East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 13, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR DAILY EAST ORKHONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL IS. 1917. TWELVE PAGES UNIVERSAL SERVICE URGED BY SOCIETY GIRL This is positively the first showing in PENDLETON OF THIS MARY PICK FORD PRODUCTION. It was only completed last month. Illlllllllllllllllllllil iiiiiiimiuimiiiiiii 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Now is the time to realise money on your old junk. Ilis izla M &M Co. 121 W. RailonJuJ 8t rtiKlk-ion. ore. Kn. Phone 7--S-J. Bus. Phone Ml M. COItFKIiE, Prop. We buy the following artt !: Mixed Iron, Rags. Pelts, fun, Copper Boiler and K tlns and all kind of brum. We also buy old second hand Automobile. We pay for, f. o. b. Pen dleton. Green hides... 18c Pelts No. 1 22c Dry hides . 27 Also we buy horse hides ul calf hides. If you favor ns wtth ment we can assure prompt remittance. References: First National Bank of Pendloton; Third Na tional Bank ..m Walla Walls, If you happen to be In our city don't forpet to give us a. call aa we always like to have a personal talk with our custo- a ship you &v ...ra.r.t, MlH A WOME " IRP:T0 DEFEND YOUR COUNTRY SKI THIS PETITION ' ; '"",C Gr . C1SIS! DRAW A HOIST CLOTH THROUGH HAIR, DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY TRY Till! HAIR CiKTS TIH Kf IJtrOSSV, WAVY AND IJKAl tifi t. AT ONCE, f Immediate? Tee! Certain ? that's the Joy of it- Your ttnir becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a )ouoff girl's aner a Dander ine hair cleanse. Just try this moisten a cloth wtth a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few momenta you have doubted the beau ty or your hair. A delightful surprise awaits those, whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair, Danderine dissolves ever particle of dandruff;, cleanses, jur fies and invigorates the scalp, for ever stopping itching and falling hair but what will please you most will he after a few weeks use. when you se? new hair Hne and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care, for pret ty, soft hair, and lot or it surely get a Si-cent bottle of Knowiton's Dan derine from any drug store or toilet counter and just try It. si S Patriotic women ail over the coun try are taking an active part in the campaign for universal service. Th? 1 photograph shows Miss Harriet Mc i Alpin, who is prominent in New j York society, at work soliciting sign I era for a petition favoring the plan PLANS FOR 3000 SHIPS APPROVED Vtwls Will be Built in Xext Three Years to Transport FVood and Sup plies to tlie Allies. HELIX BOY MAKES RECORD AT O. A. Arthur Ferguson Finishes Agri cultural Course in 2Vi Years. .WASHINGTON, April 12. Plains for three thousand wooden vessels tu be built in the next three years were completed and approved by the pres- A XTT-i Kit M A V OITBKEIK IX MAX PAI M) SKIUOIS KIO JK JANEIRO, Aiirll IX Si-ikMiJi anU-rruian outbreaks in San lauk aaarked Ums public tnsitaiioe for war with (sW-snanjr. TfM Austri an break H expected! today.. How fo Heal Skin-Diseases ident. The boats will be used transport food and supplies to allies. The government shipping board called for a hundred and fifty thou sand lumbermen and woodworkers to resin work immediately. Each ship will be manned by a trained gun crew and equipped witb ar.fi submarine guns and wireless. Commencing November first three shuts daily will be put into service. Seventy per cent of the ships wiu be built on the Pacific coast. The vessels will be taken through the ca nal loaded with lumber. (Special to the East Oregonian.) OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COL LEGE. April 13. Arthur E. Fergu son of Helix made the record of fin ishing his course in Agriculture in two and one-ban? years and thenav ing eight more credits than neces sary for graduation. Mr. Ferguson leaves college now to begin work as farm manager of a large grain and to j stock farm near Condon, the work tti I beginning April 14 with a salary of ! aa r.of month art.i 1 i V i i . tr nvrMnncoq Th is farm com prises 1 3 1 acres of pasture, moo acres of wheat and has ?Ort sheep 100 horses, also cattle and hogs. Mr. Ferguson had eleven years of experience on his- father's- farm, nine years of which he worked on a combine. In college life he was a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha ' f rat.rnitv. a member of the college hand and one of the directors of the student .co-operation store. PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE WESTON COUNTRY A Baltimore th K-tor "Urgent this simple, hut n-lifii)! and in 'Xpenaive, home tivatment lor people sulferuig wtth eczema, ring worm, raphes and aiaiilar itch in;.', burn ing skia troubles. At any reliable druKjri -tV gt a jir of reaiacl ointment and a cake of reiml tumt. Theae sre not at all cxpmtive. With the n-eitml kmi and warm water bathe tke aff"etMi part thoroughly, until J they are free from rrurt. and tbe skin km stiftn L iry very grntly, sprtad a tins 1stt of the r-"it.ol ointm-nt. and oer with a Vt'jUt Uz winze if m-r-rseary to prjtct th !( -thing. TI1U ahotird te dme twi-e a dry. L'-oaHy toe iteUine and .Hirnimr stop with the iini treattn-mt. ai'i th- hkin utm be cnmes tlar and icakhr asraia. Almot t wi f1n thf skin and hair. Bi t H. . r H:. mt a wwn wnieh nn oiv r.-ap- hti actualir sWp the eorm U and hair are wise to ehooee rin ' - ARMAND'S Th, only NEW tmcm powder ia the past 50 years Oh yes. there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you have ever bsd. The price is reasonable, 50 cents KOKPPEN'S Ma ww It. East Oregonian Special.) WESTON. April 13. Leonar-i Blomgren and Elmer Tucker have en listed in the regular army at Walla Walla and have gone to Fort Wright Washington. Mr. and Mrs. William Nordean of Wallace. Idaho. are - visiting Mrs. Nordean's mother, Mrs. Elinor War ren, of this city. Mrs. Maggie Kinnear of Walla Waila, was the guet of Mr. and Mrs. John McRea Monday. Mr. and Mrs. "Happy Graham motored to Pendleton Sunday. Richard Beamer la improving his dwelling on South Water street by putting on a new roof. With the approach of sprinz comes the spirit of unrest, almost daily we see people moving. Mr. and Mrs. William McKenzie of Wa'la Walla visited with Westou friends during the week. Mrs. Eva Shellenburger who has been absent allwintr. ha returned and accepted a position as cook In Mrs. Webb's hotel, her mother, Polly Purees, has also returned. Arky Nordean of Spokane Is in th citv visiting relatives. Mrs. jihn McRae. Mrs Currari McFadden and Mis Edna Bannister motored to Pendleton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J- Norean cele brated their Golden Wedding on April 11th. All of the children were present buone son. Nelson Nordean. of Spokane. Tra Crayne of Rpokane was In the city Wednesday. Vivian Oarrett of Walla Waiht was In the city during the week. I itay Gould left Wednesday evenlnC : fr Portland to take the examination f to fn'irt in the n-vy and Lloyd Cor j tx.ran left for Walla Walla rb enlist 1 ti ''ompiny K. Washington National jc.urd. Lois of Appetite is also loss of vi tality, vigor, tone. To recover appe tite and the rest take Hood's Sarsa part 11a that strengthens the stom ach, perfects digestion, makes eating a pleasure. It also makes the blood rich and pure, and steadies the nerves. Adr. AOOO Rowe Slips Hut TCnough. UNIVERSITY OF" OREGON. Eu gene. April IS. A request has jut been received from a woman in Bal timore, Md.. asking for a few of thr free rose slips offered by the Uni versity of Oregon. She stated ' that she had read of the offer in one of the Oregon newspapers. The re quest could not be filled, as all of the 60"0 slips had been distributed. ; U. tl1 HI'.KAKK WITH r. s. ( vi(hiv; to.ukpoht WASHINGTON. April . Bulga ria im reported to have broken UnW--d state relations. The action is a surprise here In official and diplO mafic circles. The state department dnld know-l-dsjf uf ihe rupture. The Bulgarian legation stai'.-s no news has reached them from th home government for seme time. sir MeUnaw Planned fmmtm. WASHINGTON, April 1 . H-parat t; --tinst of French and British war winmtln wtth the American gov--rr!in-nt hfadv will tie h!d ht-re mAx. A t officaJlv announced. When roti p!r-k wp s pretty cirf't bndf-rchtf it is permisaible to won fi-r bow she cam to drop it. Mother's Duty to Her Child Science Shows Pre-Natal Suffer ing Has Later Effect. The subject of childbirth has de manded the attention of the world's best physicians and surgeons for cen turies. Later day investigations prove that in reducing- the suffering of the mother during; the period of expectancy, the health of the eomine; inant is greatly improved. Women tell of the safe, dependable preparation known as "Mother's Friend," which is composed of spe cial penetrating- oils. It is the pre scription of a famous physician and a preparation of such a helpful na ture as to be absolutely necessary to the expectant mother. -Mother's Friend'' has been found by thousands of mothers to relieve much pain and suffering; at the crisis. The period of expectancy is pas fed in comfort. All druggists supply "Mother's Friend." Write to Bradfield Rejralator Com pany, Dept. K, 47 Atlanta, Ga for valuable ruide book for expectant mothers. This book is free to users of "Mother's Friend." Good Health pood appetite, good erxrits man no discord in be bod;'. To keep the organs .in har mony-when there is need use BEE CHAM'S PILLS At The Pastime SHE WAS RICH, YET POOR; SHE LIVED IN A MAN- SION, YET SHE HAD NO ONE TO PLAY WITH IF YOU THINK THAT "MONEY IS EVERYTHING" YOU WILL CHANGE YOUR MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS GREATEST PHOTOPLAY OF RECENT YEARS: LITTLE I (DIM G Picturized in six euperb acts from the celebrated play and novel by Eleanor Gates the latest greatest production made by America's sweetheart and yours, Beyond dlrpcte, here is tha most entrancing- picture ever made by "Utile Mary" It is clean, wholesome, happify in? no underworld scenes, no sex problems, nothing to bring a blush to the cheek of Pendleton's fairest daughter, and yet there's more entertainment for every member of the family in this than in any photoplay you ever saw Of course, you'll see this production at the theater which for more than 11 years has given Pendleton consistently only the world's greatest photoplays. y: SPECIAL MUSICAL SELECTION ON THE PHOTOPLAYER PIPE ORGAN SjHotst Amr IMhBa. W 4tmm Issm is, IS. SSa. ill 1 ! !! II' i . V -T J- I L . ....... ' This master-picture costs the Pastime small fortune and it be comes necessary to increase the admission price to Adults 20c Children 10c Put to enable all children to see "The Poor Little Rich Girl" a special admission price of 5c will be in force up to 6 p. m. each day. An armful of adjectives could not convey to you an adequate idea of the merits, the wholesome goodness of this production; it simply surpasses description it's an all-joy show, no gloom . Of course it will smash attendance records, so to get the first choice of the best seats come as early as you can. There will be st'ven complete shows daily Continuous, starting at 12, 1 :30, 3, 4 :30, 6, 7 :30 and 9. mitf it in tiiiitit tiif itiiiiiiiiiiiiirifiiiifiifiif itiiiit iiitttiiitit unit liiiiiiMimmiimiiiimiiiiiiiimiiimmmiiHiiiniiHiiiiiiiitiiiiiti litlllilUlillllllllillllllMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllllllllillllll IN ADDITION Comic Cartoons Saturda Mutt and Jeff in "The Bull Fighters. Kray Kats "At Home." Sunday ' I I a poop in iif wen Giun ill- "":" 'iiy THE HOUSE OF HITS IIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIilfMniMIIIMHMIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIItlllllMIMIIIIII IMIMllMltMlllllimilllllllimilMMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiii REMEMBER Children under 12 years admit ted for 5c up to t o'clock each day. MmMHiMMiiiimitiMiMMiMfw?HmHiiH.imiftiiim aitiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiititiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiittiiifiiiHiiimiiiitm liimiiimiimiiiiiiitMiHmMiiiiiHMiiiiMiiiuiiiuiMtiiiiiuuuiMiiHMMiiniiiiiiiiiiiutiiuitiu