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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1920)
fkam two DAILY EAST mfl (IONIAN, PF.NDI.ETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1020 lEN PAGES i ' .... - 1 - . ! .' -- - - ... i . i a.,.. i i -r n ! 111 ' We give you the best for the price, no matter what the price ureat Shipment oi Now Spring Merchandise are arm nig daily. Our store is brim full of the newest styles and best values the market affords, wi prepared as never before. It will pay you to visit our store veryvoften. arc p '; V' Buy it here; you'll get your money's worth If you're going to have a new suit this Spring, you -want to get as much for your money as pos sible; you'll buy it here. We're mak ing a business of seeing that our customers get what's best for them ; we know that if we do that we're doing what's best for ourselves. The best thing for you is a Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoat; because of the quality in all wool fabrics, the very fine making, and the smart style. You'll find such a suit a great economizes. Our suits are priced from $25 to 885. T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Depts. call 22 - A MESSxGE TO THE HOUSEWIFE Your problem is to supply your table with the best at a reasonable price. Here are Good Foods at the Lowest of Prices. rrm irj.ir.. can 20c Corn. Peas and string Beans, can 20c Cardinal or Canyon Mil;, 3 cans 50c Good Pumpkin. 3 cans 40c Kancy Sauer Kraut, S cans .-oc Apple or Pear Butter, can 3c Prides Jelly. 6 oz. jar. 2 for 15,. lel Muiite tat-up, bottle 25c A Snappy Lot of NOVELTY NECKWEAR is now in stock. Collars, sets, pleatings by the' yard, point laces. Everything that is new in this representation Newest of the New in SILK HANDBAGS Beautiful moire and plain silks in colors of taupe, black and brown, fitted with the very latest and decorative frames, either bakalite or silver, linings are of silk, fit ted with mirrors, purses, etc. The styles are the very latest for Easter. Prices range from $5.95 to $17.50 Wool Jersey Cloth in the ivory shade will make a very pretty suit that is fashion able and very practical. Washes well, wears well and is really beautiful. Price per yard $5.50 Sport Silks in the bright spring colors, weaves such as ripple spray, baronet sat in, comme-ci comme-ca, sport poplins, etc., a liberal showing of all the colors that you will like. Prices per yard . . . $4.50 to $11.00 Silk Duventyne, for suits and jackets is pronounced one of the most fashionable fabrics for the spring 1920 season, the pretty shades of taupe, blue and tan are much in demand. Price per yard 511.50. Macaroni and Spaghetti, package 10c ;xi Bulk Coffee, pound 45c Bulk Peanut Batter, potqid 30c Ptaulti Hams, iKund 29c Good Riicon. muikI 3flc Fresh Ranch Kjcrs, dozen 45c I npitted Dried Peaches, 4 pound 70c I'rench Dried Primes, 4 pounds 85c Mr. Farmer, we have about 50 sacks of Dairy Salt which is a little hard and lumpy, but of good quality, while it lasts, 50 pounds 65c warn HOB Save on j our every purchase of Household Hardware Cupboard Locks, (bronzed) . 12c Faucet Gaskets 2 for 5c Rubber Sink Stoppers. . 13c Window Lifts (bronzed) 4c Bungalow Screen Hinges 16c Brass Cup Hooks (for the sideboard) 2 for. . . 5c Screen Hinges (with spring) 10c Long Door Springs 5c Heavy Gate Springs . . . 28c Strap Hinges, 9 inch 8c Clothes Line Pulleys 9c Door Locks, Knobs, etc., complete 59c Clothes Hooks, 2 for 5c Picture Mould Hooks, each lc Brass Drawer Pulls, complete 8c Artistic Brass Hinges pair 22c These and hundreds of other just such good and useful articles of household hardware on sale in Pendle ton's popular bargain shop. PENDLET0NS greatest department store Featuring SPRING SUITS of Character The New Spring Suits are Charming in Their Simplicity The wondrously attractive Spring suits promises to be more popular than ever for all-summer wear. Prices for honestly made goods, such as this store features, are well within reach. Let us emphasize, too, the fact that it is realy the economical and better plan to invest in a good gar ment, one" that has been really tail ored and whose textile character is beyond reproach. Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Gabardines, Rich Serges, Splendid Jerseys V Suits of these textiles are the kind that refined women love to wear sol t, supple garments of perfect workmanship. A splendid showing is now ready for your most critical inspection. They are priced from 38.50 to $145.00 Woven by the Makers Tnat tells the big story about Eagle Shirts. Many manufacturers buy good shirtings in the open market, cut them up themselves, and have the finish ing done wherever they can find workers. Do you find such manufacturers guaranteeing their product absolutely? Do you see them spending money in advertising nationally a shirt that could not stand the lime-light? Of course not. Eagle Shirts are not made that way. They are designed, woven, cut, tail ored and packed under the same roof, under the constant supervision of the men whose manufacturing record of over fifty years is at stake, the men who are going to sink or swim as sponsors of the fine' shirt product of America. A big assortment of these exclusive shirts is displayed in our window now. $2.50 to $10.00 The only test of clothes that is of value to you or to us is the test of wear. We want you to test our clothes that way; if they don't give you the wear you expect and deserve, we'll gladly refund your money. Oraunre !::;" Choose your new spring wardrobe early. i&ePeoples Mkrehou WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE Come to us for values above the average. OHiiHnfflBr. LLOYD GEORGE COMPETES I glllllliDM fcfcjajl!(Ijqfcjsk1w 1 ""'""" .im.ni.uiimiiinnimiHlllllNl IMIIMIMlNIMIIIMIIIHIIKmllinilllllllllilllllllllllllllll'S IN FrrCMTD P UcAnrtAD 0 r. E White Truck LONDON', March L Lloyd Gconre has challenged Winston Churchill's .monopoly of eccentric headgear. Jt is a magnificent challenge and when the prime minister omer'ged from 10 Downing street wearing it, crowds flocked round him. It is not a derby, not a topper, nor J the lid of a French prie.it, but it is a A .combination of all three Its mate- The outstanding reason why WHITE TRUCKS are so widely used by farmers is that they do the most work for the least money. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46 THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. rial is the shining silk of which top- B pcrs are made. Its ahape Is the oval K Its brim is the wide, upward-curving . brim beloved of French priests. d A Real Honle Product PHONE 24 ? Automobile Owners ..Just received, a shipment of real HOME MAOF 1 BEND RANCHMAN AGREES TO LIMIT JAPANESE LABOR S f I you would make them yourself. -At thf cIoko of 5f s Centra Oregon and representative R BEND, March 1 conference held Wednesday in Hed- jZj id between Oeorve I iiurtt, own- I er of lanr tracte of pot.tio iand-i it K jDescnutet county ranchers and huai-,m i ;i ' iminKl was eiKnu in mm whi' h Nfr. Hnrtt agreed to employ no A more than three Japanese on Mi- Hoe- Zk kins rsnch in the Ivower liridiro se - Q tlon an'l a 11k o number on the I.i nd R ownpd In Iho Powf-II Tutte rountry. TUf- J;t !:. Ii r.Jo 1.1 hr Rn -ninr.v il will load In thr c&parHy nf xifrts M .and will 1m evzxKPd only during theiL STRAWBERRY PRESERVES, APRICOT PRESERVES 4 AND PLUM BUTTER from Idaho. They are just like f g f. 3 S I The Best in Quality PHONE 24 i Our new plan of having every man in our rae- f. M chanical department euarantep all his proving even a greater success than we anticipated. Sanitary Grocery The Most in Value PHONE 24 We know that it will satisfy you in every way. Western Auto Co. Oarage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone C33 (Jutat9 MMtll. m
