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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1916)
TEN PAGES TlAlI.V P.AQT npfrnvi A xt nrMni ptmi tt7-. -.t .t,... . 1 -. . " . I,. . " ji.mii, imiu,iufi, jyuuiN, rniUAi, i()VKMUP,R 10. 1916. PAGE SEVEN AVE 4i UL7 Of and for Pendleton 1 Jklf The Dollar spent for PEMECO PRODUCTS is a dollar sown where it may again be reaped. It is giving back to your home town a portion of what it has given to you Every true Pendietonian's patronage is cordially solicited. PEMECO PRODUCTS will win you on their merit. The livestock from which PEMECO PRODUCTS are derived is raised on bunch grass, wheat and corn in this section, the healthiest country in the world. PEMECO PRODUCTS are carefully selected, prepared in a modern, clean, concrete abbatoir and distributed to the public of Pendleton from the cleanest and best equipped markets to be found in the Inland Empire. Insist on getting PEMECO MEATS and LARDS, sold by these. Modern markets EMPIRE HEAT 607 Main Street Telephone 18 Frank GmilicK, Pres. J. H. Loeding, Sec. fcter De Young, Vice- Tres. Henry W. Sch wars; Treats 1116 Hi Hf 108 East Alt Street Chas Tullis, Jr., Sec.'f reasv Teleiftae 455 ' i Rosa B. CarTney, Pres. ! Pendleton Cash Met 2C3 East Court Street Telephone 101 L. B. Ramsdell, Pres. H. P. Whitman, Manager. H. R, -Richardson, V-Pres. Mrs. Nellie Horton, Sec.-Treas. Hams, Bacon, Lard, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, Sausages, Hamburger, Fish, Poultry, Etc. I 1 i - !ir-vr ' 'Jii,' . . "r - , . L 111 .fcirx aHz:r -i ! ui li ,. . l -, ..i. .i a ummi" best if WHY, BILIOUS. rtT FOB MVKR ANl IWWKLS. UA.I) HltKATII, BAD OttlJM, hoi r stom ach. (let a 10 -cent box. , Hick headache, biliousness, coated tongue, head and nose clogged up with a cold always trace this to tor pid liver; delayed, fermenting food In the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. 'Poisonous matter clogged In the In-1 te-tlniv, instead of being cut out of j thn system Is re-absorbed Into the ; blood. Wheh this poison reaches tho j delicate brain tissue It muse conges, j tlon and thnt dull, throbbing, sicken ing headache. r ('nscarcts Immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the pour, undieestcd fond and foul prasPs. take the. excels bile from the liver and carry out nil the constipated waste mutter an 1 po'sons in tho bowels. A Casciiret tonight will surelv straighten yon out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your rirugglHt means your head clear. stomach sweet breath right, complexion rosy and your liver anl bowels regular for month. It's easier for a man to follow a woman than It Is for him to lead her. WKATHKK Bl'KHJj KXTENKION WAfiHtNOTON, Nov. 10. ExteR. ston of the United State weather b rean service in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico, where the present ata tlons have been found Invaluable In gathering Information of hurricanes and storms approaching th American coast, la being arranged for. New stations will be established at Belize, British Honduras;' Hluefltlds, Nicaragua; Swan Island, In the Carib bean, north of Honduras; Santa Mar, ta, Colombia; St Lusla Island; Puer- ta Plata, Han Dominican republic; It . land of Navassa, between Cuba a.j Haiti; Guantunamo, Cuba, and on one of the Danish West Indies, sta tions now are maintained at MM'ba dos, Trinidad, Curacao, Bermuda and the Bahamas, where the work oC Uie observers will be extended and Improved. KILLED HUSBAND TO SAVE SELF Germans Invent "Xfar tU" BTCItl.IN, Nov 10. "War Ink" i the latest Invention to supply an ex ! t'nif need. The minister of edu cation announces fie Invevitlon of .t fluid highly ndant.iblo to school work, whlc do; not penetrate loose ly woven paper nor blot as ordinary Ink does, and which wllhin a short time will be rondy for Introduction in to all public schools. Tfce chief advantage of the new ink Is ttiat It enables pupils to use cheap er paper Tor the exercises and makes tlietn Independent of the clawed pi pers that ordinarily take Ink suc-Icessfufly. rfS.s.sM A fORTim y.l "IIBBBBBBB'BBBlUlBmiBB Someflrin$ New EveirDay Thil lime of minr New Remain for t nnl(iradef pot npuutlon wm won by merit lose, sod ll retained or I tie im contm. sou Ktvice to hiuauitf . J. l. U Q U 1. .MBlluil -II who bit taken n ana nvoiTia in ontMnn ana J 1 !. Ikm dn all ilffMra fram hiiutA Hi. . eaiva. likmaatiiia, 'Cutanh. Malaria, and Manr forma of RVa Dianue, are amn M the . blond's worat eaaraier tint will Imelf giv war to tlie fauluaue of 8. S. S. Cat ba Oanuloa S. S. at Yet brdf ibl jujui H u n h a a h h h a h a a MM linVwAnrAi.! Mi Under Way-Business is Good To show our appreciation of the support grfven us we are sroing to give our patrons whose paid accounta for month ending Nov. 16, arc $25.00 or over 3 POUNDS CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER FREE This offer good at both stores. REITH-DORIS, ORE. UMATILLA, ORE. A. G. MEANS. Vi. 9 h I -.4 ;: i. v.,. j.v t tawtirim- r -t"!1 --""1 - " v 'liiiiiaiti..Wt'aiii. 1 MKS BEUTmGEK ND CHIIDREr. NETWAR1C, N. X, Nov. 9. Mrs. liargaret Beutiner, whose trial for th e killing of her husband, resulted li a hung jury. UEKMANS TO HOIiD XV XB. C()ll('IIi OJJ Ttl'MAMAN riMSR ZURICH, Nov. 9. A council of war. dealing with the Rumanian sit uation, la shortly to be held at Bel grade. A dispatch from a German source today 'says that Field Mar- CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Usa For Over 30 Years 8lgnatnaaf shal von Hindenburg, chief of the German general staff. Is going to Hel grade to meet General von Falken hayn and Field Marshal von Mack-ensen. r. S. TO KO-PIiY I'NIP(HIMS PoMgns Are In tho Hands of CuttiT Awalktifr aa Approir.atlon by WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Between 14,000,000 and 15,000.000 high school cadets over the age of 14 years of age throughout the country furnished with uniforms by the war depart ment aa soon as congress appropriates gunds for the purpose. This will be the first time the government has fur. nisheil these uniforms, and is In ac cordance with the provisions of the national defense act passed last ses sion. The quartermasters' depart ment of the army has already made a p its estimates for th ensuing year. The defense act forbids the use of the military uniform of the army ex cept by recognized cadet corps, over wh:ch the secretary of war has as signed a regular army officer as In. structor. There are nearly 7,000,009 boys over 14 In the cadet corps of the public hU;h schools, and It is estimat ed that nearly as many more are In private schools, who will apply for regulation outfits. The act requ'res the government to furnish uniforms for all these. None of the money for th's equip ment haa yet been appropriated by congress, but It is expected that a sufficient sum will be set aside to meet the estimates of th!s expense furnished by the secretary of war when he goes before the appropria tions committee In December. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The high school football team met yesterday afternoon and decided ti play several more games this seasoi; before disbanding. It was the con cen-us of opinion of those present ai the meeting that the games scheduiei, should be played in this city, proba bably one on next Friday and one oi Thanksgiving. The boys agreed that games witl. The Dalles and Wait-burg would b- ihe must acceptable but iu ease the, learns were not to be hal, oilier team might be subst tuted In their sleau If thtse gamei are played it w.il b the only chamie of loal people to se ihLs year's team in action and a l;irg crowd shculd be assured. The high school cadet corps ha tarted drilling under the supervisiu of Professor Fendall and will soo have a regular schedule for the drill.' The uniforms and guns sent for ba not yet arrived and for that reaso only the simpler dr'lU in marchim will be pract.ced at first. As soon a the corps has those drills down we. enough the more complicated drill wU be gone through. Hack to Old Home. Rube Jackson, colored gentlemti who was committed to the state hos Pital last June was released this mor nlng as being cured and preseiuei with a return ticket to his old hom in the south. Mr. Jackson was foum in a dying condition by Sheriff Tay lor and deputy Estes last June jus ast of the city. Bam and Eggs Buttered Toast A cup of GOOD Breakfast Go!&n Wast Coffee ts-JustRlfcirr D Stop colds Save Doc tor's Bills Enjoy solid comfort. No more cold rooms to dress in. You can heat your home warm and cozy every morning with Cole's Original air.tight Wood Heater Tt-c rw T tit- 4 A A . a f. ucicc iu nve minutes and an evenly heated home all day long is guar anteed with this remark able heater. Come in now We have a size and Style to your liking. Mm ! 744 Mala NCrwt. REMEMBER Toor frteAda eovU kuv aaythln yn waia gw then for Chrlstiuu, aitant year photoraph. SEE WHEELER U At tke atui. J i I
