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Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Diane Breault Farley's Corset Shop
is in the Victory Theatre building as
before, but now you go up one flight
and turn to the right. The rooms
have been renovated, new goods have
arrived. and with the large display
windows it is most attractive little
shop
Vogue" says, "The most striking
feature Of new furs for wintersis a
distressing one; their price, which has
been mounting steadily and continues
to soar"
/ Hall Mark and Gorham silver for
Fall weddings, is being featured by
Jeweler Shaw, and what lady Is there
who does not pride herself on her sill
liver?
From Paris comes word that gray
hose are smart just now; and in spite
of the popularity Of the low shoe, a
number of smartly dressed women
have appeared lately in high boots
the tops of light gray suede, the
vamps and heels of black patent
leather.
Madam Woisard is showing at her
new millinery rooms such smart sail
ors. Sailors are quite the thing again
/ this season, some Of velour, others of
| duvetyn and still others of silk plush.
! This week Madam Woisard also has in
new feather hats
! Mildred Harris Chaplin attended
the opening of Spanish Love- and
proved to be one of the most beauti-
full blondes seen in any place for a
long time Marguerite Clark also was
among those present, accompanied by
her sister Cora. And so was Mary
McLaren, who wore a blue frock and
hat, and established her claim of being
one of the best dressed women on the
screen.
Nothing can make room more at
tractive than stunning floor lamp.
Blanchette e. Brodeur have some of
these electric floor lamps, with shades
so lovely they beggar description.
They sell from $1,000 up.
| Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne returned recently 10 Califor-
MIA. accompanied by Master Richard
Stansbury Bushman, their l4-month-
L.
and are now established in coy
/ bungalow in Hollywood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bushman are here to do double
service. the plans of Mr. Morosco, for
whom they came west, including their
appearance On the stage in new
play; and also in the studio transfer
ring The Half Breed" and The
Master Thief
A variety Of music rolls for player
pianos, consisting of both classical
and popular music, is kept by Jeweler
Shaw. There are marches. waltzes.
two steps and fox trots.
Nothing makes or mars ones looks
like the hat she wears; so it pays to
70 to a milliner like Miss Egan, who
has long been in the business and
knows just what to buy.
Ivory umbrella handles are still
smart, and there are many of imita-
ton ivory and coral and jade, carved. |
Some of the smartest umbrellas are
topped with beautifully carved and
polished wood. which is much more
durable than ivory.
The Ladies' Speciality Shop has
line of fur neck pieces it win pay you
to see and should be bought now
while the prices are down
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

A. Gilman 4 Co. are to have a de
mcnstration Of the Round Oak Pipe
less Heater. at their store. beginning
Saturday the 18th and lasting until
the 22nd. Their large display win
dows are to be used for this purpose.
and they are also TO have a woman
demonstration as well as man who
will explain the advantages of these
heaters to you.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Diane Breault Farley's Corset Shop
is in the Victory Theatre building as
before. but now you go up one flight
and turn to the right. The rooms
have been renovated, new goods have
arrived. and with the large display
windows it is a most attractive little
shop.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Harper 63E8&f leitS "a tlt@t 1 aAAS
returns TO her old-time gaiety clothed
in wendrous velvets and jewels" and
that black is "frightfully smart,
New is the time to don wool sport
skirts. At the Ladies' Specially Shop
they have Just received some nobby
ones. some plain material, others in
nlaids and others in small checks.
Trey are all beauties and SO smart
looking. This little shop is at l76
Main street, opposite Bartlett's store.
Iced tea glasses, mayonnaise dish
es, Jelly and grapejuice sets, cracker
and cheese dishes and vases are among
the new arrivals in cut glass and
china at Jeweler Shaw's.
Mrs. Morgan Belmont, daughter
in-law of August Belmont, who makes
her screen debut in "Way Down East
plays the part of Boston society ma
tron in the earlier scenes in the play,
and in order to get into her role of
motion picture actress she reported
for work every morning for six weeks
at exactly the same time the other
PLAYERS were expected, and her pay Is
said to have been the same. Mr.. Grit
fifth does not play favorites, and So
cial position more or less meant little
TO him.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Hall Mark and Gorham silver for
Fall weddings, is being featured by
Jeweler Shaw, and what lady is there
who does not pride herself on her sill
yer?
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

PATTY PUTNAM.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Vogue" says, "The most striking
feature Of new furs for wintersis a
distressing one; their price, which has
been mounting steadily and continues
to soar"
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

From Paris comes word that gray
hose are smart just now; and in spite
of the popularity Of the low shoe, a
number of smartly dressed women
have appeared lately in high boots
the tops of light gray suede, the
vamps and heels of black patent
leather.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

/ The Ladies' Specially Shop has a
line Of fur neck pieces it viii pay you
to see and should be bought now
while the prices are down.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-10

Madam Woisard is showing at her
new millinery rooms such smart sail
ors. Sailors are quite the thing again
this season, some of velour, others of
duvetyn and still others of silk plush.
This week Madam Woisard also has in
new feather hats.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
CLUB WOMEN TO
RUN THEIR FHEATER!

ToI Fn0. Oct. i5.-Poslcrs 10 front
Of a local theater and the sight OF
actresses IN kimonas in The alley al
the hack of the stage so shocked club
women Of Toledo that they plan 20
purchase the building and conduct
4 thoaier Of their owui
"frs worse than any lheater In New
YORK says Miss Edith Wesicott.
secrrtary OF the Toledo Woulcn's
club. "Such conditions shouldn't he
allowed 10 exist here"
Mis- WssicOit saws that while all
the Indecent .iheaters arc making
money tho club women propose to
show theatre managers that a dc
cont" show can make money.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15


Asthma is not only a disagreeable ar
Fiction but a dangerous one The con.
Etant difficult breathing. the choked up
air passages, the struggle for air. the
loss of rest combine to force a great
strain on the nervous system and heart
often too great strain to stand.
10 II the worst or folly 20 neglect such
q condition or 10 continually treat with
ordinary narcotic medicines. drugs in-
halere. smokes, or douches which merely
give temporary relief ftoln the choking
parOxvsms. and do not relieve or cor
rect the real cause of the trouble In.
etcad get from n. B. Danforth or any
druggist a small bottle Of Oxidazo (es.
scntial oiD tablets and take one at short
Intervals whenever distress Is felt and
pne on going 20 bed. Instant relief IS
Usually felt and I'm addition the effect
Of consistent treatment Is 10 gradually
bring about q greatly improved health
condition as the symptoms OF Asthma
disappear forever Oxidnxe Is the sue
ccssful prescription OF Worcester.
Mass physician ana iis treatment of
Asthma. even in the very worst forms
has probably never been excelicd
y. b. Danforth sells a and patients
bnd n a safe, pleasant and ineI pensivc
hestmeut 10 use.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
Asthma
Is Dangerous

Folly TO Disregard It's warning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
men and women
ARE NO OLDER
! Than THEY FEEL

flna a. 49,. fS:
sFrr, =, our le.oIng doctofs says
=. at!one, no matter what tneir age,
~. - neaithy and strong. 10 10 Q
- tAke care OF yourself.
-, tor wans OF Iron and Phosphatss
H. my oe old at thirty, nervous,
Ph.srl, Win plenty OF Iron and
SPnsu IN vonr blood, you will
= yoons, full oklife. vim and energy.
!. . slny man and woman who ought
N young are losing out simply
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06

Deeceee eaIle1 49, l5o als
|e1p1nnnfle Wsso slnDas M Ut
|Gmbo6to1 - 1ooDook f1go1ntioao ek
- cuapor141vely - sc3sneo oe
|DSycholoGy. mo throo qualil1es
Included = these Iaus. - exp1ain-
ed. mu1t ~ embodied n every -
vertisement Of any nafurA r. ons
= lacking tho n = crippled. r
two are gone the a u accomplish
Inv the cpDcstts rssult froM ~
One dooikod.
Use q positive vesGs = ~ 1set
Of these Every statemsnt may b
made u . positive way. % ia
speaking 70 Z su1aIl boy at4xoe4ed
to : Are, which may - daneeFous
to him) James, como and let ~
play Marbles" Tor some othsr nsw
thought attractive - tia 6oy), IN
stead Of flames. dont 60 near that
hre." The lsttsr statement keeps
the "hfss before his mind. and he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06

loFDLL0 N
SHORT PERIOD


y wv ~ Danicky ovef : con6i.
49, that follows naturally the con.
{ 5sSaoa e 3 vnfs Why hafboS dire
sSoughts Of cstastrophe and revclu-l
f5on when these things cannot hap
Tness wsre thoughts expoundea
~ prof, Staalsy 4 krebs. world
6mous psyehelog1st economio e.
- and lectures, In his address. to
/ - sAvsrtisiag nen Of the tri-
sitiae q the Hiaekhawk hotel In
0evsnport last night. The meeting
- under the auspices Of the Dsv-
export Al club.
Professor Krshs VA positive In
iii Of his statements relating to the
prs,ailinG high cot OF living. IN
clear, convincing style no told tina
a men that the people Of the ccun-
~ have become unduly excited
errr prices, and the epidemic u
strikes and other labor disturb
ances.
n pointed to the fact that II has
aivays proved true after the con-
eiusion Of war that economic con-
ditions have reached the straining
point, only to gradually resume
saain what II termed normal state,
Gees Three Years.
Three years, and the people OF
this country will again be follow
ine daily pursuits, everyone abso-
jufely contented. This Is the length
81 lime Professor Krebs allots TOR q
return to conditions that existed
previous to the war. He explained
by showing how each year produc-
ton will be increased while de-
nsnd decreases until the two bal
ante again. This will be brought
about with the return Of France.
Germany, Russia and other war
torn countries to the field Of pro-
duetion. When this has been &C.
complished and the United States
Is required to export less and less
Of it, food and manufacturing prod
ucts, the high cost OF living will
CedA0 W CAtct 80 cPON~AS W A0oAS
the minds Of the credulous ones.
Such were the statements Of IN
sxpert In economic conditions.
Each was 80 clearly defined that
his audience was convinced that the
only logical conclusion to follow Is
that outlined by him.
He termed predictions Of q revo-
luton in this country as nothing
more or less than bunk. the BRAIN
children Of fanatical agitators who
have no conception of the Ameri
can public at large. A man may
stand out on a street corner and
ran' and rave, tell his listeners
that anarchy is bound to result II a
remedy is not forthcoming. and he
vii, be believed by a few. 1t may
even follow that a disturbance such
q predicted will follow here and
there; Just sufficient to cause
round of amusement that some PEI
sons should entertain an idea that
this government can be over
thrown.
Praises Wilson.
Professor Krebs paid splendid
tribute to President Wilson. AL
thought not OF the same political
persuasion, he referred to the chief
executive of the nation as being a
man who has had to accomplish a
greater mass Of work than any
predecessor in the ONCE.
Speaking In regard to the League
Of Nations covenant, he declared 1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06

LIKE A MULE

You've got to coax It to make it
30. "Neutrone Prescription 80" will
start the most stubborn and logged
case Of rheumatism.
We have witnessed its effective
ness in hundreds of cases, it does
things.
"Neutrons Prescription 90" is en-.
tlrely different from the old prepara.
lions IN that it aims at eliminating
81 Rheumatic poisons BY purifying
tne blood, common sense teaches you
this.
u removes those awful pains,
iinbers up those swollen, stiff
1olah and muscles in . way that
VIII surprise you. Get q bottle to-
dsy, ct the old stun out Of your
!stsm. For sale BY
4. J. Riess the druggist. and leading
Gssgists everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Another Lot to Close Out
W01,1e11's Cotton
Stockings. at Csc

This Iot consists mainly a numbers that have been
discontinued. Five different lines Of black, white or
tan cotton stockings, that sell regularly up to 40c
pair. ExeGllmt quality yarns and good dyes. The
values offered in any Of these lots viii have to be seen
to be sppreciated.
AeS1sEy Dee9lea-Aain Floe9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Drug
SundrieS

: Oval Hard Wster Sosp
- Lathers freely in
hard water. Per bar ice
Tor 3 bars for sbc)
Toilet Soap - Good
quality. 3 kinda. Witch
hazel. Oatmeal. and
Buttermilk. Per bar 4c
Toilet SOAP Highly
perfumed. Witchhaxel.
Oatmeal. Rose and FL
derflower. Per bar. Be
Sylvan Talcam Powder
Violet. Carnation and
Sandlewood. Value Per
can 1Sc. at. lie
&C . n pelatu n The
househ0ldremedy. Large
size jar. Soc value.
n ........... ~
Calex-ne oxygen
tooth owder. Per
can ZIG
PsroxAe-1S o.. size,
regular sc bottJe. Use
Uhfys RIee fsvd9-
Extra fine. An shades,
pr bog. ..........-M
Het We1se Dsltls-8x-
tn sualiGy hsavy, ri
fuboee. 3 euast sila
AA Ss-......~..0e
1olA 1xuohee KeeD
Geaa bgaDd. Bsiof1as
~ = u1oA 1De1. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Mems Cashmere Sox
at SOC

This hose is our regular 76c numbsr and an at7ao-
tive one 1t that price It is perfectly made of fine soft
yarns Of medium weight The only colors left are dark
oxford and natural hence this opportunity TO purchase
these hose at Soc the pair.
Moss Shsp-Nah F1esr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Ch;ldre,,'s Stockings
3 pairs 100

This Is line Of good wearing black stockings that
cannot be duplicated to sell at the price now asked
neither get this same number st higher price
We therefore, discontinue the number and give you
the benefit of the low market price. Those wishing
single pairs can purchase them at Sc
Hssiesy Secdsa-Hafn Flsss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Wo,71e,,'s Cotton
Stockings. 8 pairs 100

This assortment contains two numbers Of standard
makes. Choiee Of black or white in I'll sses. Run
proof SaEte topa. Reinforced foot. Cannot be duph-
Gated On todays market 70 sell less than Zoe straight
Those who wish to buy single pairs may do at Csc.
Hesisy Seetea-Ash Fissr. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
A Close.Out Sale of
WO,,1e,1's Cotton
Stockings. at 15c

Four excellent numbers enter this sale at 16c. For
mer selling price as high Is SOC pair The assort-
ment As q whole win represent al sizes and you are
offered choice Of plain black or white With fancy boot
Hssja7 0ec3ea-Haia Flss1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Mems Pure Silk Sox.
at HALF PRICE =

About FIVE dosan. very fine McCallum silk half hose
In plain black and eolors. Also few fancy patterns.
Tho old prices ranged from 160 to 275 and the prices
this sale are just half those prices This offer is ex-
planned by the fact that there only three Sizes 81
10 and 101..
Is1s khoD--AAh Fsof.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Chjldre,1's STOCKINGS
Substantially
at Csc

Months ago tried to fill in sizes one Of soc
numbers Of children's stockings The factory was
able to make delivery, rather than dissppoint
they sent Us several cases of sub-standards which
every one knows practically off the market. These
stockings are near perfect that they are hardly
discenabe Were they perfect they would sell for Soc
pair.
All sizes in black only
Hsslsry Seetsn-Maia FIssr. +
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06


fast colorS.
Bolt lac
TriD1iag Battens -
Cards containing ) 70 II
buttons. and values ~
high - 100 . dozen.
The elose-out price
&= Card 1Oc
Wselen Skirt Birds
yard pieces. good line
OF coiors, worth 26c .
bolt Bolt Ice
Niekeled Scissora-
s inch size. Special
At 29c
Barretts, Back Combs
and Side Combs in q
closeout sale at choice
1Oc each
Lingerie tape colors
pink, blue or whits. 6
yard pieces; now the
Bolt Sc
wave Brald-whife only
in s yard pieces
at Sc
belongs Safety Pins
Sizes, 2. ~ and axsort-
ed one dozen on = card.
at Sc
Main Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
: Won1e,,'s Fibre
Stockings. at 85c

All sizes in black only. We need say but very Htle
of this number It has proven to be one Of our most
popular sellers at 100 Most every il acqu&dnt-
ed with its sterling quality, and win grasp this oppor-
tunity to supply her nseds during this sale.
Hssisy Sectisa-Mail Floor. i,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Wo,,,e,,'s Silk Stockings
at 1.59

Han = special fran cur regular zoo line. Made
Of pure thread silk with mock seams Isle garter top
and reinforced foot Complete range Of sizes in black
white pearl eordovan, navy and battleshp gsy. Anti
cpate your hosiery needs and save 41c pair during
this sale Hsaiesy Aeet1sa-Mail l1eer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-06
Here Are -Four Numbers Of Women's
Stockings Underpriced for Clearance

Weaa1 SIX F1bla etsckiaes- Log
Mock seams, black only .OC
WsmAs 6e3aafifIe Sek Staeiine- nn
In Cry, Cogdovm and White .-... JUG
Wm0's Pus 81 eaaeAnes-
and Drop Stitch style in black and eordovan, q 1Os
Waaas S0k Fasaisasd stsehins-
b hleck, vhits. eoedovan and nsyy. High I co
heeas rsln1orcsd so1ss ..........-..........1s Lug
AssWy oss1oso-Aah Kesr.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
CO. CHORUS
TIRES PEOPLE

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Upon his re-
turn today to national headquarters from
a final visit to Mid West headquarters at
Chicago, George White, chairman of the
Democratic national committee, said :,
THE American people are tired Of the
chorus OF Republican katydids croaking
he did-he didn't"
He issued the following statement:
THE American people, being Just and
wise arrive at their political decisions
only when a case is completed.
They discard preconceptions and
propaganda in favor of the truth; that
is just what they have done this year
I had no doubt of it when left New
York few days ago for visit to Mid
West headquarters and Ohio.
II have no doubt of it now.
They have made up their minds to
elect Governor Cox and Democratic
Senate ir order to avert the infamy OF
order to save the league.
They are weary of the chorus of Re-
publican katydids croaking he did-he
didn't
They will elect foursquare President
instead of a human weather-vane.
senator Harding has only stopped os-
clliatlng once and that was when he said
on the league and its reservations al
Des Moines: I don't want any CLARIFYING
reservations. | stand for rejection
senator Johnson points out Senator
harding has put the League of Nations
Senind him and rejects not only the
league but any modification.
the people agree with Senator John
son and they will vote for Governor Gov,
VINO mas put the league in front of him.
TO one has been more credulous In
trying to fool the people than the Re-
publican candidate, but Des Moines wa :
enough for the voters as it was for SEN
ator johnson.
" men the election is over and Senator
harding is securely fixed on his front
poren at Marion, am sure Senator John
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

son win publicly add name to the list
of these who have misreprescntcd. 1t Is.
a long list. 1t includes the names of
many Republican leaders in the country.
But l want to 90 Senator's Borah and
Johnson the justice to say that all the
world knows where they stand and they
have not tried to fool anybody.
THE nation is for the lesague and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

will so vote, but their defeat will be the
o. honorable defeat among, the prom
inent Republican leaders.
This campaign has become crusade
for world peace through disarmament,
truth against falsehood. for straightfor-
wardness against double dealing and for
American ideals against q policy of dis
ruptton."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

Make 1t your hobby" to keep liver
and bowels regular. II bilious, consti
pated, headachy, unstrung, or if you
have a cold, an upset stomach, or bad
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Every Wanted Size, Style and
Material is Represented

Just read the prices. Have you seen anything
like them for the past four years? And this
startling action is taken right at the beginning
of the season. Wait no longer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

We are determined to establish in the minds
of the Indianapolis people that the Pettis store
is the real store to save money on mems clothes.
and offering you the privilege of choosing your
fall or winter suit or overcoat at genuine saw
ing of one-fourth
Bear in mind that this offer embraces our
whole stock, carefully selected to sell at our
regular close prices in the new mems clothing
department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-01
MUDDY COURSE SLOWS
RACES AT STATE FAIR

SALEM, Or, Oct. la. P.)-
Heavy rain and a muddy course made
slow time in the state fair races here
Thursday. However, the time made
~ laurie Miller. owned by ]. n. Me-
Fadden of Corvallis, Ore, in the mile
run, was considered fast 1T 1:44. con-
sidering the condition of the track.
La Panza. owned by Walter Tryon
of Sacramento. was again winner
today. winning his owner $4,000 purse
by taking three straight heats in the
2I2 trot, fastest time 2.1S Y.
BarondaIe, owned by w. r.. MeGirr
Of Calgary. won the three heats in the
2:2O pace best time of 2:10 being made
in the first, and Prize, owned by @. L.
Parker of Portland. took first and
third heats in the 2:15 pace. best time
2:14 Ia.
Certain Point. owned by Charles
Enlmert. won the six-furlong run in
1916 IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-01

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids and proposals will be received by
the Common Council of City of PEN
dleton on and until October IS, 1920.
ats o'clock D. m, for the improvement
of jefferson Street, from the North
line of Martin Street. to the North line
of Wilson Street. Improvement Dis
trict No. 10, with either Gravel Bitu-
lithic Pavement, Concrete Pavement
or Warrenite Bitulithic Pavement on
Crushed Rock or Crushed Gravel
foundation. in accordance to plans and
specification for such improvement
now on file in the Office of the City
Recorder of City of Pendleton. oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check of 5 per cent of the to-
tai cost, payable to the Mayor of the
City of Pandleton. to be returned if