East Oregonian : E.O., March 21, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1918.
I IWS rores Or PlMPLETON lljj
Valley Auxiliary r'miiiiiMw
iTho Valley uuVcillary of the 'Umn
tllla County It oil Cross at Kemdiile.
thin tnoriilntr sent down a check for
101.40 which wan nottcd ut a recent
entertainment there.
jriuittei-H and the rending of Chairman
rhel'H report on the McIIierMon-l'en-land
controversy constituted about .all
that came before the council lnHt even.
IllK.
lion for further helping in orKanlstlnj?
Marlon county along stniilur HneH.
KIOIHklVlMT lOllliKtlllflltH 1'IOSP.
Itecrulllnic Officer Kwiirtx thin nior
nlnn received notice that enlistments
an Keneral storekeeper in the naval
reserve had been vlosert.
Spring lliw t onic. ,
According; to the calendar today Is
the first day of spring. However, the
same spring brand of weather which
marks today has been prevalent hero
for several weeks.
Hhllilliuf IVrnillw Issued.
W. I. Oadwa has been Kin n led a per
mit to make an addition to his dwell
ing on Hush street at a cost of $noo.
T. C. Mangold has taken out a permit
to repair his dwelling at 81!) Coalite
street and K. J. Murphy has taken out
a permit to put In a new front to the
Welch cigar store and the Know &
Hlmis offices at a cost of 1400.
First, Trial I ndcr Now fxiw.
W. IT. ItobbiiiH, who farms near
JOcho, i to be tried In the Kcho jus
tlco court tomorrow on a churgo of
violating the new stallion registration
law. It Is alleged thut the stato board
refused to register his stallion on the
grounds that it was diseased and that,
regardless of the law? he has been us
ing the stallion. Tho state authorities
attach considerable significance to the
case, Inasmuch as it is tho. first
brought under tho new law, and even
(iovornor Wlthycombo has written
District Attorney Keotor to try tho law
out thoroughly.
Hiirgical DrcHHlnif Class.
The Red Cross surgical dressing
class will meet Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Mrs. I.. 1 liogers In
charge.
W. O. V. rli-rk Itituriis.
J. I". Walker clerk of the local camp
of the W. O. W. returned last night
from a two weeks business trip to
Wasco and Portland.
Sulti'liman to FjiIIM.
It. I Illake switchman at Keith
left last nljfht for Portland where he
' IntAtwIu Inlnlni. Ihtt rnilrr.n1 onulnnpr.
Ing corps of the army.
Itlil Oil lvogiiii Street.
A hid was received last night from
the Warren Construction Co. for the
Improvement of Logan street from
Jackson to Raley. The street commit
tee was authorized to act to secure a
new sidewalk along the school board's
Property on East Webb Street. These
Pattern After rmarllln.
Other counties of the state are form
ing patriotic service organizations
along the lines of the one recently
formed In this county and are using
the Umatilla county organization as
a model. Recently Baker sent for the
plan of organization used here and a
day later It. A. Harris of Salem sent
for a copy of the plan. In a letter
recelveS this morning by the secre
tary he congratulates Umatilla county
upon "her foresight and good sense
In getting at this problem In a busi
ness like way" and states that he ex
pects to call upon She local organlza-
Xew Huh Driver. i
A. Donaldson has accepted a posi
tion as bus driver for the' Hotel Pen
dleton. Mr. Donaldson formerly drove
bus for the Hotel Pendleton when
yhen horses were used Instead of an
antomobile. v
Meat With Quality
Try our Meat Department for service
and quality. We are sure you will
be pleased Phone 86-
Pimento Cheese, 2 for 25c
Asparagus, good for the nioney.. 25c
Corn, 2 for 25c
" Sweet Potatoes, the can : . 25c
Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c
Kellogg's Bran, 2 for 35c
THscuits . ...7 '. 20c
ApeX Coffee in bulk, none better. 35c
Noodles, Vermicelli, Spaghetti and
Macaroni, package 10c
The Dean Tatom Co.
Grocery Dept. Phone 688
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To Attend K. of P. Meeting.
M. A. Ferguson, proprietor of the
Oolden Kule Hotel, left this morning
for Hermlston. Mr. Ferguson intends
to spend the day fishing In the reser
voir and also to be present at the meet
of the Knights of Pathias tonight.
Mrs. Milne Champion Knitter. '
Mr. William 'Milne of West Court
street has probably qualified as the
champion knitter ot Pendleton. She
has already knitted 25 sweaters and
at the present time is completing a
pair of socks a day besides keeping up
her general housework.
N-HNUSUAL 'DISPLAY"
OF EASTER FASHIONS
FEATURING AN ARRAY OF ALEXANDER'S- MODES OF RARE DISTINCTION, GRACE AND
BEAUTY. AUTHORATIVE AND ORIGINAL-M ODELS IN DRESSES, SUITS, FROCKS AND ,
WRAPS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. ALL NEW, FRESH, SPRING-LIKE AND CHARMING.
NEWEST SWEATERS
-"-'-New models that milady will tike very touch for out-iri'-the-open wear-1
$6.95 to $25.00. ) ;:"., ' -
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Woof and Silk Sweaters; new in- every detail of make and finish; popu
lar slip-over styles and belted coats; solid colors and1 combinations.
SLIP OVER SWEATER Ah especially attractive offering? new round
collar ; solid colors and combinations.
SPRING COATS Clever originations for street, motoring and general
wear $17.50, $20.00, $25.00, $35.00 and up. "
Models that show many delightfully different style ideas; fashionable
fabrics, .wanted colors. . . .
Tonkin To Southern Oregon.
! District Game Warden George Ton
j kin has been sent by the state warden
to southern Oregon again and the
ensea brought against Levi Kldridge
and George Done of Pilot Rock for
the alleged shooting of an elk will be
delayed until his return.
Kiuploymcnt Office Ifui j
I Already some CO men desiring work j
have been registered by Mr. Green at '
the government employment office in I
the Burroughs--Chambers office in
, tho Kast Oregonian building. Of j
jthose registered 25 have been given i
'Positions. There is no shortage of la- j
bor here at this time, says Mr. Green j
and he does not look for a serious
shortage during harvest. '
Many to irern.ilon.
1 Several score of local Pythlans will
bo at Hermiston tonight for a big j
Knight of Pythias session there dur-j
ing which the work will be handled by j
thei lvndletnn team. The cars leave j
tho Pendleton Abstract company's of- j
fire at 5 o'clock and all-desiring to go '
will be accommodated. Several cars I
have ulrcudy left for Hormlstuii.
SOLDIER OUTFITS
Complete in package, ready to mail; including
1 large' bath towel'," 1 wash cloth and bar soap;
all for 50c the package.
GINGHAM PLAID SILKS
VERY STYLISH this season, these make up
into dainty dresses and skirts. To see them is to
like them. On display in our ilk section-' . 0
new'dress gingham's
' A great big assortment of-fine Dress Ging
hams in plaMs, stripes and checks; also plain
shades; beautiful spring colorings. ,
. . ANOTHER SHIPMENT WOMEN.'S
COLLARS
" The latest ideas- of the season; styles such as
vests, long roll, buster and along conservative
lines. Made of Georgette, organdie, wash satin,
filet lace, etc . . , 75c to $3.00
FILET LACES
Offered in a variety of patterns and widths
with insertions to match. See theser beautiful
laces. ......
WHITE SHEER WAISTINGS
or organdie, batiste, flaxon, voile and the like.
Comes in plain and fancy1 stripes, dots and
plaids. Excellent for waists.
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Warning;!
Owing to the scarcity of skilled
workmen we would suggest that all our
friends and prospective customers
place their orders early and give us all
the time possible to produce a suit that
will be perfect.
It wijl he to your advantage as- well
as ours to order at once.
In addition to our regular high class
line we also carry the best .Eastern
made -line in the city at $25.00, and up.
It is guaranteed.
Tailors
Three More IHHniiientH.
Three- more namen have been add
eil to the list of delinquents prepared
by the local exemjiHim board because
jof registrants to send in their ciues-
jtionnaires. They are Allwrt A. Gmnm
of Holdman. John U Wall of Athenn
'ss und Albert It. Patterson ot Wahlnoit,
s re. Two more names have been
stricken off as it has been discovered ; the brand of weather here. and local
jS that Cecil McOonaM is enlisted in the Ifnns are hoping that April will bring
navy and 1 lor in Hauber In the 'army. I just as good baseball weather afe did
February and March,
Homnii in oui Niiexi.
j Mrs. Kdna Norton Gregory, the wo
man honvictcd of sending poisoned
F candy through the mail, was today
sued by her husband, Carl Gregory,
for divorce. They were married in
g Spokane in 1916. He not only cites
g3 ner recent conviction but alleges. she
Ef has threatened to kill him, has sought
to have him arrested on false charges
und has conducted herself as an im
in oral woman. Carter & Smytfie are
his attorneys.
v.-uiw of hia tpammatea and prt ao- thrown across' (he north end of the
i:limatcd. Ito Is nilifih pleased with (valley with a liarhed wire entangle.
ment imralellips the base, precipitate
mountain ranges to the east and west,
a death line to the south, and an im-pa-a1rie
barbed wired entanglement
along the beetling crag, but paralelllng
the summit of the range to the west,
Along the line of this last entangle
GO SO FARTHEIt.
The Evident Is At Ynir Door.
Divorce la Cironted. t
Jennie K. Duncan has been granted
a diSrce from Arthur E. Duncan.
illallpla.ver Arrives Here.
Hj As the vanguard of the Portland
! ballplayers who are to train in Pen
5,dleton next month, Corbert Griggs, one
3 jof the 'catchers signed by McCredle,
arrived in Pendleton this morning ac
5SS ompanied by his wife. He explained
feg that hfi was just marking time until
the opening of the season and decided
S i he had Just as well come on in ad-
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Phone 466
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3 a JToMAWr loeklmt (llfferentlnls on Xash rear drfven Iriirks
E i miike tliem Ideally milted to relieve the rnilixuiil of niiicli of the
j A. Hn-eillel "sliort lianl" wurk. They Bet tlirouth nliero other
E triiekn euiuiot B. Itotli th" ' uell.v ami the two ton eapa-
city IrnekH are unusually deiiendablo mid rftmnmieni in service over a
E ihtKkI of yearn.
E Nusli Two Ton Tniek price, elinxsls : . .$1875
Nash One Ton irlt", eliattsis . tl."
S, ash Quad price, elmssis
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Al.Ii XASIC MOTOICS AIIK KQl'l
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Bnilditi(!-ttp for the ' Spring Attack
at the Front is a Rood deal like putting
the body in condition or an invasion
of the genus of grip, pneumonia or
" Spring Jever" here .at home.
At t)iis time of the year most people
suffer from a condition often called
Spring Fever. They feel tired, worn
out, before the day is half thru. They
may have frequent headaches and
sometimes "pimply" or pale skirt and
white Hps. The reason for this is that
during the wintertime, shut up with
in doors, eating too mnch meat and
too little green vegetables, one heaps
fuel into the system which is not burned
tip and the clinkers remain to poison
the system a clogging op of the
circulation with inactive liver and bid
jievs. Time to put yonr house in order.
For an invigorating tonic which will
clarify the blood, put new life in the
body, sparkle to the eyes, and a
whiili'some pkin, nothing does so well
as a glyceric herb extract made from
Golden' Seat root, Blood and Stone
root, Oregon grape root, and Wild
Cherry batk. This can be had in con
venient, ready -to-use tablet form at
all drug stores, sixty cents, and has
hon sold for the past fifty years as
IT. Tierce's (ioklen .Medical Discovery,
lly reason of the nerves feeding on
tile blood, when the blood is pure
the nerves feel the effect, and neuralgia
or other nerve pains disappear be
cause such bain is the cry of the starved
nerves for food. When suffering from
backache, frequent or scanty urine,
rheumatic pains here or there, or that
constant tired feeling, the simple way
to Overcome these disorders is merely to
obtain Dr. l'icrce's Anuric from your
druggist. In tablets, sixty cents.
Pendleton proof is what you want i s
and the statement of this highly re- i
ment was where the government wasspected resident wll banish all doubt: :s
askel to open a road so that the chick- j
If. S. nanee Called Off. j Pn9 may safely reach their roost and! G. W Knight, retired farmer. 91". ;s
The dance advertised Tor tomorrow j unbnnn herds of mountain . goats , E- Court St., says: "For the past s
evening in the high school has been travel to browso upon the daisies and ! eight or ten years I was troubled;
cancelled, it was announced today, buttercups bevond. i ov mv back. Sometimes T had pains ( S
Your'eommittee concluded the en- across niy kidneys and m my loins.
glneering feat was too difficult for I and sides. Af such times my kid-jS
modern science and that, as the Inca- j neys bothered me and I had to get up.Z
engineers who constructed the dizzy ; often at night to pass th, kidney se-jS
trails across the Andes are all dead cretions. The secretions were highly j s
and the art a lost one, that the pro- j colored and contained a brick dust iS
Jeer In Impracticable. lke sediment. Doan's Kidney Pills ; j5
Your commute, being modest, blush-, relieved the backache and the pains j 3
es to mention everything It saw in that had annoyed me and cleared up5
this valley and along these mountain , the kidney secretions." (Statement iS
sides and, as it is afflicted with sen- given May 17. 1910.)
sative alractories. it has determined. 1 i S
If ever visiting this vicinity again, to j n May 15. 1916. Mr. Knight said:
, e mnk I "I S'ad'y confirm every word of my is
In conclusion your committee re- i ' orT statement concerning my ex
command., suspension of hostilities Perifnee with Doan's Kidney PI!U.
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WH1 PAY THE PEl)-' I '
DLER TWICE THESE 1
PRICES?
Puts Vp liond.
Charles Miller, charged with assault
ing another man with a knife, has
gained his liberty by putting up a
J1000 bond.
Liberty Loan Meetiiur.
The county-wide meeting for the
discussion of the Liberty Loan cam
paign will convene tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock in the Comemrcial asso
ciation rooms and probably continue
most of the day. Anyone interested
and particularly members of solicit
ing committees are asked to be present.
IIOY LEAVES HOME
Paul If you will let your heart brok
en parents know where you are so
they will know that you are well you
may stay where you are If you so desire.
CONTROVERSY IS
PRODUCTIVE OF
CLASSICAL GEM
Shades of the immortal Shnkespere!
What Is the art of fine writing com
ing to wheji a neighborhood controver
sy over a fence, a' projected road and
i manure pile can Inspire such a pro
file person as the chairman of the
itreet committee, who is more plum
ber than poet, to break out in such
classical report as he .submitted
Inst evening to the council over his
signature. Take not our word for its
character but read It yourself, this
iem of aldermniiia literature
This Is the way It is Inscribed oil the
records:
lleport of the street committee on
Penlnnil vs. M'Pherson. o. H. Huff,
intervener.
To the City "f Pendleton:
Pursuant to directions from the
mayor and common council, your
street commit lee. that is what was
left of It. the bucolic member being
tbsent, the other permanently dlsabl
"d by verbal Bombardment, hut the
body and soul of the committee,- con
sisting of the chairman, climbed to an
eminence near the st-ene of recent
hostilities' ut the junction of High nod
uri. streets and discreetly keeping at
l safe distance, gazed down Into the
valley "where angels fear to tread"
as everyone there like the bolshevikl
wears bristles.
Your committee from this point of
observation beheld tho earth works j
You can save: money By buy- 3
Ing your stocK tonle at this 3j
store. Instead of paying . the
peddler fancy prices for goods "Sg
of unknown quality. Look at S
this price for that old reliable
and guaranteed stock conditl- Tt
oner and worm expel ler.
Dr. Hess Stock tonic 3
25 lb. Pail Cost $2.23 I
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H We also hand let 3
s r. Heed Dip andf IMsinfecifnnt. 3
S Dr. Hcsa Poultry panacea. g
Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer. S
there until the present war is over
and that the property owners cele
brate as a national event "Clean-Up
Day" with fitting ceremonials and that j
as fire Is a great purifier, not to be j
sparing in its use, and in the future
to raise more praden and less - . i
Respectfully submitted. j
D. D. PHELPS, Chairman. I
Tho report, received amid much j
chuckling, was adopted as read and !
means that the proposed road down
the south hill gulch will not be buflt ',
and that there will probably be a
fireneral cleaning up of the premises.
The report resulted from a complaint
laid before the council a week ago by
Harvey M'Pherson relative to a con
troversy between his family and coun
cilman Penlnnd.
Whenever I feel in need of a kidney ,
medicine, I take Ioap's Pills and j
they always do me good."
Price 0c at all dealer!. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney pills the same that
Mr. Knight had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. T.
Tallman O do. I
' Leading Druggist. 3
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Try Musterole. See How -Quickly
It Relieves
You just rub Musterole In briskly, and
usually the pain is gone a delicious,
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Mtisterole is a dean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustnrd. Use it instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and norsca use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you v.-hat relief it
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, I
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleunty, rheumatism, lumbago, pains ant'
aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore '
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,
colds of the chest (it often prevent
pneumonia). Always dependjble. ,
30 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50.
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QUALITY
SERVICE
PRICE
The three great essentials that every house
wife must consider when she buys her Meats
these'days.
These three factors are no luller exemplified
than at this store.
A little better in quality strong for service
and a little lower in price. ,
DOWNEY'S MARKET
TELEPHONES 187 OR 183 r