East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 07, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EA!5T OEEGONlAt?,' j'ENDLETON'," OREGON,' TOTRSDAY' INNING, OCTOBER 7, 1020
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Keep the Children
Warm and Heallhq
With Good
UNDERWEAR
CARTER'S Union Suits in
cotton, wool or silk and wool
in just the right weight and
style from. . . , $2.00 to. $3.95
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CHILDREN'S FLEECE
-V LINED UNION SUITS
Wann and comfy in all sizes
$1.15 suit to $1.75.
. WOMEN'S FLEECE
LINED UNION SUITS
Extra, fine weave and good
, weight k all sizes at $2.50 to
$3.00. :
WOMEN'S SILK AND
v WOOL UNION SUITS
All sizes and styles at $3.50
and $3.95. 4 ;
Qgjr SPECIAL SALE
off F URS Comes to a
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Close Tomorrow, IF rir
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day Evening-
It's the greatest display of choice furs you've ever
seen in Pendleton, between $35,000 and 1 $40,000
worth are here for you to choose from. It's; a won
derful opportunity for you to secure your new fall
and winter furs at a saving of
Spend a little time here tomorrow looking these furs
. over. You'll enjoy it and so will we.
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T. P, W. Pure Food
Shop
In Our Model Sanitary
Basement. ;'
Cleanliness Economy
Service
3 Main Line Phones,, all 15.
All Other Depts. call 22
Excelo Cake Mixture:
Ready in a minute, always
delicious. Costs less ; than
half when made by the old
process. . . , -s .'
Just Add Water
Lemon and Vanilla flavors
the package ........ .". ; 45c
v Chocolate and '. Devil's
Food, the package. .V. . 50c
Extra Special , ;
Well made Brooms, worth'
$1.50, special price. . $1.10
. 98c m
, . 45c
. , 75c
COTTON BATTS
3 SYHite Cotton, each .. T ..... .
iu.ow Cases, 42x35, special each. . .
Pequot "Cases, 45x36, special each . . .
' Bath Towels, pure white, each. . . . .
. Outing Flannels in colors, best quality, yd. 35c . if
.White Outing Flannel, special prices the yard if!
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WOOLNAP PLAID BLANKETS i
Large size and special weights, beautiful if
line of colors, the pair ...... $6.95 p
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WHERE THE BIG RUMMAGE SALE IS HELD.
CTOtTON SHEET BLANKETS W
' Extra large, sizes 68x80, colors of 'gray,
tan gnd white. The pair $4.50
WOOL BATTS
t Cheese cloth covered, all ready to put out
side cover on, extra large, special, each $6.95
SPECIAL SALli OF ALL SILK
CREPE DE CHINES
40 inches wide, colors of white, navy, pink,
Women's Felt Slippers, Rummage Sale $1.49'
71x90 Sheets, Rummage Sale $1.89
;jf Earthen Tea Pots, Rummage Sale. , . ... 69c
isoys' ii,ngusn snoes, Kummage Sale $a.y
36x42. Pillow Cases, Rummage Sale 45c
!f Xtra Size Outing Gowns, Rummage
) Sale .. .....i... $2.89
We Are Holding the Best Sale in Pendleton
3 1 oi Women's $1.00 Lisle Hoe, now 49c.
Iff Heavy Enameled Dish Pans, Rummage
H Sale . , $1.41
Wg Men's Heavy Blue Overalls, Rummage
jf - Sale $2.49
fjf Women's Wash Waists, Rummage Sale $1.98
iff Men's Dark Kerchiefs, Rummage Sale.. 5c
If Men's $1.00 Silk Ties, Rummage Sale. . 49c
M : Waffle Irons, Rummage Sale. ....... $2.89(
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We Have Added Another Lot of Women's
... Suits to Our Women's Section All
Bargains.
Children's Coats on Sale Today.
Yard Wide Quality, Rummage Sale... 33c
Children's Outing Gowns, Rummage
Sale : $1.29,
Women's White Hose, Rummage Sale. 29c
Hand Purse Special, Rummage Sale.. 98c
Heavy Outing Flannel, Rummage Sale. 39c
Children's Percale Aprons, Rummage
Sale . ...98c
Oil Cloth Remnants, choice of any. .... 10c
You will not know what it is to ( save
money on your children's shoes until you
visit this sale.
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SOMETHING ABOUT DRESS .
' GOODS ..; ;,. .. :
Did you know that we are Pendleton's
agents for the famous Botany Worste4 Mills
Dress Goods, one of the largest mills in the U.
S. making high grade all wool cloths for ,
dresses and suits? The Epinglc, Fram, Tri
cotine, Broadcloth and French Serges are the
best possible qualities that you can buy at the .
price. Shown r.ow in all the leading shades of
brown, blue, green, etc. Prices are from the
yard . .... $2.50 to $7.50 "
WOOL PLAIDS FOR SKIRTINGS ;
and lots of them in the prettiest colors you
ever saw, 54 inches wide at the yard $6.00 to
$7.50.
A Splendid Quality of t
GEORGETTE CREPE
40 inches wide in colors of navy, white,
brown, pink, coral, copen, green, purple, etc.
Worth $2.25 qd. Special sale price yard $1.49 .;
For Underwear and Blouses This
Hi ' CREPE DE CHINE AT X D.
il? ia psnpr!n11v ndnnf-.prl. Full 40 inrhfj? wide and
rl-Ii.i.0iWJft PurPe lavender, nile green, etc. ji,,,,,,,;,!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,-, of good quality, worth more. Special price
Worth $2.50, special sale price, yarcl. . . $1.59 feiirulinnffiiTKilmilr per yar( .. ."TV . .', . $1.98
BOYS' SUITS AT $9.85 and $12.95
Special Bargains.
PHNim& EATEST D EPARTAENT. STO&Z
iiQjreopies waronous
iWHERr trade tMmm$.
MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS SPECIAL $65.
Made by Hart Schaffncr & Marx. . . .
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THE BOOK
SHELF
All book here mentioned can be found In the
Count Library.
'Tls the good
reader that makes
the good book.
Emerson. '
Uouks for Hverjr Home. I Kinne Equipment for teaching do-
. There, m hardly a household - 1b J mejitic science. 40.
Vmatilla "ounty that will not find Kinrfe Foods and household man
from five to ten books in the follow- 'agemeot, 640.
in( lints that would be of xpecial val- I i'attson Principles of domestic en
ue lu affars of the home. These Igineering, 40.
books mil be placed on the reading; ta
bles of the central Horary where they
may be eaHily consulted -during; the
nl two weeks. Out tf town patrons
may secure any of these titles by mail
by wiuiiu; or phoning to .the county
llbraiy.
llfWH l-tionilos.
Allen THMt servce. 6i. . ,
Italrlerson llousewfery. 640.
liurker Wanted, yountf Wiumait to
dtt htusewrk, 6 4 7.
llevter Home . economics ' riiove
mtnl, 6 4 0.
Campbell Househuld economics,
io. - .
t'hlld Kfflclent kitchen. 643.
Troy lotto shorter ways around
the house, 64.
funis Making; of a housewife. 640.
Klllotl Household hyciene. 648.
Krenk Household orgunixation for
tr aervire, 64 1.
iederic-kNcw housekeeping-, f0
Prince fitters to a'youngT house-
keeyer, 64 0..
Richards Cost of living, 640.
Kicbardson Adventures in thrift,
641).
fcheaffer Household accounting and
economcs, 640.
Taber Business of the household,
640.
Terhuue Housekeeper's, week, 640.
food and iletics.
Birce True food values and their
low costs, 6 13.2.
Brewster Nutrition, of the house
hold 613.2.
Christian Eat and be well, eat and
set well. 613.2.
Cornaro Art of living long, 61 3:2.
Frederknen Story of milk. 614.2.
Hawk What we eat and what hap
pens to it. 613.2.
Hogan How to feed children. 613.2.
Kellogg Food problems, 613.2.
Kellogg Itinerary of a breakfast,
613.2.
McCollum Newer knowledge of nu
trition, 613.Z.
Norton Food and dietlcs, 613.2.
Rorer Mrs. Rorer's diet for the
sick, 613.2.
i Sherman Food products, 613.2.
Taylor War breads, 613.2.
Wiley Not by bread alone, 613.2.
Jokcry.
Andrea Home canning, drying and
preserving, 6 41.
Arnold Century cook book, 641.
Hradley Candy cook book, 641
'Christian.
Christian 250 meatless menus and
recipes. 641.
Conley Principles of cooking, 641.
Cooper How to cut food costs, 641.
Cooper New cookery. 641.
Kast Kitchenette cukery, 641.
Kvans My candy secrets, 641.
Farmer B-mfm cooking ' school
cook hook. 64 1.
Farmer Food and cookery for sick
and convalescent, 641.
Farmer What to have for dinner.
Fish American Red Cross text
book on home dietetics, 641.
Ciibbs- Food for the invalid and the
convalescent, 641,
Olover Dame Curtsey's of salads,
sandwiches and beverages, 641.
Greenough Better meals for less
money, 641.
Hill Canning, preserving and Jally
making, 641. -
Hill Cooking for two', 641.
Hughes Bverywoman's canning
book, 6 41.
James Catering for two, 641.
Keen With a saucepan over the
tire, 641.
Kephart Camp cooking, 641,
Kinne Food and health, 641.
fiingdon "Just for two", 641.
Lincoln ftof-ton cook book, 641.
Lincoln School kitchen text beek,'
641.
Smedloy Institution recipes, 641.
Boyer Paper bag cookery, 641.
Stern Food for the worker, 641.
Wade Book of corn cookery, 641.
Wiley 1001 tests, 641.
Williams Dainties for home par
ties, 641.'
'Willa'ms Sunday suppers, 641.
Williams Chemistry of cookery
641.
tfloUllliK,
Mackay Housekeeper's apple book,
641.
Maury Penny -.lunch, 641.
Milan Camp cookery. 64 lj
Mitchell Fireleas cook book, 641.
Murphy American Indian corn.
641.
Nell Canning, preserving and pick
ling, 64 1.
Nell Salads, sandwiches and chaf
ing dish recipes, 641.
Powell Successful canning , and
preserving, 641.
Iteed Kvery day luncheons, 641.
Reed One thousand salads, 641,
Reed What to have for breakfast,
641.
Robinson Lessons . In cooking
through preparation or meals, 641.
Rockwell t-'ave it for winter, 641."
Rorer Home candy making. 642.
Rorer Vegetable cookery and meat
substitutes, 641.
Rose Kveryday foods in war lime.
Baldt Clothing for women 648.
Banner Household sewing with
home dressmaking, 646.
Bolmar Art in dress, 646.
Claydon Needlework without spec
imens. 646.
Fuller Constructive sewing, 646. ;
Hapgood School needlework, 6 4(1.
Johnson Art and practice of nee
dlework, 646. '
Klickmann Beautiful crocret on
household linen, 646.
Klickmann Modern knitting book,
646. , . .
Laughlin Complete dressmaker,
Wintcrburn Principles of correct
dress, 646.
Textile
Dooley Textiles for commercial In
dustrial, evening and domestic art
schools, 6 7. .
Kinne Shelter and clothing, 677.
Nystrom Textiles, 677. i
Turner. Study of fabrics, 677,
Woolman Textiles, 677. .
Worst Foot power loom weaving,
677.
Chambers juide to laundry work,
648.--
M.icleod Housekeepers handbook
of cleaning, (41.
Wetenhall Practical laundry work
for home and school. 648. J
Children. 1
Comstock Mothercraft, 649,
Craddoek' Care of babies, 649.
Delano Amer, Red Cross text book
on elementary hygiene, 649.
Griffith Care of tho baby, 649.
Harrison Home nursing, 649.
Holt Care and feeding of children.
649.
Hutchinson We and our children,
64.
M.icCarty 'Hygiene for mother and
chlld, 649.
Oppenheim Care of the child In
health, 649. .
Ramsey Infancy and childhood,
649. ,
Tweddcll How to take care of the
babv, 649.'
Wheeler The baby. 649.
Wheeler Young mother's hand
book, 649.
SclUM-l Hyglcno.
Bulkley Feeding of school chil
dren, 371. 7. ,
Clark Physical training for the ele
mentary schools, 613.7.
Dresslar sjchuol hyglcno, 371.
Rapeer Kducatlonal hygiene, 371.7.
Terman Hygiene of the school
child, 371.7.
(See also)
Maury Penny lunch, 641,
House Plans.
Bevlcr The house, 728. ,
Hevier Book of little houses, 728. j
uuttcrrield Book of house plans
728.
Comstock Bungalows, camps and
mountain nouses. 728.
Desmond Building a home. 728.
Uodd The . healthful farmhouse,
726.
Kmhury Livable house, 728.
Howes building by a builder, 728.
Howes Inexpensive homes of Indi
viduality, 728.
Robinson Domestic archlteciurc.
728.
Sanders Farm buildings, 728.
Haylor Bungalows, 728. '
Baylor Distinctive homes of mod
erate cost, 728. r ,.
Homes for workmen, 728. , -t
Squires Hollow tile house, 728.
Stckley Craftsman homes, 738 ,
White Successful houses, 728. '
Wilson Bungalow book, 728.
ll'Hiic Fiintlshlng. ,
Daniels Furnishing of a modes ,
homo, (45. ' ' ' .
Dyer Handbook' of furniture styles,
749. .
Dyer Lure of the antique, 749.
Kellogg Home furnishing, praotl- !
cal and art let to, 645. ... '
Northend Colonial homes and i
their furnishings. .. " '
Parson Interior docoratlon. - Vj
l'rlestman Art and economy In
home decoration. 747. " . '
Prlestman Handicrafts In )hej;
home, 747. A
Qtilnn Plnnnlng and furnishing tfca
home. 747.
Holfe Interior decoration for the
small home, 645. ' . .
Hhackleton Adventures 'In home '
making, 645.
Walllck Inexpensive furnishings In
good taste, 645. .
Wheeler Principles of home dac I
oration, 749. - .
French fjcneral lo Akl Wrnngcl
COPKNHAOHN, Oct. 7. (A. P.) '
general ; Weygand of France left for
south . Russia to take aupremeoom
nsUiiri of feneral Wrangels troops,
says the Tidendc. .
1WIITH FIflK VICTIM HIKS
BOISB, Oct. 7. (A. P.) P.. E. ,
Pearsons Is dend, tho fourth victim
of (he Roblnctte fire,