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School Begins Monday, August 30th Less Than Two Weeks
NOW-IS THE TIME TO OUTFIT THE CHILDREN. . , Take advantageof the wonderful savings this sale offers.
Away
Start them off .with nice new
w clothes. It makes them feel better, they'll make better records at school. It will be the best investment you ever niade. Try it. BUY NOW!'- '
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BLANKETS
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COMPORTS
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in llie August
Clearance . Sale,
Army Blanket
10 percent Wool. Vhaki .
eohr. weight 4 1-2 Km, ideal
for sleeplns porches. camp
Ins fr Indoor use, will wear
for years.
; Alijrnst Cleanup
- $8.95 -.,
Cotton Sheet
Blankets
In the famous Nashua
make, extra, la.-pe siea, SSxSO
Inches and weight, colors are
m-y, tan. tud owfaitak $4.40
blankets in this
Ausmst Cleanup Sale
the pair.$3.95 .
' Gray Wool Blanket
weifrht lb., anether .excel
ent blanket for utdor se,
sleeping percneS r indoor
vsef regular' price
Angnst Cleanup Price
the Pair $11.95 :
16.50
Boys' Suits
. . $9.85
riiis is an f.vtra special offer
School is not far ."away
Tour boys will need new
mtta.and. bow is beyond ar
gument the time to prepare
them. Onr stock is very
arse and you'll be able to
find exactly what you want.
All suits not included in
the t9.85 special are reduced
as follows:'
$12. 50 Suits,
.'linp Price
$1.1.50 Suits,
Cleanup JPrice .
tl-tk.0 Suits,
Cleanup Irioe .
$1S.00 Krtits,
Cicannp Price
$10.50 Rit,
Cleanup PrU
; ft t
$18.50 Suits, ,
Ckiuiup Price
130.00 Suits,
Cleanup Price .
H21.SO Suits,
Cleanup Price
. .$9.00
.$10.75
..$11.45
.$11.00
. $1S.2S
Qiildrens'
( Dresses
Such lovely dresses
can't be of fered every
day- or very often. Re
member, these are not
samples, nor specially
purchased frocks, but
all new and desirable '
styles taken right from
our own good stocks.
Ginghams, Voiles
and Organdies, regular
ly priced from f 2.75 to
$28.50 '
All Reduced One
Fourth
$22.50 Suits,
Cleanup Price
$25.00 Suits,
Cleanup Price
Cleanup Price
$27.50 Suits,
. Cleanup Price
28.50 Suits,
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Boys' Wash
Suits 1
Ours is the finest assort
ment of boys', wash suits In
Pendleton. ' -
The best makes as well as
the best materials and pat
terns. .: . " ' ',
Get him a "Tom Sawyer"
Suit.. It is sure to incase.
$2.35 Wash Suits, !?
Aug. Cleanup $1.93
$3.35 Wash Suits,
Aug. Cleanup $2.89
$3.50 Wash Suits,
Aug. Cleanup $2.97
$4.50 Wash Suits
Aug. Cleanup $3.65
$6.50 Wash Suits,
Aug. Cleanup $5.43
$8.50 Wash Suits,"
Aug. Cleanup $6.49
Pretty JVIiUinery ; (
for Children
Reduced
By Reduced we mean
priced lower than at
any other time since
the season opened.
The assortment em
braces a bevy of cute
little shapes, aflutter
with gay ribbons. ' J .
charming diversity of
styles.1 -- v
Straw and Silk
Hats . ,
Values $3.75 to $10.00
One Half Price
PENDLEIONS. GREATEST DEPARTAENT JSTOItK
TiT T
eopies warenous
IT PAYS TO TRADE nIli
Boys Waists and
Shirts
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Prepare during this sale
' for sclwol. CJet'the boys all
toRijed reatly to start school
' with a vim. Onr boys' waists
and shirts are reduced as t-l-lows:
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$1.00 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup. 87c
$1.25 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $1.09
$1.50 Waists & Shirts
; Aug. Cleanup $1.29 ,
! $1.65 Waists & Shirts
, .Aug. Cleanup $1.42
$1.85 Waists & Shirts
l, - Aug. Cleanup $1.54 '
$2.00 Waists & SKirts
' Aug. Cleanup $1.63
S2.50 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $2.19
$3.00 Waists & Shirt
, Aug. Cleanup $2.47
$3.50 Waists & Shirts
: ' Aug. Cleanup $2.93
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Underxvear
Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawer. All Sizes up
to 52. Ecru :( and dark
grey colors. 1 .
$1.25 quality,
Cleanup Price U.: 98c
$1.00 B. V. D. Stylo
Union Suits,
' "Winner" .....:...79c
$1.50 Light Jersey Rib
. bed Union Suits $1.30
Lots 501. and. .502,
short sleeve and long
sleeves, ankle length,
all sizes-. "
$1.35 B. V. D. Stylo
Union Suits ; ....$1.11
$1.75 B. V. D. Style
Union Suits $1.59
$1.00 Light Ribbed
Union Suits ,.....i..79c .
$L50 Poros Weave '
Union Suits $1.29
; All sizes and all
styles.- " .' -v.. v. .t
$2.25 Genuine Poros
Knit Union Suits $1.95 .
All styles, all sizes,
ecru and white. , .,
All other Summer Un
derwear is reduced 10
per cent, except a few
short lot that are re
duced till there's no
profit left. you can
be fitted with any tf
these broken lot gar
ments you can get some
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CHURCH HELD ON LAWN i
m ADAMS ON SUNDAY
'. ' (East' Oregohian Special.)
A0AMS. ug-. Jt-Chuch services
were held on the iftwh of Mr.' ahd
Mrs. iohn Ciess at 8 p. m. by Rev. J.
R. Haslem. They bad fine singmR
and a ood aufllenee .was Ih attend
V. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunch are the
proud parents of an S l-i pound baby
gM tort oh Sunday morning -at the
maternity home in Pendleton. The
,'I.file miss is named Pauline Esther.
Molh and child "are doing fine.
i JIT. Story of Ooldeh Gate Idaho. "Is
lh uu'st or liev. and Sirs. J. P.. Hxi
lehi fftr few days before returning
t-j . o.lefte at CorVallin, Ore.
in. Harvey 'Roseberry of Idaho,
was i he ruet ef her father awd moth
er, Mr. and Mrs. Si. A: Baker, for the
i Air. and Mrs. Fieil Parr and chil
ttiv and several lincies and aunts and
ctiirirw went to the mountain' to pick
liucsietjerrics ard me home With a
number of r&nnx of nice big hiickle
l.errit " t haitey Smith. h hpa BUM
for s.ttoo time Is ail to be out oa the
Mreets i.t . '
M:: and Jr. FIra Hale and rr.
and lr. Gladwyn S;mcer snd mn
and Roderick motored t Pen
dleton and attended the movie un
dav. it r. and Mrs. Bushman ft ri daaeh
ter, Ida, vame te Adorns Sunday ro
do fonre sboppinir.
KiuNNy Kooa Komdy Shftw of
taurine the iaaa, mun.nn end dascin?
vo.uwiiHha and or'lu-Ktra, played at
the city ball on Satnrdy evenir.K at A
p. m. A rood H-owd was in attend
ance and all enjoyed tbe evenintr.
..'arlon Winnct of pendtHt. if
KfM'ndina; a few weeks with Vernon
SJvrl. a of Ad-ims. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Otis IJeuallen motor
ed to the river Sunday for a few daya'
yt-sjr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley fcha.lt and
rrildren, llene and Char!-, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hert K.rby n.d children, Mr.
f.nl Vra. I. Lt. Ijieuatlcti aa danshter, ,
I..,, ik and and Mr. and Mrs.
Chrl Ortwina and r'nuRhter Ijeone.
tored to the river Sunday lor a day's
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,. ;Mr Ralph Wallan and Mra jane
Wallau motored to Pendleton Monday..
Mrs. Henry Bunch was in Pendleton
Sunday. . .
ilr. and Mrs. G. M. MorriBOn find
Geraidlne, Roland and Roberta, r..o
lored to Pendleton Sunay an attended
the movies.
Mr. an Mrs. Pearl Hales of Pendle
ton motored to Adams today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolliet motored to Aa-
ams from their ranch near Adas to
day.' '
: Mrs. McBahe came to Adarhs today
to do some shoppituff. - ,' ' -
1 Mr. and Mrs. John Oirle motored to
Pendletpn today.
Miss Leota Whitely of Pendleton, is
the guest f her grandmother, Mrs.
French,' ti Adams.' " , ;
tfhe iL Ij. Rogers harvestimf crew
moved to the old Carden ranch today
te cut the grain there and from there
they will aro to the mountain ranch.
Will Hoidman has been confined to
his home with Illness which has been
going around in Adams for the past
two Kto ' .
Huckleberries are plentiful In the
motirtarns arid the Indians are bring
ing them in for sale and jre selling
them for 13 a gallon;
Mrs. "Frank Krebs is the . guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stone for the week-
en, v
Mrs. Charley Bunch and Mrs. L
Clark and baby motored to Pendleton
Friday to do some Bhoppijiu.
Mrs. Will Boyer and daughters, wa
rns an Heten, motored to Pendleton
today to o some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Mai com M-Irttyre and:
daughter, Gwendolyn of Athena, ro-,
tored to Adams Saturday to do some
ahopHnsr.
Frank Martin of Pendleton, motor
ed to Adams today looking after his
cost of first-cabin passage from Ja
pah to the United States $300.. . ;
TEN ARMY ATHLETES IN
29 FROM U. S. BELONG
WEST OF MISSISSIPPI
SAX FRANCISCO, Aug., lj. Ten of
the 29 athletes sent by the United
States army to the Antwerp Olympic
Games are from - western States, ac
cording to information received by
the Army Recruiting News Service
here. .
Six westerners are on the wrestling
team. They are IJeut. Tom It. Denny,
Butte, Mont., Corporal J. A.' Bond,
Ogden, I-'tah; Corporal S. GrandrOse,;
Iyons, Colo.; Corporal-Brian Martin,
Spokane, V"n., Private Paul Zanoline,
StarkvtUe, Colo., and Private L. A.
Kelsey, Oakland, Cal. "
Major Robert Sears of Washington
state will compete in the modern pen
tathlon. Ijleirt. Don M. Scott, Clayton,
X. M., is entered in the S0(Kmeter run,
Sergeant Theodore Schneider, Aber
crombie N. I, la in the 1.5-pound
boxing entries and Private Fred W.
Colbery, Camas, Wn., is in the 147-
pound class.
his great speed nKnin in the 1.500
meter race. Zander ran the distance
in 1918 In S mi notes 63' Seconds
and his trainer has assured The As.
sociated Press that he is able to do
that again. Zander is expected to
show up well too,. In the 800"-meter
run where Sweden also will be repre
sented by Bolin "and Ivundgren. All
three bf these are able to cover the
distance in one minute 62 2-6 seconds
to One minute 53 seconds.
SWEDES SEEK VICTORY
IN MIDDLE DISTANCES I
Both LundKren and Zander Will be
strong competitors at 6,000-meters.
In this event and. in the lO.OOO-mntr
run, Sweden will -be represented also
by Pal k and Backman, -loth of whom
have run th distance Hi remarkable
fast tlim. Backman, wat, easy winner
of the RngliRh five-mile thamptonshin
in 1919. In the 400 tne-trtr relay raee
tne ffwedish team wiil consist ot
HolniHtream, Malm. fti-Kxtohl and
Sandirfroem. The team Ihir repeatedly
run the distance in 41 1-10 seconds.
Sweden ia not expected to win the
hurdle) races. Jn the running -broad
jump V. ,fJafterwson ha jumped 7.260
meters and is crtnsidf-red good for
7.350 meters, Sweden sends P. John-;
hHon and K. Bahiln as competitors in
the hop, fctep and jump. Their records
this year are respectively 15.28 and
I 5-.16 meters.
I In the pentathlon and decathlon,
(Sweden's bent men. will be Kverit Nil-
son and FSertie Olsson. The pole
iimp will be contested by Mattson and
HiPBtrom, who have jumped over 3.80
metiers but do not jenem jrood for any
fthlnff better. Sisfria f;dtroem heads
the troup of athletes which numbers
; fifty-one.
pounced today that Hal 'ha.p find
iHttrl Maggert, who played with the
Mnd era team iast Sunday, woxild not
be allowed to play any more games
in the league and that the same in
which they participated would bo
thrown out. He called a meeting ot
the club owners to be held-tonipht at
Aierced at which time he expects his
action to be confirmed.
IN THREE OUT OF FIVE
pionships along the entire Pacific
eooKt. . Rf.bert went south and won
the Southern California championship
in men's singles and the championship
in the men's singles at "DM Monte,
Cal.. 1n a hRndicap tonrnnment. - '
Howard incited the northwest as
the territory he dewlrod to eonStrer
and, at Tacoma, he won the Pacific
Northwest championship In mens
singles and playing with a Tacoma
rneo.net ejrpert, Won tbe men's doubles.
The brothers lnt year held the
California state and Pacific Const
chftmplori.vhips in "men's doubles. They
were runncrmip this year in tho Ban
Francisco city championships in the
men's doubles, loalng to C. J. Griffin
and Roland Roberts, now playing in
the east. ': - - '
MULLIGAN GIVEN CLEAN
SLATE BV PRESIDENT
AXTIVKRTX Aug. 1 '(A. P.)
The PWediFh Olympic team frr track
und field events does not expect many
brilliant victories here but expects to
make its best showing in middle dist
ance running events- ince the Olym
pic games In (Stockholm in Ifti2 much i
wheat crop, -whicrh -i being harvested.J draining ban been given to the, young-j
Mrs. Charles Bunch was the gnest J er athletes of ? wed en tie re.Tiit?i of
of hr mother. Mrs- H. Ievagn, today, jwnwn nave neen Known in tne quaiirt.j - .
We have had some very warm days cation tests. , j
thia we, the thermometer register-j ' In th 1 00-meter dash ngdnhl 1p PAX CTIAXC1SC, Aug. Eddie
ed fro to 105 in the shade in -and counted as good for 10 S-7 seconds and Mulligan, third baseman of- the Salt
around Adams. he Is the hope of ftweden in the 200-Utke club in the Pacific Cast B;jpe-
MiMi Hannah French t returned to I meter race. in the 400-meter nice ball league wan cleared by President
visiting m Pendleton with hef niater.i liffved to be good for 49 seconds. Ft Hi
Mrs. Henry Whitely. ; .weflen is expeerr-a to ftave only
PHILADKt.PH.IA, Aug. 1 8. Tt Was
"Valentine Day", at the start 'of, the
fourth Grand Circuit meeting at Nar-
berth yesterday, A. Valentine of
Columhus, Ohio, capturing three of
the five races on the double header
card carried over from yesterday be
cause of rain. He won the 2:08 puce
with Gold Quartz, with best time of
2:05 3-4, the William Penn stake for
two-year-old trotters with Bogalnsa,
and the 2:06 trot for the $2,500 Tiel-
levue-Strotford Hotel stake with Peter
Coley. Hougnlusa's best time was
2:10 3-4.
Twenty five of the 31 horses starting
won a portion of the money.
The 2:06 trot waa the feature of the
card and brought Peter Ooiey and
Tarn Cegantle together for the first
time this season.
The latter made a disappointing
showing, however, and Valentine's
trotter won the first, two heats handily
beating Charlie Rex in the first heat
and Selka in the second. In the third j
heat Ima Jay came from behind and J
brat Charlie Rex in a furious drive.
Best time 2:6 1-4.
DEMOCRATS TO PLACE
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AGAIN BEING HEARD
MARIOX; Witt.' n.aOX " l. In.
timatlon thai ' Jlafdlnf may shortly
leave his fVoW -port:h t make several
apeeches away from Marlon Was rob
bed np again In face of previous as
sertlons by the presidential candidate
that under tio drenmstadees watt Id he
hake more than one -speech "sway
from Marlon hpfnre October I.""-
IST.AXD ficovnia FOR ini1ITn.
WASmitfOTONv Aug. 18. -(A. , P.)
'-Investigation of the arrest without
warrants ten days aa of thirty-nine
Hindus at mrth Bethlehem, Pa., -by
immigration off loin Li has led the labor
department to extend their inquiry to
Bllts Island, if.' Ys Commissioner
yallls of Kllis lalnnd was summoned
for a conference today. "- . i
SPOKANB, j, WaMh., Aug.. 18. (A.
P.) Alihoush the time for . filming
candidacies in the state primary elec
tion closed loajt Saturday, with several j
omoes on the Democratic ticket un-
contested for, a full ticket Is to be put J
up by the Democrats in this county, it J
tested for, a full ticket is to be put up i
hy the Democrats' In this -county. It ;
was declared by. local Democratic ;
leaders today. They said that candi-
dates would be agreed upon by the I
Democrats and put on the ballot by I
the use of stickers. A meeting of the j
Cox-Roosev-it Club was called for to-i
nlcht to consider the situation.
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CARL E, FRANSEEN-
tJks nirlg.
KINSEY BROTHERS ARE
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SAN" FRAXCTRCO, Cal., Aug. J .
fA. P The Kli.sey brothers, H.w-!S
McCarthy of tho league today of , ard and Robert, of San Frn nrl.co. who 5
charg.-s by ".V. liaker ("P.abe 'l Ror-1 Inst year ranked flflh in doubles In
ton of the Vfrnon club th.'.t he ac-ttnnnfs In the "nllcd States, are eon-
chance in the short distances. ' cr-plcd mnpy to let up on his Work injtinulng thdr winntn
j Her t'Cfrt mn are in tbe distances order to aid Vernon. i in sinales. T.iirt y. ar Robert Kinsey
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TOKIO. Aug. 1. Trans-Pacific, .ranging from ktio to 10i't0 rr.eters.1 f- in Ouilans Ran Pair .'ranked eleventh in singles and How-
passenger rates will be raised tn per-Mo.li reliance is put on J'lhn Znnder i MOI.KSl'O, Calir., A. IS. Prea-jar.l ranked twenty-fnurlh.
cent Pi.ember 15 it was annoancd : th. wonderful swert.h n?ilT and rcc-l.lent J. ". t.ehr of the Xnrthern 1 This vear the brothers decided to
Hr. nd Mrs. Ur:u and boya, ruo- today. The Increase will - make lhe'rd hidr who ia vxpected to how San Joaquin Baseball" LcSguo an-'play. singles and attempt ip win cham- ,
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I THE JOLLY INN . " - f
Will serve you just what you want ami will not annnv
you with thihgrs that do not ap'peal to your appetite. " I
That Noon Meal cannot be beat. Iu variety and i
the quality is supreme; - , . s
For the fvenino; rneal we are preparing TENDER S
BREADED CUTLETS AND CHOPS. awwjvu g
. Salads, Fruitay a Variety of Cold Lunch Special ...
You will .never k?low the best unti? you see the dif- S
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EAT A MEAL AT THE JOLLY INN
Basement of the Hotel 3. Corn ..
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