East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 07, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    . DAILY EAST ORECON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1020.
TWELVE PAGES'
marked 1-3 to 1-2 OF TIE ORIGINAL PRICES. Note other specials throughoiiVthe stpre while attending the REININANT SALE.
PAGE TWO "
Our hemi-Annual bale or Remnants Is On
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, WOOIj, SILK AND COTTON FIBRES. "All short lengths of materials that have accumulated as the result of a busy season. Many splendid opportunities
await patrons who would like materials of desirable quality for waists, skirts, dresses, underwear, etc., such as Prcales, Ginghams, Muslins, Lawns, Voiles.,
Silks' Tlrpss P.nnli WliitA HiWI T.uiiiiire' All Wnlt nwli TImi,. ir friin- i!ivl v will liafurnllv lmwi lwwt . -li ia T?iimiil ww r i li 1 lw
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v RLACK MESSAL1NE
REMNANT? OF RIBBONS AND
, ' . ,V ; '-.f LACES,:- " '
Hundreds of them, all lengths and w idths
for every imaginable purpose. They are all
marked at about ONE HALF THE FORMER
PRICE. . I ... '.MA.'
, 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 3rC. Off pr
. a Oioice'Iol of ,
SUMMER WASII GOODS AT 95e
, . r THE YARD. .
Beautiful voiles of fjne .qualify and color
ings suitable for summer frocks. . The regular
prices of these voiles were $1.25, $1.35 and "
$1.50. Your chtiqe. from thisrlqt, yd,-v. . 93c s,
. PONGEE SILK :
Fti-aordihary quality in a $2.25 value that -1
will be on sale during the Remnant Sale at the
..yard $1.39
36 inches wide in a very good quality, spe
cial during Remnant Sale' at the yard. . $1.95
NAVY BLUE TAFFETA SILK f
A soft finish, high grade quality, regular
$3.50 value, 'during the Remnant Sale at the
yard . .... .... . . . .......... $2.49
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BLACK TAFFETA ;
36 inches wide, soft chiffon finish, fine
quality $3.50 quality, during Remnant Sale at
the yard $2.39
WOMEN'S; , PUiNIPS AND
. OXFORDS
We are receiving
new pumps and ox
fords daily which
possess the style
and ' quality that
; will give you com
plete satisfaction.
Women's' White Kid Pumps, flexible sole';
plain toe," small French heel with Paris lip..
Price . vv: . .'. ......... ...... $13.50
: Women's Black Kid Pump, flexible sole,
Elaih toe, French tie. a beauty, French Louis
eel. Price ... . . , . . . $12100
Women's Black' Kid Pump, turn sole, mili-,
tary heels, satin kid. Price $9.00
, .'' Women's Black ' Kid Oxfords, Goodyear
welt military heels.' Price . . ; $11.50
. ' f Women's Brown Kid Oxfords, Goodyear
-welt, military heels. Price $12.00
i - '.Women's Brown Calf Oxfords, Goodyear
welt, military heels. Price . . '.. . : $11.00
' ir Your Feet Ache and Pain, if yon have callouses. If 'your
feet lit' csnly. - if you have fallen or broken arches, calt at
t our ho department, we have sraduate specialists to' serve
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, WO.MEN' SILK
TOP UNION
SUITS
. Bodice and band top
'styles. The body of
of these union suits, is of
ra' good . quality cotton,
, ribbed. A most prac
'tical summer garment
at a very moderate
price. Colors are white
and pink, sizes 36 to 44.'
Priced from $2.25 to
$3.50.
T, P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
' In ()ur Model Sanitary Basement
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15. '
1 All Other Depts. call 22.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
Is what people say when they come into this
Clean, Sanitary Grocery.
You are yrelcome to spend as much time
here as you wish cooling off. .
Use White Karo Syrup Instead of Sugar.
For preserving try half Karo and half sugar
you will save considerable by doing' so.
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We have a good supply of white Karo syrup
in 5 pound, 10 pound and 2 gallon can?, priced'
70c, $1.35 and $2.70.
- MAKE THIS
STORE
YOUR STORE
rMake yourself at
home here. Use qur
free postal dept., post
your letters here, regis
ter your letters and par
cels here, buy your
money orders here, use
our free rest ,room,
make godd use of our
telephones, meet your
fronds here.- Ask us
for any and all the in
formation you want
, WHITEWASH
SKIRTS
We have just re
ceived a shipment
of wash skirts in
all sizes from 25 to
36. Some with cord
ed tuck effects,
others with big
pockets and button
trim, all are guar
anteed nonshrink
able. Economically
priced from $4.75
to $10.00. .
0-SHIHNK-n
VSKIRT -VAJ
. uj Vhi material HAS MtH 1
Vv COLD WATU WMM ANA
V win hot smmr, rfi
, ' lAuNocRco wrm V
ovowAur caw f I
If its ihe best, it's here and it won't cost any
more than some stores ask you to pay for take-a--chance
goods.- -'. ' : .
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- ' - PENDLETON, GREATEST DEPARTHENT STORE
mim&M WHERE" IT ' PAYS TO ' TRADE
MR. MAN! .'
Get your Palm Beach now and enjoy, a- full sea
son's wear of comfort. - ' - :
VERE VINDNAGLE BACK
;i AT OREGON UiflOT
' TtXlVERSlTT OP OREGON1. " Eu
rn. July JS.-r-.naesna -absence ot
ven yean, Linoa :Vere Windnas'e,
o( Portland, bas qUirned t take aa-
vanced work in the mathematics de
partmeBt at the University. Wind
nagle attended the -l-nlversiity as a
freshman in 1912-191S and -.-as rec
ognized aa the best quarter and 'half
mile man in the University;.
rVom here he, went'to Cornell where
be graduated in 1917": 'iri'jsfis he won
the national championship in the hair
mile and mile events. Later, when he
waa with the United States Air Service
in Italy, where he waa sent in the fall
of 1917, he won the 800 meter race
and the medley relay in th interallied
athletic contests. These contests were
held for the purpose of bringing the
man of the different countries togeth-ter.
f Dr. Lynn Blakeslee
Chrooio' and -eryous Diseases and
ilaeama of Women.- X-Ray plectro
i Therapeutics.
Tempt Bid.' ' "" " Room It
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PLAYS IN 1000 GAMES FOR SOX
4 -.'ntaiMAS ciiAcssESncs
i Special Agcut ,
Idaho State Life Insurance
An Okl Line Cuihpany that does all !
iia business In 'the west. - -j
SlOJBeaurecard St. . P. O. Box til
J)r. A l- Simmpns
f, Eeyeight Specialist
lnrinii'l Bnildlirn, 47 Slain KtrT
l'Uunu t&i-i I'tmHeUM, Oregon
Guaranteed Expert y
' "J A.r 4 & M 1
c 'Ami
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'7Zr il l I
As recngTiltioij of his athletic vie
tories In Italy Wiiifinirlc was present
ed with a ffold : watch ' bearing tho
royal arms by tho Queen . Mother of
Italy. i?3 also has a bronze statue of
the Xying Gladiator bestdqa numerous
other trophies.
. Air. Windnaffle waa an instructor In
the public schools at .pakex ast year
but will teach mathematics and coach
in. Washington High School, Portland,
next year.
VISCOUNTESS THROWN
FROM PLUNGING CANOE
1 fr'i'VrftT .ITT .1 T T T TuW 7 Vio.
countess Fi.irness, wfe the head of
the great British shipbuilding- firm
which bears her husband's name, had
a narrow escape from drowning, re
cently when she was thrown from an
KorujM'nuioii there is not so much
in the ordinary vacation s there Is in
a singlo bottle of Hood's Kamipanlla.
which refreshes the tired blood. nhai'D-
ens the dulled appetite, restores the :
lost Courage. Take Hood's Sarsa
parilla this summer.
outrigTRer canoe In tho surf ' off Wai
kiki beach. ' -. r.
' When the viscountess and two of her
woman friends were thrown from the
plunging canoe, they were reacued by
Captain A. Keavley of Viscount Fur-
ness yacht. Sapphire and a Hawaiian
boy and -supported until lifeguards
came to. their ' assistance on surf
boards. .
The titled British vjaitors spent
threo days 1n Honolulu aboard their
yacht which Is on a world tour
PHOTO WORK
We don't care wh
.has been doing your
work or whether it has
just been satisfactory
sr not, but if it is done
at "Tallman'&".we make
ii patisfactory.
Films in before 10 a.
nvout at 5 p. m.
Films in between 10 a.
m. and 5 p. in. ouf at
noon next day.'' f.
Entarfiihg a Specialtj.
TaHrnan & CoJ
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CADILLAC
A REAL COOP BUT
7 passenger touring car in perfect
condition throughout. Car has been
used prjvately at Portland, chauffeur
attendant. Call 441 for inBpection.
Will gladly demonstrate. '
-Say Sc:AJLi. vm((E
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, A Small Repair May Save Your Battery
I TTTHT bother jHMir head about - , weakening effects of overwork
VVbauerr tecnnicantie ana ana JacK or nourishment. '
eccentricltleeT -W 1H keep W jt neip, yo gel more nla
ytiur uimoi, ur w i nu longer lire rrom onv bao
...B... - - . a leyw,
Uou care.' , , ''i
"Vfe repair all make ol batvl" eoet
teriee at reasonable rate. 1 We . msnjr dollara,
Mrt a mmnlAte Mtnrlr of new "
prompt repair at trlfllnr
cost mar save much time anj
iMaint nnuwieM
The strain of squatting behind the bat day after day 5a beginning
to Ull on Bay Schalk, the wizardendurance catcher of the WSIte Sox.
2eep farrowed lhtes show plainly about bis eyes. But tils game is
just as good as ever. Bay played In bis one thousandth f in, on June
4 lor tie Sox. - He should reach the goal of "catching ,'iOO games''
for the 8o ear)r in July.
carry a
cattery parts for all makes ot
cars. . . .: J I
Preat-O-LIte Service Is yonr
battery's protection against tb'- - . - -
Automotive; Cattery Service)'
Co. .
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PHONE 871
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BERRIE
Season 'for Red Raspberries just
about over. DON'T wait too long.
. PflONE871 ; s-
and we can fill your order with choice
DARK berries. . -
Sqnifary Brocory
DOAK B. O UN CAP, Prop.
Tho Moat in Value The Best in Quality
PHONE 871 1 PHONE 871