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tacit: six. DAIT.V EAST ORFOONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1014. ETOTTT PAGES. 9 3 OUT AT USUI III OMR no A wise person takes notice of Nature's demand for correction and assistance. Unhealthy con ditions of the stomach, liver or kidneys first give warning by a trifling symptom such as heavy feeling, sick headache, poor appetite or depression of spirits. You should pay attention to these unnatural feelings immediately and (Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World) PEMj are what you need. Try them, and you will always keep a box at hand. They give you a clear mind and a sound body and keep you at your best They help the brain to be bright and active by purifying the blood that nourishes it They drive impurities from the system, regulate the stomach and bowels, improve the appetite and greatly benefit the general health. When you experience signs of sluggish liver, inactive kidneys, latent dyspepsia or impure blood, you can depend upon Beecham's Pills to promptly relieve and prevent more serious trouble. A Timely Dose Works Wonders At All Druggists, 10c 25c Direction of t pedal valus to women vitk every box ATHENA YOUTH IS HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS OltEIX MTIIERRIV ILS BEEN ATTENDING BCSI NESS SCHOOL, IN PORTLAND. (Special Correspondence.) ATHENA, Ore.. Dec 19. OreU Mc Phcrrln, who has been attending; the Behnke-Walker business college In Portland, arrived In Athena Friday and will spend the holidays with his Bother, Mrs. E. McPherrin. Frank McDonald of Milton, was In Athena Friday. 1 GOOBl light i Means BETTER BUSINESS CIir.KJUTIi HOMES BETTFJl HEALTH AND EYESIGHT Let m wire your hutne and In stall our nxvl-m Lighting Fls lure and Elect rlcal Install rlnn all these requirements can be obtained. May we serve yon 7 Electrlo and gas supplier, elec tric Uht wiring beU wiring, gas piping, motors and dynamos. J. L. Vaughan 831 Main Street Phone 139 George Carmlchael, Jr., of Weston was an Athena visitor Friday. Sam Mann later of Enterprise, was an Athena visitor Thursday. L. L. Rogers of Pendleton, tran sacted business In Athena Friday. Earl Slmonton of Adams, was an Athena visitor Friday. E. A Zerba, bookkeeper in the Preston-Shapper milling company, was a Weston visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lleuallen of Wes ton were Athena visitors Thursday. J W. Plnkerton of Milton, was an Athena visitor Friday Dr. J. D. Plamondon spent the fore part of the week visiting his mother In Salem, Oregon. Mrs. D. H. Sanders was a Walla Walla visitor Wednesday. Mrs. F. S. Le Grow, Mrs. L. S. Vincent. Mrs. M. L. Watts and Mrs. B. X. Hawks were Pendleton visitors Wednesday. Miss Carrie Booher of Spokane, Wash., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Christian of this city. Wm. McKenzle of Weston, was In Athena yesterday. Girl Ensnares Mashers. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 19. The cleverness of Miss Mabel Carter, aged 15. 1521 Kennington avenue, enabled the police to capture two alleged mashers Sunday night. Miss Carter says she was stopped at Illinois and Market streets by two men who, after offering her popcon. Insisted on ac companying her to her home. She excused herself and walked across thv street to a telephone to call the po lice. She returned and talked to the men until bicycle policemen arrived. The men gave their names as Jack Pwope and Ace Dunlap. They are chared with offendins persons on the street. POPULAR COUPLE, WEDDED, TO LIVE AT PILOT ROCK rrlendly Suit to Decide Office. MARSHFIELD. Ore., Dec. 19. Judge John F. Hall, of the count court, and James Watson, Judge-elecl will submit to the Coos county cir cuit courts Erlefs or arguments nexi v.-eek setting up their respective claims on the office. The suit Is entirely friendly and will be without action of court, the parties having agreed to be governed by the decision of Judge John S. Coke, who will preside at the hearing Both men declared they are not desirous of holding the office If it does not belong to them. MimilUIIIHIIII'IIIIIHIIIIIinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIJ FIVE Rock Springs Coal j I Good Dry Wood S Slabs and Kindling j m mmm mm mmmm mmmmm mm mm mm, nw i v it's not the kind we keep but it s the j I kind we sell I 1 r i n?7F3)in,r.ir I ID. iU. UUKs: T MANY FRIENDS WISH THEM Miai nAPPINESS PERSON AL NOTES OF TOWN. (Special Correspondence.) PILOT ROCK. Ore.. Dec. 21. Irl Terry and Helen Linsner both of this place, were united In marriage at Pendleton Wednesday. Both young people are well known here. Miss Linsner has lived at Pilot Rock for a number of years, with her aunt, Mrs. E. Linsner. Mr. Terry has helped his father farm his ranch near Albee for a few years. The young couple have many friends who wish them much Joy In their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Irl Terry will make their home here. "Jinks" Jaques was a visitor at Pendleton Wednesday. James Whittaker and family of Nye, passed through here Thursday en their way to Pendleton to do some trading. Dewey Jaques was a visitor at the county seat Thursday. Paul Stanley, brother of Ward Stanley, arrived here from his home In Missouri Tuesday to visit his brother for few weeks. Frank Duff paid Pendleton a busi ness call Friday. Bert Reeder of Nye was In town Thursday doing some trading. Bert Johnston made a business trip to the county seat Thursday. Blanche McGaughey is visiting her uncle. George McGaughey, for a few days. Bert Buholts of Nye was in town Thursday. Hazel Beltle was a visitor . at the county seat Thursday. Mable Johnston spent Thursday at Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter visit ed at Pendleton Thursday. J. W. Steer was a visitor at Pendle ton. Thursday. Don't think becausei you have taken many remedies In vain that your case Is Incurable. Hood's Sarsaparllla has cured many seemingly hopeless cases or scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism kidney complaint, dyspepsia and gen eral debility. Take Hood's. Adv. Rabies Feared In Harney. BURNS, Ore.. Dec. 19 Consider able excitement has arisen In all parts of this county on account of the num ber of coyotes with rabbles that are biting dogs and cattle. The coyotes, when shot at, march right on toward the person shooting They go without apparent purpose, but ready to bite any living thing. They have no hesitation In entering cattle yards around the house or any part of the premises. People In the country are afraid to send their chil dren to school. Moratorium Is Extended. PARIS. Dec. 19. For the fourth time since the beginning of the war, the financial settlements have been postponed. The moratorium, apply ing to all negotiable securities dated before September and maturing before March 3, 1915, has been extended for two months. Business now appears to be better than at any time since the war be gan. This applies both to production and to trade. More coin Is In circulation. Gold, v Hch has been In hiding Is occa sionally given In change now. I Planing Mill and Lumber Ymci 'itlHmlllflHHltMllSltlMMttdll.U'HIlt'Hll'tUlt" LOCAL DUt'GGIHT 8YR: "TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE" We want to tell those In Pendleton suffering from stomach or bowel trouble that we are agents for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycf-rlne, etc., known as Adler-1 ka, the remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis. This Is the most thorough bowel cleanser known and JUST ONE DOSE relieves Hour atom- I a h. k;i on the. stomach and constl- fif!,n almwt IMMEDIATELY. You v. :: e ;urj,r:w-l at the QI.'IOC action n' Adler-i k.i. Tallnian & Co., drug fl'-ts Adv. early mm hie DAMAGE WILL TOTAL 115,000 IT IS ESTIMATED ORIGIN OF FIRE UNKNOWN. uno Man Has Narrow Eacape from Suffocation While Sloping on Sec ond Floor of IIU Store Live Wire Shocks Many Firemen Havo Hard Fight Because of Cold. .PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 21. Losses aggregating probably $45,000 were caused at Qreiham, 11 miles east of Portland, by fire early yesterday mor. nlng, when nine buildings In the bus! ness district on Main, between First and Second streets, were destroyed with the contents, covering a half block on each side of the street. The fire started at 3 o'clock In the store of the Bartlett Mercantile com pany. The origin has not been deter mined. The stocks carried In all the business places burned were wiped out. , Mr. Bartlett, who was sleeping on the second floor of the store, barely escaped suffocation. He was rescued ly Fleet Fox, a business man who leached Mm with a ladder. live Wires Fill Many Persons. T. R. Howltt was rendered uncon scious by coming In contact with a I've wire that had been burned In two by the flames. He was revived sever al hours later. Harold Kern and a fireman also were severely shocked by wires, and several others wers fhaken from a similar cause. The fallen strands charged the water from the hose lines with electricity and added to the difficulties of the fire men. A. E. Llndsey, a merchant, sleeping across the street from where the fire started, ran two blocks, barefoot and in his night clothes, to turn in an alarm. The flight was made over the frozen ground. 8 & S 8 s L For Good Things to Eat on CHRISTMAS Candies and Nuts for the Children PLANNING NOW FOR TTIE "SAFE AND SANE" SHEBOYGAN, Wis.. Dec. 19. Only a couple of hundred more days before the Fourth of July. But She boygan Is doing Its Independence Day planning early. The business Men's association had a large surplus left from the fund for the Star Spangled Banner Cen tennial last September. Nobody knew Just what to do with it. until a fore slghter citizen suggested that It be used as the nucleus for a Fourth of July fund. The Idea was enthusiasti cally adopted, and furthermore a committee was appointed to begin laying plans for obtaining prominent speakers and making other arrange ments for a program. An extra largo lino of choice fresh Christmas candies and nuts all displayed well making it easy for you to choose just what you want. Our Prices Can't Be Beat ROYAL CHOCOLATES HOLLA BOLLA WHIRLS MIXED TAFFY" 1IARSILMALLOWS LION MIXTURE PLAIN MIXED RIBBON CANDY ROLL SUGAR STICKS FARIS CREAMS FRENCH MIXED JELLY BEANS BON BONS, Chocolates Mixed Nuta, Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Good Dry Popcorn that will pop. Tm-Blu fancy cakes, cookies and biscuits S DATES, RAISINS, FIGS, ORANGES, BANANAS, CLEAR COMB HONEY, CRAN- BERRIES, ETC. Fresh Eggs for Your Christmas Cakes , These Eg3 aro guaranteed to be fresh and the supply is limited so get your order in early. Chickens and Fowls of All Kinds Nice Chickcn3 for your Holiday dinners, dressed or alive, larpe or fry. SEND YOUR OR DER TO US FOIl ANY KIND OF FOWL, EITHER DRESSED OR ALIVE. g Try the Griggs' System! Get the Griggs' Habit! S 1 L1I(SS LIOOELIY We give the big cash discount aud save yoou money. No stamps nor premiums. o pay j-ou the cash. Try us for a month and get acquainted with our low prices on best tablo necessities, sold to you courteously and delivered promptly. IS 200 E. Courl St FRANK M. GRIGGS, Prop. Telephone 445 rVAi ff.l . I f lsMisMA 91 M mm. i i u - ii ireWiri tit 0 Sl I fit r piof IDLY in which to do your gift buying, before ,nl TMAS inMIDIIIIBllllllH pONT be compelled to choose your gifts from S the "picked overs". Visit the stores now and have your presents laid away. Watch the Columns of the East Oregonian carefully for gift suggestions from those who are prepared to supply you, and 1 fepp if 3 3 a 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 as 3 3 3 I 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
