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ba10 la supervision de Ia Escuela de
Investigation Americana.
Ola sEGUNDo.
Ola De DE VARGAS
En- Ia mahana
fo:30 A. NJ.
Promulgaci0n del Bando del Mar
ques de Ia Pehuela, del 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1912, baio Ell cual los ciu-
dadanos de Ia Villa de Santa re,
anualmente, en- Septiembre. estaban
acostumbrados a celebrar Ell aniver-
sario de la reconquista del Reinado
del Nuevo Mexico por Ell General
Don Diego de Vargas zapata Lujan
Ponce de Leon, G%obernador y Capt.
tan General de Nuevo M(xico, en-
1893.
La pr~omulgaci6n Sc hara por Ell
Alfefez Real, Captain Diego Varela,
~representado por Ell Mayor Norman
4. King.
f1:O0 A. ".
Cualro Heraldos, montados, entran-
do por la puerta de oriente del re-
cinto cercado enfrente del Palacio de
los Gobefnadores, frente a la entra-
da principal del paIacio. ~anunciaran
la aproximaci0n del General De Var
gas, G~obernador y Captain General.
y del Ejjercito de Conquista y ocu-
pacion.
Personal del Ejiereito de conqulsta
y ocupaclcn:-
cinco Heraldos-A J.. Griffin. To
mas Baca, Manuel Manzanarea. W.
6. Tnrley y Paul A.. Hall.
Tres Algsrez zReales-Capitanes
Diego varela, Tomas Olgnin y Fran
cisco Anaya de Almanzzan. represent
tados por Norman L. King. Edward
X. Paul y William E. Prince.
III General Don Diego de Vargas,
Gobernador y Captain General. repre-
sentado por George W. Armiio.
Luis GranilIo. Teniente G~obernador
y Captain General. r~epresentado poE
A. NJ. Bergere.
Estado Mayor del General ne Var.
gas;-
Captain Rogue Madrid, fcpresen.
tado por 81 Capt. Fritz Muller.
Captain Juan Paez Hurtado. repre-
sentado por A. b. Renehan.
CapitAn Jose Arias. r~epresentade
por William r. Griffin.
Captain Antonio Jorge. represents
DC por Ashley Pond.
Tropa de C~abaEleria. veinticlncg
aoldadoe. Al mando del CAPTAIN Ia
zaro de Mesqufa. r~eprpsentado pol
II. J. Mendenhaii.
TropA De Cnbaileria, ~vcsnliclDcs
Holdados. Al mandor del Captain IA
fsel Tellcr Jif6n. r~oprpseutaAo %
Thomas ciusson.
C0mpsnia de areabueeros. soidadol
a. . PIE. seinlleinoo hombssn. .
maudo del cnplitn Juan d. pips ~
cefo Dc 0otoY. r1presssta1o pr ~
yard 4 Stafford
Compahia 81 nFe4hu<eros. Soda
tos A. 3 %. s~eiaileinco hombrea 4
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29
q PROGRAM en- DErALLE

----
Lunes, Is de septiembre, 1920
AZ 1000 A. "A.
MdBica por la Banda de Santa ne.
N 1o:45 A. M.
4omulgacion del aBndo de Don
jose Chac6n Salazar v villa, Caballe-
TO de la Orden de Santiago, Marques
de la Pehuela, Gobernador v Captain
General del Reinado y Provincial del
Nuev0 Mexico, originalmente hecha,
entrada y registrada en- los Archives
de Santa re el 16 de ~Septiembre de
17I2, por Ia cual los c~iudadanos de
10 villa de 10 Santa re Sc aeostum-
braron anualmente, en- ell mes de
Septiembre, q celebrar Ell aniversari0
de la reconquista del Reinado del
Nuevo Mexico, por Ell General Don
Diego de Vargas zapata Inian Pom
&c de Leon, en- el aho de 1893. por 81
Alferez Real, r~epresentando al Mayor
y Concilio de ciudad de ia cludad de
Santa re.
1f:oo A. Nj.
Mislca. por Ia Banda de Santa Ft-
1880 A. N.
Gran entrada de ceremonial y en-.
trada por los indios de los puebIos
de Tesuque. san ndefonso y Cochitf,
Don Santiago Naranjo. gobernador de
los iudlos. anuncia los eventoa.
11:45 A. n.
Carrera de las nubes Iluviosas. pol
los Indlos de Santa Clara.
1900 n.
La ceremonla de u pIntura de las
flautas. por los lndios de San nde
en- IA rARDE.
200 2. n.
Mnsica. por IA Banda DE- santa ~
2ss0 p. s.
n bale a. IA Vlctoriu De loe 80
m~anehes. por los lnqlea de Santa
clara
500 p. n
Maslsa. por "a Hands a. Santa "a
$50 p. q.
Haas da los basaio4. por - indhr
~ Tesaqu&
$50 ?. \.
Mstfta. PCT Is nAnta a. se1ta Ff
fffs ?. ~
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1ia e San litffs1eo
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29

repreSentan0 pOr FRANK =. GOrmely.
Padre Fr. Juan Mun6z del Castro,
representado por Manuel Q. Garcia.
Padre FIR. Antonio Obregon, repre-
sentado por Juan Valdez.
! Padre Fr. Juan Daza, representado
por Thomas White.
Padre FIR. Buenaventura ContrerasI
representado por Frank Ortfzz, Sr.
Padre Fr. Antonio Carbonel, repre-
sentado por Allie ]. Garrison.
Padre Fir. jose Narvaez Valyerde
representado por Juan Moya.
Padre FIR. Diego Zeinos, represen'
tado por Juan Rodriguez.
Padre FIR. Francisco de JESUS Ma
RIA Casanes, ~representado por Igna
clio Moya.
Padre Or. Geronimo Prieto, repre-
sentado por Francisco B. Romero.
Padre Fr. Antonio Bahamonde, re
presentado por Jose c. Sanchez.
Padre Fl. Domingo de Jes1s Marie
representado por Mauricio Duran.
Padre Fr. Jose Diez, re~presentadS
por John Julian.
Don Antonio Bolsas, Gobernador d.
Tanos. r~epresentado por Juan N. vi
gil.
Cincuenta indios de Tegua y Tano
1f:45 A. M.
81 Eiercito de Conquista y Ocupa
cion entra q la villa de Santa ay
.n~cwf,kraocn - Awnot1o "A.
Washington y entrando por la puerti
al oriente de Ia Avenida Paiacio eE
frente del Palacio de los Gobernado
res. marchando q 10 largo de la Pla
"a hacia ell p~oniente, y formandosl
sobra el lado norte de Ia Ayenida d
Palacio como slgues-Las ngural
c~entrales son: Ell General De yargal
IL su Estado Mayor: los Alferez Rea
les; los dos porta-estandarte: al Q
riente y poniente de las flguras cen
%tralss, en- Inca en- frente del Pala
clio. Ios capitanes y sus tr0paa. 10
soldados de a Pic en- la lfnea dc
frente. y los de caballeria datras.
cuando los Heraldos y Aiferez Re-
lee pasan por IA entrada del orlonta
los hombres DC Tano y Tegua .
ven a Ia derecha. aeFupados onfrent
del paiacio y ii p~oniente do ven IA
muieres de Tano y Tesua. 81 Gobel
nador lndlo. Antonio Bolaas al freE
te de sun hombrcs.
caahdo 81 General De Vargas
/, Hns capltaneB paaan pnr h enlradH
q General } 81 estado mayor en 70
! alta axclaman lres yeces4
BENDIro SEA-
A 10 rual q Gobernador Indio y Il
dos los inaioa. ea . alta Fsapon9e
; roR siEMPREi noR siEMpRE
FOR slEsfREs
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eaiado mayor hsn pFoetdida pof 10
y trsaie SCI falAeio y Ynelvsa Z
/ ernfFo
~ My keEeFpado Padre N. s.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29

Sc ha publicado de una manera ex-
tensa 81 programa de las f~iestas, pa
secs histericos y conmemorativos, y
otras diversiones que tendrAn lugar
lurante los dfas IS, ia j 10 del pro
ximo S~eptiembre, cuyo programa pu.
blicamos por entero en- esta edici6n
para que Sc yea 10 i~nieresante de
dichas ~fiestas,
QuIenes tienen 4 SUI cargo la Fiesta.
Los oficiales que tlenen a su, car
go las fiestas este aho, son los 81
gu~ientes:~-R. g. Twitchell, Director:
]. W. Giddings, Secretario: r. L
Ormsbee, Tesorero: Ira L. Grimshaw
William Rose, Jose D. Sena. Lansing
B. Bloom, Edgar L. Street, Gerald
Cassidy y Samuel HuddIeson. Direc
torres asistentes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
prlma Donna Leaves Suddenly.

Chicago.-Mme. Gamma Walska,
bride Of Alexander Smith Cochran Of
New York, and considered the wealth.
lest opera singer In the world, left Chi
caso without making an explanation
Of her disappearance on the eve Of her
debut with the Chicago Opera Com.
Daay. A. result, the opera "zasa, !"
which Geraldine Farrar carried to suc.
cess In New York last winter. was not
attempted BY the Chicago Opera Con.
pany % scheduled. Mime. Walska was
to have taken the title role. Friends
Of Nine. Walska said they believed shs
returned to her husbands homo In New
York.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
Bad Stomach
Sends Her 10 Bed
for 10 Months
Ea6on&o aolo H. UbI

sOver Z year ago" says Nra Doee
Williams. II took to bed and fer 10
months did not think I would IVA
Eatonic helped mo % much ! an Aow
up and able to work. / recommend e
highly for stomach trouble"
Eatonic helps people to ct well b
taking up and carrying out the sxcess
acidity and glses that put the stomach
out Of order. II you have indiCestisn,
sourness, heartburn, belching, food -
peating, or other stomach distress take
On Eatonic after each meal. Big box
costs only . trine with ysur druggists
guarantee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
CONSTANTINE OF
GREECE RETURNS
oANNoNe ROAR AND AlRPLANgs
HUM A. PEOPLE REJOICE At
HOMECOMING.
ATHENswELCOMEskIN
NO FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE
PREsENr At TRIUMPHANT EN-.
try or MONARCH.
V.sw. N.,vses unios Nm ser,es.

Vuas, Nsspspss uusn Nm se,sn
Athens, Dec. 21.-Amid the thunder
Of cannon. the hum Of circling air
planes and the roaring cheers Of q
great throng, Constantine Of Greece
entered Athens. His arrival was com.
pared BY his admirers to Napoleon's
return from Elba, and tears Of JOY
were seen flowing down the cheeks Of
people swarming near his carriage.
Immediately after alighting from the
railway train, Constantine drove to
the cathedral. where a magnificent
service was given, all the bishops In
Athens participating.
It was noticeable that no foreign
ministers were present during the wei.
coming ceremonies. The arrival Of
Constantine was not marred BY any
Incidents.
The approach Of the royal train was
dgnaled by the arrival at the tiny
terminus Of the railway near Place Do
b Concorde Of three royal carriages,
which stopped In front Of the station
at II O'Clock. The kings carriage was
drawn by SIX black eeldings driven By
three uniformed outriders and was
draped In royal purple. In the throng
were villagers wearing the national
costume Of white skirt, red cap and
black stockings, dock laborers and city
dwellefs; and q detachment Of French
blue3ackets was In evidence. Cabinet
Dembers arrived just before the train
pulled Into the station and were fol.
lowed by Queen Mother Olga and
Prince and Princess Christopher.
When Constantine emerged from his
railway carriage he bowed salutations
to the crowd and tears were seen
In his eyes az he said to those near
him: BE still, my children"
He embraced Queen Mother Olga
and shook hands with Princess Chris.
topher and then was escorted to his
carriage, in which he was taken to
the cathedral.
Constantine read his address from
he balcony Of the old palace In the
presence Of 5000 persons. He was
dressed in marshal's uniform and
Premier Rhallis stood on his right.
Queen Sophie and Princess Christie
phere also were present.
he declared he would establish In
ternal unity and exterior peace by
using the army to cultivate good .ela-
tions with the allied powers. he said
the marriage Of Prince George, duke Of
Sparta, and Princess Elizabeth Of Ru-
mania insured an alliance with that
country, and he declared he would
follow the policy Of his fathers and
cultivate ancient Greek culture. Con-
stantine asserted, he suffered deeply
during his exile. He referred to the
late King Alexander a. one "who had
done his duty
An attempt to institute an anti-mon-
archist demonstration In Thrace after
the arrival Of King Constantine from
Lucerne, fAiled.
The anti-royalist movement N
Thrace was headed by General zlm.
brakis. He IL said to have fled toward
Constantinople, accompanied BY sev.
snty Of his adherepta
There were some American, British
and French warships In port at Phal-
eron, which withdrew before the ship
bearing Constantine arrived.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
cut Asalsss Rsslssssilsr.

New York-Ths govsrumsnt has
brought suit against John d. Rocts.
feller for $202678. charging that biz
income tax report was sincorect mis-.
leading and false The complaint d.
legged that In his return filed on March
q. 1915, Mr.. Rockefeller '.failed to u.
elpde In 1t a. part Of bis income 6o.l0l
shares Of Illinois Pipe Line Company
and 6,176 shares Of tie Prairie Pipe
Nns Company"
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
n Nationals Js,a In League Plan.

0snsva. .-Twenty.two nations have
signed the protocol giving executive
approval to the league plan for aa y
tsrnational court Of justics. When he
pariiaments Of the siSnatory natieas
ratify the protocol the court win IN
nediately become operative. Inasmuch
- the majority Of the nations which
signed did 20 only after consulat1oa
WITH the governments and parties ~
league officials believe that TIE ap-
proval Of the pariiamsnn soon will
tollow.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
Not Toe Thrifty,

"How much do you charge . fellef
to take a washr asked q srimy look
Ing individual Of the cashier at pub
lic bath house.
fifty cents q bath, or u for ~"
replied the cashier. 1T would pay
you to buy q IS ticket"
"Nothin' doin'" answered the grimy
Individual. decisively. "How do I know
I'm going to live u yea1r-Toledo
Blade.
There d very little waist material b
fashi0nahle evening s0Rn.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23
HOSIERY ACENTs

tribute our high-grads Snll.fashionsd aAd
eeamlsss lsaiag, meas and chlldrsn's heseosy.
oilk. msrosstssd and cotton ysll o. sOasS
time. BIZ mossy Isasned: veTk for youf1el,
sssi.s. ssss.: sses sSsa' .a;: 81 's .ifsss'ss' fs.
delivery shipped. PHI tnfugmatteA fee agooAs
on receipt % certified check. messy 0e1ss
q G Q. 2: Write q iater.see4 Re- ues-
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-12-23

Of Washington are taking steps to col
lect back wages from June 2 follow
Ing decision Of the Supreme Court In
Olympia upholding the SIS minimum
wage schedule for such workers. The
court upheld the validity Of the order
Of the state welfare commission, which
raised the pay from $500 to SIS q
week. The hotel workers. BY the d.
cision, also win 4 six-day weeh, with
the further provision that hotels en-.
ploying them shall not charge thsm
more than 81 day for beard. or more
than 81 a week for q room.
Another continuance In the hsaring
on the application Of the Chsysnns
Light Fuel and Power Company for
an increase In it, rates for gas and
steam has been taken BY the State
Public Service Commission upon psti.
tion Of the city Of Cheyenne.
John Wright, wealthy stockman and
attorney Of Bassett, Neb., and Nswcas.
tie. Wyo, on trial In the United States
District Court At Cheyenne on q
charge Of transporting Anna Sander.
son from Crawford, Neb. to Lusk,
Wyo., was acquitted by q jury. Wright's
defense was that the prosecution WAS
inspired In an effort to blackmail him.
Thomas Y. Carroll. private. Fifteenth
United States cavalry, has been ssn-
tencsd to from twelve to fourteen
years In the penitsntary for an ~
sault on Lewis Tailsr. taxicab driver,
IN Cheyenne.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
lot WATER FOR
SICK HEADACHES
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
in it before breakfast.

Headaches are caused by auto-in-
oxication-which means self-poison-
ing. Liver and bowel poisons called
toxins. sucked into the blood excite
the heart which pumps the blood so
fast that ii congests in the smaller
arteries and veins of the head, produce
ing violent, throbbing pain and dis
tress, called headache. You become
nervous, respondent, sick, feverish
and miserable, your meals sour and all
most nauseate you. Then you resort
to acetanilid aspirin or the bromides.
which temporarily relieve but do not
rid the blood Of these irritating toxins.
A glass of hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.,
drunk before breakfast will not only
wash these poisons from your system
and cure you of headache. but will
cleanse. purify and freshen the all
nentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound OF limestone phosphate. 1t is
inexpensive, harmless as sugar.
If you aren't feeling your best, II
ton que is coated or you wake up with
bad taste foul breath or have colds,
Indigestion. biifousness. constipation
or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos-
phated hot water cure to rid your sys-
tenn of toxins and poisons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
TT W. PURE FOOD SHOP

T.P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model Sanitary Basement
CLEANLINESS ECONOMY S---sVICE
Main Line Phones all 15 All Other Depts Call %
DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday and Thursday of Blanchard Pure EvapOated
Fresh Eggs.
These exaporad eggs fresh hens eggs evaporated by
patented scientific process Nothing has been added
Nothing but the water has been taken Put up in
dozen and two dozen packages Price 6Oc and ST. 20
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
UMAT|LLA COUNTY HAS
TOTAL OF 86 STUDENTS
ATTENDING THE 0. A. c.
Union County is Second Among
Eastern Oregon Counties !;
Total Enrolment at Institu-
tion is Now 1895.

OREGON AG GRICULTURAL COL
LEGE. Corvallis. Jan. 20.-Umatilla
county is represented at the college
now by total enrolment of Ss stud
erts of whom "A are long course col
legiate rank. Union county comes
next among the counties of eastern
Oregon with 67-62 of them long
course students. Malheur county has
81, Baker %, Morrow 90, Wallowa
%, Grant 10, and Harney 5. Multi
nomah leads all other counties in point
of enrolment with $50 of which 571
are of collegiate rank. Benton coun-
ty has the second largest sHrollment.
511.
Nearly 1900 students have register
ed so far this year according TO the
latest reports from the registrars Of
flee. Exact figures show that 2s7S
collegiate and 407 vocationals regis
tered giving a total of 1886. This is
an increase of 102 percent over regis
tration for the corresponding date in
1911, the last normal year.
Engineering in all its branches leads
with 942 students. Agriculture comes
next with 837, commerce 625, and
home economics 53S. New students
entering this term number 366. Many
Of these are transfers from other in
stitutions In this and other states.
Thirty states other than Oregon are
represented besides some from Alaska,
District of Columbia. and the Philip
pine Islands. Washington leads all
ether states with 269. California comes
next with PIT. Montana "a. Philippine
Islands 16, Texas 49, Idaho S8, and
Illionis 10. Registrations from other
states total 1877 of which 691 are long
collegiate students.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
ACOnvenience

KRYPTOK Glasses ((pro-
nounced Criptock) are a con-
venience a hundred times a
day. They give both FAR AND
NEAR VISION, yet are with
out lines or seams. They are
ground from wonderfully clear
crystal glass and the lower
part is invisible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS


J. X. Killgore to Farmers Bank of
Weston $1.0O Lots and s, Block 3,
killgores Add. Weston.
II. b. Dugger to L. II. Kenney $3.50.
Lots ! and 2, Block 8, Knowlton's S
Add. Athena
Melissa f. Roger to e. A. Abbott
S1.OO E1-2 NW1-4. S1-2 NE1-4 Sec.
%, S1-2 Nw11-4 W1-2 NE1-4 Sec. %.
N11-2 SE1-4. SE1-4 SELL, Sec. "a.
NE Ia NE1-4 Sec. 25, all in TIP. 2, $.
n. SO; NV Ia SW Ia Sec. 49, TIP. 2.
S. II. 81 and Il i-2 NE Ia Sec. 2s. TIP.
., s. II. 33.
c. NJ. Wright to Walter w. Wagner
$1,000 Sc ia, NE Ia. Sec. 26, TIP. 2,
s. r. "a.
A. NJ. Isaac to George Male $4,000.
s 11-2. Sw IA Sec. 2, n 1-2, NE IA.
and So IA, NE IA. Sec. 10; 1-2.
NV IA, and NE Ia. NV Ia. & S l-2.
Ne IA. and NV Ia. NE Ia. Sec. IL.
md n VIII, and NE -. sw IL and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
IN THE NEWEST, SIM
PLICITY STYLING

sw IA, sw ia. Sec. i2. and n Ia
Sec. II. TIP. I, s. X. "a.
w. III. Copeland to James @. Pear
son $1S!e00.00 w 1-2. Sw 1f-4. NV
IA, and p 1-2, Sw Ia. NV IA. and
f 1-2, SD IA, NV IA sec. 33, TIP. 4.
N. II. 90.
J. G. Pearson to w. Il. smith $500
Lots .. 10. ii and IL, Block 80. STAN
field.
Edna x. sutton to Earl Gilianders
$500. S 1-2, S 1-2. Sec. IS. TIP. 6. $. r..
81 and I-2, 12. Sec. "a. TIP. 8, s. r.
80.
Roy A. Marcum to F. T. Byrd s1.0o
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
WHEEL
HORSE Or JACKSON
WOULD BE DELEGATE

MEDFORD, Jan. 20.-J. Frank
Workman farmer and banker of Med
ford, and long Democratic wheel
horse in Jackson county, has announc-
ed his candidacy as one of the ~
state delegates from oregon to the
Democratic national convention at san
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

Roy A. Marcum to F. T. Byrd si.oO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

Francisco. And he will have the solid
party backing from this county. The
argument will be used in his behalf
that Jackson county for many years
has returned a good Democratic ma
jority in every presidential campaign.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

Attend Kininson Funeral.
Mrs. Alfred Smith ard Mrs. Helen
Belts motored TO Pilot Rock Sunday
to attend the funeral OF the late Ma
thaniel Kinnison, Pilot Rock pioneer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

PARIS. Jan. 19.--The Italian rail-
way unions voted by big majority to
call general strike today, according
to a dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20
Warehouse Where Pays to Trad
THE JANUARY DELINEATOR
is here, and its just full of good things to
read. Better get your copy now.
FORERUNNERS OF SPRING

have arrived in our Silk Department For instance there
the new silk Duvetyne wonderfully pretty sutng cloth 36
inches wide shades of bue aupe and reindeer at the price
IF per yard Sll.oO
SILK STRIPE POPLINS for sport skirts, shades OF aupe
brown and blue the newest effects sport stripes yd $3.50
FANCY SILKS printed in gorgeous new spring designs
that typical of spring. You sure to like them
From, yard 1913 TO $6UO
GROS DE LONDRE, a favorite weave in taffeta finish
with popln weave, all the newest shades for 1920 wear
The yard .......................... $3.50
TAFFETA SILKS being talked about in all the fashion
magazines illustrating also of the newest frocks made
this always popular silk New shades well all staple
colors The yard $3.50 to S325
LINING SATINS for your spring suit jacket
designs in bright pretty coors The yard $3.50 to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

East 10 It. of Lot II. Block 8. Pilot
Rock.
Arthur NJ. Bond TO q. NJ. Johnston
$40. Lot IS. Block s, Pilot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-20

To Prevear rnflaenEa
Colds cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMo ouININE Tablets
remove the cause. There Is only ono
-Bromo Quinine." II. W. GROVES