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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
The Authentic Spring
Girls and Boys are Specially Featured Here. We Give You the
Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price
NEW SPRING UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN.
In our underwear department you will find
the "William Carter" brand which received the
highest award at the Warid'g Fair, and the well
Snows. "Komt" brand. No names in the under-
ar lexican mean SO much to the well informed
nan customer. They mean best material
workmanship and "fit."
Women' Union Suit of silk, mercerized lisle,
pla n liaJ and cotton in medium, light and
- wi cht, very desirable cut, sizes 3
Price tameri . 35 to $5.00
Women' Summer Weight Vests, plain band
r t-t tops, bodice top, any style you de
sire, all regular and extra sizes. The garment
10c to $2.00.
CHILDREN'S SPRING UNDERWEAR
For the little ones, we have union suits 35f to
75r.
Vests 10f to 250
Pants 25 to 35c
Nazareth Waists 25f
Nazareth Waist Union Suits 50c
Reubens' Vests 25c to $2.00
STOMACH MISERY
QUICKLY VANISHES
Your money back If you want It is
the way In which Tallman & Co . the
popular druggists are selling Mi-o-na.
the great dyspepsia remedy.
This i an unusual plan, but Ml-o-T,
ha so much merit and is o al
most invariably successful In relieving j
all form of indigestion that they run
but lutle risk in selling under a guar-:
antee of this kind. v !
Do not be miserable or make yourj
friends miserable with your dyspep-;
sla. Mi-o-na will help you. If itj
doesn't, tell Tallman Co. that y.u
want your money back and they will j
cheerfully refund It
A change for the better will be seen ,
from the first few dose of Mi-o-na
and its continued use will soon start ,
you on the road to perfect digestion I
and enjoyment of the food.
Ml-o-na has been so uniformly uc-
cessful that every box I sold under a
positive guarantee to refund the mon-;
ey If It doe not relieve. What fairei
proposition could 1 made?
Tallman ft CO. give their personal
guarantee of "money back if you want
if with every box or Ml-o-na that1
they sell A guarantee like thl
speak volume for the merit of the
remedy.
Hong Kong Cafe
IMD ROOOUt PARLORS
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
HOT TAMALES 15c
DuWIde Tray Orilen a fepeclaltj.
Hoiee for ladles snd gentlemen
OPEN DA T AND ALL NIOH1
IMAM Me M DP.
Special chicken Dinner
Sundays
548 Main Street
Nest to K O Ull Phone 0
Bon Ton and Royal Worcester
Corsets Mean
PARISIAN SMARTNESS AND AMERICAN QUALITY.
Even after long wear our Corsets have the same satisfactory set,
the resilient firmness, as when fresh from the first fitting. Such dura
bility can come only from excellent materials constructed with the
skill obtained through long years of practical experience. The depend
able quality to be found in our Corsets lends an added value to their
very notable style, grace and compliance with current modes. Nei
ther Paris nor other centers of fashion have produced Corsets more
modish than these. Allow us to suggest that right now is the best
time to select your Spring outfit.
Bon Ton Corsets from $3.50 to $8.50.
Royal Worcester Corsets from $1.00 to $3.00.
COLORED LINENS .
Shown in the season's newest colorings, best
quality selected yarns, permanent finish, 36 to
45 inches wide, shades of rose, Copenhagen,
pink, brown and natural. Especially for dress
es and suits. The yard 50 to 85e
The Peoples Warehouse
HI STORM ONE OF
LARGEST IN YEARS
ll OF THE HAH I l.u(;
MEASURES NEARLY t
INCH IX DIAMETER
l our Cftrtoadl of t attle rrie from
Raker : High x-hool iiil 1 forced
to Mtandon studies Because of
Mother's iSness; Other Weirs oi
Hock .Motion.
fE;.st Oregonian Special.)
PILOT ROCK. March 21. Henry
Lazinka arrived here last week from
Baker with four carloads of cattle
for himself and one for J. N Burgess.
The largest hail ever seen In this
part of the country fell here yester
day, some of them measuring nearly
an inch In diameter
E T. Funning is able to be out
again after an illness of several days
Mrs. fjlll who ha been 111 for sev
eral days. Is able to be out again.
Mrs. Heinrlch of Walla. Walla. I
visiting her sister. Mrs. D. C. Scharpf
and brother, E. T Fannin of this,
Mr and Mrs. Ben fjlll visited Mr
ciill's mother here over Sunday.
Mr, f'ha. Peterson and little
daughter arrived here Saturday. Mr.
Peterson Is lineman for the Telephone
Co They aspect to make their home
here.
For Tired Women
With Aching Heads
"They help me so much and I find
r ... on -'.n 1 begin taking your
Pop . k IB) Pills." Mrs. Frank P.
Wood, Morn ., Maine, R. F. D. No. 2.
Rstnetlnei it si --mg as if you can't
tand the pain across your back. It
Is just making your life miserable
and robbi you of all energy and
strength. iVh.-n yott are constantly
tired, head always aching, ar "on
edge." Kidi ai '.'.n painful and burn
ing, tin is '.he thnc to start n at
oi.ee on Folev Kidney Tills, -
The) trengthen the ek, ailing?
kid' . - Improve their action, eftaM
tbem to throw off the poisons that
cause your trouble. Vour nerves grow
peaceful, sl. ep become sounder, uere
..:t.ii,'' disappear. As Mrs.
Wood y "I And relief a oon as I
lego, t., take your Foley Kidney
Pills " Be lure you get the genuine
F..I. y Kidney Pills, for ther are
purely medicinal and contain no
harmful drags.
SOU Eierrwbere.
Styles for Men, Women, Misses,
The Time for New Spring
Clothes is Here
that's why we know you'll be interested in
what we have to say.
We feel it will be to your advantage to be
more careful than ever in the coming season, as
to where you buy your clothes.
You know the clothing situation of today
practically as well as we do. Scarcity of wool,
dyes, etc, and you also know that "an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure."
Buy your suit from The Peoples Warehouse,
that's the best way to make sure of being satis
fied. Our clothes are backed by America's
greatest clothes manufacturers and they will
come nearer meeting your requirements than
any others you'll see. They have done that
same thing for others year after year, and that
includes the price too. You can buy vour suit
for as little as $15.00 or as much as S30.00.
Where It Pays To Trade
Earl Peterson is visiting his aunt
.Mrs Uur Hinkle. here for a few days.
Mrs. Q M Johnston entertained I
. few friends la-st Fr
moon with
ive to pine
. an Irish tea.
Itev. and Mrs. Gelvi
drove Sunday afterno
in for
the pur-
pose of holding services there.
Miss Manilla Wright, a high school
pupil here, was forced to quit schoo,
owing to the ill health of her mother.
Miss Myrtle Westgate. who is teach
ing at Tum-a-lum, spent Sunday with
friends and relatives here.
Rev. Oelvin last Sunday tendered
his resignation as pastor of the church
of Pilot Rock. Rev. Gelvin expect
to leave about June first for the pur
pose of taking a seminary course
Miss Elsie McReynolds. who is
teaching on McKay, spent .Sunday
with her parents here.
A large force of fans were busily
engaged yesterday In clearing up the
new ball grounds below the ware
houses It Is said that this ground
will be better than the one used last
year, besides being closer in.
Mr Wlillams of Freewater, lectured
to the Odd Fellows here last Tuesday j
night. Sir. William came as a sub
stitute of the grand master, who was i
unable to get here.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Dick of Albee
visited their daughter, Mrs. Fred Bai
ley of this place, last week.
Geo. fames entertained a few I
friends at a bachelor dinner last
night Those present were Newt Roy
er, Fred Mose, l-w Scharpf, Walter
Albrecht, Dr. Spaulding and George
Done
Hagen Has Fought
200 Battles During
His Career in Ring
WILL MEET M i iKROLL HERE
Tin f.-us i l i
TI N ROl M GO.
Thnii','h but ti years old Romeo
Hagan. who fights Ray nteCarToll n
this ( It;, Thursday evening. Is a veter.
an of I'M') battles and In all that time
he has known the sensation of being
Knocked out but twice, nnce he look
a sleep producing punch In the eighth
round of a bout w ith Frank Bartieau
the Canadian Welterwelghl champion
and in ItO:' Bill's Weeks, middle
weight champion of Canada, slipped
acroa a haymaker two seconds after
their fight begun.
Hagan I a native of Seattle, one of
II children. He Is of Oerman and
lrth parentage. He began as an am
ateur In 1 SOS and never lost an am
ateur bout. I'ntil a year and a half
ago he wa a welterweight but now
SILK JERSEY CLOTH
One of the really new fabrics for coat sweat
ers and Russian blouses, 36 inches wide, pure
silk, just the right weight, colors of emerald, or
ange and rose. The yard $2.50
WHITE SKIRTING
A well seltcted stock of White Skirting con
sists of serges, bedford cord and waffle cloth ;
all wool; makes up into "nifty sport skirts."
The yard $1.00 to $2.50
has advanced to the middleweigh
class. He won the welterweight
championship of the northwest from
Tony Aust n and successfully defend
ed It by defeating Jack Carpented of
Holse at Walla Walla two years ago
He won the middleweight champion
ship of the northwest from Jim
O'Brien at Tacoina a vear ago.
Among Hasan's notable battles was
8 20 round draw in San Francisco with
Antone Lagrave who once fought Ad
Wolgast for the championship of the
world.
Among the men he has knocked out
are Andy Done. Charlie Anderson
Mexican Mitchell, Eddie Hubbard.
Tom Martin, Hurry Ulllum, MSTChall
Claybourne, and Henry Taller. He
has won dec 'sinus over such men as
Carpenter. Ike Kohn. Tony Austin
Sunshine McClure. Earl Mlehus, Joe
Wain. Hallle Giles and Frank Street
He has fought draws with Hlllle
Weeks three times with Al Summers
Billy chapman and Frank Harrleau
Hagan is reputed to be a fighter
rather than a clever boxer. His rec
ord Is one of willingness to exchange
blow, taking more than he g've In
order to get hinie his smashing fists
In Ray MoCsrroll of Montana he has
a hard man hut he expects to win the
Military t amp MSjr Put.
PORTLAND, March 21 Members
of the committee of civilians In port
Isnd who have been cooperating with
officers at Vancouver barracks In
planning a civilian military camp si
Vancouver, Wash., this summer ex-
CrNI OM M TUSMOIl
Alta Theater Today a
pressed gratification over iv, I
I nouncement by Major Oenerai ,',.
L. Scott that the plans had not btonl
abandoned. It was learned here thai
the report of the abandonment of the
undertaking had not eome from 0HI
cial sources In Washington.
A MKDK IN l. or MERIT
The great sale of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound all over
this land Is the result or genuine me--,lt
The reason is thar thlR good ol I
fashioned root and herb medicine ac
tually helps those suffering from the
ailments peculiar to women. If it
did not, would not the women of
America have found It out in 4
years, so that few of them would buy?
Adv.
IfCw Wnr (1-ctllt ;r. (MMI.000
OTTAWA, March 21 Canadian
bankers have undertaken to extnn 1 a I
new credit of 175.000.000 to be drawn j
upon for Jhe payment of war muni-'
tions made In Canada for the British
government. Like the credit of $50.. '
ftOO.onn established last December, the!
new credit will be spent upon orders
placed by the Imperial munitions,
board, of which J. W. Flavelle is the
chairman.
Finance Minister White, in an-!
nounclng the new credit to parlia
ment, Rtated that as a result the Rrlt-
Ish authorities alreiidy had called up
on the Canadian munitions hoard to
place In Canada new orders for mu- j
nltlons to the amount of $20. 000,000.
He Intimated that other orders would
be received soon.
il Tomorrow.
Jgtttr I
Mrs
yesterd
Hrldge
Main.
Merle
i.,ius i! Perrv Ml hostess
jy afternoog to the South BUI
cinh m her home on South'
Honor were won by Mrs
R. Chessman. Additional
were Mrs A P. McAllister and
Kneels
Mrs. C
i) Klnehart. IWW BWW"
of th
Club are Mrs. William B. Low-
ell ami
Mrs. James Alger Fee.
Friends In this city of Mrs Joseph
P. Knnpp, formerly Miss Cornelia
I'inkham. will be shocked to learn o(
her death yesterday at a sanitorlum
at Slerre Madre. California. She had
been HI for the past year and hail
none to California for ner health. For
mer student of the state university.
I which she attended, remember her as
one r the most popular gins in iw
lege She Is a sister of I.ouls 11. I'lnU
ham former 1". of O. football playef
and conch. Mrs Knapp is survived by
her husband and two smalt son.
An Interesting meeting of the Fred
da BSSgTUI Ktl was held last evening
I the Jones borne on fjewl street,
Misses Pauline and Mlnnlebell Jones
being hostesses. More than twenty of
the members were present and six new
members were initiated. The club is
planning a progressive party for the
near future The next meeting Will
be held la two weeks at the home of
Miss olive Harper, at which time th
annual election of officers will be
held.
LOCAL GIRL ENTERS
CONTEST TO BECOME
A MOVIE
ltena Collins Addains, Box 57.
Pendleton, has entered the ' Heauty
and Drains" contest nclng conducted
by Photoplay Magazine and the
World Film Corporation.
The contest closed February 29th :
Th" winners will be announced June
1st.
Approximately 15.000 young woni-i
in from hundreds of cities In the;
United State and Canada submitted
photographs and letters telling why
they want to be photoplay stars Thoj
photographs submitted are estimated
to have cost more man 115,000 .m l
comprise one of the greatest collec
tions of beauty ever gat hi red
From the letters and photographs
the judges will select the eleven irU
who In their estimation are Ihe most I
beautiful, brainiest and posses the.
most qualifications neeessary for pho-
to plav stardom The Judges, Miss1
Lillian Russell, chairman, are now
studying the photographs and letters j
and find the task most difficult.
Some of the most beautltill girls do
not alwavs possess the other quallfl-;
cations necessary for photoplay suc-
cess.
the
whll
Some are not (pitch enough for j
unties sltuatTons that arise!
any photographer will tell you
that some beautiful gtr's slmp'v Will
not photograph well. These are onlv
a few of the details mat Judges have,
to observe in judging each contestant
The eleven young women selected I
will be taken to New York under thoj
rhaperonsge of Sophia Irene Locn, i
the famous writer. Their expenses
will be paid while they are away from t
home. They will be given photoplay)
"tryoiits" in the studios of the World'
Film Corporation at Fort Lee, Newj
Jersey, just across the nver from New I
York If they show any ability they I
will be given contracts for not less
than one year at salaries paid to,
sta rs.
w;.tlng the decision ff Judges,
fifteen thousand voting henrts arei
fluttering In expectancy I'pon thi.
decision rests the fulfillment of their,
greatest ambition.
HAVE GOOD HEALTH
Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, th Old
Reliable Spring Tonic.
Don't let the Idea that you may
feel better in a day or two prevent
you from getting a bottle of Hood's
Sarnaparllla today from any drug
store and starting at once on the
road to health and strength.
When your blood la Impure and
Impoverished It lacks vitality, your
digestion Is Imperfect, your appetite
is poor, and all the functions of your
body are Impaired.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is a wonderful
blood tonic. It will build you up
quicker than any other medicine. It
gives strength to do and power to
endure. It Is the old standard tried
and true all-the-year-round blood
purifier and enrlcher, tonic and ap
petizer. Nothing else acts like It,
for nothing else has the same
formula or Ingredients. Be sure to
ask for Hood's: Insist on having it.
I !JT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clorxe.! Nos
tril! nnd l.nd Head-Cohla.
I You feci fine in g few moments Vour
cold In h',.d or ci.tiirrh will he gone
Vour ctaggSd noslrils will open. The
' air SaSSlCeS of your head will clear
and you can breathe freely. No more
dullness, headache; no hawking, nuf
J fling, mucous discharges or dryness;
i no struggling for breath at night.
Tell yotir dft!ggjgi you want a small
I bottle of Ely's Cream fialm. Apply
la llttl" of this fragrant, antiseptic
'ream In your nostrils, let It pgfeatratc
through every air passage of the heed
I soothe and heal the swoolen. Inflamed
mucous membrane, and relief somsi
Instantly.
I It I Just what every cold nnd ca-1
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't lsy
stuffed up and miserable.
40c lb.
3'bs. S .10
Golden
West
Coffee
Is unequaled in
uniform strength,
purity, aroma and
wholesome fresh
ness. Steel cut
no dust, no chaff
parchment, inner
seal cans. Ask
your grocer.
Closset &
Devers
timet
If you had the time
and knowledge, amid
pick from the world's
coffee, and had the proper
roast ing and grinding
facilities, you niio;ht mast
your own coffee every
morninir before breakfast.
Still we should say, "If
you don't like Schilling's
Best better, your grocer
returns your money."
Keenly ground, frrrd
of rlisff, it rich flavor
aft-sealed in airtight
tint.
Schilling's
Best
Virgin
Olive
Oil
Known a the first oil that ex
udes on subjecting the olive to
Kontle pressure, this portion bo
Ing the best, the most palatable
and the most nutritious, a trial
of this superior product will
convince you mat we have the
best.
Tallman & Go.
Uedbf Druggist
fcHHiSl