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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1917)
TWELVE PAGES PAGE SEVTCT' DAtLY EAST OHEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1317. 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 s 8 8 8 m 8 8 8 8 8 f9i 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 M f ... V llEGHANICS MAGAZINE mm 360 ARTICLES '" 360 ILLUSTRATIONS BETTER THAN EVER ISc a copy At Your Newedealar Yearly Subscription $l.SO Send for our new free cat alog of mechanieai book Popular Mechanic Magazine North Michigan Avanm, Chicago UMAP1NE AIDING IN SYRIAN RELIEF WORK I J'ltKSllYTHHIAX SUNDAY KC1IOOL IS DONATING VKl'Ab flllUKT- mas trek .money. Ulil fellow Official Visit Ijoral !.HlKt'; Oilier News Xoltti of Mcicli InU-rewt to Community mid Xelgli borliood. ANSCO (ICuMt Oregonlun Special.) I'MAIMMCi, Dec. SI. Wdnenday evening, the local Cud t"Uow lodge huh viHltcd officially ly R- V- Kirk Patrick, who represented the En tumpment, und Karl A. Williams, Imst grand iatrlHp:h. representing the Oregon Brand master. They made interesting ttilk concerning the welfare of the order. After the regular session a cafeteria lunch was served, also cigars. The friends of Francis Beelie. en- Klncer In the army at Fort Stevens will be glad to hear of his advance ment In the trulnlng" school of coast urtlllery. He ha been chosen one of fourteen to attend a school in Vlr MEAT INJURIOUS ?; TO THE KIDNEYS i(cQOVMERAS kSPpjDEX FILM j TP HE Ansco Vest Pocket Speedex Cliches swiftly moving figure, without a blur. It get into action quickly when every econd counts. You ran chance the focus, the speed and opening of the shutter instantly and accurately whiN viewing the image in the finder. Let us show you mis lamera. Other Anscos $2 to 5- . . jj TALLMAN&CO. Vt-PnrktH mm TAKK A TA HI.KSViH )X Wl F SAITS IP HACK Hl ltTS OH )il,AIlKK BOniKIW AVe are a nation of meat eaters and i our blood Ih filled with uric acidf Hays 1 a well-known authority, who warn ub be constantly on guard ayainnt kidney trouble. The hldneyM do their utmont to free j the blood of thin Irritating- acid, but ! become weak from the overwork; they i wt viuHKlun: the elimlnative tlueM ' ciojj Miid thus the waste Is retained In ! the blood to noison the entire system. When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lead, and you have stlnK- insr imlnM In the buck or the urine i j cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad ; tier Ik Irritable, obliRintf you to seek lellef durlnir the nla-ht: when you have i severe headaches, nervous und dizzy Hjiells. sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weather. Ret from i your pharmacist about four ounces ot Ja Salts; take a tablespoonful In a I r!hhs of water before breakfast each morning and In a few days your kid neys will act fine. This famous salte Ih made from the acid of grapea and it-iti on juice, combined wit h lithla. and has leen used for peneratlons to fliiMh and stimulate cloKKed kidneys to neutralize the acids in urine so It j is no loiiRpr a source or irruauon, mu-ending- urinary and bladder disorders. Jud .Suits Is inexpensive and cannot Injure: makes a dellRhtful efferves cent lithla-water drink, and nobody can make a mistake by taklnK a lit tle occasionally to keep the kidneys ! ciean and active. gin la to take a special course fit coast artillery, national army, military tac tics. If successful he will receive a commission as second lieutenant. Mr. Bee be was hih school manual train ing teacher at Umaptne last year. Jesse Martin and family have mov ed on the Petri ranch, a mile east of Umapine W. W. f'hlllppl Is looking- after his ranch at Kennewlck during the present week . Miss Dellu Phlllppl has gone to Prescott where she will make a visit with her sister, Mrs. Judge Kelly. Mr, Severance, who for the past week visited her daughter. Miss KH2 abeth Severance, high school teach er here, left for her home In Spo kane Saturday. Friday evening the young people of the Christian Kndeavor gave a very enjoyable party at the home of tRev. and Mrs. F. S. Hhlmfam, Sun day evening a large number were out to the regular meeting and the so ciety Ih being reorganized. Sunday afternoon at four o'clock W. Prltchard of Spokane spoke In the Presbyterian church in behalf of the Armenians. The Sunday school thta year Is giving the money usually spent for Xmas candy for the annual Xmas tree are donating thla amount to the Armenian fund. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Berg of Hose burg, ore., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Holm. Mr, Kerg owns a half Interest In the creamery at Hoseburg and Is a nebb ed of Mrs. Holm, The many friends of Ira Goodman, pioneer of Oregon and the Walla Walla valley, will be sorry to learn of his death following a stroke of paralysis two weeks ago. The fu neral took place Sunday In Walla Walla, many relatives attending the service. The deceased waj 60 years old. 9 Friday evening the Vincent high school pupils are putting on a play "The Courtship of Miles Stand Ish," for the parents, also the pupils of MisH Fleetwood of the first and sec ond grades are going to give that hu morous play, "The Kuggles Xmas Party.' The high school play Is be ing directed by Miss K. Severance. All patrons and parents of the "chool are Invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Well man have returned from the Willamette where they visited for two weeks with rela tlves. iENEMY SIC POTATO BUGS ONi'EHf- B POtl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!H itMntiiumutii Your FORD Troubles buy your supplies here. ' ; Agency for . - ; Goodrich Ct Goodyear TIRES (Business of a man entering and the city editor looking up.) I "I have, sir, thought up a fine way to starve out the Germans in Germany" Fine." Z- exclaimed the city editor, mentally making note that this is the umptyteen millionth scheme unfolded before his eyes. "Without potatoes the. Germans could not keep on fighting. "Yes, yes, and how can yo'l' keep 'em from growing 'cm?" "I would build a tlrousand air-" planes." " M "And bare bombs droppedon potato fields?" "No. I would give each aviator a can of potato bugs. Let these bugs be scattered all over Ger many's potato Held next sprint;1 Karli potato bug will hateh out 6174 young ones. These will hatch out others, so by the time the potato plants get a good start oil', of the ground an army of billions "of potato bugs will be .on hand !o knock the eternal daylight out ct Hie Herman potato crop." - Finer" w ' ' "Coodby.V7 Ford Oils 1 , Ford Accessories Ford Repairs Ford Parts . Ford Storage. SIMPSON AUTO Johnson and Water St, COMPANY 111 -I Phono 408 J ; ' ii iuiM..wy.ft lli:l!l AT XHK KAI.KS. I don't absolutely need it. but Just think what a bargain! 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