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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1919)
U "V fr V , 4 '! PXtSE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WKDN ESDAY, MAY 21. 1919. TWELVE PAGES V h t What a world of meaning is bound up in that one word, and how much depends on U! It is not enough that you should find the merchandise you heed at this store. It is not enough that you t should meet with a hearty welcome or should be given the best of attention. Satisfaction embodies both these essentials and goes still further. It means that at no time in the future shall you nave cause to retrret any transaction ever made at this store. And this is the kind of satisfaction we insist on giving to our patrons, day in and day out, throughout every month of every year . MAKfc Tino crnnii -niTT. oittt- FA if ON 'jf A - j 8 1 I TO . " I" ' 1 - ' I i . ) "' Special Sale of Women's Coats Beginning tomorrow, Thursday morning, we will offer the greatest bargains in women's Coats, Capes and Dolmans you'll see this season. Every garament is of this season's newest styles. The materials are gabardine, velour, serge, silvertone, tweed, Poiret twill and jersey. Most of them are lined with fancy silk linings. " All are made by good reputable manufacturers, who have enviable reputations to sustain. The values are simply wonderful ! till you've seen them. ' Don't buy THIS .SALE INCLUDES TWO CHOICE LOTS, LOT1 is made up of Coats. Capes and Dolmans that sold regularly at from $28.50 to $300. Special Sale Price . .v.-. ; . . . . ........ $18.50 LOT 2 is composed of Coats, Capes and Dol mans selling regularly at $35.00 to $68.50. Special Sale Prices are from $28.50 to $42.50 Come and look whether you intend to buy or not. See the wounderful values we're offering. Itll do you good. T. P. W. Pure Food Shop - ' In Our Model Sanitary Basement . ' CLEANLINESS ECONOMY " SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. - All Other Depts. call 22 .,You will enjoy purchasing your table supplies from this clean, sanitary, flyless grocery. The most courteous salesmen and the best of service. . .Coffee prices are advancing. It will be money in your pocket to buy a supply for the future now. Try our T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee, the pound 45c. We will be forced to raise the price of all grades of coffee in the near future. FOR UNDERWEAR COM FORT BUY KAYSERS You know that Kayser knit underwear means high grade merchandise, an un dergarment that affords comfort, service and style, and all at a moderate price. In all the summer styles and weights, all sizes, the suit $1.00 to $3.00. OUR NEW SLIPOVER . VEILS are making ' a hit. New meshes that are strong and serviceable, embroidered with latest designs. In all the wanted colors 15c to 65c COOL LINGERIE for summer wear may be made of this new silk and cotton fabric, comes in flesh color with silk interwoven"; washes perfectly and looks like. silk. The yard..... 85c Lingerie Krinkle, a crepe weave cloth with blue fig ures printed on flesh color, a big seller with us. Yd. 45c Mercerized Poplin, in all colors, blue, pink, green, tan, rose, etc. The yard 50c Go to th store with the hiahosi i.-n t. i "batting average" That's just another way of saying that you ought to buy your clothes where they have the reputation for always ' "delivering the goods." When you call on us to serve you, we make good; if the clothes dont do it we do; you get your money back if you're not satis fied. -. s Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes deliver the goods They're made to give you lasting service; all-wool fabrics; careful tailoring, smartest style ; strong values. Waist-seams are the leaders; single and double-breasted. -r Varsity suits in all variations; new ideas; new fabrics; new colors. $20.00 to $65.00 99 40 Ml Coprrifhl 191 Hut Scha&Mt A Mm THE SURPRISE PACKAGE SALE A REGUIVR CIRCUS THE BIG SURPRISE PACKAGE SALE IS ON. One Silk Dress was drawn by eleven o'clock; one customer got 3 pairs silk hose and 1 silk waist. It's more fun than you ever had at a circus, and the best part of it is "you can't lose." T here's not less than 50c worth in any package and some packages run as high as $13.75. THE SALE RUNS UNTIL EVERY PACKAGE IS SOLD. Get in and sur prise yourself. The price is 50c per pkg. . - ' PENDLET0N5 greatest department store HONEST MERCHANDISE AT HONEST PRICES. i fiePeoples IferehousQ LARGEST STOCKS MOST EFFICIENT SERVICE. WHERE . IT PAYS TO TBAPE I EAST OKEGONIAiT. SKECIAIj J " NEWS OF CMATIJ.IA CO- Visiting Teacher Plan . Proposed at Umatilla (East Oregonlan Special.) CMAT1LXJL, May 21. The Cmatilla whoola hav adopted a plan thereby (he teacher take visitins trips to oiher rotjniH i-j the building and in ttat war mal- IwipJul ugetioca uid plana ia fut!iring the progrena ot ill arhutil. A leaobera vUitin? day is to be oliaerved In the school dntiiig the coming term and all teacheri plan I u vlariiiiR m oth-r aehotrt in th cunty. An:i.cr Innovation miKge. iion is "Go to School Day" whlrh Till man. ' briiif many pitrons to the scl-vil to Huney and Irona. the (Convenes in "Raker today, restaurant: Minn Jessie Brierly, who was a mem- Monday ..(..i.or wvik. vwin i nave mOVed -Into a nw lftcnf Ion t- - . . .... throughout the .! Jeff irtelffiens artd famtl felan on at. " i' '. .'J C 'j .r- ZlJi l'ilue!s iniereflts. He look with htm on hia return a couple trained aacK the I'me lo-tt an aanaoie - me naa Deen a?vu:jl ttnding the wedding anniversary ut entirely to regular school work. j Mr. and Mrs. Xewcomb In Pendleton, A short prosiam is to be plven at ; Thursday. ...r 'renalrinr .dnn. on ik. n..ii..k hn..- vi:? relatives i- i n t 1 1 1 in ,nyn M.T001 is me f.Tfiver ' ot a copy of ihe ' Beaver" p.jhMisheU 'n whlch his mUy will move in a by tie O. A. C. tudent body. , few weeks. - j.. L W. K. XllKPflt i In Tnr!tnn tnlr- i. np goveriir.Mjni ii.ni a';ove Liiinur . . . - W i a rtnH.9ETnii for fliinHflv ni-Ic-1 ""-iit. r me injuries numain- " " :-.tfi.ra and f.sl-.crrran of late. A.'.vled ome weeks agA when he w end wUh " 0tt,ick f n"uenza !t'. ic who t'U.u f e place la . aro!strucit by a "W'tch enKine. W. A. Ingram has moved from Free- :J" .V Strtih tih m.'l i.r. . v v I'd-! The ne,th cruad carried on by trm alor to Milton a.n'1 opened a. shott f 'fer. m ud resuuea in many improve-1 repair Khop in tne DumiinK formerly lait year, has returned to her home In Stunfield to spend, the summer va cation. Mr. Kate Russel who has been in Milton and vici nity has returned to her home At Spr affue, Washinston. Mrs. T. H. MVIlory is neriously ill dt and moved tn Milton" from Knferprine and'w prenent in rendU-ton cie making their home in the Franli niHht when more than 30 irniKri Lfirtlb penidenco "on ..Kliziibeth street. . v J. W' Terwillineer a former' Stilton ' ri'.vident n.w makinx his home in I They report a grand time, a fine ban Grande, came over veMterdav tn iret ciwet and did not set home until 2 his automobile and Ifft hint night for n'clock in the morning. Anions the Orande llonde valley, noing th K'tintr from here were: X. J. Toll ante road. i kiko, k. t. MOHiey, Knoert Le, Coi kburn and (Jnmt Kteen. Mem horn of Milton IxdK No, ft A. F. A A. M. visited Wo Ma Wit 11a lodge nd conferred the third! ; deRree of the Masonic order on a ! lura clava of candidates. About Ifl' ST. LOFIS, May 21. Freight rates friom nere were in the vixtttn party. imiHt bn inerenurd 1 per cent If mil- ' ballg wi's i-ptwvH Boardmu . it 1 Arlington Sunday re-Jlted in .c o; , j or Bo i. dniati I-cuIIe .' ikley, . rratUla. tuave I nilh Il0dIlu Albert Loar-r. ; the poweedr of a i diploma giva jy tha American Puu- menta along the line of sanitation. ' The Umatilla . school has some in teresting material and facta along the line of gardening from JKuby Peter, man of Parma, Idaho, and Hue) Chandler of Kidgefield, Washington They are the .State IndUHtrlal Club; winners1 in crardentm? in their rDfp. I live etatea. occupied by the late J. O. Welch, it. E. Marvin, wife and boy have Henry a Barrett of Alhena who, owns a large wheat and stock farm' IRIIlllhwnst nf I'malilna .- u In lUIIrn ! iTuesdav transectintf h.i n,l viu-' Monday nKnt ing for a few minute with friends. ; Mbm Kffa Griffin left ycHterdiiy for jWnshtucna where she exieets. to visit 'Th Mir neveiai wee km-. v.ere pllmltd tiff IwrrnlnB sanrt.i f t In the Initiatory work of this order, i 1 w"n ""'" lhl ""' T ban -! HRJIIE INCREASE IS DEEMED NECESSARY a. . A delegation of Milton "IMikktea" HEADQUARTERS -FOR REFRIGERATORS Rhinelander , Cleanable Refrigerators' are (freat hvlps in kitchen economy. Kctentlflcally .constructed that I. ft -overs may be kept for latar use with practically no spoilage. And for keeping meats, milk, butter, etc.. fresh and uncontamlnatert by odors ot dust. lve Khinelander can not b beaten. Wore in aizes for vry laom. . One-Picce Porcelain Lining Means Easy Cleaninj? and Perfect .'kuJlalion. Wc collect rent while others pay rent, therefore! you can always ck belter at ' Phone 548 i 114 E. Webb Kansas Man Delighted With UmatiJla County MARSHAL FIELD, THIRD. JUST O'JT OF UNIFORM HIMSELF, HELPING TO FIND JOBS FOR SOLDIERS ey report a fine evening entertain. , roada are to be saved fr.,m bankMiniev fment and a bounteous repast at tho Samuel iHinn, edlt.ir of the Itnllwny j conclusion fit the worK. Age. told the American Iron, steel and X. It. WoodH, chief ranger of the heavy hardware association here. He ForeHtry department in the I klah dts. said un Increase la necessary whether !rlict wne In Milton Sunday and Mon-ithe railroads are operated by the I day vixUing- frlonda and looking aftet 'government or private ewtiers. (Kant Oregonlair Bpedal J MILTON. May 21. H. U. Hughes and Mrs, Hughes of Kansae. are-vie it irg Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Simmons near Freewater. Mr. Hughes ha been; traveling for several months in dif ferent parts of the west and la empha tic when he says he believes Umatilla county Is the best section he has yet seen. The Rev. F. A. Ross and Miss Trlene Reynolds left Tuesday afternoon as) delegates from the Christian church Kurtday school in AflUoa to the annum Htute Sunday school association which i 1 A . I XI XV- If V COLLAR q uFTTPr ABorw-rrroiMC- rpfftm . A fummmmmm.,. mmmAK-. C'J. V Saau Mi 11 Hi il .y-j. r ' t . - .....xrsx.-.',.'j. ..-mrt. .... si t-a,Ltm Aialnnatl Kleltt, Ihlrti. fjtte.tNKtt. He 1 neen here interviuwlnir f tha iaalthlei yonns men In the mkir jut releaiieil from nervine, to country, who recently woa aochariied' ascertain what urt of a Job he l from the awny,- hn accepted tha pcjU-nt fitted f..r. Field baa been active :tioit of. aaautant manacer of thsmutmde of hi ofri(-!ul ranacitv in federal, emidoyment bureau In Chi-, finding Jobf for oldler and aaMor.j", Reo pd Wagon "THE GOLD STANDARD OF VALUES? What is the life of this Reo '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 Thompspn St.' ' r Phone G33
