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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 19&1.
TEN PAGES "
o iters yqutiie hestfor the pMe, Ko
of choice new merchandise of dependable quality
MATTER WliATHK PRICE. iW newkyles arc always displayed here first. The greatest assortments
made by America's foremost factories, together with the best, most efficient and courteous service.
ST QUE
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
BEAUTIFUL SILK TAFFETA $2.24,
t All the new Spring shades, 36 inches wide, extra fine qual
ity and a splendid value at our regular price at $2.65.
Special for Friday and Saturday only, a yard. $2.24
36 INCH SILK POPLIN 98c
All the new shades to select from, extra fine and lustrous;
splendid wearing material for skirts, etc. Our regular low
price $1.25,
Special for Friday and Saturday only, a yard 98c
SATIN MESSALINES $1.98
G6 inehesvide, big values and our customers ask us why
our regular price at $2.25 is so much lower.
Special Friday and Saturday onlv, a yard $1.98
SULTANA SILK HOSE 59c
Women's pure silk and fibre hose of superior quality; rein
forced heels, soles and toes; black and cordovan.
Special Friday and Saturday only, a pair 59c
BLACK CAT CHILDREN'S HOSE 49c
This lot consists of discontinued numbers; colors black,
white and brown; sizes 7 1-2, 8, 9, 9 1-2, 10, 10 1-2 only. This
quality sells regularly at 60c and 65c.
Special Friday and Saturday only, a pair 49c
frr ill J Cl&alinM
COFFEE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
. l-e(i,vlnr net MotHlar morning and continuing all tliroueh the week we will
Itlve absolutely free, one pound or Folder's Gulden Gate rofTre with every five
IwuimIn we sell, or we will (rive one-half pound with every three pounds we sell.
This ts the Tinest Coffee your money can buy. Don't miss this free offer.
Fresh Milk Direct Frpm the Dairy:
Kleen Maid Bread "Nuf sed."
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New Style 1st Skirts
Spring and early summer are always skirt
months, and that the separate skirt is to he
as popular as ever is a foregone conclusion
hecause of the many appealing styles.
Here you will find models in many
striking and different effects, skirts for
every occasion developed from materials
that are dependable and which have been
sponsored by Dame Fashion.
PRICED FROM $7.50 TO $35.00
ONLY ONE MORE DAY OF OUR WOMEN'S
UNDERWEAR SALE IS LEFT.
The greatest Women's Underwear Sale in years. Sprinjr and
summer underwear of "Kayser" quality at a tremendous
saving: for you. The economical woman will hasten to take
advantage of the splendid bargains offered in this under
wear sale.
LOT 1-SALE PRICE $2. 19
Our Regular Pricing $3.00, $3.25, $3.50, ?3.93 and $4.50.
LOT 2-SALE PRICE $1.69
Our Regular Pricing $1.75, $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75. "
LOT 3 SALE PRICE 98c
Garments that are Priced Regularly to $1.25.
LOT 4 SALE PRICE 69e
Our Regular Low Prices are 75c, 85c and $1.10.
LOT 5-SALE PRICE $1.21
These Garments Represent Regular Values to $1.95.
LOT 6 SALE PRICE 29e
These are Splendid Values at Our Reg. Price at 35c and 40c
LOT 7 SALE 'PRICE loe
Splendid Values, our Reg. Low Price to 25c Garment.
Beautiful Kayser and Van Raalte Silk Underwear in a
Great Sale at ONE-THIRD Regular Price.
MEN'S PHOENIX SILK SOX
The best in the land, 50c to $1.50
MNDUlCNS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
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lie reoBlos Warehousi
MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS
Wonderful values at $35.00.
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NEWS OF FARM
AND RANGE
Minimum I Bought
; N: VT. Aiumford, one of the largest
fruit men of the Walla Walla Valley
purchased this week a Fordson tractor
with Prre governor fnr his lanre or-
CATARRH
1 of tvjwf or ftfsMA lm ..uitM
- uuvat. M iiauynjf
V VapoRub
Oca 17 Million Jan UseJ Yearly
chard just west of Freewater. With
this new equipment Mr. Mumford ex
pects to tie able to do the work much
more speedily and more thoroughly
than in years gone by and Is a step in
the right direction of economy.
Frost IKies Damage
The frost of last Friday night did
considerable damage to the cherry
crop along the State Line. Fruit men
estimate that the entire crop of Tar
tartan chorries have been wiped out
and the Bings, Lamberts and Black
Republican, thtnned materially. The
friwt confined its damage to that strip
of land along the State Line that In
years gone by haK been hit before, and
did not hit Fruitvale. N'o damage was
done to the rest of the fruit however.
The east side of the river which is
sometimes hit by the frost was not
touched and no damage was done
around Freewater or in the Ferndale
or Sunnyside country. The express
houses and the Fruit houses are begin
ning to ship out asparagus.
lUlltUC ill ;MX OlUllitilMl '
The I'matiila National Forest range
is In excellent condition, according to
officials in -the forest office here. The
frequent rains and mild weather have
boen very favorable to the growth of
grass and stockmen are rejoicing at
the prospect of a plentiful and lasting
supply.
Little Xicht Plowing
Because of wet weather, there hns
been very little night plowing dene
this year, says James Hill, I'matiila
county wheat farmer. Last year, farm
ers ran tractors at night but this year
the weather has not permitted the
time saving. Never in Mr. Hill's opin
ion, has plowing advanced so "rapidly
as It has this season.
STATE ENGINEER ISSUES
f'tlNETY SEVEN PERMITS
TO APPROPRIATE WATER
These Cover Irrigation of
Approximately Sixty Five
Hundred Acres of Land.
SA
E SAVE SAVE
, ON QUALITY MEATS
Boiling Beef, pound .... ... 5c
Beef Stew, pound 5c
Cross Rib Roast, pound 18c
Round Steak; pound 25c
Sirloin Steak, pound 25c
Porter House Steak, pound . . 25c
Shoulder Mutton, pound 15c
Veal Roast, pound 20c
Fresh Dressed Chickens, pound . . 35c
Fresh Harvest Bread, 2 large loaves 22c
, Made from Umatilla wheat right here in
Pendleton.
Also Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Crabs and Shrimp
Meat.
PHONE 703
CITY MEAT MARKET-,
THEATRICAL MAGNATE
PLEADS 'GUILTY' AND
RECEIVES FINE OF $100
NEW YORK. April 22. (I..
P.) Pleading guilty to the Ille
gal possession of 52 bottles of
,t liquor. Oliver Morosco, the thea
trical producer, was fined JluO
by Federal Judge Chalfieid.
SALEM, April 22. During the
months of January, Fchruary, and
-March, 97 permits to appropriate wa
ter were issued by the State Engineer,
Percy A. Cupper. These permits cover
the irrigation of approximately 6501
acres of land, the development of 20
horsepower, and the construction of
I SO miles of canal, a nn estimated to
tal construction cost amounting to $1,
400.000. Dining this period seven res
ervoir permitK were issued, covering
the storage of 1405 aero feet of water
at an estimated construction cost of
approximately $22,000.00.
Among the most important develop
ments contemplated are:
The construction of the municipal
water supply system by the City of j
Molalla, which contemplates, the ex- I
penditure of 145,000 in securing water !
supply from Trout Creek. !
The City of Walla Walfa, Washing. !
ton, contemplates the extension of its
pipe lines on Mill Creek to secure wa
ter rHovo the present Intalce! at an
estimated expenditure of $:2.000.oo.
K. (!. Favell, of Tjikevlew. Oregon,
contemplates the development of tlie
hot springs located near I.akeview, for
domestic, medical, and heating pur
poses, at an estimated co.-t of 10,
000.00. The Ontario-Xyss.i Irrigation Com
pany of Ontario, Oregon, contemplate
the appropriation of additional water
from the Snake River for the irriga
tion of 921 acres.
The Deer Creek Lumber Company,
of .Minam, Oregon, secured a permit
to appropriate water from Deer Creek
and a reservoir for flumlng lumber at
an estimated cost of JtS.iHiluiu,
The Rogue River Valley Canal Com
puny, of Medford, In connection with
the work being done for the Medford
Irrigation District, have appropriated
water from Little Mutter Creek fnr thn
irrigation of 2S2S. acres of pew land.
This construction Is now tinder way.
MesHis J. I!, cod man and A. L.
Sihalfler, of Dexter, Oregon, have se
cured permit for the appropriation of
water front Lost Creek In Line County
for flomiug lumber and for the irrlsa
llon of 3 : ! acres of land at an estimat
ed cost of 125,000.00.
In I'matiila County, permits have
been issued to D. j. Kirk, of Free
water, Oregon, covering the appropria
tion of wastewater for Irrigation pur
poses. To W. R Devore. of Pendleton, Ore.
gon, covering the appropriation of
water from Tutullla Creek for irrlga
t on of two acres, at a cot of con
struction amounting to $100,
To Charles if. Downing, of Free
water, covering the appropriation of
water from Little Walla Walla River
for development of three horsepower.
To Hade 1 Irot hers, pj.. Freewater.
covering the appropriation of water
from Ford Branch 6f l,ltti Walla
Walla for irrigation, ami auplcmeiual
supply for twelve aereM.
S.S.S.
Alice Can Ride Horseback Now
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Siepini Reductions on Rocfvers
30 to 40 OFF ::
See our window display. Nearly every home can use one
or more rocking chairs. At the prices we are making on these
numbers you can afford to buy. It will be im possible for us to
replace these rockers at these prices.
ALICE JOYCE
Alio Joy broke fnlo th tnorien by riding a bonis (r.L-Tin ,,j
Two only extra fine quality, genuine
fine Rockers, reg. price $50. 00; tale
price : $35.00
One only extra heavy, loose cushion, gen
uine leather Rocker, reg. price $67.00;
sale price $46.90
One only, genuine leather, loose cushion
Rocker, reg. price $60. Sale
price I. $45.00
One only genuine leather Rocker, reg.
price $45.00, sale price $31.50
Two only Oak 'Rockers, wax finish, gen
uine leather auto seats, reg. price, $45,
sale price $30.00
One only Oak Rocker, wax finish, genu
ine leather, reed panel sides, auto seat,
reg- price, $45.00; sale price ....$30.00
Twa only Oak Rockers, wax finish, reed
panel, leather auto seat, reg. price
$35.00; sale price $21.00
One enly Oak Rocker, wax finish, genu
ine leather auto seat and back, reg.
price $40.00, sale price $28.00
One Only Oak Rocker, wax finish, gen
uine leather auto seat, reg. price
$37.00. Sale price ,$25.00
One only Oak Rocker, wax finish, genu
ine leather Auto Seat and Back, reg.
price $42.50, sale price $25.50
One only Oak Rocker, wax finish, genu
ine leather auto seat, reg. price, $40;
sale price $24.00
Every rocker strictly high grade and the values we guarantee cannot be
duplicated. If you anticipate buying a rocker this year you should do it now
as the stock is limited.
aker Furniture Go.
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831 MAIN ST.
PHONE 75