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DAILY EAST OREGOKIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917.
TEN PAGES
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
Silk Dresses
SATURDAY ONLY
$16.75
This is the special sale price of an ex
tremely pretty lot of dresses made of taf
feta, crepe de chine, pongee, charmeuse
and jersey silk. The colors are navy blue,
grey, gold, Copenhagen, green and combi
nations of these colors with white skirts in
various attractive sports models that sold
at original prices up to $30.00.
$23.85
Is the price of a limited collection of
handsome afternoon dresses of charmeuse,
crepe de chine, taffeta and georgette in
soft shades of grey, rose, Copenhagen and
navy blue. The original prices of these
gowns ranged from $40.00 to $45.00. The
styles are such that their purchase would
be advisable for use at future social events.
WAIST MATERIALS
In white and the kind that washes, such as Voile, Or
gandie, Batiste. Lyklinen and Swiss. These are shown in
plain fabrics, also checks, stripes and embroidered dots.
Make up into most serviceable waists, are good looking.
The yard : 25 to ?2.00
I.
FLAGS FLAGS
Decorate your auto on the 4th with U. S. Flag.
We have all sizes and kinds in stock. Price each
15c to $15.00.
SILK JERSEY
Makes up into a most stylish dress, suit or blouse, es
pecially for the summer. We are showing a very fine
quality in the shades of coral, gold, emerald, Jack rose,
Chinese blue and white ; 36 in. wide ; Genuine Kayser
Jersey Silk. The yard $2.50
SILK AND COTTON MIXED GEORGETTE
A new fabric that is made of the best quality silk and
cotton mixture, in white ground with coin dots of many
colors These make up into dainty waists and dresses.
Launders like linen ; 36 in. wide. The yard Sl.OO
at
TASSELS , ,
Tassels for trimming and finishing are very PPu'r
present. We have a large stock on hand m many shade
each color, also many beaded ones. Each 5 to S.uu
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
Our Skirt Sale Will Interest You
rw hio- lot of the prettiest of this season's skirts
are now on sale in this Economy. Department at
prices never ottered you e.sev, ,.,,.
The lot includes shks, om, -
Crepes, Wash Skirts and Khaki hKirts.
Specially priced $2.98 to $4.98 for this sale.
Hundreds of other money saving Bargains offered
for Saturday. .
T.P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP
PHONE NO. 15.
Fresh Hood River Field Picked Strawberries for can-
"'Royal VnneeCh'err'ie's' fresh from' Stanf'i'e'ld
twenty pound boxes at -.-
Freih Fruits here for today's choosing Peache.
Plums. Cherries, Strawberries, Canteloupes, Grape
Fruit, Bananas, Oranges, Gooseberries.
Fresh Vegetables that await you Ripe Tomatoes, As
paragus. Lettuce, Cabbage, Green Onions. Carrots, Tur
n.ps, Beets, Rhubarb and Cauliflower. Phone your orders.
Pendleton's Greatest Department Store
The Peoples Warehouse
GENERAL LOWERING
OF COAL PRICES IS
PROMISED AT ONCE
Cost Per Ton to Be KediKied St mid
Sl.iO at Uw Wine and Will lie
frUlomd by SOU JliHlicr lrcv.
en, Coal opfTnlors Agree.
WASHINGTON. June "9 An im
mediate general reduction of Jl. to
11 5u a ton in the uric of Cuul at
the mine wa agreed on loiia by
representative of the coal operator.
This reduction is expected 10 be
nrii' uftMi- lnveatiration into the
followed by still further decreases in
costs of mining coal, and Is probable
that the government will receive a
still lower price thun that to the
general public
Hundreds of millions of dollars
will be saved to the American people
through this decision.
The operators agreed to the im me
diate reduction at a meeting yeMter
uficr adorning a resolutiou by
which coal prices would be fixed
with the aid and approval of the fe
retory of the Interior, the federal
isstnn and the committee
on coal production of the national
defense council,
(HHI.000,000 Tons Mined Yearly.
About" 600.000.00 tons of coal were
mined In this country lust yen- and
Secretary 1-ane, who has earnestly
urged a reduction, believes that the
saving to Ihe American peiivle will be
enormous.
After hearing of the operators'
action. Mr. l.ane wrote the following
letter to F. S. Peabody, chairman ol
the coal production committee, who
has been In constant conference wllh
the operators:
"1 have just 'learned of the action
of the coal operators and I wish to
exprcas my appreciation of the gen
erous, prompt and patriotic manner
in l,t, -h tln.v have acted. TIli'V have
dealt with the situation in the ".!
that I had hoped they would as large
men dialing with a large Question."
The agreement on price reduction i
understood to relate to bituminous
coal.
Reduction Akcd ly Uiiw.
Secretary Ijiiie had previously sent
the conference a letter asking imme
diate action in reducing the price,
the tentative prices fixed to continue
until the investigation into costs ami
indltious warranted an increase or
redaction In trie tentative prices. He
suggested th.it the tentative flxir.i- ol
prices .-iliMiild not affect present con
tract or export trade.
f'reutlon of a national association
of coal operators, with a central bu
reau at Washington, for staudardi.iii
statistical and other Information re.
lating to coal production, marketing
-ma .iiber in. liters, was agreed io o
the conference. It will be made ui.
of the various slate and district coai
associations and will serve as an in
termediary for information between
the coal operators and the govern
ment.
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We will keep your j
worn
a running right along
Another FORt) mechanic here from
the FORD factory.
Special and exclusive I
I FORD REPAIRS ,
FORD PARTS
FORD SERVICE
1 FORD OILS '
FORD TIRES
1 Don't experiment, get known service. 5,
I Simpson Auto Co.
I Water and Johnson Sts. Telephone 408
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Among those who Rtlended the
'Birth of a Nation" In Hel-miston
on Monday were Dr.' and Mrs. A.
Keid, Mrs. F. E. Everett and Bon
Miles, and Mrs. F. B. Stuart.
It. N. stanfleld will ship about 12,-
ono head of sheep from this place
this week. He shipped 8 carloads of
fat sheep to the Chicago markets.
Itev. Jonathan Edwards. D. 1. of
Spokane, was a guest of his daugh
ter. Mrs. M. It- Stuart, the first of
t he week.
Miss Jennette Milnor of New York
I'lty, is spending the summer with
her niece, Mrs. Kegtnul Sanford.
George W. Head of nallller, Wash
ington, spent several days wltr. his
sister, Mrs. F. H. Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Connor motor,
ed to Pendleton Wednesday to see
"Intolerance," that is being pl.tj-f-l
in that clly.
Misa D. E. Bernstead of Uuker h it
accepted a position in 11. N. Stan
field's office and commenced .the du
ties of her office Wednesday.
Mrs. William lloggard is in Pen
dleton for a short time.
Miss Alice Butler of Pendleton,
gave a very interesting talk Thurs.
duy afternoon In the church to a
large number of ladles. Her subject
was the conservation of food.
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning
Thiit systematic effort to cut down
the cumbersome delivery systems in
order to release men may eventually
bring forward the market basket .-
symbol of patriotism.
There's jnst one thing to do.
If your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning and itchins of Eczema,
real and . lasting relief can only
come from treatment that ft-orj below
the surface that reaches down to
the verv source of the trouble. So
called skin-diseases come from a dis
ordered condition of tire blood, and
the proper treatment is through the
blood.
Search far and near, and you can
not find a blood remedy that ap
proaches a. a. a. tor rci tiuno-'i'
It has been on the market for fifty
- .i... u.-hieh time it has been
giving uniform satisfaction for all
manner ol oiooa aisorucrs. o
want prompt and lasting relief, you
can rely upon S. S. S. For expert
advice as to the treatment rf your
own individual case, write to-day to
Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific
Co, Dept. C Atlanta, Ga.
QUALITY DENTISTRY
Dr. F. L INGRAM
DENTIST.
Rooms 3 and 4. Belt Bldg.
Telephone 523.
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their funny antics. The Marikins'
show is a modern adaptation of the
old Punch and Judy entertainment.
The dialogue is more modern aid the
program altogether injri finished
Ir. James whiteomb Brougher. la
mous preacher, fnl'-rtV'd the Manik-ns
. ..in. "What is the areatest event In Am
and his lecture was oom f"""-- .. . " .. . .. .....
... erican nistory 11 toog piare on e.-
ing and heiprui. Beri,,u, ' toner 18 lg46. in an operating room
Dr. Brougher mingled the "" ! , wnere Dr w,lam T. a.
with the light and hunVoro'J,';. ! .Morton first used ether to make a
.ells stories like a P'a-"ra fcu"- surgical operation painless,
keeps his audience in good humor and , ...,. t the
,k., h,ii his 42-cenUmet-3i- ama
CASTOR. A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
tfca
Signature of
! .u,d hard common sense. In brief
! the serious part of his theme was
i this- Vou should spend more time
j correcting your own faul.s than th-e
.., voir n. iifhbor: Ood onlj made ine
of you, aee that you keep your body
clean and healthy; It .s a rn.
be sick; keep your mind active, i.b-rt
and full of clean thoughu; oe bright.
optl Tlitic;
'TPHE Ansro Vest
A Pocket Speeded
catches swiftly movinf
figures without a blur.
It ecu into action
quickly when every
wcoad counts. You
ran change the form,
the speed and opening
ol the shutter int'.antly
and accurately while
viewing the imape in
the tinder. Let us show
vou this omen.
Oihef Anaroa $2 to h
TfULKAN & CO.
I y. MJr 1NOW
! I j J For early flowera aaa e- C
1 1 l L tables. Sweet Peas. Paaaica. "
VjL ' r ad otlter Graad Priae J
j r California Seeds J
1 L AW C.U..r. Crrets. Owin. J
j J tWew. Pom. Spaack. Tris. L
i I" Do. 1 til. mttim IBM sra fm- J
v-M-evss I J ft 4-" Get M .
JT" j S O. I J. t, . tJe r
j j ST Hr - IJtl'fZJ J
7 !j C.C MORSE fi CO. t
"Th invention of th cnmiMiunJ
m.fTiiscupe ha rve.ilf?d a v.tPt ml
crosm. D'Tayinff matter under the nti
crnsrope (s seen to hp fillfrf with dots.
nnit anJ dust, knovn as bacterid.
Sc-irjjittsts diflt'ovprfd th;t haottr.
ia wr th caue decay in human
tis3ii-. If Kprmn re destroyed
health in restored. Therefore we
-honld Meek to avoid (ffrms at ill
hnzardH.
CHERRY SEASON IS
ON AT STANF4ELD
ri i.i. 'Kti or ltoY.vi. axm-;-s
111 l.Ntl ILVItVICSTKI; (!
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I Spend only one dollar, save five or more by cleaning
K Panama Hats. f
A OUR WORK GUARANTEED. 4
ASH
id
"on
cept
na '
like
rh.-
all
are
children and every mother shoulfl
know their symptoms. Sallow com
plexion with dark circles under eyes,
irregular bowel movement S will.
-nomach hard or swollen, grindinl
teeth or Itching may mean thai
Kiekapoo Vorni Killer Is neeileo at
one,-. It Is a mildly laxative remeu
candy tablet form that children
like. Kills and removes the worm
ind lets the 'child grow strong and
healthy. At druggists. 25c. Adv.
l4trst
I'll KIM KK 11)11 KIMVATOItS.
Kitel
AttemlaiMP if
Portland.
.Bi.iiii be
iiiifthinL" leave scunuai. fcuwiH,
Enough alone; fill your mind with THIS HArT-J.Y ItKHOVKS KIS
. Unrm. nrn a frimmfin diSCllJItt Ol
of gi..m and the gutter; make your
own character better; be full of pep
Have something under your l.at and
exercise it.
In introducing his subj ot. which
-Glials L'nder Vjnf H-"-that
his lecture v .n a fC-rmon
a spree.''
AVe have mastered eveiything but
.urtelves," he de--ai--d. "The
wuild hart better things tooay .nan
.11 Hie time of our lathers, but do
our txprnN trains carry la-lter men
and women to tne cjjasl than the ox
raris aidr If jou are not b'-tter man
your father, if your son is not oeiter
ihan you, oiu lumlly will eon.e out
at the sniail end of the horn.
"Vou are responsible for hai you
unuer your hat. Any mun wno
Adam, blames a woman, is a
ieak. The Almighty made woman
io equal man. Kve blamed the snake.
snake blamed the devil, ul so
tried to avoid reionaimlity. We
iirmie to take all the praise to
,urelvee and to put the blame on
others. Vet e are at fault If we are
not what me ought to be."
The lecture mas well received and
many stayed to meet lr. Urooirher
after he had concluded
lie. Vlilllanm sia-aks.
This afternoon the mJM-l n'iinl-r
a given b the Iwvetnty Ftivn!
quintet and the lecturer was lr.
Henry ,-ronh Williams. Ir. Williams
as -Adding n to Vi
FliTl-XU. June 2. iwn nd W.
Spr.nger, secretary of the National
Education il association, arrived in
Portland tonight and opened h-ad-Murtm
for the-forthcoming annual
convention of the association to n.
Held here July 7-14.
teMrts from points the eoiintr;
over reeeHed at our offices Indinte
that th forthcoming convention here
will be as largi-ly attended as usual
notwithstanding ihe war." said Mr.
prlnRcr.
Life -
Human le- nga eat t much ' de-ilai-d
lr Williams. In giving aevral
rules of thumb for pror.i"'
hlih. -one '" "f milk. to -ray
thr-e etii'ie im hi of me:tt ar.
l.-bbt f..d for "tie p-rw.n f-l -
.1
IMMtltMKNT CKH ARK t
Slate Har Kv'nn,"S IVaard In
stn at Hmla.
OI.YMI'IA. June :s. The state
bar examining board. composed '
Arthur W. Imvls. of Hpoksne rx H
Itowland of Tacoma and R. '. !-"aiin-ders
of Seattle, met toilay and look
up the eight eomplaintn for d!'r
ment filed against attorn.- s. K i- li
inemU-r wll Make ran- of the com
plaints in his district, and they wen
sumd today.
i MINERVA HAT CLEANERS
j Temple Building 612 Main Street, d
Sew ina lluli ldts With Sir, tiro.
t .a'; It. N. MttillK.tl to Sliip
I.OOll It-ad r Sllifp Tills e-k
I Kast oregonian Special.
STAXF1KIJ1 June 2. The chcr-
rw- uHHiiii h.-LM lust oui-ned up with
a full crop of Koyal Annes and Kings
following second.
.liiniH vf. Kvle is busv shipping
every duy. The lurgest crop Is from
the M. C. Harragar ranch, lie will
have ubout 2BB tons. This bring the
rii-sr r..al itearimr year. The cherries
are first class and bring a good price
The Hewing Club met at tne nom,.
of Mrs. George C. Coe Wednesday
afternoon. Most of the members
were present. Ilellclous refreshm nw
were served.
mim Msrilla Uunning Is attending
the T. W. C. A. convention at Sea
beck. Washington. Hhe will be awav
about ten days.
sirs w. V. l'bi Mips returned Tut.
day from a week's stay In Portland.
vfr una Mrs. Maurice Hvde p-nt
Sunday with friends In Pendleton.
Ttr Alexander Held la attending tne
medical convention in Portland this
week.
nr H. w. Freeze or Portland, was
calling on his many friends her-Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Atlerbury returned
hnmu Tuesday from Salem where
she has been visiting her son Hert.
who is in the open air sanitarium at
that place.
"SPEAKING Of
GOOD EATS
JUST TRY
DOST
TOASTIES
THE BEST IN
CORN
FLAKES
crtmmie isMJisiisscira
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BUILDING
See A. J. GIBSON
THE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. ' j
j NO JOB TO LARGE NO JOB TO SMALL 4
5 Hundreds of designs of pretty BunjralowB on hand to se- j
5 lect from. Complete plans and specifications here. J
4 American Nat. Bank Basement. Res. Thone 270-M A-
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ON SALE AT THE BEE HIVE
Tarowax, 4 cakes for 15
Jar Rubbers, 2 dozen for ... 5f
Jelly Glasses, 6 for , 2X
Mason Jar Caps, per dozen 19
Preserve Vessels from 15 up.
The EJee Hive
Pendleton'
5-1 0-1 5c and up. Opposite Pastime
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I THE BEST RESULTS j
in modern dental work for the least money is what the I
I present day calls for and we guarantee satisfaction. Our
1 methods are safe and harmless, each operation is con-
ducted by a dental surgeon with years of experience,
whose work brings in new patients by the score. It will
I pay you to let us do your dental work.
Newton Painless Dentists
Entrance on Webb St.
Open Evenings.
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Cor M-in and Webb Sts
Phone 12.