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PAGE TWO. DAn.T EAST OREGON! AX. PENDLITTON, OREGON, S ATVKDAY, MARCH 23, 105. TEN PAGES. i KEEP THE BOYS AND GIRLS HEALTHY AND STRONG The CHURCHES HOTEL ARRIVALS. Let them use our Indian clubs and dumbells, 1-2 pound to a pounds. 35c to 900. MADE of hard maple, finely polished. Methodist Kplieonal Church. Sunday school. 10 a. m.. A. J. Owen, superintendent. Sermon, 11 a, m. ; class meeting. 12:15 p. m., J. B. Mum- ford, leader. Junior League, S p. m.; Enworth League, 6:30 p. m. At 7:30 a special service will ne neut under the auspices of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. Short addresses will be made by Rev. J. B. Tallman. Mrs. Warner and the pastor. ThiB will be the 36th anniversary of the W. F. M.-S. in the Vnited States. A cordial invitation Is extended to all. Robert Warner, pastor. FREDERICK NOLF 8c CO. SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES. Christian Church. At the Christian church. Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. m follow- l ed by the regular communion and g seVvice at 11 a. m. In the even- J. V. Coombs will preach, his sub being. "The Reasons Why." Miss Fraker will sing, morning and even ing. Mr. Coombs will preach every night during next week. His topic Monday night will be, "Who Are the Saved ?" j son( 1 1 " 4 I ject GENERAL NEWS. The St. George. Luale Fisher, Walla Walla. James A. Halbot, Walla Walla. U. W. Harrls( Portland. J. L. Lutche, Walla Walla . Willie Wills, Athena. W. B. Holmau, Portland. J. H. Blanfood, Baker City. . H. C. Sams, Ues Mplnes. Frank Purse, Colorado City. R. H. Blum. Sun Francisco. Fred Holstead, Rawlins. O. E. SUverthorn, Portland. L. W. Brown. Chicago. William Cole. Portland. Will King, Onturio. F. C. Woodford, Omaha. J. U. Good. Montana. H. Herbert. Queen City. E. R. Mcliuyre. Moberly. J. I. Gwyiui. Moravia. C. A. RlgRs. NVw York. William Dunn. Portland. C. M. Smythe, Portland. A. P. Chase. Boston. W. A. Johnson, Portland. W. E. Wilson, Portland. otto Fallinger, Chicago. M. J. I.e and wife, Portland. R. W. Steele and wife. Seattle. C. F. Stokee, Billings. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A jA AAAAAAjiiAAAAAAAAAttAt A AAA AAAAAAAA J GRAND i of mm SALE We liave moved this week Into our FIXE, NEW STORE ROOM, OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE. We will celebrate tills move by giving a mmm wumm sale The Mile will continue eight days, beginning Saturday, March 25, and continue tiutil Saturday night, April 1. During this time prices will lie greatly reduced on many Unes.We want Pendleton to remember tills sale and we Imve tleelded Hint the Ixwt way to make people rcinciiiber such an occasion, Is to give each customer something that will recull the sale as long as the article lasts. Every lady customer will bo given lltl.K a handsome souvenir of the 0ciilng Sale. The souvenir Is something that will please yon. In addition to the souvenir, each department has) Its sxvlal premiums for tills Oiienlng Sale. Every gentleman customer will he given FREE a fine guaranteed gold-plated collar button. The above FREE GIFTS are for Suurday March 2."th, and will be given to our customers on tliat day only. The DEPARTMENT SPECIAL PREMIUMS will last the full time of the sale until April first. . , Congregational Church. The usual services at the church at the corner of East Webb and Johnson streets tomorrow, beginning with Sun day school at 9:15 a. ra. At 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., Mrs. T. B. Egerton will preach, the pastor being absent. Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. No services tomorrow at the West End chapel. Mrs. Elisabeth Cass Goddard has been appionted a deputy sheriff of El Paso county, Colorado. Telephone rates -will be reduced May 1 In New York city 20 per cent to small users and 10 per cent to heavy users. The battleship Kansas will be chris tened by breaking a bottle of Kansas crude oil over its prow In the place I of champagne, as Is the custom. Roosevelt has nominated for post master of Charlottesville, W. Va., Gen eral Rosser, who was the youngest brigadiarin the Confederate army. Dr. C. J. Mix, of Chicago, specialist in the treatment of alcoholic diseases ; both physiological and neurotic, de- dares that alcoholism Is a phase of a disease per se. The net profits of the Bank of England (which is and has always been an essentially private firm) for the six months ending February 28, were 3,291.445. The body of Mrs. Henry Fall was found three miles from Junklns Park, Col., where she had frozen to death. Bslde her lay her 13-year-old son, so badly frozen that he will die. During January and February there were 33T.00O deaths from plague in India, and the English government will at once send out a scientific com mission to inquire and recommend. M. Deschahel, leader In the French chamber of deputies of the separation lsts, uses the United States as a con tinual text to prove the advisability of complete separation of church and Baptist Church. Corner East AHa and Johnson streets. G. LeRoy Hall, pastor. Sab bath school at' to a. m., subject, "Remember the Covenant." B. P. T. V. prayer meetlngs at 6:30. Rev. Dean Hamilton of Weston. will preach In the evening at 7:30. Good singing by quartet choir. Methodist Episcopal, South. Sunday school at 10 a. m., I. E. Earl, superintendent; preaching at 11a. m., subject, "A Call to Prayer." Junior League at 3 p. m.. Miss Crook, superintendent. Epworth League at 6:30 p. in.; preaching at 7:30 p. m. "Come, let us go into the house of the Lord." The Bickers. Adolph Farrow and wife, Chlmewa Sam Sample, Spencer. J. W. Hoster, Centervllle. A. F. Falcott, Wassena. J? W. Tullock, Juniper. W. S. Holt, Portland. ' Robert Daley. Killarney. J. O. Stltes. Seattle. Mrs. Swift, Walla Walla. E. R. Carr, Spokane. William J. Moore, Spokane. Kate Pooler, Echo. G. F. Walker. Seattle. W. S. Thompson. Albany. F. E. Ramsey, Portland. Arthur Norris and wife, Neodisha. Mrs. C. S. Roadruck. Irrlgon. Mrs. F. B. Holbrook, Irrlgon. Shoo Department A pair of shoes Free to the party or family who buys the most shoes during tills sale, motliers! Outfit the family during tills sale. The one who buys) the most during the week of gets choice of any pair of shoes in Hie store. Fathers, this sale Clothing Department this sale has a good hat FREE. Roys' suits, mi ', a hat or cap to remember this sale by. Hosiery and Underwear Department Every suit sold during this sale has a good hat FREE. Roys' suits, men's suits, all Winds at special prices, and we give you free, a hat or cap to remember this sale by. O. H. V. C. C. W. The Pendletsn. M. r.isser, Portland. G. Utley, Portland. M. Morse, Portland. E. Carter, Portland. W. Henderson, Portland. H. A. T. Wallace, Portland. state. I Mil's, of New York, last fall Church of tlio Redeemer. Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector. Services for the third Sunday in Lent: Sunday school. and Bible classes, 10 a. m. ; morning prayer and sermon, 11; evening prayer and ser mon, 7:30. Subjects of sermons: Morning. "Our Lord In the Wilder ness; the church with Him there; the third assault of the tempter; the I most subtle temptation of all: the victory; thou shalt not tempt, thou shalt not try, thou shalt not' put to! the proof, the Infinite power of God; I ; the result, the ministry of angels." j I Evening subject, "An answer to those j j who say, 'I am not good enough to 'join the church'; no question that i I sin reigns in the world and in the. j heart of man; one of the objects of Lent Is to deepen the sense of sin; sin infects, corrupts, poisons the very J. W. J. McKoln, Agency. II. W. Garretson, New York. A. Sinsheimer, Portland. Edward Forbes, Chicago. M. Ball. K. K. Kulell, Portland. Miss Johnson, Dayton. W. K. Shepherd, Spokane. Lewis Rathbun, Portland. A. Nylunder, Portland. Peter Van Datti, Portland. (1. J. McKvoy. Starbuck. Ed Closey, Starbuck. i'. Ades, Spokane. J. F. Damon, city. Frank Burns. Joseph. M. C Iloswell, San Fiancisco. H. Corner. Salt Lake. .1. K. Sisk, Chicago. W. G. Codman, Boston. We have all our competitors SKINNED when It comes to Muslin Underwear. We buy In a combina tion tlint buys $50,000.00 worth of muslin underwear at one purchu.se. Tills gives us our muslin under wear at the lowest possible price, and having "skinned" our competitors in buying, we do not have to SKIN our customers when we sell. We can sell our undcmiiisllns almost as cheap as some stores buy theirs. For tills sale we will make a siieclnl premium on a $5,000 purclm.se of muslin underwear. Any customci who buys ut one time $5.00 worth of muslin underwear will get, FREE, a NICE CORSET, of the newest style. Indies, don't overlook tills! You can't get a corset free every time yon want one. Anticipate your needs a little, buy your undcnniislins now, and get the corset Free. Ladies' Ready-to-lear Department Each lady who buys a silk shirt waist suit during tills sale will be given FREE a pair of fine guaranteed KID GLOVES. We will give FREE with each dress skirt, a NEW BELT. We will give Free with each shirt waist a NEW COLLAK. Dress Goods Department s a dress pattern of us during this sale will Millinery Department Every customer who buys a dress pattern of us during this sale will be given FREE a PATTERN, (your choice), to make it by. r A nice veil l'ltl i". with each ladles' lint sold during this sale. DON'T FORGET THE OPENING DAY, SATl i.jAY, MARCH 25TH. IIIE IDEALS COMING. life of our life; yet Christ teaches. i tile church teaches, that the Son of sent out a party of astronomers to M.ul ,n(, n lhe to ovelvme Chile to take observations from a very , t root ,t t t annihilate it t t i.ii...in .. , - ,1 rm, A . ' I'rn- a-1 cr-'ivted 2" double' stars. NORTHWEST NEWS. The government gauge at North Head, near Astoria, registered a wind vpeed of 72 miles per hour for 11 hours on March 23. At Ravensdale, Wash., Ben Wil liams, colored, stabbed Jack Franks In a saloon fight. Franks will die. Williams is under arrest At Welser, Idaho, Walter Grimmett has been acquitted of the charge of changing brands. It was a hotly con tested case, and the Jury was out six hours. James Burnett was taken out of a sealed box car of hay at Hoqulam, in which he had been four days without food or water. He entered the car at Spokane. At Enderby, B. C, Thomas Flood, crazed with Jealousy, ehot and wound ed his sweetheart, Miss Coles, and her brother-in-law, H. B. Baird, and shot at T. Milltgan. Seattle has a hard scuffle that 1b practically a continuous performance, to keep the school room accommoda tions parallel with the natural in crease in the school population. An attempt was made to wreck the south-bound Southern Pacific passen ger at Albany at midnight by putting a pile of ties on the track. Most of the ties were thrown off the .track and the engine and track damaged somewhat. . At Hood River Carl Kautz, while spraying fruit trees, started to blow down the nozzle of the pump, when a Japanese assistant worked the lever and Kautx was badly burned and choked. The same day Joseph Porter, at the same place, had his left eye badly burned by spraying liquid being accidentally squirted into it. Three Niht Engagement at tin1 zer Next Week. I The next attraction to come to the Frazer theater is one that has been I give nmnre than usual attention . by 'the newspapers along their route on :"-eonnt of the unusual hiirh standard j of their productions, 1 Thfl Tronic, Q T-a a flrot.nl.iao sin-sick souls: a hospital for those i , , . . nnny of good actors and actresses and are producing some of the best plays ever seen anywhere at popular prices. On Monday. March 27. they will 1 open here for a three nights engage ment, producing "A Bachelor's Hon eymoon." "A Wicked Woman" and "The Woman In the Case." The Fair Department Store X THE LIGHTEST STORE IN PENDI.1CTON, .aV A fAAAAJ BFliTILLON SYSTEM. to call not the righteous, but sinners to repentance; the church a refuge for who wish to be healed; these great truths Illustrated by one of the most dramatic. tender, appealing and striking stories In the history of liter- I ature." Services during the week: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 4 o'clock. Note the change of hour. Short service and meditation Wed nesday evening, 7:30. evening pray er nnd sermon. Saturday. 4 o'clock, service and confirmation lecture. A most cordial welcome is given to all services. Vestrymen await slj-anffers In the vestibule of the church to greet them ami show them to places In the church. Effort Being Mndo to Introduce It to SiMikane Police. An effort will be made by officials of the police department to secure frrm the city council, an appropria tion to Install the Bertillon system of measuring criminals, says the Spo kane Spokesman-Ueview. The Bertillon system Is in vogue in all the departments of the large cities In the United States and Europe.. A criminal who has reached his full growth, once measured according to this system, enn be Identified almost invariably years afterward. lTnder the Bertillon system those Frank Vincent du Mond, the fa-j portions of the body are measured pious artist and , proprietor of the i which are least subject to change. Lyme school. has been appointed The meter system Is used. The ordl- chlef of the art department of the nary police system of measuring for taken of the height, weight, complexion, color of hair and eyes, and scars. As a crim inal may lose or gain weight, dye his hair and remove the scars, this meth od of identification is very unsatis factory. Coder the Bertillon sy:-l -m the first measurement taken is the height As lhe scale used in measuring Is grad uated into centimeters, the height of. a criminal can be taken to a hair's breadth. The next measurement taken is that of the trunk. The length and width of the hand are also taken j by a compass, graduated to centimet ers. The left foot, the arms, the right arm from the elbow to the end j of the middle finger, and the middle! finger are also taken. One of the chief features of the Ber tillon system Is the measurement Ight ear. The length Bertillon, who is considered one of the greyest criminologists In the world, has educated the detectives under him In Paris to identify criminals by means of their ears. It Is held that a clever criminal may niter other portions of his feat ures,' but can never change his ears. The nose may be changed from the stub variety to the Greek or Roman,' cheeks may be filled out. dimples eradicated or created, but the ears are Impregnable. To Install the Bertillon system It is necessary to secure a set of finely graduated scales and compasses. If the system Is Installed it will be necessary to keep a set of Indexes. Lewis and Clark exposition. Identification Is to take a criminal's and breadth of the ear are measured. ' ship of 60. The persons living In Portland Who own automobiles, ,,re organizing a ciun. it starts out with a member. E. T. WADE & SON, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Wheatlands, Alfalfa and Stock Ranch es for sale. City Property a Specialty. We have a long list we cannot ad ertiee. Come and see us. A Vicarious Cure. Dr. Woodrow Wilson tells of a doc tor of philanthropic bent, who lived In a Pennsylvania town the inhabi tants of which are for the most part coal miners. The good doctor was much dis tressed by the existing sanitary con ditions of their cottages. So, pre senting a nice. new thermometer to each household, he carefully ex plained to the Inmates the necessity for maintaining In one's living apart ments a wholesome .atmosphere. The thermometer, he added, would of course. Indicate the proper degree of temperature. One day as the doctor was making his rounds he Inquired of the woman at the head of one establishment in which he observed his thermometer proudly displayed, dangling at the end of a string, whether she had re membered his Instructions. "Indeed, sir, I do," was the reply. I take great care about the temper ature. I hang the thing right up there and watch it careful." "Good!" exclaimed the doctor much pleased. "And what do you do when the temperature rises beyond 8 de grees?" "Why, sir," answered the woman, I take It down and put it outside a while till It cools off." Saturday Evening Post. Three Million Homes Know What Liquozone Can Do. Who Else Will Try it Free? We Judge from our records that one home in five, the country over, has some one whom Liquozone has cured. Some have been cured of lit tle Ills; some know that their lives have been saved by It And most of those homes still use Liquozone daily, as we do, to keep well. Those homes are scattered every where. Tour neighbors and friends live in some of them. If you will only ask about Liquozone there are plenty to tell you about It. Why will you suffer with any germ disease .while millions know how to end It? - Don't you realize that a product which is used like this must have re markable merit? We have never asked a soul to buy Liquozone. We powerful, yet harmless germicide. And the product is so helpful so good for you under any condition that even a well person feels Its In stant benefit We Paid $100,000 For the American rights to Liquo zone, and the rights In other coun tries have sold for proportionate sums. We mention this fact to indi cate the value of Liquozone the value to you. . Men have never before paid such a price for any discovery used in the cure of sickness. We need not tell you that we prov ed Liquozone well before buying It. For years It was tested through phy sicians and hospitals, In this coun- have published no testimonials, no ev-Jti-y and others. It was employed In Beginners Wanted. Four or five beginners are wanted to learn weaving at the Pendleton Woolen Mills. Apply at mills. Steady work to those becoming proficient. During the latter part of the win ter and up to the present time, there have been planted In and in the vi cinity of Irrlgon upward of 35,000 fruit trees, 40.000 European grapes, Id, 000 blackberries and raspberries, 20,000 strawberries, 25,000 poplar trees. 15,000 mulberry and . locust, 100 acres of potatoes and 150 acres of melons. It Is now believed the exact num ber of lives lost in the factory fire at Brockton, Mass., was 99. Idence of cures. We have simply asked the sick to let us buy the first bottle to let the product Itself prove what it can do. And we ask that of you, If you need It. If you are still using drugs to cure germ troubles, let us, at our expense, show you something better. What Liquozone Is, Liquozone Is a product which, In the past two years has sprung into world-wide use in the treatment of germ diseases. It is now used by the sii k of nine nations; by physicians and hospitals everywhere. It Is dally used in millions of homes In Ameri ca. The virtues of Liquozone are de rived solely from gas. made In large part from the best oxygen producers. No drugs, no alcohol nothing but this gas enters into it. The process of making takes 14 days, and re quires immense apparatus. At the end of two weeks we get one cubic Inch of Liquozone for each 1250 cu bic inches of gas used. The attain ment of this product has, for more thnn 20 years, been the constant ob ject of scientific and chemical re search. The main result Is. to get Into a liquid, and thus into the blood, a every stage of every germ disease; in all the most difficult cases obtaina ble. With thousands of sick ones, considered Incurable, we proved that It did what medicine could not do. Then, and then only, did we pay the price. Since then we have spent nearly $2,000,000 to make Liquozone known. We have bought the first bottle and given It free to every sick one we learned of. These people told others, and the others told others. The re sult is that Liquozone Is now more widely employed than any medicine ever was. And no one can doubt that It Is doing more for sick human ity than all the drugs In use com bined. How Liquozone Cures The greatest value of Liquozone lies In the fact that it kills germs in the body without killing the tissues, too. And no man knows another way to do It. Any drug that kills germs Is a poi son, and It cannot be taken Inter nally. For that reason, medicine Is almost helpless In any germ disease. Liquozone Is a germicide so cer tain that we publish on every bottle an offer of 11000 for a disease germ that it cannot kill. Tet It la not only harmless but of wonderful benefit better than anything else In the world for you. No one Is so well that he cunnol be helped by It The reason is that germs are vege tables; and Liquozone like an ex cess of oxygen Is deadly to vegetal matter. To the human body Liquo zone Is exhlllratlng, vitalising, puri fying the most needful, the most helpful thing possible. But to germs it Is certain destruction; and these facts are true of nothing else In exist ence. Germ Diseases. These are the known germ diseases; all due to germs or to the poisons which germs create. These are the diseases to which medicine does not apply, for drugs cannot kill Inside germs. All that medicine can do for these troubles Is to act as a tonic, aiding na ture to overcome the germs. But those results are indirect and uncer tain, depending on the patient's con dition. A cure Is always doubtful when drugs are used, and some of these diseases medicine never cures. Liquozone alone can destroy the cause of these troubles. It goes wher ever the blood goes, so that no germ can escape It. The results are almost Inevitable. Diseases which have re sisted medicine for years yield at once to Liquozone. "Incurable" diseases are cured by It. In any stage of any disease In this list the results are so certain that we will gladly send to any patient who asks it an absolute guaranty. Astlunn Abscess Anprinia llrouchitif Hloori Poison Hrila's Iliscnse llowel Trouble Coughs -Colds ConKiimption Colic Croup Constipation Catarrh-Cancer Dysentery Dlarrhi randrure-Prolv dyspepsia Hcicma Hnrslnlaa Fercra Oall Stonra ICS Hny fever Influenza Kinney ftisensra La Orippe I.eucon hen I.lver Troubles Malaria Neuralgia Many Heart Troubles Piles Pneumonia Pleurisy Quinsy Rheumatism Scrofula Syphilis Hkin Diseases Stomach Troubles Throat Trouble! Tuberculosis Tumors Ulcers Goltre-Cout Varlcocle Oonorrhea-Clret Women's Disease. All diseases that beRin with fevers-all inflam. nation -all catarrh all contagious dlseases-aU the results of impure or poisoned blood In nervous debility I.lquo.one acta as a vitalliat accomplishing what no drugs can do. """"r First Bottle Free. If you need Liquozone, and have never used it, please send us the cou pon below. We will then send you an order on a local druggist for a full-slsed bottle a 60o bottle and will pay the druggist ourselves for It This applies only to the first bottle, of course to those who have never used It ! The acceptance of this offer places you under no obligations. We simply wish to convince you; to let the pro duct Itself show you what It can do. Then you can Judge by results as to whether you wish to continue. i This offer Itself should convince you that Liquozone does as we claim. We would certainly not buy a bottle and give it to you. If there was any doubt of results; you want to be well and to keep well. Then be fair enough to yourself to accept our offer today. Let us show you, at our expense what this wonderful product means to you, Liquozone costs 50o and $1. CUT OUT THIS COUPON for this offer mny not nppenr Benin. Fill out the blanks and mail it to the Mqunsonc Compnuy, 458-464 Wabnsh Ave., (Mikado. My disease Is . . 1 hnve never tried T.iimoxoneVbiit'if you'wiii supply me a 50c bottle free I will take It. 7i B, Give full address write plainly Aay sone yphyaldan or hospital not yet using Llquo wul be gladly supplied for a test.