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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918.
Don't Fail to Attend This
If
"THE If
'Tj2.i..,.
A fter Supper Sale
This 'sale will talk strongly to the economical side of your pocketbook. It
wilt place at your disposal new, seasonable goods for which you have become
accustomed to pay, and were only too glad to pay, certain specified amounts
at the greatest price savings of the season. Be on hand, therefore, to choose
from these economies and prof it by the savings they of fer. . ( ,
Special No. 1 "
$1.00 GOLF SHIRTS 79c
Here's a bargain, Mr. Man, that
spells economy for you; all sizes from
14 to 17; Jight, .medium and dark col
ors; full cut and extra well made.
After Supper Price . 79c
Special No. 2
75c FOUR IN HAND TIES 49c
' A wonderful assortment of new
styles and patterns in fine quality
silk. After Supper Price 49c
l$w?ci3a o 3
$2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00 HATS $1.49
A bargain without an equal. A
wide assortment of hats in all sizes ;
all the most wanted shades; some are
cloth and some are felt; the celebrat
ed Kensington make: the best medi
um priced hat in America. After
Supper Your Choice. ... J $1.49
Special No. 4
, t , 12! ic PERCALES 10c
Light ami dark colors; 2S inches
wide"; a value that's too good for you
to pass up, After Supper Price 10c
. Special No. 5
35 AND 40c J5EACH CLOTH 25c
, Sport suitings, White and tan
grounds with stripes, dots and orien
tal designs; a suitable cloth for out
door wear; 36 inches wide. After
Supper Price only 2'c
' Special No. 6
75c WOMEN'S SLEEVELESS
VESTS 49c
Very fine lisle, low neck, sleeveless,
all sizes. After Supper Price. . 49c
Special No. 7
65c TURKISH BATH TOWELS 52c
Extra heavy; size 44x24; plain
white; worth much more than the
regular .-price.' After Supper Pr. 52c
7 Special No. 8
5c VALENCIENNES LACES 3'2c
Laces and insertions in very choice
designs, extra quality for the regular
price. After Supper, yard VzC
Special No. 9
NEW SILK PETTICOATS $3.95
These come in all the new and
wanted shades of changeable taffeta
with prettily tucked, and scalloped
flounces. After Supper Price. $3.95
Special No. 10
NEW APRON DRESSES 89c
These are made of good quality
percale in neat patterns, both light
and dark colors, cut full and long and
made in good attractive styles with
wide belts and large pockets. After
Supper Price 89c
' PENDLETONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
cjne Feoples waronousQ
V1' WHFPE IT PAYS TO TRA PE-
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BEST FOOD
The best meats
the test coffee
the best pastry
at low prices.
Clean cour-.
teous excellent
service.
MILLER'S
733 Main St.
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QUICK
LUNCH
NO CASUALTY LIST r the hig ;crman ruicl iieai
YET OF AMERICAN T"ul ,,U!' b''" ro"''v,''l. Army men
' i... OPOTrt CP rl? T 4 TTA ' "ri elated over the hullilnj; tenacity
- REPULSE OF RAID n thw Vm(.rl(,1Hw iwiIiKt wh(m th
" ASHING TOX. .Marelv a. No 1M mmn are will every .possible
of isualticn 111 tlie; American re- trick to fool the green men. 4
j. Bulls '.for Sale.
At
J
We are offering about 35 head of, good registered
SHORTHORN and HERFORD Bulls suitable for farm
and range purposes. ' ..
These Bulls are acclimated and conditioned especially
for range purposes. Each .will be sold, backed by our
guarantee. , .
FEMALES We are also offering a few good SHORT
HORN FEMALES.
Write or wire us for particulars. Tell us your needs.
PENDLETON MEAT COMPANY
Pendleton, Oregon
The New Oakland Sensible Six
Has GREATER PROPORTIONATE POWER for its weight than any other
car built with the single exception of one other, which sells at three times the
Oakland cost. - :
Its high-speed overhead-valve motor is positive and unfailing in action,
delivering at 2600 r. j. m. FOURTY-FOUR FULL WORKING HORSE
POWER or ONE HORSEPOWER TO EVERY 48 POUNDS OF CAR
WEIGHT.
. With all its excess power supply, however, this motor is exceedingly spar
ing of f uel. -
This is due to its efficient and compact design, the system of advanced
carburetion with which it is equipped, and the light weight of the car itself.
N. P. McLEAN, Distributor
Oakland, Hupmobile and King:. w
Phone 222 Main Street
Opposite Pendleton Hotel
S. A. , ftuV' and Vat lHherty. raw
(ilia oouiKyt stockmen, wer inWftlla
Walla" yerriny.v " (. A '
Mrs. It. AYlsHler has returned from
Im Orttnde where Hhe has been visit
In? her fbtutrhters, Mrs. Gale Sturdl
vant and Mrs. Karl Inne.
MIrs Jessica McKwen baa returned
from Lenburg: and Kuaene and will
attain make her home wliH hwp sls-
! ter, Mrs. H. A. Barrett, Athena
i Press.
Following the V. H. and rtaker
hlwh school , basketball game last
nlsht an enjoyable Informal v dance
was held in the gymnasium of the
high school, which was largely at
tended by students and a inimbpr.of
wn folk.
The Sunday afternoon VJctroln
concert at the County Library will
consist mainly of patriotic numbers
loaned by Mrs. K. I-v Smith. Concert
from S to 4 o'clock.
JrorrMin.
Lights out march ,
Victor Military Hand i ,
Iji Pa lorn a
Sousa'H Hand
Cany mo back to old Vlrglnny
Abna Oluck .
Homo, swoot borne
KLsio taker
Tlicre'a t lmjf, long trail"
Stuart & Juifton
Wnwhlnglon post march
Victor Military Band
Fur your country and my country
Peerless tinartette
vnr there
I Arthur Fields
I Juan of Arc
I Henry Burr
! Keep the hmne fires liurntng
John McOormatk
Mflilury polonaise (Chopin)
Vesella'M Italian band
Columbia tha gem of the ocerfn
Lambert Murphy
Battle hymn of the republic
Keinald Warrenrath
Star spangled banner ,
!eraldlne Farrar -I
-a Marseillaise '
Soiifta'fi Band,
Miss Thelma Kretzer, formerly of
The Dalles but now of Helix, 1r the
guest of her cousin. Miss Kva V. Belts, :
( at her home, 510 Jane street.
Mrs X'or bourne Berkeley's class In
surgical dressings will meet Monday
at two o'clock, at the federal building.
Mme Melba is. to sing in Walla
Walla sometime this montb and the
event is arousing- much interest In lo
cal musical circles. Mine, Metba is
en route to her home in Australia aft
er closing a most Buccessful season
during which she raised more than
$100,000. for Ked Cross work.
A dellghtfijjl surprise was given yes
terday afterifn at the home of Mrs.
A. B. McCully; at 113 L,ee street In
honor of her mother. Mrs D. E.
Cargill, who has just returned from a
visit at North Yakima. The after
noon was spent in knitting and chat
ting and light refreshments were
served. Those present included Mrs.
Bowman, Mrs. Black. Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. Headlee and j
daughter Delori, Mrs. Tryon, Mrs. i
Howard and Mrs. Hoover.
Mrs It, Raymond, assisted by Mrs.
K. L, Power and Mrs. R. H. Horr.e,
was responsilrte for a most interest
ing meeting of the Presbyterian Mis
sionary Society -on Wednesday after
noon at the Raymond home on Wa
ter street. It being the last meeting
of the calender year electkin of offi
cers was held, resulting In the selec
tiitn of Mrs. P. J. Hpgeman as presi
dent, Mrs. Mc Masters secretary, Mrs.
Thomas Thompson, first vice presi
dent. Mrs. Matthews, second . vice
president and Mrs. J. T. Richardson,
secretary of literature Following
the business period a delightful so
cial and musical jiour was enjoyed,
during which time Mrs. J. U. McC'ook
contributed a vocal solo, Mrs. Walter
liose a reauing, Airs, j neo. uemnou
a. vocal number, Miss Paloma Bow
man and Raphael R. Rayfnond, a vio
lin duftt, accompanied by Miss Kath'
erlne Wilcox. Mrs. Raymond Hatch.
a vocal solo and Miss GayneU Bald
win, a violin solo. Dainty refresh
ments concluded the lntresting aft
ernoon. Mr. W. IT. Bailfly of Milton and
Mrs. Spear of Freewater were visit
ors In I 'e n d 1 t r j n We d n esd ay, h a v 1 n g
come down in the interests of Red
Cross work.
A. D. Cargill of Helix is hero to
day. .
Vera Ta Tmde of Finterprlse Is
registered at the Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F- Warren of He
lix are in from their home today.
Hugh C Cnrrln, Pilot Rock sheep
man, Is spending the day In the city.
Miss Malen Burnett. Walla Walla
musical Instructor, Is In the city to
day, Mian Fsdlth Malson of Helix, one of
the teachers near that town, Is here
today.
Gui Peret, expert marksman. Is
here and will shoot with the Pendle
ton trapshooters tomorrow.
R. W. Borleske roach at Whitman
College, was here last evening to ref
eree the basketball game. !
An
Announcement!
Having boughout the fehop, tools and equipment
of the Pendletori 'Auto Coihpany and secured the
lease on the building formerly occupied by them at
812 Johnson street, Long's Stone Garage will .re
move to this location March first. ... ,
The new location gives us a arge and commodi
ous Building which will be remodeled and improved
making one of the largest and most convenient gar
ages in Eastern Oregon.
A service station with expert mechanics will be
maintained by us for all cars handled by the Pendle
ton Auto Company, the Stone Garage and the Over
land Night service until eleven o'clock will be main-
tained. The new garage will be equipped with the
latest devices for up to the minute service and hon
est charges will be guaranteed patrons.
M. K. LONG
. Pendleton's Pioneer Auto Man
A CHILD'S TONGUE
SHOWS if LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
IF CROSS, 1-KVKRISII, SICK, BIL
IOUS, GIVK I IU IT T,AX
TIVK AT t)N( F- i
Every mother realises, after giving
her children "California fyrnp of
Figs." that this is their ideal laxative,
because they love, its pleasant taste
and It thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When, cross. Irritable feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, Mother! If coated, give
a teaspoonful of this harmless ''fruit
laxative." and In a few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the
boweLs. and you have a well, playful
child again. When its little system
is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-
ache,' diarrhoea. Indigestion,
colje remember, a good "insido
cleansing" should always be the first
treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep 'California
Syrup of Figs' bandy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs."
which has directions for hahiea, chil
dren of all ages and grown-ups printed
on the bottle Beware of counterfeits
sold here, so don't be fooled.. Hot the
genu Ins, made by "California Fig
Syrup Company."
BETTER AND
SOFTER LIGHT
la autired by th tu of iom
of these baautiful , flxturaa of
ours. They iva a, light that
iliiml.Bt.. M.tn . iupfai.ll.
but that doaa not tire or atraln.
the eyes. They are aot expen-
flciency an ertra beauty, tfby
Dot at least aee them t
J. L. VAUGHAN
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tiicnt. 1 wtinL yntijiiMi to try Uii tr.tment tbi all u try a.
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knowi!iaoul.iiiy succetaiul ttramicnL Over tiotwuM Wnd tPl ouUmIc of tort
Warnc have, arcoiiliii to their wn JtaUmenti, to cured by ttui treatiaeqt dc 1 flrt
maue thin orJr public. - - : '
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cured the worst cMea 1 evi ttuw-ghrt mm m chanc to prmv my claim.
Fend me yoarnnwie nnd nddreM on the coupon below and ft the trial treatment 1 want t
send you KKKK. 1 ho wonticra ac'conipluhed in yoar own caw will be pr1s
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I. C. HUTZELLy Druggist, 2556 Wst Mala St., Fort Wyn htd.
Please send wilnoui coat or fbliffatioo to ma your Free Proof Treat roent,
r
Inaomnla Ih seldom caused by the i
things a man doenn't say..
9lreetand No
To ItemoI'l interior.
The Smlhi-Inergan Co. took out
a permit thlH morn Ins fur the re
modelfntf rf the interior of their
building.
May Anl" ,tr PowlHnii.
i-'red K. Hroucr of Salem Is here to- j
diiy lonklnK over the. Ran engine j
rourHe in the hish Hchrxd with a view i
t.o ppl. IrtK for IriKtrurtor. He Is a ;
practical marhiniHt.
IMIot lEoi k Couple lo.Wct!.
A inarriiiii licciiMe bus ben (rrant
d to Hairy K. Iivell of I'ilot Kock.
4 7. and Kay KJea rir Kturtevant, lio.
alo of I'ilot Ituck. i
When
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You Think of Music
think of Pendleton's biggest and
oldest established music store
Warren's Music House
j Here to stay and bigger than ever ...
LATEST SHEET MUSIC LATEST RECORDS
This big music store with its complete stock
' of everything musical is in an ideal position , '" . ., .. k
' ' to serve you best when you need '
Pianos Player-Pianos Violins
Ukelales Guitars Banjos
Edison Talking Machines
Victor Victrolas
Reed Instruments Brass Instruments
Strings Instruction Books . Sheet Music
NEW VICTOR RECORDS JUST RECEIVED " v
. Come in and look over our stock whether you wish to buy or not.
820 Main Street'
Phone 524