East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 21, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    PACK TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1019.
EIGHT PAGES
The Season's Very
Smartest
NEWEST, MOST WANTED STYLES ARE HERE AWAITING YOUR CHOOS
ING. THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE.
Use Our Tost Office Sub Station It's
here for your especial convenience. Buy
your stamps and post office money orders
here. Mail your letters and parcels here,
register your letters here. Bring your pack
ages here, we'll wrap them for you.
USE OUR WOMEN'S'REST ROOM i
It's on our 2nd floor. It's here for your
pleasure and convenience. Make this store
your meeting place, Make it your, head
quarters, write your, letters here, meet
your friends here.
CAPE GLOVES
Cape Gloves For street wear. The very latest shades of
brown, gray and tan, pique sewn, very serviceable. The
pair $2.00 to $3.00
Gauntlet Gloves, a warm knitted lining, just the thing for
driving, in all sizes, the pair $3.00
Real French Kid Gloves White with pearl clasps, in all
sizes. The pair $3.00 to $3.50
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model Sanitary Basement
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main line Phones all 15. All Other Depts call 22
- 20 MULE TEAM BORAX SOAP SALE
DEAL NO. 1
100 Bars 20 Mule Team Borax Soap $7.75
1 Package 20 Mule Team Borax Chips 40
1 5-pound Package 20 Mule Team Borax .65
1 Can 20 Mule Team Boraxo . . 30
Total of the above deal $9.10. Sale Price $8.10
. DEAL NO. 2.
45 Bars 20 Mule Team Borax Soap $4.00
1 Package 20 Mule Team Borax Chips 40
1 5-pound Package 20 Mule Team Borax .63
1 Can 20 Mule Team Boraxo .30
Total of this deal $5.35. Sale Price $4.80
DEAL NO. 3.
25 Bars 20 Mule Team Borax Soap $2.05
1 Package 20 Mule Team Borax Chips 40
1 5-pound Package 20 Mule Team Borax 65
1 Can 20 Mule Team Boraxo 30
Total of this deal $3.40. Sale Price $3.00
Special Sale of Furs
' Fur Coats, Etc.
Wednesday, Oct. 22
WE WILL HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR SALE AN UNUSUAL
DRUMMERS SAMPLE LINE OF FURS OF ALL KINDS,
FUR COATS, ETC. This is a most remarkable showing a
wonderful assortment and you'll appreciate the values.
Remember the date. The place is here in our store. .
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THE NEW MANDARIAN BAGS
that came in yesterday are really stunning. Chinese em
broidery worked with gold threads in oriental designs.
Then there are , - ,
Silk Velvet Bags in black, taupe, brown and purple made up
with metal or celluloid bag frames from .... .$5.75 to $13.50
Beaded Top Velvet Bags is another new novelty that is very '
popular. Nearly all of them are fitted.
Spanish Combs set with rhinestones in elaborate designs
are very effective. From 75c to $6.50
WE ARE SHOWING A BLOCK CHECK
Combined colors of navy and brown in a velour finish, 54
inch woolen suiting that positively is one of the rrrtliest
things we have seen this season for a suit or skirt. The price
per yard $7.50
Broadcloth, chiffon finish in the Botany quality, the lead
ing fall shades at the yard $4.50
French Flannel in blue and bright red for school girls'
middies and dresses, unexcelled for wear and appearance.
The yard , $1.95
CADET, BLACK CAT AND
BUSTER BROWN
Hosiery for Boys' and Girls.
Black fine, medium or heavy
ribbed lisle or cotton thread, es
pecially reinforced in parts sub
jected to wear. .These hose are
unsurpassed for L appearances
and wearing qualities. They are
ideal school stockings. Prices
from 40c pair to 70c
. PHOENIX SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN
In black and havana brown at; the pair '. .
$1.39
"IF 1 1WJNT KKAD AXY OTHI It PART OK THK I'APKK I'M ALWAYS SI KK
TO UKAI) Tin: IIAKOAI HAKK.M I.KT ADYriltTIKKM KNT."
This la what a great many customer have told ua and therw la a rcaaon for
their reading them messages ECONOMY there Is economy In every word.-In
every Item; and. should you think It a little out of the ordinary that yo have
caught youraeir Involuntarily reading- thia advertisement. Just remember i that
there are hundreds of people reading thla same mamKt. '
A MKKSAfiE OP ECONOMY TO THK CARKPII, RHOITKn.
SIIOKT BABY LAMB COATS
Tho very prettiest, the very newest,,
snappy, stylish coats that sell In the
big coast cities for 148.50.
Ilascmcnt Kale S22.8S
PRETTY AITCMN SKI UTS
In the moat suitable fancy and
plain woolens, styled for thla season's
.wear. '
IlascftM-nt Sale $8.7 to 1 3.89.
Outing Flannel, One Yard Wide, pt-r "yard
Men's Heavy Indervrrar, for unions
l.lrt's n Inter I nlons
IyONU COATS OP PRETTY FABRIC
Silk plushes, velvets, novelty wool- '
ens with all the newest and fanciest
trimmings Including fur.
Ilascmcnt Sale f 17.89 to $32,110
' AnOl'T OCR SHOE SALE
There waa an avalanche of custo
mers to our basement sale yesterday.
Prices? See last night's newspaper.
2fle
fl.aa
$1.00 to
Watch for Our Women's anil Hoys' Winter I'iNlerwear Sale.
VISIT PEXULETO.V8 ECONOMY SHOP THK ItAHUAIN BASEMENT.
GET YOUR LAST MINUTE FULL
DRESS NEEDS HERE
PETOmONX GREATEST LEPARtMDfT STORE
ePeoples rehouse.
Leather Coats, Jackets and Vests, all
sizes and styles. Real wind breakers.
:.ipa:3WHEREIT PAYS TQ TWA P F
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U. S. SIGHTSEERS VIEWING BELGIAN RUINS
- V.V. if 535610. '
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WESTOX AND 1IRIIAITSTOX
Jl'XRETS.
Friday night. The convention of the munity. Mr. Richards, a well am
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IffTiYriiiffr'ass
Americans are born sightseers., This . Belgian frontier the Ynres sector in
particular, already is fairly crowded
with thousands who have read about
photograph shows a group of A merl.
can tourists in the midst of the deso
lation caused by the German armies
in the town of Nieuport, Belgium. The just what hppened.
cated by the Weston people, is an
honor to the pioneers ,of Umatilla
county and to its soldiers and sailors
of the great war. The $6000 neces
sary for its construction was raised by
the citizens and they have a great
pride in the monument they have
erected. The attendance of a large
delegation from Pendleton is desired
not only by the Weston people, but
by the directors of the Commercial
Association. C P. A. Lonergan, man
ager of the Warren Construction Co.
here, promised that the road would
be open and In good shape between
Athena and. Weston so that auto par
ties vill have no detours and no dif
ficulties.
The trip to Hermiston Saturday j
night is intended to show the west i
enders that Pendleton appreciates the
development made in stock raising
md dairying. The livestock exhibits
apen Wednesday and continue until
niaie iMirymcn i Association takes
place Saturday, closing with a mon
ster pheasant banquet at which the
Hermiston Commercial Club is host.
They want to know by Thursday
whether to save J 00 plates at 1 each
for Pendleton's delegation. 1
Lists are being circulated today by
C. K. Cranston, secretary of the Com
mercial Association, amonpr those who
will attend the banquet. He and Mr.
Xolson are also enlisting the automo
mlles of several members of the as
sociation and are confident that they
can put over bpth tripsin fine style.
The meeting of the managers last
nigTit was devoted to the plan of re
viving all the commercial organisa
tions in the county and- then bringing
them a'l together in a close bond of
harmony. Mr. Bramwell and Mr.
Cranston yesterday visited Athena and
received promise of Immediate action.
In a conference with B. B. Richards,
formerly secretary of their eommer-.
cial club, lie expressed belief that
Athena could revive an organization
and make it a live factor in the com-1
other men who were interviewed, do.
clared that they believed In the move
ment and gave promlso of tholr best
efforts.
The central theme behind the pro
posed trips to the counts' towns Is co
operation. Cnnfciderable discussion
was heard last evening regarding the
necessity of sue hlntcrest on the part
of local businessmen.
G. W. BRADLEY BUSINESS
Q. W. Gertson and Robert Marty,
both well known In local automobile
circles, on Mont'ay took over the O. W.
Bradley tire business at 39 Cotton
wood street. They will continue to
handle Gates half sole tires, for which
Mr. Bradley waa agent, and will ape.
cialize in vulcanizing and the used car
trade. Another line of tires will be
added shortly.
Gertson has been In the auto busi
ness here for four years and has de
voted most of his time of late to traf
fic m used cars. There are deals on
now for the aacquisltion of a nagency
for new cars as well. One man will
be retained to handle the vulcanising
trade exclusively.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Stenographer.
Railway Exproan Co.
American
TREAT 'EM ROUGH, OLD MAN .
the war's ravages and want to know
If
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Performance is the best proof of truck
quality and truck capability. At this late
stagre of motor truck experience there is no
need of truck buyers beinjr bewildered by
fads and theories. Over and above the con
flict of all theory, looms the solid fact of
white truck performance.
Frentzel-VailGS Motor Co .
ItexinSton and Vbtt Dealers of t'matilla Connly
!
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putiiofirrs
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
'Pape's Diapepsin" at once
ends Indigestion and
Sour, Acid Stomach
WASHIXOTON, Oct. 21. Wilson
did not alcep well fast night, but
did not show signs of fatigue 1 .this
morning, according to the physicians'
bulletin.
"The president' prostatic condition
remains as before," said the state
ment. "A chemical examination of
the blood shows his kidneys are func
tioning normally. He did not sleep so
well last night, but showed no signs
of fatigue thia morning."
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pain. If your stomach Is in a revolt; Is
if sick, gassy and upset, and what you i
just ate has fermented and
sour; head dizzy and aches
gases and acids and eructate undi- S
gested food lust take a tablet or two 's
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wonder what became of the pain, acid
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If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebellion;
if your food la a damage Instead of a
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Leading DrnXaTuna,
ANN OUNGEMENT
Our repair shop is now in cahrge of Rudy Tannler.
We are equipped to repair cars of any make. Machine
shop in connection. -
Western Auto Go.
Agents for Cole, Ceo, Dort and Winther Trucks
Cor. Water and Cottonwood Sts.
McKay & West, Props.
Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Thone 633
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