P.AOE TWO
Daily east oregonian, pexdleton, Oregon, Friday, july 20, 1917.
EIGHT PAGES
The Clothes
You're Planing
to Get
EVERY MAN HAS MADE
CERTAIN PLANS with
regard to the CLOTHES
he will wear this season.
Determined upon price, de
cide upon the weave and the
style. Done all but buy the
Clothes.
Hart Schaffner
& Marx Clothes
FIT INTO EVERY MAN'S
PLANS. They offer the style,
weave and pattern he will like
and come within the cost he is
inclined to pay.
COOL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
We are not only offering you the
COOLEST underwear for these warm
days BUT the Best Makes and most
comfortable. Shown in Union Suits as
well as Two Piece Garments. The price
50 to S3.SO.
A i
MEN'S SOX
Big shipments of men's sox just re
ceived, whether for harvest wear or to
the dance. Also shown in many patterns
in fancy sox in all shades. If you need
Sox we can fill the bill. The pair 5 to
S2.00.
Have You Attended Our
$5 DRESS and SUIT SALE
Tomorrow is Your Last Chance
PURE FOOD SHOP
It's only 70 degrees down
here. Step in and cool off. '
Alpha, the deltehtful non-alcoholic1
drink. We have It on
ice. Doli'n bottles, SI. TO; bot
tle, I Sc.
Malt larrmv. a nutritions
drink. Dozen bottles. $3.35; bot
tle. BOC
Uoins Punk-ins Sunday?
Lunch sets, bskets and the
"ood eats.'" Olve us your or
der. '
For Saturday SliowH-r.
New firaven-stlen Afl
Pound - 1
Fancy Ripe Apricot hasket TSc
Kxtra Srtect OanteJoupe
Each 10c to SOc
1'ancy Solid cabbage.
Pound
rw Carrot. Bretf. Toralp"
Grora Onion. Fancy Bine
Chertm and Water Melon.
Ti mm encumbers, order
early.
Minced ciaaas
Special
t can 35c
Colored Umbrellas
Can be used in the RAIN as well as in the SUN
SHINE. Very popular and stylish. We are showing
the new composition tips to match color tops. Eco
nomically priced ,.. .. ?5.00 to 59.50
Lace and Embroidery SpecVl
' tor Saturday
50c TO 65c QUALITY FOR 39c
Offering a big lot of fine Laces and Embroidery
Flouncings and Edges. Beautiful patterns and extra
quality. Every piece a bargain. Our regular price for
these goods 50c to 65c. Special Saturday 39
Ladies9 Low Shoes and Pumps
For HOT WEATHER, thown in our Department of High-Clas
women ana uiiiotm.
Ladies' Patent Kid Turn Sole P'ain Pump
with Louis Cuban Heel - ?4.00
Ladies' Kid Plain Pump with Covered
French Heel, made on the new point
ed toe last $4.00
Ladies' Kid 2 Strap- Cuban Heel Pump,
very soft and comfortable $3.00
Ladies' Patent 2 Strap Cuban Heel
Pump, very dressie slipper $2.65
Ladies' Patent 4 Strap Pump with Louis
Cuban Heel .' $2.65
Ladies' Dull Kid, 6 Strap Medium Low
Cuban Heel Pump S4.00
Ladies' Kid Low Heel 1 Strap House
Slipper?, wide toe $1.75
Ladies' Kid 2 Strap Medium Low Heel
Slipper, ,very comfortable and dressy,
price S2.50
Ladies' Martha Washington Rubber
Sides and Rubber Heel House Slipper
price $2.50
Ladies' White Canvas Slippers and Rub
ber Soles and Heels. Pump 81.95
Ladies' White Canvas Plain Pumps With
Covered Cuban Heels $2.50
SHOES for Men,
I
Ladies White Canvas 2 Strap White
Covered Heel Pump $2.50
Ladies' White Canvas Colonial Pump
with White Covered Heels 83.00
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
WHY?
len Kultt. sold IIS to I2K.5".
si7.es ase 14 to chest S4. nil
hih erade tailored - suits. ftuc
meui Price . . .3S to HIS.5H
AVomen. Fancy re SImjcs. A
clean up of hiKh lerade foot
wear AH sizes and widths in
he shoe section (1.8H In M
'alioo. ; ards I.OO
Percale, litfhf and .lark.
Cotton fierce, special . . .
Iress iliiiKhain
Twitted wls
Stc India IJncn . .
Ibnn of bolts of the
fancv- flowered summer
Koods
Hundreds of yard of Silk. 4c
Fine Drees '-hnlll -s
. . lie
. . IOC
. . IOC
. . II.'
. . 25c
pretT
at-
There is a reason why this department of our bte ifore is the
most popular cash saving place. And the reason is this: "Mer
chandise of Quality at xtreme Low prices.
Kimona rrepe 18c
Curtain Scrim 12 I-2'
Table Imniask. white 5Hc
Turkish Towels . . IOC. 15c, I!
Shepherd check dress goods 3V
An Kxcellent Muslin ...12 l-2c
Vom"n' Ktlk Orcsses.
All in this Ffimn i new styles
and colors. A cleanup of our
hinh (trade upstairs stock. rla-e-nicnt
Prices .... 5.3 to aa.4
Children's shoe Kulc.
More shoes than we ever ha I.
Hundreds of dollars worth and
all at s-oTifire prices
JHc to S.2
Rom' all wool suits ..... sV.tt'.
Roys' Heavy Ribbed Hose..l.V'
Girls Fine Ribbed Hose . . . 15'
Women's Fiber Silk Boot Hose
39i
Women's White Silk Hose, ,33c
Children's White Hose .... IS
Silk Waists, all sizes l.l'.
A new lot or Liberal Rem
nants of summer goods alt at
1-2 price.
Children's Cnderwaists . . . 10c
Attend our I'nderwear Sale
for men. women and children.
Special sale of men's shoes
Special sn!e of silk dresses.
Special sale of men's shirts.
Special sale of girl's dresses.
It it's in the Bargain Base
ment it's a bargain.
Pendleton's Greatest Dett. Store
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
LIVE NEWS OF
THE NORTHWEST
MISSOULA. Mont., July 20. The
University of Montana has 131 men !
in the services of the government, ac
cording to totals compiled here to-
dnji - Rvery branch of the service,
from the aviation school to special
semi-military work in which the fed
eral forestry bureau is engaged, is J
represented. ome or wie dhivbi.
slty of Montana's men are already In
France. j
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 20 A sol
dier's uniform is a ticket to the Pa
cific Coast league baseball park here
today. Manuger McCredle announced
that all men wearing uniform would
be admitted free, and this afternoon
the bleachers are packed with sol
diers. PORTLAND. Ore., July 20. In
considering a -complaint ftled by As
toria's shippers, the Interstate Com
merce commission has ruled that
shipments from Atoria to Denver
may properly be routed over the Hill
lines by way of Spokane. even if
such shipments may take from 24
to 3 hours longer ttiun by way of
Pnnlun and. the fi.W. R. & N and
! the Oregon Short IJne, according to
word received here from Washlng-
ton.
The commission holds that wh'-r-iever
"no unreasonable delay results'"
,the road on which business originated
is entitled to the long haul so that
lit may get larger freight revenues. In
' the ca-s under d'scussion lumlf r
iand almon. shipped from Astoria
I over the S. P. & S. has been hauled
! to Spokane on that road and then
i transferred to the Burlington for
t hniiTtv to renver. giving the ontire
ru1 to the Hill in erests "'
shippers contended that the freight
should have been transferred at
i Portland to the O.-W. R. &
Whereby giving a shorter route to'
I Fenver.
t
! PORTLAND. Ore . July 10. The
Utate highway commission todi y will
iopen sealed bids on the following
wirk: nrading and hard suriacui
the west side portion of the Pacific
highwav from the Multnomah coun
ty line to Newberg. approximately 15
miles- grading and hard surlaciivr on
the Columbia river highway from As.
toria to svensen. a distance of ap
proximately nine miles: grading and
hard surfacing on the Pacific hlsh-n-av
five miles each side of the (.'lack-amaa-Marion
"county line: hard stir,
facing approximately 8 1-2 mil's on
the Pacific highway In th Sis'tiyou
mountains; hard snrfacins one mile
of the Tamhll-Nesluvva highway near
Sheridan.
PORT AVOKLKS. Wash . July 20.
port Angeles today Is voting on a
$20 000 bond issue to pay outstand
ing debts against the lighting Vuii-1
and to finance Improvements in the
municipal system. The municipal
plant is pay'mi profit now. but by
the expenditure of $.926 the city
hopes to greatly Increase the annual
surplus. The municipal lighting sys
tem paid a profit of 8.26 last year.
AMERICAN LAKE. Wash.. July
20. To hasten construction of the
army cantonment camp here, the
work-day has been lengthened to 10
hours, each worker working two
hours overtime. The speed demand
ed by the government in the con
struction of the camp Is taken to in
dicate the decision of the government
to start training the new national ar
mv at the earliest possible date.
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American Beauty
How fflorlous and wonder
ful Is the advent of auiotfar
llfe. When, baby In born
there cornea into the world a new
soul, the real American Beauty,
When the hour arrives It should b
the dawn of a new and perfect
future. The joy of motherhood
should be as free from fear and
danger as It is possible to jnake It.
Thousands of women have used
the safe and reliable application.
twill MOiiwr l r rienu , it. tw m www-
derful help to nature In relieving; strain
and distress brought about by expand
Inr muaolee. Th nerves, toot will be
calm, making the period one of cheerful
days and restful nights. The breasts are
kept in good condition and the abdominal
muscles relax with ease when baby la
born. "Mother's Friend" makes It possi
ble for the expectant mother herself to
actually aid nature In the glorious work to
be performed, and no woman should neg
lect or fall to give nature a helping hand.
It will mean infinitely less pain at the
crisis.
Bo not fall under any circumstances to
get this Rreatont remedy, evrr com
pounded for expectant mothers. Write to
the Bradlleld Regulator Co., IVpt. J,
200 Lamar Building, Atlanta Ga., for their
book. "Motherhood and the Baby". They
will send it free. It la not only very use
ful, but will make you helpful to others.
Remember to ask your druggist 'or u bot
tle of Mother's Friend" today.
which to fil proof. ,AI1 proofs must
be in the form of affidavits. Upon
application the board will give you
the otl'icial blank forms for these af
fidavits. Have the affidavlta prop
erly made out and return them to
the board within the 10 day time lim
it. Another important fact to rmem
ber ia that county exemption boards
cannot consider claims for Industrial
exemption. Such claims must be made
to one of the three district boards
that will ait at Portland, at I. a
Grnndo and at Kugene.
Moreover, claims for industrial ex
emption cannot be filed with the dis
trict boards until the county exemp
tion board has certified and postei
your name as one who has been call
ed for service and not exempted or
diweharg-ed.
BATTLEFIELD FIELD
IS ALL RECLAIMED
INFORMATION FOR
THE DRAFTED MAN
iSl
POHTliAM), Ore.. July 19. Every
man in Oregon roistered undur the
Kelevtive conscription act should
know Jut what to do if his numh. r
Is drawn iin.l he is called for servico
on the first draft, soon to be made
First, he should learn at once. If
he has not already done so, the new
red ink serial number of his reglHtra
tion card. If can learn this by ap
plying to his local county exemption
board.
As soon as the nams of the men
ij be called from Oregon on the first
draft are known, the local exemption ;
board in each county will post a lit !
01 the mfn drawn from that county.
Only in counties that have already
Aupi.lied their full quotas through
olunteers in the regular army and
National (uard, will this not be done.
The. county exemption twards will
alM send notification, at the address
on hin rfKitration card, to each man
eailt.-d. ThiM letter will direct the
man drafted to appear before the
board for physical examination on a
specified date.
Whpther or not the man called ln-ti-nri
to file a claim for exemption
or discharge, he must appear without
fnll on the date named.
If hi' desirps to file a claim for ex
emption or discharge, he has seven
d.iys in which to do o from the day
he r.-ill to him was mailed and post
ed. The procedure is more simple
than Is generally supposed.
Kirt. if you come under the ex
empted class, go to your exemption
hoard and ak for Form 110 for ex
emption, or Form 121 discharge
(men having dependents apply for
discharge instead or for exemption
Second, fill out the proper form and
file it with the board. Third, do
this within seven days of the potlnrf
of the call to you to present yourself
before the board.
After havlnir ft'ed your claim, how
ever, you will still have ten days In
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIKI-D, July 10. Did you ever
think what becomes of worn-out equip
ment of :tn army composed td mil
lions of men ? At the outset of the
present war much of this was pure
Iohh. Now in he BrttiKh army ther-.
is an "old clothes man" and the prof,
its he reports back to his boss, John
Bull, might make Morgan, Rockefel
ler, or Citrnegie envious.
The old colthes man "saves tho
sera pa He makes new thing out
of old. He clears up the battle fields
and camps and very little is wasted
nowadays. His job is to collect ev
erything trom a horseshoe nail to n
disordered siege-gun and put it back
Into commission. Brass objects
which have lost their usefulness are
melted into ingots; cast Iron junk
becomes pig.iron again; bronze, tin.
steel, nickel and everything of the
kind which has irretrievably lost its
shape Is put into melting pots to be
horn again In another guise keeping
up an eternal transmigration but
serving all the while.
I 'recently visited one of tho
scrap-saving and repair shops.About
12,000 peoplti are employed, mostly
French women and girls. Here great
nowitzers are repaired and govern
ment chronometers have their hair
springs 'readjusted; tents are patched
and mended and covers are made for
' f-teel lielmetH- artillerv wheels are re
paired and micromoters put true
fgiiin. There Is a wood-working
shop.- a foundry for running hras.
bronze, xino and iron; a boot repair
department and many others.
In one room tht re were hundred
and hundreds of rifles. "This In one
day's arrivals." the commanding of
ficer explained. "By tonight thj
room must be cleared to make room
for tomorrow's arrivals,
Many of the rifles were muddy and
rusty as though picked out of the
mud on th i battlefield. Women were
cleaning these in one corner a sol
dier was rythmical!.' swlnnim? the
rifles up. one by one, to a rest and
squinting through the barrels at n
light to see if they were bent or if
the rifling was damaged. The offi
cer explained "this was obviously
the first bit of inspection because ft
would be a waste of time to repair
other parts of the rifle If the barrel
wa damaged.
These rifles pass on down the line
When they reach the end they are a?
good as new and after being oiled
are pricked in boxes and shipped baclt
to the front.
SOI'
CONTRACTS CONTAIN
A l'ROHIBITTOV CI,ACKK
XOKTH YAKIMA, Wash., July 1H.
Hop contracts filed here today con
tain a prohibition clause which can
cels them Jn ase national prohibition
is delared on or before September 1
In one case the contract specifier
'jiimimiimiimiiiiim
I For FORD Cars
We recommend the
Doss Gasolino Control
The urealest gasolln. aving device ever Invented. Olvea you M.
h,Jh a S5 mii per allon. 1'revent. carbon and keeps spark s
5 p n "lean. Give, you more poer. Cauae. motor o run mor,
S smZhly. Make, motor -pick up" quteker. Permit, you to de-
.cend grade, with little aid from bruke..
m WB GUARANTEE IT. CAM. AND 8KB IT. . .1 E
1 E.-K Socket for Fords f
ran not WPar out. No coll. nor rheostat, to top your jtiagneto.
5 Cut no wL ChanKe no alol.es. Installed In two mlnutea Over
2 25 000 in use. Give, bright light at low speed. Makes " In- g
2 oependem or each other. It prevents bulbs from burnhtg out but
5 should one burn out It will not affect the oth-r. This feature g
alone has prevented mnny accidents.
I We sell all the practical
I accessories for FORD cars
I Simpson Auto Co.
Water and Johnson Sts. Telephone 408
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For
the boys
in
khaki
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Bevo is a great favorite in the Army Canteens, where
none but pure, toft drinks may be sold. After drill
or march, yon are sure to aec a lone; line of hot and
dusty-throated soldier boys making a ber line for
Bevo. They know that there lies complete satisfac
tion, full refreshment and pur wholesomeneea.
At home or abroad at work or play between meals
or with meals, you will appreciate what we hav
done for you in miking this triumph in soft drinks.
You win find Bevo st Inns, rostsurants. groceriaa. dapartincst
and drug storca, picnic grounds, baMball parka, aoda fountain,
dining can, in tho navy, at cantoona, st mobilisatios caropa
and othar places wbars refraahing bavaragca aia aold.
Bevo the all-yeir-'round soft drink
Guard against substitutes. Have the bottla opened in front of you.
first seeing that the seal ia unbroken and that the crown top
boara the Fox. Sold in bottlca only, and bottled exclusively by
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS
BLAUMAUER & H0C1I
Wholesale Dealers PORTLAND, OKK.
Kumilk'H supplied by D .iicrs
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR BACK HURTS,
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS WITH SALTS
Mi:.T imtMH t'ltJfl AID. WIMfll
VlAHiH KIDNKVH, IKICITATKS
HI-ADIKK OK I'AI'KKS
IMIKIMATISM.
When you wake up with backm ln!
and dull misery in the kidney region
It fienenilly meanB yitu have been
cat Inn too miirh meat, uny a vell.
known authority. ;ient formn uric,
arid which overworks the kidneys in
their effort to filter it from he
blood anil they become nort of paral
yzed and loKtry. When your kidney
ffot Hluxrijth and rlo you nmnt rc-
Jle'e them, like yon n-lieve vonr
bowels; removlnjc all the hody's uri
nous wante, ele you have harknch,
sick headache, dizzy Hp'll; your
Htomach iiourji. tomctie Im coatert. and
when the weather Is had you have
rheumatic twinge. The urine lt
cloudy, full of xedlmcnt, channoi
often gf)t Bore, water waldii and you
are obliged to nek relief two or
three times during the night.
Keither consult a good. reliable
physician at one or g-ct from your
pharmacy about four ounces of Jad
SaltB; take a tableHpoonrul in a glafw
of water before hreakfant for a few
days and your kidney will then act
fine. Thl famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with lithlo. and has been
UHert for generation! to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to
neutralize adds in the urine so It no
longer IrrltateH, thus ending; bladder
weakness,
Jad Halts is a life saver for regul r
meat eaters, ft ia inexpensive, cannot
Injure and makes a delightful, effer
vescent lfthfa-watcr drink.
Quick-Acting
The speediest remedy for sick
headache, biliousness and indi
gestion is a dose or two of
1IEEM-. S
.I, of An M-dMn. ui .He We
ivryL4m. la boaaa. iOc, 2A.
BUILDING
See A. J. GIBSON
THE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
NO JOB TO LARGE NO JOB TO SMALL
Hundreds of designs of pretty Bungalow, on hand to se-
lect from. Complete plans and specifications here.
American Nat. Bank Basement.
Rp. Phone 270-M
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