AGE TWO DAII7 EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1921. TEN PAGES , 1 I 1 RRFAT G AC FRX ARF . TPDnvra I - R . . .. . . n g l JlllV.f JUZJ The Dig Store That Honestly Docs What It Advertises and Advertises Honestly What It Does ( I i. st.t a hi-: lit i i) for severnl reason-. ni-K of which Is the offerm of speci.,1 goods a,l vnnt.igeonsly purchased, goods o, merit bought ut u lover price than the prevailing nmik.t price. An $thcr rnmion Is the cleaning up or the ooawn'R left over KMds that mlglit l.e out o( ule the following season. W In under that von may not iinsuspAcMnifly l.e offvr.fi "(Mil of 1W" iiiorcintrdise. nil lending nn.l nicnssiti moivhiinl.. h.l,l Shrt-InT T,.. s,,,. 'i I hmji.tuns greatest rnnnrmsTMoHt. JfiePeoples Warehouse, wttrpr i r p.vV W tii nt '':i-'v::-.-inr Genuine Leather Shopping Bags Offered in black and tan. Genuine lea ther bags made for rough handling Special ; $2.09 It's a Bargain Basement Special. I'Hi: MKAMMi OK A COMI'Alt- ati vic ruin; in the. business world is this through a liesire lo clean up some left Mir article or the placing on sale of some tirilolo advantageously purchased n comparative price Is given: or it price lit which this ar ticle shoiihl lie sold by any .good merchant in his regular way. The Special Trice Is then given thai you may compare. I . v ' i 4 - n MM Sjwrts and Outing Wear Since Pendleton boasts of its Greatest and Best Department Store. The Pepples Warehouse, it be hooves this bie store to of fer you the greatest and best collection of sport ano outing wear from which to choose your outdoor wear. Visit our Up Stairs Ready-to-Wear Depart ment where vou will find the best for the price matter what the price onion CORSETS,.. no ...a"' ' i x i . I viy Qour Corset Choice Make it leisurely remembering that upon the correct selection cf j our corset depends the mod ishness of your gowns and your comfort, as well. Because BON TON corsets are made in models to fit every type of figure, we are sure you will find in our Corset Department the model designed to best express your own individuality. Expert assist ance w ill be given if desired. All Men's Straw Hats 1-2 Price Yes, it's a wonderful sale, just the sale that every man appreciates, because every man knows the high grade of hats carried by this fine big store. There are none reserved ; every straw and Panama must go. Remember 1-2 Price. Corsets Half Price One lot of corsets, front and back lace, dis continued numbers, sizes 20 to 24. Price S3.50 to $12.00. While they last 1-2 Price. Arch Preserver Ox fords, a new shipment just received, military heel; black $10.00; brown $11.00. J. & T. Cousins Ox fords, representing the last word in high grade workmanship $12.50 and $13.30. Brown Kid Pumps, the very newest, most popular one-strap pumps, French heels, price . $12.50 Black Suede Pumps, whose lines of beauty are perfect, prettiest of all French heels, $11.00 Children's Wash Dresses 1-4 Less Silk Shirt Sale . It's very doubtful, Mr. Man, if you have ever been offered a better value for your good money than in this most excellent sale of Silk Shirts. Remember $10.00 Silk Shirts are sell ing for $4.9S See the display in the Men's Window. Fancy 65c and 75c Voiles for 39c Offering one lot of very, pretty voiles at an ex ceptional saving. Go ing fast. Main Floor Dry Goods Side. The Best Pongee We offer a fair sized lot of these pretty little dainties for your little kiddies. The colors are varied and the models are really dainty. They come in voiles and or gandies and originally sold for $5.75 to $8.75. Now 1-4 Less. A BIG REDUCTION IN CANVAS GOODS Today Ave are re marking; all Tents, Flys, Bed Sheets, Tarps and like goods. On sale now Men's 3 Dept. A sale of true merit, two grades offered. A good weight 83c; a heavy weight $1.10. Main Floor Dry Goods Side. - Middies at Half Price Considering the make of Middies that we handle and knowing the most excelent'" quali ties you can appreciate this offering. There are not many garments in the lot so Hurry! Sizes 14 to 42. Prices $1.98 to $3.98. THE BARGAIN BASEMENT WHERE EVERY ITEM IS A REAL BARGAIN Here is a Suggestion of What Can be Found in This Good Shop: Basement Special Women's Fine Kid Pumps 75 pairs of very fine Pumps have been sent to this quick clean-up dept. Sizes 4 to 8, widths C to AAA. Sold originally as high as $12.00 Special now. $2.98 Basement Special Women's House Slippers Watch this sale pretty close it is a real money saver for they are all good slippers, their only fault'is that they are a little soiled. The sizes run 4 to 8 and their original selling price ran to S2.29. Special Clean Up . 79c Palmolive Soap 7c Men's Fine Shirts 98c Women's $5.00 Waists $1.98 $4.85 Girls' Shoes $2.98 .25c Towels 19c Aluminumware Half Price. Basement Special $1.00 Shirting now 49c One lot of short lengths but all perfect pieces. All are stripes in just the wanted colors suitable for the ; popular shirts. Buy your shirting and make good shirts. Basement Special Dinner Pail Cleanup One lot of a dozen and a half heavy Tin Dinner Tails containing an extra tray and reservoir for coffee. Wood handle and tin cup. On Sale at 49c 50c Stationery 39c $3.00 Aprons $1.49 $3.98 Middies $1.49 Remnants One Half Price. $2.50 Caps 59c Knitted Bloomers 49c B left here, equipped wit i train to esplure the ere California Geologists Are to Study Effects of Former Gla cial Floods in Far West. VOSKMITK, Cut., .Inly -:s. In tho hopo of flailing glacier recoiils which will enahle Fclcnt.'sts lo rcail the his tory of tin:' west in much more an elent.ilas llnut thay have "ceil ahle to do hithcrlo, P. '.. latthe.s of the Cnitetl Suites lieoloKical .Survey has willi a In vm' pack est of the Slcrru Nevada as far south aa King's River 1 can on. So far, scientists have he. n utile t ! deti'ini'nf only that the Ko.ky moun j lain and Sierra Nevada country was ' invaded twice by Ice. In the M.'sslslppl 1 valley, the castjorn states and I'anada, ! there are distinct records of nt least I five Rlaelal floods, tine result of Or. I Matthes' tr'.p may lie the discovery of ! data which will prove that the earlier ! invasion in the west in reality 'Wns two or more invasions, thereby estah- , llsh nii the contemporaneous character ' of the filacial epochs over the entire I North American Continent. j ! "I wish to look for evidence of ftltl j earlier ice invasions In the west than ' have been determined bv science up to now,'' Or. Jlatlhes, Mid. "We know I of two Invasions. Tb later one left i a record which Is plain and nnm's-I takable. The autosraph of the earlier ! ine is mixed, confused. It may be j 'that the first record iK the work of itwo glaciers instead of one, perhaps more than two, and that thev were conteniporaneuus with the blnial inva sions of the other oortions of the con- itineiu of which we know m five. The) last (,'laelal invasion was comparative-j ly recent, only about 25.0U0 years ago. I lilrtll or YoMMIiltr. ! i "I don't know w hat records we are ' ;olir,- to find, of course, but if we can establish the existence of mor? .than t itwo glacial floods In the west, it open- imanv possibilities for readier Ibe eo- logical history of this part of the I j world.. Kur irislaiu'c. it miulit enable i us to determine tbe approximate i epoch when the last upnvurd thrust of: ithe Sierra Nevada rnnsv gave us the! nvigriiflceut peaks In Yosemite and along the Jlnir Trail. That thrust' raised lit. I.yicll from u mere hill of I r.i'oo feet to one of the world's finest ; spires with an altitude of 13. nan feet.! ! it is believed !h; thrust occurred less j ithau u million years nr .1 and that b" ' lief will bp conilrmed if we discover the existence of more than Ivo tkicial floods in the west, for I.ydell bears no traoej; of ;e glacial erosion and must liaVe been I'nrust upward after the earlier rkic'at epochs." Dr. Ifatthes and his party headed for the tittle used Fernandez Pass. in!l th" southeast comer of Yo::.nolte Na tional Park', from where thev yil! "iswing northward In the .Devil's Vest ' Pile, thence southeastward along the (! famous John Muir Trail on the crest of the rang". Returning in late Rep- Prnber. the p.irty will teke a low route via Tehepite Valley and Hunt ington Lake, not folio", lug a trail, but fighting their way over virgin country. ' 1 i ' REALTY TRANSFERS '1 i-:k ns. Zoeth Housor, sheriff, to Kdivard Willurd, ;;7:t.::n. S 1.2 si-: 1-4 and N 1-2 SK 1-4 SW 1-4, Sec. ;5, Tp. 6, .V. H. S. Abe Abrahamsou to Mnttie Fanning. $ 1 .00. mete and bound tract In Mc Arlhur's Add. Weston. Veva J. Kendall to I.. W. Warner. $10. Se. ; S 1-2 Mi 1-4 and SK 1-4 NW 1-4 ii, Tp. 3. N. It. sr. : . w.vn-ii ox tiik 01110 ! Y 'UKVIl.LK, Ohio. July . ( f. i N. S. ) Two local aliens placed their clothing in a johnhoat and went hut h -1 ing 1n the Ohio river. The boat sank. For several days the men dragged t.hp river. Finally they recovered a pair of trousers containing 110. The other pair, containing $lu and a watch, have not been located. I President Harding has been pre sented with a cowboy bat with u slb ver band, the gilt of Cheyenne, W'y- , ouiiug. New Judge WHY SHOULD I BE AFRAID?" ASKS FRECKLE-FACED LAD WHO SAVED NEGRO FROM GAS WELL Py II. C. Ii AJULTUN Intci'iittlioiml News Seruee Staff Currespunuenl. ATLANTA. Ua.. July 21 It an'l nrwcli. I just did It.' 'and that tin way Uunlcr Jackson feels about going futy feet d wn .'11 a uais.fillei well to r.wcur two mill, both ni'tioes. He r .ked his own life without the i-light--t limitation tifter )ilf 4oen f ill crown men had declined, mid wnt tuilh to the biirfnc lufore he would permit men nt the top to hunt him np Mne of the men llwd, the other died. Th boy, tMretoot, (rckl-Ucd ud pUg-li'.Si 1 l.s is in.pi;i witii l.,y lip- os lold the sloii wlille undoubtedly thinking about a slice of w atei rneloii, a game of marbles, the Kwirnmiir hole j and a half dozen other thip"s of far - more Impoi lance in his mind 1 t "The neero working on m' father'v iwell." he said, "went down there early ito olaw oat mjiiic water. Mother was .there and after u while sin couldn't Iniuke the negro answ er w In ii the call rd. I "She came after my father and aft er a while a clowd (fathered around tin well, and then it was eeen the ne gro was unconscious. We could smell the gas tln n. Another negro was let down on a rope to bring out the ether IieTo. "I'illis (the s. ootid ic gro) must have got scared. He couldn't fasten Ihe rope aioiiii.i l ie ml. or ncgi'.. He wouldn't talk lo us. Then lie fell over. I told ' ei I would go down wph n rope. 1 wasn't afraid. Why should 1 be afr.,1-1 ." l'i:e Chief fodv of Atlanta's fire de partment, h;: il it w as the bravest act be had ever seen. He has recoinmernl ed the Imy for 11 Carnegie hero medal. AUT0M0BILISTS' PATRON I SAINT IS HONORED AT 1 1 .Many man has Ihe reputation of knowiuK a lot until he tries to prove It. In Alaaka there ure one hundred 1 siiuire mile which can be used for ug- rlenllornl inmnui. ST. LEONARD'S CHURCH POSTON, July 21..- (I. N. S.) For the f'rst time In the his tory of the state (he feast of St. Christopher, declared by Pope Plus to be 'he protector of au tutnohillsts and chauffeurs, was celebrated at SI. Ii onard s church. July 2.1. A special bless ing was conferred upon all auto mobilists and trucks parked out shio the church, Autoists will receive bunged medals of St. Christopher to protect them fiom accident, ttt Mtf Mt V ' A : : , L' l I' Mls MHry f)Took hns just ben niwilnteil Jiulge of the municipal court In Washington, D. C, hy Presi dent Harding. 8h U the ttrst ' . yiao hold tbaixiBaiw '- 1 . IH ,31J PEPARTMENT STORES What Is Your Dollar Buying for You? What are vo'u trettinsr for every Dollar you spend? Arc you receiving the priceless Service of Fair Dealing,, based on a reasonable exchange of values? Is your Dollar buying what you need or is it paying for things which are of no real value? Millions of people are ask ing this question. It stirs the entire world of buying an l selling. It turns it back to one simple rule "Do unto others as you would be done by,"' Its tremendous accumulative power is proven by the J. C. TENNEY COMPANY, whose early and persistent application of the rule developed a business from one small store in 1902 to the largest chain department store organization in the .world and makes it possible for you to know that every dollar spent in a J. C. PENNEY COMPANY store, buys exactly what you pay for new, fresh merchan dise'courteous interest in your needs, and those things which are of real value to you. You are not paying for Overhead expense on questionable reserve stock that is waiting to be "mailed down." . . . . , , ,. , expensive deliveries. ' Doubtful accounts or uncertain collections. ' It is not being held by the merchant in order to give the "Cream" to "Credit Customers" and let You, a Cash Customer take the "leavings" in advertised "Sales." - It is the people's confidence in this policy of the J. C. PENNEY COMPANY that keeps 312 stores In busy operation every business day of the year and it is the same confidence that now demands a greater expansion with a constantly improving service. IN OUR NATION-WIDE MONEY-SAVING PROGRAM WE ARE OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES EVERY DAY IN OUR SHOE DEPART MENT You buy J. C. Penney Company shoes because you have confidence that the price you pay buys exactly what you want. QUALITY STYLE SERVICE It is your confidence and the confidence of thousands of J. C. Penney customers that has made it possible for us to offer the better grades of shoes at lower prices. SHOES FOR VOMEN The Arch Protector A new black kid oxford, consti ncted so as to assure perfect comfort and pre vent arch trouble. Made of fine selected stock, Goodyear .welt soles and Cuban heels, width AA to C. Sizes 3 to 9. "Ask to be fitted." Price $7.50 THE CRESCENT a. line mack km pump, tlexible soles, leather heels, a wonderful value. Displayed on counter near shoe department Pair $3.49 THE NEW MARNE This tan calf two strap medium heel pump is a winner, a leader in fall styles, be sure to get your pair. Pair $7.90 SHOE DISPLAY Near our Shoe Department is a shoe dis play which gives a full variety of pumps, oxfords and strap slippers, in black and brown kid, high and low heels. Values ex traordinary. . $2.79 $3.49 $1.98 MEN'S WORK SHOES Brown calf, blucher, good weight stand ard screw soles Pair .... $2.98 Brown calf blucher, Good year welt soles, for comfort and service. Pair .... $3.98 Men's Tan Elk Harvest Shoes, pair $2.98 Men's Mule Skin Harvest Shoes, pair. ..... $2.49 BOY'S ARMY SHOES. Tan Caribou calf, Goodyear welt soles, full rub ber heels, a real shoe for real boys at a real price. Size 9 to 12 $2.98 Size 12Vto2 $3.25 Size 2' to 6 $3.79 NEW SHIPMENT PONGEE 69c Today's express brings more of that 12 Momme weight all silk pongee which has caused bo much activity in our silk depart ment the past few days. Those who were disappointed will find plenty of the popular naterial here .now. Yard 69c TIIK t,ltl-:ST CIIAH lll.lHTMI:.VI'. STOrj4.UJAS IZiU'IKN' IN Till; WOHl.PI Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregoniau Printing Department, i