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DAILY EAST OTtfeflONTAN: PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST Iff, 1918,
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PENDLETON
Knuiclit llcniitium' lloiuo
Henry J. Honnlntts ha. sold hla home
t the corner of Alta and Aura
streets, to Frand McNally for a price
,of $3,000, the deal being made by 13.
T, Wade.
IUinIi Ktrcct 'Iloiiso Sold.
Mrs. Gladys I'helpa haw purchased of
Mrs. H. J. Warner the hitter's house
and lot on Bush street for .a consider
atlon of 2,00(. , E.. T. Wade made
the trade.
Iloud Is Now (;mkI.
Hi nee the bridge at Thorn Hollow
lias been completed and put In use
the road leading north through the
canyon lm been repaired by the
county court and Is now In very good
condition for travel. Superintendent
Hwartxlander says this piece of reser
vation road 1 'now In better condi
tion than at any time durlnjf the past
ton years. Boone Watson of Thorn
Hollow had charge of the construction
work. ' , '' - ' . - "
Hero (Torn Kaiic4ii.
John HViffman and members of his
section crew were In town Saturday
from Kamelu. Mr. Hoffman says the
new double track 'relay istlmost com
pleted. . The recent weather has been
fine for the construction work.
IndlHiiH Have Threalicr.
The Indian IX-partment uf Wash
ington has purchase'd a new threshing
machine and tractor for the Indians
of the Umatilla reservation. 'The out
fit' ha been received and Mr now
threshing the (train of Jim Harnhart
on Tutiiilla creek. Allen Patawa. Al
bert Mlnthorn, Charley Van Pelt and
1'hlllu Jones will use the machine this
season. These Indians have about 400
acres of grain to thresh. Parsons
Motanlc, who farms several hundred
acres, 'Owns a combine harvester and
has completed hla harvest.
Will Live 111 Jeeat'r.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. KnK and family
who have been residents of Helix for
some time, will leave soon for Krce
water. They will make their future
home there.
Comimnlcs to ltcort.
Companies A and C and the staff
officers of the Umatilla County Guard
are requested to report this evening; at
7 o'clock at the carnival grounds.
Clothes
Economy
For clothes to give you the longest
service and true economy, the fabrics
must be good. In BOND CLOTHES
they are the best and the tailoring guar
anteed. ' J
Such clothes look much better, last so
much longer, and need not be replaced i
m often. Therefore BOND CLOTHES
are by all means the best values the
most saving in the long run, the most
satisfactory.
BOND CLOTHES
$20.00 to $40.00
The utmost in value
BOND BROS.
lViidletons' heading Clntlilcra,
HELEN A. ' ' " r
Meet me tonight at eight o'clock at the
entrance to the Carnival, I have some good
news to tell you. After we take in the Car
nival we'll go down to The Kopper Kettel
and have one of thfeir fountain specials,
they're always so good and satisfying.
J " . JACK.
Scratch Food and Corn
Received Today
, Also Poultry Mash and Other Poultry Food,
BLYDENSTEIN & CO.
Telephone 331 -; .; 1300 W. Alta SI.
? we absolutely: guAntee
The Vrigfit Auxiliary Transmission
We invite all Ford owners to call and investi
gate this transmission- which gices the Ford two
additional speeds; an intermediate and an extra
low (or extra high gear optional). Let us put it
on your Ford. Use it ten days, and if you are not
absolutely satisfied, bring it back and wcnvill re
move it free of charge. It won't cost you a cent
to try it ten days. We feel certain a trial means'
a sale, otherwise we could not afford to make
such an offer.
Ir, Hay lor Leave.
Dr. D. It. Haylor, who has, been cm-
ployed for 'some time as an optician
In Sawtelle's jewelry store, left yes
terday for Portland, to Join Mrs. Hay
lor who left some time ao. They will
imako their future home there.
,ll'llotnMk: Dance in Kunf.s.
' The military ball slven Saturday
night at Pilot Itock by the members I
iofCompany D, of the Umatilla County
(Juard was a decided success, say Pen
dleton people. -who attended. (Several
'auto parties went to, the affair from
neighboring luwna
ill Visit Here.
W. M. Mason arrived yesterday
rem Hremerlon to upend a few das
here visiting relatives and friends, He
is in the navy uniform and is in the
service as a member of the radio
corps.
lU'tnriiH fmm Trailing Camp.
James. Johns Jr. returned yester
day from Kugcne, where he attended
the University of Oregon summer
training camp. He find Mrs. Johns
i left In the V afternoon for a trip to
Knokane. Mr. Johns expects to leave
Vsoon for officers' traniny camp at
Jt'ump Pike, Arkansas-
(iols SllMir live lnis.
Charles. Dennett, an Indian, being
short the $5 fine, started this morn
ing on a five days' jail sentence In
the city Jail. He was arrested on a
! drunk charge. having Imbibed tool
freely on what tho police call a blend j
of bitters and extracts. It is said til
lie a combination with a kick ;o shame
a mule. j
Will filve Information.
, .The Home Service section of th"
V.vti Cross, with offices on the second
floor of the Federal building, received
'notification today from headiurte:s
to be ready to give Information con
ferring the non-arrival or lessening in
'amount of checks sent to? relatives of
fighting men. The notification urged
thai such relatives use the Home Ser
vice bureau to save confusion.
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Another cusT- of III Iters and Kxtract
Sampson of old, after his haircut,
had nothing on Sampson, the Indian,
l who was hauled to the city lockup in
1 . i. l... ehlaf
tt. liuvh jrwriuaj lit' n
of Police llonerts, when It comes to
loss of physical strength. The Indian
had matched 'hla strength against a
decoction of "extracts." a fe v drinks
of which rendered him helpless. In
police court this morning he heara
those favorite words of Judpe Fitz
gerald's. "$10 or five days rr. Jail."
He has made his start on thd latter.
Does
YOUR
Back
Ache?
NEARLY everybody suffers
from kidney discs- .1 some timo
or other. One may think he per
fectly well and even force himself to ay
he it "all right," but bis tired movement
.ad languid expresion tell more plainly
than word that he u in aa unhealthlul
condition.
Backache is a symptom of weaK
ditordercd kidneys. Rheumatic pains,
stiff joint,, .ore imuclS. arc others Ihuo
vmptoms indicate that the kidneys and
bladder need help o do the work of tiltcrin(5
and catling out from the system poison,
ad waste products that catue trouble.-
iv. quirk and permanent relief in kidney
... k i i . i . ,mklM that have not reached
chronic or advanced stage. They top
bladder irreguiariiics, nmgunu v
neya aad ton. up the liver.
Paul Darkow, Stewart, Minn.,
write: "Two years .go 1 hsd a pain In my
back m severe that I could not walk. I
thought it win kidney trouble. I bought a
50-ceot bottle of Foley Kidney Pill and
after taking .bout half the bottle was
completely cured. I hava had no recur
rence of th. trouble."
If you have any cause to suspect
that your kidneys need help, you will
mske no miit.ke in Inking Foley
'Kidney FilU. In iOc nd $1.00 bottle
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For a ffli
MY TAXIS AltK ALI4 XKW
All IJcensed Drlvers.
MY ROOKS AltK
20 ItlOKS ltlt
Service at all hours.
WM. GOEDECKE
Happy !. tiaar Storp.
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M Irk iy iL"
Is by far the best we have ever attempted before. A visit to every section will prove it to yoir and en
thuse you with the spirit of Autumn. Although present day conditions have greatly increased the cuiii
culty to secure merchandise our store exhibits new arrivals in every department, and will. De iouna
equal to the most exacting requirements, for, anticipating present conditions, this store foresaw tneaa
' vantage of going to the markets unusually early. Our purchases were made at a time.wnen PPce r
much lower than at present; therefore, prices at which our Fall and Winter merchandise will be oltereti
to you, represent substantial savings. " ' ; I j s . .. ; i , . : i : .
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FALL DRESS GOODS
A comprehensive showing of these new Fall wool
ens, f eatiuring the latest weaves and colorings, of
such textures as French Serge, Satin Prunella, Suit-
Ing Seizes, Broadcloth; Ottoman, Jersey," Mixtures,
., Plaids, Stripes, etc. Let us help you plan your dress
or suit. Priced right. .
FIRST SHOWING
NEW FALL SHOES
The country's best' makes.
Smaltz-Goodwin shoes for wo
men in field mouse, steel grey,
brown, ivory, light .'grey, black.;
Shoes of quality. So certain
are we that. purs, are shoes of
quality, that we guarantee you
absolute satisfaction. ,
- We make them good.
A Notable Offering in New
Lhcc I5oots
Steel Grev Kid Boots ... S9.00
Brown Kid Boots ...... $8.50
- All kid, welt soles, 9 inch
tops, medium, solid dress heels.
Grey Kid Vamp with cork
screw top to match, welt sole,
military heel, new . . . -. $7.50
New Oxfords and New Over
paters. For fall, oxfords and new
overgaiters in fawn, taupe,
pearl gray, the latest in style
and quality.
Overgaitors $2.50
New in Men's Shoes
"The Stratford" $7.00 to $8.50
The Florsheim $8.50 to $11.00
YOUTH'S AND EOYS'
P Cogan & Son Quality Shoes in all widths, A, B,
C D. "Walton" Shoes for boys', all solid school shoes.
'With increase in cost of shoes to you we give you
our guarantee of entire satisfaction. Remember, we
make them good. We give you the best shoes pos
sible to buv for the price, and stand back of them.
At a price vou can afford to pay. Our line is always
complete. 'Note these famous brands of MADE-IN-OPJ:GON
goods:
The Vanguard of tile Autumn Easliiona
Proved the main feature of interest in the departments devoted to. the apparel
ing of women and misses. Every bit as charming as in other seasons, yet quite
with the conserving spirit of the times, are the smartly , tailored suits, the be
coming gowTis, the dainty blouses and modish . coats. Everything is. new,
everything is different, and everything; is atiracuveiy pneeu.
COATING
Now is the time to purchase ths.t Coat Length,
while the assortment is complete. Some are in exclu-
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sive lengths too. Utierea in colors, oi orown, green,
burgundy, reindeer, tan, navy, eta The yard $4.0,0
to $7.50. , . . . .
. . GEUKuLlTU '
A ifi inrh Georgette heaw weight and a fabric
that- rrivps the wear, offered in all shades. Makes no
difference, we can match anything. Yard. . $2.00
Pnr 'waists and dresses that fritfe excellent wear:
40 inches wide, offered in street and evening wear.
The vard $1.59 to $2.00
NEW FRINGES, NEW TASSELS, NEW-BRAIDS,
' UAINDS, DKUt nuiiu.ua irM uuhw.w.
: These will feature trimmings foir the new:' fall
styles.'. Our assortment is complete in just what you
want. See them.
ALEXANDERS ARE BOMBARDING ALL PENDIHOM
With High-Grade Groceries
Oleomargarine You'll like it for table use and for
cooking.
Carnation Milk Guaranteed to contain no sub
stance but fresh, pure, sweet milk.
Gold eh Rod Cereals A complete line; none better.
Macaroni The most palatable and substantial
food article on the market.
Albers Cereals Made from choice grains, ground
to uniform powder.
Blydenstein's Cereals We especially recommend
these for their quality.
Pasha Vey A cleaning compound, specially made
for rugs and carpets, but raa be used on the most
delicate silks.
Two Phones 523-526
PENDLETON'S LEADING GROCERS
A safe place to) trade.
ItojV and t-lrls
A. Clmil'bell,
slructor for bo
Club Work.
field niannser or In
s' and Bills" club work.
in Vmatilla county, will d.-vi teS.p
teuibor to l his part of the educational
work of the county. Ttu-re seema to
be a sro.il lack or Interest in this
work iiiiii'itu the boys ml atrls of
I nmlilla r. u.-ltv. t'ut of a t..t:il of 1J
'enrolled in the rluh .nk la-t vear but
one has rei-orled so ;ir to W. K. Oreen
'county schoul Fuperintemlrnt. This
iwas ita WattenburMT of Kch i,
'who has coiuplr-ted her work in serv
'hie; food irearation. but there insiv be
a number of others rcrortinir before
tho close of the ear for this work '
next month. Sir. tireen says that to
itet tlie best results frm this depart- (
ment of -work with the bo s and girls j
there must 1h sonic kind of a follow up t
s"teni. otherwise the children lose in-
tcrest in their work. '
All Trarpfi of Srrnfulft
Cleansed from tho Blood'
Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out.
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aUonal Ijrasito.
t'hicaao Huston 3-1.
St. U.nls rhilailelphia -l.
t'lncinimli S-S. ItrookKn 1-1.
American Ias;i:e.
Washington S, St. Louis 1.
' If there is any trace pf Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, ycu
cannot enjoy the full physical devel
i oprocat that a healthy body is ca
i pable of until your blood has been
i thoroughly cleansed and purineU ti
: all tracer of impure matter.
S. S. S the wonderful old rurely
; vegetable blood remedy, has no cquiil
for remo.-uir ths lat.t tr.c ct Scrof
ula and other blood taints. aaX thcrv -U
no case that it doe; not promptly
reach. S. S. S. n iil thoroughly cltanw
tnd remove evtry ili-ea.. e: m that
HfesU the Lltx. i and r'v ' hw
1 f. and vicor. H i tuli by ail tlru
(rists and you ft-j.i'J g( ' a bottle and
V-eirin its use to-day. Write a com
plete history ef your case. .M yet
ran oNtarJi r ne-t medical adle trm
by addreins; Mcdi-al Pirectjr, &
Hwilt laboratory, Atlaota, Oa.