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THURSDAY, MARCH 17. 1920 o
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NEW SHIPMENTS JUST AT
WILL WANT FOR EASTER
: INVITED,
THESE YOU
SPECTION
Hill's Dep't Store
SCOUTS
(Conducted by National Council
Hoy ticoum of America.)
LIKE OUTINGS IN WINTER
THEATRES
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i'K.mh.kton mav hk.tkaimxg
IIKAI)((t'AHTKI(.S.
Whiter entnps In the North Klve
!-x opportunity for such exlilliirnt
lug sports us sleilxliiK. skilnK, iit
lux, null hockey. All these w
I... Kit rl.u ,.,.,ila In I lift Clll'toll.X
northern winter, camps limine this ,H""l"'m .through the president. Jus.
TOM .UlX Vr'STAllVsAfl'RIfcW
A whirlwind star Si, a whirlwind
picture is the iirimiwe r,,,- th. qi-,m
Theatre Saturday an8 Sunday, when!
'" mix, tne uuriiiK rox cowboy act-
MouBejuw, Canada, Baseball Team, l8,or W'H be. the attraction in "The Tex
.Said lit Kavnr I'endlelnn for Their j 'ynl) Reynolds' waa the direc-
.Spring- Traininir Location. tor anl it ' "aid that he has'obtained
. . I ""me beautiful and effective exterisrs'
PENDLETON. Mar. 17. Members tne b'K(fround for an absorbiiw'
of the, Moosejuw, Canada, baseball '"tory of life and adventure 'on the
team have been invited to make Pen- ' plains of the Southwest,
dleton their headmni
training, the invitation being sent hyjNORMA TALMADfiE A-T AliCADE,
wire py tne remiteton Commercial As-
scasnll. And best or all mey were
enjoyeil under expert leadership, nil
troops belhK uccnllipnilled by men
versed In nature study. At the Kreal
eninp for boys of -New York eliy,
('apt. II. Heard and oilier borough
council executives were present, t'up
inlii Heard, who Is a, nephew of the
famous scout "I Jim" Heard, national
scout commissioner, was recently inuile
scuut executive fur the Huruuijli . "I
.Manhattan.
11. Sturm's,
Carl Walters, formerly of Pendle
ton and who has played here in Wes
tern Tri-Stute League games, now
first baseman for the Canadian team,
is in the city and dec I ares that Nick
Williams, manager and owner of the
Moosejaw club, is favorable to Pen
dleton as the location for a training
Norma Talmadge, her leading man,
Percy Murmant, and the rest of her
company, while engaged in filming
"The branded. Woman," Norma's lat
est First National picture, which will
be shown at the Arcade Theatre to
day, Friday and Saturday, spent an
nt,VA h!U, -I.!-..- t .
v c '"Kv wornnig on nonrn me
ocean liner Kaiserin Augusta Victoria,
at its Hoboken pier. I
Ihe picture, which is adapted from
enmn. The team has been offered
the free use of the Round-Up grounds (),iver I). Bailey's famous stage play,
und local fans, promise co-operation ; "branded, '"has been produced on an
in Diinc, f,muu fr. tu elaborate scale, nml U rl,l.,n,l rt l.'
The .MI.,H,,olls winter camp . was jMimjd acce)t the ofK.,., "h(,y' the most pretentious starring vehicle
. ., . .' , , V, i.,,, lwot"d come to Pendleton April 10 and , l"u!i "lr given 10 miss Talmadge.
Give the Cows a Chance
VV!Sh the VIKING
Your cows are all right the butter-fat is in the milk and
they will give it but it is up to you to
separate it. Are you blaming your cows
for your poor record of butter-fat. Buy a
CREAM
' SEPARATOR
, t1,A mavitnnm nmnnnf of
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1 butter-fat and cream from your
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.... Give your cows a chance to make .
- good with a Viking. ..
Come in and let us show you a
Viking Cream Separator,
THE HHAIJNICK COMI'ANY i
' Jarvis Emigh, Manager, l.u (iriinde.
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A TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE
NOTHING thafvicould saWould so thoroughly
convince you ofShe valu of Chamberlain's
Tablets as a personarHml. . We can tell you
of thousands who have been permanently cured of
chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache and disorders of the stomach and liver,
but this will have little weight with you as compared
'.to a personal trial. That always convinces. ..' 'i
(Pl
ot the oltlce of the national camping
department of the Hoy Scouts or
America In New York. Mr. Wessells
Is a graduate of the New York stale
cullege of forestry at Syracuse, and
In December was culled to Mlnnea-io-I
In by the boy scouts' council there to
take the olllce or director of camping
und outdoor activities. Ills schedule
calls for an all-year-round program ur
ueek-eud und winter camping.
In these winter activities scouting
Is proving the success of Its an
nounced policy of making cainpcrnft
an all-year-round program, Some ot
Ihe udvantages of winter camping and
week end camping during the winter
Miunl lis are that a larger enrollment
Is thus mailt) than wits ever made
through summer camping. In winter
cuiiips the boys are not bothered by
tiles, mosquitoes, and other Insects,
snakes and other reptiles, and nuiner
uus other pests, Including park loaf
ers and tramps. Kood keeps better,
slid then, of course, there is the stim
ulating effect of the BXhllarnHug win
ter air. Also In most cities lioyK In
winter are enabled to camp nearer
Inline than they are In the summer
lime.
WORLD LEAGUE OF SCOUTS
The following verses from The
Trull, ofllchil nrtfiu. of the London
Scout council, voice (he foellioi of
the liOl picket! Boy Scouts of Amer
ica who mmle Ihe Journey to the
Inmhoreo of the scoutH of till conn
ti'U'K; In Knglnud last suuimur;
The Ja.mnoro! the Jumborftel
Wlml dfwn It mean to you anil meT "'.'-;
It meiiriH the qiirtut of world-wide Youth,
To reus Hi! rt h altered Truth,
Which. Imlf-forKul, tnKle-til, waits
Till wiser men uro building statea;
Th Hiicred Truth that Love'n the source
Of latttlng pow'r, not naked Korea.
It menns that Boyhood, eajror, tunda ; .
A round the Chief, nil Joining huitda
To find a bond, a Common Can bo
Within the coin pans of Hlfi lawn; .
A t'utinhon Cause that nt'cdn erYure
Tho fouda of ckhhIm, of rank and race,
The Beltluh Kt'i'fd that basely thilvBM
And payB Its dlvUlondB in llvfis
Khali tand abashed, und oven learn
New wiadom from a Hcout's dood Turn.
The Jamboree.! the. Jmnhnrde!
What doen It mean to you and niaf
It meaiiH a vow, a pledge, a pact
To love, to ni'rve, to think, to act.
It meuriK a l.t-aifue of lloyu-und then.
The world-wide LftiKue of full-grown
men !
Apr
remain jor tnree weeks, playing a
Knme each Sunduy,
The team is preparing for thp open
ing of the season for the Western
Canada league. Lcwihton, Idaho, wm
also considered as a trtunino; pliice.
' A "Topic of the Day"
being ahown.
film is also
One of Meat MuseumM.
"The 'Uecht Mu.seum' in one, of the
finest in the world, ami contains most
of the best originals of Kembrandt,
Kubens, Van Dyke, etc., nn art treas
ure worth hundreds of millions.
"The Kovai Palace at Amsterdam.
where the Queen spends a week each slntfe and "perilous adventures which
HARRY T. MOREY
IN THKIU.INfi FILM
'THE G'AU.NTLKT."
Roderick Beverly did not expect a
genial welcome in I.nureJ Ridge, for
he knew well that the Tennessee
mountaineers and especially th moon
shiners are prone to look upon stran
gers with disapproval and distrust.
He did not, however, expect the
year, is on exhibition the remainder
of the time at 20 cents per, .and you
go through some' highly decorated
and "royally" furnished rooms, in
cluding a "throne hall," one hundred
feet to tho ceiling, etc., with 4o0
lamp., and some very fine works of
sculpture and immense mirrors,
"Holland, with it's canals, wind
mills, wootlen shoes and big robust
women, anil an indominatable spirit
for work, is well worth knowing.'
I'OIITIiAMl MARKKTK.
PORTLAND, Mar. 17. Catlleand
hogs were steady on the market to
day, sheep and eggs weak, and (he
price of butter steady.
befell him in the course of his efforti
to learn why the Larrabee Syndicate
was so anxious to buy his father's
tract of undeveloped timber land.
The ' story of Roderick's trials and
triumphs is told in "The Gnun'.!.t,"
visualized by Vitagraph, with Harry
T Morey in the leading role, w.iiiii
will be shown at the Sherry ther.t-.'e
today only.
A comedy also showing.
Mine Flreproofing.
A coaling of magnesia cement on
the timbers of mines Is stated to he nn
economical and elllclent nstnmuiw
against (ire. especially In the arid
regions where timber becomes highly
Intlainniiible and Is difficult to replace.
.. -r $
At the C744
cincl in the
Best 'Cafes
You'll Uml SuoW Flukes
bcivcd witi brotu. soups,
oysters. f.alads and cheese.
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Everyone likes to nibble
these crisp, tasty soda Sta
ler. Sold by grocers in red
pji A.fs and lamily tins.
Don't ask lor crackers
SNOW FLAKES
Ircbi
VX) PBODU0 p
P C. B. GRAHAM CRACKURS
Another P. C. B. product
t Utlicauly bkJ. ciip and lily.'
Wtll f"v additiuti to
btiy mtal- , . J
Youi troct can supply yuu. -
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
LUG
RECEIVED GREAT BENEFITS PP-RII-NA
FROM THE USE OH
" Mr.J.O.Rexton, R. F. D. No. 2, Crawy
H!f Cret-k, Kordj; Carolina: "I have'u--d P-ru-na
tb'&m? fl9k tor tlio last lo yeura and receivod trreat Lone-
(its from it. 1 IVru-na in Cum for colds, grip-jtnd
flu 1 tttn Jenmmai ft nwdr l.il.lu "
2 Mt 'or co't'is, colds, catarrh, the re-
Wm u'ta of jf ip and .Spanish l'lu. stnin
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FINE
FOR
COIDS,
GUP
AND
FLU
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i nrft ' uuvt iiimi ,: im'i t? Riiu un time, n-
1 tiNrlial :ll-.nses. PK.Iili.XA is reeoniuiended
tj by Ji ceniury of useftilness.
TABLETS OR LIQUID
SOLO EVERYWHERE
Onc-Piece
.V uitTJO
EAPI:R FARMING
jctnrs nre subject
(irenicniloiis wuur
ur. vet tlu-v nnikt
be kept going ull the
tiriic.
Gill Piston Rings will
nJJ power to your mo
tor, increuse its eflici
ciency, unJ save gus und
oil. They puy for them
selves in a few months.
. '. Fur Stilo by
'LilOHTON'S WELDING 'AND MACHINE
WORKS :: :! iBW. Ltighton.rsp.
THE 8EASCOUT MANUAL.
01 (rrent value to nil seoutu Is tho
SeiiMcout Manual, the latest publica
tion of the Ren Remit 8 hraneh of the
Buy Scouts of Amerton. It hrhtus up
points In rent scouting whleh hltlierto
liave heeti slljrhted to n cleree, It
treitts thoroughly cloud Rtjjd.v ufl ttie
use of the haronteter and psyf-Hroin-eter.
The I'nlted States went lief hu
renu stnnl Hum are shown. Kind
tint: nml splleliiK nre matters whleh
Interest senutR as well ns sensrontR.
These are well Illustrated by detailed
sketches. It tells also hmv to make
one of those handy seahaps and tote
fltrnps; how to correct a eompnss ro
It will point true north.
Any hoy Interested In becoming n
senscont may jjet the necessary tnfor
inntlon by iipplylnil to the boy scout
hemltputrlers In bis locality, or If there
Is none, by writing to the chief sea
scout at hoy scout national hemtmnir
ters In New York city. Srnseouttnj!
I not limited to the sen const or to
other waterf routs. Hoys out on the
prairies can orjrnnlRe son scout troops
and ft lot of them have done It.
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nHTrffl1ffff!,n W'-1"1"1! "",JP':'.')pt.';,T!"PMTl.'nr"ir" ""i irrTH"111 in i';fnf 1 HffTTB IH CT
rmgnr ! .Mr.-ri .nraffrr.--r :r.r r-r-.n nr ' ".rii 'r-rr--mTiiiff-iriiiiai
tfJBWtt . IMS' CP-
EARLY-RISING BOY SCOUTS.
An Innovation not likely to become
general throughout the nntUtimt or
intiil'iitJnii has been made bv Wig
fins (Miss.) boy wnvit Tliey meet
fur drill at ! :W every uioiiilng.
1,100 NEW SCOUTS IN A WEEK.
Hnltlmore recently hud an Inlenslvp
scout educational wt'ek the declaied
purpose of which was so effectively
carried out that l.lort new scouts
wer- enrolleil In that city.
ONE DEFINITION OF SCOUTING.
The scout executive of Macon. (Vs.,
H. t Hunter, puts forth this dediit
rlon: '.'Sioutlng l the boy In the initn
coming Into contact with the man In
the boy."
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Depe'ndjblllty a Qre.t Asset
"Malie yourself dependable rnl you
ma come ns near being Intflspensablo
any 0110 can be. Tou will be ihe
last oiv )f.ur employer wll wlsl, to
part with ti j flrs, Sbat he ,
promote to greater reoiisIbim!rs."
Uiidrn Armour.
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cigar value ever offered to the
public. . ....
Our only regret is that our six
huge factories, although taxed
to their utmost, have, for several
months, been unable to satisfy
the amazing demand for
La Azoras.
rVe have made immense addi-
ns to our factories, however,
d we are glad now to
ounce that La Azoras are
g supplied in greater quan-
. t 1 r
s man ever Derore.
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