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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, ORGEON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1918.
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The Fighting'
lias Stopped
but our boys are still "over there." Don't
desert them 1
Now is the time to show our apprecia
tion of their having fought for us by seeing
that they are well cared for while so far
from home. ,
GIVE LIBERALLY TO THE 'UNITED
WAR. WORK.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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IT Villi CO DOWN IN HISTORY
that the American boys, everyone of
them under great leadership with the
splendid backing of the people at home; ;
turned the tide of battle and into com
plete victory.
This will mark the beginning of the
greatest era of reconstruction and up
building and consequent ,; prosperity;
the same lads who routed the enemy
will tackle that job and make more his
tory. Bank with a strong, progressive
and liberal institution.
TinCiUHlBffl
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in
Eastern Oregon
Remember the United War Work
campaign opens today. J Give in grati
tude. ! ' V ..y rl
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When Ordering From Your Grocer.
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EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
Memorial Service Held
For John Lewis Casteel
(East Oregon Ian Special.) '
I'klah, Nov. 8. Memorial services
were held n I'klah Thursday, Nov.
7 In honor of John Lewis Casteel, the
first one of the I'klah boys who has
fallen In action In France. r Many
People from o.ll over Camas Prairie
attended the services which were con
ducted by Hev. Herbert, Mrs. Herhert
and Mrs. Iturance, each rend a short
Poem, and Mrs. J- f. Kirk sang
Heautlful Tsle. In a very impressive
manner. Mrs. CasteeH and family
wish to-express through the columns
'of this. paper their appreciation to all
their friends, who have showed bo
much sympathy to them In their sad
bereavement. V'
C. S. Stuart, lineman, was In town
Friday repairing telephone lines. ,
Mrs. Sinclair of Bridge, creek. Is In
town for a few days, visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Abe Martin.
Harry Dopew and Charley ninlos
of Ritter, were In town Tuesday night
transacting; business. Mr. Depew
brought his daughter, Mabel, back for
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore have
sold 160 acres of land one mile north
of town to Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Lorenx.
Sirs. Ed Bhehm of Alba was in
town Wednesday on business.
Snnford Chilson of Bridge creek
was in town Friday on business.
Elmer Hlnton of Range came over
last week to attend sschool here dur
ing the winter. He is staying with
his aunt. Mrs- Mary Feterson. at the
Uklah Hotel. . . ' '
Mr. Hugo Xjent. who has been 111
with typhoid fever for the last
month, has usffered a relapse and Dr.
De' Vanl was called ttguin Friday.
Levi Eldridge is . having the GilH
lnnd lots fenced Tor hia-siage horses.
' Clarence Daley was called to Pen
dleton Thursday for the examination
for war service.
William Meengs was a business vis
itor In Ukiah Thursday from Bridge
creek.
Harry Huston is delivering wood for
the telephone company.
With the cold nights the ground is
beginning to freeze a little.
There are no influenza cases In or
around Uklah. or no other sickness,
except Mr. Lent who has typhoid fe
ver. '
Mrs. Ben Colvin was In ITkiah Fri
day night on her way to Pendleton
Misses Ruth and Pearl Dowd returned
to school at McMinnvllle lant week.
. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl Brutch
er. Sunday, November S. at Walla
Walla, a son.
Tom Dlgglns is seeding some rye
On his Basket mountain farm this
fall to see If It will be a profitable
crop up here on the mountains.
Albert and Ray Gould are loading
a car of potatoes today to ship.
Fred , Hutzell died In Pasco Nov,
S with Spanish influents..-. His wife
Is very 111 with It. Mrs. Hutsetl's sis
ter and her husband. Mr. and Mrs.
George Berry are both in the hospital
with It.
Mr. Hutzell and Mr. Berry were
employed at the Blue Mt. sawmill this
summer. :When the mill finished Its
season's run they went to Pasco to
work on the O. R. A N. R. It-
Rimer , Ferguson haa the measles
and Is setting alon gas well as could
be expected, he says in. a letter from
Camp Lewis to his mother.
Tess Ferguson returned from Ad
ams Wednesday.
Mrs. McCarty's brother. county
clerk of Canyon City, Ore., Is serious
ly III with Spanish influenza.
Mn and Mrs. Oscar Oague of Had
ley Station, near Walla Walla, are
visiting Mrs. Dague's sister, Mrs. John
Wroe.
The potatoes are almost all dug on
the mountain. The snow Is down to
the Tamarack school house. Has
been around the mill for several days.
Tom McCarty has had bbad luck
with his Bulck. . Tuesday evening
they went visiting and when Jthey
were ready to go home, the car
wouldn't go, the gearing was stripped
and torn nut and Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Carty walked home In the mud and
rain at 11 o'clock. -
Mr. Compton still has the grippe
but the rest of( th family have re
covered.
Fred Hiitzel of. Weston ..' ,
. .Victim of Influenza
fKas Oregontnn SperfaliX ,,'
WESTON MOUNTAIN, Nov. 11.
Ceding Events i;;..r ,i;V(i
, Cast Tb:r S'isdswi
Prepare Vow to Withstand ilia CrW
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Do not anticipate with a shuddering dread
the beautiful event of childbirth. You can
stroid discomfort during the period and
strain at the crisis by preparing yew system
end patting yourself in splendid condition
to meet the time.
For Just Uiis purpose women all OTer the
tend, in every -walk of life, bare used for
oyer half a century the time-honored and
famous reiredy. Mother's Friend. It is pre-
Eared to give the mother-to-be that direct
elp she needs. The muscles, nerves, ten
dons sad cords are made and kept soft and
elastic. Thus strain is avoided, and as a
result lif rvousncss, nausea, beariaf-dowa
and stretching pains are avoided.
The abdominal muscles expand easily and
srentlf when baby is born. Naturally, pain
Im less and the hours are fewer. The system
Is prepared and the crisis la one of much
less danger.
Write the Bradfleld Regulator Company,
Dept. M, Lamar Building;. Atlanta, Georgia,
for their lelpful Motherhood Book, and ob
tain a bottle of Mother's Friend from the
droseitt today. It is Just as standard as
su-iythinr you caa think of.
And remember, there is nothing to take
the place of MOTHER'S FRIEND,
Sale of German Made
Toys Halted by Women
NEW TORK. Nov. 11. Mrs. Oliver
Cromwell Field, president of the Am
erican Relief Legion; led a delegation
of women to a shop on Eighth avenue
this week when she heard that col
ored "sticker" pictures, a top for chil
dren, which had been made In Ger
many, were being sold there. ,
The woman who owns the shop,
Mrs. Lena Herbson. became very
much disturbed when she was told
by Mrs. Field, that the women, ot
AmertatlRtiuld,not stand for the sale
of anything that Had heen made by
the hands of Germans, blood-stained
with the murders of Belgian children.
Mrs. Herbson said that she: i had
bought th'eni from a' m who' said
that his' name was August King, a.
general, buyer and -that 'she did not
.-see the German mark on them. -
Mrs. Herhson, who. with her hus
band, came' from' ' Russia twenty-
three years ago. handed over all of
the sheets which were unsold -abou
450 and refused to take any money
for them, saying that she was glad to
get rid of them. She gladly accepted
one of the signs reading. "We- WIU
Not Sell German Goods." which the
Legion has had printed, and hung it
lu the window of her small snnp.
TROOPS MAY AID
RECONSTRUCTION
NEW YORK. Nov.' 9. France, aft
er the war. wi llexpect help from the
United states In the form of labor,
money, materials and ships, said An
dro Tardieu. French high commis
sioner, today.
Tardieu said he hoped the Amen
can troops would relieve the labor
situation. He suggested that Ameri
can technical units would be able to
help restore devastated France while
awaiting transportation home.
This nation haa Just bought an ad
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The ' Great Day
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"OLD GLORY
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the; Land ot the.
Free and the
Home ,of 1 -the
Brave."
Tuesday, Wednesday
! ahd Thursday !
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