SIXTEEN PAGES PAOB TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1020. A SM ALL CHARGE WILL BE MADE FOR NO EXCHANGES RETURNS ALTERATIONS 1 I, If . ' i iii 1 ill " l " i ' l 3)B---!'-; g-.,,-.... .-r.-,-- Wtriay t:.'iE3 j- ONE-HALF Our May Clearance of Women's Suits Coats, Dresses and Waists IS OFFERING YOU THE GREATEST VAL UES AND BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. IF YOU ARE GOING TO NEED A SUIT THIS YEAR, NOW is the time to buy it lull GRETLY ! 1 (m i IMJIj REDUCED j Women's Suits One-Half Price Tliis is the greatest suit sale of the year. EVERY SUIT IN OUR WOMEN'S WEAR DEPT. IS IN CLUDED and the assortment is the best in Pendleton. THE LATEST AND NEWEST IN STYLES, MATERI ALS AND SHADES. Every suit is silk lined and beautifully made. Every gar ment is a this season's style. Your Choice 1-2 price MAY SALE OF Women's Goats We off er in this sale one hundred Women's Newest Style COATS, at a reduction of 1-3 of the regular price, which means that you can buy a Coat that regularly Sold for $45.00-May Sale Price $30.00 Sold for $60.00-May Sale Price. . '. $40.00 Sold for $75.00-May Sale Price $50.00 Sold for l$100-May Sale Price $66.65 ASK TO SEE OUR MEN'S $37.50 SUITS They are real Bargains. PKVMJETONS greatest department store J JfWPeoples arohous iaiii.KBffl wwrpE ..ITPAYS TO TRAPF WWWSr ASK TO SEE OUR MEN'S $37.50 SUITS They are real Bargains. ftiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiH I T- P. IV- Pure I 1 i Food Shop I s In Our Model Sanitary Basement I CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE I s 3 Main Line Phones, all 15 All Other Depts. call 22 EXTRA SPECIAL I Swifts Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, very lean and ss SI Meaty, 6 to 8 Pound Weight 29c POUND I I Golden Rod Pancake Flour, 2 packages 65c White Laundry Soap, 15 bars $100 ! Rose Bath Soap, 12 bars 70c Extra Fancy Comb Honey, each 30c Uttle Polly Broom (a holder free with each broom) prLrc . I $1-50 5 ' ' UiUiiiuuiutnuuHuutuiiuiiuHiuniHUiUNNuniuaauiiuiiuiiiiuiHnnnniiiiiiiiii 1 I CITY MA.WiKR PLAX E.VDOHSED (Continue from page 1.) j ; tire city's interests and tbe added at tention to detail resulting from the work of a paid employe whose duty it is to see that the city's administra tive operations, including street clean ing', repairs, policing, etc., are carried on with business-like dspatch. "Therefore be it resolved, that the i i ' Commercial Association in regular session convened hereby en dorses the commission government city manager plan for adoption by the people of 1'endleton. To Prepare Amendment. "Bo it further resolved that the sulf- ; ject be referred to the committee on city interests with instructions to in vestigate the subject more fully, and to prepare a charter amendment pro 'viding for a commission consisting of four commissioners and a mayor, all I to be e lected from the city at large, jail to serve without pay, the commia jsion to have authority to employ a city ! manager to serve as Its executive J agent and to pay the city man lager nurh a salary as may be deemed I reasonable; the city manager to be 'chosen on a basis of his witness and without reference to whether or not he is at the time of his election a res ident of Pendleton. "Be it further resolved, that after the proposed charter amendment or amendments have been drafted and approved by this association that steps be taken to present the subject to tbe people at the first regular or special election that is held.'' Many Favor Plan. Considerable discussion took place before the resolution was voted upon, most of the speakers strongly sup-j porting the city manager plan. A m nnir those evoresslriK' themselves as fa- orable to lbs new plan wer O. Ai. J Klce, K. J. Murphy. President J. R. of late have been complaining that Raley, J. W. Maloney, Clyde McKay, "pull" has leen used in the selection E. B. Aldrlch and others. of u manager and that there is com- Sam Wright recalled what bo had - plaint 'because of various shortcom heard of the experiences of Ia Orande j ing In the working out of the plan, with the manager plan. He said at Ija (Jrands has commission of three first the people were elated with it but and it Is reported there is a belief 4? that control In too much centralised. One advantage though the tenant pinched, he will be cnt place. ' of moving Is that may continue to he pinched In n differ- A not her strange thing that postwar conditions have brought ouout is th taking admiral. lU-ro medals for volunteer farm hands might hslp some. 17 FEEDS FOR 17 USES Scratch Feed no grit. Scratch Feed with grit. Haby Chick. Scratch no irrlt. Baby Chick Scratch with grit. Growing Chick Scratch no grit. Growing Chick Scratch with grit. Chick Mash with Dried Huttermllk. Kgg Mash with Dried Huttermllk. Pigeon Feed. Horse Feed. Stock Fee). Molasses Stock Feed. Alfalfa Molasses Feed Hog Feed. Dairy Feed. Calf Meal. Crate Fattener. and every one a genuine More kinds now In the making, each a scientifically balanced Food und every sack plainly labeled; no guesswork. See our samples. , The Portland Flouring Mills Co. OLYMPIC FEED WAREHOUSE Thompson at Railroad Tracks. Phone 430 OUR KODAK FINISHING DEPARTMENT is the most com plete in Eastern Oregon. W e specialize on en largements. I f you have a good negative, bring it to us. Satisfaction Guaranteed THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. Th Rexall Store