East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 09, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY BAST ORRGON1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON.
FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1917.
ACTED AS ESCORT TO VICE-PRES. MARSHALL
QOEOOO TIIEATHE
FRIDAY, Mar.
You may
he famous for
SELWYN'S GALE OF LAUGHTER
A Farce of Temperament and Temperature '
your cooking, or
just a "beginner
In Either Case
if.
1
now
ZL YEAR
IN
Prices 50c.
Seals oa Sale Thond.;, Marvti 8 IK,
A Usual Selwyn Cast and Production
Hong Kong Cat o
aK SOODIJ. PAMORa
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
mith Tray (Men a Bpectetty.
Boxes for ladles aad geoti.mon.
OPBN DAT AND ALL. NIGHT
Meal TVoksta. 91 Meaia for M M
aanlal Ctalekaa Dinner
Bendaye.
548 Main Street
Mast . O. BM. Phone
ARMAND'S
The only NEW
face powder in
tf past 50 years
Oh r?e., there are man v.
many kn.d of powders on
the market, but this one is
absolutely different from
any you have ever had.
The price is reasonable,
too
50 cents
KOEPPEN'S
Hare It.
The Best
Place in Town
to Get
CANDY
Is at the store "what has"
the -WHIT.MIVS" sign.
Nobody In America makes
candy like "WIIITM ASPS."
Others have tried, are still
trying. Iut they can't do It-
IIITMAVS" sisada for
the best
A bos of "WHITMA.V8"
CAMMH are revelations to
pr-ople wbe doa't knew their
goodness.
Tollman & Co.
11.00. 11.50
to A.
Delta Candjr Store.
GiRIS! THICKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
TUT THIS! VOHl HAIR CHTS
WAVY. (i)HS- AXD ABI NT- ' "
ANT AT ONCE.
, . -
To b possessed of a head of hears-,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fMTfr,
wavy and free from dandruff la sura,
ly a matter of lining a little Daater
ine. r '
It is easy and Inexpensive to aav
nice, soft hair and lou of It. Jas get
a 2 6 -cent bottle or Knowlton'a Daa
derine now all drug stores recant -mend
it apply a little aa directed aad
within ten minutes there will sVu
appearance of abundance, freshness,
fluffiness and an incomparable class
and lustre, and try as you wtti-yea
can not find a trace of dandratr or
falling- hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeka ase,
when you will see new hair fine and
downy at first yes but reatlr new
nair sprouting- out all over rear
scalp Danderine la we believe, tin
only sure hair grower, destroyer of
dandruff and cure for itchy acale and
It never fails to stop falling' hajij a
once. .
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is mo stem a.
cloth with a little Danderln and care-,
fully draw it through your nalrtaa:
ing one small strand at a time. Tour
hair win be soft, glossy and toeasrttrul
in Just a few moments a deUghtful
surprise awaits everyone who
this.
S-i!ie people half
1 "n epeaklne terms
consciences.
'he time SI
with their
not
own
i
i A man never knows how many fool
I ideas he ha until after he baltds a
house according to his own plans. 4 ,
True happine In a re fleet loa, of
the happmes you have given to oth-
"Kie-Yie-Yie! Get
' Me 'Gets-It' Quick"
X lmpr Make Cora F-.II" OtT!
' I Joints tlv VfTfr Anil rdu
Vwr arain !ll I n anj.ilitaa; far ra
but "i'rr -1 1 " I'm 2 drop- of 'Jeta-1 1"
on. and from that ; md t in com terla
to xhrif-H. lBtd of w fifing up Ilk a lit-
I aw "'.aria-It" a-Bad II W
a arr:
! f ! whit? tpnnc The It Uromum trmm
yw tsa- mn4. ri'MT b!lfti)ah! tf car
r mm ntt mm (lxGKb w d a slat cff
, jir hjuid :
Vaa. ";ra If t th con dtf .iwrf k
th a M'r -ta If U w4d tor mmmf
: liDM I ha a aajr otltr mrra rt-jjr aa aa
' U ?. Try It aud II ksw tt ra
and it lrre at - Tdat'a all. lM't am
nriaaft - f !'- 1 1 ri "r irocf aallUaaw
attd rva it -
I "fia It" la mM Trjrtjrfcar, 2V a
tl. or aat r--lit ' prk by B. faw-
i tt .4 1- i'rtisH,Hi' fwmiTTv-rVd M
th arrarM' bst -sra ra-ady Uf Taliaaaa at
1 w , atd I'endictoa Juroj;.
f
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I I
'4i: 'f : - A
s-uiivj-e owick Horesc trooper
a
Th Black Hone Troop of the Cul
ver Military Academy, Culver, Ind.,
acted as guard of honor to . Vice
President Marshall at, the Inaugura
tion ceremonies at Washington on
County Library
NEWS NOTES
BOSKS 10:00 tl 5:30
liC&T. 7 tl 9. -Sl'RDAYS 2 tl S
There were thirteen meetings held
in the library during February with
a total attendance of SIS. The. larg
est slnftla.attendance was on Febru
ary -nth when the children of the
first fotar grades of the 'Hawthorne.
Unoeln and Washington schools gav.
a'very eaarming Lincoln day program
with its present. Many extra chairs
sad benches were brought tn to ac
commodate the children.
Two beautiful flags have been loan
ed to the library by Miss Frasier and
tr. Schaefer and have fceen placed
above the loan deBk In such a po
sition that they may be seen from the
walk outside the entrance doors where
they are especially effective under
the electrio lights.
Lsbrarj Meetings.
In order to make clear the oppor
tunities offered at the County Library
for public meetings and social gath
erings, of various sorts, the County
Court Issues the following statement:
"IJbrary Hall, the club room and
committee .room of the County library-shall
be free to clubs and socie
ties or committees having for their
object the advancement of cotinty,
city or national welfare, or whose
purposes sa for the study of litera
ture, art, philosophy, economics, sci
ence or history- Public debate will
be especiaUy encouraged.
"If Ubrary Hall or the club room
are used muni, a uhhips.-
cost of lighting only will be made 01
rents snd 50 cents 'respectively.
"HAWK" H0LKE IN ACTION
V'
'HAWK' HOtKE
HV' Holke, the Giants' yo'in,
irt lhirtntn, who will be d?iet!-J
up to fill Fred Merkl.'s
sh-ei.
araai saiiaa. viims
March 6. This picture shows a type
of the Culver Black Horse troopsr.
The Culver cadets are considered by
military men second only to the boys
of West Point in ape-narance and effi
ciency. "Paid entertainments will be al
lowed at the discretion of the Librari
an but rental of $5.00 for either cluh
room or Library Hal will be charged
in such canes.
Library Hall will accommodate 2S0,
the club room 70. and the committee
room IS. Application for the use of
any room should be made of the
County Librarian In plenty of time
to Insure a free date.'
Monthly Report.
Statistics for February, 1917.
Book accessions . . : 80
Recfrtratloa or Header.
Central, adult '. 59
Central, Juvenile IS
71
Branches 10S
Total ; 174
Circulation.
Central, adult .'.-.-. . . .-. .191
Central, Juvenile 7A8
2779
Branches, adult 2057
Branches, Juvenile 666
Rural .School 169
289S
Total . 567l'
Books sent .to rural schools.... 51
Books sent to branches 58
Catalog and shelf list cards made 70
Meetings. 18. total attendance... 916
Fines Colle1Ml
Bit!, on hand Feb. 1. 1 917 .... 1 1 4.6
Receipts from fines
. . 13.85,
, . S8.60
Kxponse 13.46
Bal. on hand Mnr. V ISli
Itrntnl t olkxtlon.
Pill, on hand Feb. 1, 1H17.
Monthly recelptH
.15.0I
. .11.1. sr.
2.H6
Y"'
7-,
(iymmntvill
I wh'i-h he did so capably last fall af'er
i Merkle was traded to the Dodgers for
list, h-r Misrty. The plrture-show.
ll.(.Kr lu action at Marlin, Texas.
w
Expenses 7.40
l!ul. on hand Mar. 1. 1917 I 51
Branch Circulation.
Milton 589
Athens '. (60
Weston 498
Freewater 4.3 1
Hermiston 194
Echo 1S9
Adums 88
Stanfield 86
Helix 1
Ferndale 66
Pilot Rock 1
L'mapine . .
Total . -. .270J
"WASTE NO FOOD,"
MAYOR ASKS RICH
Extravagant New York Target
for Appeal to Bring Down
High Coat of Living.
NEW YORK. March . An appeal (
'to the rich and well-to-do of New
Tork city" to "buy carefully, to eal
moderately and not ta waste sny food
at all" was Issued tonight by Mayor
Mltchel's food supply committee Ir
the hope, it was announced, of reduc
ing the prices to consumers
The committee, of which George
W. Perkins is chairman, called atten.
tion to the needs of "the thousands of
people in this city who are working
on dairy wages or salaries or who
have small fixed Incomes."
"These people," the appeal said
"are not actually starving, but be
cause of the very high prices of fooj
they In most cases are unable to se
cure as much food as they really neea
They do not want charity, but they do
want an opportunity to buy a suffi
cient amount of good, wholesome
food at reasonable prices."
It was asserted that In many homes,
hotels, restaurants and clubs a large
amount of food la not only wasted,
"but In countless ease more food Is
eaten thnn Is necessary by people who
have ample funds."
COUNT ZEPPELIN IS
DEAD OF LUNG FEVER
tsONTK)NT, March 9. Count
Zeppelin is dead, according; to a 4
dispatch from Herlin recelvid ty
Reutpr's TeleRram comflny. Ac- d
cordtnir to a Berlin telegram
transmitted by Renter's A muter- d
dam corre-pondi-rtt, fount Zep-
Pl(n died yesterday aftemo(n.iit
Charlottenbunr, near lierlin, or d
inflammation of the ping.
WOMAN NOW IN
PERFECTHEALTH
What Came From Reading
a Pinkham Adver
tisement. Paterson. N. i.- "-1 thank yoo for
the Lydia E. Pinkham remi dies as they
1
huve made me well
and healthy. Some
time spfo felt so
run dovn, had paina
in my back and side,
was very Irregular,
iirci, nervous, had
8u h bad dreams,
did rut feel like eat
in? end had short
brerth. I n od jour
advertisement in
the newspapers and
r
1 1 . 1 1 : - v-:
dncided to try a bottle of Lyuia E. Pink
ham' Vegetable Compound. It worked
from the first bottle, so I took a second
and a third, also a bottle of Lydia E.
Hnkham's Blood Pcrilier, and bow I am
just s' T.C: ti any other woman. I ad
vise cvr-7 wt.:. an, single or married,
whaU troublud r. iiii any of t'ie afore.
aaid ailments, to try yoor wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and I am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles as they did me."
Mrs. Elsie J. Van ikr Sands, 86 No.
York ,SL, Paterson, N. J.
Write the I.ydis K Tinkhsm Medicine
rVv Icunfidi.ntjsl I Ivdil Masa if oa
'need siecisl tiiwice. -
EC Baking Powder
will help you.
Its goodness
recommends
FARMERS IN FINN
DISTRICT GET READY
FOR THE SPRING WORK
Some Retveedinc Will Hare to
Be Done on Account of
Late Fall.
(Fast Oregontan Ppeolal.)
There has been about Trur Inches
of snow on the ground and the young
folks have been enjoying sleigh rid
ing but now It looks like spring la
coming.
The people In the neighborhood are
getting ready for their spring work.
There will have to toe some reseenlnj
done on account of the late fall.
Mrs. John Korwola and children of
Long Valley, 'Idaho, are visiting their
Most Effective Remedy
Mother Had Ever Used
DR. 'AIJWFU.'8 6YRFP PRP8IN
iu-:urvi HABY WIIK.V
OTHKM M KIICI'K
FAUJCIX
There is nothing so necessary to a
child's health and comfort as regir
larity of the bowels All children are
especially susceptible to stomach trou
ble and any overstrain or the sensi
tive organs has a tendency to obstruct
elimination. This condition la respon
sible fsr much or the illness of child
hood. To relieve constipation a mild lax
ative should be employed. Cathartics
and purgatives are violent In 'their
action and should be avoided. Mra,
AlfredDu Bols. Mt. Holly, N. J., save
Dr Oildwell's Syrup Pepsin Is with
out doubt the most effective remedy
for constipation she has ever' nsed
nnd that it is the only remedy she
could find for her baby. IJttle Earl
was badly constipated during his first
yead and nothing she tried seemed to
help him until she got a bottle of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Fepsln Now he Is
a fins, strong, healthy boy, and she
thanks Dr. Caldwell for It.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin Is a
combination of simple laxative herlu
with pepsin, free from opiates or nar
cotic drugs; it arts gently
ithout
griping or other discomfort,
and ap-
ATTENTION to tho details of our
customers' needs is a pleasure
to th officers of this institution.
Wo are prepared to complete trans
actions in any part of the world. For
eign remittance are promptly execut
ed by mail, cable or wireless.
Travelers cheques.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Resources Three and a Half Millions
PENDLETON
SECURITY
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mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Darts and John Hants la visit
ing relatives and friend. Iroin Long
Valley, Idaho.
Mrs. John Planting la very sick
with rheumatism.
Klmer HenddrldnMn haJ just fin
ished banding hie- new barn.
Ben Hendrlckson la retting ready
to build a new barn oa his ranch.
Arthur Harala from Pendleton, has
been visiting his folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Pern Davis.
Government toy complications Is the
king the professional politicians pre
fer. If a girl works hard to obtain a
husband that la no sign sha will work
tor him afterward.
peals to children because of Its pleas
ant taste. Druggtsta everywhere sell
It for fifty cents a bottle, and every
mother should have it la the bouse
for us whsnevar occasion artsea,'
To avoid Imitations and Ineffective
substitutes, always be sure to ask for
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Bee
that a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell' sig
nature and his portrait appear on the
yellow carton In which the bottle is
packed. A trial bottle, rree of charge.
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can be obtained by writing to Dr. W.
B. Caldwell, 466 Washington
St.,
I Montlcsllo, Ullnola.
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