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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1919)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, AlfCUST 7, 191S, TWELVE PAGES PAGE TWO I : ItNDIXTONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE "j ' ,' '" ' ' T" "; 'vr . j ' Real Cash Savin? Bargains in Every ' "Hl iC "Tll v XiT TA71 TL'-L ; New Fall Goods arc Arriving: p 4 - yjne Peoples Warehouse " r 1 VggW WHERE IT PAYS TO Til A OF TmMMS&ffcS ' 1 ' , " , , , , ;.;; ,.. , 0 THE "BESW 'Pm-miCE . ! IS WHAT YoVWaNTInD TIIATSWHAT WE GIVE. llT WILL PAY YOU TO TRAJJE WITH PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE. Straw and Panama Hats One-Half Price Bargains be weather hat , A real August Clean-up of Summer Hats, fore unheard of. Think of it Buy your hot now and save one-half the original price. If you don't wear it out this summer it will be good next summer. You can't afford to overlook this wonderful offer. Our stock includes all the season's newest styles. Come while the assortment is complete. t CHOICE ONE-HALRPRICE. SdleofWinsdmh Waist's . i Every woman at this time of the year finds the need of several good, but inexpensive waists to lend variety to her wardrobe. Such women will profit by these low prices that have been made on several small lots, consisting of linen, lawn and other wash fabrics, as well as the finer waists of silk, crepe de chine and Georgette crepe. Excellent selections can be made from these. One Lot of Wash Waists of Organdie and Lawn, white, blue, pink and peach, values up to $3.50, special $1.9S One Lot of Georgettes and Tub Satins, all colors, trimmed with beading and braiding at , $5.75 , A COOL SUMMER WASH DRESS Would not cost much if you take advantage of our price, re ductions. Fashionable, neat and pretty patterns in many various colors comprising the entire assortment of summer novelty wash goods are on sale now . at liberal reduction, from ..... ..'.. 19c to 79c YOU ARE SURE TO LIKE THESE NEW jpRINTED .... GEORGETTE CREPES They work in so cleverly,ith other materials or are so suitable for the new blouses. We would really like to show them to you, soon. Priced from $3.00 to $4.00 ' A TAFFETA SILK FROCK Made from some of the new shades that are so popular would not go amiss in any woman's wardrobe. A splendid quality chiffon finish, 36 inches wide, in all the newest shades at, yard $2.25 to $2.50 A FEW NEW WOOLEN PLAIDS for fall wear have arrived and they're very pretty too. We want you to see them. Their priced per yard is $5.50 TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS , No matter what kind of a towel you want, whether the most exquisite one woven for some new bride of your ac quaintance, or coarsest, most practical turkish variety, you will do well to buy it from our new stock. Bath towels, heavy union huck towels and wash cloths are here awaiting your selection. We have more of the practical sturdy variety for every day, family use. Prices reasonable. Closing Out of All Spring Dresses l ! The FINAL clean up of an exceptional stock last notch prices are in order. It's a great opportunity for any woman" who wants a smartly styled dress and which ever one she chooses can be worn far into.' Fall. . Of course sizes are broken, and they are but one of a ' kind but each is distinctive and-remarkably low priced. One Rack of Dresses, val ues up to $35, now . . .$22.50 All Silk and Georgette Dresses Reduced. , $40.00 Dresses, Special price $35.00 $45.00 Dresses, Special Price $40.00 $47.50 Dresses, Special Price $42.50 $50.00 Dresses, Special Price $13.00 $55.00 Dresses, Special Price . ........... $50.00 v - : Jp ; T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS In. M 3 Main Line Phones, all 15 .All Other DepLs. call & i?iu..i fww Stnno TVnrhes. the box THE SHOP WHERE EVERY ITEM IS GREATLY UN DERPRICED a' OUR UNDERPRICED STORE WHERE EVERY ITEM IS A BARGAIN i :v ' ::: f where can i make my dollar go the farthest? Ask your neighbor who most likely knows. Read the advertisements in your home town papers, shop around carefully noting all prices, then Visit The Bargain Basement. You will readily convince yourself that this is The Real Savings Department where you can buy freely and plentvful and still go home with lots of change in your purse. TODAY'S SPECIAL OFFERINGS THAT MEAN "MONEY, SAVED.? , THE PRETTIEST OF ALL SILK DRESSES ONE LOT OF 37 DRESSES TO CLOSE OUT Here is an offering of one good sized lot of the smartest fancy silk dresses we have ever offered you in this lower priced shop. It is the "clean-up" of one particular up-stairs line of pretty gar ments, stylish in their design and well finished in their make-up. They are the "end of the season" dresses and we sacrifice greatly on the price. Included in the big lot are the elaborately hand em broidered dresses, fancy trimmed with the new braids, the silver and gold threads, the fancy ew woolen nap threads and floss silks. You'll like every dress and the great reductions will please you. Regular selling prices $25.50, $28.75, $32.50. . Offered Special at this Sale $14.89. . Mr. Man:- Would you like to k-arn KomcUting Uuit. will prove to jour advutt Jtr? Well. Itrrr it n: it.. R ARE OFKKRIXO DARK SHOES AT PRICES BELOW WHOLESALE: But this doesn't mean that we have evocy t:ize of every kind, of Bboe; but it dees Man that we have your siiee in acme xtra good shoe, and the variety of styles will allow a pood selection, we have lots of thet.'i. Kid leathers, fine calf, Kusstan calf, veloarg, chocolates In the wide toes. Knslish lasts and medium toes, sizes 5 to 12. 1IKKK ARK THE PRICKS . I. 1.8 and $5.ft. ' Visit This Lower Priced Stoie Where Every Item is Good in Today is the Opening Day of This Sale of Pretty Garments. tfANCY LIGHT WOOLEN SWEATER . . : . SALE.; i Just the right garments for this season and all the styles are right. The colors are all bright and flashy and the weaves are fancy. There are slip-overs, sleeveless and sleeved and the button coat styles, all sizes from 14 bust to 46, and they sold from $4.50 up to $9.75. Xtra Special Sweater Sale $1.89 to .$5.39 Todoy We Place dn Soto 4300 Yards Percale at yard .- 17o Today We Place on Sale Women's Canvas Pumps at ... 1 Sl.M Today We Place on Sale Men's Dress Shoes at 9$.2 Today We Place on Sale Women's Garden filoves at .t 5o Today We Place on Sale Men's Tuff Shirts at . . . o Today We Place on Sale Boys' Wool Iant3 at '. Ho Today We Place on Sale tarts'. 3.75 Drrsscs at : ; . . . l IMA Tiirift Watermelons, pound Extra Good Cantaloupes, 2 for .............. , . , Tru Blu Fancy Assorted Cookies, pound . Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps, pound . . . Fancy Mild Tillamook Cheese, pound There is no reason why you should not buy your 3V, c , 25c 40c . 25c 50c DRUG SUNDRIES at this imderpriced drug sundries section, if you want to save . money. Cuticura Soap 23c Woodbury's Facial Soap 23c Pear's Soap Stork Castile for babies 19c Packer's Tar Soap. . . '. . 23c Colgates and Dr. Lyons Tooth Paste .....Y.. 23c Colgates Tooth Paste, . small .'' '...1. Pebeco Tooth Paste. Tubbs Talcum Powder. Melba Talcum Powder. Stork Unscented Pdr.. . Mennens Talc. Powder. Cutex Manicure Sets. $1.50 Luxor Cuticle Remover 23c Cutex Cuticle Remover 33c Cutex Nail Polish . . ... 33c 10c 49c 19c 23c 23c 23c g Quality and the Very Lowest in Price. . VV ..r woieiri!,. 55c wi,i.e.H tc , Cutex Isail Polish ..... Jc j lume 50c g Cutex Rouge 33c Cutex Nail Bleach 33c Mum and Eversweet for perspiration 23c Pompeian Massage Cream . ............. 50c Luxor Cold Cream .... 50c Melba Greaseless Cream 50c Melba Skin Cleanser. . . 50c Melba Face Massage... 50c Elcaya Cerat Cream . . . 50c Creme Elcaya Face Cream Melba Powder. 60c 25c and 50c .50c Elcaya Powder Luxor Floriana Per fume . . . . . . . t. .... . 50c I I I I I t 5 FOR YOUR HOUSE CLEANING TRY A Hug ro sweeper or Gleaner We have the Hugro El ectric for city use where electricity is so handy and the Hugro Vacuum 1 Sweeper for country use either one will please and all we ask is a trial from you. ' If at any time it fails to please we cordially invite'you to return the machine and your money will be cheerfully refunded. . Won't jpu come in for a demonstration? GERMANY .TOO, TIRES A 1 4 a a a a m IU UUI UU11N n.u.l marks instead of 7.71 marks; potatoes ,t Is doubtful if the experiment proves 12 . to 13 marks a pound in regular ito ne tnucn or a saving except to the weekly rations; fore&n cooking flour, 80 pfennings per puarter . pound. In stead of 250. For a family of five, Ahe reductions in price would amount to probably thirty or more marks a week. with the the prospect of more and bet ter food than has been the rule. - - For a long; time, the government has been struKRlinv with the problem of 4' Si r4' & Offers Reduced Food Prices (5 ! lOroeCOna 1 ime lO IVCIUm high food costs. To some extent, it K' Strikers tf Wlll'k. 'nas been able to Increase the amdunt's i , - of food available, because of the arri- 6' ' Ivals of American pork, bacon and so TA By CAHL D. GROAT !Cn. But, It has had difficulty in regu- J (United Press Staff Correspondent.) Jating prices and distribution, Inas g i BERLIN, Aug. 7. The German gov- much as the illicit trade In foodstuffs W. ernment Just now is having a mighty has reached overwhelming proportions R struggle with the high cost of living, 'even beyond the power of the authorl- It hopes that, if It can bring down ties to completely root out and punish. JP prices. It can assuage cries for morel Germany's principal need In the fond pay and thereby the oulcker get order j line is meat and fnt. It is not parti A and stability in the nation. jcularly badly situated as to grain, and 2j For the second tftne in recent Its harvests promise fairly well. But .months It has offered lowered food one scarcely sees extent that wholesale, co-operative buying naturally effects a savins. head of cattle In 1 ... f: s il price to Htrtkers a an Inducement to journeying about the country; and, ex K return to work. It schedule called for jcept for the American fnt, there in j heavy appropriations wherewith to buy jscarcely any to be had. Milk Is un- more products from the "ausiand" and .known except for babies, invalid 4$ where with to offer them, at reduced and the wealthy. The food mlniMer was criticized in the recent assembly for having" made large purchases of food outside I he country. However, It was his only alternative. m rates to the populace. A The attempt at this time resulted A frr.m elri Llnr mllvflvmn'i rlm n nil East Webb Street for higher pay. The government said i 15 that instead of K would give more and cheaper food s S which Is the same thing. Its proffered j How the experiment In reduced cost 4 schedule included: foreign meat 140 tojnf living will turn out remains to be 4 2r0 zrams for 4. 50 marks. Instead f ;een. With Increased taxes coming A the recent prevailing price of II marks and with the people charged for the came to California from Pittsburg, s American Dacon, ri nait pouna, governnieniai ouuay lor aauea iowu ; am., seven years aga, PALO alto center OF MILK-GOAT ROOM PAI.O AI.TO. Aug. 6. This com munity will he the center of the milk goat industry of the state according to plans made public today by M. I DeHoog. who says that a convention of owners and "breeders of milk goats will be held hero August 17. The breeding of Toggenburg gnats in this vicinity has Rsstimed consid erable proportions. The convention is to standardise the Industry. Tt Is said thHt In Sjin Frncisco there is a market fur 6100 gallons a day, used chiefly for feeding babies nnd Invn- Auto Hurls Officer of ! Chemical Company to ! Death Beneath Train j PASAOKNA, fnl., Aug. 7. Hit by in nutnnicihile and hurled beneath a Pacific Klectrlo train. W. J. Forest.' 30 years old, vice president of the- tl. I W. Hill Chemical company of Ios1 Angeles, was Instnntly killed here an, Tuesday. The auto that lilt Forest Id not atop. His hody was crushed hy the wheels of the train. Forest' "We'll Tell the World" Our Middle Name is It's our motto, it's our hobby and it is a reality here In our repair shop, on our floor,' in our service department, in sales-room and office everywhere it will meet you face ' to face SERVICE. - - 1 . ; Western Auto Co. Agents for Cole, Rco and Dort. Cor. Water and Cottonwood Sts.t McKay & West, Props. Garage Thone f30 Taint Shop Thone C33 11 "' J 1 " J Vl. " .