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Every Home Needs
This Great Remedy
Vo Homo can Afford lo lie Without
a MHtl, Hellahlo iJixalivp-Tanlc.
No w ell-regulated homo should bo i
without a laxative, for there la
rarcely a day in a family of several
lorsoii ir.at someone doesn t com-!
j'laln of headache, of sleeplessness, I
t-hcuv t lio flrt signs of a cold. i
A lA.vative then become a neces- !
n;y or wh.-it was a trifling congestion j
t the N plnr.tng may run into a se-
ritm c.M or fever. No harsh rem- !
idv is needed, hut simply a mild lax-!
.it;ve-t.nic that will make the liver
act:v nnd s'.lr up the bowels. Peoplo
wh rmve trit'd a great many things.
tr c arc themselves heads of families,
vr. have seen the little ills run to
"t:g- ones, will tell you that there is
nothing belter than Dr. Caldwell's;
Syrup Ivpsln, which you can obtain'
Mt any drug store for fifty cents or
.ne dollar a bottle, the latter being
th family size.
Anions tbe gTeat believers In Syrup
Jpsln for constipation In old or
oung, and as a general household
-mergcncy remedy, is Mrs. M. F.
Smith, "10 X. Cherry St.. San Anton
io, Tex. To use her own words, she
fsays she will bless Dr. Caldwell to
her dying day for she believes that
through his remedy. Syrup Pepsin,
he found the way to permanent good,
health.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sci
entifically compounded and lis purity
la vouched for. Mothers give it to
Tiny babes, and grown people, taking
if
Walla Walla Apples licked.
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Nov. 1 2. J
Practically all the apples in this
district have Veen picked. J. D j
Taggard, a big grower at Waltsburg
finished Wednesday and will com-)
plete grading and packing nine car- 1
loads of extra fancy apples and will j
ship as manv more. In addition to lo-
cal orders. I-st year he shipped SO
carloads, but he says that the higher
price for the smaller crop this year
brought him more money. From the
Touchet Valley Apple, company's SO
acre appL" orchard of 4 -year-old
trees. 105 boxes of Home Iteauty ap
ples were picked.
sins. SI. E.
SMITH.
TltAlNINC SCIHK)Ij OPENED
SlNDAY SCHOOL TKACIIKIJS
At the Theaters
Press Agents' Announcements of Present and Coming
Attractions at Pendleton's Many Show Houses.
a little larger amount, find It equallj
effective. It is mild and gentle,
pleasant-tasting and free from grip-1
ing.
It does not hide behind a high
sounding name and Is absolutely free
from any prohibited Ingredient Fam
ilies who once use Syrup Pepsin for-
vr after avoid cathartics, salts, pills
! and other harsh medicines, for these
cr.ly do temporary good, are nau
seous and a shock to any delicate
system, such things should never be
given to children.
Families wishing to try a free sam
ple bottle can obtain it postpaid by
addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 419
Washington St., Montlcello, III. A
postal card with your name and ad
dress on it will do.
Orplumui.
For Saturday only the Orpheum
presents "The Vampire," a three part
Kalem. Featuring Miss Alice Els
and I'.ert French In their world-famous
"Vampire lance" which has
curried their fame around the world.
The dame will fascinate you as It
has fascinated people the. world over.
j The settings are remarkable, one of
!T. I.ol'IS. Xov. 12. St. Louis Is , them being the exact replica of a
to have better Sunday school teach-j fashionable restaurant w hich Is
ers. A iraining school was opened , llroadway's most famous dining j
for them today in the "new V. M. C. i place. The story Is of a young man ;
A. building under the supervision of who was led to ruin ly a neautuui
the Church Federation of St. Louis, i adventuress then cast out by her. He
General lectures will cover "advanced; goes to a theater and witnesses a per
bible studies." "Biblical Geography." J formanee of the wonderful "Vampire
"Church History." "Psychology and : Dance" which tells of a young ar
Pedaeoffv." "Sex Instruction." "Com-It 1st enamored by lb wiles of a Im
munity Service" and "Organization
and Management of Sunday schools."
man Vampire, and despite his ut
most efforts he Is lured by her beauty
to his death. To the boy this seems
to picture his own life with the ad
'.he top-line attraction by the man
agement of this theater for today. It
it a western play depicting western
flfe to a nicety, and featured Francis
X. Pushman, the old-time favorite.
The story is of a musicun who cap
tures a hold-up man, famous on tha
Canadian border In the early eight
ies. To get the big reward and win
'he sheriff's daughter he. beards the
miulit In his den only to find she
i loves another. Human Interest, ro
mance and drama, are artistically
Mended. of particular Interest l
the Lubin drama "When fhe Prison
Doors Opened." It shows how a new
and beautiful life Is opened to two
unfortunates. Ormi Hartley and
Kdwin Carewe are featured. "HU
First Performance" Is an Edison
comedy. Tommy's Pa and Ma conn
to see him play In "Ued Harlow, the
Terror of the Gulch." They have a
fit when he sits on a keg of powder
and lights a, cigarette wt'.h the burn
ing fug", when the vidian attacks
Tommy tip y clean up the show.
mvvvvTinv l
Ol'FAEI) T ASI1VKY PAllK vtnturess and he rusnes to nis sweci
' ' heart whom he had deserted and
marries her at once. Alice Holllster
w . ..... r w. oil vnntliress
and Harrv Maillarde of the boy. This
Is one of the most fascinating pictures, "'r miw tongue,
ur ,.r,wWe,I llniiai tenor will s'ng
Cunld and Three. Essanay. Fea-''r!" and "When a Uoy from Old
i roni
"The Lure" Tonight,
Genuine sincerity of purpose is said
characterize that drama dealing
with Whlta Slavery. "The Lure,"
hlch has been the big sensation of
the. present New York season and
which Is now to be seen by playgoers
of this city tonight simultaneously
Ith Its crowded run at Maxlme El
liott's theater In the eastern metrop
olis. George Scarborough, who wrote
It, was for years a special secret ser
vice agent for the government and
was Inspired by his own actual ex
periences to write this play depicting
the methods of these terrible enemies
f modern society who aim at the
homes of the land and who destroy
th souls of Its young girls. He was
x.ot a. mere playwright seeking a
theme which would pander to morbid
curiosity but the theme inspired him
ui It was In the spirit and with the
eal f a modern crusader against a
terribl national evil that he was led
to attack this subject from the stand-
ix4nt of a dramatist. When the idea
occurred to him vividly to depict the
M-orklngs of the white slavers before
the playgoers of the country as a
tfreat object lesson and warning, he
confided his intention to Stanley W.
Finch, head of the federal bureau
Jor the suppression of the
thorlty of all encouraged him to ac
complish his purpose.
KI.KCTIOX Al'TO BAN" VETOED.
ASHCHY PAKY, X. J., Xov. 12.
With delegates present from every
section of the state, and speakers
from many other states, the annual
Asbury Park Sunday School conven
tion opened here. The sessions wlil
continue today anil Thursday.
Rev. Vr. Floyd W. T. Tompkins, rec
tor of Holy Trinity church of Phila
delphia, will have charge of the de
votional services during the conven
tion. Rev. Or. Cornelius Wolfkin,
pastor of the Fifth avenue Presby-
Sunday, November 16th
JNO. J. HOLLAND
OFFERS THE MOST TALKEH OF PL-AY IX YEARS
the famous
"Hear Old
iieln Uillv M.isnn and Ruth Hennes- ' nampsnire ain-uj a giri
j... i Tennessee,,-' on Friday niht, Saturday
. ! matinee and Saturday night
I'y El'GENE WALTER, author of "Paid In Full," "The- Easiest Way."
"Fine Feathers," etc.
Tl'io Play that lu-ld Now York ami ( lib ui. Sm IIIuikI fr on Whole
KOltMOtl.
A storv of the Great Hudson Hay Country. Redolent lth the atmos
phere of the Canadian Woods.
EXCELLENT CAST. ELABORATE SCENIC I'HOUt'CTlON,
Prices: Lower Floor $1.00; Balcony. Mc; Gallery. 20c.
Seats on Sale at Pendleton Drug Co., Saturday, Xov. 15th.
IMsUme Tlay.
An Essanay drama entitled "Tony
the Fiddler." that Is a series of thrill
ing situations, has been obtained a
GENERAL BR AM WEIL BOOTH PRESIDES
AT MEETING OF SALVATION ARMY
LOS AXGELES. Xov. 1 2. Declar
ing a drastic election ordinance pass
ed by the city council "an unwarrant
ed interference with the personal
rights of citizens," Mayor Rose ve
toed the measure.
The ordinance prohibited taking
voters to the polls in hired automo
biles unless the voter was charged
full taxlcab rates for the service, re
fused to allow election workers to
canvass votes and prohibited hiring
precinct workers to distribute cam
paign literature.
MILTON WILL LEVY
ITS OWN' ROAD TAX
MIL.TOX, Ore., Xov. 13. Five am
endments to the city charter were vot
ed on Monday at a special election.
The most important measure was one
giving the city power to levy Its own
road tax, taking the power from Uma.
tilla cour.tv, which has heretofore
levied ami collected the tax, levying
Milton city to do its own road work.
This measure passed and Is expected
white to save the city several hundreds dol-
sdave traffic and that greatest au- lars annually.
1
AFTER SICKNESS OH 0PEMI1P
It is a pr.thetic mistake to except drugs or alcoholic
mixtures vhea nature craves nourishment to repair
the wasted bedy and restore the vior of he?.lth.
For fcrty years the best physicians have relied cn
the wholesome predigested nourishment in SCOTTS
EMULSION which is totally free from alcohol cr opiates.
Scott's Emuhion sharpens the appetite renev.j
V1J rn.,nck.o nArv5 strengthens bones and
restores the courage of health to make life bnghl
Scott's Cmulsion sets in action
the very forces that
health. Its purity,
richness and strength
has stood the test
of forty years.
ts-iw
The Malcombs. the. two best fun
makers the Cosy has ever h'ld, will
put on a beautifully costumed fuv
esty Friday and Saturday nlghU; on
Saturday afternoon they will put on
another of their funny "kid" acts for
i he children. However, It will make
'he grown-ups laugh, too.
"The Impostor." Two reels. Rron
cho. Civil war drama with some
fierce fighting. A union soldier took
the place of a dead confederate whom
he resembled in order to bring hap
piness to th dead soldier's blln 1
mother. The deception was well
meant and leads up to some situa
tion that touch the heart, with an
ending that is very pleasing.
"Her Knight Krrant." "Reliance.
Little Runa Hodges and Master Karl
Yllfford hr.ve the leads in this beau-!
tiful heart-Interest child drama.
"Little Rrothtr." Thanhouser. A
small, boy and some big sea crabs
make fun in this ocean picture, ta
ken at Cape May, Virginia.
Six new pictures from the Fres
association will be shown.
city musical act. Among Vie picture?,
nre "Shon the Jlper." a two reeler; j
"The Animated Veekly" and "The
Two Kids," a rattling good Xestot
comedy.
Coming.
The Frank Rich company, which
opens a special engagement at the new
Alta theater, starting Sunday, No-
j vember 18, for one week, have Just
! received all new special scenery, very
elaborate wardrobe and spectacular
electrical effects for their latest of
the 1913 musical comedy plays, each
play being full of the latest song
hits, good clean wholesome comedy,
catchy music, clever dancing and ex
cellent singing. This company will
give an entire change of play, scene
ry, wardrobe eac, each night, with
ry, wardrobe; etc., each night, with
Alta TlKHitpr.
Tonight an entire change of pic
tures. Also the Humestons will make
many changes In their versatile nov-
Women Who Take
this universally popular home
remedy at times, when there
is nped are spared many hours
of unnccc33ary suffering
! WHAT'S INDIGESTION?
WHO CARES? LISTEN!
i
I'npo's Diapcrwin" Makes Sick. S"ur,
;awy Stomachs Surely Fool
Fine In 5 Minutes.
Sold nrbra. la boaw, 10c. 2Sc
Saturday nights with one performanca
on week nights.
East Oregonian, delivered to your
home each evening, 65c per month
Mackintosh's
TOFFEE
Direct From
Halifax, England
WALNUT TOFFEE.
EGO anil MILK TOFFEE.
FIG TOFFEE.
FRVIT TOFFEE.
PIERROT TOFFEE.
TREACLE TOFFEE.
K RUSSIAN TOFFEE.
EXTRA CREAM TOFFEE.
FLATMATES TOFFER.
at
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The Drug Store Uiat scttp
fou best.
i Auction Sale
-AT THE-
! Dutch Henry Feed Vard
i Saturday! Kiev, fi I
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CHICAGO. Nov. 14. With General
Bramwell Booth, head of the Salva
tion Army, presiding, officers' coun
cils were held here all day to discuss
the policy of the American branch of
the army and to suggest any changes
necessary to the betterment financi
ally and numerically of the Middle
Western departments of the American
organization. The first sessions open
ed at 10 a. m. No set program has
tern arranged for tomorrow, but on
Sunday there will be a monster mass
meeting held by soldiers and ex-soldiers
in the Curt Theater, Dearborn
street. General Booth will preside
at the Sunday meeting and discuss
his plans for carrying the work of the
urmy to foreign fields. He explained
briefly today that one of the Import
ant matters under consideration Is the
I Time It! In five minutes all stom
t ach distress will go. No Indigestion
i heartburn, sourness or belching of
j gas. acid, or eructations of undigested
I food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
j breath or headache,
j Tape's Dlapepsln Is noted for Its
i speed In regulating upset stomachs
It Is the surest, quickest and mom
certain Indigestion remedy In the
whole world, and besides It Is harm
lesa. Millions of men and women now
eat their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Dlapepsln will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case of Tape's Dlapepsln
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable life Is too short your are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and dl-
Chlna, Japan
and Oriental
vatlon Army.
and other far eastern
countries, by the Sal-
terlan church of New Vork City, de
livered the convention sermon this
morning. William A. Brown, super
intendent of the missionary depart
ment of the United States, will make
one of the principal addresses of the
convention as the representative of
the International Sunday School association.
E...ut It, drIau It wtthmit rirenr? tt ro.
invasion of Australia, New Zealand, V".,, ' , '.,
, 111 lilt; Diumoviii
Pape's Dlapepsln ueiongs In your
home anyway- Fhould one of the
family eat something which don't
! agree with them, or In case of an at
General Clinton L. Rlggs of Baltl- tack of Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
more, prominent In the Maryland trltis or stomach derangement at day
militia, has been selected by President time or during the night It la handy
Wilson to he one of tho three Amer- to give the quickest, surest relief
leans on the Philippine commission, known.
Oregon Theatre Ml
MONDAY, lAllS
Tom Arnold
IX THE GORGEOUS MUSICAL SPECTACLE
"T&3
1IF
IT
JNJ VU7 LS
Ity Adamrt, Ilotigti & Howard.
OVERFLOWING WITH SONG HITS AND STUNNING GIRLS.
C 0 EXCELLENT CAST C Q
People P0NY BALLCT or wONDERruL dancers pggple
The cii&ngtw and ctrntunx-M ami Mxftcn are Ilewihlorlnjj In their
Frequency.
A Brilliant Spectacle of Flowers and IJjrtit all ttie girts are dream.
PRICES: IOWEK FIXHHt $1.50; RAICONY $1.00, GALIJKRY 50c
KU Sale Sunday A. M.. Pendleton Drug Co,
Sale Starts 1:30 p. m.
Finest car of Brood Mares ever I
3 shipped to Umatilla County
to be sold. One pair of mules, 5 years
I old; 50-head of horses in this sale.
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Dr. F.'M. Coe !
A Conxnmptive Cough.
A cough that bothers you contlnu-1
ally Is one of the danger signals which j
warns of consumption. Dr. King's (
New Discovery stops the cough, loos- j
ens the chest, banishes fever and lets I
you sleep peacefully. The first dose
checks the systems and gives prompt
relief. Mrs. A. F. Mcrtz of Glen
Ellyn. Io-.va, writes: "Dr. King's
New Discovery cured a stubborn cough
after six weeks' doctoring failed to
help." Try It, as It will do the same
for you. liest medicine for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles. Mon
ey back If It falls. Price BOc and $1.
All druggists, by mall.
II. E. Riuklen & Co., Philadelphia or
St. I xmis. Adv.
INDIANS REVERT TO RITES.
Chiefs in Maine In Full Regalia
Dance at Athletefg Nuptial.
OLD TOWN. Me., Nov. 12. Clad
in the regalia of eagle feathers and
beaded buckskins of other times, In
dian chiefs danced at the wedding 'of
Andrew Sockalexls, the Penobscot
marathon runner, to Taullne 8huy.
daughter of Sebastian Shay, one of
tho leading tribesmen.
The Sockalexls family has long
been prominent for Its athletes. An
drew Is also a student of Indian lore
and It was at hla suggestion that old
customs of the tribes were revived
today.
tSSSs' Sunday Evening, Nov 16 7sdXy1
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Real
Performers
Special
Scenery
Elaborate
- Wardrobe
Spectacular.
Electrical
Effects V
Admission
Children 25c
Adults 35c
Silk
Re
1U
(Eastern Original Company)
In High Class Up-to-Date
I
MSICA
Id
heater
All the
Latest
Song Hits
Dances
Comedy
Music
2 Performances
jnday, Saturday
ights. 1 Perfor
ice Week Nights