Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1920)
,moB TWO DAILY EAST OKEQONIAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY KVENINd. JUNE 8, 1090 TWELVE PAGES CASH SA VING PRICE REDUCTIONS III almost even department of our toiv' mukr it nibsl .rofiUtMr to vu to trade here. V are-irvrun to do our bgrhi Trdrn-fnhc II. C, L. by g values we can IT WILL PAt" YOU 1t TOADE HER ft. " I f . 1 1 EXQI rSITESl VfMER HUH SES iTTOACT l i:i PRICED SUMMER FROCK MADE FROM THESE EXCELLENT QUALITY TAFFETA SILKS i t I -Iff IffWlM Jj .. - Here tlie disLTiminatintr dresser may view the new in blouses especially created for smart summer wear. Scores of lovely models, original and diverse in their character and desigjunjr. developed of sheer, cool, colorful fabrics that are youthful and attractive. Organdy, Voile. Grope or Georgette $3.73 to $35 AT SIGHT IN an Eaglo Shirt you recognise at sight an air of distinction in fabric and vStyle. Only later do you appreciate how different are its exclusive pattern, its color combinations, its weave. An Eagle Shirt reflects the high' est ideals of fabric weaving and the quality of the wearer's taste. Every shirt the ultinuite in value will le more than pleasing to you and taffetas are very much the fashion. Colors to choose from are taupe, gray, brown, green, navy, copen, rose, wistaria . and blacks. 1 Prices range from $3.50 to $4.75 AXOTHKR WEEK OP BIST SHQppnjO Another week Of special bargains and inon) sat. Another MM) of raxli and hurtle r,r our i Iran upa We're solute to make this nk cxix-ll the liisi,Mss uf the- previous one ami tlial can only be done h offering better ami teases' bargains. KOI It Mfi BARGAINS VAKD coons Priced in many canes 25 per (rent lower than the present wbolusale price. Thousands of yards of pood, serviceable Ginghams. Percales, c'halliea. Voiles. I .awns. Muslins, etc. Conic and get yours. inn si noi i ii UUIWaRE Prices cut until they are the lowest in oil Pendleton, and every item a useful .ite m. Pots, p:;ns, brushes and all the smaller needs for the house. Kvery article Is a good cash Raring- bargain. Come and set roars. hboes ran ALL This la nothing short of a wonderful sale. .Shoes for the whole family. Men's work shoes and dress shoes, women's Tine shoes, heavy shoes and comfort shoes, low shoes for all and shoes for the children. Come and fcet yours. mum i m: Suits. Preas rn Silks. Serxe and Cotton Wash Roods, Skirts, Waists and many other garment, all offered at prices such as have never before been enjoyed by careful shoppers. Come and ;-! ynwrs. If you are striving luted to make your dollars go a longer way and pull a heavier I, ad you will find Ol It BARGAIN HAsi MINT VO It sllol'. I -e it to your best ad vantage. T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary llascmcnt ci.rNi.INI s ECONOMY smtVK i: 8 Main Ike I'hoiies al 13. All Other Dcpts. call H SWIFTS PREMIUM MEATS The Best of Quality. Priced Correctly Swift's Premium Hams, pound 50c Swift's Premium Bacon, pound 67c Swift's Empire Bacon, pound 55c Swift's Boiled Ham, pound 80c Swift's Dried Beef, pound 75c Swift's Pickled Pigs Feet, pound 35c Swift's Baked Luncheon Loaf, Corn Beef I Loaf and Ashland Specialty, pound 45c A NEW LOT OF VESTJNGS The daintiest materials and patterns we have yet seen. Pretty vests of white and cream color, trimmed with dainty val laces. Then there are the bandings to match in ruf fled effects to make collars or cuffs. Complete sets at prices that are really nominal. They are in the window now. Don't fail to see the window display of NEW SUMMER RIBBONS You will like them. WINDSOR TIES for wear with middies or blouses or for chil dren's wear, in an especially good assortment of plaids, checks and plain colors. Every shade that you could ask for at. .35c to $1.25 DON'T YOU NEED A NEW RAG RUG? We have a good selection to choose from at prices ranging from $1.75 to $3.50 All of Our Silk anil Leather HANDR GS Are on sale at greatly reduced prices. Not one reserved. Take advantage of this sale. We Certainly Have the Assortment of NARROW BELTS that are so popular at the present time. Belts of patent leather or kid in black, white, red, green, brown, navy and tan. A new lot of them. Prices from 35c to $1.25 WHY NOT If AVE A PARTY BOX to take with you on your vacation. Various new and odd shapes, made of patent vachette at $3.85 to $0.50. ttSBUOma MEAT EST DEPARTMENT JfiePeoplesTOre SyiMW wHFPq rAVS TO TRADE ous . BOSTON BAGS are very convenient and almost a necessity when you want to take a short trip and do not need a larger traveling bag. Made of good leathers, black or tan. Price $7.85 f J FIVE AMERICANS ARE ELIMINATED AT GOLf I'efeated Bertrand Bannerman 0( Yel- verton. seven and five. in another first round matfh F. C. -Vewton of New York finished all square on the home green, but his op j ponent, K. Caldwell Ker, beat him. playing lb extra hole and won 1 uf tl holes. ) ties. About 5.000 in all will be sent out during the summer. Ahout 200 young mallard Umks are also available for distribution, .Mr.. Uarwiu said. By Associated Press.) ; jrriK-Flia-l. Scotland. June I. five of the American golfers entered In the English Amateur champion ahlp tournament which began Monday were eliminated in the opening round. A. J. P. Bvera of liitslurgto. United States champion in INI, waa defeated ay a. C Manford. LJiffni-ss. five and (Mr. a. H- MoJker cf St. Uouis last to A E Phillips. Porters Park, 3 and :, ajid D. V. Pmyih. County Down, de feated F. H. IwulClas of New York. United States champion in 1 t'jf, three aj.d tare. r. A Wheeler did no.t win a hole In Jtl.l mutch against Oapt. K F. Carter of the Uoj-al Ton. flush flub. Ireland. a. a. SUcknry of Clayton, Mo., was the first American played to win. lie YOUNG CHINA PHEASANTS WILL BE TURNED LOOSE NORTHWEST LEAGUERS two of the flubs were over the limit. ( The director voted to stand behind any of the weaker teams and ntr njjth- i en them at tfM$T MTR ex pens if neoea- I I ary. That the Seattle Olub will he 1 'strengthened shortly was indiented I :iml an announcement or two of real I Import to the Seattle backer whh J prtHJltsed iiisi1e of a week. WILL AID WEAK CLUBS ; BUREAU WILL EMPLOY AN ASSISTANT AGENT Awoeiuted. Press.) (By Associated Press. ) PRATTLES, V.-h.. June S. To re plenish the supply of Chines pheas ants in woo4m tt.r- t the state, the state tfaine farm at Walla Walla will commence shipment of 6-week -ld "chicks" t. ownty game commis sion next -week, H. Iarwin. Mate roe comoUKiunt r. announoed today. The pnt shipment ! Ir. Darwin atd, will be tAj wsKtrrn Washington coun- TACOMA, Wash., June . Officials and directors of the Pacific Interna tional League met here Monday. Pres ident Louis II. Burnett reported that while it wa.n one of the most success ful meeting- the directors have yet held little Of interest to the fan was accomplished. Moot of the business consisted of pooling the holiday re ceipts, attending to the transportation tHILs and see that each club was with ing the salary and player limit. Some of the managers Indicate d that one or SHAMROCK IVS FREAK LINES A S SILHOUETTED AT LAUNCHING An aiy;istant county agriculture agent is to he employed by the I'mi tilla County Bureau to aid Fred Ben nlWn. n nrjllm to a recent decision of the bureau's executive board. The duties of the assistant will he confined liirgely to distributing to far mers distillate ordered through the, P farm bureau, nnd his salary will be paid by barging a half to unn cent ! i for dli very of each gallon. Twelve j ears of distillate or 100,661 gallons j wese recently delivered to ill county ; farmers at an estimated saving of $9,- i 0C0. and an additional 80.000 gallons is som tii l.o disti iljiiti'ft to l no far mers who did not receive gas from the Qm shipments. The executive com- I mittee states that liecause of such aj saving, the ttureau can well afford to employ an assistant for Mr. Bennion. Mr. Uennion has been forced to give practically all his time to arranging for distribution of gas, but with the employment o an assistant he will be ' able to look after other activities of ;the agent's office, uch as sulphur dmonstrations, weed control, etc. O. A. ". hSm been a.sked to supply the assistant as won as possible. Tt lis probable that a man who is in , training as a county agent will be pent. He id os his duties ta distrlbut ' 1 tte dtst iliate. the assistant will give general help to Mr. Bennion in othor lines of county agent and farm bureau work. Notice to move at once was served yesterday afternoon on the Apostolic Faith evangelists who have been hold ing tent meetings for the past fort night on the city's property on east Webb and Clay streets. The notice was prepared by City Attorney James A. Fee at the instance of the city (council, which held a special meeting yesterday afternoon to take action. Chief of Police KoberLi served the papers. The evangelists announced at their meeting lust night that there wuuld VOILE 0R SUMMER JOjTEJUSSJIFY i VVANTKI By rapablr wnnn. rook inif on farm referenCMi Adflress "i-M" thin ofCi. e. I be no services there tonight, in vin pUant;e with IJUe oity's edict. Kffwts ;ue now being mude to find another location for the tent, but 11 is hinted l ha even should the evangelists to. j CUte within the city they will find tdifflciilty getting another permit. The permit under which they were holding rreeiings was ordered revoked by the count II at the session. Leaders of the evangelists yesterday evening took their case to a local at torney but so far have taken no defi nite action towards retaining tin if tent within the city. Action against the sect was not alone due to the Kdward Itue Inci dent, in which he Is alleged to have gone insane from attending the meet ings. (..(: i !..-rtts of excessive noise in the tent late at night were made by residents of that vicinity and the council previously Informed the wor shipers that they would have to be more orderly. The evangelists ara complaining that officers of the law should dictate by whtste conscience thev would wor ship and deny thut Mr. Itue has gone Insane, it is said by city officluls. He I has merely "heard the call." one of the numlter Is reported to have said. Hhrhtto i.r.Kl. I Humiliations HfciiilkMlBlM for the County Klghth tirade Diploma will he held at the Line.. In and Field sehools on Thurs day and Friday,, June Is and II. WaMnton and Lfm-oln pupils will aoosmble nt the ijnroln building; Hawthorne and Field pupil will bb eeittMe al Field bulidlnc. ICxamlna- nossi t,.-.'i:; pinmptly at 9 p. in. and 1 3sK ml flsBBBBSWBBSBaskBSrl' t , av lu II fifiiricly hiuitchr cl , thrai well -1st roimaM bow. cut off xlanil. A DDBbber j atara and tumbla lirimf or inward lasts we re present slap of the top sldea of her hull. The C the rraXt'a freak maat was ateppeal the dajr after the pbot-ofrajta abuwa j saWsfwSl IV. tvuk to water. V.l. hi ion nks Pendleton I.-Iite No. !, n. I'. O. Klks will, no el in r.ftular sesaton Thurml.'iy evf-nlnr June lulli. BaSS-J inr on candidal, a. All members urr- j ed to ne present. Ity order of the i.it. ruler. a'Hua. FITZOSRA1M. Sac ft U nst such ehartulnK. unpro tcntioa frocks as thlj that (ash Ion has decreed (or summer. In destructible rolle Is used with rucblngs of three-Inch shadow lac with tiny satin b ids and sllk treerwd cord for trimming. The bodice Is extended unoronly below ;ie waistline and faced with Its own material. Tha wide collar to entirely of the toco and cordis, with a bnncb of a buds to catch it tocethe. Our New Phones 871 Picnic time is hero and to pni'oy voiir outinjt and lunch you want a REAL PICNIC LUNCH. We can prepare you a lunch you will really enjoy. Our Pastry Goods are strictly fresh every day and if you place your order with us you can depend on a good, wholesome lunch. Sanitary Grocery ftOAK 8. lrMAP, Prop. The Most in Value The Beat in Quality
