East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 13, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ''DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN, PENDLETON", OKF.GQy, ITsDAV, OCTOBER 13. 1014. EIGHT PAGES People know this store to be the greatest uLiiue giving uiuiiico oiuc in ircriuieiuju 0 COME 1IKKK WHEN YOU WANT .' rr5 - T . , GOOD CLOTHES AND GOOD VALUES for we arc the sole iVii'ik ton distributors f f ft v 1XUIL kJlftUf ffCf c& Mar World Famous Clothes Tliry are cK.tlus ul.ieh arc known to the wearer to be !ib..u!elv dependable- a to qual itv of the line-t -tyle and Wt tailoring. 1 !k y arc the Iviinl of dot ho that you want to v.car if you aro a man who insists on a pl fit aid pxl ftvlo. A fur a v.ijne i concerned wo rank su rr.'inc in ihc clothes field. At $20.00 and $23.00 we specialize on hiuh u.uality clothes of such values that can not duplicated any where else for 1 than $2.50 t.) 7.50 more than the price we a-k. For the man who dv- not care t. spend o umoh we have a lir.c at $15.00 and $17.50 that are wonder?, and we can fit yo;i at any price. XOWS TDK r.EST TIME FOR YOU TO DEC, IX SAYING T. P. W. TRAD ING STAMPS TO BUY YOUR CHRIST MAS GIFTS WITH. SILK AND WOOL POPLIN A popular silk and wool fabric with high lustre, "ft finih. Make? up into a stylish dress; 40 inches wide; comes all colors for street and evening wear. A splendid wearing cloth. The vard $1.23 THE NEW LACE CLOTH A sdioer white wa-h fabric suitable for waist anil dre-e. Conies with neat woven designs, 40 inches wide; 1 1-2 yards to waist pattern. The yard 50 Tin' i- ' Women 9s Suits An interesting woman owes it to herself to have in-tc-pe!ting clothes. More and more women are coming to feel this. It is easy to dress well when such charm ing suits as we are offering, can be had for only $32.50. They usually sell at from $35.00 to $10.00. They are semi-tailored, come in poplin, gabardine and serge. Made in the new popular Redin-gc-te and Cossack models, neatly trimmed with velvet and fancy buttons. Both regular sizes and stouts. Specially priced at $32.50 BRAID CLOTH AND DUYETINE Are two fabrics that are much in favor as to texture and finiidi, soft and drapes well, ."2 inches wide. Comes ii-i.ii pmK, Jigtit t.ine. green, navy, brown, tan. trrev, purple. T,1,1T r.tn Tl, .1 ' ' OO ff ' CO I I'lum, etc. The yard $2.00 to $2.50 1 Jf NORMANDIE FLANNELS : ' , For house dresses and kimonas, l-eautiful 'de-igns and eolorinrs. fleeced lined, very warm for the winter: 32 inches wide. The yard 13 T.P.W. Pure Food Shop 3 PHONES ALL 17. ALL OTHER DEPTS. 22 ''CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, S E RY ICE." POTATOES Our car was unloaded yesterday and we sold them like heteakes. Get vour orders in while: OUR SPECIAL SALE is on; PER SACK $1.50 Guaranteed 100 pounds or more. SWEET APPLE CIDER, little "23, 40, 75 CELERY Our fancv white, tender Celerv fresh daily. Bunch "... ..! 10 WALNUTS KM 1 NEW CROP JumU size, the jeund 35; No. 1 size, the iund 30 OLIYE OIL Our famous ITALIAN OIL. Quart cans $1.00; 1-2 irallon cans ....... $1.00 Sm'yjth, delicate flavor. 3 COUPON The Peonies Uorohouso VN J tre It Pays, to Trac'f. Save Vour T. P. ' Trading Stamps I A- ' . 1 : Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Van Pettn, MUi Grace Van Petten. Mrs. Mlllon Sprinkler and Mrt. William A. Brown motored to Walla Walla last week and attended the lecture given In the Keylor Grand theater by Dr. Franc-la J. Fluno. While In wal la Walla they were the house guesti ot Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillip'. Mrs. Frank Heald of 519 Marie street, left today for Minneapolis and other Minnesota points for a vlIt. Mr and Mrs. John AJams arrived home from Portland this morning. Mm Huttle'L. Vail of Portland. Htate deputy field worker for the I Grance. In paying Pendli ton and PI I lot Hoi k a visit today. I Th nipmhem of the North PU Bridge Club are being entertained this I r'lprnniin wUh Mrs. AMIPOn fc,. isrom ! as hontess at her home on the north : hill. A wedding of Interest to Tendle- I ton people will be celebrated In Port- ! land tomorrow when Koyal M. saw ' tello of this city will claim ns his i Vrli'e MLs Fay L. Hewitt. Mr. Saw- telle left for Portland yesterday ac- ! comp.mled by his mother, Mrs. N. M. Sawtelle. I Mro. Frank Frazler has hostess 1 yesterday afternoon to the members ! of th nuplicate Whlnt Club, one of i the eldest card clubs In the city. This I was the first meeting f the new sea : win f.rd was much enjoyed by the la- .11.'! Library News Through the courtesy of Mr. H. W. Warren of Warren's Music House, the Public Library Is to be given, for sev eral weeks, the use of one of the best Edison disc phonographs or Vlctrolis for Sunday afternoon musicales at the library. The best records In st.vk will also be loaned for the occasion Tenland Bros, have, kindly offered their smices in taking the machine to and from the library each ae!c. In this way music lovers will b given a series of musical trwits whpih. as cold weather comes op. will te mor piid more enjoyed during the leisure of the long Sunday afternoons. . The following new books from the Pturgls fund are being cataloged to day and may 'be found on the new book shelves: Bancroft names for the play ground, home, school and gymnasium. Earle Costume of coloniul times. Earle Two centuries of costume In America. Hale The South Americans; the story of the South American repub lics, their characteristics, progress and tendencies; with special reference to their commercial relations with the United States. Johnson Education by plays and games. ' Markham Conquest of New Granada. Merrlam American civil engineer's pocket book. , Paine Mark Twain, the personal and literary life of Samuel Langhorr.e Clemens. Scottish clans and their tratans. Upton The standard operas; their plots and their music. Whitney The following road; ad venturing on the great rivers of South America. Home Hints and Recipes - Foot STa)cr. A large izd scrub brush turned upside down and nailed to the floor of ft i r;1 -m mm f r it it ' II Ml I IXNI'N. IS A dlpatih to I ' ,. J x, l:iir;-e T !' grih coinpui.y In. oi 1'i.ns fu tl-ut throuKli thej i.iM:i,k t-t i.n ..ioi!aiie In hlb Ku v vin ii...k,i.r a .iiii..;i.f.iii e ' named Emmer lost their lives. They were flying at an altitude of 4000 feet when the rna hlne, for some un known reason, turnt-d turtle and fell. Anoth r aviator, Garleui, holder t mufiy woti'J'H rc orrts, has been taken l.ii uien.ii.l Nik I miJ .a"M !.(; f I .rlsnii-r aiil is In Jierlin now. I!ld will be opened for two con crete brlugea cn Wa':o eounty stat Mghwty. Tie Mvnle Point MefhodWs ri'e preparing to build a $10,000 cliutc'i. .- -j ..I.. ... . -tmfr.' John M'IiinRi, SWr .t ISaseman for I ho Athp tli H. the back porch will make an excel lent foot acraper. The Happy Homo. Pon't be afraid of a little fun at home. Don't shut your bouse lest ther sun should - fade your carpets, and your hearts lest a hearty laugh shake down some of the musty old cobwebs there. If you want to ruin your children, let them think that all mirth and social enjoyment must be left on the threshold without when they come home at night. When once a house Is regarded as only a place to eat, drink and sleep In, bad work Is Indeed, begun. DlctatCH of Fashion. Velvet in molre effects will be new. Cape effects appear In tailored sulK There la a revival of the simple bliVise. Satin sailor hats have appeared Paris. V elvet coats nr taffeta skirts. The severe tailored effects predlm Inate In neckwear. Frocks of net, arranged In plait or ruffles, are popular. Silk buckets and short, loose coats are much in evidence. 'EDISON'S SUBMARINE WITH FISH-LIKE GILLS, BREATHES IXVFATIOX ;Krs OXYtJKX FKOM Till! hEA KX PKItIM CMS NEARLY Fl MSI I KM. NEW YORK, Oct. U.-Thonias A. Edison la at work on u submarine which will be provided with gills sim ilar to those of a fish. His experi ments cover the past year and are almost pelfected. When he presents hif boot for the Inspection of naval experta It will be possible fur It to re naln under water Indefinitely, ex tiactlre the oxygen from the aea wa ter. Thla waa learned Saturday, when. In company with the secretary of the navy and Mrs. Daniels, Mr. Edison end Miller H. Hutchinson, chief en gineer of the Edison laboratories at Orange, X. J., the world's greatest In ventor ninde his first trip of Inspec tion to a battleship, the New York, at the Brooklyn navy yard. Mr Edison also visited tlie submii- In worn with ruffled BUY A BOX OF API.I I.S" ( AMl'.VUiX TO BE .sTAHTF.lt PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 13. The Portland Commercial club and the Oregon Development League, realiz ing the critical situation of the ap ple market. Intend to throw all the strength of their support In promot tntc a "Buy a box of Apples" cam palgn In conjunction with the Na tional Apple day, which occurs on October 20th, this year, over a dozen committees have al ready been appointed. Among the numerous features which have been proposed are the following. Hotels Restaurants and Theatres will feat' ure apples In many novel and att' ractlve ways. Newspapers and Pub lic speakers will unite In a chorus praising the beauty, virtue and utili ty of the apple. Public officials. clubs and eocleltes will lend their sanction and upproval to the move ment. ' Other states of the Union are hav- Inir a campaign to "Buy a bale of Cotton'' In order to sustain that In dustry. The Northwest has a like situation of Its own. The apple In dustry Is the pride of Oregon. It Is our own product, and to protect and stimulate the business appeals to our local patriotism and self-Interest. It is believed that the work of Na tional Apple day will Inaugurate movement which will be a material an 1 distinct benefit to the apple In dustry. Washington and other states of the Northwest, as well as the Eas tern states are all Joining In the mov. ment. A very charming and effective way to advertise apples Is to give them away to school children, newsboys and children's Homes. Committees are being appointed In Portland to care for this feature. A carload of apples could be used to advantage for this purpose. WOULD-BE RANGERS NEED NOT FURNISH PIKtTOGRAPHS WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 The Unit ed States Civil Service Commission has Just announced that photographs need no longer be furnished with ap plications to take forest ranger ex amination. This probably will be welcome news to those who plan to take the ranger examination scheduled for .October 19 and 20. The examination will be held at the various supervisor's head fiuarters In Oregon, Washington and Allaska. Bequests for application blanks and all inquiries RhoVlil be ad dress."! to the Civil Service Commlss-: Ion. Seattle, Washington. Thi district forester states that there are but a few vacancies to be filled and only expe rienced men are wanted. Thoso who havo had ' at least ono season's experience as forest guard are advised not to attempt this examination. IS CONSTIPATED OR BILIOUS 'CASCARETS' TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOW ELS AND EM) HEADACHES. COLDS, SPUR STOMAC1L Get a 10-cent box now. You men and women who can't get feeling right who have headache, coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bil ious, nervous 'and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stom ach, or have .backache and feel worn out Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets. or merely forcing a passageway every few days with sa)ts, cathartic pills or castor oil? Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poison In the bowels. A Cascarct tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10 cent box from nnv drur store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg ular, and head clear for month! Don't form the children. They love Cascarets because they taste good never gripe or sicken. r ... Vis,' Planning for lha Stork's ArriYd Anwnr throw iiuim which all womn should khow of. ad many of them do. Is a splendid ox trroal application old In mint drug; tores umlor the name of "Mother's Friend' It la a penetrating liquid and many and many a mother tell how It so wonderfully aided them through the period of expe tuner. Its rhl'f purpn Is to reader the tendons. lUcuments and muscles so pliant that nature's exnslon may be aocom pllnhed without the Intense strain so often rhHractertitlo of the period of expectancy. At any rate It Is reasonable to believe that slate "Mother's Krlend" has ben a comint..n to motherhood for more than half a century no more timely advice could be given the Ineiperlrticed mother than to iUBKnt It dally use during ex jiectunev. Ak at any drug store for "Mother's Krlend." a pellet rating, external liquid of .-rent help and value. And writ to ltruilneld Ki-Kulutor Co.. J03 Umir llldg., Atlanta. (In., for their book of U-ful ond timely Information to expectnnt contains ninny suKgi'ttluns line (i 4 to Insnert the Working of a k..,. ....i,.i. ,. ,i..uIimw.,I unil! mother. It -W.B, ....... - hut ai of l..lem.t to all women. built at the request of the nay de- partment. Halterles heretofore usei. , , . . . j have been of a type which gives o!f . .a chlorine gas when it cm. In cmtac. PPllcatlon of the principle and Mid .1 . i. . . i - l. I n ..1.'. t t.l anliiMin. ,'t.t. (,'. Mi.iUen Illlll liu ouu mi'.u with salt water. men who lue ithe It extremely suscep tible to pneumonia. It Is next to Im possible to keep the batteries of a sul marine from becoming wet with sea water. It it announced that Edi son's Invention has met all tests re quired of It and probably will bu ad opted by the navy. The submarine with gills IntereMc.l the navy men by actual study of fish. fl.UMH) liisiM at IXmt. KOMI', Oct. 11. According to re p.rts ii-celved at the Vatican mors than 63,0110 ci leslastlca are now serving In different capacities with the arinl.s In the field, especially Mr. Edison explained with the Helglan, French snd Austrl- that be believed he had perfected the an forces. Qmid For years we have been stating in the newspapers of the country that a great many women have escaped serious op erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, ana it is true. We are permitted to publish in this announcement extracts from the letters of five women. All have been recently, received unsolicited. Could any evidence be more convincing? IIIoikjpos, Me. ttI h;nl ruins in loth Miles pnd Midi a Rnronoss I could scarcely straighten up at tinicx. My back iuJhiI nnd I was so nervous I could not sleep, and I tlmtiplit I never would 1? nny U tter until I submitted to an filtration, but I commenced taking Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound and nxn felt like a new woman." Mrs. IIaywakd &)wek, llodgdon, Me. 2 Charlotte, X. C MI was in bad health for two years, with e pains in lmth sides and was very nervous. I had a growth ".vhich the doctor said was a tumor, and I never would get wellunless I had an ojieration. A friend advised me to take l.ydu E. link ham's Vegetable Compound, and I gladly say that I am now enjoying line health." Mrs. Kosa Sims 1,j Winona Charlotte, X. C 3 Hanover, fa. "Tho doctor advised a severe operation, but mr husband got me Lydia E. llnkhain's Vegetable Compound and I experienced great relief in a short time. Now I feel like a new pernon and can do a hard day's work and not mind it." Mrs. Ada wilt, 190 Stock St, Hanover, I "a. 4 Decatur. III. "I was sick in lod ond three of the lst physl- cians said I would have to I taken to the hospital for an oper ation as I had something growing in my left side. I refused to sub mit to the ojieration and took Lydia h. linkhatn's Vegetable Com jiound and it worked a miracle m my case, nnd I tell otner women what it has done for me." .Mrs. Lacra A. Griswolk 2:UX) Dlk. East William Street, Decatur, III. C Cleveland, Ohio. -"I was very irregular and for several years J my side pained me so that I cxrti-d to have to undergo an op eration. Doctors s;u I they knewnf nothing that would help me. I took Lydia K. I'uiklum's Vege table. Comimund and I Uciiia; ivgMlar and fiv front pain. I am thankful fur sin li a good medi cine and will always give it the highest prat-e." Mrs. C. II. (iiiiKKiTH, 71103 .Madison A v, Cleveland, O. frrVriteoI,vni. IM'INKHAK Mi:niCIEr0. (('O.NmiKXTIAM I.VX, M ASS., for ,-ulvlee. Your letter will lie opened, rend ninl answered by a woman and held lu strict conliUeuce. i't mikA"M Li LL7 Pendleton Cleaning Works BIOGKST AND HEST FOR GOOD WORK Our eaulpmont snd knowledge enablfs us to servs our patrons satlHfactorlly. Ws sntlwfy others w can satisfy you. Ladles' and Men's Garment Cleaned and Tressed. HATS REBLOCKED Our wagon calls (nr and delivers work. 20( 1-2 E. Alta Fhone 1(9 121 W. Court Phone 432 Se. Bo FeHD5 Prop. t 3 LI m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir