ii r&.zFH?m wwNi M W
TEN PAGES
PACE TWO'
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919.
9
ii. 15 it: xftiit: , 4 i wigs . )t i iiUL yuui p
lhins take care of themselves.-' 5 . ' p
Here and there you will find a person who is too busy to bother with what 4
seems lo them n mere trifle. 5
Thin h true of not only individuals, but some institutions as well. p
With us, nothing seems too small or trifling. The smaller things are given 4.
as much attention as the larger ones. , The "purchaser of a 25c article is given J
the same"at tent ion and courteous treatment as the purchaser of a $25 article 5
receives. ; .(, tl ... ... , '., v 4
,lt i a pleasure for us to "make good . anything bought here that is not ab- . j
Kolutely satisfactory' in every respect.- - . ., 2
Wbmeris (and;, Misses9 Stats
Priced fonQaick (Clearances
These suits constituting this'saleare charming and are sure to appeal ir
resisfably to the woman of fastidious tastes. "Owing1 to the i reductions they
bear they will sell on sight; therefore, those of you who wish to profit by the
savings should make an earnest attempt to be on hand early to make your se
lection. ,.' ,f .. , ; . . , -,'
. "These suits are all this season's best models and materials, taffetas, jer
sey, serge and, tricotine. Only a few left. We are dividing them in two lota
and of fering them at less than wholesale prices. '
- LOT 1 ALL SUITS UP TO $38.50 FOR. ... $15.50 ...
LOT 2 ALL SUITS UP TO $65.00 FOR.. .... $22.50 , ; ,
,s : Only a few. sizes, come early to get yours while it is here.
I
I
I
i
I
I
I
RIBBONS PROMINENT IN FALL
FASHIONS,
ROibons are one of the outstanding
notes of the new fall fashions.
Dresses made of ribbons with only a
bit of lace here and there to soften
the outlines are being shown in - this
country and Paris. ' ,
Ribbon Girdles, Sashes, Ribbons
for trimmings as bands and panels
for skirts, for corsage and overskirts"
of dancing frocks, in profusion on
underwear, on milinery these, are
some of the fashion features that are
dairy increasing the demand for rib
bons. .. This store is showing the
greatest assortment of high and me
dhirh grade novelties in these fash
ionable ribbons than ever before.
Prices range from ..... 25c to $4.00
BUY YOUR BEDSPREADS
now. New prices are much higher,
" take advantage of foresighted buy-
Lag and save at least 20 per cent. .
Fine Marseilles weaves in scgUooed
and plain from . . $4.25 to SUM
' Crochet Bedspreads from $1.95 to
$3.00. ' ; . :
SMART NECKWEAR NOVELTIES
of organdy lace and Georgette in new
summer effects ready for you now
at .......... . 65c to $3.00 -
New Pleatings in colors and white
of Georgette and organdy, yard 75c
to $1.50.
Lace Silk Hose in black and colors,
very smart, to be worn with low
shoes. - Prices ...... $1.15 to $1.59
Knit Bloomers, flesh color and
white, a, very special value at.. . 59c
ALL WASiTGOODS
in novelty patterns and colorings at
decided reductions of fully one third
less. . i, i . ' ' . k ..
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model Sanitary Basement
Cleanliness Economy Service
3 Main Line Phones, all 15 -j
All Other Departments Call. 22
"BESTOV" ELECTRIC STOVES
Boils, toasts and fries; cheapest
in price and operation ; best in value.
"Bestov" Electric Stove No. 1
is made of uniform blue metal, stands
6 inches-high, 8'4 inches square.
Neat galvanized top,,, sanitary
throughout, 6 foot cord. ( .
; Can be easily, connected to any '
lamp socket. ., Price complete $4.00.
"Bestov" Efectric Stove No. 2
,v Is made of best planish metal, high
ly nickel plated top. ;;
6- inches high, & inches square;
6 foot best asbestos covered cord;
Hubbel 2-piece plug.
Most sanitary stove on the market.
Can be.easily connected to any lamp
socket. Price complete $5.00
PENDLETONS greyest department store
FTV:r.V;Vi WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
FASHION CALLS FOR POKE BONNETS
... i - , i t 1
' Iat on your new poke bonnet, ladies, if yoi would be absolutely
correct as to the Autunin mo:l3 tor hats. ' Pokes are sure or first piaa
in the race of FaNhlon. .This one tl bf taitola embroidered in very,
woolly-wool Dowers. Tlie crown is round and the brim wide and jl'ir
ing. Note (he new lace Bertha collar that has just "come back!''
rails next month In. his R enme In nnd ee our line before yoii buy elwwhwe.
Klumath
Piane. , ,
The Aero company will incorpor
ate with healqttrters at Balem, Ore.
Oapital Htorli In $4500.
, . lite -VMlm ' Invito.
af - r M t
S OPEN CLUB HOUSE FOR
DOMESTIC-EMPLOYES
'V V r ' A ' TU I SRATTLE, tVnsh.. July 2!. By a
Il.t-'A. in London Man- vote of 4 to 3 tl.e cltycnuncll yeater-
gi ages Work;' Trains' Girls, :dy p"ioned indefinitely reiu-
W 1..1 1 T '.turn which, ,if passed, would hove ti
Zt IVegUiaieS XlOUrS. ,vited Kamonn de Valera, "president
Jl , , ,. , f 'be Irish repuhlie," to visit Seattle
g LCWDO.V. July J9. Domestic ser
R I vie is, made a profession and an at
R tractive one oyer here. , brand-new
R scheme hae' been thunched by the Y.
,W. C. A. It is called the "Home Ser-
view Corps." It has been bu a week
A or two in operation so there are yyt
Zk only about- forty Blrls enrolled. But
5 the jnumber is utrowlnit doily. They live
5 at a kind of residential cJnh ta one of
B the most aristocratic eections olxin.
K tertaln their friends, both mn and
K work. They-come back here for their
meals and their free time-. They en
m tertai ntheir friends; both men and
A women, here. The club is employment
Zk manager for them. And. they are
5 guarantee -not only work .but free
5 must affree to a "ten hour" daily some
F time between four and six in tht after
6 noon, as well an stlpiflated meal hours,
m vacattonn. half holtdnys, week-ends
A and regular working hour.
Zk Tratninar Cwitcr ,
5f This etub in merely the 8t"t. It Is
K a training cnntir at well. Girls romve
K their training either before they take
R a position or irv th extra hours after
w their work. . In ny earn the employer
m x hires the i?irl for the "hofitet' am the
Knicllsh cull the club, paying the hoa
Zk tel manager two pence an hour; or
J about twenty cents in American money
B The hostel on the other hand pays the
B Klrl thirty shillings, or about $7.56 a
Rjweett durlm? her probation period
1
merely ax a c.tixen of Ireland to
sreak nn Irish conditions.
Mr. Ie Valeru will, however, visit
Seattle the latter part of-Sentemb? r,
according to announcement today by
13. J. Voen, former president of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians in this
city. Coen says Ie Valera. will make
several spcechvM while here.
. Colanders are obtainable which nre
much more Hal Iffactory for making
butters or jams than the, ricer of the
colander plus the potato masher. This
colander clamps to. tho table and bna
an attachment which -is . turned by
hand forolnu the fruit through. It
time as well: in fact, their employers I"1" Bl,i0 be "ed for puree.t or rlced
poia:oes
j whether she is employed or not. The
hostel thus assumes the responsibility
for getting her employment. The girl
Ipays the hoetile a small and nominal
sum for her board, lodainK. laundry
1 1 and club privilegea All ciris In the
I Home Service- Corps- wear, a uniform
1 : COniSIinR or a plain uiuet urrra Willi
K I white apron and bift' white cap. ' The
iletters "H. S. C." are worn on the cap
p 'and arm. An employer can hire a Klrl
lfor any lcnKth of service from two
A : hours to a yearly contract. No Kir:
2 'can work more than 4S hours a week.
K i IH-fiiilto Rules
A minimum of two weeks holiday on
i full pay must be given- tho grls for
every year of work. When workers
live at the house of their employer,
their Flee,ping rooms must conform to
definite requirements of liKht, heat
and vVntilation. The usual hours or
iwork will be between 7 a. m. and
9:30 p. m. Any service desired earlier
. . . i 1 . . I 1 1 ,hl,.rlt.
or lair can iw u .
V. BDecial arrannement with the hostel
jj management and upon a payment of a
special extra rate per hour. Overtime
m Is in any case, limited. Meals will be
5 taken ordinarily at the hostel, but if
S preferred some may be had at the
5 home of the employer through special
8 arrangement with the hostel manage
K'ment. An hour must be allowed for
dinner as well as sufficient time be-
twee ntne nours qi t ami o mr
Each worker ts provided with a book
which must be signed by the employer
showing time of arrival and departure
as well as meals, if any, taken at the
employer's house.
r
5'
m i
GERMAN PREMIER
'k' -'V :
ft V. v v 1
k X J
i
5
S
5
2
OVERSTUFFED
ROCKER
A Biff Special Value at
- .'$25.75 '
Complete-your living' room with
this large And rbnifortnliM bverV
slurred rocker. It Is an unusual
value with lis deep spring -seat,
wing buck and covering tit high
rol Imitation SpaitlHh leather.
A good looking chslr and
restful one. i t
THIS BED DAVENPORT AT $57.50
IS A MONT TI'.lll'..Minu v.i,.-
One of the best values
we can orrcr Is this
userul piece of furul
ture. It Is or good con
struction and built on
simple, plain lines. Up
holstered in Himnlsli
leatherette, cushioned
scut and buck. A bed
davenport aolveB tho
problem of the guest in
apartment or smnll cot
tage, and saves the
suace that a bed
would take, since it
provides a comfortable couch for .the living room
Wi(Me awMSSW,
GUSTAV
BERLIN Here is the latest
picture of the present German
premier, whose task is to re-es-taMish
relations witb the rest of
ARMY WOMEN HOUSED
IN OLD GERMAN HOME
T ".By (JUACsf ioX'lXF.St
rm-lo cabhit-t fx fillfid with rare bits shoes for winter. . i2) Dont be rcluct
ot the w-orid's art. The dining room ant to wear wooden shoes -or wooden
lis lined .with heavy carved panellngi soles. (3) During summer and fall go
;amJ. there ts fine Unen and silver ser-1 barefooted, or wear sandals. .(4) Wear
vice. On the piano is a picture of the your" poorest shoes during dry wea
family group father, mother, da ugh- ther. (5 Keep on using your shoes.
ters. and one tall boy. The boy is now Have tbem half soled. () Wear slip
jdea l, killed in" the early days ot the pers in tho 'house.'.'
;ar. On a table there is another pic- j
ture or blm as he went away to the j Ry-Pnxliict Planw Seen.
-W. O. , A. in "fht in his officer's regalia
of. the
HOOD KTVKH. Or., July 29. A
iiViih the American .V
France.)
TKKVKd, Ori-many. vtBy fajl). " ' J-lamily Intemed. , . ; .
fhera hi an. all .American homo o-! Thecountry to whom they . gave
cuplcd and operated wrtirrly by Anw-r- their son. pas lost the war, and they
Iran women rwcht in the center of thi have lonl also their home. The family
oblent city In rjermany. Of course is interned in Switzerland. The house
thre nre Americans everywhere, on. was requisitioned by the American
the streets. In the requisitioned hotels, army. It stands Just as they left it.
blllctfcd in groups in houses Uirmurh- with the- Intimate personal ' things
bii th rily. for Treves Is part of the about th rooms. As is being done in
territory of the American Armv of Oc- the case of all requisitioned property
cop.ition. Hut this particular him is:tiw-d liy the Army of Occupation, the
nccoiiied Juirt by American, women, fleritian government will be forced to
Thry nre mettibers of tls Hmnol C.irr de)iiately and Justly .recompense the
nlt of telephone operatars for the , owners foY. Its use, but the A. K. K.
Treves district. ' vuya nothing. .
Th.'ir house Is a Imurinm big home, i Mgns llcmain .
the srperty r wealthy iermn. Tae virile street cars witn snmv win- than a dipper or spoon because it fits
room are filled with beautiful fiirni- bt xerosa the cnrhHies o:rr th into the mouth of the Jar and pre-
Wrf. There Is a wide-open fire piece beuae. They have still their iilnrird vents dripping. It Is also convenient
tn the sitting room with besutlfelly i vt sar-days. ThejoiMi given prnmln- whe. the open kettle method is used
done family portraits above It. Theence rends: (I) Save ou.' leather for small-frui: or berry canning. '
rarty of high officials of Libby.Mc.
-vell & IJbby, arrived here Saturday
fur a visit with local fruit sales offi
cials and t inspect locot enord by
products plants.
The members of the party -were
General Manager Rustic, Chief Pur
chasing Agent Kay Belew, Manager
Mathewson and Purchasing Agent
Kyle, of the M-.rth Yakima district, gene from Medford and
The v.sitors were here especially to!folem Thursday.
see the plant of the Hood Itiver Vine-! Lieutenant Ilrowne has
lta-htlmr Major Flelito.
TAKIKMA. July 29. Mayor Ole
Hanson. ,of Seattle. lived up to his
reputation of always having a fight
ir. Yakima when he spent Saturday
and Sunday here as the guest of the
VVnxhinffton Automobile Dealers as
sociation. As he was driving slowly in
an automobile, a spectator remarked:
"He ought to be hung to the nearest
telenhone nole." ' ' '
x Hanson promptly climbed out of the
machine and struck the man a rins
ing blow. The fellow disappeared
fiuicktv In the crowd, which cheered
the aggressive attack. ;,
"That's the way to deal with the
I. v W.: they're all - cowards'' ' tho
Seattle mayer told the Yakima mayor,
who was with him. "I know that fel
low's face; he's beei under arrest at
Seattle,"
Air. Hanson has visited Yakima five
times in recent years and saj's he has
had to "fight" each time.
Aero Company In I-Virmctl.
HILVKHTON, tr., uly 299. Ac
cording to information received ty
wire Sunday from Lieutenant Floyd
D. Hrowne at Pan Francisco, ho has
purchased a n-w J. N.-4 t. aerial
gunnery ship and will start north
Tuesday, making the first landing at
Medford, Or. IDe will Jump to isu-
arrive . in
. . card of Thanks. ' "
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to' the De
gree of Honor, the United Artisans
and o the many friends for their
sympathy and kindness shown during
our sad bereavement ond loss of our
beloved wife and mother; also for
the many beautiful flpnil offerings.
J. A. Dl'PLift AND FAMILY, j
RSBSBBG
The Beauty
The Lily
can be yours. Its
wonderfully pure.
soft, pearly white ap
pearance, free from all
blemishes, will be com
parable to the perfect
beauty of your skin and
complexion if yew will unci
1ST
gnr company. whlch is being greatly
enlarged this season.
A syrup ladle with Its broad bowl
and pointed lip Is -more convenient
organized
Crescent Lunch
. SI 7 Main Street.
BCTTER MILK HOT C(fl;8
. Good Cerrv. .
KWirUB DIXKHS-".
Short Orders at all Times.
Home Made Pastry '
K, If. SnmcnillP, Prop.
a company to ne Known as tne i-tea.
ber Aero company and the stockhold
ers are as follows: Floyd D. Hrowne.
president; Ralph Workman of Mc.
Mlnnvllle. vice president; Henry K.
Browne,, secretary-treasurer... F. C
Franseen of Portland, aviator.
Lieutenant Browne has made av
rangements to carry the McMinnvllle
delegates to tho Elks' convention at
Aniiniincinir tho Now '
OSBORNE TAXI
SERVICE
Sam Jliorac, Prop.
.. . Operating Taxicnhs
IMY AMI .N'HJIIT "
to any part of the city.
8tii ml at t'ewjr lllllliinl purlnrs
ti:lfpiio.k in
and we will be there with the
' service.
.... ..i J
JfMcMmtiJicJMe
East Webb Street.
Notice.
I have moved my Insurance office
to Lindgren ant Franseen, .tnllora,
7311 Main street, nest to Max Bacr.
Phone 667. JOB KLL.
Dr. David Bennett Hill
ri:NTisTnv
X-ruy UlaitifOsis. ' . "
Pendleton " ' '
Notlcf.
DIIS. PARKER & SPALDIN'O are
now located In the Inland F.mplre
Pnnk Hldg. Tim telephone number!
(53) will remain the same.
NOTICE
CECIL COSPER
prune Accoi;.TAirr
INCOME TAX ADVISER
Bmlth-Crawford V)m. ,
Opposite Pendleton Hotel
Phone 101 . . ;
I am now located In
the Peeblcr ltiilldillg,
over tlio WorkliMt
men's Clotlilng Store.
DALE RQTHWELL
, Optometrist, and Optician.
; " , Phono Bull
TAXICAB
PHOND
70
Beak ts R Idee fc (1.
VARKKR TAXI OOV
Why ray
Wor Sale
2-Ton
EUiofOE
Trucks
3-Ton , 5-Ton
VERY
LIBERAL
TERRAS
- w
' ' " , r w ..
Address
Spruce Production
Corporation
Vancouver, Washington
Nothing Like it Ever in Pendleton Before r
W1NTHEK.
2-TON
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
TR.UCE5
ON PNEUMATIC TIRES
A raarvel of performance. When it conies to
power, traction and speed "She's there."
Independent Garage
Distributors
COLE REO DORT SCRIPP-ROOTH
Court at Thompson St, ' " ' Phon6 633
n