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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1916)
PAG8TW0 T.TKT.--3aE-. :. EIGHT PAGES Our Women s Ready-to-Wear Department Offers not Merely Fashion 'Hints' But a Complete Fashion "Show" of the Newest Styles in Dresses Drccol, Point, Chanel. Royant and many other Parisian stars of dress production are rporLJe fr the wonderful style feature in our comprehensive showing of silk dress es far street and afternoon wear. Sever in our history have we offered such a showing of "different" models for the selection of our patrons. As each and every model is different from the other a description is impossible. Every color, navy. Copenhagen and Joffre blue, the beautiful and popular shade of rwe, sage and Russian green. Quaker grey, black and fancy flowered effects and stripes from an endless variety made up in taffeta, cn-pe de chine, crepe meteor, faille and combinations of these silks with Georgette crepe. The range of prices is from f 15.00 to 835.00. Extremely reasonable. QUAKER CRAFT LACES A new shipment of Quaker Craft Lace has arrived. It's ready for your inspection. What u Quaker Craft Lace? It to a curtain net of such beauty and charm that it required a separate name to distinguish it from cipher lace nets. From our Craft Lace in our new stock you could get the most pleasing and satisfying window drapes at a modest outlay. Priced from 25 to $1.00 per yard. For your home's sake, see them tomorrow. m SPECIAL NOTICE Tomorrow, Thursday evening, from 7:30 to 8:30, we will hold our annual Spring opening. We invite you to call and see the many beautiful things we have gathered for your inspection, hear the musk and get acquaint ed with our new stocks. NEW IN THE SHOE DEPT. Just received, women's high lace tan boots, also a shipment of the 10 inch black lace boot, priced at 96. Another new shoe is our cruiser grey, 9 inch lace boot, plain toe, made on the stylish Belmont last. Priced at $6.50 Every day's express brings us new shoes. It will pay you to keep in close touch with our shoe dept. Our Children's Slippers Have Arrived, and they are smart. Bring the children in and look them over. The Parewl-Trac herr associative lot the L-ncols icksjsl win bold pro ares aa4 flection or elSnn at taw school ob Frtdr afternoon at Mf Owing to the Importance of the meet ing a foil attendance is desired. Mra. W. D. Mc.Vary and Mr Clar ence Whit email are entertaining members of the Uncotn school Parent-Teachers' association at a sewing party at the home of Mrs. McXar this afternoon. Members of Pauline Rebekah lodge No II of Pendleton were guests last evening of Hiawatha Rebekah assem bly at Weston and a ver pleasant ev ening was enjoyed by thosa making the trip. A feature of the evening was a banquet nerved by the Weston members. During the program talks were given by H J Taylor, past grand master of the Odd fet'ows. and by Miss Venice CalUson. noble grand of the Pendleton Rebekahs The trip to Weston was made tn sutoa, those going being as follows H J. Tay. Mrs. Tlor. Mrs. Drue!. Miss Calliaon. Mrs. E. Craig. L. L Roger.! Mrs. Huston. Mrs Newberry. Mra. R. T. Brown. Mra W. P. Daniels. Mrs jHattie Ferguson Mrs U I- Rogers.' I W. W Bee man. Ethel Bee man. Mrs. I A Patterson. Will Hutchinson. Mrs ' "Mabel Hutchison. Prang King. Est i King. Erm King. Mr. and Mrs. Deck er, Mian Irene Hawks. Mra. Awli, I King. Mra iTabtree. Mrs. Bessie Tay- lor. Mrs Frederick Xoreea. Xr Ma? , Granden. Mrs. Doan. Mra Cuthbern I Mra Angeles. Mr. and Mrs D Tur-, ner Mr. and Mrs. F. Whetstone The motorist miscalculated his I Clarence Roach. Mra Minnie Knhler. chances, it appears, and hs car nas Mrs. Morse Mra Hndgaen. Robert I thrown with great force against a ; Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mr ! long row of parked automobiles on 'and Mrs. J A. Best. Mrs. Van (rrs-jthe east side of Fourth street. His Ball, Miss f"or Town Mr. and Mrs ;uto struck the line a one domino is NOTICE To the Public: To all those wishing to have their dear relatives resting places improved before Decor ation Day, by reinforced ce ment walls around the graves in different styles of work. 1 have new Mosaic Pattern Walls to satisfy you. Next week I will be doing some of this cement work at the cemetery, or you can leave your order at the East Oregon ian office. Frank Duprat 408 E. Bluff St. Phone 262 M. KIDNEY TROUBLE LEADS TO TERRIBLE TORTURES OUR CASH SAVING BASEMENT WK. WOlCKlVt.MAX: Our Bargain Basement kt meant for yon It Is here to save a good many hard earned dollars for yoa. and when the Peoplei Warehouse says SAVE It means reliable merrhandlse that will give long wear at an extreme low price" Buy all you need and put the rest of your money beck in your pocket ODD MJTH TO KK lJKKD OCT AT OJKT. Ovrsasfc Big lot, J75 pairs, full bib, full cut, pocket; heaty denim An overall worth easily Si. 00 ftr tMW Most Important part of your outfit An honest chrome tan shoe with full oak sole and full stork leather. Bo good that we stand, behind every pair We are glad to show yon these shoes They're easily worth II. 75 9141 Ton've bought flimsy tissue paper ox as low as ( for a (lOarter. t,ot here is the best socks ever offered in Pendleton the heaviest, two thread double heel and toe full length, worth 1 cents ' . j,, 44rta -One lot black sateen, ouality sold for Tic ag Heavy blue shirts, sold for tic is, Solid tan. beet shirt bargain yet lV I ssln siier A big lot of over 70 All sixes, colors, styles Several different brands and all excellent SOc and TSc garments. This is much better than buying a garment that never was worth over 4c or 7Sc A mighty good bargain Isc WHITE VOILE A big assortment of white voile, 36 to 45 inches wide. Makes up into inexpensive wash waists and dresses. No rther material will give you the wear; comes in plain embroidered and ribbon stripes. Yard 25 to 82.00 GOLDEN CROSS BATISTE Finest quality, silk finished wash material, for wash dresses, 30 inches wide, shown in a big variety of colors and designs. The yard 20 T. P. W. Pure Food Shop CLEANLINESS 3 Phones, 15. ECONOMY UNDERWEAR SILK CREPE A splendid silk crepe, 36 inches wide, especially for underwear. Launders like linen. Medium weight, soft silky fabric, shown in shades of pink, mais, light blue, white and lavender. The yard 50 GUARANTEED PETTICOAT SILK Absolutely guaranteed not to tear even if stepped up on while wearing garment. Colors of emerald, red. brown, tan, corn, yellow, light blue, pink, navy, white and black ; 36 inches wide. The yard 91.25 SERVICE Country Hams, Bacon and Shoulder Hams, pound 22 Bacon, pound 22 ; Shoulders, pound 16. Preserved Figs Delicious, healthful, packed in rich su gar syrup. Jars 35, 50 and 91.50 Sunkist Oranges Extra select ripe fruit, doz. 40. 50 Wright's Silver Cream Polish, jar 25 Prunes Extra fancy, meaty prunes, 3 pounds 50 10 pound box $i 50 Ripe Olives Fresh shipment in today. Individual cans, with key openers, can jo Honey Pure water white Stanfield honey, 3 combs 50 Extracted, pint par? 35; quart jars 60. Peopl 117 1 es warehouse Where It Pays To Trade 11 ROBBER KILLS ITALIAN WITH HIS JACK KNIFE 1 Ear! Kirkpatrick. Mrs Chas Miller Mrs. Ed Mentxer. Mra Toung. Mr H and Mrs Kenneth McRae. Mra Twee 5 '! Mr- i;rv ml Mm Perkins. sag 1 Members of the I'nited Artisans en 3BE toyed a dance last evening at Moose j hall. At the intermission, refresh iments were served. C. E. McLellan was In from Helix Monday. D. Somen of Elgin Is registered at the St. George. E. Pearson. Wallula sheepman, was hi the city yesterday. 1. O. Adsms of Walla Walla was a li-cal visitor yesterday. 3. Bryan. Jeweler of Pasco, came in lesterday on the local. Paul Bobbins of Pilot Bock spent Monday night In the city. Sam Ash came over from his home at Pasco Tuesday evening. H. L. Lyon, division eng neer of the O.-W. is over from La Grande. E. P. Jarmon. well known Echo res iurnt, spent Monday night in the city Norman Tripp of Walla Walla was a guest of the Hotel Pendleton Mon. day night. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walrip.n left yesterday for Portland to be gone sev eral days. O. M. Mortenson. traveling frelgh! land passenger agent ror the Northern 1 Pacific, is here today. B. W. Jones of Portland, well krnwn insurance agent, was transact Ing business in Pendleton on Monday Mrs. J T. Richardson of this city has returned from La Oramle where she had been upon a visit with ' friends A. I). Selbert. who has been visit Img relatives In Portland, has returned tc his home here. Mr. Selbert tr I much Improved n health. Mrs. Charles M. .stype a expecting r.er father, C. Clow, today for an ex j tended visit. Mr. Cloa- Is a resident la' Hanford. Cat, and thin will be his : first visit to Pendleton. Mrs. H. E. Collier, who has been visiting her mother Mm. May o iiara 1 ft on No. 17 yesterday for her home Hecked against a standing row. and the parked autos crashed to the shock. Auto No. 1711, owned by E. . Jack son, of IfJ Kearney street, received the brum of the impact It was dam aged at least 1100 worth, the owner declared and was towed away. Next In line was auto No. 1 1 IS. owned by A. Groves, of js; Fifth street. The thrust of the first car lifted the second partially onto the walk and damaged It badly. The th rd car No. 1777. owned by t K. Moore, of 1 East Fourteenth street North, sustained s broken running board and smashed fenders. Al though It jostled against the fourth in line, none of the remaining cars were damaged. Despite its severe damage the car which tilted with the electric train was able to proceed under Its own power, and halted a block away. The owner Mr Johnson, declined to esti. mate the damage to his machine and was inclined to place the blame upon the Southern Pacific electric and Its crew. He declared that he had driven his car s eat on ' ak street and was turn ing to proceed north on Fourth street at the time of the collision. officials of the Southern Pacific i are Investigating. The electric train was No. 114. the Forest Grove local Conductor H. E. Craw and Engineer T. E. Lus er were in charge. HAS FKANCMfYJ, March 2$ One of the most atrocious murders com mitted In Han Francisco In many Does Newspaper Advertising Pay? A large palm manufac turer asked 'his luest.on of retailers throughout the country- Mb X HAIIf: "Tour advertisement should Sho a customer definite arti cles that vo j have that fills a ntmd be to and should lie In such a spirit thai back o( your wonia he will know there Is th si.ifl 01 make good what you say. That's half the bat tle. Get one article that you soil to tie commonly spoken of throughout your country as the very highest ,ullt for sny spf'lfb purpose, or get a number of atilcleg ou thus handle to i. common house hold wordK throughout oiir section as standing for satis taction and utility, and you win your battle for trade. "Write your advertisements with this purpos in view and we cannot see why Lhey till not la- ,-fle live. (Continued tomorrow.) months was revealed wnen the body That robbery was committed was of a well dressed Italian, with his evidenced by several of the victim's head nearly severed, .was fouud lying In a pool of blood. Close to the body lay the assassin's weapon, a blood stained knife. Coughs and Colds are Dangerous! pockets turned Inside out and blood stained finger-prints ;n other pock ets. The only tangible clue to the man's Identity Is a Bank of Italy counter check for HO, dated last Saturday tend made out to Camillo Trollo. whic h was found on his person. One out of every three people die of Lung; Diseases all (tarted with a Cough. At First Sin of Cough take Dr. King's New Discovery. Few of us realize the danger of Cought and Colds. We consider them common and harmless ail ments However statistics tell us evtry third person dies ot a lung ailment. ATHENA HIGH BOYS DEFEAT HELIX IN A GAME ON SATURDAY Wm. Pott. who recently moved there s" T"" " from this vicinity. I "T Mfly "' T"mH,n wvpr"1 y.eeks. M. L Morrison leaves todav for a 1 ifw 'lays' visit with Mrs. A. W. Daub, ner of Pendleton. Miss Heda Carlatron of Walla Wal- IjOhcm Ieft While Asleep. SAN FRANCISCO. March 299 W I-, i Vi.i,in .ui- ... , oii,Shiiii wrm u oeu wrin iwo eies MrRUtthherW 'kW',hh"",,ter " "' h " "h Me -Jna v as ne. A burglar entered his bedroom Hiinrt-v Jin, u ' w 1 Wlf h was asleep and unstrapped unda with Mr and Mra Tom Clark hl. .,, . . ,,,0 of Cold Spring Jas Orlswold was Itor Sunday. E. Ij. Norveli motored Walla Sunday, Mrs. ;. N. Pendleton vis- Pvslclsns are now tracing the eiiusc to Walla 01 "cariet rever to fresh milk. The streplococcus germ which occurs In IlUHHfl! of Two Rivers, ' lar;, quantities in milk Is also prenent Wash came to Helix Sunday for med- ln icarlet fever. The disease Is prac- Ical treatment. tlcally unknown In the tropics and ex- Mr. and Mrs Charles Flock of Ju-' Pru argue tnat this IS because so nlper, were In Helix Sunday Clarence Penland and family visit ed friends and relat-ves here Sunday I l. , BOORS! ! 29 To o: (JAMB tn ran o.vk-mukd .uv.uk. Hannlster and Mclntyre, for Athena Hell , .N'orvell and lavirison The Helix baseball club has been ("rganlxed with V. E Smith as man DangcrOUl Bronchial and LunM ager Arrangements are being made diseases often follow a neglected!10 'he club in a four team cold. As your body strutfjlies IMlu aiainst cold ficrms. no better aid ! ' K- Bwanil'r' corresponding ae- Policeman Va'ie Villa. PHILADELPHIA. March It Villa h been captured. Residents near Fifth and Spruce streets were thrown Into a near-panic when a man rsc.ed through the streets announcing hs was Oeneral Villa, the much-wanted Mexican murderer There was a scur- rae of Hk status. ... '""" """' "eywas. rouow- 111c r foo'lir (East Oregonlan Special j HELIX. rre., March 29. The Athena high scbsoi defeated the local boys In a a one-sided game here Sat-; urdsy, the score being 29 to 0 in fa- llttle raw milk Is used there former Local Man is Mixed up in a Traffic Accident "PROM the first puff down to the last you get the benefit of time -curing, careful blending and hand workmanship in every individual OWL. There are no exceptions. The Million DoMaMGjjr M. A. GUNST A CO. INCORPORATED Hundreds of sufferers from pains tn the bui-k and sides, bladder and urt nary disorder, lumbago, rheumatism, dlxxlnrss. puffy swellings under the eves or or in the feet and ankles, nervousness, tired or worn-out or headachy feeling, don't seem to real lie that the greater part of all sick ness today can be avoided by keeping the kidneys working properly. If ou suffer from any of the msny ago nies that a company weak. 1 logged -up or diseased kidneys you should rot neglect yourself another day and run the risk of sennus complica tions. Secure s package of Solvax. the wonderful new Kidney remedy which is very inexpensive yet acta lulekly and surely on the seat of the trouble. You'll be surprised how en tirely different you'll feel in a very short time It doesn't matter how long you have suffered, how old you are. or what von have used The very prin ciple of Solvax is such that it It practically impossible to take It Into the hunmn system without beneficial results. Solvax is pleasant to take, gives 'luick relief and has been so uniform ly successful that Tillman A Co. will In future sell It under a positive guar nntee of relief or refund the money. No other kidney remedy ever had a large enough percenlag of cures so that It could be sold In this manner. A guarantee like this speaks volumes for the merit of Solvax. There is no time like the present to do a thing that ougnt to he done. If anyone has kidney trouble today is the best time to begin curing IL 13 AITO OWNED BI II l JOHNSON IH hadlv DAMAGED T PORTLAND. H. K. Johnson, former Pendleton in, '1. 1 n church can Ke YA than He timd'm M retary of the Oregon Christian Mis-i nd no home IW,.ve It. merit n ' " "'tty, p.eached morning Base I Sw w W. J . S 11 IIIVI II 1 1 lVVII tested by old and young. In use over 45 years. Get a bottle to-day. Avoid the risk of serious Lunj ailments. All druggist. and an appeal was sent to the second district police i-tation for aid. r-ottceman Legrande was hurried to resident, was one of the victims of an the scene and In a few moments plac- auto accident ln Portland yesterdav. ed under arrest the cause of the ex- The follow ror story of the accident 1? cltement. The prisoner was sent to from Tuesdsv's orecontnn- the station hous.. here he described A trafflc aecld,nt nat damaied "" '" '. four automobiles, two of the cars hp- i.nd evening at the Sunday. Jack Anderson left Sunday for St Anthony Idaho, to erect a house and barn and other farm buildings for He was locked up. Ing badly smashed, took place it .Fourth and Oak ntreets yesterday af- Johri D. Rockefeller has an electric trinoon at 2, when H. F. Johnson, of fan In his bedroom, the whirring of f Maple street, attempted to drive which puts him to sleep when he Is his car across the street Intersection suffering from attacks or sleepless- in front of a Southern Pacific elec ness. 'trie passenger train. Resolve to Succeed Throw off the handicap of petty ills that make you grouchy, listless and de pressed. Get at the root of your ailments clear your digestive system of impur ities, put it in good working order keep it healthy with BEECHAM'S PILLS They act promptly on the stomach, liver and bowels, re moving waste matters and pu rifying the blood. Not habit forming, never gripe, but leave the organs strengthened. To succeed in life, or work, first have a healthy body. This fa mous remedy will do much to Help You Largest Sale of Aay Medkiae In th. World. Seal svsrrwaars. la sis si, 10c, XI. Coo Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cr HOT TAWALES CHILLI CON QARNE SPANISH STxUE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-aets. FIRST CLASS SBRVICB TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone 7. Pendleton, Or. I lsUsw u gin Olive oa Known as th first oil that et udes on subjecting th olives to fentl pressure, this portion ra Ing the bet, th most palatable and th most nutritious, a trial of thut superior product will convince you that wa have th best. Tallman & Co. Leadraf DruSgsSi
