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EIGHT PAGES .DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OttEGOy. SATtTTtDAY. FEBRUARY 81. H14. PAGE TTTREE, If You are Subject to Colds This Editorial will Interest You. A Great Majority of Tcoplo Get Ono or More CoHs Every Season and It is of Vital Interest to All to Learn How f o Avoid and Relieve Colils Quickly, Since Colds are Said to ho Contagious. TELLS HOI' GIRLS TO TEACH TO BE WIVES MJtS. ANNA M. NOBLE OITMXKS THE WOKK WHICH BIIK IS ACCOMI'LIKIIIXG. Some people think coltb aro crly caagtt tkronca eiposuro. Tti in return is ccairadictad by tie foci tiit j-ctic ezplorers are peculiarly free from colds. It is more generally accepted that colds are the result of civilized life, duo to super-heated rooms and a very rapid change in temperature which causes the nerve centers to be depressed, and still more largely due to con tagion ene member of a family imparting; a cold to another by sneezing or coughing. '. A cold means nothing if relieved quickly. That such a purpose may be accomplished, a quick aid to a cold is an cssontiaL A remedy especially devised to relieve colds quickly is FZBTJXA. PEBTJUA contains such ingredients that have an especially beneficial in fiience upon the inflamed mucous membranes and the quicker these mucous membranes are given the benefit of a remedy like PEBTJHA. the quicker the relief and the less contagion. A neglected cold may become a serious menace to one's own life, and far worse, may endanger one's family. We insure our hornet against fire, our lives against death. Why should ve not insure ourselves against colds if possible by having a medicine in the family chest that can be used at once f PEROT! A is a reliable household remedy for colds and should be in every home, for there should be a desire to combat a cold as quickly as possible. This is enlightened hygiene. People who are feeble and run down are more subject to colds than per eons in normal health. 8uch persons need outdoor life and PEEVHA to help build np a strong constitution. If you have a poor appetite that is often a warning that you probably need a tonio like Peruna for Peruna aids the digestive organs. When your appetite is fair and work and exercise do not -quickly tire yon, your susceptibility to colds diminishes very much. Persons who object to liquid medicines can now obtain PZETJHA TABLETS. Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914. FINANCIAL CONDITION GOOD. Illgger Xeert of Northwest Is Farm er, Kays Idaho Danker. MOSCOW, Idaho. Feb. 20. "The Pacific northwest In In splendid fi nancial condition," declared John P. Vollmer, of Lewlston, president of the First National Bank of this city, who was In Moscow. "Any depression felt In financial circles In the east cannot affect this country," he continued, "and we 'are yet to witness much greater prosper ity. "What we need In the west now The Home 1 the IJlRRi'Ht Contribu tion a Woman Can .Make to Her State, Klie Kayit Greatest Trouble With Our Society I the Lark of IroKT Home Training. JUHN H. TUU..K MAT Be NEW I V XT TJ 1 POSTMASTER AT HERM1ST0N i MPO TO WmWS APPOINTMENT EXPECTED TO BE MADE WITHIN FEW DAYS, SAYS JIEPOKT. more than anything else la more small farms and more diversity In farming. This Is the only solution for fhls country. Happily the farmers In this section have enjoyed good prices for their grain and livestock and our section of the country seems to have been exceptionally fortunate." Mr. Vollmer Is one of the early pi oneers of Idaho, for inuny years was engaged In the mercantile business In Lewlston. Ketall dealers In Hong-Kong are discovering the advantages of window dressing after the American plan. CHILDREN ALL SICK WITH COLD. COUGHING, FEVERISH, AWAKE ALL NIGHT Use Pure and Pleasant Dr. King's New Discovery. Relieves the Cough, Loosens the Cold, Promotes Rest and Steep. When your family is visited by a cold epidemic and your home seems like a hospital, your children all have colds, cough continually, arc fever ish and restless at night, sleep little and then not the sound, refreshing sleep children need. You yourself are almost sick and awake most of the night, caring for them. You need Dr. King's New Discovery. It quiets the children's cough in atantiy. It is pure and pleasant Children like it. By relieving the cough promotes sleep and gives you and the children the much needed rest. Get a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery from your druggist He will refund your money if it doesn't give relief. W. H. Knowles, of Osco, 111., writes: fWe have given Dr. King's New Discovery the most thorough testa for coughs, colds and various bronchial troubles for six years, and have never found it to fail." "For about three months I had the worst kind of a cough," writes W. P. Rinehart of Asbury, N. J. It would keep me awake for hours at night All the medicines I took did not help me till at last I used Dr. King's New Discovery. Three doses gave me the first good night's rest I had in months and further use com pletely cured me." Sold by KOEP PENS' Experience vs. Experiment Which Sounds the best to You i T depends considerably as to whether there Is any expense at tached. The world loves to experiment but generally balks at gambling good money awny in experimenting on the ne cessities and utilities of every day life. Don't do It and you'll always come out ahead'. When you want good careful and serviceable plumbing that will give you the greatest return for your Investment plumb ing that is on the Job every minute of every day, operating cor rectly at your command you'll Bave the risk of disappointment and wasted money if you go to a plumber who has had years of successful experience, and makes plumbing an exclusive specialty Shops that do everything and nothing well can only ex periment on your plumbing. You can eliminate all risk of wasted money and poor work by giving your plumbing work to BEDDOW 6 MILLER PENDLETON'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE PLUMBERS Phone 202. DENVEK. Feb. 21. To teach young girls their responsibility towards their home, friends and children arid to show them that good work must be done with good tools and that the body is the tool of the mind and the spirit, Is the task set for herself by Mrs. Anna M. N'oble- lecturer on sex hygiene, whose addresses on that sub ject to public school children have been fostered by local clubwomen. Mrs. Noble has outlined a practical course of instruction leading up to the truths she teaches in the following article: "The ideal home is the biggest con tribution a woman can make to het state. To teach girls the art of home making combined with the art of parenthood and sex education is my aim. At the time that girls are form ing their standards of social life the subject can be best presented, hence I choose high school pupils. The great trouble with our society is the lack of proper home training. Once start the girl thinking what it costs to maintain a home and give her the proper Idea of home jeconomlcs she will hesitate a long time before she runs away to marry a boy incapable of maintaining a home. "My work with girls is entirely con structive. I have little faith in my ability to reform anyone, but much in the chance to form the right stand ards In the average girl's mind. 1 combine physical hygiene with prac tical home making, child training, and the responsibility of each girl to the future generation. "The results of an Immoral life are not held up to my pupils, but the beauty of the ideal mental and spir itual relationships of the home are constantly held up to them. The girls make a budget of expenses for a home to be maintained on a $100 a month salary. They imagine they have mar ried a man who earns that sum. It looks easy to run a house on that am ount and save $25 monthly. The re sults of careful investigation of pri ces of food, clothing, incidental ex penses of dentists bills, doctor's bills, car fare, and numerous other things that must be taken into account fair ly stagger enthusiastic young women. They begin to realize the value of money and to appreciate how mother has to skimp to make ends meet. "And there is the question of am usements. Every girl must find her own danger line in the social word. My I'ne will not do for some other girl. The girl who loves to read and cares little for mingling with others is in danger of becoming a useless unit in the ideal community. Her sister who likes the "movies" is in danger of be coming infatuated with that sort of amusement only. Then too. the girls grasp the danger of going along the "Great White Way" unchaperoned. In my two years of experience in this work I have never had a girl who has taken these lectures in the wrong spirit. They are eager to learn to be come builders of the ideal home, and mothers of the best type of children." Soft and White HERMISTON. Feb. 21 It Is under stood here from good authority that John H. Toung will be the next post master at Hermiston. His appoint ment Is expected to be made in a very fe w days and he will assume the du- rties of the office at once. John H. Williams', who has been the postmast er under republican administration for seven years, will take a reM and spend the following spring and sum mer on a camping expedition. Mr. Toung has been the agent of the O.-W. R. & N. Co. here for sever-i al years and is a very capable man. The office pays $125 a month. Mr. Young has a wife and two children. Plans have been adopted and rec ommended to the Washington office for a new concrete office building for the United States reclamation ser vice on the government grounds here. The building will cost approximately when ready for use. $10,000. It will be two story with full basement and steam heating plant. The grounds will also be beautified with lawns, ce ment walks and shrubbery. It is de signed for permanent headquarters of the reclamation service. Hying Itoats to be Regulated. WASHINGTON'. Feb. 21. Hydro aeroplanes are motorboats subject to government regulations and inspec tion, the department of commerce held and directed that the flying boats of a commercial line between Tampa and St. Petersburg, Fla., said to be the first In the United States- must be equipped with life belts, a fire ex tinguisher, a whistle and other ac cessories, Including running lights. Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Rev. James A. Lewis. Milaca, Minn., writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy has been a- needed and welcome guest In our home for a number of years. I highly recommend it to my fellows as being a medicine worthy of trial and we are confident you will find it very effectual and con tlnue to use it as occasion requires for years to come, as many others have done. For sale by all dealers. Adv. 16-Foot Shark Caught. PALM BEACH. Fla., Feb. II. Four fishermen brought in a 16-foot hammer-head shark, which Is the big' gest catch of the season. They were in a small boat when they harpooned It. and there was some lively struggling before it was shot. Ii weighed 1000 pounds. Wealthy Italian Murdered. NEW YORK. Feb. 21. Lulgul La zazzarl, a prosperous Italian, was thrice stabbed in the heart early to day. Angelo Allasoo. an acquaint ance, was arrested charged with murder. The Best Cough Medicine. "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ever since I have been keep Ing house." says L. C. Hameo, of Marbury. Ala. "I consider it one' of the best remedies I ever used. My children have all taken it and it works like a charm. For colds and whoop ing cought It is excellent." For sale by all dealers. Adv. WORKERS PKFY LAIiOll IXIOXS AT WILLAI'A RAYMOND, Wash., Feb. 21. In an open letter to the public the mill op erators of Willapa Harbor threw down the gauntlet to the labor unions and declared their intention of stand ing unitedly against the eight hour day and a closed shop. There are 27 119,000 sheep in Great Britain to its 88.000 square miles; New York state has 1,131,000 to its 49,000 square miles. CuticuraSoap And Ointment Treatment: Oa retiring, soak the hinds in hot water and Cuticura Soap. Dry, anoint with Cuticura Ointment, and wear soft bandages or old loose gloves during the night. CtiUcur Sow and Ointment aoid throui bout tba world. Liberal mmtAc of Kb nulled true, with 32-p, book. Addrm"CuUcur." Dept SB Boatoa. mrtota wbo than and atiAmpoc wltli Cut'suia So0 will Had u bert for ikla and Kail,. George Washington Bom Feb. 22, 1732; Died Dec. 14, 1799 First in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen' Tomorrow, February 22. 1914, the Amer ican people will observe the 182nd anni versary of the birth of our country's first citizen We wish to announce Our first showing of Pumps and Shoes for Spring. All the latest last and heels in all leathers at popular prices 38.18, SQJ8, Services at Local Churches First Christian. Corner Main and Jackson streets. Tolbert F. Weaver, minister. Youl are cordially invited to attend the fol lowing services tomorrow: Bible I school, 9:45 a. m.; morning service. 11 a. m. Dr. A. I Crim will deliver the morning message. The morning anthem will be, "Let the Words of Mv Mouth." by Greenwood. The evening services will be in the taber- nacle. 84.68, 86JH New Shoes Arriving Daily. See Window for Display. Tho Alexander Dep.. Store Pendleton's Biggest and Best Dep't. Store WE GIVE S. & II. GREEN STAMPS. Church of the Redeemer. The Holy Communion will be cele brated at 7:30 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m., when the Lenten mite boxes will be distributed. Divine ser vice with sermon at 11 a. m. A ser vice will be held at 4:30 p. m., in stead of 7:30 p. m. to allow any who wish to attend the revival service to do so. Mrs. J. It. Dickson will be the soloist. Charles Quinney, Rector. Presbyterian. Corner East Alta and College streets. Rev. S. L. Grigsby, pastor. Services tomorrow as follows. Bible school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. There will be no service at the church at the evening hour on account of the union meeting. The sermon at the morning service will be delivered by Rev. E. J. Bul- gin, I:. ...... ;..' ,1 mm -1 ;e Christian Science. Services are held at 11 a. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Subject of les son sermon, "Mind." Reading room at the church open daily except on Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m. East Webb and Johnson streets. and Mrs. F. A. Baker Sunday and left a 9-pound boy. Mrs. F. E. Cook of Pendleton, vts- Isted with Mrs. H. W. Hall the first of the week. The Women's Study club met at the home of Mrs. G. L. Dunning Thursday afternoon. It being visitors' day. About 40 ladies were present. The topic for discussion was "The Advantage and Disadvantage of City and Country Life," Mrs. C. W. Conner and Mrs. W. A. Doak talked in favor of the city, while Mrs. J. F. Bagan and Mrs. G. L. Hurd were on the country side. Both sides handled their subject well and showed they had giv en it a great deal of thought. The judges were Miss Ida Bernhart. Mrs. Fred Heath and Mrs. Hills. Their decision was unanimous in favor of the country life. R. L. Perry of Pendleton Is look ing after his business affairs here. W. J. Furnish is in the city for a few days. Mrs. F. O. Yates returned Friday from a month's stay in Portland. Mr. Yates went to Portland a week ago to accompany her home. F. B. Stuart was called to Wood, land, Washington on account of the serious illness of his mother. Daniels Favors Marriage. WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. "Bache lors encumber the earth," remarked, Secretary Daniels when he ordered Lieutenant Harrison E. Knauss de tached from the presidential yacht Mayflower, so he could be married. The Mayflower is going to Mexican waters. "I am in favor of matrimony for all naval officers," said the secretary.' "and I shall do all In my power to help such a good cause along." Aviator Renew Flight. SAN DIEGO. Feb. 21. Glenn Mar-, tin left Oceunslde, 40 miles north, in his aeroplane today and resumed th flight to this city. He started front Los Angeles last week with two pas sengers but waa forced by engine) trouble to descend an! make repairs. FA I SE "ADS" SCORED HARD. McrvlianUt Association of New York Racks Legislation. NEW YORK, Feb. 20. The circu lation through the malls of false or misleading advertisements is con demned in a report made by the com mittee on commercial law of the Mer chants' Association, and the indorse ment of two bills now before con gress is noted In Greater New York. the bulletin of the association, which is just out. The pending measures penalize the dissemination of false statements con cerning quality, value, the present or former price, or the purpose or mo tive of sale of any securities, mer chandise, or services, and the Inser tion of false and misleading adver tisements in newspapers to be dis tributed through the malls. 4) STAX FIELD IjOCALS. V (Special Correspondence.) PTANFIELD, Feb. 21. Ellsworth Benham of Portland, the cut-off right-of-way man, was here Wednes day. Considerable street work Is being done. Main street Is beins graded from Furnish avenue t'i Ball avenue, and Furnish avenue will be opened through to the depot. The stork visited the home of Mr. All's Well so long as the appetite Is keen, the digestion perfect, the liver and bowels active but what a difference when these organs, develop a "laty spell." To pro mote daily activity you should Have I tliree sworn enemies the drunkard, the heavy drinker, and the man who crave rough, strong, high-proof whiskey. Cyrus Noble mSM pr W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon try HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Howard Fonder, with the Vln Moore Co., Alta Theater Week of IVb 23 fj 1Vi Cll r0R CASH OR ON T Or Oaie: Installment Plan. . Hise SIX ROOM MODERN ON CORNER LOT Good Cellar and Wood House inquire Dn c Whittaker