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DAILY EAST ORSOOKIAN PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1920.
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THE LATEST STYLES IN VVOV1KVS JtiKSEY
SI IIS l)(:nTS.fl ST RECEIVED
Extremely smart jersey suits ami
jackets in white and spoil colors. Made
in tlie latest tailored lines. Sizes 16 to
44. v . , ,
PONGEE SUITS
The smartest of all summer suits.
Come in the natural color. Extremely
serviceable and very pleasing to wear.
TRICOLETTE SUITS
Very stylish and popular, in the
smartest of styles, in colors of navy,
Copen and white. Prices range from
$38.50 to $65.00.
Every One VMM M Know Whore
TtH- Hair 1Uin Getting Tliuac
EXTRA GOOD SILK
HOSE AT $1.75
If rhrht her, the best black silk hose
in Pendleton for the pair St.TS
NEW SILK
PARASOLS
quite a range of them for
women and children at pop
ular prices.
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DISTINCTIVE WASH FABRICS
Beautiful voiles and sheer flaxons, showing the very
latest printed designs for a summer frock. You're sure
to like the many new weaves and colors we offer. Prices
range from 50c to $2.25
WOMEN'S LOtf SHOES UK VI, FOOTWEAR
VALUE
The value of our shoes is known by the fact that women
who demand shoe style, shoe wear snd shoe quality at a rea
sonable price are satisfied to buy them, month after month,
year after year, thus making our shoa business show a steady
constant growth.
Woman's Brown Kid Pumps, turn soles, French heels, imi
tation tips. Price $13.00
Women's Brown Kid Pumps, colonial ribbon tie, flexible sole,
plain toe. Price $13.50
Women's Brown Calf Pump, chic tie, flexible soles, French
heels, plain toe. Trit e $13.50
Women's Brown Kid Pumps, flexible soles, medium vamp,
French heels. Price $10.50
Women's Black Kid Pumps, turn, soles, full throat, imita
tion tip, French heel. Price $12.00
Women's Black Kid Pumps, flexible soles, colonial ribbon
tie, French heel, plain toe. Priee $12.50
Women's Black Kid Pumps, turn soles, plain French heel.
Price $11.00
Women's Black Kid Oxfords, flexible sole, plain toe, French
heel. Price $12.00
Women's Black Kid Oxfords, Goodyear welt, military heels,
plain toe. Price $11.50
Women's Brown Calf Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles, plain
toe, military heels. Price - $11.00
Women's Brown Kid Oxfords, Goodyear welt, three eyelet
tie, colonial tongue. Price $11.50
GROWING GIRLS' PUMPS AND OXFORDS
Black and Brown Pumps, low heels. Price . . . .$6.00 to $,7.50
Girls' Brown Kid Oxfords, low heel. Price $7.50
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.
FOULARD SILKS
A summer silk that looks cool and beautiful, besides it does
give you the service. There is a splendid range of patterns to
choose from in the-various color combinations. The yard,
$3.50 to $4.75.
MEN'S SHIRTING SILKS
Mighty pretty stripes and colors in these now patterns we
are showing and its really economical to havo taeng made Up.
Prices per yard $2.o0 to $5.o0
THE PR! IN TED GEORGETTES
for blouse or drc:.s are on sale now at worth while reductions.
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Oar Model Sanitary Basement.
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones all 15. All Other Depts tail 22
NETTED GEM POTATOES
Extra fancy selected stock. Just taken from Weston
Mountain Pits
100 POUNDS $6.75
KAYSER KNIT
UNION SUITS
Made or fine long Maple cotton
yarns, very soft and high grade, mail
In bodice top. tight kuco or sirups over
shoulder and tight knee.
ltcgular Sins, the Milt . SI.2S
Ontsfaes. the suit $l.o
June Butterick Pat
terns are now in stock.
OTHER UNION
SUITS
in excellent qualities
at prices below their actual
worth, per suit 75c and 98c
LACE SILK HOSE
for summer wear are surely having the call. We are
showing them in black, white and brown at $1.59 to $3.50
COME AND SEE OUR $37.50 SUITS
FOR MEN.
GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
3fiePeoples farehous
Vjwi'nriara where it pa-ys to trade
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HAVE A LOOK AT OUR $45.00 SUITS
FOR MEN.
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M$AX. REACItKI: P1JJCBS
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merchandise br many stores is an in
dicator of the break, they agree. New
Yerfc newspapers are carrying many
advertisements announcing drastic
cuts to prices. The drop is due to a
gradual slackening- of public bnyrng.
arid tight money conditions, financial
leaders believe.
Trend Is Definite.
(By United Press.)
' WASHINGTON. Mar 1. The pub-
la: is on strike against high prices and
twere Is a definite downward trend in
commodities tbrouxhout the counto
according to advices received here to
day. The people are acting together,
government and economse experts be
lieve. , The people have delayed pur
chasing summer outfits, leaving the
raerchni! with large stocks on hand.
the United Press. "There is no doubt
It will extend Itself to food prices inso
far as people are able to curtail their
consumption of necessities. If price
generally go down too far, however,
there IS danger of a rebound.- But I
dont believe prices will go clear back
to their former level. I think the
limit of high prices has been reached
and passed."
GENEVA TO BE SEAT OF
LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS
i:IMtOAU TRACK JM .VD.VTED
(Continued from page 1.)
Baruc-tt See Slrfk. ' '
WAWUNOTON, May J 9 - rr.ee
cut in clothing merchant twin,;
r th beginning of a hot-frontal re
duction in the coat of all commodltiea
In the opinion of Bernard Baruch,
noted financier and former chairman
of th wax industries board.
"A nationwide buyer's atrike again
high prices ha bejrun.' Baruch told
to wade out rn the water to get their"
small sons off to school In time this
morning, uo numerous were the young
sters chasing suckers and other fish
in the shallow water overflowing the
street a A number of youngsters
csiught fish with their hands. Two
caught steel heads. In one backyard
thiK morning a steelhead was seen
flopuing arottnd in less than enough
ater to fhat hint and ho was easily
cai'tured.
No foBses of maegniture were report
ed as a resdlt of the accident and lit
tle or no time wHI be lost by the
mills. A large number of lawns were
covered with mud and debris and lots
j with a low elevation which were flood -I
ed will be slow in draining. One of
i the heaviest losses, of fowl 'was that ot
Mrs. Kimer JSnyder, who Is reported
to have lost nearly 190 chickens.
(By United Press.)
ROME, May 19. The council of the
league of nations, in session here to
day, decided upon Geneva as the seat
of the league's headquarters, it Is
learned. The decision followed Swit
zerland's vote to become a member of
the league. The council also decided
that states desiring to Join the league
must first conform to its regulations
! regarding armaments to be prepareu
i by the league commission.
DRY LAW DRIVES MEN TO DRINK!
RUSSIAN ARMY CLAIMS
SUCCESS OVER POLES
(By Aj-KcH-lated Press)
LONDON. May 18. Success against
the roles In fighting on the northerly
part of the front Is reported today by
the Hessian, soviet government In an
official message from Moscow, dated
M on day.
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Lunch Goods
I, WASHINGTON The bootleggers of America hare degenerated
Into a crowd of cheats and swindlers. Analysis made by Uncle SanO
chemical laboratory shows that' man hare been drinking hair tonics,
shellac, footwaahes and shaving lotions, with this home-made
"mountain pot" Ji. A. Babbitt, " -t the laboratory, tests con
fiscated whisky. "
The time is here for picnics and outing, and to get
A real enjoyment out of a picnic you. must have a
REAL PICNIC LUNCH.
We can put up a lunch for you the whole crowd
will enjoy.
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International Bridge, leading from Ei Paso to the Mexican taws. of Jnares, as these pictures, ths first
tlm Us Qbragon revolution, show. The SereetA V. 8. Cavalry Is guarding ths bridge. Inset picture
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S. D. PETERSON
( amlMalc rr Ih'publhaii Numliuuksi rr IMtrtrt Minnn v at the Primary
Ktedion May J I.
TO TUB HKITHIJCAN VOTE1I8 OP IIMATH.M COUNTY:
I appeal to you for your endorsement and support at the coining primary
election. No. on ballot.
The office of district attorney Is i to none In imaostanes, especially
so at the present time when more or lea iinrcKtrulnrss prevails. The public has
a right to know what to expect from the incumbent of that office. If I am
elected, I shall exercise a proper regard for the natural and constitutional
rights of every ettisin nod the name time take aggressive act inn for the re
pression of anything which threatens thesafety 6l our Institutions.
The proper handling of the coiimy's civil legal business Is of great Im-'
pnrtnnee to tho people. - In this work, the county hventltted to, and should
have the services of a lawyer of ability and ettprelcnee. 1 have practiced law
uccessfully in Umatilla county for the past fifteen years, and In North Caro
lina four years before coming to Oregon, and If 1 am elected 1 shall give
every matter wherein the county rtrart or any of the other county officials
need legal services, my most earefni end undlvMM ettefrllon.
ff I am elected I shall justly fairly, an.l Impartially enforce ail the crim
inal laws, and will at an times, vigorously, and fearlessly Conduct the business
of the office In as economical manner as en be done.' cwnsisteiit with ef
ficient and thortrogh administration of the office. eMail tf an tliffew eer.
rise due regard for the Interests of the taxpayer. 1 ahalt Consider the duties
of the office an Imperative demand upon my time and best energies, ever con
scions of the fact that I am the people's servant nd thh-t the people demand
the best aad'-wioet efficient servtevX which f am capable of performing.
I premise a Just, fair, vigorous, fearless and Impartial administration of the
office.
. D. PKTKRHOX
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