East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 22, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES Page two DAILY EAST OREGON1ANL, PENDLETON, OREGON, MOXDAYNOVEMBER 22, 1911k I Only 2 More Shopping Days till Thanksgiving27 till Christmas This splendid store is ready to serve you to please you to save you money on Holiday needs FURS FEEL COMFORTABLE 1 hese ai days when a good warm set of furs feel mighty comfortable ami the woman who foregoes this comfort must be one who is really not acquainted with the very reasonable prices at which we sell good furs. We sav they are good because they are well made in up-to-date stylish shapes of such reliable pelts as French 9 possum, Siberian lynx, Jap mink, red and black . brpok mink, Hudson seat and many others. Special Fur Offer to Gift Buyers. Any fur set or piece v ill be held for a small deposit until December 24th. $2.95 to 8125.00 Separate Mutts $2.95 to $100.00 Complete seta - $5.95 to $225.00 l Mi Bit ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF OUR THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE This sale offers the greatest selection of the celebrated "Humidor" linens ever shown in Pendleton, at prices that mean good substantial savings to you. "Humidor" guarantees to you the best in quality, finish and wear. If you would have your Thanksgiving table look just right this is your chance. WOOL CHALL1S AND WOOL BATISTE These are of very best qualitv goods, soft finish, most suitable for dresses and waists. Wool Challis comes with small dots, stripes and flowered, all colors. Wool Batiste comes plain colors, 36-in. wide. The vard 50c and 65r SILK CREPE For underwear. A fine quality silk crepe, soft finish, 36 inches wide, washes like linen, comes all colors, pink, light blue, yellow, white and lavender. Just the material for Xmas things Th" vard 50c ONE LOT FANCY SILKS 50o A special lot fancy silks come all col ors, with neat broche patterns with neat floral effets, some stripes, "24 to 26-in. wide for waists and dresses. Yard . 50c YOUR CLOTHES NEED A REST They'll be better clothes if they get it once in a while, just as a rest makes you a better man. If you have a plain blue or grey or brown suit, alternate it with a Hart Schaffner & Marx Varsity Fifty Five in a check or Glen Urquhart. show you a variety of smart they're decidedly the thing and usual values at Others , $15.00 I We can patterns, most un S25.00 0 $30.00 MEN'S UNION SUITS FOR WINTER COMFORT Comfort is the outstanding feature of our union suits. This is the result of sensible construction. We show a great stock of union suits for winter wear in light, medium and heavy weights in all of the desirable underwear fabrics. Whatever your price you will find the best for your money here $1.25. 81.50, $1.75. $2.00, $2.50 to $5.00. J Coyj-ngii L ILaxt SchaiiV r & Marx The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE If , 1 1 Additional Social and Per-1 J I tonal News on Page 5. j Thanksgiving week will see pl-.i-Ity doing In the Pendleton to -t-t World. The big event of the we-k will he the annual Thanksgiving bail of the Klks at the Eagle-Wnodm m hall on Thursday evening, always i brilliant function. On Tuesday even ing In the tVmmerelal club rooms there Mill be a meeting of the Uma tilla County Historical Society with I a program by early day residents. followed by a program. On the fame evening Miss Hurrlett Voting will -jive ja piano recital at the Presbyterian church There win be Innumerable I Thanksgiving Day dinners and Infor mal weekend functions The Service at the Methodist church last evening were made par- ! ticularly enjoyable by the sacred con cert given by the Danish tiub Which I is nothing more or less than a mull I cal family by the name of Peterson traveling through to the fair. Kverv j member of the family is gifted In a musical way and their varied pro- I gram was splendid. The attendance at both morning and evening service second sear's walk here, and ex pressed, very prettily, the esteem felt fir them by their parishioners Mr. W. B. illlhousen gave vocal solo w-.. .-1...1., t Biuittfttt nlnanall with ,i reading ana Mr- 1. A. winy gave a vocal selection. A tiny tad. Kdward Hloice, aged 2 years, sang "Tipper ary" to the delight of an audience 01 elder:--The Dalles Chrlniclc. SUDDEN MUSCULAR ACHES AND PAINS XKICD XOT BE! That Is If you use the right rem edy. Sloan's Liniment la a real ne cessity In every home for young arj old. Its merit is praised In dozens of letters. A stiff neck from colds, children's sprains, those aching mus cles, that sharp neuralgia pain these find guaranteed relief In Sloan's Lin iment Every home meets with sud den aches and accidents. Tour home needs a bottle. JSc. SOc and 11.00 Adv. ' U. S. COASTS IS PLAN Muta Eglantine Moussu of IVndl ton. is the house guest of the Mi-s I Anna and Elizabeth Ei'..gerald. Walla Walla Union. Mr. and Mrs c. I 1 have returned from I trip to Salem. I SECRETARY DANIELS sV EX PERIMENTAL BASE II s BEEN si t 1 BBS. Now is The Time When you think of underwear, think of the Hub, as we have a complete line of men's warm underwear in unions and 2 piece. We buy direct from the mills and you save jobbers profits by shopping here. Come in and look over our line of underwear. Boys' heavy fleece lined unions, each .... IOC Men's heavy ribbed cotton unions at $1.00 Men's fine worsted unions at 91.48 Men's heavy wool mixed unions at $1.05 Men's heavy wool unions, Bennington make $i.r Extra heavy wool unions; see these, only $2.15 Ladies' worsted unions, worth $1.50, our price only OHO Men's heavy cotton ribbed shirts and drawers, the garment 45c THE 23 Sample Stores. Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers, the garment UC Men's fine worsted ihirts and drawers, the gar ment ..... 75c Men's heavy plush wool shirts anil drawers, the garment . $1.00 Men's fine flat wool shirts and drawers, the gar ment $1.25 Men's all wool shirts and drawers, the vrar't $1.45 Men's all wool ribbed ex tra fine shirts and draw ers, the garment $1.05 HUB 745 MAIN ST. WOMAN II Willi INSIrTOi PRATER. ' Hun Hern Established ai Sew I. on don strain of Service on Subnia- rine (TOWS is ho l.rciit That IMinv Among the Umatilla county people when- They Can Rest Is Merewar wh" were at Kmiene Saturday tori After Their Trips. "Homecoming Day" and the big foot-j I . : ! ame were Mr and Mrs. Lyman I WASHINGTON D. Nov, --. u Rice, Miss Beth Smith and 'iar- Many submarine bases ahum the 0. M HINhop ol I'emlleton. Mr. IS. sis will he one of the clefens, ami Mrs. Homer , Waits and Mrs Ralph B. McEwen of Athena, and Miss 1-Miih .-"t il of Milton. Kverett It. n.l Miss program features to be submitted bj Navy Secretary Daniels to congress DattlelS says the experimental ha.se at! New London has been proved a stic- ll III. II 1 1 Saturday, tne ceremony oelng '""''Irine crews is si hior.oe,, a. uie i.,i.ui .n.oiutKe " cessarv ,,, ,rvi,(. a place W here they Rev. K. it. Clevengar. The groom is mlly nft up ilft,,r .,,,,. .. uld N)r Pi Tin- home in Pilot Rock after January UpMed ml repaired.' s. it Rockwell ha i been enjoying i i.,, '!i,.i i. n,. , attended the fair at San Pranclsc for a ninnth and is now in San Dlegi ' the i; emberi H 'i the 1'hley. These vessels are expect led to accompany the battle fleet on M typ la lar. j fense ! small pr d e number' of smaller coast submarines Several of tl siihs. however, have re I e j.iniii miles bet sen Hah Pi ind Honolulu, odist when Mrs. the Nath of th Kva ns 3 A mage wei surprised in Kvan-. r ol the i e announi and his p -i the Rev Tin 9ood Intel ement the otralar wt( I th s will cial mu.-li a fei, Smitl ivenuig al ami ture of. was enj literary the . nt progr i in rtalntnent. i OLDS IM) NOT I EAVE Wll I.INT.LV Ilecause a cold Is stubborn Is noj reason why you should be. Instead of "wearing" It out. Ret sure relief b taking Dr, King's New Dlsovcry. Dangerous bronchial and lung all- tnentl often follow a cold yvhlch ha, been neglected at the beginning. Asj your body faithfully battles those cold! germs, no better aid can be given I than the use of this remedy. Its merit has been tested by old andj young. Oet a bottle today. SOc and I $1.00. Adv. on J Lgggt .JBm MAY OftANdtlA CANFilLD CHICAGO, Nov. 2.- The TRY"CASCARETS"FOR LIVER AND BOWELS IE SICK OR BILIOUS DAItKKNS III l I II I I I y NI RJOarORGN US THIOKNiCSS ND It MTRH "Ml Common garden sags brewed Into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco hol added, will turn gray. Streaked and failed hair beiiulifullv dark '-d luxuriant; remove every bit of do drnff, stop scalp Itching and falling hair. Mixing the Sage Tea anil s i -phur recipe at home though. I troublesome. An easier way Is to g-t the rendv-to-use tonic costing about 50 cents a large bottle, al flf I ' stores, known as "Wveth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss While Wispy, gray, faded ball is not sinful, we all desire to lelalp . ir youthful appearance and attractive ness. fly dnrkenlng your hair yvl'.h Wveth's Sage and Sulphur, no one ally, so evenly. You Ju.st dam pel a sponge or soft brush with It and dl " this through your hair, t ik'ng --re -minll strand at a time; l,y moM all gray hairs have disappeared. Aft er another application, or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glos sy, soft an. I luxuriant and VOU SPP ir yean younger accomplished much, she has sei di ed the passage of I seed law, i lal making a man liable to arrest an title fof healing his wife, pure fOO laws and a host of others. Anion her contemplated reforms are mm. ing a ioi lal center. Introduction i dress reform for girts and St res paving f. r Warren. Angela I'anfleld. 74 years of age. MRQ Gnilin AND QIC.TCR Tfl TPAPU IN PUIWA minm in 1 1 w . uvulv n 11 u uiu i lii i j i lmuii in vi'iiin Burn Coke THE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR HEATING. ORDER YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $5.00 PER TON IN FIVE TON LOTS FOR CASH AT GAS PLANT. THIS OFFER FOR NOVEMBER. Pacific Power & Light Company 5ERBIAN MAJOR TRIES TO MURDER PREMIER BERLIN, N' . 21 A Ser ;.n ma jor made a-i attempt against the life of Premier I'achltch of Serbia ai itaska. according to the Bud i Pest Newspaper "AlViUag." The najor ;:red two shots, neither real hing the mark and Pechltc'.l suc ceeded In fle.-'ug Into a nearhv house. The major was tried bv conn mar tial, sentence' l-j death and eMCUted, The shootin , grew oul or an ai -pitment durag which the majo da i '.red the whori gerbian government v.a.' a hand Ol .raltorS which wa ' leading tlr uatlon into the laugh "( 1 ui sa.'itr Its own skin." Terrible Croup Attack Quickly Repulsed By Old Reliable Remedy Well known Georgia ttoro keeper has m terod croup and cold for his familr of tan with Foley' Honey and Tar Compound. T: a minute that bosrse terrifying group cough is htard in 'he home Df T. J. Harper, of Jefferson, tja., out comes Koley'a Money and Tar COSS pound there's always a bottle ready. Here's what lie aays: "Two of my children, one boy and a girl, aged eight and six y-ars r-speeiley, had terrllile attacks of croup last winter and I coiniitetely cured them with Foley's Honey and Tar I'nmpound. I have ten In family and for years I've B"ed Foky' Honey end Tar I oniuound and It never falls." Danish worry and save doctor hills keep Foley s Honey and Tnr Com pound alvvavs on hand, In your home. One bettle lasts a lung timo it's o-hahleao'l safe and the last dose Is as good as the first. Oet ti e genuine. geld L' where. w ggKlnggggggggBH Lvw rm H JnHHlR L OS of the little town of W.irYen came up to Chicago the other d.r lo las In her fall stock ol hats and i relieve herseir of a lew remark.- in ent mayoring In general ami guiding the destinies of Warren In Baltlcu iiar "Grandma" Canfisld is havlri la hit ol trouble dirwn m Warren, since her election last AprJI ftrsi the council men object to prayer it their meetings, bul the little fly loot mayoress has been obdurate .s'o prayer, no council masting, that's all. Besides, she says, she Is going to Insist on the prayer lor Willi .m Smith, a member of the council who does not go to the Methodist churcn regularly, and she thinks William should hear a little bit SbOUl Ho t somewhere, so she Injects it into the council meeting. She has a I reed) ITCHING, BLISTERED SKIN-ERUPTION ALL HIS LIFE, NOW CURED Nor. 1!), 11)11: "All my life, until alien I a year ago, I was troubled with blisters and --ores over my entire Issly. ; The itrhiiiK and liuming was terrible, nnd I r-oulil hardly sleep. I used many treatments: that were unsuccessful and did not give ine any relief. I started using Hesinol Ointment and Resinol riosp and tliev helped me wonderfully. I WAS REM EVED AT ONCKaad after about two dofen inplieatiorli I can say that I was free nnd cured of that awful disease. My skin now is as clear as anybody's. "(Signed) Oco. Whitclier, Jr., R.'F. IX No. 54, Caledonia, N. Y. Hesinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are aold by all druggists. Ilol Vacation In Portland, with a de trips outside, will give ymt an en joyable occasion, Make the Multnomah your headquart ers. Service belter, rates con sistently lower. 10 reeaaa, per day n on lull ronms with bath. Hr day 1 an inu nmms with tislli. per day I no "no large aataMs rooms. hsih, per day 2.50 Bstfl piTsnn ill room, su illtlmial Mm SAN KIlANi'IS i. Nov. 2 Mrs. Ho war 1 Oould, wife oi the million- aire, formerly known on the slate as Katherlne Clemmons. nnd her slier. Mrs. Wong Sun Vue. formerly Klla May Clemmons, have sailed from this port for rhlna yyhere they will Introduce the famous Montessorl method of teaching children, to the orient. The picture here shown Is Ihe first rver laken of the sisters together. IS YOUR TOILET SOAP SAFE? Many toilet soaps contain harsh, In jurious alkali. Hesinol Soup contain I sbaoliitcly no free alkali, anil to it is added the Resinol medication. This gives it soothing, healing properties which clear Hie complexion, comfort tender skins and keep the hair healthy. Dr. Edmund B. Haslop OSTEOPATH Kxpert In Ofagnosls. Graduate of osteopathic Collage, Post Oradttata of Harvard Medi cal School. Success In treatment depends on finding (he cause of disease, .ludd llldg. I'enilletnn. Ore Office phone 72. Hes. phone -2 1 r. It. J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Htlw. Store Pendleton, Oregon.