East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 24, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFOURTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1920. PAGE TWO i Pll (IT MICK HFARS " 1 " . i 1 hiii " 1 The Great Essential In Good i land to be opened . SI) Store Keeping Utohave tiie goods and itt order 4a win the Cavorof the average person it is necessary g 01.I3 t tell truth about them directlv ami intclH ntl . with an honest regard for I the customers happiness and welfare. That's what we are doing in The Peoples Ware I house '"w here it a s to trade.' Not a moment has hern !o?-t in showing these NEW M) DAINTY SjPRJNG SKIRTS Thai have just been re ceived. New Skirts hurriedly. taken out of their boxes and shown immediately so that there would be no delay in making the Spring styles known. And what adorable styles they are: One is quite at a loss to make a choice, each being pretty but in such different ways. And so it goes through the whole as sortment. The variety is a sat isfying one including as it does the most favored of the new models. Splendid selections cA-e therefore assured all. ALL WOOL JERSEY CLOTH Is one of the most deeided favorites of fashion for early spring wear. There isn't a cloth made that will give more wear and general satisfaction. All the popular shades of beaver, tauie, navy, China blue as well as the new heather mixtures and cream. Prices range from $4.50 to $6.50 SEE THIS PRETTY DAINTY NECKWEAR That 9 ill remind you of coming Spring Exclusive novelties from a high grade manufacturer of au thoritive stvles in women's neckwear. Frizes ranee from o S5-00 NEW BLOCK PLAID Wool Skirtings in black and white, 54 at a moderate price. ide It Will Pay You to Buy Your DRUG SUNDRIES 'at The Peoples Warehouse "Where it Pavs to Trade' Cutex Manicure Sets Pepsodent Tooth Paste Mentholatum Cuticura Soap Listerine at Svlvan Toilet Water Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Sempre Giovine, per cake Lablache Face Powder in the various tints Collates Dental Cream 10c and Melba Greasless Cream Elcaya Creme Sylvan Complexion Powder 'Visit this section. colpi SILK TRICOLETTE Another popular dress fabric in a very fine weave f of taupe and sapphire blue, ine yarn.. j..wo m KNIT BLOOMERS Shades o ffine cotton yar nin flesh color and white, I size 6 to 8. Just the thing for school girl's wear. L Special 59c s 10c, 23c and 50c 45c 23c 23c 49c 79c 50c 50c 59c 23c 50c GOc 23c CHILDREN'S BLACK KMT i BLOOMERS Ages 2 yrs. to 12 yrs. The pair (9c j Hi RLINCTON NKWI SHlONED HOSIERY Quality and Service in hosiery are best expressed m in Burlington Newfashioned Hosiery and we warm- m ly seam at the back. It is knitted to the-shape of the g and perfect fitting hosiery. . Burlington Newl'ashioned Hosiery has no unsight- m ly seam at the back. It is knitted to the sape of the foot and leg not stretched or cut to fit. Those points of greatest wear arc reinforced to lengthen service. We carry a full line of sizes in cotton, lisle g and silk in all popular colors from the pair 85c to H Say Boys! Those New Spring Suits are here, in fact they just came in, and talk about style, well if these new spring models aren't just what you have been look ing for we miss our guess. The best part of it is X that the weights are so suitable for any time of j' the vear as well as soring: patterns and colors are really the best we have ever shown. Some of the trousers have double knees and sats, other suits have two pairs of trousers. All strongly made and double stitched for hard service. fSfH double or single breasted, belted or waist Hv r TeJis. Take the time to come in and see them. You don't have to buy. We are glad to show them. ! 3i BOY S' NEW W AISTS Smart styles in pretty striped effects in the vari ous colors, the kind that washes well and wears the same way. The prices are not high. SHIRTS FOR REAL BOYS Good looking styles in bright snappy colors that appeal to boys, collars attached or detached, for school or dress wear. Your size and style is here waiting for you. , An hour spent in our store any time will re pay you. PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE Take advan tage of our Sub-Station Post Office on Balcony W:1H?:Kiarw HERE IT PAYS A " F EBiMSt&S Special (News of Umatilla Co. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC HiTS WESTON SCHOOL V - ' K.i X Orcgonln Sperliil i WC-fTON. .Tan. J4. WfBt'.n ia hav ing .i"lte an influenm ecarc Jurt m.w. Thrc- of tho achoul " tearht-ra, Mias Dana. Mr. Fltzpatrlck arvi .Mr. lln- atoaftnt from arrvl thin vrrk on account ot brinu ml ftandanr of the p'v !- " w. ttrhnol booed ! '' i.n1 ajchdbl fr til nr.d th ; K'p am '.) td to atta in laat Wwltiiwiay "li mit Monday when they think th ..a .. r7r;.TS7va ak. LAXATIVE It w OHOVES ntlur on : . r k r,r lha box. Tainc ' LADIES! truiar or ftfltprmea Vat wold ttt dniK tor tful with ht rn; kiv ! k t Writ for Ft hf" ;.n i If tr. Adlriw Nuti cal I oMt H wauikec. malady will h.iv developed ho that they will then know what it best to do. F. G. Lairas re(urn(-d Frif1ay even ing fr-m a two days business Btuy in ndleton. itnmti Maloney f Walla Walla. VU ,'est'jn last .Sunday evening between trains, having- accompalned his niece. Mbw Maxint- Cu;ley home from a visit in the Garden City. J. II- Williams, manager of the Wes ton Mercantile company, VM a busi newi vtaltor In Pendleton Friday. The Mike Eagletons, who live near the O.-W. R. & N. depot, have Just i.e ti rele.-jned from Rmallp"x Q-iaran-t:ne. Then- homo has t.een under ("uiTintine iome five cr fix weeks. The influenza la reported to be get ting a strong foothold In the Wild Ff-rru- and reaerviitton neiirhborhood. 1nfl iena paten's iire reported In the hom of to I it H. A. Street. Vverert Fort. H-rry Mcltrlde and Bd Weeton la experiencing quite a alege f cold wenther lately. Tho country is under a canopy of high fog and the thermometer haa remained nearly stationary at about "0 above bero. day Harry Pehick from Forest Oro on a visit with b man. A steam nhoi i when (hey were newthat' the kind and they're the real, proper thing. Movie queena debutante and ro- ciety matrons are wearing them at the i beach and on the mezzanines of the i tourisi hotels. A reporter whs told it t wa true und he gathered proof. "Oh. yea, ve'ri' laying in quite- u atocjc of them," said kl. II. Walter, de partment store buyer. "They're popu i lar in the east hev-auae they're warm rbut when they are worn here it stab ' liiihe.M then tin authoritative fashoin." 'H',t who Mponsors the style, "' the and furniture dealer, and agent for tho telephone company, is spending a few day In Portland on a buying trip. returned Wednesday r avhnt a h ha.i been ! , r.vmi1tf mtnrm f:hrit- y, ... -, .t -.mU.,i rwi AMAA ! riaV evening. of Mrs. Caroline GUI were broken and ( Baat Oro-Konlnn Special. PILOT ROCK, Jn- 2 Much Iso- luted land will be sold soon at the I-a ) Grande laBd office. It Is reported that atACtioally every nvtiilable tract of I Kovernmeni land to UinatUU. county has been filed upon. Quite a number j of applications have been filed to have j reet&aalflad a lot of the so-called tlm- iM-red lands of the UmMtlllli reserva Won, The nppllcatlon statoi that the j lands do not contain merchantable timber and should be classified as itiazhig Instead of limbered lands. The architects report that work i bn the high school hulldii.g will be re- 9Umd Febrtiary 1. John B. Itunyan la oil the sick list this week. . W. W. Wegner la in Pilot Rock for few daa, Mr. and Mrs. Wegner and family i.re spending the winter In Pi milt iton, where Miss Harnett Is at tending school. Kdltnr J. P. Klrkpntrick of the Pilot Rock Kecnrd. left Thursda for a few clays' visit in ("or nin or. CHlifnrn'n. and to ;ecomtmnv hoiee his wife and son; iWnPer. who are visitlntr relatives. John Hops. Butter creek sheen man nnv transacting h:isiness in Pilot Rock Wednesday. V B. und Twig Rtnkla have pur ohnsod ofM. A. .Stprtevnnt about fii acres of land adlolntng the city HtnHfl on the west. The tract In-uudes the Well known Pilot Rock bluff. L j G. M. Johnston, one of South Pmn- fl ttllo'fl wheat producera. was ! rit v Wednesday. Gimnt Abbot of Pamno. Canada, If isp' ndiiig two wei ks visit inf bis sons, if Vsrl and William Abbi.tt of this ritv. latfr. Abbott owner of lre wheat ijrn-i. v. in f Pnrons r-ountrv. t t- ' v'b oaaatd tbrotMrh i rn- i p- -bis oek on his wnyto T'matl''-' cnnlv'a Y. M. ?. A. aeo jjretarv. Cash Wood WU In PMOt Rock ilTbnrsdPV to visit the htjrh school. Mrs. Sallte Kinnison left ths week tjwtth her dnui'hter, Vr. C'ura Wild. jfor a short visit In Walla Walla. Mrs ;;WUd was in Pilot Rock to attend the j funeral of hot father Nathaniel Kin nison who died January 1$. j Mra. F. P GIbaon Is reported to he ! eonvale.iclng from her recent opera -: ! tion. I Miss Hazel Holmes, who is attending school in Pendleton, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Alonzo fKnotts. Miss Holmes expects to finish I her commercial course at St. Joseph's ! Adacemy this week and then secure a j position. j The R. A. Murcum family is moving Jilnto the cottage recently vacuted hy 5 A. M. Pond. It la now the property of : i fi. M. Johnston. George F. Hays, Nye wheat man. i transacted business in this city Wed- nesday. I Mike Doherty.one of south T'matil llla's sheepmen, was in this city Wed ! nesday. '.Mr. Hoherty reports the I wheat in his part of the country look i j inw fine. Rev. J. .Herbert of ITklah. passed llthMiiarfa Pibt Ruck en root a to Walla 1 1 Walla. ! John and James Han sun were Ten- ! ; dleton visitors Thursday. Misa Alta Roylen Is teaching school I f in fistriqt No. 37 during the absence lot the teacher. Mias Myrtle Miller. Miss Miller is ill and was take to Pen j! dleton Thursday with throat trouble. j1 I... A. Glass of Portland arrived Sun II day to apend a couple of weeks with Ejhls brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. I (William Glass of this city. t Mrs. McBroom returned home Wed- , nesday after a visit with her sister and family of Ontario, Oregon. I C. W. Matthews was a business vis- fjltor from Pendleton Thursday, j Mrs. K. T. Fanning WU hostess Sat- j i ' urdaj' evening for a miscellaneous i ! shower given for Misa Mary Schlegel . t j Whom wedding occurred January 22. Thf.Fe present were : Mesdames Ida 1 1 Russell. Walter Smith. Fred Groovea, I Lor.Ktter, Frank Humphrey. Fred I !; Lieuallen, A. M. Bond, G.X. Johnston. I I Merwin GUbert, George BchJegal, j IfBuCh Currin. Arnold T'binting. Ward j 1 1 Stanley, K. B. Casteel, Misses Ttuth Royer. Helen De Vaul, the hostess and j t guest of honor. j The ladles, of the Home Rconomlcs j clmmttt'-e of the Pilot Rock commu- l-nlty were hostesses Wednesday even- j l ing to the members of the club In the I 1 1 church basement. Various members ! I j of the club demonstrated some labor j saving device which they used in their I I homes. Among them were Mrs. C. G. Pranher. Who demonstrated an egg beater and Mra. Herbert Boyleh, a self threading sewing mnchine needle. County librarian Miss Sabra Nason has reported that new books will soon be In Pilot Rock for tho branch li hrary here. Misa Nason also says books will be able to be chanced more i reavontfy provided a librarii h is in barge all the time. The high school students and facul f.v of pilot Rock high school will be entertained at the large ranch home of Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Gilliam, novel miles south of Pilot Rock. Various In dtvtdtiall of the student body will fur Dish cars for the students to go in Fri A Few Fiicts Cheap tool are the BtVjMt. The best is none too pood. In this Bind of UmatiHa county we need the best tnu k that money an buy. Come in and let us show you v hy you v. ill save money on hauling by bi ying Whites. Frentzel-Waiies Vlotor Co Pendleton, Ore. 4(J THE WHITE C()!, Cleveland, Ohio. i l' t'm.tafcg- MARKHl ING COUNTS, MR. STOCKMAN Ruisiny good stock is only pnrt of the gRTPC The lig thing is to be able to market the stuck right after it is raised. , We can help v;u by saving you fn-ight and shrinkage losses, and by providing market that is always consist ent and steady. Write for market letter and plan of Community Ship ments. Spokane Union Stockyards Box 2185 Spokane, Wash. Announcing Postponement of AUCTION SALE We have purchased the entire stock of E. L. Power's Harness and Saddlery Shop and the auction sale originally scheduled for today will be held under our auspices Saturday, January 31st At 2 o'clock sharp. Eastern Hide & Junk Co. TERMS OF SALE CASH COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer. Quality Goes Clear Tltrough The pronounced ability of this car fully to satisfy owners is responsible for the fine, friendly esteem in which it is held throughout the nation. 1 outfit hrta been A-orkiner ir weveral days between Wes ton and Athena filling in a washout that occ'irpd during the December flood. The county road camp in the Saltng bvtU&Xng If taking on quite a lively ap pearance these dnyj. A con.slderable force Of men and team ia quartered there, while thHr operation in road ! corrortly that nio ft. ledom has approved "Y s, we are all wearing them." MM Hebe IanieL3 movie star. "How did you know that? she added as the re porter confessed he was nnobservinsr. "I thought everyone knew ilk wus passe." "At the f4lfrr studio there's a knit ting club," she went on. "The proper grading are beiflg done In the Wflsey thing is to knit your own. Yes, they field, east of town. - kind scratch at flrat. We put rlba , j jn em to give an open work effect." "ALI UA " CAVQ CUCRI OPfef i "Who's knitting thir own Why, Ali-n A, OATO 01CUUU l(;,,.rja an,on ann Mai.ei Ja1Ienj "IT'S WOOLEN STOCKINGS. m the katuiAc THAT IV ARM RIBBED KIND" "Is Ihls right that they ar wearing j ; woolen stockings In the place of silk?". IjOH AVOBDICS, Jan. St. Girla he inquired of W. R. Shtnner, street roil knew they say women's fashions ear motorman. anv old tlm mn- drift back to hoop- "I'll say so exactly in the same skirM und Dtiffy panniers but don't PUCCB they used to wear silk." mused nivhf fir fkn List m-vrr:i d.'ivif As Mr gnmnd is hire r.f xmtv, ft worry .ver the ruture Woolen hock- rKinner as ne iHnmnni wn nw might prove to be verv serious for the ings has arrived. kerchief the Mftlo aide mlrrow he wheat crop. The warm ribbed kind mother used nss tf aee If the back atepa are "all Ed. O. DeSlcss, Wrfton'e undertaker to knit in wfftter and that scratched clear." the rooms scattered with roeks Thurs lay, Just after Home dynamite had gone off, with which tho worknio were blasting on the high school grounds. Mrs. GUI's home is just be ; low the east bluff and was in a good 1 place for being struck with rocks from the blast. Dr. iJe Vaul is compelled to make hlH rallH on foot for .1 few days be eause the gears on his car were strip ped last week when he mu.de a trip to West Birch. Clayton Knotts Is assisting Murle f.albreath with the work on the Johns, Ktter and Schannep land west f Pilot Rock. A mass meeting will be held ,next Monday evening at A o'clock In the I. O. o. K.hall for the purpose uJ" takim; Hp the matter of a community build ing as a memr.rl.i! to tne noys who were in the service during the recent war. All residents of southern Uma jt!lla are urged to be present. r '" 1 C"jP 91535. F. O. B. Factor, Win Whmmh mnd Tir Mtm Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone X$ D O R.T MOTOR. CAR. CO MP A K " yiint'Miiiu