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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES Our Showing of Women s Spring Suits is Most Complete WE ARE EXTREMELY PROUD OF THE BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING SUITS NOW AWAITING YOUR SELECTION IN OUR GARMENT CABINETS. Think of the advantage to be pained by 1 ing your suit where none but direct New York styles are shown. This means gar ni ent originated by the designers at least two months later than those shown by trav eling men who usually display their samples here in December. By buying direct we are enabled to offer advanced styles, beautiful models and eco nomical prices. The above three itmes ex press tersely what you will find in our dis play of new Spring suits. All of the best colors, navy blue, Belgian. Hague and Copenhagen blue. Balling and Kelly green, shepherd checks, soft shades of grey and black. These are made up in soft serges, wool and silk poplin gabardine, point twill and taffeta. The range of prices is from S17.50 to S50.00. TRIMMING SILKS A big assortment of plaids, stripes and checks for trimmings, all colors and com binations, best quality, lowest prices. The yard SI. 00 to 82.00 CHILDREN'S HOSE 16c Extra quality children's hose, heavy ribbed, full fashioned, all sizes, for chil dren's school hose, pure dye, black only. The pair 16o WHITE POPLIN There isn't anything in crash goods that gives you the wear of poplin. For your skirts or dresses its the material. Comes in two qualities and two widths, 27 and 36 inches. The vard 25 and 50c. Fourteen friends of little Miss Betty Bond gathered at the home Ol Mrs. Wlllaril Bond on South Main to cele brate the third birthda ol the little hostess. It was a very delightful oc casion for the little folk A big birthday cake in the center of the table was the main attraction and each guest received an Individual cake upon which burned three tiny candles Sunbonnet kittens were used as place cards and toy favors were also distributed among the lit tle folk. During the afternoon sever, a! of the older children sang souks and recited verses. The following were the little guests: I Elisabeth Hopf, Harriet Medernach, Mary Sehaefer, James Haley. Johr. j Chloupek. Homer Welch. Jean Fra- sler, Stephen Bonney. Elisabeth an! i Tommy Hlshop, Mary Bond, Start I Louise Dickson. Hurke Hayes, Marian Moorhoiise and Billy Clark I Mrs. Willard Bond and little j daughter. Hetty, and her mother, Mrs. Alice Hayes, will leave Wednesday for Portland. Miss Katherine IfcXary and Mastef i Roland McN'ary entertained about I twenty of their VOUUg friends last ev ening at a delightful dinner patty at the home of their parents, Dr. and Sunbonnet I'matllla county Total Registration of readers Central, adult (5 county). Central, Juvenile Branches Total Circulation Central, adult Central, Juvenile Central Juvenile schools 62: 47 131 .nIR Hranehes, adult . Brunches, Juvenile Rural schools 833 394 . .0 264 1 97S 84 Total 6643 Hooks sent to city schools 2"t Hooks sent to rural schools 121 Books sent to branches 185 Hooks mended Fines collected Bal. on hand Feb. 1, 1516. Monthly receipts Expenses 676 109 . Ml . It.lt 110 . 9.4S CREEK RISING AT SPUING ICXxs Is RETORTED BETTER Tills YEAR TH EVER BEFORE (East Oregonlan Special.) DUNCAN, Ore,. March 10 The weather for the greater part of last week has been stormy. About three Inches of snow fell Monduy and on Tuesday night It started to rain. The snow is all gone at the present time Ud the sun Is shining brightly. The creek is rising steadily. The local stockmen are not feeding any stock at the present time The spring grass Is better this year than ever before. Mrs. J. R. Davis and Miss Aullne Davis spent the week-end at l.a Urnnde. Miss Velma Marple was In Pendle ton last Saturday. Mrs; J F. McLaughlin Is spending the week in Pendleton. Mrs. Ida Wilbur went to Pendleton last Wednesday, Jack Swarts who has been operator here for the past month, left for Ka melt yesterday Mr. and Mrs Covey returned Thur. day from an extended visit to Dakota. Mrs Wilson D. McKary Bal on hand March 1, 1916 $ 1 1 -lo Rental collection Hal. on hand Feb 1, 1916..,$ Ml Monthly receipts Ml 110. 4'' Expenses 14.72 VOILORGANDIE 10c One of our wash materials for light sheer Summer frocks. Neat patterns and designs of stripes, small figures and flowers, all colors. Makes up into an in expensive dress. The yard 10 fa.'rs ,nd BapKlns were the 55 I principal appointments of the dinner Sb ! .1.1 k (loftier pie In the center 55 j , . f the table, with a plum for each S i-i.st, w .s the distill. tlVe feature. A ft - sS er the dinner the ciiests were enter- - ned with a Charley Chaplin film h H; th- auditorium of the Eastern ore- SB spending the day in the city 55 Mrs W. H Morrison . ante In from fag Helix on the morning train. s j Miss Hlakely. who teaches at Van- ; sycle. is a Saturday visitor here, Miss Fern Rolstngton, who teach- 5 j es at Stanton, is spending the week. ss I end in the city. Hal on hand Mar. 1. Branch Circulation Athena Milton Freewattr Weston Adams Hermiston Ferndale Stanfield Echo Vincent Pilot Rock Helix 1916 FORMER GAME WARDEN FACES CHARGE OF VIOLATING LAWS 111 4 576 489 III 29 SI 249 167 143 m -ii i; mi n t i -i i oe u u l(. DEER MEAT RJXG CLOSED SEASON, Library News Total 36:1:1 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade Library Hours. 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Open noon hour. 7 to 9 evenings. Sundays, 2 to 5 p. m. The following is the librarian's sta. tistical report for February. Rook accessions Pendleton 63 Incubator itahy 1 .1 --. NORTH BEND, Ore., March 11. An incubator bain at Mercy Hospital is attracting the attention of medical men, the nurses and the sisters, and although the girl Is a mite, her chances for life are good. Morn Feb ruary 15, the child weighed only two and one-half pounds. Incubator care wai the inly idu tion l'r. P. .1. Kelser could devise t. promise rearlm! the daughter, and to the first two weeks the attending phy sician nourished the infant with pre pared row's milk, fed by a dropper Mr! and Mrs. H. K. Daly are the parents. Uush Kaimey, former deputy gams warden in this county, is now (acini a charge of violating the laws which he formerly helped to enforce War den lieorge Tonkin has just returned from a trip to Hairneys place south of 1'ki.ih where he secured informa tion that led him to file a complaint In the Justice court of Pilot Rock yesterday against Kaimey on n charge of having deer meat In his possession during the closed season. Kaimey two years 10 was special deputy under K. F. Averlll and was very active and vigilant In enforcing the game laws In the south end Of th COUnty, Recently Tonkin received a tip that Italmey had been shooting deer and his trip to fklah confirmed the reports, to his mind He found a box In which deer meat had been kept near the Kaimey place, but Ital mey denied any knowledge of the box. IlillilllllUIll WRITE TO YOCR FRIENDS ON Monogram Stationery w. a. smith & CO. WEDDING AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDG., PORTLAND, OR. Roys Confessed Bandit. CHICAGO, March 11 Five boyr, the oldest of whom is 17 years old, have confessed, according to the po lice, that they are members of a band which committed 15 burglaries and holdups in Chicago in' the last month. The boys said they wanted money to spend In the motion picture theaters. EVERYTHING FOR THE Garden FORSHAWS 222 E. Curt St. Only Eastern Oregon Seed House Seeds Trees Vines Roses Agent Wizard Fertili zer. Vegetable and Bedding Plants. Nurs ery Stock or Every Description. F ONE ORSHA W LORIST O R LOWERS JOINTS STOP PAIN Track Meet Will be Held at Baker EASTERN OREGON INTER 8CHOI. VSTH ( ONTEST SCHEDI I ED FOR M VY M. Tony Ajax, Pacific Coast Champ INSTANT ItEUEF WITH SMALL TRI l. BOTTLE OF 01, 1). PEN ETRATING -1. JACOB'S OIL." Tl tr : I II' flf 1 ' rregon Inter1 il meet will Ik .' 13. This is held in he defi- Rheumatipm is "pain" only Not one case in fifty requires inter nal treatment. .Stop drugging! Kuh soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob' Oil" right into your (.ore, stiff, aching joints, and relief cornea instantly. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoint? and can not burn the sktn Limber up! gull complaining! rjet a small trial bottle of old. honest "St Jcobs oil" at any drug store, and in Just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiff ness. Don't suffer: Relief awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil" ts Just a good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains Maker on M I nite news received from Baker today. At the recent meeting of superln 1 tendents and principals tn l.a Grande it was voted to give Maker the annual , meet, the date to be set by the Baker I school authorities. The Baker school ! has just completed Its track schedule land fixed the 13th of May as the ' time. The day falls on Saturday. Not only will the high schools par 1 tl'ipate in the meet on that day but such grade schools as can send teams 1 will also be given a chance to con j test. Invitations are now being sent out to the various schools and Supt I Strange has set 1000 visitors as the mark for the day. On the evening of May 12 the an ' nual eastern Oregon oratorical nm I test will b- held in tne same city. mimt ALTHOUGH we have started the alter ations which will eventually make our establishment one of the finest equipped in the Inland Empire, we will continue to Care for All Orders Sent U. We have employed extra help in order to give first-c!a:-s service. 1 Swindler Stuped Back. MAltSHFIF.LD, ore.. March 11. I. Itosenberg. the man wanted at Ban don on a charge of obtaining a draft for 475 from the Bank of Baadon on a Cincinnati bank which wan not gord, has arrived here from Kureka in charge of Deputy sheriff Ijilrd, of this county. Itosenberg said he had an account; in the Cincinnati bank and showed j a pass hook with a credit of 11008 re-1 celved by registered mall He Is be-1 ing held in the county Jail pending the session of the April term of court I Old Reliable Hooc."a larsaptrlllt is Pleasant nrd Eifec.ivc. Tn the spring ynir bine.' li 'mpurc And Wt'.'.li. e:'i:ptiort appear your j tin o and liv '.y, you lad: viuiPv, druggist. It combines just r. roots, barks, herbs at.J other substances that yon need. It purines and strengthens 11.3 blood tnalif? ti e rich red blood teat yon must have to feel well, look well, eat and sleep well. This is CI nflrn c,i by thousands of letters from people In all pa:ts of t!ie country. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is the best spring medicine, but la not simply a spring medicine it Is an all -the-year-round blood purifier and tonic Kemcmher It has stood the tesl of forty years. Be sure ip get Hood's, and get it today. Enjoy Your Work and Your Play The above Is a picture id' Ton'. Ajax of Los Angeles, Undisputed mid ill' weight wrestling rnaniolon of tl.e Pacific coast, who will wrestle 111 Pendleton In the near futon "'.'a Walter Miller, world's champion. 1. K. Harlan of Hcppner, who is pro" looting the match. Is here tod iv and states that he wl'l announce the dlttd just as soon as he hears again fr am Miller, lie anticipate! that it win be the latter part of this month or the first of April When these two men step on to the mat they will undoubtedly put an niie nf the most Important wrestling bouts ever staged on the coast. Both are grapplers of undoubted standing and the match will be for the world's title Miller now wears the PolICa Qalette belt and recently defended his honors successfully In a match with F.ddle O'Connell or Portland. However, Ajax defeated O'i'onnell In mm h shorter tints than did Killer Harlan will bring Ajax here In lh" near future and Intends matching him with some good man to show I l eal tans his caliber. "I have given Pi l ; Cathartic Tab lets a thorough trial, and from the results Obtained, 1 can honestly rec ommend than ai a mild hut sun lax ative. Tliey work without grl lag." Wm. O. il. Bytike, Hancock, Mlth. Bometlmea you feel so heavy and stuffed up, hi unrcit.'ertsbte end wi-lous-llko, with a lacjm headacha, a iSrvoUS uurcat end Illicit lurry ur ie. Your pvrit'm Is Slogged, your ' wcIh are not eliminating KMely. or i,:.l resistance !k lowered an I our system becomes mure susceptt le to t'if- l-ronds of 'Unease. Foley Cathartic Tat ets relieve Ibis undltlon over right, with no uapleas mtncsi and no costive after-effesta, I'hvy are Ihe Ideal laxative und thuso .vuo di I'end upon llicm for results are the heallhy, happy, care-free people who have no hiflilsches, no bfllnus nens. and who can enjoy both the work and the pleasure that comes into their lives. Yuur druggial sells them. Sold Everywhere. Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is first aid to success in the work of the day 45c Coffee 45c Quality Folger Week March 6 to 11 Save 10c a pound Tin Regular Price 1 lb. .45 2 lb. .85 212.b. 1.00 5 lb. 2.00 Sen ll Price 35 .65 .75 liO Cticiri mill eeffeer (As rfiff rmef from Telephone or send the order to your grocer today. J.A.Folger&Co. Sao Francisco RUBBER When you buy anything In rubber you have to rely on the druggist regarding Its quality. The only safeguard n hmn Is to buy your rubber gnids at a reliable store than carries only reliable makes. Buy your Rubher c.mids from us- we offer you a. belter nasd. Itv for lew bsoM Tallman & Co. Leadint Druggiiti F ALT'S famous fW A 1A1TICL1 Fresh Every Day VIVdH W P loll OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished Itooms In Connection. steam Heated The Quelle Restaurant F.xoluslve distributing depot In Bendleton for TAWf Sea Foods
