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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1916.
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Hie Dean Tim Co.
HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES
ON APPLES.
Grimes Golden $ 1.65
Bellf lower m '$1.25
Rome Beauty $1.25
Winesaps 1.00
Winter Banana $1.65
Snow Apple $1.00
Pears $1.50
Comb Honey 15
Sweet Potatoes, Cauliflower, Peppers, Hot
House Lettuce.
Telephone
DOWNEY'S MARKET IN CONNECTION
Telephone 188.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN! WHAT HAVE
YOU DONE TO HELP THE NORMAL?-
What have you done to help secure the passage of the
normal school bill?
Have you attempted to secure the support of your
Iriends over the state ?
Every man, woman and child in Pendleton undoubted
ly has from one to a score of voting friends outside of this
city to whom a word of suggestion would be all that is
necessary.
The campaign committee has printed a great many
folders which set out briefly the arguments for the loca
tion of a normal school in this city. These folders will be
gladly furnished to all who call at the office of Secretary
J. H. Gwinn at the Pendleton Abstract Company. A
folder enclosed in each letter going out over the state
would be most effective. If you do not wish to write a
letter, write a few words en the margin of the folder and
address it to a friend.
It is not opposition that will kill the measure. There
is no organized opposition to it except what comes from
Weston. If the amendment is defeated, it will be defeat
ed by indifference. There are many voters who do not
care enough about the measure to apprise themselves of
its provisions. These voters as a rule vote No. A simple
word from a friend would change their vote to Yes.
Pendleton citizens have it in their power to change
thousands of votes, and they at least cannot afford to be
indifferent.
If you are loyal to Pendleton, Umatilla county and east
ern Oregon you will send out the information that has
been prepared.
DO IT TODAY;
MILLERS' GRAFT
IN GRADING WHEAT
BLAMED FOR RISE
IN PRICE OF FLOUR
CHICAGO, Oct. 24. Mis Florenc.!
Xing ol the Women's Association of
Comeice announced today the Inten
tion of that organization to lend at
one a committee to the United State
dlarict attorney to protest In the
name of the women of Chicago
acalnat the rutins price of wheat and
flour.
MIm Kin, said the committee
Would emphasize the statements em
bodied In a report just Issued by
President B. F. Ladd of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, showing
the loasea to farmer and consumers
toy the system of grading wheat by
which the millers reap a big profit
Mrs. John C. Bley, preaident of the
Housewives' Icajtuo, aa Id that a met.
Ing of the organization would be call-
ea at which the subject of wasted
wheat as the result of Kradlna- meth.
oda would be taken tip. she added
that an Invitation had been sent to
the Manitoba agricultural department
to explain the Canadian ar.idlnar
Daily Chats With
the Housewife
standards.
Mince meat ts being freely offered
In the marts of trade, and at a rea
isonable price, the ferocious mince not
being under the protection of the
,gume laws nor being controlled by a
trust.
I
When neutrality can dictate, as In
tho cae of the United State. It pays;
when neutrality Is dictated to as In the
case of Greece, It la of little merit
Cotfolene
"Tht Natural
Shortening"
Test Cottolcne the next time you make
muffins. Enjoy their lightness and tine
flavor. You will know then that it is
better than anything else you have ever
tried for shortening; this also holds true
for frying.
Cottolene is a pgr food product
makes foods more digestible. Your gro
cer will supply it in large or small pails,
Give him your order today.
"Cotto.M makn
food cooking botttr"
EHEfAIRBANJOSSa
USE OIAIAIS.
If you are contemplating some new
interior hangings for living room or
dining room or even bedroom consid
er chnUls. Tou don't have to select
from the old-fashioned sprigged va
riety or even the small conventional
design or stripe. Tou may now have
the w'ldect kind of futurist challls In
the most brilliant of colorings.
.Tananese these latest challis are
Cdlled. Big red moons port on skies
of Mue and irlorious palm trees spring
from sands of golden yellow. More
nf ihn rhnlll.u hnw nn such concerted
design, bo ng merely blotches of
bripht color or brighter grounds.
Of course, you can still get the de.
mure little striped patterns and some
q'laini old-fl&shlnned designs where;
n milder natternlnc Is desirable
Challis makes lovely soft hangings
and has the additional value of being
wasnsoie.
fOH CHAPPED HAJfPS.
Caielrss washing and Imperfect
dry'ng arc the reasons for more red,
unsightly hand than anything els.
The Mightest dampness of the skin
apt to make the Jjiands chap and
crack. Hot water should not be used
more than once a day at most for
washWig the hands, and then the
should he rinsed in cold.
At night before ret'rlng. when the
hands lave been well washed and
rtr'ed. rub In a ftlr oiiantlty of a good
cold ci mm or camphorated lc. Then
powder them llrhtir with a fine tal
cum nd ship on loose old frloves re
served for this purpose. This will
wulton the hands and keep them soft
and smooth.
HOCSE HELPS.
Wbtn roastlnc meat and there Ir
danger of its becoming too brown
place a dish of water In the oven.
The fteam will prevent scorching and
the ij.tat will cook better. A piece of
rrvasi-9 paper placed over the meat I
also good.
A.'.er fowl of any kind Is cleaned
the liiside should be rubbed thor
oughly with a Dlece of lemon befor,
the dtessinc is put In.
Steep one ounce of celery seed i.i
half a pint of vlngar. A few drops t f
this will give a fine flavor to soun
and in sauces for gowl.
LOBSTER A LA ROUEX.
Slightly brown In a saurc.nnti nn.
small tutup onion with a little butter.
ir you nave a little clear meat gravy
add it to the onion, and ennueh flmir
to rt&ke consistency of cream, add ono
Day lear, one saltspoonful of salt, ha;t
aa much pepper, also on aaltspoon
of t lery seed. Let this come to a
boil, then simmer gently for ten min
utes, strain and add half a pound of
fresh mushrooms, or one ran of
mushroom If you have no frosh ones
simmer ten minute longer. If you
hsve a boiled lobster cut it up In goort
ilied pieces (or canned lobster will
do), put 14 into the sauce, cover the
pan cUbely and strnd It over hot wa.
ter for ten minutes. Fill pate shells
with this, place on toast and serve.
LONG DISTANCE
DIVORCE CONTEST
COSTS HUSBAND
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stofmth m mwr u C(
i I uiiiLiiuiii raw ULiiuuL , IP;;!
DRNA'EM, Oct. 24. Contesting a
divorce t-uit at long distance did not
prove very successful for Mrs. Harriet
The position of financial strength held
by the American National Bank-is the re
sult oi its prompt, courteous and accom
modating service and its willingness to co
operate with everyone at any time.
Capital and Surplus of $400,000, con
servative and experienced management
and strict U. S. Government supervision as
sure complete safety at all times.
Fffi KIDNEY
TROUBLE
M. Field In the county court A Jurv
which heard her husband's complaint
and he defense decided that the hus
band, George W. F eld. a traveling
salesman for Armour & Co., was en
title,! to a decree.
Field, who appeared in person, tes
jtlfied that his wife deserted him with
out cause. Mrs. Field appeared
I through an attorney and the loiter
read Mrs. Field's deposition In which
I she dened her husband's charge. The
iTcry fact that she was not present at
the trial lost her case and her hus
band.
GENUINE OLYMPIA OYSTER COCKTAILS
Drink Soda in Bottles
the most sanitary way.
It's pure and easy to keep cool.
We bottle, sell and deliver to your home
HIRE'S ROOT BEER
, SODAS, ALL FLAVORS
GINGER ALE
good as any in the state.
Agency for Weinhard's Colt n Nector
the fine summer drink.
Pioneer Bottling Works
Helwig Breding, Prop.
Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature.
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1 wish to tell you of my condition
of about four years ago. I was af
flicted with kidney and bladder trou.
blea and had a constant pain in my
back all the time for about two or
three months. I did not have any ap
petite and could not rest at night and
I was hardly able to do my house
work. I saw Dr. Kilmer's adver
t'sement and dee'ded to give Swamp.
Root a trial; after taking; four bot
tles of 8wamp-Koot I was restored to
health and have not been afflicted
since. I will cheerfully recommend
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root to others
afflicted with kidney and bladder
troubles. Vourg truly,
SARAH FRATER.
803 Fi. 8th St., Coffeyvllle, Kans.
State of Kansas
Montgomery County, si:
Be It remembered, that on this 17th
dav of April. 116, before me, W. O.
Bowman a Nrtary Publ'c, In and for
said County and State, came Sarah
Frayer, who Is known to me to be
the same person who executed the
w'thln statement, and such person
dnlv ecknowledcred the execution of
the same to be her free and voluntary
act and deed.
In toft'monv whereof, I have here
unto pet my hand and affixed mi
Notorial Peal the day and year first
above written.
W. O. BOWMAN.
Notary Public.
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Prove What Swamp-Root will Do
Fcr TOD.
Send ten centa to Dr. Kilmer A Co.,
Blnghamtnn. N. T., for a sample sis
bottle. It will convince anyone. Tou
will also receive a booklet of valu
able Information, telling about the
k'dney and bladder. When wrIUng
be sure and mention the Pendleton
Dally Fast Oregonlan. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar bottles for sal
at all drug store.
The gold euro may he all right In
Its way. but a man feldnm feels the
need of the cure until his gold Is all
gone.
The poet may hitch his wagon to a
star but the wise man anchors his air.
ship to the earth.
BLIZZARD SAVES MEN
FROM DEATH IN FLAMES
Heavy Snowfall Fxt'ngiilslirs Prairie
V.rn In Wyoming After lUaze Trap
Father and Son In Automobile,
NEWCASTLE, Wyo., Oct. 24. To
the unusual severity of Thursday's
blizzard, one of the worst this section
of Wyoming has seen for years, A. M,
N'chols and hh son of this town owe
their lives and scores of ranchmen
owe the safety of their homes and
herd of CMttlc. The blinding blanket
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Our Broadcloths and all better suitings are selling fast with no chance of re
placing them in quality and fastness of color, at any price. We have by far the larg
est assortment of Broadcloths and fancy goods. You can't afford to wait.
Good warm underwear is very essential to good health. LET MUNSING
WEAR UNION SUIT YOU.
Onyx Silk Hosiery
In all colors for party wear,
should be.
We are prepared. Yon
For the balance of this week Royal Society Packages,
your choice 19f.
Royal Society Stamped Goods Vi-price.
PONY STOCKINGS for the children at the same old
price.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE; BETTER GOODS, LATEST STYLES,
COURTEOUS ATTENTION. 1
PROMPT AND
ALMANM
WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORD ERS.
WHERE EVERYONE LIKES TO TRADE.
of snow cam Just In the nick of time
to extinguish a prairie fire that hav
ing burned over 150 square mile of
range, was getting beyond control
and had trapped Mr. Nichols and hi
son with their automobile In a gulch.
The prairie fire had burned over all
the country between South Beaver
and Louse creeks. Every ranchman
In the region was out with all the
members of his family, fighting day
and night to control the flames, but
without ava. Prominent In the banl
of fire fighters were A. M, Nichols
and his son. They had gone out from
Newcastle in their automobile.
Becoming separated from the ret
of the party, Mr. Nichols and his son
found the fire sweeping around them
at a furious rate. They ran some dis
tance to their automobile, only to
find the fire had spread about them
on three sides. As fast as they could
travel over the trackles prairie, the
men hurried in their car, heading to.
ward the open end between the lane
of flames. After a time, however,
they came to a Place where they could
make no further headway In their ear.
They were about to abandon tho ma.
chine and run ahead on foot whoa
,).. ,k.i..i . . ...
I ... .uimuuins viuuos Deicned forth
, mo curious Diizsard that soon check.
ed the fire.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot read
the diseased portion of the ear. There l
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness
anl that ts by a constitutional remedv
Catarrhal IVnfnres ts caused by an In
flamed condition of the mucous lining oi
the Knstschtnn Tube. When this tnbe l
nflnmed yon have a rumbling Bound or lm
perfect bearing, and when it Is entlrel
closed. P-efneM Is the reanlt Fnless th
inflammation can be reduced and this tnbt
restored to Its normal condition, bearing
will ke destroyed forever. Many case o'
fteafness are caafed by catarrh, which Is an
Inflamed condition of the aincous surface
Hull Catarrh Cnre acts Ihrn tha bloor
n the mucous surfaces of the system.
We will give One Hundred Hollars fo'
anr case of Catarrhal Deafness that canno
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cnre. ClrrnUn
free, all Druggists. 7.c.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. 0
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Give a brftltant gtoanT thin thai
doe. r.( nib off or dut off that
anneals to the iron that laats tour
time a ion as any otiior.
Black SilkStove Polish
U in a clfuta by itvtf. It'a nor
ca'ffulty mad and made
Irom AsVtVr waUrtait.
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LOU HODGEN
Independent and Democratic Nominee
For St&te Representative
23rd District, Umatilla County.
A native son of Umatilla County and not a hyphenated
American.
MARK YOUR BALLOT 52 X LOU HODGEN.
(Adv.)