East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 09, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 9. 1916. 1 Youthfulness in The Fashion of Our New Spring for Women Suits Everyone who is acquainted with the fashion ack nowledges that the big motive for this season is the youthful idea. Thu is not bad. Nobody really enjoys growing old. We are all prone to put our years behind us, but at the same time no one of mature age wishes to counter feit the appearance of childhood. Right here is where the care which we use in the se lection of our garments shows its results. Here you will always find style, individuality, but instructed in a way that lends refinement to the wear er, eliminating freakish notions, but at the same time portraying every twist of dress fashions fancy. Our suits are constructed in all the wanted materials, both silk and wool and in the colors best suited to Spring wearing apparel. The prices put them within the reach of all $17.50 to $50.00 NEW TWO-TONED TAFFETA A shipment of the new two-toned taf fetas. These are the "very' new" in fashiondom; 36 inches wide, for dresses and suits. Just the proper weight. Col ors of brown and black, green and blue, gold and China blue, red and grey. The yard $1.50 and $2.00 FRENCH MADRAS A lot new French Madras in waist and shirt patterns. Light ground with color ed stripes; soft finish; 36 inches wide. The vard 25c TISSUE GINGHAMS Use Tissue Ginghams for your Sum mer frocks. A splendid cloth that wash es and wears like iron. All colors, stripes and checks; 28 inches wide. The vard 25c CRETONNES, NETS AND SCRIMS We have a most beautiful assortment of cretonnes, nets and scrims in our Art and Drapery department, 2nd floor. An atmosphere of refinement and restfulness in a home often owes much of its charm to the abundant use of drapery fabrics. The cheerful colorings of the chintzes and the subdued tones of the tapestry effects, provided by modern art at a- moderate cost, have an import ant place in the home. You'll find our prices to be moderate. Bargain Basement News Spring Coats A new lot of very pretty Spring Coats have just been sent to the Bargain Basement. Coats of the finest materials and good styles. They origi nally sold from $18.00 to $35.00. Bargain Basement Price ... $6.50 to $11.25 Woolen Drew Goods Sale Just as We told you this goods is clearing out in a hurry and why shouldn't it? This Spring's dress goods, values 65c to $1.00, Bargain Basement price 49 Shoe No, your boy did not wear these shoes out in three weeks., and there is a reason. Every sole a genuine Oak Sole. Every upper of Full Stock Calf, and these shoes are built to last, not merely to sell. Bargain Basement price $1.13, $1.23. $1.59, $1.79. $1.98. Gowns The prettiest muslin and crepe gowns yet offered in Pendleton. This is the comment of every visitor to the Bargain Basement. These gowns are all new, come daintily trimmed in lace, 'Jmbroidery and ribbon run, Dutch necks, V-necks, open and closed fronts. Bargain Basement price 59c. 69C. 79C, H9C Every day sees new additions to the hundreds of dollars worth of money sav ing bargains. Visit this money saving department. 1 "T. P. W. Pure Food Shop" 3 Phones All 15 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY T. P. W. CANE and MAPLE SYRUP, a fancy blended syrup, for your hot cakes and waffles. Quart can 45c '-gallon can 85c 1 gallon can $1.50 SEED POTATOES, the sack $3.00 NEW CANDIES, CRACKERS, COOK IES and BISCUITS. 1 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade MEANS OF GUARDING WHEAT FROM SMUT ARE BEING SOUGHT UK. II PRICES N Hit 1 MlltOI. m high, i BJfrrn tk to HE TOED. Mrs. Harry E. Bickers last evening Mr. and Mrs. John K. li.iblnson. DT, entertained a few guests at dinner am and Mrs. F. V. Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. ! an observance of the birthday of her-, C. K. Roosevelt and Mis Neva Uine : self and ilso of Mrs. Wln l l.ivermore.j left yesterday for Portland to at jone of her guests. tend the wedding anniversary eelelira- -. I tion of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jackson. There Is a great deal of rejoicing; among tne memoers or me local C T. IT. over the report from Port land that Pendleton has been gronted, , the next convention or the state or-1 canization. It was through the ef-' torts of the Pendleton local that this l"ist action was taken by the executive lard. The state W. vet been held in T f. has nev stem Oregon. Tl The two daughters of Mrs. Oliver P. Morton. Hertrude and Patricia, who have been visiting their grandparent Mr. and Mrs. l-e Moorhouse. for the two months, lett ror ron- land to join their mother. The Mor tons will leave soon for Lis Angeles to which city Mi Morton, who is In the legal department of the 1' S. reel" has been transterred. ition service. m city he'd its annual election of offi cers last evening and the follow ing se lections were made: John Lang, dic tator; Frank Bowman, VIC dictator; Emmett (iraybeal, prelate; Ed Hem nielgarn. treasurer; J. ('.. Johnson. In ner guard; Adam Qamlouaki, outer guard; Sam Ooppinger. trustee for three ears; John Butler the retiring dictator, grand representative; Dave Ciraybeal. alternate. A supper was served after the election. Mrs Week Anna liuoke i Portland. t'. 1. Woodward visitor In the city. T. K. Hudson of guest of the St Is spend! nf the Ada Enterprise eorge. Hermlslon. w; ! Ted Sapper Ol ! y esterduy from the west i county. end i up th With the time for sowing of spring wheat drawing near. 1001 wheat men are beginning to cast around for suit able means of protecting their seed wheat against smut. In former years it has been customary to use a solu tion of blue vitro 1, but use of the cop-1 per compound by the nations of Eu rope sines the outbreak of the war has sent the price sky high, and most farmers will use a substitute. Formaldehyde seems the most pop ular substitute, and It Is probable nearly all seed wheat planted this spring will be treated with this solu tion. In past years several local far mers planting large quantities ot grain have used formaldehyde with success, and some report it much bet ter protection against smut than thu i opper sulphate solution. Copper sulphate, or blue vltrol. as It is known commercially, has advanc ed at the local stores during the past 12 months from 6 to 4U cents per pound. Formaldehyde has shown practically no change, the prevailing FOLGER WEEK Miss LottS Liverm day for Spokane whe her sister. spent I d In left ester-, nMle frill prtand where she lie will visit I two months. Alex Maleom of Echo, who in this city thirty years ago. the city yesterday. Mrs. J. H. French of Butter Creek. of the county, was here paying her taxes yesterday. , Miss Aimee Uilotirelle. who nas Mrs. J E. Sny der arrived Tuesday been visiting her sister in Seattle for mini.' front Portland uhere she had the past few months, is expected home en for two weeks. today. Mrs. Helena Burton entertained t ! number of l.ady Maccabees at her h. ...... vll Mill street nil Monday eve- , f, " ,.(.,, i,io ..,.a I Pioneer resident ROUr, refreshments were served. I Mfau I .... , 1- ,.nnt. n..r uullltrl Miss Eglantine Moussu has arrived! " m Ul era, will make a 400 gallon solution for treating seed It Is probable that the heavy demand Tor the sontlon this spring for wheat treatment will advance the price somewhat, but not to compare ith the increase In blue vltrol SAVE ten cents a pound on Coffee ..... It keeps well in sealed tins. Buy enough to last you a month... Large tins cost less a pound. Folger Week LORD FISHER MAY BE COMMANDER OF NAVY liritaui Short of Dyes. WASHINGTON, March 9. Consul ar dispatches received here told how iC.reat Britain, as well as the United : States, is feeling the pinch of .dye stuff shortage j Prices are soaring and vast quanti fies of goods are accumulating to lie dyed, the report said. London, March I. sir John Fisher, formerly first sa lord, at- BROKERS ABROAD LOOK tended today's meeting of the war pp it c in Tur WAR i council, in someiquarters It w is r li ft w , - . - Keep Your Bowels Ketrular. As everyone knows, the bowels are the sewerage system of the body ami It is of the greatest importance that they move once each day. If your bowels become constipated, take a dose of chamberlain- Tablets Just after supper and they will correct the disorder. Obtainable everywhere Adv. I.oNDON. March Almost over mmattmwkA'm via..' .. th i '. , r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - American situation has radically ! ."hurt'h'!' changed. The belief is gTowing that relations are more tense and the pot nihility of war sertously considered. Danish and Dutch reports say Ger many's bitterness toward America is increasing It is unknown whether this is due to congress uphodlng Wil son's submarine policy War insur ance brokers anil others, hitherto dis inclined to regard the situation seri ously, are now alive to the possibility of a German-American break mored that he was summoned to learn If his views of naval operations coincide with those of Winston others saw the ity of Fisher resuming his ' post In command of the ltrl posslbil- former ish nn- "SLIVERS," HIGHEST PAID CLOWN, IS DEAD STUDENTS DISFIGURE White star Line Denies Report BAKER SCHOOL HOUSE NEW YORK. March 9. Iteports In cotton exchange here say that the BAKEK. ore., March 9 What City British government has commandeer- School Superintendent A. C. Strange ed all the White Star steamers for th"!and high sc hool Principal A. C. Voel express purpose of accelerating war j ker declare to be a dlsgTaee to the munition shipments. I school, occurred last night when the The White Star line denies the re- lock of the manual training bulldilU I port. SERVICE LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Kippered Salmon, Finnan Haddies, Salt Mackerel, 12V2c to 35c each; Fancy Salmon Steaks, can 35c; Fresh Mackerel, can 30c; Bone less Sardines in Tomato Sauce can 25c; Japan Crab Meat, large cans 35c; Kippered Herring, cans 20c and 35c. DIAMOND W. JELLY POWDER makes a delicious dessert, a complete assort ment of flavors, package 10c GRAPE JUICE A well liked brand Pint 30C. Quart 50c LOGAN, CHERRY and R-PORTER Large bottles, each 25c LOGAN JUICE, Pints 35C: Quarts 60c A Swvlfic Against ('old. The nearest thing to a specif i against colds Is a sleeping porch or I 'he open bed room and a cold sponge bath every morning when you first get up. Even then you will occasionally take a cold, especially when colds are epi demic, and when yon do you will find chamberlain's Cough Remedy a great help in enabling you to get rid of it. Try it. Obtainable every where Adv was picked, a bucket or grt'en paint taken, and the numerals of the Junior class. ''IT.'' daubed all over the front of the Central school building and on utslde steps Mr. Strange and Mr. Voeker examined a number of juniors this morning, but stated that aside from the suspicion cast on the third year class by the numerals themselves, no clew had been discovered. Small bakeries now use wer for dough mixing, etc. NEW rOBK March 9 - Frank Oakley , known as "Silvers," the high est paid clown In the world, was found dead in his room here. He lay stretched out on the floor, half dress ed, with gas flowing from a Jet and I small heater "Slivers" made a hit all over the I'nlted States with his baseball an and is reported to have received a salary of $15,000 a year for working JO minutes a day . "SPEftR HEAD" AN OLD TIME JAVORITE The Most Popular Chew for a Third of a Century COUNT VON RATH LOU TO BE DEPORTED PURE, RICH, FRUITY-SWEET KlllillllllilllllllUlllli Bajf stiiM' liSv- I Order. ST. PACT Minn.. March I, The next time you pass a shoe lace ven der on the street patronize him, not out of sympathy, but to be forehand. 1 4r Should Use TTS rlifT. rt from I others because mole are is taken in the ma-.injr . .. . . .. i .i ani tne materials uxu am o. h gher grade. Black Silk Stove Polish Stake, a brilliant. i.ky I pot rub off or daftt off. ai trmr litm lit IvnST as polls I'ted on ftumple L I..Nl.r i. n't fft'K-,-1 .11 . ... ... . r,.J ' . it it" M r.jfc .tOTt, P.O. r "' w vr " x E(B it IT fcftftt .t. i Black Silk Stove Polish Works StarliB. II i.'ji' . . a . IMa. I, MB . ..... . I , .. ..... ,. TJ,l,m f w -f Ut Mftl P-U I t .ilvrr. nrtrf d. Buy two or three pairs or half a dozen pairs. i The scarcity of dyes is blamed for i the rapid advance :n price. The In creased cost ut metal tips is another i factor, and between them they have pushed the price of the shoe lace up as hlch as 40 per cent In some in i stances. The little state of I'.hode Island alone manufacturers almost enough sho laei-s to supply the needs of the I'nited States. Hut unfortunately i Rhode Island nor any other state manufactures enough dyestuffs to cui touch fgore. so that the shoe btM ri.iiirs have been forced to pay ex orbitant prices for their dyes. The situation has become such that ii.imufacturers have sent notions t,, I dealers that they reserve the right to cancel all orders should the dye sltu- jation Is-corne worse. Prior to the war the I'n ted States MORE MEM TH UOMI N HAVE UfEXDICITIS Surgeons state men are slight. v I ranrt subjscl to appendlcftla than wo- i men Pendleton people know that few dose of simple !u kthorn bark ghcerine. etc., as mixed In Adler-I-; ka. ofen relieve or prevent appendi citis This mixture removes su h sur prising foul matter that rN F. 8POOM Ft'l, relieves almost ANY CASE con stipation, sour stomach or gas Th" INSTANT ensv action of Adler-l-ka Is surprising. Tallman It Co, druggists made sh"e laces enough for its own newis and shipped a limited quantity to Canada and the Philippine Islands. Germany and Belgium furnished ths bulk of the laces for other parts of the world. When the war shut off; th's. two countries the I'nited States ! was called upon to supply ihe de-j mand. which now .-xceeus am possl- blllty of supply. The man who chews ge's by fir the most wholesome enjoyment ar.d satis faction out of tobacco, especially if I.e chews A'".? tobacco. The rich juices of the leaf are retained in good j rl'-i?s better than in any otbrr form. For more than a generation Spear Head has held first place as the favor j ile high-grade pbg chewing tobacco. This unique distinction is due solely to the wonderful quality and flavor ol ' Spear Head the richest, mellowest. I tastiest chew in the whole world. Spear Head is the choicest of all red Burlcy, hand-stemmed and mads j into mcllow-swcet plugs in a perfectly ; clean, most sanitary factory. You can't chew the flavor out ol i Spear Head, because it's a part of the tobacco. That rich, ripe, red Bt.rley ta'te keeps on' picking you as long as you keep on chewing. Chew Spear Head and you'll be chewing the purc.t and most satisfying tobacco that its possible to make. In 10c cuts, wrapt-cd in yvax paper. introduces thousands of families to higher grade coffee Many have never known the taste of Foiger's Golden Gate Coffee 4Sc COFFEE 4tt QUALITY Folger week wins women w no were indifferent or didn't realize the difference in flavor and aroma between Folger 's Golden Gate Coffee and the others You serve it one week and we'll trust the other weeks to care for themselves. Ha Imhr Wri frirt Frk 1 Lb. .45 .35 2 5 .85 .65 24 M 1.00 .75 5 " 2.00 1.50 J.A.Folger&Co. San Francisco TmUphcrt or mpJ your otdtr to yrnrr daatmr to day MARCH 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 i j. d. Beeson CONTRACTOR I r I i .ft ciuiiiiiuts iurniHneci una given. Country work a specialty. Phone 808-W. .01 Aura COVN'J YlOJ VON HOJ,STU-l flrt THIOW N'BW Y i UK March s. iunt Vie- t Hat von Hotststsi itMtntou, of Copsnhs. payment cotktnff honss in FANIA MARINOFF (PATHE) IHSaatt fYlilay and Saturday. with hi wife and his stepson, William, twelve i at Kllln laland atnsWBfl dapWtatlOB. The count de clare hla troutdiH were eattatd hy relatlveB of Mr I'.athloii. wh American. "They are keeping us out no m wife eannot get a large num of mon ey to which she la entitled." said lh Oregon, aucd men) ennui untrue ' The count in Jail because a time Portland. disagree nte after Th. count "They have told the official said nd ohl Weeks ago. II. Henry Ford'! peace ship Members or the fort ex pedition in I -oietihnken helped th faHv remh America. the count an rived here about two aboard the m ar CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. Its Splendid! In one minute your clogged mmtrlN will open, the air pannage of your head will clear and you can lueathe freely. No more hawking, (muffling, Mowing, headache, dryness. No KtruggllnK for breath m night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. Oet a amalll hottle or Hly'a Cream Halm from your druKKlat now Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing i n am In your nostrils h penetrates through every air passes of the head. SOOthSS Ihe Inflamed or swollen mucous membrane ami yallal comes Instantly It s Just fine IKm't stay stuffed up with a old or naaty catarrh relief comes so uqickly. Reran When you buy anything In rtlbbef you have to rely on the druggiM regarding Its finality. The only safeguard you have I" lo bay your ruhher good at a reliahio M,,rp ,nan fnfHH ))nj. rellahle . , . , k Huy your Ituhher (loods from we offer you . bettor qual ity ror i, ... nioii!-, Tallman & Co. l-ftdln( Drutgiih