TWELVE PAGES
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1921.
PAGS NINE ,
Charm ir Plaited Skirt
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There's n charm ahrtnt the full pencil nl:irt on the slender fijmr..
T.'llla ltonanl (rl-lit of the Lady JJJIIy company, iihowii that effect in hi t
jtown of crepe do chine. nlthounh u more practical frock of Hack serf,''. )i
tlmt worn liy Martini Aloiialicld (left) of Selzmtk pictures.
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LOCAL Mi
1 -i : I..' ti en lir-t-y i.f l'"ii.h:ir''
v f,. k ;;!, I hi KH'f l ,"h '
It V l f lll-Ml-t H Me I C-M,ilU .1 lu tin
yiilitn::; liaml of 1
GOD' AS HIS SUBJECT
"I'M ll illil is lil-.l f llOWIl i.'l I I ' T-
iri; h'liii.iMiiv :i: :i wlmli-. Kof i xi,
il, I hi' slanlii'r i'f ill'' AriiH-iii:.!-.'. f
lib, ii .(til i I by way of hucIi tin- m-hi!
if .'jlli.ili'tv' is Mini'".! tit K"-a'' i' I'f.
f(; l v tu KifHiiianl lininali life Ti c .
nut ,,f a l nincl lialni tli" i::.m'i-'.
jl.ah'I if liinl It wi.rkliiB "i!t a l.ieur
Hcv. Gressman of Christian w,ri,i. : , ii. r ias r..r iminiiiaai 4n i
, , . A . .i-i.'i.il .vi'lfai-c i -111111' lari.-i. ly an a n
Church Spoke to an Interest-(f MJ.. ;iml ,,,.:iUl liy ,!.,,,: . i,,.
cd Congregation Sunday, j1"11'-1'"""'
Tin' 1 uii 'f 5oil is aim bi'.-.iIi r
. ( S.. ll'iphiH nf ' M-niUMl i" W. A. ' 1 1 " , ' - ! : :ir, t ! : I-icJiti
(ii-i'sinan. at Kiint rhrietian t inn h. . , -, ;; ,,: u , ,.r -i
,'inilay evcnlr.:?, nn Ihc lni:c: "Tin-
ii'iil'iiK Hand of timl." The loxt ci.n
I'l'I'liod Jimi-till -fii'al)l!K lillni'lf to li'-i
I Ml hi in "11 was not ymi that Heat
nn hitht'i", hut liial." (lien. -taMi.
Tire Mileage at the Lowest Cost in- History
iiiM "War 1-
lii'tl'' waN ti cati-il much as a l.y-v ,'i l
ai.l a j'.t.c. l:ut today I hat iih-ii I" r
inca'.cs iii-iy nation hating I'ln.sita.i
id ills. I i. i'ii tlimi;h it !( ; 1 1 j ( t i
IO'i.,!ri d on -H Iffnic t;rc;it v;i:s ;tii
Tho nn-s.-ik'i of the Itiaii' Is
, rlilil il, till' i'li-.l of "n .ice on i-iiltli
"ii' u iui'1 ' oil i ili loM anl nicii is t.uni
I int In ilr.ttn.i form. Tliat is. it viKUal- j mi,iv i;icy. I;y way of inlornationcl
i--i'H ,iii'l ii.rson;ilii-.i's Its toai'ltine I l.n", a-ii icrn hy war li-olf. the wo l.t
lilal.ilU' Its rharactcrB ln" f t,,:,'i' js , ,,mn, ,, si-it that hack of .'111
tin- i ye. Whi-ri'iui poplry ih scrib"S jimacl, n ,-,l tin- Kiii.iim; li.-nul nf liml
ni'il tlii-nl'iHy ilefinps the fiithniiO'iil of is IT;ii,-: i.iitioiis in nolil.-r i.ic;t ,s ami
(.oil. Jcwin iliiiniittizi's the i.h a in the i (,( lt i,,.iu ,rnth, ry fi iioushii
i,ll;lli" of tho Jilmheal v.l.ie.t
finds Its climax in lite u im.l.-'-f ;il
fatller, Who In II typp of llnd. Ill iil'i-
llar wav .lesiis pici-ents tho l-i-"th"i--hiv.il
of man In tho parnhlo Mi o
& jiikhI Samaritan, which lvprt'.si'ius cur
tii'iKlil'i'i as our hrnthi-r wlmm ' c
t-holild lii-lp. While the pliiloM.ph.-
tl-ii'ivi's on the priihli'lil i.f hiift'ci I. -. j
mitt
an Exliibilion of Social Wel
fare Work at Lille Today.
tllp l.'ool; of Jllll pll'Sl'lltH tile ptohlil i
in a liiiiuiii wherein the sufn ur nn i ts
Mii'i'iicn and misfin-tuni'. atnl fi-ii'tiil--
who darken rounsel. Imt out of It all
i;oil Hi'ciika and Juli's iirit i.t j . 1 1 ti - !
''Tio"!,'!!.'."".'.',.,.,. ,i1(. c, m- .,a ,!King Albert of Belgium Attends
of Coil, as he Mated In the text, ",'t
w.ih net ymi that pent rne hither, hat
J Con." Farly citcunisl;uii-. s point. ,! t,,
fatlnio and tr:ij.' dy. Alt hnunii s,,M a-
a fl.-ivc ami imprisoned on a fal-d I.II.l.i: Fi-mcc Mm- 17. A. P
ihaipo, vol like I'nul and .Milmn and Wit I, i;.n,,an- still ilisolaiiuiii;;
f l.iinyan and nenny t'rosl.y. In- use -I ' spmisil.ilitv f.,r ilto war th. rc is
n isfoiiiine us ii stiiilnK st..no w lici.'-' othci- cuts,, than to ileal with her
hy .(. WOllId hlcss III.' W i.l 1,1. l!v. :,,,. mini hi. i i ,1 1 , 1 1, 'I ' i'ii In In:
i:overniir Slulil.s of Kansas, oneo ja, het mi -lecls e. e! u , d I'l-i-siilonl
.. K'Uin. ii.ii l -1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 c en,-1 i v Is w-nilli M.lli land in aa :n!ille-s ,. liv. n-.l I
1 "'" a win. io i-.iuinliil nf ri-.cinls; j day m ilm ).e-ea e of KiliK Ali et t of
foe jour friends never malic (,u , , ; n, l.-iuiu. i
anythlni.'-, hut a real i iinnv 1-rlims nut! '
what you really are." l,ikcrit, .In-1 "If I ho eiti'in.' i.f l.ilV aii-l north-
sl'ldl lilftill till' I.C'lfiilv of his I Inlh. i ''I'll l-'rani e Mid i'el.-illUI ill" ton 11- :
' eriitlM In ilailil reen;.e." he -'a-el, I
i) nAltivn rtt l-thoy'iu'viTiheioss. i a, I.,:.,-.. w.th!
I lAiM lLl I ) "" reUliUll.l.r of the pie ol I'lalee
( I aim I tli' allies, ilein.init Just'ee alialllM
AW II Xr II 'he linverument and tho nation which
Wtllltl Will Ul ' j hrnnuln on the war. and whi.-h.
1 1 liroiiKliout t In- hostilitiis, piirsiieil
IJMTEI) DOCTORS!
jtni's, rniiluyinj4 ;nnl .irson
SMt'ijili(H la i'"""iis of insuring llnir own iniln--
ili a iiii'l i i fummic aiifi'inli'iiicy np'-n
thi' t-i.'iiiiu i if jK'ni-e.
"Ah Iimik ;is Ccnii.-uiy r-mtiniw-x 1"
ili-ny Iwv rcsponsiliiliiy Mhuh Jut
ni'"t"nli.iry nrKnowiflml ;it V' r
.s.iilit'S, tiit'iv tiiii l)t no Ival Karc,
"il, IS ll"l tn tliO flrlll'MTcn is. ':ik'!'
fiiC Win Ii :ini1 JM'Jirr, lllilt i'!)i lllHsl
Im.iU fur imiMTKiltsni. C clicriHli no
Mhibit ion iillicr than t apsim to fn
tut" ciHTai ions libt-cly, fratiMniiy Mini
pr;i ci in hirli ilhl i hi U;i 1 liii Hpillfss
sh:ill !m thr fruit f disintrosiod (U'
olinn in tin' I'iHlit and tho iiiivils."
l;.-pl i n,, ,tn I 'i t siilcnt. Alilk'i ami
Kirn; AIIutI sail:
"VuiM' wim-iIm will liiitl aniotitr iip
rninpjitl i'Mis in MciKiiiin a ."-'ynipat lu t -if
iM-lin,"'
M. .i iJtt'i-;ui'1 t"'!ay npmoil an chi
liition nf si'cr:tl wclfnir irk. Ho in
hIM'iMimI tho ArniTirnn M t'mss .vul
r"iiiillini-ht'il l,i. MH-i;ini -'m!iiic1 II.
I'-. uids (,f si. IVril. !.un.. i;,.il I'n.s-'"itiinissiniH-c
i'.n- l':tin.p-, n'-o thi
j AiiuTfrun lied i'mish iiuis,s.
SIZE and TYPE
NON-SKID
Old Prices New Prices
30x3 Clincher $7.5S Sf2.fi5
30x3.1 Cli.irhir 2D.S0 15.00
32x3i S,S. 26.3!) 21.00
32x4 S. S. 34.'J5 2M
34 x V; S. S. 4V.K5 3S.35
35x5 S. S. 61.15 47.05
RED-TOP
Old Prices New Prices
521. d5
27.75
31. CO
42.00
17.00
22.00
26.00
34.40
RIBBED CORD
Old Prices New Prices
?320
39.20
49.80
59.10
73.65
$25.00
32.90
41.85
49.65
61.90
NON-SKID CORD
Old Prices New Prices
334.23
41.15
52.30
62.05
77.35
$27.50
36.40
46.30
54.90
68.45
GREY TUBES
Old Prices New Prices
$2.75
3.25
3.60
4.55
6.00
7.2S
$2.15
2.55
2.90
3.55
4.75
585
rittt war tax. (ftficr sizes reduced in proportion
These Prices apply to our Regular and Complete Line
lW 20 years Fisk Tires have been built to one ideal: "To be the
best concern in the world to work for and the squarest concern
in existence to do business with'
The same ood tires and the same interest in your personal experi
ence with them will continue to be a part in every Fisk Tire sale.
Sold only by dealers
A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product
tin neil ll'Miic at'li i- -i" '
at Ki'lio isiliuu .-I.i!i
Mr. anil Mrs. I'an c
sitanl'iehl to vi'". their
,-"1- -went I"
ti Harry and
SEP 10 NI'KriV RANGE
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department.
I .a ili.nnU'
Kainiia (Ins wcrU
DO NOT USE SUKCEUY
W ill In- al
DA CUES HOTEL
. Friday and Saturday,
May 20-21.
,ori'ioe Honrs: 0 , m, (l ;( () n
TWO DAYS ONLY
NO IIAIttii: Hilt l AMIV A 'I ION
'I'ho doi-lor id ctiiitKC is a Ki'ntluate
ill iiiciticini' and sur;;ci'. and is
licensed liy (ho stale of Washington.
Jin vlsitii piolcssinnally Ihc tunic lin
porlant towns and cities and oflcis to
nil who mil on I Ii Ik tun, consultation
mid examination free, cmciI the ex
pense of treatment when ilesiicd.
(Kast Orciioni:! u Spi;ci;it.l
.MKACIIA.M.-Mav IT.- Stnylhe Urns.
hlpl'i ,l a'VMi inure cars of sheep here
Monday. They were unlnaileil and
liii . a in their M'-Kiiy tlrii'k ratme.
.I'dui lini kweiler and luide nine up
loin l'i i 'lleti ii MmidiO evemmf. A
ii al old lasliioiii'd chariiaii was tiiven
i linn.
Hard wnt
n I .ii'
.1. lit le w :
, on lilisincs.--.
I'. I-:. Kn-oi s and faiiiih- nf Ki h" .
are here to sp, ud t he sunnni r.
Mrs. tiny Notili-n came ilmvn frmn j
Kalncla W e.l I u-mI.i .' .
Mis. ITalik llaiiiell spent Hil ll.l:i V.
' w it li J. 11. linker and family,
i lid i 'al ney and Mr. rniberaer w en
; U, Horn .McKay Tlnilsiia lookinc "'T
, tile I'iitue. The
! Up In a lew days.'
j Klnior Folk rei'.mn.l In
I spetHlini the past limnl 11 .
i Mountain.
ill In-iiii; their cattle
Wcstnii
Mr. ami Mrs. II. T. Iiealy drovp t"
, .Iti.it rrui.-n i veil in:.'. Mrs. I tealy
til visit in Milton for a few weeks,
Mr. ieal i-eturniiiK here.
Mt I'laude INies hiis heen on tlu ' i
sn'k list tins week. I A natural's, pleads Willi women ml
W in. st'.v.-h-r ciimi- n f from Xolin cc-ase w earine furs dm nu t he sunimei
annul "i sheep Satiirdny. Tho j at least, I fin !.e.irmts animals
tt-.ll ,,. ,ated on thi' McKay creel; j arc l.cii'i; dcsii-oM-d so rapidly hnt m
hhiity veins Ui. ie Will he p r.i el ica My .
Mr. and Mis .lack lioekwellcr re-i nolln left. j
Trotzky Prepares for New Attack
I'lUNcr isi rs ir l l s.
l.ii.MHi.V, May 17.- I 1'. IM Tli.
I'l-moo nf vy.,,,s u-rt l.nnihui ! ,: t niht
mi a seven ,.,vs ,,,,. )ir t)l(, Wlfi, M
KilKland. eliieliv in ,j.s ,,Wn liachv o!
AccorditiK- In his liiciliod of t tea t -1 ," 1'he Trineo is Imke o;
incut lie docs not operate Inr chi .umc I rnw (here are lai Ke n-mnt
lippendlcilis, sail slnncs, ulcers or' estates in the enmity wlili h Bii with
titomiirli, tonsils or adi-iiiiids. j ""' from whicli diaws hi..
main revenues. Mis principal cnaane-
lle hax to )ii eredil many wonder- : mint md-iv is the nnveiKini; of the I v
fill resiills In diseases r the slomaeh. v ".i c nv War memorial l(t llxeter.
liver, liowels. Iihiod, .skin, m n na, j Tmunr row the prince win niolor over
l...,nt kill line I, I, ,.1.1.,.. ..: ... , .i. i....i. ....
' ""oi, i-i-ii weiiiiiK.li ' ' i lannon, n i'si;iie ami have a
hai wuh his tcnaniK on farnilm; and
I'tilarrll. weak Iiiiiks, rhcutniitism,
M'iallca, Ii k ulcers and fecial nil
hlents. If von have l.een aiiine for any
lellKlh of tltun and do not Wet lietlei
elo not fait to call, n.s linproicr
rneiiMiues rather llian ilisense are
td'len the cause of vour lon; standini;
lioulile. ,
Iteiilemt'cr almve ihite, that ox
Iiliiiiiation on this trip will he free,
and III it his tieallnelil is ilif'erenl
Address; .Kin Uoslnn lllovk, .Mln-
I'leeilnia, w hue on Wednesday he will
make similar veils to the rriueeten
and Hallmoiuh estates. Friday the
I'rinee eniliai l.s on a eovernment hoiit
al rlvnmiilh for a three days' slay In
the S. illy Isles, which hclntu; to Ins
duchy.
Itiii.ilian railroads are hurnilii; wood
for luel. A modi rn locomotive fitted
with a wati r tuhe and fire In ick arch
-with a inrrect propnrtinn nf lixehicv
and In. tier Ian ns w i md with no ycrloti.-
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RUSSIA
Thu latest pieturp shows I eon Trotr.kx cor.irv.muei o( the Iltitisian
Fied Arm reviewirot new graduates of an oflicer's tralnlr.tf school in
Moseo-v In preparation for a new drive auainsl 1'ol.itil U'arsiiw ili;-.
patchi'i report Hed ti-oopj are lieinp conceiitratcJ on the Iv.'vi tor Xh.)
expected Scnsite,
Slums nf Swift iC- Compnry
arc 7nrfc!i (iixfrjhult'ri. The
map (itc.i thi'iuiwbrrof shn re -hal.lcrs
in cash stale and imt
been dnttcil In inriirntr ihc pro
portionate distribution.
Who is Swift & Company ?
Swift & Company not a one man or
one family affair. It is a company owned
by more lh?.ri 4C.0C0 people sca tered
over the face of the cjobe forty thousand
shareholders with voting powers and a
share in the risks and jprofUs the
business.
Most of the forty thousand live here
in the United Stales. But some of them
live in France, some in England, others
in the Philippines, Hawaii, Alaska.
13,000 of them are women.
Nearly 14,000 of them are employes.
The average individual holdings are
small about 37 shares apiece.
No one person or family owns a
majority of the stock.
In fact, it would take 900 of the largest
shareholders pooled together to vote 51
per cent of the stock!
These shareholders are the men and
women whose money, in the form of
capital, makes Swift & Company possible.
They are jealous of the character and
reputation of their organization, proud of
what it is doing, proud to have a part in
supplying to the world such products as
Swift's Premium Ham and Bacon, Brook
field Sausage, Silverleaf Brand Pure Lard,
Wool Soap, Swift & Company's fresh
meats, etc. ' ,
The executives of Swift & Company
maintain the high standards of these
products as an imperative duty not only to
the 40,000 shareholders, but to the public.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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nediiollB. .Minn.
waste of t lie luel.
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