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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1920)
iA(IE TWO DAILY EAST OREGO )KIAK, PENDLETON, OHEOON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 " ..--.j-j t .,, Mt&K PAGES ECONOMY IS WHAT PAYS YOU, NOT WHAT YOU Pay s Spring don't put your faitli in claim buttered only with sugar-coated phrases put your faith only in merchandise buttressed by reputation. Come to Pendleton Greatest Department Store, where it pays to trade. Even article is guaranteed. Thi I -gT, this is 1 I You Can Economize on your Spring Clothes , That's not as difficult as it sounds. Real economy depends not so much on the price you pay as on the value you get for your money. That's the reason Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are always the most econo mical you can buy. The all-wool fabrics in them; the good, strong tailoring and careful designing, are certain to give you long wear. The new spring models will give you more than that; they'll give you the liveliest styles you ever saw besides. They're splendid values, every one of them. $35.00 to $100.00 GINGHAM WEEK This popular fabric, always associated with summertime and flow ers is given added reco gnition this season by a special week devoted to its selling. We have pre pared for the occasion by a display of foreign and domestic ginghams that will amply illus trate the variety and beauty of this dainty material, and we urge you to visit our store this week and make your season's selections. Ginghams, 27 inches wide at yd.. . 35c to 45c Ginghams, 31. inches wide at yd. . . 50c to 95c MENS SHOES We have some wonderful values in Kangaroo shoes for men. They are comfort able, serviceable and stylish. Comfort in your shoes at all times will make your work seem lighter. We will fit you in shoes that need no breaking in, are comfortable from the start, look better and last longer. No matter what your work is we have a shoe to meet the situation. Men's Kangaroo Shoes, Goodyear welt, broad toe. Price $11.00 Men's Kangaroo Shoes, Goodyear welt, grain leather inter soles, a medium toe and a wonderful value at $13.50. If your feet ache and pain, if you have callouses, if your feet tire easily, if you have fallen or broken arches, call at our shoe department, we have graduate specialists to serve you. COATS MAY BE LONG OR SHORT Mjuu will prefer the Jaunty l'rl .!. bill ior thiw who prefi-r the knificr ones, r'.c prm ided Km., anil the sli.mli.u at buili long MM hurt coats Is extremely pleading. While the assortments an- at their liesl In the lime for you to try on the different models and decide which lemrth Is best for you ami which of the season's popular materials pleases most will tt be l'uio Cloth, Silrertoue, I'omerey. Smile. Dinet DM ljlne, TrkntllMN TuiselUme. Pop lin or one of the others Ihey are all here for your Inspection now. $22.50 to $88.50; all sizes 16 to 48. WASH BASINS 29c Gray enamel, 50c value. VEGETABLE RICERS 29c Extra Special. A regular 50c value. CLOTHES BRUSHES 9c Good stiff bristles. The best value offered. 600 Brushes at this price. ROLLER SKATES $3.29 Hidden Balls and Bearings. These very best skates. Beginners Skates sell here for $1.49 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. Fancy Mild Tillamook Cheese, lb 45c Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, lb 60c Stanfield Swiss Cheese, lb 65c Badger State Limberger, lb 60c Swift's Boiled Ham and Dried Beef, sliced to your order, lb 75c Fresh, Crisp Saratoga Chips, package 20c Pure Horseradish, freshly grated, jars 20c, 40c and 65c Del Monte Catsup, bottle 25c Bring us your eggs, we pay 40 per dozen and you can trade them out in any depart ment of the store. For Spring Wear FINE IMPORTED ALL WOOL CREAM HENRIETTA Very soft and high grade in every way, just the thing they have been calling for to make up the pleated skirts that are so very popu lar for Spring and Summer wear. Width is 45 inches at the special low price per yd. $2.95 MORE OF THE PRINTED VOILES arrived yesterday. A distinctly individual summer wardrobe can be planned with these new voiles of the type of these now ready for your viewing. The quality of these fabrics, the pleasing range of new patterns and color ings, emphasize that service in merchandise for which this store is noted. Prices from $1.00 to $2.25. We Offer 20 Dozen KNIT BLOOMERS for women or misses' in white or pink, sizes 5 to 8. These bloomers are of extra good value for the price and a very good quality. ON SPECIAL SALE 59c Just Received WHITE FRENCH FLANNEL for sport skirts, suits or blouses. This French flannel is of a very soft fine finish that washes well and adapts itself so readily to the spring styles. The price per yard $2.35 ASK TO SEE OUR $45.00 BROWN WORSTED SUIT IT'S A WINNER PENDLEI0NS greatest department store 1J JiePeoples WlJJiWfl'-ggffl WHFRE IT PAYS TO TP A iMJIjlJAUilJH ASK TO SEE OUR NEW KNOX HATS THEY'RE PRICED AT $10 tiiky iux tjxi; sitrr NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON D. McMUlen, Volunteer Fireman Hume. Mudhon, JC write: "My back pained me so I could not sit down lo read or writ, with comfort: J i.tUd not Bleep at night for constant patn. aJid when I walked I was In U,t i.ne did me any food. Aft r I the Internal revenue off ce, return taking j bottle, of Foley Kidney PUIa to Pendleton today after a field rnv back and side are completed J"P- He has the counties gJttO cured. The, are like a stream ol !" J"rldictlon. with head w.ted Played on a fire by M.m-v ; '";artfe" ''endleton. Hum hit the spot, put out the fire and drown the pain." They relieve kidney j (rouble and bladder ailment.-. . V Huff Itoturns C. A. Huff, new division supervisor Ml-- Harmon In Helix 1 Big Storm Brewing A big storm la brewing, says Major j Lee Moorhouse, official weather ob server. The barometer registers 23.10, while the maximum is 54 with a minimum of 32. A few drops of rain have fallen during the day. Ml ion Bridget lie paired. The Mission bridge, which was de- . stroyed by high water during the re cent rains, has been repaired, sayn f word from the I'matilla Indian ' agency. Travel ovor the bridge is now possible. t GERMAN DEFENSE Students ;o Tfirough Hour Mill Twenty students in physics at Pen- Press.ire cooker demonstrations are iHlintl T a I Mis or (OI'.II- - n in Kellx today by Miss ! i;ila May Harmon, county demonstra- ! i students saw every process In the C. K. Itcdfleld Will Farm. C. K. Iledfield, for the past two and it half vch rn sin .nirlnflfr ut Ihn dleton high school this morning went j 1 matilla Indian agency, has left the through the new Collins Flour Mills. reservation and is now farming a tract chaperoned by c. 8. Cramer, science 1 of land near New Plymouth, Idaho. Instructor. There were two parties or- (He and Mrs. Redfield left recently for ganised at the mill and they were con- Idaho to make their home. Mr. Ited ducted respectively by R. M. Crom- field's work on the reservation con melln, manager, and K. J. Matthew- stated of determining the various al- aon, superintendent and head miller. ' lotmenla. men of Helix In tho dress forms. making Uad cold lead to different kindK of . iMigh There la a "dry cough,'' a ' winter cough." ! grippe cough. liTunchtal cough, asthmatic coun. and of c-.urwe. the racking, painful ough' to raise chocking phlegm. -oleVs!jfow ran Drtliered lanay and Tar gives quick relic:' In Ul , Two new Liberty and one new Brla- I ajti T. J. McCaU. Athens. O . writes: roe ears were delivered this week by 'We used FMey'a Honey and Tar In 'the W. H. Wallingford branch here to our houw for several years an-1 find , new purchasers. J. E. PJngrose, of II almost iDTmlnsUile 1r the cure of ! Heppner, and Preemont Harvey, of ud especially for Pendleton, bought Liberty ears, while with our children" Sold the Briscoe went to A, 3 Power, of. Hon agent, ffhe is aUf assisting the ' making of flour and had an opportun- WALKING IN STREET, DETECTIVE IS SHOT CVeo wherr. A 'la of ity to study the vaiioun uses of ele I triclty In (he mill. The wide use made I of machinery and the absolute clean -I lineaa of the mill Impressed the stud- enta very favorably. Another class of science students will take the tour snon. A trip through the Pendleton Woolen MIIIh and a study of a l.-nl doctor's X-Ray machine is belnrr plann 1 DVBM.V. April 14. The first d-n-ed h- Mr. Cramer. On Saturday, the orders since the general strike was Biology classes will go to Walla WaJla called occured today when Harry to see the radium exhibit at Whitman, Kelts, detective, was shot and killed college. jwhlle walking in the street, ( taw .aaSBsH&nL' L'n tl I M r. Cham lerlal n wuh auked i bo Join tho HrltlBh war cjiblnct, the HngHh people were not represented at all. A Welch prime minister sat with Hcotch, Canadians, Capo Dutch men and Irishmen, but no HnfrltHhrnan until the omission was remedied. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KoUoo Pan dleton IxkIko no. r,2 A. p. and A. M. confers tho Kiillowcraft degree on five candidates, Thursday eveniug April isth. The CANDY Cathartic BERLIN Dr. Q easier baa been named minister of defenan In the uew Oermaa cablnel. FOR CONSTIKASICW !AL3al".l.uaiiiii a jl j sssasi isi i aai