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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916.
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Did You Ever Ask Yourself
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Why Don't I Trade at Downey's MaiKet?
1 1 1 1 1 I'ii. , - l;. i i .ii i ,i j ill in H.i-i.
I.h of Boppi ami Demand Says
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The Market is Cleaner, the Meat U U. S. Inspected and Healthy, and the Meat
is Cheaper. Downey's Market is Better in every way than the other fellows.
hlKh cost Of
The high prlct
rial readily ' r
! laws of SUppi )
Call Up
or
Gome in
Saturday Specials
Prime Steer Rib Boil, lb 9c
Fancy Roast Beef, lb. 12'2c
Steer Shoulder Steak, lb. 12 Vac
Hamburger 12 Vie
Home Made Sausage 12 Vie
Good Round Steak 15c
Extra No. 1 Loin Steak 18c
Milk Fed Veal, Spring Chickens,
Young Hens, Pig Pork.
WASHINGTON', Auk. M. Leon M
' Estabrook, chief of the I'nlte.l States
t.ureau of cn.i estimates, declared the
living was temporary.
W are purely commer
iceable to the baste
and demand.
It Ih predicted the present abnormal
Prices of manv food staples will ad
just themselves within another season.
A sudden decrease in production this
! ear naturally sent prices skyward.
The Ktiropean armies demand caused
lieans to increase from five to eleven
cents in one year lllxh meat prices
are the result of steady production
decrease while the demand mounts
steadily. Estatirook Intimated that
half a dozen Large parking houses con
trolled cattle prices until the cuttle
Industry became unprofitable.
CANADIAN WHEAT
IS 165,000,000 BU,
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Window Showing of
New Fall Suits and Suitings
WE CUT MEAT
Our meat is pure U. S. in
spected. Cut by an expert
meat cutter, Riving you for the
first time in Pendleton just
the cut you want.
WE CUT PRICES
We belong to no combine,
bound together to hold prices
up, but sell you meat for less
because we have one-half the
expense.
Downey Market
PHONE 188 AND 187
CLEAN, HEALTHY MEAT FOR LESS H
TORONTO, auk. It. James ('ar-
jlruthers Inspected the western Cana
l da ITS In and predicted the Canadian
I wheat crop was one hundred and sixty
I five million bushels.
.
1 1 YOCB BOWELS SHOl'LD MOVE
ONCE A DAY.
ji A free easy movement of the bowels
j every day Is a sign of good health Dr.
j King's New Lire Pills will give you a
! j gentle laxatiw effect wihout griping
j and free your system of blood poiBons
purify your blood, overcome consti
j patloa and have an excellent tonic ef-
feet on the entire system. Makes you
II feel like living, only 25c at druggists,
j I Adv.
FIFTH GERMAN WAR
LOAN IS ARRANGED
One glance at our Window will assure you of the up-to-date
styles and quality of merchandise carried by Alexan
der's. It is always the best to be had.
We now have new Fall Buttons and Trimmings galore,
and cordially invite you to call and inspect them.
SILKS Our line of Silks is the most complete to be found
and you will find our prices right.
All Fancy Silks come in dress patterns. No two dreses
alike.
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OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS BUSY, BECAUSE WE CARRY
THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
HERMISTON WATERMELONS, 2c LB.
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I- Dewrlbod bj patwasneiii a Being
-1 in- l.a-i War i.nair interest
The Daylight Store; Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention.
We pay Postage on all Mail Orders.
ALEXANDERS
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CHINESE bTTUDENTU ;o
to IMERIOAN SCHOOLS
ANDoVKK. Mass.. Auk. 2'. lies:
iieniB of Cains son engaged i" studloi
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Um For Over 30 Years
Always bean
the
Signature of
in this country, gathered si Phillips
academy today for a week's series of
i. i -tings and entertainments. The
occasion was the 12th annual confer
ence of the eastern section of the Cht
i.es.- students' alliance.
EXPERT ROPERS TO BE
AT ROUND-UP AGAIN
(.isiriic and Ilia lie) VtT, Last year
t iianii..ii-. Make Irrangetneiit'
I., i ni.'i content in SetKemher,
last RoUnd-Up, will be here again,
this y. ar for the contests September
2' 22 and 22. They have made ar
rangement for the use of the old
r piiiK horse which Jim St iirts
bought of them lusl ear and which
i now owned by Frank Cable, charu-
plon bulldoffer for IMS. The Wlsr
boys competed in New York Sfl 1
both t sd their steers under 24 e.
otge and charlev Wier. the two
t cwboy ropers, winner.- at the
A tool and his money are soon
parted, but u is different with a lazy
man and a shad. spot.
LONDON, Aug, 23. Arrangements
have been completed for flotation of
the fifth German war loan. An Ex
I change Telegraph dispatch from
The Hague Bays the loan w ill be is-j
I sued September 4. and the interest'
I ratS will be .". per cent, as In the case!
I Of the previous loans. Subscriptions
will be received up to Octobgr
I The issue price, the dispatch says I
will be at II.
Count von Koedern, secretary of I
I the imperial treasury', has instituted
j measures to popularize the loan,
i which, the dispatch says, is being de
I scribed by csnvaSSSfl "as the last'
I war loan Former issues of war
O
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bonds may be turned in as subscriptions.
The fourth Herman war loan was
issued In March It was sold at 9S
1-2. as against 9!i for the third loan.
An issue price of 9h for the new
bonds would Indicate that Germany,
in common with other belligerents, is
being compelled to pay a higher
.price for its funds as the war goes on.
the L'nited States, the American peo
ple have grow n tired of the old politi
cal parties and there must rise another
movement more progressive even than
that which was fathered by Roose
velt. I cannot honestly cast my vote
for either Wilson or Hughes. Never
was there a time when a man like
Roosevelt was more needed.
HODGE HAS EXCITING
TRIP OVER HIGHWAY
ers. books of poetry: there were two
proposals of marriage.
For a girl of 14 this was all very
romantic and excitlnc, but it began to
get monotonous and bothersome. So
Attorney Algernon Crnfton today had
her ,uietly removed to another apart
ment and a guard was stationed to
keep off intruders.
The meek will of necessity have to
iherit the earth if they ever gel It.
L AZIEST YOUTH IN
PORTLAND IS FOUND
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Enthuse Local Dealers!
SUCCESS or failure for the manufacturer's product is
made over the counter of the local dealer.
What the storekeeper says carries weight with custo
mers, sways the jobbers, and makes for repeat orders.
When you are considering a national advertising campaign, Mr. Manufac
turer, ask yourself this question :
What is most likely to impress the storekeeper and to gain his favor? Profit
making goods that seel quickly.
And what are the quick-sellers for him? Products that are advertised in
the newspapers that are read by all his possible customers. '
Once again the charts of the past and present and future seem to point to
THE DAILY NEWSPAPER.
No questions as to "past performances" for two successive International
Window Display Weeks conducted by the newspapers have written the great
est story ever of continent-wide "dealer influence."
There are other methods of rousing the "dealer interest," of course but
they "as salt on the tail" compared with the close-bore shot-gun methods of
game bagging.
Sending the salesman around with the proofs to "ginger up" the store
keeper is not so important when the manufacturer advertises his goods in the
Newspaper.
Newspaper advertising is a "self-starter."
Storekeepers are educated to co operate with it educated by the news
papers, educated by their own experience. The appearance of the advertising
is a signal to the dealer to put the goods in the window and prepare to play
the sales intermezzo on the keys of his cash register. ,
Ask the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Associ
ation, 806 World Building. New York, to send you the book "Your Messenger."
which tells vou more about it.
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( hartai H. Jackson Sentenced to 9
Days ill .Tail on Vagrancy Charge!
Made h His father.
Kcpiiblican Candidate for Governor
of Washington Spends Night In Car
on Desert Near .l.dm Day Ferrv.
PORTLAND, (ire.. Aug. '25. Char
acterizing him as the laziest youth in
Portland, Municipal Judge Langguth
this morning sentenced Charles H.
Jackson, who was arrested for va
grancy OS the complaint of Ms father
to B0 'lays In Jail. Jackson is 19
years old.
H. Jackson, the father, a hard Work
ing laborer past 60 years of ae. wept
when he narrated the slothful habits
of the son. The inclination to work
was entirely lacking in the young
man's nature, the father said, and his
only desire was to lie in bed until
noon and then devour the edibles in
a not overly well stocked pantry.
"Pure laziness." decreed the judge,
and the jailors were ordered to give
Charles the heaviest work a trustie
ship in the city bastile provides.
BOX ROOM IN NEW
POST OFFICE NOT
SUFFICIENT NOW
All Boxes Are Assigned; Not
as Manv as in Old Office;
Minimum Rental is 75c.
(Special to the East Oregonlan. )
ECHO, die.. Aug 25. Robert H
Hodge, republican candidate for gov
ernor of Washington, was in Echo
yesterd&y following a series of excit
ing events. Mr. Hodge spoke Tues
day in Portland and was on his way
to Walla Walla in his automobile
where he was scheduled to speak last
night.
As the roads were bad on the Wash
ington side of the line. Mr. Hodge
drove up by way of the Columbia river
highway. At a point about 35 miles
this side of the John Day ferry his
lights went out and as the hour was
late he was forced to remain on the
prairie all night long without a bed.
Yesterday morning he started on his
way to Pendleton and about a mile
from Echo his bearings burned out
nnd he was towed into Echo. His
n.eetlni! at Walla Walla was postponed
until this evening and Mr, Hodge
passed yesterday in Echo while his
car was being repaired.
We must all ride together or we
shall all walk separately.
14 YEAR OLD HEIRESS
PURSUED BY SUITORS
All of the III lock boxes in the new
post office building have already been
assigned and already there is not
enough to supply the demand. The!
number of boxes in the new office is'
less than in the present office, there
being 640 In use at the present time.
Thus Postmaster Tweed finds it lm-
possible to care for the present box
patrons.
Just wh more box room was not
provided in the plans is not known .
inasmuch as the building will proh-'
abh be used for many years.
The minimum box rental per qoar- i
ter In the new office is 75 cents,
whereas the present minimum is 60c.'
However, those who have paid for a
full quarter In the old office will be
given a box until October 1 without
extra charge Thereafter. If they
keep their box. they must pay the ad
ditional charge.
As far as possible patrons will be
given boxes having the same numbers
as those they have at present In all
cases this is not possible, as the prices
are different.
Of the total number of box..- SOfl
will be rented for 7 5 cents ; quarter.
100 for fl.00 and sixteen tot 11.50.
AH are kev boxes.
Fight of iir to Keep From Reins Sent
To Guardians in Cincinnati Attracts
Much t'nwelconie Attention
SAN FKANCISCO. Aug. II. Mian
Louise Davis Is today In hiding in a
new apartment.
The fight of the 14 year old heiress
to keep from being sent to her guar
d.an in Cincinnati has attracted un
welcome suitors, love letters and the
atrical and movie men. Yesterda
they came in many guises.
There was a gray-haired man who
came supposedly as a server of court
papers, there were three young men.
who bashfully asked for introductions;
there were mash notes, beautiful flow.
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PREPAREDNESS
Our campaign Is to win
your satisfaction. We appre
ciate the Importance of pri -paredness
and we have for
tified ourselves with a
strong defense of
"GRADUATE"
Hand Tailored
CLOTHES
for young men and thei
dads, because we know these
clothes will put up the best
front. We know they ire
made of the sturdiest fab
rics, we know they are tail
ored to resist all reasonable
strain We have selected
them Defy us to prove
this. We will not surrender
until we have won your un
conditional satisfaction.
We are Pendleton's exclu
sive agents for Florsh. n i
Shoes
Alexanders
Where Values Retgn,
Rgsinol
oap
MURDOCK NOT TO VOTE
FOR EITHER CANDIDATE
Progreastve UixHiuv- Sew Movement
Will ltlse From lalWn of I'artv
l-Yistered h Roosevelt,
OS
VANCOUVER, B. C Aug Vic
ter H Mur.lock declared today that
he could not honestly cast his vote
for either Hughes of Wilson Mr
ItUrdoCk left for the Far East toniuht
and before going aboard the steamer
said:
"The progressive party is not dead,
but sleeping. In spite of the fact that
Colonel RoOSVVe!l has given up. much
to the sorrow of progressives all over
makes clear skins
and good hair
The regular useof Resin, it Soap for the
toilet, bath and shamp., can usually be
relied on to keep tlie COfnpli xion c'.e -r,
the hands Sfiirhl ,-.;al ?,,(t, and the hair
healthy, gloss ami beg boa dandruff.
II the nVi-i or c.-!p U instil ii KnI eooc!lti"n, a
lKorttrtam.cnt:.li Raaia, 1 fllnlajaat mar ( be
aevruary t. ItjStfa its tiornul itcjlth. KetiDoi Svjap
Ml.
Con Dung Low
CHOP SUEY
NOODLES
HOT TAMALES
CHILLI CON GARNE
SPANISH sty I 1.
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Everything clean and up to
date FIRST CLASS SERViC
TEA 5c Package
Under State
Hotel
Cor Webb nod ''ot'onwoud Hta
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