East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 05, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' PAGE TWO How to Cure Coughs and Colds, You Need Furs mmmm Buy them now at reduced prices. 1 We are selling our fur neckpieces AT ONE-HALF PRICE All Fur Muffs ARE REDUCED 25 g These are the Greatest Values of the Season Its a Rare Op- J portunityBuy Now If Women's Coats The NEAR-BEER TOO NEAR; CAN'T GO IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, Wash . Jan. a. "Llfe ataff." a product manufactured by a local brewery as a subsiKute for th-? beer which prohibition banished, was declared a malt liquor by Prosecuting Attorney A. H Lundin. who announc WRITE TO YOl It FRIENDS ON Monogram Stationery W. 6. SMITH & CO. WEDDING AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDG . PORTLAND. OR. m llillllll Wifey. 1 am certainly glad we've got our Winter Coal Supply in it looks as though we're going to have a real cold winter; besides, think of the money I've saved by buying early in the season. There's Jones' serosa the street, they never buy their coal until the cold weather sets in they not only pay more, but as a rule are freezing while waiting for it to be delivered. Have vou YOUR WINTER COAL Why not order NOW, when de liveries are prompt? Telephone 8 Oregon Lumber Yard A. H. CO A. Mgr. at Bargain Prices Our coat sale offers rare values that you will not be able to secure later in the season. At the prices we are offering you can't afford to shiver with the cold. $3.95 Will Buy a Good Warm All Wool Coat. Cut on plain tailored, con servative lines, black and colors. The regular prices )f these coats were from S7.50 to $30.00. Your hoice only $3.95 Peoples Where it ed that attempts to sell the product in this county would te followed by prosecutions. Lundin's action is based upon re ports of three chemists who examined the beverage. Although the chemists reported that "Lifestaff" contained no alcohol the prosecutor decided that it is a malt liquor and cannot therefore be sold legally in Washing ton. The prosecutor also called atten tlon In a public statement today to advertisements of liquor printed In magazines published outside the state. Lundin holds that all adver tisement! of this character must be deleated by news dealers Iwfore the periodicals may be offered fur sale OUR HIGHEST GRADE, NEW STYLISH COATS REDUCED. Our assortment includes plush, broadcloth, the new skating coat and stylish Scotch mixtures. Read These Reduced Prices. 910.00 ( oats are Reduced to $12.50 Coats are Reduced to $15.00 Coats are Reduced to $16.50 Coats are Reduced to $10.75 Coats are Reduced to 922.50 Coats are Reduced to $25.00 Coats are Reduced to $27.50 Coats are Reduced to $30.00 Coats are Reduced to WARM WINTER CLOTHES FOR MEN. Fur Gloves $2.50 to $5.0C Fleece Lined Gloves $1.00 to $2.50 Golf Gloves 50c to 75c Sheep Lined Duck Overcoats $8.50 to $18.50 Sheep Lined Short Duck Coats $5.50 to $8.50 Mackinaws $5.C0 to $15.C0 Fur Overcoats at Greatlv Reduced Prices. Ear Warmers 25c Sweaters $1.50 to $7.50 Wool Shirts $1.50 to $4.CC MATERIAL FOR EXTRA SKIRTS A big showing of materials for extra skirts. Separate skirts are very popular and the materials now being shown in our dress goods section are the newest weaves, colorings and patterns, especially purchased for such; all wool, 42 to 56 inches wide. The yard 98t to 82.00 SILK WAISTINGS Consists of plaids, stripes, checks, plain colors of taf feta, messaline, serge, silk, etc. Conies all colors, 27 to 36 inches wide. The yard 98e to $2.00 Warehouse Pays to Trade GERMAN PEACE PLANS DECLARED MONSTROUS PARIS. Jan !. A Zurich newspa per has published an article purport ing to outline Germany's latest peai a terms. It is asserted here that this article was supplied by Prince von Buelow. The alleged peace terms are: All occupied territories to be evac uated. France to cede the mineral de posits in the Brley valley and trans fer to the German treasury the t'.i. 190,000,000 or Russian government securities which she holds. Kelgium to retain her independence under a ruling Herman sovereign aid jay Germany annually the sum w ho h she has hitherto expended on arma ments. DANCING rCE filMK OH ALTS1CAIC HOTEL JiOoK V yOHK. Jan i, Ice skating experts during the past Is every Indb atlo raze, which already IB Slrtl lit will be t f of all ages, anrj I e. with the same das converted men. en into fox trotters is country iken up by n all walks enthusiasm women ami $5.05 $0.05 $7.05 $ 1 0.05 $12.50 S I 7.50 $1S.75 $10.75 $10.05 Poland to be reconstructed under . Gel man king. The French newspaers say that thi terms are monstrous. The French are reported to havsj stationed parrots on the Eiffel Tower to give warning against approach of aeroplanes. The birds bristle and screech when the machines approach long before they are detected by hu man lookouts. Pendleton Man l- Sued. I. A GRANDE, ore.. .Ian. 5. Actl ill to recover about $10,000 has been started here by Thomas Morgan against .lames s. Johns, of Pendleton. Mr Morgan contends that Mr Johns unlawfully holds certificates of stock in ihe Union Countj farm onipan that amount. ON ICE SKATES THE LATEST FAD Net York h with, a vim an fashionable h0 ned i'e rinks for tin patrons Th" Hlltmore rink, on the roof of the hotel, lb,- first to be op cned h accomi the public. Im shown In i In ning picture. The Waldorl Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5 Hie Friday Brldf Club, which suspended meetings during the holi days, will meet tomorrow ufternoon it the homo of Mr. David ft tfet son on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer McCnrmmach are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a baby boy at St An thony's hospital Mon.l.iv nio.k The Associated t'haritle ,11,1 not elect officers lust evening or transact other business. For various reasons many members could not attend ami I the meeting was imliflntelv postpou- i d The Christian Women's Missionary ; Society will meet tomorrow afternoon ! at the horn of Mrs. Frank tireultch, ( IAS West court street, and all mem bers ami friends are Invited to at tend An interesting program hns t Tomorrow being thfl Feast of the I EPlphIiy, (here will be divine ser i vice at the Church of the Redeemer it 10:.1fl In the morning, according . I" an announcement by Itev. Charles Qulnney "Duer, the Kvnngollst of Art." was 1 subject of another interesting ec- e by Mrs .lessle Honeyman last nlng at the Preebyterinn church th the aid of storeoptlcoti views she 'senleil this subject In the same en laining ami instructive manner in r Y pn ter wh ich she hail delivered the three -vlotis lectures on famous masters s. Honeyman will return to Pen ion later to deliver the last two tores of the series. All' 'd F. Blomq.ll her home in Seattle. Her sister. Mrs W H l.vtle, will not return to sa- Iem for a week or ten days. ( B B. Wood, chief special aKent of the o.-W, R & N . was in Pendleton '. yesterday. Ray I.e Fevre. day clerk at the Ho tel Pendleton, expects to leave tonight for Portland for a brier vacation. 1 H M. Ciller, proprietor of Hldawnv ' Springs who had been visiting sevec i al days here returned to his home to. 1 day. George A Itobblns, Pilot Rock ed- Itor. was among those coming In last evening for the Commercial i'lub meeting. SStanley Say res, who has been at home during the holidays, and Mel i rill ICastabrook of Boise, who sper.t yesterday as his guest, returned dur ing the evening to Walla Walla to resume their studies at Whitman col ; lege. New Fruit Fnlotl Manager. SAI.KM. ure.. Jan. .1. Robert C. Paulus will become manager of the Salem Fruit Tnlon, succeeding J. It "linger, who will look after his fruit growing interests Paul us has been managing the selling and evaporating departments iolden ornaments found in Egypt the royal tomb of King Menes and ipOSOd lo be the oldest objects of rked metal In the world, date back in years, and InclUds bits of gold.' lead, a button and also a piece of! remel) fine copper wire. three or foul gorhood of a million dollars in i ! rink on the roof oi Its new annex up tht fartlTltS Hold Astor and tin- McAlplB iT the most ale now planning Similar facilities, already plan- Some of the restaurants and enba use of their lets which have hitherto made ihcif dancing floors their prim I pal attrn bu tton are preparing to substitute ICS for hard wood floors so thai those who have danced may Hereafter skats Keep out of Drafts. Avoid Exposure. Eat and Live Right and Take Dr. King's New Discovery. You catch cold liecanse your system is below normal and finds itself unable to throw oil" the cold germs. To noovtf, you ihould lirst take a remedy 10 kill the i;ertns. Then lie careful of your Mting. Avoid exposure. Go to bed eatly and .-ave your strength in every tQnibM way. To kill the genus take Dr. King .. New Discovery. 4 NATtONAIi s l MPIlii: O'DAY HACK IN I.KAt.l I HAMK ' O 'OA y CINCINNATI. Jan 3 "Hank 0' Day will be seen catling the strlko and halls In the National League cir cuit next summer. He wired Preal dent John K. Tenor tn Chicago that he wanted a Job as umpire and Tem r instructed Secretary Haydler to gaud a contract to o'Day O'Oay was an umpire in the Na tional liSSglltl for many years and was a pitcher before that. In Itll he managed the dnclanstl Radii spent 1913 as an umpire and in 1914 managed the Chicago Culw Iist year he umpired only a part of the season and had no contract for the coming year. NEWS NOTES OF ADAMS ITI.KVS MOTOR TO PKNDI-rTTON YOVN'G MK.X RETimil Tt) OOIjLCSGR (Spactai Correspondence i ADAMS, ure. Jan. 5. O, M Mor rison. J. c Cheanut, t a Lleuallen and CUni Holcomb motored to (be county sent Monday. Mr. an. I Mrs Lawrence Ueuallen and little daughters. Doris and Deng were visitors at th'- county seat Mon day. Hobali Peiinger and Chester Spen cer returned to their school al Pull man. Wash Monday nfler upending the vacation at their parents' homee. U. C Ii.'s Volgne and little daugh ter were visitors at the county sea! Monday Mrs Al linden returned to her home in Pilot Hock after spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs M. 0. Mclntyre. Mrs .1. W, Spencer was a visitor at the county seat Monday. Gwendolyn Mclntyre. daughter of Mr. anil Mrs M. c. Mclntyre, was ta ken to the Pendleton hospital lo in operated on for appendicitis. Mlsw Augusta Stockton returned lo her school at McMlnnville after spending Ihe vacation with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs J W Stockton Otis Lleuallen returned lo his school In Walla Walla after Spending ' hrlstmas vacation with his parents. Mr and Mrs. T. A. I.lcunllcn. Miss Bthel p ringer was up Sunday visiting with her parents. Mr. net Mrs .1 w Peringer. Mrs. J. Ii Harrah and litle now Vernon and Donald, were ilsltors II (he county seat Tuesday. Cliff tftons was in from the country Monday. Mrs. Cells Krebs motored to ths county seal Tuesday lo lake her mu sic lesson Mr. and Mrs , L Rogers of pen 'Melon wen- In Adams Monday, Soil nllsls differ greatly as to Ihe Faith's age, estimates varying from .ma, onn, linn to 60,u0v,OO0 years, Oni of the first estimates was that ol John Phillips who. In 1S60 based on a. study of stratified rook his asser tion thai tin- figure lay somewhere "between 18,060,000 and 01, 000,000 years IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllrllfflHU f NOOPy ES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES f I GOEY'S Just the minute Dr. Kind's New Dis covery touches the cold genus they beni to shrivel and die. Your irritation ceie., The couv,h eases and j on begin to get belter. Dr. King's New Discovery is just laxative enough to expel the dead germs and poisonous secretions. The ingredients in Dr. King's New Dis covery make it an excellent congh and cold remedy. Don't endure the sunov auce of coughs ami colds. Don't keep on offering, Don't take the risk of more serious illness. Take Dr. King's New Discovery. Watch your eating and halms. You will find vour cough anil cold under easy and natural control and lie nssmeil of a needy recovery. At all drugjrisU, A It MY OF BOYS IHUIttTKIl I . . . u , H-ganlw-s to Mqiilp YosKI lor Military 'ITulnlug CHICAGO. Jan. t.---The National Cadel Corps Ix-ague waa organized here for the. purpose of equipping high school, collego and university I boys of the country for a military training. ! Through a special committee a bill ! will In- drafted for presentation to I congress authorising the war depart - ' meat to furnish ihe WO of arms and ammunition in high schools, colleges and universities I Llndley M Garrison, sivretaj- of war, was elected honorary proeldetii , of (he league. The Inward BffMg "r hUBIOtg Worse than the outward. They SCI danger the whole lyatem. Rood's ' Sarsapai ills eradicates all humors, cures all thetT inward and oiitwar.l effects It is the great alterative and I tonic, whose merit nas been every- i where established Adv. t omml--oii Man Mi-Jas SAI.KM. 'ire, Jan. 5 W. H Kil bec, 'JIT Slate Street, commltwou merchant, is missing and man? fario- suin of b7S ha Coffee If it weren't fur the lahK; on a Schilling's Best corfee tin, you wouldn't know what was in it. Vou can't smell the coffee. The rich full flavor ail inside- sealed in the air tight tin less than an hour after roasting. You get what you pay for, in Schilling's Best the flavor, the essence that means satisfaction in youi coffee cup! That is eco nomy. Evenly ground) chaff taken out ; moneyback. Schilling's Best 'Finest Cathartic I Ever Used"' I'aey ' nut i.ripc and thairrffetl it quick ad tur" wjra L. L. Levey, "Tor a Ii ng time I soffsrsd f:- 'tn constipation and liver trouble," -, -Mr. I I.. Levey of Qreen lia Wn "Nothing seemed to inip me. I rtuai ly secured a t aeiiage tt Poley Cm:, ,. . tic Tablets and am pleased lo mai that they have cured toe. 1'!, the finest CO'lartltl I liavecvn I. os tnsy do noi grltie at slliSt.il i! it i inn la quick anil i mc." If you ttri i:l a l troubled v ilh ion ii, auoii, I', ii t at battle Tub ei will be a blessing to you - thev not only Indues nalursl, comfortable movement, but they have a strength enlng and bcncliiial effect UDOfl 'bo Intestinal tract VoiSf atlmrlic Tablet! con n'..-l be taken by any ami every member of your family. Like nil Foley ri meillos they sr.- sold la yell iw pukagei Ac cepl nothing hit! th e'TTtllne. Sold Kierywhere I am unable to secure desir able office location In tins city, and my resilience - not cen trally located. will , n ht ,-. residence of anyone Intereslnl in Chiropractic, anil give ex amination and explanation free. Dlt. OBOROB ! KINfc, IJcenacd Chiropractor, Phone 170. KWONG HONG LOW 1 U6Weit Alts St.. Upitaln, Phone 433 and tang is said to be investing in the neigh- TlhNIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUMi.