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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1921)
TEN PACU FASHIONABLE SILKS, WOOLENS AND WASH FABRICS ISTOO IMPORTANT TO BE LIGHTLY PASSED OVER. THIS WEEK ONLY, YOU CAN BUY SILKS, WOOLENS AND COTTON GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS. A SALE THAT FURNISHES EVIDENCE THAT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE IS FOLLOWING EVERY DECLINE IN THE MARKET. SUPPLY YOUR SUMMER NEEDS HERE, TOMQRJU )W. DAILY EASOrwECOSIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1921. , e 'I1 J ' ""l"aHt " fiwi' NOasr ILL vO Our Entire Stock of Dress Goods Special This Week Only, 20 Per CU Discount. Serges, pbgrtlines, P?iret twill, tncotines, velours, broadcloths, polo cloth, etc. ' This is the time to provide very liberal sup ply at 20 per cent les? our regular low.pricei ' , ; Domestic Organdies, 40 inches wide; white, a yard 65c Handsome Dress Ging hams and Tissues Special This Week Only, Yard , 19? upward to 89c. You'll say remarkable values and such a complete stock to choose from. New Fancy Summer Voiles, Special This Week Only, Yd. 49c, 79c and up. 40 inches wide in new floral and dotted patterns, ouv prices you'll find sur prisingly low. Unusually Good Quality Taffeta, Special This Week Only, Yard $2.19 Taffeta is this season's favorite silk. You'll find a good assortment of the most wanted shades. Imported Pongee Silks, Special This W eek Only, Yard 69c, $1.03, $1.16 to ' $3.82 All of these are the bet ter grade pongees, all ex cept the 69c grades are of a dustless finish. We're responsible for your complete satisfac tion. You get it or ycur money back Is if good quality? That's a more important thing to be sure of than price; all prices are lower But all quality isn't good- E3 P 0 it HRr': jjsjl- ft j, Ours is , . , ( I :-. w VI 1 7y I ' $35.00 to $65.00 1 65 ' ' 3 "WOMEN'S PUMPS SACRIFICED r"l M : Values up to $13.50 ' 1 jj 500 Pajrs Your Choice $4.95 Good Quality Silk Poplin, Special This Week Only, Yard 9Sc A veryt serviceable silk of very rich appearance, good selection of colors to choose from. Superior Quality Satin Mcssaline, Special This Week Only, Yard $1.98 Very similar to .satin, very soft and easily drap ed and hasa lustrous fin ish." , Beautiful Silk Skirtings for Hot Weather, Spedal This Week Only, Yard $1.78 to $6.75. Every lovely new weave, providing the means for the smartest garments. Splendid Quality Silk Crepe do Chine, Special This Week Only, Yd. $1.49 40 inches wide, excellent quality for women's blous es, dresses and for undergarments. Fashion Favors Canton Crepe, Special This Week Only, Yard $3.98 We show them in reli able qualities and a wide range colors. This is our regular $5.00 quality. Handsome Silk Shirtings, Special This Week Only, Yard $1.19 to $1.88. Neat striped patterns, beautiful quality; , just what you want for th'e hot summer weather. Imported Swiss Organdies 98c to $1.50 Every fashion review extol the desirability and forecasts the popularity of organdies in dainty col ors for summer frocks, in order to meet the demand we have again received a complete stock of extra fine quality' imported swiss organdies in all the leading shades arid whites Special Values, a yard 98c and $1.50. ' ' Hart Sehaffner & Marx clothes specially priced at GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SHOES We have picked from our stock several hundred jMrs of men's shoes, in cluding all styles and sizes. The very hest makes in the country, values up to $15.00. . SPECIAL SALE PRICE $195 mm ililliilliiill !II!ll!!!!!n!Ht!ilinimtlll!!hlH!Hlimimmiiii!iniii!!iiir'i l!illlil)llljlilllUlillllll!WUUlllUI!!;iiiUillilMMIII!!!iiiiliilij SUMMEPAPPAliEL"FOK WOMEN ... , " with true summer like freshness, our outerwear is so dainty and cool appearing that one cannot help en tering into the prevailing joyous spirit that even at this early date seems to foretell of the sunny days of summer. Let us remind you of this: that it matters not how fashionable a garment is or how desirable it may be, it carries the same moderate price ticket you will find attach- ,ed to al garments in this store all during DHLV the season if J . W " n2aLT0N5 GSEATEST DPPRTmpvt rmn - W"S"Z T PAY5 TO TRADF fJT r MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEAD QUARTERS. It's Here to Serve You. i .. - : m I father went to Vienna to consult with? tv TyH int i- ' - ' .; . j , HEIRESS, CURED BY GREAT SURGEON, TO 1 ViED WORLD WAR HERO tolita Arniour, Only Child of ' Millinonaire Packer Will Wed . John Mitchell, Jr., in June. CHIfAOOf June l P.) llita Armour, the only child of J. Ogdcn Awiour, the millionaire packer, and Jnhii.J. Witcheei, Jr., mm of the chair man of the board of directors of three - - of Chicago's largest banks, will be married here June IS. The wertd'ns will unite two of Chicago's oldest and wealthiest families. Behind that social announcement lif-s an intensely interesting and grip ping story of a "poor little rich girl," crippled at birth, who with the aid of the world's greatest scientists, devel oped into a normal, healthy, sport-luir. ing woman. , " The bride-to-be, when a child, show ed signs of a serious hip trouble. She was unable to walk and apparently was doomed to go through life an in valid. The best specialists of the coun try were consulted. .An reratlon was performed in 1900, when the child was three years of aee, without benefit. Her parents. sougnt tnrougnout tne world lor some one to euro her. In 1902, the girl's Jackie Kayoes Georges i --a i : b I A igtt(7 right to the w, and the J-'rtwa .liHrnpkjr wtnt down lut the ioui.1. That waa when he faced Javkle L'oocan, the tutle movie hern "i'vek's XSmi hoy" ux Uw FreuchiUBO'i Uanlwwvl. L. 1., t.Uiinag tamp. father went to Vienna to consult with Dr. Adolph Lorenz, the world's most noted orthopedic surgeon. Armour appealed to the scientist to make a trip to Chicago' to cure the girl. Lo rena was loathe-to leave his practice in Vienna. Armour offered to pay any amount if he would make the trip. It was finally agreed that the physician should receive $100,000 and all ex penses for himself and staff to go to Chicago and try to cure the child. The surgeon attended the child in the Armour home here. The surgeon discarded the knife and used the com pelling strains of straps and weights a& a substitute. The five year old girl was under an anaesthetic for two hours. Efforts of Lorenz and his staff were centered on forcing the hip bone into the socket. After two hours' work there was a sharp "click." The surgeon released his grip on the tiny body. . The bone had been forced into the socket. The operation was a suc cess, s .,; A plaster cast was placed on the h'p and rcn.ained there six months. A year and a half later the girl was still unable to walk. However, surgeons were confident that the operation would he successful, if given time. In 1 : 0 4 . I,olita wai trken to Vienna for tlj,e final treatment at the hands of thq famous specialist Hr father carried her on board tho ship as she was stlli unable to walk. During a short stay in Vienna, she li&ined how to wail. and when the Jair.ily returned to this courliy, she rail town the gan?plan!i of the joat and y:aed as any healthy, normal child. She iater been nit an accomplishe l spurts oinan urm was noted a) an wi'iPHtinarhm. Lrllta has taken a gre.it interest In Chicago's charitable mAtuiiiinrh. lu-. her greatest efforts have been toward aiding institutions caring lor crippled children. Following her cure, her father built a two inl.'ll'i'i lirlinr home for her at Luke Forest, a ' hlcagi, suburb am. talii.-il it "iiW.ljdy Farm." . J Ih riiifr the nut she converted her; horne nt SanlM tiirhara, Cal., int a j hospital f-.r A nerican crippled, so.-j dlers Vnen ifl jears of age, she wan! i-ieeted !i l 'life of the Arrnnir Tech linituie. Aiii. li'll wh jn she aviation eetwe' I'lrini; ii; r lie was serio ml in-j j'ired tvhf n a plar which he w5 pllot inij c.'lliiled with that of anoth v dy er IDU fi-et shove piound. Ths utl.i avi ttcr was lit; int. , Dog Will Fly in Air Derby ir V 1 "Shunt v." nn Airedale dog, will flv in the world a greatest air derby which will lie hoid at Ui'troit, Kept. 8, 9 and. 10. ; The dog will accompany Wis nu'stei,- Lieutenant James T. Hutchison (inset), commanding detach. mont nt S!frtii,-e fii'lii. DtHldcs various trophies, there will be J10.000 la pri. X-'istante of the race will be 264 mileil. I Europe outside of rinin i, .i... In failure. About five months ago the big Jilichov Onpel glussworks was con verted into a workman's cooperative enterprise. Previously the plant had "en one of the m.wt pr,peroi,s In iiohemla. The Ministry of Modal As. siHtnnce contributed 2m,(mn vrnvnn (iml Ihe Coopenilive Itmr Hank one million crowns towards tho experW niem. After five months' manage., ment of the plant tho workmen-have round themselves faced -with a deficit or CuO.OOu crowns and have coiifeswil themselves ttnulile to continue Ihe ex-pertinent. negro, . ....... . , .,1 .'leaver has been Instrumental ' In getting hundreds at his race tn disarm and seek refuge under protection of the troops. V TTTLSA, Okla.; June 2. (A. P.) Only one negro walks the stree( of "iilsa unhnmpered nr without a guard. He is Harney Cleaver, negro deputy sheriff, and well reptnrded hy both whites and negroes. Not a rioter hns turned ft hand ngiiliiHt the peneelovlntr hair grower JSTaIS?' " h"" n""b "" oTk. ,n1refnrt'lH'on0furi lt 'J" ' lSm"t Uo( vet- rtlf .h"?ff- c"""Uer", hUUn-. Here the ofll!, , fc urW-. Zt u "d,Wl 'lo ''" ZT&f? 1"' """'"T-t-vkl Forget pmt bad luck with fou, b,r, ihu UIALKO it en? bus dnwrwC. Ousmntee .d dlrt,on. with 32 Si "ho. you, fncud, lb a,lwtUmu MICH. IH OHiJS ACCKITS IHKIT10. WASHINGTON. June 2. (A. P.) Mis. Ciiarles K. llughea. wife of the Secretaiy of .State was recently Induct ed In to the position of chairman of the Woman's Auxiliary Committee of the United States of the Second Pan American Scientific Congress, rthe succeeded Mrs. Robert Iansing. wife of the former SSecrctary o(V State. Wive of the Ivilin American ambassa dors and ministers here attended the ceremony. Under the direction of Mrs. Lans ing, the committee has endeavored to promote .better acquaintanceship among women of tho Western Hemis phere and an exchange of views be tween them on all matters pertaining to Pan-Amerieon relations as well us on subjects of special Interest to wom en. ' KOOl MA7,THiS FAILKI) PRAGUE. June l.(U. P.) Ono i,f the firRt experiments In socialization In Rure Blood Is a necessity to health at nil sea sons. No better lime for blood cleansing than now. and he una trus Spring Medicine is , Hood's Sarsaparilla Happy Tidings The .':! -Fred Siegel Stock Co. AND THE SYNCOPATING JAZZ ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY AT The Oregon Theatre - EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY . i jj i: COMMENCING Monday, June 6 x PRESENTING THE HAPPY COMEDY ' "Fair and "Warnier" ,' ' . " TUESDAY, JUNE 7 r , . The Great Comedy Drama "PEG C MY HEART" 'A PRICE OF ADMISSION-35c, 50c, 75c War Tax Extr Seats on sale at the Peoples WnrehouHe. ' v