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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1921)
TEN PAGES YOU WILL FISD NEW BARGAIN SURPMSES DISPLAYED EVERY DAY. NEW WASH FABRICS FOR SUMMER DRESSES; new summer fabric- are coming to us cadi day and our assortment of Voiles and Ginghams are far better than PECIALLY LOW DURING OURMAY SALES. they have been in the past seasons and the fabrics are .PRICED ES- '.v. WAV.. ''.'.': DAILY EAST OREGONIATT. rSIIDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18,1021 " ' - : ------- r- ' if r ftfiiiiiiijiJiiiiiiiiiijiiiME MAY All 0h-r Ppf-imA. VU 1nl, tiiliiiiihm Milium ...... I.ige uiil Walls Nulla linl Mixlitmi unl 1-arjtv imil Pendleton Ijm-,1 Mnltuni nil 1. flint mil Sail 1Sh1. Iln Miuul l.2. M.2 SI (id SS.00 KIIKl S2.00 IhMim. Itrinl Itrcf. ttwihil limit. MlllOnl llHIII, 'mit(Ht Sii-tii. sinful to imr iirtler. Vrwh JiTxry lilk. , Klrn MJU llrvntl Xuf ail. New Dress Or candies 65c to 45 Iik Ii ilrvss mgundy with M-'HIIUH1lt finish, in all the season's rotors mid also In white ,'liwsc are Imported fionl .Switn-rlnml anil arc spl.iulld tallies at. Ml. Sl.fto .tn and 40 in. organdies white and few in colors, range in rki"s from 65e to SI.S5 per jard. , . ' ; ; New Beach Suit ing, yd. COc S6 indies vide, ami e show tlicm in a rool ratine f shades. Thrr arc cii ally suitah: ror making summer suits ami skirts. Priced, a ard , (c 40 in. Handsome Voiles 19e to 71e 40 in. fine grade dross voiles, lM'antifnl in design and color. Fabrics I hill w ill -lie much in demand throughout the ImK Mininicr season. We have two as sortments that Ave have priced specially low. LOT 1 Includes all voiles that are priiisl to sell nt tl.V to "5c May Sale Sxvlul. a yard l!e l'.OT 2 This assort mi nt of voiles is prieiil to sell iTSiti larly at from 8.V to $1. '-". May Sale Special, yard . . 7 lo Other splendid tallies from $l.r upward to $2.50. Fine Dress Ging hams, 1. 19e to 74c Almost every woman In town knows all alioul our v splendid values in (Jlniiliums. Jinny new gingham patterns are added to our already M assortment or l'rencli ging hams. Sea Island silk tissue iiiii:rli:nu and fine Ainerlcnu wphyr Kiimliams. ltonutifiil "clieeks. plniiis, stripes and pl.iin colors niv shown, 27, Si and ; ini'lies wide. Priced specially low during our May Sales, a yard 19c, 23c, 29c, upwards to, 89c. Thursday Rain or Shine Silk Umbrellas $9.93 " Just arilied liy express from New York a 'shipment v of new plaid rain or shine umbrellas, I'nshlouahlo dur ing spiini; showers and sum mer sunshine.. JIade Willi eight rilihctt frame, the new leather strap or rliiB liaiullcs. coverotl with beautiful qual ity silk III handsome plaid Imtterus. A special lot on sale Thursday, exception al bargains at.. 59.98 i Thursday Rain or Shine Silk Umbrellas 4 iO Made with eight : ribbed frame, cord or ring handles, covered with black, navy blue, green and purple silk. A Special lot on sale Thursday, exception al bargains at. . $4.98 Special . CLEAN-UP SALE of " MEN'S SHOES .We liaco sclKteil rrom our slock ll (Mills. hroUen llm-s. etc,, of Mill's SIiimk and hate placed I In in on sale at tin most rciitarknlil) low price of $1,9.5 This sale Includes tallies up l It's the ui'ciih-st sliiK- sali IViiiJIeKm Iihn seen i!i ,ear. Nearly eiciy deslrahlc si le Is included, iind iH ft nearly, any foot. The lies! of styles, the liest of imil.c. the hest of leathers. It's a won dci Till oxHiiiiily lo sine on fiol( Ihhi est shoes, ' ' ow Is the time lo liny, t'ome In lo uiomiw first chohv I. ul lnt. .:j.w.w:.".r7r Visfl, the Merchants' and Manufactur ers' Carnival May 26 and 27. x KNMXIWX CiLILTEST DEPART fKI miRS 1 s.ixiin wM5.rc. i B-WT s 1U TRADE Visit the Merchants' and Manufactur- ers' Carnival May 26 and 27. MMMMMMIIiMli toast ' MX "That Tired Feeling" Often Forecasts Sickness -rt'W lit ,t V ALONG about this time of year a man finds his motor- ing neighbors getting anxious about their tires. With folks expecting old tires to "pop" any minute, thre comes the question of what kind of new ones to buy. U. S. Tires are answering a lot of questions like this nowadays. ! The U. S. Tire following embraces two kinds of tire buyers. Those who started with quality first, and have never bought anything else but the quality standard tire. Those whocame to quality first only after dabbling with "bargains," "rebates," "job lot" and "surplus stock" tires. Getting one hundred cents value on the dollar in tire buying is a straight-forward business proposition not guess-work or a game of wits. The most essential man for you to know today is the local U. S.Tire dealer who is concentrating on a full, completely sized line of U. S. Tires. Ha gets his U. S. Tires straight from his neighboring U. S. Tire Factory Branch one of 92 such Branches established and maintained allpver the country by the U. S. Tire makers. He is the man who can give you fresh, live tires not stuff shipped to him from some point where it did not sell, hut new tires of current production. Giving the same quality, selection and price-advantage to the owner of the medium weight car as the big car owner gets. With equal service and buying opportunity whether he lives in the smaller localities or the greater centers of population. , jgll THE U. S. NOBBY TREAD Where the going is specially heavy with snow, mud or Band, in hilly country where maximum traction on the road is a factor, no other tire tread yet devised is qujte so effective, or sa wholly approved by motoring opinion, as tha U. S. Nobby Tread. Its very simplicity two diagonal rows of ob long studs, interlocking: in their (TTip on the rond is ths result of all the years of U.S. Rubber ea penenca with every type of road the world over. "Th miW efHiI man for ynu to know today m th tira bvnea j youf locsl U. i, Tirm Lmaier.' n It United States Rubber C U 11 i " Western Auto Co. rh'one 530 ' Water and Cottonwood . XKW YOHlt, May IS. (Hnrhl U. Jarohs, V. V. Staff (.'orrespondt'iit. ) American industry shutild be main tained in the suite degree of irn I'arednrss for war an the urtuy and nacy, according to Hemaid M. iraruch. The modern application of iJeorite W'iUihins(ona admenthni "in time of peace prepare for war'' is explained by Harwich in his book, "American In dustry in the War," which la in effect a report of the vsar Industries Board, of which he was rhnirman. Baruth lauUcs lhee Miigostiuna: A peace-time skeletonized organiza lion ulon the same lines iu the War Industries board should lie eKlabli: hed to provide congress with accurate and complete information regarding all in dustries, ;and to form the nucelus of a new board in case of another war. The government should encourage and assist In development of the pro ductton of certain essential materials, used both In war nud peace, which have been virtual monopolies in other countries in the past. Manufacturers should be prevailed upon to maintain under ovei imieut supervision the skeleton organizations In certain departments throiurh' which rapid manufacture of inanitions and war materials could be developed. "Thero should be established a Peacetime-skeleton organization fol lowing the lines of the War Industries f'oard," JSaruch says. "It should bo bended by a chairman who Hhould have associated with him tho chiefs of tho centralized purchas- -t ins bureaus of the Army, of the Navy. and of any other Government depart ment which nilKht bo called upon to make large purchases in case of war. To fhnctlon under the several principal divisions there should be selecled about r,0 chiefs of commodity sections. Earn chief of a commodity section would name a comilittee to represent the industry under his charge. The committees' of the different industries could meet separately as occasion re quired. Tho main organization should meet in general conference at least once a year, "During the war the country wes constantly threatened with tt shortage in available supply of nitrogen, man- I Kuuvve, chrome, tungsten, dyestuffs, coaltar derivatives, and several other essential materials. ' These materials had always been imported. The Gov ernment should devise some systrth for protecting and stimulatinjr their in tcrnal production. "Under tho supervision of the proper departments of the Government, cer tain wit Industries should be en couraged to maintain skeleton organi zations through which they could de velop tho f lipid manufacture ot guns, mnnitjohs, airplanes, and other direct military equipment. This might be done in some cases through Govern ment purchases of factories, In others through the placing of sufficient or ders to permit the, owners to keep the plants In existence. "Theso measures nre suggested as direct methods nf Insuring against some of the bx-avy losses and unfor tunate delays "Which the country ex perienced in the process of converting Its induMrles from a peace to a war basis. .They Involve- very small current expenditures, but are capablo of being instruments nf saving many millions of dollars in an emergency." Uegardlng the advantages and dis advantages of huge Industrial organi zations, .llaruch says: - "The country wilquite, properly do- ; mnnrl I ho vigorous enforcement of all proper measures for the suppression j of unfair competition and unreason able restraint of trad". Hut this es-, sentially negative polic y of curbing vicious practices should In the public j interest, be supplemented by a positive : program, anil to this end the ex peri - j ene of the War Induslric Hoard points to the desirability of Investing1 sorne Government agency, perhaps the department of Commerce or the Fd- Ulicn you are tirotl without fjood cause, 1,'uk ambition and feel out of sorts generally, you may bo heading straight for a ik4t spell. TltAtu, ....... ..I ... n ft ihow tho -whole system, ,lWfil1 C3j)cciully tho hlood, is EkHaJii&tfSkJ disordered. Don't -wait 'till you are nick in bed. Almost ev ery ailment can bo wtird hI cfT if Attended to in BUan..' time. Any doctor will tell yon that Start at once to drive impurities front your nystcm and help enrich your circulation w ith famous S.S.S., the vegetable blood tonic of fifty years' standing. Get S.S.S. from your druprfrlst today, and wriU about your condition to Chief Medical Adviaor, 847 Swift Laboratory, . Atlanta, Georgia, era! Trade commiauion with conslruc llve as wi ll us tH'jiiinitiril powers. ".Such a plan should provide n way of approu( htrg industry, or rather of Inviting Industry to approach the Oov. eminent, (in it friendly spirit, with view to help nnd not to hinder. It Is recommended that such practices ir cooperation anil co-ordination In In dustry as have been to be clearly or public benef. t should be stimulated and encouraged by a Government agency, whi.-h at the same time' would be clothed with the power and charged with the responsibility of standing watch against and preventing abuses." WORM HAS TU m, NEW ORDER HHUHED SI'llIXnriKl.n, Ills., May IS. fn r.)-The worm his turned Hecre lary of state has iinmted urlicles of In corporation In the "ITnlled Goat of America, '"whose purpose Is nuce of the (due laws." ' "resist- I 9 " . ..w-s ' rr i si i ii ,.ii iii.'ji , , ,,,2 il 1 3 mj& I I Which nreyou? IS your kitchen uticomfort. ably warm and does it re. quire constant effort to keep it tfean and tidy? Or are you one of the thou sands of happy women who delight to work in a cool, shin ing kitchen with a gopd,t4 cookstove ? A good oil cookstove is easy to operate brings a steady in tensa heat concentrated direct ly on the cooking. For best results use Pear! Oil the clean economical ker osene that is refined and re refined by a special procesn. Sold by dealers everywhere Order by name Pearl Oil. S'l ANDARD OTI. COMPANV (California; , PEARL OIL HEAT AND LIGHT 9- Jt y IT.