East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 07, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextftMK TWO DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930. TWELVE PAGES 'IQ20I JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES Leather Handbags Strap Purses Entire new fall and winter stocks in a grand clearance of every one of them-to make room for new Spring Stocks. $1.00 Purses for 75c $1.50 Purses for $1-12 $2.00 Purses for $150 $3.00' Purses for $2.25 $4.00 Purses for $3.00 $5.00 Purses for $3.75 Etc. ALL VELVET BAGS Silk Bags and Novelties in Fan cy Bags in January Clearance Sale at One-half Price A Sale of Cotton Sheet Blankets Tan and grey fleeced Blankets, soft and warm. $3.50 regular. January Clearance Price The Pair $2.85 MARSEILLES AND CROCHET BEDSPREADS Clean new stock, all sizes and qualities at 10 per cent less than regular prices JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE of Napkins and Pattern Cloths - of Pure Irish Linen Limm of all kinds are getting scarcer and higher In price every month. Buy now while you oo save 10 per aw or Uie regular price Pattern cloths In all sizes, Mercerised Table Damask, $1.25 grade, tor Wc A splendid heavy quality that will five service. TABLE PADDING Fifty-four inch fleeced heavy nap pad dins at a special clearance price of the yard $1.1$) Specials in Hosiery Mothers, heres' your opportunity, a special clearance sale of UlSTKK I1KOWN Ribbed Hum fcr Children. Values that we cannot possibly duplicate when these are gone. BOYS' HEAVY WEIGHT BIBBED HOSE with double knees, a hose made for wear and service, marked at these special prices. Small sixes the pair " Large slses, the pair See ItlM Kit BBOWN fine ribbed hose for girls, color black, 50c hose that we have marked for the clearance sale at Small sises, the pair SSc Large sites, the pair 0o Your last chance to buy SHAW KNIT SILK BOOT HOSE Colors of black, white and cordovan at the Clearance Sale Price of $1.00 The price In the future will be $1.30 One Lot of Shetland Veilings and a few mesh veilings at just 1-2 Price Chiffon Auto Scarfs in every wanted color, in Jan uary Clearance Sale $1.75 Scarfs for $1.29 $2.00 Scarfs for $1.49 $2.25 Scarfs for $1.69 COLORED OUTING n.lXM;i,s light and dark colors, a very good quality In this January Clearance Bale at, the yard Pears Soap Special for January Clearance Sale Per Cake 10c Character Dolls representing quaint characters, just two dozen of these $1.69 to $2.00 dolls left. Clearance Price Each $1.29 FACE TOWELS Huck towels with red borders, values that In the face of prevailing prices will appeal to you. Each, tSo BOYS' MACKLNAWS REDUCED We have arranged to offer you some choice values in Boys' Mackinaws. Our stock is very complete. The patterns and colors are good. The makes are the best. $6.00 Mackinaws, Clearance Price..'. $5.35 $7.50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $6.49 $10.00 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $8.65 $1SL50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $10.95 $13.50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $11.85 $14.50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $12.60 $16.50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $1 l.o9 $18.50 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $15.90 $20.00 Mackinaws, Clearance Price $17.45 iiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii AN ENTIRE CASE OF White Cotton Sheet Blankets ( 1 Extra large double bed size, soft white fleece lined cotton Man- 1 kets.with pink and blue border. For this January Clearance Sale, the pair Worth $450. $3.69 uku imiiimijiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS We have a few choice numbers in Men's Muslin and Crepe Pajamas and Night Shirts. Every one is a bargain at these prices: $1.50 Garments, Clearance Price $1.19 $1.75 Garments, Clearance Price $1.39 $2.00 Garments, Clearance Price $158 $2.25 Garments, Clearance Price $1.89 $2.50 Garments, Clearance Price $1.98 $3.00 Garments, Clearance Price $2.40 $3.50 Garments, Clearance Price $2.65 January Clearance Sale of Chamoi suede Gloves They're warm and they wear well and besides they look like suede. Col ors in grey, brown and white. A!! izes, too. $1.25 Gloves on Sale, the pair. 98c $1.75 Gloves on Sale the pair $1.49 CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S APPAREL We have taken $7,800.00 worth of our choicest women's wear to our Bargain Basement for a clearance. The prices we have put on them don't even represent the original cost, let alone the present worth. Don't miss this great bargain feast. Buy all you possibly can and save one half or more. Girls' and Chil dren's Worsted Union Suits Ages 4 to 15 years, high neck, long sleeve, seconds to Lackawanna twins un derwear. A splendid winter weight. For th Clearance Sale only Per Suit $1.39 Children's White Fleece lined UNION SUITS the Suit $1.00 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY-HESITATE. -DON'T 3 PENMZT0NS greatest department store fiePeoples rohous IF YOUR MONEY MEANS ANYTHING TO YOU, BUY NOW! faMti'l'ViWtil WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE flljgjgjjjgisiqM Til 4wailif!r!'ii'iBi,:i ..ifi'ffi lllililllllillllllllllllBlllIM The Way to Buy a Motor Truck WH T IS ITS HFXOI1II.' W HO IS ITS IKKIIS? WHAT IS HIS OUTFIT? HOW 1A(. MAS TIIK THU K RUN? WHO AHK ITS UWJfKlUVT ..... wi-itl HIt: I ' l 'll.TTrKS: Ti. f- mn- Important : Ib-r drtcrmta- hr sod cost of transportation service sn own- .tt -, dial I aH.T all ihr only thing wot Ih of tin '-' WHITE Till t K h a hj;h earning power d re 1" "....-r demand titan irtsrka u may otnrr make. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co. rnonc w THE WHITE CO. Cleveland, Ohio 1 COLLEGE CAMPAIGNERS 000,000 for a year or more. Borne have had a fair degree ef success, while others have heen forced to wait "until things are better." Workers reporting here today said that every Harvard graduate ap proached haa given something, and r. that the average of generosity has been large in comparison with in B08TO.V. Jan. 7. Educational in-(comes. Both in New York and Boston at it ut ions all over the country are , almost 100 per cent results nave been watching intently the outcome of Har- i obtained, it was stated. PLAN TAPPING TOUCHET at two million dollars, to be financed by the formation of Irrigation dU trlcts. land to be watered Is classi fied as seml-arld and cost of .rri$Tn- II lUU A II. IA l-V uon ls Placed J,t !-' 1 "T ncre for TVu 111 Un L InLLL I cnet " ! fvard's drive for a 115,000,000 endow jment fund as the first of a long series iof similar campaigns planned by eol Meges and universities In practically 1 1 every state. I Just how far Harvard' alumni and friends are willing to go for the Cam- , bridge school will he a good indication IRRIGATION MEETING TO EMBRACE ALL NORTHWEST SPOKANE, Wash.. Jan. 6. Th an nual convention of the Washington 'Irrigation Institute on the cards at of the extant alumni of other school" ' Spokane for January 8 and i of will reslly 'round their alma mater special Interest this year because Its when it calls for monev. it was stated 'cope has been enlarged to embrace i here today by a university official In j the entire Pacific Northwest. Western 'touch with the situation. History is In the making at this junc- If the endowed universities are sue- ture from an Irrigation standpoint. IJceasful In thslr drives, many state unl- j Upon the attitude of the federal gov- : ! versltles of the west and middlewsst i eminent the future of the west hinges will approach their legislatures wKh and It Is believed too much Influence ' i requests for appropriations that will i unnot be brought to bear It the gov-, I coual the big funds sought in the east, ernment Is to be Impressed with Its j I according to one of the Harvard earn- ! duty In regard to the undeveloped j Inilrncr. who .me bark lodav from a areas that only reoulre water to make f western tour. t I them gardens. The stste Irrigation j 1 1 rrint -ion nus einwsi i oiitisii i - ,, - ...... .. .... , . f'-r $14. 000. 000; Cornell wants ;,,000,-' w noi. country iii jinn nnmin in inc. II 000; liryn Mawr has asked for a mil- . formulation of plans. Notable apeak-,' (Hon, while Hmlth has likewise an-ers are Included In the program for,, inounced a campaign. Dosens of mil- ! the two day session and special efforts ler colleres have been In drives for will be made to have every irrigation funds r.tnglnf from $".00,000 to $".- Idlstrlct well represented. SPOKA.VH. Jan. 7 On undertaking to irrigate 72 000 acres of land In the Prescott section with water from Toti. chet river to be diverted at Itolles has been launched. The cost Is placed ore for tho lower flats. higher flg- Colds Cause Heclarnes mid falsa Fsvsrlsh Headaches and Body Pains caused from a cold are soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE RTtOj.fO QtrrNflNB Tablets. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine. K. W. Gttrjvr.'M ,i. on the box. 30c. I INCOME TAX POINTS One of my clients has just received a check from the Treasury Department for $1,800, as a refund of Income Taxes paid. This was more than half the amount orig inally paid. He was advised at the tirrte of making his return that it was correct. How many others have GIVEN the Government money? Why not have it done right in the first place? Do it now. CECIL COSPER, Income Tax Adviser, Smith-Crawford Bldg.