East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-26
HUGE CROWD
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ware in Louis Fourteenth design Is
shown I'm the Sawtelle booth, which
has been transformed into a formal
| dining room with furniture from
Cuikshank & Hampton.
Nye-Ward 90.
Shoes and hose for the entire fam
Iily are shown by the Nye-Ward Co,
againts a setting showing futuristie
medallions of blue and yellow.
Thomas shop.
A reproduction Of the Main street
show window of the Thomas Shop Is
used at their booth. Among the ap-
parel shown is dress of red and blue
checked French gingham and white
organdy, showing rOsettes OF the ging
| ham on the oYerskirt, a dress OF blue
dotted Swiss and a sports dress Of
white combined with a wonderful
shade OF orange.
Crescent Dry Goods Co.
Lovely sports apparel IL shown
among the ladies wear at the Crescent
Dry Goods Booth. A skirt or pink and |
white and another of lemon and |
white, are most attractive. In a glass |
case are shown dainty accessories for
the fashionabel woman Of today.
Van Pctten Lumber Co.
4 miniature house is shown by the /
Van Petten Lumber Co. 1t appears
against a back ground of beautifully
grained wood
Warren's Music House.
An Ellington plano, with Edison and
Victor monographs. form the War
ren's Music House display. The ma
chimes are kept going and furnish en-
tertainment for the throngs.
WOrIingInen's Clothing store
For the man who works, the Work
ingman's Clothing store offers high
boots. overalls, gloves, shirts and other
that is substantial and of
good quality. |;
Gadwa's Harness Shop. |;
Everything displayed at the Gadwa
booth was made in Pendleton. Here
are shown harness, awnings auto
and other products.
Cruikshank & Hampton
A breakfast room furnished IN blue
end ivory enamel is the offering OF
Cruikshank q Hampton. The furni- :
ture consists of table and chairs. side :
table and lamp, shown in a setting of
blue.
Bond Brothers liz
Something of the benefits which a rs
town reaps from a business firm are Z
shown in the posters displayed in the 8
Bond Brothers exhibit one reads E
Forty four people are employed by 8
Bond Brothers" Another states that :
ne firm has an annual payroll OF Z
$4,000. Displayed in the booth arc :
'ults shoes, hats shirts and other :
mems wear, as well as luggage. Il
J. c. Penney Co.
Clothes for men and women ARE =
'hown by the ]. c. Penny Co. Besides e
he snappy styles for men. the firm g
ihows sports wear for women, silk i=
'etticoats, and hats. One model is OF Il
'reen and white with effective en- e
'roidery with hat to match. and an e
'ther Is Of black and white. All models =
we're imported from New York and the g
Nhibit will be changed daily. =
Coffee Demonstrated
NNa''' A'NNNN = iA1J al Nll IL hEillDnHtIHI-
ng Dependable Coffee and Tru Blue
ookies for Alexander's and tho booth Il
one OF the Oases in the pavilion. II
IL. l.. Burroughs III
The panel work done By b. L. Bur- NJ
oughs is shown in the Burroughs ex- III
ibit The walls of the booth are .:
lade of paneled doors of beautifully
rained oregon fir This forms
background for tiny white Colonial
ouse, perfect in every detail.
Crawford * Hedges !
Cltra-fashionable is the brown ma
ogany frosted reed furniture shown
y Crawford and Hedges. The Sc,
onsists of davenport and chairs up-
olstered in taupe velour and talking &
lachine, table and bird cage the lat
er fully equipped with a twittering
elbow canary.
IIamIcy & Co.
a few feet beyond the entrance of
lappy Canyon one will see booth n
nth the figure of a horse above the n
rchway. The booth is occupied by II
ne exhibit of Hamley & Co, and the II
formation was given out yesterday II
nat the little horse is a colt of the L
Is one that advertises the Hamley Il
orc uptown. Miniature awnings are II
, place on pillar in the booth, and Ii
ome saddles are on display. The
Doth is decorated in checkerboard
fleet in black and white. No horse
hoes were up today, but they probably
ill be added later in the carnival. II
kOcppcn Drug Co. =
At the place where there is lot of 1.
ed with dashes of green and yellow n'
he Turkish lady presides over per- h.
lmes and other toilet necessities that =,
re being shown by Koeppen's. The NJ
omlcile of the lady is very attrac- In
CO place, and many visitors paused to Il
dmire the decorations, and the cos M
lme worn by the dark eyed Turk. w
Pendlcton Drug Co, tn
ReNall products are in evidence m
hen one sees the display of tho PEN
Teton Drug Co. Beautiful kadok ho
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