East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1916. PAGE Tlir. ii3 Elm Order it from this modern market that sells you U. S. INSPECTED MEAT. TELEPHONE 1 8 8 Downey Market The Dean Tatom Co. Grocery Telephone ia 688 SHK OKS AllKOAU TO WKI). I.jnn (iiri Will Take American Huh burnt on Arrival In Filmland. LYNN, Nhv. 1 4. Soon after the American liner St. Louis, which Halls from New York next Kuturday. docks in Liverpool Mips Nellie J. Winston, h telephone operator In this city for nine years, will he married to James '. Williams, manager of a munition factory at Wclllngburo, England. Mlas Winston Is u niece of Judge Cornelius T. Collins. Mr. Williams and Miss CLEANSE THE BLOOD BEFORE WINTER Free yourself from the mtenace of bad health when the cold and wet reU in. Sufferers from Catarrh, Rheumatism, and Eczema are worse in winter. Take S. S. S. now. A dvlre of thUi character has been Kiven by our trained specialists year after year as summer began to wan-) and the coming of Fall heralded the time when storms and cold are near. Wa repeat this warning here. Suffer. er from Catarrh will undoubtedly find the symptoms much aggravated as winter approaches. With the first chill blusts the Kheumatlsm lets Itself be felt. There are forms of winter Kcaema one In particular called Tetter that causes real suffering when cold weather comes. The mere ache' and minor pains of Rheumatism no! only change in winter, but the chang es are apt to be so decided In their violence ns to cause the most Intense ..offering Horrible aching pains 'n the hack. In the joints, even rheuma tic pains in the head and face some times supposed to be neuralgia. Ca tarrh Is back imiiln, more Intense than last winter with the cnntlnui l hawking and spitting. headaches, dripping of phlegm In the nose and throat, tlie stopped air passages an't the foetid odor from the breath It is not s common sense thing to do to avoid these troubles, to eradicate them from the system when It can he iJWKHE truly great in let CfL tcrs, art, or music are never provincial. They have a message for the world, and the world listens. The Bald win Piano snealcs in a tone that appeils to all humanity. American instrument that has become a world favorite. The admiration for it abroad as st home attests its leadennip. A JW T (h! ftU BaUmia. ill i ii rrni)iy tl We Also Carry Such Famous Make of Pianos as Ul SII LANK STflrZ YOKE WKIIIIF.lt TIAIiIiET & DAVIS Also the Following; Famous 1 "layer Pianos: WK11NEU MODKIJiA FARItAND CONWAY 8TROIIKKR, AND OTHER& KDWON DISC, VICTROLA AND DOLUMRIA TALKING MACHIMK. WARREN'S F 811 Main Street HALIBUT SALMON SMELT CRABS SHRIMP Wliistnn graduated from Lynn Clas sical Hixh .School in the same class a few years ago. Miss Winston was accompanied t -New York by Miss Anno McCluskey. President of the Lyjin Telephone Op erators' I'nlon. No man or woman has ever been educated to great usefulness or last ing ilbstlnot Ion outside the school nf adversity. A good scare is of more benefit ti some nun than good advice. o easily done with a positive reined' such as S. 8. S? Itemember, first of all, that the troubles we mention are blood troubles deepaealed one-i Laugh at the man who recommends lotions, salves and local medicines. The trouble must be washed out of the blood thousands uf people have been permanently relieved of blood and skin disease of every kind by the use of 8. S. S-, and many of those who, perhaps at first did not find the results entirely satisfactory. wrote our physicians a full statement of their case, und a little advice hasten ed the relief. The only reason for wanting you to write us Is that we may use every effort to see that you get the best results from the medi cine. You can then help us by ad visini your friends to use 8. S. 8 . which you will know from experi ence is all we claim for It. You can write with the assurance that all cor. respondents Is held in strictest confi dence, and that our physicians will give you helpful advice without charge. For sale nt all drug stores. Refuse substitutes). Write the Swift specific Company. Medical Depart ment, lfoom 14, Atlanta, liu. NETZOW FAKKAND IIAMrlTON' CONWAY KIMKALL GRAND KOIIMCR ft CAMPBELL HOUSE Tvlophone 531 It the yy: ,'TTLtr5I ARTHUR 6IUMD Of UKIAH VERY III VOI XCi MAX IS MOVl.l) TO (.KA( I HOSPITAL AT PILOT KIKK. vVeatlicr in Mountain Toku I t oi, and lMsaoeoubln Other Newt NoUtt of Interest to the Comma. nAy. (East Oregonlun Special.) UKIAH, Nov. 14.- Arthur Oilli land, who Is seriously 111 with typhoid Tever, was moved Thursday to the Grace hospital at Pilot Rock. Hi fa'.her went with him. They were taken down 'by Clair Sturdlvant In the Sturdlvant car. Arden GUIiland, who was 111 with an attack of pneumonia, is Improv ing and Is able to be up again. George Ellis was In Uklah Thurs day for the first time since his se rious lUne.-a. 1J. tl. Hmlth returned Thursday from a business trip to l'endleton. Uraden Clerking of Hitter' was in town Thursday delivering potatoes lie had sold here. The potatoes were raised near Hitler and are flr.it class potatoes. Phil Fairbanks, proprietor of the Long Creek stage line, Is driving on the route now. M. E. Sturdlvant was transacting business in Uklah Thursday. fcuck Welch left for Pendleton Fri day morning to visit his four little girls who are going to school there. Luctnda Wachter of Nye was visit ing in Uklah Saturday with her sister, Myrtle, who is attending school here L. G. Huston moved to Uklah hist .Saturday and will occupy his resi dence in the west end of town. Ho comes to town to be near school with his small daughter. Ed Thrasher was moved from his homo on Bridge creek Saturday and is now at the home of Mrs. S. J. lie! mick with a well develoyped case of typhoid fever, and Miss Reynolds, a nurse, a recent arrival from Mober- ly, Missouri, Is nursing him. I J. D. Kirk, George Caldwell and Wood Gibbs who were out for week's hunt on Decrhorn and Stony i creels, returned Sunday empty hand ed. after a week of hard hunting. I Frank Mulkey of Hitter passed I through Uklah Sunday with six horses and two wagons, going after freight t Among those seen in Uklah Mon- day were Mrs. Sturm, Mrs Mi Laugh. lin and Mrs. Hinehart, Alba; Mrs. r,o ' I in . Mr. and Mrs. Canfleld. Walker KITs, Mrs. Lodtev and C. H Sturdi- v n t . Jack Telly of Nolin and Carl Jen son of Pil.it Hock, k'lled a fine deer Monday near the Lazinka ranch. J. II. Constants has bought a Franklin car from Hert Andrus. i'leo Metteer was in Ukloh Tuesdav shopping and calling on friends. Mrs. Owen Carnes of Pilot Rock, visited with her daughter. Mrs. Boh Linsner. who runs the stage office here, over Sunday, returning home Monday morning. Mel Shutrum and wife of Pendle ton passed through Uklah Saturday en route to the home of William Ba ker nenr Dale to take advantage of the last days of the hunting season. A telephone message from Mrs. Ba ker Monday said Mr. Shutrum had just got in with a fine two point buck. Herbert Meengs left for Pilot Hock Wednesday morning with the G'.lll land freight, team, to bring back freight for the Uklah Mercantile Co. Joe Manzville left for Grant county last week where he has employment. A marriage license was issued ht 01 DOSE RELIEVES A COLD-NO QUININE PAPKS toi l) OOMPOl '! I NKS DAD COIJIH OU GRIPPE IX A FEW HOVltS. Relief comes Instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in th head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens e!ogged-up nos trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running. relieves sick headache, dullness, fe verlshness, ore throat, neezing. sore, ness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-tip! Quit blow. Ing and snuffllpg! Ease your throb bing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as 'Tape's Cold Compound,' which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, caus es no Inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine. REMEDY FORM EH. AT YOUR DRUGGIST.- FOUR DOCTORS JISAGREED Pains Disappeared After Use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabla Compound. Wilmington, Del. "I waj Buffering from a terrible backache and pains in my side, with bear ing down pains and wus very nervous. I was always tired, always drowsy, never could get enough sleep and could not eat I had four doctors and each told me some thing different I read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound and decided to try it I got good results and I now feel better than I have felt for years and I am gain ing in weight. I can gladly recommend it to all women. "-Mrs. George W. t'EBOLD, 1C11 West 4th Street Wilming ton, Del. Backache and bearing down pains are danger signals which every woman should heed. Remove the cause of these aches and pains by taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, that good old root and herb medicine. Thousands of women have testified to its virtues. For forty years it has been making women strong, curing backache, ner vousness, ulceration and inflammation, weakness, displacements, irregularity and periodic pain. If you want spwial ad vice write Lydia K. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential, Lynn, Mass. Canyon City October 25, to Charley Gentry of Long Creek and MLss Hawl Clark of Alba. M, J, Glillland of Gurdane. grand father of Arden and Arthur Gilliland, who are very sick, arrived in Uklah Tuesday evening. Mrs Bert Gibbs and daughter, Le ona, came In on the auto truck Tues day night to make their home here, Mr. Gibbs having formed a Partner ship with Bert Andrus in the saw mill business,- Walter Allison, ranger, left for her home near Nye Monday to visit for the week, while there is no school on account of the Institute. Mrs. Hob Linsner made a business trip to Pilot Rock and back Tuesday. Fred Grooms, wife and son, Jack, were in I'kiah Monday on business. Professor Chllders and wife, and Miss Ila Sturdlvant left for Pendle. ton Saturday to attend the institute. The United Artisans met Wednes day night at their regular meeting and elected Mrs, Jennie Chamberlain us secretary to fill the office vacated by Mrs. Lou Gibbs who will leave Uklah soon. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbs will leave for Portland December 1st, to remain during the winter. They will be gone till May 1st when they will return to their homestead near Uklah Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert leave sometime in December for Portland to spend the winter months in a mild er climate. Jesse Hilbert and Earl Martin were on a hunting trip last week and Earl succeeded in killing a fine buck. Mrs. Jennie Moore left for Gur dane Thursday for a visit with her son Bun Moore, and daughter, Mrs. William Selby. P.iley Sumers and Darrel cannon of Hitter, were in Ukiah Wednesday night on business. Mr. Prater, painter and paper hanger, who has been in Ukiah for the lust three months working at his trade, left Thursday for his home in Walla Walla. Jj. G. Huston has sold his farm one mile south of town to his brother. Harry Huston. Frank Chamberlain left for Pen dleton Thursday, taking a carload of passengers down. Mrs. Norris and daughter of Ritter passed through town Thursday en route to Pilot Rock. Mr. McCampbell of Dale, came in Thursday and is taking care of the feed stable in the absence nf Mr. Welch. The traveling salesman for Wad- hams & Kerr was in Ukiah Thursday night on his regular trip here. Cold, cloudy and disnsrecawo weather now prevails here. Will Have ScHool Paper. The high school student body this morning at its regular monthly meet ing unanimously voted to put out a school paper under the name of the "Illakawln." No officers were elect ed for the running of the paper but each person was asked to think over the most cupable officers and do their Part in maklnc the paper a success It was aureed that for the first sever al months only small papers be issued but as occasion permitted the copies gradually be Increased In volume. The local high school has not put out a school paper for seven years but the publications should now be made a success if every one gets be hind them and boosts. Be sure of your aim in life In-fore moving into a glass house. HIGH SCHOOL TO GIVE MUSICAL OPERETTA 'Polished lVbWcs" W ill lie Present ed In Auditorium oil Friday. No vember 17. The musical operetta "Polished Pebbles," will be presented to an audience at the high school auditor ium on Friday, Nov. 17, by the musi cal organization of the high school. As the best talent which the hih school can produce Is represented in the play, local people are assured of a rare treat. 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Danderine at any drug store or toilet i counter; apply,a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say thitf was the best investment you ever made, '"'yEff We sincerely believe, regardless oi evervthing else advertised, that If you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful ha;r and lots of it no dandruff no itch ing scalp and no more falling hair you must use Knowlton's Danderine. If eventually why not now? Annibul is being held every night, in order that every part may be at Its best and the play run off in good or der. The play is one of a series that high school organisations are con templating putting on and if it is a success from an attendance stand point, the others will follow in short order. PERHAPS the last time you smoked some other nickel cigar you didn't get long-leaf filler and mellowed to bacco. WeU,intheOWL you do. Try it next time. We 11 stand by yourcom panson. The Million Dollar Cigar 14. A. GUNST a CO. 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