East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 14, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAi YAflt! ''''( Cl' i'A He HfjTS.liiifliM W'A OD.'IXO 'f JUia V f" 1 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1020. TWELVE 1'AUES PAGE TWO Wit I i Price Going I as they now are. it most cer tainly is the part of wisdom for you to buy all vou can The Bargains This Sale Off' rs ire realy too good for you to pass up. You can't afford to overlook them. Specials in I (eatery up opportunity. .1 -.. ! of HI KTKM BISON N RiMwd H rrr children. Value that um cannot pUtaibhjT dUMlcfefe when these arc gone, u in wv irBon umud HOSE with double Knee, a hoae made for wear and xer.ice. mnr)l at theac special j.rirea. Small siiea the pair 45c I-irBc HiKea, the pair 50c Riaim nmiwx fine ribbed hoe for elrla, color black. :.'c hoe that we have marked for the clearance sale at Small ni.r. the pair Sac larce sixen, the pair 40c Tour tail chance to buy Ml KNIT s I.K HOOT rlOOB Colors of black, white and cordovan nt the Clearam-e Sale Trice of SI .00 The price in the fntnre will be $1.S0 r- A NEW SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS We have Just installed a new West ?rn I'tMun clock for the benefit and onvenioTioe of our trade. When you vaM Um CORRECT time you'll find it here. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE of Napkins and Pattern Cloths of Pure Irish Linen Linens of ail kinds are pettlne scarcer and higher in price every month. Buy now while ou onn snve 10 per ecnt or (lie resrular prK-e Pattern cloths in all sizes. Mercerized Table Damask, Jl .15 grade for Mc A splendid heavy quality that will give service. . TYUI.K PADDING Kifty-four inch fleeced heavy nap pad ding at a special clearance price of the yard $1.18 Hons" Suits Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. ! g' Blouses Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. Bays1 Jerseys Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. Beys' Nightgowns Are Reduced" 10 Per Ct. los" Overcoats Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. Boys' Sweaters Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. Bovs Shirts Are Reduced 10 Per Ct. Boys' Undenvear Is Reduced 10 Per Ct. Buv Now and Save! 15 Percent Off On all other Dress Trimmings In bands of silk, jet, se rjiiina, flounijings, edges of all descriptions. Here is an opportunity to save. Your choice at 15 per cent less Entire Stock of LACES AND EMBROIDERIES None reserved. Compris ing foreign and domestic nanufactures, in cluny, ehantilly, venise, Valencien nes, filet and torchon laces, and all Swiss embroideries, at 1 1 ,: r cent less What are you going to do about these values? At our Januar) sale we're offering you the besl clothes values you've seen in yars. HART SCn FFNEU & MAR CLOTHES bought at pries below the present market quotations u ith a lib eral percentage off those figures in the bargain. We need the room for spring stocks; if you need the clothes, it's a real opportunity the biggest thing of the year. AN ENTIRE CASE OF White Cotton Sheet Blankets Extra large double bed size, soft white fleece lined cotton blan kets with pink and blue border. For this January Clearance Sale, the pair Worth 3450. Girls' attd Chil dren's W listed Union Suits Agt .s 4 o 10 years, high ncc! low sleeve, seconds to Lfi'-knv.anna twins un derwear. A splendid winter v eight. For this Clearance Sale only Per Suit $1.39 Children' While Fleece lined UNION SUITS the Suit $1.00 January Clearance Sale of Chamoi suede Gloves They're warm and they wear well and besides they look like suede. Col ors in grey, brown and white. A!! sizes, too. $1.25 Gloves on Sale, the pair. 98c $1.75 Gloves on Sale the pair $1.49 Mkaca!w2a rtaaataaeiee Mi i ema, en,i M&mMimmmBmimmtmmHm $3.69 Men's Muslin Paja mas and Night Shirts Reduced. This item includes ouv entire left over stock of Muslin Night Shirts and Pajamas and some very interesting bargains are offered. $1.50 Garments, Clearance Price $1.29 $1.75 Garments, Clearance Trice $US7 $2.00 Garments, Clearance Price $1.58 $2.25 Garments, Clearance Price 11.86 $2.50 Garments, Clearance 1'i-iee $1.93 $.'3.00 Garments, Clearance Price $2.17 $3 BO Garments, Clearance Price $2.89 T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP lit Our Model BajiltaiJ luisemtut, i i.i;m.im:ss i oiy BEHVTCE .1 Maiu E4nfl l'hon all 15. AH Other Ik pi-, t all SJ I. .it . (load Hwc-et Potatoes, .1 cans 55c Harvest Treasure I'uinpklu, 3 ritna 40 Hillsdale Asparagus Tips. 3 run HtU Dal .Monte Tuble t'uiiip, bottle 'J" Kxtra .Select Haucr Kraut. i,t.. . .V Picnic If.--!: '. very lean and meaty, pound 3m Die Mat Peanut Hotter in hulk. pound SOr 'Vesh Haneh Eggs, dozen .... ?5c T!anch Hutter, fresh and sweet. I pounds si.'jr. IF IT'S IN OUM AD IT'S TRUE 3 KXOUWQ GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORK iiePeoples Warehous IF IT'S INCLUDED IN THIS SALE IT'S A BARGAIN ':'V"-;TO'iii'l WKLHt IT PA 5 O i HAi'i Mjiiillirf iVl Ti lUl .m-'Ki:n.i;ih-.:"n..i ....... ,.J1JjL, BALLOT BATTLE WILL DECIDE NATIONALITY OF VAST PROPERTIES But mich it the case, and it is all due There are other places allotted for to finance. Miilion.i will be made and plebiscite, and other changes ot na lost over the contents of the ballot- tionality a a result of the Versailles boxes, and the financial jugglers will deliberation, but In none of them is sees to it that it is the locals who do the financial borderline so important, the logins. Thanks to the difference and for that reason the speculators in the rate of exchange a mystery of . have flocked to Schleswiff. conslder hih finance to the averagre citizen, ing it a "real good thing to bet on." until the war taught him differently Valuable- "IK-sric ratoly " Wall. the German mark which was for-j Germans trying to escape Finance meYlv of equal value to the Danish .Minister Krzberger's war taxes are re krone la now only worth less than moving their valuables to Schltswig, one-fifth of the latter. and the warehouses are overflowing with property desperately waiting to IMfciW lo inhalant. become Danish. Sohlesw.gers don't quite understand why it should he so, even now prob- t The German overnmeht Is naturally in eot in leen on the eve of the nleljlscite control until the expiration of the FT FXSBORK, .ftchleswlg. Jan. It. day. comparatively well-off in Qer- ten days period allowed fur ova. un arm British, mn.ll o.ai- as mr aa iiuiiiwih jiiwi. mm ...c .............. v. of the and wnke up to rind his income may ty. is sam in nave matie smnwi Denmark's "Lost Provinces," in Eeolamation Balance, Have Become Rallying Ground for Financial Juggler nhly. 1 .1 he does r-alize that he may trying to BIOP this, and being still When President Wilson , , . i.ta-avd nnrir' talked riKhts of minorities and seir-determi- i"'" " . wum.an,, ,o, nation as applied to Schletswls 'they number of Danish krone, just -erf e Hot in the meantime the specula )lably didn't realize that' Den- hift neighbors have voted .6 tu 1 n ative middleman is having a fine time. rk -lost province." would become instead of Oermans. Maybe h w n- Deal property deals cannot be so eas thH rmttrinfJ ground for half the prof- j to -be a Dne himself, and th- P-orro- Ely upset, ao naturally this is the tt liers and financial jugglers of Oer- minU are trying to explain to him that vorite form of speculation. The intri v Denmark and many other na- his fewer krone will buy just as cades of the anible can only be un ITons before he date set for the pie- ! much as his many marks, but the bal- derstood locally, but the projects and i . t ordered b the conference at lot box tttone will show how far these opportunities tan be appreciated 9m i)U- arguments prevail. wh-n it is stated that property leaned i or rented n r. preeent for 3000 marks ' aies a fair Income In Grerstaiiy but if it lecotnes Iani.sh at a rent f Too kronen it would not furnlMh a living. Gtsrmmn ihimsh. A n estate worth 4 'i.'Hnt ma rks he- ' fore the war. is now worth 70,000 ! kr ncn to th? Iane, which means 300- : 000 marks to the iierman a good bar- ' gain for the Herman seller, who ran ' buy a much larger estate than before, for the money, in Germany. There If no fjuestlon Of any D;inish territory going (Jerman, its Just how niueh IreMent Oerrnon territry goes Danish o Jas long as you know the ropes, yu lottly have to bet one way f inanelally. j H is only In the second, or southern j zone that ther is any doubt as to v.nich way ffc-hJeswigers will vote. Ver- J -lilies divided Sehlswlg-IUdstein Into three plebih ite zones. The most I bouinerly. or Holstein and the south- 1 ern portion of Schleswlg, is so thor- , riiiKhiy flerrnanized that Pennnrk ' W&tA, 'Thanks. Don't think It mat- j ters." and decided not to plebiscite , the ih'rd zone. The northern or first one. it t-o Danish StllL that fJerHmwy , very :w;trly nl4 the same thin-r about tUat. httt finally, for tsoticat reason.' rl. cided to fight everv district jJ h it cbantN- th y had of ret. Inlfic th 1 ort hrn zone was indicated ir t h-tc-;i(" I'uiifwieme which BlfcteVd that he io-'i.-oritv In th whole sore -h B H I dtermln' if" nationality en bloc. Th- Htrst mhn votes wit hin thre fter the peace treaty becomes effec tive. The ond sone. which Includes the flourishing srapdrt nt Flenstwrg. is the doubtful one, and here the Versailles conferees ruled that the inhabitants must vote by communes. Conse quently there is un orgy of political wire-pulling, campaigning and threat ening, in addition to intense specula tive gambling. The risks are a bit ! biggei in the second zone, so natnT ally t.tc gamblers get bigger odds to i t heir money The second zone votes a fortnight after the first zone and in addition to the compulsory evacuation p the German officials and troops, an .-Hied force of 2064 soldjers and ma rines are to be landed to insure order and fair-play. An international com mission consisting of the Tiritish. Am erican and French ministers at Cop enhagen and representatives of 0wed cn and Norwav will assume executive control during the plebiscite period, rationality Lino Dim. Two generations of fJerman rule has left the nationality-line somewhat indistinct, in the second zone, and It ; would take a bold man to prophesy Which way the vote will go. The chief : rival election cries are, in effect, "A Aote for Denmark means escape from the war-burden ot Herman taxation," I ahd "Why vote Imnish and divide I your income by five? If you are Ger man you have lit. 000 marks, if Danish only 2. 000 kronen." The main battle rages in FJensborg, which flermany Is desperately anxious to retain, and for which Denmark Is equally unxlous. fe.iring a commercial rival In Copen hagen. Schleswlg Danes blame the Copan hlgen government for . not showing 1 more enthusiasm over tne prospect or 1 stfa. r ing at least a portion of the lost i pi o I tires, and charge politics as the 1 reason. H is allegod that the present Danh government -a radical and so- D0DE PASKERT TRAINING ON SKATES . rra When an owner has to tave his truck by cutting down mileage, reduc'ng speed, lightening rated loads, avoiding hill anU rough going, he limit iU earning power. BUY White Trucks THEY ARE CHEAPEST IN THE C RUN FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO Pendleton, Ore. Phone ft THE W HITE CO., Oeveland, Ohio. flr thL ' cial t'omocrallc combination with only a l-are majority in pnrliamont dos n it vlcome the llea- of new Hohte.s wib; voters at the nevt election, fcarinff ).ro:abl- with reitaon, that they will lie nioPtty "nntid.' Ion Campliell of Hermlat.in wa a rendlet'-n vMUr yeterIrt-. For 1 ., 1 . ,., and fta a I'revenliv.. tiike l.VXATIVK l!HOMO Qfl.VIN-E Tabl-ta. l"k t,T K. W. IJUOVBS alfnature on the bom. United States TIRES WATCH YOUR TIRES THIS SLIPPERY WEATHER Come in and let us look yours over and keep tlietn in con dition. UNITED STATES SALES AND SER VICE DEPOT. Western Auto Co. 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