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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OSEGOR, fcjim. iL4j. ...iM'j.'tt WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1020. 'W 4"lir',!LK;fa!igSM,TWfwwffM www i fl t'T MWwiiiitm -w miw TWELVE TAGZ3 nf!fiiiuii!iiiatiitttitnMiiti:itt.?iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiuiiinuiitiiiiiiiiiiiHiHtiisHitiiiHU iiiiiiiiiin mini iiiiiiitieiiiiiiint iiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitti iiiiiuiiiif iiiiitriiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiif iiiaiitnif iiimiiitiiit fi- .', l!aXt I A MSfk ' jga. VMS ft as Mas. A -si a. .tlT . .Jt 10. 5 ' r? r? I '.?l)1i ,lill,I?p wulfcoiiwdpyisodo.Hve. f Wec bringing prices down regardless, of what it costs us; the values jve are giving are most unusual. 1 Clothes cost as much to make as they did but .prices are jSoinid to come down later on. : We're W going to ask you to wait; we decided to give you lower 1 prices now. We bought our goods at the liighest prices ever -known Wre going to sell them at very low figures. You'll make some money we'll make 1 man v new friends. II ' , I at. ti THE NEW DRESSES FOR CHIL- . I" j DREN ABE LO VELY V I e Mothers who seek the exclusive and incom parably smart for daughter should see the new frocks. These have been chosen with ex I ceptional care so that there could be no ques 1 tion of correctness And despite their superi- or quality evident in every detail, they have I been priced surprisingly low. , Wools embroid- ered in yarn, taffeta trimmed with ruffles, .velvets, combinations and messalines, all dif E ierent Ages 6 to 14 years. , ; c , I $10.50 to $36.50 . i REAL GENUINE CLEANUP SALE OF BOYS' SUITS, MACKINAWS AND OVERCOATS We have a wonderful stock of boys' suits. The best makes in America. "HART SCHAFFNER & MARX, RIGHT POSTURE and OREGON CASSIMERES. They positively have no equal lor quality, style, fit and general appearance. In order to affect a speedy clean-up we have arranged to oiler you the louowing ex tremely low prices. All the new and wanted styles are here from the little juvenile to the big kmcker. In Tho Ilnr-Ruln Basement r We are tfH.H'r-kH MJ-IH' Hfl '2 J I Itednouig . 5 i a SJIVOOO I 4 -s,oek vi I We u)tfst tlint j-em liurry It you exitcct to get all tho alvaiifM!Oi of our "Stock ni(liirlnR," 'ItCut" VrUvn g In the Martculn lliiM-nipnt. V nrp workini; Just ait fas o wc van on th bin tovk, alaNhlnK hi-fe ml Ukto with all our llus innt hi'lp, Th( slRns will tell you llic story. It's a plca-inc to look at lliom. Tlii-y trll tli Klorjr of "ltoasonablc-, niiic, iirlws." 5 ... 15c 55c Standard 36 in. Percales .... 27c 98c $1.75 Work Shirts .'. . . . 98c $5.00 Double Blankets $3.87 50c36-in. Chalies ..23c" $2.50 .Men's Gloves $1.89 $2.85 Night' Gowns $U9 98c $2.75 Felt Slippers i $119 ' 35c Ginghams . . . ; $2.25 Sheets $1.75 Silk. Hose $8.50 Dress Skirts $5.49 $1.65. Children's Gowns ............ 98c vv 14 iff . i rt i ai.uu wooi aox . . o $4.00 Men's Union Suits 12.89 These items are taken at random from the Big Reduced Stock. THE MEN'S BEST SHOE BARGAINS 5 T. P. W. PURE OOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Phones all 15. , All Other Depts. call 22. Hot Point Electric Appliances Electric Percolaters, 5 cup, each.. $12.50 Electric Ovenette, each $5.00 Electric Iron, 6 lb., each '. , $6.75 Electric Chaffing Dish, each. ........ $10.00 Electric Toaster, each ................ $6.50 Electric Tea Kettle, each ............ $12.50 : Remember and visit the Grocery Basement for the Demonstration. 7.83 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price. . 5.5 $.85 Boys' KultK, Cleanup Prkw. . B?.5 f 10.00 Boys' Knits, Cleanup Prlr. 87.30 ' SI UVO Boy' Suits, Cleanup Price. 88.75 '$13.60 Boys' Suits,' Cleanup Price. 8.5 813.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price. $0.05 $14.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $10.08 ,815.00 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $11.85 $16.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price 812.45 ' $17.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $12.05 810.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $14.05 $20.00 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $14.05 821.50 Boys' Suits' Cleanup Price $15.00 .-$2X50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $10.85 . 823.50 Bos' Suits Cleanup lh-lce 817.95 824.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $18.40 825.00 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price 810.35 820.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price 810.80 827.50 Hoys Suits Cleanup Pri.-c 821.20, , 828.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Iri $21.95 $32.50 Bys Suits, Cleanup Price 823.60 85.75 Boys' Mackinaws. Cleanup. . S0.95 86.75 Boys' Mackinaws Cleanup. . $5.85 $7.50 Boys' Mackinaws. Cleanup. . 88.00 Boys' Mackinaws Cleanup... $8.50 Boys' 'Mackinaws, Cleanup. . 89.00 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup.. 810.00 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup. $1 1.50 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup. $12.00 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup $13.50 Boys' Mackinaws Cleanup $14.50 Boys' Mackinaws Cleanup $15.00 Boys' Mackinaw, Cleanup $10.50 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup $17.50 Boys' Mackinaws, Cleanup $19.50 Boys' Mackinaws. Cleanup 810.00 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. . 812.00 Boys' Ovrreonts Cleanup.. $13.50 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. $14.50 ISoys' OTerenats, Cleanup. $15.00 Bovs' Overcoats, Cleanup. 810.50 Hoys' Overcoats. Cleanup. $18.50 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. $19.50 Iijb' Overcoats, tleanup. 821.00 Boys' Overcoats 'Cleanup. $21.50 Boys Overcoats, Cleanup. $5.90 $6.35 $0.05 96.95 $7.35 88.90 $9.85 "810.40 $11.85 $11.95 $12.40 $13.90 $14.85 87.45 88.05 80.05 $10.97 $11.-10 $12.20 $13.00 81 1.45 814.95 $15.00 U. S. ARMY SHOE "STERLING" ' Work shoe and street shoe. Should sell A cash saving dress shoe. The price of at $8,50 to $9.00. $8.00 has gone. On Special Sale $6.59 On Special Sale .... $4.98 THE "STANDARD" "SPECIAL" Comfortable black kid dress shoe. They . . Mahogany, English or round toe. A are not priced $9.00 now. very dressy $9.00 shoe. On Special Sale $5.98 On Special Sale ....... t ....... . . $6.49 The llariraln Basement MIT.T bo tlic lowest priced shop In Pcnillelon ami. In onler to maintain thin reputation, we will keep Just a step aheal or any ilecllne in the wltolcsule market. There must be O.N'E lowest prkwl ahop and that slmp will always Ik- TIIK HAKfiAI.N BASKJIEXT. 5 5 1 a 45 COLORED HANDKERCHIEF ... .LINENS , Are all the rage for making up new and dainty handkerchiefs for Xmas giving. Colors are yellow, blue, pink, rose and lavender, 50c for a 12 inch square, or $1.50 for 3 handkerchiefs. WHITE PARISIAN IVORY Underpriced at this store. Brushes, Mir-1 rors, Combs, Powder Boxes, perfume bottles, manicure files, cream jars, trays, 3 in fact everything you could desire at a ..2 minimum price. " : ' Blacld Duchess Satin Wllite and Pink 36 inches wide, a splendid quality; regular price has been $3.00. Special the yard ....... $2.25 Crepe tie Chine 1.98 Yd. Just the thing' for lingerie and making of Xmas gifts, was $3.00. Japanese Kimona Silks. : Patterns that carry you back to the Orient. Ex celent qualities, yard $3.00 'Chiffon Velvets 89.85 Yd.. Beautiful qualities, 40 in. wide, in colors of taupe, brown, navy and black. Ye Thanksgiving Tahle Linens Are on sale at a discount of 10 per Cent. Do not miss these real line pattern cloth values. Pictorial Review and Butterick Patterns are on sale in the new .pat tern -Dept on the balcony. Kayser Silk Underwear is the Christmas gift De Luxe. Our new stock awaits your inspection. Phoenix Silk Hose , v No. 365 Colors of black- and brown, down in price now to $1.50 They Talk Ahout. Party Boxes Well we have 'em in the very latest colors and styles, something you are sure to like, from $3.50 to $15.00. ' r ! New Point Laces - in dainty venise effects came in yesterday. Cream and white, mighty pretty for, yd $2.50 to $3.00 ! New Silk Chenille Buttonierres f The daintiest and newest corsage bouquets imacin- , able, each ......... $1.50 "Kamisole" Ribhons 1 The latest in wide ribbons 1 with beading in edge, f plain colors and color 5 combinations. See them. - Long White Kid Gloves $7.50 Pr. Just a few pair of them, buy now. This is Your Store. It's here for your espe- -cial benefit ( Use our free conveniences, tele- . phones, rest room, etc. t v Op. I WHERE iT PAYB TO TIHAPg I y MEN'S SUITS Specially Priced at $36.50. It will pay you to see them. J 'c S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiifiiifiiiuiuiimiiiiiiiHiiitiiiii iiiiiiihiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiHiiiimiimiiiiii iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii """"""'""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CORN CROP IS BIGGER BY 75,000,000 BUS! ; WASHINGTON', Kov.10. fA.T.) A wxinj crop of corn exceeding the rirevloiw largett crop by 75,000,001 tut-hebi ha been announced by the de partment of agriculture in a prelim inary estimate placing the production llilj ysar at 3,109,192,004 bushels. In crease are shown for a number of ropB including potatoes 75,WlO,000 Ittu-holr and pples ,(i00.fl00 bwhels. FOR BURT!uG ECZEfi' Apply Zemo, the Clean, An , -tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use I Does Not Stain . Creasy alre and ointment thould ' not be applied if good dear skin t wanted, rrom any druggist for 35c, or tl.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. W nen applied at dLnected it effectively remove eczema, quickly stops itching, ml heals skin troubles, also Sores, bums, woundg and chafing. It pene trates, cleanaie and soothes. Zemo is dean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid., Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effec tive and satufying. . , . . . Ths E. W. Rest Co, Ctevdsod, a E NEW. YORK, yov. 4.-A. P.) Pricet of foods served at Childs res taurants throughout the United States will, be reduced from 11 to 28 per cent -as soon as new 'menu cards can be printed and distributed, It was an nounced today by A. -W. Riley, head of the' government's "flying squad ron" of profiteer hunters. The ten cent cup of coffee, however, will re main. Jl MAIL PLANES WILL GATHER AT MATHER FIELD FOR REPAIRS SACRAMENTO, Cal., Nov. 10. (A. P. Mather Kleld, near here, where during the war hundreds of young (Americans received training In avia li'.n, soon will assume something of itx former atmOKphere of -activity, ac cording to an announcement by John I A. Jordan, "representing the govern- ii. out aerial mail service. 5- . -1 Mr. 'Jordan said Mather Field would used by the service not only s '-a Dr. Lynn K. ClakCSlCe stopping place for mail planen, al- Chronlo sod Narvous Tlscasra sad jrtdy planned, but as a training field Plusw c Women. X-Bavr Kisctr ffcr -men .who wished to pilot nwll Ttisntoeutlr. ! Planes as a repair station. A large Homecoming at the University of Oregon this week will draw a score or - more Pendletonians, former stu dents or graduates of the Eugene In stitution. The advance guard left this morning In automobiles, planning to reach Eugene in time tomorrow to witness the annual battle between the U. of O., Freshmen and the O. A. C. rooks. Before dawn today several auto loads of loyal Oregonians headed into the west. Tonight a few more will go by train and probably the remaining ones will take departure tomorrow. The annual game between the Uni versity of Oregon and University of Washington at Eugene on Baturday la the crowning feature of the celebra tion; but banquets, dances and open houses will be numerous. .Harold Rrock, Nat Kimbal and Iith Abbott comprised one part that departed this morning. Eugene and Ernest Iioylen left In their ma- i chine. Glen Dndley,' Arnold Mlnnl) I and Harry KocK were oiner wno leu for the University city. 3. A. Jlurray, rormeriy manager at Eugene for the Pacific. Telephone & Telegraph Co., will leave by train to night 'for the games, -Cecil Cole is also planning to make the trip. AMERICAN IN RUSSIA UNWINDS RED TAPE TO OBTAIN A DOOR KEY LONDON, Nov. 10. (A. P.) Door keys are considered unnecessary In the bolshevik scheme of life in Russia. Only privileged persons are supposed to possess them. ! When The Associated Press corres pondent who recently crossed Russia asked for a door key In one of the na tionalized hotels at Omsk he was ln formed by the hotel "commissar," for merly the owner, that under the red regime doors are not supposed to be bolted. An appeal to the Omsk bolshevik commandant resulted In the American correspondent obtaining an official document granting him a key and the privilege of locking the door of his room. MAY WIN TITLE BY A MINUTE fwsiMsBldf. Room II ;ff nr repairmen will be established w rhosa j at the field, he said WIIMVFWIt HK.VTS t'OTTOjr BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. (A. P.) Jake Hchaeter, Jr.. of Chicago, bent out Mark Gallon, another Illinois star, 400 to 15 In the first session of to day's play of the Nuttonar , IK. 2 bulk line billiard tournament here. Hchacf fer ran out his last Inning wth 'a run of 113. , jujk , y jryM j 'l : T m X III TO 1XCUEASI3 RAILWAY STOCK SAINT NAZAIRE, France, Nov. -10. (A. P.) French railway stock will shortly be Increased by 17 American A STRIKF "Pape'g Diapepsin" puts Sour, Gassy, Acid Stom achs in order at once! heavy freight locomotives. They Were Just before the armistice. The hsta imv been set -up and Boon will, be JTOidvfor service. Tho Inward -Kffsota of humors sr. J-orse than the outward. They en. danger the whole system. Hood'. Bar. saparllla eradicates all humors, cure all their Inward and outward effect.. It Is the great alterative and tonic. ,,lM1,tmer,t)ha bMn ywhr, e.. labllshed, . NEW TORK One minute may win for one of these men tbt title and estate of his father and lose It tor the other.' They are the Burke-Roche twlna, Maurice (right) and Francia (left), sons of tft late third Baron Fermoy (Baron James Boothy Burke (Roche) of Kngland. kfaurlce U one minute older than his brother WW Maarteo claim the qtl$ pecaute ot U om minuter - - Wonder what upset your stomacji which portion of the food did the dam age do you? Well, don't bother. If your Momnch is In a revolt; If sick, cussy and upset and what you Just ate has fermented nnd turned sour; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids end eructate undigested food Just eat tablet or two of nape's Diapepsin to help neutralize acidity and In five mln. ules you wonder what became of the Indigestion and distress. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; If your food Is a damage Instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless antacid is Pape's Dia pepsin, which costs ao little at drug stores, , ...... Dr. David B. Hill DENTISTRY Artificial Teeth a Specialty. X-Ray Diagnosis Johns Bldg. Pendleton, pregon 1 -rnr I u '.