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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1911 PAGE THREE We give an iron-clad guar antee of entire satisfaction or your money cheerfully refund ed, when you buy Bond Clothes SIS to 130 These clothes are "built up to a standard." Come in and try one on. Bond Bros. Psndleton'i Leading Clothiers PATRIOTISM BIG EXPLOITED TO GLUT El WOMEN MUNITION EMPLOYES IN ENGLAND MAKK SERIOUS CHARGES. Situation Add to thr Labor Muddle III the Lulled Klnirdom Workers Declare They are "Sweated" In PlanOt Wlillc Employers Grow Rich, Waxes Itemaln the Same. YOU'RE BILIOUS! LET CASCARETS" LIVEN LIVER AND BOWELS DON'T STAY HEADACHY, CONSTI PATED, SICE, WITH BREATH HAD AND STOMACH SOLE 'OTHER OFFICIALS MAY BE INCLUDED IN PLOT rOVERJUOENT WILL BROADER ITS BOOni IX PRESENT INVESTIGATION UN a 10 -cent box now. You men and women who can't fe! teeling right who have headache, coated tongue, bad taste and foul breath, dullness, can't sleep, are bil ious, nervous and upset, bothered with a skk. gassy, disordered stom leh, or have a bad cold. Art you keeping your bowels clean wild (.'uscurets, or merely forcing a lu.titiigeway tvery few days with s.ili.. cathartic pills or caator oil? CascareU work while you sleep; L.u.e. the stomach, remove the uur, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from ilu Hvcr and carry out of the system all the "iisi 'paled waste matter and poison In Ihe bowels. a Caacaret tonight will straighten ou out t morning a 10-cent box from any orug store will keep your stomach tweet, liver and bowels reg ulnr. and head clear for months Don't forget the children They love (.'.iscjrets because they taste good never gripe or sicken. NEW YORE, Nov J6. The mope of the government's action agalr.st officials of the Hamburg-American Itaamahlp Company, charged with customs violations in supplying Uer man commerce raiders, appeared likely to iroaden so as to Include possibly officials of the North Her man Lloyd line and other prominent men. Evidence given In the afternoon session Wednesday gave the Intima tion of the possible inclusion of the North CSerman Lloyd officials Left Hand Proven lieM. I'HILADELPHIA. Pa., Nov. 25. The ability to write with the left hand Is one of the accomplishments ex-Governor Pennypacker has added to his list. Some time ago he rolled over In bed and broke his right arm As the head of the state public ser vice commission he had to sign many papers so be began to learu writing all over again. He can now sign his name legibly with the left hand His friends say his left-hand ehlrography is better than his right. Road Ads Cost Million-. CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Railroads oil I he; United Stales demonstrated their faith In newspaper advertising by I tpeBdnl 110,000,0000 for newspaper space during Ihe last fiscal year. Now Open Hong Kong Gafe .M NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Order Specialty. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen. OPEN DAY AND ALL NIQHT MEALS 2ftc AND LP Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. 548 Main Street Next to E. O. Rldg. Phone 08 Girl In Trousers Idopcs. SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 26 Rid ing the "blind baggage" and brake rods that they might better elude WTalh y parents, pretty Miss Elhe. Spencer, aged 18, attired in men's clothing, and her prospective hus ban Frank Stlmson. came from Cut bank, Mont , to Spdkane. only to walk Into the waiting arms of the police With a marriage license In Stlin son's pocket the couple were arrest ed and held In the city Jail awaltinc the girl s' parents and nn officer Irom Montana. BY HENRY WOOD. (United Press Staff Correspondent.) LONDON, Oct. 9. (By Mall.) Women munition workers of England say they are being sweated and that their patriotism 1 being exploited to satisfy employers)" greed. The wo men's formal charges, Just filed with the labor board add to the labor mud dle In the Lnlted Kingdom. The women usually are not affili ated with regular trade unions, whose domain they have invaded, but in this case their charges coincide with the allegations of the laboring men. The Kngllsh working women, like ihe men persist In their efforts to-get a hear ing when the life of the nation is at stake, they say. because although they declare themselves patriotic they cannot permit their patriotism to b exploited. While the manufacturers grow rich out of government war contracts, the working women insist their wages re main un Increased! while the cost of living Is constantly ascending The men charged this too. and the women add that their employers are taking advantage of their Inexperience to sweat them.' line advantage the women have Is thai government boards were appoint ed to investigate conditions under Which they might be called upon to worV These boards have responded to the cr for help and are, after In vestigation, lending the weight of thelf authority to the protests. The complaints center largely in the Manchester district where thous ands of factories are installing light er machinery for the women, but are not paying them men's wages, nor nearly so much. The wages were found to vary from a maximum of about (5 for a 4S-hou( week down to 12.50 for a 51-houf 'eek. Despite the minimum wags of seven cents an hour fixed many i oncerns paid less. The women demand factory can teens so the women nlghi workers may have a hot meal. A demand is ulso made for a shift schedule that will not permit a woman 10 work more than 8 hours at a time. Another potest was .tgalnst heavy Work being given to the women. One young girl handled an is pound shell etery minute throughout the day. ('ther girls were found working on lough cast shells weighing i!3 pounds. The report of the government's committee was that woman could not be employed on heavy physical work f t this nature for the period of hours now required unless they were paid sufficiently to permit of proper food i Mid nourishment. Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton's pres ent and coming attractions. To Get r.j Point, Yo: llocd ihe Story Two of Foley Kliln v PHIS taken afti r eseli meal and at bedtime, changed Mr, A Shanholurr from a mlglity sick and pain-ridden man to I a strong, healthy clllien. Knnants, Colo. "Fohy & Co I am wiltli g this, hoping that some one ner.li-ig It inlgl.t see It 1 was so trou' ' '1 i. '.h n. y kidneys an 1 bladder that I could not walk or rid.', and had to ;;-t up as high as twenty limes In Me night A friend persuaded me to try a 5Jc bottle of Fob y Kidney Pills and they helped me wonderfully. I went back and got another liottlo ai.d then again another. Now, to alt if you have kidney and Madder trou ble and It gets you where It had me. yotl won't stand back to try a 5'lo bottle, nnd you will spend another dollar for more. If you need more, Juki ii rheerfully as you ever spent s live cent piece. Sincerely yours, K. A. Shnnholttr." Fur sale In your town by Sold Everywhere. i ohau Play 1- fjood. That laughs, mystery, melodrama and thrills are Irresistible attributes In play construction is convincingly proved In the continued successful presentation of George M. Cohan's fascinating farce, "Seven Keys to Haldpate." which after a full sea-on of ten months In New York and six months In Chicago ot unusual pros perity. Is still at claimed one of th most Intensely interesting entertain ments. This play will he seen a: the Oregon theater Sunday night. ANAMA in URGENT NEED Luhed State May Name l'l-oal ' Agent to SUM.-r L-e I .am v m mmmmmmri&mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxmim e Prepared. to take advantage of opportunities as they are presented. This can best be done by accumulating funds in our Savings Department. A liberal rate of interest paid and your deposit is ab solutely safe. The American National Bank OF PENDLETON CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $400,000. I PANAMA. Nov. 25. President : l'orras has mailed Instructions to the Panama minister to the United State.' I to endeavor to obtain the approvhi of Secretary Lansing to the proposed Panama loan of 11.250,000 on the 1 best term? possible. eVen to consent ing; to the appointment of a fiscal agent for Panama's finances. The consent to the appointment of a fiscal agent Is contingent on the approval of Secretary' Lansing to Panama's plan of giving Interest from 1600.000.000 invested in secur- ' Itles In the Lnlted States for ihe I new loan. Men in Swamp See Katecr BERLIN, Nov. 26. Emperor Wil liam mnde I visit recently to lilsi troops in the Prlpet swamp region of , Russia, the overseas News Agency says. He also visited the spot w!ier stood ltrest-LltoVBk. which a lewj month- ago was a city of 60.000 per sons Nothing now remains but ruins COLDS DO NOT LEAVE WILLINGLY Because a cold Is stubborn la no reason why you should be. Instead of w-enrlng" it out. get sure relief by tnking Dr. King's New Discvery. DanferottS bronchial nnd lung ail ments often follow a cold which has been neuteoted at the beginning. As your body faithfully battle those cold germs, no better aid can be given thun the use of this remedy its merit has been tested by old nn-1 young. Get a bottle today. 50c and tl 00 Adv. "The Money-Wise" People of Pendle ton and Vicinity Have Made this Store the Fastest Growing Department Store In Eastern Oreson Why not Join the thrifty crowds and start right now to be a Popular Cash Store Customer Do Your Christmas Shopping Early This store has a large and complete Toy Depart menteverything for the little folks to make them happy SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 14 LADIES' HIGH GRADE SUITS, GOOD STYLES, 36 TO 40 SIZES. P C. S. PRICE ONLY $3.95. One lot Cloth Coats, small sizes 81-98 One Lot Corsets, all sizes. P. C. S price 98 One lot Ladies' Coats, best styles, proper materials. P. C. S. prices 85.95 FURS Large assortment of kinds and styles P C. S. prices 35, to 922.50. LADIES' SUITS All the season's newest and best styles and materials. Fur trimmed, etc. P. C. S. prices, 99.95 to 918.95. LADIES' COATS P. C. S. prices, 95.45, 96.98, 97.95, 98.98, 910.45, 811.85, 912.45, 913.95. $14.90 920.00. LADIES' SKIRTs P. C. S. prices 93.95. 94.95. 95.95 to 97.95. FLANNELETTE K1MONAS P. C. S. prices 91-19, 91.49 and 91.69. BOUDOIR CAPS P. C S prices 15, 49. i'9c, 89. 98C and 91.19 MEN'S SHOES Work shoes, all solid leather P. C. S. prices 91.98. 92.19. 82.25, 92.45, 92.95, 93.15. 83.49, 93.75. 93.95 and 94.49. DRESS SHOES All new lasts and leathers. P. C. S. prices 93.15, 93.49. 83.98 and 94.50. BOYS' SUITS P. C. S. prices are as low as 81.98, 92.45, 93.95 and $4.45 ; two pairs of pants. MEN'S ALL LEATHER GLOVES P. C. S. prices 49c. 69?. 98c. 91.19. 91.39. $1.4! and 91.69. TRUNKS P C S. prices 93.00. 94.45 $5.95. 96.98. 97.50. $9.90. $11.90. 912.45 to 914.95 BOYS' SHOES P. C. S. prices 91.45. $1.70 91.98 and 92.49. FAT ANKLE SHOES For babies, P. C, S. price 9Nc MEN'S SWEATERS P. C. S. prices 75. 91.45. $2.98 and 94.65. LADIES' GLOVES Wool gloves. P. C. S. prices 15. 20 and 25. Kid Gloves come in black and white, plain black, white and black, plain white and tan. P C S. prices are 91.25 and 91.50. W. B. CORSETS Best on the market. P. C. S. prices $1.00 to $3.00. CHILDREN'S COATS Large range of colors and materials. P. C. S. prices, ages 3 to 8 yrs., 91.98; ages 8 to 14 yrs., P. C. S. prices 82.49 and 97.95. WAISTS Silk crepe de chine, all col ors and sizes P C. S. prices 91.98 to $3.50. SILKS Fancv stripes, plaids, checks, fillards'at from 49 to $1.19. 27 and 36 inches wide. MEN'S UNDERWEAR Come in two piece suits and unions; light, medium and heavv weight P. C. S. prices 50. 65. 90, 98. $1.50, 81.98. $2.25 and $2.95. MEN'S EXTRA PANTS About 20 different patterns to choose from; all wool mix tures and cords. P. C. S. prices 98. $1.19. 81.49. 81.69. 81.79. $1.98, $2.00 to 83.15 MEN'S HATS P. C. S. prices 81.49. 81.98. 82.49 and 83.48. SUIT CASES P. C. S prices 69c. 98c. $1.39, 81.98, 82.49. 83.45. 84.45 to 87.98. BABY SOFT SOLE SHOES P C. S. prices 25 and 50c LADIES' SHOES P. C. S. prices 81-50. 81-98 82.49. 82.79. 82.95. 83.19. 83.45 to 83.98. DRY GOODS SERGES 50 in. wide, come in blue, black, green, red and brown. P. C. S. price only 98 yd. SHEPARD CHECK 54 in. wide, all wool. P C. S. price, yard 69. RUGS All new patterns, large as sortment to choose from. P. C 8. prices 81-89. $2.19. $3.98. $14.95. 815.95 and 816.95 FLANNELETTE SKIRTS Ladies'. 69c to 98: chil dren's plain, 49; embroider ed. 69C. FIRST STEP SHOES P. C. S. prices 89 and 98 WOOL NOVELTY Black and white stripe. P. C. S. price, yard 69. ART GOODS Large assortment stamped goods for embroidery work. MEN'S SUITS Fabrics in the Popular Cash Store suits for men are the best the market affords and P. C S. prices are as low as $6.90. 87.90, 89.90, $10.90 $11.90. $12.90. $13.50. $14.90 and $15.00. MACKINAWS Come in the Norfolk and plain styles, all wool and many pleasing patterns. P. C S. prices as low as $3.95. $6.95. 87.45. 97.95. 98.45 and 98.95. MEN'S WOOL GLOVES and Lined Mittens. P. C. S. prices 35. 59. 65 and 75 TRAVELING BAGS P. C. S. prices 91.58. 92.95. 93.45, 95.95. 96.45. 97-45, 97.95 and $8.45. FELT SLIPPERS for ladies' and children. P. C. S. prices, children, 75. 85. 98c, 91.25; ladies', 91.00. 91.25. 91-45. and 91-75. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES P C. S. prices 98c. 91.19. 9149. 91-69. 91 79 to 92.19 sizes to 5 for children, to 2 for misses' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Light, medium and heavy weights. Misses' sizes, unions, P. C. S. prices 49c. 59c. 65c. 91.00. 91.25 and 92.00. La dles' Union Suits. P. C. & prices. 69c. 98. 91.19, $1.25. 91.50. 9165. 91.75 91.98. 92.25. 92.50 and $3.25. INFANTS' VESTS Rubens; cotton. P. C. S prices 25 and 35; mixed wool and cotton. P. C. S price 48; silk and wool. P C. S. prices 91.29 and 91.39. CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE Come in black, white and colors. P. C. S. price only 23 COMPLETE SHOWING NOTIONS AT P. C. S. PRICES OF POPULAR CASH STORE BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY 01 01