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It IS further ordered that the said bal-
lot NAV be voted ind marked In tie man
ner prescribed by law.
1t is further ordered by this Court that
thIs order be published throughout the
said District thirty 800 days at least be
fore said vote is taken as follows:
Tho Clerk oil. this Court shall cause az
many copies Of this order TO be made OF
printed as may be necessary nd sign the
same, and he shall forthwith post one OF
said copies in a conspicuous place in his
office one OF said copies at the front door
OF the Court House. OF said Marion Coun=
Is, and shall deliver the other copies. to
the sheriff of said Marion County, who
shall forthwith post one OF said copies IN
a consnicuous place at each voting place
In said District. The said Sheriff
shall make his return showing that such
order and copies thereof wore U posted.
which shall be recorded by the Clerk OF
this Court In the order book OF this Court,
and tho Court doth further order ana 81.
rect that a copy OF this order signed by
its Clcrk shall be published once each
weeks for four successive weeks in the
following newspapers, published In said
Marion County, prior to the date OF said
election, namely:
Tho Fairmont Times and The West Vlr-
cinIan, and the certificate Of the Edito.
or publisher OF each Of said papers under
oath showing the publication thereof.
shall be recorded by the Clerk Of thtS
Court in the Order Book Of this Court
Itsis further ordered that the CLERK o.
this Court do forthwith prepare poll
books; ballots, etc; as may be necessary
forth purpose sot taking and cettitying
said special election; same to be dellN-is
cred by him to the said Commissioners
Of election.
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so, IL Fst apsrt ard to IT, gsea - rur-
Chase 9ha eeurs Sa4d npAdsf sna Tor the
lpufposA 8pt i sinking AtnH snnieIent so
fatesfhs3eShih&tl9n q tie tenn 81 tnifty
5{So1sS6Afs pay fheEet6r AID tatH dir
hAFG9da&aldsnpnd &C that In
IT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sloSthe Court snd
coITt&hstn fstde fcpEAten nfR4 lns
tfnGxlhiumtfate OF 1eyyS III tue SAD eIetneolr
District which the Court % ptheettsd 70
lay is provided m seottonst & -
or theyLsEislatur of wetty TffEfnie
ltrns session, 1905! Wilt n6t4sfoduee tpdi-
Client. funds to pay the Interest nm such
proposed bonded tndebt4dnetPScE 49sQ'=
900 herein provided for said shtneem pte-
.triet and to provide siasing tune S.
In thirty C3ol$ years; andAt t1fGhe M
pearing TO the Court and The Cetft doth
further md that the maximum nee
'essarSi for any, year during eaid
thirty (aol years Observation-Disclosures
and OF proside for each ttE4alpaSfnente
necessary sinking flnd tag psepess9
bond Issue OF 3sb0,000A for Efneeln
District IL az cents IN Seaetsa31e9H19 yaiS
suation OF taxable property eald Itas
COIN District.
The Court doth therefore ;hsss6$ e.
der and direct that asSote le1Ai
voters be taken in5ths SAID sM4etssertag
District Of Lincoln. IN said MaFpnE c6untS
and State 0 fEweSt :Nifstnlat On Nednes-
dag the ssth day Of April ISIS On tie
question OF authorizing The maxtnpt6
special bond levy ott%2hcentsS 0n each
10000 valuation Of tho tAxable gpfopertt
in said Lincoln Dtstrietgtospky6ths thtets
est on. and provide asslakihg find Tor
each serial payment andAthesdlsehaRGec
said proposed bond issue hSfeinbGe4
provided: and that said yete ShaM ~
taken on the qdeatI0n8atoteSeId 4t Nh
several voting lAeestInSthasB &fd Mare
iteriRlf District OF Lincoln at gsti1 SpeetAf
Election to be held D n SWSdnssdaS fNs
26th day OF April 1876 which h9a bt6u
heretofore herein dircetfdst1ah6 he'd Tor
the purpose OF taking a3SotsEans ahid
proposed bond issue Of s6Se.ee1 3 z&lf
Lincoln District. and, the Court d64h FUR
ther order and direct tthat sthafeatd elee-
ton commissioners and sehltlsusAra heses
|inbefork appointed do ttaksktht pott mi
ascertain IN etresUtt Of saidSeisstfoh On th6
question 81 authortEthGSA M6aimNht epes
.cia1 bond levy of '49tcentS A1nSehoh ttNpspp
valuationtnf taxable b~ropertys4E8add Bfns
colG District TO pay the interest and ptos
vide q sinking fund to- mSet4eAeh ae&iAt
payment IN the discharGeotsald pkopeeea
bond issue, and 81 isa thfther 0tdAftd
THAT tho Clerk OF this c6lftahs forth
with prepare poll hooks ballots ete+4
may be necessary for theSpurp6se tax
ing and certifying ga itEspSei9I eteett6n
on tho question Of authofixinE
Fimiime special bond lleNyfA satefesat -
be delivered BY him toad eomnaisetes
crs Of election, and said eoninttsstoneth
Of election holding laid speeiRASl NeheA ~
the several Voting placesAihEsatd h4aEtes
tcrIal District of Eincolng8ball anAN to
be taken ard ascertainet8 Tho res4lt ~
said election 0ny5the question or atfElerr
txing said maximum speelalSnend issS %
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sPEcIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR ROAD BONDS.

S. --- .H~.m|
State Of West Virginia, SIS:
at a County Court held In n for the
County of Marion at tho Court House
thereof on Monday the eth day Of
March. a. D., 1915, the following order
entered:
This day came w. e. Maple, G. H. Mus
grave, l.. II. Wilcox, benjamin Ammons.
Henry Martin, ". l.. Shaver, j. d. Victor.
William F. Sandy, Sidney Hess. and j. Z.
Hess and rendered a petition in writing
.sIgncd by more than fifty 900 legal 70:
tiers and free holders in the MaEistertal
District OF Lincoln, County of Marion, and
State OF West Virginia, praying for TIT
permanent Improvement OF certain public
roads in said Lincoln District, and ask.
Ing leave to hle. the same n SAID ,netli
ton having been inspected: by the Court
and. found TO be legal and proper. 1t Is
ordered that tho said petition be. and the
same Is hereby filed, tic said pctttionEb be-
Ing IN the words. and figures following:
"To the Honorable Tho County Court Of
Marion County. West Virginia: Z
we, the undersigned, who are legal vo-
.tcrE and frccholdors within the :naglstcr=
Ial district OF Lincoln, in the County OF
Marion and State Of West Virginia. be-
.ifeving that the public interest demands
the permanent improvement OF the main.
public roads OF said district hereinafter
.clunera ted hereby request. and petition
your Honorable Body to causcrto be sub
mitted to the legal voters OF a district
the proposition of bonding said district
for the sum OF Six Hundred and Fifty
Thousand and no-10o dollars, at a special
election to be held for that purpose, and
that the proceeds arising from tho sale
Of said bonds .bo, by said Court, used for
the permanent Improvement Of such
roads, by tho use Of asphaltum,- brick,
concrete macadum. stone block or3other
process OF equal merit, as provided BY
law, and In such manner as prcscribed by
law. the road to be SO improved by said
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Watchshow tho dogs Of war" scam
per and bark whenlthe supple soldier.
men seize them and ssithem through
the afr.
Lamp the joy on their canine faces
as4thsy wag their tails in doggish.
iglee.
There's a raft of them / uthe U. S:
army, these dogs Of wal, Big and lit
tie, smooth and raggyI each the APP
pie ola soldiers eye.
Three men in khaki will CAB a dog
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A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
"a Little Musterole

And MUSTERoLE won't blister like
the ofd=fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread 1t on with your fingers: 1t pen
Jingle, looscns the congestion and draws
out all soreness and pain.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil of mustard. There's
notEing like it for quick relief for Sore
Siif Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia. Head!
ache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism,
Lunbago, Pains and Aches of the Bact.
or Joints, Siprains, Sore Muscles, Bruis;
es, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds on the
Chest lit often prevents P~neuinonia)
Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy
At your druggists, in Csc and Soc Jars,
and a special large hospital size for $50.
Be sure you get the genuine NUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The MusteroIe Company,
Cleveland Ohio, g,5a. a
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SOMEWHERE IN CHIHUAHUA,
April 1s-All work and no play
makes Jack "a bum soldier And It
isnit all work with Jack.
See lem dash out OF their tents in
Ia rush and lcap:frog over each other
onsthsir way to the post exchange.
See tem pitching horseshoes at.
round stakes driven into tho camp
streets-two TO a side, three to a side,
sometimes.
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1t rs further ordered tilt ths aA bAls
,ots nav hc yotadland .mSrktd1n tidN

1EEEIF 49, st -
1t Is further ordered tiat said b41s
lots may be Soted{and imsEkedAn the msA
ner prescribed by Law.
But It, Is further ordsred 4 mo
County Court IN no ohe eheN ~
District Levy provide a. greAtf SpaelA
bond ieyysthan is naeeasary pay the
interest on said bonds and ~ prosaae 3
sinking fund 10 pay 2 the ssia aef'at
bonds as they respeetlvelyE besotne due.
IL ls further proF1dedsthkt the tohes
or Lincoln District be llsted apd fss.ss
tered by this Contt .as proSidae for ~
Section i9s-A-I1 and Seehot AN4i
81 Chapter5es F ofs tile Actstot the EeelsiAt
tiire Of West. virginia. Rsgplae seasicn'
1915.
do sitf The NTH dRy5precedink ~ dete
said special election tet the pgtpose
OF hearing any and alisnattete ~ 40 me
ireKlstrationt ofevotersg1nd &eb dolnE cry
and-anlthings }necessafyR nd Ssaplred ~
the laws ofsttis state
And III is fufth6rS ordered - tte sotft
that In the event eg1aldh ben9 ttfeticn
Ias carried. that the pltns aud spectareS
fiSnS and thssc6ntfdctis6 r sue WORK ps
approved by the estate Road Engineet,
andsthat tina work 6hgllBi mot III PAID tor ~
full until ilspeetedA STATE Ap@a
Engineer.
y tIts.is 3turther psdered Vet ~ the eSent
said bond .ia6iie$Ahall seafFy tut tto 40
visory COMMITTEES On said pettttpn rpmi-
mated shaItSbe appotntepsh ny khiN Gonf,
,totaot as AdYtSurY comntlttee To- thu.
court IN all matters telantn 70 sid
road improvement Aineludin9 n sals OF
determinins kind OF Toads 10 S. beiif md
material toSbe 1iEeds isttinkt epgitafts.
approv0l5o fs Whtk aula fpatestat ussd. etc
state " Nses ytgillsS
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fellow:empIoyes has determined that
the clerk or carrier in question is in.
capacitared by age and infirnitty.
it has been fgurcd out by an actu.
airy who appeared before the commit.
tee that the first Yeas cost, II the bill
should be enacted. now. would be 1852.
$50, and that this would gradually in
crease to about $2,0Q0,000. Nearly eY.
cry man who has appeared before the
has expressed the opinion
that 1t would be a saving to enact the
bill as the government could get bet.
ter work done by the younger men
put in to take the place OF the pen,
stoned employees.
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And upon consideration OF. the said Pc
.tjon tho Court fR or the opinion and doth
80 And that moro than fifty 500 of the
.sIgncrs of the said petition are legal .vo-
-fSrs and ]freeholdcrs OF tho Rfagtstertal
District of Lincoln. County OF Marion and
state OF West Virginia, and 1t further
Ianpca ring to the Court and the Court
doth SO md that the amount Of the cur
rent road lcvies upon tile property as
.sessed In said Lincoln District for road
|nurnoses Is insufficient for the purpose
Of said permanent Improvement to he
made in said District as set forth IN said
petition.
And It further appearing to the Court
and tho Court doth further ind that the
total valuation Of the taxable PROPERTY
In laid T.iucoln District. County and
State aforesaid, "a $l3,0st,33s.i2,.As shown
BY the last assessment OF the property In
aNid District for state, and county nur-
poses; and the Court doth further md
that the said MaRlSterial District:of Linz
coin has no Indebtedness as such District.
either, bonded or otherwise; and that the
an County of Marion has no indebted
moss! either bonded fnr~ otlicrwise; that
tho amount of bonded. Indebtedness nu-
thorlzed by law, which said Lincoln Dis
.triot may incur, Is In excesHt of1the az
grogate amount OF $6s0,o00 for the .pur-
poses aforesaid.
Now, on this DAY. after mature cortsid:
Grafton otssaIdS petition the Court isgot
the opinion Sthat{thc prayertof said peu-
ton should be granted, and the Court
doth. hereby grant tile same.
And thetCourt 3deerntng It adSsables ana
being Of the opinion that the. said Linz
colin District aforesaid should appropriate
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and toss him from corner to corner
OF their triangle.
Ia fourth soldier will grab another
dog and soon ~theresare two 5purps.
yelping happily, sailing through the
air. |
BY the time six or eight or a dozen
ldoughboys have seized their respec=
tive canine pals and sent them caro-;
ling from fists to mjtt, the camp is
alive with yips and squeaIs and every.
body Is running to the lfunn
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iproessds ~ ,eid bonds bssrs a. sploss
Thc Beffafo Pike Beetnntns 81 ths
Esid Hstfia9p5 PlSs SIS ~eelocattong 81 the
same 10 the yilIage OF Broomhed% OF
Downs apdsffSh6eSWfth ss4ldspfSSIthrotS
the town$o f$Fermington ito the FaIrmont
Dlstrtet line q Katy. a%distance,ots3s.2e
feet.
rs. Tie F~atrrnbpt and weston Turn
pike: ReRianInE ct Observation-Disclosures
Eafd pfkeSorsaSreioeatIoh Thereof. through
West MonongahSs thence Stogthe corporate
limits. offtbe5 tobhS6f WotthIngton, thence,
through worthihgton and by theEriyel
roads, tha4dtstttet line al the bridge
icrpssinE BIngauions Greek. distance OF
.. 5HeiahssgRuri Road: Beginning at the
,I~ateFsections ofSthea Fairmbnt and Weston
turnpike thence up thefHelents 51tun5road:
or 4 relocation thereof; crossing the bridge
6y5theSRSeHsfoadstp the tnteresecttpn OF
yhId5 roadSWif6Stt Buffalo pike. IN Farm
'inSt1fl. a Iistaue9 tof. q. 7el9fe et
4s ThesFaitIiew Road: Beginnlng ct
its tntersectinnAwith the Buftalog Road In
Farn1inEt0n. thence via Sthe Fairyiew
road! repairing and permanentiy improy=-
ing the8aame TO appoint at or near the
Cook Barn passing !Jamisone Coal and
Coke COMPANY Mlne,SosS 9, distance Of
.l9, T0OSfeeE
4. Mods Run Road: ResinniaE At the
.mterssction Of Mods Run DAD with the
Bunaior Road ora thereet,
thence via the Mods Run 9 or a reloS
cations OF tho same. to the forks Of the
road at or nears the School House aSdisr
itanseso OF 3.300F feet
/, &. TevsrbaIgitR Road: Beginning at is
Intersection OF tic river road. thence
up Teverbauah Run Road 10 the Concrete
Bridge near -Four States or Nnnaeelte
Mine. q distance Of 1880: feet.
: Rlnga mon Road Beginning ut the
tfordIng near Mrs. ttcss.s. ttIenco running
down BinSamon Crock Road distance
OF Ms. 4Sa foot.
ISL East Run Road: Beginning at Its
Intersection wlthsthez Buffalo PIKE, thence
up East Run Road to. the fordtnE over
East Rungat near the .chqrch.Sa distance
.ofl3t7o0.
0. punkard Mil Run Road: BEGINNING
interrogation with tie Buffalo PIKE.
thdnce IN Dunkard Mil Run road 10 the
forks OF. the road, a distance OF 300
feet.
10. Plum Run Road: Beginning at It's
Intersection with the Buffalo Pike. thence
rp the Plum Run Road TO the forks Of
tile road Mt Mcclelland's store a distance
OF $1,000 feet.
Said roads and pixies are to be subject
TO any revision or changes necessary to
make suitable grades and TO cut out the
curves.
we further petition and request that
your Honorable Body appoint the follow
Ing named freeholders and legal voters
within the said magisterial district OF
Lincoln. to act as m advisory committee
TO your Honorable Body In all ma alters
relating TO said road Improvement. In
Guiding the tsa1crof said bonds, tile em-
nloymentl of, engineers. determining the
kinds or roads to be built and tiatcrials
Ito be used. granting OF contracts, APP
'proval os work and materials used. etc.
the names Of which. Committee are as fol-
lows; sto-wit:
wilcox 5Ren1amm Ammons. Harry Mar
hin. w. II Shayer@J. p. Victor. William
Ii. Sandy, Sidney Hess and j il, Hess.
5 .-- pnn.nnt f,,ti.. .,,hn,ILinh :.
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1t Is further ordered by the Court that
in the event Of said bonds being disposeu
Of as aforesaid the proceeds shall be by
the purchaser thereof placed by him or
by the President of the County Court IN.
the hands of the Sheriff OF this. Y
and It is further ordered that the said
sheriff for receiving n Disturbing said
proceeds shall receive no compensation Or
commission therefor, and the said e
III shall deposit said proceedS In banks
designated by this Court in the manner
lprescribtd by law; said banks toShe re-
duired8 to give security therefor asspro-
videds bylaw.
The plan to meet the accruinst interest
on said bonds RndStopaS them atfma-
turity by said District is:
1t shall be the duty OF the Counts. COURT
OF said Marion County TO. and the said
Court; shaili6aeh year. at the annual levy
for road purposes in said Liheoln District
provide. by district levy and taSation.
as issreouIred by law In such casessmHde.
ana provided. for the interest on said
bonds. together With ;an addltionsiafund
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Asbjl which. proposes to .correct the
military record OF John w. Berry, OF
Cute w. Va, was introduced in the
House yesterday by Congressman
Sutherland,
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IN A.8Ga @MAEtlIN
Clerk 6t 4dGrleh County Court
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Especial election to authorize 4 maxi-
mum srrctaI bond leSys6f ne cents on
sih9.06 YalnationSo 81 }EAxabfa spreptrts
In. Lincoln District tosproStdet1r thu
ment III Interest and FprlpclpM of $50
900 Of borda according toJ}th3s1rder q M
County Court or Marion Counts entered
on the 9th day Of March 1876
Directly underneath (which shall 20
printed in two separate ilnea
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

and Orvlle Potts Friday night at their
home in Sand Hollow Those pres
ent were Misses Letha Albee, Clara
King, Nellie Flock, Ina Resene, Am
erica Hutcheson. Edna Potts, Messrs.
Orville Potts. Theodore Norvell, Cliff
ford Kendall, Leland Morrison, Man.
ME Bryson, Edmund Potts, Roy Dav-
idson Bryce Parker. Mrs. Hazel Ken
nedy Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Potts, Lois and Feva
Piper.
farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Potts Saturday night at the
home of Mr and Mrs. George Piper
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs w
f. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs James
Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs. John walker, Mr. and Mrs. ] s.
Norvell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Eheler,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper, Mrs. Min
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

Sunday score 6 to in favor Of Ad-
ans.
Ed Ferguson Of Ring station, was a
business visitor the first Of the week,
Mrs. N. Talmage has returned to
her home in Spokane
VIII Pierce had his left knee dis
located during the bali game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ash of Wallula
were visitors Sunday.
Harold Carlstrom Of Adams Is
spending the week with James Nor
rison.
A seven pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs John Ash at the ma
ternity hospital Monday May %
Bert Morrison and Wayne Smith
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
walla Walla river visiting Gale Al
spach.
A surprise party was given Edna
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26
AVOID SPRING COLDS.

Sudden changes high winds, shift
ing seasons cause colds and grippe,
and these spring colds are annoying
and dangerous and are likely to turn
into a chronic summer cough. In
such cases take treatment Of DR..
Kings New Discovery a pleasant lax
ative Tar Syrup, It soothes the
cough, checks the cold and helps
breaks up an attack of grippe. Its
already prepared, no mixing or fuss
ing. Just ask your druggist for = bot
tie Of Dr. Kings New Discovery. Test
ed and tried for over 40 years.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

ME Walker, Mrs NJ. A. Rush, Mrs
Isabelle Mcintyre, Misses Jennie Wal
ker. Edna Potts, America Hutcheson,
Irna Tesene; Messrs Orvllle Potts,
Bryce Parker, Clifford Kendall Theo.
dore Norvell Roy Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Piper.
V. V. Kerley was a Pendleton visit
or Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Shannon has returned to
her home west of town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

price $500. Remedefing Sale Price.
1926
No. 2l5-LAdies' Tan Calf Rubber
Sole and Heel, English Last Low Lace
Oxford. Regular price S4OO. Re-
modelling sale Price .......... .$2.S5
No. SCI 1-2-LAdies White Canvas
Rubber SOles and Heels, One-StraP
Pump. Regular price $500. Remod-
cling sale Price ,..............$ .$1.65
No. SO0-IAdies Patent Turn Sole
1-StFaP, French Heel Pump. Regu-
lar price $3.50 Remodeling Sale
Price .............- $S.2o
No. sic f-2-LAdiG5' Dull Kid.
French Heel, Turn Sole Pump. Reg
ular price $500. Remodeling Sale
PFtce ...,.'.,'..'. .''''''' ~o''o
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FLIES TO WASHINGTON
FROM N. Y. IN 3 HOURS

NEW YORK, May 26.-Victor
Carlstrom flew in an aeroplane from
New York to Washington, with Alan
Hawley. president OF the Aero Club
OF America, as a passenger He made
the 225 miles in 1877 minutes After
calling at the White House he return
ed by train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

Regular price $3.50. Remodeling
Sale Price INSTRUMENTATION. SASS
No. 213-LAdies' Patent Welt Sole
Two-Strap Pump. Regular price 81.
Remodeling sale price ......... sass
NO. 5O3-LAdles' Patent welt Sole
Colonial Pump. Regular price $500
Remodeling Sale Price ...... .$3.2S
No 5O5-Ladies' Black suede o.
lOniaI Welt Sole Pump. Regular
price $500 Remodeling Sale Price
S3.45
No. 21S 1-2-Ladies' Gun Metal
Calf Welt Sole, tailored bow. Louie
Cuban heel. Regular Price $500
Remodeling sale Price ........ S2.45
No. 5O7-IAdies Gun Metal Calf
Welt Cole Colonial Pump. Regular
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26
KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND
HEALTHY

There is only one way to have
clear. healthy complexion and that
is to keep the bowels active and reg
ular. DR.. Kings New Life Pills Will
make your complexion healthy and
clear. move the bowels gently. stimu-
late the liver, cleanse the system and
purify the blood. A splendid spring
medicine. 26c at your druggist.-Adv,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26

Minnie Walker Of Sand Hollow. was
shopping here Saturday.
Dr. J. Griswold took patient to
St. Anthony's hospital Friday.
Mrs. NJ. D. Smith and Earl Ghorm-
ley visited their niece and sister, Mrs.
B. r. Shafer in Walla Walla Sunday.
Several Of the younger set attended
the baseball benefit dance at Wallula
Saturday night
Jack Prendergast Of Juniper was a
business visitor Saturday
John Peterson and family Of Juni-
per. yisied with Mr.. and Mrs John
Peterson saturday
Mrs. Dee Leroy left Sunday for her
new home in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Dickinson Of Athena. Is visit
ing her daughter Mira Lorain Clark.
The Helix baseball boys played with
the Adams boys on the latter grounds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26
NEWS NOTES OF HELIX
TWO DELEGATES GO TO ATTEND
l. o. o. +. LODGE AT
ROSEBURG.

HELIX. Ore. May z4.--Henry Hen
riscon and W. H. harrison left Sunday
70 attend the J. .. .. r. grand lodge
at Roseburg
Mrs Nellie Meyers left Monday ar
delegate from the Evangeline Rebekah
lodge for Roseburg
Prof. Guerne was a guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Howard Drew Sunday.
Ernest Ghormley Of Juniper was
business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Drew were
dinner guests al the W. II Albee home
Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26
New Line to orient Near.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-san
Francisco is to be made a port Of call
beginning early in June, for new line
OF steamers operating between New
York and the Orient by the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha Company
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-26
AernnIane Rnid EniIs

ROME, May 25.-Two Austrian
aeroplanes attempting to raid venice,
were shot down and tumbled into a
swamp, It was learned today.