East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 04, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. Peopl es The m m supply your the Complete Warehouse can every need for Spring Outfit- The Newest Styles, The Best Makes, The Prettiest Patterns, The Widest Varieties, All at Prices that mean Savings to you. a. FUNERAL OF LITTLE BOY KILLED 8Y AUTO IS HELD AT MILTON This evening the members o( the K:.JI Seegrus Kel will enj pro gressive party at the homes of (our of the member. The party will meet at the home of Mlaa Margaret Lowell MOTH EH on Johnson street at 7:10 and from there will so to the home of Mrs. Tucker on High street. From Mrs. Tuckers the young ladles will cross Construction Work on New Interur IS GrUKr - STRICKEN: SAD .UX.1DKYT CASTS GLOOM OVER TOWN. ban Depot Mill Begin Soon; Sto ilrat Body or Ookuabla dOee Mo tor to Whitman Monument Where They Hold a Picnic. PRINTED LACE CLOTH 12Vic One lot of. printed lace cloth, most suitable for waists and house dresses for the Summer; 40 inches wide, dotted and pin striped, all colors. The yard 12 36-IN. TUB SILKS These are really and truly "Tub Silks." Best qualities for the price, shown in light patterns only, assorted colored stripes, make up into most ser viceable dresses, waists and men's shirts. The yard 50r and 1 1.00 SKIRT MATERIALS. This season will be an Extra Skirt Sea son. A style that has not been in vogue in many years. You'll find a splendid assortment of skirt materials in our Dress Goods section. Plain colors, stripes, checks and plaids, 40 to 56 in. wide. The yard 50c to $3.00 WAIST MATERIALS For Wash Waists, such as voile, lace cloth, organdie, rice cloth, lyklinen, em broidered voile, filet voile, etc., 36 to 42 in. wide in white only. Yard 25c to $2.00. NEW WINDSOR TIES With the arrival of Spring and the new sport attire, you will want a variety of these charming little accessories, a new shipment today. Price 35c to 50c BELTS White and colored kid and patent leather belts for women and children, a variety of styles. Price 25c to 65c NEW SILK GLOVES We have a variety of new and attrac tive styles in silk gloves for Spring. These come in white with fancy stitc Fl ings and bindings of black and white. In grey, mode and champagne with black stitchings and bindings. The pair . 50c to $1.50 A NEW SHIPMENT OF HOUSE DRESSES JUST RECEIVED. SPECIALLY PRICED 98c, $1.29, $1.95 Neat plain styles easily laundered; come in checks, stripes and fancy figured patterns of gingham, chambra'y and per cale in good quality. The colors are black and white, tan, light or dark blue, grey and lavender. A SPECIAL SHOWING OF ENVELOPE CHEMISE AT $1.75. These are well cut, full fashioned garments of soft finished nainsook and come in a variety of styles, trimmed with lace or embroidery edgings and inser tions in dainty patterns that are especi ally desirable for wear under the new sheer blouses of which we are showing a most attractive assortment. NEW STAMPED ARTICLES If you are looking for something ori ginal and different to make for gifts or shower presents visit our art needle work department. We have just receiv ed a new shipment of stamped articles including towels, envelope pillow cases, tea towels, dresser sets and lunch cloths. All moderately priced. "T . P. W. Pure Food Shop" CLEANLINESS ECONOMY 3 Phones AH 15 SERVICE T. P. W. SPECIAL BLEND THE BEST 35c COFFEE ON EARTH. ORDER A POUND TODAY. Fresh Fruits and daily by express. ders. Olive Oil Our oils are the extra virgin quality ; you'll find them 4he best for table or medicinal use. Our Domestic Oil Bottles 35c. 60c fl.OO; Vi-gallon cans $1.90 I The PHHHHHHitl!U!il!i!li;!!i!ill Vegetables Fresh Phone us your or- Our Imported Oil Bottles 85C, ?1.50 Quart cans $1.00; i.-gal can ?1.90 T. P. W. Molasses Unexcelled for bak ing and table use, 5 pound can.. 65C 10 lb. can $ 1.25 Boiled Hams, Dried Beef and Lunch Loaf sliced to your order. Not only the choicest meats, but the cleanest, most sanitary slicing machine in Pen dleton. Kippered Salmon Fresh by express to day, pound 25C BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIAL SHOE SALE $2500.00 WORTH OF SHOES. Shoes for the entire family at ' Clean-Up Prices . . The best shoes that money t an buy and every pair priced lowr than the cheap, trashy shoes offered you in some stores. Broken lots bare been picked from our regular up-stalrs shoe stock and In some cases entire lots of all sizes have been sent to this mone -saving department. BUY now. Women's Dress Hrex High heel cloth top. glazed kid. plain new toe. This shoe is easily worth 13.50 to IMS. AH sizes Shoe Ssde fl.M Women's Ore Sbo" Reasonable heel, high finished vicl kid. patent leather up. good style toe. KB last. All sixes Shoe Sale $2. IS Women's A)! Aroan.1 Shoe Glossy kid. patent leather tip, medium low heel. EEE wide, worth It 's Shoe sale $l.s3 Women's slippers Patent leather. I strap, medium hifrh heel. A dressy piece of footwear, worth IS. 59 to $4.80 Shoe sake Women's Oxfords net 500 pairs of every' kind of leather and all excellent styles, that In cludes velvets and suedes. Values to $5.90 Shoe Sale fl.M OM Ladle' Shoes Of a better kid than ordinary. Rubber heel and a wide plain toe. medi um and trig tops, all sizes, wide Shoe Sale fl.M Comfort snpfr Rubber in the sides, patent leather cap, soft, eas kid. rubber heel, EEE wide, 4 1-2 to 7, worth IJ.oO Shoe Sale ft 21 Men's Dress Shoe- Gun metal calf, button, made on a very' dressy last, D. E and EE lasts, button and lace Shoe Sale $JJJ Men's Work Shoe Chrome calf, wide widths, and a most substantial shoe, built for com fort and wear. We stand behind them Shoe Sale $2.47 Shoes for the OnUrrn ( n display In this deparement. Hundreds of dollars worth at the Best Price. Two entrances, one through the grocery, one near the shoe department. Peopl 117 1 es w arenouse Where It Pays To Trade the river to the home or Mrs. Lter Hamlet on Haley street and the par- t will .ondude at the home of M!sS( SB : Vera Temple on Lewis street The Fredda Seegrms Kei held its regular meeting last evening at ths tEast Oregonian Special ) home of Msls OUvo Harper on South ItlLTO.V. Ore.. April . 4 The fu Main street and spent an enjoyable neral of little nine year old Clarence time. There were about twenty mem- Collens, who was accidentally killed bers present. by b'nS' run over by an auto truck . Thursday was held Saturday at Z A "Trip Around the World" for o'clock at the home or his You are always sure of the finest results vhen you use Cottolene for shortening and frying. Food, pre pared with Cottolene have a dehooua whosorne ness that is gratifying to the appetite. Use Conolen, for shortening when you bake biscuits, pie. and pastries. Fry doughnuts, fish, chicken and veg etables in Cottolene. It adds to the joy of eating. Your grocer will supply Cottolene regularly. It is packed in pails of convenient sizes. eettkifairbank: that in a short time the road will he parents . in shape for traffic. A large part oi will be completed In a the grading few days. Completion of this project mesne much to the settlers of that section many of whom are homesteaders, as It will reduce the grade over ths sum mit by 400 feet, and therefore avoid m n the potter's field at Salem much of the snow that Interfered, Krtday evtning. April fourteenth is Kev. u. Clark conaucted tne services ; ring planned by the Ladies' Aid ot which was one of the sadest ever lnt Hresbvterian church The public held in this community. The btreav- ! will 1 invited and entertainment ed parents have the sympathy of ev- suggestive Of various foreign countries eryone. The father has been sick for 55 WI,j be provided at the homes of va- some time and the mother is pros- I rassi members. j fated wllh rlef. Construction work on the newfin- 5 lie '.salt's have been lected by terurban depot to be built on the siteiwith winter traffic. l'endleton Camp No. 41. to the fifth of the building destroyed by fire last I HI district convention of the Woodmen summer. Is to commence soon PoctmaMcr for IS Year. i the World which meets at Athena. Mis. Mill Crow la very low with INDEPENDENCE, ore.. April J Ore., on May l.tn. tne osvnissF cancel me iner sat ner nonie on M K Merwin. who has been ravn prises eastern Oregon and the con- Adrentlst street front the office of postmaster In thin I vention will elect three delegates to Miss Leuella Beck of walla Walla. K.,, hlul bern instrumental In rals the next session of the head camp of spent Sunday in Hilton, the guest oftng',hig 0fft-e to an office of the see the order which will meet at Denver. Miss Velma Mcllroy. ! i Colo., during the mon'tn of July. The The student body of Columbia Col- peUflM his appointment from grams win was fled here. It asks that any necessary part of his 11500 estate be used In recovering a le which was shot off in ths fight at Sa lem and bringing the 1s to Sunny, vale, to be burled with his body Ingram had been In the randy biu- ness In Sunnyvale. His leg was bur- 33 following .re the deleft,-.- le ird I" lege motored to W human Monumen , R((lsevet m iqx. being continuously i in office since that time, II years. Mr. Mirwin formerly was a farmer but had had some experienc e In the postoffl.e under his rather and oth ers. He used to stamp letters In this same office under his father in 186s. ; when his father's salary was only I3' per month. 'the Athena convention: Geo. F. Phelps. Thos Fitz Gerald. V. Stroble, P. A Anderson, I. E. Earl D. E, Rogers. W. L. Kurrle, Jas. L Hall, J. E Stansberry. inspect- Saturday where they heid an all day picnic. Miss Ida Smith left Sunday for Li Oraada to visit friends. J. W. Davis, Jr.. left Sunday for San Francisco where he will visit a lew days on bis return home to Reno, Aubrey Graham, who is ing water tanks for the O -W between Nevada, Pilot Rock Junction and Messner sta- Lyle W,ilcox. a student of O. A. C. tlon. was in the city yesterday. He is visited his parents In Milton for a exhibiting a Van Dyke beard with iw days last week, much pride. Mr. and Mrs. Joe West and the s Misses Ruth and Edna Fulton return- The three women's organizations ? Saturday from California where of the Church of the Redeemer, "The they spent the winter. Parish Aid.'' "Sanctuary Chapter" and Miss Martha Morgan has gone to "Woman's Auxiliary" will meet at the Wheeler, Wash., to visit her mother, rectory tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 ho Is seriously ill. o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Walker of Wai- O. Hartman. Mra W. R Humphrey ja walla, spent Sunday ;n Milton wth and Mrs A. Humphrey. The extra friends. Lenten services this week are an- noiinced as follows: Tuesday. 4 P Portugal in Special l-remium List, m.; Wednesday, 7:J0 p. rn.; Friday. WASHINGTON, April 4. Portugal 10 a. m.: choir rehearsal will be held was added to the list or countries f In the church this evening at 7:30 which ports vessels are charged spec- llerolc Kx-Comlct Itcmil SAX JOSE. Cat, aprll 4. Frank lin S. Ingram of Sunnyslde. who died recently, was a pardoned fratricide end earned his pardon rrom the 6a-1 lem. Ore., penitentiary by fighting; with the guards In a vain effort to I prevent the escape Of Harry Tracy, i the famous outlaw. These facts came to light when In ITCHY SALT RHEUrd Sometimts Called Ecz-s--Httre' d" by Hood's Sartapaniia. Salt rheum Is one of IhS w 1 unfortunately one of t:.e mi mon of all diseases. Ho- .i ., . tens the skin, itches, oozt . drl. r.-d stsjss. and then doe t' Is a-1 OS r again! Sometimes It rovers tr whole body with InSanx l. bu: t , patches and causes Intel, 'e miff i. wnlrh Is commonly warns at i Local applications nay do 3st good, but they cannot permanently relieve. The disease will continue to annoy, pain nd perhaps MSBWlas. until i be blood has been purl Ore and the general health Improved. Ask your drcgaist for Hood's Btr saparilhv the good old reliable family remedy. It has given perfect satis faction in thousands of cases. In sist on having Hood's Karnaparllt. for no substitute acts like It. Oet It today. Here is Good News for Stomach Victims i o'clock. F. J. Kllllan of Helix spent yester- ! i day in Pendleton. I W. H. Morrison of Helix, has been in the city the past few days, i j John F Hill and A Schnelter of this city are spending a few days at Hot Lake. Carl Hanson. Cold Springs farmer. has returned from California where he spent three months. District Attorney Frederick Steiwer has returned from Portland wMre he underwent an operation for the re- storatlon of bis voice. E P. Martin, deputy head consul of the W. O. W., was in Pendleton a lal premium rates by the States war risk insurance Germany's declaration of Portugal was the cause. United bureau rar on (tlwnpia Mill to He Bulk. OLTMP1A, Wash., Aprll 4. E, J Bordeaux announces that the Pana ma Shingle At Lumber Company this spring will erect a shingle mill or iOO.OOO daily capacity on the site of the Capital City mill on the West Side. The plant will employ a crew of 25. The Wabash mill, at Tono, has re sumed operations with a crew of CO men after a year of idleness, making construction of a second logging rail road necessary. All mills In Thurs- short while this morning en route to ton county are now runing full blast Dayton, Wash., where a big initiation and in some instances, with double ! is to be held Thursday evening. shifts. II Aidi to Judge Opposed. WASHINGTON. April 4. Senator! Cummins, of Iowa, spoke for two hours in the senate against a bill by Senator Smith, of Georg a, which would permit the president to ap- point judges in fwleral districts and 55 circuit courts ..f appeals to assist H judges who ar- more than 70 years Republican senators charge the bill ! is a partisan measure and designed to , permit the president to place IS 55 . democratic judges on the federal Hf bench. Road Nears Completion. WOODLAND, Wash., April 4 Harvey Hiker of the Little Kalama lountry, seven miles north of Wood land, foreman on the new road from that section Into Woodland, reports pM l'REMDKXrs FRIEND DEAD ! a uiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MORTGAGE LOANS Term Contract on City and Farm Property. Current Rates NO COMMISSIONS, NO BONUSES, or other expenses. - s Just like getting it from a bank. Large or small amounts S Loan quickly closed. If you need money COME and SEE US. 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Applied exter nally to the muscles they become pliant. they stretch without nncue pain, there Is an absence of distress, the nerres are southed by taking away the burden of lcavlsg all to just natural conditions. i There Is la "MoUier'i Friend" the direct and Immediate help that all expectant moth ers require. I'sed by their own hand, guided by their own minds, they learn at once tin blessed relief from morning sickners result ing from undue stretching. They experience daily calm and nightly rest It l intleel Mother's Friend." Get a bottle today of any druggist. Then write Brad field Regulator Co., 41(Lan)ar B:ilg Atlanta, ' for on? of the sunt cntrrtalnlntt and valuable little hooka ev:r tr -vorth writing Some very remarkable results are being obtained by treating stomach, liver and. intestinal troubles with pure vegetable oils, which exert a cleansing, soothing and purifying ac tion upon the lower bowels, removing the obstructions of poisonous fecal matter and gases and preventing their absorption by the blood. This! done, the food is allowed free p.n sage from the stomach, fermentation ceases and stomach troubles disap pear. George H. Mayr, for twenty years S leading Chicago druggist, cured, himself and many of his friends oi stomach liver and intestinal troubles; of years standing by this treatment, and so successful was the remedy he devised that It has sine been placed In the hands of druggists all over thai country, who have sold thousands of! bottles. Though absolutely harmless, the effect of the medicine Is sufficient toj convince any one of its rearkable ef. fectiveneas, and within 24 hours th ufferer feels like a new person Mayr's Wonderful Remedy la sold by leading druggists everywhere with the positive understanding that your money will be refunded without ques tion or quibble If ONE bottle falls t give you absolute satisfaction. Does Newspaper Advertising Pay? A large paint manufac turer asked this question of retailers throughout the country: No. 7 SAlIl: "It has never entered our minds that there might he any question as to whether or not it paid to advertise. In our homo paper especially. "We can conceive no idea or plan wherein a person or firm could succeed without adver tising." Rather positive talk. Is It not? Yet any storekeeer can prove It for himself. (ConUnued Tomorrow) HEADACH STOPS E NEURALGIA GONE Dr. James' Headache Powders give instant relief Cost dime a package. i'lnkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered from ailments peculiar to; their sex. Many of these, who can-, V , - ., . . V, .. - IMIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIllfllllllMII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIinilHllllllllllllfrtlMM:! ' ,h"v ,,,,, hat to do, 1 uaaai cc nunD ciitrv nuiMA nicucc RUUUr'XOs VnUr 4Vt.lt VsslflM Wlsjnta (mg their experience to be tfir tTY' KWONG HONG LOW 1 JtjML4 1 ths? lis Wast AltaSt. Upstairs. Phooe 433 S "Tom" Pence, otherwise Thomas Pence, secretary of the democratic women should national committee, who had much tthout knowing ta do with the election of President UlUIUHUtUMI Nerve-racking, splitting or dull, throbbing headaches yield in just a few moments to Dr. James' Headache Pow ders which cost only 10 cents a pack- -J j - i.'i , i. .. have written letter, tell- Wilson In 1912. Is dead He became X" " ' '" JTL sC TSX ..nKll.hort . t.,-A ... .1. IJ. - -- , n. BioniK lormi i j iiir in rni'ioii, himi S to the world. These nonest. helpful during the course of his Illness at stories are constantly appearing in Washington there were constant In- the newspapers Read them, ailing qulries from the White House. Tom" women, they are written with no mo- Pence was perhaps one of the most tire but your ood.Adv. popular men Washington has known. world. Don't suffer! Relieve ths agony and distress now! You can. Millions of men sod women have found that headache and neuralgia misery is needless. Oet what 70a ask far. Are You Up-to-Date? DO YOU USE The Modern Light Electric Light, or DO YOU USE OLD FASHIONED TALLOW CANDLES, BAD SMELLING COAL OIL, OR DANGEROUS, EXPLOSIVE GASOLINE. BE UP-TO-DATE By Having YOUR HOUSE WIRED FOR ELECTRICITY. Special prices, and terms on wiring until April 15th. Phone us and our representative will call and go over our plans with you. Pacific Power & Light Co. "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE." PHONE 40