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TEN PAGES
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1921.
4 V,'-WWH
Further ruin
We Give YoW the B
Price, Sffl$Hewh&
' r
est
yor me
'.'fM Price
4 , . i
Srlie Greatest Assortments, the Most Efficient Service ami WHATEVER WE SELL
MUST MAKE GOOD, OR' WE WILL
tin niiKK from
Tuesday nnd
therefore remo
of (hi' nii'iiniiil"
j)o You Realize nil the Tiling
in o
fW wi.ich p
on see is
Used?
W KJ -l J lwuWk.
3
He,
Scarcely any other
silk is so acceptable
for summer, nor is
any silk adaptable
to a wider range of
uses. It can be
used for underwear
sleeping garments,
men's shirts", wom
en's bloomers,
dresses, wraps,
scarfs, handker
chiefs, draperies,
etc.
; ,The Silk Department is showing
pure silk, ppngee at extremely low
prices.
A Yard 69c, $1.19, $1.29 and $1.49
Quick Clearance Price on
Bead Necklaces at 59c
j A big assortment to choose from,
i Colored and jot .bend necklaces art'
; unite popular td fur summer,
j Graduated, cut glass crystal beads ill
! amber, green, blue and amethyst col
j ors, alK) pearls and , beautiful j ts.
They are regular values from 75o to
! ii.fiu.
i Priced for Quick Clearance,
j at 59c each,
j New Shipment of the New
j est in Neckwear, Always
j Priced a Little Less Here.
! Ordinary, lace trimmed vestees, col
I lars and collar sets are also shown in
the popular Jitgh colors for wear with
j sport suits and sweaters,
j 'n are alo showing some speel-rl
l values in new vestings and collar
! a'-..' cuff rur.wcgs by the yard. O.u
j Prices are Always Lowest
j ' Possible.
Drape Veils, Special Values
j $1.25 to $5.00
j Alluring drape veils in all the pret
I tiest patterns and color combination's
; of the season can now be had at cs
j eeptionally low prices. Included are
square and oblong shapes in gr"en or
I border designs. 1
! Priced Exceptionally Low
1 at $1.25 to $5.00.
Japanese Table Cloths Priced
Quick Clearance
Think how idee one of
these Japanese table
cloths would be for your
picnics and outing
wash well and wear
Wily not supply
n 'lis nmv "it licsc
piiivs.
for
they
W.'ll.
juiir
low
4Sv48 Im-li licmsiltdicil
blue and w hite Japa
nese I.titu-li Ciof'js,
Priced for quick ciwir
nmv at $1.19 curb. -
tx54 Inch lu-ntstitclicil
blur ami white Japa
nese lunch glottis, pric
ed for ipiick clearance
tit $1.00 each.
and
COxGO inch hemstitched blue
white Japanese lunch cloths
Priced for Quick Clearance at $2.19
each.
vmm-mujim mm it ,
MM
mi.
Washinjrton's Junior' 'Tats
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PRESIDENT WILL SIGN
ARMY BILL BUT MAKES
PROTEST IN LETTER
Weeks Says Borah Amendmeht
Would Cause Dischatgo of
Men Enlisted for 3 Years.
Kour of the "Ju'nior 'jsats'" of the AVnshinptoti Ameriran Liiu'om
haselall team are shown here at a Morning woil;l;ouc Oh. je-. i'M
play on the team in fact some of the "mars" arc jrirls. Tivy're chii'ii.n
of the AVashlnKton players. Little Kddie Johnson Is catching Walt, r s
son. Walter. Jr., anil EuBenla Milan are waiting their turn ut ll.u Uu
while Jim Shaw, Jr., steps up to swat out a ievt.
' wAsnj.wroN, jite vo.
ThoiiKh 1're.slilent Maiding" expects
to sIkh the army bill, he Intends to
protest In tt written letter to congress
attalnst the l.nilttit'.iiiiM of nrmy eHtnh
liBhmcnt. Tlu preaident and socretiiry
of war oppo.ii-d the followiiiK. Re
duction of the army to 150,000 men
by October 1st; the Hornh amend
ment prombllmK the war department
nourrlnx a def clt. Secretary Weeks
says the Hornh amendment ' would
cause the disctiai'Ke of larne numbers
of men who enllsteit for three years.
Weeks retrards the provision as - a
"violation of contract with the enlllt
i'd men." l'reslilent llardlns'a meii
suge Is Die first serious disagreement
.vlth the cotiKreflslonnl leaders.' His
ritesSHic was an ontspbken document.
IlnnliriK sa d: "The bill necessl
iates a very large rmluctlon In the ar
my. Kxplratinn of enlistments will
Hccount for half the decrease, but I
cannot fee) justified to usk the sec
retary of war to enforce the dismissal
of men enlisted for ii definite term of"
service. A mural obligation Is In
volved, the violation of which would
he demoralizing to the spirit of the
army nnd prove a serious discourage
ment to future enlistments. Secretary
nr tt'ar will seek tot create no deficit
but should the deficit develop during
the decreasing efforts he will ileal
iiiKlly with the enllHted men by unk
ing congress to make such provisions
as necessary to keep faith with both
the nrmy and congress."
Bewitching Mew Waists
In Collection of Styles That Assures Satisfactory Selection, j
Including all th best models obtainable, and in a great variety of styles. Showing all -the new creations
"and expressing fashions latest whims. Materials are chiffon, Georgette crepe and silk. Lace trimmed, em
broidered, tucked, ruffled, frilled and beaded. You will find it a pleasure to select from such a complete
showing and there are many surprises in store for those who require several blouses and whose purse is
limited. $2.75 to $22.50.
Reinemher Chautau
qua Dates July 10 to
16 inclusive.
iaiaxinv umtMLii vusxijoi annul
3hoPeoi)l
1
eopies waronouse,
iiMimii mm - . . , . .. , , nm
fejlJWHFRE IT PAYS TO TRADE
saijffl "'i.-i.'j
rats. In fact it was the rats that creat
ed the most sensation.- They arc there
by battalions, old and younK, single,
married etc. The Tied 1'ipi-r would
need smuHhlntr louder than a flute if
: he should attempt to give them a concert.
T ho dump ground was visited be-1
l i.nmt ur illy ItlllllllllSl I aiillll I1MS lilt
! mind to eliminate this place if a septic j
I tank lind incinerator are provided
FOREIGN P
SllJ,',.I.irLHWlLK-rPV7
NO TRACE OF ROBBER IN
(feast Oresonlan- Kpecial.) t
KClii). June 3". F. B Hnvnes was!
mysteriously held up and robbed here
by a man wearing a mask Tuesday!
night. Mr. Haynes and a friend had;
Just arrived here on train No. 23 from j
I'endleton and a-s it was so late they i
I
ASK FOR and GET
orlicls's
The Original
malted Milk
for Infanta and Invalids
Avoid Imitation and Substitutes
decided to make their beds out down j with a felon on his left hand.
by the old scouring mill instead of go
ing to the hotel. The pardner of Mr.
Haynes was walking about 3D f ci t
ahead of him when the hold up was
committed. Valuables including a dia
mond ring, 23 jeweled watch and over
t)2 in bills and silver were stolen.
.Sheriff Hoiiser spent the day in Echo
trying to locate the robber, but so far
no trace of him has been found.
Two reclamation nen from Hermis- ,
j ton had the misfortune to overturn j
their car Into the Western Land irri-!
! gating ditch near the headgates Wed- !
resday evening. They were able to
i escape before they inhaled much wa
ter. One man received several serious
bruises on his leg. They were taken
back to Hermiston the same evening.'
H. Ci. Thomson, telephone wire chief
was here on business from Pendle
ton, Wednesday.
I. H. Oobbell and daughter, Miss
Kuth sp'-nt Wednesday shopping in
l'endleton.
Ii. P. Xeeley is suffering this week
MAYOR UKCOMMEXOS
C. S. Mudge of Orenco, Oregon re
turned to the Valley Wednesday after
spending a couple of days here visit
ing. .
Jlr. and Mrs. Lc-? Sively returned
home from Pendleton. Wednesday,
where they had been visiting a short
time.
B. B. Halt of Butter Creek was hen
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifford Essetstyn spent Wed-
i nesduy shopping in
(Continued from page 1.)
Pendleton.
The party also visited the city proper;-
above the railroads which might
be made suitable for camping purposes
with sufficient work. ,
City Dump (iround
The city dump ground eiicitcd most
astonishment from the committee. A
big tract of land, close In and which
would bo an attractive spot save fjr
the dump piles, is covered for acres
with every knewn form of debris from
broken threshing machines to dead
lUumI-l Park j
At rtouml-l'p park criticism was
generally voiced over the lact such a
big tract at the east end of the park Is
milmprov-d. It was suggested all the
ground there should be put into grass
and that the levee should be beautified.
The fucttthat the parking alon;,' the
east side of the park is neglected was
noted.
At the Lincoln school attention was
called to the fact that the school block
is the only place In the section where
the matter of carlo;; for the parking I
intirely neglected. On Haley street
all'the new homes have well cared for
parkings but in front of and alongside
the school the parking grass is notic
ablo by Its absence.
Tho grounds In rear of tho high
school came In for the same sort of
complaint though the grounds In front
of the school are well cared for.
ltciiUKly Proposed
In tho dlsciiKjjii.n of ways and means
for Improving conditions, a suggestion
generally favored Is that lifter a com
prehensive survey, such as the mayor
suggests has been made, that all needs,
including that of tho auto camp
grounds and other pressing require
ments be cared for at the special elec
tion to be called for voting money for
the septic tank and incinerator.
I HANKOW, China, June 30. (t P.)
i The fnroign population lire fleeing
I because of impending mutinies of
j Chinese troops. Thousands of Jnpan
' eso troops plan to remain in the city.
Other foreign concessions are being
evacuated. Various provincial gov
ernors are taking advantage of the two
China governments to put armies In
the field for the purpose of looting
Thousands were recently killed In
lootings. Troops are reported using
machine guns on refugee trains am!
killing 1500.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS GET
STILL BUT OPERATOR
RETAINS HIS FREEDOM
NO FIRECRACKERS WILL.
BE FOR SALE IN CITY
FOR FOURTH OF JULY
No firecrackers will be permit-
ted In Pendleton for the Fourth
of July celebration In Pendle-
ton. ' -
The question wag brought to
tho attention of the city council
last night when someone asked If
a dealer could sell the nolee-
makers. City 'Recorder Thomas
Fits Gerald declared that an or-
dlnance passed several years ago
prohibits the sole of flrecrack-
ers. Enforcement of , the provl-
sinus of the ordinance will be nb-
served, the council Indicated,
which will assure a safe Fourth
for Pendleton's ''Young Anier-
leu'
GET A GOOD GRIP
ON HEALTH
Curd of Tliunks
We want to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all our friends who so faith
fully and kindly assisted ns in the re
cent sickness und death of our belov
ed wife, daughter and mother, Sirs.
Nettie. H. Johnson. Also for tho many
flowers and sympathetic words pre
sented at tho Tuneral. We truly appro
ciato all that has been done to aid In
our comfort in this hour.
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON'
AND FAMILY.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO JERSEY CITY.
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I GROCERY
I QUALITY SERVICE
1 2 Phones 526
I FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCH TAKE
ALONG
I Our Lunch Meats, Cheese, Fresh, Crisp Sarato-
ga Chips, Baked Bean?, Pickles, Olives, Import-
ed and Domestic Sardines, Tin Blu Wafers and
Fancy Assorted Cookies. Bottled Drinks of all
kinds and a host of other good tilings to eat.
I '
Watermelons on lee, pound 5c
1 Fill Your Lunch Racket Here. '
Another perfectly good wash holler,
converted ilnto u moonshine still, hat
ceased to f u m Hon for the manufacture
of the drink with a Ides In it as a re
sult of a vis:t made by lh puty Sheriff
itldgway and Speum to the line Creek
country. The two deputies relumed
to Pendleton this morning after havln;
spent threo days on the lookout for
tho still uii rator.
The still was the best of the many
that have been secured during the past
tew months, abd the outfit was com
plete, but the tiling that makes the
deputies mad is that they failed to get
the man who was running It. Watch
ing for three days and nights failed
to result In the appiehenslon of th
man who was taking cure of the manu
facturing concern. "
tin tnuir return, '.he men had to
carry no situ sou Kiui'iut.-iiL uui ui
tiic rough country for two mlle.H on
a pack horse.
Look out for the unnatural weak
ness that indicates thinning of t!u
blood and lack of power. It means
that your bodily organs aro starving
for want of good nourishment; that
the red corpuscles are fewer, unequal
to demands of health. Hood's ttarsa
parilla increases strength of the deli
cate and nervous, restores rod cor
puscles, makes the blood carry hesltb
to every jirt creates an appetite.
If you need a good cathnrtlq.meU
cine, Hood's Tills will satisfy.
loo Fat?
4 Mtlstylno wtghl rtduotlon mhod
tafe, pieman t. iiringg Biuoiiwoewi, bUr
iHfth id buppint-m. Gt ft vmall boi of
torftin itpronouuccd korttn) t th druKiif .
'oliow dirtetiooi, Vou ar allowed to tat
wpj, etc.i do .rtfoa oritrnuoiatr
iaingi Your Af9 become worth living with
lirr mind, tinproved flgirf buoyaai iton.
Thwrfulneiia. Look and fail younqr, ArfrJ
-nrtonurHfp. iklorKOREIN TABULtS.
$1 thin and atay ao. Hrochiirt maiid Um.
"rln CoH NH'CS, Station X, Haw Y;r
WE WANT YOU
to try our cold Hoot lieor; we
also curry u full line of Itoesch's
Pendleton .Made Drinks, Pops,
etc.
VKSH:ns, tho leading drink
for men, surpassed by none.
Ttemember 11KJ DAXKY
spells satisfaction always.
( HKAMI'.ItY lll'ITKIt 40o tjt.
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Why Pay More?
1 OREGON BAKERY
320 E. Court Phone 1 22
.... .
jft!fy Known
MS
C1an)maii
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BBTV Oils ClantfaT-st QVonitv
i
Luncheon Goods .
Minced Ham, per pound ,
Baked Ham, per pound t . . . .
Jellied Tongue, per pound
Ashland Specialty, per pound
Boiled Ham, per pound ..v
Dried Beef, per pound 65c
Veal Loaf, per pound v 35c
Sliced to your order.
When planning the trip to the mountains let us
put up the cats. They'll be the best and the cleanest
30c
60c
40c.
'30c
70c
Pf NDUTONS GfuWFST Dr.PAHTFNT STORK
icOfiePeopIes Warehouse, i:
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