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DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1916. EIGHT PAGES rM"T 7T f-rf t- r T'T '"' T" T 7-7 irr -t-1 LOCALS Advertisi ng in Briel Per Hue first luscrlwo lot l vr line, a lilltluDtl Insertion. . . . I'er line, per nionib $1 00 No Ps-als taken for leas than -.'c. Couut ti ordinary words to line. l.'al will not be taken orer telephone except from kjut Oregon iau kiU up lutscrtbera. n it Dr. B. V. WITTEN For Complete Satisfaction You Should Shop at THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Optician and Optometrist Eyes Examined "Where it Pay to Trade." Glasses Fitted Your interest re bet protected here or T. P. W. Appwel. Come and see the new Fall fashions and learn of the smartness NO KXOKIHTANT PltK'KS PACK TWO eh THE NEW COATS & DRESSES HAVE ARRIVED W e unpacked the new purchases of our Women's Wear buyer this morning and can assure you that they are the most beautiful garments shown in Pendleton this season. COATS In both belted and loose models, made with large collars that can be fastened high at the neck or left open with equal beauty. THE MATERIALS are plush, velvet velour, wool velour, Bolivia cloth and fancy mixtures. The prices range from 912.50 to $75.00. THE DRESSES are beautiful silks, made with sleeves of same material or sleeves and bodices of Geor gette Crepe. One model is of Quaker grey taffeta combined with Georgette crepe and having a loose flow ing jacket of the same colored taffeta which really makes a complete suit of the garment THEN THERE ARE DURABLE UTILITY DRESSES pf serge, made on the new straight lines and trimmed with tinsel, beading and yarn embroidery. Cloth Dresses $12.75 to $35.00 Silk Dresses $16.50 to $45.00 BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS JUST RECEIVED By yesterday's freight we receiv ed some of the smartest Overcoats for little boys, ages 3 to 6 years, that you ever saw. New, snappy styles that you never saw before, $5.00 to $775. Boys' Suits, new patterns and up-to-the-minute styles; values that you'll not find elsewhere, $5.00 to $10.00. SPECIAL NOTICE Madame Farrissee, expert Gos sard corsetiere, will be here in our corset department tomorrow, Wed nesday, Oct. 4th. She will gladly advise and assist all our patrons as to the correct model of corset for their particular type of figure and the true method of adjustment. Call and see Madame Farrissee for advice that will improve your figure. TOOTH BRUSHES AND POWDERS The best health insurance is a set of good teeth. Insure your own and children's health by the use of good sanitory brushes and powders. "Keep Clean" Tooth Brushes for Infants 10; Juniors 15; Seniors 25. 5 Colgate's Tooth Paste or Powder 19 Lyon's Tooth Paste or Powder 19 Pebeco Tooth Paste or Powder 3D For the Newest in Piece Goods Always Look to Our Dry Goods Dep't. BATH SETS These are entirely different from anything we have ever shown. Come put up in fancy carton of bath towels and wash cloths. Are shown in colors of pink, blue and gold. Make an ideal wedding or Xmas gift. Each set $1.25 to $2.00 BATH TOWELS It's a good time now to make up your Xmas gifts, and a colored bordered bath towel with a neat hand crocheted edge will be just the thing. A big supply of bath towels on hand. Plain white and colored; each 10t to 81.00 CREPE DE CHINE Whether you wish a street dress, afternoon dress or party dress, you will find that crepe de chine will fill the bill; 40 inches wide and all sflk and permanent finish. Shades of navy, brown, green, taupe, mais, gold, mustard, pink, light blue. Joffre blue, old rose, peach, white and black, etc. The yard $1.25 to $2.00 FOR SPORT SKIRTS For Sport Skirts use Corduroy in plain colors and stripes. Come 27 inches wide and colors of preen, Copenhagen, gold, yellow, brown, cerise, etc. Yd. $1.25 and $2.00. A FEW NEW ITEMS FROM THE ART NEEDLEWORK DE PARTMENT. Stamped Lunch Sets, including a lunch cloth and four napkins, on best quality white or oyster white linen, per set ..$3.00 and $3.25. New Patchwork Scarfs and center pieces. The very latest fad. Stamped scarfs 50 ; center pieces 60. Stamoed Doily Rolls 50S S5 Day Pillow Cases, stamped on 42 inch linen finish tubing. Ex tra quality, per pair 75t BARGAIN BASEMENT TALKS THE NEWSPAPER MAN IS RIGHT IT PAYS TO ADVER TISE. Listen to This Since last night's ad and as a direct result of it we have sold C5 separate lots of Outing Flannel at $1.00 meaning 975 yards. Of mighty jf'"d quality and pretty patterns. How do we do it? Bought it be fore the big boring raise, and sent it to the Bargain Basement where everything goes a-whoop-ing. Did you get yours? 15 yards will make you sew some. $1.79 The Prettiest Silk Waists in all Pendleton $1.79 .V Did you get a dre.ss of the 10- Gingham: This Sounds Like Joke Th Men's Guaranteed Sox, 6 pairs 60c, 6 months. But the real part of it is this: We replace every pair that shows a hole within six months. Black, white, brown, maroon, blue; mouse. LETS TALK ABOUT OVER ALLS They help make money for us all. Are you a close buyer? Do you buy the good substantial quality? Have you been paying 79c, 83c, 89c, $1.00 or $1.25? Do you buy from a store where principles are to adjust their sell ing price in accordance with the market price, or do you buy from a place who say they will never change the price regardless of the market? i The Bargain Basement says: "Mark the Price Down. Never Up." Our Price Today 89c, tomor row 89c. Others ask today 89c, tomorrow $1.19. The raise is coming, and when it comes then take another look at the overalls in the Bargain Basement and be convinced that we stand by our principles "Al wavs as we advertise." SCHOOL SHOES AT $1.98 Have you looked for a better shoe at this same price? Boys' heaviest stock calf, oak soles. Girls' best gun metal, best soles. Look at the others look at these. If It's in the Bargain Basement It's Sure a Bargain. Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade HI! For sale Square piano. Price 7B. Phone 363W. Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent SI 9 Johnson. Wanted Woman or girl to do cooking. Phone J49R. I haul your garbage and trash Phone tSIM. 1401 W. Railroad at . Freeh Olympia oyster for ami at Otto Hohbachs. Pnone SO. Miss Mulr, dressmaking. Rooms 1 4 and 15. Association Building. Fresh.crawfish and Olympia oysters al the Quelle lm I, waarfM Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Moreland, and was born S9 years ago In Tennessee. Sire came wi'Ji her parents to Oregon in- 1SS6!, where the family first set tled In Clackama county. Mrs. Owen had resided in Portland since 1878. Six children survive her. They are: A. J. Owen of Pendleton. Mrs. L. -P. Hosford, Mrs. R. II. patter son. Mrs. 1 P. Shlrlev Mrs. W. B. Mias Comstock. beauty specialist, ! starr and w M. Owen, nil of Port land, i IF Mason's Millinery. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone 284M. Stand. Charles Co. Phone 7. Suits pressed 50c; tnoroughly clean ed 1 1.50. Ru'dd. ;02 V. Webb. Phono 486. Furnished room for rent Suitable g for gentlemen. 401 Aura. Phone Wanted School girl to work for board in private family. Inquire 12 ! Willow. For .'ale S good milch cons. E P. Straugrmn. Pendleton. Ore. For rent Front sleeping room. Phone !06M; 502 Water. For rent Furnished four room cot tage. Apply 619 Thompson. House for rent and furniture for sale. Phone 456. Wanted Good competent woman a; housekeeper. Inquire Arlington Hotel For rent Modern 6-room houe. north side. Address XX this office. For rent New modern 6-room house with basement. Inquire Walt er's Mill. Rudd Is an expert at cleaning white furs and ostrich plumes, Rudd, 202 W. Webb. Phone 6S5. For sale or rent 8 -room house, hot water heat Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery. Lost On Alta street, cold wrist watch with Intials D. M. M. on back. Reward If returned to this office. For sale Fine blooded mare, & years old, weight, 1300 lbs., also one Jersey cow, fresh. Apply Wm. Milne. 911 W. Court Wanted to rent Modern, unfur nished bungalow by young marrto't couple. No children. Inquire Donald Kin's Drug Store. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night. Funerals to cemetery only S3. 50. Phone (so. Hotel 31. Oeorge. Carney Tul C. Call Penland Bros, van te move your household goods. Telephone 333. Alsu t)ai,-gage transferring and heavy haul Ing. Wanted, at once, a good, competent girl or woman to take full charge ot housework. Phone 283R, or 213 Hush street. For sale Five room house, east Court street. Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain For particulars address R. C. Jory, Man pin, Ore. Rooming house for sale. Malt street, In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Mattress makirg, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or co.Mtry. La Dow Bros. 219 Beiuregard. Pohne 227J. Hoard and room that Is homelike also furnished housekeeping rooms Clean and close in. Brown Hall. Tel ephone 3.',0. H. H. Copeland. Salesmen wanted- To sell our splendid line of fruit and ornamental tree. Good terms. Good territory Good prospects. Cash advanced on orders. Albany Nurseries, FirHt Na tional Dank. Albany. Oregon. Wanted Party witn office experi ence and few thousand to Invest In ' local business Only men who are will- Ing to rustle need nppiy. This Is not 1 a get rich quick scheme. It will take hard work and lots of it to make a success. Address I. B. this office. I For sale One yearling registered 'Chester White Hoar; also a few bred gilts. Chester Whites This Is your op portunity to get some of the bent blood at a low price. Harrison Hadley, Box 460, Pendleton MOTHER! YOUR W IS v.l TONGl'K IS CUATKP, rilU'SATH II A IK STOMACH SOIIt, cnJCAN IJVKII AND BOWKUS, There are 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral; services were held this afternoon fromi - the Centenary M. K. church, Dr. T. iive 'California Hyrup of Figs'' at W. Lane and Rev. E. Owen Kldrldge j once a teaspoonful loduy . often officiating. Interment will be in : saves a sick child tomorrow. Riverview cemetery. j If your little one Is out of sorts. half- sick, Isn't resting, eating and POET LONGFELLOW'S Inctlmr naturally look, Mother! suh u tongue is coaieu. mis is a buoj slan that Its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When' cross, irritable, feverish, itoinach sour, breath bad or has stomach-ache, dlurrhoeu, sore throat, full of oold, give a teaspoonful of, "California Krup of Figs," and In a few hours ull the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after giving GRANDSON CARRIES HOD TO BE A TOLSTOI BOSTON, Sept. 29. Edward Trow bridge Dana, grandson of Henry W. Longfellow, has been found by a Bos ton friend carrying a hod in a Cana dian tow n. Three years ago he work ed as a street car conductor, for the same reason that he now slings bricks !in,l in,trt:ir h. ileslre4 tn hf 11 Tol- Stoi. ' "Since I left Harvard." he said.) "I've had various Jobs and I have thin harmless "fruit laxative," boa never fails to cleanse the . Uttln made a success of all of them, except t teaching, which I considered my pro- on(J.g iver j bowels and sweeten I the stomach and they dearly love its l1 i uleajtant taste. Full directions for ba- fesslon." Dana was removed as professor Philosophy in the Vnlversity of Mlnn.jUles, children of all ages and for euta ufter the suicide of his wife, an , grown-ups printed on each bottle. Knglish girl, a socialist like himself. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. "Kvery time I've had a position as, A, your urugglst for a 50-cent bottl teacher in a college I've been fired. " 0f -California Syrup of Figs;" then he sontinued. "I seem to be wiling jfee that it is made by the "Callfrrnia to tell my whole mind to any one, piK H.,p Company." they said. Such a trait Is conBldcrea ; very naughty In a college teacher." j - XMPKNSATlON DK.MKI) TO lONSTAHIrS WIDOW ALTOONA, Pa., Sept. 29. cation Itefei'ee Jacob Snyder has dis allowed the claim or Mrs. Mary I. Shlpe, who asked compensation from Blair county for the death of her hus band. Constable "harle. H, shlpe, who was murdered while attempting to serve a warrant on iilalr J. Blllhclm er. in Oreensburg, several months ago The refusal is based on the revised rules of the compensation board de nying elective ol fleets of the state, county or city compensation for ser vices rendered occasionally in the ad ministration of governmental affairs from the benefits or the workmen's law. Shlpe was regui;irly employed as a railroad brakeman. was taken a short time after he re signed his office. A Los Angeles newspaper had published charges j against him and gave letter. purport-Compen-ing to have been written by him Ho began suit for libel against the n"ws pnper after he quit olflce. HOW I GOT RELIEF FROM CATARRH Man Who Suifrrnl Twentj Years And Was Almost Deaf rinds n so He (jiiii kly Itlil of 1 1 r Trouble. : Thomas WaHi 1OS AN'; KM MAYOR OJ ITS 'imj !, in j? fx-,- 4r fr, t, ' ' ' ' ST i v. t HOW TO ItfliaTlll. tn.; Alu nf , IIYO.MKI. "1 have been a sufferer from Ca i ii rh for over twenty years. ' I d' tored off and on for liiteen years, but still, after nil this d, toring and drugging I gt no relief. Ladies, Attention. We carry a full line of hair goods Mail orders solicited. Combings made to order. ' Hair dyeing ano bleaching. Residential calls given prompt attention. Pendleton Hull Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel Building. Phone 45 Auto Binge. For A ilams. Athena and Weston leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a m. and 3:30 p m. eah day. Adv. I Meat KuNlness 0Mrt"nlty. , For Sale Best paying dairy busi ness in Pendleton. Good reason for selling and a bargain If taken at ; once. Inqu're DX this office. Htudcbttkcr Motor Cars for Sale. J. B. Knight, distributor for Uma tilla county. Long's Oarage, phone. 74 ; Adv. KHri MOTHER OF A. J. OWEN IS DEAD AT PORTLAND Mrs. Ha rail .lanes Morf-laud Owen Was llonex-r if Oregon, Having onu; to Tills ( oiintry in l,-,2. Mrs. Sarah Jane Morelnnd Owen. a pioneer of Oregon, and mother ol A. J, Owen of this city, died Wednes day at her home in Portland, accord ing to word received by local rela tives. Mis. Owen was the daughter of ' A f ' '"y "ly all"lr"' I'ecame ' if t I: "' V''''" ,h:,t 1 w:ls l-"t.-allv deaf in h I !1,m"'!l f ' the other, ' I -ft I Aly Wlf'" K,,t ""' " 'iy-niel outfit and jJk rJ I 1 '"""'l.el.v Is-gan to use it aword- This photograph of Charles K Se bastian, former mayor of Los Angeles. am Give a brflHant flrtonsy utiln tlint do nt rub ntT or dust off that Anneals to the Iron (lint IunU lour times us ion; m an other. Black SilkStove Polish Is In a cla by trlf. It' mn tftrtimlly mwe nrd ml trom better maUruus. Try It n ymr pnrinr nave, your cok it ov or your una r.-mwo. If jroii (ton 'I And it t h tiMt polish yoa v. r used, your bardwsra or uthnHud to re fund jroar tumry Drop mi nor to dire-lions nd the resulu were remarkable. have used anoth er bottle of llyoiiiel and can truthful ly say it is the first relief I have ex perienced in twenty years. This sounds like strong language, never theless it Is the truth. "I feel there Is nothing iko llyomel -a boon to the snfrerer of a loath some disease, eatarrti. I consldor It a pleasure to recommend Hyomol to all who ore suffe.reis fn)m t Ills dis ease." The oil of hyomei h,is lung tm-n recommended as benig une of the very best, treatment.-, r,,r entnrrh of nose or thn,;it. It Is not swallowed loit the patient gets .tiiek results by pouring a few drops nr the pure oil In lo a little h;!rd rubber inhaler which r imes with each large bottle of oil. H.'icn the Inlmler In the mouth as slii'Wn In Illustration and Ju t breath naturally into the tnroat, lungs and air passage the medlcnled air which the oil gives off. This Is pleasant but so powerful that Its germicidal qual-itle-i quickly destroy ull ciitarrh gerhi life and sooth the sore, swollen, In flamed memhrnnes, stopping the di charee and ending the dls-ase. Tollman & Co. as well as other lead ing druggists In the city fpcuk high ly of Hyotnel and stnte it Is always sold by them with a positive guar "titee to refund money If In any case of ciitarrh, bronchitis, sore throat, "ugh or edd, it fn to give prompt relief. In getting Hyomei fr the flr.-t time be sure lo get the Inrso alzx whb-h i onlalns the Inhaler ns Its U-ie s .tulle essential fr wt resulu 1
