East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 22, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES TAG TWO DAILY EAST ORBOON1AM. PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1020. H'llMIH FOR STYLES Til Vi . MUiiiiiiiiiininHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiinNuimiiiiii VKE KEALLY NEW SEE OUR SHOW im;of SPRING MERC HA NDISE It will be worth your time just to step into the store for a tern minutes jusl to look over the many pretty fabrics and "arnicut. that hac recently arrived. 1 KRUPPS STRIPS OFF WEAPONS OF DEATH FOR USEFUL TOOLS Transf ormation in Famous Manufacturing Plant is Kept Prom Peace Time Status by Lack of Coal, Transportation Delicate Mothers Vinol, our Cod Liver and Iron Tonic, is the best remedy for N ervous, Run-Down, Anaemic Conditions. Authoritative Styles in Spring SUITS and COATS For the Particular Woman and Miss That smartness of style that particu lar women demand in their clothes is a notahle feature of the suits and coats we are now showing for Soring. They nossess aH the chicness of the newest Paris fashion themes. The graceful lines they portray, the correct, slender silhouette: the novel fashioned jackets and smartlv tailored skirts orive them a charminsr "toute ensemble" that will endear them to every woman. The newest imported and domestic fabrics in the most favored colors form the foundation of their makeun. The high est standard of workmanship that in sures perfect fit, and length of service dwells in their everv stitch and seam. Let us show you a few of them. PRETTIER WASH GOODS wnre never made than these Spring fabrics. Only a few of them are here now but they give you an idea of ' :hose to follow. It would be a plea sure to show them. HAVE YOU HEARD OF CABLE CLOTH? Well, it's a yarn dyed cloth of unu sual strenerth and weight, absolutely fast colors, neat, Pretty stripes, checks and plaids, suitable for house iresses, children's clothes, little boys' .vash suits, etc., a cloth that will out wear gingham. The price per yd. 50c MORE NEW HEATHER MIXTURE W OOL HOSE ."or wear with oxfords in the colors of brown at the price of S2.50 BUSTER BROWN HOSE for the "rough and ready" boy who is particularly hard on his stockings. They are heavy ribbed, double knee, heel and toe and remember while we have any of them left the price per pair will be 50c ADVANCE NOTICES from manufacturers advise us of fur ther rises in the prices of WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY Our present stock will be sold at prices prevailing now. We advise early purchasing. The Largest Single Shipment MARSEILLES BED SPREADS that ever came into this store arrived this week. They are on display now and you can surely find just what you want. Plain hems or scolloped, from the medium to extra large sizes. Prices range from . . . $6.00 to S17.50 ft I I BY CAUL. U. IJUOAT. (tnltcd Stales Stuff Correspondent. ksskn, tiernmny, Jan. ... Thi Krupp works lire shifting gradually forth Into peacetime production. This in mom plant. Rencrally nyncmymimi with cannons and shells manufacture, la stripping away the tools that made capons of death or converting them Into Implements of useful production. This transformation has proceeded to the extent where the actual produc tion of peacetime goods has . reached. Only the' disruption of coal supply and transportation stnnds in the Krupp path. Its officials, from Herr Krupp von Hohlen down, say the -industn: situation at the moment Is very diffi cult from the coal and tranaportatloi i.hapse, though they believe tbi v.-ill mcnd rapidly with improvement .it food distribution, betterment of i output und repairing of the railways. I i-in- Aro Dimmer. One reaches Kssen in the early morning, and through the gray dawi. pefrs out over a city that normal! ouid sparkle with mill lamps, with the glow of furnaces against a smoky lacnground. The lumps, the furnaces and the smoke are here, but In a re stricted measure. One cannot gathei the Impression of wartime Industry nor yet of the normal peacetime basit, has not yet reached that point. And the best illustration of the ex it nt to Vhich business is restored c. be gained from the fact that a wh collar stays fairly white until night not like a white collar In Pittsburg hich is ruined before noon. That is part of the picture. Essen is laboring under difficulties, but Is on tho upgrade. Roads In Terrible Might. The terrible plight of the German railway rolling stock furnished such n aterial which Krupp could handle without especial machinery alteration. Hence, the halls which formerly saw ci.nnons and the like turned out with ' amazing rapidity and thoroughness are now crammed with decrepit en. sines waiting for the Krupp doctor. Krupps have found their crucible J f i SSa m w-j M m hr- I'M This Latter Proves It Kenton, Del. "I suffered from a nervous, run-down condition and no appetite. I keep house and live on a farm so had to keep about my work as 1 have five in the family. My druggist recommended Vinol as the best medi cine for my condition. I felt better after taking the first bottle. It has given me a good appetite, ! sleep better and feel stronger in every way. Mrs J. Herman Wilds. It is the Beef and Cod Liver Peptones contained in Vinol aided by Iron and Hvpophosphites which makes it such a famous blood-maker, nerve builder and strength creator. Besides Vinol is not " - full iiminh ic a secret meuit.UK printed on each pt ckage. ACon venience 1 BECAUSE White trucks do the work (it least cost, more JuV e heen huilt and placed in service than trucks of any other make. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46 THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. II: I 0&Ai-.im-i-J Glasses ground to Tit Your Eyes Lenses Duplicated on Short Notice AMERICAN NATL. BANK BUILDING., PENDLETON. Phone 609 DOWN COMFORTERS that are a real comfort to anyone I who buys them. They are so light in I weight yet so warm. Prices range from $17.50 to $25.00 T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP j In Our Model Sanitary Basement Cleanliness Economy Service 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Departments Call 22 m A FEW SPECIALS We now have on sale, each a real money saver to you. Picnic Kams, very lean and meaty, Pound . 29c Bacon Priskets (sugar cured bacon enck;) pound 3.9c Extra Good Canned Sweet Pota toes, 3 cans 55c Del Monte Table Catsup, bottle. 25c Harvest Treasure Pumpkin, 3 cans 40c Hillsdale Asparagus Tips, 3 cans 80c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, packages 15c and 45c Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour, packages 3 for 50c and 50c Mayflower Cane and Maple Syrup, quart 65c, 1-2 gal. $1.20, 1 gal. $2.25 Demonstration of Blanchard Evapor ated Fresh Eggs. 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 linps or seams. Thev are tf el process produces a steel that can ; d frQm wonclerfuHy clear iC USPU lor locomotive Doners. n hum xii ji i ,.-. . ,iiff-t,...itV tht h crystal xiuss auu iiie www copper for boilers was exhausted and i part is invisible. that the iron or steel substitutes burn- ed out quickly. This difficulty is ob- viated through tho Krupp process. I Hence, much business of repairing , S5 1 v- h eezy, wornout locornotives. Then, too. trie Krupps nave gone in- to the making' of new locomotives and ' cars. Their plants can produce entire j railway systems. The first of this bus- i iness was launched recently when a j spick and span locomotive, laurel en- I twined and be-ribboned chugged out of the halls of Krupps pulling ten f? eight "wagons" the whole train made in the plant. In six months, a similar train can be turned out daily if present esti mates hold true. A Ixooniotivo Shop. ! So today, the gunshop Is a loenmo- tire shop; the fuse shop makes bolts J- 1- Knlfilit on Sick Ui. and screws; the gun carriage shop J Knight, of Allen-Knight Co. is nUls, nn,, n iuWn among the several business men who halls suitably equipped are given over ;to locomotive repairing. One sees plate making for locomo jtives instead of for battleships; milk separators instead of ordnance pre cision Instruments; farm Implements instead of guns and shells; railway tires instead of gun mounts; ship pro pellers for commercial vessels instead inf for naval ships; Diesel motor devel j decorator fr the Kmpur t Is conducting classes I and drawing while in the Mr. Nye nooning city. i Matt Saarl. of Nolin, Is transacting business in Pendleton today. ( Mayor J. 1. Vaughan went to Pilot j Itock today on business. are feeling symptoms or gri p mis week and he la confined to his home today. Guardian Appointed, Papers of guardianship were issued yesterday afternoon to Mrs. Dora K. Harrier for the estates of Harold Har der and Myrtle feuclie Hurder, minors. Quality Goes ClearThroutfh The pronounced ability of this car fully to satisfy owners is responsible for the fine, friendly esteem in which it is held throughout the nation. Tearing Car. $91; Cow, HS1S. r. O. B SoUl", S; foiirHawn .cn. 11535; Factory. Wira Whla and Spara Titaa Kttam iM wooden it ill I... .at.. Ulilfn, 11 opment for peacetime work instead of," " ' ' , ,. ... Men lodny tore up the Th. nSirt is exnerlmenting with a "idewalk adjoining- the Presbyterian irilll-ll "til "irr oiirri unti a. -ci - rnancnt concrete sidewalk will be laid ; number of articles. It wants to stand- thpm and to make onlv such articles as Involve comparatively ml- there in compliance with the recent ..i,nt aifr.rr.tion or outls.v for m-ediot of the city that the old wooden Icblnery. As it is. however, much mn jchtnery niust be scrapped or sold. For j instance lathes which girls used to j run now stand In great rows. idle, awaiting sale to Individual plants. sidewalks must go NEWS NOTES I OF PENDLETON Stcrtimr PafUarivufi Here Sterling Patterson returned y ester -finy from Grant county where he has been working as a census enumerator. Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 688 iDORT MOT QR. CAR. CQMP A N Vj J He expects to resume his studies at t'niversity of Oregon this semes'-cr. Parents f imiiliirr Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Yeager of Adams are the parentH of a little daughter born last night at the Nlccolls mater nity home. Nome Ony "Arid days confront us." "The worm will turn." "Some say it will turn out a very fair article of homemado stuff." Louisville Courier-Journal. To Fortify The ftyntem AvalnM Crip Take LAXATIVK TIRO MO QTIINTVE Tablr-ts which destroy germs, act as a Tonic and Laxative, and thus prevent Colds. Irin and Influenza. There Is only one "Rromo QUININE." B. W. GKOVE'8 atgnature on the box. 30c. 9 a. m. to 12: i to & p. m. Phone co? THOMAS C0MART DENTIST Main Street, Over tb Huk Pendleton. Oregon OR 741 Ituiw steel Into Eyeball. Brooke LUtkBon lnjurea ills left eye ball last night when a steel splinter i blew Into the eyeball and lodged j there. He thought it to be a cinder at first but later was obliged t call a doctor to remove the foreign object. PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE llflMk Ivmployc III TiMluy. Joe K. Dorscj, one of the bookkcep j i rs at the American National bank, ijis confined to his home today with In j I digestion and Ixiren Kennedy is look- inn after his books. J. JeWllde Is Si handling Mr .Kennedy's window. 1 JnePeo Wii!llllli!Ulilliyi!ii!ililii plesferohous PAY S TO T RAD E gllllllllllllllllllllllliililiiiiiiiii Will Mi l Wife and Hon. Jean P. Klrkpatriek, publisher of the IMlot Ttock Record, left today on No. 17 for Corning, f.'al.. where he will Join Mm. Klrkpatriek and small son. who have been visiting there for the past six weeks. They will return to Pilot Itock in about 10 days. "BOOTLEGGERS" FAIL TO WELCOME CENSUS MAN pJEXVBR Jan- I- PW enu merators have dtecovrrrd a "how of i,iHt r; in lrnver. Th eddreea. which for good rea e.ni ut kuiK withhfld by the director of thr uiiieiB. im In one of he bt rf ideiitiHl dtetrlct of the city. When the enumerator celled at he , the window were all heavily CMtletr i i from top to bottom. The enumerator pushed the bell and Welted. Presently hevy footrtep M heard as the someone waa ap proaching the door. Then they eton ped but the dor dd not open. iBifn and Ufa 'ft the 'numerator rng the bell, hut silence was all (hat gi teted the summons. The enumerator finally gave up the ultetnpt to arouse the dwellers, but re tttiaei again another day. Again havy footfalls were heard to ap proach tli door and stop, but the door did not open. A : ter se eral experiences o' thi kind, the enumerator erent next door and asked if an one lived In the ' house of mysfer ." He was mid that i;xult Joins -Naval Aviation. John E. Keys was signed today for a three-year cruise in the aviation di vision of the navy by Chief Ralph Crr, local recruiting officer. The young man left on No. 17 for Port land and from there will be sent to the training camp at the Great Lukes Sta tion Chicago. no one had ever been seen to enter the -house in the, daytime, but that an au tomobile frequently stopped there at night and men were seen to enter the house. "It is pretty generally believed In this neighborhood that they are boot leggers," said the womar who answer ed the enumerator's inquiries. The district attorney ha been ask- , T. O. yc To Ifcniain. ..I to investigate the house. Tom Nye, well known former resl- . 'dent of this city who recently arrived Probablv there Li no personal sacrl- I in Pendleton for a short stay, has de fice so great as that of the misguided ! elded to remain here for a few weeks -man who marrie. a man to reform before ,0lng to ten Francisco where j,! he wit! tske a position M Interior MR. AND MRS. RICH TURN THRIFTY Jai-k go down Ui the Breakem Auto buy a Iicnionola t3tr. Say. WelM Iionionola 'i. now iiMuit thai J A I own an tlaklajnl. 25 miles on gas, 19,000 miles on tires. Thai's f o o rt for thought. I'LL TAKK O.M:.