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DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1020
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PREPARE NOW FOR
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Onlv 2()nion--lioppini: davs rnnaiiK You're sure to b mIoiiis; -oniethin special on that date going to lebraie sonicwhcro,! aiieni a liliit hi o "
mountain vacation. Get vour toss in time and be ready, r air offering man) nur bargains in all part? of our Store. Buy now!
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THE FOURTH 1
EVKRY BODY'S INTITI.rn TO
SVI'IM'VCTIOV
li rinnl maki' any difference about pH
mark. I conditions 01 tiow vl ale lCMI
x.mi ii entitled 1" HBtlMfu nun In the clothes
von bus hire, li yuti doni get it --niom-v
sack.
1 arts hont
"Mil figures"
If you are getting heavier, or
if vou have always been heavy,
vou dont need us to tell you that
it isn't the easiest thing to get the
Hght clothes; the style that
doesn't emphasize your size.
It used to be a matter of some
anxiety to such a man when he
bought clothes.
But not now; we can supply
you with Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; special designs for men
who think they're hard to fit.
We fit them.
Special Suits at 37.5.0,
' $45.00 and $55.00.
Others from S22.50 to $100
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model Sanitary Basement ' i
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Depts. call 22
WATERMELfAS
The First of the Season Arrived Today.
Quality is Extra Good.
Extra Fine Canteloupes 15c and 20c
Hermiston Strawberries, 3 boxes 50c
Best Creamery Butter, 3 pounds 1.20
Fresh Country Butter, 2 pounds $1.10
Extra Fine Large Gooseberries to arrive tomorrow.
Price, the pound . 15c
REMEMBER THESE SPEGIAC SALE I TEMS
FOR FRIDAY AND STl RDAY.
All Silk and Leather Handbags are priced dom one lliird
to 1-2 the former price. t
Tricolettes on sale at fully 1-3 less.
Sport Silks at greatly reduced prices.
Printed GeotgCttftB, values to $4.75 at $2.N.".
THESE BOSTON BAGS
are making quite a hit with women who wish to take a short
trip and don't require a larger hug. They come in tan and
blac k and sell at, each $7.85
NEW DESIGNS IN SILk LINGERIE CLOTH
Butterflies and bird designs woven in that are particularly
beautiful for Browns, envelope chemise, etc. Colors are flesh,
pink and white. The price per yard '. $1.25
GARDEN PARTY TAFFETAS
are very smart in style and coloring for a summer costume.
The qualities are excellent and of the best. We are showing
quite a range of patterns at the yard. $4.00 to $4.50
SPECIAL SALE OF ALL SILK CREPE
DE CHINE
40 inches wide, colors of pink, flesh and white, $3.00 and
3.25 grade on sale Friday and Saturday at yard $2.39
MORE BOYS' SUITS AT
$9.85
We have searched our stock
of boys' clothes thorougniy and
have selected iftv more choice
suits, many of them Oregon all
wool Cassimeres, and have addr
ed them to our special lot of
boys' suits at
$9.&5
They're wonderful bargains,
the best you'll see in many a day.
You can't afford to pass , this
wonderful offer by.
The Most
Clutrinin.'i
I )rie"sse.s
Imaginable
S cially
Priced
These dresses are
reflections of the
season's best styles,
with many little
refinements and in
novations that
make them unusu
ally attra ctive.
They're the best de
velopments we've
seen yet, of the pre
vailing tendencies
in both street and
dressy models.
The materials are
Georgette, taffeta,
messaline and tri
colette. Prices
range from
$28.50 to $55.00
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KOYS" SHOES
When you buy a pair of ho for your
boy be Bur ami nmko aunltly your ftrnt
consideration. Our aim la to gfv you the
uitnoHt In quality. hoen thut mr. no
-brmiklnff In." that have thM.rhfhf leather,
the rlfftt shap- unci Ihu riuht laM. Wo
carry tto for boy with 1 1 el-It I ttfiii"
Which will liit an long an th nolo.
Priqea S 150 to $9.00
If ymir fot soti iimi pain, if you haw
full ail P. If your fee! tire easily. If vou har
fallen or broken nrhea, e;rH nt vur ahoe iIp
pa Mount we have frmHuMte .ttotliMt lu
servi you.
ASK TO SEE OUR MEN'S SUITS AT
$45.00. THEY'RE WORTH WHILE
SKNHENN aSEATEST DEPARTMENT
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3nePeoples warehouse
Ijiiiili'SwHTPf-JT pays to TRff WWSWMlr
VISIT 01 J K BARGAIN BASEMENT
OFTEN.
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RAIN DID NOT DAMAGE
UMARNE CROP OF HAY
I Many from T'maplne attended the week. The youns people have a mod
'.funeral of Veil William who wa-s em bungalow on Air. Harch'a ranch
T.zy Oregon Ian f?pectal
T-MA PINK. Jdne 10 Monday night
r'!et;dlrt rain fell in thin vicinity and
fttthoufffr hundreds of tons of alfalfa
hay were canM down, the rain was
welcomed by the fl,ran grower
throughout entire tMtteH. For
two wer grain sem-d to be at a
and now with the additional
inolRture of over half ;in inch, the
growers think the wh'-at barley and
oat crops are made. The alfalfa hay
which is cut will not be damaged to
any extent aw Tuesday morning a
KpJendld drying wind blew, fiancherw i
who had their frrat cutting in the stack
are happy ok the rain which fell will
make their second top much heavier.
Arwaly for th? first cutting Irrigating
water la available hut from June first,
growers do not dej-nd on ditch water.
Jn fact winter irrigation grows all
three cutting; and sometimes four.
j we.t of Umapine. Mr.-. March was
; Sylvia Ferguson before her marriage
'and is a daughter of Mrs. Annie TY-r-'
gUfon, formerly of Weston. Mrs.
! March la a Umapine high school girl.
They have the best wishes of the com
imunity in their married life.
On Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
iAid of the Presbyterian church met
i with Mrs. John Allen for o tea. Those
present were Mesdames Parsons, Cald
well, Davidson. McKle, Pean, Phillips.
iPhilippi, Trill, Wilson, Harp, Allen,
i Bahbidge, Holm. Moore, Wilfley and
On Wednesday night fmapine Miase Delia Pliilippi and Thelma Phil
young people charivaried Mr. anl Mrs. l.'ps.
Hoy March who were married last W. If. Weathers is improving at the
"WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?"
(hurled Saturday afternoon at J o'clock
;from the Christian church at Milton
jby the American Legion. Death came
t -v tha Vminv knlrllor - ' i ' . r- (if!
Thursday after a long illness from tu
berculosis of the stomach. He was
tn the United States army for two
'years and was stationed in Camp Lew
is. He Was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
'Orant Williams, who live at Barrett.
;The-deceased leaves many relatives
jand friends who will mourn his loss,
i Interment was made In the Milton
eeftwfeiy.
EXPECT LOWDEN WILL
WIN BY FIFTH BALLOT
CHICAGO. June 10. Dowaen stock
is enjoying a decided boom In the con
vention hotel lobbies ss the time for
the first balloting draws near. Sup
porters claim ha has made big gains
in tr east during the last 24 hours
and that he will have over 200 votes
WKK, WKARV WOMirV
Wjes ami
tlw n-' of lail
( -1 (!.,
When the hack acl es and throbs.
When ho u sework is t ort M re.
When nlgbt brins no i - : nc
in.
When urinary disorder set
Women's let in a weary one.
Don n k Kidney Pills are for
l.ldneyw Aek your neighbor.
Have proved their uortli in I'endle-
weak
Thi la one Pendleton woman's tes
timony Mrs I J. Ntover IH W. Wbb St..
hy 'l have found Doan's Kidney
nils to be all that hi claimed of them
fur' back he and kidney trouble. Some
yeara ago 1 had 4 dull pain In the re
gion of mv kltfnVys. At times I could
hardly ke p going, as my back felt so
Weak and -jre. After had tak'-n one
nog of DotttT Kidney Pills that awful
gfliser In my back left entirely and
fwa abb- Id get around as well as
etvr
Price C'- at all dealers. Don't
imply aK for a kidney remedy r
Doan Kidn I'll1 'le wme that
Mrs mover bad faster M. it urn Co .
jiTMJ.. Bnffklo, X. T.
Bake Oven where he has been for two I management of the Western Cattle
weeks taking treatment for rheuma- 1 Protective Cnlon.
tism.
Miss Delia Records returned from
a vacation spent with Miss Phillppi at
Arlington ( regon, on Tuesday even
ing. .Miss Jese lilock attended the wed
dng of Miss Pe.ssie Wyrmna In Walla
Walla Wednesday night and looked
very attractive as bridesmaid at the
happy event.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
J. EL Jones and Dane Hoon returned
from a week's stay at Bend, Oregon,
where they attended the sessions of
lthe state grange. No. 31. They re
port a Kplendid trip but fiund that
fsectlin of Oregon far later than the
Walla Walla valley.
Hev. and Mr. Babbldge left Mon
day for a short stay In Seattle. They
.were accompanied as far as Yakima
ihy Urs. W. W. Phillppi who will visit
j in that city. Mrs. flabbldge Sr., also
i accompanied them and will remain on
ithe coast during the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. "Hap" Winans ef
lonA Ore., are visiting rein t Ives In the
ffTmapine district this week. Mr. Wi
nans has charge of the sheep industry
of Hugh Murray.
Miss Hattle Allen la visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Jim Oliver, near Prescott.
On June 25. the Hudson Pay Orange
decided to hold their annual picnic up
the Walla Walla riw-r, providing gas
oline can be obtained for the occa
sion. Thla event always brings out a
large number of Orangers and besides
fho picnic dinner at the non hour,
games and sports of all kinds are held.
A feature this year will be a baseball
came Itctween the ladies end Ihe men.
The game will last five innings
Mrs. R
to the Illinois Governor whenever tt f Hniic one nlRhl
beci'iue auparenl hal Itullei can, nn s-. ,kki- . ):-u.-.-
bo nominated. It Is reported &nai
m;w yoiu acts tk;itiii;h.
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I'ciuiHVlvaiiia circles Ijowden will 1-
strong as soon aa BprMri dark horse
chance grow dim. Another claim is
the Michigan delegation wont stand
long for Johnson. It In expected, how-
lev r t hat a few Minnesota fieieaies
will desert Lowdcn.
rrly last March at
it Hi
MI'H,1V1X PI.KAlts GVtlPV.
(By AnoaiateJ PrrBH.)
SALEM. Juno 9. Ji? M'llllnlx
ynrtrrday plenJel KiitM' when ar
rftiKnpfl on !h' rhiirif of nHsnnltinK
with Intpnl to kill J. VV, Hti'iKer. fi
prominent Marlon county farmor. Ilo
will I e Hfntt'invfl Monday. Mrs. Stolir-
(lly I Tnlt.-1 IYs.)
fine m;i . Juno in. .Vow York will
be virtually "olid In votinir for candl
!lat.!i anl on par.v plunk. Senator
WWadKWorth, oh airman or inn aeiena
tlnn. ainnotmcod after n two houra cau
rim of the (.'lafl'on
MONTANA MAN rAXMDATK
(Ttv A!tKi:itrl Pres."
CHPCAOO, Jim ln A new oamll
late for the reptrhlh-nn rtee-pretln-
tiai nornlhitttan ApM to lay -when
ih. .rettiry of Male' of Montnna sent
i.n the flrftt ballot an.l will haye a total ,. . aeeiisr.,! hv .fnlUnly with i t nl r- of Ihe .leleuatlon retlfi-
Of about 550 on the fourth or f"h ( (nh,)il.,r(K , k( nr (Mtoafut, ,,, . ,.i,.M Nho-ln that Jowph M. niton
ballot. Lowden boomers claim f,r, of , (ft hp fP(1 nn(M ,h term. I of Misoouta. had wcelvwj Of per
tho New York defecation will w'n( Bteffrer w(a f,. , m ,, , , primary.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Dark
ens so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
. NEW YORK "Xeb air? Taxi anr-pan -of toe-city 7" So did Doug
'alrbanka, who Is believed to make mere money than any Gotham
axi driver, address the folks who gathered at tbe station to meet
tsa sad his bride, Mary Plckford, when they landed from Los An
gel. It's a case now, says Mary, of "Where do we go from here?'
Bue hankers for tbe London saa lampa and the lights of Paree hot
as gh, ' Uoug chances hi mind so often." she doeea t know.
Oramlmother kept her hair beanti
. fully darkened, gloaay anil attractive
Iwith a brew of Hnfre Tea and Holpbor.
Whenever her hair took on that dufl,
jfadeel or ptreakeH npeparanco. thla
jHlmlde mixture wan applied with won-
H. Welman ha returned to drfiil effect, fly aalring at any trntg
Ihar-Walla Walti home after a vacation i at ore for -Wyeths Saare and Sulphur
i On Sunday evening the Unfred jt'ompound," you will get a large bot
Hretbren church at t'maplne bngan lleof I hin old time recie, Improved by
revival meetings the Ferlea to last twol'he addition of other Ingredients, all
week!-, it ! thought tit preaent. On, ready line, at Very little coat. Thla
Sunday evening the camp meeting pimple mixture can be depended upon J
whP-h hna been In prurresa tut t'wo to reatore natuial color and beauty lo
weeks ifnder the Free Met hodM . hair.
chui. h of Walla WaNS closed. I A well known downtown drought
s.iya everybody uses Wyeth'H Safe and
c.ATn.r.Mi:N un.i. ii".irr. sulphur Oompouad now hecao.se k
fRy Associated 1'reaa.) Idarkena st naturally atid evenly thai
! RAN JtSK. June 10 Kepreaentntlve j nobiMly can tell It has been applied--cattlemen
from ftfcMorafceJ Oregon, jit's so i-asy lo use, too. You simply
N'evada. I"nh and AriTonu. will meet dampen a comb or Koft brush and
here June 1 for the purpose of set- draw II through your hair, taking one
itlng price on beef and feeder call le Utrand al n time. Hy morning the
for the remainder of this year. Prices gray hair disappears; after another
frnm the cattlemen to the UMaiBM jhplflf usUim or two. ft Is reainred to its
Iconaumer will also be reported upon, jnataral color and looks glossy, soft
iThe meeting will be held under the isnd beautiful.
HEINZ PICKLES
ARE ALWAYS GOOD,
We have a complete line of -hulk and
bottled pickles and if you want the
bct, phone
871
Sanitary Grocery
, OAK B. Ill I.AP.,!'rop.
Tbe Moat in Value The Best in Quality