EIGHT PAGES
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1915.
PAGE THRKK
DEFECTIVE BABE IS
ALLOWED TO DIE IN
THOUSANDS OF
CHARMING DRESSES
ARE FLEEING BEFORE
The first impression of a man goes a long ways and is
pretty hard to change.
The man who wears
Bond Clothes
f 15 to 130
creates an extra strong first impression and one that never
needs changing.
Your suit is here.
I
For Street
and Evening
Wear
IMIYSIMW KKCEIVK PRAISE
AM) BLAME FOR NOT xV
INc. CHILD
Would Muic Growl up ( ripple awl
a Borden ui ItM'ir ix-uth Been l
Be (be Wkj and vxiJng in
Dnl l.v Doctor ici save Its Life
Mother of Child i- 1rm.
MOXASTTK IS BEING ltl'lliY
EMPTIED OP PEAR STRICK
KJi PEOPLE.
Stories of Atrocities Have Tcrrorlwd
IrihahltariL- Young (.Iris Mistreat
ed by Invading Hosts, Take Id-fugr
There and Vow Han- to flee gaiu
IVom the IVe.
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton' Leading Clothiers.
CHICAGO, Nov. IN The BolllnfSr
baby, a defective mite, whuse mother
on professional advice decided it
should not undergo an O PC rati m
which probably would nave Its life,
died last night at the German-Am?r-lcan
Hospital hire.
The subject of the propriety of ths
sacrificing the life of the Infant that
it not KT.iM
in TBI TO VLY TO M W VOItK
si lt K.HT litOM TOHONTO
PORONTOi Can.. Nov. IS. "Flying
alone in an eighty mile an hour ma
chine, Vector Carlslrom will try to
flj from Toronto to New York," nays
tin Toronto Sunday World. "The
distance Is over 3r.il mile. He will
take advantage of the first fine day."
I'arlstrom Is one of the Instructors
at the t'urtlsH school at Uong Branch,
and tin' machine he will use Is an
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
Rail Wood is responsible for move
ailments than anything else. It
C4UISM catarrh, dyscpsia, rheuma
tism, weak, tired, languid feelings
.1 irolM troubles.
II t'l S.irsaparilla lias been
wonderfully successful in purifying
and enriching the blood, removing
scrofula una other humors, and
building up ihe whole systeui. Take
e it to all Ihe family so as lo
avoid illness. (Jet it today.
R-l, a type supplied In big qua ntlttet leee)44d)
to the two llrltlsh uir services, and. 9
made in Canada, except for the en NOTED ;i :is REPORTE
glne. The aeroplane ha a spread of IBHOAD TOttMSDOED
forty feet and 1 T'l horse power, and AVCtlXA
is especially e'iippel for long dls-a
tan OS work.
i'arlstrom will carry fifteen gallons
of guKollne. enough for eight hours,
and expect to land at (iovernor'a Is.!
land. If successful in getting to New '
York It Is not unlikely that he will
essay the flight back.
The flight." said J. A. I1 MoCurd
of the curtiss company, "wUl be made J
to fully satisfy ourselves that this type
of machine I capable of this extra-'
ordinary effort. As a duration no
stop across-country trip It will ;.ip ail !
the records made on this continent," I
The best duration flight made OH
this Side or the Atlantic wag that of
W. i ! Itoblnson. who flew from ls
Moines. Ia.. to Kentland. Ind , on
net IT. 1HU he covered t miles
without a stop.
lip a burden to It'
menace to socle'
Of widespread dis-
e
i)
I
BARGAINS!
Real bargains in
LADIES' SEAL AND
LEATHER HANDBAGS
Any handbag in the store
o-PRICE.
Less than wholesale.
Tallman & Go.
Lending Drugfiiti
Steamer Is Destroyed,
r U.r.MKT. Mich.. Nov. It. The
steamer Alfred P. Wright, wheat la
(b n from Duluth was burned to the
water s edge In the portaut- entry to
RafUge Harbor. The crew Jumped t"
the dock and loosened the lines, set
ting the flaming ship ii'lrirt In the
channel where It parti) blocked truffle.
I STOP catarrh: open
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
. Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
J Relieves Head-Colds at Once.
. . , i m iit t kiii t . ,
If your nostril arc clogged a
your head is stuffed and you c
breathe freely because of a cold
catarrh. Just get a small bottle
Bty's cream Halm at any drug sto
Apply a little of this fragrant, an
epttc cream into your nostrils a
let It penetrate through every
passage of your head, soothing I
healing the Inflamed, swollen ii
cous membrane and you get insta
relief.
Ah! bow good It feels tow n
trlls are open, your head Is clear,
more hawking, snuffling blowin
no more headache, dryness or stru
flint, for breath Ely's Cream B
is Just what sufferers from head
and Catarrh need. It's delight.
ty, was the subji
cusslon
I'liv-irran- I nnioved by critics
Dr. H. J. Haiseiden on whose ad
vice the mother acted, was visited by
many medical men today and tele
phone calls alternately aceussed and
I praised him. He remained unalter
I ed In hia conviction that death was
the greatest blessing which could be
hoped for the Infant.
J The principal physical deformitle
I of the baby were the closure of the
Intestinal tract, paralysis ft the ner
I vee of the right side of the face, the
I absence 6 the right ear. blindness of
I one eve and malformation of its
shoulders Dr. Haieslden. who offl-
iated at the birth noted the absence
Of a neck. The brain he found o
lbs only slightly subnormal, but the
cranial nerve were absent or un-1
i nline oi Min, i I ndctcrmlned
"If he grew up he would be a j
hopeless cripple and would stiffen
from tils." said the doctor, before the
child died.
"Would his mind be clear1.' Would I
his soul be normally alive?" one of
I he visitors asked.
"That do not know, but the
chances are against it"
and physicians and professional men .
and women, Including several clergy
men, generally took allies with nr. j
Halselden. Hut his critic were Just
as numerous.
e t.ui i m(. vi i t BED OP
, PHOFKSSIOX.UJSM
BY WILLIAM SHEPHEKD.
SALONIKA, Nov. 1 7. Thouands
of Serb in the Monastlr region are
fleeing before the Bulgarian. Mon
astir is being rapidly emptied of it
populace. Throughout the region the
people are terrorized by the stories of
Hulgarian atrocities. The prefect ol
Prllep telegraphed that hundreds of
girls have taken refuge there after
being mistreated and that the town
Is now about to fall again into the
Dulgars' hands. Monastlr can hold
out for a day. Then she is doomed
unless the allies arrive. I have Just
come from there after witnessing the
most pathetic sights among the terri
fied mountain women and children.
They are trying frantically to leave the
Investigate Seattle (.ambling.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Nov. Ik flam-!
I ling conditions are being systemati
cally gone into by the King countt
grand Jury, in the hope of finding the,
reason w hy open gambling Is being
permitted in Seattle, and the person I
or persons upon w him to fix the j
blanie.
By every express we are
receiving new designs in
dresses that are different,
different in design, different
in materials and cheaper in
price than you would expect
to pay for garments show
ing such distinct style fea
tures. Slip into one of these
dresses and let our mirrors
show the charming effect.
ALEXANDERS
rHIS DOES NOT MEAN
VOL NEED WATCH EM
Distress of the Stomach
There are many people who have1
a distress in the stomach after meals.
It Is due to Indigestion and easily;
rtmedled by taking one of Chamber
Iain's Tablets after meals. Mrs.
Henry Padghan, Victor, N. Y.-!
writes: "For some time I was trou
bled with headache and distress In
my stomach after eating, also with
Constipation. About six mor.ths ago'
I began taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets. They regulated the action ofi
my bowels and the headache and
other annoyances ceased In a short.
time." Obtainable everywhere.
Adv.
I . X 1 1 3iS EGGS IN 343 lYS.
Tro stumr
SUB, snhniar
ild while o
NVw Y.
On Saturday, November 20th
MR. LIPSCHUTZ
Custom Tailor and Designer
Will be at the Hotel Pendleton
With Models and Materials
Suitable for Tailored and Novelty Suits
Automobile and Sport Coats
for which he will take orders.
An Invitation is extended to
The women of Pendleton, to meet Mr. Lipschutz
and acquaint themselves with the latest fashions in
Afternoon, Trotteur, Traveling Suits and Coats.
oLuwutri ivRnxc Sd Co.
C Merchandise of cJ Merit Only"
i- lb
PmKBL I i
f
Pennsylvania Rival t Lad! Kjnun
line Vouched for by Owner '
CARLISLE, Pa., Nov. Is. With his
pet Minorca hen. "Queen Elizabeth." I
W, S. ileremeyer claims to have beat, j
en the world's eep laying record re
centlj established by "Lady Eiilan-j
tine" at Delaware College. "Queen,
Elisabeth," he asserts, laid 343 eggs
In 343 consecutive davs. The best I
"Lady Eglantine" did is put at 314
eggs In 36." days, ileremeyer and his
ivife certify to the correctness of this'
count. "Queen Elizabeth" is said tS I
have begun laying on Nov. 4. 1914.
DENVER. Nov. 18. "Loud colors
attract attnetion. and that Is why the
fair sex wear them in their stockings
Such was one of the dicta, uttered
by Frank Alvah Parsons, president of
the New York School of Fine and Ap
plied Art. In his address on clothe
and colors before the Colorado Teach
ers' Association. .Some others:
'The least decoration is the best
taste in clothes. When in doubt omit
everything."
"When a fat woman wears red she
commits a crime against herself."
"Y"ur clothes should be a back
ground for your face, and all back
grounds should be gray or sober."
"Clothes with intense color back
grounds and mild touches are like
advertising signs and sometimes
Servo the same purpose."
"i irange is the loudest and crudest
"f all colors. The person who wears
orange clothes enjoys living under an
elevated railroad."
"Hrown on the other hand, is a
symphony; a chord of all three car
dinal celors combined."
master Burkitt of Wlnnetka. Illinois,
who was removed because he criti
cized the president's engagement as
being too soon after his first wife'
death. Assistant Postmaster Ceneral
Roper telegraphed Postmaster Kloep
fer to reinstate Purkltt immediately.
SafeTltUk
Infants ana Invalids
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
The Food-Drink for all Ago
Rich milk, maJterl grain, in powder form.
' For infants, invalid mi growing children
Pure nutrition, upbuilding d whole body.
Invigorates nursmg mother mi the aged.
More healthful than tea or coffee.
Unions you say "HORUOtTS"
you may got m muumtltutOm
Reinstatensenl i nnaliftci
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. Through
Postmaster General Rurleson the!
White House unqualifiedly ordered I
the reinstatement of Assistant Post-j
and stopf
an egg a
".her fa
said to ha
time.
"Queen
il."
small bir
lack Minorca strain with a trace
tost Ha say Warning Given
'ASHINGTON, Nov. It. Asert
unreservedly that the Anacona
warned, as required by interna
al laar, before an Austrian sub
in sunk li'r and that no shits
1 fired after the vessel finally
pel the Austrian government
rted tn Si eretary Lansing re
ling the request fur information
:h destruction of the ship
f
S iSffiW Does
wmm
4..-J W
J. E. MULLINIX,
Lawyer
Over Taylor's Hdw. Store.
Pendleton, Oregon.
Not Rub
Off, Lasts
4 Times at
Long Others,
Saves Work.
Get a Can Today
Dr. Edmund B. Haslop
OSTEOPATH
Kxpert in Diagnosis.
Graduate of Osteopathic College
Post Graduate of Harvard Med;
cal School.
Success in treatment depends M
finding the cause of disease.
Judd Bfcfff. Pendleton. Ore
Office phone Res. phone MS
If
:VA
atenient entch
rnins shut and i
:lie.
neers have disc
DO YOU FEEL HEADACHY?
LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH
Wwk
sii,,
, rrrOVK FILM XtVA
m unustntl thing for B drujg
letl medicine under a guar-j
refund the money if it does!
Yet this Ii the way Tailamrt!
ne pupular druggists are sell- I
te a number nf customers tell
thine that a medicine has been sti -cesful
aa with sll-o-ns. people who
a few months ago looked like walk
ing Skeletons have put on flesh and
toduj are ruddv and vigorous with
sin cling or makito:
suffer on account of
i.'. Mi-o-na can always b
I noon The percentage of
Mi git. a that there Is little n
Immn .V CO in gtj tranteeing to rc
u the money if the merlcine do. s
s"!ioi relieve Ami thev stand
A to h eg without any quae
to
minus
the
Tolol
pure
iroun
t . Il
pubiii
claim
profe
has '
.. utiwr, who nail tromiHnd ..II fOTBta of liver trouble
io Canada is the latest stmon helped by Mi-o-na. A few
; mateur to m attacked on treatment should show eoaafds
iV of proiealonalim. Bill Par-' K:li m health while a complete
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if these men?
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