East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 05, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGO flr,2 T cr. r.kY. f h 4 1! Well Give You the Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Xa MLkCHAHLUL IS THE EOT. OCX SDiVTCE IS TK BEST. OU AS JCTMJLXTS AE THE EL5T. OUR HUCES ABE THE BEST. IF YOU AP.L NOT CTTIC THE REST FOR YOCTl MOSEY. YOU AZL HOT TRADING AT THE nOTULS WAftEHOC'SE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE, GossarJ Corsefs at theOld Prices tlC SAYTCS FROM ?OW TILL FEBRUARY y-. TffB 77 1STH0.1LY. iffwlFiff k.ti.id in prs in U put jtr. GmaH O.tv'm ff COLSJjlZP !. Tr.tA tf.tt t j"-x. JiV e-rr. th , r f,n.T f,f ti 7 ; vtr.r th q.:.ir must b low- try Mac. Jnj-jront rA a traUln tr.t .r. prk, r Uv prv. rr.wt f fa.fr! m rrir to kep Ik qaXt7 f tJt CrAftta.nl Cmt Bp t it eta!- , l ;h4 urdnrt oi qvkltf. Zitmllj tfc H. W. rAr4 Co. prfmi to mair.Uia T. Jm t.'ASaA fct '.f tfcJ airase In prke whkh will Ul place Febrsarj 15. VaXhw j'j.t tfc "w prfe" nd th "bw prkx." Gmmrd stjle. Cm- aaH nlir. O'wH rkwiwhir, CoaH twi.tntt anJ front ladiif are in eah tft'!l a4 the tarrr. jr r Urjf vafh to warrant joar tariff more than one tr- af at thi Lai. . i , Nrar Prae. Vr Prk. CH that vb Ix M at USO 2M G'saafJ Mvlt that w.Jl oob h vM at $3X0 $2JM CvH i:J!i that will vtt t KM al M-25 W.50 CommH MoU that w3! noon b ol4 at tSM M (.mT TA J' that mill norm b fM t .. . $5X0 G'Auir'J JMU that will oon he M at MJ50 WJO C'waJ M'L that I3I aoon U vAi at ... $104)0 $&S0 Any 'f this aWt m'li will be Htud to ymt firare.ln an efficient manner, 1.7 wr prt rrftTWtkre. -GROUND CR1PPEJT SHOES For Me and Wemtt. V.V ar the exrla.r aarta for U.e Clhrat4 Grotnd Grippr Sorkal Hho. A few things thia hoe will do for your ft; KrKUtTi weak rouvl, prevent ani core fJatf'iot fy exerei. Yoo can walk 10 mikt daily with com fort and ae. 0er 200 WpiUb, college, Y. M. C. A.' and nchooU recommend and en dore them, , Prevent toeinf outward. Makes weak, anklea rtronjr. Reduce bonlona or dwelling. , ftrl(rhten out deformed boiwa. It wUI be worth your while if you have any foot trouble to come in and let v ahow Ground Grtppera to you and ex plain the t'M polnta. We have there tor men and women. The People Warehouse Price $6.50 : r-r-V- Iff -1117 NEW SILKS A wondrful showing of the very neweat and most xtriking aport iiilkn. You will want drrH, nuiU, blouaei and (M-parate (tkirta made of thews iJk. Make your choice early. Now on din play in our Dry Good Section. The yard 91.50. 2.0, $2.50' DRAPE VEILS The !r.-;4 (tunning new veiU you have yet wen, come In combinations of black and taupe, black and green, black and purple, brown and tan. Kach.. $2.75 NEW PEARL EARRINGS I1ain, larjfe pearl earrfnioi, alwi pearl and jet. The pair 50 and $1.00 T. P. W. Pute Food THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE POST OFFICE Rub Station No. 1. Mail your letters, parcels, tie., here, buy your stamps, portal orders and register your.letters here. This substation is here for your accommodation, it will save you many a trip to the post office if youU use it THE BARGAIN BASEMENT If the Bargain Basement were merely trying to meet competition of the stores handling cheaper merchandise our pri ces would not necessarily be so low. OUR OBJECT IS TO CLEAR OUT ODDS AND ENDS thus offering you merchandise of excel lent quality, free from imperfection and most serviceable and satisfactory AT PRICES FAR BELOW THE CHEAP STORES. Children! Stocking 9 Men' Dres Sox 11 Women' Hoe 19 Embroidery Edging St Silk Waist f 1.49 Muslin Gowns 79 Crepe gowns 59 Outing Gowns 59 ENGLISH WALKING SHOES $2.45 The only place in all Pendleton offer ing you the new English Walking Shoes at this price; low heel, lace, English comes In dull black calf. ENGLISH WALKING SHOES $2.45 Shop a 3 PHONES, ALL 15. mlin Economy Service Strictly Freh Ef dozen 40 Frh Fruit and Vtable by express daily. See our dlnplay on our new vegetable counter. Jiffy Jell, for dMrt, 2 packages.... 25 Swrwt AppU Cidr, clear and sparkling, bottle 25 Shl!d Almond, package 25 and 50 Whip Craam ChocolaUa, Queon Victoria ChoeoUU, Creamed Almonds and Cnuin But t Scotch Candies, fresh today. T. P. W. Special Bland, th Beat 35c Coffaw on Earth. Boys' Wool Suits Boy' Waists Boys' Shirts Heavy Wool Yarn, skein House Dresses Middies Table Cloth, yard r Laces 3 Remnants, package Ribbon - Handkerchiefs, 3 for Silk Braid .' Pins, 2 papers '. Dress Buttons - lien's Hats Turk Towels Twill Serge Shirting Petticoats Iwn Waists Voile Waists Men's Collars Khaki Pants Wool Pants Boys' Pants Boys' Overalls Infants' Shoes Children's Calf Shoes Children' Kid Shoes Boys' Heavy Calf Boys' Chrome Calf School Gir!' Calf - Girl' Heavy Calf Patent Baby Doll English Walking Shoes Women' Wide Ankle Women's Black Calf Pretty Colored Top White Kid Tops Men's Heavy Calf Men's Chrome Calf Men's Gun Metal Men's All Felt If it's in th Bargain Basement a Bargain. $3.29 .... 39 .... 39 7 .... 79 ... 69 .... 25 and 5 .... 10 122 5 I 5 10 . $1.98 ... 10 10 12Vfe .... 79 ... 69 .... 69 9 .... 93 $2.13 87 .... 39 .... 29 .$1.23 79 . 91.69 . $2.23 . 91.69 . 91.98 . 92.23 . 92.45 . 92.56 . 91.98 . 93.08 , 93.98 . 92.45 ,. 92.98 .. 92.87 .. 91.49 St' sure PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. 111 AT THE BOIiE tOllTHH! , hi ESTOII LODGES 1 BAHQUET . - mm M Kmm K- , n Ui. U1 1 HAT TO fx V. riXSlKIUTK CCTX- r KM It; mB I11 I e..LM X.1TUB. I LTV OT 1EKT. m mmii Tomnz UUwv Jfcmt awl I twrmmm (Ink: Mjm Vm b f 1 V&nr Una mj m a &v C k-.t UlJk'4.. 'Vfc- fciaH l far tra(.'-.- tHu-awsr (k tneka r jam.n, w(rv piaTt. ta-..e kj Wit rrna(lrrT!. FVTln PUnta a4 Fr. HOOKER'S IH Main St., tpo Biota. PaoM 122- rr DUTry. 4tVa Si! a4aj imI twrwr V-)c nt Lt f Mjm V4 ef R 10 on "cms" 11 C0A1D) wa hit, 1)7 mm- t4 tk Mar at e& FnT Kofi thit j Clsartoa Kwa !t U Ij 1ra! j Vn r. H. FW aa4 kr as - ttt Vrm. R. Fuptn aa4 rcmatn a i t.f Soa4ar ntomiae j Tn lmn. O -W R 7t. watch ! feapftr. wa m t'i WrffMBlaf j bwfrwam. j nyrcc H.lii4 and finoiff mn4 I to Tw na W4iia? to a rawed ! vhVh !hr xjn to farm. Thf j fcal ttArA hr for I rar an thtr maar frtl mim thm ttt ( mrtl. ,1, j Mli IshoiJa Manr wnt to lA D. C. Knowtton went to Pn41to p.t tw month. A moTrr iki-rnr rime np on So ( on S'itOiT from Pen die on SkUn j flr. hre now. Th prty Indued Mm. P. E. Jodd and w.n, H"T jodd. Mr. and Mr). Watirooke Dirkww. Edtcard TVmpnon and Otr " .tchalta. ts&4. 1 tail eriiJt, to pkr iMttu; to ms tafT.r-j, to h pt.. to toavratorj to moi w tw; to otii (or WMt tki " tameiaJ w; to pr 3Ji an tediarirr fro on m-i tt- qrvra. rtniurtaa: asftL d.ory t ttorr, aefjr ioo a taa aar aienirioi. at tf.ftd ( i: i'rt a aawnraMF t tt-.t :o-t t Uw. fn;naaa art ai1od to prrsf and raMrd puirmrw u fin a praacrlptJarraa, bst bo penoa pare baa ta thi Btanwr mora than o quart hJ 2 47 . Nut rl prrwlpooaj. T.Srd pharroa Jp osy rtf aobol to per an a pr- w,!t fr'm th dwntrtct atsznwr. c..w u.M.titu. iBiMi cm an afV 4r. bkr h ka,. o r- rrr 't.d brcccritrtion and ch prrait taod dirles tlf motif moat h fild with th eoontT drk ot i!T than tha Urtrth daf of th foflowm moota. A phyajrtan t prohIttd from )n a prarript!mj for a!'hol h aneh form that It coold b od a a brr- rr. Mtnitr majr obtain from tn oi trtet attornor permit to import win for aacramnrtal ptirpoa". Tho taw atao dfln and prwrribea pnaltt for dmnknn. Th I th flrn tatw1d tew defining: dronkm newi, aa that heretofore baa bn l!t to refulallon bf er ordlnane. ani Xr nw Hmfth. Xn. OHarra is rerr a: at her ksim on mie fosfth fit town. Mr. K. M. Smith (pent th wk eitd In Walla W:u a th i of Mr. and JCrs. Willatm M. Reaza. GriKtiri Basniater who ha bea IKWT STAY COXSTIPATH. HE.DACHT, BIUKMS, WTTU BKEATII BAD OR (TTOM ACM BUCK. No Vida how bad jroor liver, atom acb or bowela; bow much your head ache, how mlaerabl and nncomfon- in drfn the pf to weeka. atia ri ara from a cold, conatlp. ihoa fi of Improvement. ; tkn, lodiceatlon, biHouaneai and alux- Mr and afra. 1mm flordon V gi," bowel roa aiwaya gel r;il lire near Heni were Ttsrtna' reta- Wica raacaeta. trr in the ettr daring th wek. I Don't let your atomach, llrar and UuWtX VI MEX CUJTllf Ohio Otl Aaot a Htwae i" VaiVi . ! Show. AN-Dl-SKT. Feb. t Mbl Tf lor 14, daughter of John Taylor, -tall'a farmer, dlpped from th, horn of r.(l'hil Kalr. an annt, l.rlng in thl etty, ht ntgbt. pollc. wer Mked today to in eearch for her. .h.i Mr. Keaaler , pot on weur trour. coat, cap and num . . -h.. j.Jrmeinr to Arthur Da.- ll her unci, nd .lipped quWIy out of th hou. while th re of th houhold in which .b. wa iru lept. The girl left M own clothing behind. HATPIJI BCRfiLAB'8 TOOL. K.r Wat Oim I'"'" JTW CHf Bolmef. r-tiictlKt Feb Alm ,r'" rhS i Kvanarllle. In-.. brought to Chicago, ZLa thai he recently robbed the hTJ. of .eveVal weaithy r.M.aU of .M-i Hhor. drive -'J-: lnen drawing the 6"t- HrrrTroM OUl-ly C -red. .evere cold or a", down ,nk , bed." wrl in : f erby. Mo. i .md -nd It t;oua , WORMS MA EE OIII.DP.FX FRET. FCI If your child criea oat In ileep. t nerToaa, puny and Ibrtleta be may be a victrm of worm. Begin treatment at one with Kkkapoo Worm Killer. Thi candy laxathr in tablet form kill the work and remove It quick, ry and eairlly. Don't permit yoor child'! development to b retarded by th continued draining of hi vt UlVy by worm. Get Kickapoo worm Killer at yoor drugglrt. tic Adv. Krt James Peamer and h'lfe di- boweia mak you mlnerable. Tike ghter Ladle have Jnat recovered Caarareta tonight; put an end to ih from an attack of mump. ' headach. biliouaneai, dlzzinea. nT" Losia Tanwir.kl and Frd Ireer vooanee. dck. sour, gamy atomach. mad a kojtni trip to Milron Sat- i bad cold, offenaiv breath and all oth nrdar. J er diatreaa; clean your Inelde organ Mr. Sims, a Columbia college Ma-, of ail th b I, gaae and corwtlpated dent baa been preaching ia th Meta-, matter which la producing th misery. odUt church during the paat week. Itj A lt-cent box meant health, happl. la aalo nt etiorta were very mucn my- , " a n ud m i trmi urmu ,ui iuhu, ai, proeiated. Idruggiata aell Caacareta. Don t for- Mtatt Ethel Waddinetjam. winner In get th children their llttl Intide the Tribune eomeat will atari on her j need a gentl cieanaing. too. trip to California Toeeday. Jan. i. j , ?he will be abaent about a month, j ... ... . ... Frank Oreer haa porchaed a ?het-1 land mm fra Moerov Broa.. of I AUifon Wood of Stanfleld "pent a Milton. Mr. Hailer of Portland. caleeman. wa the meet of Mr. and Mn. EL O. DeMf Sunday. Mr. F. D. Watta entertained th Saturday Afternoon Club U Satur day. A diacueaion about movie wa a prominent feature of the meeting. Mr. and Mr. Charles Dupuis of Ad am are vliutlng Mr. Duput parenU Mr. and Mr. John Dupuia of thia city. Mr. Mclntyre of Adam wa In Weeton Saturday to attend th W. O. W. banquet I portion of the week traveling t ing frienda. In Weeton vlait- W WfrtMy ulltiogger MOXDAT, FHlllfARY &. 1I7. in few day until I mam only a lew irml' ..-.... ritored to n" believe that I firmly Coimh And Tbey Alo Flraoa. Al Kmght aaya the people of Seat tle dWt elect their maora; the Hiram. Some "biagulf-e. Art Meana, who ued to live in I'matllla, wa trying to make up nU mind whether or not to' take hl drea init to Umatilla to wear to th In augural ball Ian, week. "You " aid Art, "they're not exactly vogu down there. Th unly time a dreaa auit waa ever worn at a Umatilla dance wa when Bill Switzler woro one t a rnaek ball for a costume. They're ! Anyway.. Bine Uncle Ham haa aevered dip lomatic relation with th kalr and (iron b g"ne into the bone-dry column, we venture to auget to thi Pendleton danaanu the adviaability of eliminating the Uermanla and the rye waltz from dance program. More of Modern Mother Goo.. . Jack Bprat could eat no fat, Hlx wlfa could eat no lean, In fact they both went meatle To pay for gasoline. , Higgledy. Plggledy, my black hen, Mhe lav est at a dollar With three uch hen. ay plckin' To epend your time among chicken. .mt,rlaln'a ' . uMt mfdl Kemefly i ". i. , ,n do when and wll Knw- I have " everywher. Adv. cine i WAl.TOJTK OUT th H,mUW. V o Mr. NU"- VKW TORK. Feb. t.-Death In he Metric chair at ng lng :Wni th w,k of Marrh wru. the BenUne. Jv Arthur Walton-. L' l7n. Hrt,. l.patl.,n in in- m- - KllHbeth NlrnoiB, a" - Heptmber, 11. ' .aid he would forward to W' Whltmn h J-irv for merry, t4 on .in opinion that Wnltonen wa wak-mlndd. Mr Nlr-hol.' Jeath came while .ever.l wer robbing her home. .!.. Li.,- r. rlrhe enable them . .... .... -.t,i rrWMrt on tn Foley' Honey atwt Tar i b.mt for coughs, coium, croup, and contains no nnr cotic. A otandard family mfdicine of many yeara ".landing. Tallman k Co. ell Frank Fmlth. Fred Oreer and Jame Klrkpalrlck went to Pendleton Fri day to attrnd the bankrtball game be tween WeaUHi and Pendleton. George Waddingham la spending Ih Inter in Wall Walla. Earl Iieuallen of Walla Walla tpent Ponday In Wetton vtniting relative and frienda. I Mia Edna Roe entertained tha Bachelor Girls Club at the horn of Mra. L. I. O'Harra en Monday, Jan. 5th. ( Charle Bulfinch received a te! rram annoiinotng the death of hi ther Thomaa Bulftnch at th toldler home. I Angelen, California. He wa burled in the cemetery at that place. twMld be the There I a man In our town, And he I wondroua wua. He aened the bone-dry from afar, And laid In large aupplle. A Borraei-Havln; JX"vk. Since the bone-dry bill hag cut off the eourca of liquor aupply, It occurs to u that etepw ahould be taken to conserve th mipply now on hand. Collaborating with George Baer wo have evolved an Idea that eeem to u to be a good one and have Beoured the nervicee of Clint Rooaevelt to Perfect the- Invention and -put n on the market. "The Fountain ren Flaak" tell It own atory. Brieny we would Invent a whlnkey flk witn th la, ahape and outward appear ance of a fountain pen. We woum have an atomlier apray In the pen point which would enable a man to mowiten hi throat and perfume his brenth without wanting any of the precloua fluid. Ctrilcironi mil Moor can hove the Job of coller'or of ruaoma for all I enre," wild f-harley nond. -'What I BHpIre to be la a collector of cntnmer." IX'alh In Tliv fit'nit? (Kpef'lal to Bulldogger from portlnndj tmn apiike unto Mike knowlnitlv: ! are the diiya when 'twere win to die, lr, With food pricea soaring and the state honedrv. air i So salary raise, oh, these are the days When tlme are tough, lt' more than enough To kiss John Barlercorn a uvxt good- by, sir" And Mike returneth a soft anwr: "Brother, let ua pray If, Indeed w must die. air To be taken away In a flood of Bud- welser, N'or be In despair but add to our prayer That each Heavenly morn, old Ga briel' horn Will summon an angel with a boot leg of rye, air." Why Sot Intern lHm? A soon as h heard that President Wilson had Issued Ambassador von Bernatorff his passports,. Teddy Haus wlrth hunted up Chris fltangor, pre sented him with an envelope an. I spake, "Here's your passport. Va moose." AU In Favor, Hay Ay". Editor Rulldngger; The United States I M. prepjred for a war with GormW We have but few seasoned no o :pei-"cd f'ghter. Niv I m i a proi.nl. Why not orran'Te rig u here in Pel dllon a ci.t'Kny f the eterrtns ' ih library "ght aid en, them lo the front We wuld be servlne (lir country and our city at thd same tlin. Your truly, A, PATHIOT.' Your dealer has a supply ef Iresh Sunkist Oranges very day. These are th uniformly food orange. Ordar a doaen today. Sunkist Uniformly Good Oranges CaltferalaFratt Crowm EzcliaBS QUICK RELIEF FROM CO'ISTPATIO'I Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab lets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time en emy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but.t healing, sooth ing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown mouth now and then a bad breath a dull, tired feeling tick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only plraunt results from one or two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep riftht. Try them. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiinii' is Room Rubber Goods RECETVE OrRv 8FECIAI, ATTEjrnow. We are at all times equipp ed to supply your need at shortest notice with practical first quality rubber good. W sell th famous adver tised "Kanfleek Rubber Good and guarantee utmost aatiafactlpn and value. Telephone orders fron you, yonr nurse or physician re ceive our Instant attention. Deliveries are prompt and correct Give us a trial I Tallman & Co. 1 Ledit.g Druif iits UJ I iillllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIUIIHIIIIIIIIIlii