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TWELVE PAGES ncs TT70 ; ' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, 0R3G0N, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921. .t ' In Special Coiideration of the Approach of the Opening of School, We Have Arranged the Following i SIMI ..... . 7 I -S3 . I I tf. ' . ? f rsdayi. . Friday , iLwasKUC bzeaucxions on aov's aoearei .tor .'. . " and -Satuiiday nu i 3W hi Cm , Children's Straw Hats 1-2 Price Children's Crash, Linen and Cloth Hats One Third Off. SpeciafSale of Boys' Jazz Caps 25c. Bo vs? Coveralls - Ages up to 8 years at 9Sc This means the very best make, the Levi Strauss. ' Boys' Waists $1.00 Values, August Cleanup Sale 79c $1.25 Values, August Cleanup Sale. ' 95c $1.50 Values, August Cleanup Sale $1.29 $1.65 Values, August Cleanup, Sale.'. . . . $1.39 $1.85 Values, August Cleanup Sale,. ... $1.49 Every Item in the Boys' Department .;. - Reduced- '- " , ' All unlisted Boys' Goods bear a 10 Per Cent ; Reduction. Special Cleanup of Boys' f ; ; v Sweaters Assortment of colors, styles and sizes. You claim 1-3 off, which means that you can buy: $3.00 Sweaters for $2.00 $4.50 Sweaters for $3.00 $5.00 Sweaters for $3.33 $6.00 Sweaters for v., $3.93 $7.50 Sweaters for $4.95 AH Boys' Wash Suits " ' Reduced for Ous August Cleanup Sale $1.95 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $1.30 $2.00 Suit's, August Cleanup Sale..... $1.35 $2.25 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $1.50 S2.50 Suits, August Cleanup Sale ..... $1.67. $2.75 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $1.84 $3.00 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $2.00 $3.50 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $2.34 $4.00 Suits August Cleanup ale $2.67 Children's Tuff Ronipers Offered in the August Cleanup Sale 1-4 ofh Boys' Athletic Unions in Nainsook,' 65c fabrics for 49c. ; Bovs' Underwear Offered at the Biii; i August Cleanup Sale Boys' Athletic underwear in Nainsook. A good value at the regular price 85c. August Cleanup Sale now ...... 60c Cleanup Sale of Boys' Suits ; A wonderful cleanup, of the greatest stock of Boys' Suits-in .Pendleton, including the fampus Hart Schaffner & Marx. Read the comparative prices -carefully and consider the wonderful savings offered. $7.50 Suits, August Cleanup Sale .,... $4.93 $9-00 Suits, August Cleanup Sale . . . . . $5.95 $12.50 Suits, August Cleanup Sale $9.35 515-22 uts' Aust Cleanup Sale .... . $9.95 u?ts August Cleanup Sale .... $10.95 Sul.ts' 4ust Cleanup Sale . X . $13.65 $2a.00 Suits August Cleanup Sale i V . $16.65 X zz ",'.VS,?.' D NEWS! Just arrived by express 50 DOZ. PHOENIX SILK ROSF,, 15 DOZ, PHOENIX WOOLllOSE. Be sure to supply j your season's need now. You know how difficult it has"been for us in the past season to supply " you wjth your favorite style of PHOENIX IrlQSE when you wanted them. This cqndition has heen the case all over the country, the demand for PHOENIX HOSE has been so great that the factory could not keep up. New machinery is being installed but it takes from three to six months time to get them in rim- n.ing order. , We expect an even greater shortage about holiday timet We adyise you purchasing what you need from now till January 1st. SILK HOSE, SILK AND WOOL HEATHER HOSE. LISLE HOSE ail in your favorite colors. NOL 365 Medium Weight Silk Hose 18 inch silk leg, mock steam; black, white, havana brown. Extra values. ..... $1.10 , NO. 36820 inch silk leg, 8 inch lisle- el astic garter top; full fashioned; colors black end havana brown. A,, superior value . .! $l9o NO. 39S Heavy Ten-strand Silk-t Mercerized elastic lisle, garter top. Full fashioned; black only. Xou can' such values at $25 NO. 708 Silk- semi-fashioned, mock seam, 5 inch mercerized lisle garter top. Look at this value at . $1.45 : NO. 403 Seamless silk with vertical self satin stripe; colors black and havana brown. . Unexcelled ; for .quality -; and price ...., $1.75 NO. 725 All Silk Hose, absolutely pure silk, no chemical adulteration are used: black only; Can't be excelled at. . . $25 I'Jf.H- lv nSjiB - i NO. 330 Infants Silk and Wool Hose White only, sizes 4 to 6 1-2. A good Value at, a pair $1.00 NO. 409 Fine Quality Medium Weight Mercerized Hose; colors black vand han vana brown. An attractive value at 60c NO. 758 Extra Fine Mercerized Silk Lisle; full fashioned; colors black and havana, priced a pa'r $1.00 NO. 747-SSk and Wool Hose Riche lieu rjbbed, mixtures; havana brown and black . Some excellent values at. . . $2.25 NO. 792-Silk and Wool Hose Fancy self stripe, colors Russian calf, brown and navy and havana brown. Priced to suit your liking; a pair $2.95 NO. 577 Infants Silk Hose White only; sizes 4 to 6 1-2., Values extra spe cial . .'. ... . . ... . : . ... . 65c NO. 56-Seamless Silk and Fibre, with clock, semirfashidned; colors, black with white clock and havana brown with white clock. You'll say splendid at. ... . $1.00 PlS!i turn soles' heels, one strap, form V1"1"1' V- S1 1 nn strap,- trimming, price . Black Kid Pumps, turn soles," baby Louis heels," " one' ,;, fi r Yuuarwcic soles, one strap with with brown suede trimm W nri 1 ----- v A good value $6.00 mwn ma uxiords, low 'militn' wi?' If war feet who ant) uain if : , '.' ' '"" or broke., luvhev, catt at'our siu"?-,"Ur.rTt ttoT " " tu specialist to servo toil T T "" t liave K'wluatc if rl. WEAR YOUR ROUND-UP ILT Boost the greatest show in the world. ,4 S t , U mangom, uzatsr bepartaent xmtz m it pay? TO Tpi j"Ty PREPARE FOR SCHOOIj Buy while bargain prices are offered. WOMEN'S "REiVDY-TO-WEAR" MILLINERY " To the women of Pen- ; dleton and Umatilla coun- . ty: i.,ri- , - We have established a Millinery Department on our second floor adjoin ing our women's wear de partment. ; ' ' It's sole object is to sup ply our customers , with Millinery of quality at pri " ces that merit your trade. ' .-. j . , . . We're going to give you Millinery for much less, than you are accustomed to paying. We have an expert Milliner in charge of the department who , can, and gladly wilgive you the best for the price, no matter ' what the price. i . It will pay you to visit this department before buying your new fall hat. We will be glad to show you whether you buy or not. I . WOMAN'S, FOOTWEAR The vogue for low slides is to con tinue, says Fashion, and though infinite, variety is the rule to satisfy every tn,to, iutiUng tlmt tuhl clinrin ami urat e ha lMK-n omitted in their modeling. Choice from our bcleetfons. is an avsuramv that your footw-ear will be strktly in aceiMd 'with Fn.'Jiion's latest lnandiitcs. i . . $10.30. V ... , , , , i II ' l l il Ml lilt .- WANT NEW DUMP HB An Improvement over the methods th'ul prevail at present for taking care if garbage and other waste which. is hauled to the city dumping grounds U , problem that will be handled with ttitiuutch if th city planning commla ion h tta way, a decisiun made tn fttritially r Ui eoramiaslon Wednes (Uiy afternoon reveals. , . , The problem of properly deposing tf wamle i (he moat lmiortant one of lh muy the emtitm haa been Ked by the city council to inventi Ittte. accwdlng to an epreioB from uemlrs who Wednesday v eveninit it' ' the Ur, fecund inspection trip of( leu -k.. The. inspe!on yeaieruay ,. made ever the east end of the city find Included the touriet camping liroonda. the land above the camp, the iropowd cite of the new road which may be constructed W permit a aec u:it way of pproachlnt " Wy trum The it, and one of .the altea which fcaxe been propowd a'a aullabl for a new dump gruunda, IKm't 14We luimp ;eiHind Aa reatilt of the trip made Mon v eweMng to the west end of the my the nwmlvn f the commission r frankly dnttMiel wh the present nip arvunda, aud they have a deaire 4,. improve the condiitona which exist, there Just as quickly as possible. ' "That dump ground will never be i ' . . . . . . . . f Sm r ' ' ...in nf thn 1 ' members eaid yeaterday,' "Pendleton dot's not want any more ot that sort of thing. I'm sure, and the way to im prove it is to get another dump ground where earth and lime can be used to keep the place sanitary." The purchase of a new grounds is the -solution of the problem which has been offered by the city council In the discussions ot thematter before the creation of the city planning commia- tnoa. The proposed new road to provide two ay of getting into Pendleton from the eaat will leave the highway Juat at the city limits, come went under the railroad tracks, and con nect with Church street and com dowa past the present camp grounds. (Continued from page 1.) POLES AND LITHUAMNS SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE GENEVA. Kept. 1. (A. P.) The Palish and IJthuanian representatives today nettled the dispute between their lands of curb-spectators were foud in dreds of employes. It was also found that there were 341 hea of. tMf most magnificent dappiu gray .Percheon bag;age norses ever seen with Sells Floto and this circus has always had the reputation of having the finest horses of any -show traveling. One thing which was particularly, noticea ble of. the 8eils Floto circus was the total absence of any vulgarity even among the workingmen. , Not one word or action that could ba. construed as off-color wag in evidence. A Ing Mawhy Parade It Is true that the parade was late for it did not materialize until atter I the noon hour but it was well worth waiting for. The procession was a long winding ribbon of music, color and elegance .which was (mite un comon to that of a circus. Every floaty cage and wagon was "(spotless' ard in place of being painted gaudy colors; white seempd to be the pre dominating hue, 1eren with the cos tumes All the known species of wild animals were represented and bespoke of the care which they were being given. I!ut It remained for the bijf gray bagfage horses to win the great est amount of comment and thous- ; Floto la strictly a circus entertainment on a collosal order. There are three rings and two stages under the main tent which seats 10.000 people and every .minute "there waa something doing." The East Oregonian had been apprised by telegram that Pendleton was about to see a real circus and it surely did. - ?.'o tiresome carnival wild acts were represented but real circus features were In evtcence. There were trapeze, aerial, roman-rtni, Iron-jaw, contortion, leaping, tumbling, Jap wrc3t!ers, scores of funny clowns w'ritten wnicn amused tne tmie toiks an mix ed up with big bareback riding acts, l trained elephants, camels, llamas, horses, dogs, pontes, seals and monk eys. It was really the most spectacu lar and pleasingly clean circus pir-; formandi" which this city ever wit- nessed. "Poodles" Ifannnford and I nr amm . ourrrtftbt !EG-fi WOMAN'S SEAT i AT ARMAMENT LIMITATION CONFERENCE countries, agreeing there would ba two Ijlthuanla. one for the district of Kovno, which shall be independent and the other for Vilna. in which th Poles will i!pervise the . administra tion. .' . their praise. This praise commg from Pendletonians, a folk who know real horse-flesh when 'they see it Is some thing that ihe circus can be proud nf. A Straight firms Program The program presented by Sells By MARGERY HEX. for the International News Service. KEVK XORIC Sept. 1.-1 Mr. Carrie Chap.uan cut ia tno beat qualified wo man to represent I lie Women of Amer ica at the armament limitation con ference, if there Is to be a delegate from the gentler sex, according to Mm, Un vmr..l .1 C ( At... family were the foremo of the seven L',, "',7"' """"" big feature, which topped the big "rg a" t be,. Amencan Worn- show and this world famous troupe .an"""e Association presented a most wonderful riding act I "5"w" ePre-d her opinion which was filled with more- than ? the ;aJ'r lb"f uponHhe remarks of admission price in comedy. After re-P11"" A"i'e My ""bertson. congress viewing polls Kioto this afternoon; It T"" T oklhom. vwho said 1, no small wonder that the home town 1 . wa-but 1h ..,.,,. .u. imo country who could fill such a position tParaboo. Wis.) refercd to the eiljand - her "I'lnlon that .Wn nn .i t.f.iiw. ufuiut'n ny ineir train ing and temperament for such work. A delegation of suffragists recently urged President Harding to nam a Learning In International law. pti n :tW ra"rtn 1'at-nett will commence carry- '"small when Mr. May move,., , Ml Khtrgaret Dotrd v.ll tt& her home in Washtudand, Wa.,h resume her school dut.es Sent. t"Slle has been visiting her sister, Mrs Will Gould. Miss Mthaitamv W1" iturnral hnm. "vVa re- . lw woe as ago. i i,v. Jo"r ,illwarda "turned t0 I'ma- Diplomatic knowledge and training, after spending the .,i!tnd ch Linguistic ability. L!(1,pl. Z ' nr with his k .,i .ii !l . Ralph Ijinsdale. in , 8ocJ;il position. Knowledge of how to listen and when to keep silent. No anibitton for future political hQnorj)v. , . , ,, , ' ESISFI ON WESTON MOUNTAIN MM her I'.-j. . ... """",r' ' harvest cooking for the thresh i " . lira Elmer Ferguson' commencoH her school "The White Fir" JJTS end Hawlcy mountain Slenday. . ' , Tlia. Warflcld-March thri,i-i ' 1 ' , " "rfr weston Mt Wednesday and mno - ' Floto Circus some three weeks ago as "the largest straight circus in the world." It is "strulRhf not onh' In performance but in a cleanliness which is ral!y refreshing. There will be another performance this evening t 8 o'clock and judslng from the favorable comment which One hears, Sells Kioto wilV.he viewed by another largo audience. . nasker t mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Jako Narkon.i hav rented the Harry Beathe hoit,,-anrt will move to Weston for the winter :nc- Mre. Lizzie Lansdule will move t ohn i Pendleton the lust of the month tr. womnn delegate to the armament limi tation conference scheduled to open at Washington November 11. Qnaliriction XiXxkd. . j .Mss Riibert.Hon declared hut a o n;in. lui'Uiiiir should possess; - I (East Oregonian Special) WESTON MT., Sept. 1. J.iUe Ens " "'"'"-i ' . juiui i i-eiKiiiuoB mo nisi ot l ie month Webber and family ot Pendjeton visiter Miss Mary who U teaching there ians(iaie and brother jn&ve bought rrooerty nt lni,0., itcd Mrs. Prank English Sunday. P.oy May resigned aa mall carrier on route 1, Weston. Sept. I and will move back to Ihe farm. Mr. May has will be r.r"tH nil.;l b her a finw crop of potatoes ami will Ue-j friends, and 'ill make it thoir future home, Mra-Xansdalo has lived on and near. ine raouniain ref over 5S years and many i