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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1919)
DAILY EAST OKKGONTAN, rflNBLKTON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1019. TEN PAGES 5 THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU TO SECURE THE THINGS YOU WANT AT CLEAN-UP PRICES. THE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY E fcFiV T GET SUCH BARGAINS AS ARE BEING OFFERED AT THIS SALE YOU OUGHT TO SUPPI VENING. ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS ARE LY NOT ONLY YOUR IMMEDIATE NEEDS, PAGE TWO mn JIM f f i I Unheard of Savings COS; and CAPES Unheard of in the sence that savings as large, have not often been bfoght to your attention, especially around this early period of the season. Discrimination and superior taste are evinced in the styles and colorings displayed. The yoman who demands individuality in her costume will be delighted , with the assortments we tender for choice. WE ARE OFFERING ALL COATS UP TO $30.00 FOR ONLY $175 AND ALL COATS UP TO $65.00 FOR ONLY . . .v:v . . . . . $21.75 AUGUST CLEAN-UP OF Summer Skirts Street, Sport and Dressy Styles. The must desiruhle skirts we have over offered sw.i Us your i li oms. Ui. know yo .wlll be Ininie.li-"-'" ln-.:iotf nlili Ihrlr ultractlvrnesn. It con. J not be otherwise. The finest creations of the master l nnda of apparel ure included. The entlelnK J"rench models, both extreme and conservative ami the American Ideas which are known for their snappy smurttms?, in fuct, every taste can find a skirt to suit. These prices prevail. Kantast, Tricolette Panelette, Cloorxette and Ilaro nette Satin anyone of them are yours for the choos 'wg - ' At lz the regular price $15.50 to $28.50 TUB- SKIRTS In our August Clean I'p Sale. Their own individual smartness will appeal strond ly to your sense of good taste. They are of cotton, (iabnrdines and cotton Trlcottnes, Voiles, etc., AH are fashioned In the new slim lines with InterestiiiB variety In 'the placing of pookets, the out of the elr-dle-with stitching, buttons, etc. . $3.75 Values, August Clean-Up Price . $2.98 $4.25 Values, August Clean-Up Price . $3.50 $5.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price . $4.25- $6.98 Values August Clean-Up "l Price . $5.50 $7.50 Values, August Qlean-Up Price $6.25 The Season's Lowest Prices oil ' Women's and Misses' SUITS Here's a chance for every woman and miss to secure a real; high-class summer suit for less than she had any idea she could secure one for. The low sums we are pricing all our styles at make this saving possible. They dis play those little subletees and elegan cies of designing which women appre ciate seeing in a suit, and we take great, pleasure in suumuung mem ior t(v ri selection. v. P Suits, regularly selling for as much as $38.50 AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE $15.50 Suits regularly selling for as much as $65.00 . AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE $21.50 Z m:A . I - 1 rH.'.Ml Sittii Alt; IVMMR I - II 1521 41 And when we say "final" we mean that the prices we have named are low enough to guar antee a complete disposal. There are nheer dainty voiles and practically every summer style that had a vogue this season; a few silks are also Included! there's a host of models to choose from In almost any color effect you may desire. One special rack of dresses, including Taffe tas, Georgettes, Satins - and Khaki Kools Values up to $35.00. - August Clean t'p price . ' $22.50 Wash Dresses A very choice lot including Organdies, Lawns, Voiles and Ginghams good assortment of col ors we are closing these all out at One-Half Price $3.60 Values, August Clean l"p price R2.7. .. Values, AokhM Clean I'p price 88.2.1 S8.no Values, August Clean I'p price S1.00 IO.OO Valued August Clean Up price 83.00 f 14.50 Values, August Clean I'p price .-'." S15.A0 Values, August Clean Vp price .... SI. HO S20.0O Values, August Clean t'p price 1MH $25.00 Values, August Clean I'p price $12.50 SILK AND GEORGETTE . DRESSES -,-- , $40.00 Values, August Clean-Up Price .... ... r. $32.50 $42.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price . . . .... $36.23 $45.00 Values, August Clean-Up Price . ................ $38.25 $47.50 Values, August Clean-Up" Price . ................ $41.50 $55.00 Values August Clean-Up Price .. ."...$47.25 .' $65.00 ValuesAugust Clean-Up Price . . . ......... . , $55.25 SATEEN PETTICOATS We have a good stock of sateen petticoats in navy, black and Kel ly green, values up to $1.75, Au gust Clean-Up Price 9Sc Summer Wash Dresses FOR CLKATf CP The prettiest of these charming summer tub frocks must be sacrificed with the plainest. What yo uget depends altogether on how soon you come to make a selection. A good choice of styles and sizes at these final Clean Up prices. rn-esses of Organdie, Voil and Gingham in many pretty styies Alt reduced as follows: of the better grades are greatly reduced every one is this seasons styles and materials. $4.75 Values, August Clean-Up pr $2.40 $6.50 Values, August 'Clean-Up Price $3.25 $7.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price $3.75 $8.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price $4.25 $10.00 Value'sAugust Clean-Up Price . ..$5.00 $12.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price . .. $6.25 $15.00 Values, August Clean-Up Price .. $7.50 . $18.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price ... $9.25 $20.00 Value's," August Clean-Up Price $10.00 $22.50 Values, August Clean-Up Price $11.25 $25.00 Value's,' August Clean-Up Price $12.50 August Clean-up Sale of Groceries In Our Basement Pure Food Shop Standard Tomatoes 3 cans 50c Standard Corn . . can 15c Standard Peas 3 cans 50c Sliced Dill Pickles ; 3 cans 55c Extra Good Rpe Olives 3 cans 40c Best Canned Shrimp 3 for 55c' Libby's Tomato Soup 4 cans 45c Imported Olive Oil pint bottle 80c Pancake Syrup 5 pound can 55c Ivory SoapFlakes 3 packages 35c Palm Olive Soap 3 bars 29c Mrs. Porter's Fig Pudding. . 3 cans 65c Del Monte Catsup 2 bottles 45c Extra Good Coffee, pound ....... 40c Libby's Apple Butter, 1 lb cans 2 for 45c Preferred Stock Pork and Beans, small sized cans 4 for 45c, medium sized cans 4 for 75c, and large sized cans, 4 or $1.15. II Casseroles on Sale Today at the Clean-Up Prices. "..j;rcfejii;t5.ttiiri;sKdj)J; ..',. Casseroles oh ' Sale at the Special Price of 49c Each. A Woman Customer Said Yesterday, "How Do You Do It?" And that's what they ALL ask. How do we do it? How do we sell so cheap? Well, all we can say is this: It doesn't matter where we get the goods nor how we get them, that part of it is a second con sideration. We'll just simply say "We Cut the Prices to the Clean Up Point and, There You Are." . Today We Continue the Casserole Sale. Baking Dishes, burned and proce ssed to the hardness of steel. Most excellent vessels for cooking scalloped corn, potatoes, tomatoes and me gooa om pom ana Deans, excellent xor small roasts of meat and various oven cooked foods. ,, excellent vessels for cooking escall 200 Sold. Yesterday. None Sold to Merchants. 150 to Close Out Today ATTEND THE BARGAIN BASEMENT CLEAN-UP SALES $14, 000.00 WORTH OF SERVICEABLE MERCHANDISE SACRI- FICED. PENDLETON .GREATEST EPARmEKTISTORE hsmmsm where it pays to trade HJHIIffijSISy Only 4 More Days of Our August Clean-Up Sale Left. Buy Now! Buy Now and Save on Needed Merchandise. Buy a year's supply t ,., mj J K E , w, : I htu ri hit v m u ! I j rj f . ' 1 5 j ,w. .. THREE t Im l: a Kill 13 & .111 4 ' 3U i. KB A' 7, Afl a Man Ear J tsj 'd, 2 IS FAIRY GOD FATHER 10" MASSACHUSETTS TECH: PIECE DAVENPORT SUIT Known Only as "Mr. Smith" Will Add Other Mil lion to Fund Declares Gen. ,du Pont; Campaign to Open. Thev consist of three . pieces, a big restful davenport, with two chairs to match. Finished in Golden, Dull and American Wal nut. Fitted with loose cushions. We Exchange New for Old. NEW TORKi Auj. 28. In announc ing last nlKht plant for accumulatlni an endowment fund of 110.000,000 for the MaHsachuftettA InMtitnte of world's return to peace-time condi tion, and about $8,01)0,000 must be endowed, he added. If "Massachusetts Tech" Is to pay Its faculty adequately and furnish accommodations for lta Increasing number of students. "To insure industrial supremacy," said Dr. Wacaurln, "we must have trained men. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology stands pr eminently as a most successful school in educating men for this task. Thlh Is reason enough why a man inter ested In Industries should contribute toward the work -Tech- Is dolnnc." Besides its Chairman, Oen du Pont, the Alsne battle. Frlvate Jeff Cook .... ..!,.. m .1 .n ..-..!,.. "i uuiic, njcu J it, na. nviuiuru In the same battle, but recovered- to again fight gallantly In the Argonn offonslve, Tvhere he received his second wou nd. In writing the president of the gal lant conduct of the boys after the president had pardoned them Becre tary Baker said: "You will recall that early In 1918 four death sentences were presented to you from France, two for disobedience of orders you remitted to terms of Im prisonment, and two young boys Ba- bast!an and Cook, who were convicted the committee which will strive to of sleeping on outpost duty, you fully raise the endowment comprises. Dr. pardoned 2 Technology, Gen. T. Coleman du Pont m K contributed $7,000,000 and will glv. 5( explained the Institute has a "mystcr- ious fairy godfather" who already ha ijAiHHi.iiuieu 9 i,.vtf,iMu ana win giv. W 84.O00.O00 more provided from 84,- , 0oo,oo to $6,000,000 can be obtalnca B, from other sources. The donor Is re- ferr-Ml to as "Air. hnnth and his real to death-for slfeping on outpost duty identity is known to only Dr. Richard In France and subsequently pardoned MacLaurln, Theodors Is". Vail Charles A. Ktone. Otto H. Kalin. Charles Hayden, Everett 'Morse and Kdmtind Havea. . PARDONED YANKS MAKE GOOD IN LATER FIGHT, ONE OF MEN IS KILLED WAHHiXOTOX, Aug. 2.-One of the two American soldiers sentenced hy I'resldent Wilson, was killed In the gr--at Aisne offensive In July. 191. and the other wrs twice wounded and J Phone 548 East Webb 5l'C. Macf-nuriTii a m?nihp j mittfe whlrh will ftolic.t funds. 5' The i-umpnfffn for the $10,000,000 5 fiii"l in to open at once and continue j finally honoorably dlpcharsred. until Jan. J, according to Oen. du 9 ; Pont, who emphasized the need for f$ ; highly trained engineer and technU ' clunfl in America at thia time when lateuaive competition U to follow the This wan disclosed Thiiradny by an exchange of correspondence be'tween Secretary Baker and Preaident Wilson Private Forest r. Sebastian, of Kf Dorudo. lll.f 20 years old, was killed Id "ft will interest you to know that upon restoration to duty both mart good soldiers. Pobantlan died In battle in the Aisne offensive In .Tuly, VM9. Cook wa wounded Jn that hattlq and reMtored to health in. time to fight in the MeiiHe-Argonne battle, when he again fought gallantly, ami wan for Hie second time wounded. ' He ha been now restored to nnh thru inedlrnt attention and has be n honorably iM- chargetl from the service. ' PreHident Wilaon i:t acknowledging j the Hecretary's letter wote j "Tbfnk f'6t for your thonghtf ulnesK ' in tolling me about the record made I by Sebastian and f.'ook, the two 1 youngHtern who were pardoned for ; triceping on outpost duty. It is very, delightful to know that they redeemed ! themselves t$ thoroughly.' ... There Is not science to love; art, . - i H i all ! i Here and Ready For Immediate Delivery, One REO Speedwagon You'll have to hurry if you want it, as Reo Speed Wagons don't stay in the display room long1. try ' " AUTO POLISH cleans, fill3, poli.shes and preserves. Most brilliant and lasting polish on the market. Western Auto Co. Agents for Cole, Ceo, Doi t and Winther Trucks Cor. Water and. Cottonwood Sts. " McKay & West, Props. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633