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DAILY FAST OKFflONTAN'. PF.NDTETON. OTCFGONT. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, lifts.
ET07IT PAOES
OUR EXHIBITION OF NEW
SPRING MERCHANDISE
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is the greatest ever brought to Pendleton greatest in values, greatest in variety, greatest in style.
lU'NGAI.ow coMW
NATIONS li.n'.Ciii.jw comhinutions
cii-i-t f up run, petticoat
a 1 1 1 du-t cap to mat'-h. We
have a wile aw.rtnunt of
t!u- lwfnl garment, in
lili lijit mul dark colors.
Our vrif fur the thrw pieces
51.50.
BUNGALOW APKOXS
We received l3' yesterday'
freight a complete assort
ment of bungalow aprons in
light anl dark percale and
gingham.
lirirnlar sios 59 to 89
Extra m2ps G9 to
VOILE OliTAPiDE
One of the new wash fab
rics for Spring and Sum
mer; it'a a delight to see
these ; makes up into bright,
erip, fre?h Spring dresses;
neat patterns; all colors;
launders. The yard 15
CREPF I)E CHINE
All silk crepo do chine for
underwear, finest quality for
the money. Conies in all
wanted shades; launders like
linen; better; cooler; 26 to
40 inches wide. Tho yard
S0 to 91.23.
PALM REACH Sl'ITING
T1ko new Palm Beach
suitings shown in our dress
pond wvtion inspire you
with the fever of real Spring
time. New and nattv weaves
and coloring?, in plain colors,
plaid, stripe and checks. A
pleasure tn how. The vard
0S to 92.50.
SO INCH BLACK MESS ALINE REDUCED.
We have an exceptionally large stock of black messaline on
hand, we think entirely too much. We had to buy a very large
quantity in order to get the lowest possible price. We in turn of
fer these goods to you at bargain prices. Black Messaline is one
of the best wearing silk cloths made. Drapes well, always looks
new and neat Makes up into waists and dresses beautifully. We
offer this popular silk tomorrow, Thursday as follows:
SI. 00 Messilino will go for " ; 79
S1.25 Messaline will go for 91
91.50 Messaline will go for - 91.18
Xow's your chance to buy, don't wait, get full benefit of this
earlj-in-the-eason offer.
BUTTONS
Buttons for the coat, dress
es, waists, evening wear,
school dresses, rompers, pants
in fact buttons for most
anything; all colors; tho
newest of the season ; latest
shapes, 1 doz to 50 each.
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Charming
Dresses
for afternoon and
semi-dress occa
sions We have just received a most
attractive lot of dresses suitable
for afternoon and somi-dress
wear. They come in crepe-de-chine,
crepe meteor and taffeta.
The most advanced styles, all
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lfJ green and blue. Priced from
f J M.4.Hf tO ?ViW
Pretty Spring Dresses of Serge
Newest styles, pretty military effects, trimmings of jrilt but
ton ami silk braid. Moderately priced from 92.50 to
?27.50.
Save T. P. W. Trading Stamps
THE OLD RELIABLE. Don't confuse them with
others. They will buy you better merchandise from
our premium department and more of it.
You can't afford to not save them. Look through our
premium department and see the hundreds of things you can
get ABSOLUTELY FREE. They cost you nothing if you
s;ue T. P. W. trading stains BECAUSE, we sell better goods
for less money than any other store in Pendleton you know
that. Our stocks are always new, fresh and up to date. We
give more and letter seivice and offer larger stocks from
which to choose. THINK IT OVER.
APRIL BUTTE RICK
FASHION' SHEETS ARE
HERE; COME AND GET
ONE,
rr
COUPON
TIig Peoples Uarohouso
Where It Pays to Trade.
Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps
tip I
coupow
Oregon Rivers to Get Money la Llanket sum of 125,000,000 to 130..
WASHINGTON. March S, Senator 000 000 and expenditures placed at
.he discretion of th nar departmsnt
which appear llre.j Orerin pro
Chamberlain bt-llevea that If the riv
ers and harbors bill should be cut to
Golden West Coffee m
I 40c
a Pound
Roasted and packed in
Oregon. Always fresh.
S5 None better at any
EEs price. Steel cut No
dust No chaff. Sold
by reliable grocers.
5 Closset & Devers
Portland, Oregon
Jects are deemed enii'tly mer tcrlous
nd Senator Chcmberlitn foVleve
the war department will expend up
upon them the amounts specified in
the bill as now framed.
John D. May Aid Minors.
NEW YORK. March 5. Assistance
by the Rockefeller Foundation may
be given to Colorado miners and
their families who are In distress as
a result of recent mining troubles In
that state if civic and other author
ities are unable to cope with the
need, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., indi
cated in a telegram sent to President
Radford, of the chamber of com
merce at Trinidad. Colo. Mr. Rocke
feller's telegram was sent in response
to one received from Mr. Radford,
appealing to him for aid.
Mr. Rockefeller In his telegram
said that so far as former employes
of the Colorado Fuel ft Iron Company
and their families are concerned, the
officers of the company have express
ed the hope that the company Itself
will be able to provide such relief as
is necessary.
The accident happened during the
night patrol and the flames from the
burning aircraft were seen for miles.
Airmen Hy In OorWife.
CHALON SUR-MARNE, France,
March 5 A fleet of aeroplanes,
many of the machines driven by the
better known of the military avia
tors In this region, flew slowly above
the cemetery at Lepine during the
burial of Lieutenant Mouchard and
Sapper Malllard. The two men were
killed when their aeroplanes fell and
caught fire.
Italian Border Leaks.
MILAN, March 6. Notwithstand
ing rigid precautions taken by the au
thorities to prevent the re-exportation
from Italy to belligerent nations
of goods classed as contraband of
war, It has been discovered that largs
quantities of copper have been sent
to Berlin concealed in trucks loaded
with onions and cabbages.
Officials now have Increased their
vigilance In attempting to check this
trade.
Beauty Is only skin deep and aften
Just as shallow.
Rheumatism Yields Quickly to
Sloan's.
You can't prevent an attack of
rheumatism from coming on, but
you can stop it almost immediately.
Sloan's Liniment gently applied to
the sore Joint or muscle penetrates In
a few minutes to the Inflamed spot
that causes the pain. It soothes the
hot, tender, swoolen feeling, and in
a very short time brings a relief that
is almost unbelievable until you ex
perience It Get a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment for 25c. of any druggist and
have It In the house against colds,
sore and swoolen Joints, lumbago,
sciatica and like ailments. Your
money back If not satisfied, but it
does give almost Instant relief.
Adv. I
OT1K 01! IllllSiOII
AID UOATllLA ROAD
IS 17 UNDER M
PROJECT CITY Kl BSCRinES 1150
TO HELP IEFUAY Hl'ILD
INU EXPENSES.
Work bi IlPKun lYom I'mallU End
and W ill bo ItUhlied Through to
Completion County Enjxxt lo
lIHp Toward Making Koad One of
the Best in I'matUla.
(Special Correspondence.)
HERM1STOX. Ore., March 10.
Work on the Hermlston-Umatllla
highway started today from the Uma
tilla starting point Money, sub
scribed by the town people of Her
mlston amounting to 1160 has been
duplicated by the project settlers
through which the new roadway will
run. It Is expected that the county
will defray enough to complete the
necessary amoupt to build the best
permanent road In Umatilla county.
Two years ago the road leading
from Hermlston was graveled for two
miles and work, from this point will
begin in a few days. More graveling
wilt be done and an experiment with
oil will be made for a mile or more.
Settlers on the project are devot
ing their time and teams to the work
and It is their desire to have the road
completed before the irrigating sea
son begins and to have it in readiness
for the Celilo canal celebration to be
held early In May. Most of the travel
will be through this section.
The highway has less than a 4 pen
cent grade, running north of town
two miles, turning to the eaxt for
quarter of a mile and thence north
again until the Umatilla diagonal Is
reached.
Interest displayed by the settlers
shows their progressive spirit and co
operative road experiments made a
year ago have encouraged the work
this spring Inspired through the ef
forts of the Hermlston and Umatilla
commercial clubs.
The students of the high school en
tertained the visiting debating team
from Stanfleld and their escorts Fri
day evening with a social hour, after
debate. In which Hermlston was vic
torious. ISesides the two teams and
the student body their gaeBts Includ
ed a number of visitors from Echo,
the local faculty and school board.
Mrs. is. u. .Monkman entertained a
number of young people at a dance
Friday evening at her home on Her
minton avenue.
Mrs. Wm. Glarson returned Satur
day evening from Canyon City where
she has been visiting her son for the
past few weeks.
C. W. Kellogg was a Pendleton vis.
Itor Sunday, attending 'the funeral of
Douglas Phay.
J. H. Young. J. L. Wilson and Henry
Hitt were among the many sportsmen
lining the banks of the Columbia
river with their rods and reels today.
Luckily these gentlemen had canned
salmon and sardines in their creels so
their dinner was not fishless.
H. F. Smith left this morning for
Portland on a business trip, expect
ing to return the latter part of th
week.
E. J. Roberts of Spokane spent the
week end with his sons John A. Rob
erts and W. T. Roberts.
H. I. Todd and Marry McMillan
w-ere Irrlgon visitors Monday.
A party of young people plcnlced
at Hat Rock Sunday making the trip
horseback.
'Mrs. Harry Dryer and Miss Larson
of Umatilla were shopping In town
Saturday.
In Milton alnce the marriage of her
son, Herbert P. Whitman, to Miss
Grace Dorothy last week, Is expected
to arrive home today,
Mrs. Henry W. Collins was a charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon at
her apartments In the Hotel Pendle
ton to the members of the Auction
Bridge Club and a few other guests.
Honors In the play were won by Mrs.
Clarence Samuel King, a recent ad
dition to Tendleton society and who
was one of Mrs. Collins guests out
side the regular membership. Other
guests were Mrs. Leon Cohen and
Mrs. Ijiwrence Frailer.
Mrs. Adah Losh Rose returned Mon.
day from Enterprise where she di
rected a highly successful drama un
der the auspices of the public library
of that city. This morning she left
for Portland where she will direct an
entertainment for the child welfare
commission.
Mrs. H. O. Moussu underwent an
operation yesterday at St. Anthony's
hospital and Is reported to be Improv
lng very satisfactorily today.
A number of Pendleton people are
planning on going to La Grande on
Friday, March nineteenth to hear Fe
lice Lynn, prima donna soprano who
has been acclaimed "the American
successor to Adeline Patti." Miss
Lynn, who Is a niece of Mrs. F. A.
Moore of Portland, formerly of La
Grande, Is said to be the youngest
prima donna In this country and she
has already been around the world oa
a concert tour. She will be In Salt
Lake on March fifteenth and will be
accompanied to La Grande by J. J.
McClellan. a noted organist of the
Utah city. The music lovers of La
Grande are making great preparations
for the concert and expect big dele
gations from Pendleton and Baker as
well as nearer towns.
The club annual of the Thursday
Afternoon Club will be held tomorrow,
afternoon at half past one In the
dining room of the Hotel Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blakely and
Mr. Blakely's sister, Mrs. Margaret
Smith, motored to Walla Walla and
return esterday.
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Library News
it
is Daoies
sldn troubles
IUblei with rciema, teething
rath, chafing, and other torment
ing ikin troubles need Resinot
Ointment and Kesinol Soap. They
ucthe and heal the irritated ikin,
top all itching, and let the little
sufferers sleep. Babies bathed
regular1! with Resinul Soap sel
dom have sVin erupt ions.
Raionl Ointment s4 Rlnnl ftrwpkirt
nca a 4 by phmcun tM dufm l mr
EtM cuauU aoihiac 4tkh tna4 p-JL
rvOTlmiMsliKtcBdwatsku,
dnifsitf
Athena 180
Milton (81
Vincent til
Free water ill
Ferndale 117
Hermlston 1ST
Adams , 189
Weston Ill
Echo IIS
Stanfleld 84
Helix It
Pilot Rock II
Tum-a-lum II
At a meeting of the Current Litera
ture Club held yesterday afternoon at
the home of the retiring president
Mrs. James Johns, Sr., Mrs. Arte C.
Hampton was chosen president for
the ensuing year. The other officers
elected were, Mrs. Haray E. Bickers,
vice president, Mrs. C. S. Jerard,
treasurer, and Mrs. James Johns, Jr.,
secretary.
The work for the next year was de
cided upon and outlined, the club de
ciding to study modern thought
During the past year the subject for
study wis "Contemporary Literature
and Modern World Problems" so that
the work for the next twelvemonth
will follow the same general line but
with a broader scope. Following
the transaction of the business yes
terday, the .members enjoyed a social
time.
Mrs. M. S. Whitman, who has been
Statistics of the library for the
mouth of February show, as did the
January report that Increasing use Is
being made of the library facilities.
There Is an increase In circulation of
books of 185 per cent over February
of last year before the county
branches were established. In Feb
ruary, 19H, there were 1702 books
circulated In Pendleton. Following
Is the report for February of this year;
Pendleton 1887
Total 4S1I
Miss Miriam Delano of Portland ar
rived yesterday to take up the work
of assistant in the Pendleton library.
Miss Delano has taken the training
course given by the Portland Publlo
Library and leaves m position In the
East Portland Branch to accept the
position here.
Through the generosity of Senator
Burgess and Representative miner.
the Umatilla County Library receives
two sets of Lord's Oregon Laws ami
the Session laws of 1911 and 1913.
One set will be kept at Tendleton fJ
brnry and Mr. Rltner will give his set
to the Milton Library.
It U understood that an effort was.
made both at this session of the leg
islature and also at the session of
1913 to have the laws of Oregon sup
plied free to all public libraries of the
state. However, the bills failed to
pass as economy seemed more neces
sary than to have the state laws eas
ily accessible to all citizens. Tatrons
of the library will therefore doubly
appreciate the thouchtfulnejs or
members of the Umatilla delegation.
Coughs and Colds Quickly
and Completely Cured.
Take Dr. King's New Discovery to-night. You will
enjoy a quiet restful sleep, your Cough and Cold
will be much better in the morning.
No need to suffer airirravatinjr, an
noyinpr, embarrassing Coughs, to feel
feverish, study, irritable, out of sorts
at home and with people you meet
Get a 50c bottle of Dr. Kin it's New
Discover' atart taking at once. The
first dose helps. In a short time you
will be completely well and feel fine.
It's soothing to the Cough. It ia Anti
septic and Kills the Cold Germs.
It is healing to the irritated and
Inflamed membrane. Get a bottle at
ince and keep in the house for emerg
encies against Coughs, ColJs, La
grippe, Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
Sore Lungs.
0. S. Clark, WestficlJ, Iowa, writes:
"After a severe attack of Pleurisv, I
was left with a hacking cough which
became worse and I was given up at
hopeless. After taking three bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery, I was
completely cured."
Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 4a
in stamps.
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SYNOPSIS OF FJIIST INSTALLMENT
Juno Moore nJ Ncl Warner arc happily married. As
they leave the Moore home after the weddintf, June for
jrc ts her pur? eoutaining her money. After they are on
the train che tell- her huhand about it and he immedi
ately takes a roll of hill, from his poeket and offers her
$.".0.00, paying: ''In the future your money will come
from me." Later he jroe into the smoking room. When
he returns lie eannot find June. He ia told ehe left the
train and was accompanied by a man wearing a black
vandike beard. June had taken a train b;uk to New York
and Ned follows her on the next one. He gets into New
York just in time to sec her enter a taxicab. The man
uith lite black vandike takes another taxi and follows. Ned
t;ikes a third taxi and instructs the driver to follow the
others.
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