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PAGE SEVTH
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1918.
EIGHT PACES
DOINGS OF THEfiUFFS
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y THIS ISA 6UiP Voox TH6I7E3 I A m M iiJLgflZ- 1
I'olnmlilu I'riH'lK't Thread, unv size or color jou
J. I. tVmtH Krwliet Tlireud, any Hia- or color Wis
l.nilliV T'nloii Hulls ' $1,111
Children's I'liion KiiIIh 7.u
Kiiiibrllt'lit i'l('uuHr 5i!
Wlilto Ijiuiidry Soup, (I Imi'N for li.'ni
l-llycvrliio oa ,'o
Pineapples . 17u
t'iffit Scl.lM'-t . . . , 40u
Juliet Paper, 0 ICoIIh for 2v
Matches . v '. So
Get Your Chimney Free of Soot by Using: The
Witch Soot Destroyer at 15c.
Opposite $&M&
Pastime
QUALITY DENTISTRY
Dr. F. L
DENTIST,
Booms 3 and 4, Belts Bldg.
Telephone 523.
Flowers
Have tho Joy of early winter
in your liumes.
CIIKYSANT1IEMXJ.MS
Also Carnations, VioloU, etc.
GEO. HOOKER
Florist.
Phone 622. Free Delivery
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FROM
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THE C. & F. MOTOR CO., Inc.
722 Cottonwood St.
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OREGON THEATRE IAN. 7
MONDAY NIGHT V
First Time Here of Oregon's Favorite Drama.
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SEE The Wonderful Volcano Scene.
Luaiva's Leap Into the Burning Crater.
Mull Your Onlcr .Now .Mnkt ISi-MrMiiloiis i:aily II' You Want lo Srr
TIHm Attrnoiloii.
SKATS H l;llMl)AV AT l)l-:l.TA COXriX'IIONAKY STOISK.
Curtain 8 'o
Prices $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c.
QUALITY Ai DEMAND ARE GOOD
! I'OKTI.ANIi. .Ian. 1. This was
Itiihinitles day in thp cnt-tU- market
ut Nortli l'orilaiul. Twenty loails of
stuff from there were leijuileti in the
cattle alleys at the opening of Ihe
'week's tradini? and some rather
oualily stuff put in an aipearanee.
Cenenil trend of the eattle market
icontimiea of firm rhar.ii ter.
! t'.eneral 'altie market raiiKe:
.Medium to rhoiee sieers. !.:.", 'n ln.r.ri
toiod to medium steers.. Ji.T.lfli !.."
Common to K""1' steers.. 7. -"''" s.4o
fhoiee cows and heifei-s 7,uui 7. Ml
Common t't fc'ood eous and
heifers r..7.".1i 7.3".
dinners 3 (irt-ii r,.5u
Hulls
ralvt.s 7.0H 0J 10. flU
Stoeker and feeder steers. S.imii S.on
SHlnc .Market Is (ioixl.
Very uni'il tone continues in the
swine trade at North Portland, with a
lil.eral showiiikT of supidies oer Sun
dav. Kilhos were in the market
hriKht and early for siuinlies, but
nothins had been weighed ui) ut an
early hour.
lieneral hoi; market rane:
rrinio liBht ir..33ii 15.30
Prime heayy 15.43ffil5 60
PiKs 13.550fi 14.50
Uulk 15.35115.50
.Mutton Conies Direct.
Aside from a handful of stuff prac
tically the only arrivals in the 'mut
ton alleys at North Portland came
direct to a local meat company from
its own feed lots.
lieneral sheep and Iamb ranwe:
Western lambs $ 111. no ft 13.30
Vallev lambs 12.r.nr 13.rn,
Yearlinss 12.001; 12.30
Wethers 11.00 4. 11.75
KK(.a S.OO'u 10.00
' Shorn VhVep to 3e under quo
tations.
Carolina Tin Jx-posiix.
The rnited States Oeolofflcal Sur
vey, department of the Interior, has
recently Issued a report on the tin
resources of the Kings Mountain dis
trict. North Carolina and South Car
olina. The presence of cassiterite.
oxide of tin. at many places in the
district has led to much prospecting
.and attempts at mining. In at least
i one place the Koss mine. near !
Uaffney placer mining was tempor
arily profitable. Practically all th
work on the lodes, -which are pegma- ;
tlte dikes carrying cassiterite. has '
, been done at a loss, but the results of .
; this work have not been sufficiently
conclusive to prove or disprove th
! value of some of the deposits. The
report can be had free on applica- 1
tion to the IMrector. U. S. GeoloBi
! eal Survey, Washington, 1. C. ask- j
i in for Bulletin 660-D.
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MINK A GLASS fV
Or KtAL HUI WRltn
- BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Say we will both looK and !!
Clean, eweet and freilC
and avoid lllneee,
i XJT 1KSKIJTKJX Hill A WU'K
TO J.KAVK ;KIIMAV 1X-LAAVS
CHICAOO, Dec. 29. Judge Guerln
ruled today that Mrs. Frederick !el-
derman was justified in refusing to
; live with her husband when he in
sisted that they reside at his par-
. ent's home, where only German was
spolren. He dismissed Gelderman's
' bill for divorce which charged de- ;
i sertion.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN J
t NOSTRILS AND HEAD j
I Ravs Cream Applied in Nostrils j
lielicves Head-Colds at Once. ;
If your nostrils are doused and
your head is stuffed and you can",
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrh. Just (.-el a small bottle of J-ily's
Cream Palm at any drim store. Ap-
a little of this frairranl. antisei
cream into your nostrils 11 nil lei 11
ptnctialc thrnuKh every air passage
of your head, soolhlns and henllns the
iiiliamed. swollen mucous ineiiibiane
IT) von net instant relief
Ah! How Hood II feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head Is clear, no
more hawklnw. snuffinK. Mowint;: nu
m ore headiielie dryness or struKSlim;
for breath. i:ly's Cream Malm is just
v hat sulferevs from head colds and
t-uturrh need. It's a delimit.
ply
tic
Dcc;ni ichTHAT BW.
OUT
the waw1
NEVER AGAIM WILL I 1
AtTchoTHE UOieS
(fMIYTIUtj CLUB'.!
KNIFE ON CORNS '
CAUSES LOCKJAW
TKJ.I.S HOW Tt UK1SKX A TEN -JKll
(i: SO IT MITS Oi l
W1THOIT l'AIX.
You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once a week Invited an awful
ceath from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati author
ity to use a drug called freezone,
which the moment a few drops are
applied to any corn, the soreness is
rtlieved and soon the entire corn, root
and all, lifts out with the fingers.
I It is a sticky substance which dries
, the moment it Is applied and is said
1 to simply shrivel the corn without in
flaming or even Irritating the sur
; rounding tissue or skin. It is claimed
' that a quarter of an ounce will cost
very little at any of the drug stores.
' but is sufficient to rid one's feet of
" every hard or soft corn or callus,
1 You are futher warned that cutting
i at a corn is a suicidal habit.
Sanitary science has of late mads
rapid strides with results that are ot
untold blessing to humanity- The lat
est application of its untiring research
Is the recommendation that it Is at .
necessary to attend to Internal sanita
tion of the drainage system ot the
human body as It la to the drains ot
the house.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise,
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-'
ach. can, instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the
system each morning and flushing out
the whole of the Internal poisonous
stagnant matter. .i-:,-'
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in It to wash from the stom
ach, liver and bowels the previous
day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins: thus cleansing. ;
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting 'more
food Into the stomach. The action ot
hot water and limestone phosphate 011
j an empty stomach Is wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases, waste and acidity
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
water is quickly extracting a large vol
ume of water from the blood and get
ting ready for a thorough flushing ot
all the Inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
ered with constipation, bilious spells.
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness:
others who have sallow skins, blood
r'isorders and sickly complexions an
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This will cost very little, but Is suffi
cient to make anyone a pronounced
crank on the subject of Internal san-
ltation.
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Hie Wants and Needs of Pendleton Are Noted Under Proper Headings so You Can Readily Find Them
WANTK1J Good, clean rafts, at The
Kast uri'Konlnn oltice. I
WANTK1 Two gooil painters. In
quire Hale & linscall. ll-iN'.tfj
Wo Want hacks.
Blydensteln & Co.. 1300 West Alta.
fendleton. Ore. 11-2311
4 WANT Al t'OU MN Al
. ii,.ssii'n-:i ih;i:toi:y.
t
Collnlimf six ordinary words to
Ihe line and charged by the line. .
4 Want ails and locals.
. Kate Per l,lne.
Klrst insertion, per line ...10c
Kach subsequent insertion.
4 per line lt'
tine week. each insertion,
per line &c
One month, each Insertion.
per line 4
12-monlli contract, each in-
sel l Ion. per line 2e
No ints taken for less than.. 25c
Ads taken over the telephone
only from Kllst lueKonlan sub- 4
scrlbers and those listed In the
Telephone Directory. Copy
must be in our office not later
than 1:30 o'clock day of publi-
cntlon.
....
Wll.l. KK.VT small place close in.
Address t I :l Matlock street. l-'i
Kl'KMSHKD APT. Hamilton Court.
l'.l-lStt
Hi H'NKK KKl'INCr KonMS. Mil Clay.
1 U-3'ltf
NICKI.V FIKMSIIKI) rooms. 723
Aura. Phone 324.r. 11-3Utf
, KOK liKNT Sewing machines of all
i nuikes. l.(iu per week. :t.no per
i month. Met'liiitock anil Simpson. 4"0
1 'ourt.
1 Knit KI'.KT or sale. 4 room house
! irardeli ami orchard on Kdily street.
' ImiuircTJii Cosbie street. 12-2HU
's-ICmom Mi "I KK.V house for rent or
sale, hot water heat. 223 .lane st.
Address S. S. lluller. 111:! W. liull
I una Ave.. Spnknne: Wash.
Second-Hand Dealers
V. STROHl.B. DKA1.KR IN' NKW
and second hand goods. Cash paid
for see. mil himd goods. Cheapest
place to buy household goods. 210 li
Court. phone 271W.
Fl.riT lil'GS from all carpets. M.
A. ltlgby. local aaenl for . Mull
ltng Co.. of Portland. Phone Ii4:l
i McDuNAI.D S Ml'SlC STI IH11 has
' moved from .".12 Thompson to 3 1 11
West Webb. Phone IH5W. 1-7
.
CAM. PKN'I.AMi IllinS.' VAN' to
move your household soods. Tele
: phone :I3. Also baggage transfer
! rinir and heavy hutilinir.
II HAC1, lour garbage ami trash.
' Phone 35-M. lt"3 W. Kallrond
' street
I: A 1 . IM 1 AI.FAl.l'A. liniotliy. steam
rolled barley, oats, colli and all
kinds of feed. Carloads or less, lily -denstein
- Co. I :;oo W. Alia. Phone
S3I. li-2:ltf
Funeral Directors
JOHN .1. HAKKH. FL'NKHAI. DIHEC
tor and licensed eiiilmlnier. op
posite postol'l'ice. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars. Calls Responded to day
or night. Phone 75.
NEW TODAY
W. P.. KKVS has changed his trans
fer stand to Hook's Cigar Store.
Tel 4111.
Woman wants WoKK in city or
c ilry. 2 1f.l.
llollnml liulbs.
'Imported direct from the land of
dikes and ditches a wonderful as
sortment of these bulbs arrived to
day. Make your selections now.
Prices are most reasonable. T. P. W.
Pure Food Shop, Peoples Warehouse.
12-l!Uf
For Sale
Kim: SAl.i: XKW ami second hand
Sew ins Machines. Singer. V hue.
New Home and The Kree Machine
McCliiiioeU & Simpson. 4"n K. Court.
FiK SAl.K -Ml aeres, 45 under ditch,
suitable for alfalfa. Will sell
In. mire of W. K. liurnap.
Real Estate
Attorneys
IF YOI" ARK looking for one of the
best wheat ranches in the best sec
tion of Oregon at the right price,
ileal with the owner. Correspond
with Pox s0 l.a Grande. Ore. 12-12tl
eh,
Toiiehel. Wash
close in. Terms
12-llf
A pplv this of-12-2.MI
Hi .M F.STKA OS located. Relinquish
ment sales. Kanch land S10 to J-'u
per acre. W. Hoyle. 103 State St..
Helena. Molilalia. 1-li-
Lost
XKW TODAY.
Kach new a.l vert isement will
b,. run under "Now Today" for
llie first insertion oiil. Iniring
subsequent inscrllons of Ihe
a.l it w ill appear untie its prop-
er i-lasifialion.
KiU S A l.K Full blooded Plymouth
Heck roosters. Phone 11.'.. 12-tUt
UO11MIN1: Ih'l'SK for sale. Main
street, in eellter of business district.
loi::g good business. Inquire of Pell- ,
I..11.I lllos.
I-ii: SAl.l New piano at a bargain
X this oft ice. 12-Sttf
Architect
HAV.MUNl) W. 11 TCI1. Alli'l i rri'X'T.
1 Oespain hulldiou. l'hone KiS, lN'n
(dli.tun, tregou.
Auctioneers
; COI.. W. F. VOH SKA. All' I'll 'NFi-.U.
makes a. specisllv of r.-irniers stock
1 mil 111:1. Iiiiory sales. "The man Hint
' gets you the money.' l.enve ordert
4t East Oregoniaa office. .
Pigs are fairli" good 111 u it i pliers, but
If tllei are to keep up with the de
mands of ihN war they 11 ill have to
leal ll geometrical I ! '. ressi. -n.
ON!-: OHKVUOI-F.T touring car. like
new. to be sold at a bargain. Oni
Overland roustabout .lust overhauled,
at a bargain. W. 1 Nay. Telephone
4i. 12-2Htf
LUST iu Main street Sunday gent s
silver mounted umbrella. Finder re
warded if returned to this office 1-2
LOST. STi:AVKI or su.len. in North
Cold Springs. 2 2-year-. M heifers:
one red and the oilier black and
white. $.:. reward for the return to
my place. Glen K. Scott. Helix.
Oregon. 12-17lf
FRANK DAVIS. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office Smith-Craw f ord liuilding.
D W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rooms 7. 8. 9. Deapain Bldg.
UEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORXEt AT
Law. Room 17, Schmidt block.
CARTER & SMTTHE. ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Office ;ln rear of Amvrlcaa
National Bank ituitding.
FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office in Despaia building.
R. I. KEATOIt. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Room 24. Binith-Crawrord Itulldlng.
4. A. NEW RKltllY, ATTORNEY AT
Law. Smith-Crawford Building.
I'ETEKSOX & HISHOP. ATTORVETS
ae Law. Rooms 3 and 4. tixnith-
Crawtcrd building.
Insurance
11.
0:01s a good year in whirh
Column slaleslnen sllolll.i swear off
tearing up scraps of paper.
1 1 1 l-l'.NSTF.IN'S pul'l.TKY MASH
l-"et egg producer, feed wet or
, ',--. Phi ue 3 51. !u-2itf
lui Vol" KNOW that Ksks ,v- Frieilli
Sell, rent or llisere A n I h ing .'"
..II .Mailt slreel. Ph"ue
EEN'Tt.EY MONTGO.MEIiY. KHAI.
estate, fire, life and ag.-'ilent Insur
ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone
404.
Ma-ipicraili' ltall. (Trunin Hall.
Nciv Y'ears night. Tuesday. Jan.
1st. Jl.l in cash pi ize. You are
.. r.linllv inviled anil assured a good
tunc. l'elidli-t"ll orclicstr.i. 1-2
IAMES P. PERRY. ATTORNEY AT
Law. Ol'tici over Taylor Hardware
Company.
li.ti.KV & HALEY. ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Office la Auiericaa Natloaai
Bank Itui litin g.
FREIiEKICK STEIWEI:. ATTOHNKT
at Law. oirio la tmi tb-craw f ord
Build. n.
8. A. I.nwiM.L. ATTORNEY AVtl
(.un.'llor at Law. tirtlee la 4v-
sp.Aiu IJutldinti. , .
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