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THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE PIECE GOODS GVRNfVAL BEGINS TOMORROW, MAY 26TII, LASTING THREE DAYS. A GREAT ATTRACTION
FOR ALL THE) PEOPLE. New Spring Cottons, Silks and Woolens, Huge Lots at Lowest Prices in Years. The Piece Goods Carnival that begins tomorrow
at The Peoples Warehouse is a sale of new bummer Goods at Low est Prices. Every one of the lots is made up entirely of New Spring Goods. Just sueh
terial as one is most apt to want right now for Summer Apparel. To such a sale with its New Summer Goods and Low Prices we invite you tomorrow.
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NEW SILK CREPE
DE CHINE
Carnival Special, Yard
$1.49
This is a soft, light
weight crepe de chine,
with a very lustrous fin
ish and crinkly effect;
the width is 40 inches.
Excellent quality for
women's blouses, dress
es and for undergar
ments; shown in all the
leading shades.
Marked Specially Low,
a Yard $1.49
NEW SERGES, GAB
ARDINES AND
POIRET TWILL
Carnival Special, 20
Per Cent Discount
In the new weaves
and colors, 36 to 56 in.
in width, iou II tind a
good assortment here
to select from and we
feel sure that we can
both serve and please
you.
Carnival Special for
Three Days Only,
20 Per Cent Discount
NEW SILK POPLIN
Carnival Special, Yard
9Sc
A very serviceable
silk of very rich appear
ance and you will find a
splendid assortment of
colors to choose from;
36 inches wide.
Marked Specially Low,
a Yard 9Sc.
HANDSOME DRESS
GINGHAMS AND
TISSUES
Carnival Special, Yard
19c, 23c, 29c up
wards to S9c
You'll say remarkable
values and we are show
ing unusually complete
stocks of 27 and 32 inch
ginghams and tissues in
striking patterns both
in domestic and import
ed cloths. You must see
our standard quality 27
inch Ginghams that we
are offering at 19c yd.,
and our 32 in. Standard
at 23c and 29c yard.
Marked Specially Low,
a Yard 19c Upwards
to 89c.
' NEW ALL WOOL
MATERIAL
Carnival Special
20 Per Cent Discount
For dresses, suits and
coats you will find all
the late and popular
shades and cloths; trico
tines, velours, broad
cloth, polo cloth, silver
tones, etc. AH wool ma
terials; 48 to 56 inches
in width.
Carnival Special
For Three Davs Only
20 Per Cent Discount
NEW SILK SHIRTING
Carnival Special, Yard
$1.19, $1.57 and $1.88
They are neat striped
patterns and light and
dark colored back
grounds, are very at
tractive and of beauti
ful quality silk. Just
what you want for the
hot summer weather.
Marked Specially Low,
Yd. $1.19, $1.57, $1.8S
IMPORTED PONGEE
SILKS
Carnival Special, Yard
69c, $1.03, $1.16 to $3.82
These are all better
grades pongees, all with
the exception of the
69c grade are of a dust
less finish ; all are 33 in.
in width, shown in nat
ural color and in flesh,
pink, maize, emerald,
peacock blue, rose and
white. Qualities like
these are sure to give
vou satisfactory wear.
Marked Specially IiOv,
Yd. 69c upwards to $3.82
NEW FANCY SUM
MER VOILES
Carnival Special 49c,
74c and upwards
40 inches wide in the
new floral and dotted
patterns, fine quality
and color combinations
to choose from and our
price you'll find surpris
ingly low.
Marked Specially Low,
Yard 49c, 74c upward
NEW TAFFETA
SILKS
Carnival Special, Yard
. $2.19
Taffeta is this sea
son's favorite silk for
making of garments, in
fact better than it has
been for years, accord
ingly we have stocked a
good asortment of them
in the most wanted
colors. v
Marked Specially Low,
a Yard $2.19
NEW SATIN
MESSALINES
Carnival Special, Yard
$1.98
All women know that
satin messaline is simi
lar to satin, very soft,
lighter weight, and eas
ily draped and has a
lustrous finish. This
messaline is 36 inches
wide and we show a full
range of the now sum
mer shades.
Marked Specially Low,
a Yard $1.98
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Here Are The Prettiest of the New
' Pretty Sweaters
Prettiness sticks out all
over them. It can be seen
in the cut, colors, weaves
and design of their pock
ets, sleeves, cuffs, buttons
and sash, and being fash
ioned in numerous new
styles in every radiant and
joyous color, the chances
of making your favtorite
selection is excellent.
Priced from $7.50 to $38.50
BARGAINS WHEREIN YOU MAY PRACTICE ECONOMY
snore rois the kxtiki: family
Shoes for the little tot. Shots for the
larger girl. Shoes for the tuff boys. Shoes
for the men. ' Shoes for the women, all
priced in our tlpical Bargain Basement
way.
BKAI'TIFI'Ij VARTY (iOWNS
Only a few left now. They sold origlnally
as high as 25.00. Special close out S9.H8
COItSKTS $1.49 ' ,
One table filled with a biR lot of Rood
corsets of different styles originally priced
as high as $U.50. All sizes. Special (.'lose
Out $1.49
CAMISOLES l.8
Just placed on sale. One very pretty lot
of very fancy silk camisoles in a good vari
ety of color and styles They are bargains
at l.39
IHRLS' VOILE lmESSKS
You must see this tot of pretty dresses to
appreciate them. They sold as high as 19.
Special Clean tp S2.29
We aro just placing on sale a liberal lot
Of leatherette shopping bags, bearing a nice
finish and appearance an the outside and
neatly lined with a very pretty flannel cre
tonne. These bags sell elsewhere for $I.ti5 '
2.00 and SJ.tio but through a fortunate
purchase we are able to offer tiiein at ex
ceptional bargain pikes. .
Basement special "9c, 89c ami 98
.
10c
4e
27c
White Wash Brushes
Jlendels
Clothes Bins, dozen
Baring Knives
Class Measuring Cups l.V
Kitchen Clothes Line . 4II
Carpet Tacks .V
Tack Hummers Km
Picture Hooks 5:
Fuse Blugs
Dish Mops
We
14c
Jute Clothes Lines I If
Fly Swatters 9c
Mouse Traps. 3 for 10c
Steel Wool 13c-
Mechanics Soap He
Boys' Tough Overalls 9NC
$2.00 Work Shirts (We
Medicated Nest Eggs : 5c
Women's Stockings ITh
lieninants, 1-3 off.
Boys' Heavy Hose 19c
furling Irons l.V
Scissors 70c
Barge Hair Nets f ."ic
Cuticura Soap 19c
Woodbury's Facial Soap 19c
Besluo Soap IWc
Bress Blittons, dozen 10c
Coat Buttons, dozen 10c
K-Z Face Veils 2c
Fifty rent Stationery Sue
Best Grade Middies S2.49
(icorgette Silk Waists S2.95
Turkish Towels 19c
Aluminum ('leaner Utk
Graceful New Spring Skirts
Now, diversity of styles is an essential
consideration of women who have a skirt
to purchase. You do not like to be limited
in choice to one or two good styles. And
since this store offers the biggest assort
ments to choose from, it is only natural that
you should come to use when you decide to
make a selection. These prices make every
garment an irresistible value.
$9.85 to $35.00
You can always do a little better at
The Peoples Warehouse. Big assort
mentlower prices best qualities.
J nePeoples Warehouse
whe"e; PY TP TAPKlESZy
It will pay you to visit our Men's
Shoe Sale. Values up to $15.00. Your
choice $ 1.95.
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QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
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ROLLED BARLEY,
ROLLED OATS,
TIMOTHY HAY
ALFALFA HAY
CHICK FEED
SCRATCH FEED
WHOLE CORN
CRACKED CORN
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IATILLA FLOOR & GRAIN CO.
1300 S. Alta
Phone 351
Only Silver Lining to Cloud
Sheepmen Are Under in the
Yakima Valley; Per Ct. Big.
Stronger, better, cleaner wool than
for years past, and 250,(100 pounds
more of It than last year, but with no
demand for it and none in niht this
I is the silualion in which Yakima val
'ley wooigrowers find themselves, and
! practically the only silver lining to the
'cloud late In April was the prospect
j for good money from th hothouse
! Iamb crop.
j This is said to have averaged Z0
per cent in practically all cases this
! spring, and ubnut 3U.UU0 ewes were
', lambed early. This would mean 36,000
, youngsters to be marketed this year, it
: is planned, in July, before the ewes
I go to the mountains. They are ex
j pet ted to average H P'T head, which
; would bring back a quarter of a mll
! lion ready change to help keep things
, going.
! The total' clip in Yakima is esti
mated st 2. . pound. None has
i been Hold and only a little shlpiied on
I consignment. Many of the growers
I will have last year's clip on hand, and
1 one result of congested conditions may
' be the forming of a pool for Yakima
I and possibly for all Washington, a
I plan fcaid to have the support, among
others, of H. 8. Coffin and of state
college marketing authorities.
Contract Awarded The Growers'
Storage and Supply company of Mil
ton have let the contract frr the con
struction of a cold storage plant near
the Ijimb Fruit company holdings.
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E Strawberries, home grown, the box 30c 5
S N Asparagus, green and tender, the pound .10c
j Apples, good eating, the box $2.00 5
jr Jurntps, the bunch , !..:..05c
I Gooseberries, the box 15c
js Tomatoes, fresh, the pound 25c 5
Visit our Cool, Flyless Basement these warm days and
5 inspect the condition in which food is kept here.
Pure, Cool, Clean and Fresh 5
V General Leonard Wood turn accepted an Invitation Dy uie Japanese
government to tour that country. Ha la net In Uie Philippines, Investi
gating conditions for President Harding. Enrout to the Islands he stopped
at Yokohama, where he ia shown with Japanese official who presented
; the Invitation. Left to right, Iwatc. representing; tha foreign minister;
Major NisbUuva representing tha war minister and General Wood.
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