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TEN PAGES ?ACHS TWO DAILY EAST ORF.OONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920 HiiuinntiuiiiK:!!;;!:!': You Can Do Better at the Peoples Warehouse, Where It Pays to Trade Smart Tailored Suits STYLES ILL RIGHT STYLfe-A VIA BIS BETTER THE j M! WW DELINEATOR is here, and it's just full of good things to read. Better get your Copy now. When von go out after style alone it's easy to bo misled; lots of elothes look pretty good at first. What you're after is clothing that is stylish and that has the quality hack of it that keeps the clothes r-t lish looking as long as you wear them. . Copyright 1919,HartScfaaf ner&Marx That's what we mean by "style-value"; that's what you'll find in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; the best all-wool quality and tailoring back of it that means lasting satisfaction. Money back if you don't get it. 825.00 to S75.00 FORERUNNERS OF SPRING have arrived in our Silk Department. For instance there is the new silk Duvetyne, a wonderfully pretty suiting cloth 36 inches wide in shades of blue, taune and reindeer, at the price )f per yard $H-50 SILK STRIPE POPLINS for sport skirts, shades of taupe, brown and blue, the newest effects in sport stripes, yd. $3.50 FANCY SILKS printed in gorgeous new spring designs that are typical of spring. You are sure to like them. From, vard $3.75 to $6.00 GROS DE LONDRE, a favorite weave in taffeta finish, with a poplin weave, all the newest shades for 1920 wear. The vard $3.50 TAFFETA SILKS are being talked about in all the fashion magazines, illustrating also some of the newest frocks made of this always popular silk. New shades as well as all staple colors. The' yard $2.50 to $3.25 LINING SATINS for your spring coat or suit jacket, new designs in bright pretty colors. The yard $2.50 to $3.50 T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS ECONOMY S7HVICE 3 Main Line Phones all 15. All Other Depts. Cail 22 DEMONSTRATION Wednesday and Thursday of Blanchard Pure Evaporated Fresh Eggs. These exaporated eggs are fresh hen's eggs, evaporated by a patented and scientific process. Nothing has been added. Nothing but the water has been taken away. Put up in one dozen and two dozen packages, Price 60c and $1.20 IN THE NEWEST, SIM PLICITY STYLING These handsome suits pomprise our most recent addition to our regular lines for Spring wear. The first impression you will get ot them as they come within range of your vision is the absence of everything which borders on the elaborate; nothing fussy or frilly is evi dent on them anywhere. Simplicty is the key note they strike from collar to hem. It embodies their broadcloths, gabardines, sil vertones and genres with a c I .t u dignity no garments more ornately designed can give, and we know if your tastes dictate to you to select garments of this sort you will surely mani fest great pleasure in choosing from the many styles we offer you for choice. New Spring Goods Are Arriving Daily. PEXDLEIQN3 GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE' IT PAYS TO TRADE fc'SviI3Pfflj3r illlllllH Visit Our Store Often, and See the New Things as They're Opened Up. IIII! Used Car Bargains FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One Dodge Touring Car, one Maxwell Touring Car both in good mechanical condition and exceptionally fine bargains. Have your tire made new with Gates Half Soles, a 6000 mile guarantee with every one. AGENTS FOR FEDERAL TIRES Gertson & Marty Phone 505 f33 Cottonwood Bt DEMOCRATIC WHEEL WOVUO BK 1KLEGATB MKDFOIID, Jan. 20. J. Prank Wortm in. f irmer and banker of Med ford, and long" a Iemooratic whorl hone in Jackson county, has announc ed his candidacy aa one of the 10 state delegates from Oregon to the Democratic national convention at wan Francisco. And he will have the solid I party harking from this county. The argument will he used in hU behalf j that Jackson county for many yi'urt has returned a good Democratic ma- i . levity in every presidential cumpaign. j PARIS, Jan. 18. The Italian rail way unions voted by a big majority to call a general Htiikc toduy, according to a diapatah. UMATILLA COUNTY HAS TOTAL OF 86 STUDENTS ATTENDING THE 0. A C. ACon venience 101 ITER FOB sicypiis Tells why everyone should drink hot water with phosphate in it before breakfast. Union County is Second Among Eastern Oregon Counties ; Total Enrollment at Institu tion is Now 3285. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. I KRYPTOK Glasses ((pro nounced Criptock) are a con I venience a hundred times a 'day. They give both FAR AND NEAR VISION, yet are with out lines or seams. They are j ground from wonderfully clear crystal glass and the lower part is invisible. wm Vfr; . KS- Glasses ground to Fit Your Eves Lenses Duplicated on Short notice AMERICAN IMATt.BANK BUILDING, PENDLETON. Phone 609 Headaches are caused by auto-ln- ! toxicatlon -which means srlf -poison- j Ins?. Uver awl bowel pofejcttu called tOXlRS, micked into the blood excite j tilt heart Which pomps the blood u fast that it congest in the wmaller ; arteries and veins Of the head, produc ing violent, throbbing pain and dts-1 tress-, called headache. You become nervous, despondent, sick, feverish and miserable, your meals sour and al- i most nauseate you. Then you resort to acetanilid aspirin or the bromides, which temporarily relieve but do not j rid the blood of these Irritating toxins.) A glass of hot water with a tea-: spoonful 'if limestone phosphate In it. j drunk before breakfast will not only, wash these poisons from your system and cure pom of headache, Init wilf demise, purify and freshen the all-i n.vntary canal. Ask your pharmacist for a quarter pottOd of limestone phosphate. It ia inexpensive, harmless as sugar. If you aren't feeling your best. If tongue is coated or you wake up with bad taste, foul breath or have colds, J indigestion, t.Iltm.fmem. const Ipatlon Of sour, acid stomach, boffin the phos phated h'rt Water cure to rid your sys- trm of toxins and poisons. How Far Should a Good Truck Run That question cannot answered yet. For the Whit Trucks that art: answering it are still running. We can prove that they have gone 500.000 miles and are still rur.ninsr. so it ia impossible to answer the question how far v. ill they run. FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO Pendleton, Ore. Phone 4G THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. OKFXXN AfiUiCt:LTlTItAlJ COL LJBGJD, Corvallia, Jan. 20. Umatilla COIUtty is represented at the college now by a total enrollment of 8S fitud OOta ;f whom 74 are long course col legiate rank. Union county comes next among the counties of eastern Oregon with fi7- of them long DOlfTOa students. Malheur county has "7, Bakar Morrow 20, Wallowa 12, Orant 13, and -Harney 5. Mult nomah leads all other counties in point of enrollment with (K9 of which 571 are of cellegiate rank. Benton coun ty has the second largest aprollment. Ill, w Nearly 3300 students have register ed so far this year according to the latest reports from the registrar's of fice. Kxact figures show that 2878 collegiate and 4 07 vocal lo rials regis tered giving a total of 8285. This ia an increase of 102 percent over regis tration for the corresponding date in Hl7, the last normal year. Engineering in all its branches leads with 942 students. Agriculture comes next wi t h 3 7 , com m erce 625, and home economics 538. New students entering this term number 366. Many of these are transfers from other in stitutions In this and other states. Thirty states other than Oregon nre represented besides some from Alaska, District of Columbia, and the I'hilip pine Islands. Washington leads all ether states with 269, California comes next with 217, Montana 24, Philippine Islands 16. Texas 13, Idaho 88, and Illionis 10. Registrations from other states total 7S" of which 691 arc long course collegiate students. nance l Leap Year Ladies, here is your chance to get even with those horrid men ! You will have full charge J Wednesday Eve. MUSIC BY SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA. ! Liberty Dance Hall vebh I. It. KillKorc to Farmers" Hank of 1 Weston JI.OO It 7 and 8. Block 3, Ifttll " Add. Weston. H. is. Dusker to U H. Kenney $650. Lot! 1 and 2, Block S, Knowlton's Add. Athena. Melissa R ltoyer to K. A. Abbott 41.00 HI -2 NW1-4. 81-2 NB1-4 Sor. i 22. Kl-2 NW11-4 VM NB1-4 Sec. 23, Ml-I f--.Rl-4. 8E1-4 KK1-4, Bee. 24, ! 1-4 NKt-4 Sec. M, all In Tp 2, H. It. ISj NW 1-4 SW 1-1 Her. Ml Tp. S. f. It. 31 and K 1-2 NB 1-4 Sec. 23, Tp. 2, S. It. SIX. f. M. Wrlttht to Walter W. Wanner in.nn SK 1-4, NR 1-4. Sec. 26, Tp. 2, S. It. 34. A. M. IMM t" fieorifp Male $r.0(in. 8 11-2. BW 1-4. Sec. 2, N 1-2. NB 1-4. and SK 1-4, XK 1-4, Sec. 10; S 1-2. NW 1-4, and NB 1-4, NW 1-4. S 1-2. N'B l-. nd NW 1-4. NE 1-4. Sec. 11. ami N WI-4. ami NFl 14. S1V I 1 and SW 1-4. SW 11-4. Sec. 12. and N 1-3 Kant 10 ft. of Lot 17, Block S, Pilot Sets, 14, Tp. 1, a It. 34. 'Rock. V. H. Copoland to Jamea (I. Pear- i Arthur M. Itond O. M. Johnston son llsfBOO.OO W 1-2, SW 11-4, NWI 1U. LrfJt IS, HJork B, Pilot JloCk. 1-4, and E 1-2, HW 1-4, NW 1-4, and B 1-2 SE 1-4, NW 1-4 Sec. 33, Tp. 4,1 Attend Kinin.wn IHinornl. N. It. It, j Mrs. Alfred Smith arcl Mrs. Helen J. C Pearson to W. E. Smith I1B00. HcPs motored to Pilot Itock Sunday I.nts 9, 10, 11 and 12, DlOCK .12. Man- , 0 attend the funeral of the late Nn fleld. ' thaniel Klnnlson. Pilot Itock pioneer. Kdna K. Sutton to Earl (Inlanders IKIMi. S 1-2. S 1-2. Sec 1. Tp. r,. H, I! 3 1 and S 1-2, 8 1-2. Sec. 14. Tp. C, S. R 30. 'to 1'revewt lenernsa Colds cause Orlp snd Influence LAXATIVE I1MOMO QI.'IN'IKB Tablets Femiiv I li' foiio. The la ntilw ittltk Roy A. Marcum to F- T. Itrd $l.nn -Bromn Quinine.' fi. v. GROVE'S Btgnsturf on -l 30c. j REALTY TRANSFERS ! Lawfully NO! Morrally YES! ARE YOU LEGALLY MARRIED? We think that we have the bct me chanics in the town: Carl Jaeobsoii, Ed Walker, Hugh Walker, Carl Amnions. Try them and give us your opinion. Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 680. Paint Shop Phone 683