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DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 2. ID 13.
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Rcsinol a house
hold ointment
The same soothing, healinpr, ami
septic pmpenics that make Kesinol
Ointment so effective for skin-eruptions,
also make it the ideal house
hold remedy for
Bums Sorel Pimplrt
Cuu BuiU HUiklit.il
Wounds Chtfciifs Irriutioua
and a score of other troubles which
constantly arise in every home,
especially where there arc children.
That is why you should kecpUcs
iiHil Ointment ready fur instant use.
Sold by all dnicerUtt, prescribed by doctor.
Itevcrldge is Sentenced.
WASro, Ore.. June SO. At Moro,
Judge I'urkiT sentenced Clifford Bev-
tnlnate sentence In the penltentlajry of '"an. w" tlle waX- of Wm
. . - ...... M.4..if
Trom one to 8even years. Ueverldge
Is the young man who broke hla parole.
F!IE10!1 1.1 BUYS
CARLOAO OF IS AI
STANFIELD RANCHES
M. T. YATKS GETS A-l STOCK
I'UOM SIOTTIiKKS ON THE
rllOJECT.
North Dakota Folk Are Visiting
1'rlemU at StanfU-ld Mr. and .Mm.
Mill and Mr. VaKX Motor t Pen-
dlctonLadlc' Aid Hold lee
Cream Social,
(Special Correspondence.)
SANFIKLD. Ore.. July 2. M. T.
Yates of Pendleton was here the first
of the week. Mr. Yates hnuffht a
carload of fat nous from the ranchers
on the project.
Mrs. J. G. Johns, Mr. Kurr and
Mrs. John L. Follette of Hettinger.
North Dakota, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hurd at Good
Lin k orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mill and Mrs.
T. O. Yates motored to Pendleton
Wednesday.
Mis. Wm. O'Hulllvan of Morgan,
u visiting her son, Wm. O'Sulllvan,
Jr.,
John P. Crown of La Peer. Mlchl-
O'Sulll
van on Monday
H. It. Oldaker and O. C. Evans of
Herinlston, was In town Monday.
FE1ECIIL
Don't Hldo Them With a Veil; Re
ntovc Tluni Willi the Othine
I'rewslptlon.
This nrcjtcrlDtlon fur tha removal
of freckles was written by a prom-j spending a few days
inent nhvslclan and la usually ao
USTONIA l liOVEL
FAR.MER COMMUNITY
id on w omo
VIl.l.At.F, CONSTRICTED ALONG
I'LA.N T AFFORD BOTH
PLAY AND WORK.
Founded by HUt Houston ami I
DcslKinyl to Brine l,c Neighbor
hood Idea to the Country Kwh
I'urtnorslilp Funn It OlM-ratcd on
Caid-lndex System.
SOUTH t'HAULK.STOWN, O., July
2. A few miles from this town lies
Huatonia, the only built to order com
munity center for farmers In the
United States. It was built under the
direction of Foster Houston, aged 4 7.
and la deaisned to bring the neigh
borhood Idea to the country, So that
rural rVsldinU may have healthy am
usement during leisure hours, and so
that the young tillers of the soil shall
not weaken to any desire to flock to
the bin cities.
Houston himself deserves a para
graph. He began life as a boy bound
out to a skinflint farmer who allow
ed him ten cents a week spending
money and gave him an orange for
Christmus. . He worked from 3 a. m.
until darkness. He learned all about
farming as It was done before sclen
tlsts took huld of It. When he inner
E. T. Erlckson of Hermlston, was' Ited a bank and several thousand
lnokimr after business here on Friday
The ladles of the Aid held an Ice
cream social in the Watts, burldlng
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Hon Prultt spent several days In
Walla Walla the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Saylor of Seattle
visited at the home of Carl Lund this
week.
Miss Lucy Frye of Portland Is
with Dr. and
Mrs. Alexander Held.
.,,i...,.,f,,i in rsmnvltiar f rerU li nnd: Amonc the stanrield people tnai
giving a clean, beautiful complexion visited Pendleton this week were Mr.
that It Is sold by druggists under and Mrs. Andrew Kopasz, Mrs. P. H.
guarantee to refund the money If It'UuchhoIx and Miss Jessie nrieuie
latin.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re
move them. Even the first few ap
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggLst for
the double strength othine; It It this
that is sold on the money-back guarantee.
W FSTOX-PEN DI.F.TON A I TO
STAGE
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
Schedule.
A. M. Going West. P. M.
Weston 8:00 Lv. Weston 1:00
Athena 8:16 Lv. Athena 1:16
Adams 8:35 Lv. Adams 1:15
A. M. Going East P. M.
T.v Pend'n 10:00 Lv. Pend'n 4:00
Lv. Adams 10:60 Lv. Adams 4:60
Lv. Athena 1.: 15 Lv. Athena 6:16
Fare.
WeaUn to Athena, 25c; Weston to
Adams, 60c: Athena to Adama, 26c;
Weston to Pendleton. 11.00; Athena to
Pendleton, T5c; Adams to Pendleton,
80c
Round trips. If mad In same day:
Weaton and Pendleton, $150; Athena
and Pendleton. S1.25.
Headquarters: Weston, at City
Drug Store; Athena. St. Nichols Ho
tel; Adams'. Inland Mercantile Store;
Pendleton, French Restaurant.
A. M. liojden. Proprietor.
C. H. Naylor Is visiting his family
in Tacoma.
W. I'
Adams
L. A. MalllHter of La Grande, was
In town Tuesday.
C. W Connor returned home Tues
day after completing his sewer con
tract In Pendleton.
A bridge crew from Lewlston, Ida
ho, is here putting In the new steel
bridge across the government ditch
at the end of Coe avenue.
A number of young folks both from
Hermlston and Echo attended the
dance here Saturday evening.
Concern Plans I'pllft.
PIERRE, S. U; June 30. The sale
of lluuor as the motive for moral
end financial uplift of a community
Is set forth In the articles of Incor
poration of the Sturgls Municipal
company, Incorporated, with a capit
al of 15000. The corporation articles
set forth that the purposes of the
company are: "To Improve the
moral and financial conditions of the
City of Sturgis, and the citizens there
of," followed further with powers to
deal at retail In spirituous, vinous
and malt liquors and tobacco, as, the
other purpose of the corporation.
The incorporators are M. M-
Brown, Fred C. Hampton and Jesse
Hrown.
Prevent roughness during
the summer
W HYAL'S
FACE CREAM
A superior vanishing skin
tone soon absorbed.
LEAVES NO SHINE
Price 50 cents
Koeppen's
The Drug Store That
Serves You Best "
MOTHER
OF
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells How Lydia LPinkham's
Vegetable Compound Tle
stored Her Daugh
ter's Health.
Plover, Iowa. "From a small child
my 13 year old daughter had female
weakness. 1 spoke
to three doctors
about it and they did
not help her any.
Lvdia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound had been of
great benefit to me,
so I decided to have
her give it a trial.
She has taken five
bottles of the Vege
table Compound ac
cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured of this trouble. Sho was
all run down when she started taking
tho Compound and her penods did not
come right. She was so poorly and
weak that I often had to help her dress
herself, but now she is regular and is
growing strong and healthy." Mrs.
Martin Helvic, I'lovcr, lowa.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink
hnm'i VntrptnUe fYimnonnil has accom-
n'iahrrl urn cnnstnntlv btinir received.
proving the reliability or this grana oia
remedy.
If vou are 111 do" not draff along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, a woman's remedy for
woman's ills.
If vnn want snmdnl advice write to
I Lydia E. Plnkham Medicine Co. (confl
deiilliill I vim. Mass. Yoar letter will
he nnened. read and answered bv a
Immiii mmminiiuimnmimiiiiM,! "om" ftud hM trict wnfldcuc
acres of land on the death of two
elder brothers, then he began to wi
den his knowledge of scientific farm
ing. T'.ree years ago began to put his
ideas on farming Into operation. Ow
ing 10,000 acres of good soil in Madi
son, Clark and Green counties, he di
vided his land Into 32 farms, and In
stituted the tenant system, with this
Imbortant provision the tenant was
his business partner. Each farm
was operated as a separate business,
as Houston and Jones or Houston and
Smith, or Houston and Houston as
happens In the case of hUi son, who
operates a 600 acre plot. Each ten
ant In annrpme nn his own farm, an-
Ward is spending the week ln(Swerable only to Houston.
Each of the partnership farms Is
operated on a card-Index, scientific,
business-like system. All disburse
ments arc by check; every animal
and currycomb on every farm is listed
and a monthly audit is made of each
partnership. Every field at every
month of the year is accounted for
with colored maps. Expert account
ants keep the books. An expert en
gineer has charge of the buildings
erected, roads constructed and gener
al layout of the farms. Each of tne
32 farms produce different crops and
stock, the latter numbering into the
thousands. Two farms specialize in
dlarylng, another in chicken raising,
another In horses, etc. Ttie oairies
are models, so far as labor saving ma
chinery and modern method of han
dling milk are concerned. Orchards
are carefully kept, houses and bulld
Incs well nainted. and everything
ennilueted on a business-like basis.
All of the farms are beautiful to look
upon.
Hustonla comprises 230 buildings.
The one which Houston takes most
iirlde in Ik the Houston Athletic ClUD
Hiiiuf a structure 40 by 70 feet. This
place has become the veritable center
of the social life of the community, in
addition to being the home of base-
hali and other teams, all made up oi
men and boys who live on the farms.
'We have had better corn, better
rnmiji '' said Houston, "but it is hlg.i
time that we had better people more
contented, more enlightened, more
educated. I regard this movement as
one of the most Important of the pe
riod."
..Houston argues that farmers' boys
leave the country, not to escape work,
but to seek entertainment. He has
i.tana for lectures, motion pictures and
other educational and social activities
to he held in tlle club house. Pe-
twecn the tenants and Houston there
is no end of good fellowship.
Houston declares that his lenajiLj
business partners are not leaving
his farms to get land of their own.
This is because their efforts, backed
by the money of the Houston farm
company, brings them gains tney
could not hope to make on their own
farms.
Students to "Hang'' Hair.
HOSTON, June 30. The "bang"
has appeared at Harvard. Under
graduates have declared the falllnff
tangle of hair over the forehead Bhall
be the commencement fashion.
Cambridge students have wltnners-
ed the rise and decline of the mus
tache, annihilation of the "pineapple
clip" nnd the rout of the pompaoour.
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1 Now Open
J - H
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I Hong Kong Gaf of
S iD NOODLE PAltLORS
i Noodles 1
AND
Chop Sueyf
Ej Outside Tray Orders a Specialty, s
E Boxes for ladles and gentlemen.
5 OPEN DAY AND ALL NIGHT 5
I MEALS 5Q AND UP.
S Special Chlokea Dinner
E Sundays.
I 548 Main Street!
Next to E. O. Bldg. Phona 608
Fart Mode at Husband.
CLEVELAND, June 30. Mr. Ro
samond Barner made a face at her
husband while on the witness stand
In Municipal court recently and was
sharply reproved by Judge Cull.
Mr Barner. who liven at lai
East One Hundred and First street,
was acting as her own attorney In
contesting a suit on a 175 tailor bill
she had charged to her husoand.
George Barner, of the Barner-Meade
Lumber Company. She said that her
husband rode In luxurious autos, oui
she was too poor to hire a lawyer.
She lost the case. An allmon sun
is pending In the court of appeals.
This Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday
To Fittingly Celebrate "AMERICANIZATION DAY" The Nation's Birthday
We have planned a ten days sale starting Tuesday morning July 6th. of
vast importance to every family in Umatilla County for we have gone over
the entire store and these price reductions will effect almost any line of merch
andise Carried in this Great Store. Mens Clothing and furnishings Boys Clothing,
shoes, Ladies and Misses ready-to-wear garments and numerous other articles
used by every house hold.
Plan to be here early Tuesday morning to attend this.
I!
SENT INCOME TAX
TO IIVIU) BATTLESHIP
MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 30..
E Friable of Pine River, Wis., is a
firm believer in an adequate navy.
He Is secretary of the Pine River
Dairy association. Paul A. Hemmy,
Internal revenue collector, today re
ceived the following letter from Fris-
bie "Just recolvcd notice of Pine
River Dairy assoc'atton's Income tax
assessment for 1914, and hasten to
comply so the government may hnve
thn mnnev to build a battleship." En-
Closed was a check for three cents.
Allies Gain on GaMpoH.
LONDON, July 2. An important
British gain on the Gallopoll penin
sula was announced In a supplemen
tary statement Issued by tho war of
fice here. Churkas captured a hllock
on the left wing, advancing the line of
the allies 1000 yards. Three lines of
Turkish trenches also were taken Sun.
day, according to the statement
as!
OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE, THE LIKE OF WHICH IS NOT OFTEN
OFFERED AT SUCH TEMPTING PRICES. SOME STORES BY UN
DERPRICED MERCHANDISE THAT IS SECONDS, IMPERFECT IN
MANUFACTURE AND RUN SALES EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. BUT
THIS STORE ADHERES TO THE POLICY OF FIRST CLASS GOODS
ALL THE TIME, AND A SALE NOW AND THEN TO CLEAN UP THE
BROKEN LINES. BUY HERE AND BE ASSURED OF THE QUAL
ITY, STYLE AND PRICE.
uory ladies Suit and Coat L
LOT NO. 1
Sale of silk and voile dresses that formerly sold
up to $35.00 will go at the Clearance Price S4.9S
DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES IN VOILE, LACE
CLOTH AND LAWN JUST RECEIVED
And marked at Clearance Sale Prices.
$5.00 Dresses at Clearance Price of $4.49
$6.00 Dresses at Clearance Price of $5.39
$7.50 Dresses at Clearance Price of $6.75
?8.00 Dresses at Clearance rnce oi
ss sn Dressps at Clearance Price of $7.6o
4 ! :
EVERY SILK DRESS IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK
WILL BE OFFERED AT THfc LOW rwtL
OF ONE HALr.
mm.
my
EVERY SUIT IN
THE STORE PUT
INTO TWO LOTS
FOR A QUICK
CLEARANCE.
LOT NO. I
Values to $27.50,
Clearance
89.00
LOT NO. 2
Values to $40.00,
Clearance
'18.86
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F' fin
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MIS irllUuLSe)
STREET PUMPS IN PATENT, CLOTH INLAY; KID
AND PATENT WITH GRAY INLAY; $5 VAL. S3.9S
FOUR BAR PUMPS IN PATENT AND KID AND GUN
METAL; $4 VAL CLEARANCE PRICE.. ... $2.08
ONE LINE FAWN TOP PATENT VAMP, LACE OX-
FCRD; NEW STYLE, $4 VALUES FOR $2.4S
PUMPS IN OXFORD EFFECT, PATENT GRAY INLAY,
$4.50 VALUES, NOW $3.18
300 PAIRS IN BROKEN SIZES WILL BE OFFERED AT
$1.00 THE PAIR, WORTH UP TO $5.00.
BOYS' SUITS THAT REFLECT STYLE
Comfort and Durability, Sold at Clearance Prices.
$6.00 Suits at the Clearance Price of $4.49
$7.50 Suits at the Clearance Price of $5.63
$8.50 Suits at the Clearance Price of f2-?n
$10.00 Suits at the Clearance Price of $7.aO
BOYS' $1.50 WASH SUITS
BOYS' KNEE PANTS IN A GREAT SALE
75c Values Should Go Quick at This Price 56
$1.00 Values Should Go Quick at This Price 73
$1.25 Values Should Go Quick at This Price 91
$1.50 Values Should Go Quick at This Price $1.13
$1.75 Values Should Go Quick at This Price $1.33
75c CHILDREN'S HATS
MEN'S COTTON GLOVES, Dozen "C
ONE LOT $5.00 MODART CORSETS $3.50
16-BUTTON KAYSER SILK GLOVES, PAIR 9S
75c WHITE WASH BELTS, CLEARANCE 15
35c TAN HOSE, CLEARANCE, 4 PAIRS $1.00
$1.00 TUB SILKS, YARD 73
GREAT SALE OF COOL KIMONAS
Finest quality percales and gingham, long and half
sleeves, high and Dutch neck, all colors and sizes up to
46. A great value at $1.50, the Clearance Sale price
will be $1-19
SUCH PRICES WILL MOVE
THESE HANDSOME SUITS OUT
WITH A RUSH. SIDE BY SIDE
STAND THE STEIN-BLOCH
LABEL AND THE ALEXANDER
GUARANTEE SO THAT YOU
ARE DOUBLY PROTECTED,
WHEN YOU WEAR OUR STEIN
BLOCH SMART CLOTHES.
$15.00 Suits Clearance S9.95
$17.50 Suits. Clearance.. $11.67
$20.00 Suits. Clearance . $13.31
$22.50 Suits. Clearance.. $15.00
$25.00 Suits. Clearance.. 816.67
$27.50 Suits. Clearance.. S1M.34
$30.00 Suits. Clearance . $20.00
GREAT SALE OF HOUSE DRESSES.
Just the thing for these warm days and we have them
in a beautiful range of colors and chic styles; the price is
so tempting that you cannot afford to pass them by.
Clearance Price only M
DOUBLE STAMPS ON
OPENING DAY OF
CLEARANCE SALE
ALEXANDERS
DOUBLE STAMPS ON
OPENING DAY OF
CLEARANCE SALE