East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 01, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES t PAGE TWO 1 ' 1 I DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY,' MARCH 1, 1918. m tm iiri Itn 11 ntfi iwi iiii iiaii atii M hi lit ' I'M i " I r ft i V' . If you want the best for the price, there's just one plaa in . Pendleton where you tan get it-The Peoples Warehous3 Oiif Showing of New Siueafers is Most Attractive This season the Sweaters are more beautiful than ever. ; Those made of brilliantly colored yarns fsuch as rose, turquoise, gold and purple, are made in the new slip-over styles, perled at the waistline to fit snugly. ; There are cute little breast pockets and large sailor collars and cuffs trimmed with " stripes in contrasting colors or with solid colors in angora WOOL Silk Sweaters will be as popular as ever. One sleeveless model in the new color, burnished gold, is bound around the V-neck and armholes and has an unusual belt in peacock greent ". . ", Other models are of the regulation coat type with large collar and sash. '. . Moderately, priced. , 1 ' Specials for Saturday In Our Dry Goods Section 1st floor $2.00 TO b.aO'SPORT PONGEES $1.49 Pure Silk; 36 to 40 inches wide; very desirable for coats, trimmings, skirts, etc. t This is a most re markable value. If bought on the present market they would retail for at least $3.00 the yard. Satur day Special Only ; ,' $1.49 $2.50 ITALIAN SILKS $1.49 86 inches wide; colors of white, turquois, -blue emerald, rose, coral and magenta. Don't overlook this special, it's too good, you can't'af ford to- Sat urday Special Only $1.49 $1.50 PONGEE SILK $1.35 33 inches wide; splendid quality; good weight; a quality that on the present market should bring about $2.00 the yard. Saturday Special, only $1.35 HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW "BONNIE LASSIE" . ........ APRON DRESSES? .... ' They' are the house dresses "De" Luxe."' Their crisp freshness helps to make house work a pleasure. Their bright plaids, stripes and checks, dainty pinks, blues and tans fairly radiate cheerfulness. While large pockets, unique belts and pretty collars are es pecially designed for women who insist on being as attractively dressed at their work as they are in so ciety.. "Bonnie Lassie" Apron Dresses are priced from . . . . , .'. .. . .'. '. . $1.25 to $5.00 : ''. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Bungalow Aprons 89c n AIMJAINS II AlttJ IS IHKIiAIXS RATtNAfXS HAHJAIS ItAIMJAIXS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALES DAY . Hundreds of Dollars worth of Slaving- Good HRrKuins will bo offered you on these two days. Pargains in just the things that will be use ful and serviceable. - - . . , - - l .UAj iisirrri) iV ovn 'hahgaix baskSient way" MEN'S SFKV1CRABI.K KI'ITS All sta-s: priced low. MEN'S SHIISTS AXI HAW Here's where you csin save. WOJIUX'S SPItlXG IMIESKK.S All at llurgllin lriccs. WO.MKV8 NKAV SKIltTW Snappy S'lyloH at narjtaiirPriecs'. SHOES fXR KVKHY MKMHKIt OF TIIK FAMILY KervUvahlo anil IrrH) ho' Priced at Bargain I'rU-cs. XKW HIMv WAIST SAM4 These Imritains Mill interest joii. filltlS IHIKSSEH ami 1 JOYS' SI ITS Clean Vp sale or these Itarsalns. TIIK BIG HKMXANT SALE IS XOW OX line of the best sales and one of the most important sales we have offered you this season. Silks. Woolens 1'ottnn Dress .mNls. IKntiostles. OniiM'ries, Jumasks. ii es. all In l.llx rul lengths. It Will l'ay Yon Well tojklsil Hie liaruuiii Ha--nient. SUGGESTIONS FOR SATURDAY'S SHOPPERS .. . FROM OUR "PURE FOOD SHOP" Cleanliness . ' Economy " ' Service , Do Your Shopping Early if Possible. FI.V.VON 1IAODIES Fine fat fish,, pound .4(H- WHITH FISH Pound . . .. 30c VIRIXI. SWISS CHEESE Equal to the newt imported, pound 7Sc CREAM BRICK CHEESE Fresh shipment, pound Mle MACKEREfj Extra fine fat fish. caeh. 15c to BSe '3YIHT An Extra. Good One the large air 1.35 RICE TXCR (Freshly (rround) sack .' . . J'. $1.10 PIXXERWARE: in set and open stock. HOTPOIXT ELECTRIC APPLIAXCES Grocery Basement. T. P. W. SPFX"IAL BI.EXI the BEST 35c COFFEE on earth. ' . FAXCY CHINOOK S.1LMOX I pound) flat cans , lOe T. P. W. SPfXIAL ni.EXD TIUS pound ......... . . '. . Jile and 85c GAIIKEX KE-EOS and OXIOX SETS Plant Your Garden now. LET A GOSSARD CORSET BE THE FOUNDA TION OF YOUR NEW SPRING DRESSES , AND SUITS. The success of your appearance this spring will depend more than ever on the correct cor seting of your figure, as the lines in the new suits and dresses are more form revealing than in the past. Those women who have worn Gossard Corsets know the. figure, improvement they make, and to those who have not had this satisfaction we offer the services of our expert corsetiere and selection of our large and varied stock. The new spring Gossard Corsets are all here, with improvements that make the already fam ous Gossard back closely rivaled by the new Gossard front. GOSSARD (FRONT LACE) CORSETS FROM $2.50 TO $8.50. We are also exclusive Pendleton aeents for the celebrated Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets. PENDLET0NS greatest department store Van??? WHERE IT w FWS TO TRA DE Mrs;1 Harry I.fndjr a na little Oliver. nr In Walla Walla for A visit at the home of Mrs. Leady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Oliver. ' MeninerN of the. rtesenreh Club en Joyed an rtfeeptionnlly dellKhtful program nt the regular meeting held yesterday with Mrs. H. B. McLean as hostess and Mrs. C. H. Norrls ns lend er "Mother ol Mine" (Kipling 1 rend by Mrs. Raymond Ilnteh, opened the meeting, followed 'by a paper, "Advice to Klothcrs" liy Mrs.' J. T. Richardson, a paper, "Mothers of Famoifs Men In Art." Mrs. Clnra T. Lyle. and a vocal solo, "Mother McCre.- by Mrs. Theodore Remliolt. The response to mil roll was also In the form of moth er's maxims, 4t the business session held durlnR the aftetnoon It was de eidert'to dispense with the outline of study and any and all refreshments and Instead the meeting will be de voted to relief work for the Belgians. Yesterday's assembly was concluded with the serving1 of delicious refresh ments, i t 3 the .house. 1 its The Civic dub ' will meet i o'clock tomorrow ' afternoon In club room of the Library. The 'Young Ladles" Knitting Club of the First Christian Church, under the direction of Miss Luella Spooner" and Miss Dorothy Lewis, will meet at the home of Miss Morton. 512 R.. Railroad street. All girls are urged to be present. ' Tomorrow Is Volunteer Day nt Red Criis hindquarters and a call Is nuidn I for ' he!er In the surjrieal dressing clnss. The equipment needed Is a whltr npi-Ou and head covciinir. '" " 'A splendidly Interesting and enter talnlns m'eetlnif of tne Spteerinktum Club -jras enjoyed Yesterday With Mrs J. H. Italey as hostess at her home on College Street. Only eiob members j were In 'attendunce and the afternoon j wns devoted to knitting nnd crochet ing: with a contest, lending added In terest. Mrs. T. X Tweedy and Mrs. 15. T. Avison were the fortunate contest ants and received as a reward a love ly b'nurpiet ' of pink weet peas and ferns. The next meeting of the club will be held, with Mrs. Mary Hoyden as hostess. Complimenting- Mrs. II. II. Ilattery who is leaving1 soon for I'ortland, Northstde Hrldge Club members will entertain with an informal dinner to morrow evenlntf in her honor at the home of Mrs n T. Wade on Jnckson st reel. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harolit Harnett, who have recently returned from their wedding tour, are located In' apart ments at4i)9 East Main Walla Wal la Bulletin. The Old Degree Team of the Re bekah Lodge will hold Initiation cere monies tonight and a large attend ance is anticipated. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, three miles north of this city, was the scene of a delightful surprise dancing party last evenlnir- Abotit 36 of their young friends motored out to their home, taking along- dainty re freshments and also the musicians. Mr. and Mrs. Jones extended generous hospitality and a most enjoyable ev ening was spent by all Owners of Ford Cars are odvlsWlo beware bf "countorfi.lt parts. " . It here wnm-o , mechanical nni""""- heeds adjustment hi'lri iiun-e service won ie i'- - i...i..niii All . ... - r.-,.i m u obtainable. Jt" give xne nignest ip.u..., ... ;- ,. M,))nr r0m- .w- tt. .. . 1 ani.niiM.i hv the ioo turn imiui um-.. . , lvn th. .er- pnny. You can not expect your wwu ,, ..., vlco ami enduraneo yo.i demand unless you have It .iiretl men cxperli'iiced In Kor.l met nous. ltltl 1MIITH, OM H AMI ACCKSSOIIIKR. . for by Simpson Auto Co. Johnson and Water Sts. U ' fPW.408 IW.ilAR!9'! ! I f . ' , Genuine Rock Springs Coal . " "The Cleanest Coal in the World". . ' ; Mined in the Heart of the Rock Springs District. The Standard for 40 Years BURROUGHS & CHAMBERS Inc. ' 550 Main Street. E. 0. Bldg. j', Thursday Afternoon Club members met yesterday with Mrs. W. D. lie Nary at her attractive home and en- Joyed an afternoon of Red Cross work lnterspersd with a number of de lightful readings and musical num bers. Dainty Hoover refreshments concluded the afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Owen presiding at the coffee-urn-. KEEP LIVER PVE AND BOWELS CLEAN WITH "CASCARETS" A ' Altitudes in Kaii-as. ..The highest - point In the SHE COULD NOT STAND. OR WORK v-v- - . - . . .. But LjJU L PbUun's Vege if Uble ComponnJ Restored Her , Healta and Stopped Her Pains. Kansas thus far determined' nnd , results of the work of marked by th -United -taCe.s Oeologl- . in J-Cnnaflu from lSt-6 t cal Purvey, dpartment of the Inter-:' alve. ior, la about 1 '1 miles southwest of yracijje and In 3522 feet above mean wea level. A still higher point, how ever, efttablfxhed by the United itates coat and OefK?etic fnrvey. in tin the Kanaas-t'olorado State line, Jt north of the Union Pacific Railroad trark; itB elevation In 376 feet. The abso lutely exact elevations of these point others marked by are shown in the ur- I I r- i t leveling; sent the levations to the nearest foot t 1!M3. inclu- i aR determined toy the levelmen, the j bulletin Rives the exact elevation of This bulletin Is one of a series of ach point so marked to thousandths similar reports published by the poo of a foot. The highest point In Kan lgical survey and should be of great : sas not marked Is shown on the value to surveyors and engineers who j Cheyenne Wells topographic map. ft havev occasion to use bench-mark is in latitude 3ft degrees 422 minutes, and abotit 600 bench marks. vcys bulletin 07 1, which contains the 'stamped on the bench elevations In laying out railroad or ot her lines, where accuracy of ele vation la necessary. The report Is. in fact, a guide to the, bench marks that have been set 'by the government en gineers, for while the numbers a repre- as i'ortland. InL "I had a dimlaee- fejtnt uid euiTered ae badly from it that i 4i : . r I, I at times 1 could not V' , ! III he on fi, ml .11 1 was all run down and so weak I could not do my house work, was nervous and could not lie down at nie-hti I Vtook treatments . fmni fitiviixion knt 'y M r . j .... i .... . lj they did not help me. , jFinkhsm's Vege- f:r)'7:' K tte tximpouna. 1 uieu ana now i am strong and well again and do my own work and I iiiie Lydia E. Pinkfiam's Vegetable Compound the credit." 14 r. Josephine Kimblc, &30 West JUce St., Portland, lnd. : Thousands of American women give -,ihiS famous root and herb renu-dy the rdit for health restored as did Mrs. Kimble. .' Vat helpful supf estions in refrard to -such suments women are asked to write t I.ydia t. Pinkham Medicine Co., -Lynn, alass. The result of its long , experience is at your service Coming .. V Madame Melba ', A-SrilSTKI) IIV r ;. . ,i I - MISS STELLA TOWEltr SOPRANO -MONS. FRANCIS DE BOURGNIGNON, Pianist KEYLOR GRAND Either 12th, 13th or 14th of March. Hour. S3.0O: llak-onr, :i.OO, 2JM and S2.04I: ( nnwrved Seatn Sl .lo Thenff prices do not include .jcovernment tax. Mull orrterii now. tnii check or rno'ney order anrl -elf flddr.ed stamped envelope to Mr, ilarie fatron, tirnnd Hitel, Walla Walla. "n. or phone Malen Utirnett. .Hn., IthlK. 3S, or I'enlleton Hotel Saturfl:iy nixl Hundav. i lonRltude 102 degrees 2 minutes, und I itH elevation above mean sea level U about 41.15 feet. The sreater use that Is made ot the results of the work beins carried on by the government the greater will be the benefit to the people. Tin BeoloRlcnl survey is doing Its lilt in this work by freely supplying- the da ta It obtains, and until the edition of Bulletin 571 Is exhausted n copy will be sent on request to the Hirer-tor of the Survey at WashltiRton, I). ('. The survey will also be clad to sup ply, on re(ne1(t. a small index map showing the published mups covering parts of Kansas nnd list Insr the pub lication that are available on the geology, mineral resources, nnd wa ter resources of the state. The . following- Interesting program will be presented tonight at th meet ing of the Washington school parent- teacher circle. Talk by Judge o. W. Phelps on the "Junior Ked Cross; talk by Mrs. W. I. McNary on "Lay etts Work;" ' Instrumental solo. Miss Wattenburjier: vocal solo. Miss Ja cobs, and instrumental solo. Miss Ma rie Temple. A collection will bo ta ken Charles Hynd Is down - from his home at t'klah. Frank Janes of 'Umatilla Is spend ing the day in Pendleton. W. It. Rickey of Echo was up from his home last evening. P. M. Horner of Pilot flock was among the visitors In the city yester day. Italph C. Walpole and Frances walpole or Irrlgon are registered at the St. George. Host When Itlllnus, Hlclc. I liuidarliy. Constipated, or for llnd llrcuth or Sour Stomach. Ho cheerful! Clean up Inside to night und feel fine. Take Casrarets to liven your liver and clean the bowe's und stop headaches, a had cold biliousness, offensive breath, coated tongue, sallnwness, sour stomach and gases. Tonight take Casrarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing- yon ever experienced. Wake up feeling grand everybody's doing it. Casrarets '.est laxative fur children also. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. filcasnn Pendleton visit) t P. Stewart nnd of Walla Walla are rs. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always be a the Sisoaturc 01ERLAND LIGHT FOUS - In thfwe time of ruttlonsM 4merRmcy U behooves tm ' to economize. To economise do not mean to b inlnerly, but to epena wisely. -o iuini a motor car w should Kend wlHrly. M nhouM tmy n cur thnt will Rive us all the nntaKt-K of a motor cr nt a conwltent price. Th prirfl ran he too low an well as too hiKh. uiih hut one excepdon the Overland factory buihU more I aiitonininlea than any othtT factory tn th world. It Ih for thta reuaon that yaii ran buy an Uverland nt the lowe.st oitsihle j price consintctit with fiialtt. 'all nnd thia car. . The liuht foifr Overland la an example; nf nu'h a car. It is completely equipped quality car ar a iptaltty price. OVERLAND PENDLETON CO. inaii rs tlvcrland and Vitl)s. ivnutiit .Motor Cars. 72a Johnson su l'hone 74 Pendleton, Ore. , Juice of Lemons! , How to Make Skin White and Beautiful Congressmen Discuss . i Legislative Authority ! Requested by Heney , t W A SI I r ,V( j TON. M a rch I Kra n c Is i Ifeney has precipitated a lively clia- ciiHsion in conpresHlonal circlc a a a result of his request for leelMatfv uuthorUy settlnv asidT the power of writs to at ay the government's hundu In necking evidence. on(?rcpHrnen yny that they must he convinced of the need for broader powers for the federal trade commission. Several! iy It won t do to open the door too j wmo. and the authority, ir granted the roues and beauty of any skin. It at all. must be hedged with safe- i ttt wonderful to amoothen roueh. red .euarda. i jiihandi. . At the cot ot a ainau jar. ui ordi nary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the moat wonder ful lemon Hkln softener and complex Ion beautifier, by Kqueezlng the Juice of two fresh lemons Into a bottle con taining three ounces of orchard white. Care should lc taken to strain the Juice through a fine cloth so no lem-i on pulp gets In, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Rvery wom an knows that lemon Juice Is used to bleach and remove such blemishes a HilldwiHw, fre kles and tan and Is the ideal sklh softener, smnofhener and beautifier. Jut try It! (iet three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter iint of this aweetly j fragrant lemon lotion and massage It; dally Into the fare, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help tn ' soften .freshen, bleach and bring out i I 5 That Kitchen Drain Board Burnett's OriKlnal "NIT-SINK" W11H ()rsiKnt.d cscrl,.lly a. a coatlnir for Old Kitchen Irln-l!o.-,rds, composition or Wood that have hccnlnn spotted, stalaco, mid discolored i It is a liquid, waterproof coati,,,,. very h,.rd nnd verv ton.h and provides a smooth white porcelam-llke finish thnt can ho contrn." tottm t'l"'"'. hua lnsurlnK the hihcst dea-ree of !!. Contract and Job Work Promptly Done. L. J. IVlcATEE The Practical Paint Man 513 Main Street. Telephone 158 I - . a H 3 -fc- M Wv