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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1919)
DAILY EAST OREGONTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 191ft ' "' TEN PAGES ' As a protection from the cool winds of spring are vjiiexcelted.' "Very f ashfopable this season in black and natural. Each $7.95 to $27.50. - r : . ; Weefe Silp-Omr .v. . I J . "... , ,, Veils . DCLDV v ; iter x . Many weeks have been spent preparing for this event. Every little wearable that takes part in it has been carefully and painstakingly chosen. We know how particular you moth ers are about these little things and it was from your point of view that we made our se lections. , v ' - We picked in every instance only the dain tiest made and prettiest looking- styles we could find, and we know you will take a great ,- delight in making their acquaintance, and choosing for baby from our assortments. Dresses ....... ... . . ... : . . $1.25 to $3.75 Coats ..... ....... . ... .V. . . . $4.75 to $6.75 Sweaters ....... . . $2.50 to $5.00 Bootees . ......li 35c tS9c Shoes 50cto89c Kimonas ... . ;. . . . . . , . 69c to 98c Bibs ...... 25c to 39c Rattles .25c to 39c And many novelties. . ' H iK 'W t Ji a.ilis ? iUVSSJ' Stir Jafi i j Where Your Dollars Go the Farthest Where Every Bar gain is a Serviceable Bargain HUNDREDS OF GOOD SERVICEABLE BARGAINS Bungalow Aprons .... $1.19 sunmirr Cnioifn ....... 8c Hon. lxxijr Chttb . . .;. , JSc Hoys' Corduroy !., Babf IKril Humps R- Was Waist ......... $!. 2.S Middies !. NilkWaist 4.. $. Krvae Drwwre . f . . . . . . St.ttB ?,50e Black: Hose. t. ...... gBc : Yard Wide Percale' : . . . .-'ISe - Mnrs Fine Hatm . it . . at-Sav (ilrio' White SHpir. . . use SUM SI Ik Hose Boys' Wool Pants !. HUlHm Sweaters ..... aaa Iwtfmans, ........ . SJK.5II Milk Umm.. fl3. Pdys" Hats and earn . Heavy Creinnne. CTillrtera's llreivai . . . Men's Work Shoes.... as.oo Broiue Puni.os. . M.&0 Silk PettfcoaiH. . J.5 Rilk Skirts . Xew Cape .-. . . ole nresaes . . Sc . . S3o . . 19c S1.7 . S2.9H l.2 t.S I2.7H ft. 98 7 Snools Sewtnv rvinm. .b. ( l.lld's Kerckiers, JS for 3c Ilain Pins Re S5c Rnr Beater . . . ! 50e lUoera Sc l-anu Kettles ... sao Thermos Dottles ...... t3.it Clothes Hooks, S for ft. lHrfnsr Knives r "he Turner : Be Paint Brushes SSc IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT . Children's Garters . . . Snaps . Safety Pins . , Mrpsir KnolM, S for v.v Knamt'l entree Pots.. Bread Pans Clothes BrasheA ISo . So . 5c '.iM asc ISO Perfume ier bottle 10c .Big Hard Files ,2c Sriaih Brashes ... 12e Potato Masliers toe TIIFXB ARE BCT A FEW Of THBf GOOT R.RGAIN TO BE 1X1WOMY SHOP, THR BARCirx RtSEWEST. Jlnoks and Eyes, tube . 5S Hair tHnt, paekaxe 4c Toilet and Tar Soap Sc ,Mone,Trap(, 3 for So Knaniet Pulls S I.OS Milk Pans ISO Carpet Bcaler 13c it Traps IOC small Hard Files ...... 1.1c Butter Paddles '. . 23a JUk, IMsIi Pans 88c FOtNI IX PI?XIM?rON"S SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS - 31 inches wide, showing the very latest Scotch plaids in beautiful spring colors, the yard .i.uuV;.t iv; tail . . . i . 50c to 95c Kimona Crepes, new patterns, showing the bluebird designs, the yard . . . v. "i . . . . . . , 45c , . MOIRE SItK BAGS . i Nothing newer in a bag than the colored silk moire bags in plain gray, tan and black, celluloid frame to .match each. $5.95 WHITE SILK HOSE For infants, rather hard to get at this time. Pair . .-: 65c to 95c ' ; ' T. P. Wr. PURE FOOD SHOP In- Our-Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS 1 ECONOMY ' SERVICE ' 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Depts. calls 22.' ' Fahc White Comb' Honey,' each.". . . ... 40c Pure Extracted Honey, jars 45c, 85c and $1.60 Pride's Pure Fruit Jelly, jars 25c Tea Garden Preserves, jars. . 15c and 40e Libby's Fancy Apple Butter, can 25c Extra Choice Table Peaches and Apricots. ' can : . . 35c Water Glass Egg Preserver qt. bottle 40c Country Butter, fresh and sweet, 2 lbs. $L10 New veils with embroidered designs, Jblack and colors, each ..... . . . 25c to 65c H (.it STRAP PURSES - Black and colored leathers, snappy new styles, each 98c to $5.00. CAMISOLE LACES New Van Dyke points and plain edges, with beading, yard 40c to 60c. NEW PATTERNS IN GEOR- . . GETTE CREPE Dark grounds, printed in pret ty designs, latge scroll effects that, make up beautifully for an afternoon frock. The latest im portations of women's . dresses ' are showing these crepes in pro fusion. Prices are, per yard $3.00 to $3.50. , IMPORTEp ZEPHYR GING HAMS 31 inches wide, new' summer plaids in the colors you will like. The yard . . 50c to 95c PRICES ON TOWELS Are considerably lower. We are showing extra good values in heavy weave huck towels, plain white, others with colored bov- . ders in the. various sizes at 20c, 25c, 30c, 33c, 45c Turkish Bath Towels in a com plete assortment of weights and sizes, double thread towels that will .wear well. Now is the time vto replenish your towel supply, Each . 23c, 30c, 35c, 50c and 75c Table Padding, 54 inches wide, quilted or plain, yard $1.50. to $2.25. C-1 . .. " v 4 KAYSER SILK GLOVES Are without a rival. Plain black, white, gray, tan and colors; others with fancy -crochet em broidery on back; a- complete line of sizes; 5"2 to. The pair .............. 65c to $2.00 REAL FRENCH VAL LACES edgings and , insertions to match; just the thing for trim ming graduation dresses, under wear, etc, A splendid new lot of these, selling a 10c to 35c JJENDLETONS. greatest department store -a teSiwHERE IT PARTIS TO TRAPE ous U. S. HOLDS FUTURE FOR AIRBOAT TRAVEL Director of iZeppeUn "Worlra Forecasts Internationali , ation of Air. L By mx J. TATLOR iVntd Prm Staff Correspondent.) BEItLJN,' April 21. Flylntf to America can be done but It will never be practical means of navigating the oceana, either the Atlantic or the Pacific, according to Ferdinand RiKb director of the Zeppelin works at Staa-j ken. Iaach waane of the principal j enclneers who developed the , siantj londn, planes which would carry pveral hundred tombs and were three time as larxe as a "got ha." Itaach wtid the Zeppelin peopla ham decided it Is not worth while trlng; to develop air navaraton toj America Plane would have to carry o tnueJr Hef rhtttwtere W e 'lit tle room for either (dieteifv- ;or basKage. 1 Air a mall service, the planes mould be useful,, but they would rftat be -as fast ait the cable," and using them for post would be an expensive matter, unlews governments did It. Internationalise Air For shorter distances Rasch sees no end of posflibilties and the Zeppelin people are preparing- to use their works producing- a new peace machine. For cross country work there Is noth ing to compare to aeroplanes; accord- Ins; to Kasch. but the air must be in ternationalized, everywhere. except possibly in America, If air navigation to be made the most of. . "Kuropean countries are. too small to make, air service worth while, es pecially with the huge Zeppelin aero-' planes, says Rasch. "The route that planes will be most useful for will be from Berlin to Paris or London, Rome or Constantinople, That is where the great savings In time will count. . "Goina- from one city to another In Germany, for example, will be all right for small planes, but It will not be nearly as, big a possibility as the over land routes from country fb country, . To d-trrteccescnUy.' thJair-nsit d be irrtefwitlonsHsVd for- the benefit of ell count ires; r "h 'America Is the only country where this will not apply, far all other cpunr tries ar too small to hyep an aero- T7nQ MaT DC ScCnef: plane wltnin them I look for tna. a f. , -. '.:. moat remarkabie- aero development In America where there are vast arean uncovered by railroads, .or where rait, rcada have to go around mountains. . "Planea can follow routes that will save hundreds ot miles and hundreds' the Willard-Deiripsey hours, both of which will appeal to Americans. , In addition, Amerl. cans have the'energy and capital to Koevelop the .'air route "possibilities. while Kuropean concerns are depleted In finances." ' Rasch says the Zeppelin people are experrtnir. Americans M take tip the I Zeiyjetln engine, and build factories to prouuee 11 in Ainenm. uuiKiuirn r.iulre a house his; enough to encnlse the Vaterlsnd, the world's greatest steamer, and are more subject to wind chunKop. These factors make the plane the cheapest and most useful for peace work.,,. REMNANT SALE ON i rmmmm s We havca few remnants 5rt.the 6 ft .and .12 ft. 'A widtn oi lujoieum whicn we wilt sell at reduced 4 prices. CHILDREN'S CRIBS-SPECIAL 2 $13.75 White Enamel Wood Cribs Daintily fin f ished, with drop sides, the most convenient style for g both mother and babv ." .'. . . $11.85 4 11J UT WcI,h Phone 548 Mlsakmary Held Guilty. ; WA8HJNOTOX. April 21. Ell Mo wry, American missionary in Korea, was today sentenced to six months Imprisonment by the,. Japanese gov ernment on a charge of allowing Ko reans to use his premises for printing independence propaganda, the state department was advised hy Toklo. Mowry was released on ball. Get Dr. EdwardaT Olive Tablets That i he fcjrfal ry tit thouiands ainca Dr. Edwards produced CHiva Tablets, the substitute lor calomel. Dr. Edwards, a pracUUng rAiyaidaa for 17 years and calomel' old-time enemy, discovered tha formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for Chronic con stipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabtew do not contain calomel, but a healing, toothing vegetable laxative. ' No gripmg to the keyiote" ot these little sugar-coated, olfva-coiored tablets. They cause fhs bowels and liver to act normally. They never fores tbera to unnatural action. If yon have a "dark brown mouth" now and then a bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find qdidesure and only pleasant results from one or two lit tle Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime Thousands take one or two every night Just to keep right. Try them. 10c and 25c per box, All druggists. . RENO., April 21. Half of Reno ea pebflre FSickMrd fovftep up hat in hand and politely- ask. Rend, t, stage yillard-Dempsey fight. 1 The other half of Reno either does not want the fight or Is dubious' about the benefits Reno would receive from No one here W making It his busi ness to see to It that RIckard con siders Reno. The men who natural ly would l Interested In bringing the fight here, however, take It for granted Reno will stage the fight. Manager Saddler of the Oolden hotel said he had no doubt the fight would come here. He said reservations for the fight already had been made at the hotel. , , The editor of one of the papers here expressed the opinion of a consider able portion of Reno's Mpulation when he said the fight would result n a lot of "left handed" advertising for Reno. I at would bring fc. lot of money here and take a lot away," he said. Reno men are still paying debts resulting from the racing season here. Prough and Murray. ' - tMihkW 1 - At Salt Lak Salt LakS 8, Tort, land 1; 14 innings. At Hacramento-r-Seattle 4, Bacra. fr.nnln 3 1A innings. At San Francisco Oakland 11, San Ffanclsco i. At r,os Angeles Vernon 4, l.os An geles !, . Together with 109.000 machines put In use on American (arms last year, this will give one t met or for each 17 farms.. It indicates a - tremendous saving In manpower and horsepower on American farms, experts say. ' IL S. FARM TRACTORS GOING TO EUROPE Salt Lake Captures Fifth Game and Series 8 ALT LAKH CITT". April 21. fcaster annday made no difference to the Beavers, and Halt I-ake won an other game, t to 3. The Salts took the series, five games to 1. Ratteries Oldham and Koehler; Markle and Spencer. . SAN FRANCISCO. April 21. The Heals staged a comeback and took both games from Oakland Sunday but lost the series, four games to three. Scores were 7 to 3 and 2 to 1, . Batteries Kantlehner and Brooks; Arlett andMltze. . 1-OR ANGELES, April 21. Vernon lost two more games to thjS Angels Sunday, by scores of 13 to 2 and 8 to 2. Batteries Pertica and Lapan; Houck, Chech and Cook. (Second game) Flttery, Brown and Lapan; Dell and Cook. SACRAMENTO. April 21. The Senators took Sunday's game from Seattle. I to 1, making the series an even break. Batteries Falkenburg and Jttehiar WASH!XTp.-. Aprlt 21. Nearly $100. 000,000 worth of American farm tractors' to be ' shipped abroad this year will: Replace war caused man shortage In France and England. , Free peasant laborers for more schooling and socialising Influences In the Balakans and Turkey. Save camel and buffalo-power ' In F.gypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and other tropical Innds where horses are little used in agriculture. Increase" the crop production In nearly all countries ot the world. Approximately 80.000 American tractors will be sold for export this year. If lost year's export rat In main turned. More than 314.000 ' tractors will be manufactured in the, It. 8 In 1919, according to estimate of the Ag- ilcutturol Department. New Foundiand Gov't Considers Trains-Ocean Aerial Mail Service ST. JOHNS, jr. r.. April 21 Should1 either of the machines start ing from here moke a successful flight over the .Atlantic, the Ne Founland government. It was learned will open -negotiations with construc tors of machines to establish an a Heal mall service between New Founland and Hillfax. Sealers are olso discus sing the practicability of employing airplanes in hunting seals. the Ford Motor company, relinquish ing his mammoth Interests which con-tror'-the plant. ; tv'hlle' Ford refosed to be Interviewed on the sui-jt-ct, his secretary admitted that such' a deal hi under contemplation with the General Motors company as the pro posed purchuser. an ooo ri'jtsoNs in Detroit IIOVKKU-XH; MAYOR ASHS Ft'.NDS FOIM MAY 11FTTRK FROM AITO FTIIM tlCTnnlT. Anrll St Hanrv Ford mntnt. lrln h.i iinH.p tnnnlHintf Inn K. deal whereby he will withdraw from DETROIT. April 21. With 20.000 families In Dertnit unnbte to secure snniiary nunners m wnicn to live con fronting him, Mayor James Coiiten this afternoon asked Corporation Counsel Wilcox to determine whether the state constitution would permit the eity to lemie bonds lo the extent of 16,1)00.000 with which to build houses for the homeless. The mayor's office Is besieged dnily by hundreds of persons unable to rent homea, and he has requested the United States gov ernment to send house experts here to help solve the problems. Rents hsve been advanced from 20 to 100 per cent within the last six months, and It is next in impossible for newcomers to find lodging. A Woman's Siory With Great fjesntpg Wma of xptrrnc ' XVomcv eveirwbcrc tn tfwr tVfefidn bow, fhKHirh the nJ of Mother'' Friend, tbt wonderful penHmtlnf xlernol Application, thef 0vrtMcri )ff1nf ad ditn belnrt the advent if ntur. most wonderful evo Jutlon. . - - f Mother. TrfenJ U ft mnrrTr wWrh prmdl Its Influence wpnittha card nerve na llframpnt Involved, rendering them pliant to readily vleld to nature's demood tor epiiniJon. Tha nervea, curd, tendon, and lira menu expand wltiioiit tttut peculiar mvnebiur tttralu, and nervounn nautca ana unreTruj senttaiionj ar naturuliy avoided when tna nrven and iauacl ara fJievtd and,thua r mt tort and drwn. 1 By refrtdfir nnm, the; lovrrr abdomlnul rr I mioa expanda with eatte wbert baby i born, I ue hour are U at the crlate. and polo id donrvr I flaturnllr les. ( Yu ran oMaln Mother! Friend frbm ntif dniff U)T. H ban been, uwrl by women foi 1 over half a century, and la Jiut aa aUiadard e any thin )m rnn think or, Write the Bt ml field iletftil.itor Company, i Dept. H, Litnnr HuUdlnjj, Atlanta, Ocotalu 1 for their MotherrfK! BtMift. anj pet a twit tie j et Vott. ifs KHcnd todnv. onrl fhiia fortify It is hard to supply the demand for the popular cars for which we are agents. , , . 4 -.Cole . V:: Reo Dort Scripps-Booth Only demonstrating cars are now left on our show : room floors.. ,.; . It .will pay yqu to get your order in now and pro-'. tect yourself on delivery. . Independent Garage Distributors for '" i ( REO jOOI.E DOItT St'ltirFS-llOOTTt ' -J X Court said Thompson flta .. i ' TolrpbOM IM
