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DAILY EAST OREQ0N1AN, PENDLETON, OUEQON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1020.
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Well give you the best foti the 'price 'hp; matter what the pricet.
Pendleton Agents for
Hart Schaffner & Marx
("lollies for Men and
.Boys. v
Pendlelon Agents for
ihe Celebrated Knox
Hats.
Pendleton Agents for
Lewis Underwear for
Men and Boys.
Pendleton Agents for
Buttericks Patterns and
Publications.
. Pendleton Agents fof
GoHsard Front Iiacing.
Corsets. - n
Pendleton Agents for
Ci innell Gloves.
Pendleton Agonts for
Carhartt Overalls.
.WOMEN'S PUMPS
AND OXFORDS
Wo Iinvc a beautiful Imp of puiiiiv nnl
Oxfords now for your lnswtlon. They
have stylo, comfort ami tinr. They're
, tho best, for tin prtar, no ninttor what
' tlie price ,
WOMKSTS BLACK KID rrMP, flexible sole, FrencU heel, French tie, a beau
Ufnl desljnu lrk .....$12.00
I WOMEN'S ItliACK RID OXFORDS flexible soles, French heel, plain toe.
rrtce . '. .. tia.00
WOMKVS BLACK KID PIMP, turn sole, military licels, plain toe. IVIce $9.00
WOMEN'S BLACK KID OXFORDS, Goodyear welt soles,'cap toe, French heel.
: Price . ...... $11.50
' WOMKVS PATENT PUMP, turn sole, foil throat, French heel, a very attract
' Ive'and popular pump. Price $13.00
WOMF.N'S BROWS RID PUMP, Frencli tie, French Louis XV heel, flexible sole
plain toe. Price $13.00
WOMEN'S BROWN KID OXFORDS, Goodyear welt sole, cap toe, French heel.
" Price . .: $a-50
WOMEN'S BROWN CALF OXFORDS, Goodyear welt, military heels, cap
toe. Price $11.00
WOMEN'S WHITE KID PUMPS, turn sole, Paris lip, plain too, French Louis
XV heel. Price $18.50
WOMEN'S LOW HEEL FCMFS, both black and brown kid, plain toe.'. . $7.50
" , IF IOIH FEET ACHE AND PATN, If you have callouses, If your feet tire easi
ly, if yon have fallen or broken arches, call at our sboc department, we have
graduate specialists to serve you.
MEN'S WORK GLOVES REDUCED
20 PER CENT
"Which means that
"$2.50 Gloves are Reduced to k $2.00
$3.00 Gloves are Reduced to , $2.40
$3.50 Gloves are Reduced to $2.80
$1.00 Gloves are Reduced to $3.20
$4.23 Gloves are Reduced to $3.40
$4.50 Gloves are Reduced to $3.0
$4.75 Gloves are Seduced to . . . $3.80
$3.00 Gloves are Reduced to i $4.00
$6.00 Gloves are Reduced to . . $4.80
56.50 Gloves are Reduced to $5.20
THIS SALE WON'T LAST LONG
because the wholesale market docs not justify it so lay in a
supply of harvest gloves NOW!
women;s bodice vests
We have just received a new shipment of bodice-top vests
in a good quality elastic ribbed cotton. These vests are neatly
finished with narrow tape shoulder straps. . They come in
sizes 5 to 9, and are moderately priced at . . .50c, 75c andJ85c
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WOMEN'S KNIT BLOOMERS
These bloomers are made of a fine quality elastic ribbed '
cotton. They come in both flesh and white, and in a full
range of sizes. Priced $1.15 to $1.35 ,
SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS AT-ONE HALF ;
- ' - price j'r;
LOT 1 consists of Gospard front lacing Corsets, about fifty,
in all. Mostly discontinued numbers; sizes from 23 ; to .34.:
Regularly sold at from $3.00 to $12.00. Special. One-Half
Price. . . . , . ...
LOT 2 consists of Bon Ton and Royal Wercester Corsets,
back lace, a very fine lot from which, to hoose; sizes 18 to 34.
Regularly sold at $1.50 to $12.00. Special One-Half Price.
No exchanges, approvals or returns. . ' ' ' ',
T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP ;
In Our Model Sanitary Basement.
CLEANLINESS - ECONOMY SERVICE
3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All .Other Depts. Call 22
FRUITS FOR CANNING ; ; ;, ;.. ;
Ve sell only the choicest fruits for canning. They arrive
fresh each morning from the grower.
Red Raspberrier and Black Caps, crate i $5.00
Dew Berries and Blackberries, crate ........... i. . . , $4.25
Extra Fancy Lambert Cherries, pound .V. .'. 24c
Large red Cherry, Currants and Loganberries.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses and Jar Lids, Rubbers, etc., priced
correctly.
BOYS' SPECIAL SUITS AT $9.85
Wonderful values.
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SPECIAL ARMY BLANKETS
Great values.
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JTS $9.85.
LIBERAL FACTIONS TO
HOLD YAKIMA SESSION
SEATTLE, Wash., July 14. A.P.)
-Railway men who will participate
in?tho Takima conferences between
the triple alliance, non-partisan lea
run, committed for 4S, private soldiers
ftnd sailors legion, railwayman's wel
lare league and such other political
organizations as seek recognition will
organize in Takima Sunday for the
convention- work that is planned to
start loaday morning. The leaders
v. l II go to Takima, Saturday.
W. M. Short, president of the state
federation of labor, will close his
tepeaking tour at Ephrata Saturday
night and will probably motor to Taki
ma Sunday to get in touch with other
leaders expected there that day. .
The railroad men. it is understood
are going to demand that they be given
a candidate for congress. A tempor
ary slate has been submitled it 14
stated headed by" Forest L Hudson
for United States Senator.
CALIFORNIA FLYERS
CAN LEARN WEATHER
SIX MONTHS AHEAD
AMERICAN OFFICER
KILLED IN RIOTING,
TRIESTE REPORTS
TRIESTE, July 14. (By A- P.)
An . American officer is reported to
have been killed in recent street fight
Ins between the Croats and Italians,
during a J ugo-Slav nationalist demon
stration at Spalato, Dalmatia.
Report Ofn-lal
WASHINGTON'. July 14. (No re
port of the killtngj of an American
offU-er durine the street fighting in
BpaJato.-or-participation in American iforr.la that we can make a statement
r.aval forces in the disturbances there regarding conditions likely to prevail
has yet been received from the navy at any time of the year at any point,
department. Tiiis wax demonstrated recently when
LOS ANGELES, July 14. Aviators
wishing to fly over Southern California-
may secure information regarding
air currents at least six months in ad
vance to guide them in- determining at
what altitude they should fly. This is
the statement of Dr. Ford A. Carpen
ter, formerly of the "United States
Weather Bureau, now manager of the
department of meteorologyand aero
nautics of the Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce,
The departmentof which Dr. Car
penter is the head furnishes informa
tion daily to aviators with regard to
general flying conditions. The data
thus supplied is based upon Dr. Car
penter's personal observations In this
section, covering a period of more
than 20 years: United States weather
bureau reports and telephonic com
mumcations from various . California
points.
Kly With Current.
"Should an aviator ask which
route to take in flying north," Dr. Car
penter said when explaining hts sys
tem, 'we would telephoneto certain
points in the mountain passes of the
Tehachepi range. The -wind might be
sweeping north through one pass and
south through another. Of course, we
would advise the aviator to follow the
pas where the wind was to the north.
"A few months ago a United States
army officer asked if it would be safe
for his airplane to take off for San
Francisco at 9 o'clock on a stormy
morning. After consulting the weathr
er bureau we felt safe in advising him
that if he started at that time he would
strike fair weather In an hour, which
proved to be the case.
Conditions are Stable.
"Air currents come so near to be
ing without deviation in Southern Cal-
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Miss Patsy Salmon, the dainty son-
brette of Kelly's Comedians who de
lighted a large audience last night at
the Tent Beautiful, will appear again
tonight in 'Ooing Up."
atrip was made In a free balloon from
the campus of the University of Cali
fornia, southern branch, 10 Highland
Park in the northern section of Ios
Angles. Every detail of the flight
was p?anned six months in advance,
even to the time and place of starting
and landing.
A manufacturing concern recently
asked whether it would be possible to
make trial flights of 'baby blimps at
a certain time at Los Angeles harbor.
Our records showed the wind would
be unfavorable, but that nearly ideal
condition could be found at that time
'our mll3 up the coast."
The first appearance in Pendleton of the world's greatest light weight automobile
The Studebaker 1 '
. Oght Six
At our show rooms in Elks Temple ,
Thursday, July 15th
The New Studebaker Light-Six is a 5 pass.enger, six-cylinder, 4011. P. automobile of
112 inch weelbase. It sets a new standard of achievement in automobile engineer
ing.
BE SURE TO SEE THIS SENSATIONAL CAU
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Studebaker Dealers , .
Elks Temple , Telephone 74
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SPECIAL
Amateur Night.
Tonight.
& amateur acts guaranteed, peo.
pie of jour own city. .
Amateurs Those who wish to
appear tonight leave your name
at the tent before o'clock.
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Under Teiit Beautiful at End of East Alta Street , - tM;VtV
present ,A ;r-
Geo. M. Cohan's Tuneful Musical Comedy
NOTE Last night Kelly's Comedians kept a large audience laughing and applauding with their clever com
edians, graceful dancers, good singers and catchy music. " , .. .
' A SHOW FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
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Doors open 7:45.
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