East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 20, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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PAXIE TWT1
' DAILY EAST OREGONLIN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY; MAY 20, 1919.'
TWELVE PAGES
New Arrivals of-$mm!?tGoodj: Md&e
Now is (he time'(o buy too. Prices are on the upward trend, niany sharp advances have occurred in the past few days,
the best for the price, no matter what the price,. , j.- . fttf ,.. jVVOr-
Don'Jt wait, you'll pay more if you do. We are prepared to serve you with
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in
jiving
Style h
Definition
.
Style, to our way of Think
ing, is synonymous with dis
tinction, individuality, good
taste. You'll catch the idea
in our clothes better than
we can define it
LL3 sfe-
1
Cytul4 JlaM Sdnffaw ft Mux -
Style is never a veneer
here. It is imbedded deep
i " H'.i f
in quality.
OUR SUITS
are priced from
$20 to $65
Wednesday
Surprise Package
Sale
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Wednesday
Surprise Package
Sale
WEDNESDAY, ANOTHER . SURPRISE PACKAGE SALE
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning we open with one or the most popular sales held In Iho
Harffain Basement. . - , , . -
- .-A, Oreat Stock of Surprise Packages. Some packages containing silk dresses, some con
taining Silk Skirts, or Fine Waists, etc.. to a, value not exceeding J1S.O0. Every package con
tains SOc worth at good, serviceable nmrcbandise nothing old and useless.
Each pacing is securely wrapped ana tied with a list placed inside that you may. check
its content. '
Sixed garments may be exchanged for correct sizes only. '
THERE'S . GREAT.
HKi Sl'ltPUIBE
AIVITI.V1 you
50 CENTS
CAXT IIEI.P BI T GET
VOUR MOXEVS WOItTII.
POSSIBLY f 15 MORE
LET'S GO! LET'S SPECULATE
' WTednesday-Morningf,' Beginning at 10 o'clock
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT.
MORE NEW PATTERNS IN
Printed Georgette
1 Crepe -
dark or light grounds, 40 inches wide, Ijeautif ul
designs that are absolutely new. The yard
$3.00 to $3.50.
Spring Wash
Goods
1?
4 i t
that are different, .Yau will want to see the
many new and pretty designs in sneer voiles
th,at axe so popular this season., A wide selecr
tion of .many styles to choose from, colorings
that are .representative tf the latest fashions
from - , .
, ... 35c to $1.50
New Bag Top
Is ; Frames
entirely new styles in colors to harmonize with
the silks used in making the new bags. Prices
from I' 95c to $2.25
"Patent Leather Belts, narrow to wide widths
in black, white and red . . 35c to $1.00
. Windsor Ties', medium and wide 'widths of
navy, red, black, green, etc 35c to $100
Kayser Silk
Gloves'
are for service, appearance and economy. In all
wanted colors and, sizes, the pair . .85c to $1.50
New
Dresses
We have just received a shipment of
smart dresses in pongee and "khaki
kool." All are made in the very latest
styles. They are very serviceable,
launder nicely, and are cool, for sum
rner wear: All sizes are included. These
are truly wonderful values at the prices
we offer. Qualities that should sell at
$22.50 up to $28.50.
Special Offering
1 9.50
$
Jiff dtZWi 'ti
T. P. W. Pure Food Shop
The Flylew Grocery. .
CLEANI.lNEfcS
3 liu Une riioncfi, all IV
STRAWBERRIES
From. Milton and Kennewick,
the box i i ..... ; '. . 25c
Kippered Salmon, fresh by ex
press, pound . . ...... . , . . . . 40c
Bluehill Pimento and Green Chili
Cheese, package 20c
Fancy Mild Tillamook Cheese,
In Our Model Sanitary Itawiuint
M-ONOMY SEHVIOI-:
., . - . i'( All CMbcr ilM, ooH tl
pound 50c
Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese,
pound 50c
Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese,
pound . . . 85c
Columbia Boiled Ham and Dried
Beef and Swift's Premium Ba
con Sliced to Your Order,
PENDLETON AGENTS FOR J BUTr
TERICK PATTERNS AND
PUBLICATIONS
PENDLETONX greatest department store
3fiePeoplos rehouse,
VWM':MjJ:,'i WHERE iT PAYS TO TR F. l,M:WliB.fCTffil7
BUY NOW AND SAVE.
RECLAMATION - FARMS
FOR MEN WHO SERVED;:
as to just what to do, are appealing I rests solely with Congress.
The plan Involves "the new farm' t ice will be stationed on each project
to the repartment of the Interior fori Briefly the Ie part men t is saying '. irtea" in ..thai tbore-wiU. be built what; to teaclx the men Tiow to make asuc-
ii'ini iriii-i.Hfi um to inw imvmwnw ok int , mat, it, auch lesiaiauon in passed, worfc r-jcnowa. um community aatiiemeDui, m b or inrmintt-
Salem, Ore., District
WASH INOTONV Tay 'Ot With an
eV:-r increAiiingr flood of menMi
ing hcme from the war to La..c
Hnt'V? the tasks of civil life, many of
them with reatly changed Ideas of
lift- and em bit ions and in a quandary
This will make it
plan ot will begin at once in the development each containing a number of farm : possible for men who know nothlna
of cooperative farm ettlpmentn for hemes, so that the men will have near about farming- to make a success ot
these farms. Tho plan is to be open
to every man who has worn Uncle
Government in its proposed
.rm-lrlinD- farm. fr,w BnlH iarm
Such a deluge of requests has been soldiers and sailors in nearly all of neg inborn. Knod roads over which
received from the men who wore the the States. in practically every hrlns; their produce to town, and a
uniform as to emphasize the Reason of State in the t'nlon there are large j market for the sale of the produce
all other wars that the service men. I area of land suitable for this purpose, within a short distance of the farm
because of, army life, with its openness; Jobs oar Home. home. Kfforts will he made to over-
and acLivity, largely seek out-of-doors; Many of the soldiers have asked It
vocations. j It will be possible for them to obtain
The Interior Department has aU-a Job near their homes by draining,
ready explained to more than 40.000 clearing. Irrigating and improving
men that the development of Its plans these lands. That again depends up-
f
;4 Second in Northwest
in Centenary Drive
Sum's uniform in the great war.
'come the handlcattm of farm life that
i are driving the peopla to the cities-
the lack of society in the country, the)
distance between farm homes, the'
rc-moteneH from the postoff ices fend
WAIMIIKK IXSritANf-H
liritKAU HAH NinV 1 IK A D
REFRIGERATORS
5 114 E. Webb J . r. . - Tl V . Phone 548
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Rhinelander
Cleanable '
Refrigerators
fire great h (jjh in kilh-n economy,
fo sr-ientifacsilly criHtiHctr-d that
left-overs may be ket for later sse
with practically no spoilage. And
ffr, keeT"g meats, "wilfk,- butter,
4-tr., frenh snd on'ontaminaied by
inrs or dunt, the lhin-landr can
not b- ben i en. Hre in sizes for
evry home.
One-Piece Porcelain Lininpr Means Easy Cleaning
and Perfect Lti.italion.
We collect rent whiJe others pay rent, thercforel
you can always do be! (er at " - "
on the action of Congrras In providing "hp newspeiwr," the desire for better
) the money for construction. . Ths' school facilities for the children. Un
j plans propose that these settlements j der 'he new way there will be the
b- scattered all over the country, "so farm village, the settlement ot far
mers around a center which Is their
Kj.ttiat it would be possible for every
5 -honorably discharged soldier or sailor
or marine to work near his old home.
There would he work of all hinds In
connection with these settlements,
from the highest technical and clerl
oaf position to that of laborer.
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DR. CARTER'S K, B. TEA
g FINE SPRING TONIC IS
home, in which can be gathered most
of the advantages of the city the
school, the church, the moving picture
the well-outfitted stor and the.".
with good roads, the rural express,
the telephone, the automobile and the
postoffice will make life on the farm
a thing of far different meaning from
the Isolated life It has been.
in Pick l,nd.
After these service men have re
claimed the land, the Government In
tends to allow the men to pick out
one of these farms. The plan provides
that these farms and homes shall be
J paid for In small payments over a
I long term of years. It Is expected
that the men will be able to pay the
Dr. Carter's K & n Tea Be Spring
Svsumi 4 lea ncr Make It at Home
Yoi rH f tM Almost Nothing. I
ituer ine img winter munins near
ly everyone needs spring medicine first smiili payment out of the wages
that will drive out accumulated lm received from the Government In
purities and put the system In good helping to' build these settlements.
WASHINGTON, Way 20. Appoint
ment of Colonel It. C Chomeley-Jones
of New York as director of the bureau
of war risk insurance was announced
today by Secretary of the "Treasury
Glass.
Colonel Chomeley-Jones succeeds
Colonel It. T. Ldndsley, who resigned
after accusing Secretary Oliiss of
"playing politics" in tho management
of the bureau.
Tough r-wk,, IK.?,
LONG liKACIf, May 20. Dr. E. V.
Smith has lost his sphymonano meter.
He thinks some one stole it. To
make it doubly tough it was a genu
ine PHIinffxfttrth sphymomanometi
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
condition. -
One of the best spring up builders
and regulators we know of, Is made
of root and herbs and Is called Dr.
Carter s K It Tea your Grand
mother can tell you about It. .
Get a package of this tea at any
drug store and brew a steaming cop
,1efore you go to bed to-night you'll
use n.
w. Um up lend id for the liver and bow.
els. sick headache and bllllousness.
S The kiddles like It too, because it does
d them lots of good, because ft never
y ' act hnrwhly. Yon can get Dr. Car-
wr S K a 11 ifi mi Mnj oru( vim-.
The balance can be paid from the pro
ceeds from the sale of crops.
It Is planned that the Government
Will also furnish the new farmers
with the necessary stock and farm
Implements, these to be paid for In
small payments spread over several
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents Try It!
Houeeze the Jui of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beau
tinr, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
years, a nrttg store or toilet counter, win sup-,
These farms will contain forty to! ply three ounces of orchard whits
eighty acres for general farming pur-! for few cents. Massage this sweetly;
pot, fsnm eighty to one hundred andj fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, I
shcty acres for live stock purposes. arms and hsndn each day and ses how i
from fifteen to twenty acres for fruit freckles and blemishes disappear andj
farms and from five to twenty acres' how clear, soft and rosy-white the
for track farms. jskln becomes. Yes! It is harmless
Competent Instructors In farm prao- and never irritates. j
24 hours of the drive, the Olympi.
yVanhlnKton. district which has raised
100 per cent of Its tiota of $10i,(00,
heads tho entire Northwest.' The Ha
k m. , (iregon, district with 75 per
ctnt of its quota of $2 10.000 Ju a close
second.
PORTLAND, May 2.Northwewt
headquarters of the f 105,000,000
Methodist centenary movement fof re-j The Yellow stone National Park, the
building the world reported at noon crowning wonder of America's won
Monday that with reports missing, derlands, has within its area 8813
from one-third of the communities square miles, several high mountain
in ine northwest. fl.llo.&UK had been ranges, three large rivers with their
subscribed. At the close of the first tributaries, 8 hikes and 2S waterfalls.
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"THE GOLD STANDARD OP VALUES"
What is the life of this Geo 'Speed Wagon?"
is your natural query. And our reply is, "We do
not know."
Every one we have ever built is still in service,
and it is now four years since the first Reo
"Speed Wagon" went into the hands of a user.
Independent Garage
Distributors
Cole Eight, Reo, Dort and Scripps-Booth.
Court at Thompson St ' - - Phone 533