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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1920)
MOB TWO DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 192C. TWELVE PAGES PREPARE NOW FOR HOT WEATHER COME TO PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE, where it pays to trade, and get the best far the price, no matter what the priec 1 i i i I -.JU--JJI -UH- .mi-ei . .. A- -M J- .ui. - . : 'H..H- mi- . - 'JUL-j-. . J.l ..- :r; -. t-l I UJ '-.I ' UU - - l- ' $0UR ROMPIJfG, SOLLICKING ROY NEEDS STl CLOTHES It's certain that the confident phi losopher who bravely claims that "all things are possible" never tried to keep a healthy, active boy from climbing trees, or investigating everything he should not. It cannot be done! The only prac tical alternative is to have him wear our Right-Posture suits. They're made to go everywhere a boy goes and come back whole! Suits $12.50 to $27.50 LITTLE THINGS OF BIG IMPORTANCE How many little things do you buy during the year? How many dolars do these little things represent ? Take care of the little purchases and you will be better able to take care of the large ones. . 9c . 5c . 5c 19c 29c 35c 9c 69c 42c Hair Pins, box 5c Strong Combs 10c Hooks and Eyes Half Price Stickerie Braid, 4 yds. . 12c Pearl Buttons, card 5c Safety Pins, card 4e Real Snaps, card 7c Tape Lines 5c Best Rick Rack Braid. . 19c Thimbles 5c Pins, 300 count 5c Mirrors 14c 6 yds. Fancy Edging 9c Excellent Hair Brushes 25c Black Shoe Polish 5c Big Pencil Tablets 5c Ink Tablets. . 5c, 10c and 15c Good Note Books 5c Drawing Tablets 19c Good Pencils lc Premium Pencils, 2 for. . 5c Pen and Pencil in one. . . 10c 8 Pen Points 29c Automatic Pencils 19c IOBBOI Large Bottle Ink Spelling Tablet The Best Erasers Full Box Stationery. . . Linen Effect Stationery Colored Stationery 15c Tar Soap 75c Cuticura Soap, box. 50c Wifliam Toilet Soap Fancy Dress Buttons, dozen 10c Williams Shaving Soap. . 5c "Whiz Household and Me chanics Soap 14c Castile Bar and Wash Rag 15c Bie 3andanna Handker chiefs 10c 30c Cotton Gloves 19c Perfume, bottle 10c Baby Ribbon, bolt 13c Peroxide, bottle 12c Big Can Talcum 10c Babv Bottles, sanitary. 17c 40, 50, 60 Thread 3c A SPECIAL SELLING OF FASCINATING DRESSES The woman and miss whose thoughts are for another dress or two will be delighted to know that the frocks we have re duced are not of the ordinary kind that are usually offered at sale prices. These stunning modes are fashioned of the season's favored fabrics possessing all the charm and clever ness to be found in the more costly models. The materials are taffetas, messalines, tricolettes, Geor gettes and poplins. We have divided them into two big lots. LOT I includes values up to $40.00. Special price $29.75 LOT 2 includes values up to $68.50 Special pTice $42.50 loeioi loaei aoaot Long Silk Gloves in black and white are very popular, all sizes, the pair, $1.50 to $2.75. Silk Hose of real quality in gray and black, selling special here at the pair $1.75 Union Suits of summer gauze, low neck, no sleeves, tight knee or bodice top; all sizes at 75c and 85c. tocaoE This Warmer Weather Calls for Sheer White Goods You will like these novelty lace voiles, sheer crossbars, striped f laxons, gabardines, dotted Swisses. There is a good selection to choose from at 65c yd. to $1.75 Fast Color Madras that is full 36 inches wide, conies in such pretty neat stripes and colors for street or house dresses, children's clothes or men's shirts. The yard 75c New Printed Percales in dots.and stripes, 36 inches wide, the yard . . .35c to 45c It's STYLE that makes the Initial Impression It is the TAILORING that makes the style endure. It is the COMBINATION of style and tailoring that makes our clothes the most desirable. Suits $55.00 to $100 T. P. W. Pure Food Shop In Our Modvl Similar,! Basement CMSAXMYK5S ECONOMY SERVTCE 3 Main Due Phonos, alt 13. AH Other Drpts. call 22. Maple Sugar Butter A delicious suread for bread, hot biscuits. nanTI cakes, puddings, waffles, baked apples, fresh fruit, etc. Fine for cake frosting. Put up in pint pars, 65c Extra Fancy Kennewick Strawberries, 2 boxes 55c Fine Large Gooseberries, 3 boxes 50c Tru Blu Fancy Assorted Cookies, pound 50c Tru Blu Honey Boy and Butter Nats, lb. 35c Tru Blu Ginger Snaps, fresh and crisp, lb 25c Imported Japanese Crepe ' for blouses, dresses and chil dren's wear, fast colors, wears extra well. Yard . 75c Lingerie Baliste, flesh col or with printed designs of blue birds, butterflies, etc., for gowns and chemise. The yard 50c Black Silk Mull with lace stripe; 36 inches wide, for the new black lingerie, the yard $1.25 . v " Seco Silk or Silk Mull in all the solid shades to be used as drapes under- voiles and summer" fabrics. The yard $1.00 loeoi ioboi IOE30I IOE30I IOBOI on DONT FORGET OUR MEN'S $45.00 SPECIAL SUITS vaaxxma wbaxest department okb 36ePeoplesforehous AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PAT TERNS AND PUBLICATIONS gt would be made to hold 133,000 acre II ' BS3 M 1 fe?t of water. II - 1 HEAR William Howard Taft Former President of the United States and President of the League to Enforce Peace on "Bolshevism Vs. Americanism" A forceful, timely lecture that every American should hear, by one of America's best informed lecturers. Given under the aus pices of the PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL LYCEUM COURSE Happy Canyon Tues., June 1st GENERAL ADMISSION $1.50 Tickets on sale at Thompson Drug Store. 2500 Attended. The crowd at Boardman yesterday was made up of people from an far west as Arlington and east as far as Pendleton. Hundreds were in attend ance from Heppner and other points In Morrow courtly and likewise from the west end section of Umatilla coun ty. Hcrmiston and Heppncr wcro both represented by boys' bands. At noon a barbacue was served cafeteria style and the rush for food resulted In a human Jam rivalling a Happy Canyon crowd trying to get in to the pavilion during the Round-L'p. All were well cared for, however, and I many compliments were paid to ti .H. j Board rnan and others who took the . lead in the affair. The scene of tnc celeratlon was the Broadview ranch, I near the edge of the project and new- ly cut alfalfa was used to provide cov ering for a grand stand, a speakers' stand, the cafeteria and for numerous booths about the ground. C. C. Clark of Arlington, who pre sided during the program, deelared the chief purpose of the gathering wai to arouse more popular Interest in the project with a view to scouring action by the federal government Among the speakers of the day were Col. fcro- mett Callahan of Boardman and Port- j : l:md. Farmer Smith of the O. W, It. & I W Co., A. Buckley, division superin tendent. A. Hunt, county press agent for Morrow county, A. O. Hawn of New York, J. R. Raley, president of ! the Pendleton Commercial Aseocia i tion, J. S. Stewart of Corvallls and John II. Lewis, former state engineer. "Old Man John When the speakers had finished an Interesting- stunt was pulled off. "Old! Men John Day," driving a home and i mule ambled up to th speakers' stand and proceeded to protest against the scheme to use the John Day river wa ter to make good alfalfa land whn the land Is already supporting coy otes, snakes, cactus, owls. etc. A col lection of these animals on exhibit Just asroHS the feed canal and outside the present irrigated are furnished a striking illustration of the differs produced when water Is put upon the land. Following the r-xerHarn a Broad view rsm li a ball game was played at Boardman between Arlington and Hei J rulsluu, Wanted A girl experienced In Bakery and Pastry Good to take charge of our Bakery and Pastry Department. One who can take care of the trade. A good position for the right girl. Sanitary Grocery DOAK S. DUMAP, rnip. The Most in Value The Best in Quality PHONE 24 PHONE 24 iiiimiiniiinimmnminHiniiniiHiHiiniiittiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiitiuMuiiimiiiHHHiHiii For Your. Particular Appetite THE JOLLY INN Will sfirvo you just what you want and wijl not annoy 3 you with things that do not appeal to your appetite. That Noon Meal cannot be beat. Its variety and the quality is supreme. For the evening meal we are preparing1 TENDER j BREADED CUTLETS AND CHOPS. Salads, Fruits, a Variety of Cold Lunch Specials You will never know the best until you sec the dif- S fcrence. EAT A MEAL AT THE JOLLY INN Basement of the Hotel St. George WIIIIIIIMHIMIIMmillllllllllliimillirtlMIHinMIIIIMIUIIIIIIMIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlltliq
