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IF XOO eANT TO ilT our
TONIGHT-JOtT COMPLAIN
AJBOUT "YOUR FOOD AND
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Dr. Jae' Head ache Powders re
fier it me 10 cento a
package.
Yon tats a Or. James' Headache
Powder and, in juat a few moment
joar head dears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
ad nMt relief for headache, whether
dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve
racking. Send someone j the drug
trior and get a dime package now.
Quit suffering it'a mo rjeedleea.' lie
rf you get Dr. James' Headache
Powdsas then there will be bo diaap
poiataeai, NUTICB OK HTBKET IMl'HOVEMBNT.
Ssyrtssi IR HF.RKMT GIVE, that at
e t otar meeting at the Common Council
of Twe cetv of Pendleton." held on March
1 4. )17. IH following reeoluton a
opted
WIIKKKAK, toe survejor of Til fit W of
I'mdMoa did na the I4ib day of March.
11117. u4 direction and hy requirement
of Ike CoafaKUi Council file plana and
epeclrleatious for an appropriate improve
ment of Mala Htreet frutn tna orlli line
of Jerfceoa street to the Mouth line of V II-a-n
Hireet. toieether with eatlniatce of the
..rx te ke done and tbe probable coal
thereon with the etateuient of tbe lota,
parte of lota aau iiarcela of land to be
le-nellleS hy aorh Improvement and the per
tentae of the total eoal of Improvement.
hlr eerb of aeeh lota, parte of lota and
parreM of land nbonld "7 oo arrount of
the beneflta to bo derived from auch Im
provement", and , .
VYHKKKAM. the eonnell haa . examined
.Kb plaaa and awrlrlcetlen and fotind
the name aalbifaetorj and the eatlniatea
1 1. wet or te be In a.-eordaore with Ibe prob
able rot of atH-b work, and
WHKI1KAS. tbe properly reeommended
.L h. InliidMl ortlhln
Of loe vi. j - - .
tl.e b-.nodarl.-a of the dl.trl.-t benefitted
la la the lodement of the f..roiuon t oun.il
protxrla- to be Included within aitrh Im
prevenent dlairlct and no proerljr la el-
Iude4 therefrom whkrh abould properlr
be Ineledl therern ; and
WIIKIIHAH. the Improvement . of the
berelaeanve tfc'errltjed (rartlona of Main
ttlraet with gravel Itllullthlr pavement la
at thle time oeeeaaary; therefore, be It
lliMl i;l b live Owimoo totinell of
The Cltf of I'epdleton ehat It la eiedlent
lo Impn.ve and It la hereby ijrqHWe4 to Inv
prove. Main Ktx-et fr..m the .Norlb line of
Ja.-kaon Htreet to the Houlh line of Wll
o.n Street br eieavatlng and itradltia the
aane and eonairorllna; rnnr-reie enrne at
the alrt.-nalh line thereon and by rouatruct
In coorrete amtera at a . l.tance of
enbteen f.-et from the enrh llnea there
on and by eon-truetlnf a hardurfarW
pavemenl eon.tlli.,( f a fi Inea rravel
llllulllhle pavement on enrh aide of oald
- atreet to a wKllb of el(lhtn feet from
, h- curb line and by .onamietlnf r.m
rr.te aoltera at the enVe f a.uh pave
at ain b iiaveinent to be .-oiilrueted
T.'S the anrfa. Ih.reof to he flnl.hod m.n
' . entabllabed yrane of ld
all other tblnira In a.mrdaiue nilh and aa
Jhown in he Plana and pe.ifl.-.tl.n.. for
t J "unprovemetit of ld Portion. Mam
Hireet. iepre.l by (.eery Mmbrell. t Hy
E irTeyor. filed with the rltv Ke,-.rder on
"he 14th d.y of Ulatrb. IKlf. whh-h plan,
ind apeelt.ratl.nn. are hereby particularly
referted to: and he it
BKMOI.VKI1, that the englneera eatl
mate at the probable total c-t thereof.
?r. ld enalnew a eetlmate In the aum
If 5.".l "I'd TjS.tnKlVB?TBh,
JLL ,h. I4ih day of March. 11117. la
r taeiSied a" d h'-reh, re(.rrl t.
nartlrtilarlr. aud be It further
HrVI.VKI. tbat the plan, and apeH
Z. and 'eat .male, for atn-h Improve
meat ee preired by the City i""'!
TZS t wllh the Keeorder of The CI If
" Pendleton on the 14. b day of Mareh
1917 be and they are herel.y adopted and
appred. and be It further
TlKHttl.VKK. that 'he coat of maltln
aucb tn.provent .hall he a rh.re and
lien ration all ll. part, of lot. ami parcela
land to be h-u'lll.e.1 by .o.h Improve
e.r and the owo-re of .och lota, parte of
pirTe" of land an .J l.lly benje
fitted by .orh improvment .hull he liable
for the pavment of the coal, thereof, and
Wp!r-.l!5rr.. that a. ae.e..n,ent dial
rlrt la h-retiy ctoa.ad 1 be
'iaJ-ament Kl.lrlcl No. 4." embracln.
.bVIIriy to l-e aiwea-d for the pay
i,tP of improvement., which Aa
" . li .irlet ahall Include all Iota,
Tf lo "aid parcel, of land lyln. and
Knl with" "he dl.trlct hounded and d.
r2rZrUZZ!Lt nidrw -
riea ztxrEm
. tie a W romerof 1 . "'"'
'.J Adilllloa: thence N. He, de(.
K 'eS to pl of heglnnln..
J.t.trUr.'Thlt'i ropy of thle reaoln
..JI irithei with the a-tle. that the anr-V-JTZ'i'
he proportion f the
IT If Mi work to be charted aalnat
TL mm of lot and parcel of land
Tea nien ne oTflre '"
Z2- i. pnMl.hed foe a period of tea
21 In the TMl Oretmnlan. .hlch newa
- "u. kiertcT deelaoated hy the Com
rrrc--oreob..c.,l.n. there-rf
X?ZZ M iork to n. charged aaalna.
I.rt"T!t nTt of lot and l-nel of land
wltMn aald A.e.ment 111 In aald
n,." I de-cnte-l la on file In the ofrice
','1.!".' 1CT'.Su7;.n. Oreron. thl. 1Mb
' 'tiVos ttt. t.ritAi.r..
City Keeorder
FATHER
WT'b
SURE. TO U
"1
MARKET ADVANCES: RUN SMALL
IHHTUANT. March 17. Hoga,
cat tin and ahep were all higher at
North Portland for the first day
trading; of the week.
It waa one of the . amalleat total
runa Mint the local market had re
celved for many a day, the entire
showing: being; but 4f carloada.
Tlnira BKHln aold at 114.60 In the
North Portland yarda. a load of (rood
tuff Koine; early at tbe advance of
lOo over Friday and Battirday, al
though at the at art of last week
ale were made at a simllnr price.
General hog range:
Heavy packing IU.J561IM
Beet lia-ht 13.15W14.1-,
Rough heavy iJOOell-Sd
Plga 11.00911.e
atate nf Ohio, City of Toledo,
l.ncaa County, aa.
Frank 1. Cheney makes oath that he la
enlor partner of the firm of K. J. Chenej
C, doing bnalaeae In the City of Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and that aew
firm will pay the aom of HSR 111 NOItKr
Iwil.I.AItH for each and every ceae of Ca
tarrh that eannot be cured by the nee of
HAl.r.K CaTAKHH CUIIB. r-lNli. i
CIIKNKT. .. , .
Hwom to before me and eubarrihed It
my preeenee. thle tlth day of Uecetnber, A
O. A. W. 41I.KAHON.
(H,, Notary Hnblle.
Mali's Catarrh Cnre la taken Internally
and acta thrcorti the Hlood on the klnrnnv
Snrfacee of the Hy.tem. Send for teatl
atonlala. free. . .
V J. CHRNRT CO., Toledo. O.
a.ild bv all lrovl"ta, TV.
Hell a ramlly rilhi for conatlpetloa.
Glass' of Hot Water
Before Breakfast'
a Splendid Habit
Open sluices of the system each
morning and wash away the
poisonous, stagnant matter.
Tlioae of us who are axcutnmed to
feel dull and heavy when we arlMe;
splitting headache, slurry from a cold,
ftiul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom
ach, lame back, can instead, both luck
ami feel as fresh aa a daisy always by
wHxhlng the poisons and toxins from
the body with phosphated hot water
each morning.
We should drink before Iweiikfnat.
a ulnaa of real hot water with a fea
apoonful of limestone phoaphate in It
to fluh from the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of boa-els the
previous day's indigestible wnste,
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thua
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary tract before
putting more food Into the stomach.
The action of limestone phoephate
and hot water on an empty stomach
Is wonderfully Invigorating. It cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gnncs.
waate and acidity and given one a
splendid appetite for breakfsst and
it Is said to be but a little while until
the roses begin to appear in the
cheeks. A quarter pound of ' lime,
stone phoaphitte will coat very little
at the drug store, but is sufficient to
make anyone who Is bothered with
bllliiuaneas. constlpntlon, stomach
trouble or rheumatism a real enthu
siast en the subject of Internal snnl
t at Inn. Try It and you are assured
that you will look better and feel
better In every way aliortly.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open CIokrcI Nos
trils as End Head-Colds.
Vou feel fine In a few momenta.
Tour cold In head or catarrh will be
gone. Tour clogged nostrils will
open. The air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness. Headache; no
hawking. snuffling, mucous dis
charges or dryness; no struggling for
breath at night.
Tell your druggist yoo want a smnll
bottle of Ely"a cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant. antiseptic
cream In your nostrils, let It pene
trate through eveey air pnewfKe of the
head: soothe and heal the awollen.
Inflnmed mucous membinne. and re
lief comes inatant'y.
It Is Jttt whAt every cold end ca
tarrh sufferer need. l.mt stav
atuffed-up and mleerable.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON.
TKKE THAT VTOFF
AVAff I CWT EAT IT
IF THAT'S THE. BEVT.
nuuvc wt its, tOUS"
OUT TO EAT
Ktockers 13.0013.b9
oauie Market Better .
With a small run of cattle reported
in the yards over Sunday, there was a
slightly Improved feeling In tee trade
generally at North Portland. Karly
In the day cows advanced to IS. So.
and the cattle market in general was
considered 10 to 25c higher than last
week.
General cattle market range:
Prime heavy beef steers 19 SOvr 55
Prime light beef steers .. .&0 .6S
Choice beef cows I.00J 3.60
Beef heifers 3.00
Ordinary to good cows... I. OA1 7.75
Prime butcher bulls.... .76 1. is
IJght bulls .0r 60
Calves 7.006T10.60
Stocker-feeder steers ... f.000 7.75
Stocker-feeder cows.... 5.004 3 00
Imbs Advance to tlS.SO.
A rather unexpected advance of
STic was forced for lambs In the North
Portland yards at the opening of the
week's trade. A carload of extra
good stuff sold at 311 60. but this win
said to be worth a premium of at lea
a quarter over the regular efans of
stuff called topa.
tleneral mutton and lamb market;
Rest east mountain lamb .1.00 & 1 3.50
Best 'valley lambs 12.60 01 J. 00
Wethers 11.50612 00
Rwes 10.00fjin.00
Gnats 4.2EW4 50
Shorn sheep 1 1-!$! t-2c below
offerings.
Monday Mvctaock Wilisnrra,.
Hogs J. P. Hood. Buhl and Klm
herly. Idaho. 2 loads; J. "W Ogburn.
Cittonwood. cal.. I load; H. l- fc-
Fadden. Horrinburg. 1 load; Orson
M.Midv. North Powder. 1 load; Brown
at Wilson. Klmherly, Idaho. 1 load;
O. K. Finley. Totichet. wash.. 1 load;
J. W. Chandler, Union Junction. 1
load; I. H. Ekin. Adrian. 1 loads.
Cattle W. C. Calhoun. Nnnipa.
Idaho. ! loads: H. H. Peacock. :
load; Wnrd eV Harrington. ICaldwell.
Idaho. 2 loads: C. B. Hoffman, ray-
ette. Idaho, t loads; C K. Hoffman.
Payette. Idaho. 3 loads: p. J. Brown.
Huntington. 1 load; G. M. Simon.
Cove creek. 1 load; P. L- Coon. Ter
rebonne. 1 load; Kimple Bales. Cald
well Idaho. 2 loads; K. Fnckson.
Welaer and Caldwell. Idaho, t loads:
K C. Corntt, Weiser. Idaho. 1 bind;
Blackwell Bros.. Folio. 4 loads.
Sheep I'nlon Meat Co.. Ile.
Wash.. 4 loads direc-t; II. Shepnrd.
Cranjre. Waeh.. I load; nustern Ore
gon Kxperimental Station, Union
Junction, 1 load.
Mixed stuff C. TV. Miller. Hed
mond 1 load cattle and hogs: BUtir
Hughes. Washougal. Wash.. 1 load
entile and hogs; J. O. Bowkcr. Pay
ette. Idaho. 1 load cattle, calves and
lings; Sol nlckersnn. Weiser. Idaho.
! loads cattle and hogs; Peterson
Bros.. Welser. Idaho. 1 load cattle
and hogs; J. A. Wilson. North Pow
der, 1 load rattle and hogs; J. S. Wil
son. North Powder. 1 load rattle and
hogs; J. p. Flint Junction City. 1 l"'ad
cattle, calves and hogs.
SO PltOUW UK IS MAIlllIKIl
llli f.KOWS NKAItl.Y A MSKT
Or IvrhniNi tlie in bcr Man's Head
Wunut to ; alius Among
thn clouds.
NEW YORK, March 27 "Well.
Mr. Scully. I feel a better and big
ger man since you've married me. I 111
Hoing to try to rise to meet my new
respnnslliilitl, s and become a big fig
ure in the world.
As he spoke the bridegroom, who
was about five feet ten Inches tall, be
gan to grow, until he looked down on
the astonished city clerk from
height of six feet five inches. Then
he extended an arm at least a root
longer than it had been a moment be.
tors, and grastinc Mr. Scully's haid.
thanked him warmly for having per
formed the ceremony.
The bridegroom was Clarence Kd
Wlltard. "The Rubber Man." who for
years has astonished audiences in
Rurope end Arrferlca try his power to
Increase his height and reach at will.
The bride waa Miss 11a M. Bernard of
No. Asylum Avenue. Hartford.
Conn.
SlfMIOOO lVllt WIITTS IOV K.
CHICAGO. March 27 Judgment
hy .lefault of finoone. was M'"rM
in the circuit court here today In fa-
! vor of tleorxe Oelnuer. a prfe.-iio.t-1
h I ekoter. Hgtinst Thomas M. tlr"g"rv
!a rtt'5Mrg nianuf.icttirer
J n.-hruer charned tlreeorv with -il-1
It-r.nltlic Mm. Gehalier's Affec'Vl..
, afrcrt-t.ns. and the manufacture.'
iiiale no anawer to the suit.
I L J m
OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917.
(OopjrUlht, 1817, International News Service.
States Patent Office.)
I THOUGHT
TOO UKED
VHN- THAT
TAVTE LIKE
FREE LUWCM
P
I -i ' ' i !
PENDLETOH TIED
WITH POTLATCH
FOR LAST PLACE
lOMKKOY IJEFEATS JXtCAl,
TKAIHOOXratS IK MATCH
SUNDAY.
Standing; tbe duba.
Won. Iet. Pet.
Spokane 0 1.000
Kalispell
Kellogg
Wallace '7
Pomeroy . . . . 3" 1 . .600
Lewiston i -600
Sunnaide 1 4 -S3a
I'alouse 2 .331
Wenatchee -. . . 2 4 .332
Garfield 2 .133
Potlatch 1 6 -I7
Pendleton 1 6 .17
ttub Averagew. ,
Total. Matches. Ave.
K;iliapell 720 120
Kellogg 700 119
fewiston .. 700 Il 7
I Spokane I H
Wenatchee 6 115.8
Garfield 1 HI'
Wallace 81 , 113.7
Pomeroy .......... 376 112.5
Palouse S7 111.2
Pendleton 65 109.2
Sunnyside 4 107.3
Potlatch 619 103.2
The Scores Sunday.
Kali.ipell 118. Sunnyside 114.
Spokane 119, Garfield 112.
I'alouse 113, Potlatch 102.
Pomeroy 111, Pendleton 102.
Wenatchee 117, Wallace 10.
I .e wist on 122. Kellogg 118.'
Pendleton's trapshooting teant is
now tied with Potlatch for the cellar
position in the Spokesman Review
tournament aa a result of losing Sun
day to Pomeroy. However, in the
team average the pendletonians lead
both Potlatch and Sunnyelde with a
score of 109.2.
The leadership In the tournament,
remains unchanged aa a result of
Sunday's scores, sppkane and Kalls
kell still being tied for high honors,
each with six consecutive victories.
Neither of these teams has lost a
match so far In the tournament.
Wallace and Kellogg, which clubs
were tied tor first place two weeks
ago, are now two full games behind
the leaders, both losing their matches
Sunday.
Kalixpcll Has 120 Average-.
Knli.-pell leads all the other teams
In tile averages with a team average
HOT TEA BREAKS '
A COLD TRY THIS
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or as ths German folkt,
call It. "Hamburger Burst Thee." at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
of the tea. put a cup of bailing water
upon It. pour through a sieve end
drink a teacup ful at anytime. It Is
the most effective way to break a
old and cure grip, aa It opens ths
pores, relieving congestion. AlfO
loosens the bowels, thus breaking a
cold at once.
It is inexpensive and entirely vege
table, therefore harmless.
CLIP THIS OUT
MAY COME HANDY
TH,I,S HOW TO TAKR VKKNK.
I'UOH A OlHtv A.M 1JIT IT
I RIGHT OUT.
j Hospital recorda show that every
i time you cut a corn you invite lock
jaw or Wood poison, which Is need
less, save a Clncmnatt authority.
) who tells you that a quarter ounce of
j of a drug called freesone can tee- ob
I tained at little cost from the drug
j store but Is sufficient to rid one's
feet of every' hard or sort com or
callus.
J Uu simply apply a few drops of
! this on a tender, achlnr com and the
jaorenee Is Instantly relieved. Shortly
'the entire corn can be lifted out, root
' ami .ill. without psin.
This drug ia sticky but dries at
t..nr.. and' is claimed to Just shrivel up
'an v.irn without Inflaming or even
irr".itinK the surrounding tissue or
'km
I If ottr wife wears hlch heels she
j a ill be glad to know of this.
rU-trlstrred United
J
I HAVE NO
DOU&T ACOOT
THAT '
of 120 per match, an average of 24
per shooter. Kellogg is second with a
team average of 111. Spokane, al
though tied for first place in the team
standings is fourth in team average,
being several points behind the Kal
ispell team.
Harry Gayhart of Kalispell. who
has been heading the individual av
erages tor the last two weeks, suffer
ed a reversal of form Sunday and as
a result has been dislodged from hi.
high position. He did not even make
the team, only succeeding In breaking
22 out of 26 which Is below tbe form
he has displayed in previous matches.
Wind Keeps Scores Down.
Tbe wind In most of the cities
played havoc with the shooters and
resulted in keeping the scores down
to a minimum. At Kellogg the Teloc
ity of the wind waa so terrific that It
blew the traphonse down.
Despite the miserable weather con
ditions a number of perfect scores
were recorded. W. A.. Mann of Kal
ispell, Wallace and Johnson of Iw.
lston and Browne and Owens of We
natchee all broke 25 straight.
STOMACH AILMENTS
THE NATION'S CURSE
Wondmrfal Kmdy
Quickly RmatorwB
There is no ailment causing more
woe and misery than Stomach Trou
ble. Often Gall stones. Cancer and
Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines,
Constipation, Acute Indigestion. Auto
Intoxication, Yellow Jaundice, Appen
dicitis snd other serious and fatal
ailments result from It. Thousands
of Stomach Sufferers owe their com
plete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful
remedy, it sweepa the poisonous bila
land catarrhal accretions from the
; system. Soothes and allaya Chronic
I Inflammation. Many declare It haii
saved their lives, and prevented seri
ous surgical operations Try one
done today. Watch its marvelous re
; sulta Contains no alcohol no hab
!it forming drugs. Book on Stomach
! Ailments FREE. Address. Geo. H.
llliT, Mfg. Chemist. Chicago. Bet
ter yet obtain a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy from Pendleton
th-ttg Co. or any reliable druggist
who will refund your money if It
faila
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS. A- LOWE IX. ATTORNEY ANI
.L n . - . counsellor at law. Office la Ds
D. W. BAILEY, ATTORNEY AT .pain building.
Law. Rooms 7. t. . De--paln BIdg.
GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
at law. Room 17. 8chm:dt block. L ., . . ... -
J. T. BROWN'8 FURNITURE STOR1
CARTER A 8MYTHE. ATTORNEYS Funeral director and licensed sot
at law. . Office in rear of American t,. Uout mod.rn fun,ri par
National Bank building. lor morgue and funeral cars. Ca.li
' ' " responded to day or night. Cornel
FEE A FEE. ATTORENYS AT LAW. UmAn and Water streets. Telephom
Office ha Deepaln building. 13,
JOHN W. HUF-F. ATTOrtNEY-AT. JOHN a BAKER. FUN KRAI. Dl
I -aw. Room 6. American Nation nctor Kod necked embalmer. Op
al Bank bnlldlns- . posits Dostoffloe. Faneral parlor
" A-reirvrs-v at ,wo funeral ears. Calls responded U
R I, KTSATOR. ATTORN KT AT pv. 71
Law. Room 14. Smith -era wfor day or nlghc Phone 76.
Bllduf. MONTANA FARM LANDS.
a A. NKWBERRY. ATTORN ft f AT N70RTHKRX" PACIFIC RAI YWAi
Law. Smith-Crawford Building. Lands In eastern Montana at 83 l
to 313 per acre, suitable for rajrmlnl
PETERSON A BISHOP. ATTOR- or graslng. Easy ternla. For la for
nevs st law: rooms 3 and . Smith- tnatloa write or see W. K. Holt. Mile
Crawford battdlng. City. Montana.
JAMES R. PERRY. ATTORN EW AT ttiaCOJUkXBDC.
law. Office over Taylor Hardware -i. -
company. WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH.
Dont matter If broken. I pay 31.
.,.,II ATTOREN'TS AT 85 per set. Mall to U Maser
Will send cash by return man.
Rank Building.
LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DE
FRTDKItlCK STKIWKR. ATTOR scr pUon for county court. trcup
nev st law. Office ia Kmlth-Craw court Justice court, real satste etc
tord building. 1 for sale at Ka Oregon laa offii s.
BY GEORGE McMANUS
TOUR F"RlErHO
NOORE ENT
I CAN'T EAT IT
veil both co
OUT TO EAT-
An Effective "Laxatlvel3
IR. OAI.DWKI.IK SYRUP PF-PSIX
HIGHLY KHWiMBIWHI
A FAM II. Y JtEMEDY.
In children the slightest irregularity
of tie bowels has a tendency to dis
turb the entire digestive system, and
an lees promptly remedied Invitee se
rious Illness. The experienced moth
er knows that by training her chil
dren to regular ty in this respect, and
when occasion arises administering a
mild laxative, she will have little
need for the doctor's services.
Mrs. Leq wlegand. 2261 Central
Ave-, H. S-, Pittsburg. Pa-, whose two
bom Frank, and Joseph, are shown
in the Illustration, writes that she hset
found Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a
most effective laxative, not only for
the children but also for herself,
and tbat she will always keep It In
the house to use when needed. Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup pepsin Is a combina
tion of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin that acts easily and naturally,
without griping or other pain or dis
comfort. It is pleasant to the taste
so that children like It, add Is equal
ly effective on the strongest eonstitu.
tien,
Now is the time to realize
money on your old junk.
mc Eastern Kids &JimK Co.
121 W. Railroad St,
Pendleton, Ore.
Res. phone 73V-J.
Itns. Phone Ml
M. GORFkLE, Prop.
We buy the following arti
cles: Mixed Iron, Rags. Pelts.
Furs, Copper Boilers and Ket
tles and all kinds of brass.
We also buy old second
hand Automobiles.
We pay for, f. o. b. Pen
dleton. Green hides 1814c
Pelts No. 1.?. 22c
Dry hides 27 Vic
Also we buy horse hides and
calf hides.
If you favor us with a ship
ment we can assure you a
prompt remittance.
References: First National
Bank of Pendleton: Third Na
tional Bank of Walla Walla.
If you happen to be in our
city don't forget to give us a
call as we always like to have
a personal talk with our customers.
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EITHER: -
For Growing Children
' , h9, ' A r.
I r jl
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin cast be
obtained at any dreg store for fifty
cents, and should nave a placet is
every home. It will save many tlmem
Its cost in lessened doctor bills nasi
maintain the neaftn of the ewtirtv
family. To avoid imitations and inef
fective substitutes be stirs to get Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepcrin. See that a.
facsimile of Dr. CaldweJJ's signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the nettle Is pehrkext.
A trial bottle, fro a of charge, can est
obtained by writing -to Dr. W. B.
Caldwell, 456 Washington St, Monti -cello,
Illinois. '
The Best
Place in Town
"to Get
'WW
Is at the store "what has"
the "WHITMAN'S- sign.
- Nobody In America makes,
candy like "WHITMAN'S."
Others have tried, are still
trying, but they can't do It.
"WHITMANS" stands for
ths best.
A box of "WHITMAN'S"
CANDIES are revelations to
people who don't know their
goodness. .
Tollman & Co.
Leading .Drugjsts ,
INSURANCE AXD LtXD BUSINIDS
BENTLKY A MONTGOMERY. REall
estate, fire, life and accident Insur
ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone
404.
A UCTION EEIIS.
COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTION
eer. mskes a spcialty of farmers .
ssock and machinery sales. "The .
man that gets you the money." Tenia
orders at East Oreguntan office.
ARCHITECT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH,
tect. Deepaln BuHdlag.
Tit. Pendleton. Oregon.
6HCOND II AMD Dt-ALEKA.
V. 8TROBLK. DEALKaL Ui N aV8o
and second hand sooon.
paid for all 2nd-has4 goods.
est place to buy household goods, toss
B. Court, pnone IT1 W.
DOtTOelA.
DR. A. ROB, PRACTlt'a M li
lted to the eye. ear. now sad tnrnsi.
Charity patients let an J 3rd Hwtmraeji
mornings. 21 Jadd Bullaing.
M livt IJJA.1 1-A1 a.
LEGAL BLANKS or EVERY tB-
scr'ptlcn for county court, ctrcaus
court. Ju.tl -e curt. real eetara. vim w
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