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NEWS OF FARM
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Sen ice is that which every body claims to give but which you really have to hunt for to find. Hut at our store you'll not need to hunt far we'll guarantee that.
1 or the whole backbone of our business is S-E-R-V-I-C-E. Giving the best tor the price, no matter what the price, giving you the benefit of ALL our years of
experience in making: the best selections from the country's best wares. If yjou are a regular patron of our big- store you'll continue so to be. If you are not then
we ask you to visit Pendleton's greatest store Friday and Saturday, and we'll wager a dollar to a doughnut that you'll BECOME a regular patron.
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A Feast of Values
in Silks, Dry Goods
Cotton Goods and
Underwear.
A plance through our Dry Goods Department re
veals the fact that this department has gone the lim
it in the matter of value giving. We mention only a
few items below, but you will find dozens of others
placed on our Bargain Counters at Extraordinary
Low Prices. You can always do a little better at the
Peoples Warehouse.
Bath Towels, Saturday Only, Each 49e
Summer with more frequent shower baths and
swimming trips will call for an added supply of
towels. Full bleached, hemmed and very service
able bath towels can be had tomorrow at a very
moderate price; sizes 19x38 and 23x44; our regular
values to 69c.
Sale Price Saturday, each 49c
Japanese Crepes, Saturday Only, Yd. 39c
Extra good quality and because they are durable
and wash perfectly, these Japanese Crepes, in all the
bright summer shades are especially desirable for
houe dresses, smocks, kimonas and for children's
dresses. Colore rose, shell pink, tomato, lavender,
champagne, brown, copen, green, light blue and
white. Don't confuse this quality with the cheaper
nualitv crepes. It's our regular 49c quality.
Sale Price Saturday, a yard 39c
Cotton Cliarmeuse, Saturday Only,
a Yard S1.19
There is nothing lovelier for slips under sheer dress
es, such as graduating gowns or summer-voiles and
organdies, than cotton charmeuse, which is a hand
some satin finish; it's equally good for lingerie; 36
inches wide, colors pink, light blue and white.
Sale Price Saturday, a yard $1.19
Flaxon, JLyk linen and Pearline Lawn,
Special Values, a Yard 39c to 35c
For graduating dresses and sheed summer frocks
or blouses, children's hand made dresses and fine
neckwear sets. These are ideal in quality and finish
and are V.. A
Special Values at a yard 39c upwards to 83c
Sale of Kayser's Silk Top Union Suits for
Women, Saturday Only, a
Suit $2.49
Saturday you can buy women's
high grade silk top union suits of
Kayser's quality at a decided bargain
price. Get a season's supply of these
beautifully finished garments, shown
in flesh and white, bodice and regular
top styles, with tight knees. These
are our regular values from $3.25 to
$4.50; all sizes from 34 to 44.
Sale Price Saturday, a suit. . . . $2.49
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Remember that the best Bargain among all the
good things offered in this good shop
IN THE HALF PRICE ALUMINUM
SALE
Offering innumerable useful vessels and appliances
of the best makes on the market. We offer Wear
Ever, Mirro, Quality, Vico and Great Western, all
at HALF PRICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Imported Dotted Swisses, Saturday Only,
a Yard 32.19
Every fashion review extols the desirability and
forcasts the popularity of dotted Swisses in dainty
colors for summer frocks. Extra fine quality im
ported dotted Swisses in attractive colors with con
trasting dots.
Sale Price Saturday, a yard . $2.19
Have Yrou Seen the New Sweaters?
Only styles which are
new, correct and becom
ing are given represen
tation here, only color
ings that are fashion
able and desirable are -shown,
and only quali
ties that we know will
give the utmost service
and satisfaction are of
fered. The gathering of
these assortments of
styles has meant extra
ordinary effort for us,
because of merchandise
shortage and high pri
ces. Nevertheless, here
is a splendid stock for
you, priced most reasonably.
$7.50 TO $38.50
MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS
Extra Quality $35.00
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WHERE
RAYS TO TRADE
Use our telephones, our post office
dept., our rest room. Make yourself at
home here.
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DISTINCTIVE DRESS PUMPS
Many kinds of pumps in suedes and kid in all the
fancies of the season are well represented in our
stocks. Here are a few which will be liked both for
their desirable styles and attractive prices.
Brown and Black Suede Pumps, French heels, in very
attractive styles, prices $11.00 and $12.50
Brown and Black Kid Pumps, French heels, with
straps, prices $10.00 to $12.50
Gray Suede Pumps, French heels, La Belle pattern,
price $13.00
Gray Suede Pumps, French heels, flexible soles, one
strap, price $12.00
Brown Kid Pumps, turn soles military heels, one
strap, price $8.50
Black Kid Pumps, turn soles, military heels, one
strap, price $S-00
White Kid Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles, military
heels, imitation tips, price $12.00
White Rainskin Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles, mi-
litary heels, price $6.50 and $7.50
White Rainskin Pumps, Goodyear welt soles, French
heels, one strap, price $8.00
If your feet ache and pain, if you have callouses, if
your feet tire easily, if you have fallen or broken
arches, call at our shoe department on the balcony,
we have graduate specialists to serve you. .
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FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SHOPPERS
Strawberries, the box 30c
Tomatoes, Fresh, the pound 25c
Spinach, Fresh, 3 pounds 25c
Cabbage, the pound 7c
Oranges, dozen 25c to 90c
Cucumbers, each 35c
Asparagus, 2 pounds 25c
Lettuce, Hot House, pound 25c
Rhubarb, 4 pounds 25c
Radishes, the bunch . 5c
Green Onions, the bunch 5c
Pineapples, Fresh, each 70c
1 pound box Chocolate Creams 69c
Lunch goods for Sunday Fishing Trip or Picnic.
Experiment Work of -'
Interest
to Farmers and Livestock
Men to be Investigated.
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Steers ran be finished ut half the
list per pound by the uho of ensilage.
This fact Ikih been determined at ttie
I'nion station In Union county.
Kvery week after Apill 15 that aurn
mrr fallow In tliu Columbia. Hnmn In
left unplowed, million the ylolJ uf the
fnHowiiir ii op of wheat an average uf
one bushel ppf aero for each week of
delay, 'ihls fact his been determined
hcyond iiucstion by the Sherman coun
ty experiment station ut .Mum.
Does it pay to chop nlfulfuii
ileers in Kastern Oregon?
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Does it pny to build shelter fcr win
tering lambs In Kiutei'i Oregon?
Does It puy to harrow full wheat In
the spring?
Doe.i It pay to prow green crops to
Plow under on the I Ik lit Irrigated soils
of l.:ist i n Oregon' irrigated districts?
, Definite conclusions on theso ques
tions also have been reached on trie
different blanch evperimeiit stations
in Kastern Oregon. , ,
The chancing economic f.ltuntlon
hi nii'iig about serious conditions In
Kastern Oregon Is cunning un unpre
cedented demand for fundamental
fuels In connection with agricultural
praetiic In thin putt of the state.
In order thai county ngtntg of Kant
cm Oregon may have llrst hand
knowledge of these facts to pass on
to the mar.y farmers asking Informa
tion of them, n few days in the early
part of the week of May 16th have;
been net aside for the purpose of visit,
n? different stations. .
Assembling ut I .a Grande. Monday,
Way l'i, county audits accompanied by
Professors Poller and llysdop of the
Oregon Agricultural collene, will visit
the I'nlon station where extensive feed
ing tests are being carried on to de
termine the value of different kinds of
silage, the vuluo of rtiopplng hay and
other feeding; practices and wintering '
methods. At I'nlon many variety tests
or forage crops are also in progress.
Kesults at I'nlon are In general appli
cable over more than half the area of
Kastern Oregon,.
At Hrrmlstnn methods of handling
irrigated soils will bo studied. "
At Mom, In Sherm-in county, several
results have established certain fun
damental farts in coonectlon with
wheat varieties and summer fallow
harrowing, methods wbtfib tire appli
cable In most parts ' i!t. Eastern Ore
gon where wheat Is grown, according
to dry land practices. Two days will
'jo passed in Sherman county.
Ktperlmi nls Heth-Fnriher evi
dence of community seivice as carried
n by the nttrlculturul department of
the I'nlon high school Is shown by ex
periments now under way. Several
diffirent poisons, and fertilizer concil
iations arc being used on wire-worms.
These are applied in varying amounts
ind on different crops. Some eight or
ten Imported pasture grasses are being
slven a trial on several different types
of local soils. Two new varieties of
field rorn are being given a trial, with
the Idea of using them for silo corn If
'hey are adapted to local conditions.
; -beaus are being tried with yellow
dent com for use In the silo. A R suc
c tent crop for rummer feeding, a
combination of field-peas, noy-beans,
and corn are being tried together.
SAVANNAH. Xiav C M I')
Several shot" wee nred ut the ship-piou-
board officials as they were ar
lam.;ng to put strike-breaking xeamen
n!...ard 'he steamer l a ilstn. None
was Injure 1. liriclw were thrown in
toe fiehl.
K"iue IJucmniKC'iiKMit A news
Islory from Salt Iike City to the ef
fect that the lioblera ul a 100,000 wool
t pool have refused Sateen rid three-
fourths ceii's a pound offered for their
wool Ih encouraging to V'niatilla coun-
toen just this far it shows
of Aiptil' 1 also I.ws of vi
tality, vi-ror. tone. To recover appetite
mid ilf- I- st take Mood s Katnupwilla
that ptreiot'lieiis the sfmach, perfects
digtl"n, makes eating a pleasure, it
n'so makes the blood rich and pure,
end teaiiies the nerves.
Bowman Studio
IVlldli-tOH. Oregon
itnmurrs
lt)ST CAUDS
Kodak films for sale, fihus de-
eloped and pnnl.it.
ty sh
that sonir men nave tjen approached
to sell wool. Few offers are being
made here. A report that could not
be verified ban it that one sheepman
whose flock Is purebred Itambnuillet
stuff was offered 20 cents for hia clip I MKf.Fr,
tne otner day. . atcyipt
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT
MADE TO ASSASSINATE
FORMER PREMIER NITTI
at i;
Italy, May 6. ('. I'.) An
was made to nsxasslnato for
mer premier Nitti. Three shots were
fired ut the automobile In 'which ho
was supposed to be ruling. Nittl, how
over, whh in the second machine.
Friends In the first car were injured.
hood Kivi.it ; u.;i: jinsxs
HOOD KIVKK, ore., .May ii. (!'.
I'.) The I'atc Oarage burned to the
ground in a spectacular 30 minute
five today. ,Seven new cars and one
truck was lost. The loss Is estimated
at $30,000.
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Orepon-jMontaiia Rig
Visible at Wimiett
The Oregon-Montnna Oil & Gas To.
will drill on the western end of the
Klatwlllow structure. A standard Tex
as rig is now being built on section
20.14-26 and they expect to spud In by
May 10th. Drilling will he done by
Stew art & Stewart, who have a con.
tract to drill to 2,500 feet if commer
cial production. Is not secured at a
lesser depth.
I'roductlvo sands In tho Oregon
Montana well arc first exnerted nt
about 1.200 feet, and with a guaran
teed dt-illi'ig depth of 2,500 feet, this
noie will tie watched with much Intn.-.
est by all oil men Inasmuch us It will
penetrate all sands to the quadrant,
anil will be a Vomnleto test nr tho
structure, which has been missed un-
on by competent geologists and Is be
lieved by experienced oil men to offer
exceptional possibilities for a large
field. Incidentally, this rig Is visible
from Vlnnctt, and will probnblv he
the first objective to visitors to the
Wlnnelt fields. Stewart & Stewart are
competent and experienced drillers,
having operated In Wyoming, Oklaho
ma and Texas fields.
The Oregon-Montana OH & das Co.
i is financed ulniost entirely by Oregon
capital, i no company owns 80 acres
in feo simple, and loo per cent of pro
duction goes to the Investors, each In
vestor receiving a conveyance of in
terest by warranty deed, similar to a
royalty conveyance, this method posi
tively assuring each and every Invest
or the receipt of his pro rata, share of
production.
Tho Klatwlllow anticline begins n
section 30.H-25, and extends in nn
easterly direction to about tho center
of township 14-2D, whero It merge
with the Oat creek anticline. The Ore.
gon-Montana property lies on the apeg
of this anticline in a doninl structure :
known locally its the Klk creek dome.
and 2.600 feet of drilling guarantee
a complete and thorough test. .- -'
Our lots are fifty dollars each end
our Pendleton Office U at DuduIi CI
Klnf Ceorgt of Engiani,
gar Store. Adv. '