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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONPAY, MAY 14, 1917.
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SOURS THE FOOD
SAVS EXCK8B OF imIUCILMIUC
acid is caitkk of 1xii
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stomach trouble and indigestion is
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stomach and not. ss most folks be
lieve, from a lack of digestive Juices.
He states that an excess of hydro
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digestion and starts food fermenta
tion, then our meals sour like gar
bage In a can. forming acrid fluids
and gases which inflate the stomach
like a toy balloon We then get thst
heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest,
we eructate sour food, belch gas. or
have heartburn, flatulence, water
(rash. or nausea.
He tells us to lay aKlde all digestive
aids and Instead, get from anv phar
macy four ounces of Jad Halts and
t.ke a tablespoonful In a glass of wa
ter before breakrast while It Is ef
fervescing, and furthermore, to con
tinue this foe. one week. While relief
follow the first dose, it Is Important
to neutralise the acidity, to remove
the gas-making mass, start the liver,
stimulate the kidneys snd thus pro
mote a free flow or pure digestive
Juices.
Jad Salts is Inesr-enslve and i
made from the acid of grapes nnd
lemon Juice, combined with lithla and
sodium phosphate. This harmless
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FLOW OF GEMS FROM
BRITAIN IS STEADY
Pinch of War Causes Many
Farpilies to Dispose of
' Their Jewels.
LONDON. May S. Despite the sub
marine campaign, the exports of
precious stones from Oreal Britain
ti the United States in the last four
months are valued at J7.1I48.33J
against for the same
months lust year, according to Unit
ed Htates consular figures.
Diamonds and pearls, it Is believed
formed the principal Items.
The steady flow of Jewels to Amer
ica has been most marked the pas:
Near, indicating that many families
are disposing of their Jewels to meet
the exigencies of war.
VASKAIt'8 MUST WAIt BR1DR
will uktuhn" to sti diks
P01T,HKEF3'S1K, May 8. Vaa.
sar'M fli-ft "war bride' will b Mins
forIs Eno Driininipr of Hamburg, N
T.. a senior who will b married to
morrow afternoon at her home to
George Kay, a prominent bust news
man of I.amburjr. who. aa a member
of the Officer. Kemtrve corps, hart
been called Into active servic.
MIkh Drummer received a telegram
early thin morning' Informing her th?it
her fiance had been called to the col
or and nhe immediately obtained
' rnm the fnrulfv In a imecfal meeting
ten days' leave of absence with per
mission to return after her wedding
tour and complete her college course.
Amid the congratulations of her class
mates she left for her home at noon
after announcing that she would l"
married tomorrow.
It Is the first time In the history of
Vassar college that a student has been
permitted to leav to le married anr!
to return to finish her course.
How'i This?
i tt .ffT on 11 until--! 'In. liar Itfwartl
i fur !) i-iii1 f i'4itat rh tli nt 4 annul be
urMl ty llntl'n t'mHTi h Mwllrln,
I llnli V . "starr h Mfilicine been taken
1 ttv .ta-rb sufferer fr be at tlilrty-
five veti (t. and hnn become hncwn o the
, ttKMt rfltnlle remedy f4ir 'stnrrh. llall'N
ntflrrh Mnlt-lne actit thru the Blood on
itlir .XtiH'oiiH tiirfa'e. ewHing the I'oifloD
I fiom The ItliHKt and healing the dlneaied
I portion.
1 After yon hnre taken Hull Catarrh
Medicine f.r a nhort time yon will aer a
irrfat ImprttTement In your general health
Start taking IIhII -atarrb Medlrioe at
jonoe and get rid of catairb. Send for tea
i tlnmnlalR. free,
K J. rilKNKV ro . Tnledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Pniggiata, iM.
LADIES DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
ISK ;llMMA'K SAtiK TT'. AXI
si I Pill It ItlX'IPK SI
MIIUHIV Wll.l, KX.
The life f Suge and Sulphur f"r
restoring tailed, univ hair to its nat
ural color dates liai-k to grandmoth
er's time. She used it to k'ep her
hair leaiilirull dnrk, alossy and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was appli'fl
with wonderful effect.
Hut brewing at home is mutsy and
out of date. Nowadays, by asking a'
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound." you will get this famous old
preparation. Improved by the add.
tlon of other Ingredients, which can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair.
A well known downtown druggist
says It darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nnnody can tell it
has been applied. Tou simply damp
en a sponge or soft frusta with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two It becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's ( and Sulphur Com
pound Is delightful toilet-requisite
for those who desire a more youth
ful appearance. It ts not intended
for the cure, mitigation or prevention
of dl
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' US? ' ft' .... , ,
Lcm than a wick after congress
had pawed an act appropriating $7,-
000.000.000 for the war, and a few
days after the arrival of the British
CALIFORNIA CATTLE REACH ORE.
It)HTI.A.N'l, Ore., May 14. It was
a very firm livestock market in gen-Ian
oral that started the week's trading at
North Portland on Monday, and the
general trend continued favorable
thorughout the six days.
Fractional decrease In offerings M
swine as compared with the previous
Keek was shown, and this was reflect
ed In the early trading, sales being
made as high as 15.85 at the start.
I-uter there were some concessions in
dicated In values, and the murket
closed at practically" fhe same figure
an the closing of last week.
'leneral hog range:
Best hesvv 1 S.S 15.7.1
est IlKht 15.r,0rl5.0
Rough heavy 1S.00 15.25
PiSB 14.0014.26
stocke'rs . i:t.ool4.26
Cattle Hun is Heavier.
With rather liberal shipments of
grasser stuff from California and
good supplies from Montana, there
nas an increase In arrivals of cattle
In the North Portland yards during
the week.
The first real grnssers of the sea
son were marketed M North Portland
durlig the week, although some stock
that had been rea on grass n-r
hurt been previously marketed here.
In general the market for cattle
was firmer and higher at the start of
the week, with the closing of the trade
steady. The only disturbing feature
noted was the lark, of appreciation
among killers for dairy stuff. This
us due to tho fact that the grass
stock from the south was taking its
place, and heretofore dairy stuff had
been selling higher in proportion to
imunllty than even the belter class
offerings.
General cattle market range:
I rime IlKht beef steers 1 1 1.00 f I 1 .2t
Prime heavy beef steers lO.nowlO.r.O
Choice beef cows .25i S.Sf.
Pest heifers .0 8 1 0.01
ordinary to good cows.. S.OOia S.no
Prime heavy butcher bulls .0i S.35
Light bulls snow
!. . 7 0010.0(1
Stia-ker-feeder steers... ." ' ""
stocker-fecder cows ... &. ''n
Mutton Markit Nominal.
It was an entirely nominal market
for mutton ami lambs at North Port-
GOMPERS GREETS HEAD OF FRENCH MISSION
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M VTV3AMJ 3 SAMUEIf COMPELS
SmuH t.miH W. prde-nt of th , Ktveilnn M K-nr vivtanl. former pr
S"nu" (,,m' V imirr of Franc nd hd of th
Anterimn Federation of La-bor and pncj, war miwfon. on the ateiw of
chttlrman of th labor committer of ,h AmerUan FVderation of Labor
th Council of National Detenu. ' Hulldinff. Wash.nston.
commission, the American govern-
I ment handed to repfwwmallv nf the
,m,M a fJr $j00,000,00 as the
tirm twar loan. Thin photograph
shows Secretary of the Treasury Wil
land during the week. There was only
extremely light run during the six
! duys, and only a few head appeared
I on the open market. These sold at
very strong prices.
Nominal mutton and lamb market:
Best east of mountain
yearlings I3. 00 13.50
Best valley yearlings... 1 2.00 fa, 1 3.00
Wethers 1 1.50 K 12.00
Kwes 1 100 P 11.50
Coals 4.25 4.50
.Spring lambs '. . . 13.50
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No preliminary Kxpertcmue Is Re
quired. I'NIVKIWITT OP WAKHI.WSTON.
May . Fifteen students began the
course In airplane conntrucllon under
the' direction of J. W. Miller, assist
ant professor of civil engineering, but
50 are now enrolled.
The lectures are for students who
desire to enter the aviation section of
the signal corns and will continue un-
,n lne end of the chool year Some
,,f ,n(. subjects are: Types or air-
planes, monoplanes and multiplanes:
airniin. HetMils- stability static and
dynamic essentials of desjgn; the avl-
ation section of the signal corps ol
the I'nited States army; and the com
plete working details for the building
of an air machine.
No preliminary experience or study
is necessary and outsiders may ar
range to take the course.
KKfilMKXT IN SKATTI.K OU'IM'H
(JtKATTl.E, May II. The First
Presbyterian church of Seattle, which
hs a membership of 6T.O0. and Is
said to be the largest congregation of
this denomination in . the orld. Is
tiiklm,- steps to organize a home guard
leKiment of its men who are exempt
Irom conscription. The pastor. lr.
Mark A. Matthews, formerly moder
ator of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church In the I'nited
Slates, offers to be enrolled in tho
regiment.
liam G. McAdoo signing the treasury
warrant in the presence of Lord Cun
llffe, governor of the Bank of Kng
land, and other members of the Brit
ish commission and British official
NEWSY NOTES FROM
THE HELIX COUNTRY
Kast Oregonian Special.)
rJF.LIX.. May 8. A new $257
switchboard has been recently in-1
stalled for Mrs. E. J, Leslie in the cen
tral office.
The annual meeting of the Farm
ers' Union was held here Saturday.
Several were In attendance from Wal
la Walla and Pendleton.
The baccalaureate sermon preached
by Rev. Oornall of Pendleton Sunday
was much enjoyed hy a large audi
ence. - The W. c. T. XT. will meet at the
Baptist church Thursday.
A mother's day program will be giv
en at the Hills school house Friday,
conducted by Miss Opal Bice, teacher,
whose school will close next week.
There were four additions to the
Christian church at the Sunday even,
ing service. The rite of baptism will
be performed one day this week.
Misses Anna Taylor, Elva and Dor
othy Bledsoe and Gladys Piper are
the candidates.
The Kvangellne Rebekah Lodge has
had 13 new members Initiated within
the past few weeks and is In a flour
ishing condition. 30 members lielng
present at the last meeting.
A. H. Peterson and A. Stockman of
Walla Walla were In town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Raymond were
Pendleton visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. T. G. Montgomery of Baker
and m rs. J. L Montgomery and Mrs.
Cog of Pendleton, visited, the Mont-
gomt-ry home here Friday.
Captain R K. Bellen of Wallula,
was a Monday visitor.
Mrs. J. L Killian and daughter.
Mr. A. J. McDonald of Spokane were
gtipfftft of the Tjplfe home Friday.
Mlm Clara Klner is e pending the
week in La Croe.
Mian Krna Rutter wax a Fundar
eiteft of Mixs MjTtle Curta in Walla
Walta.
Roy Rio of Jj. Grande, visited ov
er Sunday with frienda her.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nelson were In
town Sunday.
n. S. Humbart of Eugene, was a
Wednesday visitor.
Mm. I., p. Smith visited Mrs, A. If
smith of Pendleton during- the week.
Whooping rout. h.
ne of the m.st successful prepar
atiotiH in use for this disease is 'ham
berlain's Couph Remedy. 8. W. Mc
Clintnn. Hlnndnn Springs, Ala., writes,
"iir baby had whooping cough a
bad as niot any baby could have it.
I gave him Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy and It soon got film well.
Obtainable every where. Adv.
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st law. Office In rear of American
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OIJ OliORV WAVES IX
FACE OP TfCE EXEMT
PARIS, May 1. Five hundred
"Old Glories" are fluttering today on
the French battlefields. The enemy
intrenched "across the great divide"
doesn't have to strain their eyes to
see the stars and stripes flapping in
the breeze on the most conspicuous
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S i V sW A W lift West Alta S4.. Upitairs. PSooe 33 5
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORt
Funeral director and licensed em
balmer. Most modem funeral par
lor. morgue and funeral cars. Call'
responded to day or nlaht. Corns:
Mala and Water streets. Telephone
(I.
JOHN & BAKER. FUNERAL D!
rector and Licensed em balmer. Op
posits post of flee. Funeral parlor
two funeral cars. Calls responded t
day or night. Ftooe ?t.
MONTANA FARM LAND.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Lands In eastern Montana at II SO
to 111 per acre Suitable for farm
ing or grazing- Easy terms. For In
formation write or see W. B. Holt,
Miles City. Montana.
ARdimUCT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH. AJtOtfl
test. Pianola BaUdtac Paoa
Tit. Peadletoa. Otegoav
ftBCOVD HAND DKALKR&
V. eTRORLB. DKALBR IN KOT
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