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p EIGHT PAGES wo DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1916. BABY'S SPRING OUTFIT Important 1 As that for Grown-Ups At least this is the way we feel about it and we have provided accordingly. Our Baby Section is complete in every detail for the tasty dressing of the all-important member of the family. Complete layettes comprising every article ne cessary for the new-born infant. Beautiful gifts it .... 812.50. $15.00 to $20.00 Beautiful Little French Dresses, both long and hort. made plain or with embroidery and inser tions of lace, from 89 to $3.50 f 4 Dainty Crepe de Chine, Knitted Silk or Lawn Bonnets from 29 to $1.50 Knitted Wool or Embroidered Cash mere Sacques 35o to $3.50 Also a full line of flannel and muslin petticoats, flannel kimonas, bands. Reu bens shirts, bootees, stockings and soft sole shoes. HAIR RIBBONS Especially made for hair ribbons, heavy weight, all silk, of checks, stripes, plaids, floral effect, all colors. The yard 25c to 35f 45 INCH LINEN One of the best quality dress linens to be had, all pure flax, treated so as to have a permanent soft finish. Most suitable for dresses and suits. 45 inches wide, all colors. The yard 95f JERSEY SILK An express shipment of the "Silk Jer sey Cloth" this morning. These are used this season more than ever for sweater coats, trimmings, etc ; 36 inches wide in colors of emerald, gold and rose. The vard $2.50 WHITE PIQUE For your wash dresses and skirts; 36 inches wide ; best quality : all size wales ; soft finish; launders like linen. The yard 25 to 65c NEW NECKWEAR for Men We have received a large shipment of the season's very latest patterns, col ors and styles. The new easy slip band that slips easily in your collar and at the same time lasts very much longer than the old style 50c. 75c New Bat Wing Bows, all the new staple plain colors as well. .. 25 to 50C BARGAIN BASEMENT Every Bargain in the Bargain Basement means a money saver to you. You should be proud to say, when you return to your family, "I have purchased this bill of goods for us and I have money left. We'll save it." Tell it to your nei ghbor too. Show him the goods and tell him the price, and you will have im pressed it upon his mind that your judgment is good. Here are just a few of the good things that offer a chance to save: Men's Gray Work Shirts, worth 50c, Saving Price 29c Women's Waists, this week finishes thtm up, Saving Price 15C Little Kiddies Shoes You've always paid 75c, Saving Price 49c Lawns New flowered and figured. Saving Price 5C Dress Goods A money saving bargain. Saving Price 49c Pongee All silk, wears extra well for dresses, Saving Price 37C Clothes Brushes Best value yet, Saving Price 5C Men's Dress Hats, worth $3.00, Saving Price $1.39 Women's Caps For outside wear, Saving Price 49c $3.49 Dress Skirts Today will just about finish up this lot of up to date skirts. Some very pretty ones left $3.49. , APPLES Winesap and Red Cheek Pippins, extra select grade, box $1.75 NEWLY LAID EGGS Dozen 25 NATIONAL ORANGE DAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH You'll find her the choicest oranges that are grown in California. Special prices for this day's selling. KIPPERED SALMON Fresh by express today, pound 25c HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE packed in No. 2 ci rich sugar syrup, 6 cans for 95c "PURE FOOD SHOP" M IN OUR MODEL SANITARY BASEMENT. Where It Pays To Trade rSM I '!! s.a sirs. Qeorge Perlnger returned la night after spending two and a halt ' months in San Francisco ami Halo Alto, California I The South Hill Bridge Club was en i tertalned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. O, M. RiCt at her home on Noith ! Main street. Miss Claire Raley. who Is a senior at the University of Oregon, has been appointed as Umatilla county repre sentative on the University GreaKr Oregon Club which has for its pur pose the Interesting of high school sc nlors in higher education ' The Presbyterian Indies' Aid So ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ken neth McRae, 523 Garfield street, with Mrs W. M. Blakely, Mrs. Charles Nor ris and Mrs. T. R. Hampton as hos tesses. Harry D Cray and C M. Bishop nre spending a few days at Hot Lake Ben Swaggart, Lexington mule breeder. Is looking after business here Gall Sturdivant spent Sunday with friends and relatives In this city, re- ! turning to La Grande yesterduy morn ing. Ralph Bollernian. formerly a young man of this city, and who is now , commercial traveler, ts visiting in the city. N'lck Richards, formerly an attor ney of this city and now living in North Yakima, visited friends here yesterday en route home from a trip to points east. Foods prepared with Cottolene have their natural flavor and goodness. Whether you use it for short ening or for frying, Cottolene will always produce the most pleasing results. It is unequaled for making biscuits, pies, pastries and other foods that require shortening. Fish and vegetables fried in Cottolene are wholes ome and delicious. Make your cooking more tempting by using Cottolene svery day. Get regular supp.i.sol your grocer. It is packed i.i pails of convenient sizes. rt" fair bank: :ompA!UJ 111 Pure Cane Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.98 According to the most reliable sugar brokers, high prices will prevail on sugar for g 1 some months to come. However. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE is giving her patron? f H a chance to own sugar at the extremely low price of $6.98 sack. WED AS CARRIAGE TIPS MRS. MO'IT AND DAVGHTEH RV !Y ARE THROWN OCT WHILE DRIVING. Hone Shies while cro suing the " Line CUMl Bridge; Mr. Scott Mrs. tains a Broke Rib ami other In juries; Daughter cai'i. for lierp Alter the .Vlitlenl. (East Oregonlnn Special.) HKRMI8TON, March II- When d living from their home down town Saturday evening. Mrs Jas A. Scott aad daughter. Rub. were thrown from their carriage. Mrs. Sen; hav ing a liroken rib besides both receiv ing ell- and bruises. As they were crossing the bridge over the "C line canal the horse shied ami turning ton rar to the side tipped the vehicle over Mrs. Scott was rutConscloG when found by the neighbors who wore called to the scene by her daughter. Dr. C, O. Wainscott was summoned and Mrs. Scott was taken to the home of H. K. Hanley, where she receive l medical aid. She Is resting well today though nervous from the CXClte men ht and shock. Miss Vera Purdy was the Iiomoss last evening at a delightful little par ty at the home of her parents on Main street Cards ana music were the diversions of the evening and dainty refreshment were served by the young hostess. Mrs. B. f. Honkmaa'i home was the scene of a most pleasant father ing of a number of her friend- Satur day afternoon. A thlmnle-card part? offered a variety to the entertainment Several musical numbers were a ran given. In the late afternoon the Hos tess was assisted in servim; the re freshments by Mrs. B. P. Dodd Col. and Mrs. J F. McNaugbl re turned Saturday morning from a two months' visit with their daughter, Mrs. deary, in San Francisco Mis. A li. Moans and VOUni "OUi Arthur. Jr. were up from Umatilla Saturdaj afternoon ana were among the guests oi Mrs i:. c. Ifonkmenn. Mrs c. s McN'aught en1 attained week in Portland with his family, re turned Friday on Xo. 17. accompan ied by his daughter. Miss Jennie Ca sey, the latter having been in Port- j land since last November. George Green and Alec Hamster went to Pendleton Friday on business Jack Dockweeter has been out on McKay creek the past week visiting his sister and passing his time with 1 fishing. He reports great success. i Mr and Mrs. Willis Hurchett ate both on the sick Hst Bert ("hilcoat and family are pre paring to move to their nome at Mil - ; ton. Mr Chttooat has been working here all winter. Born, on March v to Mr. and Mrs. Kd Welch, a son The mother l re ported to be quite 111. Meacham would like to call the attention of the it -W. R. & X. Co employe! this summer to the fact we have a very desirable place, plenty oi water and-an Ideal summer climate for the annual railroad picnic this year and we would like to have this place considered. Meacham is looking forward 10 plenty of good times this summer. a the amusement club rs planning a lot toward It They are trying to have Jim Roach's outfit move their round- I up stock here for their round-up prac tices. A ball team, gun club and ten nis grounds are also being considered, and with plenty of accommodation in the hotel here as well as a good dance every two weeks, every one ought to ' have some kind of grind time. The dance here Saturday night was a grand success. Outside attendance consisted of L. E Tipton from Ka- ; mela. at. T. McLaughlin from Dun can and Floyd Hewitt and Mr. Walk er from Hllgard. A masquerade Is announced for March lio and all are Invited. A Ht Patrick dance will be given at Kn mela on Friday, March 17 and all ex- ' pect a good time Settled weather of the pad few 1 days at Meacham with the good old sunshine is welcomed by Its many i friends. The snow is to the depth of ' four feet yet around the timber but the ground can be seen In many places on the level and open places. An early sprlng'is predicted ly many of the old timers around here. J n, Casev attended the initiation of the Knights of Columbus at Pen dleton on Sundae BLAZE CONTROLLED BY DEPARTMENT AT ECHO: DAMAGE SMALL KIRK STARTS IX IUTCHKN OK HOME BUT IT is BOOM EX TTNGCISHED, I East OregOnlaO Special.) ECHO. ore.. March 1 4 -A small fire occurred here yesterday at the home of Mrs Kvel n Skinner. The floor directly under the kitchen range . .ught fire and burned through The fire department carried the range out and quickly extinguished the blare ' Mily a few dollars' damage was done. The building was Insured. An extra gang consist jog of six cars with Greek laborers began yea terday to lay extra rails between here and Yoakum. The new rails are ninety pound steel. Dr. J. A. Campbell the ttertnleton dentist, spent yesterday and today In Echo filling his regular weekly ap pointment here Ed Dupnls of Noli ii was a visitor in Echo on Monday. Art Minor shipped tnree carloads o beef cattle from here on Saturd night, also Rugg Bros, shipped four cars to Portland at the same time Mr. Giles of Portland, who has been feeding cattle at the Saylor farm on Butter creek the past winter, shlppel three carloads to Portland on Sat urday night Mrs. George Pern left today for Portland on a business and pleasure trip combined. She expects to be gone two weeks. B G Mashburn. proprietor of the Hotel Echo, was a business visitor in Pendleton on Monday. Deputy Assessor 0. F Steels of No ll'), has been In this vicinity the past week attending to his official duties James McLaughlin. Jr., was here Sunday from Ia Grande. Mrs Bert Teft is rn Walla Walla visiting with her sona Mr. and Mrs. Im Wattenburger and family motored In to Echo Sunday from their Butter cr-eek home. o. D Teel returned Sunday even ing from Salem where he has been at tending the Irrigation. Drainage and rural credit meeting, A Hill, who was a Portland visitor last week, returned home here on Sundny morning. .1. Frank Spinning spent the week- RAPE'S DIAPEPSIII end in Salem, returning home Mon day in hie abeence J. P. Lothian of Stanfleld, had charge of hli drug store. Messrs. Matt Kononen and Matt Matt Sacrl, farmers living on the rivei above Nolln, were business visitors here yesterday. The Coming Baby! Hooray! Hooray! Nothing else ran so completely enderr US to the present ami Ihe lulurc as the etpeoted arrival of a biby. But iu the mcan tina tbe comfort of III- mother In of vast importance. There It a iplrmild external rem edy known ai "Moth er' friend'' which ex erN a wonderful Influ ence upon the expand, liur muscles. Tliey be come more pliant, stretch without unCil pain, mnkr the period one of pleasant antic ipation I i-N I of ip- prehension. In a nerlci of splendid letter from all over the eeaatry mother, tell of th great help 'Mother's Friend" WM to then. Even grandmother tell Ike wonderful storv to their own daughter i to rntrr U - Ute of motiwrhood. (lit a bottle of 'Mod, er'i Friend" today of your nearest dreajht. Vse ibis splendid help with your own turn I guided by your own mind. For a free Ism' of Interest and importance to all mother, write to Braddekt Regulator Co., tot l.arair Bidg., Atlanta, Oa. It relates the person 1 1 experiences of many happy mother. It tell many things that all women should he fa miliar with; It Is at ones a guide and an Inspiration. Writs (or this hook. From Weak and Lame To Well and Strong do for other men i ly- w hat they I ( Htraynge. "Last year, 1 g . my baek," i it' a of Qalneea. .. . I , i fen d from lull. r. ' tier, and u i , i I grew worse. Pills, and all ; elnu .t down with Mn M T. 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Madam Belscamper was the Sund. guest of Mrs Paul Bucnholz In Sta field. ( Hil l WITXK8H IN MA Is Ml RDEII CASE Ms .!- PKAHS. 0 ( 9 ak The Peoples Warehouse Prevent roughne during the summer NYAL'S FACE CREAM A superior vanishing skin tone aoon absorbed. LEAVES NO SHINE Price 50 cenU Koeppen's The Drug fStore That Serves You Best IH-cr Has ISI'le. in Auto. ALTOONA, Pa.. March 14. Shop ers in the business part of this town topped and stared at a live deer out n an automobile ride. It was the BANISH SCROFULA Hood's Sarsaparilla Cleanses the Blood, Skin Troubles Vanish. Scrofula eruptions on tbe face and body are both annoying and dis figuring. Many a complexion would be perfect If they were not present ! This disease shows Itself In other ways, as bunches In the neck, In llamed eyelids, sore ears, wasting of tbe giueclag, a form A dyspepsia, and general debility. Ask your druggist for Hood's Par saparlila. This great rr r-uicine com pletely eradicates scrofula It puri fies and enriches the bloo I. removal hwnora, and builds up the whole system. It has stood the teet of forty years, and has received ilioi . - ..f leetlraouiela of the entire sail faction It has given. Si roMa Is either Inherited or ac quit -d Belter be sure you are on, to free from it. Get Hood's Harsaoa rilla and . . taking It today. buck that has been living with the '.ittle on Frank Weyand's farm ir. Frankstown township for some lime Deputy game wardens captured It bound Its legs and placing It In the ar hauleil to another part of the rOUntr ami turned It loose. Bedouins rv In m-o. 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Is chief producer In this (mind v of three grains: Spring v. lie.it, flag and barley It also Is bounded on the straight up by th swiftest moving fresh air In North America PAY 1 ItAIHED TO 17 1-2 ( KVh AN Hot It; NEWS OK MB -CHAM si:(Tio (Beet Oregon lafl special.) MEACHAM, March 14 -The o. W'. It. ft N Co has announced another increase to sect. on laborers alone, t h I r lines lo 17 I - j cents pM hour This niakiw th'; second Im rense slm the first of March. J. D Caaey, who spent the past r-lJSS LOIS GUJON PORT VVl iRTHi Tov. March 1 1 Miss lds Colon. Confidential friend and chum oi Mrs. K::lnerinc V. Har rison, the r:fteen year old giri-bridf who confessed lo shooting V.' I.. War. ren. two months before her marriage to Harrison because, as she alleges he had wronged her ruu d appeared from her home her' and even her closest friends are no1 cognisant of her whi rca bonis. If Mrs. Harrison ( brought !o trial the testimony of Miss Bunion c. ill form the chief feature of, the case. It Is sib! that Miss Qulon to whom Mrs. Harrison had content ed to the killing;, prevailed upon ihr young woman to tell her story to tin buthoritli vhen an 'nnocenl mar W'ar in danger of beln convicted oi the crime. SPLITTING SICK HEADACH E Dr. James' Headache Powders re lieve at once 10 cents a package. You take a Dr. .lames' Hiiailnche Powder and in just a few moments your head clears ami nil neuralgia and disUess vanishes. It's the quickest and surest relief for headache, whether dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve racking. Send someone to the drup sinre and get a dime package now. Quit, suffering it's so needless. Be sure you get I)r. James' Headache Powders then there will be no disappointment. I Virgin Olive Oil Known as the first oil that ex udes on subjecting the olives to gentle pressure, this portion be ing the best, the most palatable and the most nutritious, a trial of this superior product will convince you mat we have the beet. Tallman & Co. I.endins; Drufjfiit!