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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1920)
DAILY EAST OREOOK1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1020. FOURTEEN PAGES Only Twenty More Shopping Days till Easter You'll want lo be in line with the crowd with new clothes. Vi-it our store and see the new things. It's a pleasure for It's time now lo begin your preparations. These twenty (lays will pass like a flash, don't delay, us to show our merchandise whether you wish to buy or not. PAOE TWO Charming Sprinj Waists Displaying the most popular of the new est styles and colors; every woman who is contemplating the purchase of a few new waists should not fail to view our elaborate collections before purchasing elsewhere. These collections comprise only the most popular of the creations which are now in vogue and which well dressed women have most approved for present and future wear. Our assortment includes the new cotton crepe smock, hand embroid ered, in yarn in many beautiful de signs. Moderately priced $6.75 to 32.50. FRIDAY SPECIAL!. One Day Only WOMEN'S SHOES Women's Brown Kid Boot, cloth top, plain toe, French heel, a wonderful value. SPECIAL $6.45 ff your feet ache and pain, if you have cal louses, if your feet tire easily, if you have fallen or broken arches, call at our sjoe department, we have graduate specialists to serve you. THE DELINEATOR for March is more than interesting. Be sure to get YOUR COPY. The Royal Fashion Magazine for April is here at your service. NEW STYLE NOTES IN MEN'S HABERDASHERY ' You'll get that Spring "dolling up" fever as soon as you enter this store. In fact, you'll contract the germ as soon as you see our magnificent window dis plays of the new styles in men's shirts, neckwear, hosiery, gloves and other fashions and fancies of the season. Our stocks were never quite so fine in quality or variety. The new colors anl pattern effects never be fore so rich and radiant-so Spring-like and stylish. WOMEN'S AN DCHILDREN'S LIGHT W EIGHT COTTON UNION SUITS for summer wear in the low neck, no sleeves, or bodice effects, tight or umbrella knee in an assort ment of qualities in all sizes at prices that are very low, from 85c, $1.00 to $1.25 i Gauze Vests in an assortment of styles and quali ties at 25c to $1.25 THE SPECIAL SALE OF NASHUA HIGH GRADE COTTON BLANKETS continues Friday and Saturday. Be sure to supply your Summer needs now. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE THRIFTY SHOPPER OVR TEXMS SHOES are ready for Pl'RE SII.K HOSE sell for $1.98 in you. Tliey are built of good materi als and priced RIGHT. BIG KO) .WD BLUE POLKADOT APBOSS are on sale In The liarcain shop. They're made of good percale. IN THESE DAYS OF "HVNDKEDS OF THOCSAXDS OF DOLLARS" and MILLION'S" It doesnt sound like much money when we announce a WOMAN'S SALE OF 25c HOSE. WE ARE OFFERING several thou sand boxes of good BLACK SHOE PASTE AT 5c per box. Ol'R BASEMENT TRADE proved too much for as so we've Just doubled our Salfrs Force. You'll enjoy our good, prompt and careful service. HE "DID WITHOUT" A DOOR MAT. for he said he was determined to economize and the mud and dirt carried into his house rained an $85 rug. Economy isn't "doing without, " but buying what you need. We liave over a hundred "SLIP-ON"" Sweaters to offer the. thrifty woman shopper. tS OIR AL EM IN' I'M SALE we are offering STEAMERS for 2.6B and double boilers for $1.98. this Economy Shop. They come in gray, brown, black and white and are 92. .5 values. ALL OCR MHDIES are now out on displa r. THREAD STILL SELLS FOR Sc Iier spool in Pendleton's only economy -Imp. 125 yards to the spool. GIRLS' DRESSES sell for 8c to SI. 08 in the Bargain Basement. Do You Know that the IH TCHER ! KNIVES that we liave on sale are an i Hand Made not the plated shiny I kind that are merely made to sell but the hand finished, lughly tempers! knives made to use. Ol'R SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES embraces shoes that originally sold as' high as Eighteen Dollars. SHOPPING BAGS sell for 14c and 25c here. THE PILLOW TI DING that we are offering at 69c is of clear thread and free from starch. This quality of 42 inch tubing is not offered in the "So Called Cheap Stores." CtmeCRA SOAP that regularly sells for 75c per box costs you 69c in this Bargain Shop. There are many points that you should know regarding prices and qualities of needed articles. Inform yourselves in Pendleton's Popular Economy Shop, The Bargain Basement. TRULY, THE MOST WONDERFUL LOT OF SPRING WASH GOODS We ever saw came in yesterday. Shadowy Voiles printed in new and pretty designs interwoven with silk at prices ranging from, the yard $1.25 to $2.25 Organdies and Printed Flaxons in a wide array of patterns and colorings that will call for your approval. The yard 50c New Patterns in Percales, dots, stripes and large designs as well as the more sta ple patterns, 36 inches wide, yard 35c to 45c 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 EAT MORE OLIVES The ripe olive is the more healthful. We are sole agents in Pendleton for Ehmann's Ripe Olives, the choicest grown in Califor nia, packed in sanitary glass jars, priced 35c to $1.00. Olive Oil Added to Your Diet Will Add Years to Your Idle. Try Ehmann's Pure California Olive Oil. Bottle 50c, 95c, $1.85 Complete Stock of Garden Seeds, both package and bulk, Seed Potatoes and Onion Sets. CADET DOUBLE KNEE HOSE for that boy of yours w ill .solve the stocking problem. Prices range from 70c to 80c PF.NDLET0N5 GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE Now is the Time to Buy While Our Stocks are Complete. 3fePeoples Warehouse, VJI:lJj.MJ.:!.ljgJ whf PE IT PAYS TO T a ' "FHEill1:iV WHE Wonderful Slocks of New Merchandise Await You Here. Afto r the lapse of US years, Poland ha ugitn become a "rsa nation," hav lag recovered the jort of Putzig. ."It la one mad country .America," aayj Maurice ilae'.arLnck. J'aderwskl ie said to he In fear of a lejot to assssinate him. FIRST LEAGUE OF NATIONS CONFERENCE IN LONDON 1 nigliairliealtKg j " By ujflE VYiidrocrt rejfu '! . I krp z my scalp murely lrse from the itching crust of dandruff, oe cause of moat z hat,- trouble I owe ore luxuriant hatr S - tbe ertTT of my friend - to this C Kuaraateeci daadruff remedy. - HAW TONIC FWILDROOT t or mm mmm mmmr a WWWw HUHr 1 - M JlaajHt'- iLmWjg!&i)& FIRS! LYCEUM NUMBER WILL BE HEARD TONIGHT- .LADY STENOC.IEAPHKH and book keeper, some experbMiee, pi-rmnnent j position, tall 320, ICast Court before on. ft B Iv.VT Two room apartment. Hose In Phono 24S-M. Pendleton will liave the opportunity of hearing the n-p7irw or David Lloyd iGtOrfl of Kngland, apeak tonight. Thn high school lycrum courne brings Arthur Walwyn. Kvans, VVelnh humor- lnt, who ha.s delighted h udien res all oVer the world, with his lectures. Ho cornea very highly recommended from Elllson-Whlto and a K'wmI Rized audi- ! enco Is expected tonight at thn high I achool auditorium, where he will h pea k. The topic of his lecture la "The Irda of the lAnd' and deals with a' very Important subject. Mr. Kvans humor is known the world over and ; thone who attend the lyreum tonight will le entertained as well as instruct- I ed, say those wDu riave ncard htm. PIANO foii aUTil? 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