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f .:r-i -!r TEN PACKS 0T-9RrNIN' MSTOLETON. OREGON. JONDAYJUNE 23, Iflm PAGE TWO kWaWKSsan-Wm luEiiDISIS OPEN GREAT EXPOSITION V SALE OF DAVENPORT BEDS BA B Y 1 I I I WEE! THINGS GALORE FOR THE LIT TLE TOTS if) : The "king" of the house is worthy of a full week's attention extraordi nary at this store, and every thing pertaining to his clothes, his health and his comfort receives enlarged space for the displaying of the many dainty things for his general welfare. This is a display that will indeed please very mother and aunt of the nicest baby in the world. Be sure to be here Baby Week, for we" have many interesting things to make your visit worth while. " " , . READ THESE PRICES Sacques are priced from 73c to $3.75 Bonnets are priced from ?1.25 to $3.75 Dresses are priced from 85c lo $3.50 Coats are priced from $1.50 tp $5.75 Bibs are priced from. .... 28c to J5c Carriage Robes from. $1.75 to $4.50 Sweatei'S priced from $1.25 to $4.50 Many other baby accessories at prices that will please you. We invite your inspection. Month-End SALE of EMBROIDERIES This sale of embroideries is going to be one of the most note worthy during 1919. Every piece of insertion, - banding, edging, flouncing or allover, whether new this month or received early in the year will be sacrificed at these special reductions. It's a case of too many embroideries and these drastie price cuts will sell them if you need embroid eries at all. ' Here are the finest Swiss edg ings and insertions to match, al so flouncings that are plain or with ruffles, direct from St GalL Switzerland. Then there are convent nainsook embroideries for underwear that will give the very maximum of service, also cambric edges and flouncings in open eyelet or blind designs. A truly great assortment of the season's best staple and novelty styles at a real sacrifice. 10c Embroideries on sale at 6c 121! Embroideries on sale 8y2c 15c Embroideries on sale at 11c 18c Embroideries on sale at 12 Vt c 20c Embroideries on sale atl3c 22ic Embroideries on sale at 15c 25c Embroideries on sale at 17c . 30c Embroideries, on sale at22c 35c Embroideries on sale at 26c 45c Embroideries on sale at 32c 40c Embroideries on sale at 29c 50c Embroideries on sale at 36c 60c Embroideries on sale at 39c 65c Embroideries on sale at 42c 75c Embroideries on sale at 48c 85c Embroideries on sale at 56c 90c Embroideries on sale at 59c $1.00 Embroideries on sale at 69c $1.25 Embroideries on sale at 89c $1.50 Embroideries on sale at 98c $1.75 Embroideries on sale $1.19 $2.00 Embroideries on sale $1.39 $2.50 Embroideries on sale $1X9 $3.00 Embroideries on sale $1.95 $3.50 Embroideries on sale $2.19 EXTRA SPECIAL One Lot of EMBROIDERIES comprising insertions and edg ings of cambric and Swiss that are slightly soiled, all at ONE HALF PRICE. THERE IS A X'EKTAIX SKiSHICAJiCE In fact that the business of thia Bargain Shop is leaping forward in great strides. This fact tells tale of the greatest importance to those economically inclined, those who wish' to make their dollars go the longest war. -IT MCMUHI THAT TIU8 IS THE IAJWEST PIUCIiD SHOP It signifies that yon and your neighbor are looking for extra good values for very little money. 1U7KE ARE I TYV OF THOSE XTRA GOOD VALVES: One Grocery Without a Fly. In Our Model Sanitary Basement T. P. W. Pure Food Shop CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Depts. call 22. Warm Weather Foods ;, Tra Blu Fancy Assorted Cookies, pound 40c Fresh, Crisp Saratoga Chips, package 15c Fresh Kippered Salmon, pound . . . . , 40c Very Mild Tillamook ; ; Cheese, pound ...... 50c Pimento or Green Chili Cheese, package .... 20c Very Choice Boiled Ham, sliced to your order, lb. 70c Fancy Sardines, can 15c to 30c. Something New, Brown Beauty Beans. Grape Juice. Loganberry Juice, Mineral Water, Bevo, Soda Water, R-Por-ter, Ginger Ale, etc., nriced correetlv. VrJXDLEiONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE FINK KID PIMPS S3.M One lofof high heel, narrow pumps of the finest kid. Basement special 93.M IROX WEAR STOCKIXGS Z9C We offer the "pick" of .one factories eastern output. Basement Special 29c MEN'S TCP SHIRTS 8c The kind that wear like buckskin. The kind jou buy for Jl.iO. Basement Special.... 08c MEN'S PANAMA HATS $1.75 The finest of fine straws. There is no better hat. Basement Special SI. 73 BIG Bl'NGAIX) APROXS You'll say that they are all real bargains. Basement Special .Vpl.lt WHITE PKTTICOATS BSC Soft, fine, white Nainsook, substantial, pret ty embroidery. Easement' Special ....... H9c AM SILK PETTICOATS S3.9N The very prettiest pet,coats; all silk, top and " flouncings. Basement 8pec:al, ........ SJ.tfa SERVICEABLE APRON GINX.IIAM 13 Shop around and convince yourself that wc cne lowest. Basement Sperval 15c -CHU.DRK.VH DKESSEg ft.S Of the best fast jcolors, sold regularly 12.75' and $1.50. Basement Special SI .29 W are ottering you the prettiest of all silk dresses at prices that sound like Our sale of nifty new silk skirts is a most popular sale. Waists, waists, waists and 'still more waists, fiiiks and cottons, all bargains. IU.000.0 worth of the very best Shoes at astonishingly low prices, v.-aah Dresses airly melt away as soon as we place them on the sales counters, lor to offer you today. ? .-..- t r J . f,4 I4T TirE BEMT OP AL1 BABGAIV SHOPS, THE BARGAIN BASEMENT.?- cotton." We have a maw BET-. wV 33-1 Most Ambitious Demonstra. 4 tion of Missionary ef fort in History. COU'MHrS. Ohio, June n. This ua th. i.. . 1 'i v i.t I ll 11 M ..I h ,ul iwt 4 Centenary Celebration. ITntil July 18 A the gates of the exposition grounds jwlllu-emaln open to welcome the hosts 5 of Methodism and their friend It Is j Q regarded as the most ambitious dt-in-B onstration of missionary effort In R home and foreign fields ever attempt-1 K'ed. With pageantry, with mimic, with f life plays representing the dully exls-; Jg tence or strange peopleB In lur away ; o lauds, with replicas of fur off coni-K munltlcs and with Innumerable fea- ',K $49.50 If VfcgT iwgioturKa ruDNiuiss si ost. t TA WA t urea and exhibits, the Centenary Cole- ration emphasues the one nunareatn K anniversary of the Methodist Church's entry into the mission field. It l an all American exposition. The Methodist Church and the Metho- demonstration of the etrennth of their R M m w. T- denomination. Right exhibit buildinps JP sMm A M S tFH i i i iJJ d fB f r house- the exhibits and ilfa plays, ft Cm EJ J SZ&ttw SmKf&S' &mr msfrmVi t In the Coliseum, seating 7,500 persons. A . JT IVFif t'WAW UrT m m wwfrWW Vbjk WW j the jinseunt. "The Wayfarers" 1h to be rA JTtt i v Phnna 4 presented nlirhtly. exceptintf Sunday. J 114 E. Webb I JiUIIt r I 1 Children's Crutsade," Is to be presented A two afternoons rHCh week. P. 17.04NI ilrti( ipOlO. Seventeen thousand urticipants ihave been enlisted to make this, Gathering a success. A choir of 1,000 voices has been drilled for the pa J 'Kant, "The Wayfarers" which has alu J uu orcheatra of wventy-five piece J and the aid of. the JIAO.OOrt pip eorsan. especially constructed. The children's JP pug-eant has dupUcute choruses of 500 m voices each. In addition there Is the A Centenary Celebration . Trombone & Choir of one hundred trombones, the only organisation of lis kind In exls 5 tenee. Q Noted men of this and other coun fj tries have been invited to participate. f and acceptances have beHi received w from Josephus Ianfela, Secretary of A the Navy; William Howard Taft; Wil- liam Jennings Hi van, and Major fen oral I-eonard Wood. FTmtnent. men J of the Methodist Church have sigi- fled their intention of participating. Rl The various exhibition buildings are fp aasiKned to nations havinjr prominence ff in th missiou fkvld. The China build A ins encloses n walled Chinese city Zk complete in all detaiia. with tempi,. pagodas, reatauranta and natherln Places. The Africa building contains 5 i thatched Junffle huts and the masonry 15 structures of North Africa, remnants 2 Solid oak frum.'. Iwt Biu'le InilWIKni Kl-uiiWU lealliir cuTnrluK. Scat uiul lMik urr wrll MiHioKimil. fun easily Ih- iiinn-rH'il lnl lual. Ik-a MWlucM si-e irunriiuu-itl. o U"' lrgtt Him- f Bl Uiviuw, ul siyk's, all ftailslw. Koeh's wll for 1-i " Don't forget .to OET TAT TENT. Crop . Cots, i. Camp Chairs and Stoves at I ! EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE A WINf HER TRUCK We have them NOW and READY FOR DE LIVERY from lU ton to 3Va ton canacity. You will see their advantages after looking them over. Ask for demonstration, for Umatila County. Wc are distributors of Roman cfvilizattfin. The India building contains the bazaars, shrines, burning? phata, and other pertinent features of the mystic empire. The Korea-Japan- Malasla buildinff encloses houses, temples. 1s- 'land hutH and industrit-s. The Eti- rope-Iatin American buildinK presents bits of war-wrecked France and I.el biuin, shell-shattered cathedrals anil ' an nnrtiriito rpulffH of the Chn.ti:iU- ' A Thierry buttle Rroun. A- EWerythin in Hie home ntiwion 5 field is represented tin the twin Amer 5 ican buildings. In the insular Amer-- K ican buildings are found replicsji of, -P5 the dwellinjcs of those Americans 11 v- ' , . A i9 in Mnwan rr,rift iMn.i nnH th.' Tentative plans have been accepted A PhilinDines y lh Hppnor Hotel Assi.ciaMon for A . Faraet KcrHn A The sreatest screen In the world. Independent Garage Distributors COLE REO DORT SCRIPP-BOOTH Court at Thompson St Phone C33 BRISK NEWS FROM main on llruutl slrcel. says Ihe Weston lmdr. Thfr Amwuan douKliboy has THE NEARBY PRESS ( nmning on thrm In IreiKh Ul8ins. - ! IVwn In Knnrdnian at the school tcction hold Monday the ieopl of . that district went on record for a de- sir? to huve a anori slioil Imildlnir whtm they voted In favtir of liomls to the umuunt of IJi.UuO a ue usod In the new three Btory, ll.t)0 strut-turo which will iHgin to tci uir on the hotel j U spread of white. 110 by J 10 feet has propem ut ine 'n V " ' " ' addiiiK on the two wings to tile nianl- Jj been erected for the exhibition of a Main ana wniow- sireeis """ '""j ficcnt srhool bulMInK they already 5 Breat series of pictures from all over middle of July says the Oaaetle Times. j )uvi ther(, The V(ll, wall t( for Bnd K the world, culled from the collections John V. llennos says bids for construe- : ,., P of missionaries jtlon will bo 'ot r. snou us plans and . A special corps of youths, the Cen- specifications can be submitted. , nll Co. t ,nUw A tenary t"adets, one thousand strong. iiH (,nvrr). Ilicm)va in Wallowa A recruited to guard the grounds Au t F, Bel9M., who hluf tha cim.- : Cllll01v B puttimt on a lare euto de- near r 'nossibie' one c det w toT. ,he i V''- K1?? erecieu oy ir. j 'iru--meiiain. r iora, imnuna anu ermiaton Auto Co., haa discajrdeu the old hand con crete mixer for a power one. uyn the Herald. Tho machine arrtvod from I'ortlund Monday and Is now In opera tion and Hlvin good service. Pn rn d Iho will be Nerved. Im rue ci'lvlnsr tanks ure ImIhk inntnlled on the farms of Jhv If. Dcibbln, J. X. Roberts and i'hsrles Down, and the company truck will drive to them and fill them, riving' them tho benefit of wholesale prices. Fentiment favorlns; the pavliiff of Ktnnfield struck a Rusher of water Main street, gradually crystnlixes. the j Thursday afternoon at 1N0 feet depth. Athena Press says. The council unan- j producing; 125 colons a minute. The imoualy favors tho pronrenrve move toward securing decrees. The city is sinking the welt for its municipal supply. permanent , Htandard, and had a temperature of 50 8 drawn from each church district In the building: being i United States. forming a unlouel1- Ko'"" Xo h mt church cadet body. m The Centenary Celebration was opened under the auspices of the Joint A Commission of the Mothodiat .Church 5 ond the Methodist Church South, of g Which W. W. rinsn itt chairman. K. 2 'Earl Taylor Ih lircotorrf:noral of K Celebration, with Ji)r. James K. Crow :ther as his assistant. W, B. IJeau if1 champ Is Associate Director-General, jl while the organ iii.MT wvrk was done moy ti. i. uicKtton. . laurface for Athena's main th.rmiKh- aw iu j-t!.e couBoanon on mm ran- fare ond forever doinf away with the Jjroads and provide a deliKhtfu! sum-uneleKH annual exi,em,e of olMnff the 2&,mer outlnv, tho celebration manage- tQ prlHcrV0 what l8 !eft ut tho g-ment arranged for automobile car.- ; d baJJe jr fIID UJ n 1111.11 IIIUUDUJIUB III :oould motor to the exposition. One 4 caravan formed In Illinoia announced of H had l.O'io automobiles. I 9. .. . .... h . , L ," ""nK ,n Chieftain. Their fleeces were K steady and consistent growth Jl . .'k '1Ve .'nTar:tt "e and are course wool. The w.,lhl is the community is making. . A ... .. , i. . ... ulinost three times the uvera " sheep of all kinds In tho country. , . ,. . ... ' , J: i j Cold weather has hit the strawberry jPj Fiald-Marshal Bir Douglas' Halitj crop in the ralrte City realon so hard celebrated his f ifl v-eigluii birthday) Contractor Fred I'lttmnn anil his that It will ylnld less thun for 18 years. 0 Thursday. He received jnany congra- small cut Industrmis force are making j says the Blue flountain agle, of Can i. T t! e TiT r. , 5 The lleppner (iasette Times forts 1 proud of itself, having just Installed A band of 24 Ootswald sheep on ;a new Hancock, Optlmus press. The George M. Holmes' Cow Creek ranch : style of the paper will be greatly Im- ytelded an overage of 23 pounds of proved n;ul cnlurged In the near fu- wool, says the Enterprise Uecord- lure. morcDy Keeping Aip wltn the incn for ' good progress with the new steel water yon City. QU I OK CHANGE WILKIN S WHERE IT PAYS 'TO. TRADE RETAIL GROCERS morning session closed with the nmi Kuse welcome ror me visiting nru- uni J nriJix r,.r. hv i, i i ii 1 ..: .. " 77 : ,a, ,M.Kl.;qiuriR .45. uooneiiy. -vast-preslaent or the yrn- Folloninir the appointment of the , selection of next convention citv. I lie enmratttee on resolutions tomorrow-. F. annual election of officer and the in B. Connellv: last-ormildent of fha t rn. ' . , n IM of .K- v i . ... m,...o . ... ' ... . , .-.... , ur onicers. ... ......... ltd.,, cers AMsociaiioa win speaK on "A -. ,. Orote:-. and th-appointment of com- larger and More Efficient OrganisH. : h. ,,, , te, m.iu-es on auditing, rules and order of tion' Paul Klndlar of Milladeti.hiu ' ., J"0""1 no more "'nl ot ut- h -lv In busmen, and credent.als. presulent of the American BpeclHltv ,,, h. Lm.u 1 "'"f ul" di.Wf-M.w-y. Folloeing the re,rt of officers at Haaufacturers Aa,ciatio,. is sebed.il- ..."L'""" ,,f "rlng all the ----- iin-iuu. mil iiiv iu:iiHin waMifH nr Mil wiunui, i lie prillcipiil -,!). doling tin J on M. JMattenbach. trustee of the spkers at the afternoon seHsion will . igat i"- fro..: 1 Ki'lur-'il in .mii icu: ae Mcitl t'tHh f f orfcuniJ'iitliin ..ii 1-15 the grticiy. biv Mar lrii,U. " -ali nat Association A Ketail Grocers. be Ariay iJavtcs. iriderit of the Ka The .o:tiMiioii a nilvd to ordw rpoke on "CaB and Carry vs. Credit tional Wholesale 4Jrocrs Association ! Jolin vt W ej. a ice-pres.drxit irf auo liellvery." Csrl W. Brand, presi- and Apostle James K. te I tali Ketail Men-hunt; sVnMKiiaUon (b-Mt of the .National Coffee .Koasters ! Mormon Ohurch. Tlie d. H-k-nun were wi -! onied by w. Amockttlon also addressed tbe dele-i" The convention will close Thursday i Trmli mil 1 iimn,,.1. 1,1.1 ., . rrv. ins. or ri .uit lske. Tho gates. jwitn the final reports of committees, speaking terms. 1 - ,' : - - - - -; B ' ila. -ei'vl A ' . j I I X-w "V It SvndiiaiiFis nerd not think that they .will lie permitted to furnish the flie- Tiilniage vt the 1 works fur the Fourth of July. Why hM Doctor Waltaf Keen Wtrkina. on trial for his Ufa. ehsmd with the m ... vur a sum 01 .aoia. wkwuioi ssncv IBS) oar K loo IrmKMr at hlS LOOK BairJi. M k. At that time the doctor wore a pair ot dignified mattoa chop whiskers aaiia tn keen.e. '1,. .7' iaeti bat he bad hed .ont ! of medlrlne. tmm oars after the arardor Of .loot ar dhnmveared. Re tamed en In BaHJmom fsee deem. '- Now tt deeeor. dwrtwsj th Om ko hat ksea srwsJHsig trtsl. kaa trm a nsmMnto Mtal BBSidss -TTOtffathor asnareV. Teas asnr hsmnl kmakos hum lank misek a.l.. .. 1 I - -Tt Ok lofts sn the Jary t, worth whWo.