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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1915
IHHHI
Bond Clothes
115 to 130
TO GROUND BEFORE I
For the benefit of our customers D. W. Duro, a celebrated Chicago Foot Spec
ialist, will give a two day Free Demonstration of SchoiTs
Foot Comfort Service at our store
SKKHIW Willi COMMITTED M l
CIDK HAD OH RELATIVES
IN THE WAR.
Much Interesting News of Ecbo unci
tin- ICutio Country; Hallowe'en wad
' AnjiropriaU'l)' observed; Echo
High school Trie PocAball.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
Bond Bros.?
Pendleton's Lending Clolhieri
LOOK AT A CHILD'S
Events in the War
One Year Ago Today
(Special Correspondence.)
ECHO, Ore., Nov. 2. Quite a blaze I
occurred here .Saturday evening at
6:30 when the barn of Mrs. C. A.
KOOntl on Dupont street burned to
the ground; The fire wan well un
der way before being discovered but
the firemen prevented It spreading to
adjacent buildings. Therr were about
!!5 tons of hay In the barn which was
entirely consumed, together with a
buggy and harness. The loss was
about ITuO. The origin of the fire Is
unknown. Supposed to be set by
tramps.
The Echo high school boys had
their first try-out at football on Sat
urday afternoon when they played
here with the lone high school team.
The score was decidedly In favor of
the visitors, but the Echo boys did
exceedingly well considering this be
ing their first experience at a public
game. The Echo team will play the
return game at lone on Thanksgiving.
The body of Shiva Maxa. who sul.
elded at ('. F'. How man's place yes
terday morning was taken to Pen
dleton lust evening by Coroner Brown
who considered It unnecessary to hold
an imiuest. The young man appar
ently was very despondent as he left
a note In English saying: "What if
life without friends" besides he left a
letter written in his own languuge
SCHOUS FOOHAIER
FOR TIRED ACHING FEfT.
WEAK ANKLES
AND TO REST f
FEVERISH OR SICK :
A llritlsh-Uerman naval bat-
He off the Chilean coast cost I!.. I. ; . i), ,t Mr Muva u;ih un m
Nov. 3rd and 4th
If you have anv foot troubles, if your feet ache or pain, if you tire easily, if you have
any foot deformitv, consult him. There will be No Charge for his services nor win von
be obliged to pvrchase your shoes here.
This New Departure is For YOUR Benefit
For months we have been preparing for this new feature of added service to our
customers and to people who have experienced difficulty in being fitted, or whose feet
have been tortured, in order to bring relief to all foot sufferers.
Our salesmen have been under special training not only in fitting foot gear but also
in the proper methods of correction of foot troubles by Dr. Sertoli's methods and with his
appliances which are recognized as the greatest scientific discovery in the history of foot
ailments. We aim to have this store known as the store of this city where perfect foot
comfort service can be had.
HENCEFORTH THIS STORE WILL GIVE SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT SERVICE.
THERE'S A SCHOLL APPLIANCE FOR EVERY FOOT AILMENT OR DEFORMITY.
Nn mar.tpr what vrmr foot, tronhlp mav he. no matter what remedies you may have
tried, no matter how' hard you may have" sought to get relief you can now come to this
store knowing that your foot troubles are at an end. hven it you Have Deen wearing arctt
supports come in and show your feet to the specialist. ,
Here are some foot troubles and the proper Scholl device and preparations, ior tneir
correction :
TAKK NO OHAHCWI MOVE POI
SONS PROM MVEH AND
liOWF.LS AT ONCE.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
"California Syrup of Figs" because
In a few hours all the clogged-up
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
gently move out of the bowels, and
you have a well, playful child ag.iln.
Children simply will not take the
time from play to empty their bowels
and they become tightly packed, liv
er gets sluggish and stomach disor
dered When cross, teverlsh. restless, see
if tongue la coated, then give this
witness atand before the public ser
love it. and It can not cause Injury.
No difference what alls your little
one If full of cold, or a ore throat
diarrhoea, stomach-ache, bad breath,,
remember a gentle "Inside cleans-
tngg" should always be first treat-'
ment given. Full directions for ba
bies, children of all ages and grown
ups .ire printed on each botle
Heware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 60 cent l)ot-1
tie ol "California Syrup of Figs," thent
look carefully and see that It Is made
bv the 'California Fig Syrup Com-:
puy." We make no smaller slse
Hand hack with contempt any .tlur,
fig lyrop.
the Knglish one cruiser .sunk
and two damaged. None of
the 5 German battleships was
reported sunk though two
were missing The British sub-
marine f- was sunk by a
mine In the North Sea.
c.erman gains east of Vallly 4)
and at Ypies and allied gains
on the Yser and In1 the Ar-
gonAe; and severe fighting at
Koye and Solsaona, were ad-
mltted by both sides. A Turk-
Ish victory over Kuasians at
Trebizond and a Turkish loss to
the llrltlah at Akabah and the
Turkish ambassador's depart-
ure from Kuasia, were reported.
The ctar went to the front.
Austrian advances In Poland
were reported.
Big Fellows Can't
Hand it to Little
Ones on Gridiron
lllls 1'EAR VIRGINIA HUSKIES
1 1 RN THE TRICK ON THE
V VLE ELEVEN.
Industrious young man and well
thought of by his neighbors among
whom he had lived three years. He
had within the last few days received
news of the death of relatives who
were fighting in F.urope.
Hallowe'en parties were the rule
here rth Saturday evening. In the
afternoon Mrs. F. T. Ceorge enter
tained a number of the lltltle ones In
honor of her daughter Marlon and In
the evening she entertained the ladles
of needle craft and their husbands.
A very enjoyable time was had at
both parties.
The Junior Kpworth Leaguers held
a party Saturday evening at the ep
worth league room.
Mrs. HeiBtand Moore returned yes
terday from The Dalles where she
has been visiting her mother Mrs.
("has. Frledley.
Roy Ward who is now living at Ar
lington, spent Sunday here visiting
with his young son who resides with
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Raragar.
Mrs. W. B. Hlnkle returned home
Monday morning from Pendleton
where she had spent the week end
with friends.
E. p. Van Home spent Monday in
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Wells of Nolin
"ere here yesterday trading.
BT QBOROK R. HH.Mi:s,
1 1 ' tilted Press Staff Correspondent. I
nkw YORK, Nov. i. -The halcyon
lays when the "Hlg Three" in the
eastern collegiate world Harvard.
Vale
Peace Mine I- Drilled.
PKKl.l.N. Nov. 2. Hy wireless to I
Tudkertsa, n. 1. "Raporta that
PlinCf von Huelow has been entrust-!
id Princeton used to pick on
lair smaller brethren during the foot
nil season, seem fast slipping away,
he well known "woim" has com
leted a somersault.
Hardly season passes now that
tunc little college with a hamltui of from roots and
BETTER BABIES.
The crusade for better babies has
spread from coast to coast and taken
firm hold of American Mothers. Few
women realize how much the ill-
health of the mother influences the
unborn child, both physically and
mentally. Women Who suffer from
myaterloUJ pains, backache, nercous
nes1. mental depression, headaches,
etc.. Bhould rely on Lydla E Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
herbs, which for
,o nn tne preparation ... t "jyludfn,s lllui a mUUon dollars worth nearly forty years has been the
.tuitions are absolutely Incorrect." i f grt ttna pep doesn't hand either ' standard remedy for these ailments
amyi the overseas News Agency. Yale. Harvard or Princeton a swift ' Adv.
"Prince von Huelow, who now is in'kck n tne slats on the gridiron. I
Sw itzerland has taken no steps tow-j This year, eleven huskies from down I .limey Hurts IN-dostrlan.
urti peace negotiations, nor has he" j irglnla way turned the trick on Tale. I PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2. A
bun charged with that task. Laat year, little Washington and Jef-' quatcrmaas. lions East stark street.
"As the appointment of a i Ionium i f(TBOn pj the year before that I was knocked dow n and injured se-
ambassador with aa paclal mission U. Colgate (mothered the Blue. And ; rely by a jitney bus driven by
onstantlnoplc is contemplated, Count going still further back, It Is found Charles Smith at Broadway and
Pnulf Wolf-Metternlch. ex-umbnssa-1 that the Army, Hrown and Lafayette I Hoy t street. The man was taken to
dor to England. Is expected to receive n naVe taken a whack at the Big the Hood Samaritan hospital.
Ones in the last half dozen years. W. C. McArthur. a witness of the
This tends to revive that somewhat 1 nccldent. said that yuatenuaas step-
! moss-covered question of whether the 1 ped In front of the machine in dodg-
Uend of the times Isn't toward the . Ing a street car.
the assignment."
Coffee
Let's be cheerful! An
inexpensive help is a fine
cup of coffee at the right
time; above all, for break
fast, when the day is
young.
Schilling's Best in air
tight tins is fine coffee,
evenly ground, ready for
use
Moneyback, of course.
Schilling's
Best
smaller schools. Athletically, it seems
to be.
In schools such as Harvard. Prin
ceton or Yale there are far more fel
lows of athletic ability in the student
body "f four or five thousand than
there are places on the team. So the
budding young prep school athlete
with a lot of ambition to "make the
team" would rather go to the smaller
school where his chances are greater.
Ml ST PAY TWO FAHI
IE TOD ARE EXCLUSIVE
III ItltANK WILL TRY
TO RAISE IT HE WHITE M.W
SANTA ROSA. Cal., Nov. I. Luth
er Hurhark. the plant wizard, today
announced the completion of t ex
periment which Is expected to revo
lutionize Ihe manufacture of linseed
oil. Kin-hank has produced I new
while flax, the seeds of which alt
twice as large as In other flax and
which produce twice as much linseed
oil.
Ilurlmnk's new flax produces a
white linseed oil said to be much
purer than the common variety
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 The in
terstate commerce commission today
approved the rules of the Southern
Pacific and other western railroads
requiring payment of at least two
fares in addition to the Pullman
charges for exclusive occupation ill
drawing rooms and payment of one
and one half fares besides the Pull
man rates for sections
A fixed rate on motorcycles of one
and one-half first class rates from
points east of the Rocky mountain!
to the state of Washington also was
approved.
SHIPPING LIVE CRABS
TO ATLANTIC COAST
(JIVE YOUR FRIENDS
M urogram Stationery
FOR XMAS GIFT.
W. 6. SMITH & CO.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARD
BNORAVDRA
MMKGAN Bl. IG.. PORTLAND, OR.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
AND AVOID DISEASE
Wlten yonr blood is impure, weak,
tliin ami debilitated, your system
becomes, susceptible to any or all
diseases.
Pat your blood" in pood condition.
Hood's Snrsapnrilla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blodd it puri
fies, enriches and revitalizes it and
builds up the whole system.
Hood's Snrsnpnrilla has stood the
lest of forty years. Oct it today.
It is sure to help you.
COUTH MENU Wash.. Nov. l.
Ki picsontatives of the bureau at
fisheries. I'nited states department
of commerce ami labor, are here ar
ranging with Hay Center and I'oke
land crab fishermen for 500 mnl
and SOO female Wlllapa Harbor
crabs to be transplanted as an exper
iment In Nnrragansett Hay The
will also ship 7. 0011, 000 hnmpbacV
salmon eggs to Maine waters to be
hatched In the Green Lake and 'lux
port hatcheries. The eggs will .-onie
from Paget Sound stations.
Henry n'Mnlley. Seattle chief nl
the I'nited States fisheries bureau on
ihe Pacific coast, win be bare with
fisheries cur No. 6 Monday ami leave
out Taesday. R. R. Berthau "f Ba
Center, and H. W. Gardner Tok.
land, are arranging to luppl) t'i
government with the crabs.
The South Band Commercial tTIUjl
is cooperating with the government
J m
SCHOUS BUNION RIGHT
STRAIGHTENS CROOKED
OVERLAPPING TOES,
THE CAUSE OF BUNIONS
SCHOLL'S .
ANTERIOR METATARSAL
FOR CRAMPS
AND PAINS
IN TOES
AND BALI
OF FOOT
FOR
MORTENS
TOE
..Rmkcn Down Arches Bcholl'a Tri-Sprlng Arch
Supports correct this trouble and even the most se
vere cases of flat-foot.
Cramped Toes and Hammer Tk" Scholl'l Koot
Easer. properly fitted, hold up foot arch, prevents
crowding forward and cramping of toes. Seholl'B
Hammer Toe Spring for hammer toes.
Corns Seholl's Absorbo Pads a shape and slas
for each toe. Seholl's Fixo Corn Plasters remove
corns in 48 hours.
Over and nnderinppiag Toes Seholl's Toe-Flex
prevents this trouble by holding toes straight
Weak Ankles Seholl's Foot-Eaier firmly, holds
up the weakened ankle by supporting the arch cor
rectly. For children or adults.
Extreme High Instep- Seholl's Trl-Sprlng Arch
Supports are fitted to equalize and distribute the
weight. Take pressure off the bait and make shoes
fit better. " '
Severe Bunions Seholl's Bunion Right stiaiht
ens the toes during the daytime while you wear
Seholl's Bunion Spring at night which acts as a
lever to bring them back into place. Scholi a Bun
ion Reducer Is a shield of antiseptic rubber which
takes the pressure off the enlarged Joint and re
duces the Inflammation.
CaBousea on Soles of Feet Seholl's Anterior
Metatarsal Arch Support holds up the transverse
arch of the foot, relieves callouses, metatarsologia
and Morton's Toe. Absorbo Callous Pads relieve
pressure and stop the pain
SCHOUS fIXO CORN PIASTER
A DIFFERENT KIND OF CORN RErKOV
SCHOLL'S TOE-RIGHT
FOR. OVERLAPPING TOES
fND
SOFT
CORNS
BETWEEN
TOES
Take Advantage of This Spec'alist's Free Advice
Don't hesitate ta take advantage of this Foot Specialist's visit and FREE demonstra
tion whether you are one of our customers or not. He is here to help all foot sufferers
and his services and advice are free with no obligation on your part in any way.
"ALEXANDER"
(SHOE DEPARTMENT)
SCHOLL'S BUNION REDUCER
JlfDUCES ENtAR CEMENT
RELIEVES PRESSURE
THE PAIN
n
SCHOLL'S
ABSORBO PADS
SIZE FOR EVERYTOE-
CDRN ANO FOR
EVERY CALLOUS
ON BOTTOM
Off 001
SCHOLL'S BUNION SPRING
ACTS AS A LEVER FOR DRAWING
CROOKED BUNION
TOES STRAIGHT
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officials and crab fishermen It Willi
take seven days to convey era Ba and
fish eggs east. Kaoh crab will be
kept in its own compartment, bathed
In salt water and wrapped in salted
straw and sea grass Six hundred
gallons of salt water will be taken
in the car.
PERSONAL NEWS FROM
GIBBON NEIGHBORHOOD
( Special Correspondence
Q1BBON, Ore.. Nov. lieorge
Brace and Will Humphrey have re
turned from a weeks hunting trip
They succeeded in getting one buck.
Mr and Mrs John Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs Iiolfay Thompson mo
tored to Athena Friday,
Mr. a. I l.a Dow and Wesley Mat
lock of Pendleton, spent Saturday
and Sunday here hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson re
turned Thursday from a week s vi-it
near Weston.
Mrs. ileorge Brace returned Thurs
day from a week's visit In Pendl ton.
She was accompanied home bj Mrs
Will Humphrey
lsuing on the river
Albert Baker was in Pendleton
Monday.
S. Q, Prict
from Weston
Last evening at the Gibbon .school
house a basket social and Hallowe'en
program was held, given by MUs
Bvalyn Meagor. taiher. Many beau
tiful baskets sold by B. F Kieth as
auctioneer. It was enjoyed b a
crowded house. It is the first bas
ket social at the fiihbon schin and
hope there will be more this winter
Mi-s Meakor gave it for the benefit
of the school and Christmas tree.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kirk from n-.r
Athena, were here a few days this
week visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Dave Bonifer.
Mra. Robie was up from Thorn
Hollow to attend the basket social
VENICE BOMBARDED BY AUSTRIAN AERIAL RAIDERS
An Everyday Cake
Here Is a simple and inexpensive cake that
can be varied In many ways with different
rrostings and kings. It looks a little nicer
baked in a tube pan, but will be equally at
guou Daitea m a square loal.
K C Gold Cake
By Mrs. Janet McKeniie Hill, Editor ol
the Boston Cooking School Maguine.
i cup butter- cup tugar- yolkt of i
egg; beaUn light; 1 cup flour, Us t
level tabUtpoonfuls; t level UatvoonfuU
KC Baking Powder; cup milk; ,j-t
rind of 1 orangt.
Sdt Hour and baking powder together
three times; cream butter and lu-ar, beat
yolks of eggs, add these to creamed mut'.re,
and lastly add the moisture and flour alter
nately, belting batter until aaaai uV ( Id
Cake can only be made successfully by beat
ing yolks, of eegi, very, very creamy and
liRht lemon colored, using a rotary beater.
1 ne ruury beater is the only
beater that will do j-i-tice to j
the yolks of eggs. The bejt-
.ng kills a
mgra
1 egg ta - ' i fM WW
vcw or W'c
Cocoanut Frosting
Beat the whiles of I egui dry; eradWry
aeat in half a cup of lilted confectemer's
upu and continue the beaiinj until the In t
tig is smooth, thick and glossy; thru beat in
cnted eocoanut, freih or prepared, and
r.presd upon the Ika. ThL frosting is made
'hick by beating rather than by sugar.
Save this rvcipc. You Mill want to use it
trequei If Or better, send us the colored
"cninrntr packed in each 2S-cent ran ef K
C BaU 1 FVwdel anj v. fU nv.il you "The
Coak'i Hinvk" eontalaini thii and w other
uking ret e pair) I all by Mrs. HtlL