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This is a straight-from-tlie-slioulder Clearance of Men's Suits and Overcoats. Prices determined with only one idea moving merchandise quickly.
We've Marked Them One-Half Price
which means a tremendous loss to us, hut it's a great
saving for you.
. Take advantage of this great offer. You'll not he
able to buy a suit or overcoat so cheaply again soon
if ever. .
PENIlOOfO GSEATEST DEPARTMENT STQUZ
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EYES BULGE AT SIGHT
' OFADAMSSANTACUUS
Guests at the home of Mr. an(J Mrs.
Ira Stoll for Christmas tlinner were
Mr. and Mrg. Garth StolJ, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. "elson, John
Blake.
Ed Bushman was in Adams today to j
do Home shopping.
and family were all guests of Mrs. Ii.
F. Bunrh for Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christian and
daughter Leone Vere guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Chesnut for Christmas
dinner.
Llojd ri.man and Ray Keeker
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Mr. and Mrs. 1 L. Ueuallf-n and '"'".' 1 enuieum toaay to attend the
daughters, Doris and Dena. motored to I moJ,e8-
Milton and were the guests of her sis- ' " , Harry Larabee and Miss Be'u
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, for Christmas I ,ah Spencer were in Athena today,
dinner. I A,r- an1 1,r"- Wallace -Nelson and
Mr. and Mm. Garth Stoll were the ! K"n MarKnal1 of Idaho, are spending
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otho Stoll Fri-I"'0 Holidays with Mr. and
East Oregonian Special.)
ADAMS, Dec. 89. Eyes bulged Sat
urday night and ears were strained to
catch the tinkle of the bells of Suma
flaus In the circle of haty kids in the
home rf Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shatz,
as W. Nicholas really came and handed
out the many packages on Christmas
eve to Charles an 4 Florence Shati and
pertha and Clara McFarland. A dandy
lunch wax served and all went home
happy .
Ivan Blake of Helix, motored to Ad
amc on Christmas day to do some
Iwtnninir
r Mr. and Mrs. Carl McConnell and j dren ere also guests for
family of Helix, are th guests o her "ner. ,
purents, Mr. and Mrs. John Banister of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bunch and chil- :
Weston for the Christmas holidays. rdren and Mr. and Mrs. U Claik and!
Mr.- and Mrs. Elood Brown and ' children. Will Hunch, John Bunch and
baby of Idaho, ar spending the children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunch
Christmas holidays at Adams with his and family, Ferre Carothers and IJdge
mother, Mrs. Jack Case. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bunch
day in Pendleton. ?
Mrs. Dave Stone and son Tilden and
Maxine Elliott, were-the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Elani, of Walla Walla, for
Chrfistmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer and
daughter. Virginia, of Pullman, are
the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Spencer, for Christmas. Mr. I
and Mrs. Gladwyn Spencer and chil- j
Christmas i
Mrs. E. ( .Marquis and Mrs. I.. M.
Watrus.
Jack Dell of Athena motored to Ad
ams Sunday.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Juck
spencer and all the grandchildren's
eyes tmd ears bulged at the baby tree.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
Spencer. Mr. and Mis. Chester Spencer
of Pullman, Wash., and little daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Spencer
and children and Miss Beulah Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larabee and
family celebrated Christmas with a
dandy Christmas tree loaded with
beautiful gifts for all present and the
evening was one of enjoyment.
Mr. and Mrs. Oyd Christian and
daughter Leone, were some of the hap
py family over the lovely Christinas
tree.
WOOLGROWERS SOON TO
The Jingle of . Santa Claim IVH : Mull'., ttnn Am- ,1
dancing around on Christmas evening I Sunday at a good audience.
Pete Mclntyre. Lawrence MMntvrn
UP, FOR SALE
HONEY
HOT BISCUITS AND HONEY.
CAKE 40c, TWO 75c.
Try a loaf of our Butter-Krust Bread. Fresh
every moiaiing from Portland.
Large Loaf ( 15c
Small Loaf 10c
Whole Wheat.... 10c
We have a new shipment of Picnic Hams,
Per pound 21c
"!e Table Supply
Phone 187 and 8S
739 Main Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors
Miss Gwendolyn Mclntyre and Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Mclntyre of Helix, mo
lored to Adams Sunday to attend
church.
Miss Toressa Bunch Is
i her home with a bad cold.
j Frank Wilson of WaIJa Walla, wiis
: the guest 6f .Miss Beulah Spencer Sun
.day. I Lydge Katon and Miss Wilma Boyer
i motared to Pendleton Saturday.
'i Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Morrison nnd
'ww--i' , j family are soon coining back to their
' " i home in Adams.
Adams never has celebrated Christ
J i mas us this year as most of the homes
J,ihad trees and all attended the corn-i
j munity tree in the hall. -No ono was
SALT LAKE CITY. rtah.,Dec. "S -
(A. V.) The h-gislativr ' romtnittee ot
I the National Woolgrovvcrs'. Assoulatlini,
; now In Washington D. C. will make its
icport on what has been attempted
and accomplished hi Hie way of
.emergency governmental action, at the
inty sixth annual convention of the
association, which will be held here
January 17-111. It will also report on
plans in connection with enactnu-iit of
a permanent tariff bill under the new
administration. -
Thomas Walker rage, chairman of
the traffic commission. Is nxnc.ii-.i
t I to discuss costs of wool and Inmb .ro-
contineu, to, ""cuon, as shown by the data gather
cd ,,yh'M commission during the last
'hrm seasons for presentation to con
gresa. i
All the convention discussions will
center aioiind the i"cst!on (,f i.KiK.i.
tion, finance nnd ranch managi-men!,
according to F. It. Marshall secretary
of the association. Governor V. I'.
Harding of the federal reserve board,
has accepted an Invitation to speak on
financial matters, including relation
ships of Die federal reserve system. If
congressional affairs Interfere with Ins
cmniiig to Salt I.ake he stated recently
mat a mcmher of the board would
take his place at the convention.
One half a day will be devoted lo a
round table discussion of adjusting
range management of the bands of
sheep to present biislnnvi. ,n.io
This will include matters of n,w,.
sheep, labor, costs, land leasli. 11 ii.l
J'i'i' luisiOK.
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ir-wwt Manrieid of Oregon
1 i ' iiioi elect Frank It. Goodlns
- ...nn, nn, K,vo niiirers.
t;.-ucs .,f t,P cnltcd States
--"'i''0111 'Pek. A sped,.
unU discussion upon stockyards ones
t:ons. Including range rates charged
by livestock com mission houses, will
lie made.
On account of the rrlllcal situation
In which the wool producing business
In declared to he to,-,ay, a record at
tendance Is expected.
WASHINGTON LEGION MEN
VISIT WOUNDED VETERANS
win c
forestry
il report
They Won't Starve
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slighted, rich or poor.
STOWAWAY BRIDE-TO-BE
WIU.ST RETURN TO RUSSIA,
PASSPORT RULES DECREE
MBNE GROH
KBATTLK, Dec. 29. tA. P.) Thos.
'.itrintZ. HUSStan irlrl .Vhn r;tmn Inln
j! Seattle as a stowaway on the steam
M . jMhln Cross Keys In November, nhin-
linlng to .be married to Lloyd L. Jacot of
1 1 San Francisco, has lost her fisht for
i, admission to the t'nited Slates and
must be deported to Siberia, according
to a telegram received by immlgratioi.
olfieials here from Washington, 1). c.
'I he Vnited States department of labor
v as wlllinsj to stretch a point nnd ad
mit Miss rrintz, it was announced, but
the state department refused to waive
passport regulations. Anna Lnplnn,
who accontpanled Miss 1'rlntz, villi
-iiso oe oeporieo. It was said.
If .'inio Croh, third baseman ii'.
the Cincinnati Reds, may land on
some other club by trade or other
wise before springtime. The New
Votk Ciants have offered J150.
000 and a catcher for lleinie, bui
rmi Itoosevell's .Vpp'dnliiicnt
MArtI(.. Dec. !'.- f. Ap
pointment of Theodore Itoosevelt to a
prominent posi'iion in 'the new admin-
Carry He.vtnanK can't seelt. Jtisi " ' ' ,.,,' k,","1.
the nam Groh ts Herrntann'i " " '? "- n,
.i-iMHssii, oiih ii ice orxaui.ers or me
American li-Kimi. He sugKested
I.i'osevell ror.,iissb.faia scci'i-t.Mi .,.i..i
ur or tne navy.
pawn and he'll trade Mm If hi
can get the right combination
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SI-.'ATTLK, Dec. 2. (A. P.) Thou
.V. Swale, state commander of the Am
'ilfuii Legiont officials of the r. S.
war risk Insurance bureau and of th
1. S. public health servire yesterday
left Seattlo for a tour of the stnle lo
locate very ex-sei-vlce man who lies
sh'k or wounded In the state hospitals.
The tour Is to determine whether or
rot the disabled men are receiving
every possible attention ami whether
Improvement In the method of handl
ing" the various cases.
"It Is probable that every man Is re
ceiving proper attention." declared
Commander Swale yesterday. "This
trip cannot be called an Investigation.
We rather term It a v"lsft to th wvund
ed and sick soldiers and sailors. '
ISSUE IN U. S. IS DEAD
MARION-, Dec. 21). (A. P.) Sena
tor McCuniber, of North Dakota, tho
mly reiiulillce.il- member of the sennta
who voted for ratification of tho Ver
sailles treaty without reservations, has
ndvised Harding lo go ahead with tho
proposition for formation of nn asso
ciation of mitlnns Independent, of the.
league. He considered the league dead
ho far as the t'nited States Is conccrn-
il.
father is. J. Ogden ArouVch7R h"i
Pf a millionaire Chic,, ba.Xer. This X&fW k '
automobile ride. . - . r""""1" wr
CASCT MUSH M a VKAItR
ALT,IANCK. fi ree., 21). (A. I'.) .
Irtrtle Carey captain of tho I91 Har
vard football team,' has signed to
coach the Mount I'nlon college football
sound for three years. He coaehtld
Mt. Vernon tbrs season.
Si:. lII,OTS I'OltM I'OMPAMY.
STKTTIN, Oerninny, Dec. 29. A.
f'.)v A company of sea pilots has
been established .under the title of the
Haltlc and North Sci ' Pilots assocla
'lon to supply pilots to ships visiting
Northern Koropenn ports.
uikn phi ss tm agukk..mi:nt
LONDON, Dec. 3D. (A. P.) News
papers here today ask the Vultert
StstvlTritVifaittiV Japan ""to"'
agree Jo curtail ther naval run use l.v .
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