East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAGES QUALITY, S TYLE, SERVICE, A tt; Combined With Right Prices Make The Peoples Warehouse the Place Where It Pays to Trade 1 Style, VaZue Ii I'M m m PAILY EAST OTvKGONTAN, PfiNDTETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1010, ;. . . up , .ii. j i .. um il i i T-ni . "I"" I, 1 i1 "' "' '- a ' . . i. ...... i.i.ii.iiiiMiiuiMiiMiiiiMimiiiitti linn tint iiiiiiiiiifiimiliiMiimi it nil mi Minimi Ml IIIIIIIIIIIIIH MUMmilullWilMliuiWIIIIiiWWilil! ;' jp" IA m E3 Variety they are all here M " To give you a little more style; more value and more things to choose from than anyone . else that's , what we're here for. We are doing it with HART SCHAFFNER & MARX . Suits and Overcoats. , , Waist -seam overcoats; Chesterfields, Raglans; live ones; all wool. Business suits; new; wor steds; tweeds, cheviots; for every figure. Waist-seam suits ; single and double - breasted; many va riations. Varsity suits for 1919; plain but very stylish ; with many new touches. ! 25.00 to 65.00. IT'S NEARLY HOUSE- CLEANING TIME and that means NEW CURTAIN NETS. Come to this store for your window ,; drapei'ies. . where you will not be shown . one old piece, only the newest de signs in .white, ecru and ivory nets, 36 to 45 inches wide. Our saleslady in this department will either make them up for you in the lat est mode at a nominal price or instruct you how to make J them. Ffices, per yard doc to $1.50. : FRENCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS for a cool, fresh looking mo rning dress or afternoon frock would be hard to improve upon. Full 32 inches wide, of soft, firm weave and fast colors, they wear well and are decidedly fashionable. Beautiful plaids, checks and stripes. The yard 50c to 95c . T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model, Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, All 15 All Other Depts, Call 22 KKTTKR THAN JCST IT.OM THE C.VKDEX it Is seldom art Improves on nature, but tbe can ners eelenee has produced a much bettor ar ticle than the natural product, in IMamoud V. Asparagus, 43' Something New. Fix your mouth for a. treat. Brown Beauty Beans, can . 2Uo Baby Crimson Beets, 3"c Fancy Main Corn, can . 2,V? Very Choice Bauer Kraut, can 20c; Karly June Peas, can . . 20c. Stag Brand Sugar Corn, can , 15c Tou will want to put down a few Eggs aKain this spring and you will want Water Glass. We have it and iasaure you it is the best. Quart bottle, full measure for 40c MORE OF THOSE REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES have just arrived, showing the popular shades of mode, tan and gray as well as white and black, with self or contrasting stitching. Tliey are very scarce, better . buy your size now. The pair $2.75 toJ3.00. IF ITS PHOENIX SILK HOSE YOU KNOW ITS GOOD Wre are the exclusive Pendleton agents for Phoenix. They wear better, they look better, they cost less. Black, white and colors. , The pair : . $1.15 to $2.25 Neat, Novel, Nobby and New DRESS SKIRTS that are so fascinating in style, you will readily realize why the separate skirt has taken an important part of Fashionable JVomen's Dress. Richness in quality and st rikingness in styles are the keynotes of these pretty ski rts. Keep in the trend of Dame Fashion by selecting one tomorrow. Unusually low priced. Tricolette, Tan-ta-si, messaline, taffeta and beautiful plaids $8.50 to $25.00 DON'T YOU NEED A NEW BEDSPREAD? We are showing some extra good values in crochet and Marseilles bedspreads that are extra large size, either plain hem or scalloped, with cut corners. They are all good qualities, fresh and clean. Prices. . . $2.00 to $7.50 BED PILLOWS , Covered with feather proof ticking, contents are sani tary steam cleaned feathers from chickens, ducks and live geese, insuring a lofty buoyant pillow. The pair $2.95 to $8.50. PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS AUTO ROBE None better, large sizes, extra warm and heavy, green, blue and brown. Each $16.00 to $17.50 AUTOMOBILE VEILS Made of heavy silk chiffon cloth, extra length and width in all the wanted colors. Each $1.75 to $2.50 m S3 H ' el 1 E3 E3 3 H , f . . PENDLETON 6REArEST.DEPARTiHOfrST0aE V : lfiPeoiles rehous WHERE IT PAYS TO T R A P E EQEEBgggg VISIT THE AUTO SHOW. IT'S GOOD. m E3 It Mill V7 you to rail at this store) before yon buy. NOW SHOWING New Go-Carts and 2 Wheel Sulkies 1 CLOCKS Off FORWARD HOUR ON MARCH 30 The prices of these go-, cards and sulkies range from $10 to $35. If you need anything in this line, don't fail to call at ny tliinir you wed in ctiiltlmt's furniture onrta an rilis. liish Clu.tr. w alkerx. Junix-r. it.-.. It will " K ms r Hot! $ tewt. 114 E. Wrebb Phone 548 ! OHEISOX NEWS BUREAU, Wash ! ington, March 13. L'nder the daylight ; saving law all the clocks in the United j States are supposed ot be turned for j ward one hur at 2 o'clock in the , morning of Sunday, March 3, and all ; of the railroads In the United States, ; including those outside government ' control will be ordered to make '.neir i schedules conform to the new time. I A movement to repeal this daylight i savitiit law was started In the last con- Kress, but the protest from worfcins ; people in industrial centers poured In i in such bewildering numbers to mem i bers of congress that the reucal Mas never pressed. Under the law. the ; saving period runs to the last Sunday , In October, on the morning of which i day at 2 o'clock the clocks will he turned back one hour to observatory , time. vlathan and Mauretanla. MaJ. Gen- John O'Kyan, command er of "New York's own' said. "The high opinion that has been held of the fighting qualities of Am erican soldiers I believe has been jus tified." he said. "Our troops were looked up to by the British ad the French and also, I might say, by the enemy." Initiative and dash of the Ameri can troopd brigaded with the British in the campaign which began Septem ber 29 last for the St. Quentin canal and resulted in breaking the Hinden lurg line, were held to have been the "deciding factor" in the war by Brig. Gen. Palmer K. Pierce, commander of tb 64th brigade, a part of the 27th j HOUSEHOLD division. General MKM'S. HrrakfuAt. Oranges Cereal and Cream Boiled Mackerel Ilashed-brown Potatoes lolls Coffee Iuiu-bcon. Keheated Pork Pitt Lettuce Gelatin Cocoa IMnucr. Clear Tomato Soup Sweetbreads a la King Panned Kcrapple Browned Potatoes 'louse I'oitee Ijttitciiroii. Noodle Houp Fish Salad Sour Potatoes Corn Muffins Tea ' Kliiner Pepperhash Baker Beans Sweet Potatoes Creamed Jnlons Lettuce Raisin Cake Coffee Pierre was warm in his i Baked Potatoes . Spinach The store "ads'' give you light on the subject of the next purchases you plan to make. After reading them, you KNOW and do not have to "suppose." or guess. praise of the fighting of the New Yorkers and units from al lother ' states. Me said the Germans now i were commenting on tbe "wonderful! new discipline"' shown by the Amerl- ; can whom they previously regarded he said, as "bushwhackers." ' Lettuce Peach Cake Breakfast Prunes Cereal and Cream Soft-boiled Kggs Coffee IIIO VAPtai 31114, AT SAI.K.M CiKHMAX I'KKHS HOLDS j-itonsi:i i.KAa i-; is AIMKi AT fciaiMANy WAfiiriXGTWX. March 13 Ger man prem reports received at the atato department character! ' the league of nations "a great disappoint ment; merely an instrument to main tain I ho supremacy of Kngtaud and America," The Berliner Tageblatt states that ' he league 1h il tlritfr r.f t ...... arms agalnxt (iermany." The German -.... iiu tie placed on an etinl " ne oilier great powers, tho paper declares, ami should also be allowed to share In a world police force. The TaKeblatt g, n tu say that the treaty "is pervaded with a 1'tiltltnllnila spirit." I NEW YORK'S OWN" HOME FROM WAR nrilih Women May Conic to I. S. for I Jobs. I NEW YORK, March 1 3. Fourteen ; thousand Xew York soldiers, mem- i bes of the famous 27th division, who! proved that the ''Impregnable' Hin- ! 'denburg line could be broken, arrived f b-re esierday on the transports Le- I IX5XDf.V, Feb. 17. (By Mall Approximately 130.000 will be discharged, by the government within the next three months as a part of departmental demobilization. Many 1 are expected to emigrate to America because of tbe small number of posi-i tions open to them in Knciand. j Tuant Luncheon. Clam Chowder peach Cake Dinner. Celery Rattto Slices of Cod Coffee Toast Tea i..pi Mashett r-oia-.ites watercress c-aiau nice Pudding C lireuUfast. ' Oranes Cereal and Cream Olives Chili Sauce.' Slewed Ttimatoet pALKM, March 13. Charles K. Spauldlng of Salem. F. W. Ieatlbetter of Portland and others are iterented I In a (proposed large paper rulll project j for b&lem, according to reports In cir-1 I culatlon here. Plans for building a paper mill here were formulated prior to the war and have now been re vived, with probability that the paper i mill will be constructed ut Front and! Trade streets, on the site of the old j flouring mill. Those Interested In the ! proposition are eonencted with the i Charles K. Spaulrlng Logging com. Pany and tbe Crown Willamette paper mills. nuiur.n TVPK ti:a iii: i l:ll'CAT)ltH WANT I lilllllllllMllllllllllllllllhllllH ABSOLUTE DEPENDABILITY the ability to keep to a definite schedule day in and day out, is a re- quisite in the mail service. " Mail contractors are partial to Reos. They have much at stake and the conditions under which they operate are rigid. , They have at stake vastly more than the price of the truck so price is of secondary importance in their consideration. They buy regardless of price and -with an eye to consistency of performance and low maintenance cost. When the buyer looks further than to mere super ficial features; when he has his auditors investigate the financial stability of the maker; engineers and experts inspect and analyze the quality of every part when, in other words, he applies the utmost care to the selection of his motor trucks and insists on a real guarantee with them the selection generally falls 'to Keos. - ' ' " . Th Cold Standard Value t mamG WASIII.N'nTOV. March 1 3. The : first public meeting of the Association I for the Advancement of Progressive : relocation will be held hero tonight. The rii-.ocUt.lon, formed to advance a ne wsystem In education, which In based upon giving the pupil freedom to develop naturally without undue regression, is sponsored by many of ine most prominent educators in Hie country. 1 lr. Charles w. KHot. of Hurvaril, Is honornrv liresldent. HlnnwooA rnrn of the Nnvnl Aciiilemy, Is executive secretary and Louis Posr, nxltunl wrretory of bibor. Is a member of tho itc-ii'ntl aiivl.ory comnilll'-e, n will ir4hb. m (he nieetliKS of the as. HOcbiilon here. lle-dd.-s urging ih adoiilloA ,f pro. l eMlVe loel hulls In edlleat.nn, It win be tile Him or I Ik. bh-.m-Ihii,,,, , err. tile a ileiniiiiil ti.r the higher Milarl.-d type of leiirlier nnrt In eiinvlni. (lie public thuf bii riK.eif school iiik, t snpporl these lludl tlclors. U io ff. side. Tlie inotrnnianl lo -riiibliah a federal deimri ,.. f.(,M, al. will receive emlorment of th I 1 Doctor Prescribes D.D.D. for Banker lui' t.'. "-?: BV"n- CmIihw Pint NaUnuU at.Trscr Cltr, Teno. 1S wor.t rut nl Rrieeit belled l"r2J,'",r,"',l w" itin .Sf"' tar my doctor. He rer from tli. n.,, nr.t sppbcsllon." -Silnt"lr,''", r,om '" tumMe-mlM or lED.ILD.ILD. lotion for Shin Disease TALI.MAN CO Independent Garage K. Court and TliomiMiii Sts. Telephone 633 RKO Dl-lrlliulors for Ctll.K IKIItT KCItlPI'S-lMiOTH TtfitttitiiititiuiiitiiMtitiMiiitfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiitiiftiiiiiiiiNinifiiMiiitiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiMiifiiiiii iiiiiiiiiifiiitijiiiiiniui iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimii Spring Now l th Tirrw To Tk HOOd'S Parfiu jKliiiuld see that the whole family take t least 3 or 4 doses of a. thoro. pnrl t) l"g. system t-leanlng medicine this spring. Now Is the time. The family will lie lir.ililncr, happier, and get along belter If the blood Is Riven a thorn purifying, the stomach and bowels denned out. and the germs ot Winter, acrumiihited In the system. , "riven away, iioilister nock Moun. ilnln Tea Is one of the very best and surest Hprlng .medicines to take. Get !lt and see the difference In the whole family. Their color will be better. they'll feel fine nnd be welt and hnp- I'?'. Tnllumn ft Co. .