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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1915)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915. Most Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse It nanW ft . 1 1 1 s j r . ' r Christmas 1 0 i Si is in the Air THE SEASON TO GIVE AND RE CEIVE. THE TIME WHEN THE FACE OF THE WORLD BREAKS IN TO A SMILE. WRINKLES ARE WIPED OUT, EYES BRIGHTEN AND BODIES GROW MORE ACTIVE, MOVED BY A QUICKENED HEART BEAT. EVERYBODY EVERY WHERE IS THINKING ABOUT SOMEBODY ELSE, PLANNING AND WORKING TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY. THAT'S WHAT THIS STORE OF OURS HAS BEEN DO ING. WE HAVE BEEN MORE THAN EVER ALERT IN GATHER ING HERE FOR YOU THE GREAT- HANDKERCHIEFS AS GIFTS FOR MEN Probably the most popular of all Christ mas gifts are handkerchiefs. This Christ mas finds us better than ever prepared to fill your every want. Cambric handkerchiefs, plain hem stitched, 10, 3 for 25; 154, 2 for 25t Linen, plain hemstitched, 20, 3 for 50 25t 35 and 50. Linen Initial 25, 35 and 50 Cambric Initial 15, 2 for 25 Silk handkerchief, plain hemstitched, 25. 50. 75, S 1.00 and f 1.25. Initial Silk Handkerchiefs 25 and 50 FOR FANCY SUSPENDERS CHRISTMAS Every man wants and needs an extra pair or two of suspen ders. They make very accep table gifts. We can show you a mide variety of suspenders now. New live elastic 50, 75. $1.00 to $1.50. SHOP EARLY Shop Early and get the best service. Shop Early, when you can take "your time to it. Shop Early, while the stocks are com plete and new and fresh. Shop Early, before the rush and jam begins. Shop Early, we'll hold your packages for you and send them on the day you wish to any address. EST COLLECTION OF GIFTS WE HAVE EVER ASSEMBLED. Mens Overcoats Reduced aliU If you are ever going to need an Overcoat you need it now. We know it and will help you to get it by giving you greatly reduced price on the newest best Overcoats of the season just to get you to help us reduce our stock. Buy now while our stock is complete. Embroidered Japanese Kimonos MAKE BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS. $2.95 TO $12.50. We know of nothing that would give any woman or miss, more genuine pleasure than to receive one of our beautiful Christmas ki monos. They are made of durable cotton crepe and Japanese silk, in dainty shades of pink, light blue, rose, lavender and purple. FOR PARTY DRESSES A wonderful showing of party dress materials and trimmings. Beautiful in texture, finish and colorings. Come in a big variety of silks, chiffons, nets ana tulle, pussv willow taffeta, crepe de chine, messaline, charmeuse, Ufteta, geor gette crepe, tulle, silk net, etc. All shades for evening wear, hconormcally -i a m nn nn T ' . , t l . . . U . 1 n on VIllll' TRIMMINGS FOR PARTY WEAR The moot beautiful showing of trimmings we have ever had. All col ors and descriptions. Bead trimmings, bands and edges, ribbon flowers, fur, o.-trich, tulle, laces, flouncing over lace", etc drpss HOSIERY FOR EVENING WEAR We carry the largest line of silk hosiery in the city. Every shade for evening, the best in quality and finish. The pair fl.00 to $2.00 THE BARGAIN BASEMENT The Beit $3. 50 Shoe on Earth We have made extra effort to buy the best women's shoe that is made to sell for $3.50, and we are glad to state we now have them in stock in patent, gun metal calf and kid leather. !n button and lace, plain and tip toe. long and Hhort vamps, Louie Cuban and low heels, cloth and kid tops, light and medi um heavy soles. Also the English last in lace ; a medium narrow toe and low heel, a splendid walking shoe. The same values are to be had in our men's $3.50 shoes; both in dress shoes and work shoes. viKit ihls Menarment durlnic sour curly Christina shopping You "we it to yourself to overlook no ar Uif that in economically make mr one liappy - You will be but one or the many who have si ready ROM surprised at thin busy department lth stock of over 115 000 worth of bargains. Be. ooovtecqd' that ii.oo spent beige will gi' It hapfWnr-H ,r sio.oo int tltemtue. A few SiiKK-"tl,,n-. ami Few fiaraln I"rfi EVbit Till'. FATIIKIC. Initial handkerchief .V 126 suit til 122.50 heavy coat.. .'. $3 00 dress hat . l.69 13.50 dress shoes $2.37 2 50 wool shirt . $1.19 $1.50 union suit . , Mr 4 50 buck gloves f I H 4.25 wool sweater II.7U 13 50 wool sweati-r .l.tH 13.50 Xtra heavy vesU 12. 00 dreaa shirt. H.V 50c suspenders IV 50c silk tie I!' Guarantee!! sox 12 FOB Tin; HOTHER A $25 00 coat for 11.97 A $25 OOcoat for . . .14.97 A $3 75 fur for tl.9 A $4 25 sweater for 12.79 $5.00 shoes for ... l 98 $2.50 wooi iiress goods 47c $4 50 silk petticoat .12.27 $2.75 wool waist ... 79c 35c wool gloved Or. $1.50 silk gloves 4V Guaranteed hoe..l2 l-2c Handkerchiefs. . .2 for 5r Have you n'e- Our Xmai Cww fmot? PURE FOOD SHOP BASEMENT. 3 Main Phones 15. You'll find here hundreds of articles suitable for gifts. Come down today. CHRISTMAS CANDIES now here, the greatest assortment of holiday sweets we have ever shown. Make your se lections now. HAWAIIAN KIJCI.D s few .lays. The not- PINKAPTLK. tic 2.V Keg. 25c can, T. I. NKW TODAY W. Special Sale California Lavcr A cans $1.00 Klgs. found 2.V TABIK PKAOIIKK ITALIAN OHKSl'fl ITS Packed In rich sugar New crop. Pound. syrup Hg 25c can 2.1 T V. W. Special Sale. NKW NAVKL OR- 5 cans tl.Wl UrOEtV I.1BHVS TOMATO fJOOd ' "lor and ren- CATBIT. sonably sweet. Doxen. Specially priced for 40c, 50c, V.c THE-PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Paps to Trade j 41 . y 2 Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5. J Pendleton women will be interested in the announcement that Mrs George W. McMuth, president of the Oregon Congress of Mothers. will probably call a meeting of that or ganisation In La Grande during the Farmers' and Humecomers' week. which representatives of the Oregon Agricultural College will put on In that city during the first of Febru ary. The vice presidents of the or ganization, of which Mrs John Montgomery of Pendleton Is one, wll! be asked to assist In promoting in terest In the convention. The Pendleton Delphian Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In the council room of th city hall. ! Mrs. George D. Haslett was host Tuesduy afternoon to the ladles of I the North Side Bridge Club Honors were won by Mrs Charles M. 8tyP4 Great Interest la beginning to be manifest in the plan to celebrate i hristmas eve in Pendleton with a I gigantic Christmas tree and Christma j caroling by children. Such a MIS ! bnition Is something new In thla ctt I and Its novelty will only Increase Its ' popularity. The tree will be set dp ! at the intersection of Main and Court I streets within the nest few days and will be decorated with colored lights ' in Christmas eve a platform will be erected for the chorus ot children now being trained by Miss Eleanor , Vincent and Eugene Molltor. Every ! child In Pendleton will be remember i ed by old Santa Cuius who will be ! there in person to distribute the gifts i of candy among the little folks W heat 1- Sent to EM, WALLA WALLA, Wash, Dec. 8. For the first time Walla Walla valley grain Is finding a strong demand In the east and middle west Within a short time more thnn 100,000 bush els have been shipped to St. Paul and Minneapolis Max Houser of Portland, is said tc have been one of the heaviest ship pers. It l reported that at least 5U.- U00 bushels will go from this Imme diate vicinity soon. From the nor'h west close to a half million bush-Is will le sent. Not only Is Walla Walla valley wheal going east, but in the last week 15 carloads of flour have been ship ped Much of it goes to St. Loan and other localities where large bis cuit and cracker factories are located Dr. Eberle snd Dr. Brsithwsit aj well ss Dr. Bimon - all distinguished Minors agree that whatever may be the disease, the orine seldom fails in furnishing us with a clue to the princi ples upon which it is to be treated, and accurate knowledge concerning the nature of disease can thin be obtained. If backache, scalding urine or frequent urinstion bother or distress you, or ll uric acid in the blood has caused rheu matism, gout or scistica or you suspect kidney or bladder trouble just write Dr. Pierce at the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y.; send a sample of urine and de scribe symptoms. You will receive free medical advice after Dr.Pieroe'i chemist bas examined the urine this will be carefully done without charge, and you will be under no obligation. Dr. Pierce during many years of experimentation has discovered a new remedy which he finds is thirty-seven times more power ful than lithia in removing uric acid from the system. If you are sufferim? from backache or the pains of rheuma tism, go to vour best druggist and ask for a 50 -cent box of "Anuric" put up by Dr. Pierce. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weak women and Dr. Pierce's Golden Mimical Discovery for the blood have been favorably known for the past forty years and more. Thev are standard remedies to-day as well as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for the liver and bowels. You can get a ample of any one of these remedies by writing Dr. Pierce. Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled as a Liver Pill, One fitiv, Hutjnr-cvatfd PtlM a Dote. Cure Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Disziness, Constipa tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangemeuld of the Liver, btomacb and Bowels. Turks Pour Into i'limce. LONDON, Dec S - The Mall's So lonlka correspondent slates that th Turks are pouring men Into Thric e, which wag a Turkish province bSfors the late llulki'n wars The Turks. UN! Correspondent believes, evidently de sire to Install themselves In force In the territory they formerly held, With the Intention of remaining there aft er the war. In Bulgarian political and mllll.u CirClM their attitude causes HMD u anxiety. Villa ami Troop T DOUQIaAA Arizona, Dec. s Villa is heading his exhausted follows who are fleeing from the Sauhaurlpa dis trict, 100 miles south of the border, followed by Crbalejo with I large de tachment of Yaqul Indians determin ed to carry Villa's body to Carrania. This report was brought by General Manuel Dleguez. military commander of the four northern Mexican states, who arrived for a conference Villa s exhausted horses are reported fallln? by the wayside. Many horses are carrying: tWO and three fugitives. EAT A SQUARE MEAL AND NOT FEAR INDIGESTION Wil l. HAVGHTOM Bl II K 4 VI HARVARD NEXT 4 YE A It ' There are hundreds of people In Pendleton who are not the least bit surprised when they read in the En" Oregonlan that Tallman AY Co. ir selling Mi-o-na on a guarantee to re fund the money In case It did not re lieve. This remarkable dyspeps; remedy will relieve the worst case of Indigestion, headache, dlzxlnesa. or the general played-out condition that afflicts every one suffering with stomach trouble. Mi-o-na does not sli,uply relieve. It alms to cure. They can tell you of many well known people in thla city who thu remedy has restored to health ofte'i after they havo tried many othei methods of treatment with little N no benefit No other dyspepsia rem edy has made so large a percentaK--of cures aa Ml-o-na, It Is so large that Tallman ft Co stand ready to refund the price to any customer whom it does not help. The best kind of advertising is the praise of a pleased customer, and there are hundreds In Pendleton to day praising Mi-o-na because It does what It Is advertised to do. A few moaths ago they could eat nothtnK without wondering what the reSWit would be Since using Mi-o-na. the' eat what they want am) when they want with no fear of suffering ia$f . 1 at m GITO YOI H run. MIS Monogram Stationery FOR MAS filFT. w. a. SMITH & CO. WEDDING AND VISITING CARD BNORAVma. MORGAN BLDO., PORTLAND. OR. I am unable to aecuro desir able office location In this dly, and my WaHlMIUU Is nnl oen trail v located. I will call at the residence of anyone Interested In Chiropractic, anil give ei amlnatton and explanation free. DR. GTDORGB ' KINZ. Licensed Chiropractor, Phone 170. The contract of Percy Haughton who has developed the most wonder-1 ful football teams In Harvard's his-1 tory, terminates with the present sett-j n and ther are rmors that he will not resume his work as coach of the Crimson next year, and that his place Will be taken by Charley Daly, form- I Harvard iiuarlerback and now inch of the Army eleven. The rumor says that Haughton 'l business Interests are demanding much of his lime, and he feels tlutt he would rather retire now. In a "blaze of glory' than to wait for an BARGAINS! Real bargain in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbag in the store V-PRICE. Less than wholesale. Tallman & Co. Leading Drufgliti ff year.
