East Oregonian : E.O., March 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1916.
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Well Pleased
NOT only are we well
pleased with our moat
satisfactory business on
this our opening day, but our
patrons have been well pleased
with our fine stock and low
cah prices.
We are firmly convinced
that our policy of selling for
cah and cah only is appreci
ated by the people and is going
to prove a winner.
Get the Best for Let
Come Here and Pay CASH
Dean Tatom Co.
Pendleton's big Cash grocery.
749 Main St. D. S. TATOM. Telephone 688
The green of Ireland, shamrocks
snakes and other things emblematic
of St. Patrick' Ihiy were employed
with most artlHtic effect In carrying
out the dominating idea of the danc
ing parly given last evening in the
Ragle-Woodman hall by the young
ladlen of the Phoenix Club. It was
one of the prettiest and moHl enjoyable
hi the exrlUBlve ilHncing parties of the
auon and deserves to be listed WWlil Fontaine. Mrs M. J. Carney
up among the social triunipTis for '. Sam It. Thompson, .Mrs. D. J.
each guest was given a crepe bonnet
or hat of green, was a particular!)
effective one. The dancing continued
past the midnight hour.
Patronesses of the party, who re
ceived the guests, were Mrs. Henry
Idxon Jones, the mother of the or
ganization, and the following mothers
of the active members: Mrs Thomas
Thompson. Mrs. K I, .smith Mrs. Gus
Mrs.
Mc-
wnlcn the year has been conspicuous, j Paul. Mrs. Charles F
Kverything was in green as befits Mrs J Newton Bur"
any celebralon of the historic achieve j W, I'helps. Mrs. W. P
ment of Saint Patrick The electric N. I). Swearingen. .fri.
Colesworthy
ss. Mrs. Gilbert
Temple. Mrs
r'ora K. Iane
liulbs were dipped in green, making land Mrs. K. J Murphy. At the
the light subdued From the cen-l punch bowl wen- Misses Helen
tral chandelier festoons of green I Thompson, Alice Flnnell and Veva
crtpe spiralled out In all direcions (0 1 Cook The grand march was le i by
I be
Miss Katherine Thompson
nuld Mlnnis.
and Ar-
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LOY LEE
CHINESE HERB MEDM IM
CO.
No. Til t. radon St,
Our roots have been tcBted
100 years. We can cure all
chronic diseases or abscesses.
Come to us if ou are suffer
ing from catarrh, asthma, lung
or bronchial trouble, constipa
tion, rheumatism appendicitis.
dropsy, kidney i
or (enisle tr
and skin di
debility.
Sufferers
many other
i bl
vcr, stomach
jbeslty, blood
or nervous
front these and
Chronic diseases
have been restored to health
nnd happiness without poison
ous drugs. by the Chinese
herbs. Cams and mm us.
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 that we have the
best.
Tallman & Go.
Lending Druggist!
New i omits! salons signed.
SAI.K.M. (ire. March 18 -Military
commissions as follows were signed
by 'lovernor Wlthycombe: Kdward
A. McLean "f Portland, as first lieu
tenant Medical corps; (trover Todd !'
woodbure, t aptaln of
the green-tinted walls, making
overhead effect artistic In the ex
treme From the balcony baskets ot
fragrant .spring blossoms hung. The
on best r occupied one corner w hh-h
bad been hedged off with lattice and
on the stage delicious punch, tlnte',1
green with mint, was served on a ta
ble adorned with green candy snakes.
While lllte
couples were present to share in the I lows on the Pacific coast. Her hus
cnjownent, the party was distinctly a j band. Iir J. J. McDonald, deceased,
young people's party and served to was a widely known physician and
show oir the younger feneration or: Knight Templar Mason. Mrs. McDon-
belles and beaux at its best. "Step-1 aid Is popular In social and musics!
plttf" was the order of the evening, j circles She la on.- of the directors
but, by way of variety, an occasional of the Carnegie city library at La
circle two-step, favor, tag or moon-1 rirnnde and trustee for 1'nlon county
light dance was Introduced on the pro-of the Hoys' and ciris- Aid Society ot
gram The favor dance, in which Portland. m
Mrs Harriet I: McDonald of La
tlrande. is In the city for a few days'
I visit with relatives and friends and
j will then proceed to Portland, her for.
mer home. Mrs. McDonald is a
! daughter of S. Ellsworth, w ho was- one
number ot married lot the leading lawyers and odd Kel-
K. I
lie
itenti
tufa
itlseski ol' I tall. i
it infantry.
MOST FAMOUS CLOWN A SUICIDE
ENRICH THE BLOOD
Hood's Sartapsrilla, s Spring Tonic
Medicine, it Nscssssry.
Everybody is troubled at this sea
son with loss of vitality, failure of
appetite, that tired feeling, or with
bilious turns, dull headaches, Indi
gestion and other stomach troubles,
or with pimples and other eruptions
on the face and body. The reason la
that the blood ia Impure and impov
erished. Hood's Sarsaparllla relieves all
these ailments. It Is the old reliable
medicine that has stood the test of
forty years, that makea pure, rich,
red blood that strengthens every
organ and builds up the whole sys
tem. It Is the all-the-year-round
blood-purifier and health-giver.
Nothing else acts like It, for nothing
else Is like it. There la no real sub
stitute; so be sure to get Hood's.
Ask your druggist for It today, and
begin taking it at once.
Removing the Cause
of Much Sickness
The advnntage In taking Foley
Cathartic Tablcla Is that In addition
tu carrying off the entire congested
mass without griping or nausea, they
tliurougbly cleanse the walls of the
Intestines and keep them free of all
cl trging matter.
It la litis caking on the, walls of
tlie Intestines that prevents 11a tr it at -mat
action and function, and Is the
direct cause of so much of tite sick
ness nnd misery that makes consti
pation the rinse of our present day.
Fur It Is const I pat Ion that Is respon
sible for a large share of headaches,
eepteeaed feelings, and many other
serious bodily Ills.
V, A. Mcllae. an elderly gentleman
living nt Raleigh, (la. writes: "Foley
Cathartic Tablets ate the only ones
1 have ever taken that cleanse my
system thoroughly and do nut gripe
or hurt me at all. They are entirely
satisfactory and wonderfully differ
enl and mote pleasant than anything
I have ever used.''
Sold Kverywhere.
I SSHnawK' '3SKaV &
I ' BBnaKHW t . I i ti'
1 mL ag
' - :.
PRUNING OF TREES
BE DONE ABOUT NOW
I.ITTI.K KAKLV (Mil WILL DO
MI CH TO CONTKOL THKIK
GROWTH.
Home Owner Will Iht Knabknd to
Have Well f-tormed llanu and
Wet (-'Primmed Hedge if He Stats
at This Time to t;iv Tlutn Irop.r
Care How to IToocol in Work,
WASHINCTON. March IS A lit
tle early care given to the pruning of
ornamental trees and shrubs dJiIng
March will do much to control their
growing and flowering habits, and en
able the home owner to have Well
formed plants and well-trained
hedges or boundary plantings. The
pruning ot ornamental treea and
shrubs Ik, in fact, one of the first du
ties that may profitably be performed
in the home garden The amateur,
however, should not make a ruthless
assault with she irs or pruning knife
upon ev(ithing in his yard. Flower
ing trees and shrubs that bloom in
the spring or early summer should not
receive radical pruning at this litre,
according to the garden specialists ot
the 1'nited States department of ag
riculture. Of course, if on these
plants there are dead or weak branch
es, these should be taken out, and
any crossing limbs that tire rubbing
and seriously interfering with the
growth of the bush should be remov
ed. The tops of the limbs .however,
should not be cut off nor should any
young wood that does not interfere
with the growth of the bush be re
moved It must he Dome in mind
that the blossom buds for this years
flowering were formed last year and
SVSry shoot removed takes off that
much of the prospective blossoms.
Trees and shrubs that bear :heir
flowers in, midsummer and which
were not pruned in tne fall n.ay be
pruned at this '.'me. Plants of this
SOC are the Kose of Sharon and the
If all Clothes
Were
Stein-Bloch
Smart
Clothes
their distinctiveness Would be
lost. It is the comparison with
other clothes particularly in
the refinement and dignity of
style, and in the wearing ser
vice rendered that makes
them so pre-eminently superior
and so highly appreciated by
discriminating men.
DRESS UP WEEK, MARCH
27TH to APRIL 3RD.
The new Florsheim Shoes
will please you. Try a pair.
ALEXANDERS
shrubby hydrangea.
Whe
the
If
IS !
tn
re the larg
ssom he't 1 1,
last year's growth should be pruned
back to two or three eyes to a stem.
Such Revere pruning, however, it nt
conducive to the most attractive de
velopment of shrubs
Climbing roses should not be ptun
! ed at this time except for the removal
of Surplus or interfering branches.
Bvery bit of wood removed now re
; duces the amount of bloom the plant
from the referee. In the fourth Sn -i Snyder was accompanied to Pasco
der opened up and exchanged vigor- j by F L Ogden. Harold Casey and
ous blows with the Pasco man. (me Endo' Eva.1"- They report fine trest
of his good right floored Custer .,dment a"d " ,rln arrange for a
the round was.hls by a good margin. 1 re,urn bout
Snyder also had the best of the fifth.
having tne advantage in an ' ""-' ! WRITE TO VOI R FRIENDS ON
of blows uuster came nacg tn me;
sixth and landed a stiff left and like-
wise ill.- reiruill " S"" " Ill jm-i .
a small margin. The last three If, Q, OMlIn S will w
rounds were pretty even and the tenth ! WEDDING AND VISITING CARD
was a fast and furious affair with ENGRAVERS.
both men swinging hard and often, i MORGAN BLDG.. PORTLAND. OR.
Monogram Staiionery
will bear during the coming season.
Roses used in Irorder planting should
be treated in exactly the same way as
other shrubs, except that many of
these species will be improved by hav
ing all their old wood cut awav one
1n every five or six years. This would j
mean cutting all the old canes off
within three or four inches of the
gr turd and forcing the bush to throw i
up entirely new wood
Rosea used for cut flowers. like the
byurid perpetuals. the hybrid teas,
sh juld be severely pruned The hv- j
brid perpetuals may be cut as soon
al freezing weather ia past Pruning
of the hybrid teas and teas, however, I
should be left until the young growth I
has started. In both cases the plant t
should be cut to within six inches or
one foot of the ground. Four or six
eyes to a stem Is about the proper I
amount "I" wood to leave.
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THE man who lets Spring
catch him in a weather
beaten winter's suit knows how
out of place a last year's bird's
nest must feel in a budding
tree.
The first and finest of the
clothing world's Spring produc
tion await you here.
Bond Clothes
115 to 130
Just come in and take a peep
try 'em on look at yourself
in the mirror they are simply
great and we know they'll win
your approbation.
C0K : V
wktlllnatgMW
Bond Brothers
Pendleloa'i Leading Clethieri
"SLIVERS" I'll INK OAKLEY
one ot the best known
circus has produced, staff.
rs and window cracks o
New York
with rags
theatric tl
"Slivers,
clowns tin
d the di
his room In
boarding hi
day and turned on the gas
been drinking heavily.
"Slivers wjts torty-flve j
Horn in Sweden he was h
this country few monthi
birth. His mother was a concert sing-! clarity,
ci and Oakley could not resist the' to him
temptation .. appear on the '-boards'' ,
U1 his own capacity despite the ob
jections of his family XVhen he was
H years old he ran away from his i
the Dther I home in Chicago. In a few years he j
He had j was a performer with Kndrew Mc j
I DOttaJd'a circus, leaving that to spend,
ars old. two years at Ann Arbor at the request I
ought to I of his mother. He returned to thej
after his! circus and started on hts i ise tn pop-1
His nickname "Silvers" camel
from his being so slim.
EARL SNYDER LOSES
TEN ROUND GO WITH
1 PASCO LIGHTWEIGHT
Though he put tip a fight t tin t won
him admiration. Young Earl Snyder
of this elty last nigh lost his ten
round bout with the experienced Kid!
Custer nt' Paacco in Pasco, Keferee
Marcus Paly giving the decision to .
( 'uster "ti aggressiveness. Snyder is
only a otingster and an amateur 1 0
boxer but he made the hard-fighting
Custer extend him tf, according to
word brought back this morning.
Custer had the best of the first
three rounds, doing most of the lead
ing and landing several stiff blows lit
the third he threw Snydei to the mat
and struck him before he regained his
feet, an act that caused a warning
"The sweetest running car Sill
in the world"
The day of the high price for a
vXmylm motor car. merely for "name" or "ao-
MMtw cial prestige" is past HiSSvi;
Wmffl. And the Eight-Clylnder Cadillac is
VZWKW, responsible. W
p Today, it dominates the quality
wfyZW field the social field and the efficiency S$v
$2235 f. o. b. Pendleton
Mc Lean Auto Co.
SEE THEM
AT THE.
126 Cottonwood Street.
Telephone 4(
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ACHING JOINTS
RUB PAIN RIGHT On Willi
BMAIdi TRIAL lioTri.i or ol II
pENETKATlNtl 1 .
(Oil's OIL.
rtheumatiam is
j one case in flfl)
treatment Stop
' soothing, iienetratlnf
I right Into your sol
Joints and muscles
instantly. "St. JaCt
Green storkinss," at pastime loawrrow ami Monday,
"pain onq " Not
renlrea Internal
drugging. Hub
ta "St. Jacobs ml"
re, stiff .ohing
and relief comes
b's oil' .t
harmless rhciiinatism cur whb h nev
er disappoints and can mil hum the
skin
Limber up' Unit complaining1 ?et
a small trial bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacobs oil at an drug store, and in
Just a ttoment you 11 be free from
rheuniati, pain, eofeneee, stiffness ftad
swelling. I'on t suffer' Kelief aw itt
ou "St. Jacob's (til has , tired
millions ot rheumatism tuffercrs in
the last half cetiturv. and Is Just as
good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbagc
backache, sprains.
Saved $121.50
Yesterday
We sold a very fine player-piano
yesterday to a prominent business man
here. This same piano is retailed in
S.in Kranoisco for 1600 We sold this
one yesterday for 3S. At least titt
le all the piano cost the purch mer. as
he turned In aj part pa ment a credit
certificate for 181
We sold another beautiful piano
yesterday and all it cost the puroh us
was sits. 50. as he seed h's $i credit
certificate and saved beatdea 4it II b
paying cash. You can save from
S1U to 1200 now "n a piano You
can pay as little as s ii.-r iti-oitii
ou wish or pay yetirh The s-ile wtl!
only last a few days .,r before
hae such piano values been offered
in Oregon '
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