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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1916, TEN PAGES PAGE TWO mlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmu Mir a nimmmmmm 3)1 I ll l lill ii ll 11 iflK OP, Have You Provided Yourself With a New Wash SKIRT? We have a large and varied assortment of these attractive skirts for summer wear in a great variety of materials and styles. Silk finished gabardine, pique, cotton bedford cord, cot ton poplin and real Indian Head jean are the materials made up in real sport styles, with pockets, separate belts; some open down the entire front thus making them simple to launder. The prices are most reasonable $1.50. $1.95. 92.19. S2.95. to f5.75. ORGANDIE Shown in white and colors of pink and blue, makes up into dressy sum mer frocks, 36 to 54 inches wide; finest qualitv and finish. The vard 40C to 85. TISSUE GINGHAMS A light weight sheer wash fabric, shown in checks and stripes; fast col ors. Makes up into neat dresses and waist. The yard 25 DEVONSHIRE CLOTH A new shipment just in. Devon shire Cloth. Especially for house dresses, men's shirts and rompers; fast colors; shown in plain shades, stripes and checks; 32 inches wide. The yard 20o HONEYCOMBED TOWELS A new bath towel that serves as a rub-down towel yet not harsh; very absorbent; soft as silk; two sizes. Each 25 and 35 THE BARGAIN BASEMENT WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST. MEN'S SUITS WOMEN'S SUITS Value $22.50 to $35.00 You've bought bargain suits but never before with the material and workmanship we offer you, $4.95 and ?7.85. SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES Ask your neighbor, ask the first one you meet on the street. They'll all tell you that the best shoes at the cheapest price are offered in our Bargain Basement. i Value $15.00 to $35.00. A big lot of the best ready-to-wear suits made. One of a kind and every one a bargain $3.89 to $10.35 Miss Cora M. Rotto has accented i position in the public schools of Great Falls, Montana at the anlarv of 1840 I per year. The Candidates' Ball given last ev ening at Stanfleld proved one of the Mggost social events ever held In tbat town, mrr attending rrom Pendletor. M well as all of the west end commu nities Qiilte a number of the oan dMatu lor nomination at the Friday primaries lesponded In person to the invitations. Mualc was furnished by the home orchestra of which Moy.l Hiches is manager. Among the candidates present were County Cierk Frank Sallng; Treasur. er Q, W. Bradley and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, candidate for his office', Dr. . A. Best, candidate for representative. Oamer R. Smith and Homer I W.itt. candidates for district attorney. Ralph IVdsom, candidate for coroner and ileorge A. Cressy oi Hermlston, can didate foi the democratic nomination for commissioner. Amon& others present were Mr'. R N. Stanlleld. Miss Fonda Wolfe, Mrs. John Carroll. Tom Hill. Elmer Turn er. Leslie Uibbs and R. V. Fletcher of Pendleton and Mrs Homer I Wutts cf Athena. Mrs. Frederick K. Judd yesterday :ternoon entertained the Duplicate Whist Club. Mrs. Dean Tatom entertained infor mally Saturday afternoon at a sewlns. party. Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Fhy of Spokane stopped off in Pendleton a short time yesterday en route home from a week-end visit at Hot Lake PENDLETON (iiuircUaii for Incompetent. E. M. Smith has been appointed bj the county court as guardian for A. Phillips, an 84-year year old Incom petent of Weston. IK Estate is Appraised. H. F. Peters, F. B. Judd and J. B. McCook, appraisers or the estate o! the late Charles Morrison, have lied their report fixing the value of the estate at S3865. GlMMUaM Appointed, Mrs. Blanche Moorhouse has been appointed guardian of her little daughter, Marian and Mrs. Rose Hale has been appointed guardian of her 19 year old brother, Edward Clarke. William PoMi Was Back. William Potts, former farmer In the Helix country, has been herefrom his home near St Anthony, Idaho. He Is moving his family to Idaho and took some carpenters over to erect a house. Food that is shortened with or fried in Cottolene ia tempting in appearance and has a delicious whole aomeness that is always appreciated. Cottolene is superior for shortening biscuits, pie crusts and pastries and for frying doughnuts, fish, chicken, vegetables, etc No special instructions are required for its use. Ask your grocer to deliver regular supplies of Cottolene. It is packed in pails of convenient sizes. ChOXFAIRBANKcSmpahD ker authorities were notified of his arrest here and requested that the lo cal authorities handle him as they saw fit as his time Tor appearance there is some time In the future Note Causes SJilt. The Hackney Investment Co. has brought suit for 11050 and J15U attor ney fees alleged to be due on a note purchased by plaintiff from the Rlcf son Machinery CO. Fee & Fee are plaintiff's attorneys. Mill t tjulct Title. Prank H. Anspach nns brought suit in the circuit court to quiet title to a piece of land. The defendants are Markaret Hell, wife of William H. Hell, Sum Johnson. Joseph Hoon and Joseph Zoanoyok w H. Fowler and W M. Peterson are attorneys for the plaintiff. after having driven from Los Angeles In their Ford. They came by way of Bend and report the roads good. Mr. Parke has driven over 60.000 nilles In his car. He lived here formerly and had charge of the building of the court house. Sentenced to Jail. Russell (Jack) Vaugluin was Sat urday brought down from Freewater by Deputy Sheriff J. H. West and turned over to sheriff Taylor. He was sentenced to 12 1-2 days In Jail on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and 13 days lor assault and battery. 1 IIOHF.KTSON SAID TO RE FASTEST MAX IX BABE. BALI.. a $4.50 and $5 Women's Dress Shoes ?1.98 $3.00 Women's Kid Shoes $1.98 $2.50 Women's Outing Shoes.. $ 1.79 $3.50 Men's Dress Shoes $2.37 $3.75 Men's Work Shoes ?2.47 $2.50 Boys' Calf Shoes f 1.J7 White Canvas Shoes, White Canvas Pumps, Tennis Shoes, Barefoot Sandalls, Comfert Shoes and Slippers. The best shoes you ever bought at a cheap price. THESE SPECIALS ARE FOR YOUR BENEFIT. Men's Shirt Specials. Silk Waist Specials. Boys' Suit Specials. Undermuslin Specials. Men's Straw Hat Specials. Middie Specials. Men's Underwear Specials. Wash Goods Specials. Men's Glove Specials. Notion Specials. The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade Weston is Beaten 15 to 3 by Echo in Sunday's Game BIG CROWD SEES FIRST CONTEST OK THE KDCEKTLY IM PROVED GROFXBS. (Kaat Oregonian Special ) BGHO. Ore., May If. Echo's first baseball game was played here Sun day on the diamond just leveled in of Echo. Weston's catcher. Blom Echo's new city park. The game was I gren had a finger broken. There between Echo and Weston. It was a , were about four hunared present to walkover for the home team from th witness the game. The day was per first. The score was 15 to 3 in favor j feet. CLEVELAND'S DAUGHTER TO BECOME NURSE NO HEADACHE OR NEURALGIA PI Get a 10 cent package of Dr. James' Headache Powders and don't suffer. When your head aches you simply ; must have relief or you will go wild. ! 1 ' needless to suffer when you can take a remedy like Dr. James' Head i. die Powder and relieve the pain anil neuralgia at once. Send someone ti i fie drug store now for a dime parkajp j , I m Or. .lames' Headache Powders i I art suffer! In a few moments reel ill feel line -headache gone no nior j urulgia pain. GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. WHITE TO TOUR FRIENDS OR Monogram Stationery W. 8. smith l CO. WBOOIMQ AND VISITINO CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BUM.. PORTLAND, OR. - jy jmPpSk K.t Jfjlmmmiv - m - ' . . . i II k ; amm mm wm&z s SSJJJBBJJJKiSJBJJJFKA : i I .Hunan to Often .Mine 1. Charles Myers, who has been care taker of Lehman Springs during the winter, came down from that plmc Saturday, the first time In six months He states that J. N. Royer, the new proprietor, plans to open up about June 1. Mr. Myers states that prac tically all of the snow about Lehman has disappeared. Half llroUtcr Is Dead. George Roberts, prominent local farmer, has received a wire telling of the death in Minneapolis on May 13 of his half brother, James T. Ellis. The deceased wus the only full broth er of the late ex-Congressman W. R Ellis of this district. The Minneapol is man was 63 years of age and newt of his death was wired by bis son. Chester Ellis. James T. Ellis was a farmer and was In Minneapolis for hospital treatment. Drove from Ios Angeles. E. R. Parkea of Loa Angeles, a brother of Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes, and wife, are visiting here DYSPEPSIA OVERCOME Tent Up the Stomach with Hood's 8araaparilla. When you have dyspepsia, your life Is miserable. You have a bad taste In your mouth, a tenderness at the pit of your stomach, a feeling of puffy fulness, headache, heartburn, and sometimes nausea. Dyspepsia is difficult digestion 1 that Is what the word means and the only way to get rid of it is to give vigor and tone to the stomach and the whole digestive system. Hood's Sarsaparllla, sold by all drug gists, is the one medicine which acta on the stomach through the blood and also directly. Its beneficial ef fects are felt at once. Improvement begins Immediately. Hood's Sarsaparllla purines the blood, makes the rich red blood that la needed for perfect digestion, and builds up the whole system. No Other medicine can take its place. , Sues for Divorce. Marie Helen Page yesterday after noon filed suit In the circuit court for a divorce from her husband, Chas E. Page. They were married in Walla Walla in March, 1913 and she left him five weeks later, she alleges, when his course of treatment became unbearable. J. 13 Perry is her arm-ney. Last Time Today First Round-Cp Reservatloua, The first reservations for rooms during the 1915 Round-up were made yesterday by the Hotel Pendleton for Dr. Ralph Faulk and party of four others from Boise. Dr. Faulk's broth er last year had in a polo relay string and will probably have another ons this year. They have learned from past experience that It pays to make reservations early. nT douglas Finns $J IN To Hold Tenuis Tournament. Invitations will soon be out for the second annual eastern Oregon cham- j plonshlp tournament to be staged by ! the Round-Cp Tennis club of this city on June 2. 3, 4 President Ilelneman has appointed the following commit j tee to have charge of arrangements: C. o. Rhlnehart, chairman, Brooke Dickson and R. H. Horne. This year women's singles and doubles will hs added and it Is expected that this will make the tournament even a greater success than that of last year. Foster charged In Baker. John A. Foster, one of the two boot leggers who recently escaped from Street Commissioner John Heathman, was out on ball on two charges In linker county at the time of his ar rest here. He was charged in Baker with a criminal assault upon a girl and with assault with a dangerous weapon upon Frank Hottell. The Ba- "Tte HaM of HapsT ASK ANYONE WHO SAW THIS PICTURE THE LAST TWO DAYS. IT'S A CORKING GOOD COMEDY DRA MA THAT'S WHY WE ARE HOLDING IT OVER FOR ANOTHER SHOW TODAY. A KEYSTONE COMEDY THAT ISJV KNOCKOUT "A BATHHOUSE BLUNDER." TEMPLE DAVE JZOBEK.TSOH. Some of the b&Stbftll expert!, who like to figure out the little details in haxeball. think that Dave Kobertson, of the Xew York 'Hants is the fiigteHl man in the national Kame. Some of them .say that RobtftftOlI i faster than Ty 'ohl, on the bane, and tha he could easily lower Hans Lobert'H record of 13 4-" second for circling the baaeH. Bert Shotten of the St. Louis Brow HI If anothff fast man. When Shotten Koea to bat the inftelderB us ually draw in about ten feet. Shotten is ftp faflt that an infielder playing the ordinary po.sltlon cannot field a bounder and throw to first fast v OUfhf to intercept Shotten. MISS ESTHER CLEVELAND. ataajsjsawaesMaf Kurope in one a Mai l. celand. daughter of, Miss Cleveland at present Is with her r Cleveland, will start mother. Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, Jr., Ihe early summer to.ai Hot Hprlngs. Va.. where they have nurse. I Joined the KprinK Colony, I lower Thieves riusy. Severe complaints are made by va rious local people against parties stealing or destroying flowers grow ing in the yards of local homes Last evening the lawn of M. B. Keys at 511 Aura street was raided and many pretty flowers stolen or destroyed The parties committing the outrage climbed over a wire fence and dropped some of the flowers in escaping. Sim ilar complaints are also made by sev eral residents on the north side of th river. In one case a neautlful Ilia.' bush was broken down and almost c stroyed. In unother recent case some girls from an auto were seen raiding a beautiful flower garden at a home on Raley street. It is probable ar rests will follow If the depredatlo'is continue. A FKARI.KSS PHYSICIAN. Huch a physician recently remark ed: "The wonderful power of Lydla K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound over diseases of women Is not because It Is a stimulant, not because it is a palliative, but simply because It con tains the very elements needed to tone up the female syntem and strengthen the depleted organism." , Of course that is so, otherwise It could not suc ceed as It has Adv. Nights of Sleep vs. Nights of Agony Verdict Favors D. D. D. 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