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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY OCTOBER 20, 1916.
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Hesinol Surely
AT THE SIGN OF THE
Heals Sick Skins
DOWNEY'S MARKET
U. S. Inspected. .
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For your Sunday' dinner
DOWNEY'S MARKET
U. S. Inspected.
Two Phone 188 and 187
PRKDIOT8 WIIRAT FAMINE
UNLESS EMBARGO IS PLACED
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Paul Bchulxe,
head of a big banking concern, pre-
ARROW
COLLARS
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dieted a wheat famine before spring
unless an exportation embargo. U plac
ed. Retail Iflour prices are the high
est In twenty years. Grain men pre
dict two dollar wheat before January.
The world-wide short crops are
blamed and the Argentine drouth.
War prevents the movement of 'Rus
sian wheat. The British are consider
ing commandeering Canadian crops.
Schulz said: "The bakers are
caught without flour stocks. Thoy
failed to buy during the first ad
vances, expecting a decrease. They
are working hand to mouth. A fifty
cent rise will force another bread In
crease.'1 It. H. Dahlhelmer, president of the
Master Bakers' Association, expect)
no Immediate bread increase.' Cleve
land increased ene cent a loaf.
When you know physicians have pre
scrilicd lUvinul lor over 20 years In the
treatment of era ma and other itching,
burning unsightly skin
eruptions, airl hnve
written thousands of
reports saying: ''It is
ny regular prescription
for itching," "Keninol
has produced brilliant
results," "The result it
crave was marvelous in
one of the worst cases of ccteraa," etc.,
etc, doesn't it make you feel, "This it
the treatment 1 con rely on for MV
skin-trouble?"
When Kcxinol Ointment touches itch
ing skins, the itching usually stops and
healing bepins. With the aid of Hesinol
Foap, it almost aln ayn clttira away eo
sema, ringworm, pimples, or other di
tressing eruption rpil'-kly, leaving the
skin clear and healthy. Sold by all
druggists.
Ue Hesinol Soap r"sr:tl:.Tly and Jna
v.lll be stuni'died t fuel Low quickly
it soothes and eli the pores, and
leave the ." ' ' -r ml fresb.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Cunard of
fices announced the liner Alunla
struck a mine In the English channel
and sank She carried pamengers,
The steamer displaced thirteen thou
sand tons. Several sailors sire miss
ing. The Alaunla left New York en
route to Falmouth and London with
two hundred passengers. All lauded
at Falmouth. She was proceeding to
London when destroyed. Captain
Denison was among the rescued. The
ship was armed against submarines
but carried no ammunition.
FOOTBALL BOYS WILL
ENFORCE SMOKING RULE
Members of Squad Take All Rrrtpon
stblilty I'pon Themselves and Ex
pect to Klimlnate Trouble.
The boys of the local football team
have taken all the responsibility of
enforcing the anti-smoking rule
among their number and expect that
hereafter there will bo no trouble rel
ative to the rule. Trouble which
threatened to disrupt the team devel
oped when several players were re
moved from the team for smoking,
but as the boys have taken all the
responsibility on their own shoulders,
all those removed have been rein
stated and no later trouble is expected.
SKRVAXTS DEMAND $7 A WKKK
BOSTON, Oct. 20. Minimum wa
ges for the housemaids, $7 a week,
working time 10 hours a day, are the
demands of the Plttsfield Servant
Girls" Union. Formerly housemaids
In PittsTield could be hired for (5 a
week.
The housemaids are seeking to af
filiate the washerwomen and scrub
women, who are expected to demand
a minimum of 12 a day Instead of
the J1.D0 they now receive.
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'' KG doughnuts
For Goodness Sake
use
EG Baking Powder
Purity First
. It will never disappoint you try
it if you like good things to eat
OK Ounce for OK
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JOSEPHINE COUNTY ORE
IS BEING SENT EAST
Product l-i Used in Making Mnnitftna
Mining Activity In Southern Ore
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PORTLAND, Oct. 20.-Chrome ores
j from Josephine county are finding
their way In large quantity to New
Bessemer, Pa., to enter into the con
struction of war munitions. Activity
among the southwestern Oregon
mines was never so great's now, the
product now taking the place of ores
formerly shipped from Now Caledo
nia, Australia, to the steel mills via
New Tork.
R. B. Miller, vice president of the
Twohy Pros. Company, returned to
day from Grants Pass, where he has
been for several weeks. Mr. Miller
said that from his observation the
southern Oregon mining region is the
only one in the northwest that is
profiting directly from the European
war.
Mr. Miller would not discuss the re
ported resumption of railroad exten
sion work on the California A Ore
gon Coast railway between Grants
Pass and .Crescent City, Cal. Ha
stated that definite decision as to
building the line on the coast has not
been reached. This line is now oper
ating profitably for about 16 miles
between Grants Pass and Waters
creek, to which point the ore Is haul
ed by wagon from the mines.
Copper from the Queen of Bronze
and Waldo mines and the other prop
erties in the district is being sent to
Tacoma and the California smelters.
Mr. Miller looks for a continuance of
the present great activities and even
more Intensive development than is
now under way.
Judge John Twohy and his son,
Robert Twohy, have been carrying on
negotiations for the extension of the
rail line which would open 'up the
mines on a larger and more perma"
nent scale.
VISITOR SAYS UK ORDERED
SHAVE m.L WAS $1.75
Blooni'iijr Iio (Mo.) Man Tolls Po-!
lice About Electric Massage Tliat j
Briefly TVkled Him.
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You should prepare for
those Hallowe'en par-ties.
ALEXANDER'S
art; prepared to furnish
you everything neces
sary to complete your
party dress or costume.
We prepare months
in advance for the pro
tection of our much ap
preciated trade.
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WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORD ERS.
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Fresh from the bosky dells of
Blooming Rose, Texas county. Mo.,
Dewey Mitchell nnd Frank Lowder
went to "Charlie' barber shop" at
1705 Market street today. They told
about It later at Central district police
station.
Mitchell said he asked for a shave,
but the barber ran something over his
head and face which tickled him
until he saw the bill, which listed his
Indebtedness at 91.76. The barber
explained that this was not exorbitant
as he had had an electric shampoo
and an electric face massage. The
barber who waited on Lowder charg
ed him only 60 cents, Lowder said,
explaining that Lowder had had a
massage.
Mitchell sail he induced his barber
to refund 50 cents of the charge but
after leaving the shop he missed a 12
bill from his pocket. He reentered
the shop and the barber handed him
the 1 bill, saying he had found it on
the floor.
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VISCOlTfT rFFINGTOV. 19,
BRITISH I.UJVTEXAXT, IS
WED IN SECRET.
Our carload, 630 boxes Fancy
Hood River Apples are now
, unloaded and on display in our grocery dep't.
They are the choicest apples to be. had in the
city give us your order NOW for your winter needs.
Spitzenbergs, Ortleys, Delicious
and Yellow Newtons
See our ad on p&ge 2
The Peoples Warehouse
Craven was Miss Cornelia Bradley
Martin, of New Tork,
The marriage of the young couple
Is said to have taken place In the city
October 4. Uffington, who is nine
teen years old, is a lieutenant In the
Third Battalion of the Hampshire
regiment It la said the marriage was
secret and has not been acknowledged
by his parents.
OIL COMPAXrES TO
BE CHARGED WITH
AYn-TItCST ACTION
Where it Pays to Trade.
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Federal District Attorney Preston Re
turns From Trip Through
Northwest.
SAX FRAXCISCO, Oct. 20. Fed
eral District Attorney Preston return
ed from his Northwestern trip and
leelared he had secured evidence In
Seattle and Tacoma for filing anti
trust actions against local oil compa
nies charged with fixing gasoline pri
ces. He also obtained evidence to be
used In prosecuting the German con
sul general Fopp, who Is accused of
neutrality violations.
It is alleged the Standard. Union,
hell and associated oil concerns were
Implicated in the gasoline trust. The
frderal trade commission and geolo
gical survey is assisting in the gather
ing of data for a trust busting smash.
Preston's secret trip through Ore
gon and Washington resulted In se-
BHD COLD? MOT
AND nose sum
-PAPir8 COLD COMPOt NB"
OOLD8 AND GRIPPE Dt A
FEW HOCKS.
Take "Pape' Cold Compound" ev
ery two hours until you have taken
three dosej, then all grippe misery
goes and your cold will be broken. It
promptly open your clngged-up nos
trils and the air passages of the head;
stops nasty discharge or nose running;
relieves the headache, dullness, fe
verishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stlff
nes. Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowfnf
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head nothing else In the world give
such prompt relief as 'Tape's Cold
Compound." which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. It acts without as
sistane, tastes nice and causes no In
convenience. Accept no substtlute.
curing new evidence regarding the
blowing up of Russian munitions car
go. Preston declared the govern
ment's case was greatly strengthened.
He refused to reveal the nature of
the new evidence.
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Your Last Chance to Buy
Hilbert's or Colgate's 25c
and 35c Druggist Sundries while they last for
CHOICE 13
Shampoo Jelly
Bay Rum
Witch Hazel and Car
bolic Salve
Cold Cream
Violet Cream
Rose Cream
Lilac Cream
Peroxide
Rosewater and
Glycerine
Velvet Talcum
" Powder
Dactylis Talcum
Powder
Violet Talcum Powder
Cashmere Talcum
Powder
Raby Talcum Powder
Eclate Talcum Powder
La France Rose Talcum
Powder
BLUE SEAL VASELINE 5c AND 10c.
1lNnox. Oct 20. Viscount Uf
fington. only child of the Karl and
Countess of Craven, is today reported
to hnve married a Xllss Ma-donald,
the daughter of the town ch rk of In
verbordon. Invernesshire, Scotland,
near Falmacaan, the res:deiicc of tha
Pradley Martins. The loun'.ea of
l "mZf Comer Main
ljr and Court St.
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