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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917.
ABSENTEES ARE TO
REGISTER BY MAIL
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War PegwrUnrat rrmrldes KpexiaJ
More "Pep"
Lower Price
And you get all the beauty, performance, comfort
and easy driving of the big high-priced cars at a
lower first cost and far lower operating cost.
Stripped chassis here for your inspection call
and note the specifications.
Cars here for immediate delivery.
Repair Shop With Competent Mechanic.
Tires, Accessories, Gasoline .service station. Cars
washed and stored,
i
City Auto Company
722 Cottonwood St.
Telephone 46
The Best
Place in Town
to Get
CANDY
la at th Hon "what has"
taa "WHITMA.V8" sign.
Nobody In America, makaa
saady Ilka "WHITMANS."
Othera has tried, are atlU
trying, but thay can't do It.
HJTMAVS" atanda for
tbs beat.
A box of "WHITMAVS"
CAN I1 KM era rcvelaUona to
people who don't know tbelr
sod seas.
Tollman & Co.
Lee dm DruOno
Best literature of the moment the
directions on the, back of the seed
envelope.
How' ThU?
We offer One Hundred tfollere Reward
trw anr at Catarrh that annot M
currO by Hall'a Catarrh Medli
Halle Catarrh Medii-lne ban aeo wire
by cata-rh nuttrrrm for tb pet thlrtr-
ve year, and nas awoef lJ"
m.M rlihl nniMlv far Catarrh Hall a
Catarrh Medicine aria thro the Blond oa
tile Mnroua aurlacea, expelling the TolaiiD
from the Blood a ad urallDf Ibe dlseaaed
portions.
Alter you niff xaaeu nan . - ,
MMtlrln fur a abort time JOU will see a
ureal improvement In your georral health.
Htarl laklng llall'a 1'elerrb Medicine at
once and gel rid of catarrh. Head for tee
tiinonlata. free.
K. J. CHUNKY A CO . Toledo, unio.
Sold by all Krugglata, T6c.
neuuNi ror jwen wro wa m
Away from limn PrteftnrtM On
Day of War Census.
PORTMNDl May 1. One of the
questions most frequently asked rel
ative to the procedure of taking the
war census la how person who are
absent from their home precinct on
the day of the census may register.
For their convenience, the war de
partment haa provided a apecial
method whereby they may register
by mail.
Five daya after publication of the
president's proclamation naming a
war cenaua. there will be a aupply or
reglstatinn blanks at the office of the
county clerk of every county In the
United State, or at the office of th
mayor of every city of more thjn 3.
Ono population.
The county clerk, or In the cane of
citlea of more than 30,000, the city
clerk, la authorized to record the an
swer! of men absent from their horns
precincts who apply to him, and to
certify to their registration cards. In
Portland, the city auditor, who cor
respond to city clerk of other ciies,
ix authorized to do thie.
Ktill l p to the Man.
Hut after the clerk haa made out
the registration card. It la still up to
the man for whom It is made out to
see that the card reaches the reKls
trar of his home precinct by war cen
sus day He will be given the card,
which he must mall to the registrar
of hia home precinct, care bf the
sheriff of his home county.
To make the procedure clear, the
following imaginary case la cited for
illustration:
Suppose that John Brown, resident
of Pendleton and of military age
from 21 to 30, Inclusive la travel
ing on the road and will be absent
from his home town the day of the
war census.
About the fifth or sixth dny after
the president's proclamation. he
finds himself, say, in the town of Ku
gene. His procedure should then be as
follows: He should go at once to the
office of the aheriff of Lane county,
which is In Eugene, and have his reg
istration card filled and certified.
The card will be given to him and
he must then mall It to the registrar.
Precinct, care of Sheriff.
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REMEDYFORMI
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CHICHESTER SPILLS
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tW-.. "a v a rew H 1.4 attest Vl
K new, MarM.AI'aiy. Ke-tuX S
SOLD BY DawtsTsnuminiRE
rmaillla County.
.Should he live In Portland, a city
of more than 30,000. Instead of Pen
dleton, he should mall the card to the
Registrar. Precinct, care
Mayor. Portland.
May Bci AWwl to Sheriff.
llany men, however, do not remem
ber the number of their home pre
cinct. In such case, address the card
to the sheriff, and fill out also on
the envelope so addressed, the fol
lowing information.
V J
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,bly Htilctte m
Alia Sunday and Monday.
Kegixtratlon card of
tstr.-et and number
Poa office or R. F. D
If you reaire a registration certifi
cate. Inclose a self-addressed stamp
ed envelope with your registration
card.
These instruction are of the ut
most importance and should be fol
lowed exactly, for If the registration
The burden of having hia card reach
the registrar of hia home precinct bf
War Census day, the absentee is con
sidered aa not having registered and
I subject to the prescribed penalties,
card of the abaentee fails to re.icn
the registrar la on him.
If the absentee cornea from outside
this state, he registers under the same
procedure aa outlined above. State
lines make no difference.
SIXTH BRIDE LAST,
PROMISES MAN, 39
Outlapa Nat Goodwin When
He Find Ideal Woman.
nuncmif VCI? 1 T Uav 111 Otis
lister Kelley, a machinist, five tlmea
divorced during hia years or nie.
hue announced hia marriage to Miss
Viola Kleanor IJnton, of Pawtucket
His sixth bride la 10 years his Junior,
fche is a divorcee.
'The other five times were all
mistakes." Kelley told newspaper
men. "I've now found my Ideal
woman and I'll never marry again."
Kelley now la a lap nhead jf
Xat lloodwln.
1'efore the fourth Mrs. Kelley sued
tor and got a divorce, her husband
had taken another bride at Cumber
land. It. I. He was arrested for bisa
my in 1915.
The newest Mra. Kelley"s husband
was 4 feet S Inches tall and weighed
lees than 100 pounds. She won her
divorce on the ground of cruel and
abusive treatment.
Build
Now!
All of Europe will hare to be
rebuilt and when the war ia over,
price are going to soar skyward.
Your delay ta going to be expett
aitre. Regardless of the kind of build
ing or alteration yoa have in mind
investigate our FREE PLAN SER
VICE to customers.
Our Serrico Department is at
your command in all building
matters. Talk it over with us.
OREGON LUMBER YARD
PENDLETON
Telephone A
SWIRE MARKET SHOWIIIG STRENGTH
PORTI-ANI), -May IS. Swine msr
Wr conditions are showing strength
at North Portland with top quality
stuff selling at II whenever offered
Ir the local yards.
There ' another rather fnlr run
or hogs In the yards over nicht and
trailing started good with prices well
rpaintuined.
Seneral hoa range:
Pest heavy 1 5.75 ti 1 n
lest light 15.00rl.7r.
Rough hcavv I 4.50 15. e"
rat, i4. net 14.::.
Siotkerx 13.i"'rH..;
Morr 4alifornia Cattle.
Small supplies of California cattle
ere again offering In .the North
T'crtland market.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
t
Waah away all the stomach, liver,
sad Devral poiaens befora
breakfast.
BKTTER AJm SOPTKR
la assured by th use at aoms
ef these beautiful flxtoraa of
ears. They give a light that
Illuminate tha room perfectly,
but that does aotnira or atraln
the eye. They are not expen
sive conalderlng their extra ef
ficiency and extra beauty. Why
not at least aea them t
J. L. VAUGHAN
To feel your best day In and dav
out; to feel clean Inside: no aour bile
to coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no consti
pation, bilious attacks, sick headache
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid
stomach, you must bathe on the In
side like you bathe outside. Thia ia
vastly more Important, because the
skin por-c do not absorb ImpuMtle
Into the blood, while the bowel porea
do. amy a well-known physician.
To aeep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach. .liver.
kidneys and bowels. drink -before
breakfast each nay. a glass or no.
water with a, teasp.Mnful of limestone
phosphate In It. This will cleanse,
purify and freshen the entire alimen
tary tract, before puulng more food
Into the stomach.
Oet a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate' from your pharmacist. It
Is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
except a sourish twinge which la not
unpleasant. Drink phosphated hot
art every morning to rid your eve-
tem of thee vile poisons and toxins:
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood, nerve and
muerlea became salursted with an
' accumulation of body pols-ms. begin
I this treatment and above all. keep it
.up1 As so:,p and hot watei act on
! the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
puri ying so limestone phosphate and
ht water befire berakfast. act on
the slon.ex-h. liver. ku!nes and bowcl
Oeneral trade condltione xemain
Klad to atrong for good quality
stuff although neglect continues in
the poor dairy stuff.
(General cattle market range:
Prime liuht beef steer 10.50a 11. SS
I riine heavy beef steers 10.50ft lO.7S
Choice beef cows .OO0 .B0
I-eet heifers 9.000 10.00
ordinary to good cows. .25r 8.7S
Prime heavy butcher bulls 8.00f .R0
Light bulls 5.004 7.50
Calves 7.0010.00
Stocker feeder steer .. 7 00 8.00
Stocker-feeder cows ... 4S.00W 7. SO
Sheep Remain Normal.
Off.Tirs of sheep and lambs on
the open market continue nominal.
Hulk of rccelpte come direct to killers
and verv little stuff Is available for
the market. No apparent change In
lue-tntlons.
Nominal mutton and lamb market:
Rcrt east of mountain
yearlings 1 1.50 1 .0l
Pest valley yearlings... 11.50W1I.75
Wrthera .?51S.
Kwee S.OOfJ 10.50
Coats
Spring lambs 1J.0S
Friday IJveetook Shlpfiera.
Hogs M. M. Hoctor. Li-le. Wash..
1 load: U A. Thomas. West Stayton. 1
load; W. R. McCrow, Goldendale.
Wash.. 1 load.
Cattle J. W. Chandler. Willofa.
Cal.. I load.
Cattle and Calvea P. W. Reynelta.
Salem. 1 load.
Mixed Stuff C. E. lcke. Canby. I
load cattle, calvea and hoga: Cutford
Prothers. Hubbard. I load cattle and
hogs; H. M. Oarner. Willow. Cal..
loads cuttle and hogs: Peterson Hp.
Wixwtburn. ! load cattle and hogs:
V. H. Kilrtx, Maupln, I load cattle,
calves and sheep.
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FAMOUS ri.vta - raa ve-ct ;
Alia sn.l and Monday.
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txZhe Most Beautiful Car inlmcrica
YOU may be one of the thousands of people who
have planned to buy a Paige Lin wood "SiX'39"
this spring. If so, let us suggest that you place
your order immediately.
There' is a tremendous demand for these beautiful
five-passenger models. Orders are pouring into
the factory from all sections of the country, and
it is a foregone conclusion that our "Linwood"
production will fall far short of the demand.
Then, also, remember that the cost of manufacturing
materials is steadily advancing. Each day it
becomes more difficult and consequently more ex
pensive to secure the steel, aluminum, copper and
brass that are found in a car like the Linwood."
Plight now, you can buy one of these cars for $1175.
If you delay the matter too long, you may have
to pay considerably more. - Or, as we said in the
beginning, it may be impossible to secure early
delivery on a Linwood at any price.
" Stratford -Six-ei" seven-passenger. $149? f 0 b Detroit
Fairfield "Six-46 seAnrn-passengcx, $137? f o b. Detroit
Linwood "Six-30" five-passenger. $1 175 f. a b. Detroit
Brookiands "Srg-Ji four-passenger, $1695 f. o. b Detroit
Dartmoor "Sn-39 a or 3-passenger, $U7J fob Detroit
Limousine "Six-51" seven-passenger. $2750 fab. Detroit
Sedan "Six-i" seven-passenger, $2300 tab Detroit
Sedan -Six-39" five-passenger, $1771 fab. Detroit
Town Car "Six-51 seven-passenger, $1750 f. a b. Detroit
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Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich.
PAIGE MOTOR SALES CO.
lyOC A. 81TTO.X
Service Station Independent Garage. Phone 633
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
ATTORjrEYS.
D. W. BAJLKT, ATTORXBT AT
Law. Rooms 7, s. s. uaepsua xua-
QEORGB W. COTJTT8, ATTORNETT
st law. Boom IT, Bcnmim w"
wARTER BMTTHE. ATTORN fctTS
at law. Offloa In rear et Americas
National Bank bonding.
fKK FES. ATTORKNT8 AT LAW.
Office, la Daepaia ouixjina.
JOHN W HITT, ATTORNT-AT-Law.
Room a. Amarlcaa Ksttoa
Bask bnlldlnS-
R 1. K BATOR, ATTORNST AT
'law. Room 14. Smith-Crawford
Building.
TOMUli DBUBCTORS.
J. T. BROWN'S FTJRNITTTRB 8TOR3
PniMral director and llceaeed am
balmar. Moat modem raaienl aar
lor. morgue aad fusaral cars. CSv
reepoaded to day or BlsbL Coraa)
Mala and Water at reel. Talapbos
t.
JOHN B. BAKER. FUNERAL DI
rector and lice need mbaJmor. Oy
poart poatorfloa. Ponaral parte
two funeral aara. Calls responded a
day or algbt. Pfcoa Tt.
nooroRa.
a a. roe. m. r. practicb irav
rted to th ere. ear. noae and threat.
Boom XI. Judd Bulldlns-
lsu scEaxAXEor a.
montawa farm laxm
1 A. KSWBERHT. ATTORNIT AT
Law. amitsjrawiorwt d."""'
PaTTKRSON BISHOP. ATTOR
ey st law: rooms S as . Smlth
rrawford baildlnc .
IAMES B. FFRRT. ATTORNaTW AT
law. Office oTr Tmjrlor Hard war
-orapeny.
RALKT A RALXT. ATTORENTS AT
law. Office la Amortcaa NaUooaJ
Bank Bulldlna.
rREDKRICK BTErWER. ATTOB
aay at taw. Offloa la 8mlta-Crw
'ord batldtos
B. A. LOWEUU ATTORNEY ANT
counsellor at taw. Office la Do
apals SoUdtaa.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Lands la aaMera Montana at (1 tS
to tit par aero aultablo for farm
mc or sraatnc Eaxey tarasa. For ta
fonnarlos writs or seo W. M. Holt.
Mile at?. Mowtaaa.
ARCBITKCT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH. AROH1
toe. Dearaata BaHdlac.
Tit. Peidleana. Oracoa.
trBTONB HA!TB BEALKRS.
V. DTROBUt, DEALJCR IN NEW
and second haad roada Caa
paid for an tad-baad awoda. Cheap
a placa to bay ktoaaeawsl (ovSa. lit
L Coajrt, rbtu TIW.
IJtSrRAJiCTE AXD LD BfSltm
B ENTIRE T A MO.NTOOatr.RT. REaJ
aetata, flra. I'f and accident tnear
unuu tit Mais street, Pasa
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ATTENTION. BlTTIiK to FSft
pound W will pay 1 1101 reward)
If our Home Butter Mersr falls ta
merit on pint of milk and
pound of butter into two pound ta
two minute. Sweeter than creamery
batter. Prtc ts.ee mnl!y Butte
Memrr Company, tit E&xt Oak Ift
Walla Walla. Waablncton.
FETAU'MA HT11KRf. EJTAB
liehed ls: fan snip day 1
chicks to points rra' hed In thre aara
Ftv varietle. We challens tba
ben. Free circular. I, W. Clara,
retaluiua. alif
ArcnoMKiaia,
COL W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTIOM-
eer. snake a apdaity of
stock and machinery aalea
anaa tbat seta yes tb money." Laato
orders at East (rwnnlaa of flea.
M IHTELI AN tol a
BA.KM. WIMs-iw WAKIIBH
Carpet and W&,!4.rr Cleaner ao4
ra rili-m r Ant km. I of work don by
the tlv .r t'a i!.,n (uaraa-
led 1'h.r.e 212 tC Court.
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