East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO StockReducingSaleofGroceries IN OUR Pure Food Department in Our Sanitary Basement THREE PHONES ALL NO. 15 ON ACCOUNT OF THE DANGER OF HIGH WATER we moved our entire reserve stock of Groceries out of our basement wareroom. Since moving it we have enlarged our grocery salesroom which reduced the size of our v re room so that now we haven't enough room for our reserve. In order to put our stock hack we MUST reduce it. We offer to you " IN CASE LOTS ONLY" at the following prices this list of caises and articles. THIS IS THE GREATEST SALE OF GROCERIES OF THE YEAR. BE SURE TO GET YOUR SHARE. 5 CASES CANNED KRAUT 2 dozen cans to case, sold refill .:: '. -e. Stock Reducing Sale, case 92.90 15 CASES SOLID PACK TOMATOES N 2 cans. 24 to ca- regular 92.2.1. Stock Reducing Sale, the 82.00 80 CASES SIFTED PEAS 24 cans to case; sold regular 83.7.V Stock Reducing sale, the case 93.25 10 CASES TOMATO CATSUP 24 bottles to case; sold reg tlu 30c bottle. Stock Reducing Sale, case 95.00 6 CASES CHOICE ASPARAGUS 24 to case ; sold regu lar 25c 'an. Stoc k Reducing Sale, the case 94.75 5 CASES COVE OYSTERS 4 do, cans to case; soH regular SI. 75 dot. Stock reducing sale, case 86.00 13 CASES OYSTERS 4 doz. No. 1 cans to case; extra fancv grade. Sold regular 25c can. Stock Reducing Sk. the case 99.00 15 CASES FANCY WHITE ASPARAGUS 24 cans to case; sold regular 35c can. Stock Reducing Sale, the ;i-- 86.25 15 CASES EXTRA FANCY TABLE PEACHES Sold regular 35c can. Stock Reducing Sale, case 96.00 15 CASES FANCY TABLE PEACHES 24 caw to case: sold regular 25c can. Stoc k Reducing Sale, case 94.50 15 CASES ASPARAGUS TIPS 4 doz. No. 1 round cans to case; sold regular 3 cans 50c. Stock Reducing Sale, the ca-.- 86.00 15 CASES FANCY STR1NGLESS BEANS 24 case : sold regular cans 50c. Stock Reducing Sale. the case 83.40 NIPPON PINEAPPLE 24 ir 6 cans 90c. Stock Reduc-83.00 3C CASES HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE 24 large cans, extra fancy grade; sold dregular 25 can. Stock Reducing Sale, the case 84.50 25 CASES OUR FAMOUS cans to case ; sold regul ing Sale, the case 13 CASES CONDENSED MILK Quality the best; we are closing out this brand ; 48 large cans to case ; sold regular 10c can. Stock Reducing Sale, the case 83.85 20 CASES FANCY MAINE CORN 24 cans to case; sold regular 83.75 case. Stock Reducing Sale, case 83.25 20 CASES EXTRA FANCY PEAS Sold regular 3 can 50c. Stock Reducing Sale, 24 cans to case. ... 83.50 75 CASES SOLID PACK TOMATOES Nu. :', cans, 24 to case; sold regular 15c can. St the case CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP A wel sells regular U-gal. 85c; 81.50 -gais. St ith. ck Reducing Sale S3.00 known brand that gal. Packed 12 ck Reducing Sale. S7.50 SPECIAL SALE OF Pongee Silks THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN PONGEES IN PENDLE TON. OVER ONE YEAR AGO WE PLANNED THIS SALE AND BOUGHT THIS ENORMOUS LOT OF IMPORTED PONGEES. THEY ARE THIRTY-TWO INCHES WIDE, GOOD WEIGHTS; THE BEST QUALITIES FOR THE PRICES YOU'LL EVER SEE. PONGEE WILL BE VERY POPULAR THIS SPRING FOR WAISTS AND DRESSES, MEN'S SHIRTS, ETC. READ THESE PRICES Then come and see the goods. The prices will be a surprise to yov. 65c Quality, Special Price 39c 75c Quality, Special Price 49c $1.00 Quality, Special Price 69c TUB SILKS Just received an extraordi nary lot of fancy striped tub silks. These are 36 inches wide, white ground with as sorted colored stripes. Makes up into practical men's shirts and ladies' waists. Launder. like linen. The yard 81.00 PACIFIC EMBROIDERY CO.'S PACKAGE OUTFITS In our Art Needlework De partment we carry a complete line of the Pacific Embroidery Co.'s package outfits, the best embroidery package on the market. We invite compari son. Your money refunded without question if not as guaranteed. All materials are included except ribbons and laces. Popular prices. THE BARGAIN BASEMENT SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES Here is where we send the broken lots and discontinued lines. where we mark the price away down to move the shoes out quickly. And remember the quality is the that in our hih grade, up-htairs shoe stock Shoes for Men Dress shoes of highly finished calf. Nearly all sizes; on BE and EEE lasts. Value $3.50. Bargain Basement 82.37 Shoes for Men Work shoes or just every day calf shoes of heavy suple leather. On EE and EKE lasts. Value $.'',.50. Bargain Basement 82.47 Shoes for Women Every day shoes ; a mighty good calf skin shoe of good finish ; on EE last. Value $8.50. Karirain Basement $2.23 day shoes of heavy kul STOCK e lasts and sold for 98.00. Bar-81.98 Shoes for Women E with good easy sole, gain Basement Shoes for Women Dress Shoes. A hundred styles and all good lasts. Shoes that have $4.50 to $5.50. Bargain Basement Shoes for Girls Both calf and kid stock. Go toes and low heel. They are all leather. $2.00 to $2.75. Bargain Basement 81.13 Shoes for Boys Heavy calf that he can't kick best school shoe made for the money. Sold to $2.65. Bargain Basement 81.23 Guaranteed Stockings for the whole family, 2 guaranteed 6 for 75c. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where it Pays to Trade Here is same as different sold for 82.2.: d shaped Sold tor to SJ iut. Th-3 for $1.75 to $1.97 for 25c MANY U. GRADUATES ON OTHER COLLEGE STAFFS nviVKlMSlTY ok OIUMKNN E MM Fk, 1&- lie'.' lupinont of set the atate has contributed tereMf to the racultlea of '! and universities tbi University at Oregon alone situates .hold instructional position on the Staffs of d pilllllllllllllHHri Known For Ifl Strength iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintf Home of the institutions are t'ni- versity of Washington, University or (ieorgla. University of Denver. Washington Btata college. Vassal1 Col il...... I.l..muOf. Cl.ll... illlStnl- f'fll- lege, university of wwwin. uonsvn University, Pennsylvania State Col lege, and I'nlvcrslty or Idaho, f The positions held range from pre Identic to fellowships; the depart ment from engineering to fine nrt-' dermer. will give a si'.ver tea at II heme of Mr R' X Slanfield Jackson street A program is hein, prepared. Mrs W I. Thompson And Mrs Wntttd Itond will preside at ! luncheon at l JO Friday afternoon people will be here tnts evening raw the black. ind white dancing party a: which sis prominent young bachelors of the city mill be boon in the F.agle- VYuodmsn hall Cottolene "The Natural Shdrlening" Food that is shortened with or fried in Cottolene is tempting in appearance and has a delicious whole someness that is always appreciated. Cottolene is superior for shortening biscuits, pie crusts and pastries and for frying doughnuts, fish, chicken, vegetables, etc. No special instructions are required for its use. Ask your grocer to deliver regular supplies ol Conolen. It is packed in pails of convenient sues. 0HOZ:FAIRBANKt5Li Cottolene makes good cooking better Library News i mi; Hot k- en- which will insure him freed ii Only two of the crew of the ftom interference, except fr-m . w.-od wi re . veil The place cabinet a a whole. It add thai l"..i 1 1 Kinking was not given Mm .Kitchener will undertake duties of ' vessel of (54 tons. h.Khl' responsible character eNe-1 " 3t to :f evenings laydays; J"0 to 5.0. lOailliu CaTeSS toorM- for tlx- Teach. rr of Oregon. The Umatilla County library hai purchased one sets each of the foi- low'ng bM,ks one of which muat b read 01 each teacher who wishes t. parture of the present secret" t . Of I war for SaloiiikI where immense OP lerations are said to be impending, -r i for a field of operations even fui .ii.-t east get g certificate this year. In tend ing to the library for them, it is best to Mate first, sec at t rem! nd and th rd choice referred may be out Il also beat to legiii as JMthle as or The follow nil.' i quoted from Uw circular sent out by the State Super intendent of Public Instruction. ' Be. fween Xovember 1, ui5. and Novera ber 1. 191H. no certificate may be registered w th a county superintend ent unless nu" of these books has been read. The count) superintend ents have entered into an agreement among themselves wherel.v they will trke as evidence of the careful read no; of one ,f these hooks, a c-rt fi nite issued by the t'nlversitv of i re gon for any of the first thirteen books or a certificate from Oregon Agri cultural College for any of the last six books. Teachers who read one of these last year should read a dif ferent book 'hi year. Books in omit IJavawy, Bagrsy School discipline. Charters Teaching the common Barhart Types of leeching, Foster Social emergency Mart Kdiicntional resources ol lege and rural communities Monroe -Principles of secoi i duration. Morgan Backward child. Parker Methods of t-achimi h gb sehool subjects. Utrayer- Hricf curse in the t. ing process. Swift learning snd doing. "ferman--Hygiene of the school child. Dtrayerd gnd Thorndike- -Rducaii-cnal administration. 'ooley Domestic art in womari's education. Crashes -Manual arts for vocation al ends. afunroe Xe methods n aditca tion. Sherman i'ooi) products. Thompson -Commercial education in public and secondary scl I-.. PENDLETON PASTOR WILL TAKE PART IN IT III gNYDKK Wil l. WiKISI KK.V i.l Li IV IN -1 nil 8 U M I I TRIGS Till Rl i Bast Oregonian Special i'lUiT HOCK. Ore.. IVb II. Th. revival meetings started hete last night Rev. Rnyder of Pendleton will come Thursday U) hel ReV. OelVtB i in the meetings. Mrs. ti. T Fanning has returned to her home in Portland, after hav tig sja-nt the past three months at the Ibeetd of her son. B. T. Fanning of ; this place E. T. Fanning SCCOmpS' ' nied h's mother, and will remain In I Portland until he has regained his IliiUrarin k for Nart, LONDON, Feb. 15. The Exchange Telegraph Company received th foi lown g dispatch from Athens: h Is confirmed In entente clr. leg 'that Bulgaria has nide overtures for a -.piiate peace to the entente powers" WHAT A WOMAN OFOUB NATIVE 8TATE SAYS. Portland, Oregon. "For g long time I bsve been v nervous I could almost scream t', Mmw. and have had fiicIIs Uisl I could not get, around. Mv bsclc Iiaintsl so st night couM not sleep DVed to Pendleton after having ide their home here foi the past I bu ldlng ami will open a grocery 'store in the part recently occupied b. the post office, Mr Schnepp was for Bierlj from Missouri but for the past year has tieen In California. Several carloads of bay have been ; shipped in during the past week Hay is selling at lil and SI,lt per ton here. Miss Kllzabeth Krause arrived from i Echo last Saturday. She expects to I make her home here, having accept ! ed a posit on at the hospital. Mis Marie Bolton left today fori her old home In Missouri, where she 'will islt friends, then go to her home i in Oklahoma to visit her parents Mi- , I Boltoh will return In the early sum-j mer. Mr. TOWS has moved his famllly to the house recently occupied by thei Wests. Mr. Towe will conduct his lewelry store in part of the house. Rchool reopened this morning after .f - despot- did ni" 7 I no n.ssi. A lady I . J in Uearharl rec I Dmmendsd Docu.r ' ' ' l itrn s Favorite Prescription to tne so I thought 1 would give it a trial. I have now used four bottlsg ami am still iisrtig it. It has done me much gissi " Mrs. D. ciiotMAKK.K, wo N. UHh St. "Die nse of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes women happy by making them healthy. There are no more crying spells. "Favorite Pre scription" cures inflammation gnd female weakness. It makes ca women strong, sick women well. Like an open Issik, our faces tell the talc of health or (lip ase. Hollow cheeks and sunken gyeg. listless steps, sleepless nights, tell of wasting de bilitating disease gome place in the body. It may I' one place or another, the cans.' is generally trace able to a common source. (let lh Prescription to-day either in liquid or talih t form, if you want to better votir physical condition spts'dily. Ir. Pierce's Pellets regulate stom ach, liver and bowels. (wsHOmi of Nr-j f -Are fully ssd pros rly answered in The People's Coss moti Sense Medical Adviser. All th knowledge s young woman, wife or riaiigNcr should hsve is contained In this big Home Doctor ltook of inuK pncc with engravings snd color plaue. and bound In cloth. Ily mall, prepaid on receplt of 3 dimes. Addros Isii Main Street, lhiffalo, N. Y. DULL P i m 1 ItOBKItTSCIN MUCTEKIl e Mr 1 M" rh'" h. til K, s DIIIK I it: f visitors h.re today. up tin;. e The Campfire iirl gavi UCCessfUl home talent pi Miss I). Hlce returned lien lfter spendina the iiast week w I areata at Hermlston. Tw g Hmkle Is confined Mrs c. if. Beltel is nursing at home of has. Hibbanl. M HEADACH E Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON, OREGON reby trrarittii t11 Kutor, Bonds. Alr ninbstrator nntrar o 1 Sto'-kx and Federal Reserve Board. By C. .S. Hamlin, (jcjveincir. i Hi g : , .laps dram t Help washincton. Fet. II Reports lall to have com from the Vlenn" ijiorelgn offi'e reached Washington to I Oils Soothe I Skin Disease Si' Oil of wlntergreen. thymol, gly rlne I and other heating Ingredients eOBpuiUMeg S In proiH-r pro,ortlD Into Hie V. I. D, S '"" rlptlon has nnw U"w the urlverial S 1 favorite of kln sufferers In relieving skin X' dlese. It Is s mild v.imh that pen. tmtes S Hie prtres nd given Irtftnt relief from sll S' laimlng nd lolling. II kills nnd -le .g the gnawing disee germs and its s .'wining oils aalckt; seal the ansssss S tlsstien. Iitnegl.ls nre e t r. commend Hill S I .s,thing. eeelang llonid '..", :, md II no. rotn1 to us snd w- will tell you more about S hl remartilile reined) Vwir moner b k S ! in,e the first iMrftle relieves J.ci P. D, P. Hop keep our sklo hralthy. Ask slsjiit It. i aTk. W TV fm 18 I D. u. u r. s:. the effect that the recent special mis sion of the t zar's cousin firand Duke Nicholas Mlchaelovich to Toklo hs'l for It purpme tlie j,articipation ol Japan in the defense or the Suez and Mlnoi and that Japanese troops are landing -ii Vladivostok and pro ecedlng overland from Port Arthur for actual service in these regions, Their destination t declared b: (he report to be tlie Volga river. when they will in- transported to tne Caspian sea ''nd thence to Asia Mi ni,: an I (Syria The mirpose of th' movement Is sn d n the report In be the blocking of an artnek of the fjer- onti rorcew n tie sinai Pen Insula in fits renr and the Japanese army of fleers are declared o be anginas to Ifl conclusions with Oeneral alack cr,M,.n gnd oeneral von der rioit h th it section. It Is also said that Duke Peter i org'' ' on nldenburg. i oiiln of the niter of the Herman principality or Oldenburg and brother-in-law of the . r gas tendered the use of his es tates In the tran Caucasus for bar roks and hopltal -l"he report H . orrect Is retarded a "Ignlfvlna the movement of inno. bodies of troops Me that section In the near future 1 StsBBBBBBa bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV jl'' ' ' g 'D A. Dr. James' Headache Powders re lieve at once 10 cents a package 0 round ansa broken on BMC M for san.O'iO h i -team power plant to M mfi on the river front In the Inwu . c. ,. .mm, WrS foH'Vff-' m irm nt SA? W i floBfi.TSOJ-1 LOXDOX, Peb. It. dreat Britain's Uur operations 'i ill soon be under the ad ve direction of sir wiuiam Koh- ertson, now chief of staff, according to widespread lumors. London general) accepts the report that Kail Kitchener will be superseded a secretory of war jaaVfCj) 4(;ii)... The I guidon flail. keudi SSyS tilt will aiii' MhtMaVnaWttasMetaWPlpo llritlsli I one 'two Vessel LONDON. Feb. II liOSS or th Prltlsh slnmshlpa Hprlngfleld and Cedarwood were fVportSd l" til a4" mltaltv The Springfield was orpedoed without warning in the Med'lerrnn ean on her way from j,ond ten In Cal cutta. Her crew or 7,"i were landed at Malta, she was a US-foot vessel oi tons. Utile Blossom To Delight the Home When it Is known llml in the nc:ir f uturs ihc homo is lo ba blessed with a ,HKs new arrival the llit bbbbBI ""'"Sid should lie MH "Motlicr's Friend'' . Tills is nn eitrrtid remedy gently applicil over the stomach nnis clcs. It make lliem (Irm and pliant, they cvpnnd naturally with out undue strain. It removes from the nerves those Influ ences wlilch are re sponsible for much of li . ..-I.. I J A , , ,. . ue: linn in, ell-Ill ill ma period of erpectiincr. It Is for this reason Ibet much of lbs illstrrsr su h as mornln ikkneB it avoided, .Ml prerpectlv fatstrl Isnild ee to It that the evpeitant mother Is privldcd with a Isittlc of "Motlwr's Irlend." The directions nre simple. Qs) II nl any drug store. II Is applied by the sSpHteM riother hemelf. it penetrates deeply nnd nf f.irds rpjtrk ond splendid relief In a most gratifying manner And reflect a physicnl ictternient lo Ha nervous disposition of the haby. Don't fall lo get a bottle of "Mother's Prlenn ' today nnd then write Brndleld Rrg. Illalor CSh l l.nmnr Hldg., Atlanta, da You tk a Ir. Jampii' B dfhf Powder anil in just a frw aBOfntfiti your lirmi rlciirR .ml nil nmiritlffiA arA iJieitj"ch viuuHhra. It's tl qutekeat :ind mirnt relief for hpadflcin-, wlirthi-t dull, throbbing, Rplittine r iiprvf riuriinjr. Send Honieonft to th1 dr-i-strr and Mfl a dime pn. k i iww, (Juit sutTpring it'a no MVdlflH iirir Ton lift Dr. slamtV II. , i' - t j . . !, there will U? uu dij-pointment J. E. MULLIMX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store Pendleton, Oic'Kon. ml sin ai asawi m ntfn 1(1 III II1M III nil Ml lilt ll CO. No. 7i i Oraden si. OttT roots have been tested 100 years. We can SOTS all chronic diseases or nhsccsHcs. Come to ii if ran are rafter ing from catarrh, asthma, lunu or bronchial trouble, constipa tion, rheumatism, appendicitis drOBay, kidney, liver, stomach or female trouble, obesity, blood and skin diseases or nervou. debility. Sufferers from theae ami many other chronic 'diseases hsve been restored to heal lb nnd hnpplneaa without poison oua drugs, by the Chinese ".- Come nnd see us SECURITY 9Hin jicuctiy mil "Hi bus -.IIIIIIIIIIIHIIItlllllll Mil"" iiimiimiiniiimiiiiiiimiinn l.i l AN llllt C. ( ost ll,ft.oM,