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PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVEN1NQ, AFRIL S.'lOn 1 . l1 TEN PAGES war tvsl ai7' Debs Returns to Pen w T?7 n The Best For the1 Price, !N6 What .the Price ' i YOU IMPORTED PONGEE SILKS A yd, 1,75, 1.90 and upw ards to 3 1.25 These are all tatter, grade pongees, with a dustless finish, all are 33 inches in width, shown in natural color, quali ties like these are sure to give you satis factory wear. , , , I. . 'S B Marked Specially Low, a yard $1.73 to $4.25. NEW SILK CREPE DE CHINE; a Yard 81.75 This is soft, light weight Crepe de Chine with a very lustrous finish and crinkly effect; the width is 40 inches. Excellent quality for women's blouses, dresses and for undergarments; shown in all the leading shades. Marked Specially Low, a yard . . . $1.75 NEW SILK SHIRTINGS FOR SPRING A Yard 1.49, $1.95 and 82.35 We have just received these beautiful new silk shirtings and are offering them at specially low prices. They are neat striped patterns in light and dark colored backgrounds. , ' Marked Specially Low, a yard $1.49, $1.93 and $2.35. NEW FANCY SPRING VOILES Priced Exceedingly Low, Yard, 60c and Upwards. i ' ' ' ' i , " ' . - 40 inches wider in the new floral and dotted patterns, fine quality and pretty color combinations to choose from and our price you'll find surpris ingly low. True Economy , me 14 I .5 " "mill , ;mm- y; yv .y. . Tj 1 J Y" t v. 40 INCH MAURtAL (WITH TUCKS) SWt06C Could you do this? N I We don't think so without The DELTOR This is one reason why the addition of the Dehor - subtracts the entire price from the Butferick Pattern. Your layout is specially worked out for your size and for the width in which your material comes. With the Dehor layouts you lay your pattern on your material as fast as you can pin it in place. Our highly trained experts spent hours on the task. What is your time worth? r x. Marked Specially upwards. Low, a yard 60c You pay your cleaning woman fifty cents an hour. Your time is worth more than that. More than the price of the pattern. ' So the Butterick Pattern with the Deltor costs you less than nothing. AT THE BUTTERICK COUNTER NEW DRESS GINGHAMS ARE HERE. Remarkable Values from 18c Upwards to 89c We are now showing unusually com plete stocks of 27 and 32 inch Ginghams both in domestic and imported cloths in striking patterns. You must see our standard quality 27 inch Ginghams at a yard 19c, and our 32 inch standard Gingham at a yard 29c. WOMEN'S COATS Wrappy Coats or regular straight line Coats may be chosen with assur ance that you have "the right thing." Some Coats are belted, some are quite "wrappy" and others are loose, flow ing iu back. Large and self collars are much in evidence. Our stock is complete and our as sortments very attractive. Prices range from $16.75 to $78.50 HOSIERY . In this day'of short skirted frocks, Fashion calls for something' new in stockings. We have heeded the call and provided stockings to meet the demand. Frpm the plain silken hose to the'elaborate affairs of lace that decorate the insteps giving way to long stripes of Valenciennes insertion that run from heel to toe. They're all here at lower than last year prices. 1 KUTE KUT " Play Suits for Children' ' - 81.25 Just received, in all sizes, in tan and blue. All sizes get yours before the assortment is broken. 'Always fnevn ftr rtti Claanliwt t "Wif. TRU-BLU The Household Word in Oregon. Do you know that in Pendleton homes the big food value household fioda crackers (unsalted) is the popu lar one for growing children? We sell these in all sizes, 20c, 45c and a fine big bulk container of dif ferent sizes, v Kleen Maid and Betsy Ross Bread is the best, fresh every day. Try a Loaf. Make this . store your headquarters. Use our phones, our post office sub station, our rest room. KmnOtO GREATEST BEPAJRTAENT JT0BS IPhe Peoples iferelioiise V:IKMa WHERE IT' PAYS TO TRADE PPgfT Hartman Wardrobe Trunks We have just received a large shipment of the newest ideas in wardrobes. The prices are much lower. THE BEE HIVE "More for Us" PENDLETON OREGON You will be enthusiastic about the pood things and the good values at this store. ' " GETTING ACQUAINTED SPECIALS A new supply of the Ever Ready Wa terproof aprons, in new patterns and shapes, await, your approval. Prices ranging from 88c to $1.65. We are daily receiving new shapes in hats and new trimmings. Children' Hals ranging in price from $1.75 to $3.50. Ladies' Percale Aprons, a large assort ment. Choice, 90c. Children's play Suits, made of blue d enim. Choice, 90c. Ladies Crepe Handkerchiefs, at 25c. Hair Ribbons at 38c ywd. American Maid Crochet Cotton, 3 for 25c Novelty Bracelet, latest thing out Our price is 50c each. We are glad to announce the' arrival of several new patterns in dinner ware. We again have the Blue Bird Pat-; terns, in sets and open stock. A set of 53 pieces, $16.20. Be sure to see these New Davenport pattern on dinner ware. We feel sure that you will like it. Set of 64 pieces, $35.00. .; . A MARKED REDUCTION I Good, serviceable Turkish hand towel, 28x16. Very special at 15c each. ., "YOUR STORE" From the way our trade has been in creasing, we know that folks are becom ing more and more to know this store as the VALUE CENTER of Pendleton for the merchandise which we carry. We want you to feel the atmosphere of friendlieness about this Btore and the pleasure which it affords u to show goods whether you purchase or not. We want everyone, far and near, to know us as we want to know them; to feel this is "your store" and to realize we are here to serve you in the best and most economi cal manner. Boy on Trial 'for His Life F ( v 1r Cecil Burkett, 11, of Cora. Ind., Root on trial at Koox. Ind.. April 6, on charge of fimt degree murder. He la ckarged with having fired the (hot that killed Denny Slarln, 7, while the? ware' plying in the Burkett Trd. last Thankgllng Day. Cacll deniea thta. Hia fate will be in the handa ot adult jurors, but all of the important witaeaae will be children. 1 r f . . ; i i . ... ' . ''.l - . 1 - , ). -. . si - ' -r. ' . " , i " it 1 C iHifit v. y-u. . - . , 'i . , , S I ' fi . . t . i i .-(' ? I . - '. Vvh ' i I t 18 T L' ,. J 1 Eiieene V. Dobs was snapped a he fctuinrd. unescorted, to th federal penitentiary at Atlanta. Go., arier a trip o vai.inRion o (talk with Atty Oon. Baugherty. who Is rjvitwlrve. tlm cane for, IPresldenr H.rding. Deba. who may be pardoq :i by Harding.. U Wlnf a 10-year aentence under the war-time eiruage act. WI-AI.TIIY nWKIJt IIIKS rASADKXA, April 5. (V. IU C. 'onwr!, a wenlihy Xcw York Imnk T wnn tuund dn.nl In bod In the Hotrl MtinliiHl". Cunvsriw wna formurly rt'Klilcnt of th llunkrra Trunt Co. Tl ! Auditorium, Headquarters for I Session is Said to be Richest Treasure House in Country. PORTLAND,, April S. tlT. P.) Hundreds of minlnir m-n arrlvcll In Portland for the opening: the third lnteriiution.il mining convention. The jexalon will continue until Saturday. The municipal auditorium which Is ' the hiadquurtera of the convention Is eatd to be 'one of the rlKhent treasure houses In the country. Rperiul gnurds (ind dctectlveay mingled with to crowds, keeping an'eye on the price, less cxhluiUi. CO-OFERATIVE FRUIT ' MARKETING WILL BE DISCUSSED IN MEETINGS i --..!..- a . . 1 , j i at i 18 CiilCAC.O, 11U April 6 A. P. j Practlcul'iiity of the cooperative mar keting of friiils will bo taken up hr toduy at a i.a;Mmil coof. rence or rnm Krt'Atrs with the Amerlcun Farm ISur. tan Federation. ' !. H. Oustfifscm, of Xfliraska, lidid of the national farm bureau cooptra I tiva nmlketlng department will pre I Bide. i He.idipiarti rs of the farm bureau I federation here rcportu thnt Informa tion from the principal fruit graving states points to a Inrtfe atlendanrr. ST'LE without f xaRgera tion; this MiKibbin appeals to the careful dresser who doesn t wish ex tremes. All the late , shades. $5 At ail ibt food dtalert. faliforula Is eitpectc vreaettt. rl to have "3 nun PRESIDENT' WASHINGTON, April 5. (II. P.) Hov. Heher Votaw, a brolher-ln-law of President Hardin),', haft beeij appointed superintendent ' of fedoral prisons, it was announced by the department nf Justice. The rpsignation of Denver S. nirkson, Wllflon appolnteo, was ac cepted efi'tetive April 5. DANCE a Cole McElroVs Orchestra vLibei ly Hall, April 5-8 T .' t H f . ,-' . ;... . ' '" '.' , -': .. y ' . - - " ' TOKIO, April 5. (A. r.) Great proiierty damage was done and 30 lives wero lost in a terrific storm which swept the southern coast of Japan .Sunday night. Telephone and telegraph lines lire prostrated. Toklo Is Rtlll In darkness. A number of houses were destroyed here. The storm was especially severa In tha harbor of Yokohama. Mcrr Austin autmis 'Tower of Jewels" , singer, featured. Ffla MISSING GIRL MICHIGAN CITr, lid., April 6. ft". P.) Police are drairclnir the rivnr for the body of Helen Conway, believed to havo drowned herself following the moonshlno tranedy costing three lives yesterday. Wm. Itlscnn, an ex-convlct and robhyr, u companion of Miss Con way, ran iimuck, moonshine mnd and Uhot ami klHo, f. M. aimmernian, Pnnl Spencer, policemen and seriously wounded Prank Arndt, a restaurant' man, then killed himself. , Followina the Irsxedy M. Ctmway duutuimarod. irasumably jumping In tht river. Umatilla Hydraulic Stone Manufacturer If. A, I'HII K, PmtiHctnr. General Contractor. ltuiUllig; Illocka a Six-clnlty. Walla Walla Pendleton Auto Freight Service nOUM Tim's lAUY Iaes Pendleton a p. m. iViulleton Phone. 22H-W. " Phono f.07 Hours D a. m, do 6 p. m.' DU; OH MART MiUrn linislry In All Prniii'lics. 1 t