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EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916. New Middies 98c to $2.75 We are showing the most complete and attractive lot of Middies ever brought to Pendleton. Every day women, in looking at our middies exclaim, "1 really don't know which ones to take, they are all so pretty." Our new middies have so much style and originality of design that they are not to, be classed with the ill-fitting garments that you are accustomed to seeing. For golf, tennis, motoring, picnic wear or whatever both freedom of motion and stylish design are necessary, "Jack Tar" middies, of which we are the sole agents are just the style you'd like 98 to $2.75 WHITE WASH SKIRTS We have white wash skirts to match our middies in smart, sport styles from $1.50 to $5.00. I LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN The season for light weight, underwear is here. Your health and comfort demand lighter clothing. We would call your attention to our stock of extra quality undergarments for Spring and Summer wear. We are sole agents in Pendleton for the cele brated Lewis and Kenosha Cooper Closed Crotch Union Suits. Every weight and every style is here. Cotton, lisle, silk and wool ; long sleeves and ankle length; short sleeves and ankle length: short sleeves and knee length, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to $3.50. THE ADVANTAGE OF BUYING LINENS NOW The present conditions in Europe are such that next fall there will be but very little flax in the man ufacturers hands, and, even now, they are convert ing their looms to the weaving of cotton. It will, therefore, be to your advantage to buy now if you wish to be sure of securing all linen at present prices. Our stock U complete; we bought heavily very early and can offer you prices not to be had elsewhere. We invite your careful inspection. BOYS' SPRING SUITS With Two Par of Lined Knickers Only $5.00 Without a doubt the hand somest line of boys' suits in the city for this remarkably low price. Norfolk styles with two pairs of lined knickers, made with watch pocket and belt loops; sizes 6 to 17 years; choice $5.00 Th final meeting of the Lincoln Parent-Teachers' association of the year will be held tomorrow afternoon in the school building". Dr. 1, l. Idle- mnn will talk upon dental Inspection In the schools and Dr. W. D McNary will discuss medical Inspection. Mrs. P. J. Hegeman Is entertaining at a needle party this arternoon tor Mrs. John Matthews who Is soon to leave for Baker to spend the summer with a son. THE FOOTWEAR OF THE HOUR Our ability to show the very newest styles enables you to secure footwear here that is up-to-the-minute in every detail $3.50, $5.00 to $8.50 WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN PENDLETON FOR GROUND GRIPPER SHOES They are nature's remedy for "hurty" feet. Call and have a free demonstration. BARGAIN BASEMENT WHITE SHOE SPECIAL We have sent to this money saving department dozens of pairs of white pumps, oxfords and shoes, to be closed out at the very beginning of the white shoe season. While in some lots there are some siies missing, still we can fit most my body. Here are a few of the white footwear bargains: Canvas 1 -Strap Pumps For the little tot. Thin, flexible sole and flat heel. Close out price 4c ewbuck Child's Shoes The regular 'little button shoe, with escolloped button-piece. Flexible sole, wedge heel and very dressy shoe. Close Out Price Wewbncfc Misses' Oiford9 A very pretty oxford for those parents who require their children to wear a more substan tial low shoe. A lasting sole and good heel. Close Out Price 8c New buck CMWrcn's and Misses Shoes A very dressy fall shoe, made on a very pretty last. This Is a shoe that will give most excellent wear annd sold at 12.75. Close Out Price $1.98 Canvas 2-Strap women's Pumps The best value yet In white footwear. Would sell at the regular price 12 25. Close Out Price ..' 1 4 The New Oxford Rubber heel and sols, with an excel lent canvas upper. The best white footwear bargain In the city. Close Out Price $1.7 Mall and telephonoorders filled. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Frank J Deebach was pleasantly surprised St her home on Lllleth street by a num ber of friends. The afternoon was spent In sewing and was concluded with the serving of tasty refreshments Those present were Mrs Walter Jones. Mrs. F. King, Mrs. Trallor, Mrs. Oranden. Mrs. Van Deventer. Mrs. Bybee, Mrs. chlldreth. Mrs Flor. ence Smith. Mrs. Hartman Long and Mrs. Kyle Long. STRAWBERRY DAY TO BE HELD AT MILTON DURING NEXT MONTH WKDNKSDAY. MAY 31 IS D.YTK SKT l"OK ANNUAL KVENT; PRO GUAM PLANNED. Horse show Will He Held at Same Time and Handsome Premiums will He Offered ; AthtoUc Event Will Also He Held and Fire Companies Will Enter Contests. Miss Irene Shea left this morning for Cecil to visit her sister, Miss Viola Shea, who 1b teaching there. Later she will go on to Portland, Miss Leura Jerard of this city, who Is attending the University of Oregon, has been chosen by the Oregon chap ter of Chi Omega as "a delegate to the national convention which will be held in Lynchburg, Virginia, in June The third annual ball of the Pen dleton Fire Department, held last ev ening In the Eagle-Woodman hall, was a big success. A large crowd of danc. ers attended and most remained for the last number. The fire laddies hud decorated the hall In red and white streamers overhead, and about the walls were noxsles, hose and relics of the department. Punch and wafers were served during the evening. The Peopl es Where It Pat Warehouse To Trade " - - - - " " NEWS NOTES OF ATHENA PENDLETON FOLKS IN CITY; OTHER PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST. (East Oregonian Special.) ATHENA Ore.. April i7 Attorney Homer I Watts, candidate for district attorney, spent Tuesday In Freewater. Mr. Bliss and Mr Baker of Walla Walla agents for the life insurance company, were in Athena this week J. B. Saylor of Ferndale passed through Athena Wednesday. Lola Key spent Saturday in Walla Walla. Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Plamondon were in Pendleton Tuesday evening to see "A Night In Bohemia," at the Ore gon theater. quality than standard oat sacks or the equivalent thereof (Approximate standard dimensions 23x40 Inches. Ap proximate standard weight of sack ten and one-half (10 1-2) ounces. Barley In burlap sacks, not lighter quality than standard barley sacks or the equivalent thereof. (Approximate Mat Mosgrove of MUton. was 'n ! a.an(iard dimensions 22x3 inches. Athena Tuesday looking after bis store I Approximate standard weight of sack interests. j ten and one-half (10 1-2) ounces.) Norman Tripp of Walla Walla , , ... t he tendcr. agent for the Western Union Life In-1 fjn oontract8 without the consent of Mrs Nsncy Kirk ed In La Grande j )(or TaMday aurance company, was a business vis- Sunday after an illness of two years from paralysis. The body was brought to Athena, the funeral being held is the Baptist church this afternoon. James Sturgis. Clark Nelson tnd Marion Jack of Pendleton were in the city. AN IMPORTANT FUNCTION in the promotion and main, tenancf of good health is LIVER REGULARITY snd any disturbance of this function may be corrected by Major Swartilander, Umatilla In dian agent, was In Athena Wednesday Mrs. Minnie Roby Ferguson has purchased the residence of Madam Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross transact ed business in Walla Walla Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheard were in Walla Walla Wednesday. GRAIN UN DBS DISCOUNT. the buyer. In the event that the buy er consents to take grain in bulk on contract, he shall be allowed to deduct four cents (4c) per bushel from the value of the grain to cover the cost of sacks: provided, however, that this ) Told That There Was No Him. "After suffering for over twenty years and having some of the best doctors here tell me there was no cure for me, I think it only right to tell you for the sake of other suffer ers as well as your own satisfaction that a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets not only relieved me but cur ed me within two months although I am a man of 65 years." writes Jul. Groblen. Houston. Texas. Obtainable everywhere.- Adv. mmism Judgment Given. A defaul judgment was taken by the plaintiff yesterday In the case of Trombley vs. Newquist. Divorce Is Granted. Yesterday afternoon Judge Phelps granted a divorce to the plaintiff In the case of Frieda B. Jones vs. John W. Jones. Cole Cut BJ Chisel. Cecil Cole, while doing carpenter work at the O'Qara home on Aura street yesterday afternoon, stepped on the end of a chisel which flew up 'ind struck him Just above the ankle, cut tine a deen nash A physician wc. sailed and .sewed up the wound. 4 KILLED IN RAID BY GERMAN ZEPPELINS LONDON, April 26. Four were killed and 12 wounded in a Ger man raid yesterday, it was offi cially announced. Lowestoft and Yarmouth were shelled and twenty buildings at Lowestoft were destroyed. Zeppelins dropped 100 bombs on the Thames estuary. Alcohol Sales Less. At the council meeting last eveninK the sales of alcohol In Pendleton dur ing the past week were reported bj the police. The report showed 33 1-2 pints sold by the Tallman Drug Co. to 28 people. S 1-2 pints sold by Koep- pen Bros, to nine people and 60 pints sold by the Red Cross Drug Store to 34 people. (Bast Oregonlan Special.) MILTON-FRBBWATER, April JT. strawberry Day will be held on Wednesday. May II. Growsrs ara confident there will be a good crop of berries, and that the season will be at Its best about that time. The annual horse show will be held at the same time, and handsome premiums will be offered in the various classes. Last year the number of horses enter ed was larger than expected, and It Is hoped there will be a good strong on exhibition this time. There will also be athletic and other events hose races between volunteer fire companies from neighboring towns, baseball game, and dancing afternoon and evening. Plans are belg for mutated tfir the bfggest and liveliest day ever celebrated In Milton, and there will be plenty of struwberrlea and something doing every minute Freewater Auction Sales Day, April 25, turned out to be a winner. The plan of selling new merchandise of every description, fresh from the shelves of local merchants, was some what unique and auctioneer Fred km fert kept the big crowd buying all the time, and kept them in a good humor, and the prices they paid for the mer chandise made many a pleased custo mer. The Merchants' Association of Freewater have put on several sales days during the fall and spring, and the attendance Is larger at each sue Cure for ceedlng one. There were perhaps 100 automobile loads as well as wagons and buggies that blocked the streets for blocks. Walla Walla high school baseball team visited Milton Tuesday after noon, and went horn with the scalps of the Columbia College tossers at their belts. Final score. 14 to 6. Hits were Infrequent by both teams, hut dropped fly balls, high and low throws and general all around bonehead plays contributed to the score on both aides W. E. Jones and J. B. Frazler made a business trip to Pendleton Tuesday D. H. Cox has purchased a Bulck oar of the Milton Oarage. F. M. Kent. W. H. Steen snd Frank Winn went to Pendleton Monday for jury duty. Prof. J. B. Washburn will retain his position as superintendent of of schools of District 31 next year, Miss Mamie Smith will teach In high school and the remainder of the high school faculty will be chosen by the board, probably next Saturday. The teachers of this year's corps who will remain are Luella Daniels, J. W. Smith. Mrs. W. H. Richardson, Mrs Ida Keane. L. H Kicker. Lena I. Menaing, Vivian Brinker, Adele Beck, and Clara Brown. New teachers al ready selected are Prof. I. B. Sevcy this year principal of Umapine high who will head the Freewater school, and Mrs. Sevey who will be principal at the Qroe. and Lucy Coffey of Wal lowa, Pearl Wilson of Adams. Esther Compton of Milton, Mabel L Jones, and Mrs. Amy McDanlel will be as signed positions In the grade rooms. It Is understood that John Sheley, formerly partner with o. H. Griswold in the publication of the Umatilla County News at Freewater, has decid ed to remain In the east where he went a few weeks ago on word of his father's illness. L W. Simmons of State Line has purchased a Ford car. "SPEARHEAD" AN OLD TIME JAVORITE He Most Popular Chew fori Third of a Century PURE, Men, FRUITY-SWEET The man who chews gets by t th moit wholesome enjoyment and satis faction out of tobacco, especially if lit chews fhg tobacco. The rich juices of the leaf are retained in good plugs better than in any other form. For more than generation Spear Head has held first place as the favor ite high-grade plug chewing tobacco. This unique distinction is due solely to the wonderful quality and flavor of Spear Head the richest, mellowest, tastiest chew in the whole world. Spear Head is the choicest of all red Burley, hand-stemmed and made into mellow-sweet plugs in a perfectly clean, most sanitary factory. You can't chew the flavor out of Spear Head, because it's a part of the tobacco. That rich, ripe, red Burley taste keeps on pleasing you as long as you keep on chewing. Chew Spear Head and youll be chewing the pure; and most satisfying tobacco that it's possible to make. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper. Germans Isolate Camps. BBKLIN, April 27 "As an act reprisal for 111 treatment of German and the city council decided to New Plumbing Inspector Frank B. Hayes last evening resign ed as plumbing inspector of the city giving as his reasons lack of time and 0 i special knowledge, and Mayor Best appointed Robert Simpson of the Round-Up City Auto Co., to succeed i him Mr. Simpson was a plumbing In of ! spector In Portland for three year give does not prevent any sale being made war j,riMirlr)i in x,,rtnern Africa, who hlin a trial here Remuneration for in bulk where the buyer and seller ure cm ff from communCatJon with services comes from fees paid by the mtually agree at the time of the sate riermany, the German government has plumbers. (Continued from page one.) to deliver and accept grain in bulk as full delivery on a contract; and pro vided, further, that grain In bulk with sacks on top shall not constitute de livery on contract as sacked grain ml ! that It shall be optional with the biy- I er to accept such grain in bulk with nave been T(.iutn,.d t0 Berne sacks on top as sacked grain or griln j in hulk and In the event that the gralr. j Is accepted as grain In bulk, the sacks : Khali he held Intact, special piled and In the suspended all Intercourse with tho French prisoners In the camps at Ohr druff and Holzmlnden," the Oversees .Vows Agency reported. "Six carloads or parcels destined fo the French prisoners tn the HOSTETTERS Stomach Bitters w in sound burlap sacks In good con ditlon as follows: Wheat Standard Imported Calcnt ta wheat sacks or the equivalent ' mari,e(j for seller's accounf. thereof, made of not less than ten (H) ' event that sacks In any number to the ! ounce quality cloth. (Approximate; of ten (0) per cent of the total Yearns I'or Pendleton. A. T. Matthews, who cold out nil business here last year and went tc Los Am?eles to go Into the contracting camps business wfth his brother, is yarnlni! foi a cllmlise of Pendleton again. He has negotiations under way for sell Slept During Holdup. j lng out down there and thinks it llke SALEM. Ore.. April 2.7. Insurance ly that he will return to this city. Commissioner Wells returned from speaking of L'matllla county In a let St. Louis, where he attended a meet- ter received by a friend this morning ing of the National Association of In- he says: "I think she Is the best coun surance commissioners. Wells was on ty In the world and Pendleton the best ally pretty Indian girl, was caught on Ten-Mile creek by Sheriff Chrisman. He was brought here and was bound over to the grand Jury without bonds Bessie Starr, who ended her grief over the attack by committing sulclds later near the scene of the crime, was laid to rest with prolonged Indian rites at Oelllo SPRING MEDICINE Hood's Ssrsspsrills, the (jrwt Bli-od isr, is the B.-t Spring slckm-.. i comes In de cree to every man, woman ano child In our climate. it Is that run-down condition of the system that results from impure, impoverished, devitalised blood. It Is marked by loss of apprtr.n and that tired feeling, and In many cases try some form of eruption. The best way to treat spring sick ness 1s to take Hood's Isarsaparll'.i This old reliable family mvll In purifies, enriches and revitallr.es in blood. It is an all-the-year-roti: id alterative and tonic, and Is abso utely the beat Spring medicine. Get your blood In good condition it once now. Delay may bo dan gerous. Ask your druggist for Hood's Saraa partus, and Insist on having It, for nothing else can taka its place. Girl .Suicide Is Burled THE DALLES. April 27 McKlnley Wesley, the Indian who is alleged to have attacked Bessie Starr, an unusu- PICNDLBTPON AOTONISHKn BY SIMPLE MIXTURE Pendleton people are astonished at the INSTANT action of simple back thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adler-l-ka. ONE SPOONFUL re moea such surprising roul matter it rellees almost ANY CASE constipation sour stomach or gas. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, a few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis, a short treat ment helps chronic stomach trouble. Tallman A Co , druggists. standard dimensions, 22x3 inches, j nuTnber of acks contained in a car tne train neld up ln Wyoming .but town in the country. Further Approximate standard weight of s-ick twelve (12) ounces. Oats In burlap sacks, not lighter The Annie Wright Seminary Tacoma, Washington An endowed church school for girls. Certificate ad mit to Smith, Wellesley, Vaccar and the leading state universities. Special advantages in music, art and do mestic sciences. ADELAIDE PRESTON, Principal Bt. Rev, Frederick W. Keator, Pres. Board of Trustees. shall tie designed as in "bad oruer by the state grain Inspector, the buy- er may charge the sellr three cents (3c I each for such "wad order" sacks and In the event that sacks are des ignated as "resacks" by the state grain inspector In any number, the buyr may charge the seller ten cents (10c) per Buck for all such resacks, to cover think knew nothing about the hold-up un'li Pendleton has the best water, best the next morning, the sleeper he oc- schools and Is the best advertised city cupled not being molested. jon the coast. 1 can scarcely tell a . ----- man here that turn from Pendleton Police Chief Wll Tcaoh. without him replying to me something BERKELEY, Cal April 27. Chief about the Round-Up." of Police Vollmer, of this city, is to be-' come a member of the University of Buys Another Slice," Ranch, California faculty at the summer aei- the cost of resacklng and handling the gjon waJ He w g,ye ;raln. lecture course In criminology. Chief Vollmer's patrolmen and le- srsx-fal Notice for the Grain Trade. Owing to the present high price of tectlves take courses In criminology. bags, the grain committee of the Mer- 1 1 'Hants' Exchange Of Seattle, at a Spain has planU for public elec j meeting April 10. passed the follow- trie lighting and 978 for private use. i Ing to take effect on all trades from , i this late: should Not Feel Disconraged. So many people troubled with In i Three cents allowance for bad order "on " constipation nave been j creek. Idaho. The ranch was former sacks. R. N. Stunflcld announced yester. day that he had bought the sheep plant of McLeod and Hodgeon, ol Caldwell, Idaho, for $18r,.ono. In the deal are Included 12S0 acres of pat ented land, 3000 acres under lease, ml 20,000 she'ep. It Is understood that the purchase price was paid In cash. The patented land Is on Junk creek, end th" range undi-r lease Is on Sucker Four cents per bushel for bulk wheat One dollar and a half allowance per ton for bulk barley, oats and rye GRAIN COMMITTEE Merchants of Seattle benefited by taking Chamberlain I lit known as tho Isaac sheen ranch. Tablets that no one should feel die-j Taken as a whole the ranches and cooraged who has not given them a ' waterholes control range 20 by 6 trial. They contain no pepsin or oth-'mile. The property Is regarded as er digestive ferments but strengthen nne Qf the best sheep propositions In the stomach und enable It to perform the west. Its functions naturally. Obtainable1 everywhere Adv. News of Pendleton on Page 8. Hi Red Crown -&e CosaltH of Quality gives you more miles to the dol lar. Carbureting qualities account for that no waste of gas. Dealers everywhere and also at our many Service Stations. Standard Oil Company (California) Pendltton BEFORE You let any work in oar line, don't forget to get our prices. Estimates gladly furnished on any kind of stone, brick and cement work. S. RUGO & GO. Telephone 461 WANTED' Young Veal, Clttnsand MEogs Highest Market Cash Price Paid CENTRAL MARKET 08 East m St. PHONE 455