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PAItY EAST OKFOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON,
TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919
PACE TWO
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Only Seven More Shopping Days Remain Now till the 4th
, A very short time. Prepare now, don't wait till th e last minute. This is to be the grandest 4th you've
ever spent enjoy it to the limit celebrate winning of the greatest of all wars and the returning of our
soldiers. -; ... - . :. ,
RECENT ARRIVALS OF ,
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Make Your Selections Easy Here.
It is no wonder that women are buying so
many blouses this season there never, was
a time when blouses were so pretty and be
coming. The newer arrivals are of Geor
gette crepe, silk, crepe de chine, net and
combinations, showing effective copies of
imported models, especially suited for wear
with the suit. Besides, there are numerous
styles in lingerie waists and middies
Here are some very convincing price ar
guments as to our superior values:
Georgette Crepe and Satin Waists $5.75 to
$22.50.'
Lingerie Blouses $2.50 to $9.00
'AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
EMBROIDERIES
AT A REAL SAVING.
Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric
embroideries all on sale at re
markable reductions, averaging
from 25 per cent to 33 per cent.
Dainty Swiss flouncings, edg
. ings and insertion? to match for
the babies' wardrobe.
Convent and cambric embroid
eries for underwear, fine Swiss
embroideries for dresses in a
complete and comprehensive
range of patterns and styles, all
on sale this week.
ONE LOT OF EMBROIDERIES
AT ONE-HALF PRICE.
JUST RECEIVED BLACK
SILK HOSE
Full fashioned, high grade,
double heel and toe, wide garted
top. The price, pair: $2.25
KRINKLE KREPES
for gowns, combination suits,
children's dresses, etc., a splend
id wearing cloth that does not
need to be ironed, quite a consid
eration in hot weather. Light
and dark colors. The yard. 50c
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FANCY SATEENS
for linings, petticoats and dress
es, a special assortment of pat
terns in dark and light colors
that are new. Yard. . . 65c to 85c
THE MOST GORGEOUS
RD3BONS
You have ever seen arrived yes
terday. The prettiest combina
tions of pastel shades, wide
widths suitable for camisoles,
narrow picot edges in colors,
double faced or two tone satins
and many others. The best and
newest ribbons here priced with
in reason.
. SUITS
for euery busi
ness man
You may think you're
hard to fit ; a lot of men
do just because they're
a little over or under
weight, or taller or
shorter than the aver
age. You'll find clothes
to fit you here best
values, too made by
HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX
That means style, care-k
ful tailoring, all-wool If
fabrics, insuring long-ht
A. . 1 1 h- 1 il
est wear ana Desi snape
keeping qualities.
You'll be surprised at
,the splendid values and
the ease of finding a fit
when you come in and
try on one of the new
spring suits.
$20 TO $65.
Money back if you're
. not satisfied.
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Copyright 1919 Hut Schafiscf fc Mars
illiia
THE "DRESS UP" PROBLEM IS AN EASY ONE
Provided you shop in Pendleton's Economy Shop.
NEW HII.K DRtXNEN
This from a careful shopper:
"You have the prettiest dresses
for th least money in all Pen
dielon." Why do we sell so
many?
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XOVtXTT S E.TEB8 -The
slip-on styles, the finer
ceat sweaters, the summer
wooienf, the pretty silk . ma
terials, al! new summer styles.
tin. .V7. .7t -MKX'S
DRESH HWK
ATI new shoes, new styles, tin
sV.iw- dates farther back than
Fot:r ibjt. 11- Kid, fine calf.
i'a:k and chocolate. Every
'to' on sale today
fS.t. i.49. $!.
il 'rt fhe good harfrains for
r.e'. . A a od fast folor soek of
Mr.:j4 ihr;:d. reinforcd heel
ario ivf aii t-lastic non-rip top.
V;,i f.4u,ri 25c.
. tra tM-(Mi..a for Me
H IX -lltRT SHIRTS
U brv afirinjc an .'tr,-p-"
i' thI.: kr'xl mrsaiii Tr l.'v.
n.c-f. arc h
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A bie; lot of xtra good quality
shirts that sold up stairs for 75o
to 11.50 placed on sale today.
Boy snertal 4 Ho
SII.K WAIST B.VRG.1IX8
Our message to you Is this:
Visit the waist section where a
big- lot of cash savers await you.
Kt-erjr Waist Keduced.
OKIjICATK fell.K C.MISOIE8
Made up of the new silks and
trimmed with the prettiest of
delicate laces, insertions and
ribbons.
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Aa;ain we call your attention
to i-'enrtleton's- bent bari$ains In
children's hose. Made of the
bct thread aod absolutely fast
color.
special 2 Be.
WOXK.VB HONK BAIKiAIXS
fou can't beat these baraains.
Txtng ijsle Hoot tHc
Fibre Bilk Hose 4c ,
K.-iat Black Cotton... -ate
V.'hit and liliick How IOc '
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All Keal Itanralns.
rc lm of Jufct a h s.d bargains as these. Dii'!aved for.your careful in-
ec--ii'.tr - shop, tvery Imj Kato Is a uood value, of serviceable material and
-trr;'' lw- priee. ft will raa ke your "dress ui" problem an easy one If you
1HI. 1:1 Bill Wl.il. wliera your dollar pulls the larfrext load
Not One Fly in Our
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.
Extra Fancy Comb Honey,
each . 30c
Pure Extracted Honey,
jars , 45c, 85c, $1.60
Extra Fancy Ripe Olives in
bulk, pint 35c
Extra Fancy Green Olives,
pint '.. 40c
Sweet Midget Pickles, pint. 35c
Freshly Grated Horseradish,
jars 20c, 40c, 65c
Royal Ann Cherries for can
ning, pound . ... 13c
mawxtonS greatest department store
boples areliousQ
ASK TO 8EE OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
MEN'S SUITS.
VHERE IT PAYS TO TWADF i '.v.':
BUY YOUR TRUNKS, VALISES AND SUIT
CASES HERE.
WILL ASK THAT RESERVOIR
ComiQUe4 from fat l.)
mim V
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ltloul for HiriiiK unl .suiii-
labovo have been adjudicated and the
'area listed are the maximum under
tthu decreed jnioi-ltloM.
In addition to ' the foregoing, be.
'Iwveu Hermiston vm Hluiiflcld there
'are 8,000 acres df excellent Inid of
;wnicn aoout ,unu acres oouiu te wi-
Rjtered from the Furnish Canal If suf
Ftflcient water were available, the re
vlnialnlng (.000 arros could only be
tored by pumplnx, the maximum lift
0 from the Kurnlnh Canal belnK about
af 70 feot. 8evoful thousund acres more
' J 'of excellent land could also be watered
Cby extending to the westward the htKh
Rlllno of the Western Lund & Irrigation
R .Company.
1 Investigations bv Reclamation 8er-
p vice Invest ligations to a greater or
gf 'less extent have been carried on in the
9 .Umatilla, Villey by the U. H. Itcclullia
2 tlon 8t'vlcs since 1903. Considerable
2 data Ib R-ulluble r -latlve to the runoff
of the river and its various tributaries!
J Detail examination have beeu made
F,of a number of reservoir sites. Few
Sllitf theae aitea HnwsvMe .ra fAiisihte On
A uccotint of the extremely high cost of Iff
A 'storage er acre foot. A
W Cliuiaic. TA
Ji Klovution-rlrrlKable area 800 to 700 j(
? feet. ! 5
Temperatures alaxlnium 110, Mln- R
R Imum 29, mean 52. 2. ' K
! Precipitation Average 8.7 Inches
al 1 .. . . .. I , u IT K ' al . . r .1 Pifl
& Heo,am..T,.n Seice malnUilns a" 1 114 E. Webb
S Plete weather bureau outfit and t " 2XX!XXSy???Q '
2 fall and temperature records are kept I
5 and have been kept since 1907.
DELTOX GRASS RUGS
The fi.mnus Uellox aruss runs avo here In all the new patterns untl
colors light blue, tan, (tray una ttteun.
liter homes and for beach collagen.
SALE FIBRE RUGS
$10. 00 Itugs, 8-8xl0- ft, lfl.8.
lltl.00 HtlSS. 9-0X12-O It. 8I2.I.1
Thla lot Includes half wool
and half fibre rugs, ulan ull flhro
rugs In u lurce soleetlon for
(Jtiiln.f room and bench homes.
CONG OLEUM RUGS
II!!. 0(1 ItUKS, 7-6X1I-0 feet . 9.T.V
Hf.,00 Itutts. 9xl0- feet. I2.:I
J17X0 Hugs, BxlJ feet, ut la.H.1
A lliulted number of coiitoteuni-
Hold tteul I'ltfrs sitttttblu for bed-
ioni' ami dlilntf-ruiiiti J Jtie.
Kllllnir Frosts First in full. Sep- 10.000 s. f. Dlnmond drill worn pro-
tomber still, lust in soring. Muy Hih. Isecuted during the winter of 191X-19
Average frost free nerlod 163 days. Ishows a satisfactory foundation.
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A iJUld & IrriKation Company
Ownership Nearly all the luliu to
be benefited by storage is prlvutely
owned. 1-ess tha-i luoo acres of the
land which would frobably be Includ
ed would bo vacant public land open
to homestead entry.
I'nder the system of the Western
Company about , lower
TA 4000 acres are owned by the company
Q and stilHttaiitlally an eititul urea is
R owned by the Northern Pacific Hnil
Kiway Company. The remaintler of the
urea, about 8()0i) a-.res. Is owned by in
p dlvldunls. Of the area Individually
A owned 22 ir cenc Is in tracts larger
& than 160 acres and 78 per cent m
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riclent material is iivsiluhio
vicinity of the dam site.
Agricultural (hhIUIihik
ttnder Furnish H.vatem...
Western lud and Irriga
tion Company . . . .
Umatilla Meadows am)
Klver 4.000 a
4.000 a.
B.'ttiO n.
Incliiiled lit the greator 1,'niatllk I'ro-Jeot.
l4,firiuv.
t'H'hv are you so violently opposed
to government ownership?"
"HeeitUHe I admire and respect
I my government and dimt want to be
tempted to ciltle.xe It every lime uny.
thing goes wrong with a telegram or
u railroad ticket." Washington 8tar.
Total 13.000 a. j
At present the above area does not
receive full Irrigation.
Irrigation I'lan i
The general plan of development
should be:
First Obtain storage on McKay
Creek to the extent of its safe supply i
which is at least 60.000 a. f.. possibly
Too Advum-etl.
T0.11V 8ptikonl wim having lUa throat
examined ut the iiiflriuiuy. "liuy
I 'Ah--b.'" .wild itir dgetmv
i "Me 110 up Ik Knglees," said Tony.
I Moutun Transcript
Tributary to the Furnish ditch
about 2001, acres are owned by the In- ,more.
land Irrigation Company. Of the rest Serond Enlarge and extend the
of the area about 8000 acres are own- existing Irrigation system. Many of
ed by individuals. Of the area indlvi- the details of this work are now on
dually owned 25 per cent Is in tracts file In the office of the lieclamiitlon
luriter than 160 acres. 75 Der cent in i Service. However, some additional
field work Is necessary to supply the
eatlmuto In Its totallity.
IMIiiuuml Cost
Aa neaiiy i.s can be determined at
the present time the cost of the roscr-
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trocta of 110 acrei or lw.
On the t-muttlU Meadows the lur
est Ftngle rwnerahip is the H'muttlla
Ranch, suiipiwed t be affiliated with
the Swift Interest of Chicago. The
company 1h supposed to own In excessoir would be between one million ami
11 hHir una two million miliars, or it
cost of storage of tomewhrp hotHt?rn
$30 unci $35 per acre foot. !n addi
tion to thl chnre there would be (he
various costs of betternienis and en
InrgrmentK to the various syntem to b
of 1200 acres. The remaininn area is
InHlvidnAllv owned. Of the area Indl-
4$ vlduatly owned over 40 per cent its in
A tracts larKer than 16( 6ncrea.
5; Arpu Thf. Dro-w i rMi 111 34.000 arrcH
irriable area 37.'t"0 acres. The dif
ference between the groi and the Ir
rigable areas fH due to certain hlKh
spots, also to the area occupied by the
bed of the I'mati'.la Itiver und other
drainage channels.
Xo pumping units are contemplated
at this time as the 3000 acres between
the Feed l 'a na 1 and Pa na I A w-h ic h
miKht be watered by the direct pmnp-
inff plant could also be watered by
Kravlty from an enlarged Furnish ca
nal.
luty of Water It is the plan to
supplement by stored water the un
raKulated supply now appurtcnunt to
the lands. The quantity to be supplied I
sandier soils and those which But-irri-will
vary from 1 a. f. per acre for tho
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The Joy Of A
Perfect ik.m
w- rwnow uie wy aiiw
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; to one thru posscwint. Q
a- skin -ot purity tntig
'bejuiy. The tott, iiifQ
finaaiialuil iMMaianr it
ucmitrs brinfi otit your n
natural beauty to iu foil- Q
avat In Mr 7tt War. f
Katp to 2 a. f. per r.cre fr the sandier
hoIIs. X total Btoruf-'e of not less than
60,000 a. f. should be provided, or an
averaKe of 1.6 a. f. per acre, which
should be apportioned to the various
areas about as follows: ;
Faruili I'rojiH-t:
For 4i0 acres in flat, a
, large proportion requiiinff
! drainage, provide 4.000 a.f.
For 600 acres provid.,. 9,000 a.f.
X'niatilln Meadow and lUier
1 tot torn:
For 6000 acres, a Ihtro
proportion requiring drain
aKO. provide 6,000 a.r.
IUtwiHn Feed Cunul and
anal A:
For 3000 acres provide... B-!50 a.f.
AIhvl ViH'd Canal
For -!000 acres provide. . . 3,000 a.f.
This area of 5000 acres to
: bo watered through enlarg
ed Furnish Canal,
j Allow for conveyance los-
ises 10 per c-nt 2,25 a.r.
Western lnntl & IiTlxaUon
Coinimny.
For 6000 acres on t'ma-
itilla Meadow. Butter Creek
unu u nun j i in 11 -111 u-
6.000 a.f.
3,000 a.f.
EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE A
WINTfiER
TRUCK
We have them NOW anil READY FOR DE
LIVERY, from - ton to 8'- ton capacity. You
will see their advantages after .looking them
over.
Ask for demonstration. We are distributors
for Umatila County.
Independent Garage
Distributors
COLE REO DORT SCRHT-BOOTH
Court at Thompson St. Thone G33
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. .68,725 a.f.
about 3 a. f.
SI vide
5 For 2000 acres provide. . .
Fij For 8000 acres of sandier
K I land, mainly north of Coy-
J(oto Cutoff, provldo 16,000 a.f.
Pf Allow for conveyance los-
es 15 per cent 8,750 a.f.
S Total ..'
Si A total application of
5 ! per acre may be expected for the Fur
2'ntsh lands, the 5000 acres on the hill
Bito be watered through the Furnish en
Bilnrffement, a large proportion of ITma
Kftilla Meadows, and the less sandy por
Kttlons under the system of the Western
m Land A. Irrigation Company, when the
i country i fully developed. A total
application of about ,4 a. t. per acre
Shinny be reasonably expected for the
tsandier lands herein considered when
5 fully developed. Accurate data is not
5 t hand as to the depths heretofore ap
K plied. The testimony brought out Jn
W the adjudication of water rights tndi
m ciites a total application of from 2 1-2
m D f. per acre where the water users
4j ,wre pumpinff water to f a. f. per acre
Zi where the supply was abundant and !-
r.the water users under no incentive to
f economize.
Heservoirr Five sites have been ex
Samined on McKay creek. The two up
R'per sites would he very expensive and
R win not be hereinafter considered In
Pithe estimates, of the three lower sites
m the nno that appears best is located
A, about fi'e miles above the mouth of
JiMnKay creek and the same distance
J from IVndleton, In Hec. 34. Twp. 2V. jS
5;X. 82 K. W. M. The area to be sub- tS
C nierired is i:bout 1200 acres of which !
about 00 ecrVs were in cultivation. 1
Ianis The hetKht of the damlS
m vould be 145 feet, length of creml 24 00 15
jfee,; type, earth and Kravel em bunk-
HJDAWAY
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Follow the Crowd
' A Clean, Beautiful Resort
at Which to Rest and En
joy Yourself During: the
Hot Summer.
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In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla Co. 5
II. M. CULTER, Prop.
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Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. I
Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths.
SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH f
Cottages and Tents for Rent. j
Free Camp Grounds.
Groceries, Gas and Oils Can be Had on Grounds. 5
jnent with rfilnforcarl concrtp fitc:
GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE
Pilot Rock-Lehman Springs stage makes Hidaway
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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jg spillway on west side with capacity ot
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