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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1920)
:",V! ACl DAILY EAST OEEQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING., JULY 21 1820. TAGS TWO l""1" ' '' ii i ' -i i n arr-T uahtv Fast Price Emciem vowteosas :: service That's what we offer. The best for tKe price, lib matleir what the price. It pays to tirade at Thc lVoples Warehouse, IVmlk;tou greatest- Departmm Store. . n. .1 r, , -n mrraTTii tti.h rnrm Trri r,iTT.-,T n Titir.T-r t i-r.-i i ' ' 1 i a Charming Skirts for Fastidious ' "Tastes Here as Summer Skirts in a splendid diversity which' comprises scores of smart and charming new models de signed especially for wear right now. One point of particular interest is the newness and exclusiveness of the styles here displayed. None but the newest and most correct fashions are repre- sented, and every garment is in an ex elusive style, made with some distinct ive feature. a n en oo cn , T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP . , In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLLNESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones, aU 15 AU Other Departments Call 22 TRU BLU COOKIES AND CRACKERS Are always fresh here. We receive ! a shipment, each week. Tru Blu Fancy Assorted Cookies, pound 50c Tru Blue Butternuts, pound. ............ .. . . ... . .... "... 40c Tru Blu Honey Boys, pound . . 40c Tru Blu Ginger Snaps, pound. . 25c Try the Blue Ribbon Soda Wafers (sightly salted) pkg. 20c, 50c and $1 JO A TOY AIRPLANE FREE WITH EACH PACKAGE Buy Your DRUG SUNDRIES . of us. Standardized qualities such as Elcaya, Melba, Colgates, etc.K compris ing cold creams, powders, talcums, toi let water, Cutex and "many others at saving prices. ' YOUR LONG SILK GLOVES will not cost you much if you buy them here. White and black in 16 button length at the pair ". v. $1.50 to $2.50 "LEST YOU FORGET" The Delineator, combining the July and August numbers is now here. In con sequence of the merging of the two numbers, your subscription will be con tinued one month. Call for your copy soon, please. LINGERIE CLOTHS Silk and cotton mixed fabrics in plain col ors of flesh, pink or white, others, with de signs of butterflies or birds in brocaded ef fects. Then there are cotton crepes and batistes printed in contrasting effects. These cloths are all popular for gowns, en velope chemise,, etc., priced at 50c yard to $1.25. - Now is the Time You Need TURKISH BATH TOWELS Plain white, others with colored borders from small to largest sizes at 30c,, 35c, 40c, 60c, 75c to $1.50. ' . PILLOW CASES Standard quality Daisy Muslin in a very good quality, size 42x36, a the very low price of each 55c Pequot Pillow Cases, size 42x36 for a few days only, each 75c A KKW It II. VOI.VI'UMH In thla department you are r.T.JT free unci welcome to mm! 'jP' mage through any table and J fntu luty boxes und through ) the shelves. We Invite you ' to .make yourself ut home. ' -t y dun't, expect, every customer' to ffhy; H, yuU don't find plenty of salespeople" to nerve you we expect you to kick. Ilrtng.the buhlus clown here to cool them off, they'll titilt. cry ing an. I feel a lot better. If you tlun't find every Hlnglu price lower than elHewhere we wun( to know It for we .MUST be the lowest priced, shop in Pendleton. KrXllLAU T. tf. W..RKH. """'" Viri-: Vou. may , enjoy th, wn&n't' VM" ""' "!''vlco In the n. Hi that you enjoy throuxh- jont i;t "t th hiK store, , We deliver free. IJxelijio and refund rulett apply to the, Hj I. You may uxe AlA. our telephones tor tle'B. J. Mall orrters promptly filled. Coup. Umug Halenpeople. Kor uUHfiu:tion our. 'P. P.. VV. guarantee DtandH behind every Yurcl)UHe. All ehoeM-curefully fitted. All dreaee and Rklrtn and waiatn fitted. Altcrutlon at) coat. . Our, one difference from the rout of the "big More In thin; KverjthlnB Vuah a!epeopl ,ioludqd. r : w U i .. .. v . Bargains Taken at RaiulomThrougliout this PoUular Shop ."Service" Percale - Aluminum. Percolators An excellent percale with a name signify- Pure Aluminum, 4 and rp 'capacity, re lnsr ita best feature. "Service." Conies dnrk ., newnlle handle. Built well throughout. Per colors, S inches wide, 65c value. relators. that readily sell ut 2.65. ; Basement Special 43c Vhite Skirts Just from the fact alone that they are in the B. B. is reason enough to know ttuit they are real Bargains, . ; , Basement Special $3.98 , , Basement Special $1.79 ; . Men's Work Shoes , ; . We are offering th iwet chrome tan eaxy work ehoe for men that you can find tn Pen dleton, Jii.no value. , . . ti't t.l' tj t..-' -; .' f. : Basement Special $4.39 l" ! . flaw Hammers . . Big Strap JJlnifen. pair . . Sheep Wool, Slioe Brushes Picture Wire, roH. , . . . Wood Salt Boxes 7Gc Padlocks 2:it: . . 'lie. 4u Tack Hammers Screen SpritiK MliiKesi pajij wax .............. i ,. i , Perfumed Bees Bruss Hinges, pair Kitchen Pliers Kitchen Clothes Lines on Heel !!, UK) 4i: Voile Waists We've just placed on mile one medium sUed lot of very pretty waists orlKlnalty selling? ut 1.95 and $2.25. They'll lout Just one day. Basement Special 98c Preserving Kettles The finest heavy aluminum that money can buy. All at cut .prices. $3.00 Kettles oa sale $1.B $.1.25 Kettles on sale) $3.60 Kettles on sale . . .'. . $2,311 $3.75 Kettles on sain $2.fi $5.00 Kettles on sale $3.$H . Our Corset Sale A riot of good- values. The addf? and ends of the best corsets mode." ij!u to ltVral. uea $ to $11.00 ' ' " - Basement Prices $1.98 to $4.98 Aluminum Dish Pans Representing the very best that It Is possible to buy lit this ware. Kvery pan has an extra reinforced flange, paneled bottom, deep. Ail are pillshed outside with a satin finish inside. The Large Size $3.79 Xtra Large Size $4.47 Almost makes dish wuh funs a pIuuMure. Visit the Shop Where Every Item is a Bargain The Bargain Basement MEN'S STRAWS AND PANAMAS Are Being Sacrificed kenbietonS greatest department store 2hoPeoples rehous wtjFpE IT PAYS TO TRADE, gjgg MEN'S SPECIAL BLUE SERGE SUITS ATI1S.00 PILOT ROCK YOUNG COUPLEAREWED (ESast Oregontan Special.) i PIIiOT ROCK, July 21. Tha rlage. of Miss Opal J. Patridire and Lowell E, Utartovant, both, ot Pilot Stock, took place at the Christian Parsonage Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the marriage vows being pro nounced, by Kev. R. u Buseabarger ot Pendleton. Tt popular young conple are well and- favorably known here and the oeat-wtehes of their friends are extend ed upon them. They will reside at ue jars. Alonzo Knotty home. -. The Bride Mifw PatridKe, is the daughter of Mrs. B. B. Hutchinson, and- the groom is the eon of Mrs. O. T. Ojirr.ee. The groom has for Kim time been employed as a barber in the local bar ber shop . The bride was employed Until recently at the Record office. t Af4?r the ceremony a wedduig din ner was served at the Quelle. Mrs. Ccrnea and Mrs. HtKchinwon both ac companied the young couple and were For Sale Improved I-arge Residence on South Hill. Room Residence, North Bide. Fine Residence, Ijirge Lot, North Bide. i Room Residence, Largs Lot East Knd. 4 Room Residence, 50 - foot lot close in. 5 Room Residence, 60x200, cheap, terms. lioom Residence, large lot. West End. GEORGE W. ELDER l Main Res. 221-J Office For Sale Vacant Acres, good house and barn. 3 Acres, no buildings, cheap. J 00x1 60 Diuidy Corner, . as sessment paid. KWixJSO So. Hill, cheap. 1OOK100 So. HIU. cheap. acres West End, good, house asd b&ra. Acres cheap, good-terms. 4j0 Arrtis timber, Weston Mountain, ota of. wood. GEORGE W. ELDER 61 Mata Res. i7-J Office the only guests at the wedding. Mrs. Carl Stuart and son Delvln, left Thursday for a visit with Mrs. Stuart's mother at Walla Walla, Wash. ' . Mr. A. Pr Marner, who- has been convaleecing at the home of Mrs. A. P. Warner, left Friday for his home in the country. , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boylen's small sen Eldon, who has been confined to his home with, the measles. Is able to be out again. Mrs. James Truman and children Ruth, Mary and James Jr., left Tues day for a few days visit with Mrst Earl iurner who was a former resident of Pilot Rock but now resides at Rieth. Mrs. if. T. Thompson of Brownsville Oregon, is a guest at the home of her oroujer, w. H. Condra. Mrs. E. H. Rankin and daughter na left Sunday for their home in '""man. Washington after- a, two weeks visit at the Thomas Jacques nome, Kemjeth, Zovo of Walla Walla arriv ed Saturday for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Carl Jensen. Mrs. George Runyan arrived home the last of the week from Portland where she has been in the Sanitarium for a couple of months. Charles Sphere of Pendleton was a week end visitor at Pilot Rock. Mrs. Prank Done and children visit ed at the Walter Wegner home for a Tew days. They returned home Sun day. Ham Kearney of Webb Slough, was a 'business visitor here Monday. Mrs. Bally Kennison has been on the sick list for some time. Mrs. Winnie Reeves returned home last week after visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Gill of this city. At Sunday School last Sunday, the on Meadow creek. Mr. Albert Gilliam's ' sister ' Mrs. Agnew from Los Angeles, California is visiting here. Velma Smith left Wednesday for JHeaciam to spend a few days vaca tion. Ampng the out of town visitors in Pilot Rock on Monday were A. F. Schlarbaum and Lester Bolln of Albee, Prank Chamberlain and Virgil Peter son of Uklah, Grant Chittender, former barber,, has accepted a position at the elevator, Mrs. Mary Peterson and son Albert of Uklah. passed through Pilot Rock on their way to Pendleton where Al bert will undergo and operation. Miss Ruth Fletcher wasa Pendle ton visitor. Thursday. . Bill Wilson who arrived here Mon day from Portland has. accepted a powition as City Marshal of Pilot Rock. He was a former policeman of Port land. . t . . . . -. ....... Mr. and Mr Guy French and fam ily returned Sunday from the Wil lamette Valley -where they have 'been visiting from some time. . A- J. Fletchet: of Republic, Oregon, la visiting, his sister-an-law "Mrs. Rv Mathey and other relatives, Mr. Fletcher is a .Pioneer citizen of this state. He came to Oregon In 185, and has resided in the state eve since. Monday .word, was received; from the I. M. Schannep family who are- oni their way to Crater Lake. At that time they were at Grants Pass, about so miles from Crater Lake. They plan to come back by Medford and Ash land. They neport that gas tors diffi cult to obtain until a-bout lift miles north of Grants Pass, from there on gas has been, plenufu Merwyn Gilbert and Bill Rupert have been up, on Five. Mile building a ! wheat without water is the thing that an average easterner cannot under stand. Mr. Sliknettner enjoyed his visit here greatly. Mrs. Frank Jordan was a shopper In Pilot Rock on Tuesday. Miss Hyacinth Dons spent the week end as a guest of Miss Velma Koyer. William and Herchel Kiclwell, who are working in the country during harvest spent the -week end at their home in this city. . , Last week Pilot -Rock experienced many very warm sultry days, the air being full of electricity. ' Saturday is rained quite hard and also hailed some. The hail damaged the John Runyan'and George Carnes crops. Both men had their crops insured agatnt haiL - Mrs. Ward Stanley and children, Camille and Ward Jr., are going to the Springs tomorrow for a vacation. " Mrs. W. H. , Hutchinson returned yesterday from Pendleton wherQ she "has been in St.' Anthony's hospital. I J. S. Hill from Mountain Home was a business visitor in Pilot Rock Tues day. Fritz Ellenberger was a Pilot. UocU. visitor today. people voted to close Sunday school i hunting cabin nr Bill Courtrighr. until September, -when more . people I; Frank Done, who is employed nn. the will be In town and a large attendance Otis Hampton ranch neuit Pendleton assured. The elders have not closed church services as yet but expect to oefore long: . A Party composed of C Q. Bracher Victor Bracher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Best, and Mr. an Mrs. Tom Gibson spent Sunday at Levi Eldrtdge's cabin PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) HEATakdLIGHT INSTANT . HEATl WHEN A NO' WKEBf NEEDED STAMMJIO OH COMMNY- i .1 ; t "V wan a visitor hero ovei iindtiy. Mr. and Mr Alfred Knotty went out Tuenday to -work for Mr, Joln Kimya-n during harvast., . A carload of. fbh- arrived! hrro last SrV'ek for distrfbnti'xi in tho. stream. Mon?an Etlwardn and son Lnurence were visitors Mi town Tuesday. Mr. and Air Jt&rt Johnwton at Nau voo, Illinois, who, were married - last Wednesday were vlKitors in Pilot Roclc on Monday. - Xiday they left for a visit with Mrs. fl. M. 3ohnHton. j THE Ocean IBeac at te Mouth of the; Columbia River area Glorious Vacation Delight for residents of the interior and are atthe .height.: of their" cloi'V" J-St "ow ' NORTH BEACH RESORTS1 ' ' r , , ; CLATSOP REACHES TILLAMOOK REACHES are all splendidly equipped and afford the keenest of beach pleasures . , , , NJ? TfOHK, July it, A. P.) More than 2000 mowing picture work ers in Xcw York anct vicinity went un a HiriKO yemeraay, lyififf np. crippling a score of film plants. The reason plven for the walkout Is the failure of the National Assoclatlpn ot the. Motion-. l'it?ture- Industry to- meet the. demands of the .workers for in creases In wagres, shorter hours and recognition, of the union. '- Union loaders threatened to spend the stride throughout the country and Include camera, men, machine one-. ratora, stare hands and others employ ed In the "movie" industry; AH- film laboratories tn the met ropolitan district are affected hy thej strike, uqlon leadei . declared last : Mr. and Mrs. fharlcs Glrton of pine 1 night, adding that the waikout would Grove were Tuesday visitors In this mean the curtailment of film produc- city. Mrs. Walter Albrecht's brother Htis- sel Roberts, who has Ixien vlsitins here tor some time, left Saturday for his home in Kan Francisco. Wck Hliknettner of Oentervllle, Iowa, was a Sundayv1sitor f M. D. Orange, paring the afternoon they went to the . foot hills, which were very day and did not look ery good to an easterner's eye, but the remarkable- ness of westerner's being able to grow ' Plated. lion by at least .20,000,000 feet per week. MIIJS CIjOSIXG WATCIITCI WASIHN-GTO.V. July 20. Tile eov- ernment is watching "with deep in terest" the proposed layoff of men hy the Pennsylvania railroad and the closing of the American Woolen Mills, It was said at the white house. It was not Indicated if any action Is contem- ' . . t jp. THE RO.UND TRH FARE TO ANY OF THEM IS ?15.90 Plus 8 Percent War Tax . . V The added pleasure of a trip through the delightfully picturesque Columbia River Gorge is assured if your ticket i3 purchased of the ' . Union Pacific System (Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Co.) - North Beach visitors have the option of rail, or river , route from Portland, "but choice should be made when ticket is purchased. Let our agents explain all particulars, make reserva- , tion and arrange your trip. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent. ! - ii iii 7-r i -i f . . - x - - , . - . .. . - - -- i
