East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1916. EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO January Clearance SALE SILK DEPARTMENT KIT K 27c This lot consists of mlaceian mu assortment or fine silks, worth up to II 00 per yard Mostly figured and floral effects. All colors, 24 to 3T In. wide. Jan nan cies ranee Rale 2'- ixrr two. 50c. Thin t one of the best bargains we ofT-r during the sale. "Stf Make I allle," 4-ln. wide, all col ors for suits and one piece dresses. Worth 12 SO rd January Clear- snce Sale 50V 1OT THIUH $1 23. This assortment takes In our regular 2 00 silk crepe de Ch'.r.e 40 Inches wide. Some of our best shades for waists and dresses. Jan uary Clearance Sale II j$ (KIATlNti. 1-2 PKKK. During our annual January Clearance Sale we will put on Bar rain Counters all of our Ooatln noiic n -or vol Worth from $1 50 to II 00 yard January Clearance Sale OVK IIAI.r PKICI S1.00 nilKSS GOODS. g7e. A special lot of high grade Ureas Ooods of striped and check ed effects. All wool and some of the most wanted colors. 41 to 4 Inches wide January Clearance Sale c ti 25 to $2.00 muss coons, 5c. A big assortment of fine Dress. Goods Some mixtures, some plain colors All wool, 50 to 51 Inches wide. Makes up Into serviceable dresses Well worth H 25 to 12.00 yard. January Clearance Sale yard V" .V WOOL CHALIJKS, MB, One lot all wool Challlee, limit ed to a few pieces, 27 Inches wide, good shades, neat designs, light and dark. Worth up to 65c yard January Clearance Sale Sc 5 00 rXJtjOKKS) VMimKI.I.AS Onlv a few coloded umbrellas left so they go out at a big redu. lion. All silk tops of red, hrow.i. grey. Steel frame, detachab e handles, wortn 15,00 each. Jar uary Clearance Sale $3.13 ni:isrs iir.iu ( i:i. PARTY IIHKSSKS. II, K lIHEIfl AND AfTKK NH)N imFSSl'.s. OtVOm DBK881 8 OOMBINATION DRESSES OK TAFFETA Wli SERGE 115 00 Party and Afternoon Dresses Clearance Price tM.fl IJ2.50 Afternoon Dresses. Clear ance Price $22.50 127.50 Afternoon Dresses, Clear ance Price . . $19.75 125.00 Silk and Combination Dresses, Clearance Price. $17.50 119 75 Silk and Combination resBes Clearance Price . . .$13.75 117.50 Silk and Combination Dresses, Clearance Price. $12.50 116.50 Silk and Combination Dresses. Clearance Price. $10.95 115.00 Silk and Combination Dresses, Clearance Price. $8.75 OM ' ial lol silk anil ( loth Dn-SHCK. limited quantities In the above Items, Clearance Sale Price $5.95 ( LOSB-OVI )1 FTiAJfXEL U. MOM IS. Pretty flowered patterns in pink, blue, red, tan and grey. 1'p to 12.25 Kimonas clearance pr $1.39 Only 3 More Days Remain of Our January Clearance Sale We have listed here hut a very small part of our offer ingsIt will more than pay you to share in them Every department offers many great values. ltoi lioiu CAPS Dainty lace, silk, net and chiffon boudoir caps that will please the must fastidious. $2.00 Caps. Clearance Price $1.39 $1.75 Caps. Clearance Price. $1.Z5 11.60 Caps. Clearance Price We $1.25 Caps Clearance Price.. Stc 1100 Cats, clearance Price.. . 75c Caps. Clearance Price... d$c J5c Cap. Clearance Price 23- WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL Overcoat Values IN OUR MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOAT DEPARTMEN T WE ARE FEATURING SOME MOST REMARKABLE VALUES IN GAR MENTS MADE FROM CHEVIOTS, KERSEYS, VICUNA, MELTON AND FANCY MIXTURES. THE STYLES IN THESE COATS ARE VARIED AND INCLUDE SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED COATS. OUR COATS ARE SPLENDIDLY TAILORED AND WHICH EVER STYLE YOU CHOOSE YOU MAY REST ASSURED THAT IT WILL BE THE BEST VALUE POSSIBLE FOR 1 HE PRICE. m Hart SchatTnerj ra&Ml SPECIAL BARGAINS From our Art Department 2nd Floor. ciiirroWK 50c quality. Clearance Price. .29c A great variety of patterns In both dark and light colorings. 25c quality 17c- Full 36 Inches wide, beautiful patterns and colorings. 10c qunlity 8c 25 Inches wide. Unusual value II l-'.V sllliollno 7o Short lengths. Ktra SMVlal! All ready made Cknrtatni Onp-iisif price. Including lace, scrim and mar quisette, in both white and ecru. A variety of styles, including plain hemstitched and lace anil inser tion trimmed patterns. Orlglral prices $100, $2.25. 3.0O, $4.00 ami $5.00. Your choice at exactly One-Halt Price, Siin-fasi window draperies reduc ed. A variety of pretty colors to choose from. 11.25 grade. Clearance Price $1.00 grade. Clearance Price. .53c Bern nmi while certain Soriia. and nets reduced. 50c quality. Clearance Price . Sic 35c quality, Clearance Price ..23c 25c quality, Clearance Price . . 17- Om lot of BanrxMnrr Paekac Outfits at 20 r conl reduction. InclU les dollies, waists, klmo. nas. Infants' dresses and bonnets and many other useful and beau tiful articles t-s Oft. tine bt of stamped doitte one Unit Price, Pillow Tops and Ktamiied Ma tters reduced. 66c values, Clearance Price.. l!ie 50c values. ICearance Price , ..52c S6c values, Clearance Price . . U:V I'nton i.lucn Dreaaer Hcarfi and editer pin-en, neatly trimmel with hemstitching and drawn work. 25c values. Clearance Price . . . 17c 36c values. Clearance Price . . .98'.' 50c values, clearance Price :ttc 65c value, (learance price . . . 19c 10c Curtain laces, 3r 1ST nrtl. Odd skeins of yarn. 10c and lie values, only le per skein Just what you want for comfort tylrg. etc. cRisr 9Hc: NEW LINGERIE USTS REG. V VMJES TO si'.oii m I i Cepyritfht lUrt Schi.ffnrr I Man w The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade i;ni iiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiikjiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! ellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIII Neat and dainty styles In white voile and white with colored stripes. They are made with lODI lleeVeS; some with low neck and others with Convertible collars that can be worn either high or low. Clearance Price 98c HIGH .lim: IiACE "I! CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS NOW I--' OFF From our regular stock we have selected a special assortment nf v waists that will add special est !o thi-: sale. These are al. up-to-date models and as the itity Is small will not last long Original prices ranged from 1 to $11.75. Clearance Sale es $2.50 to $5.:;r, Pendleton friends of Pat A. Foley, prominent young hotel mun of La 11 ramie, will be interested to learn that he is to be married today to Miss Mtrcedes K. lloran of that city and intil recently of Pittsburg. This eve l ing a public reception will be held n! the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Foley. The members of the Jolly .Seign iors were delightfully entertained yagltrfla afternoon at the home of Mis. Charles (ireullch on Jackson street. Honors in the play were won b Mrs. Mattie IjiDow. 1 1 and Trueinai t Mr. and Mrs. A. J former popular Pen man. Is reported as lol Portland (iregonlan Temple last night Mb) The l loodman i ii odmaii .lleton youn lows by the At White tirace Ruth Ijindburg plighted hei troth to Dean Truemman Ooodmau Rev. W O. Shank officiating, IMlnl the ring ceremony. It was a simple affair, the church with Its throng ol euests being simply adorned with t profusion of palms. The bridal party stood beneath a bower made of the lull palms, and us a processional Mrs. Eugene Wetzler, who presided at toe organ during the entire cercmom RESINOL BEGINS TO HEAL SICK SKINS AT ONCE Tou don't havo to WO.VDKR if Itcsi nol Ointment U doing you good. You KNOW it is, because th first applica tion stops the itching ami your tortured bkin (eels ""l ami comfortalilo at last. Why don't YOU try this easy Resinol way to heal eceina or similar skin erup tion? Resinol clears away pimples, too, and is a valuable household remedy for cuts, sores, burns, cli.iflngs, etc. It has been prescribed by doctors fur 20 year and contains nothing to injure the leu detest tkin. Sold by nil druggists, HOW TO KEEP BABY'S SKIN WELL The regular use of Resinol Soap i usually enough to prevent those dis tressing rashes ami chiilings to which most babies are subject This is so, Sri, IsHausc Hesinol Soap is ul.solutely pure and free from harsh alkali, and second, because it contains the Itcsimil medication, on which so many physi cians rely fur skiu troubles. RABBIT POISONING TO BE PLAN AT BAKER COMMKROl XI. 1 .11 TARES 'lit in to EXTERMINATE NVMERODfl pi.sts. x. BAKER. Ore, Jan. 1J Starting cooperative movement of the or I ..........Ih1. n, inh ,....-.-U l.oeS., , j 1 .. tl.A .1., ..1.... f...,.lAuu,.h,,'a 1 ' , . gnnliatlons of the county to eliminate tnareli Dur ng the ceremony she ' .. ,,. jRckrubb ts, the Raker Commercial l'ia e'l .st i e. i n, lis 110111 , and HlM Helen O'Heron sang "nh Promise Me." Inhering the guests club and Haker County Farmers I'nion will begin the apportioning of poison at the Keating Grange Hall Thu plan Is to have every randier spread poison, which Is compled ae eordng to a government formula, on his rnnch. ami when the movement ts spread to all parts or tne country Ul extermination will be thorough Wa' ter Mcadiam. secretary of the con menial Club, and Henry McKlnnev, president of the Farmers' I'r.lon will The bride was attired In a hand some gown of Ivory-toned satin, made with full court train and trimmed j Hani Colds People whose ll 1 with pearls, the bodice having a is pure are not nearly so likely m ar(a pearl motif at the corsage take hard colds as are others. Hood s mob cap of orange blossoms fastened j Sarsaparllla makes the blood pure: her long tulle veil, which completely i and this great medicine recovers the enveloped the gown and train Her! system after a cold as no other nvdl bouquet was of bride roses and lMlesj'Ine does Take Hood's- Adv or the valley , . sown was a re, iRicj UFnDINP. 1 A1K I were Harold Hroughton. Harold J i XX'nrnrr and I.loyd Harding, iraternlty brothers of the bridegroom j Miss Mubel Frances Sheasgreen at j tended the bride as maid of honor I and her sister. Miss Kdna May I.ln l- burg, was bridesmaid IJttle Marjor- I I McCiinn made a charming little flower lrl. Carl ilabrlelson. of Sa Icm. acted as best man. Miss Sheasgreen'! tin of pastel blue feta and pink till lute pink chiffon a shower bouquet roses Miss I.imlb ta ALL DAY AT HEPPNF.R f. worn with hat She carried . or pink Killarncri H BPPNssn, Ore. Jan 12 Mar ir tu .Hired in! rlage customs of the 'old country' were a pink taffeta, combined with tulle irnnHpninie.i to iteppner wnen miss and a poke bonnet of gold lace. Bar " KmBjr, daughter of Mr. Slid tiouquet Was an Old fashlonad nosegay I Mn Michael Kenny pioneer ranch -Little Miss McCInn wore an em- rr" "' th, "Unty became the hrldo , bioidered lingerie frock and carrleil : ' John Healey a prominent wool I. hnsWci of Cecil Primer roses grower, at St. Cathenne-s church. Following the ceremony tion was heltl at the private recep. P of F. slreet ! mid the re , by retativ ! friends, i ' The brlii j J I, 1.1 ii .1 1 j ; Witter, !n j j groom, Mr Shea-sgre X buffet reception A J. Ck Idal part wool, n i i. MinniKs re- s DUCED. Regulation sailor styles elih-'i with or without yoke.A Navy blue with white l.r.iii! trmimlng anil embroidered star-', either with or 5g without neck shield. - -3 Heavv 11.71 Quality Clearance Sale Price ... $2.19 j3 Hi.ni $3,60 Quality, clearance h Sale Price 2.2I The ceremonies lasted practical'' lnbhou I n" "ay. tne services eonuiicten at ins Nehraskn rbur h by Rev Knther p .1 O'Rourkil in served being followed by a dance at night lit idnl onlv!,np country home of the bride's par inilmate j ents. where relatives and friends from adjoining ranches irathered. At the and Msg ! Wedding breakfast Father rritourk Irs H P. ! 'arn''" Farley and John Kilkenny en ,r j. I tertalned with a fund of Irish lokes "looilman Hn'' nnecdotes. At the Church Miss Margaret n' mrke sanir "I Love TOU Trnlv" and Miss Harriet ' Marin." M'ss Sarah Dnhertv itertie Waidt ttawlad miss Kenny and Bam si Catherine Bherod, Mrs. Albert Molln wu" wn" tnd Mrs. Dean Adams. The bride's gultig-awnv suit was of I RayaJM CMS (llco. lark blue broadcloth, trimmed with LONDON, Jan. It, OlMmara 'rmine fur, and WOrD with n wisteria rlne is now supplied to the household corsage nt orchid ol the princess Alexander of Teck. for alley.- the use of the princess and bo r fnm- lodman will be at'ily. f i ! The Dalles gradiinte of the I on and is niem- Mls velvet hat, and and lilies of th Mr and Mrs i home after Feb iillillM The Mac. al terlained yestf home of Mrs Thompson sin Mrs. V. I). t. thi al C1UD W'a en- j fternoon a' th"! McXlornan "i hostesses helrtr. lumphrex-. Mrs strauh and Mrs It. McKlernan li lari, sa- Daaa Mm nail lars U dvertiw. Too, When Three's Farm Muff to eKrll. WHY NOT RAMI TIIK KXIIM I often sell a horse, a second-hand ma- . . ,,,. r aoroe other thlnz ale. lit the Mf t ,1T'" . d DV putting a disease He cloged by g!vln several would prove J 1. ... .11 ..verllkieiiieiil ill Ols weexiv ileal i n it i .1 in ins ...i i.re , paper. " ry ' j "A fanner's advertising should of I "Abate the smoke nuisance; let th i course conform to the best advertis. '. sunshine In. The Oregon farmer can swell his tag standards: it should be very de annual receipt by using good print -, finite and absolutely truthful." ing and by occasional advertising I ' the weeklies of his county says D. W. .VIOO IUe SliW on Hand. Morion, dean if the new school ol I'MVKKSITY OF OREGON, Ku commerce of the I'niversity of Ore-1 gene. Jan. 12. Five thousand Frai fter a short business session, the la- elimination Of poverty would be a The general said he thought that of the Serbian army, the dispatch dies spent the lime with fancy work I long step toward the prevention of science would soon find a serum that adds, "so that he rnav put himself at "nt" lata, when a two course lunch-' preventive of grippe Its head ... .... i. .-K!., ....... utiiis set nut I A farm letterhead should carry the ! summer and now well rooted, awail name of the farm, the name of the the call of the public and private high owner, the location of the farm, and hool of Oregon I pon request 9 Perhaps a small picture of some fea- reasonable number will be sent fre tare of the place, says Dean Morton to "ach. w ho regards the farmer as a business , Last year 1500 slips were sesit out man with a substantial Investment up- to schools In bits averagliiK about II mm .l,il, v. ulh..lH n, ,v. mmm ff..et i It, ouests numbered about 1 to par interest. 1 1) all from "It gives a farmet a certain bust. ihsss standing If he has a neat letter head of good stock, and It improve, the value of bis farm to have a name and something of an individuality, he said. "Tbele al some initial ex- KINti PETER SIILL IIOI'l s, PARIS. Jan. 12 - "King Peter Ol i Serbia, who is still In Salnnikl. is fub fcilucale the people to snow wnaij,,, confidence, accorolng to the Ser . the germ Is. j Man minister to flreece, who has Just "Shun contact with anyone and j returned from Salonikl," says a Ha-!" everyone who Is a victim of thai Vgi dispatch from Athens Vi grippe and get as much fresh air ex- The king is waiting patiently fori ft erclse as you can." I ihe completion ot the reorganization i h IPar lias, I Kaps-ui c,. eon was served t, nests oilier thar members were Mrs. K. W Mye i Mrs. XX' Huston an.: Mrs. .XI. A. Fer guson The next meeting of the clu.- PORTLAND, ore. Jan, I. The bir I ,V11I be at the home or Mrs John t the mouth of the Columbia river ; Oreullch on West Court street. ul appeared. government engi- Mrs. It X'lsslr left last nlnht lor Portland In order to he with her ltns haml. It Wittier, O.-XV. n. & N, con ductor, who Is In the nt. Vincent hnq pltal there re,re,l I he water ts now fteen hundred fee storms. iter the nnnual snr- 5 feet decj. . I. -spite the near- bigfc schools. The Lnl- versitv has no objection to second re- 3ueeti from schools that secured sups !in 191'. ine the offer probably will I. na.!. annual If so that -chools MB It old up permanent Frau Kurl Drus chki hedges. -I In ....,. ,.l..n LaiSt ir- a cut luade. hut the p.i.i.h.a .,f the 1 v Off) Instance. nearest country Pt-ggf will attend to , " the details and tftarward till do ta t.itip SI.RI XI PMtMOKD printing n-usonahl' , "If the farn.-r raise i,lg,el.s ial- (MonH rra. at llanquet Honor mals his U-tterhead na) cr tam I 'ng MM, l onvsyirs I'ure. l-n t ne of a prise animal with Its rec-1 tHIPAfKI .Ian 12 Major-Oener-ord: or If he has a stock farm a g ,, WHMain c.ornas, who traged I are ot a bunch of stock, or If he has ' successful war against the veib.w fa the best house or harn iii the neigh- ver scourge in Panama, was present hoihood a picture of that or a gisVlad with the gold medal of the i;.m. ture of s trove or a sln-nm is usunlL .raphtc Hociety of chlcnjco for hli effes-tlve on stationer Ih.i. -list imtlllshed He'vlce to nuliianitv. few Oregon farms not worth nannnz The gold medal has been bestowed and few that d-- gal provide some- gg only two other men -Captain thing worth iiermsnent picture Amundsen who reached the South "Advertising rates are very low In Pol. and Major-Oeneral Ooethsls. Oregon country papers, ami a farmer builder of the Panama rsnal at s cost of from 10 to in cents msv . ijenersl Oorga declared that the; 7 HMtl&m&y 101-t.asAMi.ssstgasaa mrin t Mlimi .' .2 '--CBBBgr- -llllllllllilissiiy ' - n wgjMu..' m LssBiwsW m W&MILWLWJ& rB jjju WlL " 5!SjS gtr Jslswlilwsssslk n - a- - - - .:"-.. -". - .- ' . " ' f ta Tommies Cultivate (round, i LONDON, Jan. 12. Kiiglands ground cultivation for next stirinu crop Is being done by Tommies. They are being used for agricultural work at times when they are not mure hadlv needed for military duties. Thi army conned and the board of agri culture completed the arrange rue ati wherebv tin arn-v helped out the counm .- thnrtagg of agricultural la Farmers wanting Tummus fm their fields first had to demonstrate thai olher agricultural labor was not avail able, then nitreed to pay one dcl'ai i day and finnllv to provide conveyance for the Tommy from the railway M Hoi. to thg farm and back when the Job wat di ne. PurloUfha of a month wen- granted to soldiers to do this In Hie PL". shepherd of Hie Hills," at the Alta Theater Tomorrow Nlglit. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alw.nyR bears jmP , ,,. imiags- Signtiture of HUSBAND OBJECTS TO OPERATION Wife Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Des Moines, Iowa. " Four years arr I wat very lick and my life was nearly tpent The doctors state.! that I would never get well with o u t an operation arid that without it I would not live one year. My husband objected to any operation and got mc some of I.yiliaE. I'inkham's Vegeta ble ( om pound. I took it and commenced to get better and am now well, am 'iiimi I able to do r y own housework. I can recommon U tin- Vegetable Com pound to any woman who is sick and run ilown us a wonderful strength and health r -rtorer. My hu band suya I would bi.ve been in rny g.-a"o ero this if it had not been fi.r your Vcgetablu Compound. "Mrs. BLANCH Jkkfer SON, 7l:l I, yon St, Da$ Moines, Iown. Ucforc submitting to a surgical opcrn tion it is wise to try to build up the female system and cure its derange ments with I.ydia E. I'inkham's Vege table Compound ; It has saved many women from surgical operations. Wrltfl to the LytHa K. Pink 1mm Medicine Co., Lynn, Muss., for advicoit will bo confidential J. E. MULMNIX, . Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. btore Pendleton, Oreffon.