East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 20, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST 03LEGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 20, 1920. TEN PAGES imilMHMIIIIIIIIHiMmHHIHIiriMlTMtV !!PI 'luMUiimNimHmnumimm!iMimiinr.iuiiiiimHt(iiiuNiiMuiiHiimiH nun $16.50 Bays' Suit$ 3 1 CO o- .00 PACJB TWO niiniiHiiniiiinHnniimninnmmniuinniiiiiiiiiHi CS- i F 5 E 5 i I H lift I if 5,-SV s i S. Hi I hi an rlra HPrWnl offer School in not far away Yonr boys wilt need uew n'Jlli and now is beyond ar gument the time to prepare them. Oar stock i very large' and you'll he able to' find Tract ly what you want. All suits not Included In the J. 85 special fire reduced an fallows: , ' tt2.no Knits. (louiiip moo ...... $.oo" tlS.50 Sulla, ; , Cleanup Pricu ..... .$10.75 9M.A0 Suits, . , Cleanup Price JIMV ' gl.YOO Suits, Ocanilp Price" Jll.ftO tl RO SdlM. ' , Cleanup PKce fli.ba' llA.IMI Sulfa. Cleanup Price- . ... .$ ll.SV gio.Ou Suits, , . Cleanup Price .$15.8.1 ' gSt.fto SSnltn - - Cleanup Price . . , . . $16.95 Suits, Cleanup Price $17.83' $2.Yo Suits. .. v . . . aft - Cleanup Pries" $22.6 J f $27. So Sorts, ,' Owtfwp Price v;. . . : . $25.00 bnmal B Boys' Waists and . Sliirts'' " .. rreiMire (tiirniK. tills ft.r n4'IkmI. tift tlib boys all togged ready ti Mart m'lna'1 with a tIiii. Our bc' waists , ami aliii-la are reduced as f"J . lows!" I ... ... ', $1.00 Waists & Shirts Aug. Cleanup. 87c $1.25 Watets 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 ; Aug. Cleanup $1.54' 5 $2.00 Waists & Shirts Aug. Cleanup $li63! $2.50 Waists & Shirts5 Aug. Cleanup $2.19 $3.00 Waist3& Shirts -- Aug: Cleanup1 $2.47 4 1 $3.50 Waists & , Shirts' Aug. Cleanup $2.93 it. -3 I 3 6 I M i 3 i 1 1 El Sr. i s i. .a .1:1 1.D5 l i t.fia f 3 - ft i i 1 ? f 1 13- &4 t a r 5 i 1 r 3 - 13. - g.a - i 'ii ' IP' "'1 " ii en's Sis at Clean-Up Prices Every summer suit mtist go regardless of cost or f ormer price. Ccpvright ilart Schif?ncc ii Vlact BLUE SERGE SUITS $46.50 and $47.50 Blue Serge Suits $39.75 $65.00 Blue Serge Suits $49.75 $100.00 Suits, Cleanup Price $76.50 These are the finest suits in Pendleton, fine worsted in choice patterns and shades., Kxtremely good styles, beautifully tailored. ' The remainder of our stock of suits has been di vided into , . Fire Great Lots as Follows: LOT 1 AT $29.75 Includes some . wonderful bargains, every suit is a great value, values up to $45.00. If you can be fitted from this lot, don't overlook it, you can't afford to let it pass. Your choice . . . : ; $29.75 LOT 2 AT $37.50 Offers values you've not seen in many a day. All wool, hand tailored suits, good enough for any man in the world to wear, garments that will give remarkable wear. Your choice $37.50, LOT 3 AT $45.00 In this lot are suits that originally sold as high as $65.00, pure all wool worsteds and cheviots, tailored in the! best possible manner, styled to the last minute. Bar gains you'll not see again soon. Your choice . , $45.00 LOT 4 AT $55.00 - Practically all of these suits are made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Hirsh, Wickwire. They are the last word in the art of tailoring. The materials are won derful. The style and fit are as good as you'll ever see. Values up to $85.00, are included. Your choice $55.00 LOT 5 AT $65.00 . If you want something supremely good, better than your local tailor "knows how to make, here it is. Pure all wool wors- & Marx. All nrvt cTwiallv marL-fl teds made by Hart Schaffner - 1 J - - Beautiful suits. The kind you really like ar reduced 10 percent. to wear, guaranteed choicet satisfaction. Your $65.00 AUGUST CLEANUP SALE OF WOMEN'S , SEPARATE SKIRTS An unlimited assortment of silk models, depicting the fa vored models of the season, lowered to. prices that promise quick clearance. Come early to get your share. : $18.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $13.45 $26.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $21:39 $27.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price ; . . $22.40 $28.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $33.37 $29.75 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $24.69 $31.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $27.48 $35.00 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $29.85 $36.00 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $30.87 $38.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price $33.15 Cleanmp WOMEN'S COATS AT CLEANUP PRICES We have some very smart Coats to show you. The newest models in most desirable materials aiyl shades. , - , , They must all go before our new stock arrives and in order to shove them out quickly we've priced thera below actual cost. ' ' ' - OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN " -.15, ''' Come early and get the first choice. . ' LOT 1 Includes Coats regularly priced up to $38.50, August Cleanup Price LOT 2 Includes Coats that were regulary priced up to $58.50, August Cleanup Price. . . LOT 3 Is made up of Coats priced up to $98.00 August Cleanup Price You can't save money any faster or. easier than by buying now. $14.98 $22.50 $31.75 on Dresses CliarmiiiK evening drciWra, 8 tree drewHW, after, in Hn divsc every Sunutier'Rarnirnt In Mock ha' hern rinal-iiricMl. Ymi'll find plenty of use- for tlie.se dresses In the next few moiiUis. ' i $38.50 Values up to $53.50v Cleanup Price ...... $23,75 $60.00 Values up to $7&50i . Cleanup Price $34.75 $85.00 Values up to $125.00, Cleanup Price ...... $48.50 Materials include taffeta, satin,' (irxiriti'tta and . Trlcolitte. t'olons' navy, brown, tain- Copra blue, .: taupe, black, flesh, prauli and light green. Voiles, Organdies and Linens, values from $14.50 to $38.50, August Cleanup, One Half Price. Make Tliis Store Your Down Town Iloriie. :; PND1XT0N5 GBEATEST DEPARTMfNrST0ttS rIiWIfSSm WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE' ttaia4Sa.1..- Use our free conveniences, telephones, ; infonnation dept., post office- ; sub-station. i : S.: II 1.1 if m ii i 1 1 5 Er.3 S3 E-3 fl' 11 s t Ii II E'J 13 ,; . m !I!I!!!1IIB IIIIIHil! IIIBlllIlllB I II ... J. JL .. J-' ' 'J -- ' ' ''- " ' .' '" IIIMIIIMMIIIItUIIIMlMIIIIMir MnuuiuiiiaiintiiinuinuiitJi FORMER STANFIELD WAN WEDS IN WAllA WALLA "(Kant Oregonlan f?pe lal.) BTA.Vr"lllD. AMgi 20-Cards Have been received announcing- . the mar riagn of Lovit-k I'. Fhan(tie, a former Htanfleld l:oy to Miss Knse Augusta will Sep- ! Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and' r-rveu I)teaaa and tHseaoea or Womi. X-Hay Blactre Tharapeutica. Tampla Bldg. Boom 12 Phooa 411 DETLMAY CXArssE3TU8 tprcial Azof it adaho State fife Insurance Co. An M tAn Company trs.t does all Ma bualnaaa In the weal. $1 Baauregard SU P. O. Box tl - Phona I2T-W lleinejnaii of Walla Walla. They he at home to their friends after Sep tembcr 15 at Dayton, Wajihinstton. Adam Ziiin is nurains a dislocated shoulder caused by a kick .. from a horse. Mrs. Fred Hale and daughter Beryl are visiting friends in Seattle. Miss Catherine SlcCasky ..returned to her home in Fpokane after an ex tended visit with her sister, ilra. f A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of FVesnq. Cal., are spendin? a few days here the guest of Mrs. Smith's brother. John Albon and her sister Miss Jennie Al bon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker left Saturday for a visit to Portland and Warrenton. They expect to be absent a couple of wek& Mr. and Mrs. c w. Connor aro in Portland the guests of their son, F. L Connor und Mrs. Connor. Mr. and Mrs. George Haney and son Mcllviiie. and Miss Mazie Reisllng, are rocuiicrating in tlie mountains this week. K. tl. Feveraliee and It. A. llolte were nusinc&s visitors the'flrst of the we'k. ,litster. Parney and Hzra were In lrriyon Sunday. A lare crowd attended the dance Saturday evening at the Watts audito rium. Echo and Hcrmiston were well represented. The families of James G. Pearson F. K. Ramcy, H. It. Wessel and Charles Woggared picnicked on the banks of the Columbia near Umatilla Sunday. . J. I. Zurcher of Portland is a new attorney who has located here. Antone Ansler and family left Wed nesday for Spokane where they will make their future home. i Btanfield has organized a voluntary fire. department. cers were igected: Hugh Kyle, presi dent Vic iUu-tin, vice president M. It. Cleveland, secretary R. A. Halle, treas urer. They will elect their ;hief at the first regular meeting. CLOTHES FOR AFTER SIX PROMISE ' WIDE SCOPE FOR INDIVIDUALITY NEW YORK, August 20. Kvenlng Orientally-hued bends falls from the gowns of to tall ana wimor seawB wuim(nwuiu anuiia, . seem to promise more scope ior . " "- .. dividuality than the street and arter-itne ieit snouioer. noon dresses which so dogmatically The more" bouffant evening gowns declare that sllnklncss is absolutely are snown ior ine ueuuiuui.es who lh nnlv silhouette. nave not sumcieiii iiiuiui it-j ui uvai It is true that the swathed (Kast Oregon Ian Special.) BOAItDMAN, Aug. 20. Claude Brown, section hand at Irrigon, was upon the automobile in which be was riding near here.' , The oar was crushed and Senator lumping buried in the wreckage. He sustained severe cuts and bruises on the back and shoulders and pomibly internal Injuries. " ""' drowned last Sunday. His body was effect lng and face to -wear the Theda-Iiara -...,, hv . tm.v aven- takes title role even in evening gowns (gown. A charming model is shown on t he Avenue ol uove cnirron over coral satin. Soft bands of deepedtoned mar- Tim following offi- ., ,h. nw executions. The verv ton-notch evening gown the sort THIRTY-FIVE VESSELS COMPLETED IN JULY that would be torn at a blue bird ball if such a social event should happen all over gain, is merely a very few yards of shiny material bound round and round the figure. . Such a model of Jet over a fitted undersllp of black satin is the piece de r'osUtance of a" Fifth Avenue house which specializes in "clothes fur after i rnmiilv n with tne vogue ior some covering over the epidermis, the sleeves of tiiia mode are of sheer chil ffon and even envelop the wrist. There abou finish the top of the bodice and are used for shoiildor straps. The Turkish harem effect is retained by the shirred'in skirt hem. Combinations of net or lace with taffetas and softer silks are much in the vogue for these punniered ' and puffed soubrettlsh emerald, and tur quoise and peacock blue abound in the debutante gowns. - while blaok ; laces, nets. Jet, and satin are the moro -ma ture woman's favorites. PACKKKS' PIMX.HAM OCTMNF.D. DR. C IL DAY Ifirsluian and Burseoa tMiiaih 'Room It and 15 Bmlth-Crawford Building. Mceplcwuewi. Tou can't sleep In the stllleKt night. If your dlReslin Is I .!!. Take Hood's Bursaparilla it strengthens the stomach and estab lishes that condition In which sleep regulnrly comes and tm sweet and re retiaf , , , , - WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.Thlrty is no -back tat a long train atone, for nnn five vessels aggregating 272.150 dead- "y see......s . I weight tons, were completed for ship- is given by a sasn-oi tune wn.cn noaj WASHINGTON". Aug. 20. r A. P. i imurd in July. Thirty-three were ;over tne nips aim tun... .u. a plan under which the big five pack " . . . , -; . i .mm h. c 1 1 1 1 r n inicK. 1 ne . . . . . f steel and two of wood. ror ine mow -" ' " wuuiu ompwo ui umir sioi-Kyura 11 vessels ' streamer m interests naa oecu suoniiieii o inc ue- tons : floor. A corsage 01 owis '""" partmcnt of Justice for approval. The roses Is the only touch or color on tne uan is drawn In accordance with le- lcre.es entered here under which the recovered by grappling Tuesday even lng. An Investigation by Juatlce-of the Peace O. IL Warner of Board man representing the coroner, disclosed the facts that Brown and a companlqn at tempted to ' cross the river while in bathing. Hrown could not swim very well, and they started nut with the help of a small log. .When part way across it was suggested that they make their way without the log. When Brown's companion reached shore 1 Brown was nowhere to be seen. He Is a relative of the Chaneys of Irri gon nnd his parcnls live at Patterson, Iowa, whero the body will be sent for Interment. "Then you havo no complaint to lodge against the train-robbers?" . "Nothing special. Thejr took oil 1 had. Just like the. VTirter peoplo-1 met up with on myv trtpta-Kanss. City Journal. ' t. ; i . t . - . firwt two wek of A"ROst ajorrozatinK 60.775 deadweight were completed. TREE FALLS ACROSS CAR AND SENATOR IS INJURED frown. OJjYM IMA. Wah., An.. 2(K (A. .) Htate Kf:nator George li, Ump. Inc. of Knuttln. mmlttluta fnw th The Farmer Alii t it a fine cow7 A similar ii0uib-ic.c'i -jpacrii-ni wumn two jeam nniwi n!no-ii'umnii numinoiiun iw governor, The City Man How many mtleii nhown of electric blue .ffpung.es overrte themselveii from iinrolatcd . ItimMj wan eriouly Injured late yenterduy lae SSHlie SilttUW vi v yr v vi uudiiivDO uoi "wh -n ..vm uvau viw uiuwm kies. I uar-pots. will she do on a gallon of milk I Life, jt Now Is the True tto fs.-t ItW of llxwe I gly Kimts. There's no lantrer the slightest Red 1, Of fAMllntf i.tiam.11 nt Vrtlir freckles. ' as Olhlnn double strength guar anteed to remove these homely spots. Hlmnly get an ounce of Othln doHble strength from any druggist and apply little of It night and t morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. Jt la seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com. pletely clear the skin and gain a beau. fifnl ..Icur enninlevlrin. He sure to ass for tho doubt strength Ollrtno as this Is sold under guarantee vf money back If It fall te remove freckles.