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PAC.7, trr TT!? PAGE3 DAILY EAST OKEGOKIAN. rENDLSTOa. 030. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1916. niittiiiitiiifiiiiitiiitniiiiiitiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiu L1EACHAL1 BRIDGE ALMOST 6URE1ED sparks from engine start iii; act: that 18 kxtin. gushed by timriiy at- ' TEN ION. B5Siiii& w 2 3 BUTT MOID the first of the month from coming once a month getting better meat for less when you trade here dont you add these two together next Wednes day and watch the result It means Money in your purse and Health in your home We sell U. S. Inspected meats Our Telephone is 188 TRY IT BOVNEV'S MARKET With the Dean Tatom Co. Telephone 683 IIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllHlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilltMllllllllllllllR Rain Pall Heavily Friday Turning to Sin, With Threatened Snow Hun day Other New Noun of the Com munlly. EHst-Oregonlan Special.) MEACHAM. Oct. 30. The O-W. R. k K. bridge lust west of Meacham had a narrow escape from being totally burned down on Thursday night. An engine dropped burning cinders and started the. blaze. Timely attention saved It so no trains were delayed and not much damage none. Harry Smith went to Pendleton on Mondny to receive medical attention for a Uid eye. Mrs. J. O. Merrill went to Pendle ton m Tuesday for a brief vIhII. 3. X). Casey went to Union on Wed nesday to attend to business. Mrs. W. Stickler returned home on Wednesday from Pendleton where she had been quite ill for several week. Miss Ina Grainger left for Kansas City, Mo., on Thursday to visit with relatives. She has been visiting her father here since August. J. D. Casey went to La Grande on Saturday and then proceeded to Port land on Sunday for a brief visit with his family. It rained alt day Friday her and on Sunday sleeting and threatening to snow. Several from here attended the dance at Kamela on Saturday and report a fine time. Mrs. T. Vandermullen and daugh ter of La Grande were Meacham via Horn on Sunday. rjy ii s Q) Q) c3 ' ItTUTlSH ARK IHSAP1NMNTEI AT SMALL GKltMAN LOSS IN ENGLISH CHANNEL RA1 lONDON, Oct. JO. Newspapers ex pressed disappointment that only two of tho ten German destroyers In vadlng the English channel were sunk. They declare the raid had aot affected the transportation of troops and munitions to France. Officials commented on the Ger man report that all the raiders re tunned, hey said the German admir alty made similar claim after the British destroyed a Zeppelin recent ly, finally ndm ttlng the loss after severiil dnys' delay. ALIENISTS WATCH AIrit. ASSASSIN Or' STl'KKGHK V1KNXA. Oct. SO. Alienists are observing Frederick Adler, the assas sin of the Austrian Premier Stuerghk. If found rational, his murder trial will Mart before January. A wise man never trusts any one who trimts to luck. When You Take Cold. With the average man a cold Is a serious matter and should not b trifled with, as some of the moat dan gerous diseases start with a common cold. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and get rid of your cold as quickly as possible. Tou are not ex perimenting when you use this rem edy, as It has been in use for many years and has an established reputa tion. It contains no opium or other narcotic. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. IN EXCLUSIVE MODES now ready in complete assortment for every need or occasion. Evening dresses in all the lovely new shades, prices from . . ... . , . S15.00 to 560.00 Afternoon dresses of charmeuse and georgette crepe and tafetta, prices . . . . 815.00 to 840.00 Serge dresses in both basque and straight line mod els, prices . . . . . . 87.50 to 835.00 BEE HEN FOiir. AT HE1ISTI NEW ORGANIZATION WILL BB KNOWN AS THE- ITtfATfLLA VALLEY BEE- KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION, Gerald McKctuic Break Arm In Fall Erum Teecu Board Mrs. IC. O Todd and Mrs. George Briggs Howie-? at Charming Party. (East Oregonlan Special.) HERMISTON, Oct. 2S. An organ ization of bee-keepers of the west end of the county was perfected here last Monday night The new organ isation will be- known as the Umatilla Valley Bee-Keepers' As oclatlon. George A. Creasy of Hermlston, was elected president; W. T Reeves of Stanfield, vice pros'dent; Lloyd Rich, es of Stanfield. secretary, and J. C aBrham of Hermlton, treasurer. At a former meeting, two com mittees had been appointed, one to draft a constitution and by-laws and another, a committee of legislation, composed of R. W. Allen of the ex perifent farm. W. T. Reeves and T. O. Tatea of Stanfield. This committee will try and secure the appointment of an inspector to assist In combat ing the disease known as "Foul Rroods," and which is very detriment, al to the bee-keeper. III r-s 1 . I i i - l l I ill oerge dresses in oom Dasque anu siraigm imc ihuu els, prices . . . . . . 87.50 to 835.00 ALEXAWPEUS WHERE EVERYONE LIKES TO TRADE. ' III r lK 177V DVT III 1a : 'M m XtiXKXXXKXXaXn II ! l iBsaaasaMsMsa, SwKauYAL CF TKE PCZEST Swm Ctoocal is the only cig arette to survive the tett ol forty keart on the market and rmuin I national favorite, steadily gain ins in BODularitv. Became Hi four facades the cigarette industry tut tWn unable to produce a better tigirette Sweet Caporal ii the fcurest tigarettt that can be made (-with a pure tobacco flavor that kai otvtr been duplicated in any jksr atgartttt at any prw, Basy tiroved I tiai giver! uge-coa the expr Sweet arettt, rrl tn (oar d tinable rent eve u weet tnirtit c (-with a tiaa nevr cither CIGARETTE PURITY FkOVEO III eUCK AI10 WHITE Smokers who wsKk the intereat- mg Swtet Caporal dtmonitratioii art Jhown aomeining uincrem The demon it ratori burn ton or dinary paper (or them, which leaves a black ath. Then bum some ol the high-grade, imported French Sweet Caporal cigarette! art smoked m every eivilued country Tina before their, era mokrJ" f 1 " orui-n - k.. .k. .-.I .1 Ssi fjoorsthnand -r gw ouritv in black and wh7ThJi"x wlv.rti.mg o(. .ny kMt- . . 1. 1 b.:.im fanaiKaurtT ivauiu vi uaa t- Lre. uxtleaa. odorleaa. Swed"- t1.""!. .ArxT ICaporal paper the i tm J ....o.. ...:n h I I I eSl Cll W n- !jA 7?r" It f XJ-r ZXa i - 1 poay in I I j, J 1 b 1 t L r fa. Amer- II 1 sT I lw0f iTr . i!a4 ll ill js r-s iM.ii X'l i a.'V7' al m T saaaa r:..i?r' a- aasaOTY. DRJ MS 1 "05. CVl ,saaTTan.iUas; !WursariiKt. Steps were taken Monday night to get bee-keepers of different pans of the state Interested In tne organ- lautlon. , . xtinir. nf the association will be t...iA ,..,... month at Hermiaton. the next meeting being set for November 13th. It was suggested mat alie nate meetings be held at Hermiston and Stanfield, but the Stanfiaid members voted to have them neiu here. Alt those Interested in bees will be welcome at these meetings, whiin ninvlne on a. teetering board yesterday on the school ground., lit .i n.i-uM MrKenzie younger son of I Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenaie, had the misfortune to fall ofr and oreag n.s arm. Dr. Wainscott was hastily sum moned and the inlured member set. A charming event of the week was the auction bridge party for which Mra K. C Todd and Mrs. George u-w -.r- hnxtemes on Thursday. The rooms were prettily decked with autumn foliage. A deiignuui uit-.- sion of the afternoon was the read ing of "Th" Chariot Race" by Mrs. H. M Gpnn. About sixty gue.u enjoveu the hospitality of Mrs. Rrlggs and Mrs. Todd. Mr. and Mrs William Roberts de Unhtfully entertained at a dinner party at their farm home. "Tir Olwya' Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for Iir. and Mrs. C. O. Wain-cott. Mr. and Mrs. George Rayhill, misf v TKE FImST SlnZ Nnrlv Men man hat &rhd nokine wrth lamoua old Swettlfettionali tafal. the. ? SiOftltt. iMMktrt Capo- kagut Uart "SMtt" btcaux their purity iQMirei. whokaorne enjoy awnta -C:3 CIO 5WKTT TS.i a. the name kv whkh trml emrtl know W aaUioat ol in lour hail unable u produce a better kixarette. In are the Iks! nrA Itmi thous-l rot United itn arc Sweet Caporal smokers. No greater tribute could bt past Ito tM purity of Sweel VaporaV Upen ttl; k a (MA istmpuYns Wi.U.1 WkiMntM mm Lan Altwe rimffll MtATft ttaC r - . "77".;:-;" iprcaa popuianiy oi awic. VI ArTaw aaaTaa"a B la tat u s iu ana nary Sweat Caporal cigiretttt art id popularity i oweei ufniira vwra m u.wiMui.ni ki Lam aimnliiwcful tafwiaa. and have beam tmoltt -Sweeta," bVcaaat tkurllet tm lorty ytart. Today at purity insures wttoioome tnioy-tertry enctra aseu, m every win ment fiaaeball and Sweat Cap-land M tvery battkskip Sweat oral have beta aauooaj bvwKcdCaporal will bt tomM list) sal Floy Hummel, Miss Bessie MoPherson and the hosts. S. R. Oldaker was a Pendleton vis. itor Thursday. Dr. J. A. Best. J. T. Brown, 1. E. Young and R. H. Brown, all of Pen dleton, were In the city yesterday. WornM Sap Tour fWW i Strength. Is your child pale and fretful T Dfees he cry out in sleep or grmd his teeth? These symptoms may mean worms and you should obtain relief at once. Kickapoo Worm Killer W a pleasant remedy that kills the worm and by Its mildly laxative quality ex- pells It from the system worms sap the vitality and make your child more susceptible to other ailments. Your druggist sells Kickapoo Worm Killer. tSe box. Adv. CAR-ERA PEMANDS V. S. ENJX1RCE NKVTRALITV WASHINGTON. Oct. 30. Louis Cabrera, chairman of the Mexican peace commission, demanded that America enforce neutrallay and de port Mexican conspirators. Greece would like to import somo of the neutrality that Switzerland and Holland have been using with such success. 1 t VI j! !. i-'. dv r, R STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets KARL GUIOTlj 5 TRAOHKK Of MTJSIO AND 5 A GERMAN LANGUAGE S K Orchestra furnished for all ff occasions, any number of piece, m m Dancing parties a apecialty. A 5 Call 515 Madison. Ptcae iMR 8 REMEMBER. Your friends couid buy anything you would give them for Christmas, except your photograph. SEE WHEELER i-t the tudi. Price Quality Service S P&y CashGet More UattttTt si ht 5tmca, hM en-iTto Vakaaa M SUM(t'J Altn Tuetlay arm Wednesday. Ttiii'i what tli.iiis.iniis of stomach sufferers are doinc; now. Instead oi takinu tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they arc attacking the red cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing wav. hcn the liver and bowels arc per forming their natural functions, awjy goes indigestion and stomach troubles. If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, laty, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. Yott will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat wh.it you like. At 10c and J5c per box. Alt druggists. i IPoaissf ! m BULK 7?. JIB i CENTS Pound J , 'A jPure Apple Vinegar Cp) CENTS i 0-3vO Gallon i R Dyche's Grocery A f J Phon476. 623 Mala Street f See Our Line of fancy Winter Apples Ml J r4 i f t
