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, REAT reductions in summer wear
Inc .pparai ara pnv in nropraaa

REAT reductions in summer wear
Ing apparel are now In progress
~ In all the shops and the visa
woman u getting some excellent bar
saliw. With the vogue for fancy Jackets
thefs has been q revival OF the separ-
ate skirt, and as the season advances
many pretty models in both the draped
and pleated effects are seen. The shep-
herd checks as well as the ratines are
very popular.
In wash skirts those Of linen. pique
and cotton ratine are favorites. Many
dcsirab BILE models are noticed among the
marked down stocks. and there are
some weeks Of wear yet In view.
Even though skirts are slightly long
or this season. the clinging draperies
md slashed effects are favorable to at
aractive footwear. In consequence the
displays OF shoes and slippers are more
ranciful than ever In the former the
gaiter tops, especially In black and
white effects. are still popular. and In
me latter the sandal and strap slippers
are now the prime favorites,
The new ribbons show pretty effects
IN the scotch pla!ds and Roman stripes
that are promised for fall. and white
crepe and ratine frocks with sashes OF
these ribbons are no rare sight. navy
blue suit with a sash In the well known
blue and green combination Is very ef-
fective as well as modish.
Charming models are now being DIS
played In outing hats. There are Pan
amas. rough straws, white felts and
cretonnes In combination with straw.
And then there are the smart ratlne
hats with the sectional crown and
stitched brim. The choice in shapes 10
large. and there are many forms Of the
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voice calling to her. The next ins,-nt
chs was sure Of It. He was speaking
nor name In q low. cautious tone. out
one which carried. nevertheless:
Nellie! Nsllis!"
"Lsts take her b the police station. %
advised DR.. Willoughby. What 10 che
good Of wasting time on herr
The doctor had Neil BY the arm and
was leading her to the door. followed
Doosan appeared in the doorway. his
face flushed. his eyes blazing. and the
automatic revolver still ready for &C.
tion.
take your hands OF that 9irir' he
ordered, and, a. the revolver was point.
ed directly at his midrin. DR.. Willough-
by thought II we'll to obey without
parlsy.
That's right Como here Nellie"
added Doogan.
He had calmly walked around the
room. always keeping tho other occu-
pantS In front OF him. while his revol-
YER steadily covered thsm. until he was
at the back OF tho table. From this
point Of vantage he bsckoned Nell. and
che went over and stood beside him.
"What next, Jack? she whispered.
Keep quiet. It's all right. Watch
me-" was his low voiced reply.
Now, look here! know you are Z
couple Of thieves" announced james
Quincy. "And I'm going to take you
to tho police station"
Like hell you arew shouted Jack
Doogan. not choosing his language In
the stress OF tho moment.
"Oh. how perfectly horrible" ejacu-
lated Madss. while Joan and Caroline
shudderei
''see here" put in DR.. wiiiouEhby.
DO you mean to say you think you can
rob this house and then get awayr'
That's exactly what mean."
ute ridiculous" declared Clunsy.
with q scornfui laugh. which Madgs
echoed with a silvsry sigglA TT can't
be done"
'"Think It's ridiculous. do your r.
Joined Jack DooRan. with a smile OF
confidence. "well, I'll tell you come
thing more ridiculous. You are COINS
to help US"
1--WE are7" exclaimed CIunsy. II l.ks
his nerve"
wait a moment. Mr.. Clunsy. I've
got something TO say to YOU"
ITO me7" said James Cluney. backin 4
away, as n he objected 10 being singled
out for a heart TO heart talk with tails
desperate man. who seemed to Do %
handy with the revolver,
That's what ! said"
well what do you want to say "a
me now"
"Just this. Mr., Cluney, ] helped you.
didn't IT
did you. thoughT'
James Cluney could not hide siRns OF
discomfort In his manner. but no was
not inclined to admit that he hal any.
thing OF CONFIDENTIAL nature 70 = With
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II 10 said that Lady Castlemains fairl
powder and introduced the art of
dots OF court plaster-on the face. 7
feta silk. with the wrong side coated
with gum arabic. and were often cut In
fancy shapes. such as stars and cres-
cents and In later years even into weird
devices such as a coach-and-four or a
horse and hounds. Patches were sup
posed to enhance the beauty Of the
complexion. sbut they were really intro.
Z uced by Lady Castlema!ne to cover
scars and p!mples when she was no
longer quite so young as she had been
Il Is probable that Nelly preserved
the Wilderness and beauty OF her hands.
OF which she was extremely proud. with
hand powder" a connection highly es-
water was not as much used as II Is
at present. This powder was made Of
almonds. ground fine: powdered cuttle-
fish bone. curd soap and powdered orris.
II made a pleasant smelling compound
that was quito effective for softening
and whitening the hands and for pre-
venting chaps and chilblains.
Nelly 10 said to have cured q tooth.
ache from which HIS Majesty suffered
by giving him . piOs Of strong ginger
root to chow. And she kept her own
white teeth In perfect condition by using
q wash called milk OF myrrh." which
made Of gum arabic and Of warm waite
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wv Viz Ssus~S A0VS 0Jb0 SuO Ul0uueTS1t
hand in all England. And when she
stamped her little foot on the boards
and spoAo the prologue Of che play In
her inimitable way the court gallants
and their ladies stopped for . moment
their loud talking and sossiping (which
they always continued rasht through the
evening unless an actor pleassA them
especially and paid her the compliment
Of strict attention.
And when she danced she fairly car.
ried away the town and snslavsd the
hearts Of all Who saw her.
Even the naughty Lady Castlemains.
the Duchess Of Cleveland. who ruled the
court with An iron hand and who
suubbed the poor Queen whenever she
felt like II. dared not more than once
twt Nelly with her Iowly origin. For
10 fierce was the repartse and 20 biting
was the wit Of the former orange girl
that the proud favor1te ~ Glad to
beat . hasty retreat
Nell Gwynns understood thoroughly
the art Of makeup. Even in private
life she was never seen without rouge
and . touch Of black on eyebrows and
lashss. In which she differed little from
the fashionable ladies Of the court for
y plastors1 her cheeks with rouge and
patches-that 10. tiny blact
hNsA DAtChAa vAro nnAA 40 hiark - .
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lampe afan6s1 N peuars a the inGods
I Of the walls. ThOe vailA whi0 as~
iittis over four test hiOA. togs<hsr With
the top. through which ne oasAer's
head protrudsA are lined With highly
polished nickel 70 fao1litAts ne SeBee.
ton Of the light rayA
The incl0sed space covGU a aseo C
about nine square fsse With current
st tho price a 10 cents PEI ksiovast
hour the cost Of operating The cabinet
for an hour would bs u esotA Or sents
for the average oatainG Dssiel e svsnGy
minutes
ASIDE from the convenience q Aavsas
such . bath In ne home. there b .
married saving IN the cose q ne tan.
- properly equipped institutions, vAsss
such may b o6taiasd. Ghar6s fson No
70 three dofiass for one bath Deabaes,
there 10 the aAdsd sAvNneAes Of hmsv.
Ing mat the cabinet y a.vayv pssesoe1y
sanitary and clean ana that Il y ussa
only By he oan1bssU q eaSs eva
family.
A Hair Dryer.
A N electric hair dryer 10 ne htsus
~ addition 70 me alrsaAy iAsgu
. number Of toilet aeesssorisa IT.
component parts are miniature Slsstsso
fan and . funns, shaped covering wAioh
directs the brssse generated. The Wholo
y mounted on An Adjustable tripod. N.
side the funnel y . heating soii son-
troilsd by . switch. - uhaA hot or soad
cdr may b ussd b Asy1nG ths Aais. -
preferred.
Tho operation Of the fan motor - gev.
srnsd By . separate switch. These d.
vices are sold a. present 1t prices which
make them sxpsnsivs tor homo use. but
they Ahouid md . vide Asid In profss-
s'onal hair-drssssns parsosS and easbsr
shops.
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Before the Engagement.

NJ . .s noun" :e% %:"
4 ' should be-
come engaged sx-
cept after . long
ao,vaintancs. dur
Ing which they
come 20 know each
other In all thsir
different moods.
both stormy and
Nlnsh'ny.
a promise -
marry ineana. NO
sumably. . promise
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BETTY VINCENT'S
ADVICE TO LOVERS

msntr'
A. least q would have bsss psssssuy
proper sss yss 70 DO -.
Z ." wrtess "a certain yosas 0Aa
and I we're great frteads and aAstAss
friend limited that make HIN . ossems
Of . stick pin. wAs wronG 70 d th1A
- Ne has not made me any pesssatsf'
YO. yoU acted unwtssly. Y0v Gh0ul1
never givs . young maa jsweiey. ~.
wAy. unl>ss y0s ere engaged . IN
Attentions.
IT. NJ" writes, u have osSn -.
auaintsd With . siri for sSvUai ysAm.
and should ike 70 pay Der sDesiai a.
tsntion from now on. ! AAve not ~
. chance SsforA because ell my Ooss
money has had 70 - elsswhssA 1sv
DO you adviss me 70 81 - Wpsar
Ash the gasl II you may cell - ~.
And. u che win 20. take her - sash
outings - you can afford
'H. r." writsDs Il am In 1Ovo W9eA q
young maa. although ny parents So9est
to him. He lives cut Of town. anA
have just heard that he - 70 aasyy .
girl In bic homo oasy. Though ~ AAs a.
ways told ne I was III best fsissA
What shan I aer''
Don't trust = hsarsAy h . 0ast1 -
this kind. Tell tAe ysua0 ma Whaa
you have hsasa aaA aassos WaA4 - tslis
you Cd =, 'l-I.rpt ~.
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1HIyD m0Iu, beNd6N thIb, Nh0 FeaI-
lied that II she meant 20 hide from tho
world any longer the unfortunate weak.
noes ~ nor sbssnt- minded husband for
approprtat'ns other peoples property. II
would be we'll 10 make a compromise
with this candid thief before Il should
be too lats
Well she knew that the world would
snssr At his excuse that he stole uncon-
ssiousiy, n that explanation we're 70
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CHAPTER XXI.
An EVen Break.

Rs. CARR was v.s!hly I'm
pressed by Jack Doogan's
plea. and by the fact that be-
yond question he was unssl-
] hshly In love with tho pretty
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CHAPTER XXX.
lack DOOqans Nerve.

OOGAN was following the
chauffeur. and Nell had stop
ped to pick up tho suit case
from the floor, when william
Carr and the minister came
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The Useful Iron.
A CENTRAL station company IN
n Indiana recently sent to each Of
its 400 customers who owa cleo
trio irons q pressed stool stand for hold
Ing the iron In an Inverted position %
that II may be used a. stow for cook
ing or for . water heater. The stands
were made to ut any type Of electric
iron and thus adapted the heating sur
face for boiling water. cooking eggs.
making coffee and warming the bAby's
milk. A fair breakfast can be prepared
with no other electric dsvsos than the
iron In the house.
Electric Egg Boiler.
A v exceptionally useful ana convent
"a snt piecs Of household apparatus
- the electric s0g boiler. II oon-
aista Of . wstsr heater which 10 placed
on top Of disc stove Inside the water
receptacle nts . metal plate. with isss
and handle. perforated 70 h0ad The sSSs.
The uss Of tho holder enables enc to
place the sggs In the water and to re-
move them without any danger Of
breaking. and also provides the assur.
anco that all the ssss will BE- cooked
alike. Tho smallest siss boiler has .
plate to hold four egsA The cost Of
current to boil four EGGS 10 lees than
half u cent.
An Electric Bath.
A COILAPSIBI.E electric bath cab,-
n net Is one Of the latest novelties
\ for homo use. II Ii composed Of
four walls. or leaves. made Of nickel
plated copper. which can bs folded up
and stored In a space OF only nvs inches
thickness. inside the walls are dead air
chambers TO prevent the escape Of the
heat generated BY hs bath. The heat
10 supplied by rhirty-six inoandsscsnt
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Beauty Secrets
:; S. ssss' OF Famous Women
0'"'s '" " Z" N. rsssaas 70 Th' Ne" r's s.''s w'a
NELL CWYNN'S SNlLE-LADY CASTL EMA MES PA TCHE


far than Nell awynn tho little acre': who had
pretty Wit
amused her her In dimpea
She
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powder
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
BOND BROS. START
FINAL CLEANUP SALE

Commencing tomorrow Saturday
Bond Bros, Pendleton's leading cloth
iers, will place on sale one lot of 100
mems suits as well as any overcoat
in their store for HALF PRICE
$500 Suits will sell for ...$ $50
1850 Suits will sell for ...... S.25
1850 Suits will sell for ..... S.75
1850 Suits will go for .. 9.25
1000 Suits will sell for ...... 1000
This sale is for one week only and
all the clothing shown is positively
this winters styles.
Their own tailor will assure you a
perfect fit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Chinese Store Auctioned Off.

At an auction sale conducted by
Sheriff Taylor, this morning at 1880
o'clock the Moan Lee store on West
Alta street, was sold to the Quen
Hing Ling company for 5000. The
sale resulted from a judgment given
John Crow, a prominent farmer.
against the Chinese proprietor for
$3.50, 1t is said that Moan Lee was
also indebted to many of his country
men. and has fled from the city. leav-
ing his debtors indignant over his dis
appearance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Old Patents Filed.

At the county recorders office
some interesting old patents were
filed today. They are "a in number
and dated from 1873 down to a re-
cent year and bear the signature of
seven different presidents, Hayes
Arthur Cleveland, Harrison, Nc
Kinley, Roosevelt and Taft. The pat
ents cover the w. P. Reser property,
10 miles east of Milton, which is to
be irrigated. The fact the patents
had not been filed for record was not
discovered until a short time ago when
irrigation plans were being worked
out. When the discovery was made
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Fighters Are Jailed.

John sylvester and Bob Linsner,
who were in police court on January
"a for indulging in a fistic combat,
We're again before Judge Fitz Gerald
this morning. This time the offense
consisted in an attempt to extermi-
nate a couple of Italians. They all
most succeeded in the attempt but
for the next IL days they will have
no opportunity of repeating it, they
having drawn sentences in 4 the city
Jail for that length of time
Three other offenders drew Jail SEN
tences this morning. George B. Mil
Ter. vag. drew five days, and Mike
Pierce and Harry Wright. three days
each for being drunk.
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Three Draw Jail Sentences.

Upon pleading guilty to the charge
of petty larceny, Lenna Wingerden
Dirk Peter Wingerden and Dirk Win
gerden, the three men arrested a few
days ago for robbery of the Juniper
section house, were today sentenced
to 80 days each in the county Jail
The sentence was imposed by Justice
of the Peace Parkes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Tel EState Annrnised

Joe Cunha, Fred Andrews and r.
r. Lewis. appairers of the estate of
the late Elvira Teel, today filed their
report with the county court. The
report shows the property in the es,
tate to be valued at $73,OSO.49. The
property is composed chiefly of real
estate consisting of lots in Pendleton
and Echo and farm property near
Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
OFF For California.

Col. ]. H. Raley leaves tonight for
California where he is to assist in
taking testimony for use in the wa)
ter adjudication suits now pending
along the Umatilla river Water
Commissioner Cochran win go down
to take the testimony and o. P. Nor
ton will appear as representative of
the government. The trip to Califor-
mia is made as the water board can
not compel witnesses to come to this
state. Hearings will be held in sew
eral California points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Comes For Prisoner.

]. w. Bray, sheriff of an Oklaho-
ma county, arrived here today to Sc
cure Emmett Graham. who was ar
rested here several days ago by
Sheriff T, d. Taylor on a charge of
cattle stealing. Graham had been
working as a laborer for the water
commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Sues for Divorce

Cora NJ Sloan of this city, today in
stituted suit for divorce against her
husband, Ivan Sloan, proprietor of
the Sloan lodging house. She charges
her husband with cruel and inhuman
treatment and desertion. The couple
have three children and were mar
ried at Long Creek in 1897 and moved
here in 1911. G. w. Coutts filed the
suit for Mrs. Sloan
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07
Newsy Notes
Of Pendleton
Cold VIII Continue:

The weather man holds out no
hope of warmer weather for at least
few days. Fair tonight and Satur-
day with continued cold is the pre-
diction given this morning from the
weather bureau. The thermometer
last night registered one degree be-
low zero, seven degrees colder than
any previous registration this winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-07

the old patents were looked up and
today were duly recorded.
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Hous-h Id Economy
Hsw "a Have the Best Cough
svvuu and ssve ~. ~
Making 10 NJ Homo.

Cough medicines. ~ . rule. contain .
large quantity Of plain syrup. II you
take one pint Of graduated sugar. add
- pint Of warm water and stir about
Z minutes. you have a. good syrup o.
money could buy. .
II YOU will then put 2lS ounces Of
Pinex $50 cents worth in a pint bottle
and mi II Up with the Sugar Syrup. you
will have as much cough syrup as you
could buy ready made for $3.50. II
And you will find il tho best cough
syrup you ever ussd-evcn in whoopins
cough. You can feel II take hold
usually stops the most severe cough In
II 10 . splendid remedy, too. for
whooping cough. Group. hoarseness,
asthma, chest pains, etc.
PineI 10 the most valuable concen-
trated compound Of Norway white pine
extract, rich in guaiacol and oil the heal
ING pine elements. No other prepare
ton win work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinea and Sugar Syrup has often
been initiated. but never successfully.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex. OF
will get Il for you. II not. send to The
Pinex Co.. II. Wayne. Ind.
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WATERWAY LEAGUE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS.
Also Begins Fight on Arbitrary Clos.
Ing Of Drawbridges on j.
malca Bay TreStle.

AZ the annual meeting Of the water
way Lasus II 0rsatsr New York and
Long lslaad last aAght the Seilo wing
oe3osrs we're slsctsA:
President, william q. boyd. Great
Kllls Yacht Club; First vfcs-Prssi-
dent. Joseph q. Aossr. canarsis Yanht
Club; Second vics-President. Her
man Nets; Third vics-Prestdent. Jo-
ssph W. Masesys. Belle Harbor Yacht
Club: Secretary. Otto D. Schmidt. ca
narsis Yacht Club; Assistant secrs-
tary. John A. AoGrAth. Oh MIL Yacht
Club; Treasurer. Edward G. echim-
macher. shcepshead Day Yacht Club:
Assistant Tressursrs. yredsrick J. Rob-
inson. Norris Yacht Club. and william
Van Wsardt- sheepshead Day Ya0ht
Club; Recording Secretary. Robert G.
Kerr. Old Mil Yacht club; Butler c.
Ptciffer Norris Yacht Club: Board of
Governors, Commodore william J. Mo-
ran. Chairman; Commodore william 8.
Boyd. Commodore Joseph u. Aclssr.
Herman A. Meta Commodore Joseph
W. Masters. sccrctRry; Otto p.
Schmidt. Treasurer; Edward c. 8ohin-
/ mnchcr. Commodore Frederick ]. Rob-
insnn. Commodore william A. Stron0
! Commodore John A. stu. Commodore
George J. vestner. Commodore william
T.. Powers. Commodore q. a. Cooper
Commodore H. A. jackson st.. Com
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ONE DOSE MAKES
INDIGESTION GO.
Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia
and all Stomach Distress
ended with "Pape's
Diapepsin."

You don't want . slow remedy when
your stomach IL bad--or an uncertain
,one--or = harmful one, your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injurc it
with drastic drugs.
Pspe's Dispspsin IL noted Tor its
speed in giving relied; its harmlsssness;
its certain. unfsillna action in regulating
sick. sour. gassy stomAchs. Its millions
OF cures in indigestion. dyspepsia.
gastritis and other stomach trouble have
made II famous the world over.
, Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your home--keep il hAndy--get . large
fifty-cent case from any drug store; aud
then II anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them: IL what
they eat lies like lead. fermcnts and
sours and forms gas; causes hesdRclc,
disEincss and nausea; cructstions Of acid
and undiaested food--remon. her ~ soon
as Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact
with the stomach all such distress van.
ishcs. Its promptness, certainty and
ease in overcoming the worst stomach
disorders 10 q revelation TO those who
try II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05

n,odore A. ~ brook. Commodore WILL
lam J. Hogg AMI Addison A. Coo; Chap
lain. Rev. John Williams.
Action was taken TO nave Withdrawn.
throuah protes, or by legal measures.
q recent order OF tho War Department
permitting. AS an experiment" the
closing OF the two draws on the Jamaica
bridge OF the Long Island Railroad eS-
cspt for ten minute intervals infrequent-
~ durinx the day. A committee OF TIE
Bay Head Yacht CiaD. which led the
fight. wil act In conjunction with the
Board OF Governors on this question.
The rush for tickets for the annual
dinner to be held Fen. IS at Henier-
sons, coney Island, indicates a feast of
OF about fifteen hundred. Commodore
Moran OF the Dinner Committee urgei
that all who intend 10 be- present make
speedy application. as the Anal estimate
must be made by Feb. 8.