DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1020
SIXTEEN PAGES
The Bargains Tliis
Sale Offers
ire realy too good for you to
pass up. You can't afford to
overlook them.
Willi Prices Going I )
as they now are, it most cer
tainly is the part of wisdom
for von to huv all von can
NOW!
PAGE TWO
Specials in i osiery
Mothers, horoH' your opportunity, a
spec al clearance m le of
rt rt k immrx
Rlhee! Kaw par Children. Value that
we cannot possibly duplicate hn these
arc gone.
Hts- BRA VI WIH.HT HIBBKD
hose
with (louM knees. hiwe made fir wear
h i d service, ma r k ed at t hese spec in 1
prh -
Small" site the pah" 4oV
Large xitvm, the pair 6c
m sTKi; BROWN
tine ribbed hose f r (It Is. color black.
(Or hoae that up have marked for the
clearance nale at
Small si -, the j air :i."--
l-trgt situ-, the pair 4 Of
Yur last chance to buy
si! V KMT SILK BOUK II06H
Colors of black, white and cordovan at
the Clearance Sale Price of Sl.OO
The price in the future will be Jl.So
A NEW SERVICE TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
Wp have Jur4 install-! a new Wwt
tti I nion Clock for the benefit and
Msnvatlft; BM or our trade. When you
apt fin COl:l;i:T time you'll find
it here.
BOYS CLOTHING
REDUCED
Boys' Suits
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys1 Blouses
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys Jersc s
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boj s Nightgow ns
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
I Overcoats
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys' Sweaters
Aie Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Boys Sljirts
Are Reduced 10 Per Ct
Boys' Underwear
Is Reduced 10 Per Ct.
Buy Now and Save!
Special Notice
This January Clearance Sale will close Tuesday
evening, January 20th. Now is the time for you to
mN don't deceive yourself by waiting you'll be
the loser if you do.
THIS IS SHORT AND SWEE T
Hart Schaffner & Marx
suits and overcoats at
. clearance prices
You save money on the best
clothes to be had; w e make
room for our spring stocks
THE READY TO WEAK CLEANUP SALE IN THE BAR
GAIN BASEMENT
THE MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL SALES';
A Dew (Vntiin- wits recently uaad in (his important sale. Several daya after the opening we Rated
every Garment, emits, sun. Dreaaea, Walata and sk iris. kII"k their dMcrtpUom, slirs ami prleea, era
twxlfed all the jiiromuifiuii in a oonvenMSit Mder ami niail-l tin- plrrular la over ItMtr thousand al
ilit'sM s ill astirii Oregon.
Did This Help to Clean Up These Fine Garments?
Do the People Appreciate Good Things at Low Prices?
The answer Is in The Bargain Basement the Busiest Shop in Pendleton.
Attend this Clean Up Sale of Women's Fine Suits, High Class Coats, The
Prettiest of All Silk Dresses, Woolen Dresses of the Finest Qualities, Silk and
Woolen Skirts, the Very Prettiest, and Silk Waists in great profusion. A
thorough clean up of our fine up stairs women's department.
The Big Sale is on in the Bargain Basement, the Busiest Shop
in Pendleton.
Men's Muslin Paja
mas and Night Shirts
Reduced.
This item includes four
pntire left over stock of
Muslin Night Shirts and i
Pajamas and some vy-y
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.H
$2.50 Garments, Clearance
Prfe 81.93
83.00 Garments, Clearance
Price $2.47
$3150 Garments, Clearance
Price $2.89
AN EN TIRE CASE
OF WHITE CO T
TON S II E E T
BLANKETS
Extra large double
bed size, soft white
fleece lined cotton
blankets with pink
and blue border. For
this January Clear
ance Sale, the pair
13.69
Worth 84.50
Girls' and Chil
dren's Worsted
Union Suits
Ages 4 to lfl years, hijrh
noolr, (ana i ve, gitonda
tn tAckKwanna twins un
ilcrwear. A spleiulijl
winter weight. For this
Clearance Sale only
Per Suit $1..
Children's White Fleece
lined
UNION SUITS
the Suit $1.00
January Clearance
Sale of Chamoi
suede Cloves
They're warm and they
wear well and besides
they look like suede. Col
ors in grey, brown and
white. A!! sizes, too.
$1.25 Gloves on
Sale, the pair . 98c
$1.75 Gloves on
Sale the pair $1.49
Visit This Clearance Sale Before
It's Too Late.
pevbleiomS greatest DEPARTHEN! STORE
PnePooples Warehouse
;i!?lll WHERE IT Pf. TO TRADE 3Bi.3SW
Buy Now Before Some One Else Takes
What Would Have Been Your Choice.
GRAIN AND POTATO
SCHOOL WILL MEET
AT WESTON FEB. 13
expert, of O. A. C. will attend as in- 'ment; time, rate and manner of seed-
strucuT .tml lecturer. Fred Fennlon. Inpr
i county agricultural agent, will he an- ' 3
I-iOOAIj Y. M. C. A. TO HAVE THREK
LEAGUES
3p
problems:
Noted State Speakers Will Aid
County Agent in Program
Planned for Occasion by
6ounty Farm Bureau.
Partners of 1'malilla county are
; ijiinuiK to attend a grain and potato
'-ispection school which will bo held
at Weston Friday and Saturday, i
wary 13 and 14, under the auspices
v.r the Farm Bureau.
Pro feasor O. K. Hyolop, farm crops
other w ho will apepar on the program
Following is the program, as ar
ranged by the Farm Bureau Commit
tee: Courre J. Grain Grading and In
spection. ti I locka ge and its determination
2. Varietal mixtures; their deter
mination, grading and utilization.
3. Standard varieties
4
indicative of gluten
ins value.
5. Smut dockage and
uses of smutty when.
6. Factor affecting wheat value
t shipping point.
1 Course 2. Wheat Production
Eastern Oregon.
1 1. Bummer fallowing lmethoi"
fifed bed I .reduction for mr .
. ieldi.
St iru'ard variety, eed 1
aal produ'
(a) Weed control.
(Id Minimizing frost injury. t"
(c) Controlling volunteer,
t .1 Winter killing.
4. Wheat harvest; handling and j
marketing methods.
Course a. Potato Production.
1. Potato varieties, their identifies
UOfl and improvement.
2. Potato soils 'and their prepara-
f Continued from page 1.1
third for young men of 11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
V, MTKD Woman or girl for g
eral houaework. Phne 673.
STRAY BSD from James Alllcott place
on reservation a buffalo lie ward
for information leading to recovery of
lor and texture of wheat aa;tton and fertilization.
ontent and mill- How to plant and grow
of potatoes.
value and 4. Potato storage.
5. Potato marketing grading.
15, and ;
and over
Definite schedules have not yet
been announced but it is probable that , same Phone. lF2.
tne smaller ooys games win taKe
place at the high school gymnasium j NOTICES
011 'ill. 1 1 I'm miui iinigw, wtiiic me tuner
leagues will arrange for evening meetings.
ConaJ Committee Named.
crop j i .'irt of the county program, an
educational service committee
MOItTGAGH
XOTH'R OF CHATTI
AlaK
NOTICE IS HKRKUV GIVEN, Thnt
whrean. John I Uark-r. Ray Barker
n nd Lewis Pa rker. on April 23, 19H.
lor , ma'lp, executed, nckrmvvN rlgcMl and
for
Retrospect.
'Whv sr. nensive?"
I was thinking, said the man wno (the disitosal of the Inter-Htate com
nd :pat before the dark fireplace; "think- rnittee of PPjfon and Idaho Tor edu
u 1 'ing about ihe good old days when peo- cationnl work among ex-service men.
ile had the nerve to organize 'Don't The committee which will make this
,i uv.rrv' clubs -Washington Star. aMrlca available for the ex-service
Umatila county has been named bylliv.-r-d to the ufiderntgn-ri, H rhatiei
, . . ,r . ... . I mirtK"ii'fi whi-n-hv h- mortgaged th"
ihe county V. M. G. A. committee to following personal property, to-wit:
make ai-rangcmenta for the use of a I One 3 1-2 ton Repubfle Truck. No. r,fir,
limber! uiim rf mniii'V which the Vn- tO Rf lin- the n.iymi-nt ut the t WO
i.hi 'Kuiihk iirif.'Pii
HTui. :i 1 1 1 ... proiini-'ry not-, agg:
, ttw wuiiw man .nui.K f value, therein described, with in
ter cm t theron at ft pr cent pat1 annum
frcm April 23. 191S. and paynhle to the
order of ltruno Weher on October 1
and December I, IMS, respectively,
Which enattel mortgage was duty rp
corded on April 2.r. 1 SI . at Pair" ifil
of Volume 31 of Uecotds of Chattel
TartgHgs
SUNKEN ITALIAN BATTLESHIP, SALVAGED UPSIDE DOWN WHICH NAVAL twu.sno
SAY WILL RIGHT HERSELF WHEN LAUNCHED AGAIN.
, , hi mmwii 1 11 mi in mm 1 iuii 1, mill. 1,111 mini 'i n i '" -
men of this (bounty consists: of F. P.
Austin, chairman, K. C Jiishop, II. J.
Warner. A. J. (w-n and If. liroor. -Mr. ..r said promissory
Austin w.ll also art in the rapacity of 1 been paid and th
vocational ad viser to such men as
need help In settling occupational
problems.
The promise of the funds
among ex-service men is a part of a
national program providing free
f:cholarshlp In Y. M. C. A. and other
accredited schools; a limited . sum for
college and university scholarships;
also a plan of home study courses.
Convention to Im llrhl.
Department at Pendleton, Oregon.
; The fmnion Council reserves the '
right to reject any and all bids at its
Pleasure.
j Dated at Pendleton, Oregon this
irth day of January A. D. 1920,
TH09. FITZ GFKAI.D,
City Recorder. i
IX IlAXKIirpTCY
In the District Court of the Called
States for l he plstrict of Oregon.
In tho matter of A. K. Yoder, Bank-
rupt.
To the creditors of A. F. Yoder of '
Hieth. in The County of Umatilla and;
district aforesaid Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the '
10th day of .January A. IJ., 1920, the!
said A K. Yoder was nd indicated a i
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
"f his creditors will be held at the of- ,
flee of the undersigned IWereo In J
Pankruptcy in Pendleton, Oregon, on)
the 23 day of January A. D., 1920, at
10 o'clock a. m. at which lime and
place (he creditors may attend, prove;
and file their claims, elect a Trustee
A Oinlnlne That ttoea Not v 1 , .-, Head
Ih-csus- of its tonic end lautlv effect
LAX ATIVE' HHOMO QI'INiNK (Tab
lets) can he taken by nnvc.11- without
causing nervouiineia or ringing In the
head. There In only one "ifromo Oui
iiine K w. UIK.VK'S signature on
ht hflT. zn.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslec
Cbronlo and Nwvoui DlaCHnw ana
DlaaaaM of Woman. X-Har Mlaa-
tro TharaaaaUoa.
Tmpi RIO., Roran 11. Ptraoa 41
DR. W. H. REYNOLDS
Chiropractic. . rv- spn-hilist.
Rooms 1 and 2 Inlund Wmplre
Hank Ubi;;.
Telephone 1018
Hra 10 to 11 &, m. 1:30 to 6 p. m.
Kmatilla County. Ore-; examine the bankrupt and transact
end wbefeai no part of either ne
note.i hnve ever
conditions of said
chattel mortgage has been broken by
the makers thereof;
Now .THEREFORE, tjy virtue of;
t"rniH and conditions of said Chattel i
for uav -viorigage, j nave iaK-n possession oi
and will sell the name nt public auc
t'on nt th- hour of 2 o'clock P. If. on
the 29th lny of January, 19"0, to th
hlirhent bidder for cash : sale thereof
to be niadat at the garage of thc-Cendle-ton
Auto Oomrumv, a Cornorn tloit. on
the corner of K, Court and Johnson (n
th'- city of Pendleton, I 'mat Ilia Cotin
HERMAN CLAUSSENIUS
Special Agent
IDAHO STATE I4TFE l.VSi IIANCE
CO.
An Old Wne Cottijianr that does all
Its business in the west.
Alt OSMctt.1 eV. enl IT i , a
thla 1f.ll. d,.v ,,f Tnnnrc 1fi-f -. . r i i
Tims? i.m'7 f.i.MM n "w"us' aro wenlern securities of
TIP'S. I'll A (rhltAI.I). suhftanilnt u,,rth i
Referee in Bankruptcy,
such fit her business ns may properly
enme before such meeting.
Dope and dated at Pendleton. Ore-
suuFiantint worth. lies, offica Jio
oeaurega.ru St. P. O. Bn 38.
Cu:lw Wood, county secretar y of the nlf'ed to the niiym nt of costs and ex
penses of sale. Including n reasonable
attorneys fen. th balance to he no
plied br payment of said notes, the
principal and Interest.
Dated this 17th day of Janunry, 1920.
BRtmO WE HRH.
Py Carter Ml Smyths, Attorneya.
Y. M. C. A., has received the preiimi
nary announcement of the Annnal Inter-state
'onventlon of Y. M. Ct A.'m
in Oregon and Idaho, . to be held at
Mc.Mlnnvile, Oregon, January 30, 31,
and February 1 .
While man are called to the con
vention primarily for th; counsel and
help which they can give, a group of
strong speakers from this
wilt be supplemented by secretaries
from other fiolds.
Heading this list Is Harry Holmes,
associate general secretary for Flig
ht nd, who had direction during the
war of all association work among the
British In France. One of the speak
ers will be Bepln Chandra Ctrcar,' of
the National Association Council of
India. Three western department sec
retaries from California, Geo. I. Me
Dill, dale SeHman and H. O. Stone
'.'ire exoectrd. L
Taken Pp
There came to my place about Jan.
t. 1919. One red steer (Durham)
territory branded W on left hip. left ear crop
ped, right ear spilt. Owner can have
same by paying charges
J. C. HAEjOOMB,
Adams, Oregon.
Manaa eoarbiet rsfsre
e nil lot. t n d mMml
m drydtK'k st oanto,
.! taken in tht pitslHou t
fident th'1 h " "rr ' oiaro o;t inci, wnicn wnm on ug. e., oi. ''"
the munition stores, will he perfe tlv s rviceable wtien she has been rr-taunched
The Imttl -ship (turned i .mU- when the went down and she was raised upside down
1--.a--.t.t Th S Ohot rryl.Jl J-' V. 'lei KT : i I UliKllle fH'Hn, in iliH'Mal.
. -t .. c- r, , - lth u -ci Mi- rert t- lue of the leoird.i
neetx to lo Will rigni n-n ii - - ;
I , :, as ha. rrsls on timber s rppoiu, th em belr.C In the foreiro-Jnd. .
da Vinci is seen
A TraCQ if liideitcndence.
"There'a one thing Tve got to say
fir the prodigal son," remarked Far
mer Corntossel,
"What's that?
I "He had the grit to walk
jhome Instead of telegiaphin'
money." Washington Star.
A BIO HEDCCTIO.V on all millinery
prices at The Smart Shop.
Kotloe For Bids For fire Apparatus.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
.tho City "Recorder In Pendleton Ore
gon, up to 5 o'clock, p. m. on January
28. 1920 for furnishing to The City
Pendleton, On Combination Hoso
Wagon with Pumping Engine Pump
and chemical Tank of 40 gallons ca
pacity, the Pump to have a capacity
as? from rdVi to fiOO arullons ner minute ;
jCentrlflral Pump. Mnltiple Hlsee. with,
Sf.tarv Priming Pump. Jlldder to ,
'furnish complete specifications of his
hack (apparatus, and also state In bis hid
for what he wMt allow on Hlx Clylnder 8.
grave Hcso Wagon now in use in The
i - 1
We think that we have the best me
chanics in the town: Carl Jacobson. Ed
Walker, Hugh Walker, Carl Amnions.
Try them and give us your opinion.
Western Auto Co.
Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633