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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1920)
MO TWO DAILY EAST OREOONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1020 1WHLVB PAOE6 THE MOST VODERR L STOCKS WE'VE EVEK SHOWN WAIT YOUR INSPECTION HERE NOW. Merchandise with individuality Styles J ami niak not to be had in other Pendleton stores. Values that vill appeal to von. Service and accommodations that you'll like. In short the best for the price, no maiier wnat me price, i mm , j; , . ,ii . THESE BKM THTiL SWEATERS MAKE CHARMING COSTUME BY THEMSELVES. The graceful sweaters certainly have the gift of bestowing upon the wearer the charm of youth. A host of styles to choose from, some have contrasting collars and cuffs, belts and sashes. Included are worsted, angora, Shetland, glove silk, thread and fibre silk and others of wool and cotton in coat and slip-over styles. They possess a chic and dash that is full of promise to be greatly in demand throughout the outdoor season. They're priced from $3.75 to $47.50 T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEAN LIN ESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Depts. call 22 TRY MRS. PORTER'S Home Made Thousand Island Dressing with your next salad. Jars priced L 25c and 45c We also have Mrs. Porter's Home Made Mayonnaise and Salad Dressing. Priced 25c and 45c EXTRA SPECIAL Golden Rod Self Rising Pancake Flour, 2 packages 65c VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT OFTEN.. It's a money saver for you. TREFOTJSSE KID GLOVES Stand for Quality and Service. Made of fine French kid, 2 clasp overseam sewn, in the wanted colors of tan, brown, mode, gray and black, in your size. The pair $3.95 Gauntlet Driving Gloves in gray and dark brown. Special the pair A ...... ,$3.50 ANOTHER LOT OF NEW PRINTED VOILES Came in yesterday. The concensus of opinion is thqt.our as sortments of spring wash goods are the largest ever shown in Pendleton. Designs are original and different than you will see elsewhere and remember that they are very fashion able for this season's wear. Printed Voiles at 75c to $2.25 Printed 'Lawns, etc 29c to 50c IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS in white only, a very sheer weave, small dot, a beautiful quality that bas been much in demand for white frocks. The yard $1.50 FINE WHITE VOILE for blouses and dresses, made of fine Sea Island long fibre yarn, pure thread mercerized, the finest quality we have ever seen. The vard $1.50 " ;', V i - ., PENDLETONS greatest department store fiePeoples Warehous aiP:aai:B WHERE IT FAV S TO TRADE HAVE YOU-SEEN Ol ) R MEN'S SUITS ATt$S7.ft)? I They are most wonderful bargains. Most of them are selling for less than they ac tually cost us and we couldn't begin to replace them for what we paidor them. Our loss is your gain. If you can get a fit out of the lot it will be a great saving to you. V PLEASE REMEMBER THE SPECIAL j jDJSLINEATOR offer is good all this week at a price LESS THAN ONE HALF of what the new price will be on June 1st. You know the Deli neator, don't fail to subscribe now while the special agent is here. ' ''" BUY YOUR BOYS' TOGS HERE We have the best Stocks of the best makes CAUSE OF STRICKEN IS PLEAD BY AMBASSADOR (By Associated Pr- t- . ATLANTA CITY, N. J.. April 29. ' Sir Auckland Geddts, British ambafi Mulur to the United States, pleaded the 1 cause of stricken Kurpe to several hundred Members and quests of the rtamber of commerce of the United fllUfw l eighth annual session last niahi. fidwio T. Meredith, aecretary 'f agriculture, and Admiral William 1 Benson, chairman of the United States shipping board, Tvere other speakers before the general session. "The gri&i American spirit," Sir Auckland said, "must assist Europe t. : Its feet, and tf" this assistance were not j XtrUicoraina; promptly, it might even- I tually caue America to be confronted wliji the great European problems that are causing so much unrest. "Are you going to stand by and wait fjr nu rope's troubles to come after ou. as come they will, or are you so las out to help Europe win through to reasonable conditions?" ha asked. Fiirminc was pictured as confronted with more eerioua difficulties than any other American industry by Secretary Meredith. DOWNEY ACCEPTS TERMS OF SPOKANE TEAM AFTER TURNING DOWN SENATORS out Ted Jafnieson of Milwaukee, champion of the 32nd division, in the sixth round of a scheduled 10-rouml contest lust nijjfht. Two solid blows to the jaw so' dazed Jamieson that he , was counted out while on his kilties. ONIY $5 A DROP.' By Associated Press.) flt'OKANE, April 29. Tommy Downey, Sacramento's recalcitrant in fielder, who refused to join the Sac ramento club of the Coast league, will play in the Spokane uniform of the I'acific International League, accord ing to Manager'cliff Blackenshlp of Spokane, who stated today he had ob tained Downey's consent to come north. Downey formerly played with Kansas Jty of the American Associa tCion. Blankenship now is looklug for an outfielder. CENSUS ENUMERATION . . TAKEN ON SN0WSH0ES By Associated I'ress.) PIKE CITY, Cal., April 2. Post master L. WWood, who was appoint- 1 ed special agent of the census bureau' to make the difficult enumeration of . Table Rock township, made much of i his way on snowahoes. This township In the Sierra fa snow-clad and spar-! sely settled and no. count was made j here early in the year wtu-n enumera tors elsewhere were busy. BOB MARTIN PUTS OUT 32ND DIVISION CHIP (Jly-Associated Press.) GRAND RAPIDS, April 25. Boo, Roth also has had built a sort of surf! Martin, A. E. F," and allied armies lounging chair of balsa wood for use ! heavyweight champion boxer, knocked of bathers. WILL TRY NEW SI RT BOARD , (By Associated Press.) SAX rRANCIHCO. April 29. A surf j board made of balsa wood from South ' America said to bt one-third lighter j than cork, Is to be tried, out at Hon- J olulu by W. P. Roth, general manager j of the Matson Navigation company. PETROGRAD, "CITY OF DEATH", CELEBRATES aaaaBBBS MjBjS- TifrCTHBTTM BsasL Lf &? mns, envisions jt xs, anu CJ, MMMI j throw for distance. Hoys, divisions A, 1 and C baseball throw for distance. I Zk process of nasriGi.io PARIS Pprhapt perfume at any other price might smell a swoet. but Princess of RospmiioM doesn't thiok so end she bas'piht $2sOi for S00 drops at t arm kind 'I, a drop One ton of sea weed yield only five drops .STItrKK SPOHi PJ,AS I - ' F3y Associated Press.) ; ' LiON'IXJX, April 29. Arrangements j of the tour of New Zealand by the I Prince of Wales who arrived at Auck- land recently, were disarranged hy the HUddon declaration of a strike of the I railway workers, says a Central News l dispatch from Auckland today. , and C High school Javelin throw. B High jump, broad jump, pole j vault and shot put. Boys, divisions ' C It, C, and It. compete In high Jump. IS Hoys, division B. C and D, and of lui:tt R school, compete In' running broad : K Jump. urcail Jump will be followed hy pole vuult and shot put. Track Kvenls In IHvlalnn C. f! Track events. 1. High school 120 -ud hurdles. 2. dirts' 2u yard dash. Division A. 3. Boys' 55 yard dash. Division A. 4. High school, 50 yard dash. 5. Olils' 60 yard dash. Division TV G. Hoys' CO yard dash. Division B. 7. High school. 100 yard dash. 8. (lirl.s' CO yard dash. 9. Hoys' 60 yard dash. 10. High school mile run, 11. High school 220 yard dash. 3 2. Girls' 100 yard dash. 13. Poys' 100 yard dush. 14. High school 220 yard hurdles. 15. 440 yard relay. Boys Division D. 16. 880 yard relay, high school. Fred Timniott Is Ttefcrec. Fred Beonion. county agent, who has had experlertce as a referee, will act as referee of the met, with Cash Wood, county Y. M. C A. secretary, as clerk of course. Assistants will be: ftection 1. ft. B. Inlow, of this city; Section 2. Harry Bowers, of Milton; Section S, O. C. Hadley of Athena: fScction 4, Howard Drew of Keho, and Section 5. J.'O. Russell of Pllof Rock. James Johrui will act as stnrter. Judges of the finish will be Fred SchmMt Hew R. K. Oornall, H. E McQuarry and C K. Cranston. C. 7.. Randall with two others yet to he chosen, will act as timer. VvA .fudges Named. Field Judges for Jumps, pole vault and shot put will be W. W. Harrah, Mnnsrield, and Iff, Henucfiamp. Field Judges for throwing baseball and Javelin will he Rev. J. M. Cornel Ison, F. Hoflgen and R. K. rhloupek. Guy Johnson will act as announcer. and the scorers will be William I.owell and H. Sherman Mitchell. Inspectors : have not jet been appointed. tUPPHli Demonstration Do not fail to visit this event at our store on THMSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK. Those of you who are users of this remarkable GOLD SHIELD COFFEE are wel! awtre of its merits. You who are using other brands will profit bythis demonstration. Sanitary Grocery DOAK s. DUNUtP. Prop. I rte iviot m Value i he Hest in Quality . PHONE 24 PHONE 24 I j Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices j East Oregonian Printing Department. ! N IOaTiIjY 700 SCHOOL ATin J-7TES (Continued fEom page I.) Jn-(he These exclusive photographs dlract froto Russia are the first reeelved in many months from Petrogrnd. tha "City of Death." Tens of thousands of people bare L-i ted to death in Petro jtrad uot conditions are sonie wbal. UsjtroTtd now. Above Petrograd reds cele brate the recognition of the vlet -government by Serbia, Note tint there are many droshkes and that tha' street ears are running. ' Below Crowd reading soviet bulletins. j to Sections and not to Individua : schools. f.reat Interest Shown. Superintendent Oreeo says that tense interest is manifested by 1 pupils. He takes this as an indict -(tlon of the success of physical cul jture. which was taught this year for jthe first time In the schools through lout the state, j All events for Hie meet have been line Acid Treatment placed in thrr groiipH, whlrh will l run off xlmultanooitKly, with JuiIkvh for each an-onp. The groups have I MM -p .;.! Into thn following; A, biiRi'Uill and jHVflin t in ' --y . n, high Jump, broad jump, pol vault nnd Hlitit put and C( track vcnbi. Kollowin; lu th progrfatjn: A baneball and javelin throwing 7.TO Bottle (32 doses) FREE Jut brcauar you atart thj day wor rl-d and tired, with arhinij h-iad, burn- S Inif and bearing down pains In the Z bai;k wrn out b'foro the day bog-inn do not think you have to atay In that j condition. z Be atronfr and well. Get rid of the'S 0alnr, t ,( i Jolntn, sore rnusrlea. rheu- (s matic aufferlnc. arbingr back or kid- E ney trouble asstavsl by Aelaitt. Get more aleep. If your reat la bro- S ken half a A n tlmea nfsht, you S will appreciate the comfort and 13 atrenirth this treatment ffivea. HhrumillNM, kidney and bladder tre-jS blea, ami all other nllmenta dua to ex- S sasBuva arid, no matter how chronic or Hlubhorn, yield to The villiams Treat- B metit. ft-nd this notice and 10 centii to nav ?3 4art coat of postajec., pacj&insr. etc., i The Dr. D. A. Wllllama To., S 1252. V. O.ig HNIr . East Hampton, Conn. You v. in receive a 75c. bottle (12 doaea. frve, by IS pwrcei poat. wo turiner ooufrntinn on yotir part. Only one free bottle to may famuy or auareaa. miiiHmmiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2l 5 5 IT IS ALL IN UMATILLA COUNTY i I 1170 icres, ino Irrigated, to sel i" alfalfa, outs tons isnnual- I S ly. 600 In prain. irood buildings, orchard, stream runs through 5- E premises. Plows, harrows, seeder, hopmlll with horse gas en- S J Bine, mowers and rake. 7 mile of hogwlro fenc e, tw, miles down S X h'H warehouse and dep.,t. The price la not 2S per acre as you I might suppose, hut only $((5. i B 391 acres in Tp. 2 N It. II, rt In frr.iin. 200 tlllshlo, nil fenced, - house, barn, 4 horses, harness, new w.ikoii. hack, mower, rake disc, seeder, chickens, turkeys household goods provisions on hand all S : goes nnd owner will take his hat and cane and walk out for flO.OOO. S 6K0 acres, will cut a thousand tons hay annually : ments, spring of cold water on premises piped to ; Sad pi'r acre. Terms. good improve- housc. Prlct fijo acres. 300 bottom land Irrigated, lllll land tillable. 100 acres in grain, close to town and R. It. per aTC. R r per cent staUon. $75.00 I have two rooming houses, cIofc In. paved streets, one 14 the other lr. rooms, pays dose to It per day net. Price $7,100 and $9O0o furntslitd. I have a few homes In the most desirable residence district In the city. I can show you more value for the money now Hum I have ever been able to do in the I'll years that 1 have lieen In the realty business. E. T. WADE, Temple Building I Kind the Hargabi. s V jttliiMjfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinnmYnftiniiiiiiifiifffn
