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PA OK TWO DAILY EAST OKEOOXIAN. rENIM.KTON. ORKCON. THURSDAY. SEPTRMMCR 27. 1017. EIGHT PAGER cf3 TM (ill C'nir"gf-. .., -in mi I, J CimMnHiiii sito Men's Suits of Quality near price For men who like to keep Ike old-time level of without denying themselves any of the niceties of food tailoring, who want fabrics of pure wool and the fitting and wearing qualities which skillful scissors and painstaking awedles can put into fabrics of pure wool, who know that these stand ards are safer7 in the hands of the nationally known maker, with a good name to maintain, than m the hands of the unknown maker with no reputation to lose if he yields to the tendency to nibble away at quality. For such men we announce a complete showing of suits and overcoats tailored for us by Hart Schaffner &Marx $20, $22.50, to $35 Have You Seen the New Serge Dresses for the Little Folks? THEY ARE MOST ATTRACTIVE This is a new lot only recently unpacked and are made of durable serge in styles distinctly juvenile, with high-waisted belts end large pockets just like the ones big sister wears, though of course they have style touches that" show they are intended for little ones. The colors are navy blue, Copenhagen blue, brown and dark red as well as sheppard checks. The prices range from $1.95 to ?5.95 WARM COATS FOR LITTLE GIRLS Our entire stock of coat? for the little girls are now ready for selection. The wide variety we show includes service able school coats of mixtures or wool kersey, while dressier models may be had of chiffon, broadcloth or seal plush. There are sizes to fit children from four to fourteen years. Prices ?1.95 to $20.00 1 $25 I S. AIR FIGHTERS ARE GROWING WINGS I'M' lt.l-lis FllOM AMKIlK A FAST LKAItXIXM TO SOAIt IX. FHANCK. WCOL CHALLIE IN JAPANESE DESIGNS AND COLORINGS Usedfor Kimonas, House Dresses and Shopping bags. You should see these as they are entirely new and is different. All wool, fast colors, 27 inches wide. The yard $1.50. , LACES AND JABOTS A big colection of laces to be used in making the popular Jabots they are using in the way of ladies' neckwear. Shown in white and cream, near patterns and of excellent quality. The yard $1.00 to $3.00 DRUG SUNDRIES UNDERPRICED 1 PURE FOOD SHOP BASEM EXT., Cleanliness Econ omj " "" Service 3 Mala Line III ones. AS IS , J)ellvery hour: A. M . s; 15 l:J9. P. JL. 2: 00 4: JO. Pleas order accordingly. , Doe your appetite call for something; different? Here' a few suggestions: Kpecial country Hams an d Bacoa at exceptionally low prices. Jiew Maekerel, extra fine fat fish. Each IS l-2c t 75c. ' Fresh fruits and vegetables, fancy tokay grapes, cau liflower, eggplant, celery, s weet potatoes, green and rel peppers, pickling onions and encumbers, green bean, green corn, free and cling Peaches, hubbard squash, ripe tomatoes, strawberries, hue kleberrles, quinces. Concord urapes for Jelly. .Specially priced. The lb. 5c Klce Economical, health ful. Extra fancy head rice. Packs. Me. sue, $1.20. (Yearn of luce 3 packages 50c; package 18c. Wild or Natural Rife 2 1-2 pound packages S5e. Pork and Beans, without tomato sauce.. Cans, 13 l-2i-and SOc. . Fresh Grated Horseradish. Bottles, IS and SOc. Mrs. Sitaeti's Xondk-s. Pa ckages, IS and 23c, Jiew Park Tomato catsup . 3 bottles SOc: bottle, 20c Bwcet Apple Cider. Gall on90e; bottles. SSe. Kraut and Sausage. Dozen cans, 92.85; can, 35c Ripe Olives. Cans. 10c t o 85c. Itlre and Milk.. Ready to serve. 2 cans, 25c. Mixed Vegetable for com binatlon salad. Can. 23c New pack Tea Garden reserves, Jellies. Jams and Mince Meat. Extracted Honey. Pint Jars, 35c; quart Jars, B.V OUTING FLANNEL Make up your pajamas, night gowns and com forts now for winter. We are showing a big line of white and colored outing. Good quality and all weights. White Outing, yard 10 to 25? Colored Outing, yard 12l to 15 NOTIONS And Dress Making Supplies are in abundance here. We not only have the largest stock but of excelcnt quality. PRICED RIGHT. BELTS Use a belt to finish that dress or blouse for the street or school wear. Offered in black, red, white and colors. Each 25 to 75 THE BARGAIN BASJEMENT When you go out to buy a house you judge the Htruc ture according to ita fcunda tlon, for seldom will you ev er find a good house built on a poor foundation. We have planned and bu lit this best of all shopping places on a solid, permanent foundation. And It Is this: IP ITS IX Tins BARGAIN" BASEMENT, IT'S SI IXE A BAIIGAIX. Thousands of dollars wor th of merchandise offered at bargain prices, and not a single Item sold at a reg ular price. Not a single do liar article offered at !Hc. Not a single fifty cent article offered at 4 9c. Rut everv piece of merchandise aacrl flced at the extreme low price that will sell It quick ly. ECONOMY, THRIFT. SAV These words fairly shout save. Underwear for men 19c, 97c, Men's heavy sweater $1.19, XG, BARGAIN'S, SERVICK to you. They call to you to I.2 t 2.-1 ' Girls' dresses 49c, 79c. Sl.f9. I.Hil Heavy sheets. 72x90, each 9Kc Pillow cases, small lot .... 19c Lace curtains 79c, 89o, $1.2:; Underwear for women 19c. 4Hi B.V Women's hoavy sweater $1.19, 2 " "fVys wool milts $2. SI), 3.98, -.7 Men's 51.25 and 1.50 shirts af Infanta bronze and lifht tan shoes 29c Dark house dresses. upecSal 7!c Jleinntwr with today thN department will sot llu pace and load the entire Faster n O if iron in the important Item of Outing flannel In AM Color. Another big lot of Men's suits for winter have Just been turned over to this d1? partment. Have you looked over on r Fall Suits and Coats for women ? Also dresses and skirts. If it's in the liarjrain Rusem ent It's sure a liarguin. Pendleton's Greatest Department Store The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade STOMACH ACTS FIND : K3 INDIGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURN, ACIDITY "PAPFrs IHAPKI-SIX" FIXES 8ITK, MOrit, VPtiETB. fcTOM ACHS IX 11 VE MI SITES. You don,'t want a slow remedy when your-stomach is bad or an un certain one or a harmful one your stomach la too valuable: you musn't injure It with drastic drugs. Pane's Dlanepsln Is noted for its speed In tlvlnur relief; its harmless ness; Its certain, vnfalllng action In regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its quick relief in Indigestion, dyspep sia and gastritis when caused by acidity, has Blade It famous the world over. Keep this wonderful stomach sweetener In your home keep It handy get a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then If any one should eat something which doesn't agree with them; If what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sours, and forms gas; causes head ache, dizziness and nausea; eructa tions of acid and undigested food--remember as soon as Pape's Dlanep sln comes In contact with the stom ach It helps to neutralise the exces sive acidity, then all the stomach dis tress caused by lis disappears. It IfomntnMi. certainty and ease In overcoming such stomach disorders Is a revelation to those who try it. WORK IS RUSHED ON FRUIT WAREHOUSE STAX FIELD CREAM Ell Y SHIPS LARGE COXHKiNMETfT OF CHEESE TO PORTIiAXD. (icorge Cue Iliilidliur IJirKe silo on Mis Ranch Adjoining Town; Other Xem Notes of Much interest' to tlic Town and XeiKllhorllood. f.OV. MrTiM, f RENOMINATED UOjrTOX. Kept. 27. Governor Kimiirl W. McCs.ll was renominated at the republican primaries today by a plurality of mora than 5. votes la his contest with fi raft on I). Cush log. former lieutenant governor. (East Oregonian Special.) 8TA.N" FIELD. Sept. 27. Contractor Allen has a large force of men rush ing the work on the fruit warehouse. The tile work Is being done by p. Hanson of Portland. The stanfleld creamery shipped a large consignment of cheese Satur day to the Portland market. The Swiss cheese factory sent out a big shipment of Swiss cheese Mon day to the Portland and Seattle mar wets. Frank Monies of Tacoma. was In town the first of the week looking after his business interests here. C. W. Connor shipped twenty crates of strawberries Monday. Morgan O'Brien Jr.. of O'Brien, Washington. Is visiting at the home of James o'Orady this week. (ieorge Cue Is building a large silo on his ranch adjoining town. O. V. Hamilton spent several days In Pendleton taking in the JCound lp. Mrs. E. 8. Severance has as her jruests herparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rlppey of Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Btanfleld have retimed from a several days' stay In La Grande. , Miss Beeb of La Grande was the Hnndsv guest of his sister. Miss Es ther Beebe. M. K. Severance off Great Falln. Montana, visiting at the home of his son. E. 8. Severance. W. M. Reynolds will commence the erection of a modern bungalow on his ranch near town. Virgil Brown of BakeV, la spending a few days here. A. B. Clark of Boise, Ida., is In town. Mr. and Mrs. K. X. Wheeler has returned to their home in Portland after spending several days' vLltin friends here. S. C. Smith of La Grande was a Slanficid visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Datishtry of Portland, were visiting on the Uma tilla Itanch this week. Mrs. O. S. Brooks and Mrs. A. T. Kaufman Is visiting In Tacoma. L. C. Ransom of Harney county, was here several days looking up a location. T. C. Gifford has bought ten acres on the project. Mrs. J. P. Klrkpatrick left Thurs day for Corning, Cal., to visit her pu rents. Don Prultt and James Kyle were Umatilla visitors Tuesday.. Great Faith In chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. "Chamberlain's Colic and Diar rhoea Remedy was ueed by my father about a year ago when he had diar rhoea. It relieved him immediately and by taking three doses he was ab solutely cured. He has ereat faith In this remedy." writes Mrs. V. H- Williams, atanley, N. Y. Adv. I1IG M.XKK SINK IN 4 MIXl'TES. Silrviors of Minnehaha Tell of Bravery of ofriecrM. ATLANTIC POKT. Sept. 27. The b! Atlantic transport liner Minneha ha, sunk by a German submarine hept T, went down in four miiiutpa after bein? torpedoed, accord In s Harry Cmr.c, a veterinary surgeon who arrived here today. Clark aid the ftfnklng occurred in liantry Jlay He learned the story from survivors, Tales of heroism by Captain Frank Claret, commander of the Mlnnehah and other officers were related by survivors. Clark said. Chief Officer Albany died while aiding members of the crew struggling in the water, af(- er bo had given his life belt to a til a bled fireman. Cant. Claret, Clark said, rescued several men by plunKln overboard and swimming with then! to safely. He desisted only when ov ercr-me by exhaustion and was res cued. MfTVIIKfj VOTK If CUT DOWN ? ii'i'.ii r r L r Tv' V? .v ; " - V r ? SEENA OWEN. IN TRIANGLE PLAY, "A " "PASTIMK Till fLSl v Al J WOMAN'S KIO.W. AVAKENINO." cv Ynrtt' .Mhvop lias lnl of nl 25'2 for lEnimminatlnri. NKW VORK, Sr-pl. 27. Inspcctiuu tninht of the ballots -cast In the rc publican primaries last Wednesday showed a wain In three assembly dis trlrtr of S3 votes for Former Stair J-'enator William M. Pennett over Maor Mitfhel for the republican re nom ination for mayor. The ba 1 lot? .u st In T(J other assembly districts in the city are yet to be inspected. It appears that the mayor's lead now has been cut to 253 votes. The In comparable Baby Food. Make Hftimtm IDEM AN N'S C. UMsWf ItlHIO. IVAPOT0 OAT MILK I Perfect Food aU ).r In valuta. AT LEAOINa OSUCGISTS WIOEMANM GOAT MLK Ca Farly r.frdtuaii cat 1"h Ills xffeo and I ;olls at 4::t0 ami Then Hus tles Until 10 O dock at NiKlit. BY J. W. PfciLEIt. (United Press Staff Correspondent.) AM KHICAN FIELD HKADQUAIl TKHS, France. ept. 27- illy mail.) Tucked away In the obscurity of France where even the wor news fil ters through several days late. Undo Sam's ftegdliny air-fighters are be ginning to sprout their wluKs. You will find then. In two hl4 French aerodromes men of the ar my and navy and Americana of thi French Foreign Legion who havo temporarily expatrloted themselves to learn flying. Tho early bird-man catches his coffee and rolls at 4:30 a. m. and from that time on until 10 o'clock at night in good weater his hazard ous day is crowded with lectures and study, Ttest Time Not Used. The oaily schedule calls for thret hours rest between noon and threo o'clock. Sometimes a fellow gets a chance to sleep In this period but more often he spends it propped up In h!s cot studying the whys and tin wherefores of the spiral spin. Uncle Siim'oown aviation field Isn't an aviaJon field at all Just now. Engineers are working there putting barracks and hangars or buildings, the necessary railroad spurs with the aid of a band of complacent Uorniau prisoners. Pretty soon now. If t he officials and the people nt home come through with the material, thb field will be one of the greatest avi ation bases in the world. liv.l t he flyers cun't wait so they're learning with the French. Oi i tum lias (.rHiliintcd. Take the army and navy men's school. These men were picked be cause of their unusual qualification and sent over here to France to study flying with experienced Flench air-fighters. Already one clavs of navy men has graduated from the preliminary Course of flying and passed on to the second course, where they will learn to handle tho big machines which drop bombs anu the fleet little craft which do the flsrhtlng. ! Mingling with the American sol- dlers and sailors are other Americans j in blue uniforms, the uniform of the Foreign legion, who flocked over here, confident of learning somehow, v-me where, the flying game more quickly than they could at home. They wll Ibe ready with the rest, when thetfnie conies to fly before the American trenches and stifle the enemy guns. Itlch man's heir and poor mail's son, and the college athletic hero ; a seascn ago are mingled together, taking the same course, living under tho same discipline. Double Control I scd. "The new student goes up In a plane with a double set of control levers,'' said a young lieutenant, the son of a former mayor of New York. "If the student makes a mis take, the French pilot sitting behind hlm.gives a hand signal for the stu dent to let go of everything. Then the pilot worfts the plane with hi i own levers and If itlnrr't too late h can prevent accidents. The double control lever saves a lot of fellows from getting hurt. Hut people will get hurt despite the control system. Students at this school can point out two spots on their flying field where two Ameri can naval flyers fell to their death while learning. And farther down the field, behind a big hangar there Is a pile of three or four Junked aero planes, broken in minor flying accl dents. French officers admire the Amerl can rense or discipline. Here is an instance that the whole camp will remember. The pilot instructed hi; student to steer a straight course no matter what lay ahead because Treen pupil Is liable to upset his ma chine by attempting to turn The pu ptl obeyed and crashed Into a tree. Both occupants of the machine had litfht Injuries but the instructor was satisfied he had a man of nerve. Lock on the bright side. The In como tax has come down to the new.? paper men. Patcrson Call. The Oregon Agricultural College Whera trained prcialiit with raodetn lab' rstorics and adequate equlpoirnt f Its in- ruction leading to colltgiiU degreta in tba fallowing achooia: AORlCOIVrURE, with IS departmental C0HMSRCB, with 4 dprtmata; ENGINEERING, with departmrnta, is- lading Civil. Electrical. Highwar. Induatrial Arta, Irrigation, sod Meehanical Enginaaring; FORESTEY, .deluding Legging Enginaar HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major deparft anta, including training fa tha Practice Housa ; MINING, with tbrca dpartmaats, iaelnaV tag fJli'mical EogioMriag; PHARMACY. THE SCIIOOX. OF ITU SIC, effffra Intima tion in tha principal dparlanui of vocal and fnctrumntal tnoaic THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled tOSS caduia In 1916-17, and won raromuen atioa for O. A. C. frr.m tho Western Depart ment of tho U. S. War rprtmnt at on of tha fifteen "distin(p:inhed Institutions' of titcW learning. Alt ea.Iru will b farnlthed flompleto uniform hf tha IT. a. Government aoJ lira Junior and icmur ea'Inta. enrolled in the R. O. T. C. will btt ci4-n r(.nimutation for utiaiKteiica. as welt as all tranrportatica and suti'tiira at tho six winks' MommT cfop. REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER I. 917. Information on request. Addrasa, iZistrar. Oregon Afr.cbltural CcUsga. ctv&llll. Crsgca. J Remember roast corn? Sa ff Toasting I ( makes things 1 1 delicious B g j YouW like y I LUCKY j j I (tlie real Buriej j I ci5arette) J 4 km0& ; 10 O luvwwaadbr !UIGK It a mi I SERVICE 9 New comfortable taxiea I Touring car for country. I DAY AND NIGHT i SERVICE. i PHONE 464 Wm. Goedecke Prop. H I Stand at Jost's cigar I B store. I BsBBaBBBBBBBWAnBflSananWJBBsS llllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllillliilillllll!: lie DO I YOU I KNOW J That you can get - your cabinet work done cheap- er and better at Pendeton H Woodworking Co., than you can some other place? Get our prices before you have your work done. We guarantee our work. PENDLETON WOOD- I WORKING CO. I Oscar Warnstrom, Prop. 617 West Webb St I Telephone 72. 5 wllllllliillllilitiliiiiiiiiiiiilliliiiiiiliilHii?