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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1917.
Breakfast is My
If it's Grape Fruit, we have large, ripe
juicy Florida's. Large 2 for 25f , medium
10.
Pancake Flour TECO Self-Rising
Pancake Flour, this is something new and
found very satisfactory on the account you
have to only add water. It consists of wheat
and corn flour with malted buttermilk. Use
no milk. 2 packages 25
Cascade Butter, 2 pounds 85
Coffee For those that like a light roast,
not too heavy a coffee, we have White House
which is an old reliable brand, pound.... 45
LVKAY FOLK HAVE
ENJOYABLE DANCE
Fill KM S A XI) NKH.IlnoltS Of
Mil. AMI MRU. SIU1.I, AUK
KXTKKTAINKD.
Will urifflit Is Moving Some Call In
From the I(wervutjon; Other New
Notes of Interest,
Apex Coffee This is the coffee with lots
of strength, good heavy body and medium in
price. This is one of our best sellers, lb. 35f
Hie Dean Tim Co.
PHONE 688
BAD COLD? HEADACHY
AND NOSE STUFFED
l'AI'KS CX)1J COMItM'XU" KXUS
1JS AM) tilUITK IX A
FEW HOURS.
Take 'Tape's Cold Compound" ev
ery two hours until you have taken
three doses, then all grippe misery
lioes and your cold will be broken U
promptly opens your ciogged-up nos.
I His and the air passages of the head,
Mops nasty discharge or nose run
ning; relieves the headache, dullne.
feverlshness, sore throat, neezlnn,
soreritws and stiffness.
Don't slay stulfed-up! Quit blow
In and snuffling. Kase your throb,
bing head nothing else In the world
(tivw such prompt relief as "1'ape'i
Cold Compound,' whlrh costs only 2j
cents at any drug store. It acts with
out assistance, tastes nice and cause.)
no inconvence Accept no (institute.
(East Oregonlan Special.)
McKA Y, Jan. 24 Robert Hudes
peth, prominent cattleman of Burns,
and his daughter, Mrs. Staggs of Wes
ton, were guests at the home of Mrs.
Rick Bush, his daughter, for a few
days.
Mitt Bush returned from Athena,
where he was at the bedside of hU
mother, who is quite 111.
Mrs. Will Rhodes has returned fron
Pendleton after a 10 days' visit with
her brother, Mr. Albert Moody.
Louis Kagan, who purchased the
Joe Hubbard property at McKay, is
enlarging the building for a general
merchandise store Mr. Ragan er
pects to have a full stock In by Feb.
ruary 1.
Will Wright Is moving some of his
cattle home from the reservation and
will feed here on the creek during the
rest of the winter.
James Hose is feeding his cattle at
nick Hush's ranch.
Mr. Wilbur, the veteran sawmill
man, has a large force of men and
teams In the woods preparing for a
big run with his mill in the spring.
A fine time was had Saturday even
ing when the friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shull gathered at
their home and spent the evening In
duncing. refreshments were served at
confident he can put McCarroH's i midnight The music was furnished
shoulders to the mat twice within an , by the Wright-Jones Musical corn
hour but Ray is Just as confident that pany A1I Bta,.f(i untll the wee tnv
I Is shoulders will never be pinned . ,,,. of tne mornlng.
down even once. To win the match
"Hack" must Justify his confidence.
The main event will start about 8:45
nnd will tie preceded by two good
preliminaries and some motion pic
U res.
FULL HOUSE EXPECTED
AT WRESTLING BOUT
McCarroll and Hackenschmidt
Will Meet at Alta Theatre
Tonight at 8:45 O'clock.
Indications today point to a full
Iioiisp (bis evening at the Alia thea
ter foe the McCiirroll-Hackenschtnidt
wrestling bout. Heals have been sell
ii'U lively and women as well us men
i.re the buyers.
The hrother of the Russian Hon
GOT ANY TROUBLES?
OH, WELL, CHEER UP
If Dr. Keath Can Be Happy
With All Hi. Woe, Why
Shouldn't You?
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.
Ir. James Keath, start patient
at the Jefferson Hospital, has
been unable since Sunday (o take
any nourishment except a cup
of coffee today and one yester
day because of kidney trouble.
He Is still bright and happy,
and his only regret Is that he
has no appetite.
CARNIVAL VISITORS
GET BIG SEND OFF
Hand I'liiys, SIlioot'rn F ami
4'lMMfh of Hlg (rowel Mark Noiay
I'lirvwclj t.iven Komid-lp Ex'"'
sioniFts to St. Paul.
With the band playing. s!x-hoters
popping and a crowd of several nun
drerl people cheering, Pendleton's ex
curslon to the St. Paul midwinter
carnival got away about 5:30 last
evening. The Round-t'n boosters
were given a characteristic Pendleton
send-off.
The O -W. depot grounds were
packed a half hour before the train
pulled out with people who had come
a.' flown In nti rticiimte tn the Rend-off.
When he was twenty-six years v, ..',,:. ,.,
Q j 1 HQ C.IUIOIWIIKM1 , I I 0 (-.,' lUSIH"
lied in- tneir somoreros ana, it lur-
ISMlMSSBBatWFSMMt. immamm mt r-
old and had almost completed
hiR course nt Jefferson Medical
College, In December. Is! 4. Dr.
Kenth was taken to the hospital
with a broken back, due to a
fall from the third stcry window
of his fraternity house. He be
came paralyzed from the hips
down, and both legs eventually
had to be amputated. He com
pleted his studies, however,
and received his diploma as a
physician In June, 191 T.
You Heed floi Suffer From Catarrh
You have probably been in the habit. Specific Co,
of usine external treatments to relieve
your catarrh. You have applied sprays,
washes and lotions to the mucous sur
faces of the nose and throat, have
been temporarily relieved, and then
wondered a short time after, why you
were troubled with another attack of
catarrh.
You should realize that catarrh Is
an infection of the blood. This fact
has been agreed upon by specialists
in catarrh troubles, and has been
proven in the laboratories of the Swift
S. S. E., which was dis
covered over fifty years ago, will
cleanse your blood of the catarrhal
poisons and will thereby relieve you
cf the dripping in your throat, the
sores in your nostrils, spitting, hawk
ing and bad breath.
All druggists carry S. S. S., and
the physicians of our Medical Depart
ment will cheerfully answer any let
ters which you may write them in
regard to your case. Swift Specific
Co. 305 Swift fcuilding, Atlanta. Ga.
ther Identification were necessary, it
was furnished by smoking revolvers.
The band played until the train pull
ed out and the pseudo cowboys shot
many holes In the air and pavement.
The special Pendleton car bore a
full-length banner reading. "Pendle
ton Round-Up Special 'Let 'er Buck'
with the dates of the 191" Round-TTp.
The party reached Spokane this
morning nnd, barring any delays, will
pull into St. Paul Friday, a day be
fore the big parade. This will give
them plenty of time to organize for
their demonstration.
After the carnival many of the
party will go on to Chicago. New
York and other eastern points.
SKKK IIKS HIS rOAT-OF-AHMS
OX INFANT DAT'fillTKlt'S WRIST
German Military Attache at San Fran
elsco in Panic Over Numerous
Other Rabies at Hospital.
SAN" FRANCISCO. Jan. 24. Hi
coat-of-arms sketched In Indelible ink
on the wrist of his baby daughter
gives assurance to I.ieut. C3. W. von
Krincken. military attache of the Ger
man consulate here, that his young
wife wil Itake away no other couple's
child when she leaves the hospital
where their first child was born yesterday.
In a panic at the sight of numer
s other Infants In the hospital nur
sery, von Brlncken, lately conviciea
of complicity in the munitions plots
Involving the German consulate here
catechized the nurses on their meth
ods of Identification. Not satisfied
with their answers, he called for Ink
and pen and made the sketch.
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
MOV
To 709-711 Thompson street where we will
give FORD service until our new garage is
ready.
Only authorized agent in
Pendleton for
FORD CARS
AND FORD PARTS.
Cars here for immediate delivery.
Ford Roadster, in Pendleton $399.85
Ford Touring Car, in Pendleton.... $414.85
Simpson Auto Co.
TELEPHONE 408
The bee is never to busy to admin.
later a stinging rebuke.
VISIT OUR
INFANTS'
WEAR DEPT.
Seasons Smartest SMes
VISIT OUR
BOYS' CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT
ADVANCE SPRING STYLES ARE BEING SHOWN BY THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THIS BIG
STORIL OUR sKSEnC F NEW GOODS RANKS FAVORABLY WITH ANY PAST SEASON, OWING TO
THE FACT THATOUR BUYERS WERE ON THE ALERT AND PLACED ORDERS FAR IN ADVANCE AND
GOT DELIVERIES ON TIME. IF IT IS NEW ALEXANDER'S HAVE IT.
NEW SPRING SILKS
LADIES' NECKWEAR
One of the prettiest lines of Neckwear ever shown in
Pendleton at such moderate prices, is now on display at
Alexander's. These come in Crepe de Chine, Georgette
Crepe, Broad Cloth, Organdy, Net and last but not least
the new "Pairley" effects that are so popular all through
the east. Call and look them over. You will get new
ideas if you don't buy.
and New Light Weight Skirting are arriving daily. Buy
early, not to avoid the rush, but to get your choice from
a stock of clean, up-to-date merchandise.
Alexander's have the prettiest line of draperies in
town.
Infants Dep't.
Dainty hand embroidered garment
for the baby in dresses and petticoats.
Call and see them while the assort
ment is complete.
Long Petticoats in sheerest and best
materials, daintily trimmed in lace
and embroidery 75 to $3.50
Gertrude Petticoats in both Flannel Outing and Mus
lins to ?2.50
New Serne Dresses
In the straight line models in
navy, green and brown, trimmed
with the wool embroidery.
New Dress Skirts
We have the most beautiful as-'
sortment of Spring Dress Skirts
in the new plaids, checks and
stripes in both wool and silk.
You will find these skirts in the
new brilliant shades so desirable
this season and also in the more
conservative colors. Prices
$5.95 to $20.00.
ALEXANDERS
TWO PHONES, BOTH 526.
DEPT.
Domestic Camembert Cheese, per can 60
Sanitary Imp. Swiss Cheese, per pound 65
Perfect Am. Cheese, per can - 40
Oregon Swiss Cheese, per pound ... 45
Roquefort Cheese, per pound 90
Limburger, American, Cream Brick, Domestic, Swiss
etc., all kept in perfect sanitary conditions.
Fresh Creamery Butter, roll
Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, dozen 50f
SAUER KRAUT, quart - 15
AN PER 3
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LIVE HEWS OF
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MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 24. Jury
men in the Latah county district court
object to getting " cricks in tne joints
on account of having to sit on hard
fhoir- while hearing cases. They
complained to Judge Steele.
promised them swived seats at
next term.
He
ths
How
to stop dandruff
and loss of hair
with Resinol
Here is a simple, inexpensive
treatment that will penerally slop
dandruff and scalp itching:, and keep
the hair thick, live and lustrous:
At night, apraad the hair apart and rub Unit
Rmol Ointment into the Klip (cnlrr, with
tht tip of the 6nat. Keput this until tin
whole scalp hn been treated. N est nominf ,
shsmpoo thorourhly with Klnol Soap nd hoi
water. Work the creamy Renlnol lather well
into tha scalp. Rine with ratiiillr cooler
watrr. thelaMwattrheitiircoM. All dratfials
sell Keatuol Snap and Oimment.
SALEM, Jan. 24. Closing a three
dav session, the 14th annual Oregon
state labor convention will adjourn
tonight. The 100 delegates are in-
terested in the passage of a law con
solidating the industrial accident com-
mission and labor boards.
mKN Ore., Jan 24. Lawen dis
trict farmers today are organizing a
farm loan association to get govern
ment loans under the rural credits
act. They will deal with the rural
credit bank at Spokane.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Jan. 24
Incorporated for 140,000, the Oregon
California Box Co. wUl begin opera
tions in the old Savidge brothers"
plant here within few weeks. Fifty
thousand boxes a day will be manu
factured If the factory runs to capar
lty. Fifty men are to be employed e.t
the start.
LA REVIEW, Or., Jan. 24 Stories
about Jackrabbit pelts being worth
real cash took concrete form today
when ranchers learned that a St.
Louis firm offered 15 to 18 cents a
pound for such skins, according to
quality. There Is also a five cent
hnuntv on the Jacks In this county.
Shipping pelts to St Louis would cost
g 1-4 cents a pound.
PORTLAND, Jan. !4 It wa
clearly indicated today that the mo
hair market this season would open
at 6 cents a pound, the highest open-
Ine nrlce on record. This means nig
monev for the Willamette valley.
where the mohair Industry thrive.
Last season the price reached 51 1-i
cents for a limited period late In tht)
season.
PORTLAND. Or., Jan. 24 The el
ements our old friend J. Tluvius
superinending matters did more to
affect the egg market than all tne
combinations of housewives organis
ed to hear down prices When the
weather changed, eggs broke t to 7
cents on the Portland market during
!4 hours.
Bt'OENB, Ore., Jan. 24 William
O. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury,
has written a personal letter to H. F.
Hnrthan, professor of Spanish at the
Tnlversity of Oregon, urging him ta
popularise the study of Spanish there.
McAdoo says a good knowledge of
Spanish is necessary If the United
States hopes to successfully promote
trade relation with Mexico and South
American republics.
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New Arrivals in Our
Ladies' Shoe Department
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY SHIPMENTS OF THE LATEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE
SHOES FOR LADIES.
The new Spring shoes are higher but if you will buy early you will save from
$1.00 to $2.50 on every pair. When you buy shoes at the present prices, you will first
want a shoe that will fit you, one that will hold its shape until worn out and one that
will add 100 per cent to the dress and still give you the wear. We Have Them and
Can Fit You. Note some of our latest arrivals.
For dressy street wear, just in, Plain Dove Grey Buck, lace, plain toe, with the
New York Louie heel. i
Plaine Black French Kid, light weight, hand turned sole, very dressy.
Black Patent Vamps with enameled New York Louie heel. Hand turned sole ;
8V2 inch kid upper, in lace. j
Plain Black, all Kid, lace, welt leather, Louie heel. A good one for street wear.
In Sport Shoes, Ladies', Misses' and Growing Girls, we have them in Black and
Dark Tan, with Neol n sole and rubber heel, with saddle strap across toe. They
come in 8 inch tops, at $4.50 and $5.00 the pair. We cannot duplicate these for
less than $2.00 more on the pair.
The new 10-8 military heel in 8V inch top, the newest English last, they come in
Black and Mahogany tan, these shoes are in a class by themselves and should be seen
by you.
Have you seen our new Puttie-Boot shoe, it carries the newest English last, with
dark brown vamps and pigskin upper and has the new 12-8 military heel.
Before buying shoes look over some of the above styles and you cannot resist buy
ing the real QUALITY SHOE.
ALEXANDER'S SHOES ARE BETTER,
ALEXAN
DEPARTMENT STORE
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