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m PAGISO. X PAn,YJBAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1916. EIGHT PAGES It A 1 Your first long pants suit should be a Langham- Higfa It is certain then that you will want this same make for your second and third suit 1 far I j mm Daily Chats With KC .1 r w ., tne nousewite M UTGi the "naP this nmniir, hu resigned to take tip his winter teaching. ; Indian llu Uulrk. Phillip Jones, prominent L'matllla I county Indian farmer and father cd j 'he CaytMO twins, puivh isrcl a now I model 4f. Vuivk automobile from the "iTttim Motor tiarimc. Tills makes the fourth or fifth ear Indians in the rountv. UKiAH RESIDENT WILL MOVE HERE n all occasions- informal and This a a most interesting affairs and wtl naturally seem Id be an impossible suggestion; Wever, 1! one will analc the state we complain how hot the bedrooms are at night. Thernio-dynamlcs is a deep and hidden science, but It teaches I some thin that we all may use. Heat I is transmitted In three ways by radi lattaa, by conduction and by convee- 1 lion. Shutting blinds and pullins down shades reduces the transfer by radia tion. The factor of aonduction de , ponds on the construction of the house ( and is beyond most of us. Correcting I convection is. however, within our reach. In lay terms convection is the) Will Attend Odlogv. carrying of heat upward by the move-1 Harold alalnney. vn of Judge ami ment of a liquid or gas. It is the prin- j lr. J W Malono and last Nat's "S'J in kitchen'bollers and hot I arrsalent of the Pen.lieton associated, furnaces, for instance MIPIV; TDK nOOn tMl.. I our treat -grandmothers practiced; mam things we have discarded, which Munce now shows should le revived.! "tir grandmothers threw out the boil-1 Mt of clothes now known to be the) ment It will he found that the separate Us; method of Merilixing them. j skirt suggest ion is not so serious a btig In our enthusiasm for fresh air j bear as one would judge. Instinctive - Oi as have abandoned the closed dressy skirts are shown developed lit Iiovm-s during the summer daytime. ! taffeta or faille.' with smart distended ve thr .w everything open and then I hem. These are t, he mmm .hk ..r. Bond Brothers Pe. idle ton'. Lei ding Clothie i frilly and lace trimmed bodices for afternoon or reception wear, in each some detail or color note being car ried out in both skirt and bodice. d tv Off Willi the Stranv With the oiening of tin September the straw hat brought to a close arid til relegated to the shelf mull May 1, 1S17. The Itotind-rp hat will now he month of season is must be George Kennedy Tune. Position Fireman and iivwd janitor at PostoffJon Ka-t oregnnian Special.) IKIAH, Sept A Uebrge Kennedy, who has driven the stage uud auto truck for over two years, has reslgn- the official Pendleton toad near until cd his position und will begin work alter September 21, and 13. the Pendleton postofflce as fireman and head janitor September 1. Mrs. niaailinlaajn oattr, Chataa ami K(,"'l, will follow soon and the) Dlarrltoea Remedy. wl" milk'' their home m Pandleton This is a medicine that every fam- trom "ow "n 118 they have bought lly should 1 provided with Colic Property there. Mrs. Kennedy has and diarrhoea often come on sudden- had charge Of the stage office here. ly and It is of the greatest importance Mr- and Mrs, Bob Llnsner of Pilot ItFTTEKMIl.K PIE. that they be treated promptly. Con- ,lock w111 luke their places here. Mr. Cream 1 cup of sugar. I tablespoons aider the suffering that must be en- Llnsuer will drive the truck and of butter and 1 tablespoon of flour to- dured until a physician arrives or Mra- Unsner will run the stage uf- gether. Add 4 well-beaten eggs and medicine can be obtained. Cham- f,c a cup of buttermilk. Beat well. Une berlahVs Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Mr- ' Mrs. Kennedy will bt the pie tine with a crust and pour in i,,a.. ,. Mo.iu. .,.. i t missed here and many, exuressious of pnnKie tne top with none for tne quick relief which it at- Kood will go with them in their new inis is en- fords. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. Cat the Round Packaga P fgt Q"p vera tor yj ugtuty. m m- HORUCKS THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex tract of select molted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. Infant! and children thrive on if. Agrees with the weakest ttomuch of the invalid or the aged. Needt no cooking mot addition of milh. Nourishes anj sustains more than tea, coffee, etc. Should be kept at home or when traveling. Anu tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing e!c:p. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitute Cost YOU Sam Prlca Take a Package Homo mmm the mixture. ennamon. Hake ough for two pies slow h tudents, expects to leave this week to enter the Oregon Agricultural Col-lege HoJd ItarheciK- at Mcavham. The members of the Vfenaha club njoyed a barbecue yesterdav at the If we keep doors open throughout the house the heat rises with the air and warms by a secondary radiation the upper stories. The less we allow the air to move, the les heat Is car- . iru ui. nine was nen tne watts or ' ic hniMM vantllatfwl K.o l..l.i- I tWSlVl dates .IKItl SAI.KM PUDDING. Cover one tablespoon of gelatine with a .piarter cup of cold water and siak a half hour. Wash two table spoons of rice, boil rapidly in salted water for twenty minutes, or until ten der, then drain and spread out on to plate to dry. Stone and chop fine whip one cup of cream xnv OH1KF OP GREEK STAFF A PRO-ALLY work. Miss Mildred Eddy of Portland, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. .1 11 Mettle. Kuth and Marie IHsrn o for Montana Monday to awhile with their brother there. where they will join F. Orooms and wife and in company with them Will visit many points of interest. They ex pect to be gone a week The dance given Friday night bj rincn nrotners at k it k .- mm, was a f Alba left i grand success so fur as pretty girls visit forlwere concerned, there being over 60Chllson and sister ladles present. The music by Bnw- yer's orchestra of Pendleton was up- by his wife and son are In I'klah re pairing the lines. William Baker of Meadowbronk. suffered a slight stroke of paralysis last week, but Is now Improving. Sanford Chllson was in town from his homestead Friday visiting Mrs. i rnzr " ihr members ;'"-to zrr - s ! Vlb reducing the operation of what!sdd " w,th a half teaspoon of vanilla Adam had his CaMas. but the rec ords fail to indicate that he was ever kuIHv of telling fish stories. How to Give Good Advice. the cream, and atirsthe whole. Set pan of ice water until it begins engineers call a "thcrmo-siphon." So. in these hot davs. if we keen doors shut and shades down, the house;'0 'hicken and the rice does not set will be cooler. Our great -grandmoth- t,e ' ,hp bottom. Turn into a wet era may not have had OUT theoretical i n,olJ "nd llut ,n a co'd l'lce until ! traininv hm ih nntafaiiii sn. i i set. Serve very cold. . o. Kr s,.u a..,, h8Ve how ,0 applj. effectivelv if to set a god example When oth-1 .h,, ,w 1r learned by practical observation. ers see how quickly you get over your rold by taking Chamberla n"s Cough Remedy they are likely to follow your example This remedy has been in use for many years and enjoys an ex- -ellent reputation obtainable every where Adv. FASHION NOTES, A blouse of white tulle is trimmed with embroidered white muslin. Practical hats for motoring plain service will be of velour. Hats of soft velvet have shirred brims and Turn o' hntr r-r..nma n, ul7 . . . I move into their -'at..... . T-yr v . sir IfllllllieU , . with tucking or a fine pleated edge. Add a touch of color to your parasol! by running ribbon through It. There is a tendency to Introduce a little military touch in coats, and the Russian influence is still strong. No material makes a prettier dress than Georgette crepe. It can be ef feetiely trimmed with satin of the same shade as the dress material. i i n iia To Mine Toniorrw. The Umatilla forestry office will new offices in the federal building tomorrow. I To Visit Sister. 1 Lyn-.vood Livermore. who has been emplo ed at the Echo bank for the past month, left Pendleton Saturday night ;cr Spokane where he will visit his sister, Mrs. P. D. Tull. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR & LIVESTOCK SHOW September 4 to 9 "Co To It" Im toond-Trip Fares VrKi&o via mm PACIFIC SYSTEM CORN PIDDING SOCTHF.KX STTi'LE. Six ears of corn. 2 eggs. 1-; tea spoon salt. 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 1-2 cups milk. Grate the corn, beat eggs with a Small Fire Yesterday. The fire department responded to a small blaze yesterday at 11:20 a. m. at the corner of Webb and Johnson street where a woodshed of Henry Lazinka had taken fire little damage. GEHERAJ MOSCHOPCir OS Jim Clark of Kilter, was in (Jklah Predated, by all and everybody hope.' Wednesday on business. I they will com again. Supper was i Dave Smith and wife left for Psa aSnVad In the lodge room in the rear jdleton Frldaj morning ami will be "' 'he hall by Mr and Mrs. Finch, gone several days. They wcreaccom-l Among those attending the dance panled by Dr. le Vaul. f,'"m distance Friday night were Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Lucille. I Mary Hector and LUCll Elder of nit returned to their home at Alba the I'fi Waalay llarrlmnn, Iong Creek; tint of the week after several weeks Ufa. Andy Hust and daughter. Pen ahsenoe. jdleton; Twig and Fay Hinkle, Hazel I-ast week Miss Helen De VauL j Ktsl, Pilot Rook; Emily Carney, pen Wlth her school were invited to a dbton; Emllv Qtiunt. Alba; Ella birthday dinner at the home at I Coup, Nye; Mrs. Sam Nelson. Walter Charley Metteer. given by Mrs. Met-; ''orley. Hidaway; Mrs. Holmes. Spo teer In honor of her grandson Clair, kane; Mrs. Wright of Halfway, and on his eleventh birthday. Mr. Met-1 iTiapman and wife of Putter leer went with his car. taking both Cfsak teacher and scholars to the dinner1 Mr. McKlnney of Portland, was In and then back to school again. An I''sh for a few days looking after excellent dinner was served b ilraud-. land which he has purchased ma Metteer which w;ia greatly en- 00 Five Mile. joyed by all present. Mrs. Sam Xelson and Mrs M tteer Fred PeteHOO left Monday for were 'kiah visitors Tuesday, tirant Co., to deliver a number of the: P.oscoe Dickenson and wife were In Lone Star washers which he has sold! town Wednesday on business, over there. George Bills received the sad news Mrs. Hellne Conuell, formerly ot j that his sister Mrs Mollle Vanhoy had Ckiah but now of Chldwell. Idaho, d'ed at Weston and was burled there was in Uklah Thursday calling on Sunday Mr 'bills did not attend old friends. Mrs. Connell was culled 'he funeral as he thought the trip to Weston by the death of her sister, j and the heat would be altogether too Mrs Van Hoy, and came on to L'klah mUl'h for him. to visit her brother. Oeorge Ellis for! Mrs Porter and four sons of De- a few days, returning to her home cm i troit. Michigan, the mother and A horse is no good until he's well broken, but it Is different with automobiles. You may Judge a woman's charac ter by the men she does not know. GOOD WORK FOR SICK WOMEN The Woman's Medicine Hai Proved Its Worth. If corn is old. use more milk Friday. Henry Lazinka left the Lazinka ranch Monday with his beef cattle. Bert Andrus and wife left for Pen dleton Friday on business. Mrs. Johns, better known as Grand ma Johns, died at the home of her granddaughter. Mrs Karl Martin. Aug. 26. aged 91 years. Mrs. John who ha-s been granted an in- waw motherln-law of Frank Hllbert trongly I ani1 r. f.inrk and had made her home here with relatives for mani years. Mr. Hilbert accompanied the body to Walla Walla for Interment 111 General Constantlne Moschopoulos, There was commander of the Creek troops in the Saloniki district, who hits just I been appointed chief of staff to sui - New Alarm Ilox Added. ceed General Dousmanis, a pro-Ger- ,- 1 nre cniet niin.im ti. tunKoici nas m..ii .. a v j received a new firm alarm box which definite leave of absence in the mixture. Bake in medium oven Installed today at the corner pro-ally. His appointment, accord an h..ur or more. Serve hot. ot Axh and ,ie6t CViurt. The new boi ing to experts on Balkan diplomat y will be No. 14 and will serve the dis- means tnat iiree. .. is auout rauj i triet of Round-Cp Park and the take the field against the central pow- tht, ramiy (pmetery. Blewettt harvester plant. ers. Camas Prairie has experienced ex- THt SKI AR-T. SKIKT. The separate skirt situation is rather i . . "7 " " . , . . . an interesting one at the present time I Moor fPom nmtnn- Ar" ' IWktag Old? which has made it very hard on both and it is causing no little wonder to i Mr ana Mrs Merri" Smith and Old age comes ,ulck enough with-! man and beast In the hay field. Ev- decide lust what is responsible for the i familv of Boston passed through the out inviting it: Some look old at for-i erybody is rushing their hay in to the growing popularity of this garment. 1 clt' Saturday morning en route home ty. That Is because they neglect tha bams, fearing rain, as it clouds up It would be curious to suggest that' from an extended automobile tour of liver and bowels Keep your bowels each day. threatening a i-torm. but economy prompts the designer to meet ! lne country. Mr. Smith was in a regular and your liver healthy and blows by In the evening and the the increased demand in view of thelverv sarcastic mood because of the you will not only feel younger but: nights are nice and cool. f,M ,ot ot r. time hac-o finaneio I i condition of the roads In the state. look younger. When troubled with Many people were out Saturday onditions been at so toD notch a constipation or biliousness mark It is fair to assume that the ! To Take Charge of N'atatorlum. Chamberlain Tablet They are! Ik-Ms which spanned separata; skirt has at least come into) Nat Kimball, welt known young intended especially for these ailments; from east to west, making a sight its own and instead of being confined I Pendleton man will take charge of and are excellent. Easy to take and worth looking at. to use for sport wear, the office and the natatnrium this week. Prof. E. most agreeable In erfect Obtain- Frankie Sturdlvant and Dickey ! informal occasions, it is now to be I E. Gless who has been in charge ot utile everywhere - Adv. I Vaul left Saturday for Grant county nrotners 01 Mrs. j. n, Klmmery, ar rived at Alba Saturday, having come here to make It their home. R. W. Fletcher, circulation mana ger of the East Oregonlan, accompan ied by his son. were In Fklah Mondny and Tuesday On a fishing trip. Mr. Fletcher took home a fine lot of fish. take' night viewing the beautiful northern tne neavelis OFFICIALS ON DECK OF SUBMARINE "MOTHER SHIP" Tickets on sale September 3 to 9. :: Final leturn limit September 11. Auto Races Harness, Relay, Running Raoes; Aeroplane Flights; High Diving and Jumping Horses GO TO IT m roiw $8.00 T. F. O'Brien. Agent IkllBilBJJ ft- . v . illllWii 1 mi' 1 1 var.nw ,'r" r - a aii iwiimmiimm laaa BBBBBBBBBBBlaJSft mW mWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWMWmnMWMWMWMWr BBVISSSJBJBSjBflfaJSBSIaBBBSj'-' jf'atw SBJtjnBiBE , : a mWknmWrWi' lmmmmmwmwx&sm ' 'amt officta: - OK DECK OF .WILLE HAD . This picture was made on the deck 1 second German merchant submarine, of the North German Uoyd steam-j whose Arrival is anticipated at that .hip Wlllehad at hayjfe,' In New port within a few days. 1 ir hrre the Ts pcled At the right is Captain Hinch of to act as the "mother ship to the the German ship .Nc.tk.cr, which act- ad as the mother ship to the Deutsch-: which was made outside the neutral land at Baltimore. Next to him la thrae mile limit. Among the others - . . . y. v. h ln Ua group are J F. McOovern. cus- Captnln Jachens, who brought the colpctor nf th Ung Illlnd Wlllehad from Boston to New I-"- Sound district, and deputy colluiturs don on ber 140 rolls trip, it miles of Comstock and Dillon. When Lytlia B. Pinkham's remedies were first introduced, their curative powers were doQbtad and hmi to b proved. Hut the prtnif came, und grad ually the use of them spread over the whole country. Now that hundreds of thousands of women have cxpcrienci-d the most beneficial effects from the use of these medicines, their value has be come generally recognized, and Ldia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound la the standard medicine for women. The following letter is only one of tha thousands on file in the Pinkbam office, at Lynn, Mass., proving that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is an article of great merit as shown by the results it produces. Anamosa,Iowa. - "When I began tak ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound I suffered with a displaceawnt, and my system was in a general run down condition. I would have the bead- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson of ache for a week and my hack would Pendleton, came down from Lehman ' ache so bad when 1 would bend down I Springs Sunday to take the four small could hardly straighten up. My sister daughters of C Welch to Pendleton.; was sick in bed for two months and here they win .lace them In the : doctored, but did not get any ralsf. Sisters school for the winter. j She saw an advertisement of yooraseb Helen Gould of Echo and Lucille cine and tried it and got better She Hark of sandy, who have been via- told me what it had done for her and Iting with Dr. De Vaul and daughters! when I had taken onhj two bottles of for some time- eft Monday for their Lydia g. Pinkhm.. Vegetable Cam homes and both young ladles will , head " J begin teaching schno the first week : lT-f, ., j , . ,71 In September ' continued d now I don't have Donald Ross and fam.lv were ,n J " L Fklah Thursday on their way to Pen-! Hannan. r-D. 1, Anamoaa, Iowt. dleton. from Hidaway Springs, where' I m they have been camping for the last two weeks. J M CMtdara, principal of the I'klah school arrived in rklah with! his bride Thursday evening and will OOCUpy Mrs. Olbbs residence recently, vacated by Dr Tie Vaul. Miss Ila Sturdlvant moved to lownl Thursday and with her sister. Frank-1 le. will occupy the Terry cottage on! Main street. Miss Sturdivant will be gin her school duties Monday morn ing. Dr. De Vaul was called to Hutter Creek Thursday to attend Mrs Hanks who is seriously III with gall stones. They decided an operation was neces sary and she was moved to Pendleton at once and Dr. De Vaul followed Friday to be present during the oper ation. tally Carney of Pendleton, who has been visiting with Emily (Junnt Of Alba for two weeks, returned tc Pendleton Thiirsdftv, accompanied hv Emily yuant. . Mossle Mettle left Friday morning for I.a Grande, where she has a nine months' term teaching the seventh grade In the central school at La Orande. Dr. Hughes of Milton, is visiting Mr and Mrs. f'harley Hynd. Mr Hitchcock of Portland, repre. sentlng the John Deer Co., was In I'klah Thursday In the Interests of the company. Alex McKenzie has moved In to the house on the school house hill which he recently purchased Charley Sturdlvant, Jr., who was operated on recentjy at St. Anthony's hotltal ior appendicitis, returned Thursday on the auto truck. .' Mlai Freda Hector and TommJ Sm th left for Itltler Friday morning to attend a dunce to lie given Friday uigh i. Vauglian Finch and wife are sell Ing their bakery and restaurant ven ture preparatory to leaving, but have not fully decided just where they will go. Mr Stuart, lineman, accompnnleo Hong Kong Cafe .VD NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders a Bpeclalty Boxes for ladles and gentlemen OPSIN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS 20o AND FP. Meal Tickets, 21 Meals ior $4.90 Special Chicken Dinner Sundaya. 548 Main Street Next to B. 0. Bldg. Phone 101 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TAHALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISn STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date FIRST CLASS 8KRVIOBJ TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor Webb and Cottonwood sta Phone 507. Pendleton, Ore.