East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 06, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textnam PAcr.1 DAILY EAST 0tr,OONIAN, Fl'NDl'JTON, GIGON, TUET.DAY, HTnUARY C, 1317. -Plant Us n mm a ose tany We have everything in seeds. We would say to get the best selections, come in early and purchase what you want then you will have them when needed. ,. Silver Prunes, Italian Prunes, Dried Pea ches, very large, Black Mission Figs, White Figs, i2ftl pound. Dromedary Dates 15 Smyrno Figs, lb. 25t) Peach Preserves, the 85c size 25 APPLES We have some extra good Rome Beauty, Pippins ....85 box Extra Fancy Jona thans, these are a good eating apple at this time of the year, box.... $1.25 Peanut Butter 10, 151 in glass; 254, 50 and $1.00 ki tin. Try that Clean Easy Soap, 6 for 25t Crepe Toilet Paper, 5 for 25? ft Dean Tim Co. PHONE 688 0 FELLOWS HI ROCK BITERTA MONTHLY PAIITV JIKM THlltH DAY EVENING) 18 LAIWJELY ATTENDED. ' J.O FG3T office HIS PROSPEROUS m ItFXFJPTS AUK FAIl ABOVE THOSE OF I'HWFIHNG YEAKS IN AIJj DEPART MEXTS. CUty eound otc to Make Water Ifant payable at City Treasurer Office; Salary of Marnhal to Varf AccoriHng.to Work Required. (East Oregonian Special). ADAMS, Feb. 5. Adams postofflce had a record breaking; January. The cancellation was it per cent above January, I91t. The postal receipts were 18 per cent above. The num ber of money orders advanced 48 per cent and money order funds advanced 49 per cent over same month Qt last Mrs. Ella Bowling, who has been making a home In Portland for her daughter and niece who are student of Reed's College, returned to Adanu last Saturday. She will relieve her brother, Wm. Holdman of the ardu ous responsibility of housekeeping. The mayor's smiling countenance shows his appreciation of home Saturday Club Meet With Mrs. Bond and Miss Mclleynokta; Other New, ud Social Not'. i (East Oregonian Special.) PILOT ROCK, Feb. . The Odd Fellows gave their monthly party Thursday evening, which was well at tended and enjoyed by all. The pro gram committee is to be congratulat ed on the splendid entertainment which was rendered by local talent. Born, to Mr. and Mm. John Lliianer Friday morning, February 2, n eight pound baby girl. The Saturday Club was entertained by Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Mclteynold i.i the home of the former. sixteen members were present and a love! time enjoyed by all. The many friends of Jljss Winnlo Smith are congratulating her on her successful campalun for the prize giv en by a Pendleton paper. Mia Smith : brightened by womanly touch and sis expects to leave Tuesday for her well : terly affection. earned trip to California. Pw eg-ht months protestantism of Derwood Harrison, who went to Adams has been without pastoral ov Portland last week for medical advice. I erslght. It looks to many who are returned Thursday evening. anxious for church privilege as Dr Gilliland Is home from a short thnuirh those to whom the communl- IS FROM CONSTIPATION IF TONOCB 18 COATED, BREATH BAD, STOMACH SOl'K, CLEAN 1JVKK AND BOWELS. Givs "California Syrup of Figs" at once a teaspoonful today often saves a sick child tomorrow. If your littto one Is out of sorts, Jialf-alck, Isn't resting, eating and acting naturally look, Mother! see If tongue is coated. This is a sure sign that its little stomach, liver an. I bowels are clogged' with wate. When cross. Irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspjonful of 'California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours II the constipated poison, undigested food and our bile gently moves out of Its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child a vain. Mothers ran rest easy after giving this harm lews 'fruit laxative,' be cau It never falls to clean" the lit tle one's liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love Its pleasant taste Full directions for ba bies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Asvour druggist for a Sfl-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs:" then see that It Is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." II Hour Working lav. BREMEUTON, Feb 5. An 11 hour working day has been Inaugur ated to speed up the repair work of the Pacific reserve fleet. It takes flats to prepare the fleet for active service. More toolmskers, machin ists and ship flttera are needed. S36.S THE WHATCIIAMA COLl'MN. (By George Martin.) Clothe. In spite, of the fact that his friends eventually ojiened him up and spilled him all over the sidewalk, Caesar lived in happy times. Especially with regard to clothes 4 Clothe nowadays ire all wrong. About the only thing they're good for la to spend money on and brag about. In Caesar's time one bedsheet and a' bay wreath made a well dressed man. And convivial souls felt free to drink their fill and go home when thrw pleased. secure in the knowledge that their wives couldn't tell the dlf- fcra.nee between a nightshirt and a dress suit. ( Those were the day' when Mother chopped up Father's business garb for guest towels and Father retaliated by eating breakfast In a huff and wearing the tablecloth up town. Men dressed In bedclothes and were happy, then. business trip to Portland. Mrs. Ward Stanley of Pendleton, was a week end guest of h(r sister, Mr. E. K. Cimteel. i ' Miss Alia Boylen. who Is attending the Pendleton high school, spent sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boylen. Harry Schlegel. who has been em ployed in Portland for some time Is home on a vMt. ty Is looking for leadership are eith er incompetent or careless. The Sunday school was better at tended than usual last Sunday. Ths adult bibln class. In Increasing In at tendance and interest. There to room for students and they will be wel comed. M. Farah Montgomery, who for merly t'ved In Middle Cold Springs Canyon, four miles below Holdman, The social dance club gave another I has purchased the Kimherk property of their popular dances Friday even - jon College gtreet opposite the Metho Ing in the I O. O. F. hall. church. Mr. Sparks of Heppner. former I Misses Bileene Bowling and Kath owner of the electric light plant here, , pen MrFaul have taken apartments was back on a business trip Saturday, i the woman's dormitory of Reed's rr. Montgomery of Portland ( rnnepe for the balance of the school preached in pilot Rock Sunday even- year Ing. In the moraine he had a meet ing of the people to talk about call ing a pastor. DOCTOR ni l XDKItS, NO I FF. If He Cuts Out llmlthy Apiwndix He (,ei Noihliiii, BUI Pi m tit's. Admitted Killing Derr. Fifty dollars was the amount of a fine Imposed upon Jake Klicker o! Mill creek this morning by Justice Joe H. Parkes after the former hal ptendud guilty to hunting deer out o! season. He must also pay cost of the case which was brought by Depu ty Game Warden Tonkin. P1EUKK. S. D, F'b 5. t'ndcr a bin which will be presented to tho South Dakota lejflslaiure surgeons who remove a vermiform appendix which Is not dK ased will not be pa'd for the operation. To protect citizen of the state aga'nst unskillful and unscrupulous practitioners the bill provides that all appendixes removed must be sent to the state laboratory for examination They will then be returned to origine.l pnavasorv together with reports on condition. Mrs. C. M. Kw reports satlsfac. tory progress In the drama which is 'n preparation ftid to be given in a ft,v weeks for the benefit of the Ad am" branch of the countv library. The Commercial club had ' a verry satisfactory ses Ion Monday, the 28th. I Several Important movements were I dclded upon and warm weather anl I sprine showers are needed to develop the plans. Then. wa a called meeting of the j cltv council a short time sgo for the I purpose of IntToduc'n two new or j dmances. One making water rent I payable at the city treasurer's office. Th other permitting the council to vary th snlsrv of the marshal to cor- vv-1 h! r Jin ;1 i , it-v : i if ! i s j 1 1 i j 522.50 - i V TO 35,00 Many attractive and cle ver styles in Norfolk and spprt suits of wool jersey in both heavy and light weights. The colors are blue, Copenhagen, green, gray, gold, tan and mix tures. Pleated, loose and belted models enjoy an equal popularity, and there is a new wool jersey suit here to please the most ex acting taste. 1 Dress Waking Time For Spring New Arrival in our Dry Good Dept. consist of the new 72 inch Jersey Silks, very suitable for those new sport coats. Come in green, gold rose, flesh and white. Also new Silk and Kid Gloves in the proper shades for Spring. FANCY SILK HOSIERY Most every shade is to be had in our ntw showing of Silk Hose, colors and stripes that are different fromones previously shown. Plain silk in ammmammlrmKmmWmmammmmmmmammmji'J i.JU"sxm,w w .mmswmmissMswm Every little statesman has a peace plan all his own and consequently has no respect for any other peace plan. Htlll, It la Ju-t possible that th? president's world peace plan was not devised to please the discriminating colonel. For some reason few girls learn to skate as many times as they learn tc swim. the most cheerful patient he ever sa in a hospital. Marvin Mayberry sampled another of Mrs. Richardson's Sunday dinners and says it was great. Dr. Garfield was called to prescribe ir.r Mra I. M. Watrus last Friday resoood to the work reipiired at dif- ' Though still confined to heir bed sh i-rnr sw--wmi? Lawrence Grieshnber reports thnt word from Mr. snd Mrs John Ad ams indicates thM thev are In mid-n-enn on their return trip from Hon olu'n. Verv firouraeng renorts of steadt imi--oveirient come from Guy May berrv. One of hi visitors says he 11 Yon may kerp this new Kills- o wltb th din nnn4 stylus esd yMir rhntv of 12 rtt-nrtU fur M 00. I'ay little down snd m lltrlA an.-h month or wwk Entertnln your frlendi with your fnvorlte records WRI'JR TODAY FOR OPR NBW KDI SDN HOOK. No olillirntlons WARREN'S Ml SIO HOUSR Pendleton, Oregon. jJIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIV i Room Roll Goods I Rfx'KiVE orn SPECIAL ATTENTION. , W are at all times equipp ed to supply your needs at shortest notice with practloal ' first quality rubber goods. W sell the famous adver tised "Hantleck" Kahber rjnods and guarantee utmost satisfaction and ralua. Telephone order frora you, your nurse or physician re ceive our Instant attention, t'ellverles are prompt and correct . Give ue a trial. ' 5 T&Uman & Co. Leadlnf'Drugguti -it, IS 1 tie SPEED combined with good judgment counts in business now-a-days. Grape-Nats FOOD supplies balanced nourishment for stur dy muscles and ac tive brains. "There's a Reason" No change in price, qual ity or aize of package. ?llllllllllllllll!lll!IIIIIIMI!l!lllllllluf ' s : ;;( ":- - .... v ) . '- ... . . ... ' N ;' ' V V is recovering. IT1.L COST MORE TO JIAVE SHOES .MEXlEJ. CobbdTs Will Bo i rged to Half Sole ITlc. I"t tp CHICAGO, Feb. ' 6. The cobbler became an important factor In the coat of living today when announce ment was made that price advances, ranging from 25 to 50 per cent would be recommended to owners of more than 2H00 shoe repairing shops by the United Shoe Repairers' Association. The new schedule to be put into effect follows Half soles and heeU for men, now costing at a maximum $1.25, Increased to 125 and up. j women's half oles and heels, now costing 1, increased to J1.25 and up; hece for men. now cosung 35 cents, increased to 50 cents, with a corre sponding inrease for women's heels t,. NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6 Vigorous crticism of recent newspaper cam paigns over the country, directed against the high cost of living, which he declared placed unjust burdens and blame upon irult and produce Jobbers, waa made by Thomas D. Turner of Oklahoma City, president of the Western Fruit Jobbers' Asso ciation convention here today. MILK. TP TO 11 CENTS A QUART. New York Concern Boosts Price, Say ing It Is Iing Money. NEW YORK, Feb. I. Another ad vance in milk prices to take effect Immediately was announced today by one of the largest milk distributing companies in the country, which serves New York and neighboring cit ies and towns. The price of grade B milk Is Increased from 10 to 11 cents a quart and a half pint of cream will cost 2 cents more. The company says the advance is made necessary by. the fact that It has lost money ever,'inCG the milk strike of last Otober. KING QUITS ROCMANli. Ruler and Government Remove Russia from Jaaajr. to BERLIN, Feb. . According to Russian press reports received by the Overseas News Agency, Klnr Ferdi nand of 'Ronmania has selected the Potemkln pakice at Tekaterinoalav. In southern Russia, as his residence, and the Roumanian government and parliament now at Jassy, Roumania. will be transferred to Russia, part of the authorities going to Tekaterino alav and the others to Kherson. Probably the ideal vacation wou'd be one In which the vacationer could get away from himself. New potatoes are C a bushel, what does one use them for, Jewelry? ectiixg the S tort? Every mother-to-he shon'.il be In the midst of pleasant and couriortauk-e surroundings. aud a coustaut user of "Mother'a Friend" tha true frifnd of expectant mothers. The future, baby's health and that of Us mother Is of utmost iiuwrtanee and nothing cun take the place of Mother s Friend in prcparivt; for such an evi-nt. Get tt at your dnigs'st- Write for free book on Motherhood. Address THE BRADFIFXD RKtil LATOR CO. 210 Ijtmar Bidy Atlanta. Ga. Rti Alyse Ros-Gllclinst PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ELOCUTION. Hotel Pendleton. URF. THK GIRL MYSTIC. AT THK ALT A. Lore, the Girl Mystic, who Is to appear at the Alta today and We Ines day, Is positively the youngest mentai telnathlst now appearing on the Am erican stage and the things that this mystic girl predict are of the un canny sort. She not only reads tne human mind but foretells future events and looks Into the Innermost thoughts of her questioner. Lore does not do the ordinary mind reading with pads, telephones, etc. She is blind I'plded and stands on the stage and without' even seeing hef questioner positively answering their question without their ouestion even being collected, and In fact Lore .tuml on a plane by herself In hef line of work. The people of Pendle ton hnve Keen many acts of this cal- her hut to be convinced you should or'e to the Alta tod;iy or tomorrow and see for yourself that Lore Is In a cIhss by herself. In connection with this uiiUMial attraction the manage ment has held over, by special re quest of hundreds of Alta patror.s the Knickerbocker Quartette with an ent're change of songs, tinging as a special feature Dudley Buck's quar tette composition Anna Laurie On this siime vaudeville bill Jaouee and Cl.irk will entertain you with a little singing and k'dding with popular and up to date songs. Th'e unusual pro aram of three nets of vaudeville and the u"Unl rtin of pictures can be seen St the Alta today and tomorrow with no udvance in price--. What Is Uric Acid ? THE CAUSE OF BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL AND SUDDEN DEATH. Ever einoe the discovery of nrio acid I- ik. I,lt hv Krheeln. in 1775. and ! the bad effect it had npon the body, scientists and physicians nave smvea to rid the tone and the hlood of this poison. Because of its over ahnnrbincn in the system it canst i backache, pains here and there, rheu matism, gout, gravel, neuralgia v sciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis covered a new agent, called "Annnc. which will throw out and completely eradicate this nric aciu from the sys tem. "Anurio has proved to be 37 times more potent than lifAia, and consequently you need no longer tear muscular or articular rheumatism or gout, or many other diseases which are dependent on an accumulation of ono acid within the body. Send to Vt. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and Sur gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., for a pamphlet on " Ajiuric," or send 10 cents for a trial package of " Anuric Tablets." If you feel that tired, worn-out feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your sleep is disturbed by too frequent urination, go to yonr best dmg store and ask for Dr. Pierce's Anurio Tablets. I bey are pot np in 60-cent packages. Twtsi PiAmi's ntnntation is back of this, medicine and yott know that hut "Golden Medical Discovery" for the blood and his "Favorita Prescription for the ills of women have had a splen did reputation for the past fifty yean. Doctor Pierce's Pellets are aneqnaled as a Liver Pill. Otu tiny StcoaM PrlM a Doss. Cure Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Disiiness, Constipa tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangementa of U Uver, Btoinadt and Bowels. WHY PAY MOPX, WHEN YOU DON'T GET MORE The biggest value in an automobile at any price. 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