East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 28, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1916. EIGHT PAGES 88 mi A H M 11 i here Are manv Advantages in Shopping at The Peoples Warehouse You get the BEST goods for the price, no matter what the price. Prompt, courteous service. The newest assortments and largest stocks from which to choose. We are agents for more standard nationally advertised makes of goods than any other store in Pendleton, which in itself assures you of the best. When you buy here you buy right, we don't handle unknown "take-a-chance" goods. New Spring SKIRTS We received by this mor nings express another ship ment of Spring Skirts show ing the latest models am! materials, stripes, plaids and plain. Both silk and wool. Full flare taffeta in fancy plaid trimmed with bands of plain silk. Plain taffetas in the Pannier effects. All are moderately priced. NEW GOSSARD MODELS FOR SUM MER The one definite style note which even- woman appreciates knowing is, that the medium and low bust corset has not left and is gradually coming into favor again. The medium bust height being most popular. In Gossards this new tendency is admirably reflected. Waist line normal, skirt length reason able and materials more beautiful than ever. Gossards for S2.50. 83.50. 85.00 up to 812.50. NEW WOOLENS A shipment of new woolens just in. Some plaids, some mixtures, for skirts and dresses. Medium weight, 50 to 56 inches wide, all shades including black and grey. The yard .... 81-00 to 83.00 PALM BEACH SUITING Owing to the shade and weight of this fabric is due its popularity. Can be washed like linen, wears well. The yard 500 and 81.25 40 IN. LACE CLOTH 12V2c An extraordinary value in colored wash goods, for spring and summer house dresses, 40 inches wide in patterns of dots and stripes, some floral designs, all colors. The yard 1Mi4 GOLDEN CROSS BATISTE 20c Permanent silk finish wash batiste in a wide variety of patterns and colors. Stripes, checks, plaids, dots, small floral effects, 30 inches wide, for inexpensive Dishes, of excellent quality chinaware, V2 -Price. BARGAIN BASEMENT HOUSEHOLD NEEDS FOR THE COMING SEASON. You will soon begin to think of cleaning house and with it comes the thought of much expense. The thriftv housewife will do well to visit this department and thereby SAVE. CURTAIN SCRIM REMNANTS Bolt ends of dozens of different kinds of Scrims and Draperies in lengths of from 2 yards to 10 yards. Suitable for curtains. 1 3 Regular Price. f Colonial Drapery Fabrics, 20c val. lmVC Heavy Upholstery Fabrics, 80c val. 3Sc Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics, gold and silver threads 25c H Curtain Net, 48 in., ecru, 75c value 43c 5 Curtain Scrim, lace insertion, 50c value 27c fp Lace Curtains, excellent values, pr. 33c H Ticking, the best 35c goods you ever H bought 18c Mattress Covering, various purposes 9c Table Damask, yellow and white, blue Toweling, in the bolt, linen and cotton, 15c value 7V4 Toweling, and we recommend it to you 6 li Towels, excellent value in Turkish towels 10c and 15C Bed Spreads, hemmed, quality and fin ish warranted 98c Bed Spreads, excellent quality, hemmed ready for use ... $1.48 Linnen, yard wide, for dresser scars and doilies, 50c value 29C Clothes Brushes, worth every penny.. 5C Dishes, of excellent quality china Vk-Pr. and white and red and white 48c Visit the Bargain Basement and you will do the best with your money. WANTED A woman to make shirts for a big country family. Inquire Bargain Basement before Tuesday noon. GROCERY SPECIALS THIS WEEK'S BULLETIN IN OUR PURE FOOD SHOP. ASPARAGUS TIPS Choice tender tips 3 cans 50C; 7 cans 81-00; 12 cans 81.50. RIPE OLIVES Pint cans, this week 10c 20c AND 25c RIPE OLIVES this week, 3 cans 50c CANNED SWEET POTATOES No waste, ready to use, 3 cans 50 25c OYSTERS Extra fancy, large oys ters, this week's special, can 20; 6 cans 81-90; the dozen cans . 81-99 20c COVE OYSTERS Can 15? ; dozen cans 81-95; case of 48 cans 86.90 BABY BEETS Fancy small size beets, the can 25c SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Our famous Nippon Brand, at ex tremely low prices. 3 cans 50C; 7 cans 81-90; case of 24 cans .... 83.90 25c TABLE PEACHES Packed in rich sugar syrup, this week, 5 cans 81-00; 12 cans 82.30; case 24 cans 84.50 FANCY ASPARAGUS Regular 25c cans, specially priced, 5 cans 81.00; case of 24 cans 84.75 20c CANNED PEAS Very special pri ces this week, can 15c ; 7 cans 81-00; case of 24 cans 83.25 BUVIi The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade . 1 . m mOMJiW- jam 9 BILL FOR STANDING ARMY OF 145.000 IS m 1 , mm I The lailles nt Alpha Assembly No. 11 will entertain the men of the as- nmbiy tomorrow evening in the Moose hall at a leap year pally Mrs .'anies Johns, Jr. arrived home last evening from Portland where she hail been for two weeks visiting her parents. m nice return! ral Brookmaa -Family expense uc count. the Friday Rrtdse I liutterfi,M -ltnoL- ,,f h.,ns nfauia club met last Friday afternoon withj cox Artist and public. Mrs. It rarlett In the play hlshj Doan Place of Industries in ! cor honors w ere won by Mrs James 1 m.(ary education Kay-Baton I'se of books und Mr. and Mrs. t yesterday from a days in Portland. The ladle. Webb -History of philosophy. "Ra pld survey of the history of thought from the time of l'lato to Herbert Spencer. The clarity of style, the ab sence of technicalities, the simplicity of expression, and the element of hu man interest, maae it specially kouu I first book for the general reader." 1 Williams Dainties for home parties-; ! "The author has carefully prepared this boivk, based upon her knowledge, j and a wide experience, as an aid fori those who, in entertaining, desire WASHINGTON, IV dishes attractive, appetising, a Httia ,,,, militant oommltt 'unusual and, withal, not too difficult ,., commend I regular arms of I45,00fl to prepare. Contents; Beverage. I after defeating Tllaon'l plan for a punches, cups. etc.. bullion, consom-i im i u rnl Wood ad me, and bisque, substantial, hot an l cold; salad dressings, salads, sand witches; cakes. Ices, extras. It. The uted t" army of jvoculcd. The bill authorized a tucii- 1 ty million dollar appropriation for 'nitrate plant, devoted to the iiiatui I facttire of fertilizer during peace and I munition manufacture In war limes. It would be leased to a private con cern dUrfttg peace. H Perry and the guest prize by Mrs, Alvin Craig. Additional guests were Mrs. Frank Fairbanks. Mrs Karl Tulloeh, Mrs. Sam Paine, Mrs. Alvm Craig. .Mrs Will McKinney. Library News Ubniry Hours, ID u. ill. to 5:30 p. in. Open noon hour. T to 9 evenings. Sundays, 2 to 5 p. m. li braries. Field Little book of western verse. Inexpensive homes of Individuality, lverach St. Paul, Ills life iuiU times. j KntKsiey Koeee and rote growing Kipling Songs from books. Tlie Koran; Tr, from the Arabic by . I U. 'dwell. Lindsay- -Mother stories. Palmer Life of Alice Freeman Palmer Thomas---Hose book. Washington Working with the ha nds. DESTRUCTIVE CAMPAIGN BEING GUARDED AGAINST NEW YORK, Feb H II is beli'-v-i ed that plotters plan a new campaign Of destruction following the scuttling) of a lighter carrying III allied motor cent four million dollar fire in the 1 unfamiliar with the road. Their car. Kr baata was only an Indication of .running at high speed, left the road what Is going to happen. Extra 'at a right angle turn and turtled guards were thrown around the! O'Connor escaped with a few bruises steamship piers. trucks and the fire aboard the British munitions steamer Ilvlngton In the lower bay The moorings of the lighter were cut, anc the vessel was sunk In midstream. A fire tug ex tinguished the Ilvlngton Mate District Attorney Cropsey received an anonymous letter saying the re- I I) of Appetite is also loss of vi tality, vigor, tone. To recover appe- ; tlte and the rest take Hood's Sarsap- larllla- that strengthens the stomach. perfei t digestion, makes eating a pleasure It also makes the blood rich and pure, and steadies the nerves. McCandleM suffered fractures of sev eral rigs, both legs and an arm and receiving internal Injuries J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. Killed III M ( rash. STOCKTON, Cat, Feb. 28. James ''. MC'andless of San Francisco, son of s millionaire sugar grower of Hon. olulu. died In a ldl hospital from ln- i Juries received In an automobile acci dent at Forest I-ke. north of here. Mc' andless and fieorge It O'Con nor of 1T,2T San Jose street. Alameda, were driving to Sacramento and were ss The following new books have been SB t added to the public library shelves. lj iH'Witt Progressive movement Ss : ''I'lulerstanding by -progressive' t ho abolition of corruption, control by the E many rather than by the few, and the i extension of the functions of govern s ! ment. the author gives briefly the gen aVJ I eral aanaeti of the hlstorv of the nro. freative movement, then truces at some length Its development In each of the five largest political parties, and finally writes of lis expression In reforms in nation, state and city Written sympathetically, but with re straint. Job Propagation of w ild birds "A manual of applied ornithology, treating of practical methods of pro pagation of quail, grouse, wild turkey, pheasants, partridges, pigeons and doves, and of attracting and Increas ing wild birds in general, including song birds. Contains a remarka'de amount id' useful information on hab its of birds, diseases, food care, dan gerous pests, nesting boxes, both lor the bird lover and tUose wishing to do business mi a commercial scale. Very attractive illustrations." Maeiiregor Book of thrift. "Teres. advice, illustrative stories, and isola tions, which should be of practical j help and Inspiration to persons in Bj i small salaries, housewives, parents j who would teach their children to j save, and to all small investors. While sB a great deal of the matter has been prepared especially for Ho- bobk, it i i oti-i-ts in tin in. tin ..r .i series il "Talks on thrift" prepared b) tin- lU. 5 ; tln-r :-'r tin- savings Dank section ; 5s the Anori. mi bankers' association." 25 UcKeon Fire prevention. "Were SK every housekeeper to fully appreciate the importance o laKMng such prr- 55 I cautions as descril ed m this book. the H annual fire loss per capita in this E country might not be, as it is al pres- ent. several times larger than that ol any European country. The average E citizens may think it is not lntend' d f-T him. but he br mistaken i- he usually Is when be thinks that, for; the first page States without (purifi cation that the Ore problem is "up to the owners .and occupants " Mackay How to produce children's plays. "The object of thus book, says the author in her first chapter, "Is to tell In the simplest possible man ner what to do and what not to do in the producing of plays for children It Is for the school child, not the stage child, that this book Is Intended; for the teacher anil 'irama enthusiast rater than the professional producer." She first gives a brief history of ths development of child drama. Follow ing this are chapters on f'hild player and child audience; how to produce children's plays; play analysis for children; and on ostumes, scenery properties, music, etc. Lists of plays suitable for pttblli schools, settlements for outdoor occasions, holidays, and SO on, complete in on,- volume. Morris Doctors versus folks. "A look back over thirtv years of expeii ence in the medb al profession fur nishes the. writei with excellent ma terial which he utilizes after the manner of the gen: 1 essayist and phi losopher as well as the man of scien tific attainments. Young doctors will find Iir. Morris's i hapten full of help ful suggestions about what to (void as well as what is worth a struggle to at-j tain. Sharpless American college j "Sludy of the alms and methods of, the smaller American college as dls-j Hnguished from the large university Plain In style but '-ar In Statement.! and a real contribution from a point! I of view not often beard " Thorpe--Coming newspaper "The material in this I k was prepared upon assignment by the editor, the professor of Journalism in the t'nlvei -slty of Kansas who had obtained, by means of a questional te sent to a thousand men and w'omen In public and private life, suggestions as to the most vital problems connected with Journalism today. The chapters are written by men -f wide Journalistic experience and discuss the latest methods and ethics of newspaper making, news-gathering anil hundllii. advertising, circulation, administra tion, and editorial direction" Towns Habits that handicap. Shows the manner in which the dru o.-fers Important suggestions for handling of the entire How Mr. Davis t;oi nui of a nail (ongh. "Some time ago I had a very bad cough." writes Iwls T Davis. Hlack water. Del. "My brother McCabe Da. vis gave me a small bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy After tak lrt this 1 bought half a doien bot tles of It but only used one of them as the sough left me and I have not been troubled since " Obtainable ev erywhere. Adv. HOME, Feb. Durazzo, an Al banian seaport, has been esacunled an official announcement said. DUfeauo has hasp surrounded by Austrian and llulgars for some time. Its fall was predicted two weeks ago. In ancient times Durazzo was an Im. portant city. Its harbor became silt ed and the town dwindled in Importance, M-aii ii tor Robbers, SEATTLE, Feb. 2S. Deputy sher iffs and special agents returned 10 Seattle after combing the outlying districts between Seattle and TaCO ma. searching for the North t oast limited train robbers Pottofftce in spectors are still trying to learn the amount lost Tracks of the robbers were found In one place, but officers Extreme Weakness and Suffering Read How Mrs. Goodling got Relief and Strength. York, Pn.-" 1 have used Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ami iounu it io iw an you ay it is. I was so sick thst I roul. i not stand at my sink to wash dishes and 1 could not sit without a pillow under me. I hud the doctor every few days but since I bgVI taken the Compound I don't have to send for him. I have hud three children anil could not raise uny of them, but since 1 have taken the Com siuncl 1 have a I right baby boy. I advise every raffegiag woman to try it ami get relief, thai dotM wonders for me." -Mrs. CaTRalOfl G00DUH0, 138 E. King Street, York, Pn. When a medicine has been successful in bringing health to so many, no woman has a right to ssy without try ing it, "1 do not believe it will help me." There must be more than a hurt dred thousand women in this country who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven what wonders l.ydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable l'onisiund ran do for weak and ailing women. Try it and see for yourself. If (In n- nro any complication you don't imilerstiiiid, write Lydla B. rinkhnm Medicine Co. (CO-fldeDtial), Lynn, Mass. "en- unable to detenu. ne which the) went. BABY BORN AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH THRIVING A solution of paraffin In 111 preserve autumn leaves VSOODS 4 Stop the Grippe when It's Still a Cold Photo (-By Grippe. Pnu.-.irni, Hi inrhilic, .11 .UMtrom SSaSSB roid,. Hrd lhn,p(f br mitts Fol?y , Honey ttnii I at CSSSS unii. "A dose In time w-ill save nln, ' A U w (loses i.f I V. y s IJoni-y and Tec Compound tak"n when you feel a eoi I centiAg n win savit you a world, aanoyanes a:.d possibia distress. liry bnckiioT eanghs mint never 1 .'ghcto.i. Ihey iiriiau- the throe and chssl terribly. The net of fol Heaey umi Tar Compound win bat s Incienlng soothing effect, reli Irritation and p rmltUag slo p. Here's a typical Imtsrce nf t!.r relief und help that comes thi i ihi ' f Foley s iloney ' i i u CoRtpoundi "My little girl had s s'vere sold I li rt Inns sau, ! Mrs, u Ukrke- n, of roungstewn, o., "and ougi i dmost cunilnuouslr. i iiied lots . coiigb rensdles and bad the -i treat her, but sin- dpi not gn n better, My etstei reeomaiendi Pole) s Honey and Ta. Compound to tne .-iinl I decided to gi-t sum.' for my child. The nri't dose 1 Kttvc In i r. llcTtd ths Inflammation in hi-t throat I'.ttl afier ush.g oi.lv one fifty cent bettls 11. c cough Ian her and re r tl.n.ul mid lings w.i,. ,-niiniv free from liinamtuatlnn. Sine- II, at tlln. I always k.- p a hnitle of Foley Honey and Tnr Composed In the house in esse of traergenor, ss l know It Is a nin eurs for roughs and i "bis. It was tl tin ana of savins miv little (Irl and 1 ni ommended II iighly." Sold Ever yw here. JKKSKY I ITV. X. J Feb. 2S. In f all that could be learned, in addltl the Jersey ('In hospital they call him I on '" 'be fact that he was there no -r-i. .-. rt .. although b.. eighs '""- "w oner uiue 1 Donleys, four of whom are in Si Jo half pounds. I .nh'. n,.,o -kil. ,. '- .- He is the baby that came into the valid In the Jersey Ct Hospital, onj) world two minutes after his mother, j a few feet away front where Mr Mrs. Mary Hooley. gave up the strug-1 Dooley" squeals luslllv at regular In gle for existence, when Dr. Irwin I tervals for his bottle of warm mUk "Mr. Dooley, but six and h ; Moskowitz, the .oung ihslcian. , found that Mrs. Dooley was dead he I performed the rare post-mortem Cee Jsarlan operation. ! The baby came Into the world with j a double handicap. With his mother Ulead, the hospital authorities started lout to find his father. Mrs. Dooley had entered the hospital from No. I6G ! Grand street, Jersey City. When In ! (uiry was made there it was said thai nothing was known of the Where abouts of the real Mr. Dooley. "He was only a roomer hen-." was Miss llerlha Wood", the nurse who summoned Mr. ifoskowtti when she found Mrs. Iioule; dying, smiled proudly at the tiny mite, "Isn't he a grand baby?" she said. "I suppose if his father Isn't found he will be turned over to the stale board or children's guardians for adoption. There have been many persons here to see him today, nnd I am sure he win get a good home. Cor everyone is Just erasy about him. Perhaps h will be president some daj Who knows'.'" RUBBER When you buy anything In rubber you have to rely on the drugg st regnrding Its quality. The only safeguard you have Is to buy imir rubber good at a reliable store than carries only reliable makes. Buy your Itubher Goods from us we offer you a hrttrr qual ity for Ic-x mono! Tallman & Co. Leadta Dmtjuti Itouinanla (nils Its OHtsCM, i LONDON, Feb. 2s. Renter's Am-1 sterdam correspondent sends a re- post received there from Bucharest I that the Roumanian office has an-1 , ' - .k. nil A "7" " habits are formed, mania n corneas vesweeu me ages bs ' Saw 10 musi re,, on iHfliT .(. r L.hll rr,r ilmn Stld tioints a way lo help tn Individual; cHses Includes In the discussion the alcohol and tobacco ha nils. Dr. Rich ard c. Cabot wiltes In the lntrodin- ii,.,, , Mnl ,,.u,.,, M ,,u, I,,. knows more about the alleviation and; care of drug addictions than any oth er doctor that I have ever seen." I service. tYinstl patton. When costive or troubled with constipation take Chamberlain's Tab let. They are easy to take and most agreeable In effect Obtainable every, where. Adv. When You Want Something rarticulary Nice You can always depend upon K C not to disappoint you. The double raise makes J-..L .. l: i.ti ni i ir i uuuuiy tenant naming is len to iuck. It tne batter is a little thin, K C will raise it light and feathery and it will be all the better. Jarring the stove or turning the pan around makes no differ ence K C sustains the raise until baked. When there's a birthday or weddina cake to bake, or refreshments for reception or party to provide, take no chances- Use KC Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY Chkiee Style NOODLES HOT TAMALES CHILL! CON CARNE HPAMSII sTYIiK LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date, first ci.Ass SERVICE! TEA Sc Package Under State Hotel cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sts. Phone 67. . Pendleton, Ore.