East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt, "- i.-. .','. Vl V'vOVVVl" eAGE TWO DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1017. EIGHT TAGES WANTS TO OltJVK HK1 "llf)SS A.Mitri.ACK in i itxxn Danish that Backachm IF QUALITY MERCHANDISE INTHE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES IS WHAT YOU WANT, THIS IS. THE ONE PLACE IN PENDLETON FOR YOU SHOP. WE'LL GIVE YOU THE BEST AND THE MOST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. ro Novelty Skirts IN SILK OR WOOLEN-MATERIALS. t These Skirts are among our most recent arrivals in our 'Women's Wear Department.' In addition to being novelties they have the charm of unusual beau ty. The silks are of taffeta or taffeta with satin in terwoven sti-ipes or of all satin in Roman stripes or large block checks in multi-colored combinations. The Wool velours in addition to furnishing excel lent wear, ere extremelv stvlish hponnsp nf TIpnsinr color combinations that must be seen to be appreci- aicu. Jiay we snow you. ' WARM OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS For your comfort. You'll sleep more comfortablly these cold nights in AutlnR flannel night sown. W orfwr for your rhooslns a Inrfte aaeortmont of styles, neatly trimmed with silk braid or made In plain style. All are stric My washable and tmarantwil for service. Our hitlhg- flannel gowns ure cut xtra Ions anil full. They come In all n!sfrom those for tils little lot to tlio largest woman. They Aro Priced From Q8c to $1.93. . We show a complete assortment of women's Pajamas. What about your Overcoat That's a question every man will have to answer before many days it's a question we can help you with. We're prepared with overcoats that give you the best style of the season; that are made from high quality, long wearing, all wool fabrics overcoat values that cant be surpassed anywhere HART SCIIAFFNER & MARX make them; belted styles; Ches terfields ; loosely draped models ; great coats, ulsters; any style you want and a fit for every man. $20.00 To $33.00 v- if; n 1 1 .V. I i S Mej r Mil Hril I 1 U I I I Copyriglit Hart Sch.a(fn-r & Marx t ; U. S. LIBERTY BONDS We will, at any time, X take liberty bonds in exchange for merchandise or in payment ef an account. FOR YOUR ACCOMMODATION Wft have tifre in Pondleton'R Orfatest Depart ment Store Sub Station Xo. I ot the L. 8. Tost Of fice where you can buy postal money orders, stamps, register letters, etc., stenrt parcels post packages, post your mall, etc. It's here for your especial ac commodation and we are pleased to have yon make use of it. NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Phop early, don't wnit tfll ihe last minuto nnd li1 crowded and hurried and (ht n iind thai n.mu one else )ias mltnn what would have ii.'on our choice. 36 IN.; VENETIAN iSATIN Guaranteed to give good, service. Excellent for coat linings, petticoats and. Itimona. Comes in tan, rose and grey with blue figures, which produce an effective appearanca Yard. . .$1.00 BROADCLOTH The kind we have is of short nap, soft finish, offered in all the newest shades, 54 and 56 in. wide. Makes up into the most stylish dresses and suits. We are showing several qualities. Only a few shades in some of them. The yard $1.50 to $4.00. SILKS FOR UNDERWEAR Make up silk underwear for Christmas gifts. We are showing several kinds that are excellent for that purpose. Wash Satin $1.50 Wash Habutai 85c to $2.00 Silk Batiste ...35c Kobe Silk 35c Blossom Silk , 50c GLOVES! GLOVES! Of all kinds for women and children. Wrork gloves, driving gloves. Keep warm gloves and dress gloves. Children's gloves 23c to 85c Women's gloves 75c to $2.75 DON'T buy your gown for the Thanksgiving ball NOW.; i Wait until well, we will lot you know when. PURE FOOD SHOP , "fiOVKflNMrXT I.ICFNREn" 3 Main Line rimncs. All 15. ( Ii-atillness Krn.i.xn.v MorMtv NEW PACK SALMON', f.ennliie Columbia l!ivrr S.ilnioii. One poimil, flat can. choice cut. ic-ially nici d li-lc; dim-il t ans S2.1IO VFW PACK SOLID PCK TOMATOI'S No. i! cans 1.1c; Xo. Z. cans, 3 for r.uc: the extra select haml packed 1!';, catiM !" .OLni:. UANTAM COitN', the W.. cans 2.!10: can i"c DRIFB PICAS I'jtci'llcut Tor sriu'i, jioini'l !"' "CIIOCOLATK SHOP" CIKiCOLATEN, tlio Mmons ('ilocolato Ktiop" Chocolates packed in mc iioiir.il ictlwfKid Imxci. ship ment by express today, the l;ox Sl-'HI RPITZEN'nlntf; APPLES, extra fancy qimlity. box -( DrrwoxsTitATiox iic. pint i: s rm it coi.ous ami f:x- TISACTS. Slcp in today mid try sonic or the delicious puddings. PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE THE PEOPLES WARE HOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE Hi -US ITS COKE! NO LIGHTS ON BROADWAY AFTER 11 ATinnt j- ' MIXCR PI FX l' -PPLK VIKti '! KAIKIN PI KM !! nt4HKiRY flfJi Home Blade Mince Meat Home of the Batter ' Kissed Crust Oregon Bakery 3 20 K. Court 8t. Thone 122 Washington Break the New, and in Few Night "Gay White Way" Will be Joke NEW TOHfC. Nov. 20. So long. Broadway! Yon 'wri a pood old lrn on1, hui you're about through. Major MltchPl turned off tho bonze fit J o'clock. Now Coal Conserve r fiarfleld, down In Washington, is turn off the IMhts at 11. .Mr. fiarfirld pronounced his JudSf me.vt yesterday in WatthJnffton, and It In to go into effect In a night or BO. Thi Ji?gly KId who do their ca!Uth-nics In green lights, murt nult workin all iiiKht. Th Rigunftc kitten Tte ltvard VJUhUh of humors are worw than the outward .Thy danger I w hole pyntem. Hood's PanmparifiR fradtratoB iill humorp, rwren all their inward and outward effects. It Ik the rrer alterative and tonir, whifK' merit hun ben every whf-re iifciblUiied. mustlay off. The beautiful cigarette HAW NO MOIi, SYS vari-rolored lamps have rotta, can the ... , act rljrht in the hanlt of the venlnir. , N'rro IJoiitcnatit h oniplnint t- And the Kenera! popiilac?. coming! "Washington j;uiratcd. Jmr.v hllnkine out- f'f hr!jht thatrPH into iriscloses. the dark hlKhway. jtun carry joeMt l flash tarn im if lhy tloit want to f t j VICKKIiCltr;, Nov. 20. Kmm in l"t. ' formation olitn ln d from looal a-i- War ronrtdeyaiionx, In particular J t horii Un and from th lather of Ji the rravliiK of coal, wand above thfs-th ti. Sandein, nejero licuietiant in regulation, of a zippy t hn-ioughfrtre, j tha 1'niled states iirmy. It appenr.i Fuel .Administrator Onrfield tiellevea (that the mmf lalnt niade (y fnndera Hia experts have told lilni ihrtt ;,u pcrt., the. war depart rn nt ir. In almost crnt of tho coal tied in ft oduclnK j vpry iri.stanc- e:aKerate.f. electricity to llgnt up th advert leing j Handera mid the Fi. Imi.i newf-pn-fllgn: ml;ht wri bo avel.' ; pem he had heen driven out of l.-t Total coal uKel for that purporo, ; huru after heintf told by white citii-Xiu 250,000 tons a year. Half of that, that "no niKpen could weir a mil 123,000 tons. form in Mlfalsftiypl that white people It Un't only the Orrat U'hite Way. na ,f honor." lie staiod that he The order effects every wtreet in the had fled after bavins been follower country, but Hroadway most. a mob to a negro resort in Leve" , ,, ,,,a street conducted by hi: parents. Home fdens may remain. Jl itei-i, mav display their nam, and lr,n ftither wa quethmed today, f-ut out hy merchants t. oirect cus- j He fraid he knew nothtn- of a mou. tomert to their places t,f . Iuisine9 1 When t h ncw iiaper statement v.a IrwIded the hikus are oi reasonable read to him, th elder J-'nndeis ptat slze may keep alo?hi whlio tho idac-s ed ; 'He done v-ne up clar and told are fMh . Kut all others 7:4". to It. dem folk innethinqr dat he didn't1 . tell hl la l-l'o' leavin.' an if all dat Thine you can't explain are en- ' happened to him I fho didn't know eraliy n"ne t,f your bntinev.y, aujway. nufin' about il.' i IM.W IIRY I UiHT Mi;VI.Af) t'omplcTlon fir l,ei;!sjiti;ro Indicate fct'4ditH Have .'iTajorio. TiAI.TIV'inK, Md.. Nov. 20. fU'uvvf V. 'cr)bbe, Htr.te f ti p ri lilt iiu - , i fit of the ant i-f.t I.Miti b':;r,to ol" M:i;t!;!ii1, an nou jn-eil today that the j louKiit- ;wll make ;j fij;ht in (hi .Mary land h-Ml::tur for Mini wide prohi bition. Mr. Cr.'bbf Silid Ihe ili-y' l.a. jjii in'Hrnfed mnjoriiv in iiu- le- i?Lit:il .'. 3 y 1. ,DR.lli.U13eNBCHaj Mrs. PlninlK't-it of Washhiston it hci thtiwn Iti the rostltnie sho w-)ili! ;:s a ll:t.'iii!K'r v' tlu' Kt'd rnv.s Mntni Autbiilanro Cirps. She hftpt'rt to li Kraiicp to drive nil amhtilnnec l"l tl.c woumltd. REFUGEE CHILDREN IN PITIABLE SHAPE POUTI.AND. Nov. 21. riiat v.ird xlnee hia arrival in France haa been received from lr. 'harlot 1 '. .Moure wi'il known Portland physician, who enlisu'd tinder the t:-d t'ross for er vlcn in the chilitfon's division abroad. The naibb'si. w'uhl that has j;rcelf;d hi.i eyes iacc he h.-m gotten iieiivdy to work, he siiyri. Is tho return of t lie "re part lew'" s-nt back from territory (cr-opif.tl by I he (ierman.--. ''The i I'piti't ies ;u e rt f iirnhiK tliroilKil Swlticerfariil at the rnle of limn a day." reads a letter rr'ived by :t friend hi I'orilaiid. "l''orty to H?) per O'-nt oi t liese r.-pati It i ;ik chlldren and peopb wle hae l-.-t-n wealthy before ih- war nttt th v are pftlftl to rte flit hy and vt-ririht cov ered; their own r-lni ives do not rec ctrnize them. 1 Kdon.iui i.ur. bt-i'oiae t Hcb-nce at Kvlan. Hfories A:l recorded. "The i hUdi-en's bureau o," the lied Cro-iH lr, estii bllfihlntf a small hoKftltnl i at Kvlan to ai;-!. the French Koevn- aient in the X''e;il tank, d lou.IiiK, f at hlngr and !'.( hi no- tne;e people tiu then dlsli ibiii ut; i.. dit'i'ermt ai t. of 1' iatir e. i !ai h peiB-io -t story !s carei'uUy recorded and ill ihe end, of the war their terrible tales may be m 'dished. Iii'a,t;iiie having yiir J jour food spit in before your fae for nlim month.! a nulioiial iuftult. Tno need of puirtotic tervit In, run e has brought there a stnnll Port land colony. I r. Moure speak! ' of Dr. K. .1. Uibbe liiiviiiR- Just i.rrlv ed, also Mins Certrude HlaKe, a niirne i rorn i'oitland. "Dr. . !st her ". Lovejjoy Ik hrre in I he children's bureau and Is dolnz very Rood work anions ihe wctinm In the factories," he writes. Unny pemnns sufTnr with baokaoh rf rrmruinff. They think maybe they havt Uiok j iaarraiflped fioiitionorvlM irolaliMtetold, I lure than likely the backache le due to j tl.t lr i.i(bioys, anil the timely uh of Foley i 1 IHney miix id just what ie needed for quick l:li, Mr a. J, 0, Milter, Ml fJifford Street, Byra j rni, N. V., wriuwi 1 autletwl wita kldmr . trouble and rboiiaiaiifnk 1 had aaefera back I ache uud full aiineruble and all uUyed oul, 1 1 buljl.9onieof Foley Kidney Pills aod after lakiivt two lMLtloj, 1 can fear my baekaoae i . ) !mo, mid where I nwd to lie awake niithta i vith rliuuinulio paloti, 1 chu now sleep in I cun i fur L. Fulty Kiduey Pills did wnoderfut ' lUinus for tne, and 1 reeommftad tkua U nil fjiy aci-uttintaucesaBU fneout. ' - For liftrkaohe,lain back, stiff swollen JoloU, , rLuatuallc pHiuQ, braUaclien aud uervtmiuaaa . due u kidiibj dijturdem, Foley Kidooy fill are quickly etTecLi?A, toolc, aud luost saUs factory iu result a, Try ihsm, ,r 'i.-xtd-.v..-. vc ro. each man nrrieMted will be examined as to whether he hun rejri-itered. The presence if aliened I. W. W. In the iiutler county field recently led ia the placing of al'med yen ii fd. BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substi tute for calomel, act gently on tha bowels nd positively JoUiev?rK.,.. . . u''v': People afflicted with bad breath find..' quick relief through Dr. Edwarda Oiive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated tablets are taken lor bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act pently but firmly on the bowels and liver, , sHmulatind them to natural, action, , clearirij the blood and gently purifying the entira system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits cf nasty, ei'ckenlnj. pripin" cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets withoyt griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula alter seventeen years ot prac tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with tho attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night tor a week and note the effect. 10c and 25c tct box. All druggists. QUALITY DENTISTRY Or. F. L I DENTIST. Rooms 3 and 4, Belts Bldg. j Telephone 523. , TRIES TO ATTACH EX-CZAR'S MONEY NEW-ynnk', Nov. 21.-Three mil lion dollars, I ieltir.fi ins? to Nlchola: rioinam fT, fi inner czar nf Htif-In. said to be depMidtt'd In hiw name in : several New ot U banks was attach ed today by Attnrney Iternard Xniun oers. on behalf of the Marine Trnnw portatirtn company of New Yurli city. The application tvns ianird by Jus lice licnedict. Na muliiTK nets forth that In 1 0 1 Tt his client tdd piipplinK worth f.t.fwtt,. an to the IttiK.fa'i .n-'Veriiment . of ivhh h Nicholas Jtrnaiit.ff w.is ho;ul U tl.iit thne. FOE YOUR HEALTH sake anil to preserve the wheat mtpply tiK IW.Vnr.XSTFIN'K V K V, P A Tt i: I IU ITT A It Y I'l.Ol'lt. it contains Jum ?nnuRh bran to regulate your bowel movement, without that bran ny taHte. IIoteakpB, Buns or Brown Thread. KANSAS CITY IS HARD ON I. Y. W. K A.VSAS, Nov. 2 I . A l ound-up of ihId.-i rfa I ori.ct H of the World In he oil fields oj' Ivimsas is to be nwiilii miiied lately. Kred I iobert !!. J iw 'Tirt atiormy for Kiuivix, announced ale to(l;:y. Jlore than f.o alieuetl I. A. V. were arretted hi 1 he 1 hit lor 'oiinty oil fields toda y. ii was an lt')f cd. The arrests tod.i" wctrn- made In the ."it-hilly tit Augusta by Mate and fed ITl! a Ken is. It w;:n a n nod need. A pmnllty of literature was scizt d. The pnrjiose of the yn Id:; will be 0 rid the oil field- of ihe mate of 1 mieslra bl.-i. federal officers k;iv, and, ARM AND'S Th only NEW face powder in the past 50 yeara T Oh yea, there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one ia absolutely different from any you have ever had. The price ia reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It. uiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii'' lifr,-V: 1 ALCO'M -v.t. m v ARROW forni'fit COLLAR co-art :35' WANTED MvcHt. Dresst Prime lijflit hops. . . .$15.25 per cwt. $20.35 Prime heavy hogs . . 11.25 per c-wt. 19.00 Rough heavy hogs. . l'l.t:, per cwt. IS. 2 Pigs and feeders l.'S.OO Pendleton Meat Co. I Telephone 146 lUzel St., Pendleton, Ore. tiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Dressed Wt. i.J;j per cwt. PJ.00 per cwt. per cwt