DAILY EAST OKeGONIAn. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1010.
PACE TWO
. ........ ...... . .... ... . . . . ?
5 : - FOR REAL QUALITY AND EFFICIENT. CONSIDERATE SERVICE. POME TO THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. THE REST FOR THE TRICE. NO . B
MATTER WHAT THE PRICE, AWAITS YOU HERE.
TWELVE PACES
pi. .'...
f
I
US
I
Sale of Women's
SUITS
Everyone is thinking thrift, these
days, and for that reason it is good
policy to buy one or more of these suits.
(They are most excellent values in every
way. , ......
; Every model is such good seasonable
style, made of such fine fabrics that
many months of good wear can be had
out of them. Suits are always so ad
aptable (and therein lies their charm),
for both street, and formal wear. We
are confident therefore that women
will not miss this opportunity of add
ing a suit to their present wardrobe at
such economical prices as these.
LOT ONE includes values up to $48.50.
Our special price is only $24.50
LOT TWO includes values up to $6a50.
Our special price is only $38.50
' JAPANESE LUNCH CLOTHS
simplify laundry bills. They come in new designs of blue and
white that are absolutely fast colors and may be laundered
easily at home. 6 to 72 inches sizes. Prices $1.25 to $3.50
for the glorious 4th. A complete assortment is here of fast
color bunting flagsmounted on spear head sticks, in sizes
.15c, 25c, 50c and $1.00
Have You Seen These
PRETTY DRAPE VEILS
on display in our window?
They are very popular, in
colors or navy, black and
purple. Priced at $1.93 to
$2.25. (
GOOD SHEETS
Seamless, size 81x90, made
of a splendid quality nius-
lin, each . , ; . . $1.59
TURKISH TOWELS
From the small to the larg
est sizes, all plain white or
with fancy colored borders.
Plain white Turk towels,
at .20c, 25c to 75c
Fancy colored borders at
89c to $1.25.
LACE HOSE
Black, white and brown,
it the pair $1.25
NEW RAG RUGS
.in. an assortment of colors
with chenille borders, very
pretty, each. . $1.35 to $3.50
YoullwilWwant FLAGS
lc and 5c
10c and 12"c
Small r lags at, each
National Bunting at, per yard
SLIPOVER VEILS
Showing the new trench veil designs. You will like them at
35c and 50c , ,
Others at 15c, 25c to 65c 'v "
new Arrivals in our shoe department
Women's Ivory Kid
Colonial Pumps, madt
with fancy steel buckle
Louie XV French heel
These are the very new
est style in street slip
pers: very, smart, and
serviceable as well
Priced at ...... $11.0f
Women's Field Mousi
Brown Colonial Pump
Buckle to match, made
on the new long vamp
Inst TaiiiiP "XV Frpnrh
heel. A new style that you will like. Our price. ..... $11.00
5 . .'fMii
ifHH mm w m " i
..,"B It 7L- . ...
AFTER SUPPER XTRA SPECIAL
. Starting promptly at six o'clock
10 YARDS GINGHAM $1.00
of good count thread, good patterns, fast color. No tele
phone orders, no deliveries, no mail orders, none reserved,
20 yards to a customer.
IN THE BARGAIN SHOP.
OUR ASSORTMENTS OF SUMMER WASH GOODS
are of the very best. Light and dark colors, showing fig
ures, novelty printed designs, plaid3 and floral effects.
Every one of them pretty and prices are 25c, 39c, 60c,
85c, $1.00 to $1.50.
WHITE SKIRTINGS ARE POPULAR
Such as gabardine, poplins, fine reps and piques in the
plain weaves or with stripes and plaids interwoven. A
good selection of these 85c to $1.25
White Organdy, vei-y fashionable as a sheer summer
fabric. Shownliere In all the wanted qualities from do
mestic to imported. The yard 60c, 85c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
Colored Voiles in solid colors of Copen, light blue, rose,
gray, champagne, pink, yellow and black; ideal for a
cool summer dress or to be made up with novelty voiles.
The yard , 50c
How do you want your
Clothes made?
Young men are apt
to be very particular
about it; but none of
them are as particu
lar as
HART SCIIAFFNER
& MARX
The designers know
what's right in style; t
il . .1 r
me x a ones cnoseii are
all-wool; the tailoring
is carefully done.
You'll get here such
clothes as you want;
made as you want
them; priced as you
want them.
New models for. the
young men.
Nothing like the
waist seams. They're
live ones; you ought
to see them. Hart
Schaffner & Marx
single and double
breasted models;
a style for every
taste; great values
too.
$20 to $65.
j 1 ?- .s'VA.-'t '
ifij. t vi
mm Y
'in ! u
Cotiyflilj! 1919 ltait Sdutlnci ft Mail
MAKE YOUR HOME LOOK COOL WITH FRESH
SUMMER DRAPERIES
Swisses, nets, scrims and marquisettes; new qualities
and designs in ivory, white or gabardine. Materials that
would beautify any room and are so adaptable for the
various seasons. All we ask is the opportunity to show
them to you. Prices range from, yard 30c to $2.00
PENDLETONS greatest department store
ARE YOU READY FOR THE 4TH
Only 10 Shopping Days are Left
raii'"gE lT PAYS TO TWAOE Eg
WONDERFUL ASSORTMENTS
Of Choice Merchandise Await Your
Choosing Here.
GERWANY SIIU HAS
DREAMS OF CONQUEST
I
Common People Want no
altogether lout her dream of military jPome of them frankly say they had:JJJrgr Chefl'ieS Sell for
conquest. Or, perhaps, it is more ac- ; enough of It the first day they were j $200 3 Ton at Stanficld
. . n .M .. ., i...t m. . i. n . . u i n within iw t. .1 . k. n ........... .. . . nAW ! V
Germany still cherish hopes for the
.regeneration of militarism.
! A few ambitious men are anxious to
hae Germany build up her youth that ,here wa much blnaneM about
through P" lra,"'"s '" "! i the causes of thenar, and the reason ""en tons. Thlisthe
echools. so that some day when the, j . . , h
-.in it And there are plenty who now
!say that the Kaiser misled them, and
ithat the military crowd betrayed them.
Certain it is that the liberals feel
of days this week,
j If. Naylor returned Wednesday
, from a week's vacation with his fnm
;'lly in Portland. : i.JMl'ESSI
. . , Huw 1. in .ha hBi-lm-OUnd
ATnrP War. Other Would (and peace is years old. Germany can
' - 11 11 . htiHrl a now tnllitm
"Come Back.
; build a new military machine.
I To say thla is a general hope would
. ibe far from the truth. The common
fKIti-lX, June 31. Germany ban't people don't want any more war.
for continuing1 It. Germany was fed j
on patriotic propaganda for a Innu '
time and with succesaes came a lust '
for more victories and more territory. !
But, revertie and the final glimmer
ings of the truth as to the Kaiser and
militarism converted many Germans i
STANFIKL.D. June 21. Mayor;
James M Kyle has purchased the crop;
of Binj? cht-rries from M. C. Barragar, !
at $200 per ton. He will have six op j
largest buy
I
( SALE OF DAVENPORT BEDS
5 114 E. Webb Phone 548 J
149.50 fP
Mr. Reese of tag? Gulch has
boutrht the Geore Relsling place. He
also purchased lt' acren from the
Umatilla ranch.
Floyd Thnmaj) arrived horn Wed
nesday morninjr from Washington. T.
C. He has been doing- guard work
t in the national capital for several
of , months.
Mr Handy of Milton, has bought
two lots on irarrimnn street from Mrs.
Kin ma Fregnltz. Mr. Handy will
build a bungalow and move his fam
ily here at once.
MImh KtIle Fisher was a Pendlet-
ton visitor Thursday.
Th Indies' Aid met Thursday aft
ernoon in the rhuroh parlors with?
Mrs. I'regnita and Mrs. C. r. Connor!
art hostPSpAs. A large number wa
present. They adjourned for ihej
summer vacation to meet again the J XKW
wtt v ftiA riutr rtw in emuirr un in inin , - -
0. -Itl. ho. hasn nrnro In vldtnt I Mr8 T-- J WertK of
m than the flair of the republic. .Washington, is the guest of her hrnfh-
m in fact.
WJNNEPEG LEADER
' WANTS SETTLEMENT
the largest civic street luipovemen'.
organization In the world, the man
OKI tiff director. Major Henry a. (p
dykc, asserted. lis membership rep
resents every portion of iiruadway
from one end to the other.
"Among the matters which will re
ceive our immedlute attention are
better lighting, for which we have ap
pointed a special comiufttoe; the Im
provement of transportation and traf.
fie coiiditious,
Krass plots and planting trees," said
Major Opdykc.
and beautifying lis smalt parks and
Ann yovt
How much Is your money earn In
for you? Are you mentally equipped
to-handle your money or do you taka
thn smallest interest , and let the
brainier man luun your money out
for a ureuter Interest? Wa can show
the tudy of t ho best . you how you can maka your, money
m from the policies of iron and blood.
w True, there was from the time
p'the armistice to the time of presenta-1
tion of the peace terms many of the :
5, "old guard" In power. And some of)
5 these felt that there was a chance fori
B ; Germany "to come back." To 1hem.
;the allied peace term proved the;
though
everym-here '
K greatest shock.
R there was surprise that the victors' j
terms proved as strong a they did.
m The liberals complained that er
A many rlunc too much to the things of
5i the past that
15
WINNIPEG. June 21. James Win
ning, president of the executive com
mittee of the general strike here, said i
that metal trades workers will ap-
proach iron masters shortly with a i
view to opening negotiations for strike
settlement on the basis of recognition
of the trades unions through elected
representatives, recognition of the
metal trades council and reinstate
ment of the striken. The collective
bargaining principle will also be din-cussed.
,""n " enniimuinc me aeaa spots,-j earn you a handnome profit. Astoria,
developing Broadway s architectural j Marino Iro Works. Office, 646
possibilities, keeping the street clean. Main street, Pendleton.
too many men with !
Kaiser affiliations stayed on after the!
republic was formed. And, Iran ire to,
DAUGHTER BORN
TO MAE MARSH OF
PICTURE FAME
8
I S3 'Hi I (rum-. n.d.
! anil bil nT" HI tif :io.
ail m.Iiw, all n)-ir'. K' I:'
Imitation NwnMt leailirr corrrins:.
-trMl. fmn raMilr Iw oinvrrtrxt tnio km.
We xlmtr th.- lanut II iu- of lusd IMtams
ll feir l-s l.5
Don't Inreti to GET THAT. TENT, Camp Cots,
Camp Chairs an! Stove at . '
YOKIC, June 20. A daugh
born Friday night to Mae
Marsh, screen star "who Is the wife
of Louis Ijee Arm, sporting writer
in the demonstrations of !M nna "wier-in-jaw, dir. ana nirs. r j and magazine am nor. miss iwarsn,
Mav is, an American here for several " rtuarr. wno said sne woum never marry un-
months, declared that he had seen the In- r, Helm and two sons, Carl, I til she was 80, wa exactly 20 years,
republican colors for the first time. JT-- ano "'men, icri veonesuay ior;oifj wnen sne anu ir. Arms oeciaea
An example of how Germany has v,!"1 lf A,r- neims . moiner in v ana j airrerentiy in ine Jjiuie nurcn
Kt persisted In the things of tne past is aivuhu uib v-Mim, ,-k .ltTtn.. .
m . ... . a , . .. t T oo Ilrt Vi.I.iviob. n-h. ha. ViPin nf I :
inusiraien in its puoncni . jirre. inr- , ' " - -
0. is still "nronfliranda" snd consider- I tending the tate university at Kn
m ah1 fttftirlnr lr whether this or i tfvnf. c
m thrtt 'nieee of news will
1 h.rn
day that this writer Inlk- At the annual school eiecuon.Mon
rman official he was ask-In"' J- Mc"oy was elected to sue
ed as.tr whether certain nits ot inror- -' niniseir nu rmim ruau w
Wa mat Ion would he kindly received in I cd .1 i. Wallace.
home Run day and will
he favorable j epend hs vacation with his father
"DEAD SPOTS" IN
! BROADWAY TO GO
S ; Tin. f irt it
2 rd wllh a Oct
Arnerict. And so It gm.
Many heltve, however, that, after
nil. a new deal is about to come in
Oernmny which shall make her more
truly liberal than she hue been in re
cent years. As for militarism, nobody
iterlously believes that it can rear Its
bead for years to come if ever
NKW YORK, June 20. "Iend j
spots" sre to be eliminated from
Broadway and the famotis thorough
fare 1-4 to be better lighted, kept clemi
K. K. Schmidt. Pendleton attorney, and beautiful. Improved nrchltoctur-
man In town Wednesday on legal busi- ally and made cool looking by setting-;
ness, lout numerous trees, according to the!
Mrs. w. T. Bray Is visiting lief J latest program of the Broadway Asso j
daughter at f. rants Pass. 8he expects, elation, as presented at a luncheon j
to b gone ten day or two weeks. yesterday at Churchill's.
C. I. .Smith agriculturist for the' The association, which has been
O.-M", H A N, was here for a couple holding a membership drive
S necn
is nowj
EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE A
TRUCK
We have them NOW and READY FOR DE
LIVERY,' from lia ton to 3ia ton capacity. You
will see their advantages after looking them
over.
Ask for demonstration. We are distributors
for Umatila County.
Independent Garage
Distributors
COLE REO DORT SCRIPP-BOOTn
Court at Thompson St Phone C33