East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 19, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv c,r. two TiMT.V FAST niMYiON'TAX, PKVW T'TOV. OI.Tr.ON'. 'IVH.V. OI'Tlilli:!: In. l!U. KIC. 1 IT PAGES Are you looking for values? If so this is where you shou d come, for this is acknow ledged the greatest value giving store in Pendleton. No other store can come near us in giving values, 6e cause not only are our natural buying conditionsthe advantage of volume-favor able to us, but our deter mination to excel is strong some stores with a large volume have not such a strong desir3 to undersell; they would rather keep the extra profit for themselves Men's Suits and Overcoats at '20 They are wonders . r .t'rv i" thi- t.n I'livs ami sells liMiiv $-0.00 Suit- a nil Ovcrciiit; its a wry ul.ir j ri'-c ;!iil we luivc IiurnlniU if them to Aiiv y.Mi. New mio. nearly cvcrv day. All t1;i- latot iii"ltl-i a will a -tap'is. Tartan, Mfi ). chirks overt !a Ms tifv ln-owns, n-vs. Mil - in -I'vcral different rliadr-. Tliev rv p re st nt true ' ii my t anv man who buy- tliem. ('.:!ic and I''k tin- J?20.00 ..ins over. $1.25 Silk and Wool tin 98c Poph full aiil complete -livi nr ilk an.l '1 in, the m ainV most lM.imlar dress fabric. Of -i.ft, uran ful weave a:il dratws well, very attractive nnaiient ln.-t riu- finish, worth $1.25 yap : special T tie-day and Wcdne-dav, J.11 lia.l.-s, -jvial, the yard 9Sf Linen. Hick Towflinir : an oj.jx.rtiiiif titnt to supply your needs f.-r holi.lav sowing. Comes in the finest quality. IJi variety of pattern in piK'.-t and reirular width. The var 1 25f t., src Balmacaan Coating 'I lie seax.n's Irt-t -tyli-s in imvihy weaves anil d -ipis, all wool, eo!rin;r and weights suitable f.ir women an I iiii"-' .a.-, ' indies wide. The yard $2.25 to $3.00 Pressed Flannel 35c An in x nive wool pressed flannel, for id.irt-. wai.-t and petticoat-. (Vino 1 inclie wide; color fan. l.iown and p. ray. Yard... 35 mi4 ill; Jf l ! for, ,dJ New Street Dresses Wo received by tt is iiioniin's c.prcs a laruo shipment of smart style dn-os in uaw serc et.iiibined with black satin in the latest princess styles. Many elas-y models in black. We are showiiur tdo new l aded models. Thev are M'liic .f the newest thing's out for this season. 1 be most perfect fitting garments you'll find. All are moderatelv priced. Ak to xc them. SKASOXAULKS THAT .MKX CAN' BUY TO IJETTKR ADVAXTAGK IIKKK THAN KI.SKWIIKIIK. MACKIXAWS $5.00 t $15.00 SWKATKRS. all rtvle $2.00 t $10.00 I'XDKKWKAK 50 t $5.00 GLOYKS 5 to $5.00 IM'DIJKRS, GERMAN' SOX. ARCTICS. Etc SLICKERS $1.50 to $5.00 SHOES $3.00 to $7.00 FEAXXEL SHIRTS $1.50 to $5.00 Y.'ti can jret the -amc value for more trioiiey. Y'ii can ,tet le-s value for the Mime inonev. ,l!'it you can't -t the SAME value for the SAME money elsewhere, that you can here. Think it over; then make us make jrood. TOMORROW IS XATIOXAL APPLE DAY We have for thi-. occasion an extra fine lot of Jonathan- and Spitzenlx-rs from $1.35 to 81.75 lmx. ; "T.P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP" PERE I OOI DEPT. THREE PHONES. 17. ALL OTHER DEPT'S. 22 Erin-; in your EGGS and HITTER, hi-bert market prices; you can trade them out in hiiv departiin nt in the .store. (ONES' HAIRY FARM" LITTLE PIG PORK SA! 'SAGES, fresh today, lb. 40 SOI'R KRACT, new pack, first ela-s stock 2 quarts GRAPE FRI'IT. "Nature's T Florida stock. '2 for "JlllC 25d fancy 25 COFXTRY LARD, in bulk, pound 1S P.tH XEW CROP NUTS XO. 1 WALNUTS, pound 30 EXTRA FANCY WALNUTS, pound 35 BRAZILS, pound 25 PECANS, r"'"'l 25 SHELLED NUT MEATS, plain and salted. POTATOES, extra fancy stock, sack $1.50 ORANGES, choice ripe stock, dopon 35 to G0. ifl! COUPON I L' -fji1 The P eoplea Uorchouso Wl fre It F'rys 1o Tnft. Save Your T. P 'radin? Stamps coupon I ; 55oX fit ' f 111 f' m- ?' SOCIAL NEWS SHOULD BE PHONED BY 10 A. M. EACH DAY In th presenoe of u fw Intimate! Ipnve 5ui for Portlnnil to iti.fnd the friend. Mlns Mnr t 's"ulllvan of thl rlty Ix'i-iitne the brl'le of Georse Yniinjf of Iai fjramle, yesterday nft ernoen at 5 o'Clix'k at the ht'me ot Mr. lintl Mrn. B p Smith. 213 Oar drn Mtreet. She w.i.s tittlrej In a Ktriklnx Kreen traelini? uit with hat to nuttch. KollmvtiiR the rere tni.ny a wedding mipj.it wag si-rveo iind the yeynB f-.uple lt-ft on the tin l-j nis'it train for Portland Mn.I othi-r.! point where they will enjoy a Prlit ( h.me.' moon trip. l The I. ride Li thi eharmlnif da;i;rh trr of r-ter "Sullivan, prominent stu.'knuin of th's county and fornii" Jml'se of I'nion nn.l Wallowa counties. Mer hu.land Ut u well known young hunim-KM man ol l..i itrande and for merly lived hi this citv where lie has larno number of friend. They will make their home In I.u litanN'. winter. Mrs. Alu Loh Roe arrived home yesterday from a nhort viflt In Port land. She Ih Kcheduled to f;lve a reading before the Portland Woman' Club thl i'agon, her name appcarlM-l In the ear book of that organization for a date In the prin?. Home Hints and Recipes PICKPOCKETS TRUST EXISTS DECLARES CHICAGO JUDGE Try to Ik- More ilianUful. In the November Woman's Homo Coin m nii.n Oiailcs K. Jeffern. pan tor of the I'roa lway 'iaLernacle. New A ver rettv daneine party w;i that Saturday 'evening in the Moouc Hall whin five c'larmin? younu lav dies of the high H'-hool Fet, Miwes Katheritie Thompson. Ilel.n Hay inoii, Pajdine Swearinen, Thelmi Thompson un l Muriel perlnKer. were hotes.es to about a hundred of their yoiniK friends. The hall was a ene of autumn loveliness with rel-bron' leave of the reason f'.rmlni; the piincipi'l item in the decorative: cheme. Quite a number of older j peeple were j.re.sent as witnesses to the festivities of the younB touple I;.ii''iru' w.i.s enjoy, d until a late : hour. This dance was the fir.t l a number of private jurtle.s to be rIv. ' en during the fall and winter season. York City, Writing a Tti.mksglk InK eriiion entitled "The lieailty and .Power of Ciratltude." pivea t'.ie.ful- lowing advice: j "Thankfulnass Is an unfailinK 1 rj.rini: of haj.plness. A thankful per .son Li never hahitualTy grumpy, only ungrateful eoj.le ure IncorrlKlbly ul : len. Kven In a somber mood one can disslate Kloom by thinking of hLs mercli. If you think you can say 'I thank ou' with a wry face, try it. The act of .ronouricliiR tiioi-e wonts pulls the face into a smile. ! Many of us could tncrea.se the measure of our happiness by deepen ing our capacity for gratitude." R Mrs K. Koumngoux and on. Fe liv Koumagoux, will leave next Sun day for Montreal where the latter will re-enter college. Mrs. f'.ouma goux expect to remain tVere for a year or more and will be. Joined in tin- cpring by her daughter. Miss Mabel Cameron, who he been visiting her sister. Mrs. Will Church In La j ramie .since Jut re cent visit here, ed through Pen dleton Saturday en route to her home in Portland. Ml.-s 'Kthel Sullivan. who is at tending St. Joseph's Academy in this fit y. enjoyed a week-end vLsit from her mother. Mr. J. I). Sullivan and Hister, Mrs. C. J. Kiehard.i. of Ii Grande. Mis '.ra Itoiilnton. who was a week end gu.-.st of Mrs Sam It Thompson, returned to her home oi Walla Walla l;uu evening. She will T isJhh KibtM.ns. Pink (let a small glits Jar of col ir past.- red for coloring fronting on cake. When jdnk hair ribbons be come faded wa.sh with white soap. I.Lssolve a very mull amount of the Paste in enough water to cover the ribbon. I. i t It tand half an hour or longer. Squeeze out and Iron be tween two cloth. Itlue After washing the faded rib bons, let stand a while In strong blu ing water. Squeeze and Iron. Yellow Yellow ribbon may be treated the same way, using sarrroii to freshen them. Steeji a tablcsj.oon. , ful of saffron in a cup of watter. i istiain an.l j.ut In the ribbon. Itlack lll.i.k ribbons will bwe that l rusty ej.pearance If let stand In a cup or water in wmcn a teaspooniui of indelible Ink ha been mixed. l l.i:nit n: MKAXs ok ni:ri:si: i ski iiY itix;. Ill I.PI M r.v tiik ltn.ici:. CHICAOO. M. 13 The city coun cil committee in crime, delving into i the cause for the existence of bands' of pickpockets, ran nquarely upj against the charge today that . a "I ickj.oi ketH' trust" Is operating uith! the connlvame of the police. Muni-! ciia Judge W. X. (ietntiull said lli.it j mich a con.litloii ha. existed for ears; in ChlcaKo and Municipal Jirlgr' Nevcomer. tpportcd trie charge' made by tmmll. ' "There are letwfeji 100 and 6'""i pickjiockets In Chicago, raid Judgi-j Cietnmlll. 'pour laer Ocfeiur them ail. Tiny are regularly hired by the organization of pl kpocket . and there Hte three bondsmen to sign I alt the bonds for jdi kp ket arrest-! ed. j "Klery cioi.k that 'plays the gamcj square' can get a bondsman without I difficulty, but tint's only the begin-! nlng of the work of the pickpocket') trust. Complaining witnesses often change their testimony; and In onei tase a woman was even Induced to re-! place a stolen pockctbook In her bus- i band's coat to save a pickpocket from I conviction. "Some policemen are profiting by j the system. They are paid by "the or-1 ganlzatlon. Just as Immoral women esinoS heals baby's itching skin RESIN0L OINTMENT nd Re.ino! Soap ire absolutely free from any thing of a harsh or injurioui nature, and can therefore be ued with confidence in the treatment of babiri' tkin trouble eczema, teething rah, chafing, etc. They top iuhing instantly and ipecdil heal even icvcre anJ itublorn eruntioni. Doctor luvc prescribcJ Rcilnol I'jr the fat nineteen year. Itnqnol S"np n l Ib-ainnl Ointiwnt mn !. y ll dnuk'KU. (mil l Mcti, nU to luaiW. lAiU 1C, ltaJUHKira. MX He was Henry Chaplin, and admit ted that hU age wait 73 years. "li a I am, 1 can nt 11 1 do a fair ly hard day in the saddle. " he lid. "So I have applied for a place wl'.erO on horseback 1 can strike a l.lo.v fvT my country." : ' 1 A CHILD.S LAXATIVE IS "SYRUY OF FIGS" MAIM: PKOM ITtllT CANT IIVP.M rl Nhl'K ST(M(II. i:il M IMMIJ. Toned Wliolu System. "Chamberlain's Tablets hav don. more for me than I ever dared hope for." writes Mrs. father Mae Paker Spencerport, N'. Y., "I used several bottles of these tablets a few months ago. They not only cured me of bil lons attacks, sick headaches and that tired out feeling but tonej up my whole system." For eale by all deal ers. Adv. HiCHAi D RUDOLPH pay for protection by the police. "Professional alible. selection of friendly Jurl and things of that citi are well known games with the pick pockets' organization. Then they al ways have friends at the city hall to tall back on. In courts ' where 1 have been sitting I have seen an as sistant city prosecutor nonsuit sever al case at once after a telephone con versation with 'headquarters' at the city hall." ENGLISHMAN, 73 YEARS OLD APPLIES FOR ENLISTMENT: ( AN STII.Ii KTKIKK A I1I.OW I'UU! HIS X)IXTISY I IK IU UI.S. t LONDOX. Oct. 19 Uecruitlng of ficer attached to the cavalry division nt Shere.lltch were nearly howled ov er with surprise when a gray bearded man applied for a place in the cav alry. ! When your child suffer from a cold don't wait, give the little tom -Bill, liver and bowel u gentle, thor ough cleansing nt once. When (T.mui. peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, i at or uct naturally; if breath I bad. stomach sour, give a teaspoonful of California Srup of Tigs." and In it f i w hour all the clogged-up, con stipate.) waste, sour bile and undi gested food will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, pl -ful child again. If your child coughs, snuffles an l has caught cold or I feVerLsh or has a ' sore throat, give a goo.l doM of "California Syrup of Pig." to evacuate the bowel no dlffcrcnco what other treatment Is Ktven. SUk children needn't btt coaxed t'i t.'ke this hawules "fruit laxative." Millions '.f mother keep It handy because they know its action on th stomach, liver and bowels is pron.pt and sure. They know also a llttb given today save a sick child tomor row. Ask your druggist for a f.a-cent bottle of "California Pyrup of Pigs." hlch contains directions for l.u.i.n . children of all age and for grown ups plainly on the bottle. Heware of counterfeits soi l here. (iet the iten ulne, made by "California Fig 5)rup Company." Miiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii I Miss Anna K. Betz I it J . I V4, i, . - C s it hi ill! - -ti r.t ' J t tH.,H,' .'ei. i JiJ . 1 iAUyVtf,. - 44 XV : ( r lf,. A Jk' ft iwi-tf'tyWr:? . S . '" r' ' L i 'ik- y i U- I -. 3 W T4 r-7 Er I- ' from the Chicago Art Institute has started a Sdbool of Art and Handicraft 5 Lessons in China Painting, Water-Color Paint- ing, Oil Painting and Crafts-Work Six Lessons for Five Dollars You are invited to visit the studio when you are down town Room 7 Schmidt Building 1 FT J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 J i 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L-7 7 ' ':L4T s Itudolph who pitched the last game of the world's series for rioston Kr.d who Ktarted the rally that won the world's championship. LL' Pendleton Cleaning Works BIGGEST AXD BEST FOR GOOD WORK Our equipment and knowledge enables us to serve our patrons Hatlsfactorlly. We satisfy others we can satisfy you. ; Ladles' and Men's Garments Cleaned and Pressed. I HATS REBL0CKED S Our wagon calls for and delivers work. pf 206 1-2 E. Alta Thone 169 126 W. Court Thone 431