PAGE TWO
DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1020.
TWELVE PAGES
These New Sp
DR
ARE EXCEPTIONALLY DECORATIVE
Authoritative a.Jvice from those "hih up" in Fash-
: nJom (r ,lkt a Ung voguo for drwsts this season and
h" lnos to come arc anywhere as becoming as theso.
wa know the reason why. No women who sees thesa, but
i.l fall .ii Jays W ith them at first sight. There is such a di-
crsity of pretty styles that choosing becomes a pleasure.
Vc can't describe them. Each model possesses its own
ti t ii. t features, ytt each blends itself so happily to the
current s;les.
ee
Bilk
ENDS TCIVOR
Vtui eafn't afford ii psf-up this opportunity to buy
ro Silk Pongee at about the price of Cutfon Goods.
I !.!.'. a limited ;.r:iount of it. You know how good it
:pr children's dresses, women":; waists, men's shirts, un
.vvear, pajamas, underskirts and window drapes.
:Sc YARD
THREE QUALITIES
THREE PRICES
BSC YARD
$1.19 YARD
ring
F Q i,
'im
,,'.! yyvf
r io
I clUldreu'i Coldn
I? wry parent run udd to the health
1 . .'.., lie ami hi r Imr 1 1 i
RATI ST E ANli WILL, LENA MAKLb t i t.y wrd.. t cou.ii.
J"' - ' , ., ivIm.ii vulir child hill sll'lf-
t'l ,; or nnaty cyca doh't Hesitate to
ink,, him from aanaQl or a day or two
m thel hi ii'ny braa," bp laa ho
IhiiH colltructed. Yon ' perfectly
i Tno rnrm or om- iiut-i-.tarinciits ru- inufp 111 aiviiia ii.iiu,
lea Hum Hie Parisian i li The HeincUy iu your cromrwi '
Wench women affects the drawer ulna no rfjrhrm or olhbr' narcotic. It
unioiiialiun tit else- tile tWO-pleoe gal nets Oil naUllc's plan. loosens 111
ponalatlng of a Inert chemta and even cousli . :"i expectoration, relieve-
itore curt pARUea. These little acta the lunge and open!' tho secretions,
o Ohio end cnnnlnjr are now beinx helping the ayatota tv throw off the
i ajten up by iniriaui feminity cold. 'j-'
'silk has grown so costly, that or
'w - m m w i w r m t a a
fER LINGERIE, PROFITEERS TO FOIL
HV MAUOARET ROK10
(Written fur Hie United l'l'uas.)
NKW YiiltK, Jan. ao. Since the
oduota of the silkworm hp.ve epun
i to Ktli'h illw hemht'i, no nim ln
a Mrs. Croeaol run afford 'he luxury
of uiullH.s. Thuxe soft mihI rimy da
when lilove nilk veetH. erei'e de rhlne
ebmoinaMona, mh utln chepol"" apd
crepe geurBetttf nlKhtljie were eiiny of
uttnlmiieiit to a modernlcly plunP
imrMe are paat The aerial) "f silk un
tlerweur Ih heeomiliH lie extiet n the
Hih Of ho cocktail Khaker.
Juet aa the male multitude has Rune
1., tl extreme lellKtllH III imllllilllK
PJ wood alcohol, perfume anil other miIi-
titutaa fur the aeieciBjUon " "
Iter man. N haN the female cuiitlnnenl,
In lieu of ellken undergarment, (one
t.i the sheer leiiKths uf mull. nainsuuK
huawh l he tilnomer atul i-ami:.ule ut
ile envelope illemue still iil.- ihe
nest paorament part in the underU' n
f American women,
ir Vlln vuli.-.
A rhnriltinK French set which can
asily he copied li- home fingers Is uf
uushine yellow voile, The sin rt
heiiiis,. Is il, tin si-e fur a hemsttteh
u band ;l,'oniul tin (op throtmh ehtatl
h run n l-t ender aatln rihhun ami
1 alaUtuhi-4l Vanela uf tin, ui r m
I . nr the shrill, lerl Th-1 whle, .pu.l
'.titles linv; narrow ruffle uf f... I
lisle anil lovely soft h rencll vulle nn v Ol lavenu r ai e-cu v
r the decoration of the Inner worn-. Iriuh cVochet Is a pupulJir adurn-
Ilepi ot tlie ; iieer mills uuniusm
4ii Vulleu Ktolvtil. ih, mi , i ami iilghtlea apeiutrlng In
Kor ovej- a year hack ilnrlns the tlihorate Jvkea or else In Ihe lail.n
varilme Suva clever Porutlan lingerie f xialnp.
1-slKiiers have evolved the must Tlio .lnk uf perfection na tn Under-
chic and ndorahlo undergarmenta of enrmenta la UeliiK IO uap a mi, we
1 ...Ue l take Ihe Iilace uf llfu- cae uecii su I'lim,., I'nint ,i,
s hihitlvely priced silk inaterlala. eltow Is iUi , il.e 'livnred i n-
Kither uf some all-uver-Bliy-hiled n rie lllll uf the morn-nt especially
3E v ,. eige f whin- with a hand pip- among iti. n silk modela ami from
h - uf a livid shade the cleverest uf .0 u ..;,- (0 on- welloW uf Ih,. sun.
,;,.. o.., ,.11 , .,,,! ,,le uffer ml less Ulle laV' lu'lT uf I, I'll' ImWoil. tttmu
e ,! ihuiieh less sllkv. N'uW he I'iuiu'iii ,,l.,l,l Pit, i a golden
E r tnklnir them l.i our IniwlllU ami I ul tr. '"- Ker an Ihe el, aula Illlll
heiirla an, I finding them uuile sheer jutt
and dear enotiKh. . Wj
CuiilIi Medicine ' Merit
The value uf i h unberluln'a -ouh
Re'medi hi tin o ar iiient or cnlda and
.. . ,. ! la m il known .-and admitted
I ihoee who have used It and ore In
;. - ...a tokJV w it, mat worth. Mia.
Thontaa llr h (if Ambcws, Ind. stiya
Luring the Winter my huelmnd tukea
c id ecsllv. rh'(iberiiilB'a Cupgh
;. . i.i.'dy la tha b. -t nieamlne for
i all m- i'i rheae a'.tacl a. Tnu could
i L;ei I uike any other."
I 'ul- f tis'iiiuilon.
tfur thta 'I order ou will find noth-
ng , " c I as rimmberlfihVa
;. i. . ' .... iliii proper duae la
(ul en you It u'tUy roullke that Itie ef-
fect Is iu: i.utui ul Inateu "f having
urn pruuiu.cu ny it iiicoiuiu
Irl
line bolter hy having a golden lln-
MOTHERS, ATTENTION!
You want your littJe boy well dressed.
Well, here's good news:
don't you'
for the little
in? to see. Made
ent from the i
and wear well
haps in .it
up in
avsd Ron?per Satts
st the styles you have been .vak
distir.ttive ways that are differ
ed, of materials that will we.sh
CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES' SHOES OF
QUALITY
It pays to buy your chil
dren's shoes at this store
where quality is above re
nroach. styles the latest
and prices WW
consistent v.-i. i
good values 61 .'
CHILDREN'5 KICK-PROOF SHC
" Not iust shoes with tops, soles and a pair
I strinffF, bul shoes 'made for service and
Dssible,
shoe
That's
wear.
... . i , 11 T ... . , Ct...,
the kind of shoes you will una in me nay Jiaue i.v.
The best shoe you buy for your child is the cheapest for
Mitres Black Gun Meal EntjHsh Shoes, lace, Goodyear -
welt; sizes 12 1-2 to 2. Price
..: . oi-.t. pi:,.h SSoea. lace, heavy soles,
. , ; I '. , i i: , ' i. . . . o & .
srliefi 1 1 1-2 to 2. ITice
C:-.-:d' Kid Molc'Top Shoes, lace
Price -
Chiid'i Ei-own Kid Shoes, lace, t
11 1-2. Price
Child' H.-swn Coif Shoe, lace, Gi
t? il 1-2. Price -
M' ;3Ci' - ic Kid Mcie Toi She
1 1 1-2 to 12 1-2. Price
WBatcm' P&tecM White Clcih Tea
w. it boles: sizes 12 to 2. Pi
$4.00
, turn soles; 8 1-2 to 11.
$4.50
urn soles; sizes 8 1-2 to
$5.00
jodyear welt; sizes 8 1-2
$6.00
, lace, turn soles, sizes
$5.50
iiioe, lace, English last,
joe $5.50
AL'. WOOL SUITS
with white collars that button close to tic neck, coats fit
ted with belts and side pockets, snappy .styles that the boys
will like.
BOYS' SWEATERS
and Jerseys, an especially good assortment in all colors
:.::.! ages, one to 16 vears.
BOYS' OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS
nijrht shirts and pajamas tbk will keep 'em warm and
snug these winter nights. Styles are good, too.
'
Child's Patent Erovrr Kid Top Shces, button, turn soles:
x es 5 to 8 $2.75
Chi Id's Paier.t Black Kid Top Shoes, button, turn soles;
Pviec $2.75
C'.iild';: P.itent Whits Kid Top She?, buttDn, turn soles;
s;:;e? Z to o. Price $2.50
Child's White Kid Shoes, button, turn soles. Price $2.50
Child's White Kid Ankle Strep, turn sole; sizes 2 to 5.
Pnce $1.35
Infant's Patent White Kid Top Shoej, soft soles; sizfa 1
to ;;. Price $1.00
Child's Eio'.vn Englkh Shoe, lace, heavy soles; sizes 8 1-2
to U. Price $4.00
Child's Patent Brown KJd Top Shoes, button, turn soles;
size.-- S 1-2 to 11. Price $3.25
Ch.ld's Pate;-.; Gray Kid Top Shoes, button, turn soles;
sizes S 1-2 to 11. Price $3.25
Child's Patent Black Kid Top Shoe:, turn soles, sizes 8
1-2 to 11. Price $3.25
Child's Smoked Horse Hide Button Shoes, Goodyear
Btitched ; sizes y to 11 1-2. Price $5.00
IVJiisos' Brcwn Kid Champagne Top Sh.ie, lace, turn soles ;
sizes 11 1-2 to 1 1-2. Price $5.50
Misreo' Brown Kid Shcc3, turn Bole; sizes 11 1-2 to 1.
Price $3.00
; 'o stts' vhtte Kid. Shoes, soft soles; sizes 1 to 3. Price $1
o' vviiii.ii Kid Moscasiru-, soft soles; sizes 1 to S.
P ice $1-00
If your feei ache and pain, if you have callouses, if
your feet lire easily, if you have fallen or broken arches,
tail at our shoe department. We have rraduatc experts
to relic, e you.
SEE OUR WINDOW
,'Olt
S ole? ; sizes 12 1-2 to 2.
$5.50
Mi.-f.ei Patent Kid Top Shoes, v
Price
Mises' Patent Mat Top Shoes, English last, heavy soles;
sizes 11 1-2 to 12 1-2. Price -
Mioses' Kid Shoe, patent tip, buttoa; sizes 12 to 2
$3.50
Price
5-3.00
MSakW Brwn EngH.h Shoes, 1: ee, Goodyear soles
12 1-2 to 1 1-2. Price - -----
I.IUrec Brcwn Calf Shoes, English last; sizes 1
P'j'iGC -
Child's Patent Gray Kid I Top Shoe, button, turn
Sizes 5 to 8. Price
:;.es
' .c0
': DO
sole ;
$2.75
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
la Our Mcd.,1 Sanitary Basement
Cleanliness Economy Service
3 Main Line Phcr.eo Al! Other Dcpts.
AH 15 Call 22
ALWAYS FRESH
TRU BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES
Taney Assorted Cookies, pound 45c
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps, pound 25c
Tru B!u Butternuts, pound 35c
Tru Blu Honey Boys, pound 35c
Tru Blu Pretzels, pound 3Cc
Tru Blu Household Crackers, packages 20c, 45c and 90c
Blue Ribbon Soda Wafers, slightly salted
Packages 20c, 45c and $1.00
Tru Blu Package Cookies 2 for 35c
I , rA.N I.. RRBBH
j I (Unite I'feaa s aff Corroaiaintlettt.l
II ii, lis::, i ltil. , Juii. so. In any
glemergeiicy Involving law enforcement,
I Idaho can quickly eatahllah n definite
I' policy, Vtata-Wtde in lt effect. Thb) in
tmade paaalMa ty ihe fact that at the
S Mate hmiae all police authority is con-
tered In one man. Thla feature, ac-
5 runling to ltohert O. Jonee, state , urn
M mtaaloner of law enforcement, g one
6 of the Rreatest beneflte of the Idaho
Siatate conataluilary aystem.
8) Jonea aumineil up for Ihe United
Si Tlesa today the results uf eiiiht months
lartivlty uf the cbnatatrulary. Created
primarily to enfnree tojuar laws, it hns
iDeeii used chiefly to corral I. W. W.
I who have entered Idaho frum the
' northwest.
S BWIowtng the CaptraMa killinc. lda
S ho officiala announced that radicals
3 were entering; the Jt.ite In grent num
E bera. The constabulary waa then
3 brought Into full play fur the flrai
5 Urne.
lK;velos ConUnoity
"The state cpnatbulary began Its
operations JIny S, 1919," said Jonee,
"It Is composed not only uf state po-
6 lice. Which la a smnll but well-trained
3 ami experienced furee, but under the
law includes all uf the police officers
5 ,,f Idahn. mvolvee a centrallaed po
M lice aueney for law enforcement.
I; maiu.s poaalnia centralization of an-.
B'thorily and develops among the dif-1
Efferent police afandea a continuity of I
S iiiriMiHi-.
5 Heretofore, the different county
h! sheriffs have been primarily nnd ul
S uu.st exclualvely concerned in the en
I forcement of laws within the boun-j
g dariea ot their home county. They
I were not bo much concerned with
jKlvintt assistnnce to any other unit, i
g Under the constabulary law these!
g county officials, as well as municipal ;
I iimc a is. a oparaie with each other us j
S' well aa with tfie state police In all mnt-
B ten of law enforcement, one or the
Bjgreatest benefits of the conslabuliiry
Bjayatem has been the fact that In mil
'-in, money it enabled tho state to
Sjiptlekly eatabllah a definite policy uf
g'law enforcement In the I. w. W
g menace, which developed qulekly In j
S' northern lilahn, the cunstabulary, oy
S. Riving instructioiui to police officers.
fag well as by augment Ing Its state
S , force wag ablo to cope with the situa-S!tiun.
Stimulates I.oral Activity
SI "The attitude of the bureau and its
g : BCgTeaatTe polica of ridding 'he atate
3r this undaalra-Mt a lam eat, stlmulat
K inenl i.nil county units i ' greater
S1 activity.
"The statn established the policy
B: that it oould not handle the menace by
in, rely prodding members of the I. W.
W. to move on into other states. Its
S policy called for -the arrest uf I. W.
E W. everywhere. Furthermore, the con
aa u.o.iii.irv oraanigaticfn offered to
9 county progeeutora every possible aa-
M slstance in obtaining
S evidence."
flu, Ml had disappeared and vvi.h her
tad.aong liumi in cash and checks and
t gold watch.
With rufeaslonal skill she had eia.
1 i ih. nly revolver ncilne' iSWt 1
tlUat stomach and then cx:r,rird
lis wallet anil watch, ta. 11 l' 1: in
ah worked In an easy, c-.nv, -a-.
e.il H ne to - cover up" ur. l prevent
i',l, -trains from knowlti.: liiat any
',-,'n em sual was happe.i'ii.; r,l-!t- -
m. lie- wag forced I" Join in thla unlet
BOhVurs&titkB. he said.
but the girl died soon. No inquest will
- held. Chief Deputy Coroner I
tloetseh took charge of tin body. Ha
laid the elrl appeared to have taken
her own life, but no motive for him-ii
an act has heen revealed.
Her father is Thomas Mc "latchle "f
Oregon city.
To i'reent Tarlurnn.i
lul, Is :,us" lirlp mid Influensa-
I.AXATIVR HIIOIO tjl lNINi: Tubleta
rrmovfl the cause. Thre Is only on
'Bromo Walnlna." A W. aitOVKM
. iKiml'ire mi l,ux. "'Ifc
M TO DARKEN IT
DOSE OF POISON IS
FATAL TO PORTLAND
GIRL. 1? YEARS OLD
i .nnuinnithrr's Ittvlpc lO
I!t 1 'H'ks imrli. cilosMy
DmbtlfaL
Keep
I UTI.ANI. Jan. -Ji-an Me-
liit-hip. 1 7-yenr-nW, hlk'h chol Kir
and fn.stor dnuRhttr f Mr. unci Mrn,
l-MwiM Atlrfmon, 23 Stn(nn Btreel
Thurmlay evening at hf-r h"m
from 1rlnkinff poison. MU Mri'lat
chl van waphtnR dlh'H in the- Uitt-lu-n
wIwmi lier mother went inn:ai". Mr.
ami llrs. I.atc Janir.n. frlondrt of tin
family, wero In the room. ri-s M -Clntohla
walked Into tho bathroom,
and" moment later ret-irn-'d thnniRh
thi kitchen door. hodln a RlafH in
(er !ind. "I havt takt-n aomethlnjf."
she nM4i eUld fitlnted awav. Dr. C. Tk
Ht.titne was itfnuDonsd from pgaroy
Th old-time mlxton f Sage Tea
nnd Sulphur for darkening gray.
Htrraked nnd faded hn'r is grand
mothor'ri recipe, and folks arc again
uping it to ke.p their hair a good,
tvmn color, whlrh 1 quH!b semlhle, an
w.- iire living in an age when a youth
ful app'-nrnnct Ls of th un-atrst ad
vantage. ,
Ncwn'lny-i. though, we don t have
the troubtefonie tawk of pathering tho
unco and the mussy mWinjr at home.
AM drug storei t he rady-lo-tise
prodio t. Improved by i 'ie gtddn Ion of
thi-r ingredients, ralbd ''Wj iWM aVUM
nnd Sulphur r'ttmpotind.'' It Is very
ptipnlar beennsp nobody can dlsoo'er
it has bepn applied. Slmpl" molten
i your enrol' r a gOfl brih with it and
draw thin thr-mgh JTOUT hnlr. taking
one ninall strand at a time; tiv morning
t!ie gra hair disappears. Iul what de
rilesi Curtd In 6 to II Piiy lights the ladles with Wvetlfs Saao
DriKKlsts rrfiind motp y if PA.O OJrr- Bnd siph,,,. futnMiund. is that, be-nSlc-'o'e
;a-o,n,"n"rib l' 's'tops ; sld.-a beautifully darken.,,,- Ihe hair
Imitation : Honthes and IfeaLs. Uu ennjaftir a few applications. It also pTff
et restful sleep after the first sppll- rtllcr, ,,,, aft lustre and appearance
catinn.
Price 60c.
i Inindaiiee whli.h U J
ittr.iv
mil developing
WUIVlAui o
WO
White Truck
iag-..-.y..
White Owners Say:
That they are dependable.
They will haul your wheat at less cost than
any other truok because they will do it more
seasons than any other truck.
They are Steady and Sturdy.
(One glance at the construction of the White
will prove that).
Cheaper than horses.
Mileage the true standard.
After twelve years of experience owners say
there is no truck like the White.
Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co
Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46
THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
1LETGN3 GREATEST DUAflTENT STORE
3hVB
i -a . T.T
oBies yvaren
.
ous
&1 WHERE IT POr TO TRADE
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TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
Heui el?ic Pains
CW Wm toSoothliWB Hamlin'
Wizard CM
Hamlin's Wizard 03 , Qywtftn SpecUl.)
effective ttment lur heach . i .T 29r-H, I Vatt fe-
ireurai l 1 omP Monday fVm CallCori-a
11 a k ' r inwiMv bring . . '- h n ,. - iHling hla vacn
rervts .n -
If r
I el
in-
-..flM.t left f
!Hr It" -V r' vk vtWUii i' l'
iliatslaiT Liii(lMV.
w if Tstvbw wmi i' Portland M
1...- .... e 1 i;.lni"v tfili.
sir nave ii- -
Wixard '. Liver Whips, ; tr.. t V'-4nrda
pink pills, cent., i: i.on W rtl i
Vr. and Mrw. Chance Roger left 1
tor PorUand Monday where Mr P.og
, era wlH ;ttti-nl a meeting of the hard
ware. men.
y. rv. I. H. Mansfield of Walla WnSU i
,rriffl in th-eity Wednesday and will!
,-uend a few la k with lu r danKhter ;
Mrs. A. li- I-riRfdnn.
Mr. and MTS. c-nrge oarkfflkg were,
rlaltore In I'endleton Sunday.
M later Donald Johnson wan a vIpI-(
tor In AdariiH Sunday.
y -.tn-T wan In the city Tilt
dgj froag Milton.
Kr.-.M' J4kall and non HaroM were
ihe '-Itv from Ue.-lon Thnmday.
C- y.r ' i-'hihT. who ta rnndnft
h l- il . ival metlna at th" Met ho.
'hi fhnr-h, made n etiiliifee trip to
IIrin:Mln Tlmr lav. t 1
department of elementary aefence of
Ihe rt;ite BOJIape under the vocatlr)nal
training plan followed hy the Rovern
ment has been arrested and taken to
Colfax to answer to a chars of lar
Ceny. Hums had leen under suHpii inn
for some time and a few days ajro
went to .Spokane. Whil he was an-
Hent hla room waa searched under a '
Kf-areh warrant and numerous article)
alleged (o have hern stolen from the'
r-tiiie culleae were found.
It la alleged that the thefts extend
over a period c.f several month .ind I
Include almost everyt ning that the j
msn OOUM lay his hands on. The AUh j
covery of the ewlprff was due larKtly
to the ajwatance Riven the officials
by the vocational club of the eOHegd, !
evmpbeed of war v terane,
MUSICAL VOICE
Awn nAiMTY REVOLVER
EFFECT $7000 HOLDUP
PmSBOKOft, .Tan. .10. '"1 heg
' Mfuir purdun, ulr, but would yim kindly
plop Just where you arr? I hn3
1l. lumnrlci.t tu SBV t'l VOU.''
i It waa a low, musical voice that ,
greeted viam BldaninlHer, eeoretary
u; a luan asaoclation last niliht when
hp was pnaalnK thnnmh Sulai 1 in
tret almost In sight uf his home,
A fw mtniiTPs later tnu woman
Gar
! , , , the Boule mi
jati! or have bick I'-ea-
v i 'v,r "T
i ..'.l Friends.
, in (be cil
tsuuy.
rni l PHP .Tl!nFNT JAILED 4 f', twe
FOR CAREER GF LARCENY n., ,.. o c , diei muniea today a
noun, and It is pHtimatcd that the i
PtftJHAIt, ffaatl., Ian. WUIHrai lolal served during the day will reach,
Uuri.a, an ex-suldlcr enrolled in Ihe 110. I
Pa saijs I holler
less for candq
when I havea&v
mq fill of
Post W
Toasts es
Superior corn flakes
rfcfi in natural
sweetness.
Wa
Bring in your nuuldy car let
expert washers brigjiten it uj for
you.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVK IK
Make the old car look like nev-.
Western Auto Co.
Garage Phone TiliO. Taint Shop Phone (B8
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