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TEH PA0E3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. PAGE TWO uni BEN I K INKJUN PREACHED A SEnMOlN WHEN ITE SAID BIG, CONTENTED FAMILY 44 id i .,), Keep Thy Shop and Thy Shop Will Keep Thee" 1 hat'i v!kU we are doing hen striving at allrtiiilolcfi.abetter"ahopwthat we may in ever) w. serve our main patrons in the most jfftclera manner possible. SPRING GINGHAMS HY CAKt. D. lilK'AT Pros Stuff t'-'rreepnndeiit.l i i.'i'iii.itiv. Jan. J8. i" I HERE IS () END TO THE ARRIVAL ( F PRE ITY SIMMER BLOUSES So persistent is the demand here that blouses van ish immediately from our counters, making it ne cessary to Constantly bring new ones in to replace those passing out. Among the latest aro some ex quisite enough to be Parisian, and others of charm ing simplicity, but none the less chic, in stj le. vari ety and pricing ours is indeed a waist collection de luxe. Even if you have "waists enough" you will want one of these. So pretty that you can't resist them. Plaids, checks and stripes as well as plain colors. A tremen dous assortment to choose from at 33c yard to lic A SPRING COAT Made from these new , VELOURS AND SILVERTONES is sure to be beautiful if patterned after the new fashions. Colors are springlike and truly beautiful. There is going to be a big saving for you if you make vour own coat. ATTENTION ! HOUSEKEEPERS HOME M AKERS for just a minute. Did you know that our ex pert art woman is in full charge of a special de partment for making up window drapes, cre tonnes, portiers, table covers, dresser scarfs, laundry bags, etc., and that she would help you to plan your interior draperies in the very latest styles for heme beautifying. There is a minimum charge tor this special service, the only requirements are that you buy your ma terials in our store. Are nw Sliowillff New Net .. . - ... c nes, Madras. Tapestries, etc them soon. AND w a, Vjitriuu- See O.i Display in ttr Main Window WOOL JERSEY CLOTH One of the most popular wool fabrics for spring wear, so serviceable that it is economy to buy this fashionable material for every day wear. The new heather mixtures as well as solid shades of navy, Conen, sapphire, taupe and cream. Prices range from the yard $4JW to $6.50 LARGE FLORAL DESIGNS IN f PRINTED TAFFETAS are now here. One of-the new and pretty silks for g making up the latest full circular skirts. On display, g in the center aisle. Prices $4.00 and $4.50 m T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP mm In Oui Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE M 3 Main Line Phones, all 15. All Other Departments call 22. EXTRA FANCY APPLES The Finest, Choicest Grown. Extra Fancy Jonathans, box $2.75 Extra Fancy Winesap, box $4.00 Fancv and Extra Fancy Spitzenberg, box $3.85, $4.25 Extra Fancy Rome Beauty, box $3.50 Sweet Juicy Navel Oranges, dozen 50c to $1.00 Fancy Large Heavy Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for 50c New California Beets, 2 hunches 25c Now California Radishes, 2 bunches 15c Fin: Solid Head Lettuce, each 15c Fresh Brussel Sprouts, pound 35c Fancv White Cauliflower, heads 20c to 40c Parsnips, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Cabbage, etc. MM lu -t. - w(..ti r... tmwl the baoh Si hum. of ilcrmum s munitions supply. S.nre employing today boUl the "''" 5 number of men us before II"- wjr- T)il does not represent, however, the isaim- iiiuouul or huslneea In Hie plant BUH In the pre-war period. sys official S'of the works, inuamuch an tho labor H situation Is altered and extra workers ere needed because of the eight-hour t ''ay Hi i The employment ran before the war HI1 stood. -In July, 1H. the Kssen work H proper employed tl.SO nd ou Eg I side KruPR works, 4u,llx; In June. It lata, lUan unMoved H2.:t0 and the utside works. f.K.til: Willie today me roll stands, lissen 4 4.7 5S and OUMl works, tO.HS. Km inei ly, the Krupp work? hud a twelve hour day with two hours out i'.,,- meals and lest. -The laborer went tu Work at 6 a. m. and quit at 6 p Now in some parts It to necessary to SB ha . I three shifts to keep fires going. Sd The "piece work" s.mtcni Is In force 3 This system. Gradually mining Into ef HI feet in Corniany again, appears to E all rk well in the Krupp plant H And the spirit among Hie woikuien ggg i altogether better than in many v mm the real of Oermany'a industrial Sag Worke, A penernus porcenlnne live In m a mpany hotuee, which erotrtd make H gitddlectnaa American envloUe end Would hn.k like a palace compared to SS apme corporation houses in the states. HI Then there is a p -nslon system, a &Vtngl sstem. a Ronerul paternal an about tho place. In fai t, the Krupp works' idea hu always been lhat ol a eort of Wk family. II la "e largeet oompany in the world, i believe which is controlled and practically entirely ne.l l.v a slnale f.ulillv. And lessen 3E el, in. I -tllnif coulfoilublo-appear-5 ing city i .00, nun Is made up malnl ,,, ol people whoa' , ia rr hi the fact that tin , : lis are in evlntenco. Ilerr Krillili von Itolllen and his wif have liiude it a point to retain then old workers. Man who bad jobs be fore the war are on their payrolls, and thoee who have lost out were either the women workers taken on temp'.r arily on the conscripted laborers und for. iKners engajfed for the war's duru- turn. ; Ulany of the wortwia are men who H haie mown Bray In the service. S 1 hey have the fumily solidarity idea S and, this family solidarity Idea has displeased the communists anil raui tal socialists, for it has so far frustrat es cd their efforts to cause an upset In i the industrial fabric of the Krupp in H!tltutlon. True, there were a few dls- turbuncea for a day or two during th g revolution. Hut that la past, and for SB 'he most part, the workmen goes on reasonably contentedly with his work. 8BB Virtually no women are cow em SH jiloyed. About 25 per cent of tho War M Ume iOCreaJMI a-aa of women employes. now only a few are retained genernl- ly whb.ws of former employes, who Blare given work largely out of tym- QUALITY IN TRUCKS KEEPS Quality trucks pmst bs highly ci ri.-ient, re liable, easily handled and must be comical in ojieraticn. ThrO.alil) Tn: irk i the V hite Truck. Frentzel-Vailes IViotor Co Phong 4 Pendleton, Ore r bus Kl THE WHITE CO., C leveland, Ohio. national body, which would keep .y...i .. . Ui i ' -, where it would be possible fol an lu- lividual cotfimiaaion to act, u . out falling to be utile lo do so. Id report to the International body oonv poaed oi.ii preseutai... - oi each coun try, which would make an lnvrtla- .ij... ... nuMlali its fliulilins. I tit i I legislation was enact- d. th intern;, - lonal bodv would have no means tnforoe lt finding except through a ijstni of "pltUeaa publUjity,M which i An hour spent in our store any time will re pay you. CANADIAN SKI JUMPER LEAVING TAKE-OFF FOR LONG FLIGHT DOWN MOUNT ROYAL. pj dlltonj greatest Department store 3noPoples Warehouse iiiiiiii-iffliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mmwmmmKmt llullini"ii"-"M- - , . . . , . . . . , Take advan tage of our Sub-Station Post Office on Balcony MILADY'S SHEKELS from the metallic threads in the fabrics and the applied metallic I WASHIN'OTON, Jan. 26. (United E rr.ss.) Curbing of monopolies by in E international Trude Commission, was llurged today by Huston Thompson I federal trade commissioner, speaking iiat the I'an-Ameiican Financial Con Iiference here. I Pointing out the succeas of the llPedOral Trade Coniniisslon In halting I activities of "trusts" in price boost s' lng ami unfair trade methods, Thomp 1'son said there is need of an interna Bltlonal body to prevent a trust In oiu country from unfair dealings in an g, other country. S "As the world began to fight it 1 way out of the miatlna produced b war. it discovered that monopoly wa I-' occupying the siats ot the mighty and trying to Justify Its right to them said Thompson, "iteports from legii ilatlve halla and tl ALL GO TO WAIST cmbrolderle.. metal In its natural state Z"" nf the claratlons lions demon r,Y UAROtAHpt hour 'ritten for the United Press;.) en a girl 1h on her mettle nd there's metal on the girl eonihinatirm's finite cnnif;h 0 et man's hraln jfwhirl. EW YORK. Jan. 2fi. Three are it only nilver tbraodi ftmOBfl! the pro Id i has us in Hm KoiU-n ailu In ih fnirtn or ornate belts of coins and medal lions, girdles of woven old and allver wirea and links and Interwoven scrolls. Thf more hiirbarif: and bizarre the d sifjn and effect (he more these girdles are to he denireU and they are strik i iriif the newest fc'dd and silver notes ; and are quite the centres of attraction. rh belts that have bad our coats :uul prfMHM pn tbeir encircling elasp for urlto battle t 'a,ncomnilHsio p- I -The n nmark, Canadl id, are preparing by culling 1 rad - 1,1 i.i n r ' these divrs seasons pant have at ''PI'' lll,a,li1 1 '"""' i Jasi- li'ri CMHt :uvt 1he. manj.inv f.r a the modja hangs fn e and unreslarined from Hh'inJdtr to hem save for the graceful intake of a drape or two. No Lelts are allowed to m:ir their grace ful symmetry and the little string belt rt of the Parisian und nil her copying sisters as B necessary coat accoMsory is no more. The belt in Mm more glorious and opulent form, however, is working over-tlmo circling the rich robes of velvet and hrm-ade and the simpler serge and duvetyn with equal d i.llng and inetallio charm. With the if. C. of T. e-ver on the climb though, it ceitainly does strike One n-s a bit appealing the wiv all this u Id and silver Is going to walt Although the now nh'e uHglnat ed In Canada, i' .- Norwegian ski i di- .iing pKilstity with H. M.mtreal. ue'ec and ' ftki Jumpers ar eujcytns; the epnrt now m the natur " .. tirrta!n aid en. On? of l - Jtf"pj In anaiVi i.- the Cote d's Nejgra on the si open of Mount Royal. In Montreal. The Jumper n in the photograph soared seventy . k. iee through the air (ef're alight os th- tdop- far ,e!ow. Much toni"r Jump are itaae irum i .in en ie nui:nta!n. PTeat crowds athr to watch the daring sporfKQien. urjtry. ; midst thi wsrp and woof ",maft-!-it fabrics for day wear or even- ing wear or any old wear at all. Positively we get moro metallic every day and if we arent careful we'll oy miMm.' our coeiumw ux tmU has been dear to the h ir stearl or ny I ne nro. ju-mum mow some of the evening toilettes it won't i take tnanv carats at that. Metallic; limeades Hay The perfectly K-rS"fus metallic hro- I id s .f China and Japan are having ! a freal "wave of favor for ei'enlnir ; (owne drup'd to the fhrurp and for evening wraps that are the acme of Orientalism. I'erH-nally. I fear the heavy sold and silver Incrusti-d ma-1 teriais are a bit scratchy -A-hen in too j ii-tlmate a Juxtaposition to one's apl- , dermis but one remembers always the . old i-laso thut cne must suffer to be beautiful and the larae feather fans of I the moment prove excellent sereena to ; conceal any necessary local treatment. I the rich metallic embroideries aniij brocades are rcallv the most wonder-j ! fully exprr-E'-'ve fabrics for the even. 1 ling costumes of. this most expenrlve 'and extra vaKant era but they pimply i won't stay In their proper sphere: They Insist on weaving In -in frocks' and suits i f sober daytime uUUty w ar j tnd e'nr-e'Ushinii neutral-tnned dnve. 'ne and nractlcal serires with reck- 'c-ss abandon. . Ocld motifs enhspcin"- the ebarris if all ..h'defl of brown are effeetlvo, j 'ndeed and "ilv-r on blues or are:s are. Great Britain, and Argentina, he to battle monopolies, by nilHslona. pirlt Of fair plo mutt be reciprocal. American com Dftltors may police each other in your countries," Thompson said. In explain In the benefits to .be secured from such an International body, "iiur Pad eral Trade ( 'oinnusaion will be in duty- bound to umpire their actions. Afte each nation lias its own trade com mission lo follow its competing ex pollers there, is a Tinal step to b lak. ii." Thompson auggeated the establish nient of commissions in each country alone- the lines of the Federal Trade Commission In this country, and the merging of all of them Into an inter s llril line ' IBOH1I ll IM M a. i th Rnutne. eill f'-r full nme tivk eitnMii gri.viNg ti.i-i I i .r .lannture of K. W. nK Ira a fold In One Day. 30c. I , ttunnln-T. The irlint of mtal 's as ne-' e irv to the success of the present dav I Any i M rnlci -hat K'r- aeainst the tarment as It is to its purchase though j gain Of the porcupine l-c's the urr.l ll do- -i r.l.n .nmpili'n. more fhnn Its. f it- .uw..lia II. ., th FOR SKIN TORTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid,' Just What You Need. Is Not Greasy Don't worry about eczema or r.ihrr skin troubles. Yuu can have a clear healthy skin by using Zemo. Ob tained at any drug store for 3oc, or extra large bottle lor $1.6t). Zerrn generally removes pimple., blacitheads. blotches, eczema and ring worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating antiseptic liquid, neither sticky not greasy and stains nothinr;. It is easily -pplied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is always dependablL-. 1LeE.IV. Hose Co., Cleveland. O. GOOD VISION -lues not mean lhat your eye are per feet. A great many people with per fect vision are suffering from the se verest forms of eyestrain, which often causes severe headaches, aching eyes, i ml many oilier troubles which they arc unable to account for. The only possible relief from eye strain is atasses around lo fit your eyes. A lonir experience and modern 'equipment at your, service If you come hero. OtAsics (Mound to Fi r Your Eves Leases ObPUCATLO oh Shout Notice AMERICAN N'vTL.BANI-'. BtlilDIW,, PENDLETON. Phone 6C9 uir.l t hove ll effeit lo orur(ug the I- Kl Ultl 11 n l . I -, oi ip-.. .ii sunglrflt A hendOarters of such a body roillrf ho established In u capllal city lo eunahlvr Bpmplulnt.i betweeu i -i,iaHUra oj diffeiout na tion ttli l-iscal and i'uPn'ne Hlundurda us Hi,. Measliri- of Ihe f'i'l t of Nalloil'." waa th- subject ii a talk by I'uul M. Warburg, former member of the iv-l-eral Iteeerve Uoard. ' The c r. a- c -l6aPa tomorrow. "BOSH," SHE SAYS, BUT SHE'S THE VENUS OF wir- oni i erne IVIUUIMI MUUiuiVE yuLWEHb l Miss Mildred I '-wbr t.lsniouv Miss itlldred Fowler Olgrioox ob'jeett to being called the "Venua" of Mount Holyohe College, although sh- h is won the Sarah Htr. eter (S.P awarded each year to ihe member of ihe senior class who at "me of her examination Is found to he In tho ..est physic, condition. Hoe says -nosh! f Just live riant." Her Interests and lvltlee embrace nearly everv phase of eollem- life. Sh- is the daughter of the lato vira. Iuls Pow. ler Gignoux of Now York, well know n as it lecturer. Quality Goes GearTlirough The pronounced ability of this car J fully to satisfy owners is responsible for the fine, friendly esteem in which it is held throughout the nation. dep.. $,S3S. F. p. a. F.c(ory, hnlH i(iJ r;," Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 530. Taint Shop I'hone (W3 D (3R.T MOT q R. CAR. CO MP A N I
