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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1920)
i t-v fat tn w DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OEEQON. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1920: TWELVE PAGES LHT OFF CORNS! "TEED" UP FOR CIRCUS f Entire Stock of 'y Silks is Being Sacrificed IIiWI-m No 1'nln! Now h your grand oppotttinit; to save oh Ranted hff Goinqjbarly before the color raie? are hfokep-f advantage of tins greatcashsavinj; sale,l)e one ot Oie'vVie onesand make your dollars do "double work. ! take aMV(th.UMileM JUNE DELINEATOR IS HERE. You will miss IT if you miss it, .Please .call-for your copy. , HOUSE DRESSES AT Zl BARGAIN - PRICES "We are" shtrwing a wonder ful assortment of house dress es in the best of gingham, chambray and percale in the i ,best, most wanted styles. Just the right garment for hot weather. -"'Becoming, cool, serviceable. They come in pink, light blue, dark blue, green, purple, etc. "" - .-. i :. i " One Special Lot, values up to $3.75. Specially priced at 118. I . ...v-r. , - Others are 'priced from $2J55 to 112.50. Glen's Special Suits - $55.00 THE THE ture. , , r SPECIAL SILK NOTICE We have just received a special lot of silks that should have been shipped months ago f or the early spring busi ness. Here is the list. They all go in this Silk Clearance. t , Crepe de Chine, an excellent quality and splendid weight, 40 inches wide in colors of coral, peach, Belgian blue, old rose, sapphire, African brown and black. These silks would have sold at $3.00 per yard if they had arriv ed on time. Offered at the yard $1.79 EXTRA SPECIALS Black Taffeta Silk, ,36 inches wide in a high . grade quality. $3.50 grade, special at : $2.39 Navy Blue Taffeta, 36 inches wide, extra fine quality, $3.75 grade, special . . : . . . . $2.49 Garden Party Taffetas A taffeta silk with large and small floral designs printed on solid grounds in colors of blue, yellow, gray, etc., altogether a lovely silk for an afternoon frock or to work in combination with plain silks. We have been selling these pretty taffetas at $4.00 and $4.50 yard. Dur ing this sale, we of- tJO 1 Q fer them at the yd.v'lv i.v iih.'. :v ' Ught Blue Taffeta Silk, one piece at the yard. .... 98c Pongee Silk $1.25 grade 98c Pongee Silk, very fine qual ity, regular $2.25 grade for $1.39 White Pongee Silk, an excel lent high grade pongee silk, $2.35 grade for $1.95 iiePeoples !feehoiise Nowhere it pays td tbaoeP" 7 THE MANUFACTURER t r INSUHS HIS PLANT, machinery and merchandise. THE MERCHANT INSURES HIS BUILDING AND STOCK. FAKJMER INSURES HIS STOCK AND EQUIPMENT. FAMILY 'MAN INSURES HIS HOUSE AND FURNI- EVERY MAN INSURES HIS LIFE. INSURANCE PROTECTS INVESTMENTS. . THE ADVERTISER'S INSURANCE POLICY IS THE RE port of the Audit Bureau of Circulations on the publica "tions with which he places contracts. HE PROTECTS HIS INVESTMENT. HE INSURES HIM self against misrepresentation of circulation. He knows that he really gets what he is paying for. THE REPORTS OF THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA tions on the EAST OREGONIAN are furnished on request. WE INSURE OUR ADVERTISERS. CREPE. DE CHINE 40 inch widths, flesh color, pink and white, $3.00 and $3.50 grades for $2.39 , GEORGETTE CREPE over 60 colors in the $3.00 grades, on sale per yd. $1.98 BLACK SATIN MESSA LINE A special piece of this $3.00 grade at the yard. . . . $1.95 LIGHT YELLOW TAF FETA SILK very.fine quality, special for this sale, the yard. . .". $1.69 WASH SATINS White and pink, the $3.50 grades on sale at yard $2.79 CftEPEDE CHINE One lot of dark colors to Slose out at the yard. . $1.49 . SILK MESSALINE in the best $3.00 grades, all colors at the yard. . . :.. $2.29 ( ibO Per Cent. All Wool Khaki Color Army ' Blankets Weighing; from -4 1-2 to 4 3-4 pounds. This blanket will wear for years, the construction is very firm assuring best ser vice, ideal for camping, sleeping porches and rough wear, $11.50 regular price. On Sale at Each $9.85. T, P. W. Pure Food Shop In Our Model Sanitary Baseniont. ' Cleanliness - Kconomy Service " 3 Main Line Phones, all 15'. . All Other Pepta, call 22 CANNING CHERRIES Place your orders now for Royal Ann and Bing Cherries for canning. We will have a shipment each day, as long as they last. . ; "-..'..'..V-V.. Extra Fancy Royal Ann ? Cherries, 25 pounds.. $4.25 Extra Fancy Bing Cherries, 25 pounds . . ; . ; . . . . . $6.00 Fruit Jars and Fruit Jar Ex tras of all kinds, priced cor rectly . ; .; ..--' " ' ' " Boys' Special Suits 9.85. o V A tf - Charles F. Murphy, Tammany leader, on hla way to the Demo cratic convention at San Francisco topped for a few garaea of goit at French Lick Springs. WJth him were Gov. Alfred S. Smith of New Yok, aud former Senator Thomas Taggart ot Indiana. GENERAL WANGEL'S . . ARMY OBLITERATED (By Tni(d Trfm.y LOXDON. June J9- The army of General AVmnsrM, the ontl-bolHhnvlst leader In Crimea, was completely de stroyed, accordlnfir to a BpIwbiopoI dl patch. The tlilrteenth bolshevik ar my captured the entire left bank of the Dnelper river. It was stated. The Moscowenff trial wiroleKN mi id the new offensive of red troop nmilnnt the Poles put the eeeond l"iillih army en tlrely out of action and ut the third Hrniy on irom un comniwnicaiion, PREVENT EDUCATION nxiVBUSITY OH .OKFXJOK. Bu Cene, Jnnn 29. CouKar and bears and lonely mountain will not utand be tWBen Dorothy Dlekey and a LTniver' ity education. This sophomore from Kuircno will earn prt of her way chroutfh the University next year b; rvin frnt lookout on the ton of Fnsell Point, a lonely station on tlv McKenzio watershed 71 miles from Kutfone. Mis llekey' pont U 15 miles fiom MrKenzto bridgo, th nourent pot of flee. ThtH iliHtanco can only be cover od on foot or with a pack horse and the food imd nuppliox fOp the youn 'oman and her mother and sister who wil laccompuny her must be parked in "'hftn they take up their watch July Vild fritme of all ports abound in tho dim riot in which the young Vni vernliy woman .will make bet- long vIr-II and nhft pfnitdly exhibitn thorotijfhly efficient revolver with which he prnmlwi to receive any in tcrlopers, be they human, or beast oordlally and effectively. Mts Dickey ha supported herself durinj? the past year through work in tho trnlverstty dlnlnfr hall and cointH her lnokciit position memerly an purl of the lutsiiio.Ms of earirmg" an e1u ca tion. MACCABEE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE COMING NICELY Nixon O. Christy, state organizer for the Maccabees lodge, Is expected In Pendleton tomorrow to confer with local .heads la regard, to the ' drive which in under way to obtain for Pen dleton the Kastern Oregon headquar tors for the lndjre. ' Mr. Christy Is now east of the mountains, ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Uayer Tablets o Aspirin" is genu ine AHplrln- proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an un broken "Hnyer package" which con tains proper directions to relieve Headache, Tonthnchc, Karache, Neu ralgia, Hheumnilsm, Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes ef 13 tablets cost few Cents. ruirElsfs ulno sell larger "liayer pseknges." Aspirin Is trade mark T-tnyer Mantifscture Monoacetic cldoter of HuHcyltcacld, " It A 41 - v v---w-v? Doeen't hurt a hit ! Drop;, a little Freestone on an achlnc corn, inotitntly that corn atopa hurtliip, then you lift It right out. Yen. magld ' " i ';, A tiny boillo of r-TH"rine'ooit lint ; few contii at any droit tM-e.' hut IS hut- flcient to remove every hard corn, aott corn, of com between the toon, and the culuunea, wlthoirt : aorapciitf' vr Irrlla- tloil. .1 ' ' 1 ' ' FreronB l tho nenwitloiml HhM-etefy of a Ciiii'inniitl genlua. It Is wonder- fill, '''''' - '. Tho riimpulKii for meurtiera her la proKrewiiiig well, aroorttiiig to W. P. Dayton, who la snllc kltiK among local biiHlnesHmen for memlmrnhtpa. Th rontiwl between thla city ' and Ia " Crunde fur the liMwtion of the head- -(liiarlers In still oloMeTwIth i the Union umiiiiv i'Hv but Utile in the lead. Pendleton haa len proralaeU by Mr. . ChrlHIy a H.'i.noo building regardlesa ; of tho ontoonie of the campaign . ut sliouhl thin city have the mot votes -In the ronypntlon neat October, it would obtain the huudiiunrters and a -coiiKequvntly lnraer quarters. In or- dor to huve votihg membr. '- appll- ' emits are required to take Insurance with the order. ,-. , IS PARAGUAY LIMIT ASl'Nf'IONV .Tun 2. Persons ar rested for drunkennexs ' more than three times a year in Paraguay wilt be considered confirmed drunkards and their photogruphfe posted In saloons and police stations under the proVis- ions of a bill whirh has been approv ed by the senate and is now before ' the lowfr house. ' t s The law would !so forbid the sale , of llipior In theaters, moving picture houses, race tracks and other places of public gathering and within two' hnndro'd meters of places where labor : ers work. The president la empow-' ered to Issue a decree determining the alcoholic content pf Intoxicating II duors and fixing other V restrictions' tending to make their" consumption less Injurious to the public health. Provisison Is slso ninde for anti-alcoholic propagendu j,, the public schools. . t In Soviet. RtiSHla. Commbwary: 1 rrtust hav a mil lion. . Minister of Finance: Impossible. Oommisanry: Why not , Mlni-ter of. Finance: The printing press has broken down. Htrlx (Stock- holnin. ) SMART RIDING HABIT V::. f-: " - a i 1 ami nere la riding habit that will rfaj approval from any critic. It sousdatX. ot coat and breeches of a new linen canvas weave that promises much for sports wear. a silk ablrt, string tie of dark color, with boots, knee rtrapi and all, and, anally, a little round, sofl ttt of UUorsd line.. ' t x m 3 i l