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PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1019. TWELVE PAGES UiMHiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiiHii illinium NNMUlltimi imimi.iimiiiiii.iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.itiiiiimmimiiii imiiiimmiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiimiimiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimiimi iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiilliiilillMiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiMniiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiy, OUR STORE IS nUD TO OVERFLOWING WITH THE CHOICEST MERCHANDISE EVER SHOWN IN PENDLETON. QUALITY SHOWS FROM EVERY ARTICLE. STYLES I THAT ARE NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. IMMENSE STOCKS AFFORDING WONDERFU L SELE( TIONS IT TRULY PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. I ijiiiiiiimiMMiiimmmmii wilinilimiiiiiliniiimilimmw KJwsTSKwi'waiw IIII111111111111111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiji IF IT'S HERE IT'S RIGHT f- Hate, tics, gloves, collars the things I 4 that first hit the eye. We specialise in t matting impressions wun ineso. wove sifted from the country's merchandise makes with style and quality. All you have to worry about is which particu- lar article you like the best. You have our word that it is correct and worth I the money. ..iiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniilT Wc can't help being enthusiastic over our Holiday Ribbons Tliry'r,' in tx rttrlit Mm waiting for jmi to COMB in in. I i' I. at iln in. i.oiti.i :n s i.oi.n m SILVER EJCRROID KRED KlHHONs I'ttr lam-, mmiv, tlreas trimming, etc, lip to tin' ynrtl 7.00 HI i III II SATIN RIBBONS, Iian, ,,nalitic in the Miil- width fur nuhfamtaa, nestire trimming cWIurwi's dit-e. (,-.. 4pllcMc pnjlal rimdei a well as the richer liui at Hw yard 50c li St.2."i HK.H lass novi.i.iy RIBBONS, printed design In dreadpn effect tiiat an really vmmlcrful. others in plaids, ivrsiaii di-sijj,! nil,i conventional ejects. Absolutely the latxi'st aortmciu you iut saw to btupbse from at Svc to $1.00. NARROW DOCUE FACED SATINS in two tone ef fects bound in maid edge for trimming, tic, etc. The yard 0- to is,i DAI NTT I 1m;i:i;ii. kibhons. pretty rosebud defetgns tor making up your Xnw gifts at tlie yard Me to SOc T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. AH Other Depts. call 22. A BREAKFAST TREAT. JONES LITTLE LINK SAUSAGES Made from selected young pork and pure spices. Government inspected. Let us have your standing order for a pound or more of this delicious sausage each week. Price the pound 60c Extra Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, each 15c and 20c Diamond W. Pan Cake Flour, package. 40c Adirondack Pure Maple Syrup, cans 75c, S1.40 and $2.65 T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee, pound. . 55c r4 5 r4 I I Our Special Sale of Women's Suits IS PROVING A WONDERFUL SUCCESS as it should. The bargains we are offering are truly wonderful. Any woman needing a new suit can not pos sibly afford to miss the savings we are offering. New Fall and Winter Suits Embracing all the New Style Features the New Materials and the Latest Shades are on sale in our Women's Wear Department at very Greatly Reduced Prices. We have divided the stock into three groups as follows: 8 SPECIAL NOTICE TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS I I 2 8 All merchandise charged on the 28th, s 6 QQrVi OArh anrl .'Isir will crn nil vonr next 4 month's bill payable Dec. 1st. ' Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniuii GROUP NO. 1 GROUP NO. 2 Includes all Suits Regularly Selling up to $60. Includes All Suits up to $S0. Our Special Sale Price is Our Special Sale price is $42.50 $59.75 GROUP NO. 3 includes all Suits up to $125. Our Special Sale Price is $78.50 All sizes from 16 to 48. Black, navy, Pekin, etc. All the new shades of brown. Every suit is a bargain of real merit. This is your opportunity to save. Don't let it pass don't Wait be among the first ones here. First choice is always best. Don't let someone elso get what would have been vour choice. HERE ARE I oi it .(! m: sos WHY. lte.sidcs the hundreds of o1 her kuoiI reason. why you hould In- a regular patron of the Bargain Itaseinent litre id rniulo CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES FOR FALL WEAR ' Most of these charming coats are minia ture reproductions of women's fall coats and dresses very beautiful and very prac tical. Of course, women's styles have not been followed absolutely they have been changed just enough to make them most ap propriate for the little folks. There are also many original models cre ated specially for misses' and children. Cer tainly there are styles aplenty for even the most fastidious mother. Velvet and Serge Dresses for Children A new shipment of children's hats, vel vets, beavers and felts in all the new shapes for fall. We also offer a fine assortment of children's furs. ! ire four of the weuyons sulci' ti UOOD si u it i UUiE I'KIM'.M.i: All acceptable patterns, a1 1 Kooii widths and th y ronie in both liftht und dark colors. Yours for. yard 17c I ALI, AND YINTi:U ( ATS A liberal lot from which to chooMc. Cotton or silk, velvet! ami novelty wool ens. Baort and lopK coats. Yours SW.ttT to $4MJW ooi,;: DRESSES All tnaile up of wool mix ed se rgi'M and poplins. In fancy ami plain styles, sizes 1 6 to 4 1. Yours SlO.tID to WARM UNDERWEAR Now is the time to think about keaplnlC warm. iluuvy umlerwi-ar for men, women anil children. Yours at Hur galn Trices. TUB SILK SHIRTINGS have come to stay. We have just received a new lot of pretty stripes in bright and sombre colors, :l very heavy serviceable silk. We suggest buying enough right now to make him a shirt for Christmas. Prices range from the yard $M.OO to $4.75 CORDUROYS for children's coats or women's dressing gowns are much in favor as medium or low priced cloth. A complete range of colors. The vard $1.50 to $1.75 It's important, isn't it, That Your Children be Warmly Clothed? . Watch our Hik Hal Bargain, isii Tin: 11 li.la) Window for (..l. IIASI.MKNT. CARTER'S UNION SUITS or pants and vests assure you of the utmost in comfort, wear, style and hygienic quali ties. All cotton, all wool, cotton and wool mixed or silk and wool mixed in the style that you prefer. An examination will assure you that CARTER'S is the kind to buy. The prices are moderate. YES, WE HAVE DR. DENTON'S SLEEP ING GARMENTS Warm and comfy, made in the drop seat style, cuffs that tie down over the hands. Try Dr. Denton's, ages 2 to 10 years. I I i USE OUR POSTAL DEPT. It's a free service we offer for your es pecial convenience. PENDLET0NS . GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE XlfWPeoples Warehouse iiiyaarSEai whfT" it pays to" trade tJMmmmmmm USE OUR REST ROOM It's being enlarged and improved. liiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiuiiimiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii iiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiniiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiii iiiimmiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii muiimiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimitiiiiiiiimiiiiui COACH CONTEMPLATES CHANGES IN LINEUP BRITISH PARLIAMENT STARTS BUSY SESSION "Changes in the line up are clue," says Karl E. Fleischinan, coach of the Pendleton high school football .aa! "Hard practice will Le held every night this week, with special emphas is on end runs and the forward pass. The first two gnnivx showed the weak points In the work of the team and these will be remedied at once. Next Saturday when they go up against Milton high echool they will be better prepare! than ever before to put up i winning fight, if all goes well this week." Milton is reported to have Leal Wal la U'uIU'm second team recently so the coming contest promises to de velop into a stiff fight. The students ol tho local school are doing all in tbetr power to encourage the boys, 1 hereby adding to their chances of vic tor Several good live pep meetings arc sthedu':d for this week. j LONDON', Oct. 28. Parliament re assembled Tuesday after a two months vacation, and the opposing parties lined up for a strenuous fall session. Questioners were busy early .and the occupants of the govern tnent ' Front Pench" had a lively time at the hands of members who were chiefly Interested in the result of the government's "economy campaign," 'the North Russian war and Premier Uoyd rjeorge's Irish trade and labor policies. The Irish festion was on the list for an early government statement Uoyd Oeore having promised a new home rulp bill this session, and in any event some action must be taken soon, otherwise the 1914 bill becomes a law six months after the conclusion of peace. Definite action with refer ence to the coal industry is also Im perative anil a fresh statement on the cabinets trade policy is due. National expenditure cjuestions were expected le bring Chancellor of the Kxchequer Austen Chamberlain into the limelight; members being uneasy over unofficial reports that the much vaunted government economies had only resulted in an annual saving of from 175,000.000 to $125,000. 000, which on a dally expenditure of $1". OQ't.OoO in excess of revenue was held to be Inadenuate. Speaker J. W. Lowther took the chair in the house of commons at 2:45 p. m. strike If it Is deemed necessary. They claimed to day that other b'cal.H thru, out the country are ready to take sim ilar action. t the films from ther towns and they j have been sent on to spread thtr mes sage of the coming drive. - TWO MORE AGREE TD AID R. C. ROLL CALL CALLED IN TENNESSEE K.VJXVTIXE, Tenn., Oct. 28. The contral labor council labor coun cil today called a walkout of all crafts except railway employees, and city firemen, and police in sympathy with striking street car workers, ef. fective Friday. The action is supple ment ed by a decision to boycott the Knoxville railway, and light company, both dally newspaper, and an Ice ice cream company of which Nathan Kuhlman .commissioner of public safety, is head. nil Will Your Motor Truck Be An Orphan Then1 urc thousands of truck orphiine left on th.- haridn of their uwners. Thcue niakcTK hap COM "ut of balneal. It la reported that ut 60 coml'arjicH OTBSIllsea line Half of he remaining are les than tv U no lunyer extot. Id. 2it lasted hut a of what ue in a track if iwrln are no lonaer available. The purchaxer of a White Truek bak his investment la it with the stretiRth of the White CotMHUiy ith its years of successful experi ence, with its thousands of trained . inploye. with its tens of thou sands of'trueks in active aervic. , nli us millions of capital, and a service orgsnizatlon nation-wide, wtuch has no parallel In the Industry. FRENTZEL WAiLES MOTOR CO. Lexington and White Dealers of Umatilla County. Phone 46 722 Cottonwood I READY TO WALK OUT Two more acceptance to crve as community chairmen for the ited Cross 1 1 oil Tall drive were received today by County ClMlrtfM n C, K. Cranston, Mrs. J. EX Kichards, Kern dale, and Mrs. Robert McKwen of Mil ton, both accepted and promised to , do their best In the coming drive. So I far four women have accepted, wlill' one has declined. Materials and instructions are ar- I riving daily and Mr. Cransto nls or- ; Kanizlni? the work ;iy rapidly as pos. ' Bible. The drive opens next Hunday and continues for in days. The Hed Cross motion pictures which were sent here were shown in local theatres Sunday and Monday through the courtesy of the Penldeton Amusement Co. A call has come fori BELIEVE JAPAN WILL SEND NO MORE TROOPS T( KIO, Oct. 28. The newspaper, Ynmiuri BhlmbtlH says the diplomatic council is of the opinion that Japan will not be caller) om to dispatch more troopa to Siberia. It is thought, how ever, that Japan Is willing to supply arms, .tnd war stores for the mainte nance of peace Jn Siberia. Japan may be expected to take necessary stepH towards th ratification of the peace treaty very soon, the newspaper said. CANTON, O., Oct. 28. Quiet reigns in the steel district h'-re . today. Kii'-wlcdtjo that scv. ral companies of it.itmruil Kuard are mobilised and pro pit red for instant call at Akron, 25 miles away, checked the spirits of hundreds of MtKilters who have engag ed in sporadic rioting around the I'n Ited Alloy Heel Plant in the last few days. 1'olice reported a, brawl tat night in which a policeman was shot. EVANGEUNE BOOTH'S REWARD CHICAGO, Oct. 2l. Chicago mem ber of the Brotherhood of railway ' i trainmen have placed their waKe de mantis In the hands of their national j officers who are empowered to call a Home Druggists and Doc tors Take and Recommend Number 40 for the Blood Mr. Theodore Ocrke of The Cerke .iJruK 'o . states: "A year or so atroj my wife came Into the druir store and !sald she was going to take a blood ; medicine. She looked over the kinds 'we had on the shelf and decided to ftry Number 40. After taking It a, i while she gave it to or aon and one 'day I was complaining of that tired feeling and she said, 'I will dose yon on I''.' and she did. and it helped me mUctl that I have been recommend ing it to rny customers and buy in cross lots." With scarcely an excep tion lruKsts in Kvansville and this vicinity unanimously endorse and rec . ommerfd Number 40. An old and very successful physician remarked to me a short time ago on the street. "I am taking Number 40. It will prolong a man's life." Made by J. C. Menden- ; hall. 40 year r drtPTCllst Kvrin"Ville. Ind j . u av - .iLw--. KtSW YOilK Ker the great work she performed In the war Commander Kvangellne Ilooth of the Salvation Army was decorated with the Distinguished Service Medal at the laixLgtou Theater .M-tj Uen r ..!! b' .'. i.' . Mliiued on the modal. ODD CRUISER OF THE AIR MT. IAVIH Thomas M. Klnley has Invented an "aerocrulsor" which he says will be capable of traveling 100 Bile an hour and will carry 70 tons. The ship Is dirigible, shaped Hkn an Inverted letter "n". Tbe first machine, :o be built will be D60 feet long, llu feet wW and 90 feet high. There will be four ;'J0-horsepowr engines. Store Your Car HERE These cold nights and throughout the winler Don't take a chance of a freeze-up in your own cold garage. $7.50 per Month Which Includes Service. Western Auto Co. Agents for Cole, Ceo, Dort and Winthcr Trucks Cor. Water and Cottonwood Sts. McKay & West, Props. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633