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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1920)
DAILY EAST OKEOONTAN. PENDLETON. OREfiON. T! t JAOTARY 1. 1020. pack amor A Most Enormous Gut Price Sale of Hi ns Ready-to-Wear TWELVE PAGES gh Quality Wome A SALE INV( 1LVING $7,800.00 WORTH OF SUITS, COATS, SILK DRESSES, W OL DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS. THIS SALE IS GROWING STRONGER THAN EVER. Its S importance anion; careful choppers is being steadily realized. EACH DAY EXCEEDS THE PREVIOUS DAY'S PATRONAGE WHICH PLAINLY SHOWS THE MERIT OF THE SALE.. There is -til! plenty for all. The racks are still crowd ed with these good things: NUMBERLESS COATS FOR WOMEN From the plainer, moderate priced to the very Hundred Dollar Suits Rear Bargain Bas m nl Vice.--. Finest. ALL ON SALE IN PENDLETON'S POPULAR BARG AIN SHOP, THE B UIGAIN BASEMENT . ItiNGLlSONS GREATEST 1)1 V ART HEM STORE ACTUALLY HUNDREDS OF DRESSES In a Riot of Colors, Materials and Models. SKIRTS, W AISTS & OTHER GOOD THINGS That Well Dressed Women are Calling For. IfiePeoples trdiousa SUITABLE NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS MISSED E.VRY ( BLAME SHOT NEVER 7 "TTN T"N I AGAIN .) K V J TIME FOR HUNTCTS TJCWIT f YrAH-THli I IS TH' ONLY V. ONE THAT J ( BIT K I WARMER WEATHER A!DS VULTURE ENDS POULET INSTALLING OF PUMPS FLIGHT IN AIR RACE MfilXMAIX. Murma Engin1r3i in Lieutenant Etienns J f installing the Frenchman tvho recentl ins plant Jor Tarla-Australla air raco Jan. 1. ilet, the Sjelded the i) Captain FACULTY TO CONFER ON LIVING COSTS TO DETERMINE PAY Franklin county irrigation district No. I'ya Smith is safe here today after L have reported that since the com- an adventure in the a:r with a In; are. ng- of warmer weather the work is vulture, which broke a propeller of hi a rogTetfsing satisfactorily. The . man- machine and forced him to land on a ifacturers reported that the pumps pmall plateau in the mountains. -ft'o ild be delivered on schedule time. Lieut. 1'oulet left Fankok. Siam, on "Wprkmen have started building the December 6, two hours after Captain canal, which will carry water to the Smith and direct word of his fate had addition 1 lands to be Irrigated. Un- been lacking until last night, wlwn ho ess unusual weather conditions should landedVhere In his machine, nterfere, the system will be complet- The vluture, doubtless drawn Into td In time to irritjate many new acres range of the Vropeller blade by tifts- 1 h AN0R5HEPMEN FORGET THAT NO MORE CLINCHES FOH MTT 5UNGf "LEAVlNCr GAME &HtOi GOUXRS H'Grir $WEAROFr SWEARING! &G ONE THAT COT AVWfJ FLAG OF EX-KAISER, TORN FROM CAR AS HE o nnnwnnAiiouTCD 10 FLED, WHICH WILL BE SOLD TO AID BELGIANS OTUUIlU UflUumCI 10 BORN ON WESTON MT. . trovetl Hyatt kins again for Dportins aelta i was announc fessor H. W. the executive the teaching Ml lll,I.J ie last thre! BlUrt Oroffnntnn Special. ) Oibbon and neph La Crosse. Vutti Mr. and Mrs. Cec Hyatt and Chus. Lu May and famll BnicUah will leave for Su CO Monday. e Wttston Mountain Telephone, "1 1 -uruKli oecutreu 11 Co. held it.1 annual election nt the,"1" iiloi.()UDieu 111 l!, fchool house Saturday. Eph Tucker! ,r our years.' lS&tuV "; Moscow kappa sigs j WETON MT.. Jan. I. A little Mowers secretary and Will Hall tr ittidit iwim-irl . h'.i- nrriiml nl thn '.H'OT. jhonu. It Mr. ami Sir,. Mill Hull Sat- I PRICE WHEN PRESSED urday night, December 27. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins are spending the holidays with Mrs. Hop kins relatives in ?arfleld. Wash. Her'jort Hopkins and brother, p. C. , Hopkins, are dijtttmg potatoes. The 'snow w;iH so deop over thoni (hat the iwpro not frozen. The wenthcr Is fine aain on thn mountain and the po tato outlook in better. EAT TURKEY BUT PAY TWO YOUTHS DRAW LIFE SENTENCES IN PRISON XEW YORK, Jan. yesterday in General J ed ICdwaid Karle I years old. and tDdWar teen years old, to Iff. eld led Rob- j Albert Oould. John Hyatt and John W'roe moved their families to Hnr- ank. Wah., Inst Monday. i There are 1 rt vacan; houses with j n two mites of WosVon Motmtain I choolhouse and S3 this side of Tarn rack school house. MIps Ijirson hurl a Christmas tree or the school children Thursday. 'The room wnn darkened and the treo r0a vory pretty. nit tiimnied and lllprhted with candles. Mrs. English left for Lflmnon, Cre. L'unda' lt visit hr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milb r. Mr. and Mrs. Dick FtiKlish enter- Thin photograph shows a f1 torn from the ar of the ex-kaisr as he Bngttoh and John K. Emffluih U H fleeing Into H-Hand on Nov. 9 , 1 P 1 s. CounUss de tJedekerk, who government surveyor stationed nt , present at the border when the 1 ncl.lenl occured, ftourod the fla andR.ul Kraneisro: Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ky- UKRI it in- ....... - n ir. in i.v f .tn ' ' in- OCnctU oi,,. MN HIIHo rjrMn K..ih lT,..(t r : illfC Gardinor the ni' Ht his ofice at Mo. ins f I The youths were ind ' of murdpi In the fl when armlKned beftBT i they pleaded guilty U FRINGE GETS RINGSIDE SEAT tho Bvllfrnn -ltl1'lr nlli-d States, h.'i c I! is t lp s. Alrindy n oft ,.r ,,r Jin (nil) liutl .1 r-ii rajaclM. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL Let' all resolve that we not waste our money this year by buying cheap trucks. Let's resolve that the best is none too good and that we will buy the best that money can buy. That we will buy WHITES. Made in three sizes. Buy WHITES first, last and always. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co. Phone 46 722 Cottonwood THE WHITE CO. Cleveland, Ohio m Right In the front row sat the Prince of Wales Tvhen Joe Biekett and Georges Carpentier did bsittle in the London ring. The pritfn p'iSeJ cn a big cl;r Hutil ike anuotacer reg,uted no REMEMBER THIS NUMBER 334 DURING THE COMING YEAR We appreciate the patronage of the past year and wish to extend to our many friends our best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. .yndG Bros. Grocery FRESH, STAPLE AND FANCY ROCERIES Gasoline At our quick service pump rt curb QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICES ARE ALL. RIGHT HERE 309 West Webb Street Juit a Few Steps Oif Main Street
