DAILY BAST ORKOONJAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Id, 1020.
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AjrcntK for Bo(fWi; Agents for (iossard Agents for Hart Sohaff- Agents for Carhartl Agents for Carter's Agents for Lewis Union I Agents for Knox H.its,
' net & Marx Clothes for Underwear for Women ' the style setters r:f Am-
Pattei ns and ruhlirations. Front lacing Corsets. nvhiand bays. Ovtvalk. and children. ( Suits for men and boys. .. erica. '
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Boys Who Win
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"At seTidol or it sports, in
the home or in a chum's
home, the hoy ho looks
Mfll dressed gets attention
at oiice. Mid because he
feels well dressed he ai-
a a s feel,4at home
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Our
ins tin
boys
too.
from
Bo
s' Department
confidence of
their parents.
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and
lven thmu in it
caps to shoes must
1
doubly serc and save ii:
these davs of high living
costs. If whatever vou hnv
Hi re for your boy doesn't
do just that, please do this
bring it back! and we
v ill make it good.
I -I1 In I if v . :
Suits 7,50 to 827.50
Hats and Caps 50c to -S2.50
Blouses .... 31.00 to 82.50
Underwear $1.00 to $2.75
PRINTED GEORGETTES
That arc truly beautiful are now on -display. Gorgeous de
signs and colorings that are so much in demand for use as
Russian blouses, dresses and oerdrapes. Fashion notes
distinctly favor the liberal use of these pretty fabrics for
spring and summer wear. The price per yard iM) to $4.50
THEY KE HSOLl'TELY IN EW THESE
Never have you seen Fouh.rds printed in such pretty and
elaborate designs. The finality is of the very best. A liberal
and interesting assortment of the latest patterns await your
choosing. Prices, the yard $3.50 to $4.50
WE nilMv QUI WOOLEN PLAID
SKIRTINGS
prettier than anything have ever shown heretofore. The
colors are typical of spring and plaids are new. One length
only. is required for a skirt. Prices range from $5.50 to $7.50
the yard.
SHANTUNG' SILK in sport colors of rose and green for
sport wear, skirts and jackets. Price yard $5.00
Y O I ! t E INT ! : ! ESTE D IN THE N E
SN GOODS
Voiles, flaxons and 'organdies in pretty printed effects that
make you dream of summer days. , Prices range from 50c to
?2.00 the yard.
A Superb
Collection of
Beautiful
Blouses
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T. P
W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model S; r ".i Basement
CLEANLINESS ECOli'W-lX SERV; :
Main Line Phones ail 15. ! Other Depts. C: :
Extra Fancy Rome Beauty Aj i. ii , $2.90
Extra Fancy Yellow Newton Appl , box $4.00
Extra Fancy Winesap Apples, box $3.75
Sweet Juicy Navel Oranges, doze- 50c to $1.10
Fine Large Heavy Florida Grape Fruit, each. . . 15c and G:
KeW California Bunch Turrtips, Carrots and Beets, large
Solid Head Lettuce, Fine White Cauliflower, Green Peas,
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Parsnips, Etc.
pendletonS gheatest f;;r.,rr".ENT store
for i he womdii of laste w Iio
seeks something distinc
tive as well as becoming,
(his collection of entire
new style folduses lor early
Spring wear has an appeal
of more than usual inter
est. Ml the smartest novel
ties are represented in this
showing including ex?
amples of ail the leading
models wliieh are setting
the standard ci the modes
to he worn this Year.
Georgettes and Crepes,
Organdies and Voil. all
; v'w spring colors $3.75 to
$25.00.
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ill pa
v vou to see
eaeli
the ni.
day. It
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&g WcirOilOUSQ We want you to visit th store often.
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WASHINGTON
UfMUri diiisurr reairlii! artlviUrs
Of -..ilet Hcrats in the l"nitl Scales
ir- inimiM-l today by mtnilwrs of
tlto st'iutte fon-iKll nrr..".
tec Investigating Kus".
Mcralxra staHtl tluit
l:arfly iti Kratobed
ainiiiati'-ii of l,,udwn;
it jirosciitativo.
PHONE 24
PHONE 21
Keep In Mind the
Sanitary Grocery
at all times when you want
QUALITY AND SERVICE
Iio better goods at any price than you will
find here in Groceries and Bakery Goods.
JUST PHONE TWO DOZEN
and have your goods charged till the first
of the month.
Sanitary Grocery
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BTHROTHAb IS ANXOl'XCED
Announcing the enKUKemem f Miss
Gladys Boyoton to Charles Virgil Mc
Ewn, formerly of Pendleton, Dr. K.
F. ti. nidge-way and Mrs. A. U Jones
werm hqtawa for a charmingly ap-l-.tntl
flniWT ..t the Kidefcway homo
1;. bH fejWW as
Vm.. rosebuds and sprays of maiden
hair iVin made a charming cluster to
c-ntf-r a cl.iimy tuble where covers
were laid fr eluht.
The weddinjr Is to be an event nf
early ftprllitf. The bre-elect is the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Boyrt
ten of 130' East 'Court street and she
has a Heat vf firtondJ among the
young girls i.f Pendleton. Tier finnncw
v as ffrrneriy connectfl whh tha
2IowcII-Sw ife Tire Company here but
i.; now engaged in the tire service bus
iness in California where he will Pike
hfft brldj tn live.
The Most in Value
PHONE 24
The Best in Quality
PHONE 24
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m tinp King, Mrs. Ann:. McConnell,
.7 Tlor, .Mrs. Lillian Conroy mi.l
n&r ; hau-hets rilarked the
places. Additional guests who enjoyvd
tub event were Mrs. James Hall, Mrs.
Martha Hassei. Mrs. C. O. Hybe. Mrs.
Kd Sfunsbury, Mrs. Kugene Ionian.
Mrs. T. YV. IayJon, Mrs. Kd Du Tnis.
Mrs. H-,i;tie Gibson of Dayton, Ore
gon, and Mrs. John llarker of Riet h.
The next Degree of Honor meeting
is scheduled for the first Wednesday
in March.
SUBMARINE BL0CKAC-E
WAS DECLARED FIVE
YEARS AGO THIS DAY
The rjerma
ade was dec):
which cimh!j
of the Lvalti
later, hclu" i
States into il
many.
Pendleton.
3Jttbf to Michawl
wt on Lewis street
m Isaac Hiock.
utig to Ortance C.
t 4 in fractional bio
itt's Add. to Echo.
I. Brown to Henry
Loulfl Koepeke
Itoden,$H". WW 1-4 Sec.
in whatnot! NV 1-4 flee.
K.
d
K')pck
Hi It. 33,
N. It. 33
Koepcks
OKOURK ft F HONOR MKKTH.
Division No. l with Mrs. Mary Mc-
Gee xts captain, entertained Decree of
Honor members at an interest in-,'
Washington's birthday festivity in
Mpose hall yesterday. Mrs. McGee'a
assistants were M rs. A gns Wl 1 1 la ni -son.
Mn. Kila Anderson, Mrs. Ifyrtle
Parley Mrs. Ho I en Pelts, Mrs. Celes-
SUNDAY SCHOOL IS GIVEN
AS SENTENCE FOR CRIME
TO PAIR AT THE DALLES
THK DAIJKS, Feb. Ifr. The Sun
day school as a cure for juvenile crime
. Is the sentence meted out by I"'al po
lite authorities to two lads, one 11 and
the other 17 years of ag. who admit
ted several thefts about the oily. The
lads were promised that their names
would not appear in public glare if
I they would mnd their Way anrKat-
tend Sunday school. The lads had ta
i ken a new tire from an automobile
' belonging to Thomas Ilennett. They
Jacked the car up and took off the tire.
; Several "swiped" rabbits were, also re
j turned by the boys to the owners.
Poth In'Is those th Methodist church
and it will now be up to Rev. Forsyth
I lo show the lads the straight and nar
; row path, averred Police chief Franl;
3 Heater,
Si i art to Ceo. W.
I HB 1-4 8ec. tH. Tp 4
b 1 'emarls to T. A.
K. OMnger. $:t0D.
trai tf in See. i Tp
W'im. II.
N. It. .16.
William
Mete am
i, X. It. 35.
mington to C. J. McKen
Mote ald bound tract In
Inmbla Ht-iKhta Add. Mil- !
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PRINEVILLE MASONS LAY
CORNERSTONE OF TEMPLE
Mrs. Leb Brown, and the committee
members were recognized by unique
little white caps worn with their cos
tumes.
tl- it l. .1 ,.!..(.;., thn.
J aarller hours, th- party then adjotirn-
lug to a lunoheon table centered by
rniNnVH.I.r:, Feb. 19. The corn
stone of the new Masonic temple wfl
laid here last week by Most Worsbif
fill Grand Master Karl C. Uronan--of
the grand lodge of Oregon. TJ
usnl ' eremonies of the order wer
Dbaerred and members were presea
White Truck
Bl "SYRUP OF FIGS" IS
LAXATIVE FOR GHSLD
Iook at tongue!
poisons from stomach,
liver and bowels
In White trucks the purchase price
is v.jur total investment. The operat
ing item is absorbed in high earning
power. The loss item is nothing.
WHy boy oft) thing else in Trucks
when tlic-c are known facts.
Frentzel- Waiies Motor Co
Pendleton, Ore. Phone 4G
Till: WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
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from J '.end, Kedmond and Madras
J lodges. The new temple will occup
the site of the first Masonic building
erected in central Oregon, which was
I finished In 1S85.
It iL expected thrtt the building will
nee', nancy early in the
addition 10 a lodge room
I i rrfonaions, there will
be n librnr.v f!0 by 30 feet, with fire
RgIIIOVC 1,1 '' " ' "' '' ' k f urnfshings, a
1 BO guests, dressing rooms and ante
rooms. The lodge quarters will be
equipped with every modern conven
ient o and will emial any other In the
state. Three large ntor rooms will oc
cupy the ground floor.
CARDIFF. - K i " relinquish ,"n3
the mayoralty o, -.'e . '."a s, Pe-. A
ter Wright hi ? t o : eirs zu"
lecturing to -r :i i . , .t:i ;t I:'"'k
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v.-sir If sell -v . . l"rlO I
LONDON.- " . e v. . . , nIy , Carl . . Mr No. tight to Thof. X. Marx- i
Iireserved. Lete l ' - f fifth.cn $10. jLotm 5 rind . Block 1, or-'
or sixth re ,'ur ixoni ehlef- lginal to.'n of Herminton.
tains, have been 1 (red t Mitch- !
am. n , measured i s hi, and had Q .-'allng to Pearl M. Hcnnell. :
a hu-.e hole in too toftrittad. rfWOO. Lot 1, Rlock 1, I. E. Sallng
Add Weston- '
! REALTY TNTiS j
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"aBss'
" " visi by tht.-f m'-.ns fn of" '."r
p t'-w . ;n pxpr.'SM n"r n .pritcifttfon v
. .wl!.iMB.niTwlv .iml Hnh
A.NTKn r. met- hy't niiilti-
untarnished minrtmeni will
Must b cli8c In and rmrtlMl
mcnont ranters, Aildreiu J. I jj,
.1 ri..ii
'it.
i ivrsv uoj
h.Ae iAiii..
:."ll Marlcrt.
m hlryrle i .wiler cn
by culling at rcndleto
Ml. nil. in nu
Tlipre will he n reffuUrr meoiinj 0;
rendli'lon i , 1 1 . No. ., B. I'. o.
riika tonight Balloting for candidate!
nnd Initiation. V.nir iitt.ndiince Ii
urgsntty rcfiuented.
t.. D. DIIAKI-:, EMUMi Ituler.
' : Is c. Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Jan
Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Janes
Frank Janes
J. L. SearH and family
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Hay del
M nnd Mrs. I4. P. BnWBin
WAY TO LIVE AND
PROSPER TOLD BY
CHICAGO BANKER
Keep on saving, even tf you ran put
I aside only a small amount each week.
.Don't say to yourself, "What's tho
fnaaf"
Stiek to the Job. Yon Will be rec-
i! ' d in tir;e Don't expect to at
tain njTffH at a single bound.
! f'oltivate gonl friends, but don't.
Acc (it ' "alifornU" Byrup t Flg'rhoonr vour friends for whnt yon can I
only lock for the name California on ,.t 0,,t .f them. Tou never know
th" c " kage. than you arc nre jsour when kind deed or a kind word win
- c-filld lr. Raving the best and most come back to yon like brend caaf up-;
haiinb f- laxative or phytic f- r the lit- On lh weter.
tie storaaah, liver and hOre!a. Cblf-'j The man who works with his hands!
'dren oe Its delelOUH frtiltv tar.e. Full no different from the man who
d " mis for ehlld's dOM on each hot- xvorks'with h's head. Poth live to re- j
ti.- Otta It without fear. Rte smthlng- to nrodnef ln!
' Mother! You must say "Cali-itb.n rnmes as natural toa working- j
fornla." man as to the poet and the artist.
kidney trouble
read what a P
1 Mrs. James II. Jacobs, 300 K. BUM
HI., says: "r couldn't speak tOO high
Jlf of I Joan's Kidney Pills, for I have
never found anything their equal
When I take a hard cold or over-do, it
aiways seems to affect my hack and
kidneys. My back aches so badly I
can hardly move. My kidneys also net
out of order and I can hardly do njy
jioatfewofic Aft'-r i have taken Doa's
Kidney Pills for :i few days, mv kid
neys act regularly, that awful mlnirv
in my back let up and In every way
1 feel as. strong and well an ver."
frier floe, t all Mglavm Don't
simply ak for a kidney remedy get
DoanUi Kidney Pill the same that Mrs
Jacob had. Konter-Mllburn Co..
Mfrs., Ruffalo, X. Y.
Quality Goes Clear Thrpugh
In one Dort territory where
there are over 3000 owners,
investigation shows that only
3 require service attention
every month. This empha
sizes more strongly than any
other one thing we know ,of,
the extremely low cost of
Dort operation.
Western Auto Co.
Garage Phone 530.
Paint Shop Phono 33
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