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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1020.
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T. IV W. Pure Food
Shop
In Our Model Sanitary
Basement
Cleanliness Economy
Service ;
8 Main Line Phones, all 15.
All Other Depts. call 22
) " Carolene Milk
Made from refined cocoa
nut oil end evaporated
skimmed milk. , v
'-'-It Can he Whipped
Try Carolene in your co'f
fee, in making gravies, ma
yonnaise, etc For camping
trips it cannot be beat Price
the can, ............... 15c
Novel Patterns are In
. sistent in Summer
f Voiles
Both patterns and colors are Inspir
ing aids to the creation of Summer
Clothes. ' And how good it always
feels to yet into wash clothes! Voile
of this handsome quality recom
mends Itself. It wears so well and
launders ro satisfartor'Jy that there is
scarcely luiythlng more desirable for
Summer frocks. .
' 1 One special lot of values to
$1X0, special at yard. . . 95c
"Women's Union Suits
Good quality gauze weight
cotton in bodice top or shoul
der strap style, tight or um
brella knee, all sizes 36 to 50
at .V. ....... ...75c to $1.00
Hen's Straw and Pana
ma Hats Reduced
Now is the time for a new
summer hat August, the
hottest month of the year is
. still to come.
Every straw and panama
is reduced, some more than
one half. ;
. They're bargains, yoa
can't afford to wear your
old one when you can buy a
new one at "such . a small
price., .
Come early while we can
fit you correctly.
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We are offering our Men's Palm 'BeaclvMo'
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i-it W .",'. a '-,'1 Ha - .-a i'.'j
Fonair and Dixie-Wea ve Suits at greatly reduced
prices. Our stock includes every desirahle style and material a good assortment of
izes still remains.' '.-
COME EARLY AND CHOOSE FROM THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
YEAR
$27.50 Palm Beach Suits areReduceitoJl'gO $27.50 Palni BeacJiSiiitsa reRetiucedto $17.80
$15.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $10.85
$17.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $1 1.85
$20.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $13.60
$22.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced q $14.95
$25.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $16.95
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5:titi a.75.pOJalmpeacJi Suits are Reduced .to $47.85 ,
$23.50 Palm geach Suits arc Reduced to $19.85
$35.00 Palm peacli Suits are Reduced to $23.65
$45.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $26.85
$50.00 fajm Beach Suits are Reduced to $375
$65.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $2.80
THESE LOVELY DRESSES ARE WIN
. ,JNING HIGH POPULARITY.
Dress styles this season are mor'ewinsome than they
have been, ranging from artistically simple styles to the
most elaborate. Our display shows all the leading mod
els and are replete "with wonderfully varied and becom
ing assortments to satisfy all tastes.' - Be sure y to see
these new dresses. "We have them all ! , 7 . V ' '.' . .
!
Organdies
Crepe de Chine . .
Tricolette
Georgette ..... .
$19.50 to $38.50
, $28.50 to $68.50
, $42.50 to $78.50
$28.50 to $88.00
irilk inn
II,
r v 4 iKii m k
ii tit lit, r uv , , in 11 iioj
etc., are very attractive -alid
inexpensive for ;
summer wear. Popular'-;
designs of Iduebirds,. :
hutterfliert and floral
effects iii inanyof
them.' -Prices 5()o to
't$1.25. p;
WHITE CREPE DE
CHINE f
'All silk 40 inches wide A"
the yai'd
$1.79
$2.00 Pongee Silk
$1.39
in an extra good 'quality
smooth, even finish. Special"
the yard $1.39.
Navy Blue Taffeta'
' Silk ;
3G inches wide, a $3.50 grade ,
on sale, the yard. .... $2.49 '
Laces and Emhroid-
' . ' eries . .
are lavishly used on all cos
tumes for Summer. ;
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Smirely a frock, a blouse, m cos- ,
tume of any kind tlmt does not show
the beauty at a piece of . exiulnlte ,
Ijice or fine Kmbroidery. For chil
dren's dresses, and for underwear, a
irreal variety of widths and kinds are
Included in our assortments. '
Particularly Interesting are the
Zlon Itces In all the very newest end
fttmy patterns. These luces because
of their high quality, will retain their
daintiness and freshness for a ton,
long period, regardless of the num.
btJiftiiiua' XhMi-nre laundered. '
See the special lots of real
linen Cluny laces at 20c to
30c.
TIIE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
; ARE HERE.
PENDLETONS GREATEST! department store
a'!i!.-'!.:.lJ5!. WHERE fT- PAYS TDv'TRAPE' KWtagS
"MAKE Tins STORE YOUR
YOUR STORE.
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KK .1 lib
- (Ceatlnuau from pare 1.)
for forgery, were the last to leave.
They were not implicated In the shoot -ln.
. - "Doot Sioot Jake"
' "font shoot Jake, lie has treated va
white, " indren told the prisoners
when the deputy was being overcome
Jn the Jail. Undgren. known by his
fellow prisoners an "The Swede.- play- j
ed more of (reneral part In the Jail
break and was last in the fight and
first to leave. - I
I -... wrt and Rathle. the first
deacerate cnaraciei-.
weapons and ammunition. " The pri
vate office of the sheriff, in which are
tkept numerous firearms confiscated
in past arests, was their goal. They
were seeking out the office when the
sheriff and "Wyrick entered casually.
They had toeen to dinner together at
the R. K. Chloupek- home
One DM ?nt Go.
Robert Jeffries, a young man Berr-
InK a sentence in the county jail for
carrying concealed weapons, did not
attempt to escape with the other pris
oners. He has only a Tew days more
to serve and had -been incarcerated
only 10 days. ' ......
, Of the men who escaped. Hart and
Owens are considered the most dan
gerous. Both were in tne recent sec
n men of
. . .. - v. -in r.rfift nnri be.
Tn their .rch of the premises for tes of holoup. which resuUedJnUir
BOBBIE RIDES WAVES ON A "FISH"
capture, July 1"S, by Sheriff Taylor
and his deputies, after thrilling
chase. They were being held in the
county jail on charges of highway
robbery and were to have their hear
ing before the September term of the
grand jury.
Hart a Bad One.
Hart is said to have a wife and a
cabin in the mountains southeast of
Pendleton and Is known in the Ya
kima vafley country as a bad actor.
Jack ftathie, third man in the
shooting affray, was arrested June S
for larceny in the Max Baer clothing
store here. He was being held for
the grand Jury in default of bail. :He
is a Russian. '
Lewis Anderson and Richard Pat
terson, who made their escape with
the rest, Svere being held to answer to
passing bad checks at Lmati!la. They
were arrested at The Dalies on May
8 and returned to the jail here. Nei
ther is considered dangerous and fhey
have been treated as trusties dunug
part of their time in the Jail. f
Albert lindgren, sixth prisoner to
escape, was arrested on April to for
raising checks.
MANY OTTSTDB OFF1CKRS
ARRIVE
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ordered to Pendleton, for the same
purpose.
"He was a man's man and the whftle
State of Oregon grieves with I'matilla
county in its irreparable loss." is the
tribute Olcott paid to Taylor in a state
ment issued when he learned of the
killing of the sheriff.
FIVK MTF.X WHIR Iflll.L AT IARI.T5
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the stock they obtained. Officers be
lieve that there are big possibilities in
the Birch creek hunt, , although, .the
nature of the country there wll ma1.!
catching the men a difficult task. '
!f While a large number of men seo-ir
the Birch creek region, an equally
formidable lot is working beyond Ci
yuse. The story told by William rta
gan, of having seen the five fugitives
on the wagon bridge at Cayuse 8ut(
day, is given considerable 'credence
by officers. They -instructed Sheriff
Warnlck. of La Grande, to take' up
the chase from Cayuse when he came
over on No. 17 today. '
Hounds Are Busy, -wr .
. Hounds from the Walla Walla pris
on. incRarge of Warden Karl Mcln
roe. started this afternoon from Rieth
for the Ganger place. ' Tracks foun.1
at Rieth which are alleged to be those
of Owen and Hart, and more foot
prints seen near the Ganger- place.
furnisTi a worlting'basls. " . '
Numerous phone calls from the Pi
lot Rock vicinity told the officers that
the Ganger place had been robbed
this morning early.- This, if true. Is
considered another hot lead, at head
quarters. "
swift and shallow rivers of Argentina a "rsiseanser-which eommonfy oectiBles'
may result from a trial undertaken on j 19 to li days by the ordinary steamer
the authority of the Minister of Public i could bo made regularly with s. glider
PAVING STONE IS MADE
FROM ASHES OF REFUSE
Works. On the trial trip Just made or. 1 In 'about 10 hours providing no stops
the Bermejo River it was shown 'that i were made. These gliders a
French invention making use of the
flying principle for navigation CO the
aurfare of riv-ii. The plsn is to im
ports parts and manufacturers the ma
,"j chinas .In this country.
COMING DOWN!
RBrtlilJC. July 26. ( . A. P.) Out
of the uhes left In Berlin's incinera
tors from the city's burnt refuse, a
paving stone, is being manufactured
which is said to be as herd and ser
viceable as granite- As Germany no
longer can afford to import paving
materials, which Sweden used to sup
ply, the discovery of thl cheap by
product Is greatly welcomed.
No sight of any lit the fugitives i
bad been reported up to 1:45 this af
ternoon. . despite numerous rumors i
about town that men had been seen,
one had been wounded
near the Canger ranch and olhers. eral Judge Carpentier Uld
POILXSON fiETS SO IVS.
CHICAGO. July 26. (A. P.) Jack
Johnson Is due for a 10 day prellml-
in the arm, nary stay in Jail, it is indicated. Fed.
and olhers. eral Judge Carpentier Uld those at-
Officera directing the chase from the tempting to secure bond for the negro.
sheriffs office said that no arrefrts he would be incapacitated for about
had been reported to them and that , jo days and said he would act then.
-x-m i.i. it,. "M one that rot iiH." but Bohbia
' -eeoiot- tits Ash and hasgs on to It. Bobbie s bl h la made from
' ktka wood lighter even than cork, it make a Am surf board.
rUMX Isabel oa tb oceaa.
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'the onlv suspects which have been
(held were tramps at Rlparia, on the
! Snake river, who. after hasty exami-
I nation, were set free.
Pi44jf Is Fotmd.
The finding of a' pistol cached under
a bridge near the Ganger place hv
(members of a searching party was re
ported officially this afternom. It is
believed this is one of the guns taken
by the fleeing men and for which ro
'ammunition of proper siie was in
Other federal Judges taking this to
mean farpentier would personally at
tend the case and refused to Intervene.
GLIDERS MAY BE USED
FOR QUICK NAVIGATION
BLTA'IS Amis', July 2. (A. P.)
The uk of gliders for transporting !
passengers and mail oa some of thu