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FC3,30ME FACTS IN
O '. I ' ,1 'It.- I " ', ' w 0
Uibe Is the Kirghis irtio-live IW'tiui
uUnnA ! rAvliinu r.f , ,Ai nub ,.)'
REC1ARD TO STBTATA .:ra'P'4a' They ssii !L-,ii.nrA
e jthan a million of l3h gexes. :me.ik a
(Turkish dl-rct and are drvvit mus-
rfiiiMtry nf iatruc V.n find Th Mil- sulinans.' They are chiefly raille
9 O
JU.n Population, .Must fif Whom
J Ale nubbins. '
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Here you will find a good assortment of Men's Women's, Chil- .
. dren's, Boys' and Infants' Shoes and Oxfords. You careful dress.-.
ers will find styles and prices here which you will be sure to ap'
prove and want. . " .
Men's Dress Shoes $3.50 TO $8.50'
' Men's Work Shoes $3.25 TO $6.25
Women's Dress Shoes $3.25 TO $12.00
Women's Oxford . $4.25 TO $9.00 .
Women's Pumps ; $5.75 TO $7.50
Children's Shoes $2.50 TO $3.50
Boys' Dress Shoes $2.65 TO $1.25 .
Infants' Shoes $1.25 TO $2.38
Hill's Department Store
Th lukouts Inhabi'. tin ror'bin i
Irkutsk, , ne;V Laicu Jlaikul. ,'ii:'.
OMSK. Siberia ( fly Mall) Kir K'"1 ,Mtr!,y MonKI n 1 Mf ar,';
li ria. which ha forced world alien-!u,0,a,rjif 8,1,1 m i,y 1 lc 1,11 !U a"
lion, hy.re.imBt of. ihe important no- P' the "alifi of cat'ie. .j
lltlcifl Gvi ulH there, includes all the I tli? province of 'T.i!.,.;k. nnd!
AhI itie posseKtioi.fi Itimhla wiUHMnerally in. the.no-th even up t:!
thf; execeptlon of IUo trun-Caspian the Arctic oteaii, are found ihej
ami lrnns-('aiirasiati region and th : VopulH and the Osti h-IttM. Tl.e
l:ou'i iiriif-nl fconeiul of I urkeittan
twi,oMf- r-nj.rt.l, Tashkent, was raP
tu red by ths Bolshevik! and whose
Ahi-'f lcuM vifo-fon'il, JitKer C. Tr'd
wdl, wu.i arrested tind left to lan
'luish in prlmm.
i f-'iiio Uh- M .nolinn fnvaHionn in lorlier trihea are t ho
Hi- thfriMMith ppni.i.v.'Sihorla ima Plateaus of the All
been the .homo of many triben. de-jln !he Irann-Hailkel diHlri':.. Hit I
reended from that rate. To the for- ! Manchua in the Amur, and the r-nn-i
einmtr the TailarR are nerlinnft the n the Arclle bonlers whore t
niortt inU'rcMtiiiE. Th-dr treat center j tb'-K enjiago
rouin'll, which like t.(i;ifne and .oth-
cend from ancffilt rinii' 1 1 hi an:!!.1
Although in tjrfnc.pt.; ca.-i1' i -:ed. ir
(,'hriatianity, hey have no jt'al UIoj
of the Christian religion fin 1, i' in
undent tiiiiea. pravlii'i! C'l.ni'ianim.
life religion of thlr an.;'Mto!i. tf'.MI
iii'oiiti on i'ie
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Brer Rabbit
On
Pure New Orleans Molasses
There are two Wads of Brer Babbit laolassos
Cold Label and Greec Label. . Both are excpp
tional for baking, cooking and candy making.
A free recipe book mailed on request.
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er regions f liussia, seeka the de-velopitM-iUH
of Uh "imtional asplra
tlonK," in now located at I'etropavl
ovl(, not far from OtnaHk. Thin Is
on account of Ilolsltevik terroistn.
Tin; T.-rt.im ato true followers of
Muh'uin-l and thvir moisucs ai e
in the ruitdnt; of rein
deer.
In the I:i rjee cities like , Harbin, j
Irkutsk aud Omslj, American are!
Htiuck by the laine number of Ilur-j
ialH and Tartars who aro drivers of,
public diosklCH. They s'etu to speak;
the Russian' 1 uiKuauo indifferently,
and apparently hardly know the.
streets and different (juarters of the
Harris
Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Blade 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Tracii
found in almost evcy city. They are :city. They are dlstinetiy .Mongolian ir
typo nnd have flat noses.
The present population of Siberia
is estimated at ten million, as against,
a total Russian population of peril -ps
18U.00U.O00. Despite the numerous
Egg Preserving Time
WATER GLASS
Putman's Drug Store
REXALL STORE
GEKMANS SEEK EMI'I.OYMEXT
COni.ENZ, March 10. (Hy Mail)
Sitementa published recently in the
: newspapers in unoccupied (jermany
that (jerman laborcra were bcinjr
!".iukhi iur empioymeni in ino unueiljMvB )n (h Alal
States caused such a rash of civilian.! ;(,.n,.r ,.r mini
in i ou u army ncanquarter.s in Loblen?
that American officers caused In l;i
published denials of the truth of these
mores. Many men and quite a few jinhalililiiK
women and Kirls, having heanl of the or Sila
newspaper articles from the other sidojvlded into groups. Ti e KlniilBh group
of the neutral zone, came to ( 'jblen Is conipoKctl i) Tai'.nis, and smaller
from towns and districts as far aajlilb:il p"oples.
fifly miles nway. ' An linporfuit nomadic MnnpilUin
i-sliiMiilc'd lo nilllllje- l.BOO.OUl) ill
Hie (llsiricls of Kazan and Crimea.
They are ki'n seekers after ednc:i
lioa iiud itiiiny Tara ir boys and girls
receive lessons in l-'rencll, KnKllsh
itnd (I'Tiiiati from foreign instructors
In plac's Jikj Kaz1-!. Samara and
l.'fa. The last two of these places
were occupied sevor.il months ago by
the Itolsbevik ariiprs. The Tartars
have an ov.:l u.ce. l-l.ick eyes, placed
obliquely, and thiir Kklri Is brown.
Their osluine is ni. usual, the dis
liiiKUisliiiig realure luing Iheir coif
lure in -r wiilch Is v. oni a tight fit
ting calotte, or akull cap.
A consideiable number of Tartars CUPID HAS BEEN
mountains on tne.
They are still no
mads and given oxer to Idolatry
'Many-of Ihein wor.iiiip the sun.
The people of the Mongolian face
Hussta, cither Kurope.au
ian, should be generally di-
COOKED KOOI) SALE.
Trap-nested White Leghorn anil
IHlack Minorca e-rgs, ?1.50 per fifteen;
i $7.50 a hundred and up. All cockerel:!
I feed are from hens with records from
225 to 278 crrs per year. .Mrs. (jc
The ladies of the Catholic church
races and tribes mentioned above, the , i hol.i coo);ed food sale on Satur-
nomilntlon of Kiberia Is mainly Hus- .,.. . , i, .;; t in o'clock
Stan, formed of pcisunts who mtgr:it- jn" ,lt ti,P "snodrrnsa grocery. 4-13-H H. rhnnman. f.a nrnndy. 3-ir)-iT.n
ed from European Itussla when HI- j ' " ' ' ' i-
berla w-as reconquei ed and to some
extent of the descendants of the un
happy people who were exiled to the
frigid zone for political conspira
cies and crimes.
BUSY IN FRANCE:
AsjOld.as his Arteries
The doctor can't help it.
He knnwi that the man hn.t hard arteries, hiKh blood
f)rctsure, and beginning kidney and henrt disease, due to
ung neclected chronic constipation.
It isn't the other man's fault directly. I le's only 45 but
he never realized that his constipation was a serious tiling.
He never knew how to treat it. He has taken bushels of
pills. Callous of castor oil, mineral watorsand salts, which
have battered and tortured his alimentary canal from one
end to the other; and he wonders why his health keeps
getting worse. , He doesn't know that his food waste has
fioisoned him, and has bred disease that is going to "get
lim" before his time.
Nujol is for just such a man for every person whose
bowels do not move easily and thoroughly at regular
intervals especially for those in advancing years whose
body machinery will not stand rough treatment.
Nujol softens theaccumulated food waste in the Inrgeintes
tine, and moves it Rently out of the system, carrying those
poisons with it, which, if allowed to remain, cause over
90 of human illness. Nujol supplies the lubticntion that
Nature can't supply as age begins to make itself felt.
This man might have known in time but Nujol is new
the accepted modern treatment for constipation.
You can avoid such a misfortune ns his. Get a bottle of
Nujol from your druggist today and send for free booklet
" Thirty I' ci tof Danger" expressing clearly the soundest
medical authority on constipation and self - poisoning.
I f r7"lf fit ft Nujol it lold ohlv in tralrd
tr in iiuii,. totlrl i,r.tjllg-,,. Nju
Trd. Miuk. At oil drumniu. laiul on Nujol.
Yu my mfltt fioin tubtlnutcl.
Nujol Laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)
M) nrudwy. New York
Ntijiil Laboratories, tnd.j Od Ca, (New 50 Rri.d-
York. Pli-r aond nieli booHr! "Thittf Vmtt of Daniel"
constipation and au.o-intoaiLnit in adulia.'
Name . j .
AJ'IrtM .
" 7?.jttlaras
noiPy.v svi. ...w; ., -.1..
.More Thaii Six Thousand Women
Won Hy .Men of American l-lxpe
dilinnary INn-ce.
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PARIS (Hy MaiDThat Cupid
was nearly busy as Mars with th?
members of the American ..expedition
ary Force and that rL malice bloomed
In France in spitu of war's ahirrns is i
shown b the tact that more than six';
thousand French ucmcn have been!
wooed and won hy American sold-j
ievH within one year. The majority j
of the French nirls who have become .
Americ ins througb niurryiim men i
and officers of the Ameiican Kxpedi-'
tionary Force aro stenoiM-aphers,
salegirls or teaeliera with a siirinklin
nrppatmut Rlrlsnnfl those. of the uml-i
die cI.ihb or bourgeoisie. j
The romances ai"-j in most cases1
very similar. A sobiier would Le
t hi 1 1 toil with a Kn neb family n '
i member of which a oiiltl be a f-'irl of'
inan lageable aire. Tnmther Ile-y
would tlelve into the in 1 1 icuMes of";
the French Inntruii'-'e, slirr, la'iuuaee 1
beinK promptly superseded by aj
jeombinaiion of Aiij;lo-Freneli jibber-!
jisi,. . j
j The clean cut, lie.ltby physique!
ior the Americans, ihelc p diteness j
I and gencrousity would appeal In ihe!
j heart of the French iir , saw in i
the American lb rculiniinn 'of,
,her dieains. As a mle, Hie .uieii-,
jeans also made no'seciH of tli ' p 1 r--jtleular
syillpillhelie feelini; i,e-. j
Iliad for Ihe I'lencn girls ami so ;s :
a natural seiiiieiu'e. ni.rii;::..s ic-i
'suited. ;
I -Many such pairs now are pn..;...
'whether the wife should accompany
:her husband to Alneric:i or ihe hlls
baud should ni:tke his home in
! France. It is expected thai fully
fifty percent of tlie lienedhs will
adopt Vrunce for their future heme
kvH fid
Mew houses
for old
The up-to-date painter
armed with B-H Paints and
Varnishes might well pose
as Aladdin'sGenieand sound
his call "New Houses for
Old," for the most apparent
difference between a new
house and an old one- is a '
coat of good paint Bass
Hueter Paint. If you are ne
gotiating a sale you will re
alize the truth of this.
But whether you repaint your
home preparatory to selling,
whether your paint job is big or
little, the B-H line will meet
your needs. The highest grade
of materials hacked by 60 years
of manufacturing experience
i. nave maae c-n products
preeminent.
Paints & Varnishes
ISTRIBUTORS,
O. F. COO LEDGE
Mrs. XI. Anthony. Miss Cladys Mil
ler and Miss Friederlke .SNiill,"
were among those v.-ho went t-i Pen
dleton today, to aliend the CoiImw
sl;y piano rerital h-lag-given in that
city.
JU5T ARRIVED
I' ILL VARIETY OK SHOE POLISH AMI DYKS ;!( AY,
BROWN, TAX. WHITE. ( REAM AX It CLEAN Kits '
X EXT. DOOR TO SIIEKKY' THEATRE
FETE 'S SHOE SHINING PARLOR
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World's Champion Light U 'vavyiveight Wrestler
M .i f -Iul to wivstle -Mnli .M ;i n;i ur-'('. t In- 'lii n-i lii-ovv-wpfijlit,
u'n April ISth. 'I'lir niaU-U has Ju-i'ii ) nisi hiiim'1 tor
a lew ilays,; Tltis net i.'.n mi 1-iir-patl of lite Ail li.ib w;i tlc
'hlt'il n n ill nl'ti't- toiiruili:;- an.'l Iter in:lti;li was ri'violll
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vtaTt-liU'fits t tln ri.ntiaiy nt't rvil Iita?n1iti;, ;n, yotl 'fin
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Div'iaitvi of SportJ. '
UNION COXj'NTV AICI.XJB
"La Cnutili?, OiTgon ' ' .r
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