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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. ORGEON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, IMS.
EIGHT PAGES
Tension Relaxed
The business men are more confi
dent than ever, they feel that the Allies
have the war situation well in hand,
and thus the greatest tension is relaxed.
Still they are keen, business affairs are
unstable and subject to daily, often
hourly changes, and the near future
Jiay have in store many unforeseen
conditions. .
It is then, more than ever, that you
want back of you a real strong bank,
helpful in your business affairs, like
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 1
Pendleton, Oregon .'
"Strongest Bank in
Eastern Oregon" , y
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
Hood River
APPLE ; CIDER
: Direct From Hood River. !' i;
J Sweet Pure Sparkling, quart ......... 20c
Jonathan Apples, box ."I . 1 . . . $2.50
Ranch Butter, 2 pound full weight roll $1.25
Cabbage, best grade, solid heads, lb. ... 3c
Ranch Eggs, dozen . 70c
Cooking Eggs, dozen 50c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUAUTYjM .t.tt! - i
Two Phones 28 3 " 823 Main St
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EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
EMERGENCY
MEDICINES
From
THE PENDLETON
DRUG CO."
During Closing - Hours
Piione$4..
This store has : four
residence phones con
nected with store. -.
464 will get one of
them for you in - emer
gencies during closing
hours.
The Pendleton
Drug Co.
i Prescriptions
Or Other jj
I Emefgehcy -Drugs
5 may be had after 6:30
4 P. M. by calling' resi- 4
l dence phones 5
Pilot Rock Man Gassed
Somewhere in France
S
(East Oregonlan Special.) -PILOT
ROCK, Nov. 7. Mrs. H.'H.
McReynolds has received a letter from
her son Sidney, who fs somewhere
in France. He has been Passed and
la In base hospital No. 8. , He is with
the engineers.
. Election day made Pilot Kock i
busy place. The voting: was timiRi.fi I
ly heavy this year. On account of the
1i fellows hall oeintr used for the
high school, the church v. as used as
a voting place for one precinct.
An elaborate embroidered satin pil
low top Is on display in the windows
of Ca steel & Stanley this week. The
l iliow was sent from France by Lo-jIs
Beck to his sister. Mrs. Fred Groves.
Maud Runyan has accepted a posl
tlon at the Pilot Rock Mercantile Co.
as bookkeeper and dry sn-jris clerk.
Biard Gilllland was a. visitor here
Tuesday.
Frank Jones was in from hip ranch
Tuesday.
.A new supply of swea'er yarn has
arrived at Red Cross h end " a. ft era
and Is ready for dlstrihutln. A sup
ply has been left at the drui? store in
case the work rooms ate closed.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Melton were In
tf.wn Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Dick was in from her
ranch on east Birch creek Tuesday.
A' pattern gauze mask has been re
ceived here with full directions foi
MJ.B.Coffee
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t Tallman & Co. yz&
. Leading IJruBglHta. j ' i-' Z
DENTISTRY
Dr. David Bennett Hill
Dr. Tom O. Bailey
(add Building, Pendleton, Oracon.
YOUR LIBERTY BOj
Will Buy a Good
Serviceable
u
AT THE
Pendleton Auto
Established 1907
Co.
Best Coffee
s ' at any price
You can make more cups
of good coffee with less
M. J. B. than with any
other coffee.
Ground just right to make
the best cup of coffee. , -
Blended from the finest
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changes.
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
. strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
Every Can Guaranteed
making. , Gauze belonging to the lied
Cres will be used If It becomes nece
sary to wear the masks here.
r. and Mrs. Oliver Knotts were here
Tuesday.
Eldon Hutchinson has purchased a
grafonola from M. D- Orange.
The high school seniors wll lencer
taln the freshmen Wednesday evening
at the high school. The geusts- are
all requested to come dressed as small
chidren. . ' '-' " '
Mr. and Mrs. Alt)ert dilliam were
here Tuesday. , . . , , ,'
The state industrial accident xonv
missloner paid the ,Hond Auto o, a
tiuslness visit Tuesday. .; , .,,
Alfred1 Smith was transacting J.usl-
ness hero Tuesday fe'i- !-J itrj
Mrs. Walton tfoork, who has been
quit, 111 of pneumonia at the home of
her mother Is much linporoved at thlB
The sixtli, ' seventh ' and ' eighth
grade pupils will have a party In the
church basement' "Wednesday evening.
Lon Knotts took a train ' load of
sheep to Boise. Idaho, last week nnd
returned Sunday. While, In, Boise Mr.
Knotts had the tieasure of vlsitins with
Mr.- and Mrs. Newman Cottrell. who
were formerly residents of this place.
Win. Shull has returned from Port
land where he has been visiting his
sister. . -
Grace Gilliam of Pendleton is 'lilt
ing relatives here this weel;. Miss
Gilliam Is county treasurer.
Frank Bsrd was in from his ranch
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jennings Tvere
here Tuesdas'.
A. G- Bu holts was a visitor here
Tuesday.
Judge T. P. Gilllland served on the
election board Tuesday.
A'. St. Quant of Albee was a visitor
here Monday. T -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price were
here Tuesday. , ,
Mrs.' Paul Gilllland was a visitor
here Tuesday. ;
Mr. and Mrs.-Harry McLaln left
the first, of the week to live on I
ranch near Pendleton. Mrsr , me
l-uln's daughter. Virginia Bradbourn
will attend St. Joseph's academy In
Pendleton. . .
Herbert Rovlen.gr.. was here to
vt-te Tuesdavi -
Art Gill came In from his ranch
Tuesday to serve on the election board
Herbert Rovlen Jr.. was a visitor
here Tuesday.
B. B: Casteel was a business visitor
in Pendleton, Tuesday.
Al Boylen was here Tuesday.
Gene Knotts was a visitor here
Tuesday.
Li. c. Scharpf and Boot Paulis spent
nnday and Tuesday at Blkhorn cabin
They were repairing some damages
caused by a fire there recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chlttenton
have moved Into the- house vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Pear Ttussell.
Pearl Fletcher was' here Tuesday.,
DO
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for
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If you do, you must have clothes that will withstand the hardest kind of ser
vice. We have them and the best that can be had for the smallest amount of
money. Try us, and find out for yourself whether or not we can and do un
dersell all others. - ,
Sim's Heavy Dib Overalls SI. 89
Men's Striped Overalls , f 1.4V
Roys' llltie Overalls sc $1.25, $1.40
'Men's Fustian Pants $2.83
Men's Khaki Pauls .: 1.4ft '
' Men's Cotton Flannel bhlrts - $1.4!)
.Men's Flannel Shirts.
Men's Work Gloves . .
Men's Stag Shirts . .
' We are author
tacd govern
ment agents
for Thrift
Stamp Slap
the Kaiser
with one.
... $1.08, $3.19, 2.0H
St, $1.25, $l.4, $l.0H
.... $0.50, $8.50, $0.00
Men's Black Sateen Shirts ............... $1.25
Men's Canvas Gloves ...... 10c, 2 for vl&o, liio
Men's leather Faced Gloves 2(So
.Men's Work Mittens 08c, $1.35, $.4H
Men's Winter Caps 00, 7v C $1.4$
Men's Jersey Sweaters. $2.40, $:i.8H, $ l.fto
Men's' Work Shoes. :,, fi.VH. $3.S0, $3.00 to MB.H0
, Voo
Men's Work Socks, a fog
Men's Heovy Wool tiocks
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-The beat
Uncle you ever
had i telling
you; put W.
8. B. In his .
'Scran Book"
letters received from farmers through
out the state.
'The fear that vetch aphis and
other plant lice will be serious next
year Is not justified by present Indi
cations, Professor Lovett replies.
These plant enemies have met with se
rious reverses and the chance of a
hat aphis yeaf next season Is extreme
ly .slight. f ".r.. t ,.. , -
Telephone Itatcs Jump.
OLYMPIA. Wash., Nov. 7. Tele
phone rate Increases running, from 25
cents a month to 11125 were tiled with
the public service commission1 today,
to,, becottt1 ef WotlVe Novhbe .1. The
increase is Wated - to be ' necessary in
ordep. to Brant increases to all tele
phone -employes,- to e dated from Oc
tober IB ,on business lines. Spokane
Is raised from 6 to J8-25; Seattle
from $7.50 to $17.75; Tacoma from IS
to $7.25.
Increases on residence telephones
run generally from 25 cents monthly
to 1.
Wire Service Criticised.
MARSITFIELD. Or., Nov. 7. West.
ern Union Telegraph business on Coos
Bay Is under criticism, complaint
having been entered by the Marshfield
Chamber of Commerce to the authori
ties at Washington. The telegraph
service bus; been Kery uncertain and
aggravating delays ' have toeen reported.-
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IVy of I Charged With Murder.
TACOMA. Wash., ,Nov. 7. Walter
LcRoV HoDklns idled - today from
wounds received when he waa fired
upon' by a crowd of Halloween rois
ters about he home of a frlenu.
Frank Sowders, age 15. Is charged
with first degree murder. Hopkln
was visiting at the home of friends
when a crowd of, boys became annoy
rng before the house. He stepped to
the rorenJto remnostrate when a snot
was fh-ed which struck him In the
titrnfarh nerforating the intestines!
Sowders was accused py other boys In
the gang of having fired the shot.
SIMPLIFY PROCESS
TO OBTAIN OFFICERS
branch of the General Stuff and thnt
district headquarters have been es
tablished In thirteen principal cities
to .which applications can be made
Separate recruiting endeavors of In
dividual staff corps are discontinued.
; Announcement will be made from
the Washington headquarters of the
recruiting section of the personnel
brihich of'needs for officers.- If the
civilian thinks he has the necessary
qualifications,' he will communicate
with the nearest district headquarters
and an application will be sent to
him. Later he will be examined.
Eat plenty wisely, without waste-
Food Administration.
Relief from Eczema
' Don't worry about eczema or' other
skin troubles. You can have a clear.
neaiuiy sKin oy using a ntue semo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle at $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples, black
heads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains
nothing. It Is easily applied and costs a
mere trifle for each application. It is
always dependable.
Tb E. W.Ross Co., Cleveland, Q.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronle and Nervous. Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Ray JBlee.
' ' tro Therapeutic.
Temple Hide lloooa 13, liwne 01$
DR. R. .B. ROBBINS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. , Court and
Main Sts.
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OVtmmtMtt and Opctolssi
Byes Bolsotlflosily
xamlasd.
Olasses ground to tit.-
ameiieaa Nation si Bank PsildlnJ.
PsadJetoB. s -
TAXICABf i
PHONE 11
llcmks IS Itliles for $:t.0O
' (j) PARKER TAXI CO.
I , , AH Cars Fumigated.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5. Appll
cants for commissions In staff corps
nd departments of the army need no
longer come or write to Washington
to have their applications acted upon.
Gen. March, chief of staff, announc
ed today that the procurement of of
ficers for all branches of the army
has been centralized In the personnel
OYEfl THE NORTHWEST
Iraft Evade Is shunned.
JUNEAU, Nov. -7. Foreigners In
Alaska 'v'ho .surrender their .first citr-;
zc-nshfp i,aiers to escape the draft'
are considered men without a conn
try. One recently arrived here from
Southwestern Alaska .wearing a yel
low ribbon indignant citizens hud
pinned on him.
According to reports received from
Anchorage and Cordova, this man, of
a neutral country, was working on
the United states government railroad.
He gave up his papers and was so
shunned hy hht fellows that he left
his work, 72 miles from Anchorage,
and walked In. ,
SAYS HOT WATER -WASHES
POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In It,
before breakfast. m
Vetch Aphis Is Cli-ked.
fiRKODN AGRICULTURAL, COU
LBtlH, I'orvallls. Nov. 7. "I have
Plenty of vetch seet, but think I'll not
sow It tills year because the. vetch
aphis are so bad." writes n Oregon
farmer to Professor A- 1 I-ovett. en
i"iii'l(Ki't of the experiment statsyt-
This sentiment is reflected In erores tif lout, , ,
To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver wash
ed clean, almost every morning, to
prevent Its sponge-like pores from
cloggng with Indigestible material
sour bile and poisonous toxins, says
a noted physician.
If you get headaches, it's your liver.
If you catch cold easily. It's your liv
er. If you wake up with a bad taste,
ffrrosl tongue, nasty breath or stom
ach becomes rancid, It's your liver.
Fallow skin, 'muddy complexion, wa
tery eyes all denote liver uncleanll
ness. 'Your liver Is the most Import
ant, also the most abused and neg
lected organ of the body." Few know
Its function' Yn1 how to' release the
dummed-up body waste, bile and tox
ins. Most folks resort to violent calo
mel, which is a dangerous, salivating
chemical wh,lch can only be used oc
casipnally because It accumulates In
the tissues, also attacks the bones.
Kvery man and woman, sick or well,
should drink each morning before
breakfast, a glass of hot water with
teaapoonful of limestone phosphate
In It. to wash from the liver and bow
els tho previous day's Indigestible ma
terial, the poisons, sour bile and tox
ins: thus cleansing, sweetening and
freshening the entire alimentary ca
nal before putting more looa no mm
stomach.
Limestone bhosphate does not re
strict the diet like calomel, because It
can not salivate, for It Is harmless
and you can cat anything afterwards.
It is Inexpensive and almost tasteless,
and any pharmacist will sell you a
quarter pound, which Is sufficient for
a demonstration of how hot water j
and limestone phosphate cleans, stlm- iS
ultfes and freshen the liver, keep- a
'm,
Do not liu'rn fioal ill t5efi fire''plac'eS.' "tlncty'
-per cent of the jieat escapes thru the chimney.
' BURN WOOD in : the fireplace. BURN
WOOD in the FURNACE UNTIL COLD WEA-"
THER.
In using cooking ranges keep the fire pot full,
even with the top of the oven.
Use the check damper in the stove pipe; when
baking use the oven to full capacity.
When finished baking close all front drafts,
open the check-draft damper in the pipe and re?
move one of the lids over the oven two or three
inches. '
. Thone 178
WOOD TO BURN'
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Phone 178
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THE ECONOMY CAR
The Buick is the proven car of Umatilla '
County.
Why do you see fso many BUICKS on the
street and country roads?
There's a Reason
We can prove to you why the BUICK
should be YOUR CAR.
Oregon Motor Garage
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