PAGE TWO
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1916.
TWELVE PAGES
. P. W. Pure Food Shop"
CLEANLINESS
ECONOMY
PLAN TO DO YOUR SATURDAY SHOPPING
HERE; THE LARGEST, MOST VARIED STOCKS, THE
CLEANEST STORE, THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
IB 6elliill
3 Phones
All 15
SERVICE
STORE TALK Our wholesalers advise us that supar prices will be higher:
better look to your needs now. our price is right.
FRESH IN TODAY BY EXPRESS Extra fancy tender Asparagus. Radish
es. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Cucumbers. Rhubarb. Egg Plant and Sweet Potatoes.
Phone us your orders. Shop early.
Newly Laid Eggs Dozen
Florida Grape Fruit Extra
fruit, each
'2QC
select
. 10
Lunch Wax Paper Large roll, ea. 5o
Maple Lunch Sets Composed of table
cloth, napkins, dishes, the set.. 25
large
50c
"Sunkist Oranges" Extra fancy
juicy oranges, dozen
Candy Department
Special for Saturday, fresh
some candies at special prices.
5 bright new numbers. 35c
sellers, Saturday only, pound...
whole-
regular
.... 2S
Orange Juice Extractors Each 10
Crockery Department
Cups and Saucers Set 6 75o to $2.50
Plates Set of 6 75 to $1.50
Glassware Plain water glasses, set of
30 to 50c
Star Cut Set of 6 75 to $1.75
2Cc Peas Special Saturday, only
'an 15
Olive Oil Our imported extra virgin
oil for table and medicinal use.
Quart can $1.00
..-gallon can $1.90
1 -gallon can $3.75
T. P. W. Special Blend the best 35
coffee on earth.
m RAISIN BREAD Freshly baked, loaf 10 g
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays To Trade
USE "CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
WHEN CONSTIPATED
WHEN BLLIOIS. HEAICI1Y. SACK
FOR SOVH glOUMM, BAD
BIUiATH, BAD COLDS.
Purine the past week Mrs. K
HlHaalop has bean substituting for Mis
3.riie Rouanxoin, teacher of the aw
55 ctuh grade of the Uncoln school, and
55 yesterday afternoon lifter school
H j boon she WM given n pleasant sur
SJ prise by her pupils. They bad sent
M J to the City for ice cream ami cake and
B j all enjoyed the refreshments
jj I Mrs Clinton B. Roosevelt returned
5! yesterday evening from Walla walla
55J where she had heen visiting relatives
5 1 An afternoon of music and Mater
fm j UnOk was enjoyed yesterday afternoon
gSll'.v the ladles of the Thursday After
Bjlnooa Club at the home of Mrs. Roy
S5 T Bishqp on Jackson street. Mrs.
Hishop and Mrs. Wilson D, McNary
55: . leins hostesses. The musical part of
: the program consisted or a piano solo.
HI Debussy's 'Moonlight.' by Mr
555 I Frank K. Hoyden and vocal solos bv
33 ' M,rs. Carl Tower. A paper on Mater
53! Ilnck was explained by Mrs. Benjamin
53 1 S. Burroughs. Miss Olive tlwlnn nave
1 a reading from the "Blue Hlrd." A
55 social hour and refreshments follow
53 ed the program.
85 I scores of minor industries, originated
3J chiefly in Germany."
3 j After discussing tne artificial dye
55 I situation at some length he predicts
55 ! that 1917 will see the hulk of coaltar
55 volors used in our divers industries.
55 made in our own factories from Am
55 1 erioan raw materials. For our unnu
5jal supply of potash, which costs 17.
, j Don. 000. we have as a source of raw
55 supply the kelp of tne Pacific coast,
55- the feldspar of t'tah and the brine of
S!"Ur western lakes.
"Of still greater importance for ag- j
Hlrlculture, for the arts and notably for
military preparedness." he continues,
'il the factor of nitrogen. We send!
abroad annually $30,000,000 for nitro
genous materials, J 17. "60.000 going to
Chile. Civilized life Is unthlnkagle. I
national defense against invasion lm-1
possible without an adequate supply j
of nitrogen in a combined form Thej
complete conquest of the air. the in
dustrial transmutation or the Invisible!
medium in which we live and breathe'
into the handmaid of American Indus
try, is the grand problem now con-1
fronting our nation's rnemists."
Foods cooked with Cottolene come to the table with
their natural goodness improved with a better flavor.
Biscuits shortened with it delight by their taste, their
lightness, their whiteness and their wholesomeness.
Fie crust shortened with Cottolene has that flaky
fcyjodness which perfects the whole pie.
Jl foods fried in it are better-tasting and digestible because
Cottolene does not soak into them.
There is no substitute for Cottolene nothing "just as good."
Try Cottolene try it in your biscuits, for example, then in
your other cooking. Arrange with your grocer for a regular
supply. It is packed in pails of various sizes.
Write our Genera Offices, Chicago, for a free copy of our TeoX
cook book, "HOME HELPS."
priTTfTTFAlRBANKIaaESD
COOPERATIVE PLAN
I -0 Submarines Captured. Ion ol M H
WASHINGTON, March 23. One oetvat since
bank failed.
Hers has bei
Industrial Freedom of America
Depends on Work of Chemists
ARRANGEMENT WITH DEPART
MENT OV AURIC! LTURE
Miows ttBSwrs.
HITS KIIOM EVERYWHERE.
Duplication of Kffort a rmtiiKd in
Mnnatlnnal Omm ... ,. ,
ri:...T.
.,, ,u ; , 'iitiinf-
Work is Given by Director it. D.
I let tel.
hundred and twenty Herman subma
rine have been captured by the Brlt
ish since the beginning Of the war, ac
cording to adm ralt information
transmitted to officers of the I'nlted
States coast guard service.
I lank Sulo llenrlnsr Due.
VANCOUVER. Wash., March 24.
That the Commercial Hank of Van-'
cnuver, which failed Tor Jtno.OOO Pc- 1
cember 1. 1910. and Wtllch has since
Kles, who has been re
few months after the
A ineetinK of the depot
called.
Mr Kles hiLs petitioned the super
i"i court for permission to offer for
sale nil of the assets of the hank.
Practically nil of the property own
ed by the hank, except 125.001 I
stock of the Harvey Mining nmpuiv
Is heavily mortgaged
(By John Corrlgan, Jr.)
Independence for America, finan
cial and industrial, as complete as the
political Independence we now enjoy,
is the dream of many scientists and
business men of the United States. In
accomplishing this result much will
depend on the skill of our chemists
Present events have demonstrated
the Important position of the chemist
in peace and war. Our Industries are
now crippled for want of dyestuffs
sultant from widespread dependence
upon foreign sources for a multitude
of products vitally essential to the
very continuance of sources of gain
ful occupation."
Professor Norton was one of the
first to see the need for building up
an aniline dye Industry In this coun
try, and has written many authorlta-
r aiucies on tne sUDject. He II
OREGON AGRICULTURAL OOL
LLXJli CorvallU. March 24. "The co-
Get a 10-cent box
Take a Cascaret tonight to cleanse
mur I.lver Stomach and Bowels, and
you will surely feel great by morning because American cnemlsts have not
Tou men and women who have head-1 had the Individual aggressiveness and
ache, coated tongue, a bad cold, are! the governmental bacKlng that the
bilious nervous, upset, bothered with j Germans have had. We have, there
a sick, gassv. disordered stomach, o: fore, been dependent upon Oermany
have backache and feel all worn out ! for a vast number of chemical pro-
Are you keeping your bowels clean ' uucm.
-rt.h n..n.r.l nr merelv forcing a Hi? changes are certain to
paasagewav every few davs with salt? . i tne war. They will affect business as """ "wmmmmmi uriu irom tnreai
catha'tlc pills or castor oil'' I woil as boundary line. How to meet ; Pne,t dislocation and anamea by tho
Cascarets immediately cleanse and them, prepare for them. discount ! Prompt creation upon American soil
regulate the stomach ' remove the i them. If possible, is now engaging the ''' thp requisite Industries in such
our undigested and fermenting food , attention of all thoughtful men. One rorni " "lUtely an permanently
and 'foul gases take the excess Wo the biggest things to be guarded lnsur; ;"e nation's material life
from the liver and carrv off the con- -gainst Is dependence upon foreign Trnm aM 'an-r, actual and prospec
tlpated waste matter and poison from! "ources of supply for things vitally lIve'
the bowels. I needed for ..ur l.idustrles. writing recently In the Scientific
caret tonight will -ine lesson mm come suddenly and I imtmin, to wnich he Is a regular
bv morning. A brusquely. Uk a blow m the face," I Contributor Professor Norton said:
mr druggist means ' -"aid Professor Thomas H. Norton, ex- "For
head I ert in chemistry of the United States product
Don't department ol foreign and domestic foreign
The United States In 1913 sold tl:'.
355 510 worth of goods to Sweden
There are more Insane in the Unit
ed States than students In colleger and
universities.
It has been found that under nor-1 operative arrangement w:th the U. 8.
mal conditions 10 inches of mow department of agriculture b which
yields one inch of water all extension work In Oregon is ad-
In Burr Oak. N. Y . a big guessing! tnlntltared through trie extension ser
contest was held recently as to how I Vice, has gone far to eliminate duplt.
many grains of corn a hungry ami cation Of effort and has brought about
unhampered goose would eat. Kstl-ja mor
mates ran as high as 3000 but the
20 per cent of the depositors
will pay not to exceed 5 per cent more
making In all 25 per cent, is the opln-
consulted almost dally ny represent.!-1 blrd- to go as rar as she liked,
tives of big industries who have felt , "topped short at the count of 431
the pinch of the war shutting off their! grains.
sources of foreign supply of necessary 1 Tne P'agat. a ferocious fish, is
chemical products. widely cultivated In Slam by people
He says this is the dav of opportuni-' Who prepare ,h"m for the "PrlM
ty for America. It has nnt m, ,h.J r,nR ' or Pond, where they battle.
right hut faces i r.n,H,i a ' ,. 'greatly to the delight of the populace aid in support of several
.. led on the law nf mlf.niw.nntl),. . anJ the considerable profit to theiork as follows;
King, who gets round sums of license
money.
10 000 bottles, oon
of the ocean bot-
ilte
A colleetoln of
taining specimen.
torn by vessels of
coast and goedet
lantic. Gulf and I
cently been transferred to the
sonlan Inattlutlon
De Tvende Bra
iff
urve of the At-
cific coasts, has re.
'milh-
THEY REFUSE TO EAT
At pcriorls in most childrens' lives
thcyfail to relish their meals and refuse
to eat even the delicacies prepared to
tempt their appetites. They lark am-
conomical and effective work- bition. and rrowth srems imnedecl.
ing plan and a more sympathetic un-, which causcs anxiety and worry.
del-standing between the department -r , , '
oi agriculture and tne college offi-l To compel them to eat is a grave
cials." says Director it. D HeUci in ' mistake, because nutrition is impaired. :
discussing collegeextenalon work. 1 Healthful exercise in fresh air and sun-'
ndi used In this cooperative i shine is important, but equally import
ant is a spoonful of Scotta Emulsion
three limes a day to feed the tissues i
and furnish food -energy to improve
their blood, aid nutrition and sharpen
theil appeiites.
The highly concentrated tmdicinnl
foocl in Scott's Kmulsion supplies He
very elements children need to build DO
their strength. They relish Scott's it is
tree from alcohol
Scott ft Bowne. Bloomfitld. N. J. LV-J4
worit supp
agriculture
ed by the department
were distributed so as
lines
"Teaching and distributing publi
cations; movable schools and farmers
courses, including farmers' and home
makers' week; buys- ami girls' clUt)
Work; lectures, field demonstration.i
and personal advisory work, salaries
labor, stationery and small printing,
postage, telegraph, telephone, freight
and express supplies, tools, machinery
Virgin
Olive
Oil
Known as the first oil that ex
udes on subjecting the olives to
gentle pressure, this portion bs
Ing the best, the mil palatable
snd the most nutritious A trial
of this superior product will
convince you that we have the
best.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Drutfiiti
Remember,
etraighten yoi
10-cent box fri
healthy bowel action; a clear
and cheerfulness for months
forget the children.
'.he great mass of chemical Is 11
we have been obliged to seek land
sources, chiefly in Germany . i durii
de
Bh wit
in 17S6,
England
ommerce. and formerly consul gener- There are few industries not depend
ermany. 'Time It nt upon a varied supplv of chemicals
N Y .
essing
i how
and
Esti-
In Burr Oak
contest was held recently as
many grains of corn a hungr
unhampered goose would eat.
mates ran as high as 3000, but th
bird free to go as far as she liked,
topped short at the count of 434
grains
il at rTiemrntv
required for the application of th
lesson hut on every hand are evidenc
es that it has been well learned tra
"The organized productive activities i fti
of this land, agricultural and indus-jon
'ral, he continued, "are gradually an annual output worth
forming the iron resolve that never inoo- our leather paDer
to the
lege, re-
she
this
again shall they be exposed
anxiety, the uncertainty, the
ur agricultural interests were forced
to import Chile saltpeter for their ni
trates and turned to the mines of
Strassfurt for their potash The col
ors for our vast textile Industry, with
11,640.000.-
pink paint
doing now
Ik about t
eonic ware, just
notwithstanding
e freedom of th
and appliances; eel
and traveling expe
"Extension work
come firmly estahl
Is called for by a
1a larming population
ill
ipparatu :
med
and varnish branches, with
output valued at $1,530,000,000.
total
Avon, Me., I town with a population
of J3S0 in 110, has paid off all the;
last of Its municipal indebtedness
Which only 16 years ago was $10,000
The burning of the last town bond on
town meeting dav will tie the occasion
urge part of (he
Of the state, and
some of the officers or the strongest
farm organizations have expressed
themselves in favor of this work "
College Extension Farmers' co
operative agreement with the U. ."I.
department of agriculture helps Ore
gon ftirmers.
and of a celebration.
Chinese shipyards may possibly yetj
build ships for the United States. as
they are building them for European;
owners Hongkong Is said to be en-
Joying a shipbuilding boom on an un-,
precedented scale one yard being pre-1
pared to build steamships up to 10.-;
00 tons I
QUESTIONING SUPPOSED MEXICAN BANDITS
Rid of the Torment
of Rheumatism
"Seial
badly ill
they art
me. JL
Rhetnx
'o ir i
up tl
ney Pills!
the kl UU
tiagu atid r 1 1 IT . swotlei
tlegln fn iv, t xiay, an
again lie active and
Mr. Walsh lads up
by em teg "1 bij Ids
Mil. lbs beat I have
I have ir'ed in veral
Mil
hen
ep
arc
to us
Foley Kidney
ever UNed, and
dlffen-nl n:n-
Voui druggist setli them.
Sold F
Bungalow Pool Hail
Alt A. Ieten, Prop.
Buwllng. till, lards Candy and I
Clgara
Under Ttnipie Theatre.
The picture shows three Mexican arrested at Columhus, N. M be.ng questioned by the military authorl
tlea. Shortly after this picture was t .ken and after the Mexicans had bees released, two of them were found,
shut dead. In the outskirts ol the town.
WONDERFUL TALE
OF AN ACTRESS
Struggled with Sickness and Dis
couragement; How Relieved.
Dayville, Killingly, Conn. "I shall
be k'lad 10 have every woman know
what I know now,
after using Lyuia ft.
Finkham's Vege
table Compound.
Although I am only
24 yean old, 1 have
suffered for the past
eight years. I hated
the doctors, for a
doctor told me to
give up the stag,;
where I was playing
with my husband.
I had hearing down rminr, my health
failed me. and I could not work on the
stage, nn'l wasn't able to tend my baby
or even get around myself. I wan
always downhearted and discontented1
with the world, and only lived for the
sake of my little (rirl. The doctor said
to move to some quiet little town away
from the noisy city, and I might be ahlo
to live and feel well, so I went to Day
ville in November. At that, time I was
so sick I could not walk around, and my
husband kept house and I stayed in bed.
One day in January I read your adver
tisement In a newspaper, and I sent for
Iiydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and started taking it. Within
two weeks time I was a different wo
man, could get around, and felt ho good
that it was a pleasure to do my house,
work. I felt contented and happy, and
now am the picture of health, and am
tempted to return to the stage. We
appreciate my health as the most pre
cious thing on earth." Mrs. H. L. j
Klenett, Box 86, Killingly, Conn.
Any Time Before
April 1st
Von (Jin save from $100 to $300
The sale Ehls ,m March 31st
Thl sale Is the result of an adver
tising campaign of the Steger I'iano
Manufacturing Co. of Hteger, 111., a
11,00,000 lnntltiitlon. and the largest
exclusive piano manufacturing con
cern la Iho world.
The Steger piano is one of the most
talked of pianos In America today. It
is the golden mean between the two
extremes of useless cheapness and un
necessary expense, as a musical In
strument of the highest typo it is all
that a goud piano should or can be.
sc- Our Window.
.See some of the beautiful art style
pianos. To those who wish to take
advantage of this sale but are not
ready to make payments now. we will
deliver the piano now anrt wait until
fall. Take 30 months time If you
wish, or pay a little each month like
rent There will never again be an
opportunity In I'endletnn to secure
such piano value and If the people
only knew the unprecedented values
offered every piano would be sold In
one day.
See the new styles In the Kimball.
Knnhe, llalnes Hros., and Iteed &
Sons, all offered now at wholesale
erlces
WAIUtKN's
Mt'KIC ROUPS,
S20 Main St.