.'...TEayAcai"' FAG 2 tWO DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN.. PENDLETON. OREGON," TUESDAY EVENING, MARCII 22, 1021. 1 Easter- Is Just Four Days Away; Are you prqwmtt It will pay you to do your last minute shopping here. Our stocks" are the greatest, the assortment the most attractive, ..the ,. vaIucsUi( liest, the mtv ice the most courteous and efficient. ' , V Sbbooing v - if U v- -. r f . i! V H; 3.1 ;l 4 1 . v. : ft: --ill . V 1 V j ,u f f NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR EASTER SUIT Easter will he here in just Four days. 'You'll find choosing here SO easy! We're splendid ly supplied with suits of serge, gabardinje, twills, oxford eloths, mannish mixtures and other good fabrics in the latest styles. The new straight lines and ripple effects are the lead ing fashions although they've been, carefully modified to meet the de mands of our patrons' But these modifications have not lessened their beauty . or correctness at all in fact they have made them handsomer. They're priced from $38.50 to 95.00 - THE SILK DISPLAY OFFERS MANY SURPRISES It is fairly brimming over with beautiful silken ma terials, ideal for dresses, suits, blouses, sports skirts and a hundred and one other interesting uses. Tricolettes and crepe silks are 'in the foreground, but satins, char meuses, taffetas and any number of , silks of novelty weave also invites favorable' attention and selection with their gorgeous new color ings and fascinatingly origi nal spring patterns. Our, Low (Prices Will Save - You Money. Fancy Crepe de Chines and Georgettes, Very Special, a Yard $1.98 , 40 inches wide and a beau tiful quality, in handsome new spring , patterns. Just the material for your new spring blouses, etc., regular values $2.50 to $2.75, Very Special, a yard $1.98 Accessories for Easter Handbags, Jewelry, veilings, hand kerchiefs, gloves, hosiery and beauti ful neckwear were never ir.ore lovely or more In keeping with the spirit of the sprins than they are this season. They abound in novel shapes, styles, colors and decorative touches, and even though they contribntc a world of distinction o Taster costumes, they are all ft-mptlnRly moderate in price. WOMAN'S FOOTWEAR " .err - . , Styled by men who know the demandao dis criminating dressers and built with a precision to the smallest detail, our shoes meet every re quirement of the woman who wants, the best in shoes. ' - .. 't't-y--.; . , : : Women's Black Suede Pumps, black kid col lar, turn sole, strap, French' heel, price: $11.00 Women's Brown Kid Pumps, two straps, flex ible soles, French heels, price.......",.. $11.00 Woman's White Reinskin Oxfords, Goodyear welt, military heels, price '.. $7-50 Women's White .Buck Oxfords, flexible .soles, military heels, price 4 . .;. .... $6.00 If your feet ache and pain, if you have cal louses, if your feet tire easily, if you have fal len or broken arches 4call at our shoe depart : ment, we have graduate specialists to serve you. LOVELY EASTER FASHIONS; FINEST ASSORTMENTS, ; LOWEST PRICES t,r VI I II t I 5a '. 11 J I 1 1 1 III , K Ml , .( 1 H 4 t 1 ' 1. J'-i ... .. ' ' '.':- ' . "L' .1 .-tVi''. 2i New Smart. Lace Hose for Spring and J' , , Easter Wear. rhnrminir'arp these new lace silk hosiery, made from finest Italian glove silk. The beauty of such weaves emphasized oy unusual designs are sure gaining favor with the weir dressed worn- en. A new assortment of navy, greys? blacks, heathers and whites received yesterday ,ahd such fine qualities priced reasonably low. A pair $2.49 to $7.50 Phoenix and other well known brands of Silk Hosiery for the Particular Woman. ; Late express shipments have brought some beautiful things in hosiery, bought specially.for Easter. A splendid assortment '.of ; browns, blacks, greys, navy and whites. v ' IThcy are priced very low, 4 pair GOe td $3.75 Red Mot Bargains For Pre-Easter Shopping from Our Bargain Basement Make your dollar work overtime, Fancy Silk Dresses We "are offering a big lot of beau tiful silk dresses at prices Tar below their real worth dresses of the finer materials and trimmings dresses of which you can justly be proud. ' I B. B. Prices . Start at. . 812.87 Make your dollar work overtime. Beautiful Silk Waists " One big rack completely fiiled with waists whoso original values ran as high as $26.50. Sizes 34 to 46. Reason it this way: if you are go- lng to pay a low price for an article it Is best to get something whose real value was far above the price asked than to act r.omething that never was worth any more tnan " the price asked. These Waists Start $2.98 Make your dollars work overtime. $1.65 Silk Hose 69c Here Is a real bargain not fibre silk hose at 9e, but good, pure thread silk at this price. Sounds unreasonably low, doesn't it? But then the-Bargain Basement is un " reasonably low any way so this Item is not an exception after all. You can dress up with an ease of mind ir you keep in close touch with the Bargain liascment. Remember the Price 69c Make Your Dollar Work Overtime. Silk and Wool Skirts U would sound silly if we should say, "At Your Own Price." but that is practically what we say when we tell you that the prices start at $3.98. There Is "a trifle over 1800 worth of Skirts from which lo maka your choice, so get busy and outfit yourself economU cally fox Easter, . They Start at $3.98 Make Your Dollar Look Bi Women's Pumps and Oxfords Are priced low In this .Economy Shop. You'll find ninny- styles, sixes and widths awaiting you. Make Your Dollar LooK llljr Men's Slides at f 198 We are. continuing this sale anil have divided that we will clean ,up the enlire lot at this prtca. Make Your Dollar Look Bltf Children's Shoes for "Easter.: There Is a sale price marked on every pair. One line of our ahoiis It, tx no superior In all Pendleton. YOU'LL FIND THE BEST PRICES ON NEW MERCHANDISE HERE. f '"TY : "i IaT.' ' ! I";-:' :v-: nereoDies warenous g-ISSiJ WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE l MAKE Tins STORE YOUR STORE, IT WILL PAY YOU. INSIDE FACTS ABOUT . . . ADVERTISING The A. A. C. ; A Test in Little It Pays You Millioas of People To Trace an Ad AN EDITORIAL k ON ADVERTISING Sfost national advertisers test their, ads in small com munities before usinp them in a large and costly way. They learn how the thous ands ' respond before ap proaching the millions. Ads which fail to impress people in a large way arc dis carded. ; i Most advertisements there fore, contain facts of proved Interest to many people. Kvery large newspaper, every dar. prints many advertise ments which would inter est you. If you fail to read them you are losing money or missing facts you should know. Statements made in adver tisements are usually de pendable.' Jteliable adver tisers' never misrepresent or " exaggerate. That would be fatal to suc cess. Mot large newKpa pers carefully guard their" advertising columns. All advertisements are censored. Anything apparently untrue or misleading, anything un fair or opposed to public in terest will cause an ad to be rejected. The Associated Advertising' flubs of the" World also maintain, at great expense, a vigilance committee. This is supported by'the adver tisers and the publishers to maintain and foster public confidence. In. advertising-. This committee is constant ly occupied in watching for and Investigating untrue statements In advertisements. Complaints made by com- . petitors are sifted to the bot tom. Questioned statements must be proved, else altered -or omitted. If 'not, hun dreds of newspapers will re fuse tho advertising. An flagrant cases legal ac tion is taken agalnBt the advertiser., , , , ,' i - Thus advertisements are interesting. Important and true. They could not other ' wise Je profitable. It will pay'' you well to' scan them dally and to read the facts about things you buy or that you hilgnt need or enjoy. Included ' within uch Improvement! Resolved ttmt 4h rmt"f mahinir District and no property is excluded xuch Improvement tdiall (be a ohargw therefrom which should "properly boland lien upon all lots, purls of lou and included therein, and parcels of land to"bp1)eftefltd by uet. improvement, and the owners of, such flome f the highest-paid nm and mmro i America are employed in writing of advertiseme nts. The reason . is thai the ' requires rare skill-' and knowledge, lad and valeonmnxhip. The huh1 advertisement reaches million of people, :.ii 1 a great dial depends on t lie interest and inipremion : it (TUUCJ. Aaltertwn gwerally fig ure rxt and result very "tloselj. Th rwulU of Mure advertising show im mediately in sales of the Items offered. Mull, order ndvertidiiK is easily traced. Many Individual ads are rrcd by a coupon, showing !i. w one ad compares wiih n.i her in bringing Inulriea for 3iiip!es, etc. V,: fed vrrtu' r,B to be ron ilnu"l. mUMt j.c'if' Hwlf by iwuii. . .. NOTICES I ft. V Xmemm; Love Honor and Behave." V A Mack Sennett Comedy Mb , fliit 4Utv 4V!'1 ....... . . Notice of Street Improvement Notice in hereby given that at I regular meeting of the Common Coun cil of The City of I'endieton held at the Council- Chambers In Pendleton Oregon on March lflth. 1921, the fol- owing Itcsolution was duly adopted viz. VHKRHAS, the City Surveyor ft the City of I'endieton did on the 8th. day of March, 1921, under direction and by requirement of the Common Council file in the office of the Record er of tho City of T'endieton, plans and specifications for an appropriate im provement of the following named street in said city: Thompson Stres-t from the north rlsht of way line of the O. W. R. & N. Co. to the south line of High Street, together" with the estimates of the work to be done and the probable cost thereof with a statement of the lots. i parts of lots and puree Ik f land to be benefited by such improvement ana iho percentage of the total cost of Im provement, which each of such lots, Parts of lots and parcels of land should pay on account of the benefits to be derived from such Improvement; and has ex trications and estimates and found the same sat isfactory and the estimates therefor to be In accordance with the probable cost tit such work, and. WHKltKASv the property recom mended by the-CHy Surveyor to be In.: eluded within the boundaries of the district benefited I" In the Judgment! o( the Common CotmciJ properly to be iVHER,HAS, the CouncU S h mined such plans and ?Vcil WHERKA3, the Improvement nf the hereinabove described portions of Thompson Street either gravel Bithu-, lithic pavement, concrete pavement or Warrenite llUhnllhlc pavement on crushed rock or crushed gravel foun dation is at this time necessary, there fore, be it, , ' RKSOIA'ED by the Common Coun cil of the City of Pendleton that it Is expedient to Improre and It Is hereby proposed to improve Thompson Street from the north right 'of wuyHlne of the O. W. It- & K. Company to the south line of High Street, by paving the same with either gravel Blthulithlc pavement er concrete pavement or Warrenlte llithulithie pavement . on crushed rock or crushed gravel foun dation; such pavement to be on-, structed and the surface thereof to be finished upon the estahlished grado of said street and the street to have curbs and gutters and all other things in ac cordance with and as shown In the plans and specifications fur the im provement of said portion of said Thompson Street from tho north right of way line of the O. W. R. & N. Com pany to the south Iftie of High Street, prepared by F. B. Hayes, City Survey or, filed "with the Recorder ot said City on the nth day of March. 1981, which said plans and specifications are hereby particularly referred to, and be It further ' ' I lUCSOLA'F.D that the engineer's lots, parts of lout imd port-els ef land so- Parts of hue and pa roe Is of land1 mi specially benefited by such Improve.' ment shall be liable for the payment, of the cou thereof, and be It further, KBSOLVKD tljut, an ' Assessment District is hereby created to be known as "Assessment District N 78" em. bracing the property beaefltcd and ti bo -BssoHKed, for the "payment of mien improvements, which Assessment Dls. trlct Shall lrirhliU nil Inla l,nrl. nf lots, and parcels f lund'Iyrny and be. Ing within the district bounded and described us follows, to-wlt; Description "of ' AsMNMnwut DIMrkf ..N'nmltcr 78. ' Comrncnolnjr from, . the . northeast' Corner of In 12, block 113, r.WH-rwitloiv addition to Pendleton; 'Oregon, thence 1305 ft. 2 3- In. in a southerly direc tion and parallel with the east line of Thompson Street, thnp 2o ft. In a westerly direction and parallel with the south line of High' Sireet, thenca 1305 ft. 2 C-8 In. In a northerly dlroo tlon and parallel with the west line of Thompson 8trec, thence '280 ft In an easterly direction and along tho south line of the O. W. It. & N. Co. right ot way line to tho point of beginning.. And be it further , ., IllCSOLVKD, tkat copy of this resolution together with a notice, that the surveyor's estimate of the propor. tlon iof the cost of said wru-k in Iw. estimates of the probable total cost ot cnerged agnlnst each hit, part of lbt such "Improvement, which said Citl nd parcel of land Is on file In the of. Engineer's, estimates was made and prepared by F. B. Hayes, City Survey tir of said City, In the sum of $13.- 31S.B8 and was filed with the Record er of said City on the 9th day of Murcli 921, Is hereby Included nd hereby referred to particularly; and be It fur ther . KKSOLVED that the plans and spe cifications and estimate for such im provement as , prepared fcy the City Surveyor and filed with the Recorder of the City of Pendleton on tho 9th. day of March, 1921, be and they are hereby adopted and approved, nnd be further- ; flee ot lhe City Recorder, lr nnbllnh. d for a period of to dnyin the Rant DmgonlHii, which liewsp tor Js hereby designated by the Omrtitm t'ortnetl for the puliiicutlon thereof. ,;i.-,h(i And notice tet further glVeg-that the Surveyor.'s estimate ,f the -en or said Improvement to be1 assessed,, agalnxt each Lot, part of Tllifc and parcel" of Land on account of aald Improvement Is now on file in the -office of the City Recorder, subject to Thsnfetlon. Dona and dated at Pendleton Oregon this nth. day of March 1921. THO. FITZ nrcilALD, . - 1 .City rSecorrjeV, ;