DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1917.
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It Will Pay You to Trade Here in Pend
leton's Greatest Department Store
A STORE FULL OF SPECIALTY SHOPS. EACH ONE AS MUCH A SPECIALTY SHOP AS IF IT HAD A
SEPARATE ENTRANCE. EACH ONE SPECITUZED TO THE LIMIT OF SERVICE AND EFFICIENCY.
EACH ONE OFFERING THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE.
LEFT FOR FREE
CIRCUS TICKETS
worn
Special Values in Silk and Lingerie Waists
We have on display a very choice assortment of the
t ewest etyles in frill front waists of voile, lace trimmed
with large collars in sailor effects as well as new deep
pointed Van Duke collars. These models are greatly
iir.derpriced at Sl.tto
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
We have a table piled high with extremely pretty
Houses of pood quality Crepe de Chine in white, flesh,
gold and maize, in styles most attractive, both plain tai
lored and elaborately trimmed. Large collars and trim
rungs of lace, hemstitching or silk embroidery are only
a few of the style features of these most reasonably priced
waists at $3.95
GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS REDUCED TO $5.00
This is a limited assortment of extremely good looking
waists specially priced for Friday's and Saturday's sell
ing. The colors are w hite. flesh, mais. rose and peach ;
some are plain tailored, others are more elaborately
trimmed. You'll want several when you see what extra
ordinary values these are at S5.00
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VISIT OUR SILK SALE
Thousands of yards of plain and fancy silks are be
ing offered in this sale at prices that put a new silk
dress within the reach of any purse. Now is your time
to buy. Don't hesitate; don't wait. Buy now.
ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST AND MOST USED.
Women's Neckwear 35r to $3.00
Women's Handkerchiefs 10 to 75
Women's Purses 75 to 810.00
Women's Beads 35 to S3.50
Women's Girdles $2.50 to S6.50
Women's Belts 25 to 65
Women's Hose 25 to S2.00
Women's Underwear 35 to !J3.00
You'll always find the newest styles and largest as
sortments here.
CORDUROY
A showing of wide wale Corduroy in plain shades and
striped effect ; used for dresses, sport suits and skirts.
The yard $1.25 to S2.00
SILK JERSEY s
Comes 36 inches wide and used for petticoats, suits,
dresses and blouses, shown in colors of white. Jack rose,
coral, emerald and gold. The yard $2.50
COMFORTER CLOTH
A light weight, firm weave cotton cloth, most suitable
for the making of comforters. Big lot of ratterns 'n
floral effects to select from,' 36 in. wide. Yard 15
COTTON BATTS
Now is a good time to make up comforters for the win
ter. We have cotton batts in ail sizes. Best quality for
the price. Pure cotton fleece. Each batt 15 to $1.35
JAPANESE CREPE
These are the genuine Japanese Crepes, woven stripes
and plaids. Makes up into most practical dresses and
skirts, all colors; some plain shades. The yard 25 to
35.
BOUDOIR CAPS
A big assortment of dainty Boudoir Caps, made of silk
and ribbons neatly trimmed with laces, all shades. Each
35 to $2.50.
ANOTHER SILK SALE IN THE BARGAIN BASE
MENT A sale of the prettiest skirts we have ever offered in
this best of all Bargain Departments and skirts for
the present and coming season's wear. Over $300
Worth of Stylish Dress Skirts.
$8.50 SILK POPLIN SKIRTS $4.98
A big lot of those pretty, flowered silk poplin skirts
with the fanciest pockets and shirred tops ; made up in
the newest styles : this season's skirts with just the right
fullness. Come in a dozen different patterns and all
sizes. Extra Special $4.98
$4.50 PALM BEACH SKIRTS $2.98
Here is the most appropriate of all summer dress
skirts. Cool, comfortable and the prettiest of all sum
mer skirts. Not made on the plain ordinary styles but
every one elaborately finished and styled right up to
the minute. Extra Special $2.98
$5.50 WHITE SOL SATIN SKIRTS $3.98
This lot contains a number of most exceptional
monev savers. Be sure to look this lot over. Extra
Special $3.98
$3.C0 WHITE SKIRTS $1.49
Here they are. For your hot summer wear. A pret
ty lot to choose from. Extra Special $1.-19
Dozens of other Money Saving Bargains in this Best
of All Skirt Sales.
USE OUR REST ROOM
It is for your special convenience :2nd floor, neai
Art Department.
Pure Food Shop
3 Main Phones, All 15.
IN OUR CLEAN, COOL FLYLESS BASEMENT.
STRAWBERRIES Good table stock, 2 boxes 25
EXTRA FANCY HQOD RIVERS 3 boxes 50
MACKEREL Extra fine fat fish, each ....12' to 75
Order one for tomorrow's breakfast.
NEW CROP BRAZIL NUTS Special, pound 20
FRESHLY ROASTED PEANUTS Special, pound.. 20
T. P. W. SPECIAL TEA For Iced Tea, pound 60
Pendleton's Greatest Department Store
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
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CMIKICS SATlTvOAY AT VI
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lSecur Huny ami Kani Tho
NHii fur tlw ltiutcNt mid H-t
Slum on Kanti; It .our to lie
Krully worth While AfraJr.
"Al il. Bariiea Wild Animal Circus
Prize C"ntfbt."
Art you in on It?
The contest chtaes Saturday fit
noon and the nam? of the winners
will he announced Saturday night.
Only names of wild beasta are per
mitted.
Thn get busy and wend in a liat
of wild animal names to the Will
Animal Kditor of tne Kat nrego
n ln.
He mem her. though, that in spell
ing the names of wild animals you
are to fpell them correctly, and use
only letters to be found in the first
sentence of this article
There's going to te a lot of really
worth- hile prizes for the boys and
girl that vend in the largest list
of name.
The first prtie will be- nil reserve
s-at ticket, the second, four, the
third three, t he f ourt n t wo reserve
seat ticket. lien ides there will be
a fifth prize of two general udmw
nion ticket and eiguteeti oixth pru-
of ne general admission ticket
each to the Al O. Barnes Big Four
King Wild Animal Circus, which ex
hibits In P'-ndleton on June 25. In af
ternoon and evening performances.
There will be a b:g two-mile-inn;,
sir band, open-den. parade at I : S
each morning and a big. free, high
dive act at l p. m. The doors will
be open at 1 and 7 o'clock and
i;irru will be on at 2 and 8 p. m.
But to win one or the prixes. kids
you'll have to hurry, for letters are
pouring in. you can get papa ur
mamma or teacher to help you.
Chlhlrn f 7 or $ are just a apt
to win prize as boys and girls of 15
And you must be 1 5 years old or un
der. Voii must live in or nenr Pen
dleton. The EtHt nrgonian want
to help mi win a prl
Benid all thi sou will i-t o
fee and shake hand with Al tt.
Barne himself, the greatest. mo-t
feai it- animal trainer In the world,
at in Kt oregonian office when
he distribute the prrze- for this pa
per. The lit of name must be m -conipank-d
by the coupon clipp"'!
from a copy f the Kat oregonian
and answer must he in not later
than noon. June 23.
And here's a tip or you:
There nre lot of wild anim.il
book at the public library to be had
for the asking. At school in the li
braries are lota more, and by look
ing at these you will find the names
of loads of wild animal. Now g-t
buy.
You can win a ticket to see this
most wonderful circut, with 100-1
trained animals, each and every one
trained to act, if you will use your
brains and your pencil.
TO BETTKR FARM MAKKKTIXU
Vrooman to filve Iiitrurt4rv on
Toor of Middle Wet.
WASHINGTON. June 19. Assist
ant Hecretary Vrooman of The de
partment of agriculture will start
Juiy i on a month's tour of the mid
dle west and west to teach Improved
methods of marketing farm products.
sour Stonwti.
Thi is a mild form of indigeHtioti.
It is UMUallv brought on by eating
too rapidly or too much, or of fool
not suited to your digestive orirani.
; If you will eat slowly. maticate yoi:r
food thoroughly, eat but little moat
and none at all for supper, you will
Imore than likely avoid the stotif
a running right along
Another FORD mechanic here, from 5
the FORD factory.
Special and exclusive
FORD REPAIRS 1
FORD PARTS
FORD SERVICE 1
FORD OILS
FORD TIRES
r Don't experiment, get known service. 1
1 Simpson Auto Co.
s Water and Johnson Sts. Telephone 403 S
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j Die Mineral 09 Treatment for Constipation I
2 W Firt Advocated by a Famous English
5 Surgeon and Now by Eminent Physicians
Everywhere. 5
Jlineral Oil is an excellent lubricant for the intestinal
tiact. In other words, it acts as a substitute for the mu-
5 ecus which exhausted nature failed to supply. It relieve!"
constipation in a natural way and its use for a limited
H t;me wijl overcome the trouble permanently.
Blandol Mineral Oil
is a colorless', odorless and tasteless preparation. It is
S siow but sure in action and leaves no bad after effects.
W'e consider this oil equal to the famous Russian Mineral
E Oils which are not now available. E
PRICE 50c PER PINT BOTTLE.
5 FREE With every purchase, amounting' to 25c or over. S
5 of shaving preparations such as shaving cream, soap,
strops, lather brushes, talcums, face creams, face lotions
e.c, we will give one Durham Duplex demonstrator razor.
This is a working model of the $5.00 razor and will do the
5 vork equally well.
Thompsons Drug Store f
Phone 520 Prompt Deliveries
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stomach t::k one of Chamberlain'.
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WETTFR A5D SOFTER
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ta MurH by the use of
f rh beautiful rtxtarM of
ours. Thvjr ftlv a ilsht thsvl
Illumlnal th room perfectly,
but that doM not tlr or otrmls)
Iho yoa. Thy sr not oxpa
jv cnst'lrlnjK thHr oxtra of
flrtnry and rvtra tauty. Why
a of at lssi them?
J. L. VAUGHAN
i BIG
Thursday Evening,
June 21
Given by
W00DJ2N OF WORLD
EAGLE-WOODMEN HALL
Sawyers Orchestra
MOli MVS AND WOMEN"
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W'Ho f FaniMT Hrt Iik-nttflcw pri..
omr an tlw Man Who At.
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oK'lAIOMA ITV. ok., June 21.
Ilcnrv Conly. a nKro, was hanKd lo
a trf hv mb of I0i0 nion and worn-
i n tiar Holon vJII, rk., lat- today.
I after, ft in saiil. he had ben Mentiri(d
i hy Mrs. Jfw Hurford, wlf of a
t farmer a tht man ulio had attacked
i hr ont 'rck aic today,
j "only wa tnken to llnMan villa
! early this afternoon from the vlnnfry
'of Kirwlotph. whre he was ctifiturfd
hy a poose after bloodhounds hid
j trailed him almost continually for a
wK. i ne train wm met at tne sta
tion hy a rnoh nummrrinff several hun
dred persns who overpowered his
raptors and the negro was turned
over to a party of men snd boy wtw
hurried him across rountry to th
Iturford home, near where he man
charred with attacktnr Mrs. Rurford.
wht he mnm alone in a rornflold
Mrs. nnrfird la def-lnref to have
said there could he no poawiole mis
take In her Identification f only.
H. It. Newport, et ux. to W. If.
Norton, et ux. $10. S 1-2 NW 1-4.
section 1 H, township 4 north, range
50c
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i chilly stated that the f "ami M in !'a
(fic Railway drop in-' hit 'ned
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Anna Reard. to Jake Hoyt, $00.
N 1-Z XB 1-4. HK 1-4 and H W
1-4 NE 1-4 SK 1-4. section 31, town
ship 5 north, ranjfe 2.
fleorge J. FtanKler, et ux, to If. W-
(Vhwarz. $11. N 20 feet of lot 10.
bIM k F reservation afldltlon to Pen
dleton. J. H. lHtidera. et .tx. tti flere J
Kins tio, lots B and I. lock C, Uv-
ermore s addition to Pendleton.
O. b errtttan, et ux, to K. J
Miiher. tl', NE 1-4 NW 1-4 SV 1-4
ertion I, township 4 north, ranaA
2.
Oeorice J. Ktanxler. et ux, to Wll
liam Furthase. t3000. N 20 feet lot
and 8 10 feet lot 1 Blftck K- Hes-
ervation addition to Pendleton.
Kate Webb Prazter. et vlr. to
Earl p. Tulloch. $1.". lota 1 and I,
itlock 6. Haley's addition to Pendleton.
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$100 Reward. $100
The res of this paper will b plsser
-n trira fhar there Is at least oo dresW
ftlmrnm taat srlence has been bl to mr
in nil lis stag" nd thst is catarrh
1 starrh belnff arestly Infloeared by eoostt
'ttional ronlitln reqnlres mnstftatU'oa
TfumKnl. Hall s c'aisrrb Medirlne is tskr
ntrtml) and a-ts Ihro the Hlnd a lb
Mwoiw HMrtilea of tb Hy hereby
ir'tvina lh fonndstl'in of Ihe dess fi
na fh r''"" "irenttth by buitrt.ua up fb
-neilfolon and awUtln natnr In dlnt
'rw work. lite f-irltni have mtt mnet
with In ite f-nraflre powers of Ifsll'
alirrl. U-U Inr that fhey offT ne lit
Vi I-.ltr for any raae that It falls t
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A HINT TO BRIDES
YOUR HUSBAND in not extravagant when he demands
a fresh loaf of
HOHBACH'S
HITY-NICE or RAISIN BREAD
every day. He pimply has a healthy appetite and likes
good food.
When a part of the loaf in left over it need not be want
ed. Here in a recipe for a delicious bretid pudding-, that
in good for Htrong men or invalids:
Beat 4 egg
and cream with 1 cup of
sugar, add 1 quart milk
and vanilla to ta.te. Cut 3
slices of buttered bread in
,mall rubes, place in bak
ing dish and pour on the
Bread Pudding.
thoroughly milk, etc. Place baking
dish in pan. of water and
bake until brown on top.
A wine sauce may be serv
ed with pudding, if desired.
Hohbach's Bakery
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