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PAGE THREW EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORE30NTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1917. The Dean Tatom Co. Phone 688 Bartlett Pears, box $1.75 Prunes, basket 35f String Beans, 3 pounds 25a Boets and Carrots, bunch 5 CRISCO small 45f; medium 00 Campbell's Soups, 2 for 25 Catsup in gallon jugs $1.09 ELBERTA PEACHES IN BULK, LB 3 Vic This is less than 70c box. This is a lot of extra fancy peaches. QUALITY DENTISTRY Dr. F. L. I DENTIST. Rooms 3 and 4, Belta Bldg. Telephone 523. KTLIKXT AVIATOIt FAUX Al hiikaks BOTH I,KCS MAN MATKO. Cal.. Sept. 6. Fred Ochsner, a Ntudfi.t aviator, f?li whn his engine Htulled high in the atr and may die, chMitT wh i unahle to keep th j machine tmlnuc-'d ;ind p I 1 1 Cf -d earth j wanls. Both I-k were broken and it i ir btdieved he nuHtiilned Internal in , UirieK. He mqji brought to the Kcd I 't ons hospital here. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children j In Use For Over 30 Years ! Always bears the Signature of PRUNE HARVEST ON AT MILTON MOItK THAN 12.1 C'AltS KIIIPPKD OUT TO DATKi 40.000 HA KS OF WHKAT I.V WAHKIIOI.'SK. Other News and Srxflal Note of Much Intercut a Gathered, by the Kant Oregotilun Corrrmpondent. LIVE NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST (KfiHt Oregonlal Kpeelal. ) ) MILTON, Ore.. Kept. 7. The har vesting of the prune crop Is In full blast now. Over 125 cars of prunes have been shipped from Milton alone to date. The lust of the crop will not he gathered before ten days or two weeks. Forty thousand sucks of wheat have been received nt the farmers ware house, which will be filled to the limit In the next ten davs unless sell ing; beBlns. VV K. Prllev. chl'-f of oollee of F.l- lensborg. Wash.. I in the city niac ins a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Clar.i. Krlley. Pres. H. S Shart'le of I'olumhia ''ollea-e will b-nve tomorrow to attend h session of the Columbia Confer ence which Is to be held in that city. Mrs. V. K. Pferol will move her residence from Mi'ton to Walla Walla next Friday. ( I). I. Whitmore. local representa tive of the Bulletin, returned today from a week's visit with relatives at Palmer. Ida. Miss Anne Pompfon. teacher of Voice in Columbia Collcite. arrived Tuesdav from her home at New Mea dows. Ida. Commissioner Mac f'ockburn and family are at home again after an outing at Wallowa Lake. Victor Orr. who has been em ployed at WnitHhnrn has taken a po sition with the Milton Fruit Growers I'nioii. Mlw Kllralieth fJrahani head of the Kngllsh and elocut on department of the college arrived today from l-adu call. Kentucky, to take up her ties. du- roAST Kinre I'NOKH XXTItOL, SKATTI.K. Sept 5 The cool. camp weatlier which has prevailed :n Ws-hingtnn west of the cascniu mountains during the last two -lavs, has made it easy to bring under c( n trol practically all the forest f'res in the district, accordintr to fovst di tr ct ofri-'a s. A f're near 1a'b."k Vitstm county, burning i" 'he coun trv where fire fighting is illricult. 1? stll bevoml control. For some years, various and sundry concerns have been making beverages which are grouped under the general description of "near-beer." Then came Bevo a cereaKbeverage, not a "near-beer," but offered purely for what it is a delightful, wholesome and nutritious drink. Bevo met with instant and complete success. A whirlwind success. Owing io Bevo's popularity, some beverages are now being offered in a way to make the appearance of the package look as much like the Bevo bottle as possible. The intention is obvious. But you don't taste the shape of a bottle it's the flaVor of the contents of the bottle that you must depend upon for, ' enjoyment. Then beware of impersonators don't be satisfied to try to identify Bevo by the shape of the bottle alone 2 There are these certain identification marks that are your protection against imitations. Not just imitations of the product, remember but those more insinuating imitations which try to deceive you by putting an old failure into a bottle similar to a new success. So look for these unmistak able marks of thi; genuine Bevo demand that the bottle be opened in front of you, then Look for the Seal See that it is unbroken covering the Crown Top Look at the Crown Top and ace that it bears the Fox Be sure the Bottle bears this label Bevo is a pure drink. This means more than that It contains pure ingredients it means that though you might often well be afraid of possible germs in milk or water, Bevo, being a pasteurized prod uct in sterilized bottles, is absolutely free from bacteria. Bevo is a nutritive beverage the fine cereals from which it is made give it this quality. Bevo is a delightful and refreshing soft drink unlike any you have ever tasted indeed a Triumph in Soft Drinks. You can't get these good qualities in anything but Bevo demand the genuine. Yo will And Bee at Inns. certerlae. restaurants, groceries, depart ment sod drug stores, soda (cantatas, dinins eats, steamships, ean trena. soldiers' h.mes. navy, snd other places where refreshing rvrre are sold. Youl trocar wul supply you by the-esse. Bevo is sold In bottles only nod 'a bottled esclwslvely ky ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS BLAUMAUER & H0CH Wholesale Dealers PORTLAND. ORK. Familiea supplied by DcVern I K .. ... tf. It Bevo the all-year-'round oft drink POUTIasAND. Ore.. Kept. 7. De pendent parent, in forelmi lands can not be lifted uccwf ul.y in depend ency claim ty drafted men, the dis trict exemption board ruled here to day. Two Greek filed formal notice of dependent fathr to whom, the said, they went money rtxrularly. The parent, the drafted men explained, were in Greece. The claims were re- ftiHed and th men certified into the I national army. To Prop- Imitation fimb. TWIN FALIaH, Ida., Sept. 7. Fred i Oecker. an aviator, will Klve those at t ndinfc th .South Idahf. fair her Feptember HO a real taste of war. j Flylntr hlKh In th air, ht? will drop 'imitation bombs on the fair ground--. Safety First Un1(M' FaJL ' F'l'TTK, Mont.. Sfpt. 7. -The wfetv firnt deviren inHtalled in the mines in thin diHtrie.t are a farce and the shaftH are now unsafe fr the miners that U.day Is the charge of the strikinc miners in their official publl riition. the Ktiike F!ulletln. "The miners appreciate any move ; that is made that would have a ten dency to make working conditions j safer for them, but the recora oi tne company can only show that a greater loss of life has renulted since some of their silly mfetv rules have been ea tabllshed the Bulletin declare. "Any miner wiH tell you how the foreman and shift-bosses exert them selves to have places fixed up only when the unfety-flrst man is Koine to visit the mine of which they have charge." ' Today's issue of the Pulletin ex presses renewed confidence of a striker's victory. The mining companies claim that evervthinir possible has been done to safeguard the lives, of the miners. Will lroteet Soldier Moral. T.U'OMA. Wash., Sept. 7. City r-rd ennntv authorities here today are rt..t.rmined io protect the morals of j the "onscrlrts in traininr at Cnmp i jlwls. Ancric-in I.:ie. Mn convlet- 1 j f,, uf M'-Illm? or giving liquor to sol loirr v'U b severelv dealt with. Fed er;il .Turlue K. K. t'ushmn. ignorine reeommendations fr clemency made t-x- ffidrnl Mtren-t n?id Assistant Pist rist Attorney Fishburne, shows the -nirii uianifwi in the ease of John (V-V-...v. ('V:iM-v i iiHet?.1 to have triv n n soldier at Tump T'wis a pint j ; of whisk'- "iihrtMin F'-nt. him to the 1 I roomy Jail for three months. l "An effort mv be made to import I lino or Int(. Taennn or some of the n-'-Miindip" towns for the soldiers said on" officii t todav. "Rut we are Prepared to enforce the Imw to the letter. The youth of tt nation ill tr;Hnir fo- democracy's war must be kept den n," Wiiiel Thrt-o Vear for llm. INIIC V. An, 2" (Pv Mnil i 'Pi.it fin M'-Tir-'n oMfer to a Iondon bfirmnid- "This beer's a tittle flat." Said the barmaid to the American soMter- "tt's been waiting three yf-ars for you." n-tit Over fVmeirrv Iot. IMKKH. Ore.. Sept, 7. While the rn'lv of little four-year-nld Klvlra Funk lies in n temporary crave today lawyers are scheduled to fiKht for the risrht of her parents to buy a ceme tery lot for her. Welch fe Company nvvn -all local cemeteries. West A Companv prepared the bodv of the little girl for burial, and Welch A Company, rival undertakers, refused Pi,, m II I IT J ii ii Standing the Test. The clothes you buy of us are good clothes. They stand the test of suitabil ity for you and comparison with other clothes. Besides there's a world of style in our lein-H SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN Belted and beltless suits in nob by Worsters, Cheviots and Serges. Two button, three and four button coats, single breasted and double breasted. Exquisitely tailored. Novelty pockets, patch and slash. PRICED $22.50 to $35 I JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS NEW MODELS IN OVERCOATS Trench and Belted Model $25.50 to $30.00. Complete Showing of Round-Up Wearables. Hats from S4 to $15; Shirts $1.50; Round-Up Novelties such as Handkerchiefs $1.75; Pennants 50c to $1.50; Round-Up Chaps. Silk 50c; Round-Up Ties 75c each. ALEXAN IfVi t.i Ml the lot lo the Funk family. At torneys for the child's parents today are aruuinK for a writ of mandamus t:. secure a burial site. ITALIANS STRIKING FOR TOLMINO - " -vV c, . " ry o-!-Sy &C ill -?NV .w-e. TA''"i) 't ' I " ir -1L w - E ikJv-iorsso 3; a v, pi J -v MtiTtK:J!j3iieA K Aj! &VS vi. R?' m JS. --' I 'fi'i! if si iur.vais5A , V-. id I ' prs.pm.no- ' N, v t5.4- RT.-ANrr-vq.weV'.;s' -a, O ' Ahi,tjJz?sX- H O '-V ' '! .'l?W VlkXf -,5 soe.i.t.. I jj ... R foPMsac. Si S s'" SMt at KM nsjssasassasscrs , ' a 5 j riitmxT piiiuppiXK pimii"T-: I s.m.1 nelcsate to ITotest Price Ht- Ing by I nltcd states. MANILA. Sept. 5 The govern ment is semiinn Samuel D. Ferguson, president of the lnular liaitk. to Am erica to protect Philippine product from possible food control price ft iliB ami to explain Philippine cot conditions and silver va lies. The pe so now is worth more than the Co n's par value an i the authorities are en- 1 foreinK a law prohibiting the expor: i of the peso a national bank issue 'of peso certificates has been author red to retire silver coins. 'Til Show You How Ccrns Peel Off!" h'.wr I Vol a lianana Skin' 1 hat s It! I 1 rihmtld worry atnut tlnw corns - I I Just put some l.t-lt" on " 'rtis used to r pester the world Into tt frenxy. ndurinfi : piilti. ditcini,:. si i.-inn toe. tinkering: I" ; olasuTs ami tap', trviutt !o fix I h ouliln't hurt. Hi;t no no one in i o" , -f' "i arfM ri.-t i i " ARMAND'S The only NEW facet powder in the past 50 year Oh yes. there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you have ever had. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It. M(ltflfroitriLll B-KTTLC t-tNC i ,ni - . . . a. o .r Hiivinx iittame.i pmctlcal command of the Italnsuu Plateau 2 the Ital ian land force are now conductinir a sre;it flankinir movement north war. 1. with Tolmmo (1) as the object -v.". , ic f:n- - -i -I4.- ' j world -".ri.Mild worry." traitie th mm-nt J vuii ntit "(ifU Ii" on. it means rh end of i a corn. Ther Is nothlnr In the worltl ttk.e i"';ets It" - nothlnit k sntv and irrmin not hint: thst you run roimt on t" TWe off ,a corn or i-hIIus rvcry lloiat. anil I I'll iiil'T IAiKU The turn D-r sn-w thnt ; ";.ts It" i" nt irt. Il nvr lrrUt-t i the fii-sh. ne'Vs-r roak- tout t Hr- Jtinf j twi dropn .f "i;etw It" atld presto" Th" loom pain mnlthn Shortly yu ran p! thf corn right off with your i'lnsr and jthtre you art- oom free muI hppv wlto thf toe ss smooth ami rwn ftw as rintr i ('Him. N-Ter happened bir Hd It " iTiinn-ffi of a mojit atisiiict.'r ch;tr- t.ueet not. acter east on the plateau is rep..r.d I''V JESf tonsr.t Chiapavano Valley (3. which . tr nt n rwlit f pri.-r by V, I.rem- if i-arrivd out, may st'Vfr the lin of i ft ' iiicacv ill fitnununiciitii' :i I) d iitithtTii i between th- nrthri ustr nn artniws. ..rl I and i. -it r ni Con Dung Low CHOP SUE Y tvir.rMM tr e cw... 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