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PAGE TWO TEN PAOBS liiiiiiiiH DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920. iipiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii OUR FEBRUARY WHITE SALE CLOSES TOMORROW EVENING. ONLY ONE MORE DAY IS LEFT. It will pay you to visit this sale tomorrow and share in the wonderful values wc arc offering. Thi. i a 8ale on hould not miss. You can't afford to miss it the ravings are entirely too great IftU you t overlook. Now is the time for you to lay in a supply of Whitu.Goods that will last you for months. TRUE FASHION is as Easily Felt as Seen There is a vast difference between clothes that are striking and those that are fashionable. True fashion is more often felt than seen. Comfortable, neat-aopearing a favorable impres sion. Your desire to be correctly dressed can be highly realized in the clothes we sell. Excellent fabrics, soft, easy, rolling coat fronts; fine, painstaking make and modeling they're the result of good handiwork and good taste. SUITS $25.00 to $80.00 OVERCOATS $25.00 to $125.00 IN HABERDASHERY AND HATS We emphasize the quality feature and correctness of style. Good dressers have, learned to rely on us for their appearance. Our rapidly growing business is the best proof of this statement. THE NEW SPRING STYLES IN WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Feminine footwear styles for Spring nineteen twenty, make their formal de but. We feel that they are due for an unusual amount of applause all around. And they deserve it. They look so spic and span in their new attire that one would imagine that they simply got up and walked right out of their fashion plates. Their lines are smooth and sleek, comely and graceful, smart and attract ive. Pumps and Oxfords, High Cuts and Sport Shoes all are endowed with' these qualities. And if shoes ordained with these becoming essentials appeal to you then we know you will not fail to pay our store a visit when you wish to present yourself with a pair to match up with your street or evening costume. Our prices are low indeed for shoes of such excellent makes. Women's Black Kid Pumps, flexible soles, French heel, Colonial effect. Price $12.50 Wimen's Brown Kid Pumps, an artistic design, French heels. Price. . . $10.50 Women's Brown Kid Oxfords, flexible soles, small French h"ls. imitation tips. Price $14.00 Women's Black Kid Oxfords, flexible sole, plain toe, French heel. Pnae $10.00 Women's Black Kid Pumps with buckles, French heel, plain toe. Prjce $9.50 If your feet ache and pain, if your feet tire easily, if you have callouses, if you have fallen or broken arches, call at our shoe department, we have gradu ate experts to serve you. T. P. W. PURE In Our Model Sanitary Basement Cleanliness Economy Service 3 Main Line Phones all 15. All Other Depts. call 22. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Galore for .Saturday's Shoppers. New California Bunch Beets, Turnips, and Carrots, 2 bunches 25c Young Tender Green Onions and Rad ishes, 2 bunches 15c FOOD SHOP Large White Heads of Cauliflower, each , . 25c to 40c Fancy Solid Head Lettuce, each.. 15c New California Green Peas, lb 30c Fine Fresh Brussel Sprouts, lb 35c Sweet Juicv Navel Oranges, dozen 50c to $1.10 Large Heavy Florida Grape Fruit, each 20c Fine Large Ripe Bananas, dozen. . 60c Extra Fancy Apples, box $2.00 to $4.00 VISIT OUR STORE OFTEN, YOU'LL SEE MANY NEW THINGS K.NNE.T0N GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE 71 fWPooples Warehouse, T . 'Ifiylj'JCTI win nt ir pays to ipaq KiU-iMP NEW SPRING GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. illiillilllfillllllllli 1 WHOSE WORD IS BETTER THAN YOUR DRUGGIST S? Physicians, Dentists and Nurses Rely On Him Isn't That Sufficient Reason for Public Confidence? BRITAIN IS FACE TO FACE WITH GOVERNMENT BY LABOR There are many grood reasons Ihe confidence the public repose in their druggist. Kirst. he is educated t.t know- by four years of College an-1 Practical training. Second, ethical .physician everywhere rely implicit y on hlR skill they trust him. This faith, of course, originates 0nl Is main tained by the professional service rendered by the druggist in filling pre criptions. Everyone admits this con fidence when offering a prescription to a druggist. Very" few men can be honest in one iepartnint of their business, and dis honest in the other. Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde exist very little in real life. tf you trust your druggist to fill yoyr preMcription. therefore. In all fairness, you must accept this word against the w..rd of unknown and fair distant man u f actu rers. To recommend art ankle, the drug gist must of course-, know what it con tain and how it is made, and this mu ne reason f r the formation of a co- pt-iative national a:oclation ! drug gltftn and physicians who prepare a complete line of household remedies and toilet goods. This asaociatioin is the American IruggiBt Syndicate, popularly called A- - which boaati : membershlpof 28,000 druggists and physicians, the largest of its kind in the world. For 10 year there pro fessional men roeV annually ff t- forference in order to obtain the best for mulas for ita products that the com bined skill and experience of its mem bers could produce. All these articles are non-secret, strictly ethical. The ingredients in all A. D. S- preparations conform to the standard advocated by "v " wt Hia.se in tnis country, and it is now a ed in quality. As the association is burnintr option in nr.tih miihi life. Moreover, it is being studied in BY PERCY M. SARU (United Press Staff Correspondent.) liOXDON, Fan. 13. "How would j ihe accession to power of a labor gov I :r;nnent In Crent Britain affect us?" ) .s a (HJpstioq which the United States sttuuld be considering now. For the day or its realization is not far off, ac cording to every expert sounder of public opinion here. "The Fitness of Iabor to Govern" is past the academic debating society unemployment and housing problems, inevitably caused a reaction. Coall- labor leaders may be numbered am ang the moderates. Hubert Sniillie. the miners' leader; Frank llodsc-. hi. lieutenant; Robert Williams, trans port workers' leader, and 'harles T. Cramp, who is rapidly ousting J. H. Thomas as the raliv lymc ng loader, (to mention the three w-t unioniz ed branches ol h labor) are frankly re Vol till lions are not popular in Kritain. out Ket elected to pL li;. me war-urea comninauon or tne mon- n,,-!, o strict I co. operative, ita merchandise is also sold at the very lowest prices possible for the quality. In Pendleton there are 3 druggists who will tel you that A. D. S. House hold Remedies, like Milk of Magne sia. Aspirin dixo Tooth Paste, etc., are the best than they can find in all markets. These 3 druggists stand squarely be hind every A. D. S. product with an unquaiif :e,d guarantee and a hearty en dorsement. Such a recommendation is the greatest that can obtain, based on the scientific klowledge of tens of thous a nds of experts and fulfilled by a man yu know well and must trust implicit lv--your druggist. Whenever you need a houF-hold remerl rp toilet article, ask n A. X. 8. Drujivist to recommend one to -ou. All A. 1. s. Iruggists identify them selves with prominent window or counter displays. Ask one about A. D. 8. products. If you would trust him to fill yoi:r prescription. It s only fair to take word about the merchan dise he sells. t every phase by those who will decide on the matter the voters of Great Britain. At the moment there is a dis tinct "Give them a chance" feeling oral, erato men of the two great political parties labor was offered a place, but refused and practically exlcom municated the few leaders of their party who remained with the govern ment has disclosed the fact that there is only one great political lead er in the country Premier David Lloyd George. Man Without a Party. Lloyd George, the "Little Welsh Wizzard." is ;i mneneti- rirrnn Htv but he is a man without a party at the CHJy U modertiteM moment. Formerly an advanced lib enough their vote thorn do for parllame If a labor ed within th thur Hendei ly be preroir satisfy either tin 're erates, so should b i falrl leader. And the nu n fr- r.i wb, have to chose his t ;.n but tliet- do not. Petty doin Ml . ironically ( ought to be follower! seem to ; -u t aey are put up diplomatic friction. llomt'.lic NjiuiMilrs. Such Is the only conclusion that can be drawn from the records and utter ances of Hritish labor statesmen. Tho big men who might be capable and do- f sirotis of carrying on foreign policy on f orthodox lines would most likely find themselves d War Itonaa, ,-herolrt the antl-labor Bhevisn. possibly wlili tmhim rcmilta regards Ilia luuintenanoa ( srder. ' rlruwn into .ill sorts of j I AIITCI CCPDrT Til handled by HUb.rdlnutoH.1 VbUllL.1 IU rv rcturn mih, Ar- f rpruiin ! t-iitiroly tlu- mod- itlafaatory he hjis allermtpd rnnst (if his fnr- ritJLl SirithrouKnout the countr- as evidenced mer partisans by his concessions to o " , b.v every by-election since the general i the conservatives, who forn ; present coalition government was re election of Decern br, 191S, when the turned. Former Political Foes. The Lloyd George coalition, com posed ironically enough, mainly of his former political foes, the Conserva tives or Unionists, was elected by an overwhelming majority as a result of the national relief over the cessation atives, who form the groat majority of his coalition, while latter ungratefully enough resent ev ery concession to his liberalism and feel that they are holding the bag for a political foe. However, Andrew Bonar Ijaw c n 'are experienced nervntlve Imm&m who Ir.vallv aflIru r ! Wno HnQUlU niUKO 1IHOIIC4-IIIU.I IWIH II O I! his Job as second Lloyd George, evinces no dlsposltioi to branch out as an independent lead i whom he would tblnjt are practl i he press has re cently been .ve lectins p:KsibIo labor cabinets, includinp J. 1 - ('iwios Wil liam I'race, James ' I . ad, Q. J Wardle. Btephan Ws I 'i Pen . tn ! Spoor, W. ft. Smith. II. Roberts, j. lH. Thoisas, Hen TllleM Jmmi Hodge. G. H. 8tuart-Bunninif. .eorge N Pa rues. Vernon Hartshorn, 1. Stanton and James Beiton. All these trade "nioii officials .r it .ulnilnls- ators. ni... ....... . r ,.. t.. ' elgn, colonial and trade depart men ts might be able to curry on, but every. Indication is that they would be cramped by tho supervision of an earnest reformer who would attempt to put down "officialdom" on bureau cratic lines. The most disturbing fenture about Hritish labor is the Inclination of the rnnk and file to follow extremists' ad vice and throw over their tried and trusted moderate lenders. If the moderates can keep control, there is very chance of the next election re turning a labor government, but if the extremists prevail, anything miht happen. In the latter case the dec- Bring Back its Color and Lustre with Grandma's Sage Tea Recipe. oi iiusiuiuet. i ney were able to eoioi. r. , ... . .. . lu wc c.w.o Biiy we Dave Won tftnrlin- firr,,r .-itH rHm win the peace," and! him. Rouatlv. the ntl-Llovd r:ort-e vote of i jte uberals have no outstanding lead or fUfr II, I. , II i .1 . But the delay, of the Pari, peace miP. wh uji ul. that the iu tho war, let the result was an inevitable thanks," But tl conference, the realization end of the war did not mean a return to pre-war conditions, and the con- lieutenants show no outstanding per tlnnuneo nf r -t i m o enc Hie puilLlcian W l. -. -.vj w..-., iuw wants iiuiii, laLAaiiun ana neavy exiudi ture, together with a further increase j in the cost of living, demobilization. WhiteTruck What are you going to haul your fall wheat in? Are you going to pay for the other fellows truck or will you buy a truck that will pay for itself. WHITE TRUCKS Frentzel-Waiies Motor Co Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46 THE WHITE CG Cleveland, Ohio. Can you read ZB thi, type C&k ftr clearly and wirK the same pair W l or glasses see dis. I tant object,? You ran if you near ITRYPTOlf IV. GLASSES 1- THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS to get back to uarty politic doeH not know which way to turn. N" Outxtandliur Ixvidor. It ii agalnist labor that they also have no outstanding leader, and are apparently not too sure in which di rection they wish to be led, but an Horatio liottomley, the well-known independent liberal publicist, says In his newspaper, John Hull, the ory of "Open your mouth and shut your eye and tee what Lloyd George will irlve you" is no longer good enough for Mr. Man-in-the-Street and Mrs. Worn-;an-in-the-Hous. Labor has Rained iso much during the past twelva months. In the wav of wane ini-n,nv even if they do not do much morejthe Barcelona extremists 'nan keep pace with advancing prices thilt the average voter - naturally sas, "They might do sometViing for me.' Lloyd George's fiery Celtic im agination and sympathy his political opponents call it plain "vote-Atehing j opportunism" has therefore done lit tle but alienate former supporters who j realize that there ere limits beyond which even his temperamental view j point will not go. IK1 ponds on Moderates. i Two leading laborites m t yet n en tioned are J. Rumsay Mar.louVd and "hillp Hnowdcn. They a I .i i hi- in tellectual revolutionary tp . I oth were decisively defeated at the last election, but may secure re-election icier, and In a moderate cabinet might do socd work without being daimer "'.is. i. is an open secret II. at IT $ III.) Cn toi.ald has alated bin' ef for the 'o-ei-rn or colonial office, whl'e fj.n-w- -n hi 'lis eye on the job of i hancel 1 ;r of cs.-heouer. L-ihor, however does not pretend to understand the socialism of statesmen like C'lemenceau, Briand and others. A labor government here would prob ably lead to a weakening of the "en tente cordlale" and to a gradual es trangement from Italy, which Is now regarded hy "rods" hero ss a strong hold a' Mllll f v fToii;-, tries like Bpsin would probably be more or less Ignored, unless a British labor cabinet was embroiled with the Madrid gov ernment through unwise support of Ti.. Unit ed States and Houth America, three thousand miles or more distant, would not receive much attention, and this would be li!ely to lead to continual Card r Tlusukn We wish to expreee our sincere ap preciation lo our many friends and to Mrs. Hattio Williams and children for their many acts of kindness during the bereavement and loss of our nep hew and brother. Also to thank them for the beautiful floral tributes. MR. AND MRU W. LA COURSE MRU. LOiriSK LA COL'RSIJ H'CY RODIN DOLLY RODIN. riles Cured In to 14 DajM Druggists refund money if PAZO DtNT- M K N'T falls to cure Itehlng. mind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Htops Irritation: soothes ana llesis. lou csn get restful sleep after the first appli cation. Price 60c. Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the Hugo Tea and Sul phur reclpo at home though, la troublessome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use preparation Improved By the addition of other ingredient a large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, known aa "Wyelh's Sitge and 8ulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. While gray, faded hnlr is not sinful, we ni Ideslro to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wycth'a Baca and Sulphur Compound, ho ono can tell, becnuse It does It so natural ly, so evenly, you jun dampen a sponge it soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taklna nno sinal" strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application ,or two your hair becomes beautifully, dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger. m llllllllllllllllllllllll Kor Cold. Orlp er Inflaease and as a Pr-ventatlve. take LAXATIVE KtvOMO ijl'lMKI-: Tel. lets. Look for B. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. Ma, The one thing that will defeat la- ; KRVPTOKS are ground from won- bor in the next election Is a scare- ilct l nllj clear crystal glass and Ihe mongerlng, anti-revolutioanry slogan i mwer art if iiitisihk-. eJKIv t..l Ui-ll.tjin.i.ntjii W I 1 iau ini GJKMJftfi TQ Fir YOUH EYES Lenses Duplicated on Shoot notice AMERICAN Nat'l.BAN!'. BtllLWNO, PENDLETON. Phon609 launched by a man Uk Und Ocorgo, who can comltine the moderate, nf alt lii rt ien. 8'ich an election platform 1 would proba bly sweep the country. I j ii lit an did Lloyd George's "Make the (jerniana pay." "Bring the war crm inal to Jimttce," swept the country In the general election of 191. Hut If ihm riaOiratea cats only keep the rev olutionaries In check, labor will win the net election. At prenent nearly all the responsible Baled Alfalfa Hay For Sale Any Quantity UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO. 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