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Question- Where do you save the 'most
money oh your groceries? '
Answer CONROY'S. ' v
MD AV'Q CASH
Ml V I 0 GROCERY
' 825 Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 640
.Potatoes, cwfc ?.......,... ,.oo
' Holder's Catsup, botllo . . . ...... 25o
Church's Grape Juice.... pint 25c, quart 45i
Peanut Butter 24 Jl. can S5o, 5 lb. cau tl.io
Washington CrlHfiK, package , 10c
Macaroni Spaghetti, 5 pound box 53q
OIhco (small Boo, nied. $1.05. Inrnv $3 10
Wtyio Seal Compound No. 8, $1.45, No. 10, $'f.HZ
'"If Cabin Syrup medium' 45c, lame oc
Citrus Powder :.. packago 2;, 2 for 65o
A. B. Na,Uia Son, 4 bars aso'
Toilet Paper, 4 rolls ....'.,..',. 2So
Golden Gale Soda, 4 packages 25o
2 cans 25y, case $2.75
Tomatoes 2 cans 25c, case $2.00
Kcd Salmon, No. 1 can ; 25o
Pink Salmon, No. 1 can , , goo
Mount Vernon Milk, 2 cans , , 2So '
Fret's Bauer Kraut and Sausage, can 25o
California Star Sweet ChocoUMe, 1 lb. cake .'. 30o
Guittardli Cocoa 54 lb. 20cv 1 lb 85o
Kalslns, S packages 25o
. Petite Prunes, S pounds 2.V
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Tour teeth carefully examined
and properly fixed by the bent
painless method known.
TIIIULLS ANI MYSTERY
IN NEW GOUWYN FILM
. Quick action and real emotional
appeal form the basis of Mabel Nor
wand's newest Ooldwyn production
"The Floor Below," to be shown be
ginning Sunday at the Alta theater,
Miss Normand plays a copy girl In
ft busy newspaper office, getting InU
a scrape which causes her discharge
or is about to bring It when she
is saved. Patricia O'Kourke Is giver.
her first assignment with the profh
Ise that the lob will wait for her if
she is succesiiful. A number of dar
lng robberies have been committed by
crooks who seem , possessed of Inside
Information - concerning . the ' rich
homes they plunder. The police havt
a clue which, causes, them to . watch
the settlement house conducted by
Hunter Mason, a young millionaire
as the source from which the' plans
come. Patricia Is ordered to go to
the mission as a derelict and.. If pos
sible, steal a march on the police
and score a "beat" for her paper.
Mistaken for a thief in sore need
of reform, the girl Is received by
Hunter Mason and Latham, his sec
retary. and so appeals to the million
aire that he enlists his mother's aid
in caring for her. She also meets a
girl who. In spite of her love for
Latham, is making a bid for Mason's
affections.
Then comes a benefit dance at the
Star of Hope mission. Everyone It
asked to pay fpr the plvllege of danc
this photoplay will appeal not only to
oox irvcnarge or 1'atrlcia, 111 Dan
room Is thronged with fashionables
and the contribution box contains
thousands of dollars. No one suspects
that among the guests Is the very
. .Men Painless Dentists, i
Corner Main and Webb Streeca
Phone $ Ones) Rvenmsj
We advertise and offer War
Savings Stamps for sale with
- every purchase.
STOMACH UPSET?,
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
Edwards' Olive laoieta
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BETTER AND
SOFTER LIGHT
la assured by the use of some
of these beautiful fixtures of
ours. They give a light that
Illuminates the room perfectly,
but that does not tire or strain
the eyes. They are sot expen
sive considering their extra ef
ficiency and ertra beauty. Why
not at least see them?
J. L. VAUGHAN
That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead , or
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor.
, don t-care feeling, no ambition or
f JJ
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P. 1 energy, troubled with undigested foods.
2 : you should take Olive Tablets, the sub-
m 1 etitute tor caiomei.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
person responsible for the robberies,
iut when one of the crooks confesses
:b police make for the dance. What
.'ollows forms the big surprise of the
tory.
Arcade Sunday-Monday,
Ann Little.' winsome heroine of
The World for Sale," a Paramount
ilcture which has been dramatized
'or the screen by 1. Stuart Blackton.
nakes an ld$al Fleda Druse as she is
.he exact type described by Sir Oil
"x-rt Parker In his well-known novel
y that name.
Her former noreen experience also
'Its admirably for the role as she has
lppeared almort exclusively In parts
f this type. Among her best known
tcreen productions are: " "The Land
3t Lizards," "Matchin' Jim." "Imme-
liate Lee," and "Count of St. Simon.'
Miss Little in "The World for Sale."
will appear at the Arcade theater on
Sunday. .: 'v: i'.
Pastime Sunday-Monday, '
"The Secret of the Storm Country"
will have a lesson for everyone who
lees It," declared Norma Talmadge In
liscussing the picture. "In my, opin
ion it is every motion picture actress'
duty to uphold the sanctity of the
heme, and inasmuch as the fifth e
'ete plays such an Important part In
-nouldlng present-day public opinion
'his photoplay V. Ill apeal not only to
ne class kut to every rank of society.
-Ich or pder, worldly or homelovlng
"It Is because 4t has this appeal that
I think it the greatest picture I have
ever done. The story depends for its
climax on love's sacrifice. And Inas
much as this Is an era of sacrifice It
will teach to every woman who sees it
a lesson which will make her want to
sacrifice herself for a worthy cause,
either for home or for country.
"True. The Secret of the. Storm
Country' Is melodrama, but the big-
Test successes la New York this year
have been melodramas. The heroine,
Tesa, runs the gamut of emotions be
fore the story Is completed," contin
ued Miss Talmadge. "Mother love is
glorified. If there Is such a thing an
glorifying the noblest emotion of
which the human heart Is capable.
The scenario has heart-interest, love,
action and sacrifice, and a more com
plete formula for a screen triumph
cannot bo imagined."
UK1AH HAD TASTE
OF DUST
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CHANDLER SIX
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Right Car at Right Price;
Chandler Leads
THE Chandler Company has striven for fiye
years to give the public the best Six at the
best price. And .it has succeeded, year "after
year, in this aim. ,
The Chandler for 1918 offers real motor car
worth approached only by other cars selling for
hundreds of dollars more. ,
The Chandler leads all Sixes' indeed all
medium-priced high-grade cars because it
offers so much more for so much less.
t SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Scven-Passvngrr Touring Car, 41595 Four-Passenger Roadster. .1595
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car. SI 675
Convertible Sedan. 92293 Convertible Coupe. S219S Limousine. S2S9S
(Attpricas I. o. . CfveUmJ)
Come Choose Your Chandler Now
P. McLEAN, Distributor
' Telephone 222 .
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
N.
Main Street,
Opposite Hotel Pendleton
Extra Truck Utilized
Handjing Freight to
South End.
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DR. HARRY A. GARFIELD
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' United States Fuel Administrator
Says: "Order your next winter's fuel nowV The
great danger of a fuel shortage next winter
lies in the habit of putting off ordering until
fall, and under present conditions Oregon may
experience a fuel shortage next winter due to a
labor shortage, and the lack of cars sufficient to
meet the normal seasonal demands. Fill the
woodshed, and fill the coal bin and do it now."
PHONE 5
"SUPERIOR' ROCK SPRINGS COAL
"ABERDEEN'' UTAH COAL'
. The best that money can buy.
BURROUGHS & CHAMBERS Inc.
- 550 Main Street E. O. Bldg.
We advertise and offer War Savings Stamps for sale with every
' purchase . t ,
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ITKIAH. April 2.-The weather
has been very dlsagrreeable for the
last week, cold and cloudy, with high
winds, snow flying- and dust storms (or
several days.
On account of the large amount of
freight an extra truck load was sent
from Pilot Rock Wednesday.
J. V. Kirk left for Bridge creek
Wednesday to farm his son Harley's
place- Hurley Is now In Boston.
Mrs. Ben Colvln and children of
Pendleton came up Sunday, bringing
Mr. Colvin this far on his return ts
his stock ranch near Rltter, Mrs.
Colvin returning to Pendleton in ths
evening. r
C. S. Stuart. Pilot Rock. lineman.
nas In town Saturday repairing tnt
telephone lines.
John Ingram and wife who spent
the winter at Freewater, returned to
Uklah last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hilbert left for
Pendleton Sunday with their son
Frank for medical treatment.
Mrs. Hynds and children, and Mrs.
Caldwell, were In town Saturday
from the Hynd ranch.
Henry 'luiiika came in Bunda
with 200 head of cattle which he win
tered on his Nye ranch. While her
he will Vaccinate 100 head of calves
before turning them on the range.
Herman St. Clair left for Pendle.
ton Wednesday morning.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Bolin were In
town Wednesday on business-
Mr. and Mrs. William McLaughlin
of Alba were in town Tuesday trad-
l..g.
J. H. Wagner and Albert Peterson
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Dora Barrett left for Hood
River Tuesday for a two weeks'-visit
with her .daughters. . "ti . .
Jim Johnson of Range passed
through town with his cattle,', return
ing to the range after wintering on
KUutter creek-
Louis Mettle left Wednesday morn
ing for Pendleton to answer the call.
And from there ho will be sent to the
tho training camp.
Frank chamberlain and 1. U. Laur
ance. left Wednosduy for Pendleton.
, Felix Johnson and wife of Itunge
passed through (own Friday with a
bunch of cows uud . i-alvea, taking
them bark to the range,,
Clyde Ilelniick. wife and chlldrea
returned from Pendleton Thursday
bringing Imck a load of seed grain.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grooms and son
of Dulo mere In town Sunday nd
Monday on business.
M. K. and J. W. fturdlvant made a
trip to Pilot P.oek this week aflet
seed grain.
Mrs. Wilson of Dale who went to
Pendleton for medical treatment, was
operated on at t. Anthoy's hospital
for cancer of ths breast and word
was received here Thursday that her
condition was favorable.
Mrs. Alice tlanger and daughter
left for Pendleton this week for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mr. I.owell Ranger made
a business trip to Alba Friday.
MC FOSTER PROVES
STAR BASKET BUYER
School district No. , six miles north
of - Pendleton, put Itself In the fore
ground as a supporter of the Red
Crois Saturday evening through a
basket social that netted $309.70 for
the Red Cross, despite the fact that
the district Is a small one ' and the
school numbers but eight pupils.
Bidding on the baskets started at
: and none sold under that figure
while Uie last basket offered brought
$16. Mac Foster was the leading bid
der of the evening and was almost
surrounded by baskets when his bank
roll gave out.
: Chairman J. H. Esles of the Red
Cross entertainment committee acted
as auctioneer and got some valuable
practice for the big auction sale on
Wednesday. Not content with selling
all the baskets, he conducted an auc
tion to decide the most popular youns
tidy and it cost 164 before Miss Hazel
Wyrick was elected to that honor.
Previous to the bidding, the school
children under the direction of Miss
Irma Heacock, teacher, gave an in
teresting program and . Miss Wyrick
gave two splendid readings- Mr. Es
tes made a short talk upon the war
situation. ;
Francisco to Increase his weight so
bs could enlist, was accepted here to
day after completing this much of
his trip. He needed four pounds, but
gained seven while walking through
Iowa. .
MAS WALKED FAR;
ARMY ACCEPTED IIIM
OMAHA, Neb., April 24. E. H.
Hendricks of Buffalo, N. T.. who sev
eral weeks ago started to walk to San
Tf.3 Szy CF
AWmiirful Ummm tXy That U a Nmtxxnl
Aid and tUiwvM thm T
Th expectant mother rrrolve in her
alt rrm understand by destiny. And K
the utmost importune that her physical .
fort be oar flrst thought.
Tber la a most aplendid remedy for thl
purpose known as Mother's Friend. It ic
applied, orer tba muscles of tho stomach,
fcntljr rubbed in. and at once penetrates to
relic strain on nerve, cords and Hr
necU. it makes the muscles so pliant that
they expand easily when baby arriTes and
pain and danger at the crisis is naturally
kss
Mother's Friend fs for external us only
ts absolutely safe and wonderfully effective;
It enables the expectant mother to preserre
her health and strength and she remains
a pretty mother by having1 avoided the sutV
ferinfr end danger which would otherwise
accompany such an occasion. Every nerve,
muscle and tendon is thoroughly lubricated.
Mother's Friend is prepared by the Brad
field Beyulatpr Co Lamar Bhic-, At
lanta, Ga. They will mall you an Intensely
Interesting "Xiotherhnod Book. Write them
to send-it to you, and In tle meantime send
or phnne to y-nir druggist today for a boMie
f Mother's Friend. .
Every woman should aid nature tn her
-tortmis work. Mother's Friend Tikes it
nfcHNe for you tn " so, aind shonlri he used
jularly, without f 1, h gUt and tuorning.
Do your own
paint testing
Get' a small can of
ordinary paint and
a similar can of
HIGH STANDARD
LIQUID PAINT
Apply the two side by
side on the same kind of
surface. ,
You'll sea how m oca Carther
High Stavoasd goes.
Then figure bow much leas
paint you'li need if you use
lliea STAsnsan.
Ask for color card.
We advertise and offer
war savings Stamps for
sale.
Secret
the '
Sforiii Countiy
Universal News. Late
war news from the differ
ent battle fronts "over
there." -f-
CHILDREN 5c t,
; . ADULTS 20c
ALTa
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Wall Fa.per. Glass and Picture Mould
ing, Paintlug and Paper Hanging.
L. J. iMtee
THE PRACTICAL PAINT MAX
313 Main St.
Telephone 158
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Beta"
ALTA SCREEN
TELEGRAM
Late War News.
BRAY CARTOON
VAUDEVILLE
PEAT STEVENS
Fun in a Chinese .Laundry.
Singing-. Talking and Dancing.
OltBASASiVS COCKATOOS
Birdland Paradise.
Children 5c Adults 30c
ARC ID
Eat Ice Cream
EVERYDAY
Get your pint or quart and take it with you when
you go home.
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We Deliver Anything; Above
One Half Gallon
Everything we sell is made in Tendleton not in
Germany or Portland. Help to keep Pendleton and
Umatilla county growing by patronizing home in
dustry. Everything Pure and Wholesome.
Pendleton Creamery
414 Main St Thone 411
TODAY t-
J. Stuart
Blackton
Tlw .MasiiT or K-rv"n (raft Prenmiis
"THE WORLD
FOR SALE"
rVucn I Ik- Novel hf Mr t.llhert Parker
KATZOIJAIillER KIDS
In Comic Capers
Th.airi I Via wk M' 1 1 n Xtirtn Li I A IMfi
lng ott the requa season Is upon us.