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GOLDEN RULE STORE Others Follow EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 28, l 1 3. PAGE THREE. NoMMdle-Mai'- s Profit Wfeei Ya Bay aft the RULE STORE We Buy Direct From the Manufacturers for 48 Busy Stores Ladies Spring Jacket Suits Rival Apron Gingham 5 c Men's two-piec- e Shirt and Boss of the Road Overalls Amokeag Gingham 6V4C Drawers, in tan, ecru and Jumpers for ea. 69c $15.00 value for . $ 9.90 Quality Dress Gingham 8V3C and blue . 25c Heavy Police Suspenders 17.50 value for . $ 1 2.50 pr. 25c Red Seal Dress Gingham 10c Mens fine Balbriggan double 20.00 value for . $14.75 crotch Drawers . 39 c President Suspenders 35 c 3 2 --in. Gingham 10c Dress Mens neat Dress Suspend- 22.50 value for . $16.50 Mens ribbed Shirt and 28-i- n. Percale, yd. 6V4C Drawers, ex. weight. 45c ers . 25c for . 25.00 value $18.50 36-i- n. Percale, yd. 8V3C Mens Union Suits 49c, 69c Mens Hercules Suspend- Ladies Spring Coats Best American Calico 5 c Mens Genuine Porosknit ers . 35c Mens black Sox, a pair 5c Pen Yang Silk Wash Fab- Union . 89c $12.50 value for . $ 7.90 Mens black and tan Sox, rics, all colors, yd. 25 c Mens ribbed Union Suit 98c 15.00 value for . $ 9.90 3 pair 25c 36-i- n, Bovs Balbriggan or Mesk Motor Shantung Silk Mens Dress Sox, all colors 1 7.50 value for . $12.50 Knit Shirt and Drawers yd, . 49c 2 for 25c each . 25c Ladies Wool Skirts, all the 36-i- n. Imported Shantung Mens Silk Hose, . Boys Union Suits 25c, 49c pr. 25c Silk, yd. ,. 1 new styles. .98c Mens Canvas Gloves, knit Boston Garter for . 5c All-Sil- k 27-i- n. Messaline, Mens Muslin Gowns, low wrist also band wrist pr. 5c $4.00 value for . $2.98 yd. 79c or high neck 49c and 98c Mens leather band wrist 19c value . All-Sil- 5.00 for $3.98 24-i- n. Mens Dress Shirts, coat k Foulard 49c Mens calf skin Gauntlet 49c . style, cuffs attached 7.50 value for $4.98 40-i- n. Mercerized Voile 25c calf skin welt seams 69c 49c, 75c, 98c. $1.49 8.50 value for . $5.90 30-i- n. Crepe 15c B Serpentine H & Blocks Gloves 98c, Boys Waists 25c and 49c 1 0.00 value for . $7.90 3 0-i- n. Galatea Cloth . 18c $1.45 and $1.98 Men's Work Shirts 25, 39, 45, 69?, 98 You can always We Lead, do better at the GOLDEN RULE STORE Others Follow Woman and Her Varied Interests FOR A BAD STOMACH PAPE'S DIAPEPSIII CLUB CALENDAR. TUESDAY MEM. Time It! In live Minutes You Will Pendleton Political Equality Wonder League meets What Iienie of tlie Can, at the call of the Sourness and Indigestion BREAKFAST. president powdered sugar. Sliced Oranges with Pendleton Chapter American Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges- Sirup. Woman's League Griddle cakes. meets at the tion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the Dried beef in cream. Rolls. Coffee city hall assembly room at 3 p. food you eat Unloading m, ferments into gases and second Monday In LUNCH. each stubborn lumps; your head aches and Paeon. Saratoga chips. Mince pie. month. you feel sick and miserable, Class in Parliamentary Law that's Tea. when you realize the magic in Tape's DINNER. meets at city hall on second Diapepsin. Mondays It makes such misery Tripe a la creole. and fourth of each vanish In five minutes. month, at 3 p. m. Macaroni and cheese. If your stomach is in a continuous 'Bread and butter pudding. revolt If you can't get it regulated, Hard sauce. Way to Make Finn Eyelets. please, for your sake, try Diapepsin. The French have this practical It's so needless to have a bad stom- method of finishing eyelets, writes a ach make your next meal a ' favorite contributor to the Woman's Home food meal, then take a little Diapep- Companion: They work the eyelet In sin. There will not he the usual way within three stitches eat without fear. It's because Pape's of the end; then they make the last Diapepsin "really does" regulate, Unheard-o- three stitches very large and run the weak, er stomachs that 8 Big Days of f Hat Prices 8 r.cedle through them. Next, the third gives it it's millions of sales annually. or last stich is held down with the Get a large fifty-ce- nt case of Pape's finger and the second stitch pulled, Diapepsin from any drug store. It is which tightens the first stitch; then, the queckest, surest stomach relief in the same way, the third stitch and cure known. It acts almost like Starts Tomorrow Morning at 9 o'Clock pulled tightens the second; and the magic it is a scientific, harmless and pulling of the thread itself tightens the pleasant preparation which truly be- lr.st one. This makes a firm eyelet, longs in every home. continues all next week, enling Saturday Night, May 3rd. without knots or any bulginess at all and boil rapidly until Annie Jolly. the jelly point is reached, put in To make apple jelly tumblers and seal. 1 wash apples Chicago Journal. TRIMMED HATS and slice them without removing skin ALL PATTERN and or seeds. Barely cover the fruit with Stre'itfth comes from well digested water and cook slowly until the ap- and thoroughly ples are very tender. assimilated food. UNTRIMMED SHAPES and CHILD Hi Drain them Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the digestive ALL through a jelly bag over night. To organs and builds up one pint of juice thus the allow a pound of strength. If you are getting "run granulated sugar. Let the juice come down," begin REN'S HATS; ALL FLOWERS AND to a boil taking Hood's at once before adding the sugar. It gives nerve, mental and digestive Stir until the sugar Is dissolved, then strength. FEATHERS 1U KiSJ A l MALI1 mice (ZJ-- GRANDMOTHER USED SAGE TEA TO Every Panama in Our Store at 1 -- 3 Oft SI;1 DARKED ,(J-- HER FADED OR GRAY HAIR There's a Boom-- St I - Mixed With. Sulphur Makes Hair 50 cents. Some druggists make their irlfslt own. which is usualry too Millinery I in both bofr, Lustrous and Cures stickv, so stock of also conducted a store Athena Insist upon, getting Wyeth's. which can Dandruff. be depended 1 of before the upon; to Testore natural Weston. disposed b th these stores color and beauty to the hair and I and The use of Sage and Sulphur for re- FOR THE storing faded, gray splendid for dandruff, dry, feverish for them shipped OLDER GIRL. hair to its natural itchy and falling Millinery lines intended were and now Above is a fascinating model of color dates back to grandmother's scalp hair. arrived, Ronen blue cashmere selected for a time. She kept her hair beautifully A well-know- n downtown druggist my entire summer stock has the Vogue has girl of sixteen to eighteen. The bod- darkened, glossy and a says his customers insist on Wyeth's that abundant with Sage overstocked, crowded and jammed too much merchandise and not enough ice has the set-I- n sleeves and closes brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. and Sulphur, because, they say. become it darkens so naturally evenly unmercifully on Millinery. over a yoke of Irish crochet. It Is Whenever her hair fell out or took on and room, has forced me to cut the prices new summer finished with self-ton- e silk applied in that dull, faded or streaked appear- that nobody can tell it has been ap- the form of revers and closes with a ance this simple mixture was applied plied It's so easy to use, too. You row of crystal buttons. The skirt Is with wonderful effect. simply dampen a sponge or soft new and smart and particularly girl- Rut the brewing at home Is mussy brush and draw it through your hair, ish, having a deep hip yoke with low- and e. Nowadays skilled taking one strand at a time Do this Vogue Millinery er part laid In pleats and about the chemists do this better than ourselves. nt night and by morning the gray hair The hips the new draped. The wide col By asking at' any drug store for the disappears; after another application MRS. L. DAYE IDLEMAN lar which adds breadth to the slender ready-to-us- e product called "Wy-eth- 's or two, It Is restored to Its natural shoulders Is of Turkish sash of self- - Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" color and looks glossy soft and tone silk is a darker shade of silk. you will get a large bottle for about.
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