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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1920)
FAfM TWO DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2C, 1920. TEN PAGES There Are Two Ways to Buy Your Clothes HIGHEST I'KICE OK9HE PEOPLES RE KM ISI'j where von nlwsvs ei tlic hesJ fur the nrire. uo luattt'r what the nriec. It will iav vou to come to us . - -Z j-sJ , im i s- : 1 RIGHT-POSTURE BOYS' CLOTHES THOSE SHKINER R( BES Made by the Pendleton Woolen Mills air certainly beau .tiful. The color combinations are so harmonious, with the Shrine rs insignia woven into the center. They are on display in our window and as there will he only a, limited supply we advise early purchasing-. Price each . . . $20.00 PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPES $2.15 for qualities that formerly sold for $3.50, $875, $4.00, $1.50 and $4.75. The designs are beautiful and colorings are won derful, very fashionable foivblouse or dress. Be sune to see them at this price. The yard $2.85 RIGHT-POSTURE" CLOTHES Dip Lightly Into the Family Purse. 4 Economy in a boy's clothes is not what is on the price-ticket, but what is under it the fabrics and the tailorwork. Even the best suit will wear out, of course, but it will outwear two cheap suits. "Right Posture" Clothes are made to stand long, hard usage from healthy, husky boys. In addition, your boy is coaxed through the ex clusive "Right-Posture" feature, to cultivate correct carriage that he and you will be proud of. Be sure that the "Right-Posture" Trademark is sewn under the collar. Thousands are reading our helpful booklet, "The Clothes A Boy Should Wear." Have you written for your copy? -J TRICOLETTES ARE ON SALE SPORT SILKS are on Sale In the dress goods section. ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS Guaranteed.! I You neod corsets for Style but you buy them for Servre and nothing can take tho place of long wear. We have spent years get ting acquainted with practically every corset :tiul when we offer you ROYAL WORCES TER corsets, we know we are giving you the best wearing kind most ecenomica-1 corsets made. . I ' ' t i '. ''($. : t i .3 , You can see their Style you can feel their Fit and their Service is guaranteed by us. Made with the patented O-I-C clasp which does not pinch, break, twist, squeak and al ways stays flat. . m Ol l( SPECIAL CLEAN-UP NAI.I tH Tills li.K;,Aix SHOP WILL in:if 00 o ki:m i : Tin: hh.ii cost or i.mx;. H. C. L. Iteduc Ml mtriJ.lANT SATKK.N SKIRTS Fancy, thin spring stylen, miul" for Special Values in WOMEN'S KNIT UNION SUITS A veiy special purchase last September enables us to offer extra good values in women's gauze knit union suits. Every wanted style included in the lot, low neck, sleeveless, bodice top, tight or umbrella knee, sizes from 36 to 50 inches bust measure. Here are the prices, we know you can't duplicate them elsewhere. 75c, 85c, 98c Women's and Misses' KNIT BLOOMERS Flesh color and white in sizes 5 to 8, a good quality gauze cotton for summer wear. Special price per pair 59c long wear St. Its , II. ;. I., it. 'ilmed WOM i; 'S ST H'K INKS Wurfc iinil white cotton. Purchases limited IfJo H. '. J., ltnduced $7.50 vahiiw. (tlzen 2 I -2 to 7. Every pair S4.a 11. C J.. Reduced , hoys' cokuvhoy ivwts A very tough corduroy, 'X'Pllont. 12.75 values $tA(S H. C. I HcdiK-.-d q h.t oovcaiiNoa Very baauliful patterns, ull one yard wide . MX H. C U Koduced 50c OniWHAM RJODCtCED Not the cheap variety, free from starch 37c H. C. U Ko.Iiic.h1 60c I'll 1. 1 tt GASES Measure 4iix8i. on Hale thi.t week 45c . Hi! Q J induced PRETTY VOII.K WAISTS The daintiest voiles, plain or very fancy $l.t& H. O. U Reducr-d MEN'S WORK RHIfM's The kind that wear, 6 months' giiuranlfe CI. 4(1 II. C. L. Reduced YARD OOOUS HKMNAVl'S A liberal assortment, prices radically cut. H. C. 1.. Kedurcd . WOMEN'S I Ml .It Wl : Alt SALE Glimmer union suits. eapoaMy , . liiced . . .4 4e II. C. I.. nortuNSI nil. I. it! s wiirri: HOME Rxcllrnt .'. valura, the ('lover Leaf 1 brand fPJ M. '. I.. Iteduo d llll.DltKN S BUtl ' KRAI. I S Red trimmed, very tougu $l. H. C. I.. rtiMluciel Mr.NX WIKI tilOVliS The best horse side. I'tre. and . sem proof II. C. U l:d i CHn.nRI.N H WIIITK I'ltl ssrs Very pretty stls unit nintirials. 1-1 prico. If, ('. U fioduccd HII KKI 'S MlllDIi S A special Kale, made Kood anil strong $1.4 H. C. U Reduced WOMEN'S WIHTI: SHinis All n.-w !.lP'S. every ohe a lar- k-ain II. C U Kediirv4) WOMEN'S KNITTED RIOOMKM Pull klasWc, color pink 7k- H. ' I- UedlK'ed WHITE I 'I .'ITU oats Fine muslin, dainty MnhrtMdQry $1.49 TtieM ami a thinMnil ..ili.r lnI BarKUlns will help you in tir cm- u!Klt of -a Hit. . THE BEST VALUES IN MEN'S SUITS ARE HERE AT $45.00 jgnptWO tlEATEST DEPARTMENT ROSE ihJlJ.M.Iffwnn where: it pays to tbif WMil! ROYS' SPECIALLY PRICED SUITS ATsaas I'- Z : '1 'GRAIN GRADING CIRCUS' WILL VISIT IN COUNTY crop the federal ffrafles will continue to be in force. At the request of the grain trade. j Uie federal grain siandrdH and their ' "led to show the actual grading of r correct anolication. grain under me ieuerai snuuiu, I Federal grades for wheat, shelled will make several one-day stops in Umatilla County. Right now, before the 1920 harvest seaaon begins, a fine J y the licensed In- ENGLISH RAILROADMEN Liit wins mm H am i The Federal drain Supervision "grain irradinr cirtsus" of the Bureau of Markets, United States Depart ment of Agriculture, is spendinc the month of June in Eastern Oregon and corn, and dats are still effective. The grades for wheat were established be fore the prain corporation began its control of wheat marketing, and whether or not there is a fixed price e&tahlished for grain, of the coming pccially emphasizing those factors which affect the grade of tho grain grown in this section. Everyone inter ested in the grain business, which in cludes the grower, should know the correct method or making the few de terminations which enter Into the WHAM! MiliMHilMWl grades ns aligned spectors, particular.. test wehyht per tratnel determinations. Two representatives frtjm the Port land federal grain supervision office will be in charge of these one-day meetings, liringing standardized equip ment with them. Every wheat grower is urged to attend and tHl his neigh bor about this event and be sure to at tend at least one of these meetings. The performance starts at 1:00 p. m. If one has any grievances about the i federal grades or their application, he U invited to tell 'them to these men ( who will have charg'e of the meetings. which will bo very formal. The Pendleton meeting fa June 11 at the county library and the Athena meeting on Wednesday, June . TO INSPECT TERMINAL FACILITIES IN WEST (By Associated Press.) SEATTLM3, Wash., Muy 26. Head ed y Kir Vincent Ilaven a parly of English railroadmen Is expected to ar r.ve in Seattle Friday or Saturday for an inspection of terminal facilities here. The party is inakinx the West- , vrn trip to jnspect ,the electrification of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Ft Pan! road. Milwaukee official will ; .'.ccomjuiny the party. HONOR SYSTEM FaTlS SAYS PRISON WARDEN today Ttvonly convicts hare escaped from the farm recently. pOJEJASSFY Ft i It E NT I U om U man Phone 397-M. r one gentle- JOKIRT. III., May 2fi. The honor system-Li a failure and cannot be cur ried out effectively, Even-tt J. Murphy. Warden of the Joltet penitentiary said WANTETJ AT ONCTB hy adults 3 or 4 room partly furnished apartment. Miiht bn close in to Main Bt., between Wehh and river and on ground floor. Permanent Addrfnn Hot 47. THINK THEY ELOPED CARS FROM EAST TO AID FREIGHT CIIICAOO. May 2fi. First emcr I gency cars from the east to relieve I freight congestion and to expedite coal i shipments u the Chicago district nr I rived yesterday. Tho movement will continue for a week. Oars will be sent j west for the shipment of grain and : then to the mines for the transport of ! coal. DIRIGIBLE R-39 TO HOP OFF FROM ROME TO BUENOS AIRES HOME, May 26. The dirigible air ship R-34. which In lir flew across the Atlantic from England to New York and back, had a triaJ flight yes terday and ahortly will attempt a flight from Home to Buenos Aires. DRASTIC DEFLATION OF CREDITS APT TO BRING HARD CRISIS IS WARNING I CLKVEt-AXD, O., May 2. Current pr'lc reductions arc not due to ovr j production. In the opinion of p. IT. rsasVirf vice president of the flunrunty J Trust Company of New York , who , warm-d aurainst too rapid deflation of ereflftta In an address before the eighth ' annal convention of the Association of Reserve City Bankers yesterday. ! Those who are clamoring for a rapid I fall In prices," he said, "should bear j 111 mind that dractie deflation will mean painful economic :idjiirtrnrnt, of whleh widespread unemployment and ' business dlsircas would be fcaturts. i "The average man should remember1 that there Is not much advantage In , being aide to Jniy twice as much for ft 'dollar if he does not have tho dollar. ") I 1 ' i - k mm w i j 1 J. L. VAUGIIAN ELECTRIC CONTRACTS EVERYTHING ELECTRIC Jhe Federal Electric Washer Machine we are showing is a new machine in this city. Before buying look it over. lliune I3t 20 B. CJonrt St. ror ijuaiiiy uooos 1 TRY THESE FEW ITEMS Milton Strawberries, Florida Pineapple, Florida Crap Fruit, Swift Premium Hams, Bacon, Boiled Ham and Chip Beef. Tea Garden, Breakfast Bell, Log Cabin, Crimson Rambler, Cant and Maple Syrups. SNOW MAID FLOUR MILWAUKEE Miss Martba Trepciyk's father was a patient at tbs county Bospttal. Herbert Henninf, forger, under Are years' aenteaee, was brought In tor treatment. When the girl called oa her father she "Was introduced to Hennlng in the next cot. Now Hcnnlng has escaped from bis cot and Martha Is missing. Police belters tasr aaa - Sanitary Grocery POAK 8. DUXMP. Prop. The Most m Value The Best in Quality PHONE 24 s PHONE 24 J