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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1921)
riVVNtfH'Hil'i tAGE TWO 1 : DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1021. . - - r -- il TIU1 A Glean Sweep Sale! of Art and Needle Work Material Everything reduced Thirty-Three and a Third per cent. A real cleanup. This sale should be of interest to eveirworwan w ho omplovs leisure hours, in summer embroidering either at home or in summer camps, for summer's long days are just the days for employing one's skill with embroidery needles, fashioning intri cate patterns, stitch by stitch, to send to one's friends al Christmas time. Here's a helpful- sale that will supply, jou with stamped pieces and fancy pieces of every description at most liberal payings. ' ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 33 1-3 PER CENT. , HAND EMBROIDERED MODELS REDUCED TO 1-2 PRICE These1 articles are all hand embroidered and were used in our needlework department to show custo mers how the different pieces of stamped goods look ed when worked up. , (. Entire Stock Reduced to Half Price. Entire stock of novelty braids, fringes, cords, laces etc Things that are used with art goods. Now re duced 1-3 less regular price. LAMP SHADES REDUCED ONE-HALF You'll find a very complete assortment to choose from in all the mpst desired styles and shapes; trim mings and shades to harmonize with every cozy home. Entire Stock Reduced ONE-HALF. "Royal Society" and "Columbia" Mercerized Cro chet Cotton Reduced to 8c ball; 2 for 15. 0. N. T. Luster Cotton Reduced to 3c ball ; 2 for 5c. CLEAN SWEEP SALE ON COUCH COVERS AND PORTIERES AT 1-2 PRICE. We are determined to close out our entire stock of Couch Covers and Portieres and accordingly have listed quantity and clearance prices below; 2 Couch Cover; Regular Price $4.50, Clean Sweep Price $2.25 1 Couch Cover; Regular Price $10.50, Clean Sweep Price $5.25 4 Pair Portieres; Regular Price $9.50, Clean Sweep Price $4.75 2 Pair Rope Portieres; Regular Price $14.50,. Clean Sweep Price . t $7.00 1 Couch Cover; Regular Price $1.69, Clean Sweep Price 85c 2 Couch Cover; Regular Price $9.50, Clean Sweep Price $4.75 4 Couch Cover; Retrular Price, $6.95, Clean Sweep Price '. $3.4S 3 Couch Cover; Regular Price, $4.25, Clean Sweep Price . V . $2.13 1 Best for ilifi Price, Nil atter Y a t the Price Women's Kayser and Vanity Fair Silk Underwear Dis counted 33 1-3 Per Ct. Our entire stock of Kayser's and Vanity Fair silk underwear are on sale at a discount of 33 1-3 per cent The asortments are good, vests, knickers, envelope , chemise, union suits. Kayser and Vanity Fair gar ments are beautiful, and they are moderate in price at the regular marked figure. This sale gives you an opportunity to supply your sum mer requirements at considerable savings. Buy Now and Save 1-3 Less Regular Price. Sale of Kayser's Silk Top Union Suits, a Suit 2.19 Now- you can buy women's high grade silk top union suits of Kayser's quality at. a decided bargain price. So we say: Get a Season's Supply of these Beautifully Finished Gar ments; shown in flesh and white, bod ice and regular top styles with tight knees. They are all regular values from $3.25 to $4.50. Clearance Sale Price, a suit $2.49 , A Decided Bar gain, Pacific Jewel Silk Hose, Very Special, pair $1.59 A very fine quality pure dye silk hose, fashioned with seam up back and seamless foot. Fine lisle garter top, high spliced heels, double soles and toes; all sizes, black and white only. An Exceptional Buy at a pair $1.59 FOUR BIG BARGAINS FROM THE BAR GAIN BASEMENT Pendleton's Busy Bargain Shop. FANCY SILK SKIRTS PALM OLIVE SOAP 7c the bar. All vou want; no limit. $3.79 About 25 skirt; BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES $9.98 Values up to 75.00 LITTLE GIRLS GINGHAM DRESSES 79c ' Real bargains Remember the Chautauqua Dates July 10-16 WMMLETttJO M&tfEST OtPAJUMESI arras it Xk'. V. '.!! I WHERE IT PiV3 TO TBADE II - " Remember the Chautauqua Dates July 10-16 PRICE OF CRUDE OIL Oil. CITY, Ta., July . (I. N. 8.)! I Independent oil refiners, although jiHlmtttlnff thut prtcn wild for I'ciiH jsylvunia crulo und other grades pro Ulured In the vaHt Rro way down, nre Ithemsflves placed in pONiUon where they tire operating on a biiHls Mint af fords u very narrow iniuirin. between a profit and a lows and are ho toadod up with refined product! for which there Is no market that the conditions of less than six months aso, when the Independents were constantly bid ding up the price of crude until the Pennsylvania grade reached the toil figure of Jti.il), are today taking us little as possible. With Pennsylvania crude oil down to 12.50 a barrel the lowest price in over five years- It Is again being de-moiiHtrat9d that It Is not price but demand t hut sells any product. And that demand, excepting in the case of gasoline, is conspicuous by its absence. A well-known local refiner and job our of trude and refined oils today pointed to the fact that refiners who but six months ago were bidding against each other In an effort to se cure Pennsylvania crndo lire today loaded to the limit with refined pro ducts and going Into a market where keen competition for prospective buy ers has been forcing the prices down '.o dispose of stocks that have taxed itorage facilities to the limit, in order to avoid being put in a position where ;hcy would have to stop buying crude uid shut down. (XALU CIIAULMOOGRA OIL IS TUBERCULOSIS CURATIVE AS - WELL AS LEPROSY HEALER Scientist Believes Oil of Hin dooB Can be Proved to be i. Curative for Dread Disease. BY VJLL1AJI ;. CAYCK r 1 1 uttl i..i.oi.m .p sk'rl.-e Muff Corro: ioiid-m. ) SAX IllANCIKCU. Cal.. July . t'liHulinoo;1 oil. rnglma of ointment of the ancient Hindoo, may yet irove to be a great bom to tMviliwitWn. It tx a more or les rocent discovery fur the treatment tf leprae, and -It i li4 the oil rati tw umi lor the wi of ttiVeivuloda It wub Dr. (CrtieX L. Walker, niroi Wr of the mart wf the Hooper Re rroh Institute, of thla city, who opened tliu for the fight upmost littt -lilto plague with ch.iulmooi:!'u oil. and hie (Audita and discoveries Join tfei lia hav woo h'a end admiration among '.irothcr scien tists. With the diwijvery that chaiilmoo gra oil was a cure for leprosy. Or. Walker also discovered that the acidi .;... tt. w.i c (jcriin:.oai and .utu th- bacilli of Injth leprosy and tu berculosis. These are the only known acids with this effect. "In leprosy the u.-mj of chauimoogru "II i... . i tic... I 1 il,., tAO.'lrt i( the inori adanc'd casts." Dr. Walke declared. "Xo lunger are lepers In Hoiiuiulj tsreii for life confinement to the lciand of Molakai, but are given lrei,lm-iit In hosiiltals. 'Kfuits attained o far with the ue ef chaulmoogra oil are amatliiK In Honolulu alone more than one hua- ired and fotty-two cases have been pronounced as cuied during the last two an4 one-half years. With the Hy of the oil a case of leprosy can be cured In from one to to yearn. "Itut as to the u; of cliaulmoogra oil for tuberculosis we are only h. finning our batus Wb nave, eclen-' tif'c grimd!!-on which to believe th:it tedious and although costly, will not the oil It a cure for tuberculosis, as it J prove prohibitive to a general uea of it for leprosy. We aro experimenting' the solution should It measure up to now as fust as possible with rail! Its I the holies of Dr. Walker and his co and other animu'.s and hope that In ! workers. six months or a y-ar we can claim 0 ! lr. Walker Is more than optimistic certain cure," the doctor raid. ! that thu oil will prove a euro for tu- Spivikin.; of le!ir.-sy aauln. Dr. berculosis, but said that as his inves Walker dcclurcd th-.re were several ligations aro only preliminary he can nirv now under treatment in 'San not make uny definite aiinoiincemcnt at this time. KiMiieiseo ot the Isolation ll':spltal and that encouraging results have beel) attained. lW..t of lu-an s.. d i TMlt! .T AMIIITIOV. 'The cases heie are Jri-m;U and f 'HCAOO, July 6. Dolly Malley. Illiteralps. who are not eompelli-d to tl"rteen-year-old school g rl, has nov take the treatment; but Mios-. who ' ''r "t'',n1 a ruflfoad train except in the have stuc'-: to it have shown marked who"' ''K'og'apry." Improvemt in, ami In time we hop to I Although living within easy walking have cured cases." he said. , distance of five great Chicago railway Chaulfnoogra oil Is the product of a j tornilnala. the girl has never left the bean seed found only In tndla and neighborhood of her home. Ncwspa has been used for centuries by the ' Prmen who found she had never even Hindoos In making salve, which was, visited Chicago's "loop," only eight applied for leprosy with more or les ; "locks away, suspected a "child prispn success. Sometimes It was admlnis- f er'' story. tered Internally through the rtomach. ! Investigation showed, however, it but this method was not satisfac'.on i entirely Dolly's fault. because of the violent resetion. The j - ' J""t never caied about going solution of chaiilmoorrra oil is Injected jaway from here," she told reporters.; Into the muscles, from which Is Is a- ' "I h"rn and raisi'd here In this Horhcd Into the blood and returned ' neighborhood and It's good enough for again to the tissues. mo." The process by which the acid is ex- 'N'ot even "choo-choos'" can coax Iter traded rromthe oU U - loci find jaway. i "Kvery price cut by a jobber o re finer," stated the local man, makes I the sit nation more acu-.c. A refiner I may make a special price In order to move some given line with which ho Is j overloaded. Tlits Is pio for the buyer, who. regardless of the conditions that j have forced the Feller to make the new low price, immediately stands pat on I that price with all concerns, and thus it he laVk of .demand h-is been slowly I but surely forcing down values for j finished products. I "As a mater of fact," continued the local oil man, "the present cut in the I price of crude had already been large ; ly discounted by cuts -in the price of ItMe finished product t lie past few days." Western Competition Hnrts. Although there are several refiners who arc continuing to operate their plants, it was pointed out, the opera lions are not ncting any prolix, and some who do not want to sever con nections with their source of supply in anticipation of a revival or busi ness, arc actually doing business at a loss. The producer Is the man who right now is getting the worst of It espe- i chilly those who bought production or j drilled In new production the past two or three years. ' The refiners stated the Internation al News Service's M.'ormanl, expect ing under extraorttinary conauions, usually buys and sells at the market. The producer who drilled at the peak ( the market prices and correspond ingly high costs Is faced even if he Is I able to carry' his load, with the possi bility of having to wait a good ninny I years before he can begin showing a I ,rofit on his wells. I As to where prices will eventually go, nobody seems willing to predict or guess, more is naturally mc pessi mism that comes with a cut. and some piofcss to sec further drops In fight. Others, more optimistic, believe that even if there should be further cuts they will not be for any length of time, as the curtailment of operations and productions and the prospective revival of business are expected to valise a turn. Ho far as the better grades of crude oil are concerned there has been no increase in'the supply available, ex .eptlng in stocks on hand. Western crudes have been brought into the :nrkct In Increased production, and rasoline from these grailcs, although iot to be compared with the high grades refined from Pennsylvania oils, are laid down at eastern points j it a price that makes them formidable competitors with the eastern grades. Aside from the demand for gasoline there Is but a limited sale for lubri cants and other crude by-products at this time Just what this means to the refiner. It is pointed out. Is up- I parent when it Is stated that for every barrel of gasoline refined from Pennsylvania crude there Is a sur plus of other products that must cith er go Into storage or be sacrificed In price equivalent to abo.it two barrels The following prices go into effect at pur jshop'July.l: LABOR $1.00 PERJIOUR GAS . 32c PER GALLON OILS (Monogram, No. 7, Waverly) $1.20 PER 'GAtLON This reduction in price will in no', way effect the high quality of our repair work. ' - ... 11 V.'' With our equipment and long experience, we have al ways given the very best and will continue to do so at the above prices. ' ! If you have car trouble on the road and need help . JUST PHONE 780 DAY OR NIGHT Tor Our Service Car that is built for Service. . ; Newsome & Gumming For the Best Automobile Repairing 701 W. ALTA ST. C OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS SPOKANE, July 6 l V.) Iivne Weber. 21 years of ace. -Mrs. while mentally deranged, shot and klllod her two-year-old baby. She has been jailed under a murder charge. um-Kius oi' ;u.vriTui: Klouuent language and Illustrations In advertising may appeal to nuin. but after all It Is the homely, sincere letters from women, overflowing with heartfelt gratltudo for health restored by Lydla w. i'lnkhsm's Vegetable Compound, that convince other suffer ing women that there Is a medicine that will help them also. Jinny K'loh letters are being published in Mils paper from day to day, and It Is to any woman's advantage who suffers from female ailments in uny form to give this old fashioned root and herb rem edy n trial. KTKOXC. Kl'MMUl COljDJt. , LONDON. July .--( I. N ,&)-"Th 'Summer' color," says Damo Fashion, "will lie a soft shade ot yellow, not US UI. e apricot, but more correctly de scribed as Spanish onion peel color." Ilione I10-W V. O. Bo 85 DR. C. H. DAY 'i" , Physician and Surgeon , . . Osteopalh ltoonn 13 and 25, Smith-Crawford Building, TwfeptXM In Ilea. J4B-R DR. LYNN K. B LAKES LEE Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electri Therapeutics. ' ' Temple Eldg. -. Boom It. Phona 41 TKV THIS IS YOVH NKftJIUtOlt- IIOOI MAItTlNH FKltltV, O., July 1 Here Is a new Idea for hot weather. Hoy Zimmerman invented the scheme. It works well, he says. He has no electric fan, but he has a substitute that is Just as good. He disconnects the dust bag from his wife's vacuum cleaner, and placing the machine in the window turns on the current and a stream of cool atr pours Into the room. There Is Jusf one disagreeable feature. When the dirt digester Is used it makes moro noise than Mic fans, waking the neighbors If used late at. night. We Want Your Shoe Repairing Having taken over the Pendleton Shoe Shop, we have added new machinery and new material. We employ expert mechan ics only and are in a position to do any class of work that can be done in any of . the larger cities. Give us a trial and you will be convinced. GEO. X. BRADLEY, Prop. 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