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

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES TJATLY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1910. Smarf Netu Merchandise at Most Reasonable Prices, Properly Displayed, Awaits Your Choosing at Pendleton's Greatest Department Store, Where It Pays to Trade. V I f I I 1 i i f Neto Spring Slippers and Low Shoes for Women Well fitting, stylish shoes give an appearance of up to date prosperity which, helps a lot in lifes journey. Our shoes, pumps and oxfords have a distinctive look of re finement' and taste that makes them worth more than other shoes, although we charge less. Experienced, careful salesmen are here to serve you. Many new arrivals are here in our shoe department. The very latest styles and lasts in low shoes and slippers for summer wear. , kits wearables : We Call your Attention to Our Display of Laces in the big front window. Our stocks are so ample and noteworthy that we are justified in using our largest window for exploiting these extraordinar ily beautiful and popular priced laces. And please remember that laces are beifig used more this sea son than for years, due to the call of fashion. Sum mer f rocks without a bit of lace will be rare in deed. Fine Val Laces 10c to 35c Zion City Laces, yard 5c Narrow Cluny Laces, yard . 6c Wide Val Laces, special yard 10c Crochet Laces to 3 inches, yard 35c Wide Cluny Laces, yard . 30 c Filet Lace lUto 2Vo inches .20c to 35c Fine Venise Laces, all widths. 7c to $3.00 Filet Laces .". ..... 35c to 65c Real Hand Made Filet Lace, yard. . $3.50 to $4.00 Patent Leather Belts, black and colors, all colors, all widths each 35c to $1.00 Windsor Ties, crepe de chine and messaline, plain colors or plaids, each 35c to 75c "Howard" Hair Brushes, nothing better, finest bristles, every brush guaranteed, each $1.75 to $3 Wash Rags with crochet edge in colors of blue, pink and lavender, each . . 15c . Bias Lawn Tapes, white in all widths and colors in one width only, from .10cjto30c Sewing Machine Needles for any machine, the tube of 3 for ...... .7 ... 10c 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 Fancy Chinook Kippered Salmon, pound 40c Fresh Crisp Saratoga Chips, package 15c Iibby's Tomato Soup, 2 cans 25c Extra Fancy Ripe Olives, can 35c and 65c ' Extra Good, Well Made Brooms, each $1.25 . Tanglefoot, Fly Poison and Fly Swatters. Swat the Fly. NoWp'tte Tirne iip Ch(s No. 5371,1., Dark Brown Pump, with French kid heel, turn sole, very smart and stylish. Priced at ... $8.00 ' No. 520, Black Kid Colo nial Pump, with black and steel buckles, made on the new long vamp last, with dainty French heel, turn sole, one of the very newest styles to be had. Priced at . $8.00 No. 543, Black Suede Lace Oxford, turn sole, with pat ent leather French heel, long vamp and pointed toe, a very smart and attractive oxford. Priced at $9.00 No. 509 Black Kid Oxford made with imitation tip turned sole, French heel, lace, made of the finest sur pass kid. Priced at . . $8.00 No. 580Vi, Patent Kid Ox fords, turn sole, French pat ent covered heel, long vamp, a very dressy oxford. Priced at $7.00 No. 539V1', Black Kid Spat Pump, made with French covered heel, of the finest surpass kid, very soft, per fect fitting, will not slip at the heel. Priced at.. $7.50 NO. - 537, Dark - Coco Brown Oxford, lace,, welt sole, white stitching and welting, military leather heel, a very comfortaable and dressy low shoe for sum mer wear. Priced at. $8.00 No. 53614 Black Kid Slip per, white stitching and waiting, military heel, welt sole, fine grade of kid, a slipper that you will like. Priced at $7.00 No. 526, Black Kid Ox fords, military heel, welt sole, imitation tip, lace, nice comfortable low shoe. Priced at $6.00 No., 547, White Rainskin Cloth ' Oxfords, military heel, welt sole, lace, looks like kid, just the shoe to wear with white dresses, comfortable, serviceable and smart. Priced at $6.00 No. 5421.,' White Canvas Oxford, made of very fine tirade of canvas, with Cuban heel, lace, a quality s.hoe at a very low price. Priced at $4.50 More Harming More Ilargnlns More Hal-gains" Tl. Froele. tUMMmi; v'- .More ItarKBlii More llarguliiM More liurKRin WK AUK WOKKIXG LIKE TIKWWS OX MOHK IIAKKAIXS We are preparing them for the Bargain Tables. We are classi fying them. AVe are slashing the refc-ular prices and attaching our Bargain Basement Prices and arranging them for your care ful election. Takes lots of work but with the efficient force we have you'll find the big heaps and stacks of Hurgains all ready for you when you come. 385 YAUDS IAMAiKI ilX;HAMS Damaged en transit. A case of sewing machine oil leaked In the car and part of It was taken up by several of the bolts in the big bale of Dress Ginghams. It s clean oil and does not stain the good. 27 !jC DAMAftKD ;l.VCIIAM !" YAllll Kvery yard will come cieun. On sale at 4 p. ni. today. THE IOWr-ST 1MIKKS OX HOl'SK IMSKSSF.K flood colors,, all well made, liberal fullness, all sizes. An 'fcJxcellent Percale SI.9H Best Ginghams A XKW IrT OF SILK IltK.SM:S Just added a new lot of li very pretty new dresses, marked and placed on sale today until all sold. Old prices ranged I2S.S0 to 13 ..". A great variety of colors and kinds of silks, all prettily trimmed, all sixes. Kxtra special $17.89 SOIID HM'K AI'KOXS Yes the basement is the lowest priced shop on aprons. Trove it for yourself1. Extra speciaal WSc Kesides the loads and loads of other good things we are mark ing a, great tog half- carload of Household Hardware. And do wo know what prices to mark them? Just ask your neighlior. Heller still, pisit the Bargain Bosomed, whore every Item Is a true Ira run In I .11 Vacation time is coming and the children need different clothes for this health-building period pf the year. . We have just -the clothes needed . for healthy, lively youngsters, made only of the sturdiest ma terials and sewn with such preciseness that long service is a foregone conclusion. There is a style' about them too that fits children to a nicety, and when you see the following offerings you will know just what we mean. We cannot recall when we offered better values than these at this time of the year. FOR GIRLS White Dresses of organdie and voile, lace and embroidery trimmed $2.98 to $13.75 Gingham Dresses $1.29 to $5.50 New Organdie Hats, the new est ideas in lace and ribbon trim . $2.50 to $8.75 New Muslin Underwear, just the thing for warm weather, drawers,' combinations, slips and gowns, priced at ......... : 59c to $3.50 FOR BOYS Koveralls, all sizes and colors $1.50 Rompers, good and strong, well made, a good assortment of colors $1.00 to $1.75 Blouses, ages 4 to 16 years, all styles and ma terials 50c to $2.50 Bovs' Knickers, corduroys and woolens, ages 4 to 16"y'ears $1.00 to $3.00 Boys' Underwear in all the wanted styles and materials, per suit 50c to $1.50 PERCALES as a wash fabric for house or morning wear may be made up just as attractive and prettily as much higher priced goods if you select the right quality and pattern. We have just received an entire new lot of high grade percales 36 inches wide of entirely new patterns, bright, pretty and clever designs, not seen heretofore, the yard 35c and 28c , .. . SPECIAL 100 Men's Suits at Greatly Reduced Prices. It will pay you to investigate. DFMnl FTONX greatest department store fiePeoples Warehouse USE OUR FREE SERVICE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE We've renewed our free go-cart ser vice that previously met your approval. To Out-of-Town Patrons Leave your go-cart at home and use ours Free for One Day. TAKE BEMilOt COLORS. , PARI. May IS " hM sjHgtiust's national rs for new flag. The o-rmaos wi-hed to , Bf-lgtiim t color, red, yellow mriace UK-ir present flag. red. white! Mark. nd '-ok. 'rt". id Jedra,t!? InsepMT IJnked. j flag or red. and Mack. ..old Is, ..ru ve t to ,avertlse to succeed.-, not i-.-tt.-W Jr m. tlMK so yellow wm, gaW t(M tMct,al one. entetuuted, naklns it coincide with. ..TB.. r(,turned th, other. "and you're a-ot to succeed like anything to rikeep on advertising." JACK JOHNSON NOT ; WANTED BY MEXICO Special on ; Mattresses Flirty (round 'otion Felt Ma- roll Mix, doubly stticheU. batt ttful high-grad art tick ins?, SPtCliL $13.50 33 lb. Silk Floss Felted for $25.00 .... You can a .' d l The- Simmom Metal Fed and Klumber Kinic Kprins will Rive ywa letter." !oimdr lH than yorf hav eVer hnowii. , Penury is often wages of th-. pen. the unexpected ARTFUL DODGER HAS NO CHANCE Put a few drops on that old touchy corn then lift it out without pain t l;et of Mrs. M. F. (ielley, 74S Union! avenuo. while the latter was shopping In a 5 and 10 cent store in Flute street, j 1-Yom the moment the policewoman seized the alleeed pickjiocket there -a fast action. ! j Miss Hrown turned like a flash, and: , there was "a ripping of clothing,? By United Press.) .crumpling of huts, and the carefully AfKxiro CITT. May 13. Jack : dressed hair of both was quickly dis ntiffit!Ht who neveieo. r nmen Hnitppers Bcreameu untt tfiirirnH uhrtitf Ih. tmttlers whn fin' month agOtlv fjl (() he floor pumml.iing each had the desired effect and both wo. from the 1st precinct rushed up to Ih' men arose. whM the audience, hav. . slum and two offioers forced their w ing learned the nature of tho truubje, through, the crowds Jo find lrs-Fai applauded loudly for Mrs. Faube and( bel calmly awaiting them. Margan ner iuiick. some one nui m men in i urown wa taliert to tne Statioh anl can to ine ponce ana a, patrol auto held. ! Johnston, ex-champion i came, to Alejtico about to stage a series or -ooxing maicnm , ln lh ,(.. m, rnaln ln lnP good old-fashlned free for all style, Finally Mrs. Fauble. wrenching a arm lnotte from the gmsp of Mrs, Urown, extracted a revolver from her handbag, and pressing It to tho side of her assailant, shouted to her to sub The fght of the gun 'j lit f UKf cmch !?!?!! This kind of rough talk will be heard less here tn town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple adv.ee of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called rreeaone when applied to a tender, aching corn stops sore ness at onoe. and soon the corn dries up and lifts right out without pain. A delightful surprise awaits all who try this. Ha says freezone Is a sticky sub- rr stance wnicn ores iiiiirkiirii r!' never inflames or even irritates the 6 surrounding tbwues or skin. A quarter 9 of .n ounce of freesone which will: d c.Mt very little at any drug store. If said to be sufficient to remove every 5 hard or soft sorn or callus from one's 'j u. MtlllntiM of American women w i ti as ... A . XnOne ylJ 'w-ill welcome mis announcenwni sio- --..ww.wmuuwsJ the inauguration of the high heels. ift meetinic with a cool reception here. Johnson's fin rebuff wan when a delr-natlon of jruestw at the heM hotel in the city, whwe he pot up, inform ed the management that his prenenc wax objectionable. He left. The necond. when city officii...- poli tely but definitely informed him hi ex hibition were "roandaloiiJ, Immonil and rie-ti-radinK In the h Ik heat deKree to public mraJa, and would under no circumstance 1ms permitted. - Vruig Btoren wnd rwtflitnan, where the black pugilin and hix wife Bought refrenhrnenta, have refum-d to Merve him and to cap the climax, Johnwn mit to arrei. After INFLUENZA, GRIP And Other Pro.tr.ting Dii.a.ei That Exhau.t the Strength, frequent controversies with men fromj There Is always a depleted condl- New Orleans have resulted In many invitations to fight with t'olts. John son's presence here Is distasteful to the city officials a. well oh the popu lace. Policewoman Stages Fast and Furious Battle With tlon of the blood, that extreme tireri feeling, nervousness and digestive weakness from which recovery is low unless a good medicine Is taken. , The lack of red corpuscles In the : Wood makes It too thin properly to nourish the body, and the general j prostration, annoying humors, bolls, loss of appetite and poor digestion ' prevent progress towards health. noon s NarHaparilla. meets these 11 Cent Store PirkDOrket fon"tln perfectly, as many people j.j wni aiviv i iinputivci know haJ proVP(1 th9 J.., ""HICAfU . May II. It wns a and furious fight while It lasted the marquis or Qneenslierry rules were thrown Into the discard this afternoon when Mm AU-e tlements-Faubel. blood-purifying, vitallzlnr mnllrlii. fast , Nothing else so good In Hprlng. and .' It Is made from a formula com prising Ingredients often used by the lest physicians for Impure blood scrofWa, rheumatism. weaknes Truly It purine, the blood and makes policewoman captured and arrested! the weak strong. For a fine family Mnrguret Hrow n for picking the poc j ithartlc, take Hood s I'ills. 1 ci &y!F&0''mmmMwbm t')i m'jw ft ; IB QD "The Car With the Get-A-Way" Never tafore has so much class, perform ance, comfort and economy combined at so low a price. , i . , Independent Garage SERVICE STATION "CoIe-8," Reo, Dort and Scripp-Booth.