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LIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, rENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1913. PAGF. TIU "As Good Out as Out of An old proverb that brought up-to-date means you can never b out of fashion or feel "out of the world" If you wear DcndGlolh 28 SIS to HO Fabric, distinctive and beautiful In themselves are killfully tailored Into garment! that proclaim their standing In the style world. BOND BROTHERS Pendleton' Lending Clothier. YOUNG MAN SIGNS A , CONTRACT TO WED BUTTE, Mont., April 13. Fearing he would see someone he liked better while he was In Alaska, a young wo man forced Charles Hyland to enter a contract to marry March 1, 1918. pro viding he matches her IS. 000 with an equal sum. The latter provision was llylund's who did not want to accept any money from his bride-to-be, and was going to "make his" pile In Al aska. He gave her a plain gold wed ding ring to be worn for the first time March 1, 1918, If he Is sucessful In hi chase for gold. The authorities would not reveal the girl's name. is Considered Much thought has been given In late fears to the subject of maternity. In '. the cities there are Hasan ijjj in iia maternity hospitals s( j jmA equipped with niod Wk. ,-.! - nn methods. But r.-f7ii most women prefer k ' tht'',, o'1 homes and JiiH In ilia towns and vll I i i7 lages must prefer -Vyy them. And since itWvL. ViTW ,h" true know Wii ' " J from the great many splendid letters writ ten on tha subject that our "Mothers Friend" Is a great help to expectant mothers. They write of the wonderful relief, how It seemed to allow the muscles to expand without undue strain and what a splendid Influence It was on the nervous system. Such helps as "Mother's Friend" and the broader knowledge of them should have a helpful Influence upon babies of tha future. In a little book for such women these points are more thoroughly brought out and a copy will be mailed to anyone who will send us their name and address. "Mother's Friend" Is sold In all drag Stores and highly recommended for Its timely usefulness. Its safeties and the real help It affords. Ask for It at the store and write us for tha book. Brad field Regulator Co., 311 Lunar UWg, Atlanta, tia. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH j Apply Cream In Nostrils Open Up Air Passages. To - Ah! What relief! Tour clogged nostrils open right up, the air pas sages of your head ore clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh Is gone. Don't slay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrnnt, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let It penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane, giving you Instant relief. Ely's Croam Balm Is Just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's just splendid. Protect Your ROSES get a bottle of NICTONE for sale by Koeppen's The Drug Store That Serves You Best " of the World Fashion" rift it vr coevatcNf . e, t. MEN ARE DISCHARGED FOR JOINING UNIONS CHICAGO, April 13. President Carlton of the Western L'nion .Tele graph company told the federal rela tions nimiiilmiun It was becoming the general policy of the corporation j to discharge men for belonging to' unions. Ho declared the Western Cnlon employed 10,000 workers. The! door, Carlton asserted, was always! open for employes with grievanes and in about (0 per cent of com plaint cases a decision was rendered In favor of the employe. Cross exam tiling the witness, Chairman Wulsh asked: "Did your company In 10 demand that the L'nlted Press termi nate Us agreement with unions un der a threat of having Its leaned wires taken away from It " "I can't say about that." replied the witness. "That was before 1 be came president." WEALTHY MAN BADLY WOUNDED BY RELATIVE SAN FRANCISCO, April 13. George K. Darling, a wealthy realty ( man of Los Angelea, was shot and, Fatally wounded by Donald Thanet of San Francisco, his brother-in-law, In the crowded lobby of Argonaut Hotel at noon. Thnnel fired five shots Into Darling's body, four while he was prostrate on the floor. Friends say business jealousy was the cause. PIANO AND PRETTY GIRL FOR LAWMAKERS COLCMBl'S. April 13. General Sutter of Cleveland, who has-introduced a bill. In the legislature to ex empt one piano In each home from taxation, declares his intention of In troducing a resolution authorizing the sergeant-atarma to Install a pi ano In the senate hamber and to hire a pretty girl to perrorm on It for the recreation of members. i f iS Tluw Anwsonlan lUwitlce In 250 OS KILLED AT ECHO i:i m ustiis wm SAYtiOU S Bl'TTEIt CREEK RAXCII IS SCENE 12 RANCHERS . TAKE PART. One Carload of Mutton Khccp are Khlpimd to Portland Three I ant of CalUe are Sent to Market Dele gates CIumpii by ltehekalis for ah wmldy at Newjiort, Ore, (Special Correspondence.) ECHO. Ore., April 13. A small rabbit drive took place on J. B. Bay lor's Butter creek farm last Saturday morning. It lacted only 45 minutes, twelve people participating and 250 rabbits killed. Frank Correa shipped one car ofirtt P'l'ows in various designs, mak mutton sheep to Portland on Saturday night. At the same time J. B. fiaylor shipped three cars of cattle to the same market. Messrs Correa and Baylor accompanied the shipments in person. Rev. Faucett of Stanfield was tran sacting business In Echo yeeterday. Mrs. C. A. Gilbert spent Monday in I'matllla. Horace Walker of Stanfield was in Echo on Saturday. , j Mrs. Louis Scholl Jr. returned Fri-t day from a, week's visit with friends! and relatives In Walla Walla. j Mrs. C. A. Gilbert and Mrs. T. G. Smith were chosen last week at the; regular meeting or the Rebekahs to represent them at the Itebekah as sembly w hich will meet" at Newport, Oreg., In May. Miss Vesta Cutsforth visited in Echo Saturday and Sunday with friends. Mrs. Anna M. Young has returned home from Portland where she spent the winter with her daughter Mrs. J F. Shelton and Miss Harriet Atkin- son. Joseph Cunha Jr. is the owner of beautiful new Buick automobile. M'"8 lne Webb returned home V'stcrday from a three days visit with friends in Pendleton. Fee Estab left last week for Can yon City, Oregon, where he. will visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilts have moved to Wlllowa where they will make thiir home. MOTHERS OF THIS COVXTltY have through all ages past and will through all years to come take care of the ordinary simple aliments Inci dent to every family with their own" favorite remedy. j In almost every home in the lardi I.ydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Com- pound Is the recognized standard1 household remedy for female Ills. I thousands of American women owe tnr Rood health to It. Made from the ruot and her))- of tne tiM ., w a simple remedy In which suffering women may place perfect confidence. It contains no narcotics or harmful drugs Adv. AUSTRIA AGAIN SAID TO ASK FOR PEACE PETItOGRAD, April IS Newspa pers here again asserted that Austria has asked for a separate peace, mak ing overtures to the czar's govern ment through Swiss diplomats. Re ports jjs to negotiations opened by Emperor Frani Josef were confirmed from authoritative sources, the papers declared. The Austrlans are de spondent beause of continued revers es suffered by the army, It was stat- ed. The country also was declared to be facing a grain famine. j i - ' W - i Stunning Gown Pbvlays Are Feature -. ; j j-r u r; r-" ve 'f sTi ; Jli..Lu LJiLLL.J Ai Fl l 11 OF HIHl EXHIBITS HAJfY ARTICLES ARE MA.NTFAC TLKED THERE FOR BENEFIT OF VISITORS. Beautiful Displays Are Made of Jew dry, Silverware, Cutlery and Oth er Handsome Articled Foreign Countrlo Have Exhibits There Which Add to Attractiveness. (By W. E. Meacham.) SAN FRANCISCO. Cai., April 13. The varied Industries building is full of wonderful and interesting ex. hlbits Many articles are manufac tured there. For Instance you can see them making nekties. weavine tne Orf,8on Woolen Mills blankets, Manufacturing envelopes, making ho" towels. Ueautlful displays are made of 'Jewelry, silverware, cutlery, porce lain. Several of the foreign have fine exhibits here. countrles Ineludins uenmsMk, which has a beautiful dis play i f Copenhagen china. Aigcntlne with a fine display of leather and cloth goods. The Bo I- kali states with a large display ot fancy russ and tapestries and Cer many and Spain are Installing their exhibits which will be comptenei.si'.e mes. The: ri splay of domestic arts and crafts I a splendid on- and at tia.ts iniKh attention. Jlu-ii time can ou tjHtil profitably In thU budd ing. The mines building contains a large and varied exhibit. You will see here the mineral resources of the different states and the products of various manufacturing plants. Misnu-I has a large zinc and lead display; Montana, copper ores anil finished article; Idaho has display of copper, lead and gold ores and min iature mountain range in background; Utah has a large pyramid of coal; Alaska has display of various ores and relief map of the country; New York haa Interesting display of graphite carborundum and products, salt and oil; Nevada has relief map of the state and display of different ores and some old timers taken from the Comsrok mine, that have been underground for years and com pressed in the course of time Into strange shapes. The California exhibit Is not Install ed yet and the Oregon exhibit Is on its way. Oregon has a small space reserved compared to the rest of the states, having only one thousand square feet, - however we expect the quality of our display to offset thR Tiffany & Co. has a beautiful dis play of amethysts, agates and other stones. Of the foreign countries, Ar gentine, Japan and China have large and comprehensive exhibits of their mineral resources. The United States Steel Co., has a large and in teresting display of the various kinds of mining machinery made by them. W. P. Fuller and Co.. has a small paint manufacturing plant and turns out paint while you wait. The Standard and other oil com panies have large displays of pro ducts. The U. S. government has a dis play that Is at once Interesting and instructive. It has a model postofflce in full working order and handles all the mall for the exposition grounds. The mint is In operation, but makes souvenir coins and currency instead of the real thing. An assay office and sampling works Is also in full working order. One ot the most Interesting things in me building however la the model mine operated by the government. I w In tlie Fvrtlicomlnc Musical Coiucdy t.m , ti v 0 f a v ' . . ' . i i I I Economy Basement Prices! American Prints 5f Calcuttas, reds, blues, blacks, greys, etc. Standard Check Ginghams Westbrook Ginghams 7f Fine stripes and plaids. Other Grades up to 15 Dorris Percales, 36-in 9f Other Grades up to 15 Extra Large Turkish Bath Towel ... 23 'An unusual bargain. Best Grade Table Oil Cloth 19 JUST STUDY THIS LIST AND SEE WHAT IT II'IUIIII!1 p'lllililllu! . illiihliiil hiiilllll iliiiiiiiiiit It is made underground and shows men don their artificial breathing ap gold, copper and coal mines in op-j paratus and descend info the mine eration, with up-to-date machinery, ; and bring the Injured men up. etc. I They apply first-aid to his Injur- A mine rescue stunt is put on each les and he is thei taken to the mine day that attracts lots of attention. An hospital where he receives proper explosion takes place In the coal medical attention, mine. The rescue car drives up, the; A moving picture machine operates i.mii,fi i. i "w v',.ii"..v'-..n.-..r """"V.. . ...... . -PI : I. o - - - I - -4 ) A S i 1 a , :." , t OSTRICH ECGS XC M RING LAKE, Mich., April 13. , wum ranos or mis piace, enjoys mej umuoiuon or oeing tne only man in the L'nlted States who sits down to iwo sou oonea ostrich eggs lor breakfast every morning. Not every morning In the year maybe, but every :k- s. roHluctlon, " Modern Eve," Oregim The Lftdie' Store luiitiiaiuuiiuiiiiiiMiiiiiitttioaiMiituiihaitiimiitiuitiiMiitiiMMiuiiiititHuiuaaMOMiuuitaiaiiiiii USEDSSXL morning when the ostriches are lay- tng well. As the photograph show?, an ostrich egg Is about the size of 'a large oranee and i nreitv w.n stuffed with meat. Two of them make "some breakfast." Mr. owns a herd of ostriches. Sands v . .-4 i ' it :. r T1ienn-r, Mnutay. April 1. 1 I I f I 1 1 i ! J Hope Bleached Muslin 7 Daisy Bleached Muslin, 36-in H Indian Head, 36-in 1214 Berkley Lons-Cambric No. 60 12V'j Berkley Lons-Cambric No. 100 16 2-3 Berkley Lons-Cambric No. 150 20 Unbleached, 36-in. "C" Muslin -I Newport LL Muslin 5 Santee River Muslin G 9- 4 Aurora Bleach 2 1 10- 4 Aurora Bleach 27 9-4 Pequot Bleach 27i r 5 "3 MEANS TO YOU. i 5 iliilMliiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiijiuiuiiwiUi underground also and many Interest ing mining scenes are shown daily. We are only hitting the high plac es In describing these different exhih it palaces as it would take much time and attention to do them all jus tlce. So many wonderful and Inter esting things are to be aeen, that it would take days to absorb it all. An Association has Just been form ed by stockmen located In and around the Crater National Forest In southern Oregon. This organization, known as the South Butte Cattle ard Horso Association, has been officially recognized by the district forester, and has for Its main object the eco nomical and beneficial handling of the stock and range within the na tional forest. WHO CAN DOUBTSWORS TEST IMONY OF HONEST CITIZENS? Some time ago I began the use of your Swamp-Root with the most re markable results. For veari I waa almost a wreck and was a great i of ferer. I was so bad at times I would faint away and had sinking spells. Finally a new doctor was called in and he said that I had kidney trou ble and gave me medicine, ot which I took several bottles. I obtained some relief from this but I was get. ting weaker all the time; I could not sleep and suffered so murh pain that ray husband and children had to lift me in and out of bed. After this time two friends sent nt worl to try Swamp-Root, w.iLh I did, and I am glad to state that the first dose gave me great relief. 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