. S. $1.13 91.10 Quality, June W. S 98 $1.05 Quality, June W. S 94c i-Oc Quality, June W. S 81 PILLOW CASES To match sheets, and full sizes. 40c Quality. June W. S 34 35c Quality, June W. S 29 2c Quality, June W. S 27 ::0c Quality, June W. S 24 WHITE WASH SKIRTING Such as Bedford Cord, Beach Cloth, Poplin, Galatea. Middy Cloth, Repp and Indian Head, all Reduced during our June White Sale. 20C Quality, 25c Quality, 35c Quality, 40c Quality, 50c Quality, 65c Quality, 75c Quality, 85c Quality, June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. Jane W. June W. 16 19 28 32 39 48 57 69 they made war. Tortay it is doubtful whether th-re are 100 pure-blooded 'arib alle." fracttcally all of them live on the British Ixland of Domin lela. on a reservation set apart for (OWKTS l"KI SALT LAKK James Maxwell and n NEW there is no sheltered har. on the next round Poisoned t-om your system and blood. bee - purifying ar.J re I blood, ot tnousana lor It is a purely- vegetable is the more emctent agent clean ;inr tba blood and Member of the vnite to Medical De- latf-ague i'MaeOttll Giants, have subscribed In a body for Liberty !.oan Itonds. This . photo graph shows Arthur Fleiehet'the star Ihhortstop. following (the manager. : tion. more by cleaning- f t CASTOR I A J ! For Infants and CUIdrea 5 ' In Um For Over 30 Year K Always bean 612 Main Street. Ta Table Damask The linen situation never was in such a serious condition as it is now. Almost impossible to procure all linen Damask. We have a good stock on hand how ever, and are making radical re ductions. Thrifty housewives are making big savings on these goods. 50c Quality, June W. S '39 75c Quality, June W. S....... 59 $1.00 Quality, June W. S 71 $1.25 Quality, June W. S 98 $1.50 Quality, June W. S. $1.19 $1.75 Quality, June W. S. $1.39 $2.00 Quality, June W. S. $1.59 $2.50 Quality, June W. S. $1.95 $2.75 Quality, June W. S. $2.21 $o.00 Quality, June W. S. $2.32 TOWELS AND TOWELING Now is your chance to fill your wants in towels and toweling, whether for the home, hotel, ranch or boarding house. Plain and fancy huck towels and towel ing, Turkish towels and roller toweling. 10c Quality, June W. S 8 12H.c Quality, June W. S 9 15e Quality, June W. S 12 18c Quality, June W. S 15 25c Quality, June W. S 19 35c Quality, June W. S 27 40c Quality, June W. S 31 50c Quality, June W. S 39 20c Quality, June W. S 16 65c Quality, June W. S 52 75c Quality, June W. S 61 85c Quality, June W. S 69 $1.00 Quality, June W. S 78c $1.25 Quality, June W. S. ... 98 $1.50 Quality, June W. S. $1.18 $1.65 Quality, June W. S. $1.29 WAREHOUSE Where It Pays to Trade - :t:it IMSIM. envied h. peniientiary. ITV, . June 1 2 . ,wn aecid Klwanl Madism. the pritton. escn m-H from the state toilay returned of their i tit aked admittance to YORK GIANTS SUBSCRIBING FOR LIBERTY BONOS )' r : I wi si ii "in l.i 4 UT ' If I N?w lurk National! Iul, o!he wLe the John J. Mo ra w. . " "r;"ln " s.ibsrrip- I f .,,11 ,. 1 . Mr v i .... J2 1!- AL1 BED SPREADS Fill your Bed Spread needs now while our sale is on. These are the very best in quality and perhaps your last opportunity to make such a saving. A limited supply only left. We show all kinds for single, twin beds, double or crib sizes. Best quality, best finish. $ 1.25 Quality, $1.50 Quality, $2.00 Quality, $2.50 Quality, $3.00 Quality, $3.50 Quality, $4.00 Quality, June W. S 98 S. $1.18 s. $r.ei S. $1.95 S. $2.49 S. $2.89 S. $3.49 S. $3.85 S. $4.29 S. $5.29 S. $5.85 S. $5.95 S. $6.25 S. $6.75 S. $6.95 S. $7.58 June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. June W. $4.50 Quality, $5.00 Quality, $6.00 Quality, $6.50 Quality, $7.00 Quality, $7.50 Quality, $8.00 Quality, $8.50 Quality, $9.00 Quality, Pure Food Shop Cleanliness, Economy, Service In our Clean, Cool Flyless Basement. DEMONSTRATION DEPEND ABLE COFFEE Step in and sample a cup today. HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES Extra fancy Clark Seedling variety, 3 boxes 50c PEANUTS Freshly roasted, the pound 20 BRAZIL NUTS New crop, the pound 20 We did not nii'iin tu stay awi d; ew only wanted ty see w hours of liberty w.is like,1 said. CHURCH AT ADAMS IS F MANY IIAYK liKKX 0Vi:itTKI AM) SKKVICKK AltK LAKK IsX ATTENOKIK Home (.uardH Art .trilling r'al.hriill ; Other IVrsonul ami Nrvv Noti'M or lut4rH, ( Kaat OivKonfan Speriul. ) ADAMS, June J3. The followiim have been converted since Mr. Hunlem came to the church of AUanin; Mr. and Mm. Ira St.ll and diiuKhtcr Martha JUoll, iUU Thermond. .Krd Crt'thrrH. J K. Inmun and Hon, and the follow ing lettera were received into the church: Mr. and Mm. iVurifh. Sun day evening a g oh pel team was on un ited . The .urgent crowds now attend the church aervicea than there ever were before. Peoplo are certainly rallying to the church since Mr. Huh lem came. -The children's day program was a splendid success. Tlia program con sisted of the following selections: First, two songs by the audience, prayer, Mr. Haslem; renpomdve read Ins;: recitation, "Homebody's Mother." Poris Iieuallen; solo. "My Mother's I'ruyer. Mr. Hnslem; recitation. "The World's Alright." Kugene Kirk; reci tation, "A True American," Wendell Mclntyre; drill by Roberta Morrison, Kurene Dames, Gertrude Cuton and Glen Payne, Linn McCollum and Al vin Des Volgnes; solo, "Hloom Your KlowerH." Mrs. Halein; recitation. "I'se a Smile." Orymul Oitnn ; solo. "Hoses, UoseV Kather Hied: addres. Mrs. I. I I.ieuuMen; duet. Misses Kather and J shIv Chesnut; recitation, len Payne; koiik by audience and prayer. A large crowd was present to hear the proKrain and all enjoyed j very much. I The follow-ina wre vlHttnrs at the county neat Tuesday: MiMflses .lewtic f'hesnut, Ksther Hied. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunch and Mr. Hunch. 1 J. .'. ('hetmut and .M. M Intro nre building a barn on the place of ! Mr. rhenut. The prayer meeting will he held ; Wednesday evening tit T:4ft in the Ha tist church und everybody in Invited i to come and take part. I Mr. and Mrs. Krank Krebu arrived 'home Monday evening after being gone for over a week visiting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kirby of Thor ton. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKepzie of Walla Walla were vlMttlng in Ad.'inw Monday. The men met Monday eeninc for their ustial military drill. Two squads were present and a good prp lice was held. Mr. II tslem and tN Lieualb n taking charge of the ' The Sunday srhool tt iii-rHHiu,t ever Sunday. Last Sundey rher were eiphty nine present and next Sunday i.ne hundred are expee'ed. The m.-n'd class seems to be benttnu nil the other rJajisses in attendance and collection. I U.4 Sunday there were twentv In the linens class and fifteen in the wom en's class. Misses Ksther Hied and rhrvMal Katon and t'harles Hunch and Will Hunch motored to the county seut Tu-day evening. Mrs. Jack t'nse und son K I wood motored to Athena Monday. I I. Hogrs of Pendleton as In Adams the first part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Purl llalea and dau ghter Heta were In Adams Monda evening from their ranch out from Adams. A 1-I.KAK SKIN II BlltTII-fU'-HT. If ynur skin is not smooth, fref.i and r-letir. do as others do and give it the remedy that needs to restore It to normal health and beauty. Try I The soothing and heuMng treatment of !r. iiohM'in'a Kcxema tint men t. Th tevereM rase of erupt"ns. pimple j blotches and burning skin i ld rab iy for hat a they idly to this renin rkn hie preparation. You'll he gratified with the raplditv with w hich your complexion regain ts health and freshness. A? your druggist, &0c. Adv. We have those among us who would exchange American democrae for Prussian autocracy, and that ih what Is keeping the department nf Justice so busy. Safety FtrM With f.UA:h and Hd. "t.h. Just u rough" to-day and mnv betinie grippe or pneumonia tomor row. Thousands die from negleeted colds. Take Ir. King's New I Hi co very before your cough becnie. chronic. A few done eheck the cold by killing the germs. The heal ing balsams soothe the throat. Pm. en the phlegm and dear the air pa sage of secretions hich provoke coughing. Contain mildly laxatiie Ingredicnta which renwve the waste th it" aggravate th old. At your druggist. 50c, Si 00. Adv. LA GRANDE VICTOR IN SHOOTING TOURNAMENT Gun Club Defeat Both Salem and Wood burn Yesterday in Poat Season Match. By defeating both Salem und Wood burn yesterday, the La Grand Hun Club won the first annual tour nament of the Columbia.-Willamette Trapahooter association. ' 4th wwrr poat aeaaon shoot to dec We tie. In the first L Onuide won from Halen 12J to 11-. tying La Grande with Wood burn. Wood burn was hen de feated US to 111. Iu Hybum and Claude Mackay each broke 2f straight. Pendleton, 8lem and Astoria each won two matches and lost four. The following ia the way the team fin ished. ( Hhot W. L. pe. at B. fct Grande. I &7 ::. 713 Wood hum.. S 2 .714 n ,f lit' Out of the inky storm clouds he comes, the arch-enemy of all good farmers. There is nothing you can do to stop him from reaping his destructive harvest. Though you cannot prevent such damage you can protect yourself against money loss by a Hail Insurance Policy WITH Benttey & HonlgcMy 815 Main St., Pendleton, Ore. Phone 404. Phone or call on us and we will tell you how to get the moat protection for your money when buying Insurance. It is better to be cafe than sorry. We write everything In insurance. Let us do it now. fail m 2 .313 7.'i0 692 3'."J IVmili-ton . . 1 4 .3.13 7.-.0 X4 1 ' AMorlii - 13 1 '0 62 'a ormcoti lty I .! & 7S Suffered With Burning Pimples For Two Years. On Arms sad Limbs. Became One Large Erup tion. Itched All the Time. Healed by Cuttcura. Costing $1.25. "I ullcrl flir alnvift two years anth pimples on my arms and liinla. Thry were small and led o stan with but ty irritating thetu tlit-y necame former and tinaily became ffip larn eniplnai. a a mimticr of eruptions wh:ch had a yfllriwiih lcxk. I work aftn'.tid intense h t sii that tncy burned a:ui itrlied all llir time anl I wratchrd. 1 was asharrxu to wash alien the other fr.-r. would as my amis looked so lad. 1 "Then seeing t uticira Soap aiuJ O nt ment advertised I wrote for a free sx:t ple. I buut'lit more, and 1 was healci " (Signed) James II. McManaway, 11)1 St. I-ouis Ave., Eat St. kouis, Aup. 12, 1916. Cuticura Soap to cleanse, purify ud beautify, Cuticura Otntrnent to soften, soothe and heal, are ideal for every -day toilet purposes. For Free Sasapie Earh by Rctam Mail, address pnt-c:ird: "Cotsrara. DepC K. Boston." Sold everywhere. QUALITY DENTISTRY Dr. F. L INGRAM DENTIST. Rooms 3 and 4, Belts Bldff. Telephone 623. ANSCO FILM THE Ansco Vest. Pocket Speed, catch swiftly movinK ngonr, wttnout a blur. It gets into actio quickly when every second counts. .You can change the focus, the speed and opening of th shutter instantly and accurately while "g the image Hi the finder. Let us show trou f hi. r-.m Other Ansros $2 to TIM & CO. Lwadssj Droits! i t II 123 Signamr of Albany X 7 7S ?M -til I
