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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FKIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918.
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tzili way 'for us to be sure of Quality ivhen .mm buydstoibe
cuite iuhave itlbefore we sell. We buy only the best merchah-
cfihe, known makes and price it right, If you ehTsdftsTie geiljpui ' money hack
BUY Ttig BEST AND AVOID
EXTRAVAGANCE
i i
' t'ir -,:
i Vj , t This is no time to take
chances-on clothes. Buy,
y good ones; those that are i
J made to last so loner that
j they"savo?iR)!lfey!bT'':you. '
". .ft l ihiitiitr A .w;t"v
We 'havq.Uu;: clothes (j
ifaiC Schaffner & IVYai-t !
.make" then- T' t
. , CooJ looking ,tans, prays
hbm6i)Unsr,' 'J , , ! . ... shepherd j
check's,' soft olive shades, j
flannels; made skeleton
lined; spoi't suits,' 'etc!
. . oouy bin!;.
1 Satisfaction guaranteed
or your ritohef back.
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$20.00 to $ro.oo
sr i Visit Our Pure Food Shop ,
IN OUR COOL SALARY BASEMENT
Cleanliness ... .Econoiny, T,rnv Service
Phone li
i in; ns
Depts .22.
-All Other Depts
' ' ''t uy. i i.ninr.'.cs
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. .
, N'cv,
. Cabbage, Peas, Green Beans,' Tomatoes, New
Potatoes, Lettuce, New: Carros,;.BeeCucMmbers,
lreea unions, and uceen Feppersv., ' ; . ;
AH:
Apricots, Strawberries, Black and Red' Raspber
ries, Apples Royal Anne and Bing Cherries and
Carifeloupes. ; '
Every things you buy-in our cool basement is fresh,
apthe bt on thfi market.- t:
; j;!! .YiOT'-WEAtteii ' wasii 'go6ds' -
Be comfortable,, buy your wajm twea(hcr goods
-right away, nearly three. months to wdar thcin yet.
'nere.a're-,.1';""; 1 ."",iv;!
:v,-;;; siitER'ybtLEs;' tissue .lawns
:faa;w.qrjd of; patterns, dots, stripes, cdnventional de
signs and; plaids, very wanted coloit choose from;
2C to 4( inches i'd'e; .Yard .12 Vzc, 15cr 20c, 25c, 30c,
(35c, 40c to $1.00. ;
CREPE,,$?LIC HANDKERCHIEFS
New, deigiMnoyeIty borders, full assortment, of
iCOlorsV.'each. $5c
, , v . . OUR WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
,,,.4Always .attracts, attention, the quality of material,
ttftiWy it" is made and the novelty of the style ap
,P3i:L lLveEy wornaijof particular taste. Materials
jare organcly, Georgette crepe, pique," etc. Prices 33c
to$3.00. l u i is i,i .o .
GRAYSILK GLOVES
" A splendid quality irt a
full range of sizes: The
pair $1.00
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Wt lTlIE TCVIE
TO BUY
r TliRlFt -STAMPS ...
Embroidered Linen
HANDKERCHIEFS
New designs; hand
work, each 35c
j 'X-Hl I , . , ! YOUR TOILET NEEDS "
are alvvays Imore during the warm weather
(months.. Why not buy them here at this under
fPrWed stqre, 'j, j.., .
,Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 1 50c
.Cuiticura Soap . 23c
Colgate's Tooth Paste 10c and 23c
Elcaya Witch Hazel Balm 50c
Elcaya Toilet Cream. .... i ....... 60c
Melba Rice Powder ..... .' , . 25c
Palmolive Shampoo fc ......... 79c
,Mennens Sen Yang Talcum 19c
Bathsweet, for the Bath 23c
' Listerine ...... . : . . . . . '. ... ...... 23c, 45c, 95c
Colgates Dental Powder 23c
WAISTS Y
OF:EVERY
DESCRIP
TION
We have- waists of every desir
able kind for hot summer days. '
. Dainty Georgettes plain tailored
and embroidered models, in a great
variety of colors. '
Crejic De Chine in high and lo,w
neck, in flesh, white and maize.
Tub Silks in, stripes and plain
materials. ,i . , ,., , ,. .. .
Voiles in many pretty styles in
eluding the new; . blouse of. plain
voile trimmed with organdie col
lar, cuffe and- vestee of contrasting
color, all sizes, 36 to 52. Price? j
from- . ..411.00. to $19.95,
ii I. j. 1 1 ...in i -
I You
Dirtiw" Voiir
Monry Away.
T. .'. .'l'..V1.',.:'j' V ''Y-
Dili You
Hvor ;sk
Tlit' I'ripc?
YOU CANT AFFORD TQ DO. IT. ,
No matter If your iialary or waBPS ure bis. - No matter if your Income
is Krcnt. ynu cannot afford to come down town on your shopping triis
and mtRS tKo Bar?atii' Basement. .- i
HEitrc A1US A fEW'O TI1JS GOOD TIIIXCS ri i:itici YOC.
Prided elsewhere 76e
IiiMhiv Fumy Khors 4tks
'Slies 0, 1, S, S, ' '
Priced elsewhere 50c
Rys Underwear Ulc
From the smallest to the biggest
. , ' bOJV -' a
Priced,olsewhere-20c
, TU(ht Pcrt-aNn llq
All 'ou want at this price.
' ,4 Prlped elsewhere $1.25
Men's I'nion Nulls Silo
' 2 pieco garments -3Sc each.
;'5c MEN'S WORK SOXc
Priced else"wherg at 2 for 25 c
Prfeed' double fetseVhere,
Whltt' Tootwai" to All'
' 81lpters and full-stiaes. '
" iPrieed 23c elsewhere "
Wtrtneif HUnuner Cnderaear1
Special 12 c and 13c each
Priced higher' elpwhero
Vard Onods Iteinhaiits
A big lot tif new ones
These Speclul for Rnturday
lrwnx, Vollex, WaiHtH
Skirls, lrfss3, Fi-ttlCoata
You can't afford to miss a single one of these sales,
gain Basement.
Visit the Bar-
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PENDLET0NS GREATEST DEPAOTAENf
TiT.
Zj WHERE JT PAYS 'TO TRADE Ejlg "gfgj'
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY
THRIFT- STAMPS"
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Miss -Harriet Young-of PendletoH 1
In the city thl? weeH' to ,teml com
mencement exercises at Whitman.
miks YouMb; IWa' gmuiiaM r th cort
servnllve of music, .class of JU6. Kho
is the. guest xf' Mr. and Mrs- IMgnr
FiHcheY. 214 nifCh: Walltt' Wane.
IiU"Sli"1' " ' '
Mis Harriet Young returned homo
this morning frrtm VVulla' Wulla' where
shos attended the commencement ex-
erojseif and'1 her ciuss1 'rotihlon 1 at
Wmtroan, coHege.-'; t ' -' 't ' '
Mr. and Mrs. o. M1. Itico arid' Mls4
Paulino Rice of Pendleton, Htopped In
Wu'llji Walla u fcW Mniira on their way
home from a'motor' trhil-r-Watla Wal.
la Onloh.
Foe Taflfis Peace But
- Only on Terms That
WH1 PHIory England
"IXNDOfi. . June Zlirr-On ..the
trengtta of their military- situation in
fruce th German militarist Jinir-
innn apparently have been inspired
to put forward new Cerraan' - peue
if,! m of ttui moat aggrossh's -oharac
ter. . . , , j.. . ..' . ... . .-. ...
There is not much talk now at peace
without Indemnities and annexations.
On the contrary, there is to be the
Sveresr punishment for all German
opponents, according to these news
papers. '.
T. R Urge Ban for ;-'
iv i' , - . AH But Americans
- BLOOMINOTO.N , On Jun ' 2ij
Ttiera must fce no tittle Germany, no
Iittl9 Kogland or little ataly in Amer
ica, or anything else but America
hre," Colonel. Theodore RooMvelt le- i
c tared in iita a-ddrexs to the graduates 1
ut. Indiana Unlveraity ber this mor- j
Mn. ... - ...
- -Colonel RooeeveU .said there ia no i
room In thia eotintryt for . any buti
"full, Americana"; that only the Eng-
tarti laoa-ttair should be tanghr and ;
apokea, and, that any person who does ;
But desire to live in this country as an
American 1 citizen should be returned
to nig own country. !
The colonel asserted that pacifists
ido not keep the country .out of .war,
and that unpreparedness costs heavily
in money and blood.. ,.
' GERMAN" COl'.VT 18 KlLiMCD.
ljetdcr of .
in Ba-
Faiheriand Party
.;:,! .a i vsjria Khiin. . , . .
(AMSTERDAM.. June 1. Count
Kaapar. J'reysMig. 33 years old, head
of one, of the most ancient Bavarian
furnilieay ha 'been, killed on the west
ern front.
The count, despite his comparative
youth,, was regarded, as the leader of
the' Fatherland party In Bavaria., He
won. fame as a military man In the
Turco-Balkan war when, as a vol
unteer in the Turkish army; he'acfed
as dispatch rider, under heavy fire
along the Tchatalja llnes.... j
In the present war he has tljE-ured as ceiitly, hud' b-j.-r. Iinpertcd f com. Am-
M- aasning cavalry leauer on scverui i crjea.
fronts- ..
SlCT-plessness.: You can't sleep in
the stillest night, if your digestion is
tad. Take Hoods i&rfiaparilla It
strengthens the stomach and estab
lishes that Cundltton in which Hlecp
regularly comes and is sweet an;l re
freshing. ' , v -
BRITISH GET 457,000
' TONS OF U. S. BACON
lXNTON, June 18. John li.
Clyneat- parliamentary, secretary . of
th minlfrtry of food, told the houe
of commons today that no efforts of
the German submarines, however Re
vere, could monace the civilian popo-latJen-
of lreat- :rltam' He naid hat
45T,tKt tn of bacon an.i ham re
MB1L1EWB!
Has Minor operation.
The small Hon of Arthur Copplck of.
Athena, had his udciioidH and tonsils
removed by a local physician this'
niorninj. .
elded that fn affair .shoMld be given
in- JIatipy Cam-on, ' Saturday niuht,
June a, -anti' that it would' be a "Jit
ney" hop. The committee-will try to
keep the -dancers' .cool' by having- a
number of electric fane Installed, ami
by. wetting down the ground, and
building.- Also refreshments, will be
served. Home Guard companies and
the Honor Guard girls from neigh
boring cities are to be given special
Invitations to attend. '
Mako FlriiiM for liaticr.
2'lans for a dance irt honor of Cap
tain H. K. Williams and tho Oregon
Military Police were made at a meet
ing last niBht of committees from the
Umatilla county Home ;uard and the
local Girls' Honor Guard. It was de-
IHItI- WK1I". -Olt: tVOMI-'.V j
It is a question if women doing men
work dt-sen-a particular sympathy, fori
H 4s doutiuful If there is an work that 1
ia- harder than evry-day Uruwm irk. "t
Wrerwark tells oa the kMnfyi. an-1 !
when the. ktdnpys are affect .1 one)
touks and feels ulaer than th actual I
iwn. Mrs. A. o. Wells. R It. i
Ilocky Mount. X. C-. writes: "I can- j
a pralae Koley Kidney Pills enough
r the wuatierfulk henefit I have de- t
rld from their lut for a shoit whii-i'' j
---Tallmn Co. , j
rir was Ht!!itii-:i avi iiorn.FB
"'fi-r t a r twelve- years I ws
Uth-red with kidney, truhl..'-j
wrttes T- t. Hutchlmwo. I.ittle H-k, j
Artt.. '"t tii1 many remedies and doc- j
l.r. but arew ir-e all lite time.. 1 ;
tfled rnle Kidney fills and thev help- I
rd tu a lot. I have lnr-e Mhd Tl
l,x. n4 am nm- a well nis d." r o
i. v Ktdney Pilis drive mil ache rid
;il., .l!e r k!iM trnitle; si rier
MurMna-Hntddr HNm TaSImsn j
':f V''
fhatfclncrprest'njr.
0OF?OTHy DALXOW
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Blaltie Iturton; i,yrl Car-. George
McLaren and Owen Bird were last
evening honor guests at a handsome
ly appointed dinner presided over at
the Hotel Pendleton by -a group rf
friends as a farewell compliment be
fore their departure next Tuesday
morning for army service.'
American colors were used effective
ly about the dining' room and' the stars
and stripes combined with a'-cast of
Uncle Sam to form a unique- conter
piece for tho table. - There were a
number of afterdanner toasts and Carl
Cooloy and Blaine Burton gave short
I talks. Covers were laid .for the four
honor guests and Harvey Hanavan
j t."arl ("oolpy, Kay Snyder. Burton
jGreuiich. finis Klrkpartlck, , J, ,E, El-
kins, Henry Donis, Fred Iimiikln.
!y'illlum rurchase and C- JS. Hopf., .
JVHEltE YOUR JARS' vOME IN
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CKItMAX BAHEH IX MKXIfO-
MluiKtrr of Bnohce .Vtlmlts It Willie
lK-nymg Truth of Any Suili
- Humor.
i MEXK!0 CITY. Juno IS. Germany
! U not' -tolatlng Mesico'a neutrality by
f malntiiining submarine baaea on or
rear the Mexican coast. Mtie for tlie
nndemea raiders which recently have
hern attacking commerce along the
! Atlantic cout of the I'nlted states.
! This statement was made today by
Helnrich von Eckhardt. German min
ister to Mexico, in denying the ex
istence of such hases-
De this- sort of work "Om HW
Far the- sake of the beys "OvT
rtusre."' Canning end Drying Witt) fact-ease-
the wtnter food supply. Write
for free book of in irt ruction bsued
by tke NtioI War Cardem Coensne
sirru, Washington. D. C, eaciotiag 2
. far noataae. .
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;KItMA.Y JOXM IYil VI
OIT KVMI Zr:.I.AM
WKfXI.VGTON, New Zealand. Jims
20 Two enemy mines have been de
stroyed off North f'ape. the northern
extremity of NVw Zealand,, according
lo an announcement nmdc' here.
It Is moHt likely the mines foum
floating off the north conut of New
Zeuland were laid by the raider
Keeadler. which, after preying on
American silp)ilng, was stranded'on
one of the Society Islands.
'Surprising a brlde-(o-'be with, a
''kitchen Bhower.'I Mrs. H.',1',. Whltrf
mart und her sister, Mrs. Mhmle HCiU
'prn; were bontereca o: u gnAlu, of
Miss Klorence Morion.' Tne aarlior
i-fiieniUt' lat cbenlng In couoiHlinent tu
hours of tho- evening were spoilt out
of doors at the Whitman' home on
Lewis street, the guest busying them-Mc-vcB
with neertlewortc to he nddeA tq
the brldo'a chest: and Inter' Wt! ptirty
atfjotil-ned' to tlto dirilng room where
the tnlile was appointed according to,
i churming mollff of pink. Hweetpeas
and' roses in ton of iink. and' fluffy,
sprays of angels' breath filled a great
basket Ih tli .center",, , whllai -ribbons
extended effectively tu1 liny. , pink
urlrice statloneii at the eoveK' Guests
found their places by clever verse,
while equally unique "fortunes," at
tached to tho rlhlmmt. lay hidden am
ontr the bloH-ioma of the.oentral Clus'
ter, Mlwl Morton's ribbon., revealing,
however, n. lovely honor gurt gift of,
linen- A,nl' then came a wonderfully
big-pink' "pie"- to be laid before heri
and the "four and twenty blackbirds
proved to be shining-gifts for the no.
Ikllchen: " ' , ' . -.. . - '
About a' dugen gueat shnrvd ln
pietty affair. , - .i S
Mlsa Kathryn Wootlrufr and Mine
Wilda t'arkor- retutmetl - to Portlanl
today, foilnwlna a vlalt at Union and
a short stop-over herei , ,,
Mr. JohnKslee and wife or Pendle.
ton, are spending a few days in Port'
land and are registered at the Per
kins Hotel." ;,., ,
Mrs. R. IS. Reardon and Mrs, Hob.'
ert Reardon are down from Pasco to
do soirlo . shopping today. ,
Mr. and Mra. CI. IIj Dpw. will mo-ti-r.thls
evening to. . their attractive
summer retreat, which they have
caied "The Pines." and .tomorrow n
group of guests wilt Join them to help
celebrate their t wedding annlverrnryi
v.hich Is Sunday- The party who nre
to enjoy the La Dow'i tOHpltullly Iri
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Matlock,
Mrs. Charles Greullch and Mr.' and
Mrs. M. A. SprlnJtle. . , , ,w . -
B. M. Buck of Pilot Rock Is In the
city.' t .' .' (
W. B. Shaw was In front rreewater
yesterday. s
C. Baxter of La Grande was In town
over night- . '. "
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Slater came' 111
from' Stanfleld', est'erday. " ' "
Callld Lutze of Baker Is stopping' at
the Pendleton hotel' today.
T. F. Boylen left' last "night for
Addle, Idaho, on business: "
gam Walker Is Irt town from his
home bit the Pilot Rocrf' roo.' ' '
J. A. Horan'of 'picUhncrfayert W
here from Portland today.' ' ' ' 'T' "
Mr. and Mn, Vllllam ' Wilder " of
licho, are guests i ri Pendleton today.
' Mrs. L. U Carille of Westdn,' stop
ped overnight at the Bowman hnleV
A Jenaon of Athenai' was here over
night, registered at the BoWman' nii-'
te ,'. , , . ..
, Mr. arid Mrs. Wlljlam Wilder were"
In from Echo on business this moru-,
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K. W. Bennett la here for m few.
days renewing Pendleton acquaint-,
ances. , .
Mrs. It. X. Otanfield of Pendleton;'
ia rgltered at the Portland hotel' ut
Portland.
Mrs. Marie A', iralrnrl -of Walla Wal.
la. Is reglKtered at1 the Pendleton Ho
tel today.
F.. H. Felts., f-iokaue' horse buyer.
and Mr Fct.i, urd registered at the
Hotel St. George;
C. L Forbes, a . butcher ' of ' t
Grande. Is In town,, atopping at the
Hotel St. (Heorge- :
VV. J. Evory of Nampa. Idaho, who'
ii spending some time at Lehman
springs, was In' town last night.' ' --
'JoMH Lltsenbrrger Is here tiidnV-
from HndiCott, VV.li having come to
meet his wire, who arrived from' Hot
Lake., " ' . ' ' '' '"'.' "
IMIAFT EVAPKRS IX
MOC.XTAISS AII.K1)
. SANTA CRUJT. June 21. Otto Dor
el and George Smith. Get-maw! aliens,
were arrested at midnight lat night
four miles north of Laurel. In ths
most lr.accesinle part of Santa Crux
ieounty. by Sheriff Frsfton. They are
'wanted by the department of justice
for evasion of the enemy alien laws. J
Iwrsel formerly lived at Third and
.Howard streets, and fmith at the
Northern Hotel Ban Francico. '
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Mr. and Mrs, Frank AUn of Pma-
tllla, stopped nvernltfht, at the Hotel
Kt. Georgo- They were, married, here
yatrday. . '
Gus Roth, special agent of the Lon
don insurance - corporation, with:
headquarter la- Portland, ia- ia Pen
dleton today. , ,
Miss IT. MacCMrter haa arrived here
from Spokane Wash., and Is ntaktng
he? home at the HoteJ St. George for
the pr-eseai.
A. H. Wyatt and wife and W. 1L
Osborne and wife, trt Amity. . drove" In
from White Salmon , yesterday, Icav
Inff today for HakeT.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Jones of Tilings.
Oregon, were In.pendluion yesterday.
J Mr. Jones ia a. prumln.cnt stocknan oc
i tho Range district. .,, . t t i,
- Friends of Mnv Roe .Winter who
;has been quite seriously 111, will be'
, glad to learn that she is much Im
proved astt la able to Jje sitting up.
Mrs. WImer is t H. Anthony's hospi
tal. . ,...
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rRVIVOIli L.MFI. ,
DCOTHV V' HIO OB JANKIRO. Juna !. Th
OALTON .British ship Holbein today landed 41
ti"FlaT-Up"Sjt "urv,vf ne British steamer Calm
fiWf At i itosa. sunk by a submarine off Aaereo,
May 30.