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to our smart clothes for men
who are intelligent enough to
know the wisdom of dressing
in strict accord to fashion's
latest dictates.
When we suggest
Bond Clothes
115 to 130
SUITS OR OVERCOATS
we are addressing you, sir, not
to throw flowers at your intel
ligence, but to direct your at
tention to our line of clothes
for men like you.
You're on to the best thing
In town..
Now come along get next.
Bond Bros.
Pendleton'i Leading Clothiers
Events in the War
One Year Ago Today
Frame reported !: Jt Iri : 5
the German offensive between 3
Dixmude nnl Nieoporl and .il-
Med gains north of Ypres and B
between I-a Basse and Lena. 2
Berlin denied the modlflca-
Hon of the offensive. t,ut ad- 2g
milled that Austro-Germans S
evacuated Russian Poland In-
fore fresh Russian troops The
German cruiser Emden sank u g
small Jap steamer. Japan';:
land and sea force bombard-
ment of Tslng-Tau i"ii!mJ
Desperate fighting on the
San river and general repulse
of Austro-German forces In
Russian Poland was reported
by Russia.
Premier Hotlia defeated Gen
never, thus giving the Boer
rebellion In South Africa a set-
back, England said. t
Great Sale of Fine Coatings
OFFERING MOST UNUSUAL VALUES JUST AT A TIME WHEN COATINGS ARE MOST
IN DEMAND. MOST EVERY PLAIN SHADE AND PRETTY PLAID COMBINATIONS.
SEE THEM TODAY.
Lot I. vard $2.25 Lot 2, yard f 125
Values $3.00 to $4.50.
Values $1.95 to $2.50.
ALEXANDERS
GIH Whirled on Who I
SEW YORK, Oct. 27. Seeking to
board a train as It was pulling out of
the station at Far RockaViy, Miss
Ida Jenny, 2k years old, of 4 Reeds
lane. Far Kockaway. lost her hold
OB Hie handrail. Her skirt wass
caught by a revolving projection on a
wheel of the last car and she was
whirled over and over as her cloth
ing dragged her.
Miss Jenny narrowly escaped being
drawn under the wheel, and iersons
on the station platform thought she
would be killed. The train was stop
ped within a few yards, and a phy
sician found she had escaped with a
slight scalp wound, caused by a comb.
She went home suffering from shock.
SHILLING MEMORIAL
FUND IS STARTKD
Li'Vl'ON. Oct. 27. - The Dally Tel
egraph with a donation of 1000 shil
lings (1250) has started a shilling
fund to provide 1 memorial statue
to Miss Kdlth ravel!. Sir George J.
Hampton, the sculptor, has promised
to execute the statute as a "labor of
love."
It uf the baby, who Is employed In
the Southeastern Dispensary, placed
I the hot water bag on the baby when:
! he became 111.
Hi screams caused her to investi
gate. She found that the rubber re
ceptacle leaked badly, and he was
cabled terribly.
Railroad shop" MB Buy,
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27 More
men are now employed in the South
ern Pacific shops here than have
been en the payroll for many months.
This Is due in part to the heavy traf
fic in both the freight and passenger
departments. More men are being
added to the force.
Two shifts are being worked In the
rolling mill, which is chiefly used In
manufacturing fish-plates. Former
Iv the eastern factories supplied these
Ditto The plant has orders to keep
it busy for three months.
As soon as these orders are filled
the plant will be kept busy on other
ork.
3 llritisli Ships Sunk bj Germans.
LONDON, Oct. !7. "The British
rteamers. City of Berlin. Auk and Ir
is which were detained at Hamburg
Danish Women to Vote.
LONDON. Oct 17. A dispatch to,
the Exchange TelegTaph Company'
from Copenhagen says:
"Premier Zahle declared today;
that the government Intended to put
In force June 5, 1915, the new constl-j
tutlonal law conferring suffrage on
women, waiving the right to propose,
a prolongation of the old constitution-1
al law. owing to the war.
It Is expected that a general elec
tion will occur In July when the
Danish women will vote for the first
time."
Law Turns on CupM's AW-
CENTRALIA, Wash., Oct. 27. On
the complaint of J. S. Robinson, att
torney for Charles E. Peabody, fath
er ,,f (he Seattle youth who eloped
to Centralla Friday and married Mar
tha Stewart, Justice Charles Hoss.
who performed the marriage, Issued
a warrant for the arrest of William
J Flannery, of Seattle, on a charge
of perjury.
Flannery swore young Peabody was
of legal age when the license was ob
tained from the Lewis county audi
tor. Deputy Sheriff Jackson went
to Seattle yesterday to arrest Flan
nery. - ,
BUY MUNSINGWEAR NOW A SALE
that will attract every woman. This is acknow l
edged by women every where as the perfection in
knitted under garments and here you can buy
them at an unusual saving.
No. 3745 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Reg. sizes $2.50, now f 1.89. Extra sizes $2.00
No. 3445 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Reg. sizes $1.25, now 98. Extra sizes f 1.13
No. 3345 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Reg. sizes $1.75, now 81.32. Extra sizes $1.49
No. 2345 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
. Reg. sizes $3.00, now $2.25. Extra sizes $2.63
No. 2745 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Reg. sizes $3.50, now ?2.63. Extra sizes $2.98
No. 4945 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
Regular $4.00 value, all sizes, now $2.98
Sab of Silk WAISTS
ONE-HALF PRICE
COMING JUST AT A TIME WHEN YOU
ARE NATURALLY THINKING OF BUYING
TWO OR MORE WAISTS FOR THE COM
ING SEASON. THEY COME IN GOOD AS
SORTMENT OF SHADES AND IN SUCH MA
TERIALS AS CHIFFON, CREPE DE CHINE,
CREPE GEORGETTE, AND CREPE METEOR,
AND THEY ARE MARKED TO SELL AT THE
REGULAR PRICE.
ONE-HALF
BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT INVADES JAPAN
at the outbreak of the war hav
sunk by the enemy."
This statement from Lloyds
that the censor will permit to b
llj-hed nt present,
been
pub-
Tide FtcWUs Barkontinc.
ASTORIA. Oct. 27 The loaded
barkentlne that was reported In a
dangerous position Just below the
south Jetty at the mouth of the Co
lumbia river, succeeded In wearing
around and, with the assltsance of
the ebb tide, worked her way off
shore.
She skirted the outer edge of Pea.
rock Spit and headed north. Shortly
after 8 o'clock the tug Wallula ws
reported running after the barkentlr. I
to take her In tow. but did not know
her name.
London Adds to Defame.
LONDON, Oct. 27. The new de
fenses of London against attacks by
Zeppelins are gradually assuming
shape, according to a statement made
by Sir Percy Scott, who Is In charge
of this work. In this statement,
read at an inquest held In the case of
a Londoner who was killed during a
Zeppein attack, Sir Percy said:
"The number of guns for defense
against air craft recently has been
Increased and further Improvement!"
as to their position, number and
character are In immediate contem
plation "
Leak) Water Hair Deadly.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27. A leak
In a hot water bag permitted scalding
water to run over seven months old
John ''onnor. of 73 South Tenth
street, and scalded him so badly that
he died. Mrs. Mary O'Connor, moth-
Hclicf Donation Asked.
WASHINGTON. Oct 27.- lied
'loss association of America appeal
ed to the churches of the United
States to donate their Thanksgiving
day collections to the European yar
relief fund.
12 New anllnal- W ill In' Chosen
ROMS, via Paris. Oct. 27. At the
consistory to be held on November
22, according to newspapers in close
touch with the Vatican, twelve new
'ordinals are to be created. Among,
the names mentioned are those of
Monslgnor S. t'apinelll. nuniclo at VI.
enna; Monslgnor Tamasso Hoggianl.
secretary of the Holy office, and
Archbishop Gusminl of Rolgnl.
The number of new foreign cardi
nals, according to the newspaper, has
not been decided.
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RIB BACKACHE AWAY WITH
-MAIL TRIAL BOTTLF OF OLD
PENETRATING "ST.
JACOB'S OH
Back hurt you? Can"t straighten
up without feeling sudden palm,
sharp aches and twinges? Now lis
ten! That's lumbago, sciatica or
maybe from a strain, and you'll get
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "St. Ja
cobs Oil." Nothing else takes out
soreness, lameness and stiffness so
quickly. You simply rub It on your
back and out comes the pain. It la
harmless and doesn't burn the skin
Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old. honest "St
Jacob's Oil" from any drug store,
and after using it just once, you'll
forget that you ever had backache.
' lumbago or sciatlla. because your
I tack will never hurt or cause any
' more misery. It never disappoints
and has been recommended for 10
I years.
The "Know How1
of Cookery
is the result of long experience and study. For years, expert cooks have been con
verting th inner meats of choice Indian Corn into delicious, golden-brown crisps
Post Toasties.
A constant endeavor to make Toasties better has produced the
NEW
Post
Toasties
which have a new flavour and form a true corn flavour and tender crispness un
known to "corn flakes" of the past.
The new process raises tiny pearl-like "puffs" on each flake a distinguishing
feature; also imparts substantial form the new Toasties don't mush down when
cream or milk is added. "
They come factory-fresh in wax-sealed packages as crisp and appetizing as
when they leave the ovens and that's mighty good !
New Post Toasties
Your grocer has them now
.lAPANSSt Bo SCOUTS AT ,
The boy scout movement has justinese !
reached Japan, where it has been en- ins p
thusiastically received by the Japa-j Japan.
(ported: The Hernoesand. 1.1 S 2 tons
gross; I'lauen. 4.210 tons: Rends
burg, 4.639 tons and Klectra, 1.261
chool boys. The accompany
lOtogrnph, just received from
shows a company of scouts at
drill, a dark striped skirt and a cap
seem to be the only attempt at uniform.
tons.
KX-t
I ll s TO
FORM
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OTTAWA, Ont.. Oct. 27 Major
General Sir Samuel Hushes, minis
ter of militia announced that plans
for the formation of a battalion of
former residents of the 1'nited States
In Canada for overseas service, are
proceeding Since the outbreak of
the war. t'nited States. French. Rus
sian and Italian citizens have enlist
ed for service at the front. Now for
the first time a regular battalion of
former I nited States subjects is to be
enlisted.
guard has incorporated himself 'h
HA 11 Al. LION better to ply a navlation iitnev busi
ness.
Articles i! Incorporation for "The
Stomer Company," capitalised at
$250. OnO. were filed yesterday author
izing the company to carry passenger1
and freight by aeroplane for hire i
Sherman's ( la-Muate ii,-
SACRAMENTO. Cat. Oct. 27.
Professor E. P. Howe, a classmate of
General Sherman at Mount Pleasant
university. Ohio, died suddenly here.
He was 76 years old.-
Men Caught W ith Beer,
ALBANY, ore.. Oct. 27. Captured
when 'they were removing a cache ol
stolen beer. Harold Rhodes and Wil-
Glrls on Long Hike.
SAX FRANCISCO. Oct. 27. Hav
ing walked all the way from Chicago.
Ruth E. Harsley and Maud Uridson.
of thai city, arrived here to see the
exposition, and will start on I hike
to San Diego before starting the long
walk home.
The yoUttg women left Chicago
March 1 on a IOf wager with the
Masonic Hiking club, a woman's or
ganization that they could walk to
this city and back before January 1.
As they came nearer and nearer to
the Const, they were so charmed with
western scenery thai they decided to
forget about the waeer and take
their time enjoying nature's attrac
tions. They made many side trips,
which they say, has taken them over
4f,00 miles.
,11am Moench. two Albany young met,
I are In the Linn county Jail charged
Iwith burglary, a third young man.
who was with them, escaped.
A barrel of bottled beer in the
freight depot of the Oregon Electric
Railroad was broken into and tWQ
dozen Ik, I ties taken.
OLD AND NEW WAY
TO TREAT CATARRH
British Sinking ship- in Haiti,
STOCKHOLM. Oct. 27. The Brit
ish submarine campaign against Ger
man shipping in the Baltic is being
carried on actively. The sinking of
four more German steamships is re-
GOTHIC THE NEW
ARROW
a for 35c COLLAR
IT FITS THE CRAVAT
ctucTT. ft aoov a co.. inc. to
BREATHING A GERM KILLING
AIR ENDORSED BY ACTUAL
RESULTS.
IIOI.B RENTS DOWN
FOR WORKINGMEN
LONDON. Oct. 27. As an outcome
of the agitation against landlords
raising rents, especially those of the
dwellings of workmen in munition
areas the government Intends to in
troduce a bill in parliament to pro
hibit the raising of rents throughout
the country drulng the war, according
to the Dally Telegraph.
Gonzales Kills Major Garcia.
LAREDO. Tex.. Oct. II. -Major
Garcia, of the Carranza garrison at
Ntievo ljtredo. was accidentally kill
ed by Colonel Gonzales
Verlal Jitney Proponed,
OI.YMPIA. Wash., Oct. 27 Ottt
Stromer. of Tacoma. the aviator lob
byist who flew to the capital during
the last session of the legislature in
a vain effort to induce the lawmak
ers to establish an aeroplane corps
as part of the Washington National
The discovery of Hyomel has
wrought a wonderful change In the
treatment of catarrh.
Prior to three years ago the medi
cines ordinarily employed in the cure
of this disease were drugs, sprays,
lotions, etc. In some Instances they
benefited, but the Improvement was
I not lasting.
With Hyomel you take into the
air passages of your throat and head
a balsamic air that goes Into the mi
nutest cells, and should effectually
kill all germs and microbes of ca
tarrh its purpose Is to enter the
blood with the oxygen, killing the
germs In the blood, and restore
1 health to the whole system Many
astonishing testimonials have been
received from those who have been
helped by Hyomel,
A complete outfit Is inexpensive
and Includes an Inhaler dropper and
sufficient Hyomel for several weeks
treatment.
Perhaps the strongest evidence
th.it can be given to doubters. Is the
fact that Tallman & Co. have so
much faith In Hyomel that they sell
every package under a positive guar
antee to refund the money If It does
FOOT BALL
La Grande High School
vs.
Pendleton High School
Friday, Oct. 29
at 3:C0 o'clock
ROUND-UP PARK
Admission
Adults 50c - - Children 25c