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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1917.
T AGE FTV
Phone 640
GQnOY will help you!
Every day more Satisfied Customer are added
to our Money Saving Store.
Comb Honey, the comb :. .. . 15
Best Cider Vinegar, quart bottle 10e
Strawberries, the basket 20
Pie Plant, 4 pounds 25
Herring, 2 tins 25
9 lb. Sack Yellow or White Meal ............ 43
9 lbs. Best Eastern Hominy t. 45e
Matches, the box 5
10 lb. Sack Rolled Ooas "Z7.".'.'."55e
.1 lbs. Palace Car Macaroni . 25
Skinners Egg Noodles, the package , 10
3 Packages Corn Flakes 25
4 Packages Baking Soda 25
Italian Prunes, the pound 10
Peaches, Pears or Apricots, No. 2yt tins 20
Log Cabin Syrup, quarts 42; 2 gallon 70.
gallon fl.35.
Pineapple, the tin 10
Hersheys Cocoa it lb. tin 20; 1 ib. 35
Head Rice 3 lbs. 25; 13 lbs. $1.00
Red Salmon small 15; tall 20
Oysters 8 oz. tin 20 ; 4 oz. 10
Van Camps Pork and Beans , 10
Best Evaporated Peaches, lb 10
Light House Cleanser, the tin 5
ARM AND'S
The only NEW
face powder ia
the past 50 year
Oh yea, there are many,
many kinds of powders on
the market, but this one is
absolutely different from
any you have ever had.
The price is reasonable,
toe
50 cents
KOEPPEN'S
Have It.
Con Dung Low
CHOP SUEY
NOODLES -r
HOT TAUALES
CSIlLUCOn CARNE
AfflSH sTtxa
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Bverjrtblni elsaa aad up-to-date.
riBST CLASS BBRVICB
TEA 5c Package
Under State
Hotel
Cor. Webb and Cottonwood mm.
Pkooo MT. Poodloton. Or.
The Call of Spring
ia answered by
Bond Clothefs
$15 to J3S
Be a part of the season.
Your suit is here.
Bond Bros.
Utitfitiera
Fair and Tnol Wm-k.
WAKHI.-lTOf. April SJ.
Pacific Slates: Generally fair
weather, except occasional show.
era along- the north Pacific e
coast, with temperature some-
what below the seasonal aver-
aire.
Rocky Mountain and Plateau
Regions: Generally fair weath-
er with temperature near the
e seasonal a venire.
B. W. BOWIE. Forecaster.
et
MANY KKKK OPMOK1W BERTHS
War THirimrtit to Artk Money to
Pay Kalarie of HrnfeV.
WASHINGTON. April 23. Mors
than 16,000 applications have been
received by the war department for
rommiaslons In the officers' reserve
corpa. The department will aik con
rreaa for appropriations to pay sal
aries of thoae attending; training
eflmpa, but in the meantime will a0t
those who have passed examinations
to attend cam ps pen d 1 n jr conald era
tlon by conRTew. Transportation and
subKintencv hIao will be 'paid.
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
That' what thousand! of stomach
offerers are doing- now. Instead ot
taking tonics, or tryins to patch tip a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailmentr-clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste in vour
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you snould take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel
Dr. Edwards' Olive' Tablrts are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You 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 what yon like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
5
Cfotliiera. gj
MONDAY,
Turning to IVaneful Purwalts.
. Karl XToutts, local boxing promoter,
say he's coins to trliliKt and quit the
fight came.
'- s . Honor ami Jinwerve.
First Boob What Is , this here
Girls Honor GuHrd? -
Second Boob Oh, that's the maid
enly reserve.
, Or Make I'se of Our Dead Beats.
,Wlth sugar selling at a price that
almost bankrupts a rich man, more
of . us ought to take to raising cane,
They Saw the Herr Up.
Several smull children of the grade
schools were sent to the high school
one day last week and they arrived
there breathleiw and excited. . "Oh
Mim Butler," they cried to the hea-1
of the UoineMtlc science "a German spy
followed us all the way up the hill.
"How do you know he was a Ger
man spy?" she asked.
'Oh, he wore big slack goggles."
said one, and another piped up,
and he had the funniest little mous
tache." Mies Butler looked out the
window and found that the Teuton
spv .was none other than Chet Feo
who diutlne-iilshefi his appenrn-nce wltli
horn-rimmed Specs and a 'misplace. I
eyebrow.
The S"ng of Poor Fattier.
There has been a great cry ralscri
for a national anthem auch as may
be used as a battlesong. The Bull
dogger leaves Jhe task of writing such
a sonjr to others but proposes the
following for-the army of father"
who foot the bills at home. It
should be sung with a tremulo effect
and to the tune of "The Old Oaken
Bucket."
How dear to my pur is the high
coat of living
When the first of each month
comes a-rolling around.
The precious potatoes, the corn and
tomatoes.
And e'en every product that comes
from the ground.
Oh. the high coat of living, the tri-
cost of living.
The sky cost of Irving that nana
o'er us now.
long for the time when my bank
roll will cover,
Th. nrice, of nuch thin as so fondly
-.riied
For ncn it W .train me. vea
verilv drain me
To buv the proud onion that once I
deettlned
Oh the high enrt of living, the
cost of living.
The -ir. vat of llvlne- that hanrs o'er
us now
LOCALS
8b Advertising in Bi iet
Her tin ftrst .uiwrtto- ...lr
lr Hue. additional tnaertloa.. . . . 5
lr Una. pr moats 91
No itw-ai taken for leas tbsa 2&c.
Coast tf ordinary vorM tu ho.
Locals ill ot be taka over tee
telephone eioept frout Beat Orttft
taii paid op ubacrleere
Howwis for rent. Oeo. W. coutta.
For rm Aipartmfnt, V 1 7 Lllleth-
Dr. Proebstel. chiropodist. Tel. 111.
McMatr Apartments, 77? Thorn p.
son street. '
For rent l-room house, food oon
dttion. Phone 44.
Wanted Good, clean rags, at Tht
East Oregon Ian office.
For rent Furnished front room, or
1 tf desired. Phone 74.
Milk Clean, pure. When In need
ot It phone Bd Morgan. IJ.
Sewlns; try engagement or at home.
Phone 731 at.
Wanled Girl for general house
work, phone 414.
Married man want steady job in
city. Apply 914 Tustin.
Rufca and carpet a cleaned. Old
onea bought K. F. Hill. Phone 47.
For rale Oheet of carpenter tool.
A bargain. Inquire F. this off! re.
Room and boant for man and wife.
7S7 tardnn stret-t. phone 341W.
D. B. Waffle auio for hire. Phone
2MM. Stand. Charles Co.. Phone T.
1 haul your garbage and traah
Phone 6&3M. H'H W. Railroad at.
Two second hand pianos fur sale
very reasonable. Inquire this office.
Furnished rooms ground floor
tei Water street.
For rent Furnished room In pri
vate home. 06 OUvln.
Widow wa-nta position as house
keeper on ranch, phone X3K4.
For rent Furnished or unfurnish
ed eight room houee. Phone 24SW "
For sale Few good youns; register
ed Hhorthorw and Herford bulla.
Phone 14C. Pendleton aleat Co.
Ettgm for hatching;. Barred Ply
mouth ftocka, l. Ot for 1. Inquire
O. W. Jackson, i2 Ijnng street.
For rent New 7 -room house. If J
per month. 712 Mill street. Apply
Walters Mill
For rent Sleeping room with bath
and telephone Oentlemen preferred.
309 8 Main. Phone 72W.
.For carpentering, remodeling lob
work, country or town, see John ltow
man, 400 R All. Phene iJ.
Books audited, office work and
correspondence handled by hour or
day. reasonable. Phone lOiW.
For sale Omfectlonery store do
ing rood buslmsas In live town near
Pendleton. Address "J" this office.
Al'lln SS. 117.
Standing; ret.
Pat Lonergan, who sells the public
coal in winter and Ice in summer,
was one of the recruits who reported
for drill in the second reserve yes
terday. Pat had forgotten much ot
his military training- in the interim
since his college days. So it happen
e that when Lieutenant Venler gavu
the command, "Rlgrht face," Pat
turned the wrong way. . The officer
called him down. Corporal Freder
ick tttelwer interceded. "Pat's a fuel
dealer," he said, "and shouldn't be ex.
pitted to know right from wrong."
ttolng- Up.
Hpell Hal Corby and Don Saun
ders are going to enlist in the avia
tion corps.
Buck That so? How did they hap
pen to pick out the aviation corps?
Kpell They took physics when they
went to school and learned that hot
air rtees naturally.
Oil,, Ien, How Could You?
If girls and women are going to
learn military tactics, "there'll have
to be some changes made in the in
structions for drill regulations. Lieu
tenant Lee Drake made this discov
ery when he was Instructing the Girls
! Honor Guard. He was reading to
them the instructions ror a soldier's
position when at attention.
"The heels should be held as close
ly together as the conformation of the
person will permit and the toes should
point outward at an angle of 60 de.
grees. The body snould be held
straight, the cheat out and the
shoulders slightly thrown back. Th?
arms should be held at the sides." the
elgows loose and the little finger ot
either hand opposite the seams of the
trousers"
He never got any further. The
drill broke up right there
pbu-iivr Them by Xante.
If local men were to serve their
country according- to their names, we
would find J. A. Horseman In the
cavalry. Glen Cannon in the artillery
and -Lyman Rice, 11. c. Bean and Ma.-.
Korn in the commissary department.
Ren Burroughs would be a trench
digger, Horace Htlllman a sentry.
Clarence Rixhnp a chaplain. Joe
Tallman a lookout and Ray Crystal
doing duty on watch. Anton Kratt
and Frank -feline; would naturally be
In the navy, Frank King would be
In the rear and jonn ijyer ana worse
Kell would be tn the bivouac ot me.
dead. John ItaKer and Jim loose
would find a place aim any company,
i as would Horace Mann. 15. I. rower
! would be an asset tj any army or na
j vy. dun Bye and Judge Fee ouu
belong- to the purchasing department
trl-!and we might expect to find Clint
I Brown. A J. Klaok. Garlan Gray. Al-
i iM-rt W hite and H. B. Green in the
l comreci RKinwni.
I Wanted Lady to assist In cooklna
! at Brown Ha.ll. j
For ren t Fu rn tshed a par tmen ta
Call 803 K. Railroad, or phune 224 W.
For rMit Three modem house
kevping rooms for rent. Inquire 300
Willow
Wanted -Hunch grass pasture for
about 300 aheep. Herder with them.
Phone 10F5.
For rent Furnished housekeeping
apartmenta. Everything- new. In
quire Downey Market.
Wanted To buy a few stock hogs,
weighing 70 lbs. and up. Phone 14.
Pendleton Moat Co.
Notice If your Overland oar is not
right do not blame the car. bring it
to us. Overland Hales Room and Ser
vlct Mutton. 34 4 Main St.
Wanted To buy 4 or 6 room
house. .Hmall payment down and rea
sonable payments by the month. In
quire X this office.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing:, upholstering, called for and deliv
ered, city or country. . La Dow Bros..
lit Beauregard. Phone 337J.
.Call Penland Bros, van to move your
household goods. Telephone 339. Also I
baggage transferrin and beavy4.au!
log. i
Irving ton Heights is offered for
anJe In blocks of 36. 60 or the entire
107 lots, to the highest bidder. Plai
of the property can be had at this of
fice. For Nile Several hundred goo J
No. 1 second hand wool bags at 46
cents each. Inquire H. W. Collins, 114
E. Court street.
tree's Dressakins; School, drafting
and tailoring taught. Patterns, cut to
measure. All kinds of sewing done.
Myriv-k residence. 90S E. Bluff
Rooming bouee for sale. Male
street, in center ot business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Po
land Bros.
For Kent Sowing machines of all
makes. 91.00 per .week. 93.00 per
month. McOintock ft Simpson. 400
K. Court.
Fr sale New and second hand
Hewing Machines. Stager, White.
New Home and The Free Machine.
McCltntock sV Simpson. 400 fci Court.
sLet us do your cleaning, pressing
and repairing. We pay particular at
tention to It. Suits made to order.
Call at 111 E. Court, next to Westers
ITnion Phone 7S9.
Now ia the time to have your dam
aged looking glasses resUvered. All
work guaranteed perfect. Headquar.
ters John 9. Raker Furniture Store.
Main phone 76.
Rend. Oregon, Is a rapidly growing
j town of six thousand Inhabitants,
'good eohools. churches and excellent
'. climate. We want men and boys for
employment In logging camps, saw
mills box and sash and door factor
ies. Men with families preferred.
A ddress K na p p -Cheney Com pa n v.
Spalding Building. Portland, Oregon.
KOHOS PICTURE MS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
AITA TODAY.
Lenore llrfa-li In "Her own people,"
In Omjunotion With Vaudeville.
Ignore Ulrich, the beautiful and
versatile young star who created such
a sensation on the speaking stage In
Moroaco's "Bird of Paradise" and
Belaaco's "Heart of Wetona," scores
another personal triumph in this
stirring, modern photo-drama of ra
cial conflict. Miss rJlrlch has the
distinction of being; the beat portrayer
of Indian types on tne screen and in
"Her Own People" her peculiar taJ
ents are given full sway.
Krfith mtoreiy and Antonio Moreno at
parti ma Today; He Met
Her In Mecca.
A most unusual place to meet a
white girl and aho on a most adven
turous errand.
A wealthy young New Yorker, he
wagered his fortune to reach Mecca
the forbidden land where no Christian
ever trod. To prove his case he was
to get an old Bible secreted in the
ruins
He gets the Bible; a knave steals
it and sets the natives after him. He
becomes a pilgrim and presto he is
kidnapped and forced Into a mar
riage. But there is a provision he
must announce the triple Moslem di
vorce vow.
How he fools his captors escapes
with the g-irl he has never seen and
to whom he is married, and how he
regalna the Bible, makes; a joyous
photo-drama Jammec with action
humor pathos love and . purpose
that will instruct, entertain and hold
by Ha sheer heart pull.
The story of a young American
who In carrying out a wager Is forced
to marry a girl whom he has nearer
seen. Is caught in a sandstorm in the
Orient and returns to New York vic
torious with his compulsory bride,
whom he has learned to love.
Kny to Show Roman tic joorney.
The Cosy theater is now able to
announce that he will present Wil
liam Courtenay arte Alice Dovey In
the Pathe Oold Rooster play "The
Romantic Journey. It was written by
Ouida Bergere and the production
made by the Astra Film Corporation
under the direction of Oeorge Flta
maurice. The story deals with the
rescue of a beautiful young; Ameri
can girl by an adventurous young fel
low countryman who invades the lair
of Ratoor. the East Indian villain.
The supporting cast Includes Macey
Harlan as Ratoor and Norman Tharp
as a young- millionaire.
T1TKI. RARA IX FOX
IK WXE f EATI'RK OPKN'R
XEW ARC ADR TUFATEB
The New Arcade theater was form
ally opened yesterday with "The
Greater Love." a William Fox feature
De Iuxe starring- the popular Theda
Bara. The big theater played to ca
pacity both afternoon and evening
and Pendleton critics gave the picture
much prwire. "The Greater Love"
will have Its final screening tonight
Picture doors open promptly at seven
o'clock.
WOXXD HAVE JEWS NAME ARMY
I'NITS AFTKR BIBIsE HEROES
NEW YORK. April 23. The Rev.
DrI David O. Wylie. corresponding
secretary of the board of the church
erection fund of the general assem
bly of the Presbyterian church. In a
statement issued here, suggests the
formation of Jewish regiments named
after Jewish heroes. The statement,
in part, follows:
'What an inspiring sight it would
be to see say eight or ten regiments
of Jewish young men marching to the
sound of martial music, each regi
ment named after some great Jewish
U-ader, for example: Abrahams regi
ment, Mo!es' regiment. Joshuas regi
ment, tSldeon's regiment. King David's
regiment, Solomon's regiment. Dani
el's regiment. '
FARM PAP10RHTO DONATE SPACE
publishers Offer to Print Ads for Re
cruiting Free of Cfeanro.
WAWHINOTON. April 33. Pub
lishers of aricultural papers, representing-
C.OOO.Ooo readers offering; to
the government free advertising; space
for the sale of war bonds or to pro
mote enlistments In the army or na
vy. Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thank and appreciation to the manv i
kind friends for then sympathy and j
kindness shown during our bereave- j
ntpnt an1 Iowa of wife and mother;
alno for the many bountiful floral of-ferine-.
La, R. DICKENSON
(Adv.) ' and Family.
0"od IMrt for foalo
If you have a lot that you want 1
v..w. - 7" ... "
it at a reaannanie pnee. 11 win pa?
It will
yon to phone 22
'H at once. Adv.
Fr!
Another $2K phonograph to be
irtven away at the Boston Store. See
It In their window. Adv.
Aato 9tac.
For Adaina, Athena and Weeto
leevee Allen-Ward Co.. at a. ra
and t lO p. m. each dav. Phone 490
for reeervatlona Ralph Shaffer, prop
Adv.
1o Tow Want a Tfoane?
To you want a home? If eo. I wiP
eell yon a lot and ma ran build
ronrwlf. or I will aell you the lot an
hulld the home for yon and a-tve yoa
term on the aarne. A. H. Cox.
.Adv.)
Will Pay Yo raw.
For potatoee, inr quantttv Alee
for emrn, pooltrr drewed pork and
iL Pendleton Fruit Co.. phone
'CASCfflS" BEST If
HEADACHY, BILIOUS.
SICK, CKTIPATED
BEfcT FOR UVKK A.VD BOWELS.
HAD BREATH, BAD XM,
sjOUR aTOMACIf.
Get a 10-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, bead and nuse 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 tha
intestines, instead of being; cast out
of the system is re-absorbed Into the;
blood. When this poison reaches thi
delicate brain tissue it cune con
gestion and that dull, throbbing,
sickening- headache.
Cascarets immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigest
ed food and foul gases, take the ex
cess bile from the liver and carry out
all the constipated waste matter and
poisons In the bowels.
A Oascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work, while you sleep a 10-cent box
from your rugglst means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath right
complexion rosy and your liver and
bowels regular for months.
RUSS FOOD STORES
EXPROPRIATED FOR
GOVERNMENT USE
Harvest of 1916 and 1917 Must
Be Placed at Disposal
of State.
LONDON, April 21. A Petrograii
dlspatcli to Reuter's says that the
provisional, gowroment has ordered
all reserves of the 1918 harvext ot
corn and cereals wnich are fit for
fodder to be placed at the disposal
of the state. The entire reserves ot
the 1917 harvest, except what is re
quired for seed and the needs of fam
ilies of the. peasants, has alao been
expropriated.
Isme Breshkovskaya, known as tbfe
"grandmother of the revolution." has
arrived at Petroarad from Egreria.
where she has been exiled for her
political activities against the old
regime.
win a.i.i.
ill . . O 1. .1114 ...... 1 :
The New Baby
To the expectant mother the eominr
of the new baby should be an event
of great joy. She should be bright
and happy. A cheerful frame of mind
will influence her cominr baby's entire
future Hfe.
Thousands of mothers Tor the past
fifty years have used "Mother's
Friend. This preparation has a soft- 1
en in r, penetrating effect on the ab- I
dominal muscles. The period before I
childbirth is made much easier. Much
of the pain is avoided at the crisis. '
'. "Mother's Friend" is a safe prep
aration. It has won the hifrhest re- ,
Card of all mothers who have used it
and is a prescription of a noted doc- !
tor. Get a bottle from your druggist !
today. Apply it night and morning.
A valuable book containing some- i
tiling every mother should know has
been prepared for users of "Mother's
Friend." It is free. Write Bradfield
Rejrulatsr Company, Dept. N, 479
Atlanta, Ga, today for this book.
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
TKUI.fi RlfTCI tMATTSM Sl irKR
TO KAT IsKSS MKAT ASU
JUieumatiam ia raster to avoil
than to cure, atutea a well-known au
thority. We axe advi.I to rirf.
warmly; keep the fret dry; avoid ex
posure; eat lesa meat but drink plen
ty of rod water.
Rheumatism i a. direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce urtc acid m hie!
ia aoMorbed into the Mood. It ia the
function of the kidneys to fitter thi
acid from the blood and ca4 it out
in the urine; the pore of the akin
t arr alao a meuia of free in it the Mood
.if this Immiril v In f a. m killi-
'rold weather the
kln pore ere
closed thua forclnp: the kidneys to do
double work. they become weak
and ftliurKiah and fall to eliminate
the uric arid which keepa acvumulat- '
irur and circulating throuarh the li
tem, eventually eettllna; In the Joint
and muaclea cauame; atiffneaa. ir
neni and pain called rheumatism. ;
At the first twinre of rheumatism
gnt from any pharmacy about four
ounce of Jad Saita; put a taMespwtn
ful in a prlaaa of water and drink be
fore breakfast each mornina for a
week. This la aaid to eliminate uric
acid by frttmulailnr the kidneys to
normal action, thua ridding- the bloo I
of.theae impurities.
Jad Salt la Ineipenstre. harmlen
and la made from the add of gm )
(and lemon juice, combined with lit H -
it and la ueed with excellent result
by thousand of folka who are ub
Ject to rheumaUam. Kere -ou hav-
a pleant. effervescent ltthia-.t r
drink which help t.rcm uric
arid nd ia bvnefiil to vmir K t -! rt
as well.
(ARtADEfi
jJTHEATRE
I (Formerly the Temple) '
TODAY
Paramount Presents
"Her (ten Pec? Is'
with LENORE ULRICH.
. f ,
A thrilling modern drama
. of racial conflict.
Vaudeville!
BILLINGS DUO
Singing, Talking, Dancing.
MOGENI & TRAIN
Singing, Talking Specialty
COSY Way
Pathe Cold Rooster Play,
The Romatic
Journey
with William Courtney
and Alice Dovey.
A thrilling, absorbing pho
toplay on romance. mj-'
tery and adventure.
PASTIME Today!
Greater Vitagraph PrseasU
"Aladdin from
Broadway
with EDITH STORY aad
ANTONIO MORENO.
How to Get a Divorce in a
Minute.
In Addition
The Katzenjammer Kids,
"The Captain Goes a Flrv
tog. ihtui?
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aSis ssai
50SY
ruES.