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EIGHT PAGES PAGE FIVE IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S Pay Cash Get More at WW POTATOES, BEST QUALITY, 100 LBS. $2.50 Tomatoes, crate 65 Elberta Peaches, fancy 70 Green Peppers, per pound 10 Apples, box if 1.25 Sweet Potatoes, 4 pounds 25 String Beans, 4 pounds 25 Sweet Graps, basket 30t Folger's Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 40 Bayo Beans, pound 15 Salmon, 2 cans 25 Carnation Milk, 2 cans 25 Matches, box 5f Crystal White and Bob White Soap, bar.... Tic Light House Cleanser, can 5 Citrus Powder, package 1.C Bluing, bottle 10 and 122 IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S Si .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimMIIIIIHIIIi !llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllilllllllllilllllllllll I Hake Your Own II Ronnd-Up Pictures You can do it with an Eastman Kodak We carry a complete stock. Also full stock of sup- E plies of all kind3. : We Print and Develop. : Economy Drug Co. j Hotel St. George Building : Night Telephone 718 Day Telephone 711 ,lllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII!llllllll!IIIIIIIIIIirir; riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiii; I-rrlslit Clerks' Slrlko Frais. RICHMOND. Va., Sept. 21. The CONSTIPATION INVITES DISEASE to th comfort nd h-altli oi any well-ortlarod houiehold, Iwciins constipation la a. contlition that mtl act 9, in greater or 1h di'Srce, JiractlcAlly evory member of tho MnllT. When the bowels refnso to act tba entire eystem la af fected; difreaUon. la liu paired, nerrtt be (tin to twitch, foul rases nil polaona generated by decom powUitf anbataucea in the tnteatlnea are dlatrlbnted thronffhont the body, and often result iu aertona lllnrsa. A prominent French aci rutut anya ninety-five percent of all hnraan cUsrnae la directly traceable to inactive Tjok-cTo. More than a quarter oi a cen tury afro Xr. W. B. Caldwell prp pcribd a combination of almpie Uucatire hcrba with pepain that la bow the etandard remedy in thon anda of homea. Thia preacrip tlon U sold by dmirffUta for fifty centa a bottle, under the name of r. CfcldwoU'a Byrnp Pepein. A trial bottle can be obtained, free of chartre, by writing to Dr. W. B. C Rid well, 456 Waahinffton 8U, Montlcello, XlUnol. Seaboard Airline freight clerks' Ntiiko In pruKress 10 days, ended iod:iy when the men returned to work un der an agreement drawn up by the department of labor. wimj kuiuc;i-; camp itxsto. Kaunas Cantonment Will He ItlcircKt for Training National Army. CAM V FfNSTi )N. JUNCTli X ClTy Kan., Sept. 21. Plans for tho en larging of Tamp Funston. national army cantonment for the training of tho Eighty-ninth division, which will make It tho larg-est mobilization camp In the United States, were received here today. The present plan calls for an accommodatln of approxi mately 47,000 men while the enlarged camp will provide for 60,000. SOCIAMST IS KENT TO JA1U St. rani Orator Mad-5 Spoor!. In Which lie Attacked ;ovonimctit. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. &1. Allen ft. Uroms. St. Paul socialist, arrested by tho military police r.ter a street speech In which he Is sal$ to have at tacked the government, was today sentenced to the workhouse for po days. liiiiiMHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiii!iiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiurniMiuuiiiniiiitiiiiiii 1 YOU WILL LAUGH AT I Tie Alabama Colored Troubadors IN S the BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW EVER IN YOUR CITY j 111 FUNNY COMEDIANS I GOOD SINGERS CLEVER DANCERS MAPLE LEAF QUARTET OLD TIME MELODIES. 1 AND A SELECT PICTURE PROGRAM. IiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiNiiiiiiHiiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimi mini,' LOCALS Advertising in Bi iet RATBH. Per lint first Insertion 10c I'cr Hue, additional Insertion 6c Per line, per montb $1.00 No locals taien for 1cm than 26c t'oont urdluarj words to Una. Locals will not be taken oTer tb telepbune escept from Kaat Oregoo lau pald-np subscribers. Furnished apt., Hamilton Court. -20tf Get your wood sawed. Phone 7J2R -22 Wanted Good, clean r. at The East OreKonlao offloe. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 6&3M. 1403 W. Railroad street. Furnlahed housekeeping rooms. S01 Clay. 7.24tt Oo to the Bee Hive for your low priced millinery. t-ttt Good empty oak barrels for sale. Inquire this office. - tf For sale Chevrolet car tn first class condition. Call 269M. -20 Wanted Woman or girl for gener al housework. Phone 781W. 9-15tf Wanted Woman to do housework on ranch. Phone 223J. 9-14tf Wanted Used car See Estes an.l Fredley. 9-24 Piano for sale; good aB new, price reanonable. Inquire this office. 9-13tf Sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks at The Office Cigar Store, 711 Main street. -22tf Wanted Scrap Iron, brass and aluminum. Highest prices guaran teed. Blewett Harvester Co. Do you know that Estes ft Fried!ey "Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" 614 Main street. Phone 604. Chiropody work for ladies and gentlemen at Pendleton Hairdressini; Par'ors. tf" McDonalds music studio, 312 Thompson street. Phone 504 W. 9-27 For sale Harley-Davidson motor cycle. Inquire Independent Garage. 9-24 Wanted Two or three room apart, ment close in. phone 633. lnd-pen-lent Garage. 9-Stf 1!16 Saxon Sii for sale. Good con dition. Kc-e Kutes and Friedley. Cheap if taken at once. 9-22 Rooming house ror sale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pan land Bros. Lucile Christensen. retailer for Franco American Hygienic toilet re quisites 569J. 9-23 Wanted Place on ranch for win ter by experienced man and wife. J. T. lid. Gen. Del., City. 9-22 For sale Two tent houses, barn, chickens and furniture, back of 1101 W. Hallroad street. 9-21 For rent, a four room house and garden on Eddy street. Inquire 7 20 Cosble street. 9-20tf Lost Gold watch and fob with Elks' Charm. Finder return to J. P. Murphy and receive reward. 9-17-1S Fluff rugs from all carpets M. A KlBtiy, local agent for W. Fluff KutJ Co.. of Portland. Phone 649. 3-13 Wanted Girl for general house work. Mrs. B. L. Smith. Phone 6S. 9-5tf For sale 200 acres good grain ranch Price, 15000. Unincumbered. By owner. Elmer Smith. R. F. D , Midvale, Idaho 9-22 For sale New and second hand Sewing Machinea Singer, White, New Home and The Free Machine. McCUntock A Simpson. 400 E- Court. Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy hauling. For Rent Sewing machinea of all makes. 11.00 per week, 3 00 per montb. UcClintock ft Simpson, 400 E. Court. Ford touring car and Studebaker roadster for sale. N. P. McLean, Phone 222. 9-lStf For aale Modern 8-room house and grrage tin Pendleton). Address Scett Butler, 111) W. lnd.ana Ave., Spokane. g-tf Lost Tire and rim. size 36x4 1-2. between Pendleton and Milton. Find er notify Independent Garase. Pen dleton. 9-lStf Woman will take are of children daytime during Itound-Up. Address W. this office. 9-20 For sale 12 head of good work horses, young and sound. weight 1250 to 1650. Frank H. King, Me tolius, Oregon. R. F. D. Madras Ore.. Route A. 9-24 Auto trailers, guaranteed 1-2 ton. pneumatic tires, 30x3 inches, direct auto frame pull, none better. $35 net Made by Sapper Bros,, Hermis ton, Oregon. 9-23 Wanted Pressman or prlnter pessman at the Armstrong Printery Walla Walla, Wash. Young man of fair ability will do. Write particu lars. 9-22 Agents Wanted For our non-irrigated, low priced trees. Unequaled propoelttnn for right man. For full particulars address pacific Nursery Company. 122 12 Grand Ave.. Port land, Oregon. We are looking for agents Men or women. Have desirable territory open; the best stork grown; an at tract'.ve contract. Write today. Al bany Nurseries, 1st National Bank Hldg., Albany, Oregon. 23 1465 en Ptttlntch, where crop fail rrw are nnknowr. Between fan and 466 acres ander cnltivation. Seven miles from Peck, I uho, a R. R town. Oood improvements and abund ance of water and wood for lucL "rop can be raised every year nn ALL of the Inn, pumm-i fallow with corn j testis. This fnrm coulj be cut up infl make three -tr lour good farms. several half seot:ons near Lewlston well improvel. $t0 to fl'tn per nre. "V ton and Dy, Iwision, li'jh-t. -2i.tf OLD CITY HALL AT ECHO WILL BE MADE INTO MODERN GARAGE K, .A. . HOTiMEH . PlTRCir ASKS HI II,IINfi AD KKMOVfCH IT TO WEST IiAWN. (Eaat Oregon ian lpec:al.) ECHO, Sept. 21. K. H. Holmes has purchased the old city hall build ing and la now having It taken down and remove to Went Uwn Just acroHa the river west of Kcho where he will again erect the building, uning it for a garage. The building la 84 feet by 46 feet and will make a com modious place of bu Bin ess. It will have a concrete floor and founda tion. C. 8. Mudge, who purchased the Hotel Echo property some two years ago, has Just thia week taken person al control of the business and will hereafter conduct it himself. He Is thoroughly renovating the hotel from basement to attic, painting and calco mlnlng. Mr. Mudge is a man of wide, public experience und says that as hu knows the kind of treatment he de sin.'s himself he Is going to endeavor to give the same to his guests Mr. M udge has been in the west the past eighteen years, U-n yearn of which time has been In the employ of the fJeorge and Miller Co. J. R. Dabney, who returned the first of the week from Idaho where he has been harvesting, left Wednes day evening to join his family at Kl gin where they have been visiting for some time. They will return home to Kcho in a few days. J. Frank Spinning and wife return ed home the first of the week from Portland where they were purchasing their holiday stock of goods. Smith Towns of Lexington, and a party of friends are guests of the Ho tel Kcho. while attending the Pendle ton Itonnd-Up. C. C. De Vore, who has been a res ident of Echo or the past two years, has disposed of his Interest here an'l yesterday left for Portland. Mrs. W. T. Mlkesell of HermlFton, was in Kcho yesterday. A party consisting of Messrs. E C. Walker, Ernest Sommers, . Francl3 f-tites, I. T. Woodward. Francis W. S'taats and W. F. Ftaats left here on Tuesday morning for Desolation Lake on a two weeks' hunting trip. K. N. Lltsef is home again from Peattle where he has been visiting with his brother. Mrs. Louis Scholl. Jr.. returned Wednesday from The Dalles where she visited with her daughter. MJss Eugenie Scholl since Saturday. Mrs. s. W. Rethlefsen of Portland, Ore , arrived here last evening on a visit to her brother-in-law, James Rethlefsen and niece. Mrs. J. Franl: Spinning and family. J. Frank Spinning, A. B. Tromson and Jos. Cunha, Jr.. returned Tues day from a short deer hunt In the Blue mountains. They had one deer to their credit. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Lewis returned Thursday from a short outing In the Alhee country. They made the trip by auto. MOTION PICTURE NEWS What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. Tho Arcade. Opens today with Xilg minstrel show and there will be plenty of good comedy, melodies, old plantation songs and a big riot of comedy. Tlie Alta Today Opens with musical comedy com pany. There will be girls, girls, girls, and good comedians that bring a laugh with every move. This company has a swel lchorus and Is Introducing all the latest dances and song hits and is right up to the min ute lu every respect. CUNT BUZANSAW NO GERMAN S'JBS EXGINKKIUNG K F3G LM EX T NOT 3jomc8Tf:d by mvKits ox WAY OVElt- Aliss Myrtle liuzan loaay receivea a j letter from her brotner, cant liuzan. : ! with the engineer corps now in Eng- J j land, saying that It required 24 days) j for the engineers to get from Ameri can Lake to Europe. On the way over they saw no submarine nor even ia trace ofone, though a sharp look out was kept. Young Buzan writes that the soldiers are very eager for j magazines and newspapers from this ! country and suggests that such pub i llcations, wherever possible, be for 1 warded to soldiers through the Y- M. jC. A. Miss Buzan is making inquiries of j the woman's auxiliary to the engi j neerlng regiment to ascertain how such magazines may be forwarded, i She urges local people to save all the ! papers and magazines possible st ! that they may be forwarded. ARCADE Feature Pictures and Up to the Minute THINK! 1955 TEAKS or M1K. It's the Total of 24 Pcninylv;niiais. and They ccletirat.-. . STROUDSBURG, Pa., .Jept. 2X. Twenty-four of Monroe county's octo genarians had their annual reunion here today and with paper and pen cils figured they had lived 1:153 1-2 years, an average of eis'.ity-one and a half years. And only one ascribe 1 his pro longed years to abstemiousness. He is Emanuel Moslcr, a men youth of eighty-five, who announced that he yet has to really know what tohacco Is, for he never has smoked nr chewed it. After compa'n notep about the last 365 days, they got down to business by electing theso of ficers: PrerMent C. I-wis Waters, seventy-five years; vice president, Aaron Reimer. eighty years; .Secretary and Treasurer, Charles Tetter. Beventy five years. H. R. Bleicker, who ! ninety and has been president for three years, refused re-election. The shock unit Is not original with the German generals Look at all the local censorship committees. RAISINC; QVKI1KC liKIDGE Sr.VX QUEBEC, Sept. 21. The huge cen tral span of the Quebec cuntilever bridge tonight is SO feet from the po sition it is to occupy over the St. Law rence river, the 5000-ton mass of met al having been raised 42 feet during the day. Those in charge estimate that the span will be trussed into place between the cantilevers not later than Thursday noon. The span now is well above the point from which another span broke from its mooring and killed 13 persons in its plunge Into the river in 1!16. Wanted Work on ranch. Address N. M, McCleod. this office. 9-24 Lost Extra wire wheel and tire. 33x4. between Pendleton and Athena. Notify this office. Reward. 9-24 For sale 320 acres of Dry Creek wheat land. 6 miles north of Walla Walla. This land has been kept lu a high state of cultivation, free of weeds and In first class condition. In summer fallow. Owner Is widow lady. Will not consider trades. Ad dress. P. O. Box 362, Walla Walla, Wash. For Sale. Large wheat farm eastern Wash ington, In Adams and Franklin counties. Price 20 to J35 Per acre. One crop pays for land Large sheep ranges, and one large Improved and equipped sheep ranch. Write or call for list. Inland I -and Co., Connell, Wash -27 ti i n m from THE DALLES to PENDLETON 5 GOOD sa those who made the trip yesterday in a n 1 1 ii All Bumps Smoothed Out by .The Most Wonderful Performing Automobile in America Notice to the Public Having bought the interests of my former partner, Mr. Hale, I wish to announce that I wil Icontlnue the bus ness at the old stand where the business will be conducted as before. L, J. McATEB. 6tf Notice. I wish to announce to the public that I have returned and resumed practice at Room 1, Schmidt Bid. Pendleton. DR LYNN K. RI.AKESLKE 10-3 For sale. Ideal home In Kairle Valley. Ore- eon. 15 l-l acres, plenty fruit, good Improvements abundance water, nd- tolnlng townslte of newl'rlitue. srnnll payment down and long terms on bal- , nee. Address J. A. jeliison. New bridge, Ore. 1-17 1 For Sale cheap. Complete trap drummers outfit as good as now. Including bass an.l snare drums orchestra bells, stands, cases, etc. Reason for selling, owner has enlisted. If Interested call or a 1 dress Wm. Esselstyn, Kcho, Ore. 9-21 ALL HILLS ON "HIGH" 12 Cylinder 87 Horsepower 135 inch Wheelbase Touring Car Roadster 4 Pass. Club 82800 Pendleton See this Wonderful Car at the Pendleton Garage During Round-Up Week Western Motor Car Sales Co. DISTRIBUTORS Oregon, and S. Vf. Washington s Bro&dway and Burnside Sts. Portland. Oregon