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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1920)
DAILY EAST OREGOHIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EV.ENINO, MAY 18, 1920 TWELVE PAOE6 We Are Pendleton Agents for Hart, Schaffner & Marx John B. Stetson and Knox Hat-. Manhattan Shin-. Faglc Shirt, Brad I o Sweaters, Gossard, Royftl Word many other well kixmii lraud-of 0vK alfwilh'a rrjuitati.m fur tv:il iialil y. all guaranlr, (h Wo tako-a-Ik vi- you gel tlu-boi for the pricviio.TOtter what tin-jii ire.. ( ;.... Clothes for Men arid Boys sjt rand Bon Ton CggBets, Carters V ndnear ai chtliVv, unknown tp&Slir. uiv hen-. Wflch you hi ar and my AQ TWO SW E VTERS F? H SPORT WEAR At one time s their drab color i att rs were nnJopuUu- with women for .Hid buidness. Bur. : Hasten ei-edtors have changed their funner errors unci now women acclaim these new styTes and colorings as a utting raiment to complete their summer wardrobe. Our collection is most extensive and no matter what price you pay here for anv selection you mav make, you may le f-iu-e you aie receiving the besi in stvle and quality your money can buv. They're priced from . . .". $5.75 to $45.00 TAFFETA SILKS For Milady's summer frock is not only fashionable but very practical as well, sheds dust easily, wears well and makes up easily. The best shades are navy, black and brown, then there are other colors, priced, per yard $3.50 to $5.00 ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR of quality. Vests, bloomers ;aiu envelope chemise in the vari ous styles that .-ire popular. Excellent weight, washes easily and wears weiL PricVs ranging from. . ... . $4.00 to $7.50 WRAM.TEOR "NIU;K M AID" SILKIKKSK High in quality and .value, colors of brown, black atl white, all sizes. The pair .' $3.50 Aluminum Covered Kettles Hold about 5 quarts and made of a pure aluminum. Well designed vessels that would sell regularly at dJO CO $4.75. Basement Special... Double Rice Boilers $1.98 Coffee Percolators . 2.2t Tea Ball Tea, Pota 2.23tc- Kttles $.8 Pudding Pans Stc to WtAn1 a sp011 priced lot of other most J ' ' serviceable and practical Aluminum Round CeUenders . fl.os Vtasels. Our Aluminum Specials Have Proven Most Popular Witli All Shoppers. rrmw H AVE YOT SEEN THE REAL HAND M ADE LACES Now on display in our window. They are very attractive. Then there are beautiful filet, venise, Oriental, vals and many other beautiful spring laces that are so popular this season. SOMETHING NEW PURE LINEN CLUNY LACES TWO LOTS One lot narrow edges about 5-8 inches wide at the yard 20c One lot pure linen laces, 1 1-4 inches wide extra values at the yard 30c. 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 GROCERIES FOR LESS Extra Good String: Beans 6 cans $1.00. case $3.70 wmte .Laundry Soap 15 bars $1.00 Del Monte Table Catsup, bottle 25c Pheasant Brand Oysters, 8 oz. cans 35c Picnic Hams, Fresh Shipment, pound. 29c Extra Fancy Comb Honey, each 30c Rose Bath Toilet Soap 4 bars 25c, 12 bars 70c Fresh Country Butter, 2 pounds $1.10 Carnation, Bordens and Blanchard Milk, 7 cans $1.00 Summer Wash JMi Dresses jmm: Priced Ifflr: We could write a full page story about the daintiness and usefulness of these cool, summer wash frocks. To convince yourself, come and see them and have one of our saleswomen point out to you all the attractive features. They are all in the modes approved by style authorities and are fashioned of sheer colorful fabrics that are very practical for warm weather wear and ready to take a tClbblhg very week if necessary. Dimity, Organdy, Voile, Swiss and Gingham. Priced from $8.95 to S38 75 THE PRINTED GE IRC.E'ITKS For blouses and dresses in a wide range of patterns are now ON SALE. . HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S $37.50 SUITS YET? OESOZmQ 6REAFEST DEPARTMENT 3fiePeoples where; it pays to trade nuns rohousa r MAKE THIS STORE YOl STORE; IT WILL PAY YOU. 0EHMNS TO PUSH MILLAGE CAMPAIGN etrtutiorts, was the declaration of mem br?i of the Satan party which In spected the University of Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural collfeK. The exenrsion was made under the aufi- I r'!c y of the Cherrtan, approximate ly 75 men making the trip. They in.y .n -went to Eugene by train where they - . inspected the University of Oregon, OltECOX AGRICt'LTtJRAL COI-nd later were guests at a general as JSET. My' 1. Ttiat they would gosemhly. Thn Kagene Chamber of wck 1c- Salem and push the miflaffe Commerce gave a luncheon in their imptlrn Mr higher educational in-honor and furnished autoa for con- m LACE ON CHIFFON IS AN INSPIRATION ptrsoa tfjw veyance to Corvallls where they ar rived at 3:30 o'clock. The first thing on the local pro gram wau a brief tour of Lhe. campui in auto. Then a general convocation wan held in the men's gymnasium at 4 oVlock. at which mass Ringing ut. der tho direction oPD. V. Poling anl music by the band were features. N. Ft. Moore of Corvallis, a reagent of the institution, presided. Brie enthu siastic talks were made by several of the visitors and others, including C. B. Clancy if Salem, "Jim" Elvln. sec retary of the Salem, Y. M. C. Ai; Dave liraham of TZugertt. a graduate of the University of Oregon; J. K. Weather ford, president of the board of re gents. Secretary In told the stu denta and Btoulty people that they were much impressed by lhe needs, of the state institutions and wpnld go back with the Intention of Informing others of these needs. lie said hat the parw would take pleasure in ccrm ing back nt the end of a year or to and noting the results of the efforts of the people of the state in giving the state llirttlltlrnn the building's and equip ment and faculty needed to maintain tne proper standard. . ... Mr. Moore welcomed the visitors to the college and told of some of the needs of the institution. Following the convocation the vis itors were shown over the campus ana later Were tflven a compllmentar luncheon by the Oorvaltis Commercial'! club. The party .left by the ;12 Ore gon electric train. M EAT PRK I ; 0t l A Kfl CHICAGO, May IS.' The wholesale pric of meat haa declined 16 per cent during the past year while the prices of nearly all other necesHltieH have, in creased, according to a monthly bulle tin of the American meat packers. BELGIUM GETTING READY FOR OLYMPICS f thl ' itott fit.. i. ibe l&Xtfl footlar ' w II ar aiiachd to a bandes lot l-IBCk IM t -uite de IB I ulat who coilld resltt the aopa. r fc met awtltoaat mik i four-inca pUla cMffofi drop Tot" n- it., jr i. Tben (here t, Ux tunic da ut lm: tr a a baU yard of It. WAI.SH RAI'S 0(,Ki;SS (I3y Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May 1. Profiteer- 1 ine was discussed todav in the enate ! by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, who asserted that extortions of profi teers is the principal cause of the widespread unrest and that congress Is "culpably Inactive" in moving to relieve; the situation. t : : Dance Tomorrow Nit Liberty Hal MUSIC BY SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA. Every Housewife Sunshine DULL, THROBBING OR VIOLENT HEADACHEJ Dr. Jaitw lrolifr ITiwrtnrs rirar Your iiixl i .ir.. I 1.1 I'nin at n- rfth- ir I'.n Ui. rralii5e the value of a umncotion with a roliaWo Grnrery Housff. There is both ECONOMY AND SATISFACTION in buying the best for your table. Our stock is complete antl we are in a'pOsritidn to fill aiy Ht.e oraer wim t,i.tA, l-Kt3H CiOODS. i Hre are Brat ptcturea abowina a smtlon of the groat stadium at Antwerp under conat ruction anil (hn net ronrtaan KMI. suDnrb i.l Antwerp, wbere the flower of the world 'a athletes will compete next AguL A Up on the cinder path la 1332 feet. The stadium cover 11 acres and baa accommodation for 3Q.00U spectators. Ynn XmVc a Ir. Jarrtr- Headache rnwder mid tn Just n few moments onr h. ...I t iciw-K and all nr.iralirla and pain. fAdes nwuy. ' It's the eiickct iid surest rellet for Qi'tubrrhe. wheth er dull, throhblnic, avHttlrwr or nerve- racking.' Srn.l m.in'fn'. to (be drag morn and Ret a dhrie PMSiKt now. iCJutt siifferlnc It's (So naeiHeqs. Be sure you get Dr. Jamea,1 Haadarhe 1 1 "wdi rn I hen there will (ie no disap i potntment. CALL 24 Sanitary Grocery DOAK S. DtTWUaP, Prop. The Moat in Value Th Best in Quality PHONE 24 PHONE 24 1 I i