East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 02, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1915. EIGHT PAGES I IT PAYS Bath Robes Belt Cuff Buttons Garters Gloves Hosiery Lounging Robes Blue Serge Suit Cane Cap Shirts H. S. & M. Suit Watch Fob Umbrella Pocket Book Sweater Coat Suspenders Hat Overcoat Underwear Smoking Jacket Boxed Holiday Set Muffler Rain Coat Scarf Pin Handkerchiefs Fancy Vest Collars Ties Collar Bag Suit Case Hand Bag Trunk Indian Robe Only 19 More Shopping Days Remain 'Hi Christmas l 1 Hints You have a great deal of shopping to do. The time is growing shorter rapidly and every minute counts. You can save time by coming to The Peoples Warehouse. Our stocks are larger and more varied. Our service is the best. You'll like our prices and the goods are the best for the price, no matter what the price. Tf Great Sale of Mens OVERCOATS Now is the time for you to buy your Overcoat Every Overcoat in our great stock is reduced. The profit is all cut off. All we ask you is the actual cost, and in manv ( ases not that much. Ours is the largest stock, by far, in Eastern Oregon. No matter what your taste or want we can easily please you. Come and see. READ THESE PRICES. $ 7.50 Overcoats are Reduced to . $ 5.89 $10.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $ 7.63 $15X0 Overcoats are Reduced to $11.49 $17.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $13.60 $20.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $15.85 $22.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $17.75 $25.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $19.35 $27.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $21.40 $30.CO Overcoats are Reduced to $23.45 $42.50 Overcoats are Reduced to '. $33.65 $47.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $37.20 Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5 'er-J 8 8 8 About thirty-five Indies of th Presbyterian AM Society met vaster duy afternoon It the home of Mrs I James It. McCook on Went Jackson street, Mrs. McCOOlc, Mrs. F. M. Kb rel unil Mrs. It. H. Home beinit hos Wsses. After a busines meetinK a social hour during which solos were sung by Mrs. Raymond Hatch and Mrs. K.'K. .xldrirh. was enoyed. Re freshments were served late In the afternoon. mm 8 8 WOOL BEDFORD CORD Can be used for many things, dresses, skirts, babv coats, etc. Comes 42 inches wide, white only, all wool; washes like linen. The vard $1.50 LINEN CRASH For Fudge Aprons. It is a special linen crash, most suitable for these aprons; 18 inches wide, in plain white with satin border. The yard 10 to 25 HANDKERCHIEF LINEN It's about time for you to purchase your handkerchief linens if you contem plate making handkerchiefs, waists, col lar and cuff sets for Xmas. A full stock on hand ; 36 inches wide. The yard 65 to $2.00. FANCY CHIFFONS Marquisette, etc., for waists. These are very popular and quite stylish. Come 40 inches wide in flowered designs, checks, plaids and stripes, all colors. Al so plain chiffon, marquesette and Geor gette crepe of best quality, finest tex ture, all shades for street and evening. The yard $1.00 to $2.50 (f MEN! Smoking Jackets, House Coats and Bath Robes. Smoking Jackets of pure wool, double fac ed cloth, smart, new styles and patterns ; just the kind "he" would like; sizes 34 to 46. The prices range from $5.00 to $10.00 House Coats, the very latest possible styles, plaids, long and full cut, nothing can beat them for comfort $7.50. $10, S13.50 to $15. Bath Robes We are showing the most at tractive line of bath robes we've ever had. Beacon robes in good patterns, full range sizes $5.00, $7.50 $13.50. Turkish robes $3.50 J?5.00 to $7 50. at of to 8 Mr 8 1 8 3 J une o highest brought course i the most expensive and praised attractions ever i Pendleton on a lyeeum the Kiheldnffer-Sklhlnsk.' The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. l$ttMt$$MMM9teltlltttl in WEST VMF.s AMI,. HEART WORKS IS Fill, VIEW. Wonderful Parka of Surgical IVal Porformod oa Small But. ' HICAOO Dec. '1. Joe Paren'i, IS ears old. is believed to be recover : g al the Presbyterian hospital from SPARED POPUIMMKHANICS MAGAZINE 300 ARTICLES - 300 ILLUSTRATIONS mfWP informed of the World' Proifrvw ir I titfinHmntf Mm hi.iri arid I r, ue-tit ifrfi Foi .IllfllliC iih -I IIm arid VN u'nen at nm la iliu'ida of I Id (itir Porifl tataotlf on lt aU ! uicmtu&K suid it it Written So You Can Understand It) 1-th.sI.i.I llu.uf .r si, ..iii. I As things mcl coeirs. is. mm) rtiwwt OPULA MICHANICS MAGAZINES u remarkable series of surgical oper- I ations. For 10 dayi his heart wax ex-1 pntwd, and pumped a sluggish flow of blood through the weak little body. uespue an ancnor or urain tuoes nun whtch it was pierced. letter the tubes were removed and the aperture in the cheat sewed up. The boy was first brought in and operated upon for an abscotje on his left leg. Soon he was back for a i similar operation on the right leg : 'Then both shoulders and his hips were 1 operated upon, as systs were forming rapid!?, Then it was found that thel I pericardium, the sack about the hear' was affected. The ribs were j then sawed through, the longs push ed aside and the heart lifted up. the : : . .itdium was then pierced andt 1 drain tubeH inserted t" draw "ff the; i pus The chest was left open w ith the heart exposed until all traces of In- - IMMMK.lt CARRIES TWO. Race Marti in r Water With Men strai'B"ri to Hack. NKW VOHK. Dei 1 With tlM water icy cold, Henr Klionskv the i other day swam Hell (late with his aims and feet bound and two men! et rapped to his back. The trip from ! lllacl. wells Island to tiic railwa con., oecting bridge took on!) ftl minutes When he had finished the 200-! pounds New Ijoiidou swimming giant admitted it was ihe harden! freak stunt he had yet tried, and the one m which he had come nearest to death Klionskv plunged into the water at 1 JO with David 'iardella. vice com-, inodore of the American lafe-Savlrig J Society, and Jowph Kitapatrlek the i pair weighing )00 pounds- on his' back The combined weight of the I pair inude It hard for him to cdttie ! up after his first dive. When the trio ran into an eddy j they were tossed about in a way that made it almost impossible for the i swimmer to get his breath, but Klion skv managed to right himself, andi complete his task. The men on hlsj back became frightened, making it hard for him to finish. Her (,immI Health rn Chamber lain's Table' a, "I owe my good health to Uh Derialna Tablets, v,r:;cs Mrs. R ;. Xeff. Crooketon, Ohio, "Two yenrs ago trai an Invalid due to stomach trouble I took three Pottles of Hies.- Tablets and have since been in ihe best of health." Obtainable everv ehere, Adv, To trade at the Hub, because we don't raise Holiday prices just because you feel happy and want to spend some money for presents and in confusion of selections j... l ... An nri ivilem uigfji juai wnat yuu ai c apcuuiuK' v j protects you. DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EARLY A W. C. T. V, institute will be held it the Haptist church tomorrow af- t rnoon. beginning at 2 o'clock. The following program has been arranged for, and every one Is welcome to be present. The evening addresa will be given by Mrs. Kemp in the Christian church. fiiMiiK i rusaile Hymn Scripture Heading Pa. 146 Mrs. S. A. Lowell Prayer Mrs. K. H. Clevenget social Center to take the Place of Saloons Mrs. L. B. Kamadell What can the Physicians I'se in Their Prescriptions In Place of Alcohol Pr. T. M. Henderson Solo Miss Mildred Berkley Address- -B) State President Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp Discussion. Singing. Adjournment. Yesterday afternoon at i D'olook in the chambers of the county court Miss Jennie Marie Winder of Weston became the bride of Frank Vernon Une. a young farmer of Cambridge, Idaho: Judge Churles'H. Marsh offl elating. A few relatives witnessed the ceremony. Ladies' sateen petticoats in various colors 65 and 98t. Ladies' bungalo aprons, several patterns to choose from 59 Turkish bath towels, size 23x47, extra value 25f Turkish bath towels me dium size 15s; 2 for 25. Ladies' felt house slip pers; all colors and stvles 65, 95. $1.25 and $1.45. Children's house slippers, fur trimmed and plain, 75. 85 and 95t Knit hoods, caps, toques, hockey caps 25. 45 and 85. Wool golf gloves, big lot to select from 25t and Men's kid dress gloves at 15, 65 and $1.00 Men's silk lined dress gloves .. $1.00, $1.35 Men's silk 4-in-hand ties, 25, 35 and 45. Bow ties .... 25 and 45 Men's dress shirts 45, 69 and 85. Men's heavy wool shirts. 95. $1.25 and $1.45 Men's logger shirts $3.50 $3.85, $4.25. Men's Mackinaw coats at $4.00, $4.95, $5.85. $6.50 and $6.85. Men's house slippers 75f, $1.25 and $1.45. Boys' suits $1.45, $1.95, $2.45. $2.95, $3.85 THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. The Evening Delphian Study Club of Pendleton, which will become a part of the ( iregon chapter or the na tional Delphian Society, will hold its preliminary organization meeting t. -morrow evening at 7:30 In the coun cil chambers of the city hall. There are about twenty-five charter mem bers consisting np'stly of teachers and ladles who are not able to belong to the oltlh which meets during aft ernoons. A largely attended meeting of the three organizations of the parish ot the Chufeh of the Redeemer, tin Parish Aid, the Women's AUxUlltri and the Sanctuaiy Chapter, was held yesterday afternoon at the rectory with Mrs c, K Cranston, Mrs. p.ii. L Burroughs and Mrs. Thomas llov len as hostesses. During the bUSinesr Session an appropriation of J S 3.1 0 was made tor the installment on the Johnson street pavement and ar rangements were made for the annu al sale of work on December The three Sanctuary Chapters also mada arrangements for a Christmas tree the church decorations for the holi days. After the business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed. In the e ening Ihe vestry met and at 7:tl0 choir practice was held OLD BAKER HKSIDKYl DIES. John Klsscll Is tViiiml Dead In lied by Ills Wife. HAKKR. Ore., Nov. 30. To find her husband lying cold In death he side her was the experience of Mrs. John Klssell of South Dewey aven nue, when she awoke. Mrs. Klssell lust saw her husband aliv i retlr iug. When she awoko she reached over to touch him only to find him dead. Acute indigestion, coupled with heart failure. Is given as the cause of fit ath. Mr. Kissell was 19 years old an I for 3:1 years had been a resident of lluker county. 15 yeurs of that lime on a ranch and the remaining, time m Paker. , lit NT HURTING l N D V Manufaeturins plant.- Kept llunnlni Mglit and Day. CHICAGO, Dec. 1. - "It may cos: Canada a great deal in keep a man at the battle frmit In France, but i curly every cent is coming back to Canada In war orders." said Hrusf Storey, of Winnipeg, who was at Ihe Hotel Sherman. "The manufacturing plants are run ntna night and d) with war orders An Immense amount of money Is pour leg Into Canada for food comtnodltlen and manufactured articles. Don'l imagine for a moment that the win Is draining Canuda of ItS wealth EAT BIG MEALS! NO Patrolman l Hilled. PORTLAND, ire.. Nov. 10. Acci dentally shot when his revolver drop pd from Its holster to the floor In the Hlbernla Rail, Patrolman .1 C 0111 was almost Instantly killed II was alone at Ihe time of the accident Company, a rare combination oi brilliant musical talent, which ip pears at the high school auditorium i this evening. The company qonslsts of three real musical artists. Grace I Hall-Rlheldaffer, recognized as one of America's great sopranos, Alex ander Von Skihlnsky. a violinist who Is rated high among the masters ol this instrument, and Clarence J (Tells mi accompanist of flr.M rank. .supremo Court Sustains Sentence and Pine of -jr(Mi. CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Ottoman SSar Adusst rfahisjh, high priest of ill" I Masdatnan cult, faces a term In the j house nf correction as a result of action nf the supreme court of the f nited Slates, which declined to in terfere with the sentence of Ihe low- ourt. wo vears ago Danish was convic ted of sanding Improper matter by trprcss in violation of the Interstate I commerce law and was eesjienced in tlx months' imprisonment and to pay I .. 1 t r. ii i una ui Iiovol.l 1,1 'HEARS' PKl'SSIA. Till- Si! bark, gt) ler-l-ka. Because (il.Vt KltlVK AND HAHK PREVENT PPKDK I I Is nple mixture of iiuckthom cerine, etc., Known as A,l tstonlshe Pendleton people. iller-l-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel ONE SPOON -I"l'l. relieves almost AN'Y CASK COf, stlpalion. sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses orten relieve or pre vent appendicitis. short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble The INSTANT easy action of Adler-i-l;.i Is astonishing. Tollman a Co. dru"-i gists Mexican Band Is (,ct i.ooi. LAREDO. Texas. Not .m A hun dred Mexican bandits last Wednes'a held Up a passenger trsln betw-en Duiango cars w;tl I Tnfreon riddled lh ll'-ts. wounded a passen ger ami tii lars in mo arriving 'li I a nobler lid- lllglsdioll. Laughter is one of the most health- ful exertions; It Is or great help to i digestion. A still more effei dual help Is a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets.: If yon should be troubled with lad!'-1 (estlon give them a trial. They only cost a nuarter obtainable every-! where Adv I T, I!. May Lead Jlooscrs. NKW VnKK. .Nov. 30. "No coin- line with the republicans," standi'1 as Ihe hull moose slogan. This decision ..yalnsl amalgamation was reached by the national executive committee. Nothing hut a Straight ticket for lllg will do. leaders declared. More iii er. I hey hinted that Koofsnrejl Might I"' chosen to lead the hosls w lih po slblv Governor Johnson is Ills running mate Bulgai's Arc dianciiig. LONDON; Dec. 1. With the Ilul gars driving for Monastir. Athens dis patches said the Serbs are making I'tincious resistance at Popatltxa. I ' miles north of Monastir. The civilian are horn lux from the. place, believ ing It will full soon. Beports said the Bulger have recaptured Kale.h ahlk Pass. ' . , , I'opc lavor- (jciiiihiis. BERLIN, bj wireless a6ayviUi b !.. Dec. I. An intervview osienslblj with the pope, printed bj the MI'tag tySOtad him as siieaking of "Knssla's guilt In causing Ihe war" and as la voring Ausiro-iiermaii iirlicles in Mel glum and in other places of Ihe war. WlrelCtW Movsajic Is Caught IIOIMI Miles Away. II HONOLULU, T H., Dec. 1. What Ik said to lie a new record In raoio fansiuisslon was established when or, efipTatol here picked up mCSSage? be Ing transmuted from N'auen. Prussia, o TU'kerton. N. j. approximate!) Hiiinr Tulles avvax. The fMrMan oierator was lending war dlepcti hes and the eaVeedroppei had tio'difflculty In "copying the r port.'t"' Harrow Itefuscs Invitation. NKW YORK, Nov in i'ii llw ground Ihnl it Is "neither wise noi right for'us to interfere," in Ihe Ku ropeaii war at this time. AUome) Clarence Darrow declined Kurd's m vltatlon tn accompanj the Kurd neaei ship to the peace congress ubiu Today And A Generation Hence The flight of time makes us think of tho future. The baby of today reflects what greatness may hu acquired when be gmwii li,,. And any Influence that brings relief to the expectant mother la the first and, greatest of obligations. There ! a splendid remedy known as "Mother's Friend" that has been a safeguard, a helpful dally bin-' encc, to a host of women. Applied exter nally to the muscle , thev Lww,. nllanf they stretch wlthoiit undue pain, there Is an I absence of distress, the nerval are soothed j by taking away Ihe burden of leaving all to I just natural conditions. There Is in ."Mother's Friend" the direct j snd immediate help that all expectant moth ers require, used tiy their own hand, guided by their own minds, they learn at once the blessed relief from morning sickness result ing from undue stretching. They experience dally calm and nightly rest. It la Indeed Mother's Friend." (let a bottle today of any druggist. Then write BradSeld Regulator Co., 410 l.amar lildg., Atlanta, Oa for one of the most entertaining and valuable llttla books ever presented. It is worth writing for. PAPE8 Dl tPBPSIN" l- i1 li Ki;vr and si REST STOMA! II HI! HOST KNOWN Till IT. Time tl Pape's Dig pepsin will digest anything you eat and over come a sour, gassy or out-of-order str.mach surely wl'.hln five mlnub s. If your meoi.s don't fit comfortably or what you eat lies like a lump of lea! In your stOmSCtl, or If you h i S heartburn, that Is a sign of Indiges tion Get from -our pharmTiM a fifty cent case .,f Pape's Dnpepsln nnl take a dose just an soon II you i s.n. There will be nn sour risings, no belching of undigested fond mixed with ncld. nn stomach rns or hesrt burn. fullness nr heavy fee'ing in the stomach nausea. debilitating headaches. .Harness or intestinal griping. This will all go, and be sides, there will he no sour food left over In the stomach to poison our breath with nauseous odors Pape's Dbipensln Is a certain fnr nut-nfnrdrr stomachs, because It takes hold nf your food and dlgeis It Just Ihe same as' If yonf stosnxch wasn't there Relief In five minutes from ill stomarh misery Is Waiting for you at any drug store. These large fifty-rent casea con tain enough "Pape's ni.iprpgln" , keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and it.digestlon for many months. It belong! In yont home Gnernor Cantu. of Lower Callfoi nlt. In Mexico, lives in royal splen dor, Just over the border In the I'n1 tsd Htatss. i Get a Can TO-DAY From Your Hardware or Grocery Dealer Dealer I am unable to secure dealt', nhlc office local ion In this dtj. and my residence Is not cerj i i n ID located. w ill . all at the residence of any one interested In Chiropractic, and give ex noiinniiiin and explanation froe DR. GEORGE KIN7 Licensed Chiropractor. Phone 170. The Italian government uses Ainer an machinery lo manufacture shoes nr Its soldiers Capture Serb Town, LONDON; Nov. SO. The rapture ol Prlsrend near ihe Albanian border. Western Serbia, i claimed by Berlin offlciallV.'' WATCH THE SMALL AILMENTS S They are really warnings ol 5 digestive or bowel weakto- ' S 3 In such cases I H08TETTERS ! STOMACH BITTERS I 3 lia been found verv helpful g rTlHilllliliiniiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiihr FALT'S famous Fresh Every Day CRAWFISH Served at our tables and sold to the trade Wholesale or retail. OYSTERS 4 SEA CRABS The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALT'S sea foods.