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PAGE TWO EIGIIT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1918. Easier is Coming Spring is in the Air The robin's inspiring notes arc heard. ,;fc is always cheery,' but in (he spring: time it is glorious. Most people expres part of their joy of living in their clothes. Come and let us tell you of our Easter fixings. We have the greatest displays of choice new goods ever shown in Pendleton. Don't buy till you've seen what Pendleton's greatest department store has to offer for no matter what it is well give you the BEST for the PRICE, no matter what the price. :cD SPRING ARRIVES IN VICfNITY OF-UKIAH J i - W 1 -: Something New in Value Giving "Blo.use Craft" Georgette Crepe Waist $5.95 Our w aist department will more than ever be the meeca for women when those who are first to pur chase these "Blousecraf t" Georgette waists tell their friends of the unusual beauty, the wonderful fit, the excellent materials, at such a reasonable price. The colors are tea rose, maize, flesh pink and white, embellished with embroidered designs, good quality laces, fancy buttons and tucking. Come to the most complete blouse department in town for your high grade, beaded Georgette blous.es, tailored crepe de chine waists and dainty lingerie waists of voile or organdie. Priced from, 98c to $15 WE'RE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER OUR NEW EASTER NECK- WEAR and you will be too when you se it These new col lars and collar sets are made of 'sheer organdies, Georgette crepes and piques, showing the many fash ionable styles direct from the best makers. Some are plain, others trimmed with dainty venise and filet laces. They are wonderful values at ,35c, 65c, 75c $1.00, $1.25 to $2.00. ' WHITE PONGEE AND SHANTUNG SILKS will be shown in many smart new spring garments, then too, they Avill be used for collars, cuffs and trim mings. We are offering these pongees, shantung and fUssah 'silks at yard. .$2.00, $2.50, $2.75 to $4.00 MOTOR WEAVE v Woolen Automobile Robes, Sizes 60x80 in. $6.75 " This specially woven. rjabe is constructed for au tomobile use and to give real warmth and lasting durability. Guarantee These motor Weave robes are guar-, anteed unconditionally by the manufacturers to give satisfactory service for automobile use. A varied assortment of patterns and colors to choose from. The latest price on these is $7.95. Buy them here for a few days longer at , , $6.75 Other Robes made by the same manufacturers in lower grade $5.50 BUY THRIFT STAMPS HERE. BUY W AR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE BUY SMILAGE BOOKS HERE It's just another little service that we are prepared to offer you. --Just another way for you to help your country with a very small investment and very little trouble. USE OUR GO-CARTS FREE To all our out-of-town patrons. We are offering you a new Free ei"vice. We have installed one lot of 15 go-carts that you may use one day Free. All you need to do is to ask for one. THK FOPri-AK SHOPPING PI.AC K OK PKNDI.KTOX. IXW PHICKS fUI.VJ HH.II PICICFH TIMES THESE MONEY KAVEItS AUK MAKIM. THE ItAiUJAI.V UASEMEXT IDITLAIt Hunt-alow Aprons e Percales 10c, lip, 12 5e California liuck Gloves. . . SI. 49 'Light Wool .'hallies 5 Chocolate H. T. Eng. Shoes !. Outing Flannel He J'laids for Girls LtreimeB 2c -Men's $2.25 Shirts Sl.! Boys' "Iron Wear" Shoes $1.98 Girls' Dresses 8Sc Men's Dress Sox He Tan Skljffer .Shoes ...... I.H Children's Spring Coats. S2.f." Men's Sort Drefss Shirts. . . . 8!1; New Tub Silk Waists...'. $2.19 Cotton Dress Serges Ic -Men's Durable Work Shoes S2.H0 Women's Dress Shoes. . . $1.1(8 OVEK 375.00 WOltTH ,OF l!EM AXTS OP KIMMS. These and hundreds of other excellent bargains arc helping your nei ghbor to save. Are you taking udvantage of them? JlcnienilNi- If liy, lu the. Kargaiir l!aM-ni-nt l's Sure a liurnain. Olive Oil Pure California Oil, at the exceptional low price, full quart-... $1.25 Victory Crackers, in bulk, the pound 20c Dill Pickles, fresh shipment, they . are ' firm . and crisp, the quart 25c Tiny Midget Sweet Pickles, pint 30c Queen Olives, the pint 30c Pickled Pearl Onions, pint 40c FRIDAY ONLY WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP- 10 bars . . . . v 55c Limit 10 bars to customer. Rice Flour, freshly milled from strictly fancy No. 1 rice, 9 8-10 pound bag $1.10 l Cleanliness "PURE- FOOD SHOP' Basement. Economy PENDLETONS greatest department store Service BTPb mSmm where It IT PAYS TO TRADE! tl' OIK MEX (iOlGEI) OCT (Continued from Pag 1.) acr idfnt in the Mr raid. He said: confusion of an THAT DIM, .VHI.;. tt Ihm't worry and comp'ain about a ' bach. Get rid of it Kor weak ,4 til i ), lame and achy back, your neighbors recommend Jjoan's Kidney 4'illM. Jicad this statement: ' Mr.H. U J. 81 over, 23 H W. Webb fr't , iViidletoii, bh); "I have found Jt'o. it b Kidney I'iMs to be ail that Is t i; miiii d of them fr backache and t other kidney trouble. About a year it 1 had a dull pam across my kid Juk and at times I could hardly! Jteep going, an my back fell so weak ItYd Horn. Afwr I hd taken one box. Jif 1 mint s Kidney JMl's that awful , Jj'i.-erj in my by k left entirely and I Jj;is nUf to get around tut well an jx IT." "Twelve Infantrymen went out on a niht patrol. They failed to re turn. When thIr bodies were not 'lwlble on no man' land next day every one concluded that they had been taken primmer. "They had been taken prisoner all riiht. And they came back to u the next ni?ht. When dawn came, fol followinv the nis'nt after their disap pearance, Ihy were lyinjr out In front of our trencher, "Every man had hla eyes eoued 't. Their bodin w-frre terribly mu tilated. In Fevora! cjihc the hand and U-kh were rone. "About thin time I wan ajwilned to a dre!in(f station Junt behind the llne. One niht a chap KfmpJy rid dled with boi through our bombed by a firman officer in r American uniform in bin own trench. "The Germans came over the top at night perhaps Intending to mingle with the nifn. Thla soldier Maw the It ii potr eon ovp r. When h ac costed him. the Oerman let fly with a bomb. I wih you could have seen th? American after a rd you never ever, according" to his fellow patient, Sergt. William If. Zimmerman, who Ik learnlnif fo Ret about without his eyes he lo?t In a motortruck cmiinh behind the lines. He said: "Jones wa wufferln from real fhell-hock. He lost speech and hearinff. .r con tin gents to war strenxth has resulted In many men unfit for .serv ice reaching the trenches, it was barned. Theie soldiers appeared to be in the bet of health until they reached the actual Hcene of action. the power of Then shell explosions knocked their And he stayed nerves to pieces. continued exclte- uuri rrs?menif came hand. He had been deaf and dumb untLI our transport ment accentuated every physical de left the other Hide. He was on the ; feet and constant dampness develop ame ship as myself I ed tuberculoids. "A Oerman submnrlne started Several wards were filled with Ktraflnif us. Jones was a few feet white-faced sobMers whose lungs had away from one of the ship s guns.1 given way in the dampness of trench When It ffuddenly went off he found es and billets. .Many of these cases himself with tongue and ears as fine i were suffering from mild tuberculosis as ever. That's the luck of war." i whtn they left America, it was said. Jones was shocked by a Merman 1 yesterday they played curds In their fir.-centimetre nhell which fell fifteen ; rooms as cheerfully as the meningitis feet away. When he revived, he was carriers next door. The -carriers. It In a field hospital with five shrapnel j may be explained, were sent hack bullets In his right leg. He thinks : from franco not because of III health, that the two lieutenants. Allen ana j but because of their faculty for Itlley, who were with him, were kill- j spreading disease germs to which ed outright ! they themselves were Immune. Army Hospital No. 1. most modern Sow Methods of IHagnoslH. itf military hospitals, has now about j Because of the number of tubercu 640 patient, according to Col. Iu- Uwh cases, a new method of dlucnoii val. Of the 'Z'jH men who arrived , ing this dffteaHe has been evolved hy from France, approximately 10 have, army doctors, It was learned. This MISS KNTIIFIt MAIIK WIMi TKACII M.i!OOI IX ItUMKUlUN 1HSTIUCT. .Moiiror Tahkr 111 iib L.uiuImo: ! S-liiMd Will Start Junior I ted IYusk; Ot her Nf ms or Intt-rcst. X K.ist Oregon ian Special.) VKIAIf. March 14.J After snow-j ing at inter-ai3 alt day Sunday, the ' weather" has turned off like spring 1 with beautiful warm daya, but cold ; nihlSL Miss Esther Mark of Pendieton ar- ! rived Saturday evening and went out j to the Blackburn ranch, where she i began teaching school Monday morn- ing in the Blackburn district. j 'rs. Francis Herbert left Thurs- day morning for Wall.i Walla for a j visit with her daughter. Mary F. the j eldest, who is A registered nurse and a graduate of the Seattle general hospital. 1913, la sulect to call April' 1st, and Mrs. Herbert goes to visit her j before she leaves, and Mr. Herbert i follows later. j A letter from Clair Sturdivant to j ills parents, a few days ago states that' he is not coming home now as he did I not get his furlough as he -expected.!; 13 uck Welch who has been in Pen dleton nearly all winter, returned home Thursday to look after his in terests here. , Ice has formed on "the ponls from four to six inches thick and several are taking advantage of it and are filling their ice houses, as there is no ice on the creek, somthing unknown here. Those putting up ice aro Her man St. Clair, J. it. La u ranee. J. T. Huston, the creamery and Abe Mar tin. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moore were in town Friday trading. Mrs. Dora Harrett was in town Thursday on business. Charley Hynd made a business trip to Pendleton and back this week. Sherman Hale left a tew days ago for Portlund for a short visit. R. Sturdivant, who has been with his sons Glen of Idaho, and Gale of La tirande. since before the holidays returned Tuesday evening, and left at once for the Sturdivant Pros, ranch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin who have lived in town during the winter to be near the school, will leave for their ranch in a few days. 1 Mossie and sons arrived Thursday evening with one hundred head of cat tle which they were wintering out near Pendleton. Sanford Chilson of Bridge Creek was in town Friday" on business. Miss Agnes Mettio was in town Fri day shopping. Monroe Taylor was taken suddenlv ill Friday evening with a severe at tack of lumbago. He was taken to the home of Rev.Ierbert where every thing possible is belnjt done to relieve him. . School report for last month. Poll of honor: " Sth grade Vesta K4rk, Irene Kirk, Planch Polin. 7th grade Leo Ledgerwood. 6th grade Geneva Huston, Flor ence Ness. Kdward Ness. 4th grade Nellie Anderson, Grace Peterson. 2nd grade Sheldon Laurancc. 1st grade Norma May Short. A junior lied Cross will be organ ized in I'kiah on the near future, which will give the children a chance to do their bit in the war work. Second-Hand Fords and Others 1 6-cyl. Saxon, run about 3 thousand miles, extra tire, chains and tube; in good condition. $550.00 1 Chevrolet just overhauled, in good condition $350 Ford Roadster and Touring, from . . .$200 to $350 ..Will Trade in Any Ford on the Above Cars.. . See them at once for they will not last long at such prices. - --.' Mnivr,or: , ; . ; ; -; . Simpson Auto Co. Cor. Water and Johnson Sts. Phone 408 thy I rb e or at all dealers. Don't Wmply uk Tor a kidney remedy get C'm.ii K idney JM1m th arne that Mrs. Mnvvr had. Foiler-M ilburn Co.. MfKrs.. Iiuffalo. N Y. would have believed that he got well Wen sent to other hospitals. Hlxt5 I diagnosis takes only two minutes and In plte of It. "As for that German, he never got bark to his own lines AVhat the rest of our m-n did to hi in was a shame. H whs shortly one of the deadf-st (Jfrmrfni that this war has produced." MiiM I wtiiI I'-lfonfM. Private Sky ex thought h could de scribe trench life nniil be tried it. Then he fr;,v- a up, declaring that "If I toid you how bad It really is you'd think I was wringing yon." Hut he admitted that the Americans didn't ca-e. wm lo mlod it at all. "The more, after a brief stay at the Insti- j U almost Infallible. It Is merely a tutlon, were granted a permanent dis- matter of using a special stethoscope charge for physical disability. and tapping certain portions of the "A moderate number of men are i body with the fingers to detect symp fuffering from ment-fil disorders, CoL loms. Duval .said. "Only one case of actual ( "They're all heroes." explained one shell shock h;u been encountered. At ' officer. In me ward Private Darwin present the number of actual hdllet ; Kragle, fir.t of Pershing's forces to wound In the hospital Is redue- receive the Croix de Guerre. Is learn ed I n the following: Two blinded, one i ing to get about again with only one with of arm, one with low of leg t eye. He stayed at his listening post above the knee, and one shrapnel despite the German he!l which tore his fai-e to rag. In a narby room en are extraordinarily 1 Sergt John S. Wiles of Hush. N. T.. Ol'It (1K XTHY. Columbia, our fathers founQ land, A wilderness In all its savage wild; Glad, yet forbidding sight! How little knew that worn and weary band Thy troublous way ahead, though ne'er defiled. Who strive for freedom may not he bfgtiiled, Firm champions of the right! America, the vision broadens wide. And liberty extends from sea to sea; God's freemen biassed the trail! Ah, glorious land where freemen may abide; Whato'er befall, our hopes are set on thee; Cur lives are folded in thy destiny; Thou greatest country, Hull! Tim Stars and Stripes are floating o'er the land ; They wave a challenge in the des , pot's face. And despotism ends! That treasured flag, though modeled j by God's hand, i "Would not more firmly stand for world wide peace, Knforclng right by might for all our race; Our flag enfolds our friends! I nlted States, thou bond of power vast. I'njted for the strength to do the right; All nations look to thee! Thy future Is forespoken in thy past As thou has borne the God of free dom" light. Still Marching on establish right for might; Make safe our liberty! JKSSIK M. WISP. ' Holse, Idaho. Who wants to set music to these words and make a national song of it? Try It and send to me at Boise. f - RAPE'S S C3A1M TRIAMGULE3 l DIAPEPSIH in FOR INDIGESTION R -.fo rod In U. S.PAl.Ofl Stops Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gases, Sourness and Stomach Distress Eat "Pape's Qiapepsin" like Cand" Makes Upset Storrmchs feci fina Larxt 50 cent cast. Jnj drug tint. RiEcf ixf,vt minutest Time itt fzar Xichnla. t'hallf in an lnterire tative dancer who ha found the firo Two lumps of mutar to onr cup of cofffe wems to he the Immortal ratio uilnlilBil h. nil lh. .immnll Afttltlif fesslnn lucrative enough , to build a j placM wltnoHt ,he ad or cunnent ot tcn-ntory studio hulldinir opposite far- any 0ther acrency. nefto hall devoted to highbrow Ter- I ' . psichorean endeavor. j "The bunny hug, the greasy wiggle j ami other barnyard dancea will never ; be revived." say Challf. "The true : spirit of the dance has received an impetus by the sobering thought of , war' on the people. The trend will be upward- American .dances were : becoming vulgar. The catch as catch j can steps of the cabarets would even- tuallyhave Rilled, dancing." Now ; York Herald. Eczema Wash A town of D. D. D. to ny rsem wnn or flrhioc eruption aBdyoa'II b mbim to real mad sleep one more. Think jut a toucbt U It wor'ip tryiac? 0t a trim bottle tod". - . . Ytht motir oc if U first bottle docs not relieve you. ED. B. .ID. TALXiMAN CfX ft If Backachy or Kia neys Both X I I er Uat less meat, also take glass of Salts before eating breakfast : -I frlc add In meat excites the kid-! breakfast for a fw thiyn and your neya. they becoms overworked; get j kidneys will the"h net fine. This fu- sluggish, uche,,and feel like lumps of Hums salts Is made from the achf of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; thfti grapes aiul lemon juice, combined bladder is Irritated, and you may be j with lithlit. rand has been used for obliged to seek relief two or three : generations to clean clogged kidneys times during the nlwht. When t he and st imulitto them to normal aotlv kldneys clog you must help them flush i Hy. also to neutralize the acids. In off the body's urinous waste or you'll urine, so It no longer Is a Bource of bo a real sick person shortly. At ; irritation, thus ending bladder weak first you feel a dull misery In the kid. . ties. y . ney rcgMn, you suffer from 'backache, Jad SallM Is Inexpensive, cannot In slck headachr, dizziness, stomach gets,. lure; mnk6s a delightful effervea siur. tongue coated and you feel a-nt lithia-wateV drink which every rheumntic twinges when the weather1 one should take now and then to keep, in bad. j the kidneys clean and active. Drug Kat less meat, drink bttH of water; ' gists' here say they sell lots of Jad also get from any pharmacist font Salts to folks who believe In over ounces of Jad Salts; lake a table- coming kidney trouble while It U spoonful In a glass of water before j only trouble. . A Hi I ions Attack. When you have a bilious attack your liver fails to perform Its func tions. You become constipated. The food you eat ferments; In your stom ach Instead of digesting. Thin In flstmes the stomach and causes nau sea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be a: well as ever. They only cost a quarter. Adv. WAlt HAM PI IU.KI or iii Gs Many ,f i h- i-hipn In whb-h the cheerful Th-re is nvfi a word nt , v. ound-d w-re brouKbt horn wre complaint. That I proba My what nr-d on i.y rjertrmn ojlmarinp. This helps them gt erell fast.' 1 vate liyrtie of the regular army had : brotiffht luck to 'Walter M. Jones of The laxity of medical boards In j his arm and part of his fide torn '.U-n "ov-. fc I., rif the ld !'th. h'tw- bringing fhf mitlonal gnaid and oth-jaway by a tbrinan slid I. l. n.fd in an automobile accident while "pa" lo "arl danclngredol rushiriK ammuniib.n to the front. 1'rf- ' nt nf th Harhiiry coast has been furgeu ny ine gou or war- id Man ' Mars according to Louis II. C'hallf, who formerly danced for the recent WANTED AT , Lynde Bros. 309 West Webb 500 NEW GROCERY CUSTOMERS Once, a customer, always a customer. Phone 334 mil in