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TEN PACES
FXITE TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919.
TWO SHOPPING DAYS LEFT NO W TJLLTIJ IJJT
5 SHOPPING TO DO; IF YOU TIME MEANS ANYTHING TO YOU: IF VALUES COUNT AND ASSORTMENTS PLEASE OU, 1 1
Tiiunrnm f o urAnriiniicp rtrivir rrrk-NT'C! rr ITPCT ni'PATtTMKVT STORK.-4 "'
ONLY
IF YOU HAVE
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE, PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.;1
I
With the Idea of Rendering: You the Best
Store Service wc. Unhesitatingly. Recommend
the world-famed
Mi .A
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GOSSARD
CORSETS
the original-unequalled front
lacing corsets as the perfect
expression of modern hy
gienic corsetry.
Our. expert corsetieres
promise every woman they
fit to a Gossard the ideal
uronortions of her type, with
QgZSi safeguarded health and com
fort at all times. .
They, are priced 'from
$2 .25 to $8.50.
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Sanitary Flyless Basement.
CLEANLINESS; ECONOMY, SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15.
All Other Departments, call 22.
Swift's Premium Ham, pound 50c
Swift's Premium Bacon, pound 65c
Swift's Premium Boiled Ham, pound. . . . . 75c
Swift's Premium Dried Beef, pound 65c
Fresh, Crisp Saratoga Chips) package. . . 15c
Fancy Mild Tillamook Cheese, pound. . . . 50c.
Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, pound. . 60c
Bluehill Pimento or Chili Cheese, pkg.. . . 20c
THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF NEW
... - NOVELTY RIBBONS
That we have ever shown. Beautiful dres
dens, satins, combinations; narrow to wide
widths, for every wanted purpose that rib
bons are used. Now on display in 'our front
window. ' .
White Silk Hose are here, pure silk boot,
lisle top, full fashioned, the pair $1.75
Pretty Neckwear for Women, that you will
surely like, organdy and Georgette collars
that are new and stylish. Each 35c to $2.25
Parasols for Children, pretty little colorings
that the little ones will like 59c to $2.00
FLAGS AND BUNTING
of all kinds for the Glorious Fourth. Get
your supply tomorrow sure.
DRUG SUNDRIES
Powders, creams, dental powders,
soaps", etc! "All at real savings.
facial
Iffir
Man!
Getting
to the Point
COME TO US FOR YOUR 4TH OF JULY TOGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PLEASE YOU
IN QUALITY, ASSORTMENT, FIT AND PRICE.
NEW SHIRTS
Quality shirts in every wanted style; all the
MEN'S SHOES
The .best for service, snappy styles as well
as staples, all the new shades and leathers,
$5.00, $7.50, to $9.00.
emeatj
' Shon -.-' . .'
WHERE THE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN PENDLETON.
There can be no lower prices, otherwise this shop would be classed with the regular stores re
ceiving its regular profit.
Special Sales Cannot Compete So-Called "Cheap Stores" Cannot Compete.
and your careful, everyday shopping will convince you that they DO NOT compete.
THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF SUCH BARGAINS AS THESE AWAITING YOU.
BIG WASH PANS 19c
Flare edse, heayv weight, triple tinned.
WHISK llliOOMS lc
This is the kind that is sold everywhere
for 30e.
HIKING IMSHES I.V5
Here's a good clean-up sale. Guaranteed
ware.
WOAITEVS STOCKINGS 10n
Black and white, all sizes.
GOO! STKONG GINGHAM 15c
JIKAVY TIN" IISII PANS 3flo
Built stronK, built to last; every pan
perfect.
vacii'm l.rxoH kit $i.os
The universal pint bottle and tray nil in
a black enameled metal case.
I N Vli:i.lll Dl'ST PANS ISO.
They come in pretty colors. Tans that
sell at 2rc.
' : C'HII.IWKX'ft GOWNS a;
Hold for $1.2 5.
SOIT WHITK NAINSOOK. Sic
DOVER KGO T5RATFK Or.
It stands In the bowl while you odd other
Ingredients.
SKWING TillillU), 3c SI"OOii
Sizes 36 to 80, In a class next to "lark's
O. N T.
VKGF.TAIU.K ItlCKItS ac
Tlere's the real barBains, sold everywhere
at 5 lie.
WOMKX S VKSTS 10a
No smh prices ns I hose.
fllll.nitl.'N'K POII'S UHO
Compare and then make your purchases don't take home a load of "rcsrets" alons with your other things. Don't have
your neiuhbor tell you that you could have bought every item cheaper in the Uars.-iln Basement. lH This Best ir All
liomy Slil, where the quality is sood and the prices low.
new colors and designs M-
A WONDERFUL STOCK OF HATS
Every style you could ask for, straws, Pa
namas, bangkoks, felts, etc., all sizes $2.50 to
$27.50.
NECKWEAR
Here is the greatest assortment of smart
neckwear in Pendleton. Every style and
shape 35c to $2.50
MEN'S HALF HOSE
The kind that wears. Cotton, fibre, silk and
wool. Nearly all colors 25c to $1.50
COMFORT UNDERWEAR
The underwear that is made to fit. The
best makes in America, all sizes, all weights.
The suit ..." $1.00 to $7.50
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THE 4TH.
PENDLETONS greatest department store
FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE
COME TO US.
f TV TJ
n FOOD
J3u
MM WHERE - IT PAYS TO TRADE
We Give you the Best for the Price, no
Matter What the Price.
TO PR CENT WHEAT
CROP IS PREDICTED
Soldiers Discharged,
Return to Umatilla
Mrs. Anna Kdwards and
Mrs. C.mon and broke his neck. He- sot up I women patrons will be much more perty.
Chamn made a business trip to Her- out or tno water aasea, duc oniy none- i'i., ...' .......
mlston Thursday evenuig. ed that his neck was stiff. It besan to vitation to women does not In any the earnings of municipal power
and Mrs. Jeff Stephens motor- pain him more ami unout six nours y mat .... .. ,. ........... ...... ..... u
Hermiston later he waiKed into me county nos- , - win.-
ipital. complainimr of a sore neck. L . . . Ciishman site, when roily developed.
wheat crop of JO per cent normal
for the county is. the prediction which
s V. Maloney makes for this year's .
yk-ld. The Judge does not believe the
estimates which have eiven fl per
ctnt are correct and says that the ap
pVurance of the grain indicates that
the crop everywhere is to be short to
4 certain extent.
Mr.
i ed on a business trip to
(Pflt Oresronian Special.) Isnhirilnv evening.
rVATII-LA. June 30. Arthur and A large number of Umatilla people! It was thousht that his neck was
Charley Powell are back from tttmpj attended a bis dance at Stanfield Sat. only bruised hut he Erew rapidly
"lira Tnn' O'Connell of Portland, is dered an X-ray taken Tuesday. The
visiting her daushter, Mrs. A. n, t plate showed a fracture of the spinal
and family of L matilla. i coninm near mu uuoc "i uiH ncuh.
Mrs. O'Connell arrived here arteri ' ie "l
her daughter Mrs. Marsaret . sinu wnu-n na cume iu me nui-nuini
Lennox, in Rtarbuck and attending a cuuni, n.iiuu
i., fr weicnmlna- the bovs Three months aso John Pry suffered
Lewis where they have been since
April, 1917. They received their
honorable discharges last week.
Elmer Campbell, sometimes called fctephen Jr.,
"filfmmv." received his honorable dis
charge from the army in an eastern v:siting
camp. . He returned to his former ;
home here to resume his work.
.4 "In the best areas the crop will not
lie more than SO per cent normal," he
ouid today. "In the lighter oil the
yield will I almost nothing in some
places. The train jR very short south
and, in some places west.'
i Heads have not filled out properly
1thout moisture. Judge Malonry says,
Although the grain has not been dam
ufred especially by the dry spell. A
ui.od rain three weeks ago would hav
Helped fill out the heads to a greater half Interest in T.
extent than they have filled so far. cream parlor.
Mr. and Mrs. B. McK.enzie are ""; w-illa i Larimer street. Several weeks later
parents of an eight pound baby girl ja ;z(,r made R hied blis.ihe was discharged from the hospital
born Thursday. , ... ' ' . T,Lnnrt at.,rrtav as cured.
Mrs. Stella Paulu and Mrs. Bertha , h o ,', f Dempster is resting easily, say phy-
I Cherry made a business trip to Pen- j .... , Sat. sicians, his neck having been set.
dleton and Stanfield Saturday in re- .
grd to the Chautauqua which is to,---.- prana visitinn the report.
Mrs. Alonso Nickels returned from
a visit'wlth her parents at their home
iThat he has a chance of recovery is
I
Snub Uncle Sam's Gin;
Everybody Filled Up?
would produce 7.1 Omt horsopuwor on,
a SO pur cent load factor. ,
NEW YORK, Juno 28. "Well, hot? ,l"11"''' "' " 1 11 ,s
much have you stored avray?" is a TACOMA, Wash., -T n I - 1. Captain w.
frequent salutation in these days of T Uoty, Camp I-wls inc. nib- officer
fast approachlnir orldity; and alto, iuntii relieved of late by Llcutiiiant
Kethcr nuite a. snirit of speculation as Colonel liyron Ij. Ilargar, has received
to the huge amount of booze Individ-!nis discharge from the service, us bus
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS' AT HOME-
Try it! For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.
in Riparia. Washington.
H. H. Kdwards" is Improving his
business property in Umatilla.
Harrv Rodenbouch has bought a
S. Tilllson s ice
few days.
The Sunday scnooi or umatuia nau R ji J TTV Fpwpr
beach nartv on the Columbia beach i IvaiJl OUOS tiave r CWcr
New Vacuum
Cleaner Just
Recieved
Friday evening. Ice cream, cake and
delicious sandwiches were served to
tho children and church members
who attended.
Frank Payne received Injuries Sat
urday while haullns hay from his
ranch to town. A Pendleton doctor
was called.
C W. Sutton, who has been In the
St. Vincent hospital at Portland for
appendicitis for the last two weeks. Is
Betting along fine. He Is expected
to be up in about a week.
The teachers of Umatilla public
uals would cache for tho long dry
spell has been aroused.
Had one gone, to the auction at tho
Customs Appraiser's store house, Xo.
641 Washington street, yesterday
morning where "seized and unclaimed
merchandise," bottled and. labelled as
orange and sloe e;in, was set up for
sale, one would have concluded that
all those who mean to' lay away the
stuff that cheers have already done
so.
rattled
Captain H. H. Tost, who has been
sistant camp morale officer.
Suva five to ten dollars nulc-kly by -dry
cleaning everything In the boms
with gasoline that would be ruined by
Aii1ani 5 . Cni'inrr
; For this enticingly bottled orange
land sloe gin, valued at $30,000, was
DENVER. July 1. During the first yt!turned to fltoraso yesterday because
three months of the present year 669 ( a dearth of bllyers. (.. j. .
xewer persons were Kinen inn wo.pw RtoI.ey nctlng deputy collector, ex
as- soap and water suits, coats, waists,
r . I . ... , i - siumn, aiiova, turn, uiuc
U1,,... , lt,.uri. io uonoium erics, rugs everything'
wnere ne win resume his position as
superintendent of farm and grounds ! ,,,ncc a gallon or more of gasoline In
of tho mid-Pacific Institute. in dlshpnn or wnshboller, then put In
the IhliiKs to be dry cleaned, then
wash them with Solvito soap. Shortly
everything comes out looking like npw.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles.
I'o not attempt to dry clean without
Solvlte sonn. This iriisnllnia ln Is ths
KIE IN QVAKKR.
liONDOV. June 30. Two liumlreil
fifty were killed at. Morcncv. liolouiim.
! nun -iiiniio. iinly in a succession
Masonic convention.
Misses Fanny and Mary
i Kent are exjiecieu i vimi
GUARANTEE
This Vacuum Cleaner is guar
anty: d by the manufacturer to
he frw from all d-fccs of ma
K'riul and Minrkniullsllip. Should
My tU-ftilH lKtclo wilhin one
year from dale of pun-liusc tln-y
err-'- la replace or r1ilr wirti
rt.f.-tivi. part or parts l-'IIKIC
P t'HAlUii:.
Si schools have gone to attend summer
5 schools at different ports of Oregon.
5 1 Miss Willis. Miss Roberts and R. O,
BlDykstra are expected to teach here
K i again next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frammer went
P 1 to spend the week end at Pendleton.
d Frank McNurlen. J. H. nobbier, C.
d,V. Rundsen and Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
5 i Rutterworth. nre In Portland attend-
fewer iniured on the country's rail
road.s than during' the correspondins
months of the preceding year, Arthur
Kirkendall. regional aupervisor of
safety nf the t'nltfd States railroad
administration, told delegates to the
convention of the Brotherhood of Lo
comotive Firemen and Knginemen
here today. ' '
"When the safety section of the ad
ministration was formed after the gov
ernment took control of the roads
many large systems had safety de
partments." Mr. Kirkendall said. "To-
j uuy every iniminpni raiiiuiiu in liib
.country is paying particular attention:
to safety of passengers and employes.
plained the absence r.f bidders at the
well advertised sale by asserting that
Individual buyers have already laid
away their stock, -while wholesalers
and retailers have already overabund.
ant stocks.
ol fnrthquiikCM last niicht, according !8eorct of all dry cleaning.
o j omo cilsuato . today. Sc-vwal i A package of flolvlto soap contain-
Amw nri,rWt JUrr? in, th ,l,p"'-ln directions for homo dry cleaning
cltlin ami tlm HhCHkH .wmUiirii-U conts little at any drug store. Pry
throughout the mem. clcan ouWoolB or away from flimo.
TI'RKA IV ASL MINOR
AHR ?IIVIV fiRF.EKS
Fields of
Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Atchison of . mat ilia.
They expect to Btay during Chautau
qua and then return to Eugene to
visit friends.
Clarence Atchison left last night to
work in harvest fields near Walla
Walla.
Cincinnati Hotel
Has Woman's Bar
crNCIXVATI. July 1. An Innova
tion in the city's saloons and hotels
was revealed Tuesday at the Sinton ho-
;tel of the Taft hotel syndicate, with
the announcement by the management
jculine bar hn been transformed into
la womans oak bar room. It was a di
ireet result of prohibition. Many of tho
'old names of the famous drinks re-
Iniain. but all are now non-Intoxicating.
Cosily fixtures remain the same, and
jeven the familiar white clad bartender
land the lovable brass rail, so gently
IT earesse d with tho foot, are 1 h ere.
Tuesday three matronly women, guest;
I'NTIIj HI XHOmS AFTKII f the hotel, plodded
CaMiultics
Wounded Slightly. Privata
Christy, Keating, Oregon.
VOt'TII IlltFAKS ins m:ck
HIT IOi:sT NOTICK
PARIS. July 1. The 'situation in
Asia Minor is feerious, according to of
ficial advices reeeived by Renters,
Ltd., here today. These advices
stated that the-Turkish forces out
numbered the Greeks four to one and
threaten to drive tho Creeks entirely
out of Asia Minor. Tho Creek forces
are reported to be retreating before
ihel'urks. who are supplied with good
arMltery and plenty of ammunition.
Tho Creek Keneral NIdw hfi decid
ed to make bin first defensive stand
along tho line running north and
soul h through Pcrghanos, Magnesia,
Nymthalon and Aiilin, Creek rein
forcements aro expected to reach him
within three or four di:y. Tho larg-j
est Turkish force now ar advancing
from Denb.Iu. The Turkish troops al
ready have occupied Nazli and are i
proceeding against Aldin. j
DEN'VKft, July
-Julian Dempster julep, minus the Jolt,
rowim kith is si:mxti:i
TACOMA, July 1. Tho Tacoma city
council haa turned down tho Pack
wood lake owner sito in Iewis county
owned by the I-add interests of Port-
n tn get a mint;land, and has chosen the Lake CuhI.
and discussed man site on the Snokomlsh river in
19 year old, of 1545 Jorlmer street,
diver Into two feet of water at the
Lakeside bathing beach Sunday aftcr-
the difficulty of getting kitchen help. Mason county. The voters will pass on
. Old timers. Insted of mourning, are a $300,000 bond issue August 12 and
of the opinion that bar life with pretty .decide whether or not to buy the pro-
EVJGRY FARMER SHOULD HAVE A ;
WINTHER
TRUCK
We have them NOW and READY FOR DF
LIVERY, from V, ton to 3, ton canac v
will see their advantages after lookinrr th
Ask for demonstration,
for Umatila County.
We are distributors
Independent Garage
Distributors
COLE REO DORT SCRirP-BOQTII
Court at Thompson St. ' Phone 633