oAlLY gAST 6REG0NIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1922.
6, 1922.
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V yA'miirm Vilv:;" JSI -,H' v SI
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100
IT'S MOJIE THAT! TIIAT-IT IS A FORCE ABLE SMASHING
OF ALL KNiJWN VALUES I'AST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.
IT'S A TIIUNDEilING APPEAL TO THRIFT. HERE YOUR
DOLLAR HAS THE OLD-TIME CHANCE TO DO ALL AND
MORE THAN ITS FULL DUTY. THE GOOD OLD-TIME AMER
ICAN DOLLAR IS A REAL GIANT HERE-ITS POWER AL
MOST UNLIMITED.
Pi
retell Your Dollars !
FROM THE DRY GOODS SECTION
3 pair regular 50c fine ribbed, double
foot hemmed top, extra good quality
cotton hose for
2 GSc-value fine Gauze Union Suits, reg
ular shoulder strap, tight or shell
kneen at our Dollar Sale for
A large lot of Niagara Maids and Van Ftaalte
$2.50 short or long silk Oloves, DiacK or
grey at
7 yds. 20c 36-inch Comforter Challies in
lights or darks at
3 yds. 22c Muslin, 36 inch, bleached, spe
cial duality at
4 yds. 35c Romper Cloth, 32-in., a dandy
fabric for rompers or house dresses at
2 yds. 85c Tissue Ginghams in a large va
riety of colors and patterns at
.- yds. an hK'h iviviiif. liuiit
lerc Thursday
and fridav
fP JUL
aiitl diii'li patterns, IWv al.
tixliiy at 5 imls for
7 s. 27 -In i1ir ihiK
Iiam In chi'titts lluils and
Mi'iprN at
d. IV lii. Irs .inu-
liam. U7r Mil. In Cii i m
st rl !., i-lii't-k1, plain .! r
$l
$l
$l
$l
$1
$l
$1
;$1
DOLLAR DAY IN WE GROCERY DEPT.
5 I'oiiiiiIh of Our fiotxl Coffee
at
1(1 ( hiis of 2(h:
1 Cai'iic at only
hilc Con
$1
$1
2Ji Pounds of 75(! piHiiul ;illl
liHilir TfU at
10 iiii'I.HKrs of Diamond W.
Jelly l'mwlrr at
1 1 l'niiiiils t'ahl'Kiiiiii
Itrans at only
While
It Pounds of 2."e round Kill'
I'raclii's
Sj !( ds of 75c J'mmd .la-
lan . .ra lor
Sll Cans of Small Carnation
.Milk at .
8 Cans of Standard Corn, buy
it for
;l Cans of "."' l'nurli
rooms for
i'2 lNamds
Suar ft
of Very !' Cam1
10 Cans of Snidrr's loiiialo
Smik til f ml v .
SI
SI
$1
SI
: $1
$1
$1
$1
$1
12 Pounds of Fancy Ilt'iul IJi.,c
liny H now for
(I Cans of Curtis 15'st 25c tans
I'iini'iitos at
10 l.ai'uc Cans of Carnation
.Milk at only
(! rounds of 25c iioiiud ltulk
Cocoamit, now
i l'ackaftcs of :SOc package
Wheat Hearts at only
7 Cans of Standard Soinatocw.
lluy them at
2 $1.00 Cans of (.round Clioco.
late at
2U rounds of 80c pound Htm l,
Tea
Yards 'lOe Crash steens
All IJlien Towelin" at . .
IKv'tli ineli llcmstitchcil
15c lUi-aehed Towels at
4
3
$1.35 i
7
t. Itatt Com
foi-ters sif.v
i'.W. sim: at
lair Hoys 25' llcay aiul
fine ItililHtl Host.
Itnis cliilihvti 2 to 0 year
hlte lailoml S2.." dito.
6 Yards 22c Long Cloth. A Splen
did value at
6 Pair Ladies 2'Jc Fine Ribbed Hose
for
1 Pair Children's 4c Heavy Rib
bed Hose at
4 Yards "Windsor Crepe, Fancy
and Plain Patterns
WW
$1
$1
;$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
Ready-to-Wear
Department
J- is lni
2)1 "
SPECIALS
is what u can lm fhit Qual-
50 aiul SI. To .Middir at.
fi.r 2 l t'liililimi's
Mit-pinu t.artmiits.
4 II.
fur 2 IH it A tit t I
lip tr pirl-.
in IImw JtJ.Ort luvlin IVttl
iats t only M.00
$1
$1
$l
$l
fr any f otir SI. 50
(inultum lVttktats.
to $2
Iliiys 2 Inlantst lui. iat
a it 91.75 tu -.5 altit.
I'or I.a1i SI. 75 and $2 I-int-.
Iom I tra iiil.
for !t pair
lrair.
R5t IU-t Mu-lin
BOYS' DEPARTMENT
Is for
89c
ta'ue jii
llov l'T- nM SXWVIIS P.inls
flu l Jl loir lot if wm anil initial Ni. t ih In klialki atiil
S4'l4 iuiiiIs in iinltMi-s f J Mw lu aili loth.
ml tl.Mii ca". 1tJ
vmIiii'- at
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an. I nr sli.V at J l) C ' r,-"''"" "ar ah'
I IRV
f.r l1t SIIS Sirt M.in in Iiulit
IlialtT-irtN ill a taricty 'f
tat trnis, l..'Ci tahtl at....
TOM saw VI 15
59c
l Snlt, m.i., frni Tm Saw-
t cum anittl matcri
A Miap at ......
98c
9
it Saw-
$2.69
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i.Vi.r.Y iay op this samo
"IS A NKW SAItKS DAY"
111Y NOW AT IH12 TltlCICS.
I
I'lllt'lS NO LOW YOI'H 1'OCKl.T.
ItOOK Wll.L HAKDliY 1110 i. rr;it.
Vvi :isi;i with to uhtai.n a good
isil l'LY
i ! v."' ,. ,..;.!. ;:,:-! .'.''v.i,
When I announced a few days a so that I was Ire to turn $100,000.00 worth of this wanted mer-
!S chandise into the homes of the people of Eastern Orion, the wise ones scoffed, said impossible it
y can't be done. But they didn't know J. N. Brisbois,"ie Man in Charge." From the way the economi
cs cal people have flocked to this store the past ten da it will not only be done but will be done in a
very much less time than. I had anticipated: its noecret. 1 simply made prices so low on this high
m class merchandise mat tnrniy peopie wnmii to mutan i auora 10 siay away, anu rememDer mat
tT ..'KA rm kntr ItACA Amnvimnr ihii novf f 51 V fY fllflilV ni'itu m omr rloir irmi mmr' .ahia a..
1 buv vour head off for in most instances you will beaying less than wholesale cost, and everv nur-
M chase is backed with the; Guarantee of Satisfaction your money back, (with the exception of piece
goods cut to your order.
f FREE W k A GASFKEE AWf
Z A RAILROAD TAIR A f M FLL GIVE 5 GAL"
U ONE WAY 50 MI. f 1 L0NS WITI1 A P"-
$1 , Fgy WITil A $20 FUR- ( ! I t $,20 rURCHASEX 1
$1 CHASE OR MORE W '0R .T ' '
Values to $10
WONDERFUL EXHIBIT
AND MORE THAN 500 SUITS TO SELECT FROM.
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r ...
ItiRht now you cart select one of tlieso $10.4S suits at
an actual savins of 810 to $20. They are mostly
joimg mra's iiiikIi'Is niiMle of worsteds and caNlimere
fabrics. They are well tailored and liave splendid
linings. Hoys' here's your cluuice. , .
Values to $42.50
Not a suit up to aiul liicltulins $42.50. Stiits ill Style.
I'ltis,. ;iotl Craft and Hart ScJiaffner & Marx. Tweeds
cashmeres, serges and mixtures In slims, stouts and res
ulars and in a riuifte of styles as large as you will find
In any store in roitland.. Wliy pay $10 to $18 more for
.jom-, suits when .you', JiaveJ tliis cliaiue, ' ,
ki Values to $35.00
lleautiful Hart Scliaffner & Alarv and Ilirsh. Wick
wire, suits that any tailor would ask you $75 for. Stills
that carry the guarantee of satisfactory wear of the two
highest class clothing makers In the entire, world today.
f you liny all unknown suit and it fails to please you,
yon are the loser. If you buy a suit at this sale you can
bring It back, for adjustment if you arc not entirely
satisfied. ' .
FOR
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST.
'MEN'S GOOD SHOES
nsoii Army Hen'a heavy fine (fO A P
cq qc ,kr(l Kri0 ?Z.4i
$4.50 Work Shoes T
EVER
JB
ODY
READ! Reread; This Budoet of Shoe Baraains
This week I am placing an extra reduction on'eveSummer coat and also silk or wool dress, and
on about 100 early fall coats. These reductions vjrange from $1.50 from present sale prices to
$10 and on ten coats and ten suits and dresses 101 place an envelope with a slip marked free
If you buythis garment after it is settled for youfen this envelope which is attached
sleeve of each garment If the slip reads free jipu
may read. All garments -will have a reduction of $0 or more this week.
LADIES' COATS LADIES' IESSES LADIES' SUITS
to the
our money back or any amount the slip
This group of Stimnu-r anil Kail Coals
arc our regular alues to S:t7..0. Some
ait. I'nll silk liuiNl anil all arc extra sHvial
ltarsaius. You'll find mo9t any size or
color at
Another grouping
I i esses for street and!
are dresses to $15. Ce
ifieautiful Silk
p wear. Tlicy
tie tills week at
SI 4.95 SI 405 S
Xim ou can buy jour unrestricted
choice of any summer suit, tricotinc, e
loin's, serge, etc., values l $U at only
9.95
00 I'alrs Men's Miuison Aimy
soft tip, oak solo
S.-.50 and .00
Work Shoes at. .
40 Pair .Ih-u's Rest and New
est fall 8.50
Walk-Over ' Ox.
foiUs in brovni
One lot Men's to $8.50 semi
dress shoes in
biimn ' or black
at .-...'. 1
Men's kid and finest calf skin
" $4.95 r3 .shoc8 $5.95.
n.iiM M'llll- ItlfJI
.$1.95-
Hoys very giMxl lieovy
hool shoes in
most sizes to sl.e
$3 value at
sole
$1:19
I'LL PAY YOU
50c FOR YOUR OLD SHOES
Any day this week you can . bring in your worn
out shoes and I'll allow you 50c on each pair fmm
the price of any woman's shoo you buy that sells
for :t.50 or over at sale price. Itring your old
shoes to our Halcony shoe department nuuiucr on
credit. -
nii,i)iti:'s
SANDALS SUI'I'I KS
This large lot consists if
whilo canva.s one, strap and
genuine all leather oak
sole sandals, 1.00 anil
1.25 values, at
59c
t.IIU.S'
to sle 11 kill, patent and
calf skin, fine school and
dress shoes In black or
brown. Shoes uuulo of the.
finest of leather and sold
, from 9:1. GO to $4 at :
WE CUT LOOSE
OM DRY GOODS
$1.69
AKICI
HIOItK VOU
Another big lot of women's
shoes, pumps and oxfords,
values to $H just put out
for this week. Kids, calf
skins, etc., all are shoes of
the lH'tter kind, only it and
:t shoes of a kind; buy a
uulr at
$1.00
IjA DI1CS'
Perfect Kusn House Slip
pers, soft kid, turn sole, for
the woman who wants real
comrort. These uro f U.50
values at
Women Look! V011
never saw such low
prices im Dry Goods
Vou sae on evcry-tlilng.'
(idlest Here's your
hanec. Dry r;ods
ri's 'iit clear to
I he bottom.
Now I want you ladies to line up and make sure you get here this week. I promise you I
am going to show you Dry Goods from silks down, marked at prices you can't resist Make
me show you, you women who make up your own and your, children's garments. It'll be a
pleasure to me and I know you'll say "that fellow sure does keep his word." You're going
to find this great big stock of pry Goods, Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves,' Laces, Under
wear, etc., so way down cheap it's actually going to make you happy you came and
when you get back home your enthusiasm will carry you all over your neighbor
hood showing your friends- the splendid purchases you made.
40c All Linen Crash I $2.25 3G-inch Georcettes,
you nkvj:k saw srnr pisici:si
Women's lo $10.50 Shoes that fit, that
wear, (hat actually cry out their beauly,
Macks and browns. You'll sure like
them at
Women's Iteal ltcst Cushion Sole,, the
Idle Hour and other good comfort
shoes that are to $0 good values, now
I .allies' Ijow and Miliary heel soft kid
turn sole lrcss Shoes, $10 uctiral val
ues today. Now utock up .
$1.79
$2.98
$2.49
$2.89
WE ARE STILL PAYING $1.03 FORjHEAT IN TRADE AT THIS SALE
pendietonS greatest dHrtment store
2fnel
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W. Fred Earl
eopio ware nou
"S L-A1-" -- 6 .ffWJlTf?
WHERE IT PAftO TRADE
rendlclon's Quarter Milliorillar Department Stoic R. I). Sayres
se,
yard .
$1.50 Table Damask, per
yard . .....
$1.50 Curtain Drapery
yard
30c 36-inch Cretonnes, the
yard
35c 32-inch Romper Cloth
yard .
25c Percales, Your Choice
yard
40c 32 inch Jap Crepes,
yard
69c 36-inch Linen Suiting,
yard
85c 32-inch Tissue Ginghams
- yard .
20c Dress Ginghams
yard
$3.50 Kayser Union Suits with
silk tops at . ; . .
26c
95c
89c
18c
26c
17c
29c
. 49c
53c
23c
$1.75
yard
$2.50 Ladies' Fleeced Union
Suits
$2.98 Sport Skirtings,
yard . ;..
35c, Devonshire 36 inch Cloth
yard
$1.50 Lace Clocked Silk
Hose
$2.00 Lace Silk Hose
at
$1.00 Ladies Fibre Silk Hose
at .
50c Hose for Children
at .
$6.75 Wool Nap Blankets
at ...
$3.50 Collar and Cuff Sets
at
35c Hose for Children
at . i : .- r. . : .v. . . .'-?.'. ;'
$1.38
$1.79
$1.95
26c
89c
98 c
69c
26c
$4.25
$1.29
14c
if BOYS' & GIRLS' I
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