East Oregonian : E.O., August 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15.
1916.
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Extra Special Sale
I2x2c Lawns 8c
Our regular 12' aad 15 lawns are to be
cleared out at a bargain price. This includes
every piece of lawn and lace cloth in our immense
stock. They make up into dainty dresses with
w hich to finish the season and also for school
wear. Special for Tuesday and Wednesday 8
10c Muslin 7c
kei Lonsdale Muslin will
esday and Wednesday at the
7c
1000 yards of gn
be placed on sale 1
special price of ...
35c Turkish Towels 23c
We w ill place on sale for Tuesday and Wednes
day 25 dozen Turkish Tow els, bought at a special
price, and we now offer them to you at a special
price; good heavy weight; double thread and
hemmed. Special Tuesday and Wednesday 23c
Lawn Kimonas 79c
Just what you need for the hot days. Pink blue
and grey ; also flowered effects ; all sizes, only 79c
Middies Reduced Vi
All short sleeve middies are included in this
special offer. White with sleeve trimming; white
with blue collars, plain and belted styles: sizes 14 to
42. Special price Vj-Off
$5.75 Tub Skirts $2.95
All tub skirts, plain and striped materials, neat
styles; up-to-the-minute ; just right for present wear.
Special price $2.95
NOTICE
SEPTEMBER FASHION SHEETS ARE HERE
CALL AND GET ONE.
Wednesday
New
Dress
Gingham
" a big shipment ot
new dress Ginghair.s
just came in t d..y ir
house dresses and
school wear. New, color
ings of stripes, checks,
plaids and plain. Best
in qualitv and finish.
Hie yard 12 1 -2c
saant Mil IN WHF1T MISFAi!
Ml IN51ALI GRAMMES
OF GALVANIZED IRON
Mrs Charles J. Sm'th and Mn
Robert " French entertained recent
Ijr at a sm art lea and musical at the!
beautllul home of Mr. Sm th la Ala-'
Mda Park The program was given (.RAIN CAS NOW UK B&MM4BD IN
b Mi-. Ralph Walker and Mm. Rav ' KU-WUI UHOIN 1PI
mi.nd Sullivan, and Included a .harm-, 1KOM KIUUlfT.
ing rotlltM Hi songs composed by
Mrs Wilker. The rooms were tate- tKa.-t oregonian Social.)
fully decorated in sweet ia in the! KOL1H, Aug. 15 Shuraway ana
mnnlaaJ lth Kmiuf and the Dupul brothers have
ih, lir.ishine of the various apart-, installed galvanized Iron granaries
rt.ents. Dahlias were uvd effectively ,r handling tneir wneai in uuia.
in the reception hall Mrs. R M l Mr. and Mrs. Juliua Haaseh were
'futile and Mrs. France, BUTM pre-; motor passengers to the county seat
j.uvl at she table. Miss ilwendolyn 'yesterday.
.Smith and Miss Racnel King assisted J (X F. Steele returned Sunday from
j in serving . Portland Oregonian. I his Stage Gulch rauch where he has
Ibeen keep.ng hi dairy ..ows tor se-
Mr and Mrs Charles IK.niel enter-' hj months,
tamed at a dinner party last even Mrt McCutcheon. mother oi MM
ing tor their son jama, whose twen- j.n Fisher and of the UtiCut) neon
ty -first birthday was yesterday. r..- brothers., extensive larmers in our
era were laid for sixteen The dm-: community, came Sunday avm
ing room was decorated la pink lMNM at Vavott. Wasn , to pay wen
white cut (loners and rink and white visit.
ciepe paper festooned from the
chandelier- The center piece of the
table w.is a huge cake with twenty
32 inch
Devonshire
Cloth 20c
A brand new lot of
the genuine Devonshire
cloth, stripes, plaids,
checks, etc. The best
wash fabric on the mar
ket. Makes up into
dresses, men's shirts,
boys' waists and romp
ers; fast colors. The
yard 20c
John Hoopa, a veteran waiehouse
man and Holdman larmer, has
i barge of the Collin--, warehouse heie
for the season.
C, C Lane has reientl) purchased
fiom Wm. Slusher about tH acres,
known as the W. L. N"l P on
mile east of here and adjoining his
home place. The consideration was
S1SUU. Mr. Uuie contemplates sea
mir more buildings ui
... .. k.,., c.mre h,.me and thu
Ul.tl.lllK u o
havlim the advantage ol
Mr. Fisher has purcha-d ,1 new auto sl,rtnSs Uuon It.
Mrs Flank wetiD aim
. ne candles ipstandi: - Streamers
of ribbon led from the candle to
tre places and place (lowers of pink
and white roses were it eai h p'atc
Music was enjoyed during the pro
gress o( the dinner.
mmsmmwm
invoi tn that one brand superb
A uaoiu icuu cuvt " . -
and royal. They say, "What is the use of trying the
other kinds, and sample buying? We know Tuxedo
can't be beaten; it's good as bread,when bread is wheaten;
it keeps us all in cheerful humor , and makes of each an
hwiwr- it with a blissful
Oil BIUHII wvww f '
peace annoints us; Tuxedo never dis
appoints us. It to the worker's one
consoler, when Business, with its big
steam roller, has run him down and
left him jaded, with all his dreams and
prospects faded. Tis then Tuxedo
smooths the wrinkles, and to his sad
eyes brings the twinkles, and braces
him for future battles, down where the
Innm nf rnmmerre rattles." These
se -- - - - -
fans are found in every station, in every trade and oc
cupation; the able jurist and the baker, the boss of
many a rolling acre, the butcher, as he sells ha
rasher, the banker and the naoer
dasher, the cattleman in far Laredo,
all pin their faith to good Tuxedo.
Mr
dleto:
Sadie
and Mrs W. G.
, ore., are the
Braiiiian of 2 70
t -her
guests
flay
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
truik. which he will
I leaving here Tuesday
drive
Mrs.
if Pen-,
,( Mrs
street
back, i
i a few days longer
iregon Journal
Fisher MlM A()a Webb, who have been vis-
anil George V elements .
u lam Krusow" . ...
.. Thomas F Coehrn"
' George Meador
a...k,.r William H. Andrews
Mrs
day fo
it her
Walter McCrtdie left Mon
Newport, where he will vi
ather. Geoce L. Horseman for
le of week. Kregolllan.
J.
the
was
the
ll Sil
DRASTIC EFFORTS TO CHECK INFANTILE PARALYSIS PLAGUE
ipp of Xye. is
olga ihtniela of Ecli
city yeaterday.
J S Pocock of Coif
tarda in the city.
J. M. Wilkes of Ech
day night in the city.
W. F. Monsell was I Walla Walla
visitor in the city Sunday.
Ivan Houser of Pilot Rock came In I
Sunday to visit with friends.
George Anderson of Echo passed
Sunda night in the city.
J. H. Hratton of Wallowa was in the
city on business yesterday.
W. A. Baird of Baker transacted
business here yesterday morning.
F. B. Currey. imminent La
Grande booster, ia in the city today
Flavel Burett of Lostine was regis
tered at the Hotel Bowman Sunda
night.
j Mrs. W. Y Waddle of Echo was a
visitor from the west and of the coun
ty Saturday.
Mr and Mrs '. A. Md'rary and
Bird F Lewis of Ii Grande were in
! the city Sunday.
Mrs. J. X Neablt of Payette, Idaho,
was among the Otltof town visitors in
the city last night
.. jf.et it
iling relatives in mis v.vo.o, .o. -eral
weeks, started L
in soutnweai aw"o
Jame Brink, well known l'endle
ton contractor, is building a reser
voir for our school district.
John Williams had the misfortune
to lose two cow by bloat from eat
ing tumble weeds.
James Copplnger lo.-4 a good horse
recently in a peculiar manner While
driving along the road the an:mal
became mghtened at a paper and
dropped dead.
Mrs Emma Shipley of Stoneham
Colo., la visiting the family ol V. G
Shipley.
Leslie Itogers of Pendleton, filled
a regular appointment in our com
munity list Sunday.
Mrs. J F. Williams accompanied
her daughter and grand daughter.
Mrs. Frank' Webb and Mies Ada
. Webb, who started east yesterday, as
far as Pendleton.
Charles W. ltanee . . .
Joel H Read, deceased
SQA0.OQ
utio
I ITO.in
William S. Powell
Thomas Macken
James Mai ken
Joel. M. Powell. I
Leon V. Moore
Fred Krusow
I'riar Serviss
WP 1400.00 Alexander Scott"
Hut(. dec-eased
John D Wilcox
Eugene W Harlick
Goodrlck L. Boardman
E T. Vanlandingham
Fiank A. Say rs
1400.00 Thomas Walsh deceased'
lion 00 Johan Johnsfm. decease.!
1400 00 Elmer F. Heath
1980.00 John Fulton
ingo.o" Carl Peeti
i so" o John w M aInfer
II
vol KI. -UK WOMAN
Can ) ou afford to doubt such over
; whelming evidence as that of thej
j letters constantly being published Inj
the daily press, showing how Lydia
E. plnkham's Vegetable Compoutn!,
I that good old-fashioned remeoy
i made from roots and herbs, re.-tores
I suffering women to health and
j strength Thousands of women sot
i fered Just as you are suffering and
I in letters over their own aignutures
! state that they have been made
! well by Lydla K. Pinkham's Vegeta-
Compound. Why don't you try
Adv.
ble
FOilMKK NKBKASKA fiOViat-
NOR HKADH NKW FARM
UOAS BOAHD.
a
MAKING TEST FOfe WFAHTlLrt PARALYSIS
epidemic of infant
an I 000 rletltua. Most of 'he
(Uaraiitlned arid I movement
ot to postpone the opening
( hoois be arise of the epirienio.
iread of
paralysis, which has already claimed. The picture shows a physician paralysis
making an electrical tegU for the
ease. If the child shows no sign ol
illation at the appll'atlon of the i
rent it Is almost certain that it
I 1 !
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FORFEITED LAND GRANT
SETTLERS TO GET RELIEF
MORO. ore. Aug. tt. -The bill re-j
centlv Introduced by Representative i
rilnnott, and passed by the house;
and senate, which now awaits the (
president s signature, appropriates
total of 192.S4S.1! to reimburse set-,
tiers who entered upon the land i
The Ualles Military Road company inj
167, and subseiuentl lost the land j
and improvements.
The grant was declared forfeited by ,
' the government, and the courts sun-
I aequentl) vested the title In the East
ern i iregon Land company, succes
sors to the road company The bill.
contain a proviso that not more wan
; per cent of the amounts tecovereo
shall be paid us attorneys' fees.
Many of the beneficiaries under
this bill are dead, while tne wnerc
t boot! of others now are unknown.
In the following list, all those names
marked with an asterisk are those
whose whereabouts are unknown.
Representative Bmnott Is desirous ol
hearing from the heirs or legal rep
resentees of the beneficiaries who
have died.
The names of t ne beneflcarles.
and the amounts due each, are as
follows:
Harry Hill
Hiram E. Powell, del ease
Otis B Messinger
David W. Huff, deceased.
Ellin Powell
Luther B. Hill, deceased
Alva B. ''raft
Benjamin B. Dougherty'
, Theroll H. Hill, deceased
i James H. Clements
I Abaolam B. Ellison
From
Asphclt-Baae Crude
the cru..c CTUlortM b) MM :.
Bryin.a U.S.Goremmcni Ex
per on Dtotot cvlindcf Inbrva
'ion, in h: II Ittmc: ' 1 1 ll '
Amrricnn Sot.etv I I Naj! I
gincrn.
ZEROLENE
iheSfanJard Oil or Moiar Cars
SoW bf Jfilrn evrrvwhere inJ
it all iwrvice Stitirm ot the
Standard Oil Company
(CaMeHti
PenOletun
,ims.oi
J0OO.0OI
.. 1440.00
. IMS. to I
800 00
1 lll.ll
IIM.OI
. 1111.00 1
1375.0"
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CBBaB
A Bank Account
Is evidence of foresight and ability.
It doe not necessarily follow that a man
who has a bank account it a successful
man, but it does indicate a step on the
right road.
If you are "off the road" why not open
an account with this bank and join the
ranks of successful of the community.
(Star i-ewis n" "
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1110.00 I
2001.11) I
1600 oo j
1525. IB I
1428 4'. I
1500.1)0
1111.10 j
1515.00
1450.OH j
2000 '"I
1110.00 I
i Elisabeth A Bait
Lena Wegncr
Rulus H. King ....
Charles K. Huff . .
I Orate T. Hill
i John ii Coon
! Me i ritt 9. Hejtton
Robert L. Allison .
Clarke E. Brown .
Reuben D. Allison
Adolph Perrault .
T ...mi . r A Healh . .
Warren I) Marshall 19i0.oo
mat. e i.,.rrault 1460.00
John Wllletf - H" "
John W Willis
Died rick Patjona, deceased H50.00
Pl,.. u u..mmoe SCO. 00
Qaorgt M. Simpson
Henry Nachand
CaSCTOIB . Fain hild. . .
Kj .u,k Wi.tkins. dci eased . . ,
William Daucherty, deceased
Alice M. ' 'oats, deceased ...
Thomas J. Parra
Eilgar 1 0. Mes'lnger
Louisa M Elements
K00.OO
800.00
85D.OO
560.00
1039 00
570,00
1760 00
1760.00
1600 00
FCDEiRAL INQUIRY
INTO WHEAT PRICES
HAS BEEN STARTED
CMICAQO. Aug in Assistant P- d
ral Attorney Kleming has daelared
that District Attorney Chile has stun
,1 to Interrogate big bfoktH alio
trudeis ugardltig wheat pi h e-
The govern rr
whether the trade
atMad the III' re.iw
today Paul Hh'Jlt
bakery corporation,
Id 'h'
Hughes Addresses
Many Idaho Miners
wants to ascertain turned to Kpokane In the afternoon.
i deliberately Rig crowds of miners greeted the
Pr CM deellried candidate.
tiead of a big He denied the democratic claim
might' that republicans had no constructive
e . of program and outlined a I on-tiii'-tiv
1 progtim, attacking the Mexican po!
1 Icy. He said; ' I am not too proud to
fight The administration not con
; tent w th not racortnlllag Huerta.
tried to p'llverlw him."
Hughes air
addrsssi . i
asd her., raster da) and
Man meetlnx He r--
Into for Hire.
f ;itv or (ountrv trips Phone D B
Waff.e. Realden'e 2411 . office 130
U VKUH
WASHINGTON. Aug. it. 'leorge
W. Norrls, former (lovernor of Ne
braska has been appointed b) I "
dent Wilson to head the new farm
loan board, which Is to administer tin
new rural credits system.
Mr. Norrls Was horn in unio. run re-, .. . ... . . h.i.i.
. . . . w,.r,.,i cation. I enow nmn, arpseww
' ,br" ;h,'r' h T It and other rata, siimsnU result from
, ska In the 5s,h. lth fOttl and!macll Ttonblf Thousands of
r s, , , gres.es He Is now V. B .1 Momach Sufferers owethelr com
t.isr . . ,... li stave's Wonderful
bus I
Yellowstone The Nations! Paradise
for Animal Life and Animal Lovers
FRANKLIN K. LANE
Secretary nf !hc h'l'riar
Closes a dciightf'il booklet on Yellowstone PurArthus:
" Yellowstone National Park is i csl for campinp; oat.
When people realize this it should quickly become the
most lived in of all our national parks. Remember that
This booklet has been reprinted
for distribution by the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
POPULAR ROUTE TO YEUOWSTONE
and may be obtaino) upon application to any
representative. Let us help you plan a tour
of the Park, either direct, or in amnectiofl
with this season's Eattboond low-Fare Tours.
T. 9. O'BRIEN, irenu
It. BURNS, l. 9, & P. A..
Walla Walla.
Momach
s. Cancer and Ulcers of the
and Intestines, Auto-Intoxl
a' the opponents of Joe Cannon.
Remedy I'nllk" any other for Stom
ech Ailments. Por sale by druggists
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