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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1920)
(. ' , - TOT''!- TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON,' OREGON, - WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11. 1020. PAGE TWO Onrs la the f inert assort- fl L 1 L 1 fc i f V",V..' & J' .8 1 I , 1 , f Sf , fl a.l shirt ar rl-l Tlii tiest makes as well an . :J KJ. L, W J k. "3W l l J f ' -"J i I' 'J ( $1.00 Waists & Shifts O-be mateHsl. - pat- J f - J - Jfl 11 ' It ' Aug. ClCOHUp. 87C , M him a Torn Sawyer" flJ L3 " ' . ' ' 1 f'J fc , O J ' $1.25 WaiStS & Shirty '-i' - -Mrr1- rkli 'J'- V I fV "XB Aup. Cleanup $1.29 . I nl -1 f?0 1 7 tJt K. $1.65 Waists & Shirts ; IliSI IL I: S7 JV'A - , Aug." Cleanup $ .42 ' II U 1 l!lr, CJ J L Ll CT $25SVaists& Shirts- 1 V "'tr X-V-'. : - ' 7 'H S Aug. Cleanup $29 ' $8.50 Wash SuitsTT - ' : . ,- J .:IT) $2.35 Wash Suits, Aug. Cleanup $1.93 $3.35 Wash Suits, Aug. Cleanup $2.S9 $a50 Wash Suits, ' Aug. Cleanup $2.97 $4.50 Wash" Suits i;4ug- Cleanup $3.65 $a50 Wash Suits,' ; - Aug.' Cleanup $5.45 $8.50 Wash"Suits7T Aug. Cleanup $6.49 6 Sreat AiiTiTial Evetit t'ttt? nrrryrrrt -n ti ttvt tt7t?tvtt nrrrrTP VP A I? : 11 0Ui.'Aftrlit olirklo 'eepnsminnlft rlotlllllff ailtl merCJjaiUlISL Ol all . . , , , . , .vi "1 ' .1 , ..!:i.:st..iiic c.... lriiiit rn i-paraloss to loss pnees m many instances niucli lower than we can possi We must have tlie room. New Fall goods are on the ro siefHlv cleanim - 1HJY! U Y BUY! Lav in a six mon $3.50 Waists & Shirts .. Aug. Cleanup $2.93 kinds "at 'V.Men's Work Gloves HKWCED ao Per Sent 'W hich means that you can buy: 2..V GloTea, ;;.'" ' Auyust Cleanup, , , . . .$2.00 1 $3.00 ekTP9. ' " Angast Cleanup $3.40 $3.50 Gtowa, Aaost Oeaanp $2.80 $4.00 Gloves, Augatm desiwp $3.20 ,t $4.25 (UoTea, , ' . ; Aocuat Cleanup . .... .$3.40 $4-S tfloTes. ' A . -Imm .... AA "$4.25 CJlovea, . A ii?UKt Cleanup $3.80 - 5.00 filovea, Auaut Cleanup .'....$4.00 SC 00 GKitm, - tiisnst Cleanup . . . .,$1.80 $C 50 GloTes, . August "Cleanup- $5.20 Men's Shirts . at Cleanup Prices. MESS SPORT SHIRTS A fifte 'assortment plain white and, striued , jiatterna, ' . . ". $1.50 Sport Shirts,' Cleanup Prtee $1.19 $2.00 Sport Shirts, . Cleanup Price .$1.4 . $2.50 Sport Shirts, Cleauup Price , $1.89 MEVS GOLF SHIRTS A' fine selection, the best makes . In the . world. ; $2.00 Golf Smlrts . Cleanup Price. .$1.65 $2.30 Golf Shirts, . Cleanup Price.. $1.89 . $3.00 Golf Shins, Cleanup Price. .$2,37 $3.50 Golf Shuts, Cleanup Price. .$2.67 t4 0 Golf Shirts, Cleanup Price. .$3.15 $4.50 Golf Shirts. ' Cleanup Price. .$3.55 - $5.00 Golf Shirts, I Cleanup Price.. $3.85 ' $0.00 Golf Shirts, Cleanup Price. .$4.65 , $7.SO Golf Shirts, Cleauup Price. .$5.95 to us.. uiyrepiac-ineamcies,jjui tiu opiiiig rtin,kjtiiii e---o-- ad now, our store is already crowded and w( offer tliese wonderfully low prices to atlect a tlis supply u, you possiniy can., 11 nv jicL.aim smw i wj . j Trunks iSuit Gases - Valises Bargains Wortl ' , : While - Early buying in this line is advisable. Now , is the timetta prepare for your fall trip. Half the pleasure in a trip is in being pre-; pared. Good luggage is your first iritroduc tion when yoju arrive. Trunks are reduced as follows;1 $12.50 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ; . . . $9.95 $15.00 Trunks, Aug. - Cleanup . . . $11.85 $17.50 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $13.97 $20.00 Trunks, Aug. V Cleanup $15.85 $22.50 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $17.90. $25.00 Trunks, Augi v Cleanup ... $19.85 $27.50 .Trunks, Aug. ' ;, , Cleanup $21.90;. " $30.00 Trunks Aug.-' -Cleanup ....$23.85- $35.00 Trmiks .August lv Cleanup . C. .' 27.05 ""$40.00 Trunks, Autfiwt v -Cleanup . 31.75 $45.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $35.85 . ' (50.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $39.20 . . $55.00 Trunks, August Cleanup . $43.20 $00.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $47.65 $05.00 Trunks, August '- ' -Clcannp $51'.0 - $75.00 Trunks August Cleanup . . $06.25 $85.00 Trunks August Cleanup ' . . $78.45 . $100.00 Trunks, August s .. Cleanup . . . . (200.0U Trunks, August Cleanup $149.25 "i - . s Suit Cases' are re- ' duced as follows : a. $2.95 Suits Cases," ' Aug. Cleanup $2.35 ' $3.50 Suit Cases, Aug. Cleanup $2.79 $5.00 Suit .Cases, Aug. Cleanup $4.15 $7.50 Suit Cases, Aug. Cleanup $5.95 -$8.50 Suit Cases, Aug. Cleanup $6.85 $10.00 Suit Cases, Aug. Cleanup '$7.90 $12.50 Suit Cases, Aug. Cleanup $9.87 $13.50 Suit Cases, August Cleanup... $10.90 . $14.50 Suit Cases, Angu'st Cleanup ... $11.86 $15.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . $12.35 $16.50 ult Cases, August Cleanup ... $13.85 $20.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $16.20 $25.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $20.45 $27.50 Suit Cases, August Cleaihip . . . $22,89" $.10.00 Suit Cases, . August Cleanup ... $24.65 $35.00 Suit Cases'' , August Cleanup . . . $28:40 $40.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup-..t. $32.65 - All bugs anil valises are re duced the . same as the suit cases are. t ' NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. ' supply whije They'll D they're cheap, mure later on, $2.00 IMteht Shirts and laja iiuia Angust Ck-airup $1.65 $2.50 Vight Shirts and I'aJa . ions, August Clenuup $1.98 ' $2.75 Night Shirts and Paja. mas, August Cleanup $2.35 $3.00 Night Shirts and I'aja mus, August Cleanup $2.45 $3.50 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup $2.77 $4.00 Night Shirts and Puja ima, August Cleanup $3.30 $4.50 Night Shirts and Paja. iiuks, August Cleanup $3.65 5.00 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup $4.15 i 7.50 Night Shi-ls and Paja mas, August Cleanup $6.35 ; $8.50 Night Slilrts and Paja ' mas, August Cleanup $7.15 1 0.00 Night Slilrts anil Paja . nms, August Cleanup $8.20 $12.00 Night Shirts and Paja mas August cleanup $9.85 BLANKETS and COMFORTS in the L.learance sale. August Army Blanket 100 percent wool, khaki color, weight 4 1-3 lbs, Ideal for sleeping porches, camp ing or indoor use, will wear fur years. . , ..... August Cleanup $8.93 Cotton Sheet Blankets In the famous Nashua make, extra lurge sine, 68x80 inches and weight, colors are grey, tan and -White, 14.60 blankets In this y August Cleanup Sale the pair $3.95 , Gray Wool Blanket ... weight lbs., another excel--lent blanket for outdoor use, sleeping porches or indoor use; regular price $13.76, August Cleanup Price the Pair. $11.93 The more you buy the niore you save. Be one of the wise ones ana buy . to your limit. ' ':. ..llMyj. it rays to trade mzp$s$2 Don't waste your opportunity, visit tliis Great Sale and buy all you can.' BRAZIL TO GRAPPLE : VITH LIVING COSTS JOO J& JANEIRO- Aug. IL U. P.) While press reports reachijig Braxil indicate thai the price of living1 hum risen to it8 crest in most countries Including- the U lilted Staten, Brazil Ht ill has the problem to grapple with. And in view of the steady, uninter rupted "rise In" the prices of most 8ta-Vlah"g-uae of 'H. C."lM as fluently as pM articles, such as tailK, meat. susa do the- resdents of ' Chcago but al and reheat, the time is apparently Bot far off when the problem here will be equally, if not fully, ae acute, as in countries which react more quickly to the trend of the moment. Brazilians are only just beginning1 to full awaken to the situation. Prices have been on the rise here, as they have been all over the world, but Bra zil has yet to feel the full force of necessity. Cariocas, the colloquial name resdents of Rio de Janeiro, talk for the BIRDS ARE THIS DOCTOR'S PAkitNTS ,; mi . . J f' though f they have felt the , pinch, to some extent, they have never been able to fully believe all the harrowing reports of food shortage. But within the last few weeks, Carl ocas heve begun to take the matter a little bit more seriously, and during the middle of June it w&s announced that the price of wheat would be greater. This announcement called forth a real blast of protest, "Wheat, with which is made our daily bread is soon going to be denied in the homes of the rich and poor alike, despite the enormous stocks on hand," said the "A Noite." Continu ing;-the newspaper said: "These increases, are taking1 us to heightn unimaginable at present.., .'Al though our flour mills have- capitals of up to $750,000, they are greedy of further gins and are. Increasing' the cost of their product, already fabulous." ' II era. "Those men are officially off my hands," the United States marshal at Charleston said over the telephone. stood pat. The federal commifMioner ami the.federaf district attorney Kcmtehed their heailH. The (Jeoigla officer deckled to from under'."-. He flourished J nn "gel HlK I Sibley's removal order linden iTie nose of the Richland county JuTIsr, left his prisoners and hurried awuy. The. pris oners are here. PRISONERS, BUT NO ONE CLAIMS THEM -. ' COLORADO SPRINGS. CoL Trr W. W. Arnold. Colorado Spring physician, (or .years bai ; maintained In bis bade yard a little hospital where all that be know of medicine and surgery Is . ai tke service of any bird that needs It. . Children bring sick or Injured birds to him. The Mours tiut Dove (above) was taken to r. Arnold s bird hospital with us wine almost shot away. 'While as bird will sever be able 'o fly gain. It's life was saved asva it la , permanent Inmate of the bos IUI. At right Is Dr. Arnold fee ; i ivi rehaa rebiaV r--v- - COU'MBLA, S. C Aug. 1 1. (IT. F.) The Richland county Jail has three prisoners it can't keep and can't let go. The federal prison at Atlanta has 40- more Raid to be in the same status. A former New York Judsre, now Im prisoned at Atlanta, caused the trou ble. The three men were sentenced ot Columbia on moonKhinlnff charges. The penalties were one year In the federal prlFOn. There was no men tion of "a year and a day" nor of "hard labor." The former New York judge knew about sentences and suggested a course of. procedure 'that brought a ruling by Judge Hamuel H. Kibley at Atlanta that the men were improper ly committed. Judge Sihley issued Rlbley issued habeas corpus writs and ordered the men returned to Colum bia for review of sentences. That was only the start. The end still Is not in Blaft. Arriving- here, the federal marshal could find no one to take his prison- , , , , i i i li i ' TCyJBPTL.' i 'r Ht '.i Cs & r Hi 4 'M D 16,' -r - tf7 ." ' - H . V . i i h ' - t-t, i E FOR DEAF AND SPOKANR, Wash., Aug. 11. i A. p.) For the purpose of sellllng up on plans for ft homfe for the deaf and dumb of Washington, to be erected by the Washington Association of the Deaf and- Dumb -a meet nig of the ex ecutive committee of the organisation Is to be held in October, It was an nounced here yesterday by James H. O'keary president of the association. The time ur, 1 piece of the next bi ennial convention will be fixed upon at thu same metlng, he said. - ' T1 , . Council JU"dut:on Rent. ' ' ' ...... .... it.!.. Ilesolutlons of condolence to Mrs. T. D. Taylor and Mrs. Ann Taylor, wife and mother, respectively, of the lute Sheriff Til Taylor, were complet ed by the city council's committee and mailed lodny. "TV, a lrssi Tasn CrArid a'ifl OODKENTU CKY ": " V , AXJt TOJJ.VV Our A ssnr frritrif nf I Good Looking Shoes For Men, Women and Children is Growing Daily. Just received a small shipment of "Lady Louis" - shoes in a beautiful Havana Brown Kid, with a military heel and welt sole. This shoe is in a class by itself and will appeal to the smart dresser. The Bootery 735 Main St. Jack Winer, Mgr.