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PAQE TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1920
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"We have never before offered such matchless values in
such fashionable coats. Study the stylish materials, the per
fect workmanship', the chic and "stylishness tof these garments,
and then know they are reduced to make room for the new
incoming stock. '. . .
Every coat in our entire stock is included all the newest
styles, colors and materials.
EVERY ONE AT HALF PRICE.
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CLEANLINESS ECONOMY 4 SERVICE
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Pendleton's Cleanest, Coolest and Only Fljless Grocery.
You are welcome to come down and COOL OFF these hot
days, whether you wish to.purchase anything or not. ( . -
Refreshing Drinks for These Warm Days;
Roesch's Root Beer, Ginger Ale and all flavors of soda wa
ter, Welch's Grape Juice, White Grape Juice, Loju and Phez
Loganberry Juice, Pineapple Juice, Olympia Sweet Cider, R
Porter, Clicquot Ginger Ale, Lime Juice, Bevo, Schlitz, Vir
ginia Dare and White, Rock Mineral Water. . .!. ":
Only One: More r Dayqf
h- Out ' Great Silk Sale
Then the original price's 'will go hack into" effect."
Make aecial effort' to attend' tomorrow,':, the
closing day of.this great money' saving events. JtV
your last chance tliis season to save on jiew, de
sirable needed Silks. ' , v. - ; ; ' ' ;
i A. wonderful assortment
of Men's Straws and Pa
namas. ... $2.50 to $10.00
New Manhattan . and
Eagle Shirts All the new
and wanted patterns and
materials. $2.50 to $15.00
Men's Fancy Hose A
wonderful variety, the
greatest assortment in
Pendleton . 03c to $2.00
Men's Palm Reach Suits
$12.50 to $35.00. New
models and styles, cool,
good looking and serviceable.
Cool Underwear for
Men All the standard
grades and makes, Poros-
knit, B. V. D., Lewis, , etc.
All weights and qualities.
New Neckwear for Men
Smart new styles ' and
colors, including tire latest
summer wash ties, 35c to
$5.00.
Extra Palm Beach
Trousers, Loth' plain and
striped,- just Tight for
these hot days; all sizes,
$8J0 to $12.50. . ,:.
LADIES! Make free use of our rest and waiting
"rooms. They're here Tor your especial convenience
and pleasure.
PENDLETON GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE .
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WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
Use Our Post Office Sub Station, register your let
ters here, buy your post office money orders here,
post your mail here. ' , . .
GRANGE HALL RECEIVES
- NEW COAT OF PAINT
- - (Bast Oregontan Special.) ,
' UMAPCCa July 1. Mra. Dan- .J.
Kirk returned home Tuesday After a
: weeks visit with her brother and his
wife Mr., and Mrs. Jim Komine of
lewiston Idaho.
, A Moore haa lienn painting the
roof of the Orange hall. After the
fire of last Saturday the paint on the
hu tiding ku scorched.
- Paul Caldwell haa charge of the is
ulng of permits for gasoline forres-
i Ideals of the Umapine district,
v 5 .oy Ward and son Clifford have in
stalled a barber shop and soft drink
parlor in the Neterer building oppo
; site the postof flee.
'Mrs. IelValle after a vacatiQ of two
served. The new owner . Mr. B. F.
Brewer of Walla Walla takes posses
sion immediately, bor the time being
Mr. and Mrs. Beala have the Jim Mc
Knight ranch house rented.
EdKar Holm returned home Friday
from Portland where he attended the
Shriners Convention while Air. Mc
Daniel returned home on Monday.
W .H. Weathers, father of Mrs. J. E.
Jones and' Wm. Weathers, is at the
Bake Oven In Milton for treatment.
On Friday, morning Mr. Wethers had
a collapse at -the home of his daughter
Mrs. Jones.
Clay Hadley has rented for two
years the Harrington place, south of
Umapine. Several years ago Mr. Had
ley had a ranch in the Hudson Bay
place. At present his father and
mother Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hadley of
Oregon . City are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Hadley.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Herr of McCIary
Wash., are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Sam Fellows.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peterson of
Spokane who have been the guests of
MOST CAREFULLY GUARDED BABY
months with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Wilfley left Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell on their
for her Portland home accompanied way home from Portland left for their
by her son Danny.
Mrs. U D. Baker and children of
Davenpert, Wash., are guests for a few
- weeks with Mrs. Bakers aunt Mrs. M.
- C. Beauchamp, while Mr. Baker at
tends summer school. Mr. Baker Is
principal of schools at Davenport.
riFaul and Ralph Jones left Saturday
evening for a. vacation in and about
iPeattle. They will be "the guests of
: their uncle at Buckley, Wash.
The sale of farm Implements and
Spokane home on Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Workman,
Miss Jessie Block and Ray Records re
tunred home on Saturday after a
weeks camping up the so nth fork of
the Walla Walla river.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Therkildsen and
family stopped at Umapine Friday and
had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Holm. They are motoring to Collee
City where Mr. Therkildsen has leas
ed creamery.
B. J. Kerkendall of La Grande last
i live stock on the Claude Beale ranch
. Monday was largely attended. Good week bought from' the Garfield Meat
prices were realized by Mr. Beale and Company 160 acres Just south of Uma.
t the noon hour a splendid lunch was pine. The new ownere will not take
j ' ' poasesalon until fall. At present WIN
Ham Musty lives on the place.
Mike Hamper last week had his lip
cut open to the boneaby a blacksnake
whip, flourished by-s, 'companion. The
wound required several stitches.
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Baunders are
spending two days this week tn Walla
Walla, the guests of, Mr. .Saunders
mother Mrs. Anna Saunders.
STOPS HEADACHE OR
ir NEURALGIA AT ONCE
Don't Suffer! Get a 10 Cent Package of
I Dr. James' Headaeiie Powders
and iet Rid of Pain.
' You can clear .your head and relieve
a dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache In a moment with a Dr.
James Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost magi-
' cally. Send some one to the drug store
Bow for a dime package and a few mo.
tiwits after you take a powder you
will wonder what became of the head
ache, neuralgia and pain. Ktop suffer.
Imr It's needless. Be sure you get
. hat you ask for.
MANY INNOVATIONS
MARK GREAT HALL
VBy'Ansoclated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2. The big
Job of preparing the Exposition Me
morial Auditorium here for the 1920
democratic national convention was
directed by George F. Mara of Bridge-
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Turnips, Radishes, Carrots, Beets and Green
Onions, per bunch 05c
Green Peas, per pound - 15c
Lettuce, a head 15c
Cucumbers, each 25c
Tomatoes, per pound - 25c
Oranges, per dozen 90c and $1.10
Bananas, per dozen 60c
' Grape Fruit, each - 20c
Cantelopes, 2 for - 25c
Strawberries, per box 25c
EXTRA FINE COUNTRY BUTTER ALWAYS
ON HAND
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. Mo baby in America is racked
'away- in. its trib with more tender
care than la accorded the Declara
tion rf Indenendence. John A.
Tonner, at right, librarian at the
State Department, la Its nurse and
keeper. School children are
shown above viewing the famous
document-
port. Conn., assistant to Homer Sum
mings, chairman of the democratic
national committee.
Many Innovations were carried to
successful realization In the great 1
hall. One of these was a small ros- I
trum projecting from the big speak
ers' plntform to assist the speakers. -
Easy egress and ingress from the press
sections and the platform was made
possible by Ingenious system of pas
sageways under the platform. The
architect. Clarence R. Ward of "Ward
and Blohme of San Francisco, arrang
ed the seats to the speakers' platform
so that one coming from below faced
the audience and was able to make a
dignified entrance.
Charles W. Fay, San Francisco post
master, headed the local committee
that assisted in arrangements.
Tn .-.eating plan, It was said, plac
ed tha delegate furtherest away from
away from the platform nearer to the
speakers than at any previous conven
tion. The stands for the 516 news
writers were so arranged that each
writer had a clear view of the speak
ers. Advantage was taken In every de
tail of the facilities of the great hall
for the comfort and convenience of
the visitors, particularly for the wom
en delegates and alternates.
Three months were taken up with
planning the reconstruction of the in
tertor of the auditorium, the actual
work being done In three weeks.
All of the convention arrangements,
except those for transportation, were
carried out In San Francisco.
Mr. Mara has "been a practicing at
tornoy for 13 years and is associated
with Mr. Cummlngs who is stte's at
torney for Fairfield county. Conn.
TENNESSEE FIGHTER IN
NOMINATION SKIRMISH
Builds Health
for it contains just
the food elements
nature requires.
Grape-Nuts
Food forvVferkers
Needs no sugar
"There's a Reason
(Tiy United Tress.)
KNOX VI LLE, Tenn. Lawrence D.
Tyson, who an a stripling1 in the SO'm
went west to fiiyht Ondiana, today was
In the west to fight for the democratic
vicc-iresHlential nomination.
The pray-haired commander of the
r9th BrU'ade of the "Old Hickory" di
vision kce to the San Francisco con
vontfon ith unanimous support of his
Mate's dplepation, thouph the delegates
went nninstrunted for a presidential
candidate.
Aside from heading perhaps as
many big enterprises in Tennessee as
any other man, Tyson has erved as
speaker of the Tennessee house of rep-
resenttalveH; was deiegate-at-large to
the Baltimore democratic convention.
912; came within four votes of being
L'nited States senator from Tennessee,
and received the vice presidential in
MAY SERVE ULTIMATUM
By United Press.) .
BAN FRANCISCO, July 2. An ulti
matum ia being prepared to be serv
ed on the resolutions commltteee by
advocates of the plank favoring Irish
independence. .Itie committee was
warned if It failed to include the Irish
independence plank, the Irish question
would be carried to the floor of the
convention. The ultimatum was
drawn up at a caucus of convention
delegates favoring the Irish indepen
dence plank.-
CONDEMNED GUNS,
MORTARS, HOWITZERS"
HELD FOR DONATION
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, July 2. The war de
partment has available a Quantity of
condemned guns, mortars and howit
zers for donation to municipal cor
porations, posts of the Orand Army of
the Republic and soldiers' monument
associations; Oolonpl A. W. Mulsh.
Lady Druggist's Advice
Taken
ordnance office of the eastern depart
ment has announced. Applications
mny be made to the office of chief nf
ordnance, war department, Washing
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PHOTO WOT?PT Z
-Glasses ground to fft your
eyes will give you bet'er or If--more
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or whether it has 2
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at "Tallman's" we make a
has been
work
just been'
Films in before 10 a.
m. out at 5.p. m.
Jb llms m between 10 a.
and 6 p. m. - out at
noon next day,
Enlarging: a Specialty.
American National Hank
Hiilhllng.
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"My sister-inUtw Is a druggist. 53he
told me of several bad stomach and
liver cases which were benefitted by
taking; Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
advised me to try it. I had numerous
bad attacks due to bloating and hud
almoett constant pain in my Btomach
before getting your remedy. I am
feeling fine now." It is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and el lays the inflammation
which causes practically ail stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. At all
drugglAts everywhere.
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting,
food into stomach.
BANGING:
M - t .? -A - .4.
Bingham Springs
July 3 - 4 - 5
F.P. BRUCE, Prop.
Wash yourself on the lnalde hefore
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This la vastly more Important becaue
the skin pores do not absorb Impurl
tiefl into the blood, causing Illness,
while the bowel pores do.
Kor every ounce of food taken Into
the stomach, nearly an ounce of waste
material must be carried out of the
body. If thi waste is not eliminated
Say by day is quickly ferments and
sreneratee poisons, gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked Into the
blood Rtream, through the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment.
' A splendid health measure la to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of hot water with a toaspoonful
of limestone phosphate In It, which
Ls a harmless way to wanh these pot-
vote of of the 100 delegates'
state convention June 8.
dorsement without a single dissentln sons from the stomach, liver, kidneys
at the,lnd bowels; tnus cleansing, sweeten
ing; and freshening; the alimentary
canal before eating more food.'
A quarter pound of limestone phos- ;
phate costs but very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make anyone
TO MOVK ItOVAl, ItKMAIVS
RIO DR JAXrriRO, July 2. Re
commendation that the descendants ofian enUiusiast on inside bathing.
tlnn ... II tha lost I.' ... f.f I V
rirazll, be Invited to allow his remains
to be brought to Brazil during the.On-
itennial Celebration In Will, has been
imade by President ressoan a message
jto Congress. The president paid high
tribute to the work in Brazil of the
former Emperor, especiail in regard
to national literature and defense of
.the country. ,
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