DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. 1 ENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. MAY 31. 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
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ii ou Simula snare m me meai
economies this store offers.
EVERY DAY BARGAINS; QUALITY GOODS AT PRICES THAT SIMPLY CAN'T HELP BUT APPEAL TO
YOU. THE NEWEST THINGS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN HERE FIRST. OUR ASSORTMENTS ARE THE LARGEST
AND MOST VARIED. YOU'LL LIKE THE TREATMENT YOU'LL RECEIVE. DON'T BUY TILL YOU'VE SEEN
WHAT WE HAVE. WE GIVE ALL WE CAN FOR WHAT WE GET INSTEAD OF GETTING ALL WE CAN FOR
WHAT WE GIVE.
SALE OF
Men's Suits
This is the greatest and most successful sale of Men's Suits Pen
dleton has seen in years. We have sold as many suits in the eight
days this sale has run as we expected to sell in thirty days. There
are hundreds of suits left, however, and you'll find choosing just
as easy now as on the openig day of the sale. ' Now is the time to
buy. You can save nearly ONE HALF the regular price of your
suit.
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EXTRA SKIRTING
These are of very best qual
ity, carefully selected patterns
of plaids, checks, stripes and
plain cloths, 44 to 56 inches;
all colors. The yard $1.00 to
$2.50.
CREPE FOR KIMONAS
A soft finish serpentine crepe
especially for kimonas, all col
ors, beautiful designs, laund-.
ers fine, 30 inches wide. The
yard 20
WHITE CORDUROY
High grade corduroy that washes, for suits, extra skirts, coats,
etc., 28 to 32 inches wide. Comes, in wide and narrow wale. The
yard 65 to ?1.50
CREPE DE CHINE 50.
This silk can be used for dresses, waists and underwear, 36
inches wide ; shades of pink, light blue, mais, lavender and white ;
soft finish. The yard 50
WOMEN'S KNITTED BATHING
SUITS
The very newest styles, round neck,
cap sleeves, button shoulder, slit side
skirt, contrasting trimmings; sizes 36
to 44 ; colors black and navy. Price
only $2.75
Bathing Caps, all colors, only 50
?1.75.
Bathink Caps, all colors, only 50
BLACK SILK COATS
Smart models in black corded silk
coats trimmed with contrasting colors
or with silk braid and black braid but
tons; full flare skirts, high belt waist
line. Other models in semi-fitted
1 styles. Prices from $17.50 to ?33.00
BLACK TAFFETA DRESS SKIRTS
A very attractive style for this sea
son. Taffeta dress skirts in very
smart models. Light weight and cool
for dress wear. Economically priced
at $8.50 to $15.00
Visit Our Bargain Basement Now
Hundreds of new bargains have been added to the basement stock. In fact new bargains are added every day.
$1.50 Corsets, only 69
$5.00 Corsets, only 7l
$2.00 Corsets, only 39
$1.00 Royal Worcester Waists, only 25
$2.50 "Round-up" Pillow Tops, only 98
Boys' Suits, only 69 to $2.49
$1.50 Boys' Knicker Pants, only 73?
$4.00 Men's Work Shoes, only $2.98
25c Windsor Ties, only 13?
$2.50 Men's Auto Hats, only 89?
10c Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, only 5?
10c Men's Plain White Handkerchiefs, only 6 for 25
coubo
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS
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WHITMAN'S
THE NATIONAL
SWEETS
Just received a shipment
of
Whitman's
GAUDIES
fresh from the factory.
Whenever you want good
candy call at
Tallmon h Go.
French Capture Trenches.
PARIS. May 2 By a brilliant
charge which swept all resistance
aside, the French stormed and oc-
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arid adrirens ciearly. You will re.
celve la return a trial package con
taining: H Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, the standard family remedy
fur coughs, coids, croup, whooping
couglt, tightness and soreness In
chest, grippe and bronchial couch a.
(2) Foley Kidney Puis, for over
worked and disordered kidneys and
txadder allmenis, pain In sides and
tack due to Kidney Trouble, sore
muBi-les, slid Joints, backache and
rheumatism.
(3) Foley Cathartle Tablets, a
whoi.some snd thoroughly cleansing
cathartic Especially comforting to
stout persona, and a purgative needed
ly everybody with slusKlah bowels
and torj.td liver. You can try these
three family remedies for only 5c.
Sold Everywhere.
cupled a series of German earthworks
near Souchez, It was officially an
nounced. A number of prisoners
were taken. Fighting everywhere in
the north of Arras continues with
uninterrupted violence. Around Ab
lain the French artillery drove the
Germans from heavily fortified farm
houses.
Food, Not Stone, Kills.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2 . Wil
liam Gllfrey, t years old, of 4629 Oak
land street, was exonerated of the
death of 3-year-old Arthur Smith by
a eoroner's Jury. The Smith boy
died following a stone fight near hie
home in Frankford several days ago.
An examlnaion by Dr. Wadsworth.
Coroner's physician, showed that the
Smith child died from overeating
rather than from a blow as was first
supposed.
As soon as this became known, the
Gllfrey boy was released.
Blarney.
Bh.IIi vr.n thlnlr It nnsalhU for
a man to love two women at once?
He Yes; twenty at once If they
were all like you. Boston Transcript
Neuralgia Pains stormed.
Tou don't need to suffer those ag
onizing nerve pains in the face, head,
arms, shoulders, cheat and back. Just
apply a few drops of soothing
Sloan's Liniment; lie quietly for a
rew minutes. Tou will get such re
lief and comfort! Life and the
world will look brighter. Get a bot
tle today. 3 ounces for 25 cents, at
ail druggists. Penetrates without
rubbing. Adv.
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1 Another shipment just received 1
Announcements are being received
by local friends of the marriage in
Los Aniieles on Thursday, May twen-tv-seventh
.of .William J. Gray and
Miss Opal Jewel Sharer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Shafer of
that city. Mr. Gray formerly lived
hi Pendleton and was In business here
with his brother, Harry Gray, He
has been in Spokane for the past few
j ears.
The Fredila Seegrus Kel Club will
meet this evening at the homo of
Mrs. Lester Hamley, 650 Raley street.
lannSj Bacon
and La&'di
A number of Pendleton friends of
Dr. Rufus H. Hagood, formerly of the
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, havs
received announcements of the grad
uation exercises of the army and na
vy medical school at Washington, D.
C, which he Is attending preparatory!
to service as an army physician and
surgeon.
Mm. T Vntlnflf ant her nieces.
Misses lnp and Iota Wagner, will
to spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Genevieve Elackmore of Port
land visited with friends here Friday
while en route home from an extend
ed visit In the east.
Miss Pauline Lederle of La Grande
is visiting her father here.
Mrs. Edwin J. Burke arrived hack
In Pendleton Friday evening from
Portland where she had been for sev
eral days. She was accompanied by
her little nephew. Robert Catlln.
Mrs. C. O. Anderson of Andover,
Illinois, and Mrs. Esther Holmes and
small son, Carl, of Woodhlll, Illinois,
are guests at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Newqulst. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Newqulst are sisters. They will visit
here for awhile before going on to
the San Francisco fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs.
Charles H. Carter and Harold Smith,
who are motoring to San Francisco,
Rpilfllnir. California. on
VU, A..xf nnnnerllnif t n rarrlo r Af1 VPii
J,IIUiaUU, BVV-WIUUiaj t,w i.uivs . . - - -
by friends. They report a very en
joyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson
and Mrs. William A. Noon were am
ong the Pendletonians leaving Satur
day afternoon for Bingham Springs
to spend Sunday.
3 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected 50 5
5 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected 75 E
10 lb. Pail Lard, Government Inspected $1.50 E
FRESH, MILD CURED, CORN-FED ARMOUR HAMS
AND BACON. 5
FISH FISH FISH f
Nice fresh Halibut and Royal Chinook Salmon
U. S. Inspected Meats and 1
good accomodating service at the 1
OREGON MARKET I
I TWO PHONES 600 AND 601
815 Main Street. 1 J. S. Rogers, Prop. 5
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Whooping Oough.
"About a year ago my three boys
had whooping cough and I found
Chamberlain's Cough IJemedy the only
one that would relieve their cougn
Ing and whooping spells. I continued
this treatment and was surprised to
find that It cured the disease In a
very short time,"' writes Mrs. Archie
Dalrymple, Crooksvllle, Ohio. For
sale by all dealers.
Palace Offered to Pope.
MADRID. Mav 29. If la maA hot-
that King Alfonso has offered the
Escorlal Palace to Pope Benedict as
a residence In case the nontiff decides
to leave Italy.
TliiHty-Ktx for 25 Cent.
Dr. King's "New Life pills are now
supplied in well-corked glass bottles
containing 36 sugar coated white
pills, for 25c. One pill with a glass
of water before retiring Is an aver
age dose. Easy and pleasant to take.
Effective and positive in results.
Cheap and economical to use. Get a
bottle today, take a dose tonight
your Constipation will be relieved In
the morning. 39 for 25c, at all drug
gists. Adv.
LOCAL MOOSE 11 IK
GAME WITH PEBBLES
FIRST TIMK PILOT ROCK IS DE
FEATED FINAL SCORE IS
7 TO 6.
It remained for the Pendleton
Moose team to take .the measure of
the Pilot Rock Pebbles. At the Far
mers' Picnic at Pilot Rock Saturday
afternoon the local Paps turned a
trick that no other team has been
able to turn this year but It took 11
Innings to do It. The final score was
Pendleton 7, Pilot Rock .
Darling, the Pilot Rock regular,
did not work during the entire game.
Chief of Police Pickett essayed the
mound work for seven Innings and
then Darling was rushed In to save
the day. However, the Moose had a
real pitcher In Senner, the heavy
stickers of the Pebbles being unable
to do much with him. Errors were
frequent on both sides and the root
ing was wild,
Eubanks 'aa the star of the Moose
In the batting department. In six
times up he connected safely four
times. Franz is credited with three
stolen bases. The Moose lined up as
follows: Eubank as, Moore 3b, El
liott 2b, Franz If, Henrlck cf, Geissel
rf, Hanset c, Senner p, and Kreuger
lb. The score:
R. H. E.
Moose 7 13 8
Pilot Rock 6 8 11
Batteries Senner and Hanset;
Pickett, Darling and Albrecht.
The results of the other sports at
the picnic were as follows:
100 yard dash Worthlngton, Athe
na, first; Chas. Hosklns, Echo, sec-ond.
60 yard dash worthlngton, Athe
na, first; Royer, Pilot Rock, second.
Girls' race Miss L. Johnson, Pilot
Rock, first: Miss Z. Johnson, Pilot
Rock, second.
Boys' race Bennle Johnson, Tllot
Rock, first; Wesley Fletcher, Pendle
ton, second.
Boys' race Bennle Johnson, Pilot
Rock, first; George Runyan, Pilot
Rock, second.
Novelty race Prof. L, P. Oambee,
Pendleton, first; W. Shull, Pilot
Rock, second.
Three-legged race Tracy Porter
and Walter Terry, Pilot Rock, 1.
Standing broad Jump Won by
Newt Royer, Pilot Rock.
Fat man's race Aubrey Graham,
Pendleton, first; Cummlngs, Pilot
Rock, second.
A feature not on the program was
a match race, 60 yard dash, for ft
special prise, between Newt Royer of
Pilot Rock and Emery Worthlngton
of Athena, and was won by Royer.
There has been much praise given
the Pilot Rock committee and other
citizens of that town responsible for
the success of the big picnic Saturday.
Circus Band Leader
Finds Man Here Who
Helped Him as Boy
CHIEF MVSICIAX OF BARNES
SHOW GIVES HAKIIY CUE
TON A SERENADE.
Perhaps some of you noticed that
Friday evening when the Al G.
Barnes circus bund came up town, It
stopped In front of the St. George
Hotel and played a number of selec
tions. Perhaps you thought the con
cert was Just to advertise the evening
performance. If so you were mistak
en. Bark of the serenade Is a story
The leader of that band Is a trom
bonist by the name of Ed A. Woeck
ener, a very talented bandmaster.
Twenty years ago he was a little kid
In Erie, Penn., and with his father
and mother, sisters and brothers, com
posed a family band. Harry Clifton
the genial mixologist of the St.
George bar, at that time was In the
show business and was managing one
branch of n big show that spilt in or
diT to make all of the small towns.
The main band went with the other
half of the show and Clifton was told
to go out and get another band.
He heard that the little town of
Erie boasted a band and he hied him
self over to that burg. He found the
aforesaid Woeckener family band,
most of the members In knee pants
He hired It and it made good. That
was the start of the Barnes band
master In the show business.
Now Clifton knows a doien or more
of the chief men In the Barnes show
and they sought him out. Incidental
ly they took along the bandmaster.
Introductions followed and recogni
tion was mutual. "Don't Introduce me
to him." said Woeckener, "why Har
ry's the man that started me In the
business."
At once he served notice on all
members of the band to meet at the
St. George Hotel In the early evening,
and he serenaded Clifton. Not con
tent with that he escorted Clifton and
some of his friends to the evening
performance as special guests, showed
them behind the scenes, Introduced
them to all of the principal perform
ers, explained many things of liner
est and gave them seats of honor dur
ing the performance.
As bandmaster Mr. Woeckener has
produced a band for the Barnes clr.
cus that is a credit to that big tented
attraction. Few circus bands heard
here have been as good.
Tou can tell by some men's actions
that they aro used to eating off a red
tablecloth.
Every man Imagines that he can
put up a convincing argument, but
can he?
THE SKEPTICS
Are Becoming Less and Less.
When They Read of the
Remarkable Cures by
Dr. Darrin.
The Successful Treatment of
This Srjecialial CreatM
I Pnnflrlnr.
The Afflicted Have Only This.
Week to Call on Him at
the Hotel St. George.
Strawberry Short Cake
For Jlnner every Sunday and ones or
rwice on week days is not too often to
serve this delicious dessert as long as straw
berries last The whipped cream for ths
top is not absolutely necessary, but it makes
short cake more attractive to the eye as
weit ai 10 me taste.
K C Strawberry Short Cake
By Mn. Janet McKeiuie Hill, Editor of
uic oonon cooking School Magazine,
fi cwps sifUd pastry flour; f J Uvtl
Powder; i teaspomrfulialt;
4 curt sAorfjminT nhntit S
tup milk; butter; t batkett
$trawberrie$;betwecn land
teupi granulated lugart t
cup or more double cream.
ill !
IA Pi, I
Hull, wuh and drain the berriei) reierve
a few choice berrin to garnish the top ol the
caie( cut the rett in halrei and mix with the
mpr. Beat the cream and aet wide to chill.
Sift together, three timei, the flour, baking
powder and salt; work in the shortening i
Uien mix to s soft dough with the milk.
Spread tht mixture in two layer cake pant.
Bake about twenty minutei. Turn one cake
out on a hot plate, ipread liberally with
butter, pour on part of the berrieii cover
with the second cake, alio ipread with but
ter, pour over the reit of the berriei snd put
the whipped cream above, with the whole
berries here and there.
The Cook's Book containi 90 Jutt such
dehcioua recinei. Vnn
frn by sending the colored certificate packed
... . "v , naaing I'owuer to
the Jaquea Mfg. Co., Chicago, being lure
to wnte your name and address plainly
It Is by the skilled and successful
mastery of the serious and varied
torms of human Ills that Dr. Darrin
has earned the confidence and sup
port of the people. His marvelous
success In curing his patients has
overcome much prejudice and skep
ticism that some persons havs Just;
because of his advertising, that bs
does not remain here permanently,
that he may be a quack, or for somo
ether foolish reasons, for U natural)
follows that whenever a patient Is
cured of any disease dangerous to life
they praise the doctor and urge their
frfpnrlM rftluMvA. ttnA ..Uli
I " " "iiu iicbiuui iu
consult him which is the secret of
Dr. Darrlna large and successful
practice.
Tills Is practically the last week for
the afflicted to call on Dr. Darrin af
Hotel Ht. George to obtain the most
expert treatment that can be given
by a specialist for a sure, quick and
permanent cure of whatever aliment,
they may have as the dostor's visit to
Pendleton expires next Sunday, June.
6th.
A friendly talk will cost nothing;
and may save years of suffering and
perhaps life. Young, middle-aged or
old men sufforlng from sny disease or
the effects and follies, indiscretions
and excesses restored to perfect,
health and strength. y
Ladles suffering from any compli
cation of female trouble should call'
and havo a free Consultation (and ex
amination If necessary) with this suc
cessful specialist, who has restore
many a sick woman to health after
doctors have said; "An operation
was necessary.
Each visitor is seen privately dur
ing the office hours, from 10 a. m.
lo 8 p. m. dally. All delicate matters
held In sacred confidence. Most
cases can be successfully treated at
homo, after one visit to the doctor.
A Good rtroonunend.
So different Is Dr. Darrln's trest
nient from olher doctors that num
berless testimonials an cniio fnrth
from the cured, of which the follow
ing Is an example:
Walla Walla, Wash.
Dr Darrin: Dear Sir I am as,
a rule very much averse to giv
ing testimonials but this Is one
Instance 1n which It gives me
real pleasure to recommend your
treatment, which has been so ef
ficient In my case for heart, llv
er and kidney complication. I
haven's a pain, eat hearty, with
no Indigestion, and the bowels
regular; sleep well, without hav
ing to get up lilRhts as I used to
on account of my prostatic trou
ble. Have gained In weight and
feel like a new man. Tou may
publish this If you will, as It will
give others confidence In your
ability.
JAMES HAI.LErt JONES.