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TEN PAGES PAGE TWO Co-ats'Are Shorter m Pendleton Greatest TO GIVE UP CIGARETTE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1022. Department Store I I I THRU ITS VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS offers to the careful buyer many opportunities to save j not only money on your individual purchase which is the main item nowadays, but on account of our full and complete stocks it affords that pleasure in being able to shop in one place without the necessity of running all over town for so many of the items you might want. Then, toe, you get S. &H. Trading Stamps on all cash purchases. "Yliw- June Illll iiiiihor nf 11)0 wnxationnl micwim, "Tho (lift of Eve," has Just oniuploteii Ji.llny uenf of. u book, "YOtr." It t.'illis of poisoniU IiIck mill bofiimiiiK clothes. In u wny that any wninnn, who would make tin' must of her natural homily, will ti'oa.iiire. A copy is youm for thu it.MldiiK', If yon will write your roiincsl to tin' home offices of Tlio IT. W. CSOKHiird Co.. ut 1010 S. .MIi'lilKiiii Ave., ('hleiiKo, III. GOSSARD TYPE CORSETRY FOR YOU Not to know the type to whleli one belongs unci the type Irleal to ward which one should strive not to know the secret that will be hoalth-ir'vlim an well as style-RivInt! Is to miss the whole magic, of personality. You simply ean't keep youilifiilness and beauty mid pi quancy insiilelii' wroiiK corset, any more than you can keep them for Ions without any corset. riOKSARD TVI'R COItSKTKY is the very fonhilnlion of that lovely iiieture that every real woman wants to make of herself an. I can if she knows the secret. - , I'erhiips you have Just hocn litiyiiitf your corsets by Waist measure and leaving (he rest to chance. That's fatal! Oossard artists haven't thought of yon in such a vauue way. You have been thought of as bo lnnKiiiK to one of the nine types of fif-iircx around which nil Oossard deHiKiiiiiK' revolves, flossard CorselH don't make the mistake of tryinff to force all women to look alike. Clossard artistry creates special cor sets for VOIT; to hrlnit YOUR figure to the, perfection that may be at tained by one of YOl'll height, YOUR wclRht, YOUR proporl ions, VOI'R natural curves and l.'nes. The nossrird Corsets ilofilprnoil to fit. YOUR VKRY OWN FNUrilR will help you to sland and walk as you should; they will mould and coax a too liencrous curve; they will even rescuo lines that are not curved Biil'ficienlly. And they will do all this with a comfort such as you never knew before, an I will outwear two or oven three ordinary corsets. Io you realize for how liltle yon can 'buy those comfortable, graceful, sensible, healthful, Oossaril Corsets? They are very moderate ly priced, within (ho reach of every wiamtn. Co to the best storn you know, there you will ho correctly fitted to a (lossnrd by a trained eorsetiore who will know Just how to idealize your flKure. or If you feel you have u very special corset problem and you'd like a hit of personal advice, write to Miss Jane Hill, tho fjossard corsef and cb IhinK specialist, whose years of experlenco unci proven nullity are at your service. We are sole aKents for rcinlleton. (Kecond floor.) Ida M. Dickenson, n representative of the "Gossnrd" Corset, will be with us on November 29th. If you are Interested in noeltiR the new models, or, If you have some coral Ills that you want to overcome, It will be to your advantage to mill at our store at that time, and let one of the factory experts talk It over with you. You will he welcome and no charge or obligation whatever. 7 DAY CARNIVAL OF GROCERY SPECIALS NOW ON. FOR REAL BARGAINS READ THIS LIST OVER Tea Garden Mince Meat, quarts ". Regular 75c. this week 55c Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives Regular 60c; this week 40c Wool Soap Regular 10c ; this week .0o Fairy Soap ., Regular 10c; this week .0(5 Crescent Corn Starch Regular 15c; this week 10c Standard Corn : Regular 2 for 85c; this week 14c Diamond W. Chili Sauce Regular 40c; this week 3.e No. 1 P. S. Whole Clams Resular 25c; this week 20c ' 1 Gallon Jug Tomato Catsup Regular $2.00; this week $1.00 Heinz Pork and Beans, No. 1 Regular 15c; this week 12c Horlick's Malted Milk Regular $1.00; this week 85c Two Minute Oat Food Regular 20c; this week 15c Dromedary Cocoanut Regular 25c; this week 18c Dromedary Cocoanut Regular 40c; this week 30c Orington Apple Butter Regular 35c; this week 27c Diamond W. Peach Plums, iy. Regular 35c; this week 27c Tetley's Ceylon Tea, 1-4 lb. ..7 Regular 25c; this week 17c Tetley's Ceylon Tea, 1-2 lb..- Regular 50c; this week 33c Avondale Molasses, quarts Regular 25c; this week 17c Brer Rabbit Molasses, gallon Regular $2.00; this week $1.25 P. & G. Naptha Soap Regular 10c; this week .0(c Walker's Chili Con Carne Regular 20c; this week 10c Pure Olive Oil, quarts Regular $1.25; this week 97c Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. Regular 35c; this week 27c I. X. L. Jams .. . .Regular 20c; this week 15c Standard Tomatoes ' Regular 20c; this week 15c Quaker Corn Puffs' Regular 20c; this week 10c 1-2 Gallon Tea Garden Syrup Regular 80c; this week 63c Olympic Steel Cut Oats Regular 35c; this week 25c Mrs. Porter's Mayonnaise Regular 20c; this week 13c Tuxedo Tobacco Regular 15c; this week 12c 1 Pound Tin Tuxedo .....Regular $1.35; this week $1.10 Cream of Barley Regular 20c; this week 14c Be sure to ask for S.&H. green stamps. They cost you nothing. PENLLETONS . GREATESTDEPARmENTSTORE S 5 t i t i s tff! Tl- LONDON", Nov. :l. (A. I'. ) Eng lish physicians are urging women who are addicted to smoking, to use a pipe and good tobacco instead of the cig arette. The doctors point nut thp.t the nicotine found in th.- cheaicr brands of cigarettes is much more injurious to women than to n, ,'.nd they de clare that the poriuiins and scents used in brands prcpuivd for the fair sex also are injurious. Two recent deaths of women have been attributed directly to cigarette smoking. While these ..uses have been lue to excessive smoking, the physi cians say that tn.e same amount of pipe smoking probably would not have had fatal results. S'niokin;;- among women in London s now almost universal, and one rare y goes to a theatre, dance or restaur mt wlnre the liKijo'rlty ,,f the women present are not smoking. Recently two youiu; women appear-' d at an athletic meet smoking pipes, mil many of the fashionable shops of Hond Street have exhibited stocliB of lipes designed for the feminine smok- Now that tfie vogue of the very hort sports coat of fur is flnnly established the fashionable voman heeins to look for warm and at K'e separate 8Mrts. She fmtU them of camel's hair, bufolored S ana coolly in many different models For afternoon costutr.es velvet and velveteen are moat in demand and aro shown In "V-toed models. llowev. Hie little still the till pn innovation has ', ami cigarettes FOUND N CHICAGO; CAPTURED PnePeoples warehousa x3y.jjfi I'I'I !l jffllffifl W HERE IT PAYS TO TRADE lM-ES!iW 4h f 5 i 5 Frank J. Anseon to J. A. Campbell, 110. S 1-2 8V 1-4, Sec. 2, Tp. 4, X. R. 2S. Mary' Hartnett to John and OUlp 0'.Ueina, 2S:i.0T. Lot 5 and II, Block H, South 1'endlelon. W. U. Taylor to Jumoa Potts, $40110. Mete and 'bound tract boginniiiR tit in tersection of west lino of First street, with south line of Main street, Athena. Helen T. Duncan to J. B. Swit.ler, isnu. West HO feet of Lot 2 and Kust 10 feet lot 1 in block CI, Wurdwell's Add. City of Umatilla. Albert D. Lee to F. M. and II. J Adair, $500. Lot 9, block C, Hermis ton Orchards. i Karl (inlanders io r rancm j. mi- kins, $1. SV 1-4 SK 1-4, Sue. 28 unit XW 1-4 NK 1-4 Sec. 33, Tp. 1, X. It. as. AuRtist Kupers to Wm. Kupers, $1., East 1-4 of B 1-2 Sec. 13, Tp. 4, X. K. 31 and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Section 18. Tp. 4, N. It. 32 und li 1-2 W 1-2 and W 1-2 E 1-2 Sec. IS. Wm. Kupers to Auprust Kupers $1, W 1-2 and W 3-4 of E 1-2, Sec. 13, Tp. 4, X. R. 31. Surah L. Hatton to 1. C. jrcXabb, $1700. Lots- S, 9, block lfiC, lies. Add. Pendleton. C. II. ItcKinney to John R McKin- ney $10, 1-2 interest in S 1-2 KE 1-4 XE'1-4 Sec. 35, Tp. , N. K. 35. Albina Monterastelli to L. Jlonteras- telli. $11000. 1-2 interest in and to E t'llTl iate.1 snakes 'hii'as frenk AGO, Nov. 21. The oft.-de-inestion of whether rattle ktow wild in the vicinity of has been settled oy Dr. .M. Woodruff, curat. r of the ""hieaiio Academy of Sciences, in Lincoln 'Park, with the acqiiui.sition if a biiecimen captured this summer 'ii the sand dunes at llillcr Beach, aear (lary, Ind. The rattler, a three foot female ,vit h six rattlers and a button, be longs to the prairie type, or Crota !us Soiifluentus. Shortly after reach 'nH' the musenin she n'avo birth to ie'en youiiM' snakes. Two ditid, ono ''soaped, and the other four, now ionie six or eisht inches Ions', al ready have demonstrated on white mice that they are as deadly veno mous as their mother. After completing a study of the habits of the mother and her young:, Dr. Woodruff plans to dispatch them and make plaster casts for the ex hibit of reptiles from the environs if ( 'hicaso. DYE A SWEATER Every "Diamond Dyes" package tells how to dye or tint any worn, faded (tarmt'iit or drapery a new rich color that will not streak, iipnt, fade, or run. Perfect home dyetnR Is itunr unteed with Diamond liyes even If you haves never ded before. Just tell your rtniRKlKt whether the material you wish to dye, is wind or silk, or whether it Is linen, cotton, or mixed (rood. For fifty-one years millions of women hni been tisinir "I'lamond Dyei." to mid years of wear to wear to their old. siial by waists, skirts, dresses, coats, sweaters, stockings, ilrapeiie.i. luimtliiKs, cvciythlnK! ltuntte hotel was a Sunday loft car Tlmr load 2 WEEKS VACATION ' (Kast Orrgoni.tn Pprchil) I'KI.UI. Nov. i'i. -1 in re w ill ho two i''k' :H-alii)ii in tmr srtmnl hiT ilu I inf t ho linltt;i m wIhmi Miss MOTHER! OPEN CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Your littlf nnr will Im th- "fruitv" tasti of H'ahfnrnt.i Vie S t tip' ti if conntipall. biltu.N. iirit.iblf, f.- i iw h, r 1 nj f ll. A X'. hx-uI HI nrvr fiiMn t vU-:t iif t h l:ir art! ho 1p. In n f' W hnuri ou can w' ftr onr"'lf how iht.nn:hlv if ik" all the Mnr 1'ilr, and unhn t fn.l xtt of the l.ofI- i n J on haxf a 11. playful chit'l ncun. fornta Ki Srttp" h.-m-iy. Tht kn a t-af!oonfl tKiay it rhiM lomnrro. Ak yiir 'ru'Kt-( f-i j-nntn t 'atit"rnt:t Kic Sirup huh has rtir-rti"n for .iit- v.f rhii.lr n of all a- print.l on Iwtilr. lth,'r Ton mnwt Kay "-ltf.. tn or you uia : jtnn primary teacher will Inive for i Portland to visit with her parents. I Mi'H. Vina Ifinton and boh Klincr of tlie I'kiah liotnl, acoompanird by l'N'lix Johnson math1 a hn.sine.ss t rip to IVmlleton and hark Monday. Mrs. Walter Allison and mm Millie left for Uridno Creek Sunday for an Indefinite visit with her fathor and ' lirot hers. j J. It. Constants and CSeorne Ness l left Friday for Portland on business. ! I.ee Knapp of liaime was a Vklah ! visitor Saturday niht. Kelix Johnson purchased fifty 1 head of stock cattle from flair Stur-j ilivant Monday anil Tuesday ho left j for his stock ranch near lianct with i them. Shernum l.oiiff of Knest at the kiah nlKht. Prank lltlhpit. Pr., for J'ortland with a choice beef cattle. K. A. ltottcher and Perry Simpson left Thursday for Pendleton on bus iness, returning Saturday. Mrs. Ill Terry and son Wayne left Saturday morning for Vendleton to remain with her aunt Mrs. I.lnsner. during the winter. Jay I'espnin returned from Pen- ton Friday after visiting a few ays wit h his hrot hers and families. It. A. ltottcher umt Mr. and Mrs. I Kred Summer who have been Inter ested in the government work and I na o been here all summer, left Wednesday morning for IVndlcton. j t he v 'M k having Ucn postponed i hero for this ear. 1 Snow f 11 last Friday mornim; and still lays on the north MM stdes to the depth of four or five inches, which makes t he w eat her a little I chilly. j Mrs. 1.1od Uickert has sold her : 'rsidence propeitv in the west rod ( '.tf lnwn to I'larenci Paby. n account of tho bad roads aftei the Morni the stage got in late Tuesday ntcht. , ! A Mh k mee ting w.is held in the I'at.twi II ball edm"day e ening. M is. Jennie "hamtHtlm lett last Tui dav for a tsii with retain-- ; and liitnds at Pcndh ton. AThena j an-l Walla Walla. She will be ab-j s,nt until lVc. Itf. ' i;eiri;e Nss retuinel frm Pen-! d! tun Thin sdav v nmg. j Ttie mail ! twe n t kiah and Ft lt lltx k tHL.in running on the M -h hrdnb- Thurda . and from now on during tho winter, one Mage wiP. loavr I kiah in tt-o TnorntiiK. and one will lao Ptlot K'xk m th. inrping whi.h will make th- Ivr db tn ni.nl throo tian dd w h n it rrn hr 1 kiah as the Mate b-a-s Fib -I V l- fnt-' X h t ! in a' ili ( John i;,.xkwcil td I'-ng 'ts,. passeil away Thursday night, Nov. I llo is a brotlier uf Henry ltlack- I well of Portland. I Mark J Juicy, young son ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haley fell Thursday I evening, striking on his head and shoulders, badly bruising his lace, j but nothing serious. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Surface who j have been residents of Fkiah for two 'years, left' Friday morning, for their ! old home in the east. Mrs. Arden (lilliland had the mis fortune to dislocate her ankle Thursday morning. Harold 1 obyns, government trap per, has been promoted and trans ferred from 1 'mat ilia, county to tHympia, Washington, and with .Mrs. 1 lobyns and infant daughter, will leave soon for their new home. Mrs. Pobyns has made her home during tht summer witli hot parents, Mr. and .Mrs. .Loreni:. Colliery of AW-U Virginia, in a non union field, lor a million and a quar ter, one million in cash, according to an announcement at tho Dearborn offices today. The coal is to be used in the maniii'acturo of coke which Ford contemplates using in connection with steel making. To Cure a Cold in One h.ir Take J.avative HROMO QFIXIVT!: FOIIl HI' YS COAT, F1IXI). tabletn. The box hears the signature j m, i ixi m i , .uv. ii. .. t.i "i j. w . i, rove, (Ue sure Hi i)iy Foul 'has purchased excar' HJtU-MO.) 30c. you get COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE 1-2 lots 7 and 8, block 9, Pond. U. W. Jl. & N. Co. to W. II. Kellogg, $227. 50, 1.55 acres in portions of S'W 1-4 NE 1-4 and NW 1-4 SK 1-4 See 12, Tp. 2, X. H. 30. W. IT. Kelloj-Vg to Swante Anderson, ?1". Same description. J. Tl. AVills to V. H. Rogers, $1. P 1-2 SB 1-4 and SK 1-H SV 1-4 Sec. 17, Tp X. It. 37. and E 1-2 NK 1-4, SV 1-4 XK 1-4, See. 20 and mioto and bound tracts in Sec. 20 and mete and bouiHl tracts in Sec. 20. Tp. 6, X- U 37. Xcls Sunquist to John Melzcr, $7r(0 SIC 1-4 SK 1-4 See. 21. Tp. 6, X. R. 3. Xellie Chisholm to Wm. P. Chis bolm. $0000. Mete and bound tract in SW 1-4 Sec. 1, Tp. 2, X. It. 32. Geo. W. Xeshit to Zena Xesbit, Gladys and Georgia Catherine Xesbit. $1. Lots 4 and 5, block 16, JIcArth nr's Add Weston. Xellie A. Lnutft to Mina O'Connell. $3.r.00. Lot 3, block 8, Pendleton. m:xt ykak i:ri tt:st PKP.KKLKY, Cal., Nov. 21 (P. P. -X xt year will be the real test of ! California'M "wonder team.' It will then be shmvn whether Andy Smith' system i.s the rial producer of such teams. This year California lost its farmer line. Next year it will lose the backfi. Id. Muller, Perkey. Clark, Gal iairher, Iean, Xisbtt, Morrison, and above all Captain Krl will go via the graduation route. Thero is plenty of strong materi.il, and Andy Smith giving- it a liberal whirl on tho field this s ason. It looks fine, but w heth er it will shapo up when the old-tim era are gone is another question. Cali fornia students are confident it will. and Andy Smith leans a little that way himself, although he is not riven to making ln?-distance predictions. Andy kept quiet last year, and let the !uhiie jndae for itself this yt-ar wheth er the "lUars' are still thero. STOCK FOKFSTK WITH MOOSF: KUUKNK, Ore., Nov. 21. (A. P.) In an effort to stock the forests of Oregon with moose, five of these animals, brought from Alaska, were liberated by the state gnme com mission a few days ago in the south ern part of Lane county and the northern part of Douglas county, near the Pacific ocean. It is Raid that conditions in this pop6f Oregon- are ideal for raising moose. Members of the game commission, assert the belief that in a few years there will be large herd of moose in that locality. The moose that have .hist been liberated as a foundation for a herd are protected by .state law. MRS. NELLIE CARMICHAEL BREAKS UP A COLD IN A FEW HOURS Tape's Cold Compound" Acts Quick, Costs Little, and Never Sickens! FORn MOTHERS! The Message of Thousands of Women Who No Longer Dread Motherhood Bnkersfield, Cal. "I have useu Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during expectancy and afterward, and I cfln speak from my own ex perience of the great benefit and help in motherhood this wonder ful tonic is. Through the months of waiting and upon the arrival of 4 the little one my nerves became quiet and my strength of body re turned by regularly taking the Fa vorite Prescription. If all expectant mothers knew the value to them of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, motherhood would not be looked upon with fear. I shall always feel thankful to my mother for telling me of this Prescription." Mrs. Nellie Carmichael. 612 16th St. Start at once with this "Prescrip tion" and see how quickly you pick uji feel stronger and better. Write) Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buf falo, N. V., for free advice or send, luc for trial pkg. tablets. j PENDLETON "SCHOOL OF DANCING" He.iHh-culture: Reducing: Gaining weipht: Health development: Scientific breathine: Music: etc. Methods un surpassed: success n-par1less of age: Positively no failures: Lessons 10: a. m. to 10: p. m. Special: S lessons $5: Key to health: Dancing develops arms: trunks of bo.ly: promot.-s spinal flex ibility ami ori;aic health and nofl- tlve'.y cures nervousness: At Union Hall. Kvery dri;jr"'t here irinmntees each park.nce cf " -rape's Cold Compound" to rrv.ik up ary n 1.1 an.! end pnpp misery in a few lvx:rs or money re-turn.-.l. S:':ff:':-. pain, he.i.l.ich-? XFveri?-rr;es-s, ir.l'arre.i or conrote1 nr.se an.i h" a ftw e:.ts I them stead .l r ;: ve,i -nith f.rr't c."e p! i.ir.t tnXe'.s Ct-5t er:l 1 ar t minions new take :ccr.:.:j Qu:r.:ne. J RAINCOATS your : i:rcoat direct from wh. Io.u.r. .,r::.y col.-, 14. 5: l-.ilf i.i-h:reie ".::.; rut'ber lire 1 : .r: ::.(. waterproof. r ! J'. tr l .y. hi. ri.e on re e u t .f Sdt:fao:ion or Portland Jcfcbir.? House M.lHi I t'iMillT iii:tlam. .o