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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916.
PAGE THREE
You can always get
DOWNEY'S
MARKET
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and
U. S. INSPECTED
MEAT
Our Line is Never Busy
we have two phones
187-188
why not now?
with &e De&n Tatom Co.
Ring 688 for Groceries
One Guggenheim Sues live.
NEW YORK, May 1. A suit for
UO.000,000 (or alleged damages, with
William Guggenheim, of the Guggen
heim family of copper mine owners
mb plaintiff, against hla five brother,
wan argued In the supreme court In
Famous Wash
Heals Ski
P. P. P., the greatest of akin remedies,
Will remove these imoljrljtly and trouble
some skin affllctioDH that bare made your
life a burden. That Intolerable itching,
burning and discomfort will dlssppesr un
der the magic Influrure of tbla remedy. It
baa cured many caaca pronounced incur
able and will reach your case. It will take
Just a few momenta to step In and sak us
what our experience has been In the way
of satisfied customers. We want you to
aire 1). D. D. a trial. 2e, 50c and f .08.
Your money back unless the first bottle
rellcres you. 1. I). 1). Snap keepa j'our
kin healthy. Ask us about It
D D !D ,he Stantod
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TAI.I.MAN DIU'G CO.
Brooklyn. The defendants. Isaac
Daniel, Solomon, Morris and Simon
Guggenheim, contended through
counsel that there waa Insufficient
proof and asked for a Judgment un
der which the action would be dls.
missed.
William Guggenheim alleges , that
his brothers concealed from him cer.
lain details about the affairs of the
Chile Copper Mining Company and
that he suffered a loss to the amount
of (10,000,000.
Justice Bennett reserved decision
00 the motion made by the defendants.
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Aid l IVaiiiT lirliitl.il.
HKlll.l.V. May 1. (By wireless to
BajrvlUa, X. T.I Major Moraht, the
military critic of the Tageblatt. in his
review Of the military situation, al
! mi, s to the "tyt Russians" landed nt
Marseilles. H1b review, as summar
ised by the Oversea News Agency, Is
as follows:
"The arrival of SuOO Bosnians nt
Marseilles illustrates the resolution
of France. The French people, who
are easily impressed and deceived,
are jublluut over the arrival of these
Russians, whose coming necessitated
a three-month' voyage, but German
troops have learned how to handle
these 'bravest of Russian?.' in Gall
cla and Poland."
SON OF WELL KNOWN
PIONEER FAMILY OF
COUNTY NEAR DEATH
WIIXIAM I'ltHtiTOX I'HORAIH.Y
FATALLY lll'RT IX OAUPOB
NIA CITY.
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The Great
Corset Week
It. lirotlKT of Mr. Job. X. Scott of
Athena ; Accident Happens In Santa
Ana While He I RaUng a Rio tic;
In collision With a Matty Bus;
Well Known Here.
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NEMOS
Annual
Corset Event
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28th
The Oregon Journat of April
carried the following dispatch:
SANTA ANA, Cal., April 27. Wil
liam Preston waa probably fatally
hurt here today when he wag run
down, by a Jitney bus. Preston waa
inline a htcvele Miss Eva Preston, a
sister of the injured man, wsb run
down and killed by a street CU two
years ugo.
William Preston Is the oldest son of
Mr. and Mr. L. C. Preston, pioneer
settlers and land owners of Umatlll t
qounty, now living In California, und
a brother of Mr. Jo. N. Scott ol
Athena. A latter message to Mrs.
Scott states that his Injuries while se
vere, consisting of three broken ribs.
broken collarbone and concussion or
the brain, are not necessarily fatal
and hi recovery la fully expected.
Mr. Preston Is well known and pop
ular about Helix, Athena and Westjn.
BRITISH PRINCE OF GBR-
MAX ( KSTItY BECOMES
4 COAL PASSER TO AID BRIT-
isil FLEET.
A Well Known Woman Speaks.
In Every Town in Oregon Neighbors
Sty the Same.
A Toledo blade was so well
made
They could bend, but could not
break it;
And so today, with Bran-New,
it's the same way;
They can try but they can not
make it
It' in a claw by itself and has
the "pep."
City Brewery
Telephone til
WRITE TO TOUR PRIEND8 OK
Monogram Stationery
w. a. smith & CO.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARD
ENGRAVERS.
MORGAN BLDO.. PORTLAND. OR.
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Cameras I
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Cyko paper and films. S
Awarded gold medal Pa-
nama-Pacific Internation
5 al Exposition, San Fran
cisco.
Developing and print- E
I ing promptly done at
Tallman & Co.
Leading RruggUti
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Portland, Oregon. ' 1 have nsed
Dr. Pierces fa
vorite Prescription
for my nerve3
and a general
break - down and
after using only
three bottles I
vts completely
cured. I also used
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery for the
blood and it proved
verv beneficial.
:'l can heartily rccoiuniend Doctor
Pierce's medicines." Mks. J. B.
II unit, 843 Peacuni Ave.
The mighty restorative power of Dr.
I'icicp'a favorite Prescription speedily
causes all womanly troubles to disap
pear cou.pels the organs to properly
perform their naturul functions, cor
rects displacements, overcomes irregu
larities, removes pnin and misery at
certain times and brings back ),?n!th
and strength to nervous, irritable and
exhausted women.
It is a wonderful prescription, pre
pared only from nntuiv's roots and
herbs, with no alcohol to falsely stim
ulate and no narcotics to wreck the
nerves. It banishes pain, headache,
backache, low spirits, hot flashes,
dragging-down sensation, worry and
sleeplessness surely and without loss
of time.
Why should any woman continue to
worry, to lead a miserable existence,
when certain help is at hand 7
What Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription has done for thousands it
Will do for you. It's not a secret
remedy for its ingredients are printed
on wrapper, Get it this very day
from any medicine dealer in either
liquid or tablet form.
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HEADACHE
NEURALGIA
PI
Oct a 10 cent package of Dr,
James' Headache Powders
and don't suffer.
Whin jour head aclies you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take i remedy like Dr. James' Head
nclie l'owili'rs and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
I lie drug store now for a dime package
f Dr. Jesus' Headache Powders.
'mi'!, suffer! In n few moments you
ii'l feel fine headache gone no more
n.ilgia pain.
.-- GECSCE OF BAJTStiBLrRS'i
Disregarding; his title. Prince George
of Hattenburg. son of Prince Henry
of Hattenburg. who resigned his po
sition a first lord of the British ad.
mlralty because of his German an
cestry donned a coal passer's garb
took part In l he "coaling" of a "cer
tain famous" buttle cruiser, "some
where in the North sea." The photo
graph shows the prince with his face
smudged by the coal dust.
In addition to this Corset Special, we have many bar
gains to offer you, and know you will be surprised when
you see them.
COLLARS JUST ONE-HALF PRICE.
PURSES 98c TO $7.50
And according to the high cost of Notions and the way
other people sell them, after getting our prices you will
surely be a regular Notion customer. Remember it is the
little things that count.
We carry the
in town.
IF IT'S A PARASOL YOU
COME TO ALEXANDER'S.
largest and beat line of lace trimmings
ARE LOOKING FOR,
The Daylight Store. Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt
and Courteous Treatment
ALEXANDERS
rpHE first week in May is always a
gala week in our
Corset Shop, for it's always "Nemo Week' the time
when we can show you the latest achievements of Nemo
inventive genius, and give you full lines of the newest
and best Nemo Corsets for your selection.
That's one good reason why we ask
you to come here this week we can give
you the model you need, and will
that you get the right
size.
Another reason is that we
have reason to believe that we
shall soon have to sak higher
prices for some of the Nemo
models on account of the great
ly increased cost of corset ma
terials. In addition to the famous
Self-Reducing Corsets, we
want to show you the latest
models in the "Self-Help"
Wonderlift, the great corset
sensation of the century.
- as
FIRST GUN SHOOT OF
SEASON AT MEACHAM
Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets -$3.50, $4 sad $5
"SeH-rlelp ' Nemo Wonderlift Corsets $5
Let our skilled Nemo fitters help you to select
the right model and show how to adjust vour corset
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Three automobile paased through
during the week, which seemed good
to see as owing to the snow such traf
fic ha been at a total standstill since
last November.
Miss hoda Mangers went to Hll
gard on Thursday morning to spend
the week-end visiting friends.
Mrs. R. Wilkinson went to La
Grande on Thursday evening and Mr.
Wilkinson was called there on Friday
evening, owing to the death of Mrs
Wilkinson' sister.
Mr. W. B. Ross left on No. 19 Sat
urday morning to take Daco to the
Pendleton ipelllng contest. Mr. K
Wilkinson, the teacher, also went to
accompany Willie Godet and John
Gervais.
Two Fishermen Pined S64.
VANCOUVER. Wash., May 1
About 10 tons of salmon, netting
more than 11 000, were confiscated
above Washougal. in the Columbia
river, by J. P. Bucham. deputy game
warden, of Kelso. Wash. The fish
had been caught out of season and
were being kept with Ice to be thrown
upon the market May I, when the sea
son opens.
A. M. Wright and William Stinson
owners of the fish, were fined, with
cost. S64 each by Judge R. H. Back
of the superior court of Clarke
county today when they pleaded gull.
V. P. C. Hill, also arraigned, was
released.
Uqnor Causes Strike.
CHICAGO, May 1. Fourteen nun.
dred employes of the International
Harvester company's twine factory
STOMACH SUFFERERS! READ
THIS!
. So many stomach sufferers have
been benefited by a simple prescrip
tion of vegetable oils which cured a
Chicago druggist of chronic stomach,
liver and lnstestlnal trouble of years'
standing that we want you surely to
try this remedy. It Is known a
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. One dose
will convince you. It usually gives
complete and permanent result
even in the most stubborn cases. One
dose will convince you. Mayr's Won
derful Remedy Is sold by leading
druggists everywhere wrlth the posi
tive understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
quibble If ONE bottle falls to give you
absolute satisfaction.
here went on strike, according to the
leaders, because several workers, al
leged to have been intoxicated were
sent home by the foreman.
Officials of the company said that
not more than 808 men struck. Op
erations at the factory were su
I ended.
New York May Aid Widows.
NEW YORK, April 28 A munici
pal movement to prorrde pensions for
widowed mother with children waa
begun with the adoption by the board
of aldermen of a resolution under
which would be .appropriated $300,
000 to be placed at the disposal of the
child welfare board.
If the resolution I acted on favor
ably by the board of estimate, the
proposed allowances will be granted.
Pemeco Meats
Prepared In Pendleton
We will buy your eggs, chicken
and veal
CENTRAL MARKET
Phone 455.
108 E Alta
SIXTEEN MEMBERS APPEAR AM)
GOOD SCORES ARE MADE
BY EVERYONE
(East Oregonlar. Special. )
MEACHAM. Ore, May I The first
gun shoot of the season was held here
on Sunday afternoon. Sixteen mem
bers appeared, doing excellent for the
first attempt.
Roy Hawes carried honors of hav
ing 12 straight. His total score was
14 out of 25 shots,
Clint Dnvls got 10 straights hut car
rii.l honors ef the highest score, his
being 19 out of 25 shot.
Don Cushlng got 6 straight. The
total and names of members are as
follows:
Clint Davis, 19 out of 25; Burdett
Unas is. F. H. Fair 14, Roy Hawes 14,
Harry Smith 14. R. Fagan 13. J. Hop
klnson 11, Jack Dorkweller 11, Don
Cuchlng 10. Ed Welch 10, Alex
Thompson 9. John Legros 7, John J.
Dockweiler 7, Uhre Deyer 5, John
Larson 5. Dan Grainger 4.
The next shoot will be on Sunday,
May 14.
J. D. Casey left on No. 19 Satur
day morning for Portland and south
ern part of Oregon, to be gone sever
al days on business and to visit awhile
with his family In Portland.
Mrs E. M. Calvert went to I.a
Grande on Saturday morning to re
ceive her music leasons and Mr. Cal
vert went on the evening train. Both
returned on No. 19.
IT'S HERE! HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
jCHEVROLETJ
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"The Little Wonder Car of the World
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$650
$865
F. 0. B. PENDLETON
(We Are Here to Stay)
Temporary Salesroom
550 Main Street Phone 604
SK FOR DEMONSTRATION
Carload will arrive in Pendleton May 10th
Get in on the ground floor and get a machine out of the I st carload
Sam E. Paine
MANAGER
H. Ainscough
SALES MANAGER