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v.r'j 1 TWELVE PAGES f -- DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1&18. PAG ELEVEN 1 jerjmrswwxm THE LATEST IN MILLINERY, TWO BUSY MILLINERS. Columbia Crochet Thread, 9 cols., any size.. 10c Ladies' Hosiery from 15c to $1.23 Children's Hosiery from 15c t0 35c Men's Hosiery, from . . ; .'. . . . V. . f . . 15c to 35c Dresses for Children from ... 65c to $2.19 Toilet Soaps 5c and 10c Armour's Famous White Flyer Laundry 5c Ohio Bue Tip Matches, 20 cub. inches ......... j5c Toilet Paper, 3,' 4 or 5 rolls for 25c Berlin Papers Remark , Difficulty of Progress AMSTERDAM, March 28. Berlin newspapers Wednesday ununlniouHly remarked the increasing difficulty of Ucrmun progress bcit suy Hindcnburg is confident. PORTLAND MARKET QUIET, UNCHANGED Opposite AM ?7r, Pastime MOT MOT WATER rosy- coMPLisxnoN feays - vve can't help but ; look batter and feel better after all Inelde bath. It nn CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You. Alt I want la yonr tmme nnd addressee lanwnd yon . free trial treat nent. 4 want ymi ju.t to try uua treatment thai 'a all )nt try It, I've been in the drug buaineM In Feet Wavne for to f ear, naaW everyone know ine and knowa about my eucceMfnt treatment. Over is tboueaml five heiaaraal peepie outside of Port Wayne have, according to their own etatementa, been cured by thia treatment aiooe I first taade thlewfrer public. . If yon have teaaja, Icon, Sett aMiena, Teller ieiei mind hew hid my treatment has . cored the worat caaea I ever aw shra aaa a cttance to pre, aav etaies. Send m ymrrrriime and addnmnn tnevnnpon below and ret the trial treatment 1 Srant ta send you FRKK. Tile wonders accomptialied in yourovs case will be areaf. f. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, 2556 Wait Main St., Fort Wayns, Ind. Pleaae aend wilhoat coat or obli.-a.tlon to me your Free Proof Treatment. -?v -.- J. Ma lain. ,. Muaeiar -Are I Net- To look one s 'best and feel one 8 bent to enjoy an liiHide buth each morning to flunb from the Bystem the Prevtous day's wnifte, Hour fermenta- tlonff and pohionoiiH toxlne before It 1b absorbed Into the blood. Juttt tut coal when it burns, leaves behind a cer- tuln amount of Incombustible mater ial on the form of ashes, so the food and'drink taken each day leave In the alimentary organs a certain amount of Indigestible material, which . Is noH eliminated, form toxins and poslons which are then sucked Into the blood through the, very ducts which are In tended o such In only1 nourishment to sustain the body. If you want to see the glow of healthy bloom In your cheeks, to see your skin get clearer and clearer, you are told to drink every morning opon arising, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It, which Is a harmless means of wash ing the waste material and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels thus cleansing, Rweetenlng ana purifying the entire alimentary tract,' before putting more food Into the' stomach. Men and women with sallow skins. liver spots, pimples or pallid com-1 plexlon, also those who wake up with a. coated tongue. ' bad taste, nasty breath, others who are bothered with headaches, bilious spells, acid stom-! ach or constipation should begin this I'hosphateed hot water drinking and are assured of very pronounced re sults In one or two weeks. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate costs very little at the drug I more but Is sufficient to demonstrate 'that just as soap and hot water ! cleanses, purifies and fresfiens the kln on the outside, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on the inside organs. We must always consider ! that Internal sanitation Is vastly more important than- outside cleanliness, ,. because the skin poros do not absorb impurities Into the blood, while the j bowol pores do. It was a weak' Bay, lower prices for hogs In leadlWjjf eastern centers, but the local market was generally unlet at practically unchanged figures. Further shipments of eastern boss arc being made to Seattle packers, and Northwest producers are com plaining regarding the lack of loyal ty or the home grown stuff. Port land Is still retting Its requirements Irorti the iome territory. Ot rerul hog market range: Prime lfght tie.HSiffi 17.00 T'rlmn heavv 1 16. ST. 1 7.00 Pigs "."$14. G0 15.00! ntllo Trade ITrm ' Trade in the cattle market contin ues firm. -California shipments are again coming forward to the local market, and these are being absorbed at former prices. General cattle market range: Good-to choice steers . .Ill.OOfi 12.00 Medium, to good steers . 10.00ftll.00 Common, to good steers., 9.00fi10.00 Choice cows and heifers. 8.DO10.00 Common to good cows , and heifers 8.00 9.50 Canners 1.25 6.E5 Bulls 5.00 9.00, Calves T.',Hv 12.00 Htocker and feeder steers .r-04j 9.50 Mutton Strpply Ahxoiit ' Thete was no mutton supply what ever offered at North Portland during the tlay. Kxpectation of spring lambs In the 'yards has thus fur failed to materallze. Oeneral sheep-and lamb r-tnto: Western lambs $15.00 't 1 5.00 Valley lambs 14.r.OU.O0 Yearlings 11.0O0nl2.BO Wethers' 12.50W13.00 Kwes -. 10.0a 11.00 Xhorn sheep, 2Hi 3c under quota tions. Pridny TJvrmtorfc Milpcrs Hogs 4 V. Hcmbree, Indepen denee, 1 load. Cattle M. . Candriss. Tlaker, 2 loads; li. Mcpherson, Ashland. 1 Had; Noyes. Cal. 4 loads. Cattle and calves T. D. Bodlne. Noyes, Cal. 1 load. ' Mixed stuff ljee Miller. Albany. 1J load cattle and hoges; Lebanon Mar ket, Lebanon, 1 load cattle and hogs; J. K. Troffitt. Dayton. 1 load cattle and hogs; C. T. Hembree, Monmouth, 1 load cattle and hogs. i iiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiiMiiiniiniiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiMiiiinniiHiiimiMMiii-j a 1 Better , rGetthat yULyfiWLILl while we still have a few on hand Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton s pres ent and coming attractions. Alta Today Murk Twain's I'biihws "Tom Sawyer"' Ulimtl at Hannibal, Missouri ' Tt Is ft well known fact that Mark Twain's famous hero, "Tom Sawyer," was m reality a- personification of himself during his own boyhood In Historic Firearms in Montana Registered Law Brings to Lfght Weapons That figure In Days of Vigilantes. HELEXA, Mont., March 27. TTnder a new law passed by the special ses sion of the legislature, requiring that all- weapons be registered with the county sheriffs, many historic fire arms and swords are being brought to light In Montana. One of these registered here was a single-shot, muzzle-loading derringer which Col. Wilbur P. Sanders, a tilo neer of this state, carried In the Vigi lante days here, and with It was the j sword carried by Col. Sanders In the civil war. Another gun brought in was purchased in New York state In C. & F. MOTOR CO., bid J 722 Cottonwood St., Phone 46 S EiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiB creditors, A collection of firearms also was registered at Dillon, which included guns dating as far back, as J the discovery oj America. BOV SCOUTS HOXOtt PEPSHIXG Amcriian Cabinet Members Are Also Klected Honorary Members. N'BW YORK, March 29. General John J. yPershlng. commanding the American -expeditionary in France, and members of President Wilson's cabinet were elected honorary mem bers of the national council. Boy Soouts of America, at the annual meeting of that organization here to day. together, and for years It was supposed to De incurable. Doctors prescriDea nannioal, Missouri, thus jack pick- usi Hna is .winr ir. v. ford, "who is takiiig the leading part vlce ln tne revolutionary war, the war n me i-aramount pnoiopiay oi mat of in 2 and the civil war. It has been name at the Alta theatre today, finds i this, state thirty-five vears. himself confronted with the double An old dueling pistol, in the posses task of making his characterization slon of the family of the present own- In Tom' of the book, and the fam- er for over 100 years, brought from I remedlm. and by constantly failing to cure ous author, Samuel L. Clenvens. or France in 1742, also was registered. ; ?;;bl '' f? IFfitgg g".tS Mark Twain, as he xvas more famill- and the sword carried ln the war of bj wD.tlt5tl"l cSutonrVna iar-ly known. In order to further 1812 bv Maj. Gem. William Henry therefore requires constitntioBal treat create the Impression of reality, the Harrison, afterwards president, s'!Sb,TS Co'1lriDo'Z Paramount motion picture company, brought in by his great grandson, J. a constitutional remedy, is taken intern with Mr. Pickford and William D. Scott Harrison of this city. 'ally and acts tbro the Blood on the Mo Taylor, the director, went to Hannibal Among the guns registered at Dillon IpS'm rrd tao'frS to tn"," nBelhtl where most of the scenes were taken, is one that belonged to Henry Plumer, i Hall's Catarrh Medicine falls to core. Sena i' the sheriff-bandit of pioneer days in i tor circulars and testimonials. Gns Is always shut In when It is this state. When he was hanged It turned out. . . was turned over to one of Plumer'a KIDNEYS NEVER CAUSE BACKACHE ni'B PAI.V, SOREXrSiS A.VI STIFF NESS RIGHT OTT WITH OLD "ST. JAOOIts LIXOIEXT" . .. Kidneys cause backache? No! They-have no nerves, thefefore can not cause pain. Listen! Your back ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief Is soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Liniment." Rub it right on the ache or tendervspot. and Instantly the pain. There Is more Catarrn ln thni section ot i soreness, stiffness and lameness dl. the country than ill other diseases put t appears. Don't stay crippled! Get a local (small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Lini ment ' from your druggist and limber up. A moment after it Is applied of the P. J. CHUNKY & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c.- Hall's Family Plila for constipation. you'll wonder what become backache, sciatica or lumbago pain, "St. Jacobs Liniment' stops any pain at once. It is harm lew and doesn't burn or discolor the skin. it's the only application to rub on a weak, lame or painful back, or for lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumu. ti.sm, sprains or a strain. . ; BUSINESS LOCALS AND WANT :. ,: T1lcWants apd Needs of Pendleton Are Noted Under Proper Headings so You Can Readily Find Them ADS NEW TODAY Ft lt HUNT Furnished room with privato family. Inquire 307 W. Court or phone 651. tVANTEI Girl for General house work. Inquire 117 Lewis or phone : Foil SALIC Wlckca baby buggy. .' phone 3KS-J. 18 Matlock Apt. EW TODAT. Bach new advertisement will he run under "New Teilay tvr the first Insertion only. During ubaequent insertions of the ad It will appear under Ha proper classification. Farm Implements fHB "NON-8LIP" Weeder gets all i.'the weeds the first time over the field. Saves one-third the time and does lots "hotter work. Order now, iPendleton Weeded Works, S22 Cotton Wood St. The best business advice you will tiver receive Is to "got closer to the classified ads." ' The best price you will-ever get for a used article will be the result of a Want al ! The. most "lucky" want . ad you iave ever' written may be your next tone! tiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumi s ' a 1 WHY PAY THE PED- 1 DLER TWICE THESE 1 PRICES? a a S You can save money by buy- S S Ing your stock tonic at this S a atoro, instead of paying the S a peddler fancy prices for goods E a of unknown quality. Look at s this price for that old relinble s and guaranteed stock condltl- B, S oner and worm expeller. S a Dr. Hesg Stock Tonic 1 25 lb. Pail Cost $2.25 -3 . 2 ,W'c flNo IiflnfllP S E lr. IlrHf Ilp ndi Dlsliifcotant, E Dr. Hrtm Poultry panacea. E E Jr. llcr Instant Ijouiw Killer. E WAWT AO COI.TTM A WO CLASSIFIBfl DinKCTOIIV. Counting alz ordinary words to the line and charged by the line. t Waat ad and local. nates per Mae. First tnaertlon. per line lOe Bach add. Insertion, per line 6c One week (six Insertions),. each insertion, per line 6e 1 mo. each insertion, per line 4c 6 month contract, each In sertion, per line ....a 3c 1-month contract, each Inser tion, per line ... . te No ads taken for less than 26c Ada taken over th a telephone only from East Oregon inn sub serf hers and those listed In the Telephone Directory. Copy must be In our office not later thaa 1:80 o'clock day of publication. For Rent Wanted FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court. HOUSEKEEPINQ ROOMS. 601 Clay. WANTED Good, clean rags, at The East Oregonlan office. For Sale HOUSKKEKPINO and sleeping rooms at 608 Willow street. HELP WANTDE boy wanted with ' wheel. Apply at Hooker's Flower Store. FOR SALE Good Jock, cheap. In quire It. L. Harp, Hold man, Ore gon, 2-ROOM apartntent to rent. 216 Garden street. Thone 2tl7-H. FOR RENT Sewing machines cf all makes, $1.00 per week. S3. 00 per month. McCUntock and Simpson, 400 E. Court. WANTED 4 or 5 room modern un furnished house. Boom S Temple Bldg. Real Estate 10 ACRES wheat land, 1600. Terms $800 cash, balance easy terms with 0 per cent Interest. 320 ACRES adjoining big. well Im proved farm. This is all tractor plow land, f 18 per acre, -and 11000 will handle toll. Balance four yearly payments, t 172 ACRES, all In cultivation, sur rounded by well Improved ranches. Can be cropped thlB year, price S26 per acre. $1600 cash, balance 6 years, at per wnt Interest. See me at my ranch 10 miles NE ot Lexington, Ore, W, D NEWLON. Notices To Who! It May Concern. Having sold my blacksmtthlng bus iness. I desire that all those knowing themselves Indebted to me will please call and arrange settlement. a. M. SLOAN. ' The undersigned by authorl(y from the State Council of Defense will fur nish free advlc'and legal service to soldiers, sailors and drafted men about to enter military service. JAMES A, FEE. Chairman. . J. HOT It ALE Y. WILL M. PETERSON. Permanent Legal Advisory Hoard. FOR RENT furnished apartments Phone 250-R. FOR KENT 800 acres Uunch grass Pasture, well fenced, running v;:ter. Near Cabbage Hill. Karl Gllland ors, Pendleton Ore. FOR RENT Furnished 2 room cot tage, 129 Lewis. Phone 246-J. WANTED Woman cook and dinning room girl. Phone or write Hotel Stanfield, Stanfield, Oregon. FOR SALE 10 room furnlshsd apart ment house, doing good buslnese. A bargain. Inquire ls Thompson street. Phone 70. FOR SALE Wheat hay at Yoakum see B. D. Smith. WANTED Woman for general house work. Thone 68. WANTED Woman, without cnildren. to cook and assist with general house work. Apply 40-M this office. Vv'A.NTEM ij ,the (East Oregonian young man to serve as cub reporter. Apply to the editor. FOR RENT The Dr. Henderson home on East Alta street. .Inquire at Wheeler Studios. j FOR RENT 3 room apartment In steam heated building. Apply this office. ! WANTED at once competant cook. Apply Mrs. D. C. Crawford. Rleth, Oregon. WANTED Job on ranch or in town by good husky boy 15 years old. Inquire 124 Jeff Davis St. FOR RENT two room furniBhed apt. 602 Water St. Used Cars ALTA APARTMENTS Thoroughly remodeled: furnished or unfurnish ed suites reasonable., 702 E. Alta, C. P. Barnett. . NICELY FURNISHED sleepinzs room. 723 Aura. Cleaners I WILL TRADE my Chevrolet for your Ford. See Miller, 722 Cottonwood. FOR SALE Oakland touring car. almost new. Inquire room 5- Tem ple, bldg. FOR SALE Assorted Burbank pota toes, from 1 to 5000 sacks at 75 cents per 100 lbs. Buyer must fur nish sacks and sack potatoes at pit, located 1-4 miles from Stanfield. Ad dress H. E. Bartholomew, Stanfield, Oregon, 50II SALE Modern six room house. a bargain If taken at once. Phone 482-R. FOR SALE Bared hock eggs for hatching, 7Ge and l.t0 per 15 Phone 208-W, 220 Long St. FOR SALE 16 root ground power Holt harvester In p end cnnHlllnn Write W. F. Ramey, Box: 298 Pendle ton, Oregon. FOR SALE One 16 foot Holt Com tine with Atlas engine. Write R. J. Campbell, Box 686, Pendleton. HAVE your clothes cleaned or pressed Rudd's 206 W. Webb. Phone 686.1 Lost LOST Wrist watch in front of Quelle Cafe. Finder please return to Quelle. WE HAVE THREE Dodge Brothers tonrlng cars, one Ford and one Bu lck for sale, reasonable. N. P. Mo Lean, Main street, opposite Pendleton Hotel. Phone 222. I . I FOR SALE Velle In good gondltlon. 5 passenger. Would make good truck Phone 400 or 74. FOR SALB the following sixes in second hand tires, 30x3, 30x3 1-2, I 32x3 1-2, 32x4, 34x4 real snaps. Simp son Tire Service Co., 223 E. Court. I FOR SALE Two' fresh milch cows. I Ralph Tachella, phone 2FS. Miscellaneous Attorneys HAVE CASH for investment. Will buy building on Main or Court streets IT price.d Tight. Wish to hear direct from owners. Address X23, care East Oregonian. EGGS from choice, large, winter lay ing strain It. a Reds, none better. $1.50 for 15; $8 per hundred, phone 10F5. LACE CCRTATNS laundried care Phone 246-J. I BUY ALL KINDS of Junk at top prices. Iron and sacks a specialty Pacific Junk Co., J. S. Jones, prop., 617 Cottonwood street. - TJhe most valuable business ac quaintance you will ever make will ever have will find you through a want ad. RELIABLE party would like to rent 6 or 6 room unfurnished house. Ad dress 41-M this office. Chiropractor FRED E. SCHMIDT. Attorney at Law. Room 24, Smith-Crawford Bldg. FRANK DAVIS, Attorney at Law. Of fice Smith-Crawford Building. D. W. BAILEY. Attorney at Law. Rooms 1. , . Despatn Building. GEORGE W. COUTTS. Attorney at Law. Room It, Schmidt block. CARTER SMTTHK Altnrn.v. t Law. Office in rear of American Na ; j tiooal Bank Building. FEB & FEE, Attorneys at Law. Office - ! in Despain Building. It I. KEATOR. Attorney st Law. Room 24. Smith-Crawford Building. a A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law. Smith-Crawford Building. PETERSON A BISHOP. Attorney, at Law. Rooms 3 and 4, Smith-Crawford Building. JAMES B. PERRY. Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Hardware Company. j RALE Y A RALEY. Attorneys at Law. ! Office in American National Bank : Building. '& A. LOWELL. Attorney and Counael i lor at law. Office in Deapain Bide DR. LENA A. BOONE. Chiropractor, Women and children. 9 to 12 a. 1 to 4 p. m. Phone 154. Tele phone bldg. Architect Draymen RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. D spain building. Phone ICS, Pendle ton. Oregon. I Tallman & Co. Leading Druggist. S'imilll!llll!llllllllllllllllll!l!lll!IIIIIIIIIi.' NOTICR To every member and his family of Pendleton Camp No. 41 W. O. W. who en.1oy the pastime of card playing. For Pendleton Camp, No. 41 is go ing to give a card party at their hall next Monday evening. April first. Come on boys, bring your sweethenrts with you. also all visiting neighbors are assured a heartly Invitation. Games will start at 8 o'clock so be there on time. Hooverized refresh ments will be served during the even ing. There will be 2 prlr.es offered, first prie a diamond. Second prize a Hrood of chickens. -COMMITTEE, Many tood Positions Can be had by any ambitious young -man or young woman in the field of railway or commercial telegraphy. We want a number of young men and young women to prepare for the tele graph service to fill vacancies caused by unusual drafting of young men for the signal corps. Prepare to help I your country. Write today for full particulars The Railway Telegraph Institute. Portland. Ore.. It. Auctioneers COL. W. F. YOHNKA. Auctioneer, makes a specialty of farmers' stock and machinery sales. "The man that gets you the money." Leare orders at Bant Oregonian Office. j FOR SALE 4 room house. 3 blocks I from Main St., Cement sidewalk!,, j newly papered. Will take late model I Ford In good condition up to $300. j Inquire 36X this office. FOR SALE cheap, one 4 H. P. Fair banks Morse gas engine with counter shafting in good condition, also power washer and meat cutter. Weston Meat Market. P. O. Box 85, Wesfon Ore. CALL PENLAND BROS.' VAN to move your household goods. Tele phone $S9. Also baggaga transfer ring and heavy hauling. The ''way up" for you in your bus iness may be on a "ladder of want ads." j The oher of your property which will appeal to you as "right" will come from a reader of your ad. Second-Hand Dealers V. STROBLETieaier In mw and mo ond hand goods. Cash paid for .ec 'ond hand goods. Cheapest place to buy household goods. tl . Court f hone 11W. Contractors and Builders. C. S-W ANSON & E. R. DuPuis. Esti mates given free. All work guar anteed. We build anything, city 01 country work. Phone 244M. FOR SALE A few pieces of very desirable second hand furniture a a bargain. V. E. Snavely, phone Salesman Wanted 1 THE OLD RELIABLE I 1 II:W J UJ 1 1 r.i.'iiiLr.i X 1ft W a M - .asaa. M D TttMCUTrurtrv AT YOUR DRUGGIST. I i w.".a J a- i. 1 f. CHICHESTER S PILLS waV-E- TUB DIAMOND II RANK. JL Ay4 '( In U.a ami iJ4 m.oiikVVX 1 ex lravi.i. Avf'vrui.cirV-.Traf I -M DIAMOND HHANn SALKSMAX WAXTKD Are you an ambitious redblooded salesman. Do you want permanent work on good salary and expenses selling groceries wholesale to ranchers. Man with' suc coHsful book, portrait or other special ty experience preferred, thi not es sentinl. State your record In full with age. experience, salary expected, ptione number. Address 4 IX Ihls office. ' ' Erj'XTOR'd MINATI.Va Petitions and acceptance blanks for rale at East Oregonian office. FOR SAL.K Fresh milch cows. Phone 6F14 or address . Lester Hurst, Pendleton, Ore. ILIA f.H at. 4WtrttinMBft.SaftAt.AI-aviKf-liai.ka SOID 6T DRUGGISTS EVIRVHrtLRf FOR SALE NEW and second hand; Sewing Machines. Singer. White, New Home and The Free Machine. McClintock & Simpson. 400 E. Court, i TIME CARD i DO YOU KNOW that Estes A Frledly fcaton-Pcndlelon Auto Stage) "Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:45 Main street. Phone 04. a. m. and 12:46 p. m. I i - - Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8:00, Allfrt ITirp a.,m. and 1:00 p. m. j- Z' n-o Leaves Adams for Pendleton at .1:80;.. D. H. Waffle, touring, city trlpa, a. m. and 1:20 p. m. - . i Charles Co.. phone 7. Leaves Pendleton (iii.if.ifi,i . Store) for Weston at 10 a. m. and 1 The month ln which you print and 4:00 p. m. J SAM HAWORTH. Driver. answer the most want ads will 1 your "cood-fortune" month. "SHALLOW MEN UE LIEVE IN LUCK strong men in cause and effect." Luck finds a job for one man and leaves ten in idleness; effective want advertising reverses the pro portion. , i