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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OEEGOIT, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1920.
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I In Honor of America's Wonderful Manhood who Made Armistice Day a Reality
This store will close at 12 o'clock, noon, and remain closed the remainder of the day. TOMORROYr WE WILL OFFER MORE ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS THAN EVER. Every ' depart-
ment.in this great store joins in the crusade against the high tost of living. Now is truly the time for you to bay a'nd save. , , , r' 9 s
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THE NEW DRESSES FOR CIIIL-
DREN ARE LOVELY.
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1 Mothers who seek the exclusive and incom
5 Darablv smart for daughter should see the
5 new frocks. These have been chosen with ex-
2 ceotional care so that there Could be no ques
I tion of correctness. And despite their superi-
5 or quality evident in every detail, they have
I Wn priced surprisinglvlow. Wools embroid-
I ered in yarn, taffeta trimmed with' ruffles,
I velvets, combinations and messalines, all dif-
ferent Ages 6 to 14 years.
lv ; 810.50 to $36.50
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BARGAIN BASEMENT BARGAINS
55c Standard 36 in-Percales
27c i
Wo MiKKVNt llmt yim hurry If yon rxrt to (ret all tlio mluinliiKi-s of our "Ntock HihIiicIhk," "He-Cut" Prkf
In llu" lliii'uiiin llHsntii'iil. c an working Just mm fast as we cuii on On; big stock, slasliluK hi re mill tlit'rei with all
(mi- IlHsvmiit help. Thi sinus will toll you tlio story. It's a pleasure to look at them. Tlicy ti ll tlic story of
"IfcasoiiMMe, Minis piictW
35c Ginghams 15c
$2.25 -Sheets D8c
' $5.00 Double Blankets $3.87
$2.50 Men's Gloves $1.89
$1.75 Silk Hose 98c
$1.75 Work Shirts ...... ....... .... 98c
50c 36-in. Chalies .; ... i . . 23c .5
$2.85 Night Gowns $1.29 1
$2.75 Felt Slippers . .,. , .. . . $2.19 5
$8.50 Dress Skirts , $5.49 $1.00 Wool Sox : 59c
$1.65 Children's Gowns 98c $4.00 Men's Union Suits .......... $2.89
These items are taken at random from the Big Reduced Stock. , ., I . ... y ,
THE MEN'S BEST SHOE BARGAINS
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.
. REAI GENUINE CLEANUP SALE OF BOYS'
SUITS, MACKINAWS AND OVERCOATS
W W. o unnrWul stock of bovs' suits. The best makes in
ArhoriW HART SCHAFFNER & MARX. RIGHT POSTURE
and OREGON CASSIMERES. They positively have no equal for
quality, style, fit and general appearance. In order to affect a
speedy clean-up we have arranged to offer you ths following ex
tremely low prices. All the new and wanted styles are here from
the little juvenile to the big knlcker. ?
On Special Sale $6.59
THE "STANDARD
Comfortable black kid dress shoe. They
are not priced $9.00 now.
On Special Sale $5.98
The Manendi Hnst'iiunt MI ST be tlio lowest oricotl shnn In IHnilletoii niitl. In order to maintain tlilH reputation.
wo will kiv Just a step ithriul of any diM'line in tlio whokwalo market. Tlu-re must be ON 10 lon-est iil tiliop
anil that shop will always be I HK HAK;AX. lAStMK.T. . . , , ,
On Special Sale . . $4.98
"SPECIAL"
Mahogany, English or round toe. A ,
very dressy $9.00 shoe.
On Special Sale $i.4
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.
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.
$7.85 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price. . $5.5
SS.85 Boys' Suit!), (leaniip lTier. . $7.0.
$10.00 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price. 17.3
11.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup lVk-e. $8.75
$12.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price. .
$13.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price. $.5
$14.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $10.98
$15.00 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Prtc $11.35
$18.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $12.45
$17.50 Boys' Suits, Cleanup Price $12.95
$19.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $14.05
$20.00 Boys Snlts, Cleanup Price $14.95
$21.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $19.90
$22.50 Boys' Stilts Cleanup Price $10.85
$23.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $17.95
$24.50 Hoys' Suits Cleanup Price $18.40
925.00 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $19.33
$20.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $19.80
$27.50 Boys Suits Cleanup Prl.e $21.20
$29.50 Hoys Suits Cleanup Prk-e 821.95
$32.50 Boys' Suits Cleanup Price $23,110
$5.75 Boys' Mnckliiaws Cleanup. . $0.95
$0.75 Boys' Mackiuaws' Cleanup. . $5.85
$7.50 Boys' Mackiuaws Cleanup. . $5.90
$8.00 Boys Macklnaws Cleanup.. $8.35
$8.50 Boys Mackiuaws Cleanup.. $8.05
$9.00 Boys' Mackiuaws Cleanup. . $8.95
$10.00 Boys' Mackiuaws, Cleanup. $7.35
$11.50 Boys Mackiuaws, Cleanup. $8.90
$12.00 Boys' Mackiuaws Cleanup. $9.85
$13.50 Boys' Ii kinas Cleanup $10.40
$14.50 Boys Macklnaws Cleanup $11.85
$15.00 Boys' Macklnaws Cleanup $11.95
$18.50 Boys' Mackh-aws, Clcpnup $12.40
$17.50 Boys' Macklnaws, Cleanup $13.90
$19.50 Boys' Mackinams Cleanup $14.85
$10.00 Boys' Overcoats, CJeanup. . $7.45
M12.00 Boys Overcoats Cleanup. . $8.95
$13.50 Boys Overcoats Cleanup.. 89.95
$14.50 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. $10.97
$15.00 Boys' Overcoats 'Cleanup. $11.40
$18.50 Hoys' Overcoats, Cleanup. $12.20
$18.50 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. $13.00
$19.50 Hoys' Overcoats Cleanup. 814.45
$21.00 Boys' Overcoats Cleanup. $14.93
$2t.K0 Boys' Overcoats, Cleanup. $15.00
Black Duchess Satin
White and Pink
Sfi inches wide, a snlendid
'quality, regular price has
been $3.00. Special tne
yard !...;. $2.25
Crepe de Chine
$1.93 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
Ye Thanksgiving
. Tahle Linens
Are on sale at a discount
of 10 per cent. Do not miss
these real line pattern
cloth values.
Chiffon Velvets
$9.35 Yd.
Beautiful qualities, 40 in.
wide, in colors of taupe,
brown, navy and black.
Kayser Silk
Underwear
is the Christmas gift De
Luxe. Our new stock
awaits your inspection.
They Talk About
Party fioxes
Well we have 'em in the
very latest colors and
styles, something you are
sure to like, from $3.50 to
$15.00.
"Kamisole" Ribbons
The latest in wide ribbons
with , beading in edge,
plain colors - and color
combinations. See them.
Phoenix Silk Hose
No. 365
Colors of , black and
brown, down in price now
to $1.50
New Point Laces
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in dainty vehise ' effects
came in yesterday. Cream
and white, mighty pretty
for, yd $2.50 to $3.00
New Silk Chenille
Buttonierres
The daintiest and newest
corsage bouquets imagin
able, each .". . $1.50
Pictorial Review and
Butterick Patterns
are on sale in, the new pat
tern Dept on the balcony.
lXO WIHTK Kll t.LOVr.S
$7.50 I'AIIl
Just a few pair of them.buy now!
" 'Thi3 is YdUr Store.' It's here for your espe
i cial benefit Use our free conveniences, tele
5 phones, rest room, etc
ereomos waronoase.
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1 WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE t
' ' '"" MEN'S SUITS
Specially Priced at $36.50. It will pay you to
see them. , i
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Joseph B Camion to Fred B. Welch
V.'GOM Lota 3 and 4, iJlock 12, Rail
m4 Add- Athena.
oben . ''ptn to K. P. nodi Jl.no
1-4 SB 1-4 and KB 1-4 KB 1-4
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7 V"' beauty. The aoft, dis-H
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SW 1-4 and N 1-2 SB 1-4 NB 14 SV
I-4,'fie-. Tp. 5. N. II. !9;
Kobert J. rpton to E. P. Dodd $1.00
Lands in Sec. 1. Tp. 4. X. R. II and in
Sec. 33, Tp. 6, N. R. 2 and rh Sec. 20,
Tp. 4, X. R. 2 and In Sec. 25, Tp. 6,
X. R. ii.
L. C. Harhmer to E. P. Dodd $1.00
Sr. me description as above.
Umatilla yarm Lands CO. to E. P.
Eodd $10.00 XE 1-4 XW 1-4 SB 1-4
Sec. 21, Tp. 5, X. R. 2.
Carl S. McXaught to Wm. M. Shaar
(10.00 East 12 feet 4 1-1 In. Lot I
and West in. of Lot 7, Block t, Her
miston. . August Weinke, to Carl Weinke $1.00
PE 1-4 Sec. 23, N 1-2 , N 1-2 8W 1-4
A N 1-2 SE 1-4 Sec. 2 and XB 1-4
ec. 14, Tp. 2, X. R. 2.
Wm. McOregor to Willio Phillips
$1.00 Lot S and fractional Lot 5 In
Block 21, Arnold and Raley'i - Add.
Pendleton.
Matilda Reed to Oladys Renlck $1.-
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business rutesarpfAe
comma ncmenfs fda t
THE moist important business
commandment is named Sys
tem: Systematise your ideas;
systematise your plans; systematise
your finances. Open an account
with this bank, and profit by our
Eystem of financial service.
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000.00 Its 8 and S, Block 21, Vnia
tilla. John Mumm to Charles A. Howell
$1.00 SW 1-4 Sec. 34, Tp. 4, X. R. 32.
Jurgen Mumm to Margaretha How
ell SE 1-2 Sec. 23, Tp. 4. X. R. 32, $1.
City of Hermistiin to E. W. Mack
$75.00 Lots 17 and 18, Block 10, Her
miston. State of Oregon to Frank Kopp
$800.00 XE'1-4 XW 1-4 and SW 1-4
NW 1-4 Sec 24, Tp. 2. 8. R. SO.
INT OF LEAGUE
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov 11. (A.
P.) J. C. Letcher of Tulsa, Okla.,
was elected president of the Western
Association baseball league today.
Charles Bell of Oklahoma City was
elected secretary treasurer.
Tha pluh nvnitra ftenMeil tn nlftv A.
schedule of 140 games nevt season, be
ginning May 4 ana ending aoout Sep
tember 2.
SAY "DIAMOND DYES '-
Don't, streak or ruin your material
in a poor dye. Insist on ''Diamond
Dyes." Easy directions In every package.
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH; WHITEN
Make Lemon Lotion to Double
Beauty of Your Skin
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3 WILLIAM FARNUM- :
jPIHSCTION WltLlAM FOX
ARCADE TOIHY
any of the rights of Ae minors In
working out a reorganization plan.
The minor leaguers took the position
that while they might act as bearers
of the olive branch, they would not go
so far as to scorch their own wings.
Joining; in the crusade against
gambling in baseoall, the minor leag
uers unanimously adopted a resolution
urging the passage In every state legis
lature of a bill designed to stamp out
the evil.
The resolution fnilnwAt tk. una.
a bill proposed for introduction in the
lexas legislature. It sets the punish
ment of bribery or attempted bribery
of "any baseall nlnvnr nmni..
manager In a baseball rim. nr nn ...
er persons connected with baseball" at
in prison ment from two tn fiv.
The m'nors adopted an amendment to
inciiHi'j punishment of owner and of-
5ri'v5lV",'fl!nd """ny If PAZO OINT-
Bleed n,", "J... "Ch "f
stsnllv rellv. n,. 1 "l- ,ln"
til, ";t IS"'"'' 'P ."ter first .ppl.'i
MOTHER!
fklats who are connected In any way
lth "fixing" games.
OUCH! ANOTHER.
TOMC TWICE
Cet busy and relieve those palm
trlth that handy bottle of
Sloan's l.lnlrneo
WHAT Sloan's does.'it does thoiw
ouchly pttitlralet vithout raft.
tint to the anik-ted part and
promptly relieves most kinds of exter
nal pains and acliet. You'll find it
rlean and non-skin-ttaining. Ktrp H
handy for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia,
over-exerted muscles, (tin joints, bade
ache, pains, bruises, (trains, sprains,
bad weather after-effects. ,
For 39 years Sloan's Liniment iisl
Dclped thousands the world over. Von
aren 't likely to be an exception. It cer
tainly does produce rciulti.'
AH druggutciSo, 70c, tl ,40i
ioraocs30fiaoc
K.X8AS CITY, Mo., Nov. Jl. (A.
p.) War clouds are vanishing from
the major league baseball situation
with indications favoring a settlement
when the belligerent major leaguers
meet in a Joint session In Chicago Fri
day to effect a peace pact. The na
tional association of minor leagues nf-
i
ter listening to both sides In the con
troversy voted to help avoid a war by
"California Syrup cf Figs'
Child's Best Laxative
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into
a bottle containing three ounces ot
Orthard White which can be had at
anw drug store, shake' well and you
have a quarter pint of harmless and
Heliphtfnl lemon lileneh fnr few eents.
MahsaKe this sweetly fragrant lotion agreeing to appoint a committee to
into the face, neck, arms and hands met with the major leagues in devising
each day. then shortly not the beauty a plan for baseNill reorganization.
Famous stage beauties use lemon After HMe.iing to the pleas of the
Juice to bleach and bring that soft. jXatloral league representatives the ml-
hll. nnmtilnlnn liiiuill. I lior leagues weni inio ram"""
bave always been used as a freckle
sunburn and tan remover. Make this
up and try It.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Grove's UAXATIVR BROM1
QC1N1XK tablets. The genuine bean
the signature of W. Grove. 10c.
slon and voiced their suspicion of the
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U. S. Inspected
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Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the name California on
professed affecton" expressed fori 'he package, then you are sire your
them by the two forces Involved in ma is navins me mux. ana must
the major league spirit. They warn, harmless physic for the little Stomach,
r.d j heir associates from which a com- liver and bowels. Children love Its
mlttee will be aDnointcd to confer 1 fruity taste. Full directions on each
with the major leagues, not to cede bottle. Vou must say "California. '
What does U. S. Inspected Meats mean to you?
Meat, in order to secure the U. & Infection
stamp must be slaughtered, dressed and cooled in
der the observation of the inspectoiCZHSurinff
the purchasingr public when buying ufs Inspected
wholes".811 f Ch&n'
tatt sii"
g Phone 187 and 188 . ' W x..
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