East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 26, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ, ( ft I t "" I PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, PENDLETON. OHEOON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1020. TEN PAGES .. - - REDUCTIONS ,' ' ' t V f'W ; JA---V' V; : REDUCTIONS Art Department A JTV S '.. IL iUf aV ' irLo,.. ,;- f t IUl JI -TS1?- REDUCTION s You will be in ort than tnWrcaied whn ou pay thin complete r imHnifTil R vlMtt. Ami 4urlnt tb Iait fow day of the t'loanup Halw w urir yu to buy liherfiUy whil the ut- Aiitfut flraiMip REDUCTIONS Corset Section f tuMt fortuivate enough (o( .ttrnd the last fow ttnyn xf this pood r1o will find many excel lent vol ues in this wer- twn. iXncts ju Half, The Great Annual Eyent Hon't put It off un 'ther day but kH riht nto ltil Biilu of lilifh rrado hulM for men. You know our roputu Unn for handling huts f the hlKlieut quulily. You know our reduc tion) ute always 8Ub- atikiitial, Uivrofwre t- iml tlii Mile. . 'm REDUCTIONS In Tills Important Item Meii's Clotliincj "Vour . -opportunities have been great for saving in the various other sections of the Big Store's Cleanup : Sale, but greater still are your op portunities to save on Men's Clothing. We offer in this sale Men's Suits, Storm Coats, Single Pants, Leather Coats, Weatherproof Vests, Rain Coats. There are but a few days left and the Cleanup Sale will be over, so Hurry. .. . ' Augus Cleanup REDUCTIONS ' In Our " ' . " ' " . Silk Section We urge you to visit this most important sale and en joy the . wonderful cleanup firiees. m- m ported Pongee Silk, an ex--v cellent ?2.00 quality. $1.39 White Crepe de Chine, reg ular $3.00 grade . . . $1.98 White Habutai Silk, regular, $4.50 quality $2.89. Auwust Cleanup "' REDUCTIONS In Our Slain lloor Women's Fancy Goods Wo all your attention to the wonderfully good reductions offering In our previous ad vertisements re la tins to , : Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces, . -.Purses, Neckwear, Bags And wjp invite you to take advantage of the re maining few days of this Great Sale. , August Cleanup REDUCTIONS On tlio First Iliilcuny Redding Section . Itlpht in tlie fuco of the lileh priced market wo offer these good barsaina along with doz ens of others: : $13.75 Blankets $11.95 75c Tubing . . . : . . 69c $7.50 Comforters- $3.95 $11.50 Blankets . , . . . . . , . $8.95 Pillow Cases. Quality .Chains, Cotton Blankets, Camp Blankets. Take advantage of" the good itoductions in this sale. r ii AUGUST CLEANUP REDUCTIONS In the Most Popular of All Departments V THE BOYS' DEPARTMEN T . There has never been a better opportunity to save on your boys" wear than NOW. They are but a few days left of this lest of all sales, "The August Cleanup Sale," so gather together your needs for your boys' school wear, Dring your list wun you ana save. BOYS' WAISTS AND SHIRTS Prepare during this sale for school. Get the boys all togged ready to start school with a vim. Our boys' waists and shirts are reduced as follows: , , , : ... $1.00 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup. . -87c $1.25 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup $1.09 $1.50 Waists and Shirts. August Cleanup 1.2 J1.65 Waists and Shirts, AuguBt Cleanup $1.43 $1.85 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup $1.54 $3.00 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup Sf.OS $2.50 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup 2.1 $3.00 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup $2.47 $3.50 Waists and Shirts, August Cleanup $2.93 $16.50 BOYS' SUITS $9.85 THIS IS AJf EXTRA SPKCIAL OFFER School is not far away. Your boys will need new suits and now is beyond argument the time to prepare them. Our stock is very large and you'll be able to find exactly what you want. All suits not included in the $9.85 special are reduced as follows: $12.50 Suits. Cleanup Price $9.00 $13.50 Suits, Cleanup Price. $10.75 $14.60 Suits, Cleanup Price $11.45 $15.00 Suits. Cleanup Price $11.90 $111.60 Suits, Cleanup Price , $1:1.25 $18.50 Suits, Cleanup Price...: $14.05 $20.00 Suits, Cleanup Price $15.85 $21.60 Suits,-Cleanup Price , $1H.95 $22.60 Suits, Cleanup Price $17.85 $25.00 Suits, Cleanup Price $18.70 $27.50 Suits, Cleanup Price $22.5 $28.50 Suits, Cleanup Price.... $25.00 . Remember the boys' Underwear.- It's on sale. - Remember the boys' Shoes, they are all on sale. Remember the boys' Hose, good ones on sale. August Cleanup REDUCTIONS In Our Upstairs Coat and Dress Sec. Have you read the previous ads? Have you noted the good things offered? Have you attended the sale in this department? Have you en joyed the good big reduc tions? Hurry! August Cleanup REDUCTIONS In Tills Needed Item HOSIERY Are you acquainted with the good reductions we are of fering in hose for men, wo men and children?,. We pre sume that you are but lest you forget we will remind you that there are but a few days left of this good sale, so take advantage NOW! AUGUST CLEANUP REDUCTIONS IN THE MOST IMPORTANT SECTION IN EVERYBODY'S SECTION V THE SHOE DEPARTMENT We call your! careful attention to the good reductions in foot wear for.the entire family. We call your particular attention to the fact, that there are still great numbers of shoes remaining for everybody. But they are going fast and Saturday will see the end of this great shoe cleanup sale. Impress this upon your mind. "The time to buy is NOW!" AUGUST CLEANUP REDUCTIONS IN TIII.S .MOST NEEDED ITEM UNDERWEAR If you will take advantage of the few remaining days of this Great Sale and visit tho various Underwear Sections you will be greeted with many substantial Reductions that will mean quite a saving in each item. ' Men's Underwear Eveiy Suit and Garment Reduced. Women's Underwear At prices that help to save. Children's Underwear With every garment reduced. THE BIG SALE ENDS SATURDAY. The speedy wind-up sees the remaining bargains vanishing rapidly, so if you would enjoy the good savings attend NOW! Special Display and Sale of Newest Style Furs TWO DAYS TODAY AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 26TH AND 27TII. ,For these two days we Avill have here for your choosing a complete factory line of the choicest of furs comprising about $10,000 worth of the season's newest ideas. THE PRICES WILL BE VERY ATTRACTIVE. The vogue for furs has reached the highest point in years! Perhaps it is because of an inex plicable turn of Fashion but we - are convinced that it is because of the superb beauty of the mod els the designers have created. Whatever the cause, the fact remains that the 1920-1921 furs are developed to a nicety never before attained. Here are large all-enveloping Coats and Capes, short Coats and Vestees, Muffs, Scarfs and sets in a variety of pelts large enough to suit anyone. Fox and Hudson Seal are by far the leaders, though some unusually rich effects are produced by others which have the advantage of being less costly. This display is a complete index of the -choicest fashions brought out for Fall and Winter. Won't you accept our invitation to see it? T. P. W. Pure Food. Shop In Our Model Sanitary na&rntent Cleanliness Economy Service 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. i . All Other Dcpts. Call t2 Extra Fine, Ripe: Canta loupes, crate of 45 $2.10 Casabas, Honey Dew Mel ons, Watermelons, Peaches, Pears, Prunes, Blackberries, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Egg Plant, Green Peppers, Cel ery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickling Cucumbers, Pickl ing Onions, Etc. PEMMXT0N5 GBEAXEST DEPARTAENT. STORE Ti GreoD Zl WHERE IT 1 . til ies w i arenous PAYS TO TRADE l&i:l- BRAZIL PUNS FOR i ! VISIT OF ROYALTY RIO DIS JANiailO, Aug. JO. (A. 1'. ) lvlubonilo I'lTpunitiouH ale bo ng made to receive and tmtertuln the Iking and queen of lieliuiu when tlity arrive here on the llruKlian droud- i naught Mao Paulo whlon alreudy has suilud for Kurujiu to bring the royal party to i'.rna-l to repay the visit of Pres. dent i'esKuu tu LielKiuni lant year furnished and decorated, have bqen built on tho Sao l'aulu to accommo date the royal parly, which will uuit slst of tan persons. ' They are expected to reach Ulu l;e Janeno some t-iue In bcpU'inncr. Ko roma to l.ruzil calls wl.l I, a amde at St. Vincent and f-;i I'nln.aa. An or che.slra of' lie apoaally musicians is aboard Die Sau Paulo to provide music fur the royal guests during the voyage. A selected library, dealing mainly with iiralllan ,. history. Installed in their quarters, will enable the party to beoume acquainted with the land they are to visit. The visitors' stay In Brazil will he filled with receptions, atertolnmtnU and sightseeing tours. Quanauara pal ace, where the party will be boused while In Rio, was formerly the home of the Princess I label' during the late imperial regime. It. was here, also Where the late Colonel Roosevelt was installed when he came to Urusil and made his adventurous trip to the Am azon country. The palace la a spaci ous building, located in a qujet, beau tiful section of the city. Two rows of stately palms load from the palace to Uuanabara Bay, a mile distant. For months the 'building has been in the hands of workmen and decorators and now Is ready to receive Its royal guests Xw illumination schemes are being Installed In the principal avenues, now boulevards are being constructed along tho sea and city Improvements generally are being hastened so that the city will present the best possible appearance wlfnn the Belgians arrive, l-'lans for an elaborate Venetian fete on thq bay are boing considered. To meet the expenses connected with these improvments and for the enter tainment of the Belgians, the govern ment has asked congress for unlimit ed credit. dfj:iw4 Katie Wood to Susan Tucker $1.00. Nti 1-4 KVV S 1-2 N 1-2. N 1- S 1-1 SB 1-4 SW 1-4 and-mete aad bound tract. Sec. 24, Tp. N. R. 35. Alay Critohlow to Susan Tucker 1. (samo description as above.) Susan Tucker to Ralph Tucker S33G0.00 SK 1-4 SW 1-4 and mele and bound tract, Sec. ti, Tp. 4, X. R. 35. Susan Tuoker to Sidney Tucker 111, 725. S 1-2 NHJ 1-4, N 1-2 KH 1-4 and mete and bound tracts Sec 31, Tp. 4, N. R. 35. Susan Tucker to Hlmer Ttickrr $1 1, 725.00 NB 1-4, NW 1-4, 8 1-S N'W 1-4, NW 1-4 and mete and bound tract Sec. 24. Tp. 4, N. R. 35. Wm. Kruft to Hilda A. Molstrom J 1.00 W 1-2 Lots 7 and 8, Block 9. Raley's Add. i'cndletun. Kthel liliiaheth McCutrhen to l,e It Caldwell 110.011 VV 1-2 NK 1-4 Sec. 23. Tp. 3, S. II. VI. NOTICES OOTK K OK STltKITT IHPRUVKNKKT Notice In hereby given that at a rfg ulnr meeting of the Common Council or Tho City of Pendleton, hflri on Augunt 18th. 192ft, the following resolution wan duly adopted: WhereniC the City Surveyor of The ctty or fendieiun, am on the lutn ay of Aug.. 1H20, unoVr direction and njt reiuir-ment of the Common Council filo In the office of the Recorder of Thfl City of Pendleton, plans and pcci ficiitfona for an appropriate Improve ment of the following named atroeta in iiairt city: M irk street from tho east line of Matlock street to the wcat line of Bush street; ffrtalna avenue from the south line of Haley street to th northerly line of Walters' mill race; Iojcan street from the nouth line of Rale street to the north Una of Mark street; together with the estimates of the work to- he done and- the probable cost thereof with a statement of the lots, parts of lots and parcels of land to be benefited by such improvement and the BROCApfFOR EVEHING u JW rwiw ... l - MIX " : pROKE HIS FLEDCE .... . i ..;r.:v Spetker Seth If., Walker, Tn- n esses lower House. . at th eleventh hour, broke hit pledge, to support auffraga. ' Last year he spoke and oled for presidential and municipal suffrage In Teiinessee. Fire day; . before the legislature met he told ajembera of the National Wo man's party that lie would sup port ratifying. After Walker's strong declarations to tbe women that they could depend upon bint to support suffrage, he swi'ehed and did everythlna within ble power sgains Here Is raodl of whits faille, rocaded with green gold, first, there is a foundation of white silk cut with a bandeau top. Over this Is draped the brocade In prin cess style, cut diagonally from eae shoulder to tbe blp where it Is wWed u stand out and disclose a feeing f green shlffon. - - Styles in balr-dresslng for eve ning afford muck liberty. With tale type of gowa a klgb. coiffure la most suitable. The elongated side afreet Is suggested for simple prrcentHge of the total oot f Im provement, which each of uoh lots. parts of lota and parcels or land should pay on acount of the benefits to be derived from such lm prnvement, and . Wheris, the council' ha xamlna uch plans and specif ications and esti mate and found the same antisfactorjr and the estimates therefor to be Inj a cordance with tht probable ( coat , f such work and ' . Wht-rnai. th property recommennea bv the City Surveyor to b ineluJed wfthln the boundaries of tho dlnlrk't benefited Is in the JidfiTTient of tha common council properly to ba Includ ed within nuch improvement district and no property Is excluded therefrom which should properly ba included therein, and WhercHS, the Imprpvement of th berelnahve dcucrlbf-l porttons of said ntrei either with 4ravel Bttulfthto I avuiiifnt, Concrete Pavement or War r nilt Hltullthic Pavement on CruHhud Hoi k or Crushed CJravel foundation. at this time necesnary, therefor, be It Itortolved. by the common council of The ity of Pendleton that it Is expedi ent to Improve and it Is hereby proposed to improve said portions of Mark Mr eM, Perkins avenue and lagan trert by paving the same with eittfr ''.rnvel I'ituliihlc Pavement. Concrete Pavement nr Warrenlte Itltullthto Pavement on Crushed Hock or Crushed Oravol foundation, such pavement te be contnirtfd and the surface thereof to he finffthed upon the established grad of sttrt streets and the streets to have curbs and gutters and all other things In aecordnnce with and as shown In the plens and sppcf f (cat inns for the Im provement of said portions of said Mnrk street, Perkins avenue and Imogen street, prepared by F. 4. Hayes. City Surveyor, filed with the recorder f stiid city on the 10th day of Auffust Ifljo, which snid plans and peririra tions are herehy particularly referred to, and be It further ,ir Henolved that tne engineer's all tiiateM of the prohe-ble tital cost of '"eh Improvement, which eaid city en gineer's eHtimaen were mado and pre pared by K. P. Hayes, cily surveyor' f said city, ir the sum of $'J9. 900.10, and wns filed with the recorder of srild city, on the lath day of August, 110 is hereby Included and hereby refer red to particularly, and be It further R"oved. that the plans and speci fications and estimates for such Im provements as prepared hy the olty purveyor Hrd filed with the recorder of The City of Pendleton on the 10th day of August, 1:to, be and they are hnrehy adopted and approved, and be it further ... t Kcfnlved tht the cost of making such Improvement shall be a , charge and 1 W n upon all lots, parts of lots and parcels of land to be benefited by auch improvement, and the owners of suoh IntH, parts of lotn and parcels of land, so specially benefited by nuch Improve ment shall be liable for the payment of the costs hereof, and be tt further : Resolve?, that an Assessment District is hereby created to be known as "As sessment Histrict No. 72.f embracing the property benefited and to be as sessed for the payment of such -Im provements, which Assessment District shall include all lots, parts of lota and parcelH of land lying and boing within the district bounded and doecrlb4 M follows, to-wlt: Description of Asnessmeat !1 strict No. 72. Beginning at the northwaat corner of Lrot 7, Hlock 15. Haley'n Addition, thence 1 00 feet east and parallel with the north line of Mark street: thence 1 0rt feet north and yarallcl with the west line of Lincoln street; thenon 520 feet emit end pnrnllel with the north west line of Perkins avenue; thence east Mil feit on the south line of Rafey Ktreet; thence south 2fQ feet and paral lel with the enst line of Iogan street; thence east 100 feet on the north line of lot U, Hlock 3, Rnley s Addition; thence south 10S.7T. feet on the west line of Hush street and Its southern ex- tension: thence 2t2 feet, more or lees, west snd parallel with the south curb line of Mark street between tlSe west line of Hush street and the went line of Logan street; thence south 0.25 feet on tho southerly extension of the West line of Log fin street: fhence 100 ' feet west and parallel with the south line of Mnrk street: thence south 35 feet nnil rtnrnllol with the. eest line of Per kins avenue; thence wet 100 feet and narullfl with the: South line of Mark street: thence In a southwesterly direo- tlon 105.5 fnet, more or less, until said line Intersects with the east line of Perkins avenue nt a point 153.76 feet south front the southwest corner of ln- rsectlon of Perkins avenue and Mark street; thence lflfi.S feet, more or less, in a southwesterly direction until asid linn Intersects with the southerly ex tension of the center line runnipg north and south through Hlock Raley's sddltton fit a point lSti.Ht feet from the south line of iVffrk strt: hence 33.00 feet north on said center inn of Hlock . Rnley s addition: thence west. 1120 feet end pursue! with tnn . south line nf Mark street; thence north 00 feet nnd parallel with tnn wesi iipc f Lincoln street: thence west 100 feet and psrnllel with the nouth line or. Mark street, thence IfiO feet north on the east line of Matlock street to the point of beginning. And be It rurthcr , Uctnlverl Mint A ennv of this rCSOItl- lon together with the notice that the urveyor's enflmnte of the proportion r the efmt or nnia wont in -iirf gainst esch lot. part of lot and parcel f land Is on file In tho office of the Citv Reenrder he pilhti-hed for a pe riod rf ten rlnvnln the Kant Oregnnlan. which newspaper Is hereby designated hy the Common Council for the publi cation thereof. And notice Is further given that the Surveyor's estimate of the proportion of the cost of said work to be charged Against each lot, iBrt of lot and parcel of land within the Assessment District In aeld resolution described Is on file In the ofllce of the Citv Recorder. Dated at Pendleton. Orearon. this Jfifh day of August. 1 nn. ,11 IHN rl IhrJT, JRh V-tint? Ilccordt-r of (he City of Pendle ton, ... ... . . .