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r.T.r f.t cure-on.":?, rnmEro::, clugon satxzday evehsc, atf.il s, 10:2. TWENTT? PAGES : I J This spring yon have almost unlim ited opportunity to express-your Indi tdiial and original Idea's In your foot wear. Never have there been such fascinatine; novelties, ueh captivat ing pieces of femininity! ' Tlie shops are showing the simple andiaborate, the 'naive and sophisticated, and the result is that more and more the fash ionable woman Is' expressing her per sonality, her charm In her footwear us well as In the costume she wears. Xo one style Is decidedly the thing. The toes of one's shoes may be broad, lightly roundd or pointed, More In vogue than anything else perhaps la the patent leather . shoe, cither pump pr low heeled oxford. The pumps with extremely low heels are much worn and have but one strap while those with Spanish heels almost nlways boast of three. Very smnrt In deed is a pair of patent leather san dal with Spanish heels, , stitched In . .brown. A cunning little rhlncstone buckle catches the two straps over the , Instep. Another pair of slippers olso fashioned of patent leather and kid are very unique. , Lattice work of ijie patent leather literally rovers " the foundation of cream colored kid. As usual the shoes worn on the street by the smartest women are cus- JfJkrothy Durante tfn made oxfords of heavy Russian or Norwegian calf with perforations. Jloxt of them are severely taHored with slightly rounded toes. There are some deviations, however. For in stancesome brown oxfords show un usual cutout patterns of tun suede. These are essentiully for .sport wear. One shop . features a captivatlne pair of sports oxfords made of red kid with distinctive strips of patent leath er trimming them. Others almost ai unique, come in red combined with black or white. There wan much ex cluding too, over a pair of white buck sports shoes, for they boasted of green heels, with straps of green. . Sandals for afternoon wear are ar much worn as ever, but they are made more unusual by much applique or cutout designs. Cossack boots ot white kid are selected by those who are forever seeking what is most novel an dextraordlnnry. They have wide turned down cuffs with many perfor ations. 1 Too much cannot be said about the new evening slippers for they are the loveliest, the most colorful In many seasons. The sparkle of Jewelled heels Is often seen on the ballroom floor. and it Is brnthed that somo hrcla are even studden with real stones. Almost The Last Touch Is the Accessory Time was, when a, woman put on her hat and dross or suit, and she was fully attired, but ;no mora ,Thnt , (lay Is past. t has gone liito 'his tory. When a Woman , reaches this stage of her toilette she has only bo gun, To the dress and hat must be '..added a multitude of accessories. , It IsMn those little details that a woman expresses her Individuality. It Is by means of. these that nhe appeared an exact duplicate of the . makes her self different, from the hat on her own. Without a corn rest of womankind. '. ment, apparently Wlthout missing1 a Was a woman ever flattered by word or the conversation being ad belng told; "You look Just like some- dressed to hor she raised her hand, one else?" I doubt It, If women twisted hor hat around with the front i as a class have one characteristic and to the back and wore It that way. general1 ambition It is the desire to Few women are as determined as lie llffBrent, to follow the fashion she to be different, and yet oil love ;and -yet create each for herself a the 'Tittle accessories that ore offered st.yle of her own. , In such a fascinating array by the . , An exilnple of this might be given shops this season. ' To begin at the all evening slippers are In sandal style, many of them sparkling metallic gold and silver brocaded effects, while others have an occasional bright me tallic thread woven Into a beautiful colored cloih. . These are always worn to mutch the color of the gown. An alluringly feminine sandal, one cf black satin has been embroidered In the loveliest shades of lavender and green imaginable, with cutout designs on the heel showing the same shade of green. Pugs reports unabated Interest in chiffon silk hose for spring anr sum mer wear. These will be worn on the street as well as for afternoon an evening affairs. The vogue for light gray will persist throughout the sea son, though It is predicted that flesli color and beige will relieve the monot ony. Very smurt Parisian women hae taken to wearing sheer Russian calf and navy colored hose with black shoes.- They also otill favor for street wear combinations of silk and wool with embroidered clocks. Clocks will appear on almost every klmf of hos iery1 this season the narrow open work clock for the sheer hose and for the sports hose, clocks embroidered lr contrasting colors. In a woman who went to a fashion able winter resort with several trunks full of expensive, carefully, selected clothes. Shortly after , her arrival she was enjoying herself Im mensely In the crowded dining room complacent In that thought that no woman present was better dressed than she, perhups few so well, cer tainly not many wore as unusual clothes as hers. 1 As these thoughts ran, subcon sciously perliays, through her mind her glance fell on a woman across the room.' On. that woman's head top, every hat must be enhanced with a pin and few are complete without a veil. , ' ' . . '.; The veil of huge proportions and heavy patterns that were so good . a year ago have gone the way of all fads and faded with the flowers of the same season, i This year's Crop of voils is quite different. ,Vells are ihort, bh very short, scarcely reach ing below Uie Up of the nose or the lobes of the; ears. However, these veils are not drawn tight. They are drawn snug enough to follow ' a straight though downward path from the outer edge ot the hat brim but the? are not caught .tight enough to secure the early bonnet against a strong March wind. r This Is done more effectively with funcy hat pins. Perhaps It is not. These -lovely novelty ' pins-' may '' be 'ornamental and not at nil useful in securing the hat. however, they do serve a purpose In trimming -w.sat would otherwise lie ah unadorned toque of straw or silk fabric anil You Chosen Easter Slippers? v Easter isn't very far off when you stop to think of it and you know what a multitude of social events follow right at its heels; to say nothing of correct Footwear for the day itself, the morning at church, the afternoon promenade. Slippers principally, these occasions call for, and a great variety, of styles, satin and patent; strapped and colonial designs, present a wide and most attractive choice. Women's Brown Calf Flapper Strap With flat heel a typical v sport shoe. . Women's Satin T-strap f , Dress Pumps Satin covered, heels and turned soles. Truly a lovely shoe. T Women's Patent Leather ' T-strap Dress Pumps Patent leather heel, turned soles, one considered the season's most po pular shoe. Women's Flat Heeled Oxfords In brown calfskin, flat . rubber heels, with the new toe creation. For street or sport wear. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE WEAR FOR SUMMER. "WatcH Buster Grow" Buster Brown Shoe Store 610 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. Shoe Shine 10c thy do it in the most delightful! H'ark'.tng way. . I They are made of white metal . t ' With bn'..unt3 or more colorful; fctones and sometimes with coineina- tioiu of crystal with color. Some of i them have but one decorative mlj un.l that a large one. Others pierce ; jtiie hat aftd reapiwmr and are rnariel Idoubly secure by a clasp which fitsj lover the point. A favored version of' I this double header is an arrow with! a Jeweled point at one end. and a ! jeweled quiver at the other. Jlore often perhaps the pin Is the same at i I Kith ends and consists of brilliants Combined in attractive way with Jet, jade, or amber. , All thU presupposes the wearing i of a hat. If there Is no hat there is! something el e. No woman starts i forth these days with an unadorned ) colfleur. Combs and bandeaux vie , with one ouother for evening-wear land many . interesting variations of botn are seen. Combs are large. They ' may' be mont any shape but they must be large: They are jet, perforated shell, metal set with .' white or colored stones shell etched and studded. Some are shown made of high flares of metallic lace edged with garlands 'of colorful French flowers and some are a blaze or color made or the brilliant plumage of tropical birds. Bandeaux perhaps are even newer than combs and ' while the favored type seems to be a half wreath or metallic foliage there are many other styles. Some are bands of fancy tin sel or gilt braid embroidered wiffTl colored glass beads. Others are strands of stones In different colors. Some are bands of ribbon that finish in clusters of flowers or fruit' oyer the ears and others still are bands or berries or Jtny blossoms. j Some ore still more extreme. One In coral and gold resembles the head dress of Cleopatra. The band passes across the forehead wider lif the cen ter than at the sides and then widens again in large points that cover the ears. The whole is edged with a wispy fringe of monkey fur. Just from Paris a wide band, of gold ribbon, is shown that binds tight across the top of the head and low acrosa the brow. It Is gathered over the ears under clusters of large gold grapes that hang almost to the shoulder. - i However, all head dress do not cover the ears and when they do not the earring Is sure to make Its ap pearance as conspicuously as possible. Fashioned of stones lit white or color, mounted in gold or white metal, they assume great lengths. Some of the newer ones are, in the form' of attractive tassels, others con sist of a large stone at the ear, an Inch or more ot fine chain, studded perhaps with tiny pears and ending In a large gem to mutch the one at the ear. 1 A very unusual pair patches at the car under a huge pearl and at differ ent lengths other lurge pearls were suspended on fine platinum chains. ' Necklaces too nre good and it is almost impossible to describe ' the many combinations of color' and bead shapes that appear ' In ' them, Opaque white beads form the main part of many a new necklace and they are studded with crystal brads of different colors which appear, at Intervals, alorfg the chain, and In clusters'nbout a perforated silhouette medallion that hungs at the front. Many of them finish too with silk tassels and others with tassels of beads. Beads of varied' sIhcb in dif ferent , colors of clear and opaque beads are also good. These come In the amber, amethyst, emerald, ruby, and sapphire colors and are some times ulternateil with tiny beads of contrasting color or metal.'" ' Wetal filagree beads arc also used with the color in most effective ways. Girdles too are good and are shown In great variety. These arc made of all kinds of beads and metals stud- dud with Jewels. Others are made of heavy silk cords and finish, with long heavy," silk tassels, Somo of these have two strands of the silk cord passing about the waist and fasten tn several places with jeweled buckles. Kor the straight line frock that promises to be a big feature again tills spring many Interesting varia tions of the leather and kid belt ore shown. These are narrow and many of them are stitched or perforated Introducing contrasting color. These are often studded with metal nail heads, or have little meal buckles' woven Into them which give them a resemblance to trappings. Bracelets too are being worn and some of them are the colorful stiff shapes, but the newest variety- is made of several strands of nearls that clasp closely about the -wrist. Narrow black ribbon trimmed with jeweled buckles are also effective and very becoming- to the average wrist. Intricate and Interesting designs are worked out ln: the buckles that ap pear on the top of the wrist. Fans are a necessary part of the evening costume and are made of many difforent mediums. Luce fans are ' made on ' shell or lack sticks and long flounces of lace that wave gracefully when tho-fan is in motion. Feather funs still appear ln ostrich but the smartest ones are made of cock and pheasant ! feathers and of other unusual plumage. Hand puint eiT fans are also carried and there Is no set design but each Is different and good looking. Purses and bags are necessary ac complishments to all costumes and they are every known kind from the I silk and velvet embroidered In beads to the heavy leal hers for more prac tical purposes. Mesh bags too are good and are ; made with watoh I catches that open ' with a simple I press of a clasp and with lace like patterns in the fringe effects. Flat envelope shaped cases of moire are embroidered In silk' and beads and Iclipped at the edges with tiny clips of metal. They are fastened with jeweled or melal burtons. I'ln seal Is the medium for the uer uiKvnuinu uua aim puu,sos in j black, but Interesting combinations . of suede and vachette or of patent i leather with fancy tooled effects in 1 different colors ore also among tho, newest of the seasons offerings. j Long narrow eifrelopo purses to be worn on tlm back of the hand ' are shown In leathers and ln cellu-1 loid and shell effects. Interesting' buttons and medallions trim the up- 1 per flap of these. Borne of the new? ones show the perforated silhouette ivory motlls that are shown as the1 center of Interest In many of tho j imported necklace, , 1 1 JwefltttLto R ' 1 'i ti Vfcass' ' " aaasW mar, r ! i iiwi s r i i-- incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES PENDLETON, OREGON Easter PRFT Tht Ration ' piat fashioq parade is only a fey &jri'twfy, Tan do nil waal to t "out of stylo" on Easter Sunday. Complete youi preparation, . now! Our large displays of all kinds of things to wear will prove to be in tensely interesting to you if you hare your Easter wardrobe iamind t&i desire to provide it economically, v : - ' ... . . .,,f -4- MoreiG V Just Received From NewsYork TIUT nation-jwide authority on fashion, the 'Vojuf" Magazine, m its issue dated April 15th ; (on a!e April Cth), again selects and admirably illustrates su beautiful gowns &hoivn in the stock of ,the J. C. Penn- Company.- This, again, is a fine testimonial to the correct ness and newness of the modes We era showing. . Speaking of these gotrns, tha ."Vogue"! Magazine Bays,!'They ex-' precs tho very newest models . u viewed by Parii" " . Two of " the Six "" Style Shown In "Vogue" 1 . -v. r I ' f i 'I ' . : . .. i (Left) . - h "W- : Kit, u. '... tif :.. ' Grey and Jad. Canton , Crepe Gown, KlvtDg the long and Mender Hues. Embroidered ln harmonizing color, the plaited panels forming au effective uneven tent. ' J $37.75 (Right) Tau de Crepe t!6vu of youthful lines. An eijulslte simile ot yellow, combined with Organdie and (ieorgette, makes this cos tume altogetLai charming.. $29.75 Four Other Styles Shown ' m " Vo&ze" Gown of Bonfire' Printed Crepe over while Crepe da Chine. $29.75 ... ... x Draped Cape (lowu of Auro l'rt and White 1'un de Crepe j - gold eyelet embroidery. Gown of Fusehla Trluted Crepe with body of Crepe de Chlue. $24.75 Gown of Orey Canton with piping and interlaced belt of Crepe. $29.75 $39.75 A Score of Years V c Achievement ' In April, 1902 twenty" ' years ago the doors of the first J. C. Penney . Company store were thrown open to the public The moment, signalised , ft march of progression that has had no equal lu in. the annals .of depart mental storekeeping. - From that one store has grown 312 stores; a total business the , first year of approximately ' $'-':000 has expanded to last, year.. This wonderful growth, bom of keeping faith with' a generous public, is but a forerunner of i greater achievements to, come.' ' In the coming Summer and Fall we shall add more than 50 new stores to our ever-lengthening chain. White Shoes For Women 1 Smart White Canvas Oxfords for women; with white enamel . military heel. Vtmo8t In style and quality at the least possible cost. .,, $2.49 Oxfords Women's Chic Styles .$3.49 I ouK-ii s -otfm-d : (h n-' I psti-ated ) gun 'awttar-tbal. peiforated clrcnln tmip, .' peifoiated imitation' ".tip. welt soles, Tarrytown last. . '....'......i:.v.: $4.08 Women's Oxford, hlaclt kid bal, linltatioit tip, mill- , tary heel wtth -rubber top lift. McKay sole, Cameo last. . , Women's Oxford, black glased klrtvbat, Pi. mi. . tary heel with rubber top lift, McKay soles. o qa Academy Irtt. , ; 9o,SfO Women's Oxford, black kid bal, imitation tip, mill- . tary heel, welt soles, New $49 'Wometi's Oxford, Slii-. hopany kid bal, tip, mill-' tiiry heel with rubber -top lih, Goodyear welt soles, Vassar last ............... $3.90 Women's Oxford, mahog any kid bal. tip, military heel with rubber top lift, McKay soles, A en Academy last. . . $4.b9 Easter Hats Men's Smart Styles , int; i. EONNIECREST One of the New Ones $3.98 3 Tour Easter Hat is here ! ' We've prepared a splendid showing of the newest styles and "most popular colon such as mode ;Uie popular light tau), russet (a splendid brown) and seal (a rich (lark brown). It's a brown Hat season and we have them iie-e. All the other colors too. ' Exceptional values at $1.98, $2.98, $3.93, $08. "Let no be your HaKer" THE 14 IjilinnsT CHAIN InARTMKNT -STORE OUGAMZATIO.X Vi THE WORLD. If i ..."t--ft...,.