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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREQOK, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1 020.
TWELVE PAGES
HE STARTED ME5
The Boxers
are Here
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Smiley Fuigham, SclcUeT White, Frankie Fontatut,
Jchnny Noye end Cuddy Sieve z ar wciking out between
1 and "5 e'esttek in tils Athlstsc grrr.a:ium.
Gome and See Them
Lt -1 you forget it, select your teat today for the
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
I I s f.f.l sTIONs mM THi: rOI'l LUt BAHRAIN SHOP
Wash Basins
Clothes Brushes
Good
stiff
Bristles
9c
The Best
Value
Offered
1&1
29c
600 Brushes at this price
Gray enamel, 50c value.
Vegetable Ricers
Extra OQr Extra
Special Special
A regular 50c value.
Roller Skates
Hidden OQ These Are
Balls & The Very
Bearings Best Skates
I
Beginners Skates Sell Here for $1.49
4300
YARDS
PERCALE
27c
PER YD.
of 43
Pillow Tubing i
HOUSEHOLD
lUIIDV.UtE
Wash Goods at Bargain Prices
Quilt Coverings Ginghams
A most suitable material Special lot of dress glng-
for' quilt covering and various ham and apron gingham on
other uses. sale.
24c yard 29cYard
Utility Cloth Cretonnes
Mc goods for shirts, 00 of the moat use
aprons, rompers, dresses, etc. ful material for this season
37c Yard 39c Yard
BARGAINS
KITCHEN
HARDWARE
5c Long Coil Springs
6c Carpet Tacks, needle point.
Sc Small Biscuit Cutters.
5c Box Polished Tooth Picks.
19c Screen Spring Hinges
15c Mrs. Jordan's Sink Strainers.
4c One Dozen Clothes Pins.
ISc Wool Shoe Shine Brush.
5c Silvered Spoons
Sc Bees Wtx Per Cake.
$e Kitchen Stove Brooms.
Me Black Steel Drip Pans.
49c Clothes Lines on Reel
Whisk Brooms 19c
Asbestos Pads Me
Kitchen Pincers lSe
Ken's Half Soles, pair Me
Soldered Dairy Pails 85c
The Best Stove Polish Me
Sad Iron Handles Me
Quart Enamel Stew Pans lte
Large Dinner Pails 89c
Heavy Tin Cups lSe
Sheet Steel Pry Pans Me
Steel Knife Sharpeners Me
Steel Wire Clothes Line 33c
The Best Way to Make Money is to Save It.
Beginning
1500 YARDS
OF
GEORGETTE CREPE
3N SALE
Tomorrow, Friday,
April 9th.
THREE PRICES
$1.95, $2.29 and $2.95 the Yard.
This special sale of CSeorpette C'ri'pi's, just at this
time when yon will want them. Is for the specific
purpose of reducing our stock. Our Inventory showed
that we had more Crepes than we need. Every yard
was purchased on markets that were much lower
than they are today. We could not replace this
merchandise at the price the manufacturers want for
it and sell it to you for anything like these sale
prices. Every piece in stock is on sale. Not a yard
reserved. Just think of it
83 Colors From Which to Choose
LOT 1 comprises a few odd shades and small
length of Georgette that have been selling at 3.00.
Priced during the sale at
The Yard $1.95
IOT 2 is a tremendous assortment of standard
quality Georgette crepes, 40 inches wide in all the
various shades of grays, broWTis, navys, Copenha
gen, greens, tans, peach, apricot, yellow, light blue,
flesh, pink, wistaria, red, also black and white. $3.00
Georgette Crepes in this sale at
, The Yard $2.29
IX)T 3 contains the staple shades In our very
heaviest high grade Georgette Crepe, an extra qual
ity that gives tbje best of service. Colors are navy,
black, brown, gray, white, Copen, reindeer, pink,
yellow, etc. Every dne of them a $3.50 crepe. On
sale at AM
The Yard $2.95
GEORGETTE CREPES at these prices are the
most economical fabrics in a high grade cloth that
you can possibly buy for a dress, waist, blouse or as
trimmings, lie sure to take advantage of this sale,
beginning tomorrow. Telephone orders accepted.
Men's Leather Leggings
We now have a most attractive stock of
I seat her Legging in pig skin and eow hide.
They are just the thing for the automobilist
or the man out doors.
Prices Range From
$7.00 to $12.50
We Announce the Arrival
of New
POLO COATINGS
Gold tone effects, that la a gold color
thread running through back grounds of
blue and tan. A beautiful cloth for a spring
coat, at the
Yard $7.00
There are still many
APRIL DELINEATORS
waiting for subscribers to
call. Have you your copy?
ANOTHER IMPORTANT SALE
Perrin's French Lambskin
Gloves
Two clasp overseam sewn, all the popular
shades of mode, tan, brown, gray, also
black and white in your size. The name of
this glove Is Corona. Our price per pair is
$3.75. On sale Friday and Saturday only
at the
Pair $2.98
T. P. W. Pure Food Shop
In Our HdM Sanitary itaM-niriit.
CLEAM.I.YESS ECONOMY
SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15.
All Other Dt-parUmiits Call 22
BUY IOIR EGfiS NOW FOR PACKING
April eggs are the best for putting down.
Our eggs are strictly fresh, dozen 83c
Water Glass, full measure quart bottle 35c
T. P. W. White Laundry Roap, 15 bars Si AH)
Rose Bath Toilet Soap, 1.' bars JOe
Fresh Country Butter. 2 i n:-lds. $1.25
Bring us your eggs.. v fa) Kc and you
may trade them out in ui.y rart of the
store.
CNMETONJi (.-WEST DEPARTMENT STORE
t'asmjlUg WMfRl IT PAYS TO THADI EU.II.'lJW'.lJ.Taty
READ OUR ADS.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
TAKE ADVANTAGE of our Special Sales. They'll
Save You Money.
Here he It! The first ptctutt
Of Von Kapp. who started to
revolutlot in Germany which re
suited In ruin (or the Keds.
the nstrachan so close to the Tartars
head and heart.
Shoca Short or Vamp
Tassels long, heavy and gray bob
from almost every form of head
covering but seem most at home from
the little close round Chinese hats of
straw, silk faced in contrasting tint.
Beads of gayly colored wood in shapes
quaint and blzaare girdle crowns of
tulle amidst a fluff of tulle for brim
and Swaying strands of varicolored
beads anchored to opposite sides of
fan brimmed Cleopatraesque head
dresses hang in festive festoons be
neath the chin or chins of ladies ad
dicted to the Oriental modes.
Foot notes of the season become
more and more short vamped and
Frenchy as well as ornate of strap,
buckle anil bow. Their prices are as
high as their French heels and after
you have purchased the necessary
summer quota of one white pair, one
patent kid pair, one brown suede pair
and one of grey you will undoubtedly
be as short of cash as they are of
vamp. They are worth most any sao
rtfic however, for so seductively al
luring and high arched and small do
they make the foot that the female
who longs to be a vamp will find the
short vamp a telling factor In her
heart's desire.
RIBBONS COME INTO GLORIFIED
SUCCESS AS HAT ADORNMENT
BY MARGARET ROHB
(Written for the United Press.)
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Its really joyous Springtime
For the calendars say so;
And the hat treeft and the shoe trees
Arts in Woo a i, the windows show.
N'ETW YORK, April 8. Time -was
when we used to fondly believe the;
'hat of straw denoted Spring: and sum- j
mer! Surely no one could make such 1
a sad mistake nowadays. To be sure '
a few straw hats do begin to appear
atop chic heads when snow drifts
start to melt beneath the urge of
spring. By the time the first pussy j
willows purr and robins twitter straw '
hats have been cast aside however,
and confections of taffeta, tulle, rib- I
bon or satin crown the coiffures of
the spring and summer maids and j
matrons.
The hats of hair so frail and airy of
weave, abloom with gorgeous flora,
are the most appropriate and season-
ably summery hats on view but the ;
tnajority of the close little turbans of I
satin, taffeta and ribbon suggest fall
and Winter quite as much as Spring.
Feather trimmings, straggly glycerin -ed
ostrich, aigrettes and Paradise,
adorn the Spring chapeaux Irrespec
tive of the seasomu Flowers do or
nament models but raffia, beads, tas
sels and ribbons give them a close run 1
for popularity.
Lfke lUndenau-trn Days
Ribbons especially have come Into
a glorified success as a hat adorn- i
ment this season. Entire turbans and i
brimmed hats are made of narrow rib-
bon woven together like those paper!
mats of kindergarten days. Wide (
brimmed horse hair hats have im- i
vrense sashes of wide pastel tinted I
ssttn ribbon tied around their crowns j
and dripping soft wide ends and loops.
almost to the waist line. Frayed rib
bons offers a novel trimming that
promises many smart effects. A close
turban made of narrow bands of alter
nating varicolored ribbons quaintly
with narrow rose hued grosgrain rib
bona sewed together in neat and vert!
cal rows that fray out in a riot of silky i rent.
rosy iiuir at io nrlm edge. Another
quaint ribbon conceit U a tall narrow
CHICAGO HAS GREATEST
HOME LACK IN HISTORY
CHICAGO, April 8. Chicago faces
the greatest home famine in its his
tory, according to Itobert Bartlett Jr.,
manager of a real estate concern here.
"Practically every available space
for sub-dividing has been sold," Bart
letl said. "It isn't the land question
that's worrying real estate dealers
it's the building question.
"There are more families In Chica
go now than it has room for. Build
ers are unable to erect hnuaes because
of the high price and scarcity of ma
terial. Material can't bo touched re
gardless of the money the contractor
is able to pay. VVhcre the material
goes I cannot say definitely. The
only plausible reason I can find for
the shortage Is the large number of
factories under construction. Dealers
seem to give this class of trade pref
erence to the home builder. If dras
tic means are not adopted soon to cope
with the altuation. Chicago will lost
a great number of its populace be
cause of the Inability to house them.
"The situation is so pressing that
many people are moving Into unfin
ished buildings with possibly no roof,
or unheated. There are many build
ings in Chicago now under construc
tion with little hope of immediate
completion.
"Because of the building shortage
...c. . i.iiiuin, ui mree 10 live are
required to live in a single room where
they are forced to pay unheard of
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armadillo. A small round hat of rose pletely covered with wee wiggly loops
straw has a turned up brim all faced of tiny blue velvet ribbon to simulate
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from Uege. Belgium, to America
to Bavrrr her soldier sweetheart,
Lyle Zooynen of Washington, for
merty with the First Division Ma
chine Gun Crew. And with her
Cecile Parisot of At-
fortrille. Franc (right), to cap
kdar love adrentaret with Charles
K oaen bat-gar . of Cleveland, for
merly member of the A. E. F.
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landed on Us 8. kt. Lapland.
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REALTY TRANSFERS
ICKK11S.
Florence M. Coffman to Marion
Manning, J2300. Its 8. s, 10 and 11
Block 92, Res. Add. Pendleton.
Marion U Van Bchoiack to Jas
Cunha, $1400. XE 1-4 XW 1-t and
W 1-2 XB 1-4 Bee. J9, NW 1-4 NW
1-4, Sec. 20 and NEJ 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec
1, Tp. 2. K R. 34.
A. K. 'Smythe to Jos Cunha, 11400.
SB 1-4- Sec. , and SW 1-4 NW 1-4
Sec. 16, Tp. 2, 8. R. Z.
Dan P. Smythe to Jos. Ciinhn
14f0. SW 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 5. M 1-2
.NW 1-4. Sec. 8. NB 1-4 MB 1-4 Sec.
NW 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 1, Tp. 2, S. It.
34.
Lovi Bldrldge to Margaret A
Hughes 1200. Mete and bound tract
In Sec. It, Tp. 1, B. It. 32, E. W. M.
Umatilla Karm Lauids Co. to John Nol
son $10. Mete and bound tract in
Sec. 33, Tp. B, N. R. 28.
Umatilla Farm Lands Co. to P. L.
Duncan, $10. Mete and bound tract
in Sec. S3. Tp. 5, N. R. 28.
Kllza Preston to Jos. Payant $3301).
3 lots S, , 11 and 12, Bee. 15, Tp
N. R. 85.
W. K. Putman to Tum-a-lum Lum
ber Co.. $1. Mete nnd bound tract in
Ireland's addition, Milton.
I.. I.. Lieuallen to J. I Lleiiallen
Jr.. $1. 1-2 Interest In H 1-2 NW 1-4,
and lots 3 and 4, Sec. S, Tp. 1 N.. R.
14.
Wm. J. McLam to John Hoffman.
$:..'". portion of SW 1-4 SB 1-4 In
See, 14: W 1-2 NB 1-4: 12 1-2 NB 1-4
NW 1-4: S 1-2 NW 1-4: W 1-2 fkB 1-4:
1-2 SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 8W 1-4,
Sec 2, Tp. 4, N. R. 27.
Horace J. Van Scholaek to Joseph
Cunha. $840. 8E 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 1.
SW l-i KV7. l- Sec, ?o, 8W -1 SW
Big Boxing Smoker
Saturday Night
Tickets at The Cosy or Charles Company.
Ringside, $5.50, grandstand $3.85 and $2.20.
1-4 Sec. 17, Tp. 2. 8. R. 34
Dan V. Smythe to jo. Cunha. $&,
880. Lands In Sees. 27, 28, 33, 34, TP.
1, 8 R. 84: and Sees. 33, 84, Tp. Jt,
8. R. 34 and Sees. 9 and 18, TP. 2.
8 R. 34.
Ada Hinkle to John S. Bcull. $2000.
E 1-2 XB 1-4. Sec. 20, Tp. 3 N. It. 28.
R. H. Wilcox to Mrs. a B. Huldwln
$3000. North 35 feet of Lot 8, block
6, original town of Pendleton
Fay Sturtevant Lovell to Mark A.
Sturtevant, $1. Mete and bound
tracts in sees. 8 and 17, Tp, 1, s. R. JJ.
Mark A. Sturtevant to W. B. and
Twig Hinkle. $10. Mete and bound
tracts in Sees 8 to 17, Tp. 1 8. R. 32.
Hnrry Fulsom to Frankie F. Cox,
$5000. i.i, t 6 and 8 24 feet of Lot 5.
nioi k 10, original town of Pendleton,
i Hilly McKay to H. W. Collins, $i,.
00. Se 1-4 NW 1-4, Sec. 12, Tp. 2. N.
Est 33. e
J. H. Ralsy to Florence M. Coffman
!$l. Lot. 9, block 92, Itcs. Add. Pendleton.
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Today's shopping tour disclosed a novelty, the new Jaxt dr
In net. in satin. In cloth for "jatx" refers to embroidery.
. v Illustrated is a (lidding model of navy twill with an apron I
effect of silk cord and wooden beads. Beside lt Is one of the most 1
Interesting of spring's tailored. 'suits. It's Turkish. The skirt con
sists of two equsl widths of material, trlcotlne, with a space left tree
at either side tor the feet. .
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The Life Giving
Elements of
Wheat and Barley
are found in the
ready-cooked food
GrapeNuts
The vital mineral salts so
much needed forrepairhig
daily wear and tear and for
building sound body
tissues , abound in this
food of fine flavor.
should have its
Nuts
Every
daily i
Grape
vfcdr by Potturm Cereal Caattle Cr?A.Mkh.