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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1020.
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The Bargains This
Sale Offers
ire realy too good for you to
pass up. You can't afford to
overlook them.
With Prices Going Up
as they now arc, it most cer
tainly is the part of wisdom
for vou to buv all vou can
NOW!
SHMials in Hosiery
Motht-r. tMVMf your opportunity, a
upecml clearance sale of
HI Ml II llltOWX
RIMmhI Ho rr Children. Values thnt
we ninnot possibly duplicate when these
are gone.
novs- iikwy wkk.ht lunnim
HOSK
with double knees, a hose made for wear
and service, marked at these special
pricas.
Small flues the pair 4&C
Iince sixes, the pair Mo
nrsTKR mtowx
fine ribbed hose for flrls, color black.
M hose that we have marked for the
clearance sale at
Small slaea, the pair 55c
l-trtic mizrs, the pair -IO
Your last chance to buy
BHAW KMT S1I.K BOOT HOSE
Colors of black, white and cordovan at
the Clearance Sale Price of SI.M-
The price in the future will be $1.50
r
A NEW SERVICE TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
We have Just installed a new West
ern l"nion Clock for the benefit and
convenience of our trade- When you
irant the CORRECT time you'll find
it here.
BOYS' CLOTHING
REDUCED
Boys' Suits
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Blouses
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Jerseys
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Nightgowns
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Overcoats
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Sweaters
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Shirts
Arc Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Underwear
Is" Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Buy Now and Save!
If you don't believe your necktie
plays a mighty important part in
your personal appearance, just go
down town some morning without
it.
Furthermore, a tie that's out of
color harmony with your shirt or
suit is almost as noticeable.
Better stop in and talk tie with
us. We have a wonderful showing
and we'll help you to choose cor
rectly. All prices from 25c to $5.00
GET READY FOR FALL
WHILE WE
GET READY FOR SPRING
YnTi An well to buv a suit or overcoat now for your pres
ent and for next fall use. We don't know how prices will be
next fall; the indications are Hi ey 11 be Jugii. mil we Know inai
HART SCH AFFNER & MARX
nWU Enmrlu now will he irood to wear next fall, and more
than that. And we do know that we're determined to sell the
fall and winter goods we have; sell them now.
We've reduced the prices on them; which is only another
way of adding to the value you get.
AN ENTIRE CASE OF
White Cotton Sheet Blankets
Extra large double bed size, soft white fleece lined cotton blan
kets with pink and blue border. For this January Clearance
Sale, the pair Worth $4.50.
$3.69
Men's Muslin Paja
mas and Night Shirts
Reduced.
This item includes our
entire left over stock of
Muslin Night Shirts and
Pajamas and some very
interesting bargains are
offered.
$1.50 Garments, Clearance
Price $1-29
$1.75 Garments, Clearance
Price $1-37
$2.00 Garments, Clearance
Price $1-58
$2.25 Garments, Clearance
Price $1-86
$2.50 Garments, Clearance
Price $1.93
$3.00 Garments, Clearance
Price $2.47
$3.50 Garments, Clearance
Price W-M
T. P. W. PURE
FOOD SHOP
in Our Model Sanitary Bamntmt
U.KA.NIJSKSS BCOHOm
SI'HVM'K
3 Main I. in.- Phones all 15.
All Other Pouts, rail 22
Kxtra Fancy Rome Iteauty Apples
box I3.S0
Choice, Kuncy and Kxtra Fancy
Cli-ads of Hum I Hiver Kpitzen
bcrg Apples, box $2.75 to (4.25
Extra Fancy Yellow Newton anil
WtneHaps. box 4.0O
Taney and Kxtra Fancy Red i 'heck
Pippins, box .... 3.00 ami S3. .Ml
Kxtra Fancy Jonathans box $2.75
3weet, Juicy Navel Oranges,
dozen to $1.00
'ancy I .a rife Heavy Florida Grape
Fruit, 3 for 50c
. ..fa .
Girls' and Chil
dren's Worsted
Union Suits
Atr" 4 to l(i years, high
neck, lorn' sleeve, seconds
ti Lm-k-i wanna twins un
derwear. A splendid
winter weight, For this
Clearance Sale only
Per Suit $1.39
Children's White Fleece
lined
UNION SUITS
the Suit $1.00
January Clearance
Sale of Chainoi
suede Gloves
They're warm and they
wear well and besides
they look like suede. Col
ors in grey, brown and
white. All sizes, too.
$1.25 Gloves on
Sale, the pair. 98c
11.75 Gloves on
Sale the pair $1.49
Visit This Clearance Sale Before
It's Too Late.
PENDLCT0N3 GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
Buy Now Before Some One Else Takes
What Would Have Been Your Choice.
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U.S. DIPLOMA SEEKERS
WIN ATHLETIC LAURELS
BY HEXRY I- FARRELL
tfnited Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1j. Frank Mer
riwell could "run the hundred in nine
flat." He could strike out twenty
seven men. He could score a touch
down a minute. And he could do lots
(.f wonderful things.
But Franx was a story book boy.
There are some boys striving1 for di
plomas this year, however, that have
the versatility of a Merriwell in a lea
. xaggerated degree.
Tubby" (Tark of Harvard is one of
the best known all-around athletes.
He won his wreath of laurels on the
gridiron last fall when he put his 220
p., units in the way of Jim Braden and
hurled hs Yale charger back after a
fruitless assault for a touchdown on
Harvard's one-yard line.
I Clark has aspiration to become one
iof "thuse -rare birds." a four-letter
man. He ia going out for baseball
this spring and if he lands th eptich
ing job he v, ill have won his fourth
letter. He puts the shut on the track
team, is coverpoint on the hockey
team, plays guard on the eleven and
i is a clover pitcher.
I Chic Harley. the brightest football
star of the west Is another who lists
his accomplishments in fours. Harley
! twice haa made the backflelil of the
oll-American. Ho steps the 100-yards
around W seconds, is a star on the
basketball five of Ohio state and is an
outfielder good enough to be offered
i a Job by Joe Tinker, president of the
Columbus American Association team.
I!Jaw Point Scorer.
I "Big Pin' Rodgers, all-American
full-bark-, the biggest point seo-er of
the ye.-.r and the mainsprinp of Hie
West Virginia eleven, is ate" n trae
man and an able ball player. He
turned down the offers of several ma
jor league scouts last fall and decided
to pursue his studies In chemistry.
Pard Pe'irce. star half-back of the
Pennsylvania, eleven. Is such a good
baseball player that it got him Into
trouble. He assumed the name of
Dwycr and went out in the Three-1
league last summer and signeu uV
with the Cub, with whom he Is go
ing to pla-y next season. He was de
eland ineligible for the Cornell game
i and was refused a letter when Penn of I
ficials learned of r.
I Maury Trimble, the football star of ;
, Princeton, plays basketball, catches on
the nine and does track work in addi- .
tion to most everything on the grid-Iron.
All- roiind Men .Many.
Murphy, Iortmoiith football pitcher j
jand weight thrower.
Herrington Lhigh, football, high i
jumper and catcher.
listings. Pittsburg, nail-naoR auu
short-stop.
i Thorne Murphy, Yale, quarterback
star drop-kicker and shortstop.
I McN'ichol. Penn, half-back, basket-
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE LEADERS
football, baaketall j
quarterback and
quarterback and
The double reduction gear axle has a great
advantage over any other rear end drive.
Ask for a demonstration of our White and we
will show you that the above statement can be
proven.
FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO
Pendleton, Ore. ' 4G
THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
jball and baseball.
Prunner, Penn.
and baseball,
i Felton, Harvard,
pitcher.
Felton, Harvard,
pitcher.
; Cann N. Y. IT., football, basketball.
! track and swimming.
! Storey, N. Y. V., football and bas
ketball. ' Quiglcy, Columbia, football basket
ball and baseball.
' Higgins, Penn State, All-.merican
end and wrestling;.
Braden. Yale fullack and track.
TWynton, Williams, quarterback and
track.
Siamese OhjcM't to Walking.
The Siamese, above all nations In
the world, hate to walk. No such
such mode of progression is tolerated
by a Hlameso if he or she can bv nnv
means ride. A Venetian
will ride on his rough cart
1 nkok man not if he can help It.
His family boat for him.
Onlr One . RRAKO III IVtTR
To get the nnuln.. nil for full nam
gondolier I-AXATIVBJ BRo.Mii QUININE Tablets.
jl-ook for sljrnnturo or K. w. GROVE,
but a 'cur,.. , Cola In One Day. 30c.
United
States
CHICAGO Mrs. John G. South (left) and Miss Mary Garrett
Hay (right), are two of the leading Republican delegates who attend
ed the convention of the Republican National Women's Committee In
Chicago. Jan. 6 and 671 Mrs. South 1b chairman of the women'! divi
sion and Miss Hay Is ihairman of the executive committee.
PARIS BUSY PLANNING
STYLES FOR MILADY'S
AIR VOYAGE WARDROBE
EMPTY CARS BEING .
DIVERTED TO WEST
America is invited to "quiet (he
( Caucasus." The Caucasus being
somewhat like Mexico, America must
respectfully plead a previous engage
ment.
PARIS. Jan. 15. As the result of
daily airplane service between Paris (
a?wl l,onilon, as wen as 1" "e
airplane connections in the near fu
ture with all the leading Kuropean
capitals, the designing of dainty air
plane costumes has'become one of the
new tasks of Rue de la Palx.
The models now being shown are
composed largely of fur. are guaran
teed to be cold proof and fog-proof--this
for the Kngllsh channel and are
made in such a manner that ml fad V
can climb In and out of an airplane
eaMly.
Future airplane shows are expected
t.i have a large section given Over
he.-erter to these millinery creations
f, aerial travel. Some of the
.lens now bring shown arc so attr.,e- t finished. Is It
o.., lK..nH. ,.r women who I Hensonblirst-
would previously have died of fright "IJn '"
.; the ihouei.t of a flight across the I you."
clif.nnel are now clamoring for places "No.
in order to have nn excuse for wear- I wants
Ins one of the new creation.
SAI.F.M. Jan. 14. That every effort
It being made by the federal railroad
administration officials to divert
empty cars west and thereby relieve
the present shortage of carriers in the
pacific northwest was information
contained in a telegram received at
the offices of the Oregon public ser
vice commission Monday from Senator
McNary.
In a previous telegram Senator Mc
Nary Informed the commission that
he had arranged for a meeting with
railroad officiaus and It is believed
here that today's message deals with
the result of that conference.
PYR0S CHECKS
PYORRHEA
(fYROs)
Mi.ro K.xIW'sc
Flat hush s
your new house Is
Oh. yes.
know how much
It cost
not vet. You see my wife
to have a house-warming."
Yonkers Statesman,
Pyorrhea, being deep tea, i- dlfft
cult nnd pulufui to feack iiy oral asr
gerjr, therefore the best j t iresi
it Is to use PYR03 wtnct, !i . gnnt-'
cidsl penetrant of stick aoei m . '
force that It goes litfWlf ih. (uni
n'td tooth root tissual .-,' ,r.,i,
Hi; 'er-n i . Mr, (vrrn'sg
there, oyaot is a piTfeai isninn
Inoutli--.! nml tooth-cleana'
Thompson's lriij; Company
TIRES
WATCH YOUR TIRES THIS
SLIPPERY WEATHER
Come in and let us look yours
over and keep them in con
dition. UNITED STATES SALES AND SER
VICE DEPOT.
Western Auto Co.
Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633