DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1020,
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Remnants
WOOL, SILK AND COTTON FIBRES. All short length
is. of materials that have accumulated as the result of a busy season. Many splendid opportunities
await patrons ivho would like materials of desirable quality for waists, skirts", dresses, underwear, etc., such as Percales, Ginghams, Mulslins, Lawns, Voiles,
Silks, Dress Goods, White Goods, Linings, and All'Wash Goods. Those who come early will naturally have best choice. Remember! these Remnants will be
marked 1-3 to 1-2 OF THE ORIGINAL PRICES. Note other specials throughout the store while- attending the REMNANT bAJLfc- . t ...
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REMNANTS OF RIBBONS AND
v . LACES ;
Hundreds of them, all lengths and widths
for every imaginable purpose. They are all
marked at about ONE HALF THE FORMER
PRICE.
THINK OF IT!
GEORGETTE CREPES
The All Silk Kind, 40 inches wide in over 65
. colors to choose from. No fabric is so suitable
for blouses or cool summer wear. Values to
$3.00 during Remnant Sale at yard. . : . . $1.89
During the Remnant Sale We Offer
a Choice Lot of
SUMMER WASH GOODS AT 95e
THE YARD.
; Beautiful voiles of fine quality and color
ings suitable for summer frocks. The regular
prices of these voiles were $1.25, $1.35 and
$1.50. Your choice from this lot, yd. . . . 95c
PONGEE SILK : .
Extraordinary quality in a $2.25 vajue that
will be on sale during the Remnant Sale at the
yard ; ............ i. $1.39
BLACK MESSALINE
36 inches wide in a very good quality, spej
cial during Remnant Sale at the yard. , $1.95
NAVY BLUE TAFFETA SILK
A soft finish, high grade quality ( regular
$3.50 value, during the Remnant Sale at the
yard . $2.49
BLACK TAFFETA
36 inches wide, sofe chiffon finish fine
quality $3.50 quality, during Remnant Sale at
the yard $2.39 .
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THIS SALE WILL BE A WONDERFUL
BARGAIN FEST.
PENDLETONS greatest department store
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WHERE IT PAY S TO TW APE
BUY ALL YOU CAN AT THIS GREAT
. REMNANT SALE.
PARIS PAPERS DECLARE .
, ALLIESARE AGREED
(By United Press.)
' 1MR18, July S. Newspapers are
unanimous In declaring today that
the allies had sons to the Bp in com'
plete Agreement regarding questions
to ba discussed with German dele
gates. The consensus of newspapers
was that France receive 62 per cent,
of too German indemnity, England. 22
per cent., Italy nine and a half, Ser
bia, five, and Belgium, eight. The bal
ance would t divided among other
belligerent of the world war. There is
the exact fipure of the reparations
total. Many conflicting reports are
circulated.
The Matin printed an interview ob
tained by a Spa' correspondent with
Jonastantin Fahrenbach in which the
German chancellor declared that Ger
many had no proposals to make re
garding a definite sum to be paid
as indemnity. "Annuities should be
paid in accordance with Germany's
economic rehabilitation,' Fahrenbach
declared. "It will be necessary to
modify the clause of the peace treaty
stipulating that Germany may pay the
equivalent of twenty billion gold
marks before April, . 1921. We op
pose a forfeiture of principles regard
ing the indemnity payment in belief
that a forfeit would virtually place
Germany in servitude."
A gpja dispatch said Germany was
apparently determined that the maxi
mum indemnity should not exceed fif
ty billion gold marks
The Germans will offer to begin
trial of those responsible for the war
and guilty of other war crimes imme
diately. They will demand sevision
of treaty clauses for the purpose of fa
cilitating fulfillment of Germany's
coal delivery oglibations.
BIDS OPENED FOR 80
MILES OE NEW GRADES
The End Is Not
Yet
Price of coal has advanced but
still it is cheaper than other fuels
and cheaper than it is likely to be
later.
Order your coal before another
advance.
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B. L. Burroughs
Incorporated
Phone 5 College & Webb Sts.
(By United Press.)
POKTXAXD, Or., July 6. The state
highway commission here here today
to open bids on the graveling of 80.1
miles of new grades in various sec
tions of the state, and other road pro
jects, as follows:
Cooa county Cedar Point-Coquille,
2.3 miles of paving.
Deschutes county Bend-Jefferson
county line, 24.3 miles of graveling.
Douglas county Roseburg-Wilbur,
6.4 miles of graveling.
Jackson county Talent Reservoir
section, Pacific highway, .6 miles of
grading.
Josephine county Sexton mountain
section, 7 5 miles of graveling.
Linn county Albany-Tangent, 7.4
miles of graveling.
Marion county Salem south, 7-2
miles graveling.
Polk county Yamhill county line-
i Butler's store, 7.( miles of grading and
rocking. . ' .. , -. .
Sherman county Columbia River
' v.-vviuiow ut loy ana
9 ?.', :. .u I
r-S Ito one thru possessing
W J skin of purity and
f1, 'beauty. The soft, dis
, x tiruruished appearance 1t
''IA Venders brings out your
natural Desury to its i "i
est. In um over 70 years.
highway, 14.8 miles of graveling.
Tillamook county Riverdale-Hob-sonville,
4.4 miles of graveling; Moore
cutoff, 3 miles of graveling; Heaver
Hebo, 4.7 miles of graveling.
Union county Blgin-Minam, 9.S
.miles rocking; Perry-LaG rondo, 2.5
miles of grading; North Powder-Telo
caset, 9 miles of grading.
Yamhill county Sheridan - Polk
county line, 4.5 miles of rocking; New-berg-Chehalem
creek. 1.5 miles of
graveling.
Contracts probably will not be
awarded by" the commission until to-
AVERAGE 81 MILES
DODGE CITY, Kas., July 6. Jim
my Davis of Columbus, Ohio, won the
300-mile dirt tracy motorcycle race
here Monday, establishing a new rec
ord for the track of 3:40:44. The av
erage speed wan better than 81 miles
an hour.
Walker fini.slipl second and Ray
Wishart third. "Speck" Warner was
fourth. Maldyn Jones won the non
ors at 200 miles, in 2:11:12 2-6 an
average of 84 1-2 miles an hour.
M'KAY LOSES BATTLE
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(By Associated Press)
POCATELIX), Idahoi July 6. Slike
O'Dowd of St. Paul, former middle
weight cht-mpion, was awarded a re
feree's decision Monday when Gordon
MrKav. middleweight champion of
the northwest, refused to answer the
bell at the opening of the 13th round.
It was to have been a IB-round af
fair. . . .
At the end of the 12th u uowa nan
the edge of seven rounds, McKay led
in two and thre were even. O uowd
forced the fighting from the start, ex
celling at close range, while McKay's
only points were scorea in long ousi
ance fighting.
Doctor Cupid
That love sometimes curea dis
ease is a fact that has been called
to the attention of the public by a
prominent physician. Love is not,
however, the cure for all women.
Many a woman is nervous and
Irritable, feels dragged down and
worn out 'for no reason that sha
can think of.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription gives new life and new
strength to weak, worn-out,
run-down women. "Favorite
Prescription" makes weak women
strong and sick women well. It
is now sold by all druggists in the
United States in tablets as well
as liquid form. ' ,
Roseburg, Oregon "I suffered
something terrible from an organic
trouble. Could scarcely stand on
my feet. My head and back ached so
hard and I was weak and nervous.
I had severe pains in my side and
my limbs arid feet ached. I was also
troubled with constipation. I took
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery, and
Pleasant Pellets. These medicines
cured me of all my ailments and I
was well and strong." Mrs. W. D.
Moore, 1246 N. Jackson Street.
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Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Orcgonian Printing; Department. , , 1
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1920 TRANSCONTINENTAL TOUR OF THE
FAMOUS , f
Paulist Choir
OF NEW YORK CITY
Mercy Theatre
Saturday, July 10, 8 p. m.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
70 VOICES-
-70
assisted by
JOHN FINNEGAN, Tenor
Get Your Tickets at Warren's Music Hou
PHONE 871
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Phone
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Phone
rocery
DOAK 8. IH VLAP, Prop.
Tba Mot in Value Tb Best in Quality
PHONE 871 PHONE 871
Sanitary G
Motion picture cxhibitorn from 1S7
towna ia the Northweat have just com
pleted an Independent Booking1 Cir
cuit, for the collective purchase of mo
tion picture features. C O. Matlock,
manager of Pondlcton'a tjifree motoion
Picture houses, returned this morning
from the meeting; which was held In
Seattle.
The Independent Booking Circuit,
Mr. Matlock said, will aim to get better
pictures and keep- prices within rea
sonable limits.' The smaller exhibitors
are allied with Jensen & Von Herbert,
who own houses In Seattle ,Tacoma,
Spokane, Portland and several smaller
northwest towns.
A committee of four to represent
Oregon In the advisory board was
selected and Mr. , Matlock was chosen
as ono of this committee. Better and
newer features for Pendleton will re
sult from the new organization, Mr.
Matlock says.
Good WfH.
A professional begi?ar of Chicago
expressed his-surprise at finding a
colleague In an unaccustomed part of
town. " 1
"What are yon doing here. Bill'?'
he demanded. "I thought your stand
was near the bridge? '
on, explained the other, I gave
that to my-son as a wediling present.'
Harper's.
CALIFORNIA PMXK CRA8IIKS
(By Associated Prens.)
SANlA ROSA, Cal., July 6. Mack
Kitchrn of Oakland, Cal., w us killed
and Reynold Fross of Berkeley, and
1 I Honn, a commercial aviator, were
perhaps fatally injured yestrxday when
the airplane which Honn was piloting
crashed to the earth at Hoyes Springs,
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Vernicol makes old
furniture new-r-f
keeps hew furniture
from getting oldy- v
Don't discard that old pieo 1
furniture just becatue its finish la
scratched and marred. Give it a
ne'W leaaa on life with' a Wat 'of
iVeraicol, the jiffy-do-OTer varnilsl,
tain. Stains and Tarnishes tha
wood at each stroke of the brash.
Scratches disappear almost inagio
ally. Dries with a rich, hanV
clossy luster. rWears and weara. .
It's good for floors, too, f .-, 5 -. '
Keep a can of Vernicol handy.,., It .
a irreat antidote for careless serraata
and thourhtlom children. Comes la sU
the popular finishes, Ask for sole
card and booklet. . f ,
L.J.-McATEE1;ia:
513 Main St
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near Sonoma..
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