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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18,1021.
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Inaugural Display of Women's New
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LIBRARY SUGGEST!!
FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVr
LIMITEDEAD1NG TME
Selections f Some of the Best
Books and Authors Has Been
' Made by the New Yoi;k Li
brary to Assist Busy Readers
With the advent of bright and cheerful days comes the desire to be comfortably and appropriately
shod. This store again forges to the front with a large display of spring models representing the highest
degree of correctness in refined, graceful and artistic footwear . : ;
Women's Black Kid
Pumps, black suede
strap, French heels,
turn soles. Price $12.00
Women's Black Kid
Pumps, two straps, flex
ible soles, French heels,
price . ......... $10.00
Women's Black Kid
Pumps with, suede in
sert in lip flexible soles,
French heels, pr.. $9.50
. Women's Brown
Suede Pumps with cross
, strap, flexible soles,
French heels, Pr. $11.00
Women's 'Brown
Kid Pumps, with brown
suede strap, turn sole,
French' heel, pr.. $12.50
Women's Brown
Kid Pumps with two
straps, flexible soles,
French heels, pr. $11.00
. . Women's Brown
Kid Pumps, with suede
insert 'in tip, French
heels, price $10.00
Women's Black Kid
Pumps, two straps, mi
litary heels, flexible
soles. Price $8.50
Women's Brown
Kid Pumps with suede
quarters and kid vamp,
military heels, pr.. $9.50
Women's Black Kid
Oxfords, Goodyear welt "
blucher cut, military
heels, price $10.50
Women's Brown
Kid Oxford, Goodyear
welt, military heels,
price ; ...v. $9.50
If your feet ache and '
pain, if you have cal
louses, if your feet tire
easily, if you have fallen
or broken arches, call at
our shoe department,
we have graduate sped- ,
alists to serve you.
Women8 New Spring
Suits
8TTLES THAT AIU1 OW ALL THE
RAGE.
You should not fall lo see them if yon
wish to be correctly iiifnrnHxl as to the
styles Kliidi win bo most popularly
worn. The now F.ton ami Pony crea
tions! decorated with all-over soutache
trimming, are included fai Uie varied as
semblages which wo Invite you to view. '
" Yon will surely find among them one
that you know will become your height
and figure, and If you do. you will surely
purchase It. because we have marked
every garment with a price thai will be
Impossible to resist.
$27.50 to $93.50
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Visit tills Oreat
Store often. There
are no many new
thing to show
yon. Prk'cs arc
right
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RD TIME' PARTY
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
(Kant Oregonian Special.)
BTANFIEXB. Feb. 18. The officers
of the Ladies Aid rave a "Hard Time" and Mrs
Valentine party Monday evening in the
parlors of the church to the members
of tho Aid and their husbands, every,
one was dressed appropriate for the
occasion and Mr. and Mrsv Onnfield
were the prize winners. "
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Kyle enter
tained a number of their friends Mon
day evening at a farewell party, the
evening was spent in playing five hun
dred. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle will leave
this week for Salem where they wl'.l
reside in the future, much to the re.
gret Of their many friends here.
Mrs. James F. Lane was shopping in
Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. MeComas of the b. A. C. gave
'a talk to the lad!es at the Community
I meeting Saturday. Mrs. Edith Van
Deuscn was also present.
The Merry-go-round Card Club met
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
Ivan Dunning.
Miss Isabel) B. Crawford of New
York, secretary of the Women's Board
Addressed the Ladies Aid Thursda)
afternoon and in the evening spoke
before the Christian Endeavor. Miss
Crawford Is a very able speaker and
those not hearing her missed a great
treat. The hostesses were Mrs. G. &
Brlerly. Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs.
O. B. Lockridge.
Mrs. E. S. Severance returned home
Thursday from a visit with her parents
in Spokane.
The team from the Rebekah lodge
went to Echo Tuesday evening to help
Initiate a class In the lodge at that
place.
W. II. Hesserand family will occupy
the house vacated by H. W. Kyle.
' V y '.VV -appeases kiddies
-rt'l v'Vofl A thriving appetites
-K - and parents' thrifty
' af " s pocketbooks.
?!J jfo ' "J The OLYMPIC Line Includes your k.
I " ' i V"' fT I i "" ' i "9a vorite cereal sanitarily milled, packed,
WMrliW iff 10 V?V ' ' ' ft kM Wrapped and sealed. ... . .
hi thl day of busy people, who must
limit their reading to .bonks which give
"value received," the I'mutlllu county
library Is constantly aslted What houku
are worth while. In response to this
tiuestlon, the nihrariuiiH cite u. list
of thirty-six books, selected by the New
Vork 1'tibllc library not as the "best
books, but as books well worth rend
ing. Following Is the list of title and au
thors! Kim, Kipling; Jteturn of the
Native, Hardy; Call of the Wild, Lon
don; Huckleberry Finn, Twain; Touo
Bungay, Wells; House of Seven Gables,
Hawthorne; Hise of Silas Lapham,
Howells; Tales. I'oe; Cloister and the
Hearth, lleadl; Island l nights Kn
chaittmenti Mtevenson; ' Vanity Fair,
Tackeray. "
MoJlorn Hooks liicludeil
Tale of Two cities, Dickens: Leaves
;of Ocass, Whitman; Colden Treasury
I of Suns and Iyrics; verse, Kipling;
The New Toetry, lonroe and Hender
son; Discovery of America, Flske;
France and England In North America
Parkmanj History of the t'nlted States
from the t'ompromlse of 1850, Ithodes,
American Commonwealth, "Bryce; Life
and Letters of Lord Mncauley Treyel
yan; Life of ltjamin Franklin (Auto
biography); Life of Johnson, Boswell;
Cellini's autoblogi'aphy, tranl.sted by
i Symotm; Mark Twain, Payne; letters
I to His Children, Itoosevelt; VVablen,
lor Life In tho Woods, Thoreau; Book
I of a Naturalist. Hudson! Alice's An.
ventuVes In. Wonderland, Carroll; Ins
sertatlons by Mr. Dooley, Dtinne;
Rudder Orange, Stockton; Grahame.
Wind iti tho Willows; Interpretations
of Literature, Hearn; I?merson's I-ls-ays;
Essays of Ella, Lanib, and Thrcp
Plays for Puritans, Ptn.v.
llnndrrd Popular Books
Jn connection with the search for
good books, the Umatilla library also
gives a list of the following 100 most
popular books of fiction for1 the past
25 years, from 1895 to 1920.
Sienklewics, Quo Vadls; Maclaren's
Besido the Bonnie Brier Bush; Bar
clay's Rosary; Westcott's Bavid Har-
F urn: Wells' Mr. Utttllng Sees It
f Through; Major's When Knighthood
A Was In Flower; Rice's lira Wlggs of
Sthe Cablmge Patch; Churchill's ln-lde
Jjjof the Cup, Richard Crovel, The Crisis,
J . i ontston, Mr. Crewe s Career, Modern
K Chronicle, A Far Country. The Dwell
K i ing Place of Light, and Tlio CroKdiix:
Ibanex Four Horsemen of the-Apo.
tfjcolypsc: Littles Lady of the Deeora
Jition; Wisters Virginian; Thompson's
A .Alice of Old Vtncennes.
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Streeters IV-re Mable; Wright's
Winning of Barbara Worth; Allen's
Choir invisible; Johnston's To Have
f-nd To Hold; Kipling's Day's Work; i
Wright's Eyes of the World; BnchM
ler's Ehcn Holden; Fox's Little Shep.
herd of Klngbm Come; 1'nrker'i :
liicht of Way; Wright's When a Man's
a Man; Ford's Janice Meredith; Har
rison's Queed and V. V.'s Eyes; ft. S.
Porters Harvester, Michael OHallor-
nn Ijlilitla A 1",.. ,.4. r . i- - T I
Bjt'arKers Seats of the Mighty, Th
m.wwm J j Weavers, and The Judgment Honsei !
-- .n.in.d.ii, i us j i ilium, t
and The Conriuest of Canaan: Bur-j
nett's Shuttle: Mitchell's Hunti Wynne. '
Fox's Trail of tHb lonesome IMne.
Thurston's Masqurrader; Wharton's'
House of Mirth: Eleanor Porter's Just I
Drfvid, POIIyanna, and Pollyann.il
Grows I'p.
List Is Varied
Kester's Prodlg.il Judge; AViggln's j
Rebecca, of Sunnybrook Farm; Rine- j
hart's Amazing fntcrludo and "K": I
Aoootts Molly Make Believe: WrlghtV
Their Yesterdays; Orey't Desert of
Wheat; Barrie's Sentimental Tommy,
Page's Red Rock; Rice's Sandy;
Smith's Peter; Connor's Major: In
don's Call of the Wild; Hiehens' (iar.
den af Allah; Nicholson's House of a
Thousand Candies and The Port of
Missing Men; Farnol's Broad Hlgn
"ay; Deland's Iron Woman: Lanes
Katrlncr King's Street Called Straight,
The Wild Olive, and The Inner Shrine;
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Spoils JrlWuif
POT ROASTS ....
CHUCK STEAK
13c POUND
.18c POUND
ROUND STEAK 25c POUND
SIRLOIN STEAK :.:........23c POUND
PORK CHOPS ..........30c POUND
PORK STEAK ..................l...........:.!25c PdUND
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Extra Special
Fresh side Pork28(!li).
Also an abundance of Veal, Mutton, Fresh Dress
ed Chickens and Smelt, etc.
CITY MEAT
MARKET
109 W.WEBB
PHONE ?03
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The Bargain
Basement offers
a special Induce
ment in our An
nual Clean I'p
Sale of Itcady-to-Wear.
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Delivering Coal and
operating Creamery
usual.
Phone 178
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FREED OF 5PY SYSTEM
CHICAGO, Feb. 18. (V. P.) Spies
are being squeezed out of the nations
Industry. The elaborate Intelligence
systems which are maintained by em
ployers as a "strike Insurance" are be
ing dismantled in the present readjust
ment period.
The method of placing operatives to
work alongside of the employes of In
dustrial plants was the product of the
labor scarcity In boom days during the
war. The reports furnished the em
ployers of the state of mind of the
employes enabled the former, In many
cases, td prevent labor difficulties by
remedying the conditions or eliminat
ing the agitators.
Strikes are no longer feared by the
.Manufacturers due to the abundance
of labor, they. say. .Vn now think
Viany times before they throw down
their tools, because they know there
are largo numbers' jobless. Scrapping
of the intelligence systems Is caused
by a plentiful labor market and be
cause the employers can no longer af
ford to make large outlays to maintain
the system.
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25 DAYS
lef in which to file your Income Tax return.
' In order for Farmer and StocHraisers to make
their return on the Inventory basis and to take all
the advantages thereof, they MUST HAVE
liOOKS KEPT.
If you are holding your 1920 crop of wheat or
, woof this is the only way you can avert a "double
shot" of income in 1921. The setting up and keep
ing of books requires more work than the old way
of receipts and disbursements and cannot be done
within the last day of grace.
"ASK YOUR BANKER" :
Cosper Accounting Co.
Stangier Building , - ' .
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JACK-SOXViLLBi Fla., Feb. 18.
(U. P.) I';indlts holding up a card
game at Liennox Hotel here yesterday,
killed George Ooodrlch,- an Atlanta
engineer and Walter Burden, a weal
thy retired businessman.
CHAIRMAN FORONEY ASKS
APPROVAt FROM HARDING
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1&. (A. P.)
Chairman Fordney of the house wayr
and means committee has left for W
Augustine to seek Hardlngs approval
of his plan for a. second emergency
tariff to protect all products of Am
erican Industry to be put through ai
an extra session this spring.
The senate last night passed thr
Fordney emergency tariff bill designed
tor the relief of farmers. The bill now
goes to the conference. .
FORESIGHT")
always was better than I
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
regularly exercise
foresight that pays
large dividends
in robustness.
Scott A feme. Bloomfi.ld,N.X
1 ALSO MAKERS OF
RMifllBg
(Tablets or Grannies)
for INDIGESTION
. k H4fc
Less Than 30 Days Remain
For You to File Your
Income Tax Return
Do not delay this until the laot few days. We
. are now assisting many and are in a position to help
you and at a nominal fee. j
Funk & McLean
Next Door to Pendleton Hotel '
INSURANCE ANLV ACCOUNTING
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Friend Husband Says:
"Let's pass up the toast for brea kfast for awhile and try something else,
believe I would like a little variety in this breakfast business."
1 Friend Wife Says:
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"Glftd you mentioned it. What tlo you say to having KERR'S JROLLfct)
OATS tomorrow, KERR'S WHEAT FLAKES the next day, and Bomepaheakes
from KERR'S PANCAKE FLOUR on the third day. Then for a further charge
we can have some waffles from the pancake flour on the fourth d.ay' ,
(Ask your grocer and insist on getting Kerr's Cereals. Backed for quality by
the well knowrt Kerr Gifford & CoIf Inc.) - , ,
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