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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1921)
I . I .H ! (1 I. . ,1 1 1, .t ' I ,t I . '" Hcfe TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, PREOON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1921. iMMlMlIMIIM II .. 1.1 I -a Don, t Miss.0 lot ur A "Greats id: A Tk 4tt G oods uamivai raction FOR ALL THE PEOPLE. New Spring Cottons; Silks and Woolens, Huge Lots at Lowest Prices' iu Years.' The Piece Goods Carnival that begins tomorrow at The Peoples W arehouse is a sale of new Summer Goods at Lowest Prices. Every one of the lots is made up entirely of New Spring Gooils. Just such ina terial as oneifeinost apt to want right now for Summer Apparel. To such a sale with its New Summer Goods and Low Prices we invite you tomorrow. 'NEW SILK CREPE ' DE CHINE Carnival Special, Yard $1.49 " This is a soft, light weight crepe de chine, with a very lustrous fin ish and crinkly effect; the width is 40 inches. Excellent quality for women's blouses, dress es and for undergar ments; shown in all the leading shades. Marked Specially Low, a Yard $1.49 NEW- SERGES, GAB ARDINES AND POIRET TWILL Carnival Special, 20 Per Cent Discount In the new weaves and colors, 36 to 56 in. in width. You'll find a good assortment here to select from and we feel sure that we can both serve and- please you. Carnival Special for Three Days Only, 20 Per Cent Discount NEW SILK POPLIN Carnival Special, Yard 98c ' A very serviceable silk of very rich appear ance and you will find a splendid assortment of colors to choose from; 36 inches wide. Marked Specially Low, a Yard 9Sc.' HANDSOME DRESS GINGHAMS AND TISSUES Carnival Special, Yard 19c, 23c, 29c up wards to 89c You'll say remarkable values and we are show ing unusually complete stocks of 27 and 32 inch ginghams and tissues in striking patterns both in domestic and import ed cloths. You must see our standard quality 27 inch Ginghams that we are offering at 19c yd., and our 32 in. Standard at 23c and 29c yard. Marked Specially Low, a Yard 19c, Upwards to 89c. NEW 'ALL WOOL MATERIAL Carnival Special 20 Per Cent Discount For dresses, suits and coats you will find all the ' late and popular shades and cloths; trico tines, velours, broad cloth, polo cloth, silver tones, etc. All wool ma terials; 48 to 56 inches in width1. Carnival Special For Three Days Only 20 Per Cent Discount NEW SILK SHIRTING Carnival Special, Yard $1.19, $1.57 and $1.88 They are neat striped patterns and light and dark colored back grounds, are very at tractive and of beauti ful quality silk. Just what you want for the hot summer weather. Marked Specially Low, Yd. $1.19, $1.57, $1.88 IMPORTED PONGEE SILKS Carnival Special, Yard 69c, $1.03, $1.16 to $3.82 These are all better grades pongees, all with the exception of the 69c grade are-of a dust less finish ; all are 33 in. in width, shown in nat ural color and in flesh, pink, maize, emerald, peacock blue, rose and white. ' Qualities like these are sure to give you satisfactory wear. Marked Specially I)W, Yd. 69c upwards to 3.82 NEW FANCY. SUM MER VOILES Carnival Special 49c, 74c and upwards 1 40 inches wide in the new floral and ' (lotted patterns, fine' quality and color combinations to choose from and our price youH find surpris ingly low. ' ''- Marked Specially Ixw, Yard 49c, 74c upward "NEW TAFFETA SILKS Carnival Special, Yard $2.19 Taffeta is this sea son's favorite silk for making of garments, in fact better than it has been for years, accord ingly we have storked a good asortment of them in the- most wanted colors. 1 Marked Specially Iw, a Yard $2.19 NEW SATIN MESSAL1NES Carnival Special, Yard ' i $1.98 All'ivbmen know that 'satin -messaline is simi lar to satin, very soft, lighter weight, and eas ily draped and has a lustrous finish. This messaline is 36 inches wide and we show a fuU range of the new sum mer shades. Marked Specially Low, a Yard $1.9$ mm pi Mi You Know They're Stylish; the Best Val ues to he Found That's the beauty about coming here for clothes. You can be certain you have the correct style and the best val ue your money can buy. We sell Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes and we sell them close; that's the answer. We give your money hack if you aren't satisfied tbr itf A ClaAnhni THE PLEDGE OF PURITY NO EQUAL NO SUBSTITUTE When ordering quality groceries, fruits, vegetables, etc. CALL ONE FIVE (15) No flies, no impurities, the cleanest grocery in Pendleton. SPECIAL NOTICE This store will 1m- rlowil nil day Monday. Definition Day. Please simp Saturday ac cordingly. SPECIAL NOTICE H K(.I. A VOl NTS All lni relmniliM- nir-lMM-d Saturday and TuesJiiy will I charger on your .lime account, payable oiil.,!!. SMAKi; DRESSES Beauty, style, value, smartness, goodness are all embodied in our showing of Summer dresses for women and misses. Dozens of women are coming here every day try ing them on, and enjoying to the utmost the pleasant task of choosing the one they like best. All are fresh and becoming and well suited to Summertime wear. Both maid and matron can find just their model here. They come in all the newest styles in all the latest ideas in colorful materials and trimmed most charmingly in contrasting colors with collars, but tons, fancy stitching and braids. Let us show you your dress today. IVimlfAnn S17.50 loS75.(K) Visit Our Men's Shoe Sale. Values up Choice of Spec. Lot $4.95 to $15.00 Women's Pumps, Values up to $13.50. Choice of Special Lot $4.95. PhepQoples Warehouse li iiiiiiiiiiiiiillMgBBB ii ; ; rinilllin lirTllrtPin Ills i . : East Oregonian Printing Department. QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices Specia for Saturday Only May 28 tup: corner grocery Gilnian JMdj-, 300 W.Webb 10 lbs. Full Weight Pure Armour Iard S2.00 Meilium Siz I lolly Brand Pure Lard $1.00 Armour's Rami Eastern Ham at 38c Armour's Shield Huron, Eastern, at. . 35c Brooks & Russell Proprietors Increases Shown in Some Crops While Others Are Not Grown so Extensively as Formerly. CHICAGO,. May 27 (A. P.) Tha f.vp nf PKTirnlnire in tho mid'lln and ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Beware! I'nlosg you bco the name BayT" on packaKe or on tabletH yon are not gi ttliift genuine A.")irin pre hctiIm.,1 by physician for twenty-one yrars and proved Kile by million". Tko Anpirin only an told In the Hayer packago for ColdH. Headaches, Neural. Kia, I'.heumatiMm, rache. Toothache, Lumbago and for I'ain. Handy tin boxea of twelve Hayer Tablets of Aspirin Ih the trade mark of Uayer Manufacture of Monoaoelhacldestcr of BalitylivaciU, south west, the chief farming wction nf the country, has undergone sonic remarkable chanscs in the past ten years tt Is hown by reports from itiite agricultural authorities gather ed here. The decade is indicated as one of the most momentous that have pamed American nicrtculture. Improv- I ...i nDihrn)a ,.f firmin. nrp iriven credit for much of the transformation. In some states production of their old time crops has fallen off as at tention focussed els'where. Meantime, production per acre .has Increased while other stat.es, by advancing their own acreage have holped to wipe out a slack th;it might otherwise have re sulted. New crops have sprung to tho fore hero and there. In several states tho character of farming has almost lieen made over. Texas has forged to the front until its agricultural chiefs claim more wheat grown there than in some other states wiiere wheat is well nigh the principal crop. They declare their grape fruit and or.inges, grown In the ltio Grande Valley, cnual to the best. In "Wheat, K.insas, which holds the lead, has Increased ltn acreage nearly 1UU per cent in Ihc last ten years. The increaiie is 4,1!ii,'JU0 acres. Okla homa, which last year stood fourth In wheat production, meantime Increas ed Its planting by 1,331,00(1 ai res. Iowa tho banner corn state, enlarged Its wheat crop r.K per cent. On the other hand Minnesota which stood second In spring wheat last year cut Us wheat production 26 per cent In ten years, while North Dakota, "which stood first In Spring wheat In 1920, ali,o recorded a reduction to make way for other crops. While Kansas -was nearly doubling, its wheat acreage, It dropped 3,3.03,000 j acres from Its corn planting. Okla homa, which likewise saw greater ad- I vantages for itself in wheat, cut lis corn acreage by 2,5S2.fiin. Nebraska, which Hood third In corn production last )tar, nightly reduced it ucreafco In the decade, and Missouri, which stood fouith, cut off 1.2S5.0OO acres. Meantime , Iowa was enlarging its corn production 2 per cent, Minneso. it li'moeii UH corn yield 90 er cent. South Dakota made one of its chief ad vances in corn production. Wisconsin Is reported changing in the decade from a grain growing state to n leading dairy state. Michigan made notable strides In J the livestock industry ,'ih did Iowa, South Dakota, Indiana and other states. ! Mmtiv farmers have been unable to I go on a basis of 12 month's production I instead of only through the growing season, it Is reported for Instance from South Dakota, 'where diversified farm ing a-s in Ark.insas and elsewhere, has made great progress In ton years. Amontf other developments of tho decade might ho named these: Kentucky has almost quit raising hemp. .South IHikota farmers are pay. Ing less uttentlon lo flax. Sugar beet acreng" Increased 700 per ce if and alfalfa 78 per cent in Nebraska. Hyc niude great gains In Indiana. Minne sota, Ohio, Nebraska and elsewhere. Kentucky raised three times as much tobacco, while Ohio cut Hh tobacco yield -m per cent. Oklahoma's area in crops increased nearly 2,0(10,000 Gunmen who barr'cndp themselvet in houses and fight Chicago police will now have to contend with a portable fort of armor steel which can be han- died easily by two men. The shield Is composed of two sheets of) hardened steel, Joined in an obtuse angle anil with holes cut through to neenmmo- ! dale guns. It Is rolled on biff casters'. (' Cut Flowers for Decoration Day 11. ON IKS V CARNATIONS IM)Si:s SNAI'DIt XfiONS Mvr i-rr pkah Ordcf at Warren's Music Booth at Carnival. Graduation bou iiets and basket funeral de signs ,a specialty. Parr's Rose Gardens FUEr.WATF.K Phone 4IFJ.' Do You Know That we sell groceries as cheap as any store in town, quality considered, and everything that we send out is guaranteed? So if it isn't right, send it back. For your Saturday order we have Strawberries, Green Peppers, Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Peas, Beans, Cucumbers Tomatoes, Asparagus, New , 1'oUtoes, Spinach, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, Cabbage, Ba nanas Oranges, Grape Fruit, Apples and Cherries. Order early and get the best. The Sanitary Grocery Phone 871 The Most in Value The Best .in Quality '4