East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 31, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1916. Bad Cough? Feverish? Grippy ? HMililllilH m m ww 111 I C A H TT I II I U tM ww I II I In n Wl II I b i m,s. UC1 A n Mi B AET A D fl hAP AD m I WF AD I Vf &nK J ?! bMn M B ff fcrtr fl&i TTEi4rC S in h.-i n-.m . SALE H SALE SALE Ml SALE Main wow i h phoccss p nowin pwocscas I Know in procmssJB' nowin mo cress . ' S Ins Mrs Jessie llimeyman will irlv' i TUESDAY, TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY! OF Our Great White Sale I K.in GOWNS U.IK TO 11.96, WHIT1 SM.K PKU'E 98o. Several style are shown in slip over patterns, one having complete yoke of eyelet embroidery; one with trimming of lace and embroidery, used in effective manner. Anoth er has trimming of embroidery and val. lace joined with ribbon run lace beading. White Sale Pr. 98o Extra Siae (.owns for Stout Wo men in both slip-over and open front styles having high or low neck, long or short sleeves and trimmed with embroidery yoke or neat tucked front. White Sale Price 98c While ami Mowvrod lolton ( ni Night Gowns and Pajamas, in pleasing designs, while they last White Sale Price 98c JUX.lUXItl.V DP TO $1.95: WHITE SAIJ-'. PRICK 9Sc Open front gowns of soft mate rials with long sleeves and havins high V or Dutch necks, effect ively trimmed with embroidery of pleasing design or neat cluster tucks. REM. VALCK Si 95. WHITE SALE PRICE HI. t. Dainty nainsook gowns in slip over style, coming in white or flesh pink, trimmed with tasty hand embroidered spray and dur able lare edging. REM, VALVES To S4.no. WHITE SALE PRICE: $1.98. This lot includes some gowns, unusually pretty, made in sllp.over style. One has V-neck and short sleeves, being part of a yoke of all over embroidery, finished with rib bon run beading Other styles with crochet lace insertions and medallions. Another attraction to this lot is 1 styles with hand scal loped edge and desienes in floral patterns. WOMEN'S M Hll.lilil S'S UNDERWEAR It is our aim 10 make this the best underwear sale we ever had. With this in view we have placed our entire stock, including Naza rith waists. Reubens vests. Niagara and Kayser silk underwear. Car ters wool, silk and wool and lisle, in all weights for winter or sum mer. It will pay you to buy now whether for immediate or future. 25c Underwear. White Sale... 19c 35c Underwear. White Sale.. 28c 50c Underwear. White Sale . . S9c 85c Underwear, White Sale.. 49c 75c Underwear. White Sale.. 59c 11.00 Underwear. White Sale.. 79c 11.11 Underwear. White Sale.. 98c 11.50 Underwear. White Sale $1.19 11.75 Underwear. White Sale $1.39 $2.00 Underwear. White Sale $1.59 IZ.50 Underwear, White Sale $1.98 $3.00 Underwear, White Sale $2.$9 $3.50 Underwear. White Sale $2.79 $4.00 Underwear. White Sale $3.19 $5.00 Underwear, White Sale $3.98 ALL READY MADE CURTAINS 1-2 PRICE This includes absolutely every pair of curtains in our large, well assorted stock. These curtains come In scrim, marquisette, swiss. nottingham and net. Hoth plain and lace trimmed. Original prices from $1.00 to $10.00 per pai All One Half Price. EVERY ARTICLE OF WHITE GOODS IN OUR STORE BEARS A MESSAGE OF TRUE ECONOMY. MONEY SAVING POSSIBILITIES OF UNEQUALED MERIT. PRICES HAVE BEEN CLIPPED TO THE LIM IT. MANY NEW GOODS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE ALREADY LARGE STOCKS AND TUESDAY'S CHOOSING WILL BE JUST AS PROFITABLE TO YOU AS IT WAS ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SALE. LACES AND INSERTIONS 3c Val and torchon laces, unmatched sets, worth 5c to 7' jc. January White Sale Price 3 25c AND 35c EMBROIDERIES 18c One special lot of 25c embroideries and insertions, swiss. organdie, nainsook and cambric, worth to 35c. White Sale Price 18t The Peoples Ware house is Pendleton s Greatest and Best Store Greatest and best stocks. Best service. Most floor space. Greatest variety of new goods. Best goods for the price, no matter what the price. OUR GOSSARD CORSETS WILL MAKE MORE FRIENDS DURING THIS SALE. For the purpose of acquainting more women with the virtues of comfort and style embodied in the Cos sard Corsets, we have placed on sale a selection of newest spring models in an assortment to suit every figure. Model No. 368 is a regular $3.50 stvle, get acquainted for $2.19 Model No. 551 is a regular $5.00 style, get acquainted for $3.29 Models 651, 653, 658 are all regular $6.50 styles, get ac quainted for $4.23 Models 750, 751 are all regular $7.50 stvles, get acquaint ed for $4.48 NEW SHIPMENT LONG CLOTH and NAINSOOK Just came in today. Theso are of the best quality, fin est texture, ready for the needle. Make up your sum mer lingerie now while you can get your long cloth and nainsook at Januarly Sale of White Prices. A real, genuine English long cloth. Fine weave, soft as nain sook. 36 inches wide. II l-$c (Juality, White Sale. Ho 15c Quality. White Sale 1IC 20c Quality. White Sale I' 25c Quality, White Sale 19c NAINSOOK Silk finish, very soft, most suit able, for lingerie. II l-lc Quality. White Sale 9c 15c Quality. White Sale ItC 20c Quality. White Sail lc 25c Quality. White Sale 19c HONEYMOON NAINSOOK We are exclusive agents for this wonderful nainsook; launders like linen, wears better. 25c Quality, 35-in., Whit,- Sals 190 35c Quality, 4 5-in.. White Sale 27c These Ailments Weaken Your System. Your Body Then Needs the Help of Dr. King's New Discovery. her COItCttldlUS lectures of the series on the European master artists. This evening her subject will be "Kubens' ami tomorrow night she will lecture on "Kembrutult'' :ind also present a comparative study or the six masters studied. Illustrating her lectures, she has secured a wonderful collec tion of more than one hundred slides from the Metropolitan art museum in New York and the Chicago art mu seum The lectures will be given in the Presbyterian church. Mrs Qeorgs Strand and Mis Kred Karl left yeslerday for Portland on a short visit Mrs Jessie Honeyman last evening gave an extremel interesting illus tratsd lecture at the Preslo terlan church on "Immigration." She took as her foundation the statement that all of the nations of the world aft sending people to this rountr which is becoming the crucible in wllch they will be reformed. The respon sibilities of the American people, she said, toward these strangers are tre mendous ones. Mrs. J. f ;olilnson Is hostess this aftern i to the implicate Whist Club. The North Side llridge Club III meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilson k. Brook, Colds are annoying. They inter fere with our duties. In our weak ened condition they may end in a spell of sickness or even more serious ailments. Fear, however, should be overcome, for in Dr. King's New Discovery you have an effective rem edy. Dr. King's New DiscoTery contains the ingredients which fight cold perms, which soothe your cough, healing the irritated and inflamed mucous membranes. Just as soon as you start taking Dr. King's New Discovery your recovery is assured. Without assistance your weakened system tries in vain to throw off these cold germs. Your system cries for help and Dr. King's New Dis covery is just the remedy needed. Get a bottle to-day. Take at once. You will feel much better to-morrow. AH druggists. ACRES WILL BE TURNED INTO BIRD SANCTUARY (By United Press.) tlkEHNWlCH. Conn, Jan. ii R C. Converse, multi-millionaire, la turning his 150 acres hire Into a bird sanctuary to aid the national movement for the conservation of bird life. Mr. Converse and Qeorge A. Drew, manager of the big est fctt Uonysm Manor, are enthusiastic over the plan. An ornithologist of high ability will be selected from the Mas sachusctts agricultural college and Will be ordered to make Conyers Mao or an Ideal bird refuge. His work will include the raising of wild ducks and the winter 'ceding and protection ol insectivorous birds, this Including I he setting out of nesting boxes and lessening the enemies of bil ls' lift. A bird census will be taken at the star' and comparisons made as the work progresses. Special attention will he glen to th Increase of Insect Mttll I birds Turks hw N0.WM1 Men. LONDON, Jan. 29 Turkish lotw.-o daring recent fighting on the Cau casus front tolal HO. 000 men. accord ing to dispatches received here from Rome. The Russians also havs de stroyed hundreds of Turkish vessel In the Black sea. laughter Mils Illgewiion. Laughter Is one of the most health ful exertions; It is of great help to digestion. A still more effectual help Is a doss of Chamberlain's Tablets If you should he troubled with Indi gestion give them a trial. They on' i cost a quarter Obtainable ever -where - Adv l.xplosion hilN I :lo m AMSTERDAM. Jan. 211 - Eleven men and women were killed and If" were Injured In an explosion at a mu nitions factory at offenlvach Hesse Sunday, according to advices receiv ed here Part of the city was wre 'V td by the force of the explosion. NEW LOT BED SPREADS Came Saturday. These were bought especially for this January Sale of White. Best in quality, size and finish. Beautiful patterns in the cro chet and satin Marseills. $1.00 Quality, White Sale Price 9 $1.25 Quality, White Sale price 95 $1.50 Quality, White Sale Price $1-19 $2.00 Quality, White Sale Price $1-59 $2.50 Quality, White Sale Price ?L95 $3.00 Quality, White Sale Price $2.49 $3.50 Quality. White Sale Price $2.95 $4.00 Quality, White Sale Price $3.39 $4.50 Quality, White Sale Price $3.89 $5.00 Quality, White Sale Price $4.19 $5.50 Quality, White Sale Price $4.49 $6.00 Quality, White Sale Price $4.98 $6.50 Quality, White Sale Price $5.29 $7.00 Quality, White Sale Price $5.98 $7.50 Quality, White Sale Price $6.18 $8.50 Qualitv, White Sale, Price $6.95 $10.00 Quality, White Sale Price $7.89 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade III iihi Ijewi- Gets. SMMMM FVj MORTON", Wash.. Jan. 31. As i result of this season's highly success ful silver trout spawn taking oper ations in the Tilton river hatchery. Lewis, countv will get 250.000 of these fry. They will be ready for distribu tion from Morton in from 3'i to "0 days. Counties in which these fry have been planted are high In praise of them. At the last session of the legis lature 15000 was appropriated for the building of the Morton hatcher'. Jiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiib I Holiday j ! Candies j I STRAIGHT FROM WHITMAN'S The vary best of every- I thing in gifts. Candies 5 show the standards of a i store. You can't buy bet- 5 ter candies, prettier pack- ages, better assortment, i anywhere in the world S than right here. Come in I and judge for your self. O'w. Her ;ood Health to chamber lain's Tablets. "I owe my good health to Cham fherlaln's Tablets." writes Mrs. R 3, Neff. Crookston, Ohio. "Two yefrs .go I was an Invalid due to stomach i trouble. I took three be', ties of thes! Tablets and have since been In the : best of health." obtainable erery I where. Adv. LA GRANDE HOME IS DESTROYED BY FIRE LA (iliAXDK, Jan. 29 -While set ting breakfast Thursday morning. Mrs. Mart Clark Of rural Lie (frauds, tipped over a lamp which immedi ately rxploded. enveloping the home in flames. Mrs. Clark rescued her three chll dren who were asleep In bed and then rushed to the barn to call Mr Clark for help. Fire had secured a lead in the meantime and gutted th house completely. i:trailltlon Warrant is SAI.KM. Ore., Jan. 31. A warrant I of arrest was issued bv 'iovernor j Wlthycumbe for Ike Johnson who Is wanted at Canton, Tex., for selling In- j i toxicating liquor in violation of the t local Option law. Johnson is now in custody at Toledo. Ore., and will be i taken to Texas for trial. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggiitl aiiiiimiiiimmiJiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiir CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years r Always beats - Miners to Awall DecMon. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1. The I'nited Mine Workers of America, in convention, decided not to suspend Work after the contracts have ex pired s,i long as negotiations for new a:;r.-ements are pending. A rising vote, taken after a long debate, showed that 1000 of the 1300 delegates favored the proposition ot non.suspension recommended by I'resplent White. TRAIN STRIKES GIRL ON HER WAY TO SCHOOL NAMI'A. vleve (iarv and HOT I Oil their w:i The snow ' den injured n-rlouslv ( by a The l a bilg lr view Why You Should i;se Chamberlain's cough itcmoly. Because it has an established repu tation won by its good works. Bscs Hit It Is most esteemed by those who have used It for many years, as occasion required, and are best acquainted with its good quali ties. Hecause it loosens and relieves a cold and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. flecaude it does not contain opium or any other narcotic. , Because It is within the reach of all It only costs a quarter. Obtain able everywhere Adv ou'-oii w lllH-imina Has Mumps. LONDON, Jan. 9. A lleuter dts j patch from The Hague says Queen ' Wilhelmlna has been compelled to Interrupt her trip to the flooded re gions owing to an attack of the i mumps. WUATICA K FIKBOtira PAIN. To kill the nerve pains of Sciatica you can always depend on Aosn's Liniment It penetrates to the seat, or pain and brings rase as soon as It Is applied. A great comfort too with Sloan's Is that no rubbing Is requir ed. Hloan's Liniment Is Invaluable for stopping muscular or nerve pnln of any kind. Try It at once if vou suffer with Kheumatrsm, Lumbarro. Sore throat. Pain In Chest. Sprains, BrUUOt, elc. It Is excellent for X'll- ralghi and Headache. 25c nt ull Druggists. Adv. Library News The following new juvenile books have been added to the shelves in the children's room at the library. The covers have been given a coat Of white shellac In oruer to help keep the hooks clean. Parents are askeu to help teach, ers and librarians in impressing up on children's minds the necessity ol careful handling Ol library books so '.hat each book on its return will be In clean and good coudition for itn next visit to another home Children's Hook Mark. A bookmark has been placed In each new book carrying the follow ing story ; Ones upon a time a Library Hook was overhead talking to a little boy who had Just .borrowed It. and this is what it said: "Please don't handle me with iliri hands. i should feel ashamed to be seen when the next nttle boy bor rowed me. "Or leave me out In the rain. Hooks catch cold as well as children "or make marks on me with your pen or pencil, it would spoil my looks. , ec "i r lean on me with your elbown w hen "u are reading me. It hurts. "Or open me and tay me face down on the table. You wouldn't like to be treated so. "Or put between my leaves a pen cil or anything thicker than a single sheet of thin paper it would stralr. my back. "Whenever you are through read ing me, if you are afraid of losing your place, don't turn SOWn the cor ner of one of my leaves, but have a neat little Hook Mark to put In where you stop, and then close me and lay me down on my side so that may have a good rest. "Remember that I want to visit a great many other boys and girls alter you are through with me. "Besides. I may meet you again some da) and you would be sorry to see me looking old and torn and soil ed Help to keep me fresh and clean and I will help you to De happy." Now Children's Books, Anderson--Fairy tales. Brown Itab ami his friends. BurgSSS Old Mother West Wind. Carroll Alice's adventures In Won derland and through the Looking glass. Chapln Wonder tales from Wag ner. I ''!'!' Kalh cave men. Dopp Early sea people. Dopp -Later cave men. Dopp- Tree dwellers. CoiMtOOk Ways of the slx-footed Prye Brooks & brook basins Ooutd Mother Nature's children f ilreene -Legends of King Arihin drover Art literature readers, nks. I. 2, 3. Crover Overall boys, i irover Sunbonnet babies, Harris Nights with I'ncle Kermis, myths ami legends of the old planta tion. Holbrook Hook of nature ni'ths Holbrook - ' "ave, mound and lake dwellers. Holbrook Hiawatha primer. Holbrook Northland heroes. Holbrook Round the year in myth and song Jordan -Story of Matka Kingslcy--Heroes. l.eBr - Nonsense books. Mable Legend every child should know. Malde Norse stories. Morle' Seed babies. Mother Ooose Book of nursery rhymes. O'.theu- Old world wonder stories. I'errault -Tales of Mother (loose I'oiilson Through the farm yard gate. Poiilsson Kennard the fox. Seton Biography of a grltsB . ton UriMt, Bag and Vixen Seton Wild animals have known Sewell BUtCfe Beauty Summers Summers leaders. Prim f and books I, 2. 3. Tharkera' Hose and the ring. ' UIMKN1 UfS NEED III LP WASHINGTON. Jan. 29. -Another I appeal for help for starving Arm -I nlans reached the stale department I through the American embassy gl ' London Ambassador Page cnbled that Viscount Bryce had raprtMBtCd I tO him that he had Information iron. , Armenian ecclesustlcal officers that large numbers of Armenian exiles who had been driven nut of their owi. I country by the Turks now are help- leserts of Srla and MOT- less in the opotamla. The vlscou department 1 It can for the THE JOY OF MOTHERHOOD Words of Encouragement to Childless Women. askeil that squatted t alter. the Itati do wlla KEI) BOY MINI) IS sol 1 Pntpert) in Krant Coontj Bid in at Sheriffs Sale for M.5O0. BAKER, "re.. Jan. :il. H. A. Sonne, cashier of the Baker Ulan Trust company, announced upon his return from Conyon City that he bid In for $34,500 the property of the Bed Boy Mines company at a sher iffs sule for the bank, holder of a trust mortgage securing a tl.i7.90D bond issue. The sale was effected bj cancelling a large part of the bond is. sue. at considerable below par. judgment given by the Grant coun ty circuit court, on which the sale wus based, was ft?l,StS.9l, togethel with 15000 attorney's fees, to be di vided between Clifford Correll, of Baker, and William Jackson, of Chi cago. $23 costs and $500 for trustees' fees. It is understood that steps may be taken within a short time to place the mine once more in the producing class. The Bed Hoy has a past record at a profitable venture, but for the last five ears the property has been Idle flido Bly t" Ik- Investigated. KLAMATH FALIX ore.. Jan !. With a view of making a survey of the ra,Mot situation in the BIy sec jiion in Kastern Klamuth county. Field I Agent Averlll. of the I'nited HtattS I Biological survev. has passed through i this city en route to Bly, where he I will make personal investigations. HOW TO HEAL SKIN-DISEASES A Baltimore doctor suggests this I simple, but reliable and inexpensive, home treatment for people Bu(Tcrinr with eczema, ringworm, rashes and sim ilar itching, burning skin troubles. At any reliable druggist's get a jar of resinol ointment and a cake of resinol soap. These will not cost a bit more than seventy five cents. With the res inol soap and warm water bathe the af , fected parts thoroughly, until they are ' free from crusts and the skin is soft ened. Dry very gently, spread on a thin layer of the resinol ointment, and cover with a light bandage if necessary to protect the clothing. This should be done twice a day. Usnally the distrest ! ing itching and burning stop with the I first treatment, tnd the skin toon be comes clear and healthy again. Motherhood is woman'H natural desti ny, but many women are denied th. happiness of children simply because of tome curable derangement. Among the many triumphs of I.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound i its marvelous power to overcome such derangements, as evidenced by the fol lowing letter : Worcester, Muss.-"I suffered from female ills, and 911 advised to have an operation, hut a friend who ha! taken I.ydia K.I'ink ham's Vegetah ( ompound and who has six children, told me to try it It has helped me to much that I am now well and have a baby boy who is the picture of health, and 1 thank theVegetabie Compound for my restoration to heal th. ' ' Mrs. Bert Garvey, 20 Hacker St, Worcester, Matt. In many other homes, once childless, there are now children because of ths fact that I.ydia K. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound makes women normal, healthy and strong. Writo to the I.ydia K. IMnktuarn Medicine ., Lynn, Maaa, for Bdvicc-lt will be confidential. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. A HINT FOR SHAVERS If you want a refreshing share, with a thick, creamy lather, try a resinol having stick. It erntalns the toothing, healing resinol medication which makes It especially welcome to meal with tender facta. Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES T HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STVl.F. LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date. PIRHT CLASS SBRVIOI TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Web end Cottonwood su. Phone (17. Pendleton, Ors. F ALT'S famous ffl A WITKH Frk Fve.ru nv vivnL r loll OYSTERS Kliif. &Mfl Kurnlshrd ItoOttM in Connortion. SEA CRABS MaStD dented. The Quelle Restaurant Bxclustvt distributing depol in Pendleton for kalts Boa Komi