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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1918.
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NEW CLOTHES AND EASTER SUNDAY
There's a bigger idea back of "New Clothes for Easter" than just clothes for clothes sake it's the effect that new clothes have on
you and your attitude towards life things look brighter everything's fresh you feel like doing big things. Let us tell you of our new
Easter fixings. Come where we can spread before you an endless array fashion's spring song is written in the folds of the beautiful
new garments and materials that daily come from their wrappings bringing freshness and a blending of beautiful colors.
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A SUIT
THE MOST PRACTICAL GAR
M ENT FOR SPRING
Aside from the unusual beauty
of the- suits this spring, there is
no garment that is so thorough
ly practical for all-around wear.
Weather conditions make a
suit practical except in the ex
treme heat of the summer and
then you have an ideal garment
for early fall. At least five
months of steady wear.
A suit is the necessary gar-
ment for your vacation trip.
y We have sports suits of jersey,
homespun and tweed. Just ' the
things for golf, motoring and
Seashore.
The excellent quality of ma
terials used in our suits, the ex
treme care used in their tailor
ing the'little details of finish are
a promise of the excellent ser
vice you can expect Our moder
ate prices will prove a revelation
to you. Come and look.
Whatever Style You Want
You'll find it here at The Peoples
Warehouse
Every man has his own ideas about
style: - ? .'.V :';.,; i .
A style "that appeals to one man may
not please another at all. We took ail
this into consideration when we bought
this great stock of fine clothes and as
a result, NO man will walk out of this
store this season because we haven't the
STYLE he wants. -v
AND THE QUALITY IS WONDER
FUL. Just to be able to selL ANY kind
of merchandise at our usual price is a
big achievement this spring, but to.be
able to offer our present qualities is
nothing short of wonderful.
'
Great values at $17.50, $20.00,. $22.50, 'i
$25.00, :J0.00 and $35.00.
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REFUGEE RELIEF IS ! GUTICURA HEALS
MADE A DEPARTMENT
Now Is The Time to Buy
ITALIAN SILK UNDER-
. i . WEAR
A necessary requisite to
your Easter toilette is Itali
an silk undergarments. The
fact that they are "Kayser"
'means quality, fit and style.'
Italian Silk Knickerbockers,
$2.50 to $5.00.
A CLEAN UP SALE
OF SHOES
A CLEAN UP SALE
OF SHOES .
Italian Silk Vests
$2.00, $2.50.
$1.75,
Italian Silk Envelope Che
mise $3.50, $5.00, $6.50.
Italian Silk Union
$3.50 to $7.50.
Suits,
Cotton Foulards, mercer
ized, high lustre finish, 30
inches wide, printed pat
terns same as in high grade
silks,, the yard 45c
Shoes for the whole family. Shoes at clean up
prices. Broken lots, odils and ends. We can fit
ou in some kind of a shoes. ." ' .
MF.X S II11KSS SIIOKS S;t.K9
A shoe that would cost ou $.i.oo. "Flex" Sole,
sensible toe, lace or button, sizes 6 to 10, . . $:l.89
MEN'S TAX KII $l.9
Here's a shoe that would cost you $6.50 regu
larly. On a neat last, either button or lace.
Special $l.l!
MEN'S F.Nfa.ISH SHOE.S S:i.!)8
Shoes that are selling for $6.00. An excellent
English last, the dull, fine calf, sizes to 10. S3.9H
CIVILIAN" IMJF.SS SHOES .8!
Just as the army shoes is the best of its kind,
so is this civilian dress shoe. Ask to see them.
Special $:t.8!
A MONEY SAVING SAM'. ON WORK SHOES
il Tan Calf
Rlack Supple- Calf
Uarn Yard Proof
$."..00 Heavy, Soft Veal v
Plain, Toe Arny Iast . .
I.iKht Calf Work- Shoe ..?..
WOMEN'S SHOES AT I'ltlt'KS Vol'
l'AII'BEFOHE
Here are hut a few of the hundreds
shoe bargains.
S5.50 IMtENS SHOES S1.B8
One bijr lot, on neat lasts, $4 to $.'..r,o
No. 2Vd to 7. Priced low
S7..10 TAN" SPOUT SHOE $1,811
A shoe on the new sport last, with the new low
heel, priced as hifih as $s. Sizes 3 to S. Special
the pair '.' SI.S9
:. Dressy Klack Kid S:t.2
J7.00 Tan English SI. 89
$7.50 Tan Sport I-ace $1.1)8
. . S2.h
. . S2.89
. ." s:i.:i
. . :!.8
. . . 3.59
. . SI2.8B
NEVE It
nf Women's
values,
. $1.98
Comfort Shoes and Slippers are included in this
L sale.
$7.50 til-own ft laced Colt $I.I1S
$5.50 Heavy Kid English 8:1.19
$7.50 Combination Color $1,118
$S.OO All Black H. T. Kid .'.t $l.
High Top Black Kid -i $:S.K
Chocolate High Top ,-. $1.98
Black Bright Kid Lace SS.29
Wide Lace Black English '. $1.69
High Top KJd Sport Shoe , . . . $:!.K9
Patent Leafner White Top S;t.79
The Easy Kid Shoe y $2.89
Watch for Our Sale of All ;raj- Shoes.
shoes for the ijiu ;ii:i.s
You'll actually lose money if you don't outfit
your big girls with shoes from this deportment.
There are fancy shoes, plain, shoes,' heavy shoes
and light shoes on sale in this, low priced shopping
place.
SHOES EOlt THE Mti HOYS
You've found it out before this, or possibly your
neighbor has told you. We nrc.aelliriK boys shoes
in this sale cheaper than all lOystern Oregon. If
yu visit this busy selling place you will convince
yourself that we are right. it
SHOES Hilt THE LITTLE KIDDIES
The little girls, the little boys. Shoes that Wear,
shoes that fit, shoes that save.
Tan Sktiffer shoes. Light Kid shoes. Heavy Kid
shoes. Heavy Calf shoes, Colored Dress shoes,
itnglish Dress shoes.
Hundreds of different kinds of shoes all ft. bar
gain prices.
Visit this host of ull sales in the liuraain l!;u.o
moiit. and romemlier that if it's in Hit llarain
Kascmcnt it's sure a Bargain.
BUY YOUR THRIFT
STAMPS HERE
Heir y ur government, buy thrift
stamps. EVy war savings stamps. We
have them Xor Hale in our office oa
bill cony. -.
Thrift Stain. "s, each . . . 2.Vi
War Savings' Jstjimps, each.... Sl.
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PENDLET0N5 greatest department store
opies vvarenous'
I -I - III - ' ' - -' ' rmm-'K-
From Our Pure Food Gro
cery Dept. in our Sanitary
Basement Phone 15
Potatoes Dry land moun
tain spuds, from Weston,
sack $1.23
Oranges Extra fancy oi1
anges, dozen 35c, 75c
T. P. W. Xtrarade Coffee,
no better Coffee at any
price, pound 40c
i
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. 40c
Fresh Vegetables, Cabbage,
Cauliflower, Ripe Toma
toes, Cucumbers, Arti
chokes, Head and Hot
House Lettuce, Rhubarb,
Spinach, Turnips, Beets,
Carrots, Parsnips, Green
Onions and Radishes.
Winesap Apples, fine for
eating and cooking, the
box $2.00
SEND "HIM" A SMI LAG E
BOOK
Wo have thorn for tali here in our
office on balcony.
20 Tickets
3 0 1 Tickets $.").iit)
For noldier'3 u.se in , cantonment
theaters..
OF RED CROSS WORK
Parent-Teacher Codicil As
sumes Management; Mrs.
Williams Board Member.
A t n meeting of tho Iureiil-Teaelier
council Kiitluy eveniiiK1, Mth. K.
Williams, tho pveaident, wuh elected
to lopresent the I'nrent Teacher ur
KiinixullonH f thfl city fiK a jnemhT "f
the hoHril of nuinyKCrs of tho ('nmttllu
Itoil t'ross I'httpter. Tho Inyotlu work
nixie I'UiUcn hy tho J 'nrent-Teueher cir
cles hns nut yith Hiu-h uplenilitl sue
cosa that it In thoiiKht wise to make
It a couiity-wiile muvement, anil to t
entt tho KeI vross chajtr has open
ed n department of roftiKoo relief
woNv and asked tho Parent-Teacher
council to as.su mo tho manuKtmeut of
It, fleutiiiK a member to Hit on their
hoard ns I the case in tho variotiH
other departments.
An Interesting artlclo nppears In
the last "Child Welfare" maKaxlae
relative to nil exhibition of made over
clothing held In Washington, U. C,
last April by the National Convention
of the ConKresH of Mothers and Parent-Teacher
associations.
Interesting mention is made of the
fact that there were 34 different war- W-lch, his house was offered for
meats exhibited made from men's ! cluncintf. while every teurn owner vol
cast-off shirts. Persons donating old unteered assistance In Kttin teon
clothing are asked to bear this In there, which is 3 miles from here. AH
mind. Shirts frayed at collar and ladles will, take lunch, consisting of
cuffs, can be used to such splendid cake and sandwiches. Kveryone is ll
advantaife. vilcd to attend.
SKIN TROUBLE
Of Twenty Years' Duration. Suf
fered Terribly With
Hands and Pimples, . ; . ...
Used Three Cakes Cuticura Soap
.and One Box Cuticura Oint
ment. Cost $1.25.
"I did out In all kind of weather
nd have suffered terribly with cracked
hands anu pimples, lie
skin was sore and red with
itching between the fingers,
and in hot weather I could
not sleep. 1 irritated ?ht
affected parts, and I could
not work at times . The
' irritation was unbearable.
"I had the trouble for twenty years.
Then 1 used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment, aod after using three cake of
Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura
Ointment I was healed.'.' (Signed)
Pennl A. Sexton, Juntura, pregpn.
' To prevent loss of hair. Treatment
On retiring touch spots of dandrutf
and itching with Cuticura Ointment
Next morning shampoo with Cuticura
Soap and hot water. Tbey are ideal
for every -day use In the toilet, balh
and nursery. ., ,
Sample KaobFraebr Mall. AdclreM post; .
card: "Cuiieura, llvpl. K, Boston." Sold
everywhere. Soap 2c. Ointment 25 and 50c. '
Two Hundred Million
Is Loaned to Britain
WASHINGTON". Mari'h 12. An nii
(Utlunal loan of two hundred mil
lion to Hrilaln is announced Itv Keo
relary Mo.tdim. This ItIiiks Hrltaln'n
total intU-bteclnoss to the ' lnited
States to two anil a half billions and
the allied Avar indebtedness to nearly
five billions.
r.o rrxT sol im ,i;s nryixt; i.axd
HER DAOOHTEt!
WAS SAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells of Petersburg
Tells How. v 1
southern l'm-tric Will .A-U No l'ny
mt'iit t'ntil Al'ttr War.
SAN FKANCISCO. March 9. Sol
diers and sailors who have been buy
ing Southern 1'acifie Katlpiad cutn
pany lands on the installment plan
need not Trorry about their payments
until the war is over, aeeordinp to a
statement issued last nlKht by B. A.
McAllaster. land commissioner for
the comiany. These imrehawers. Mr.
McAllaster said, would have nine
months after the termination of the
war in wbieh to Resume their obliKa
tions. This applied, he said, both to
prineljml ami interest.
Meacham Shivers at
20 Below Wednesday
iurrr wkxtiikii" i-.it vkom
. SIMIIXG I. IKK IX MOI'XTAIX
TOWX.
rrtersljtirf. Va. "fFor two years'
my daughter suQered torn a weakness
and" pains in ner
right side; at times
she was so bud sha
could not do any
work. For two
years she was at
tended by tlie best
physicians here, ark!
Loth agreed that
Bhe would have to
be operated on. I
BUKgeaied Lyiiia K.
Finkham's Vegeta
ble Compound, an J
at first she refused
to take it, but fjnally consented. From
the very beginning it helped her, and
now she is entirely well, and telling
everybody how much pood it has dona
her'-Mrs. W. V. W'iOAS, 228 North
Adams Street, Petersburg, Va,
If every girl who sullen as Miss
Wells did, or f rom irregularities, painful
periods, backache, Bideachc, dragging
'If ill
m
1 1 '
down painn, inflammation or ulceration
would only ive tlii.t famous root and
herb remedy a trial they would soon
find relief from such sulfering.
For special advice women are asked to
write the Lvtliu E. l'inkham Medicine .
Co., Lynn, Moss. Tho result of forty
years experience u ut your service.
1 Con Dung Low 1
2
Hanks iot A eport.
WASHIXfiTOX, la ' The
,ni)trollcr of currciK-y n failed f""
a report of tbf- cnnditioir "t national
hankB t the t-hx of biwVK" Jlareh
fourth.
Hay ward Collapses
! specialist, and was preparins to visit
m 41 J TT 4 1 lne pnysician s fiiiiees in ine .Meven
in 1 Ol'tlana HOtel IbuildinK when he collapsed and was
j removed to his room. Dr. Jones im-
mediately called to see him. lie was
i later removed to the hospital.
Condition of Coach Not t'ritieal.
I Or. Jones said last night that there
Prices Will Advance fc. oon
WILLYS-OVERLAN'D
Motor Cars
Model 90
Country Club.
Mod-. ..,
Model . .
ViJl M-Nix . . .
Willys-Kniiiht '.
.5 Vassengec $8'
, 4 lJaBJenger -JiSil;
,'l TaiiSenKt-r U02r"
.5 FaiengT i ".10 jl'
.7 I'asscnser V '-3 6 t
7 PatJW:nK-r 16j
I'OKTLAND. March 1 2. William
Hill t Hayward, the far-famed track
cuach of the L'niversity of Oregon,
cullapf-ed In the lobby of the Imperial
Hotel yesterday afternoon was
removed to the Portland Surgical
Howpital for observation.
Hayward arrived from ICneene yes
terday to consult Dr. Wiley N". Jones.
was confined to his bed for several
weeks.
Health I'uiln Kapidly.
The old f isht which heljied make
Hayward famous as a track roach and
developer of athlete in all branches
of sport prevented him from reriain-
was no immediate cause for worry re-, in; indoors, and he sotm Iei"t the farm
parkins HaywarnVs condit ion. and returned to Ku prone, wlu.-re he
Ifayward has been ailinc; since last asHiimed char,' of the track pns
.Wrvember, when he suffered a se- pects. 11 b condition srndna Ilv hi;
vere attack of .tomaine poisnnins and came worse and yesterday he arriv-
eo in this city and placed himself un
r the care of I )j Jones.
fjtl Cms ikiiki to Im .ivn SJilnr
day MtrliL lit lid Ucli li' Home
Otlier owny tf lutoroit.
Kust OreRonian Special.)
MKACifAM. March 11. March hast
proved rather uncertain weather. n
Tuesday it was lti below, on Wednes
day 20 below and on Thurnday 12 bt-
bu.- llmvcvpiv il ii rin r 1 ln tli, v it u .m
like Snrl,,,-. . .n St.tur.lay niuht uhot.t I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II IHIII III':
i...v ..r fl ......In '
.1. 1 t'asry made a business trip 1o
f;ranle on Minduy.
The Northern Ufthts were very vis
ible here on Thursday nlsht.
John lockweiier went to I'endleton
on Friday to receive medical treat
ment, having been ill for several
weeks. j
Mr. J. I. Casey has been on the sick 5
list for Sfveral days with a bad attack jS
of rheumatism. j S
The bridKe sanr, with J. O'Merra t E
as foreman, was set hi hero on Fri
day to do some repair work.
Ituker Lumber 'o. shipped out a
car of lumber on Friday.
The Literary Society held Its regu
lar proKram' on Saturday niwht. Tho
very interesting program was as fol
lows:
; SonK, Joan of Arc, Huth Austin,
j KeciUUinn. What the Little Girl
'Said, Stella Shepard.
I Song:, Somewhere in France, John
Casey.
: Xlecitation, Vehn.t Jenkins.
CHOP SUEY,
- NOODLES
Chinese Stylo.
E
HOT TAMALES S
CIIILU CON CARNE I
5 fe TAMS II STYCE1, , H
I LUNCHES I
HOXOi; K;lv UFAlt AIIIItALft
Torpedo Iloat. lHtroyers ' to
Xameil in Their Honor.
Wash i nut on. March .V;nnlnR of
r.''v ftrpedu ho;it. dftroyiTs in honor
' f ren r admirals who distinguished
tii'-mstlvcfi in early wars was an
nounced today by Secretary Janlels.
The ofrircrs thus honored are: Wil
liam I tad ford. John J terricn Mont
W"niery, ('i;irb-s Stuart Mttufd.
Folk Iances, Ituth Austin and Rtel- ,S
la Shepard. !
ilc . Heading of the Third Chapter of
- COFFEE
Everything clenB anil up-to- H
date. FIItST CLASS 8ERVICB
TEA 5c Package
UNDER STATE I
HOTEL
Cor. Wehb and Cottonwood 8 to.
I'hone 667. Pendleton, Or. '
Automobile Tires
Cup ele
I7 7fl 113.45
17.SH
;(i.r.
2 7.
2 7.40
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r.l.4K
2
3.
3.
4..
Some Silver- Vacu- Bar Iray
Popular town um Clr- Ti 'les
Sizect Cords
T'xJ'i 22. 5
Sl'xJ'j t37.60 26.75
31jt4 3 3.65
32x4 47. S6 3.3
33x4 4S.10 3S.4H
34x4 00.45 3.1
33x4 'i r.O.SO .5
3tx4' 6.7S S7'
:'.x4 Vi 6S.11 Xi I
V.teuum "ur Tires tire k tiara n
eed ju r warrivnty Tag Attr.eheti to
:n U t'usiwc. For 4MMMI MII.KS.
Hiir iri-l Tires for 3.',mh inile.
mm PENDLETON CO.
lialif- na-taiid aniil Willj
Kaucht lcrtor 4 aps.
Mi' Joho.xnr St. I'hone 542!
I'i twtlfton. ore.
mmmm
M 'ii, M
I.-.t. i i
T , 1 -vl '..til
Send Dim a pouch
of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Flag
Real CravtTv fTiAWtner Plucr trior'a f
f&'&W&Will oiiep' tobacco, that he can use anywhere,
i-vPfcvi , anjimic. just a smaii cnevr or leai oravely
'ktTlW7Tr,: is enough all traad tnharrn. c t.t
ffifllljfljj'made the Gravely way, not loaded up Vtith
f V iWrijlJl m)fy ! GiT "an chew Rl Crarely Plus, and he
'W i'l U V; "(,, wUI tel1 yo that m the kind to end- Send the bel!
f U ' to chew Real Gravely, because a email cLcw cf it lasts a
n r If I
; I If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your Ua'Jn and
I ' -JJ I.'mI. i.: i : . ,
improve your smolcs
f:i iksmMmi tm fkt a4 ajtf
SN3 YOUK FBIEND IN THE V.S.ShSlCZ
A POUCH OF GKAVtXY
Dealers T araon Ixcre carry it in 10c. poachf. A 3c stump
will put it into his bandw in may Train.ns ( una or Sopol ti.
U. S. A. Etmi "ovwr Iber a 3c. ittinp will ikm it to l..m. "Your
d-ler will wpply ooTotopn ud itc yov At.Ll dtf4Bcu.w buw to
P. B. CRAVELY TOBACCO CO., Danville, r'o.
71 Patent Ptmci kreft H Fred, nj Cleat erj L.xdi
- It u mot Heal Crow mithomt itit fioUtiti.i L.U
tatablUhed 1831
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FACTS ABOUT FOOD
nf-;m. and meat hoth fur- 4
niili Jiof'.v-I.iiildini; material. Yet 4
Koine hoiisewH on serve l.-aked 4
l't-an.s as a vertahle with meat 4
and serve just as nuirh meat 4
a- ev.-r.
2. Corn sruri Is a perfectly
whoh .--onie fo.u! it contains
Klneoso. .-ind clnefise l a whole-
s'T.ie food, jt can well lie used 4
insteail of so nincli e;ine or liet
sosa r.
::. f'.''t!iieal is "ri.-her" "than
wheat flour. Jt contains about
7 i'-r cent fat. while white flour
has from ! to :i per cent.
I. .iraliaia ciiflir.; are made 4 t
tf v. li"at flour. l,nt oatmeal 4 :
t;i i'I i's l-.ave a v.-ry similar
alol tliev siive the wheat. 4
!:;. atiroaches wheat in
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THE
1 1 "WRIGHT Wri
"Our Bill" by Kd Austin, who wroto it,
llfailinif of the "Mot Air Itusle," by;
niir editor, J. K. Alarshnll. - - - - - T '
Tho debate fnllowed, the .uetion X.' ( I !i 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 II 1 1 UU Uft
t'lIIK ' I ' t il ill l lit' II lit K iJs
niure chancos than tho womin. Mrs. '
I. lilnckburn as captain, Mrs. Kd Aus- S
tin, Hoy Hawos, .lamoH Jakr and K. S
if. Dcnson wore fr tho affirmative, s
while Mrs. II. Fa sail as captain, and s
Mrs. J. A. AV'nteiH, John C'asoy, J.
MarnhalJ and Mrs. K. H. DeiiHtm wei
fr tho ncKiitiVdS The neativoa won.
Next the critic's report was read by S
MThe basket VoHal. announced last By USing the"VRIGHT
week was postponed. It has now S C rt s, S
been decided on haviriR u dance and 5 " 01. CUfing ITlGat s
Hoover supper on Saturday niKht, E yovi ran have thfi hptf
Murrh Hi for the benefit of thf Hrd UU CtA11 HVC UltJ UCfat S
c:mss. Through the kindnesH of Kd e meat that can possibly 5
: S T U ME Z E I The "WRIGHT WAY" I
'SAVES WOMAN FR05l is to Use Wright's Ham ;
iicKie ior maKing sugar
SURGEONS KNIFE
last.
.Tan. 7, 1918. "My wife hns hoPn very
sick ami I have hnd twn lnetnrn with
ti r. They saiil fltie had ..ppen.lieitiH
ami w.nilil have' to have nn .iperntion.
Sine she I, .-nan takiliK STU.MKX.K sh
I'leail'iiiakiri'; .ualitie.i rnori 4 ; ih just R:,'ttiiie nlonc fine. 1 believe
ii. ailv tlian does anv oilier L-raln. It will cure h. r." Jan. Hi. 1'ilS
. I'm k hi:. I Is not w Ileal , 4
ife is doins fine. She is ftlit
hut an in Iv .liriei . iil ur.-.lri. 4 ; . , ow ,. it , Sti:.M K.K." II. W.
7. . 'Is can l e use. I In place 4KiM,I.. Itynn, nkla.
of neat. 'I'ticv coiil;tin milcll fat 4 i If your stolnaeh hiirtn. If you have
ami t.,lv luihliie- ma I ella I ami 4 t-. '""" "lelllllir of food, dyspepsia.
... . inuitcest Ion, ,-ntarrh of the nlonim-li, srn
often lim. I, ,-tar, hy material, loO. 4 ,,,,. ,,, v,,r .Irnirist nnH B..f n holfld
" 4'r STI'.MKZK. the maater preaerlptlun
4444444444v444 4 for atuniavb ilia. It U guaranteed.
cured meat and then I
smoke the meat with '
"WRIGHT'S SMOKE." 5
Sold by .
t ie s zs
Tallman & Co.
ladlngf DrnfTgtsta. S
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