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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1921)
V t. . TEN PAGES PACE TWO DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1921. L...W . mm -1 Li Vr TITTS AM pvrm fOT' THAT Y0lJ CAN NOT feriJ& SSim,Y AFFORD TO MISS. fl rpf.ptAL values FROM THE DOMES- -Tia SILK-AND 'M DRESS GOODS SEC .fet TIONS, Tills is "SfWIIf v WEEK" 3t 1 IP ! 110 sstaeMs of Mew Spmi, 'at Mew Spring' Prices 1 f IfilQTOl i For honiesewers and professional dressmakers, Sewing Week is important for many rea sons.-Mainly, it gives first hand information of what the new fabrics look like; Secondly it gives the opportunity of convenitnely choosing the silks, linings, trimmings, notions and sundries essential to spring dressmakin g from broad, fresh new stocks, and it allows many substantial savings. We'll appreci- I ate a call from you. - . Dress Ginghams, a yard 19c 27 in. dress ginghams, "Toile du Nord," "Red Seal" and other well known qualities, good assortment of patterns; Special Val ues, our price, yd. 19c 32 incb Dress Ginghams, a yard 23c Dress ginghams 32 in. wide, good assort ments of the new spring plaids to choose from; Special Value; our price, a yard 23c 32 inch Fine Zephyr Ginghams, 34c Fine quality Zephyr gingham, in plain col ors, checks, plaids and nurse stripes; Special Value, our price, a yard . ...s4c, ..3 yards for.. $1.00 Better Grade Zephyr Ginghams, 49c 32 in. wide, extra quality Zephy dress gingham; good as sortment of patterns to choose from; Speci al Value, our4 price, a yard ...49c French Dress Ginghams, a yard 74c 32 in. in width, in plain colors, checks and handsome plaids, beautiful qua lity; Special Value, our price, a yard.... 74c Grey Suede Pumps Grey suedes which are in de mand this spring and summer are now here for your inspection and comparison. They are especi ally in demand by women who know beautiful and attractive footwear. They are the best for the price. Women's Gray Suede Pumps, one small gray kid strap which adds wonderfully to its at tractiveness, French heels, flexible soles. Price $12.09 Woman's Gray Suede Punms, the "La Belle" style, considered one of the most beautiful patterns of the season, French heels, straps. Price $13-00 Remarkable Values in Tom Sawy er Wasbwear for Boys Tom Sawyer Norfolks are as correct for dress or school as they are suitable for play. Their smartly tailored appearance makes them stylish while they are roomy and comfort able for strenuous exercise. Tom Sawyer Rompers meet the most exact ing requirements for-play suits. They are neat, attractive and durable. Tom Sawyers also come in models for every use Russians, Broadfalls, Middies, All-in-Ones Play Suits, Shirts and Blouses. Let us show you real values in washwear. We can outfit your boy correctly for every occasion. Only one more day remains of our great Coffee Sale. It closes Saturday evening. We are giving one pound free with every five pounds sold. One half pound free with - r every 2- pounds sold. Kleen Maid Bread Nuf Sed. Pure, Fresh Jersey Milk. True Value in Women's Clothing After all, the principal factor in dress is style. The prospective purchaser' who" would get full return on her investment will wisely buy early, because then she will have the use of it when its Style is newest. - " Thus do we strive to have the nw things girst for you, before the height of the season. To the woman who is shopping for the differ ent coats and suits and gowns, we extend spe cial invitation to inspect our showing, now. THE NEW COATS. $9.85 to $75.00 THE NEW SUITS $32.50 to $115.00 THE NEW GOWNS $17.50 to $79.00 rc&LEXSitt CREATES! LETAkTAENT JTOOE Make your dollars pull a real load to us. pfWPbopIes Warehouse M 11 ' J) TEiSCT WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE EMB&MBLf' We have taken our losses and our prices are as low as present conditions will permit NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE be Instituted on the Umatilla National forest to do away with the slashings and other refuse resulting from Jog ging operations before the beginning of the fire season, gays J. C. Kuhns. forest supervisor. The program Is in accordance with 'I the edict of the Oregon state forester. fire season. Section 8942 of the Ore gon forest fire laws providing that in case of refusal or neglect by any per son lo take these precautions, the state forester or fire warden shall have the right to have the work done to the ex tent he deems requisite to the public safety, the costs thereof being recov- TO CLEAN SLASHES AMUSE BEFORE FIRE SEASON STARTS J. C. Kuhns, Local Supervisor, Will Direct Work Ridding Umatilla Forest of Trash. t A vUorou clean-up campaign will XoW I the Time to Ot Rid of These j l"gijr W There- no longer the slightest need ff feeling athnmed of your freckle, a Othine double strength is guar aiit,1 to remove thou homely spots. Simply et an ounce of Othine double Htrength from any druggist i and upply a lfttlx of it night and morning ami you vhniiM soon e thai eil the worst freckles have begun tj d!ppi'r, hlU the lighter on' have! ;inUhed entirely. It U neldom that! timrf than nn ounce Is needed to c m l li'tely elear the nkln and gain a In-au-t-.f.il itiwr t'unmlexloll. 1U rare to '-k fir the double Ktrongth othln ns this Is snbi under! f tiarKtiic f money back If it flln jmujve frfvklee. The law provides that such refuse erable from the offender by action for shall be burned prior to the coming debt. loo Happy for Words! , .V , . - , ; ft.f ., -..4 -"vt f .T:' .1 Such an offender, If convicted, can be fined for not less than J25 or more than j: 50 for each offense, or may be imprisoned for not less than 10 days or more than three months. XVer too hppyfor words," wild Parr.uel Gompers, p-es!dent ot the, American Federation of Lalior, when thlj picture was snapped Just efter, hU DuuTwge In New Tork, to Mrs. Gertrude A. O. .NtuSvhtkr, panUt tni W1H Attend Farmers', Week Not fewer than 3000 farmers, housewives, and other citizens are expected to be on hand to take advantage of the many attractions the state agricultur al college Is offering for Farmers' Week, June 13 to 18. Rural life ana home makers conferences, cooperative meets, and gatherings of state and district organizations, will be Inter spersed with Instruction and demon strations In some of the fundamentals of agricultural science and practice In Oregon. Excursions from all parts of the state, wayside and campus camp ing, playground supervision for the lit tle folks social and recreational facili ties, are a few of the Incidental offer ings. Speakers of national reputation have been engaged men and women who are standard authorities In their special lines. Irrigation Seamn Opens. The Irri gation season on the Hermlston pro ject Is on In "full swing" as Is evi denced by the fact that everybody seems to be trying to Irrigate the roads. There Is a great abundance of water which has resulted In flooding tho farms. Harrow In Sulphur Sulphur on al falfa has proven very beneficial, ac cording to experiments made at the HermlHton Experiment station. The t sulphur gives better results when har i rowed In, as the harrowing works the ; sulphur down so that the plants ran j ret It and also distributes the sulphur I more evenly. I Tar -d In Wheat ?or.io whnnt 1 . fields beyond Athena Hhow a ennsdd-1 nralde amount of tnrweed. The stub- I j horn growth is very thick snd while! jit Is thought the grain will outgrow lint pest, the weed will probably cut tlonn the yield somewhat. i ft ; ' " :; . s - f , ...1 - ' ! ! REALTY TRANSFERS 'I " : . - . UCI CNC riikrumru. sr. n . .iinimv.iuoaip5siyien A Rciinald Barker Production 9O0W'N ARCADE TODAY Gardens Thriving Gardens In Pen dleton and vicinity are thriving be cause of tho favorable weather. Some gardeners are already getting onions and radishes from the city 'garden patch. I'cas nre growing well and the vines are several Inches high. ofj:is. II. Lohmann to J. kuck $2500. Mete and bound tract in NE 1-4 NB l-i Sec. 21, Tp 6, IS'. K. 35. W. H. Powell to n irmn.n.ii l-t00. Lot 1, block 60, Free water. C. b. Herr to W. R. Jnes. S00 mcto and bound tract In NE 1-4 Sec 35, Tp. 6, x. R. 35, F. A. Wood to E. D. Dungan, 11 W 1-2 B 1-2 XW 1-4, NE 1-4. Sec. 17, Tp. 4, N, R. 28. II. E. Douglas to M. A. Sample, $1,. 1 00. Mete and bound tract In SB 1-4 Queen Mary of England recently wore a grey fox muff at a meet of the Went Norfolk fox hounds. Ono of the pwk spied the muff, yelped and leap ed for H. Soon the whole pack sur rounded the queen and were with dif ficulty called off. Sirengtli comes from well digested and thoroughly assimilated food. Hood s Sarsnparllla ton- the digestive organs, and thus builds up the strength. If you are getting "run down," begin tuklng Hood's at once. It gives nerve, mental and digestive strength. M01MS MEND For Expectant Mothers Osed Br Three Generations m m kxulct oa sorsisHooe mi tm tn na liuoriiis Rmuutot Co., dipt. 5-d, must. W 1-4. Bee. 12, Tn. 4, x; R 35 1-2 Interest Ir. Lot W Mock , H,rw(. ' 1 I5 "I'ick , Hermlston. 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