East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 10, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY10. 1917.
PAGE FTVB
FIRST PLACE
Ensign Coffee, 1 lb. package....:
2 Packages Seeded Raisins
Tooth Picks, the box 5?
3 Old Dutch Cleanser 25p
S Gal. Coal Oil, bring your can 85f
ou ids. mDie nan ,
Palace Car Elbow Cut Macaroni,
package
Fancy Mixed Cookies, the lb..
6 lbs. Pie Plant
Matches, the box
Eastern Hominy, i) lb. sack
Pork and Beans
Durkee's Salad Dressing
Gal. Jar Dill or Sour Pickles
Early Rose Seed Potatoes, 100 lbs. $5.50
l'jneapple, 2 tall cans 25
Van Camp's Select Beets 20?
Eagle Brand Milk, 2 for 45
has been awarded our store bjr
the house wife who uses our
economy prices, front week to
week. She knows our number
is
640
25e
25
65
25?
25
. 25
... 5
45?
10
30c
Chirardellis Chocolate, 3 lbs. 85; 1 lb.
30.
Dunham's Cocoanut, 4 lb. lOf ; V'l Va.
20 ; 1 lb. 35.
5 lbs. Macaroni or Spaghetti 40
Dill Pickles, the tin
4 Pkgs. Crepe Toilet Paper 25 t
Hershey's Cocoa, 2 lb. 20 ; 1 lb, 35
3 pkgs. Jelly Powder .' 25
Cauliflower 15 and 20
Head Lettuce 1 ; 3 for 25?
Loganberries, the tin
Honey, the comb -
3 Toilet Soap - 25
Folger's Golden Gate Baking Powder,
lb. 400; 2 lbs. 90?; 5 lbs. $1.75;
10 lbs. S3.25.
Table Potatoes, 100 lbs , $5.00
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If GIFTS
for the
GRADUATE
We are showing a beautiful line
1 of ideal graduation gifts, in
H Japanese Ware
Of every description and at a great
52 range in price,
11 Persian Ivory
22 Toilet Sets and articles.
ee Boxed Linen Stationery
E Crane's Linen, Highland Linen, etc. EE
1 An all new stock just received. Call ami see them. EE
II Economy Drug Co. f J
EE Hotel St. George Building 5
II Day Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718
LOCALS
Sb Advertising in Bi jet
UATBs.
Per llM first Insertion -It
I'er Use. additional loser tloa ... . fie
Per Hoe. per month 91. OS
.No locals takeo for lea tbaa Me.
looot S ordinary words to Has.
Uxala will not be take over the
telepbooe escept from Bast Oregos-,
la paid up aubacrlbera.
K. Alta.
ranch.
phone
skm.om woktii or orii M
IH KHi4ilJ--4 IX I.KMOSS
l H Aa-raiw Maoe one of lUg-t
ttalo on (lilnne Store ta
PIUMtKITKh. '
PITTSBCIKill. Pa-. !' - With
the seising of 1 1 no.oon wort h of opium
and other drug, and the rrct of two
suspect here hurt night. Federal au
thorlllea today aald that one of the
moat powerful smuggling ring In the
country had been brought to Hani.
I'nited Stiles Itevcnue Agent ttoyd
and a aqnad of government and city
detective nilded the "tore of Quona
Yuen ln ". 'h"'',
venue, laid, night, and arrested NIP
King, the proprietor, and Charles Nip.
ulegod to he the manager of the store
They were turned over to the federal
iiuthorltlea today to fare rharaea of
violation of the llsrrlson lrug Act
The raid waa one of the biggest ever
mad,- in the country
The opium la ai.ld to have been
smuggled Into thla country front Mex
ico In shipment of lemon. It '
found In trunks and safe Search o(
the atore alao revealed thousand of
dollar In currency In aeveral aafea
and ecorea of tin boxes and bott
containing drugs.
lltl.S IIII.I1V Tt IF.KKSI
tlMl WOKS OS FACK
Attention Woodmen of the World.
All member are requested to meet
Woodman hall tomorrow at 1:30
to attend the funeral of Neighbor f.
n Van orwlMll. Hv order of C. C.
Iy J. P. Walker,
clerk. Adve
A a to Stage.
For Adam. Athena and Weston
leave Allan-Ward Co.. at 10 a. m
and 1:S0 P- m. enel day. t-nona eev
for reservation Ralph Shatter, prop
AdT. '
Will Pay Yon Cnah
For potatoes, any quantity Alac
for eass. poultry, dressed pork and
veal. Pendleton. Fruit Co..
SSI. .1
Phone
Kteei " Free!
Another 1200 phonograph to
given away at tba Boston Store,
it In their window. Adv.
beV
llitfh School Mlssr to Appeal to
School Board.
NOHWAI.K. May . If boy can
paate flag on their collar, why ran i
Monroevilli- high echool girl wear
them on their cheeka and arm They i
are going to take thla patriotic iie
tlon before the school bord.
A group of the girl came to school
yesterday morning with Old tllory Ina hon,e.
miniature decorating places on their
faces and lower neck made con
eplruoiia by their sailor collars.
The girls alleared verj' lovely, set
ff by red. white and blue beauty
spot. Ijita of people said so. Hut
the prlncipnl ordered the flups re
moved. Keirrelf ullv they complied but at an
imlliiiWitlon meeting plann.-d to carry
the dispute higher up.
It Is rapidly being dcmonstrat
that the "divine right" of kings
nolthcr divine nor right.
A ptK., tor rent, 400
Wanted Woman on
307
Modern seven room house for rent
'in tarange street. Apply John Vert.
Wanted Good, clean rags, at Th
Ejt Oregoriian offlca.
Sewing by engagement or at home.
E 1 Phone 731M.
For sale One llaht auto truck,
iheap. Boi 12J City.
Attorney Coutta has money to loan
and house for sale and rent.
D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone
tS4M. Stand, Charles Co.. Phona 7.
-I haul your garbage and trash.
Phone 653M. 1403 W. Railroad at.
Housekeeping apartments and
sleeping rooms. 608 Willow street.
Two second hand piano fur sale
very reasonable. Inquire thla otflc.
Modern six room house for rent on
June 1st. Inquire John Vert.
Book audited, offlca work and
correspondence bandied by hour or
day. reasonable. Phone 10SW.
Wantel To rent modern I or S
room house. Notify M. J. Burthel In
care of Dan P. Rmythe.
Wanted Scrap Iron, braaa anl
aluminum. Higheat prlcea guaran
teed. Blewett harvester Co.
Children' hair bobbing a specialty.
Pendleton Hairdresslng: Parlor.
Wanted To buy good wheat ranch
In I'matilla county. Inquire George
Slangier. Pendleton. Ore.
S. l". Jackson sells wall paper and
linoleum. Samples taken to your
Phone 529-611.
For rent -4-room apartment to
couple. inquire T27 Garden. Phone
:w.
Iki you know that Estes & Frled!e
"Pell, rent or Insure Anything?" SI I
Main street, phone 604.
Pliper-six HOdson for sale. Run
L'unn miles, imiuire Hum Machine
hop.
For rent 4 room house with rh.
electric lights and telephone. Fuml
ture for sale cheap, til unruen i. I -Mel
Mattress making, furniture repair-! Agent to hamlle the Smith Form-a-
ing. upholstering, called for and deliv- j tyuc only takes small capital to
rd. city or country. I. Dow Bros.. J handle. Big profit. For particulars.
tl Beauregard. Phone l7J. address H. K. Griffith, care. Hotl
Call Penland Bros, van to move your l i,M1dieton.
candy
REMONSTRANCE MADE
. TO PAVING E. WEBB
SUniaturcs of 6.U Per Wit of Prop
erty owners ejrjtret; No Action
Taken on pbief of Police Appoint
ment. A remonstrance to the proposal to
pave East Webb street from College
to Court waa filled with the council
last night. It contained the signa
tures of property trwnera representing
7.34 per cent of the property Involv
ed. However, signature representing
3.79 were removed, leaving 69.55 per
cent. Whether or not the council will
recognize this aa aufflclent to hold up
proceeding remain to be seen. No
action waa taken last evening, but the
council has pledged itself to recognize
a 6 2-3 per cent remonstrance.
Hids were received last evening for
the paving of Madison street from
Jackson to Wilon and Willow street
from Court to Webb. The Warren
Construction Co. was the only bidder.
The Madison street bid was r,194i7
and the Willow street bid (4176 30.
It was reported af the meeting last
evening that the proposition of re
placing the brick at railway Growings
on paved streets wun stone dukm o
being considered.
A petition wis presented lasl even
ing for the Installation oi a lire aifino
box at the corner or Hlaine ann
Wanhington. U wan referred to the
fire committee.
Though Mayor Hest brought, up trio
matter of naming a succe,r to, o-j
late chief of Police Nash, no action
naa taken, the council ahowm
rleslre to be in a hurry. The
ited there were many applicants..
ins n-J
ntayur
For rent Furnished room, phone
2S-W. "
For sal" One baby' bed. 1; on;
baby buggy, $5; one nign-oven ga
range. $12. Apply 211 West Webb.
Phone 727W.
Lout set of side curtain for rU
Huick. Lost between Pendleton and
Helix Cunday. Notify or return to
Oregon Garage.
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
FF.VTUKK I1LM8 TODAY.
Pastime Genevieve
In "Tangled Lives."
Alta lidith Btorey In
land of Regeneration.
Hamper X
"The Is-
Cosy Violet Mersereati
"Little Miss Nobody."
Arcade Dark.
in
llitlow Today. I
William Fox In presenting tod.i."
at the l'antfme a film version of the
trials and tribulations of the modern
society woman featuring Genevieve
Hamuer. The picture is called "Tan
gled Uvea" and I one of the ngyiit
noteworthy achievement lately front
the Fox studio. In addition will al.se
be shown a Foxfllm Comedy in two
acts called 'The Film .Spoilers" with
Charles Conklln.
1.ITTI.K MISS XOBODV.
Weir hoomi Favorite-. Violet Mewr-
con at Hie " Today ami To.
morrow.
This IJluetiird Photoplay, writtei
by two well-known newspaper m'
and magazine writers, Alfred Solmo
and Robert F. Rodin., was adapts
for the screen by John C. Browne
and produced by Harry Miliarde. I
gives Violet Mersereou oneofthemor,
congenial parts she na ever had an
has been pronounced by the profess
ional critic who have Been the ad
vance showings, a "sure winner." Tt
tell the story of a little waif. broui;ht
up to drudgery In a mountain roao
houe, of her unexpected and romantic
change, of the plan against her hap
piness, and of the exciting results of
her innocent plot, which nearly end
a tragedy.
MTA YhQa.ro
Thursday day only
Cyrus Townsend Brady's
rXIQl'B ROMAjrCK
The Island of
Regeneration
IX SIX P.lllTS WITH
Edith Storey, Antoilia Moreno
.VXD ItOKKY T'EI.I.V.
MliST-FVTHK XKWS tl.l. TIIK IeTK
AI.S A 'fl.fcVKIt ton.iv.
WAIl XFAvS.
OE3
. ' - r t h m
jvvsxi' ii I III nuii hi- ui
njj rr'URSDAY-FRIDAY TUORSDAK-fRlDAY
'IS , . : 5 S DOITII.K FOX Bill- t
'i i S BLUEBIRD dill H"
d W. way suy3!8 m ii
9.
In a ch'-trmlng comedy drama, the
scenes of which were mostly laid m
Ireland. Marie- Doro will be seen at
the Alta on Friday and Saturday In
the Jesse L. Ijisky production "Cas
tles for Two " a story written especial
ly for the star by Beatrice De Mills
and I.eiKhlon Osmu.n The theme Is
unusual in Its charm and action and
the uar is surrounded by an excellent
cast which is he ided by Blllott Dexter
and Includes Mayme Kelson. Lillian ,
Lelshlon. H. B- Carpenter. Billy Klmer ;
Jane Wolff. Harriett Sorenson and
others. I
POWDERLESS FACES,
rj
THREAT IN FRANCE K
Violet Mersereau
j ix"
"Little
Miss
2
4
to
D
do
Nobody
Genevieve' Hamper
11'HHCLED
II LIVES"
5 ; O story of at woman igr-nrratlon
TelUng tbr story of a little alf
hrongbt up to drudgery
mountain road houxe.
in
IVinUI IIHIKBV
Charles Conklln In
Bond Clothes
115 to 135
Here vou will find dash and ginger
clothes. Clothes that are distinctive and
progressive. Clothes that the designers
had you fellows who want to stay young in
mind when they designed them. Clothes
that the cloth buyers had you in i mind when
they selected the fabrics. Clothes that we
had you in mind when we bought them.
We believe we are showing the greatest
array of clothes ever shown in mis yriiiiu.
rr.i; invitatinn to come in and
l ii in in . .. , .
browse around.
Do Ton Wane a Home?
Do you want a home f If so, I will
sell yon a lot and yea can build
yourself, or I will sell you the lot and
Huild th home for you snd give yon
erms on the same. A. H. Cos
(Adv.)
Xotloe.
We wish to advise the Insuring pub
lic that Geo. W. Ooutt has been ap
pointed the exclusive agent for that
part of Umatilla county heretoore
represented by W. H. Kellogg, it will
le to your advantage to see Mr. t'outts
alntut grain or other insurance.
OKKUON FIRE R RUEF ASSOCIA
TION". W. C Hagerty.
See. Adv
Klk Notice,
Pendleton Lodge 28. B. P. O. K
will initiate two candidates tonight
Refreshments and social ealon will
be extra special. Roy W. Ritner. Vfc
alted Ruler. Adv.
Parieiennes Panic Stricken
Over New Rule Restricting
Uses of Rice.
PARIS. May 4. The new regula
tions prohibiting the diversion of
foodstuff for other use than as ra
tions are causing a tremendous st'r
among Parlsiennes. beet use they pre
vent the manufacture of face powder
from rice.
jerwnchw omen face an epoch o
shiny nuc, since the Importation of
luxuries is prohibited and the exist
ing stock are slight. They have al
ready started, laying In supplie. As
a resuk many hnp are 'sold out and
prices have been raased.'
It Is estimated there are 20.000.010
women in Prance and 10 per cent use
powder, averaging two grains daily.
In four million grains of face powder
there are .0O0 kilograms of rice. A
ration amount to eo grains, so th
women or France have been walstiist
lao.Oon rations of rice daily.
MII.I'S. jit.. woru m;iit.
IT'S A'SI'RK WIXXKK
Alr a Crarfcrr-Jat'k Uood
Oensrd)'.
51
The Film
H Spoilers
Fun
IO)
Bustlns; up the Movie.
I0E30I
PAT-A-TOJ-JO PLAX.
Continued from Pace 1.)
come in
We are just as particular in selecting
shirts and other linings as "V
i :M K4 This store is your neaa-
ICL Lll I K ' w v ' ' '
quarters.
Bond Bros.
Mew rwmplets
Ontfl tiers
PreMlletn- lull
Clottalera.
household goods. Telephone Also
bsgr( transferrin, and heavy baul-
ec.
For sale 6evrral hundred (nod
No. l second hand wool bag at 45
cent eacb. inquire H. W. Collins, 114
B. Court street.
Rooming bouse for sale. Main
street. In center of business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of Pea
lend Bros.
See Let Moorhoue for Insurance
Fire, accident, casualty, prompt ad
justment without red tape. Fhone
1(0.
For R' nt Sewing machines of all
maker. 11.00 Pr week. 4.x 00 per
month McClintoek n Simpson. 400
E. Court
Neat five room cottage, garage.
mall huse In rear. 1S0. Sma.l
payment down, bal .nee like rent Box
747.
For sale New and second hand
Sewing Machines. Singer, White.
New Home and The Free Machine.
McClintoek a Simpson, tM B. Court.
Oocheted samples for patterns
new drsigna, 11-tec, yokes. l.f. tow.
el ends. J&c each. Insertion, per In.
wide. 10c yard K. Hlnshaw. Salem.
Ore.
Umatilla oounty Itoneer Associa
tion st WeeJton, Oregon. June 1th and
tth. Vsual attractions. AU Invited.
Oeo. D. Peebler. president; 8. A.
Barnes, secretary
ladles l. irn to embroider your
I summer gown in the new machine
'embroidery that Is popular this
I season. Call at the SUnger Sewing
1 machine office. !2 tirt street, snd
I ee this work demonstrated l.eson
I given and pieces ot embroidery matle
I to order.
Oermane 1 trvlne to take
from the Russian Infant.
. BOSTON. May 10. IJetit. '
Velmn A. Miles. C. A., retired
ilay enlisted the support of Governor
M cCa II In an his effort to have his
son. dipt. Sherman Mile of the field
artillery transferred from his post in
Hawaii to this country.
On. Miles says- American forcer
soon would be sent to France, snd he
ws anxious to have his son take an
active part In the campaign against
the Germans.
much road now with the war sending
the prke f labor and material at
prohibitive figures."
If as contended by the proponent,
the double automobile . license will
provide sufficient money to pay. the
Interest, retire the bonds and tekve a
big surplus, why will it not be suffi
cient, he said, to pay for the roads di
rectly. Moreover, he questioned the
constitutionality of the auto license.
Aa for Improved trunk lines reduc
ing the mud tax. he declared the
claim was ridiculous. The mud tax
results from the hauls from primary
point, and such hauls would not be
eliminated within the generation.
He alo at larked the bill because it
exempts those counties already bond
ed from having to prepare their road
for the surface, namely Jacksor.
! Hood River. Columbia and JClatso:.
en. iThe claim that they are weaker i
to- Iter and should be helped he ridlcul-
I
e.
He declared that the reason )
many newspaper are supporting the
measure lies la the fact that they are
getting so much advertising from auto
dealer who In turn favor th bonding
scheme.
Evidently Jeannette Rankrn Is
, little Joan sf Are In congress.
not
PART OF THE ANTI SUBMARINE. COAST PATROL
wa -mf 1 j, i,n f' r
ci ir.," .
The submarine cha:
1-atrollina the New
ate.
Unx. of which Kj.s.im Rl.ike has command, is n
England coast o 1 the K"in for tiern-.aii suemLo, .
w up for rep.i-rs
Klisgn lk
a II.iaiI i:r
FIRST
IliDOLDiXE
WNBm
IDLENESS
THEN ,
DiscofiraiT
THEN
WHAT
o
SEE
IDLE
WIVES
The Most Remarkable
Drama of the Season.
It shows the How, Why
and Where of Things.
WATCH THE ARCADE.