TWELVE PAGES
PACE TWO
DAILY EAST OREOONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, lfllfl.
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"Only One 'mote Shopping-Way .Before the, Round-Up, j
I ARE YOU READY? COME TO US, WE WILL OUTFIT YOU AND HAVE YOUR GARMENTS READY FOR YOU TO VE AR TO THE GREAT SHOW. WE'LL GIVE YOU THE BEST
FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE TRICE, AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. - i E
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New Fall resses
For All Occasions
No matter for what purpose you wish a dress, you will find one
to fit your need in our present assortments. These assortments
include styles suitable for "Dress Up" affairs as wel as for practi
cal everyday, street wear. Every popular material is included,
trimmed as simply or as elaborately as you could possibly de
sire; sizes and styles for every figure are here, at prices that will
appeal to you. . "
TRICOLETTE DRESSES ..........
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TRICOTINE DRESSES
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SERGE DRESSES
MESSAUNE1
$48.50 to $75.00
$22.50 10 $68.50
$18.50 to $48.50
$22.50' $85.50
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t COSTUME VELVETS
Are,'sellirig , , rapidly. If you
want any it would be wise to
see them soon and make your
selections. , Wide widths and
extra quality. :
'TJie yard . . . .
$3.75
'": r.: crepe meteor iC . rv
is a beautiful silk with a crepe finish orf one side
and satin f inish'pn the other, very soft and lus
trous in the high colors, for evening" w;earV sucH
a melon, apricot, sea green, nile," pink,; J (
white, etc.: 40 inches wide, the yard '
T.P. W. Pure F oop
In Our Model Sanitary Basement -
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15 . ;
All Other Depts. call 22. . ,
If possible, please order tomorrow as many, of
your non-perishable groceries for the balance of
the week as you can. By doing so you will get
better service and help the clerks and the delivery?
men.." -" ;' - .-' '. '
KUMFY KLOTH
, All wool, 100 per cent coat
ings, 54 inches wide in a range
of fall colors ideal for fcQ QC
a new coat. The yard vO'UO
BLACK DUCHESS SATIN
36 inches wide, a very fine even weave j O flA
and splendid weight, price per yard UU
r NOVELTY LINING SILKS
A new range "of pretty patterns priced at $2.25
to $3.00 yard. f
. KNIT BLOOMERS, flesh color and white, in a
good medium weight cotton; all sizes, CQ
the pair . .
CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED HOSE, OCp
black and white, the pair ...... .....
"INFANTS' ALL WOOL CASHMERE
HOSE, silk heel and toe, the pair. ......
INFANTS' SILK AND WOOL HOSE, pr. 80c
PHOENIX NO. 363 SILK HOSE for O 25
women, color black, ful fashioned, pair.
A WMMt ilfcj, it
59c
You can positively save
money
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Pf NDttTON GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
n positively save . -f i , TiT 1
by buying your ,JheFGoples WarohousQ
til needs HOW. " ' V T ilwmnE fr avs to hm- IV'"lllA!,&
Prices are Positively Ris
ing. Don't delay. You
can save how.
For Men Who
want the Best
Business men of standing require
clothes that look like the man's position;
and a good many men think such clothes
cant be had ready-made. It's an expen
sive thought, but it's their own money.
We've studied clothes construction pretty
carefully; we're showing suits for busi
ness men, made the custom way; clothes
that drape well, fit well; made with no
padding nor stiff canvas; shaped by hand.
They're wonderful clothes. We have
sizes to fit every figure. Special CCfl
values at PdU
And at $35, $40, $45, $55, $60, $70.
HART SCHAFFNErt & MARX BOYS'
CLOTHES LIKE FATHER'S
Now we can offer you something bet
ter; Hart Schaffner & Marx are making
boys' clothes; sizes from 8 years up. It's
a wonderful thing for you parents to be
able to get such clothes for your boys ; all
wool fabric, with the finest tailoring and
smartest style. Guaranteed in every C9C
way. Exceptionally good ones at
Other suits $18.50, $20, $30, $35, $40.
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IT'S TIME NOW FOR YOUR
FALL OVERCOAT
Scotch weaves, tweeds, homespuns,
duffles; new English fabrics1 finest over
coats; made by Hart Schaffner & Marx.
, Motor coats, street coats, dress overcoats;
rainproofed. It's really a wonderful over
coat exhibit; one that you cant afford to
miss; one that we know you would CCA
really want to see. Very good ones
And at $40, $60, $65, $70, $75.
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
LEATHER COATS The most popular, out-door garment is the leather coat
or jacket. Light in weight, wind proof, serviceable and warm. Good looking "and
most satisfactory. We are showing an immense assortment of these garments
every one guaranteed to give satisfaction. '
LEATHER COATS gQ to JQQLEATHER VESTS ft to JQ
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FOUR NIGHTS OF FRONTIER FROLIC SOON ON
IN CANYON, WITH 650,000 BUCKS TO SPEND
Happy Canyon will open it doora
tomorrow evening at 7 o"clock for its
four niKhUs of frontier frolic.
The stage is all set, the performers
will go through their final rehearsal
this evening, the directors are catch
ing up the tag ends of their prepara
tions and promptly at 8 o'eslock to
morrow evening the opening feature
bt the opealng night will begin.
SSven tha picturesque scenic efforts
of tne last snow have been surpassed
this year, more attention having been
given by the artists to the details. Di
rectors Baley and Prake, who have
the program. In charge, have a num
ber of new 'features this year which
promise to add to the delight of the
crowds.
The sale of reserved seats Indicates
a packed grandstand on each of the
four nights and there Is not a question
but that thousands will be turned
away on Friday and aturday-even-ings.
Because it Is impossible to in
crease the seating capacity, the di
rectors are requesting local people
Insofar as possible, to . attend the
Wednesday and Thursday perform-
FJORD, 1918, 5-pass.
MITCHELL, 1916, 5-pass.' . :
OVERLAND 1913, 2-pass. .
5 WILLYS-OVERLAND, 1916 7-pass.
PODGE, 1916, 5-pass.
STANDARD TRUCK, 3' -ton.
5 The' above cars can be sold for cash, or
terms, and woulll make splendid cars for
any one desiring to make money, either for
jitney or investment.
fRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO.
Lexington and White Dealers of
Umatilla County.
Phone 46 722 Cottonwood
ances so that the two final evenings
may be given over to visitors.
Jazziest Orchestra Coming.
The big dancing pavilion has been
put in splendid condition and an ef
fort -will be made to keep the spec
tators from crowding onto the danc
ing floor. Director Bentley has se
cured a competent crew of helpers
and, with the assistance of the jazziest
orchestra in the northwest, promises
to make this dance as peppy as ever
a dance was.
Director Kern, who has charge of
the "liquor" emporium, has made im
provements at his bar and has ordered
enough "red and' yellow likker" to
float the Leviathan. "Wild Bill"
Morrison and "Alkali Ed" Geist have
their "gambling" equipment all in
stalled and the whir of the little ivory
ball and the rattle of the bones will
start as soon as the first "street" per
formance is over.
630,000 Bucks to Spend.
Anticipating a big run on the bank.
Director Kinehart has increased the
capital stock tot Spender's Bank and
will have 650,000 Bucks read y for cir
culation. , An addition has been built
to the bank building so that sales can
be made inside the pavilion as well
as in the street.
The. other directors have given
equal attention to their particular de
partments and all are rarin' to go.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. The fed
eral treasury already faces a deficit
of 3, 691,273.345. For the present
fiscal year, Chairman Good of the
house appropriations committee, de
clared in a speech to the house today.
He sounded a warning that the ."ac
tual condition confronting the treas
ury is so alarming that we may well
pause and calmly consider the obli
gations already existing, that must be
met before entering on an enlarged
program which calls for additional
expenditures. -
! "Demands on the treasury during
the present fiscal year are stagger
ing. Good said. The average peace
time expenditure Is slightly more
than a billion. Total government re
quirements, outside of the present ur
gent deficiency bill and appropriati
ons that will be asked for by June 30,
1920, will be $10,831,201. Revenue
for the fiscal year will be $7,239,928,
said Good. v
Good strongly recommended that
President Wilson appoint a national
finance officer to have complete over
sight of all government expenditures
so that economy may be practiced to
the limit by the government. Good
called upon the president to use his
authority to produce the strictest gov
ernmental economy.
Too Late to Classify
LOST Between Saturday and Mon
day, fraternity pin set with Pearls.
Reward if returned to this office.
DA.VCINd FREE from 8 to , Eagle-.
Woodmen hall we want rou to hear '
our music.
" FFICMRS , AltE IX)Vti
Captains ad lieutenants in the fire
department voted not to strike, ac
cording to "Fire Commissioner Mur
phy who Informed Mayor Peters of
the support of officers of th edopart-
ment. The firemen outside of the
captains and lieutenants, are expect
ed to take a vote on the strike ques
tion tomorrow,
GENERAL PERSHING IN HANDS OF WELCOMING COMMITTEE OF NOTABLES
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Battery on board the police boat fatrol, used by the official welcoming1 committee. From loft to right
Genefl Qeyton C March, chief of staff; General Pershinff, Mm. Newton p. Pakpr, wife of the sorrotnry of
.Hocreiary Uaker and U'iiliurn O. McAdoo, tiio fireHldent's personal renre-stn tative
the
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r WS IIANI) CAR IN Gon SHAPE
FOR SALE.
THEY ARE MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU.
Western Auto Co,
Agents for Cole, Ceo, Doi t and Winther Trucks
Cor. Water and Cottonwood Sts.
McKay & West, Props. ,
Garage Thone 530. Paint Shop Thone 633