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' PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREOON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1920. TEN. PAGES Boys' . Waists and Shirts rrrpwit dnriiHt sale for srhiMil, ;et the boys nil tircl ready to mart w-liool Willi a tm. Our boys' waists and shirts arc reduced as f"!- luws: iiiiinawitiiiiiii-' mmmtMimmmtii a nil iimiiaimwm mi A . .,.r .-..-. .... rn . .. rMlta.f- ,iW mi r r.1M .-,-, v in .. ., m rivr"1" --rjiW -..-..t-1 iitT-ll-iuMfiiiinliilr i'tmiiirn r-TiTfrlir.irii wnnir Tnniij n nfW i mt nii"''"'' , rK'w'-r1--1 - .,-!f- ' S; - I Boys' Wash : I $1.00 Waists' & Shirts Aug. Cleanup. '37c $1.25 Waists & Shirts Aug. Cleanup $1.09 $1.50 Waists & Shirts rAup. Cleanup $1.29 $1.65 Waists & Shirts t Anp. Cleanup $1.42 $1.85 Waista & Shirts Aug. Cleanup $1.54 $2.00 Waists & Shirts ' Aug. Cleanup $1.63 S2.50 Waists & Shirts Aug. Cleanup $2.19 $3.00 Waists & Shirts , Aug. Cleanup $2.47 $3.50 Waists & Shirts Aug. Cleanup $2.93 1 As-;,Tliis i: ' :: :::.WeeK .I L-J Jill I ' . r ''jOA i. : .' --N IfTn drl Ik ilt3s- jy-i'; $2.35 wash suits;-a: ;J Jnl 'ljtrH '' V Ji PT jl - .-ij : k 1 Aug. Cleanup $1.93 V-I' " L iSlS ll SY jl -A ' W ' - $3.35 Wash Suits, ' I ' '-ff lUl) H? 'WJl J lf : Aug. Cleanup $189: 1 V fhilk &' '&0W 'K'2?' rK-l yxl $3.50 Wash Suits; : . f I - ' Ap ly 0rjp0 " ' ' ' ' "'N 1 O j Aug. Cleanup $2.97 1 I Vv C ;' . ' v VMB1w $6.50 Wash Suits, i'l 8 XS. X-T I 'r i;l -'"' X- T!""- - '"' l :, --f ' , Aug. Cleanup $5.45 - ::;; vL he Great ,,JiimTlv;Eyllt fgasgU, 7 lr I - , .If ( t i X ' I l IF I Than ts Seeohd Ever.'.S- t Is Better and Bigger New bargains have been brought forward from our great reserve stocks. Greater reductions have been made on some of the slower moving ar ticles and a larger force of sales people are here to serve you. Buy NOW and save from 10 per cent to 50 per cent on your purchase. ' Men's Work Gloves REDrdED So Per Sent Vhlctt means that you can buy: 12. SO Giotea. ' 1 August Cleanup 92.00 . W.60 Olwes, " .' August Cleanup .....$2.40 ' S.SO Glowa, v ' . Augnst Cleanup $3.80 1.00 GIotm, ' Auffust Cleanup ...,.(3.20 i II.3S Glore,"' ' August deaaup . ...3.40 M.60 Gloves, ' ' "- . August Cleannp ...... $3.0 $ 4.2S Glares, ---... Aiwrust Cleanup 8.80 3.00 Gloves, " ' Angott Cleanup ...,.$1.00 $C.OO Glores,' " August Cleanup $1.60 $fl.SO Gloves, . August Cleanup $5.20 JMen's Shirts at Cleanup Prices. MEVS SPORT SHIRTS A fine assortment . plain white and striped patterns. $1.50. Sport Shirts, Cleanup Price $1.1$ $2.00 Sport Shirts, Cleanup Price .$1.49 $2.50 Sport Shirts, Cleanup Price $1.89 MEN'S GOLF SHTRTS A fine selection, the best makes in the world. $2.00 Golf Smirts Cleanup Price.. $1.5 $2.50 Golf Cleanup $3.00 Golf Cleanup $3.50 Golf Cleanup M.00 Golf Cleanup $4.50 Golf Cleanup 5.00 Golf Cleanup $6.00 Golf Cleanup $7.50 Golf Cleanup Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts, Price. Shirts,' Price. .$1.80 .$2.37 .$2.67 .$3.15 .$3.53 .$3.85 .$1.65 .$5.S5 Trunks Suit Cases Valises Bargains Worth vvniie . Early buying in this line is advisable. Now is the time to prepare for your fall trip. Half the pleasure in a .trip is in being pre pared. Good luggage is your first introduc tion when you arrive. Trunks are reduced as follows: $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. Cleanup ... $15.85 $22.50 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $17.90 $25.00 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $19.85 $27.50 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $21.90 $30.00 Trunks, Aug. Cleanup ... $23.85 $35.00 Trunks August (lean up $27.S $10.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $31.75 $45.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $35.85 150.00 Trunks, August Cleannp $39.20 $55.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $43.20 $60.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $17.05 $65.00 Trunks, August Cleanup . $51.90 $75.00 Trunks, August ' Cleanup . . . $66.25 $N5.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $70.45 $100.00 Trunks, August Cleanup : (200.00 Trunks, August Cleanup $149.25 Suit Cases are re duced as follows: $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 $5.93 $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, August Cleanup ... $11.8$ $15.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup ... $12.35 $16.50 Suit Cases, August Cleanup $13.85 $20.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup ... $ 1 6.20 $25.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $20.45 $27.50 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $22,89 $30.00 Suit Cases, "August Cleanup . . , $24.65 $35.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $28.40 $10.00 Suit Cases, August Cleanup . . . $32.65 All bags uml valises are re diieecl the same as the suit cases are. NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. tjiy tin a supply while they're cheap. They'll - be more later on. $2.00 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup $1.65 $2.50 Night shirts and Pnja nuts, August Cleanup $1.98 $2.75 Xlght Shirts and IKJii mas, August Cleanup $2.R3 $3.00 NiKlit Shirts and Paja mas, ' August Cleanup $2.45 I $3.50 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup J.7T $1.00 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup $3.X0 $t.50N)Klit Shirts and Psja-mu-s, August Cleanup $3.63 15.00 Night Shirts and Paja- -mas, August Cleanup $4.15 17.50 Night Shirts and Paja- mas, August Cleanup $6.33 18.50 Night Shirts and I-aja-nuts, August Cleanup $7.13 $10.00 Night Shirts and Paja mas, August Cleanup $8.20 $12.00 Night Shirts and 1'aja mas, August Cleanup $9.85 BLANKETS ; and .' COMFORTS in the Clearance Sale, August Army Blanket 100 perrxnt wool, khaki color, woigtit 4 1-2 lbs. Ideal for slumping porches, camp ing or indoor use, will wear for years. August Cleanup $8.95 Cotton Sheet . ; Blankets In the famous Nashua make, extra la.Tce sie, flftxSQ inches and weight, colors are grey. Ian and- whtta, $4. SO " blankets in this ..... . August Cleanup Sale the pair $3.95, ,fl Gray Wool Blanket1 weight 16 lbs., another excel lent blanket for outdoor use, sli'cptuff porches or Indoor use; regular price $I.7S. - - August Cleanup Price the Pair $11.95 The more you buy ; the more you save. , die one 01 tlie wise ones and buy : , . . .. to your limit. peoples war 3 WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADET OHS Don't waste your opportunity, visit this Great Sale and buy all you can. 1Z aal PENDLETON INVITED TO gress. Secretary of the Interior John Barton Payne is expected to attend if official business does not prevent. Her bert Hoover has been asked to ex press his opinion of what the govern ment should do towards increasing the future production by reclaiming arid lands In the northwest, and Ar- . . , j. . . unur i'. uavis. eft et ot ; the Ln ted J'endleton today was Invhed to send .., .... , , ... representative, to the Northwest Reo- ernmcnt W!L8 , Kea,B ,. -WM5 , further the congress. L MAN SAYS ' CARAVAN IS POSSIBLE la ii. fct Ion and Development Congress wfiivh .will meet (n Seattle September It and. 17. Delegates Interested in ir nudtlon from Montana. Idaho, Wyom iriK.i (Aegon and Washington have ftenu iijvited by the executive commit . tnv'of.the congress to attend. The msfler.has been referred to President J ' it. Jialey. of the Pendleton Com mercial Association. ,v -.lh the belief that h the states of 2&iMnfa. Idaho, Wyoming. Oregon and Wuishington get together on a ! A caravan of 100 automobiles to apuud, oggreusive program for the de- jhring spectators from Portland and wiopment of arid lands of the north- ivlcinity to the Round-Up is possible, 6M Uiut national attention can be fo- j Frank Clarvoe. of the automotive dn etised on possibilities of this great sec- .partment of the Oregon Journal, said :n nd advance the time m-hen the Saturday night after making a survey development will proceed rapidly, the of conditions, here and of the road j (HSlKieSM II Hit 11 I U CHIICU IV BMCUlUi. 1 1 U 1 1 1 I UI Ll.t I J I LU fVIIUIKlUII. i a.t Seattle September IS and 17. jjnuroal is considering sponsoring a fTiitre are ten million acres of arid tour of this kind to the Kound-LTp for landn In the northwest whic h should the first time In history, he irrigated at once, stales the exeeu- j Uve committee which m composed After looking over the camp ground atinat of representatives of the facilities here and meeting with offl r iuu.ibrr c.f Commerce of Portland. c!als of the Ilound-Cp. Mr. Clamoe ex-Tiio'iia- Seatlie ' and Fpokalie. 'and pressed hiaisvlf as well pleaned With whirh ho- Includes represenlstlvos the outlook. He said he would take rj em (tin f he states. The final details '! with Chairman S. Henaon. of the ft.r Hie congress will be arranged at -N-ate Highway Commission, the pwl- 11,. .onfen-nee to be held at Boise. f " liaeienmg impro. eineiii ui in Augi :0. to be attended by represents- bridges across the Deschutes and John fjwes from the cities or the five states. !' rivers. He was assured by Coun . A general Invitation to- attend has ty Judge Marsh that the road between bwa exutnded to 6000 men from the Echo and lJend lton would be in good fivi? states who are known to be Inter- shape for Jtound-l-p tourists. ied la a siralght-fora-ard Irrigation! lr. Clarvoe drove here by auto from fresram. The republican and demo- Portland on Friday, accompanying Mr. e.-stlc- rrtles have been asked to have and Mrs Albee. of Portland. They their presldenilal candidates or men left early Sumkiy morning on the re- J.!a in the party pk at . tli " pon- tura trip. . . , ... DEMOCRATS PUT TAYLOR ON BALLOT FOR SHERIFF ' William R, "Jinks". Taylor was chosen Saturday afternoon to fill the place as nominee for Sheriff on the democratic county ticket, made vacant by the death of his brother, Sheriff T. D. Taylor. The nominee is now serving out his hrother's unexpired term as sheriff under appointment by the county commissioners. Sheriff Taylor has had a number of years experience as a deputy sheriff In the Athena precinct. ' His business In terests there kept him from taking an active part in the work of the office. The nominee is widely acquainted throughout the country, having spent most of his life here. Ho will be op posed for the office In the general election by Zoeth Houser, of Kcho, re publican nominee. ' BIRTHDAY MARKED BY PARTY AT STANFIELDi- KTAXFIKI-D. Aug. . Mr. ?hta- pVcok In trrtland. KgTa Hasten. The evening whu pleas antly upent in playing- "600". C. R. Haxn and Sirs. C. I. Brockman car ried off tne honors, delicioua refresh ments were served after which the suefita were entertained with music both vocal and instrumental. Efcra Haaen and Chester Dupuis were attending1 to business in Hermis ton Wednesday. Miss Klenor and Alice Helen Cleve land are spending the month at Sea Hide, the guests of their grandmother Mrs. CharleH Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. O. I " Dunnin? and family . have moved Into their new home on Coe Avenue. Work on the cement walks has been delayed on account of not being abli to get cement, but -contractor Deyj hopefl it will be only a short timo until work will be resumed. H. Heseer Is the new manager of the Inland Km pi re 'Lumber Company, taking the plac of T- . Yates who resigned. Mr. Tatcs will devote his time to his ranch. A vrry interesting letter was receiv ed from Dr. Coe who with Mrs. Coe Is (touring Rurope, they were at Ouchy Tauiwanne Switzerland when last 1 heard from. Mrs. carl HVjlm and aons Carl and Robert left Sunday for a month's stay h Mrs. Helm's mother an field. It- A. Holte nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred CUj motored to Her mlston Wednesday. J. if. tKtlbiirg in etiending Buyers' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hazen left Thursday for an extended trip in the east, they will visit Detroit and other Michigan towns they will be absent for a couple of months. fc B. Stuart is biuldlng an addition tu his house on Barbara street. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kyle returned home Wednesday from a ten days visit with Mrs. Kyle's parents in Hat em.' Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Brockman and daughters Wanda and Hetty were In I'endleton Monday. DOMINION AIR FORCE HAS BEGUN TRAINING Ottawa On.. Ausr. 10. (TJ. P ) The Initial period of training of the Canadian Air Force bi-Kins at Camp Borden, north of Toronto, August J. Over one hundred aeroplanes, a num ber of flying boats and a . complete outfit for instruction in aerial pho tography, wireless and gunnery are bo liif? employed. . . Machines taluiid at between five and six million dollars have been pre sented to the Canadian Air Force by the British government There is a fine airdrome at Camp Borden and it is In all respects wll equipped for one period o f training which will occupy it days. . , , PRESIDENT ABANDONS AUTC ter Dupuis was the charming hostess Wednesday evening at ber home on Barbara street, the occasion being a surprise party In honor of her hus band' birthday. Those who shared her hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hann, Mr. and Mrs. C JV. Con nor. Mr. and Mrs. C It- H"n Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Brockman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vic Urtm, Mr. and Mrs. F, Bf fituart and Frank Hloan was In Pendleton Tuea- day on business. Mrs. Frank Sloan and children Rachel and KIdon are recuperating in the mountain. Mrs, J. B. Kenney l spending a week visiting relatives at Camas Washington. Rev. J. K. Faucett and daughter Miss Ituth. nre ending their vacation in fortlandt m j XT J I Alb i .1 . J kit u. .fOTON Dust off th old carriage? President and Mrs. Wilson na let tba fashion On in t?i0h,lV.?Lt.bK.e ent substituted the old-fashioned Victoria for the Whlta Houm automobile , ffcwSuJSE " Pr- Th' h"!"P un.4 j 1
