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t ! t EIGHT PAGES PAGE TT7Q, 22 This is the Verdict of Americas Foremost Tailor HAIIA' EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, AI'KIL. IU, mif. L- ..TTSia'lllinill AAIHT WAtl 1 I SEE m COD IS "THE CRQMPJJ FOR THE SEPARATE SKIRT THE EVIDENCE OF THE AMFRICAN WOMAN'S LOVE FOR IS INFALLABLE OUT-OF-DOORS. Mntinn hve we made so many separate skirts, notably for country hTti (Signed) HICKSON. , Tiv- th butterfly that bursts into beauty from the dull uninteresting chrysalis. JWate skir? deigned originally for rainy day wear, or to be used in emergencies JthSuTUBedfrom an humble makeshift station to a leading place in Milady's wardrobe. . , ' With our finirer on the pulse of Dame Fashion we have anticipated the extreme i f Sr.te Skirt and you will find us prepared to supply your every popularity of the fJ in beautiful plaids, stripes and the bizarre figures iMd"mSrie skirt of black or navy blue serge to the dressy of the new khaki kool irom xn v f.fc nQ Z&hwM&p little" 50 or as rauch as ?25-- Come and let ui show you. it will be a mutual pleasure. Women's Gloves OurWck of women's gloves is the most complete in the city showing the very newest in styles and colors. We have all sizes. ; SILK GLOVES In all sizes and styres, made of best q.ality silk, double finger tips, Each pair 50 to ?1.5U SPORT SKIRTING A showing of new woolens used for the SPORT SKIRTS. A collection of plaids, checks, stripes, etc., of coloring that are different Make up 'ou ow,n. skirt. The yard 50 to $3.00 KID GLOVES sen, cc:;smted lyOOK AT TflK TOXnVKi MOVK rocsoirs most mvkr an o BOWEU AT OXtl Mother! Tour child Isn't naturalli' cross and ptntBh. aM if tongue is coated: this la m but sign n nine storaaoh. liver and eowela need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, run of cold, breath bad. throat doesn't eat sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, rememoer. a gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing eouals "California Syrup of Figs" for children's ills; give -a teaspoonful and in a few hours all the foal waste, soar bile andtferment Ing food which is dogged in ths bowels passea out ot tne system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children lore this harm, lees, delicious "fruit laxative." and It never fails to effect a good "inside" eleanslng. Directions for babies, children of all ana and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home, a lit tle given today saves a sick child to morrow, but get the genuine. A your druggist for a BO-cent bottle of California Sit up of Flea," then look and see that it is made by the Califor nia Fig Syrup Co." Minimum Hue vph4d. WASHINGTON. April 10. Ore- gon 'a .minimum . mage law for women and children was upheld by the su preme court. Made of the best quality kid, some plain, some are stitched with contrasting col--ors. The pair ?1.50 to ?2.5 NEW SPORT SILKS A splendid lot of sport silks, shown riMt. nattems in Donsree and white ground : 36 inches wide. The yard 75f TOWELING for ROLLER TOWELS. A big lot on hand and we are prepared to give you all you want. Of the best quality, shown r-nlnrcxl hnrders ana Plain whim:. in in The yard 7Vtt to 25 The Bargain Basement Special for This Week WHITE HIGH TOP SHOES The pretty shoes that finish outyow spring costums. Special Special for ThU Week GIRLS' DRESSES Made of good substantial materials and in good styles, slightly soiled, sizes 3 to 14. sold up to $1.75. Special 59f Special for ThU Week UNDERWEAR BARGAINS Men's Midseason Unions Men's Balbriggan Unions Men's Ribbed Unions f Men's Mesh Unions Boys' Mesh Unions ! Women's Vests.... , 12' vt Women's Unions 27f , 3, Special for ThU Week MEN'S SHIRT SALE A continuation and end of our sale or Men's Dress Shirts, values i. r. A . ui-IDd Id. IU 11. ttil tV.VSK- ,tJU Blsivn SI. Special 89 C-.-.l tar ThU Week THE NEW PLAID SKIRTS Garments cut on the sport style and f the nifty sport materials. Spec. $3.47 Special for ThU Week CHILDREN'S SHOES $2.50 Soft Kid, White Top, special $1.69 $2.65 Battleship Gray Kid, spec. $1.69 $2.35 Pat. Leather. Velvet Top. f 1.49 Special for ThU Week SHEPHERD CHECK DRESS GOODS A hundred and fifty yards of just the right shepherd check in the wool materi al. Special, -- 49 Special for ThU Week PURE SILK WAISTS One big lot of the prettiest silk waisU we have yet offered you to clear out at this price. All with fancy or plain col lars. Special $1.39 Special for ThU Week STOCKINGS FOR EVERYBODY 15 The best offered 15 If It's in the Bargain Basement It's Sure a Bargain. LOCALS ffl Advertising in Bi tet KATE! tr iln tint .nertoo lor fr ItH additional Latxrtloa 5c Per Mm. per moat to SS-Ott N lurla taks for rm ttiaa 2& Covnt ordinary word to l.n. Lor la will But be takes urar t tclcpbon axcrpt from East Orcoa laj pad p aabacrlbr. PFNni ETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. HO.XOit ltR OSE KETUIKAD. IT. Marine Irwy linn net to lie a . io m.. u tne Aseortation. A1KXAN1R1A. ind.. April . A life membership In the National As viatioB of Kedheafls prohaMy will be voted to Iir. Marion Ir.y Burton, t-reaidrnt of the l.'nivers'tn of Minne- . .. .h. f .t., sota. a redhead, when tae orii"- tlon meets in Indiana polia j The Minnesota educator womeo in i-in i..r mm .nnui u. made In a short tlma a drug store in Mlnnetpoiia twemy five years ago. deUverlng packages at a salary of $ a week. To his frlenrts he was known as -redhead" and brick-top." Now !e receives !.- HAPPINESS and CONTEHTHHT While the happiness end contentment of . man or woman doe. not way. depend vpon money, yet the question of how yoo will he provided with the comfort and e rt itie life in the future will be jettUd if won build up a Savings Account by de peiUnr reguUriy a certain aum with thu trr-rt: fVaecial inatitution. ... The American National Bank invites your Savings Account and pay 4 interest. snrlher MnhiUzaOon Iletd I p. WASHINGTON. . April Orders I have been Issued suspending further moblllzatlnn until congres wlaMnnej a definite military policy. FOUR-FOLDBE!IEF1T Frsea Toe Orand Msdlcines la prina. Tea know that physicians often give two prescriptions, perhaps more, or anediclnee to be takea together, or al ternately or at different timea One reason mar be that the medi cine are -Incompatible" An not agree when closely mixed In taking or that oe (tired reauHa cannot be secured by one medicine alone. The moet successful combination spring medicine treatment that we know of because perfectly "compet InW and productive of the beet re eulle a In Hood s eiersaparllla and I'eptlron lllia The former thoroushly eearenes out and evpels Impurities from the blood, while r-eptiron JMIls give the powerful tonic they literally "put Iron Into your Wood." H.K! ParaaparHla should he takea before meals and -eptlron I'llls after mesle psllents taking them so report the benefit Is four-fold prompt, post tlve. permanenu Hoth theee medicines are economical and pleasant Co take. Dr. Proebstel. chiropodist. Tel. ill. Tor sale Five room modern bun galow Phone 444. For sale Fine young hogs. Tele phone 4F11. For rent i-room houae. good con dition. Phone 44. Wanted, to rent, I room furnished house. Phone 47. For rent Wheat farm. Phone 7M, Pendleton. Ore. ' Wanted Good, clean rags, at Th East Oregonlan ofnce. . For rent Furnished front room, or 2 If desired. Pbons T4t. Milk Clean, pure. When In need of it phone Ed Morgan. 24 J. D. B. Waffle auto for hire, Pnont JS4M. stand. Charles Co.. Phone 7. I haul your garbage and" trash Phone 5M. 1401 W. Railroad St. Two second hand pianos for sale very reasonable. Inquire this office. Five room modern house for rent on north side- Phone Wanted, at once, girl for general hounework. Phone 52J or call Hi Jans street. 114 acre wheat ranch. 29 acres al falfa on state line near Walla, for sale by owner. Address "B. thia of fice. ' For sale i freaaer, atdeboard, kitch en table, bed and bedding. Pnon 46IW. 620 Madison. 1 lots for sale on south Cosble street. Prices li to $126 each or terms to suit. Good title. C P. Strain, City. For carpentering, remodeling Job w; rk. country or town, ses John licw mun .'400 B Alta Phone 290T. Rooks audited. OfflCS WOTk and eorresoondence handled by hoar or day. reasonable. , Phons J08W. t e. An vnur cleaning, pressing and repairing. We pay particular at- tentUtn te IT HUllfl maue w w Call at lit E- Court, next to Westers Union. Phone It. Rooming house for sale. Mali . . i center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of P lend GrM. For sale Several hundred goo 3 a unrnil hantrWOol bags at 41 .- -K mniilre H W. Collins. 114 E. Court street. tr. . wnntans-and free) In . i n.in. tne grain an'i to k landa o North Montana. WrlH Notth Montana Immigration Asafn. Dept. EO, Havre. Mont. Call Penland Bros, van to move yout household goods. Telephona lit. Also baggage transferrin, and heavy haul log. Lee's Dresaaklng School, drafting and tailoring taught. Pat tenia cot te measure. All klada of sewing done Myrkk reel deuce, set B. Blnff. ' Mattress maklag. furniture repair ing. upholstering, called for and dellv ered. city or aountry. La Dow Broa 21 Beauregard. Phone 117J. Vlea m DUaoss. BPIlINunaJ), tlh. April 1. An earthquake rocked central Illinois veaterday. The tremor laeteo seconds There was tu damage. FT. ixC1A ato April 1. An earthquake shook northern Missouri yesterday. The telephone cotnmu. nicatlon was crippled. The damage w slight. ELKS'MIIISIRELS IS SURE ENOUGH GL00L1 DISPELLER PKNTIKTON LjODOK AG.Jf SOOKH8 BIG WITH 3tS3 OPMIKTH AND MtHC, SolosNts'Are Good But Hooors ot Xrsaiag Fall to I'tstusaaiei ra tikcccti and the Msuscsu Rubra; Mage Brum Is (OfVtionally pret ty. v Pendleton Elks have gone an done it again. They put across another. one of their locally famous minsireisy i- i.m nifrht and an audience that packed the Oregon theater to Its laat seat appiauoea Minimsiiucsiij the efforts of the home talent enter tainers. Another crowded theater is sutured for the second and last snow this evening. , it,, raics varied their usual pro gram this year by opening the show with a Tuxedo sketch with jmn pioi enough to Introduce a number ot catchy songs. These songs, as well as those in the minstrel snow proper, were new. at least In Pendleton, and they caught the fancy of those or. the dark aide of the footlights. Solos Are Good. Miss Laura Cahlll was heard In a solo number. "Art Is Calling." and In a telephone duet with Brooke dick uAiin xi v- Aweetheart.' Miss Ada Decker and Arthur Fits Oerald also sang together In "learle Ulrl Walter Hot. 'Who took the part ol Lord Charingcross. sang a tenor solo. rsii-i Vnr Ech Month In the v.p snd Rav Crystal and Ror Buchanan, the great "S snd D" team that made the Peoples Warehouse fa. n. over- "Wlckie Wackle Wackle Woo" with the help of their j crimson nocked wear and checker board eulta. fleorge Phelps is rtke latest In Pendleton blackface coroedi ana iind got away with hla "Manny" wart in fine style. Director Iu teei- hanimer. assisted by a chorus of mon key-maids, expounded the Darwin Ian theory in .a- tuneful way. These ime monkey-maids. minus their Jungle costumes and garbed as the typical high achool girls that they are. acted as the dancing chorus in several other numbers also. There were ten of them, the Misses Vera llemple. Thelma Thompson, Helen Thompson. Madeline Burgess, vm Cook. Margaret Phelps. Jsne Murphy. Vie Crawford and Alice Ftnnell. Ml as Merle Best and Miss Lucia Calliaon helped carry on the action of this preliminary part of the program with speaking parts. sketch llll of Kvcmng. TTntitihteilv the moat clever part of the evening entertainment was the sketch enUtled The High Cost of Living or the Price of an Egg." pre sented bv Mra Weatbroeke Dickson. Harold J. Warner and Folsom Tall- man. It was an "eggs-aggrraieu travestry on one of the daily prob lems of the modern family. Laid in future time wnen tne greai can hen and her "mm" nave necome more precious than rubles and when the H. C. of Li has assumed such formidable proportions that a frail cracker has become a delicacy that only the wealthy can enjoy, the aketch presented, with great gobs of Mac bethlan tragedy, the torment and tor ture endured by a woman wno nas been cursed from Infancy with a craving for egga Mra Dickson and Messrs. Warner and Tallman cameu off their parts In a way that should make them legitimate prey tor a booking agent. '-Muxical ltnhea" Score). One of the hits of tne evening wat The Musical .Rubes" In which Boh Fletcher and his kias took tne n. ti... .linHHj nrwt in one of his In imitable rube dialoguea and gradually Introduced hia hide rrom auicnri.. nnui and odd corners. They con cluded with all members pounlnif ,.ti merrv tunes on aylophones and Kelts Th. minstrel ahoW tirODer foTIIlM the second half of the program and imrnduiwl .tlm Kate tleorge Knell's w.. rf-.x--t.il nrooks inckson. Le Drake. Roy Buchanan. Bob Fletcher and R B. Chloupe as endmen rvnkt icincsid Rover Kay. S. J Lynch and Walter Rose as be I lad lets and dive Cheahlre as Interlocutor. What with the blsckface Jokes and ih sonva the, audience was kept well neeislnd until the DatliotlC finale which brought everyone up sianuin PERSONAL. NOTES FROM THE WESTON COUNTRY Rast Oregonlan "pedal.) -m Aoril 1. Miss Lois Por ter entertained "The Bachelor Girls' -l ii K vonrtnv evening. wnrd has been received here of th. tn.rrin of Miss Ida Klllgore. former Weston girt at RItsvllle. Wash, to Joe Psyant. formerly ol Athena. lira, te McAfee of Pendleton Hh t.aH Keen vtnttiis her mother. Mrs Olive Navin. has returned home Mrs. Marie Chaehet and children ot Kan Francisco arrived nera on wen neerlsv evening's train and will re mala In Weston for a few dsya visit ing her parenla. Mr. and Mrs. M- X Nordean. the go to her future home In Spokane. U B. Davis had the misfortune to two valuable dray horses in tne Simpson Auto Co. AGENTS Ford Chevrolet Ford factory mechanic In charge. Parte from Fofd Motor Co. AGENTS FOR GOODYEAR TIRES ALSO ' . GOODRICH , White Star Oil Recommended by Ford Mo tor Co. for Ford Car. ," ALL ACCESSORIES FOR FORD CAR We expect to be in our new arage soon, where you can be assured of the best 01 service. Simpson Auto Co. 709 Thompson St. Telephone 408 Jamea Kirkpa trick and Sylvan Ward went to' Pendleton Saturday to enlist in the aramy. Mrs. Zllla' Gould entertained "The Bachelor Girls- Club" Monday even ing. ... . K. .R Zenn has resumea nis out ness In the local baaery. Mrs. Robert Proudfll entertainer The Ladies Guild" .Monday .after noon. , Mr and Mrs. Cllrf Cully motored to Walla Walla Saturday to visit with relatives. k UnriMM Raker. who has been in a Walla Walla hospital dur i o,. oast week, has returned home greatly Improved in health. Ernest Blombren. assistam ""'"- in the Weston Bank. Leon Lundell and Charles Vanhoy. spent Sunday In Pendleton. 1 1. Men of Walla Walla spent the weekend In Weston with relatives. . Raster Sundaf was observed at tne Methodist church yesterday with ap propriate exercises. .The recent warm rams m ed Pine creek higher than anytime during the yea. Mr and Mrs. flees noraen or 'io were In the city undy as guests of Mr snd Mrs. Richard Ceamer.. r. .tinrt. .re. 4elnr made to commence work on the Westen brick vard the coming week 11 ie remains, favorable. When a man at dressed in a little brief authority he. la even more con epicuous than a woman In the preeen style of abbreviated akin BM.IKVRn DKAO FOlTt TKArW noaa VITLKT. Cel.. April . rnur vears ago worm came to the ret. allvea of Peter Manaeau that the voung man had been killed by fall ing from a tower he had been repair in. on the Mexican Border. The aged mother has thought her son dead and all the rest or tne rem ily and friends held the same opin ion until recently a letter was re r.n. friend of Albert Man- ..u.. ih.i he had seen "Pete" at El Paso, where he was acting as Interpreter ror tne government connection with the military authorl. ties. A Druggisfs Experience to Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root After thirteen years of selling Dr. vii - -' - crmn.Rnot it hss been my experience that Bwstnp-Root Is a high standing medicine, sells about the beet of any medicine of its kind nd t know that it haa been ths meant .if bringing relief to sufferers ot rheumatism. 1 tase n .pcc..ii.7 myself and alwaya obtain good re suits, and I believe Swamp-Root to be a good medicine perhaps fully as good as you 1 1 ni i ww. Very truly youra f M. PRETTIMAN, M. D. Sept. 11. ltl. Mallard, Minn. LIKE ELECTRIC BUTTON ON TOES TiajJi why a mux is no p.n- IH-Ii AND BAYS tlTTIJUj MAKK.S TIII GROW. Press sn electric Dutton and you form a contract with a livs wire. which rings the bell. When your shoes press against your corn it push. es Its sharp roota down upon a sen sitive nerve and you get a shock oc pain. Instead of trimming your corn, which merely makes them grow. Just step Into any drug store and ask for a quarter of an ounce of freeaone. This will cost very little but Is suffi cient to remove every hard or sort corn or callus from one's feet. A fmr drops applied directly upon a tender, aching corn stops the soreness In. etant ly. and soon the corn shrivels up so It lifts right out. root and alU without pain. , This drug Is harmless and never Inflames or even irritates the surrounding tissue or skin. OPEN NOSTRILS! END 1 A COLO OR CATARRH Bow Te Get Relief When Beaut I aia. Nose are Stuffed Up, X f Count fifty I Tour cold In bead or catarrh disappears 'Tour clogged nos trils will open, the aff passages of your head will snd you can breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling tor breath at night. Get a small bottle of F.ly's Cresm Balm rrom your drugitlst and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils, it penetrates through every air passage of the head, sooth ing snd healing ths swollen o in flamed mucous membrane, giving you lntan( relief. Head colda and ca tarrh yield like magic Don't stav stuffed-up and miserable. Relief Is I sure. JjeUnr to Dr. Kilmer CO Bingbamum, W. Y. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do "tor Ye. Send tea cents to Dr. Kilmer Co , Blnghamton. N. T for a sample siae . - t win convince anyone. Tod win also receive a booklet of valuablej . ... . . .V W(4 I Information, teiong sooni i... neya and eadder. When writing, be sure and mention the Pendleton Dally East oregonlaav Regular ft rty-cenl and one-dollar else bottles for sale a', all drug stores. 1 Horn, April . ot Entrm Revnolda a ecu. Mr. and Mra Jamea Compton spent Thursday sfternoon In Athena Dr. Newsome of Athena, was In Weston during the week. Mra Ida Wrlah' and little daiiahter Catherine, are visiting relatives In Weston. P T. H-rbonr hss returned from a business trip to Portland. Set a east esdav lues STOP AT HOTEL HOYT (th and Hoyt Sts., near Depots PORTLAND. OHE. snreproof. !wly Decorated and Renovated Kates 75c to SI.OO. K W. 1IIRRIF. Manager. The Best Place in Town to Get CANDY la at the store "what bag" the -WHITMAN S" alga. Nobody la America make eandy like "WHITMAN'S." Others have tried, are still trying, but they ean't do M. -WHITMAX S" stands far A bo of " WHIT-MAW'S" CAKDIKS are revelations so people who don't know their goodr Tavllman & Co. LeMtimg Dnitfutu i