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I EIGHT PAGES. PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREO ONI AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913. Our Ready -to-Wear Department Offers Saturday bargain specials of Importance Women's black Hoatherbloom Petticoats, regular $2.50 values for 9S Licht colored Taffeta Petticoats, values up to $10.00 for - . $2.95 A few ilcssalinc Petticoats in this lot. Large assortment of white, colored and black Wash Waists, values to $2.00. .Saturday special 9S Some wonderful bargains in house dresses, values to $2.50 for ..." 98 Wool Dress Skirts, 1913 stvles, $6.95 for Children's wool dresses 1-2 jrice. values to $3.95 Outing Flannel Night Gowns in neat colors, 89 values, special at 75 Black Taffeta and Messaline Silk Waist, regular price up to $6.95, Sat. special $2.95 New Pongee Silk Shirts, made in mannish style, special price $2.95 $2.00 BED SPREADS Great big Jumbo size Bed Spreads in white only, plain hemmed, best quality for the money. Beautiful knitted designs. Saturday special ... $1.69 10, 12 l-2 AND 15 LACE AND EM BROIDERES 8 Big lot of lace and dainty embroidery edges, suitable for infants wear and fine under-mus-lins. Saturday special, yard 8 COTTON FOULARDS Worth 15 yard, in good colors for house and street dresses. Laundries fine, comes in brown, navy Copenhagen, with small figures. Saturday special 11 $1.25 AUTO VEILS 98 Full two yards long, made of good quality of chiffon. The colors are brown, navy, green, champagne, light blue and pink. Saturday special , 98 $1.50 TAN SILK HOSE 98 Good quality tan silk hose, lisle solo and gar ter top, full lino of sizes. Sat. special 98 $1.00 QUALITY 45-IN. VOILE FLOUNC ING 69 Eight different patterns in embroidered voile flouncings, good value at $1.00. Satur day special 69 25 WAISTING Big assortment white waistings in figured sheer and heavy Madras materials; washes well; 30 inches wide. Saturday special- 16 IN OUR FAMOUS SHOE DEPARTMENT Misses' shoes, tan button, wedge heel, black button, wedge heel, a bargain while thev last ?1.25 Children's patent and tan button shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 5, good turn sole 95 Children's vici kid button shoes, sizes 5 1-2 to 8, wedge heel 75f Infants black button shoes 2 to 5, the best in the market J. 50f Woman and Her Varied Interests t :l FRIDAY MENU. I -w -w -w -w- w-ww-w-ww PENDLETON'S CLEANEST, BEST GROCERY IN OUR MODEL BASEMENT. Phone Main 17. Fresh by Today's Express Finnon Iladdies. very choice, the pound . 25 Kippered Salmon, pound .... 25 Fancy Dry Umatilla Co. Pop Corn, 2 lbs. 25 Buv vour Oranges now we are selling 2 dozen for . 25 Use "Golden West" Lemon and Vanilla 2 oz. Lemon 25 2 oz. Vanilla 35 Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb. 20 I All Other Departments Main 22. Fresh for Saturday's trade Celery, Lettuce! Cauliflower, Turnips, Carrots and everything the market affords. Our new Flower and Garden Seeds are here. Extra fancy Dried Prunes, rich and meaty 2 pounds - 25 .Italian made Curve Cut Macaroni, bulk, per pound 10 Fresh shipment Fancy Cream Cheese, mild and sweet, pound 25 BREAKFAST. Warm heart beets. Buckwheats. Honey. Hot Biscuits. Coffee. LUNCH. Oyster omelet. Toast, Name heart cakes, red frosting. DINNER. Macaroni with tomatoes. Boiled fish. White sauce. Baked potatoes. Pudding. HI m couow The Peoples Uorehouso Where It Pays to Trade. Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps coupon FINDS JOKER IN BILL; RETURNS IT WARSHIP BUILDIXG RUSHED IX BRITAIX Present Year to Set Xew Record for Output of Yards of the Empire. YACK OF LABOR HINDERS WORK Twelve Now Being Constructed for Government and Six for Other Powers, London. The present year will ac- i compllsh a new record In Salem, Or., Feb. 21. The charge that a joker was slipped into the Hoskins senate bill making it unlaw ful for any person to sell liquor In or about any railroad station, before It passed the house, was made by Gov' ernor West in a special message. The amendment in question is the one putting off the date for the law to become effective until January 1 1914. This met plenty of opposition in the house, Bonebrake especially declaring he did not see why saloon men should have a year of grace, but he did not make a fight on It after Howard of Douglas declared he would rather get half a loaf than no bread. The amendment Is another of the Jokers charged up to the house com mittee on alcoholic traffic by foes of the liquor traffic in the house. Prac tlcally every drastic bill to regulate the sale of liquor In any way has been so amended in this committee that a regular furore would be stirred up when It was reported back to the house by the dry element who have not been backward about uttering loud cries. Carpenters On the Committee. Westerlund of Jackson and Carpen ter of Multnomah, are the controlling members of this committee. Thomas of Marlon, the other member, usually returns a minority report. Wester lund and Carpenter Invariably agree and Invariably amend. In his message to the house the governor said in part: "A little Joker added ostensibly for the purpose of preventing the act from becoming effective before Jan uary 1, 1914. has evidently been over looked by your honorable body. "If you will refer to this measure, as passed by the house, you will find that by Its passage the sale of liquor even in dry counties, so long as It is sole" In and about a railroad station prior to January 1, 1914, will not be unlawful, j "Once more I appeal to you In thej name of the lone suffering traveling public to recall this bill and strike out J tie cruisers are being built In Eng- this iniquitous amendment insrteil D your alcoholic traffic committee." considerable falling off in the num ber of very wealthy American dames desirous of entering the exclusive cir cles of the English smart set, several titled ladies who make substantial ad ditions to their incomes by social in troduction are bemoaning their poverty. MOTHERS CAX SAFELY BUY Dr. King's New Discovery and give it to the little ones when ailing and suffering with colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless, once used, always used. Mrs. Bruce Crawford, Niagara, Mo., writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery changed our bor from a pale weak boy to the pic ture oi neaun. Always neips. tsui It at Koeppens. our dockyards and our private firms is to obtain the skilled labor requlr ed for ship construction. There la an insufficiency of workers at the dockyards, where day and night shifts as well as overtime, are being work ed.. Though special Inducements are being offered to men to enter, so far the response has not been satlsfac tory. All the indications suggest that the admiralty will have to revise Its cal culation that the largest battleship can bo built In two years. Three years tothree and a half are none too much allowance in view or tne enormous press of work Impending. DR. KING'S XEW DISCOVERY Soothes irritated throat and lungs, stops chronic and hacking cough, re lieves tickling throat, tastes nice. Take no other; once used, always used. Buy it at Koeppens. HUSBANDS BARRED AT BRITISH COURT Women Who Get Summonses for Themselves Cannot Later Obtain Cards for Spouses. London. The first evening court of warship Ithe season was held at Buckingham building, in view of the heavy pro gram contemplated for the British navy. Mr. Churchill Is pledged to lay down at least five large battleships In 1913, while he has also given an un dertaking to take special measures to meet the Increase in the fleets of the Mediterranean powers, and this may necessitate the construction of a sixth British ship. In addition to these, one battleship has been presented to the king by the Malay states, and Canada, If Mr. Borden's scheme is accepted by the dominion parliament, will present three more. Thus at least nine, and possibly ten, battleships will be taken in hand for the British fleet of which the cost of four will be defrayed by the states of the empire. Twelve Now Ruidinfr. The dockyards and great shipbuild ing firms already have twelve battle ships and battle cruisers In hand for the navy, apart from vessels which are nearly completed. In addition to these twelve British armored ships, six battleships or bat- LKSS FEES FROM AMERICA. Not So Manj- Paying for Introduction In British Society. London. Owing to there being a PILES CURED IX 6 TO 14 DAYS. Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile In to 14 days. 10c. land for foreign powers. If ten new British ships are order ed this year, there will be twenty eight armored ships of the largest size zuildlng in this country, with a displacement of over 650,000 tons. To complete this enormous fleet with speed will demand the most careful organization, and It is to be feared that. In any event, there must be se rious delays In construction. Already the recent British programs are heav ily in arrears. Skilled Labor Hard to Get. The difficulty which confronts both palace last night. Some small alter. atlons have been made In the regula tlons, but they do not involve any change In the actual practice as ob served last year. It has been express ly announced that trains would not exceed three yards In length from the shoulder, this rule having been laid down by Queen Mary last season The rule that ladles should not ex pect to receive summonses more than once In three years has been formally withdrawn, but It will still serve to govern the procedure of Lord Sand hurst. On the occasion of their own presentation, ladies will not In future be allowed to stand' sponsors for oth er ladles as well, except in the case of their own daughters or daughters-in- law. Hitherto ladles were requested to forward the names of their husband." at the same time as their own, and It was taclty assumed that they would usually desire the companionship of their better halves. It is now made clear that they are to mention the names of their husbands only if they wish to be accompanied. And If they receive summonses for themselves alone, they will not be permitted to obtain additional cards for their hus bands afterwards, except in very spe cial circumstances. Uses for Marshmallows, The housekeeper who has not test ed the culinary possibilities of marsh mallows has little Idea of their many uses. For emergencies a tin box of these inexpensive candies (s a good as set for the supply closet. Should the supply of eggs give out when filing or frosting is wanted for a dark layer cake marshmallows may be substituted. While the cake Is still hot place marshmallows torn In halves between te two layers and al so on top of the cake. Replace the cake In the oven for a few moments until there Is an even layer of par tlally melted marshmallows over the cake. Finely chopped nuts, grated sweet chocolate or cocoanut may be sprin kled over the yielding surface, and candled cerries, bits of citron or an geltca, shreds of almonds or halves of English walnuts are easily embed ded in ornamental fashion. For the afternoon tea table the plainest of little cakes topped with marshmallows and placed for a mo ment in a slow oven are transformed into French confections: Spice cake baked In a thin sheet and cut In small rounds of the size of a marshmallow Is an Inexpensive substitute for the small, fancy cakes of the caterer. Top each little circle with a half marsh mallow and partially melt in a slow oven. Decorate with a single nut meat, half a cherry or a cross marking of chocolate or colored frosting. If the material for a fruit salad Is scant cut marshmallows in quarters u ing a well floured pair of scissors. l.irial parts of grape fruit, English walnuts and marshmallows mixea with 'nilf the quantity of diced pine apple make a salad combination well suited to a French dressing flavored with wine. Ordinary chocolate Ice cream Is easily transformed Into an apparently expensive novelty by adding a plenti ful supply of quartered marshmallow when the cream Is half frozen If the chocolate is rich and dark these dull white particles make an effective showing and also add an unusual fla vorlng. The same addition may be made to a cold chocolate pudding, the marsh mallows furnishing an attractive bit of coloring and contributing to a de liclously flavored dessert. - Iiedroom Door Knockers. The small colonial cottage of young bride who put thought and the planning of many months In the fur nlshing of the domestic paradise of which she is the guardian angel is unusually successful in all Its details, The great knocker on the front door, white woodwork, candlesticks of both j brass and glass, old fashioned chinti hangings, rag rugs and well chosen mahogany furniture all help to carry out the colonial effect. The most original detail of the whole housetakes form of small brass knockers, miniature copies of the knocker on the front door, on all the bedroom doors. These knockers are not more than three or four inches long, but they are practical as well as ornamental. It would take much persistence even on the part of a very heavy sleeper to Ignore the persistent sharp tap, tap of the little brass clap per. Porch Furniture. Rattan and reed furniture for the house or porch use is to be had this season In an Increased number of de signs as well as articles. The tea wagons are fascinating to look at and certainlv are useful. The muffin stands, too, are unusually graceful. A Shopping Bag. Sew a very large safety pin in your shopping bag. Then hang by means of smaller safety pins your door key, samples of cloth, memoranda and such things. They will be handy when you open the bag and save poking down and about the bottom of the bag for these things. Dancing Frock for the Debutante. To what lengths will fashion go to afford us a surprise? Compare this gown, the acme of youth, simplicity, maidenly modesty, with the bizarre creation pictured opposite. Could contrast be more striking? ARCHDUCHESS WEDS XAVAL MAX Contracts Morganatic Marriage With Commander of Father's Yacht. Berlin. The Archduchess Ella has contracted a morganatic marriage with a naval lieutenant. Kloss, formerly in command of her father's yacht. And yet both obv'ously arrogate to themselves featres that distinguish them as the latest creations of great Parisian designers. Nothing more graceful and dainty than this frock, at the Bame time allowing for free dom of movement can be Imagined as a dancing frock for the debutante. The skirt of soft white silk Is ac cordion pleated. The tunic of chiffon is embroidered heavily In small rench bouquets. Narrow bands of skunk fur give It the needed accent of black. Llj pomade. The frosty atmosphere makes the tiny metal cases of lip pomade espe- lally desirable for my lady s hand bag, for Just a touch of cold cream protects the Hps from the dryness of the wind. The metal cases are about two Inches long, and are gilt, finished at the top with an Imitation Jewel, and a ring by which they may be at tached to a chain. They are about half an inch In circumference, me pomade Is slightly tinted, either flesh or rouge color, so that Its use cannot be detected, or, for those who so CLUB CALENDAR. A BECOMING GOWX OF BLACK VELVET. A striking gown of black velvet has been Illustrated above. Severely sim ple lines have been adhered to in the designing of this charming lime frock, thus affording better opportu nity for the exploiting of the beauty of the material. The simple blouse closes on the left side with clear crystal buttons. The edge being fin lshed with a narrow pleating of white moUMHellne. The deep cuff of the sleeve reaches to within an inch or so of the elbow where it Joins the scant puff cut in one with the bodice, The neck Is finished with a wide col lar of white silk and tie of the same The skirt Is laid In two pleats on either side of the front and. back. Pendleton Chapter American Woman's League meets at the city hall assembly room at 3 p. m, second Monday In each month. Class In Parliamentary Law meets at city hall on second and fourth Mondays of each month, at 3 p. m. Pendleton Political Equality League meets at the call of the president wish, it may be had in white. These are priced at less than one dollar. Army Aeroplanes. It may be doubted whether the ar my Is wholly wise in speclyflng that aeroplanes bought hereafter must have a torpedo-shaped body. An art still so young ought to be left in the hands of Inventors and the require ments should be based on efficiency rather than on style. Springfield, Republican. A girl tries to Impress upon every young man she meets that she has rich relatives. Suffered Twenty-One Years Finally Found Relief Having suffered for twenty-one years with a pain in my side, I finally have found relief in Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root The physicians called it "Mother's Pain" and injections of morphine, were my only relief for short periods of time. I became so sick that I had to undergo a surgical operation In New Orleans, which ben efited me for two years. When the same pain came back one day I was so sick that I gave up hopes of liv ing. A friend advised me to try your Swamp-Root and I at once commenc ed using it. The first bottle did me so much good that I purchased two more bottles. I am now on my sec ond bottle and am feeling like a new women. 1 passed a gravel stone as large as a big red bean and several small ones. I have not had the least feeling of pain since taking your Swamp-Root and I feel it my duty to. recommend this great medicine to all suffering humanity. Gratefully yours. MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE, Avoyelles Par. . Marksvllle, La. Personally appeared before me, this 15th day of July. 1911, Mrs. Joseph Constance, who subscribed the above statement and made oath that tha same is true in substance and in fact. WM. MORROW, Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingtiamton, X. Y. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You. Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blng hamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will alsa receive a booklet of valuable Informa tion, telling all about the kidneys and1 bladder. When writing, be sure and mention the Pendleton Dally East Oregonian. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores, . -r' i'r CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature i Sound Sleep is usually impossible to the bilious. But biliousness yields and head aches, sour stomach, indigestion go when the bowels are regulated and the liver and kidneys stimulated by ESEEGHAU'S PILLS WHAT ONE MAN MADE WITH HIS MONEY AND .: . WORK AT MOSES LAKE By P. IL NAGLE Noppel Commercial Club The picture at the top of this article alums Jacob Secrcwt amour bis trees near NeppcL on Moses Lake, " Mr. Secrewt came from W'enatchec and bought forty acres of raw land in 1910. Ho paid about $100 an acre for It In the fall of 1910 he sold fifteen acres, twelve acres of it good land, toe $6,000. Of the twelve acres that he sold. Secrest Imd planted nlx acrra to trees. Jacob Secrest thus earned, by his Judgment and labor, $300 per acre. Besides, the land that he kept for himself had Increased In value, being worth 112.000. He Is now living In a big house on twenty-five acres that he reserved for himself. The trees seen In the picture are two years old. When you come over to Moses Lake, go and see these two-year-old trees. If you have any experience 'in orcharding, you will de clare, as have expert observers from elsewhere, that this Is a most remark able growth The growth is remarkable because nature has provided In the soil, cli mate and altitude of Moses Lake re markable conditions for the produc tion of apples. You can buy land adjoining Se- crest's, and Just like his was when he bought it for $150 an acre. You can cultivate it for a season or two, after which it will be worth $400 of any man's money. Do Just like Secrest did. Bur a forty-acre tract in the sale of farm tracts March 17, cultivate it for a year or two and sell half of it, as Secrest did. When Secrest bought, there was no railroad. Since then tho Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul Railway has built Its Nep pel division, with trains running regu larly on It. " Today, with the railroad at your door, you can much better afford to pay 1160 an acre. And the chances are that you will bo able to get more than $400 an acre. Secrest made his money because he was a careful farmer of the kind that I want to boo crowding- th shnren of Moses Lake. Land llko Hocrest's can he hnnirht for $150 an aero, one-third down, one-third In a year and one-thlr! ii two years. Come to Neppel for the town lot auction on March 15 and stay for the sale of farm lands on March 17. The Milwaukee sell tickets at a fare -and a third for the round trip For full information write the Neppel . Commercial Club. Neppel. Washington. ' PV '
