East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917. PAGE THREE I! DO YOU EVER STOP TO THINK The habits you get into? You call up the meat market and order meat and say "charge it, please," the grocer the same way, but when you go to the railroad ticket office, you do not say "charge it, please," (if you did you would not get very far). When you go to the post office 'you have the cash. Now why don't you pay cash for every thing, just get the habit, and you will like it. Peanut Butter, this is cood nualitv in air tight tins 25c, 50c, and $1.00. leach Preserves, in glass, this is the regular 35c kind, our price 25c Asparagus Tip large white 25c Strained . Honey ..in glass 20c, 35c, 50c Red CroM Syrup, these1 are below the market today 15c, 35c and 70c. French Pea 20c Jiffy Jell, 2 for.. 25c Spanish Style Catsup 20c. Cascade Butter, there is none better.. 45c Strictly Fresh Eggs, those big brown ones 35c Quaker Rolled Oats, the big round package .: 25c' Small White- Beans, 10c. Pink Beans 10c Bayou Beans 10c Lima Beans 10c Red Mex. Bean 10c The Dean Mom Co. PHONE 688 ' FARMERS INSTITUTE IS WELL ATTENDED MANY FAIIMKIW AND KOIO PKO. Pl.K KWKIVK VAIit'Altl.K IMXHOIATIOV I'KOM SI'KAKKIIH. t ocaiionai Teiu'lMvwi AmoHatlon Hold Hrxt Meeting; Mm. Henry llaunigarJiirr improved. UMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl: Attend the Auto Show and THE PENDLETON DRUG CO S. SALE AT THE SAME TIME (Kiwi Oregonian Bpecfal. WHO. Feb 11 Th. irin,.M t atHuts held here on Friday was well attended by farmer and many Echo peouio, who received much valuable Information from the, speakers. The addreaa by Judge Lowell of Pendle ton and Messrs. Umb, ReaMer and Allen were much appreciated. The flrwt mMtlnr ne rimmm.. . 'V ' Vocational Teachera' Association waa held here on Saturday afternoon. It- R. OhloUnAlr nf Per .1 .... ... I dent of the association, and a number of aeacher throughout the county were present. There whh nnlv aft ernoon session held. Prof. Rensler of O. A. C. made the leadlne- addreaa The exhibits mid. hv th. . A pupils throughout the school for the inixecuan or me visitors weer excel lent and showed the result of concen trated effort. Mrs. Henry Raumgardner. who has been 111 for some time la much Im proved In health. Mrs. O. F Thomson went up to Hot Lake near La Grande lant week for a abort stay. The steady downpour of rain which fell yesterday helped to put the around In fine shape for sprin work. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hammer moved out to the Ben McCullough farm on Meadows where their cattle are be-In- fed. Thejlr town residence will b occupied immediately by W. V. Howell and family. Frank Irvine returned home yes terday morning from the Willamette valley where, he waa called by the death of his mother who- waa seventy seven years or age. His father, who la eighty four years old, la still in good health. Mrs. M- K. Baker returned to her home In Pendleton today after a week's vslt here with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Hoaklna. ltd chard Verxa, Jr. spent Saturday morning In Echo with friends while on his way to Umatilla from Kamela. Mr. Verxa is a telegraph operator at Kamela and has gone on a short va cation to his parents' home at Umatll- MOTHER! GIVE CHILD "SYRUP OE . EIGS" IE TONGUE IS COATED ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini7 1 '' ' JW' , , w- .frw. i .. ' . "ii'ims us" Preparing Your Will .To secure the distribution of your property- in exact accordance with your wishes, have your Will drawn up by the Officers and Attorneys of the American National Bark, naming this institution as your Exe cutor. You incur no obligations by confering with us regarding this master. L J j . Miss lone Eaton rerurned here to- day after spending Saturday evening and Sunday at her home in Union, Ore. F.Hrl Rssejstyn returned to Corval lla yesterday after a short enforced vacation on account of trouble with his eyes. fluy Nordeen. signal maintainor for the O.-W R. A- N., was transferred on Saturday from Echo tto Gibbon. Miss Ullle Wattenburger, who Is teaching at Pendleton was a week end visitor here with her parents and returned to Pendleton this morning. Miss Catherine Pregnlts. who vis. Ited last veek with her cousin, Mrs. Joe Cunha. Jr., returned to her home at Stanflrld last Saturday evening. Guy Smith returned Iat 8aturd ly to Spokane where he is operating a Jitney line. He was accompanied by Arthur Dorn. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burdh'k. who Inst their homa by fire on Frldav evening, are now occupying the home of hMward Collier. : THEY WERE RUNDOWN How often we hear it said of a man Or woman that "they were rundown in heaIth"whichaccountsfortheirpresent sickness. For that reason it is impor tant that when you find you tire easily, a-hen your nerves are troublesome or your work is irksome, you should 'Strenfrthen your system immediately with the blood-enriching, tissue-building food in Scott's Emulsion which contains pure Norwegian cod liver il aud I- fr- from nlm'iol. SvJ a ammmm. SlualliH. N. J. H-SJ W tUfWiH, FKVfCICIKir. SICK, Mil.. lOtJH, t'l.KA.V I.ITTI.K l.ltr'.ll A.VD BOWK1.B. Children love this "fruit laxative." and nothing else. cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicety. A child simply will not stop play. lng to empty the bowein, and the re sult is. they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom ach sours, then your little, one be comes eras, half-sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath Is bad, system full of cold, has jore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See if tongue Is coated, then give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs,'' and in a few hours all the constipated food parses out of the system, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers give "Callfor. nla Syrups of Figs'1 because it Is per fectly harmless; children love It, and It never falta to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your rtrugglft for a 50-cent hot tie of "California Syrup of Figs." which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be ware of counterfeits sold here tset the genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind withjeontempt. BAD ROADS HARD Oil fJEACHAM WOOD TRADE YAIUX ARE ALMOST EMPTY OP roitn wood; otters cant GKT IV TO FEIsL TREKS. (Ea.Ht Ore won lun Special.) MEACHAM, Feb. 12. The whole pant week gave every one the Idea that aprinit waa near, every day being so pleaaant and the ft now met ted quick ly, but Sunday dawned with a light anow f ailing. Kvery one has now changed their mind and will wait patiently for Fprlng. The enow be ginning no early thin seaiMin la giving u a long dreary .winter. Wood bupfnera haa been poor lately owing to the bad road, she triage of earn and in mime place wood cuttra can't poKKfhly get to the places to even fell the tree. The yarda are al- niont empty of cord word, every one having wood, haa shipped It long ago. Measles haa broken out at the Ba ker hon.e. 8 miles from here, so It seems the little school of that dist rict must close for the time being. MIks Klsie Denm.rH is teacher and claims she haa only one pupil at tending. Oeo. Hi Kurd who recently moved to a ranch at Telecasot. returned here on Tuesday to get his daughter. Misa Vary Hilyard. who had remained here. Mr. James Haker went to Pendleton on Tuesday to transact business and haa not returned yet. Pretty New Dresses Dresses for Spring-, have a very prominent place among; other ready-to-wear garments. Being styled very becoming they have met with wide approval from thai most particular critics upon style, materials, being among the most prominent for the season. Newest Utility Dresses The newest arrivals in dresses for daytime wear are especially attractive. There are charming new styles for afternoon wear and some pleasing tailored models for street and business wear. Serge, Taffeta and Wool Crepe materials are used in these dresses, most of them have touches of silk wool or silver embroidery. Moder ately priced from $15.00 to $27.50. Hsiav W. B. Ross, our merchant, went to North Powder on Tuesday and spent several days there attending to his horses which he has pastured there for the winter. J. I. 'aaey went to Uh Grande on Tuesday to attend to business. John Casey. Jr., went to Enterprise -n Tuesday, to visit a youhg lady triend it is presumed, as before leav ing he shaved off his little Charlie C'hapltn mustache, of which he was very proud. Ben Martin went to Pendleton on Saturday to attend to business. Those going from here to attend the dunce at Kamela on Saturday piKht Hoot, Mon! Mary Now Scotch )liniMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIUlllllllllllllllllllV I Low Prices on High Grade i Merchandise . 1 Sink Brush Scrub Brush Varnish Brush Paint Brush Kalsomine Brush Horse Brush Shoe Brush Cloth Brush Hair Brush Stove Brush 10c 15c 15c 25c 20c 15c 15c 25c 15c 15c Stomach Gernis Corner Main and Court Streets. .TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri ONK KSK OP MAYK'H Hllm. FUIj kkmkty imuvks thkm Ol T l.l TOHTVIUi. Stomach poisons breed millions oC (erma thai eat Into your vital a, raus. n( tiaa Pressure, Indiceation, consit pstlon. Torpid Liver, Auto-Intoxlca-tlun. Yellow Jaundice, al Stones Appendicitis. Cancer and Llcers of the Kinmtch and Intestines, etc.. etc. Tmouands of sufferers have been re. tnred bjr Uayr's Wonderful Remedy, among them Justice of the Supreme Court, Cnirrnsmen. Doctors. Law yers. Bankers, Ministers. Nur,. Far. mere. Mechanics) persona of ererv cluss probably ynur own neighbors, xtomach troubles are due mostly to catarrhal poison Mayfa Wonderful Kemedy removes that poison, thor ourrrty cleanses the system, drives out the disease breeding sarins, allays inflammation and ends avffoiins;. Unlike any other remedy. No aksohoi nohlns; to Injure yoo. One dos convince ntKK book on Btomaeh Aliment Writs Geo. H. Mayr. Mf. (Item 1st, Chicago, or obtain a bottle of Mavr'a Wonderful Remedy from Pendleton Dra Co or any reliable ilniniM. who will return your money If It fall. If .. Hi. . . ' , ! ir ill' V. ' . -1 ; . : ! ' ""sry . ' "4 -a f fi' - 3 ' r , v - ' ''v: a . - I Vm a,si iiimimsiisi ssssi-kiiih ss.-mssji . saJ vere. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stickler. Mrs. Dick Hilyard. Miss R hod it Mangers. Miss Ruby Schrekise. Miss Meda Schrekiae and Floyd Hewitt. All had a very en J yable night as is always the case when attending Kamela s dances and the lunches of good cooks. GIRL'S PIU PITSU PUTS YOUTH IN CELL Twist! Biff! Slam! and Young Man She Accuses as Thief Lands on His Back. "It's an outrage! Banmaa Was saving to a crowd as th detectives approached. "We remember him," both detec tives told the passensera. In the Hamburg Avenue Station, where Hauman waa locked op on a charge of grand larceny, the police say ho admitted that bo waa oa parole for a prevfons Job. NEW YORK. Feb. g On the np per level elevated platform of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit at Myrtle avenue and Broadway last evening Morris Mailman, seventeen, of N 55 Varet etrevt. Brooklyn, put hi hand Into the coat pocket of Mis. Clarice Ounseth. nineteen, a stenog rapher. who lives at N'o. IS Oondwia Place. Qiieen Famous Wasli Heals SIdn IV T. !.. the greatest of skfn nateJfe. Vfll remove ttraoe ucnictitlT ud Trrmhlr otae akin mObctlon that turt nde joor U-e a banVo. That totoleraMe Itrhinc. bnrnrnc and dleomfrt will dlaapftear an ftVr tbe mtmgtc .nil Doe of thin rvtosMlr. It has eared many ra-e prynouBcrd mmr ahie and arlll roach your rac It will tak Jwt a frw mrttTHHita to sti is and aak m oat nnr exprrtrKe hmm bsB tn tbe war f aatlHHN cutomrat W want jrm to atT-a 1. I. D. a trial. 2-V. nOc and Ml. On. lone BKsny ba.-k unJ- the Brut bottl iHlf?f- ton. I. I. l. ftoap kf?ep yotir UJ. ASS). a) (UrUUS 11. M tn O ii n set h ami tfwxl t vyi t fs wrl-n. rave a jiu J:tu twist and Hau- i TT Tfe TTT- 15 man a on his back. v W B W tkm VAmmti l ( xiuiiiiiM Km it nig ippt, wnpri All!-! A(iflaile J(c Irftrnr of o. 1115 He- ! oatur rtreet. Mm Qunseih a com- I pinion knooked htm down a en In with J two well directed blown On the hea.l with a bcok. " A motorman'i whi!t! hroiieht I- BRONCHITIS HAY FFfFR tective.- Woodle and Kaufman. i - - . . - w-iiru home nthoi lAat tuaa bMRl lwa-arauMMtiy ; twcMtfal m cotitroUini diMam of tka HMe.ei, crfca iu for twttrron ymmn Hru aknw evmU Ks- twod MjJ iMof bmm. No Mrrooc. or karmfmi drnaa. Doctor, who bmm wtd it m tHir Dncn.-a. twin tnccm. NrmUa. i sua TAI.li.MAX a tOMpAW CATARRH ASTiir.lfi Suffered Fboi LUcucre ua Kidret Tbdubu fci Teibj. I E.,.cti: I ftnr Xrim-l wish to fell yoc i i 1 1 1 1 III 1111 1 III 1 1 I II 1 1 tlllK till tlllfl If i that I suffered from backacke and I : aianey imnoie tor years. 1 heard ol 1 Doctor Tierce's Anunc Tablets and I I j tnea them. Ihey cured my backache. ! ,1 bupe people that art troubled with I am sure they will not fail tu beorbu ! I loan sincerety, i Mrs. Gko. Dtxiso. . 1 rTn ww sytrA JcS. i 7 I Notk: Folks In town and adjoining I place are delighted with the remit i tlieyhav-eobtamed byusing"i4.Vl'AiC." : toe newest diKoovery o lr. Pierce, who " head of the Invalids' Hotrl and 1 tTROlrAL lSKnTtTg. in Buffalo, S. Y. j Those who started the day with a back. ; ache, stiff Icrs, anus and muscles, and an aching head ( worn ont before the ; day began because they were in and oot j of bed half a dozen time at night t are ' appreciating tin perfect rest, comfort 'and new sircnirth thev nhtsine.1 fnm ; lr. rierce's .nnno Tablet. To prove ( TalUIIII II lllll lllllllll If lllllll lilt I Mlllllllll that tins is a certain one acid solvent and conauers headaclie. kidnev in,i 1 bladder dineaw-s and rhenmalisin, if j !you'-e never n-d the "Amine. cut I.KT VOIR VI.,T1NK (.KUTIVIi UK nmcHs. 5 A corsage bouquet of violets In 5 a red heart boa delivered S PRICE !. AVD TP. VIOIJCTS S3c A 111 Vt'H Carntiena. roars daffodtlU. H tulips. 2 Buttorsrotrn bids fair to again be tow s favoeiie dellcary of tbe nation: oenna will be eagerly scanned for Votra broth, a of yore: tlie dust whk'k haa gathered on (be old bax ilke will be carefully removed, and ilnld rlbbona will oo-e more adorn the air of many bonuy Amerk aus If the .'nsnuer la which the spirit of tbe .leather haa taken hold of the Mary kfittd studio Is any Indication. I'.tery one has a-ii!red a broad uli h ao-eut at the lfc kford tilia where "Mai-y. Ms N-oot. b Blue Bell,' la tbe popular tnnc nf tlie day. this out and Send ten cents U loctie ' Pierce for s Urge sample package. This i will prove to vou that "A nuric M thirty - seven times mora active than Libia in eliminating nnr acid and the most perfect kidney ana bladder onr- Hr "T; K," i',rrT I rector: if yoo are a nfterer. r., to ro,T, a learned to ejattit ite. -It s a bra. nl . best druggist and ask for a ItHert bn luonllcht nlvbt fnlcht." and a r of Anunc.- Yoa ran no risk f.ir Ir. suit Is rreo,inHitly rewarded with i ; nerce'g good nam stand behind this cracker from the old Hit U doormaa , wooderful new dispnverv t ft ha lot All thN la brtMutbt shout by th. f .a ! iJf-P" J" e"nr for bit "tiolden that Mary IVkfonl n. suddenly o4 L JT- bich makes th turned Wh. Her -tfS . . renew- sor bver ill. All Or. Pierce fln.- a.wnnts for her late hsu medicine can be had in Tabid f.:a- f uattovslitv i "f aiail or at drug stor. S36.S-0 Y4a war fea j tmw aw f ( -with lb -aiav at vlna m L S rrlesjSs I f 11 rwu hr l-M IW 11 little 4wa as little m a t er wer ttstertsla Soar .... --. i . . ., r ' ' . rvrttnm wgtTK tnntv ria t .ngw am aiiv tn m ik n. eaimn. wtRRrx t mi hio nocint NoikW of r at of cty of