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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OIIEGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1013.
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' All of oa are talking a boat democracy. TIM aoldlera wIiom
525.Main St. Free Delivery. Phone C40
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COMOY'S
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New Crop Walnuts and Almonds, 1 lb. 40c
SHASTA TEA
Japan, Gunpowder, English Breakfast and
Ceylon India ., Vi lb. 25c; 1 lb. 50c
Fancy Cookies in bulk, 1 lb. .k 35c
Ginger Snaps in Bulk, 1 lb 20c
Snider' Catsup, bottle .i... 25c
Palace Car Jam, glass 30c
Bob White Soap, 18 bars $1.00
Ivory Soap, 16 bars , $100
Citrus Powder, 2 packages., , ..... . . 55c
Another Diagulae for !foolch"
Twelve carboys of boot! whiskey
hemmt he -tain"!' of 1 arid" r' n
transit to Portland' with men from
the United States marshal's office
awaiting their arrival. At the current
price of bootleg "hootch' the ship
ment Is worth about 400. Robert. H.
WurflehV wllh ' hi under grrest. will
have a hearing before l'nlted States
Commissioner Drake, Friday, In con.
nectlon wllh the carboys.
OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL MEETINGS
Will be held in Pendleton, Ore., in Moose Hall, next
to the Bowman Hotel, beginning Thursday evening,
Dec. 19, 1918, at 8 o'clock and will continue each eve
ning, during the week, at the same hour, until fur
ther notice.
SI'XRAV SERVICES AT 11:00 A. M 3:00 AND 1:00 P. M.
Rev. Thcoilore K. Ileuhe, formerly known as the New England
Evangelist, now District Superintendent of the Northwest District of
the Nazal ene church will have charge of the services, asslsted-by rtev.
Charles Maxon of Walla Walla, and other christian workers.
Miss Carol F. Hccbp, daughter 'nf the evangelist, and sweet Gospel
singer will conduct the Hinging and sing alone In each service; while
Maxtor Gordon Ueehe hi eon will help furniah music wllh cornet.
Mix Alice Muion of Walla Walla will preside at the piano.
A tiKKAT time is pi:ctei
TflMlOBp who enjoy good old fashioned, Methodist Ic Revival meet
ing, straight Gospel preaching burning testimonies fervent pray
ing, and congregational singing of the latent and sweetest Gospel songs
a special Invliutlon is extended to attend these services.
heats art all free einw and bring your friends.
(hrislni&sO
e a Hood Book
A gooii book meet ever? 1eman(l of an appropriate gift. and it Is
equally acceptable to old and young. Such gifts arc treasured Tor a
lifetime and never "lose their fascination. The sentiment conveyed by
the donor Is lusting. We have been fortunate In obtaining a large
number of books on which the copyright has recently expired und
which we are able to sell at .
75c each
OVK.lt THE TOP
THK ISLAND OF SIRPRISE
TIIK 1'MMMKI)
THK MAJOR
MV 1YNR YEARS IN HER-
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THK FIRST WN1)RM
TIIOISAXR
MISSING
THK BLIND MAX'S EVES
TIIK LEOPARD WOMAN
TIIK Hl'HINESS OK LIFE
ItKl.TAXK THK SMITH
1IIS WORLDLY GOODS
TIIK SNOW RCRNF.H
TflR I'NTAMED
HEL TO ANSWER
GEORGE IIKI.M
.IOAN THl ItSHAV
RAINBOW'S KXI
HKART OK TIIK Sl'NSET
THK BARRIER
TIIK HARVESTER
.NAN OK MtKlt MOVXTAIX
flKI'SKY HI" It K K
TIIK COAST OK ARVEITI'RE
AT TIIK FOOT OK TIIK RAIN
BOW TIIK LIGHT OK WESTKHX
STARS
TIIK STORY OK 41 1.1 A PMrK
TIIK St)N OK Tit AK A.N
AXI I07.KXS OK OTHERS. ALSO HVXRRERS OK Til
LATEST II(M)KS
VERY
Face, to Fm-e with Kaiser-
fc.m '.- 2 00
The Winds of Chance $l.r0
Gunner fiepew SI. AO
The Pawns Count, $1,110
wm is West i.4n
A Daughter of the I .and. $1.40
long I.lvc the King SI.IMI
Tang of l ife SI. AO
The Monc)' .Maker $1.50
Marlon St.S.1
The Ill-own House. VI.50
In and Out $1.3.1
Kenny $1.3.1
And many olliers.
Magazines nlsn make excellent sins. Let us Place
your Ktilcr!tioiis. Club rntes.
Thompsons Dry
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Store
Killed In Action. f
Corpora.! 'William V. Saunders, Ba
ker, Oregon. ; ' .
Corporal Joseph V. Stephen, Pilot
Rock.
Private Akel E. BJorklund, Seattle.
Washington.
Private Mllea P. Halfmann, Taco
nia. Washington.
Private William E. Davenport.
Parker, Idaho.
Private Henry Oeorge, Kamlah,
Idaho.
Trlvate Kdward P. McKenna.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Private Newton M. Patterson, Leb
anon, Oregon.
Private John Schrenson, Seattle,
Washington.
DkNI of Wounds.
Corporal Anders C. Schultz, Moro,
Oregon.
Private Henry A. Usltalo, Seattle.
Washington.
Private Arthur Bachman, Troy,
Idaho.
Private Paul A- Lorenz. Grants
Pass. Oregon.
Private Frank K- Tucket, Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
Wounded Severely.
Sergeant Hageman R. Hllty,t)ra
Knrla. Washington. I
Bugler Rtigene H. ftuncey, Mont
tngue, Idaho.
Mechanic Raglnvald -Johnson, Ta
cirna. Washington.
PrKnta William D. Shurtx, Jerome,
Idaho.
Private George ' D. Reld, Preston,
Idaho.
Private Samuel F. Austin, Spokane.
i Washington.
j Private James H- Bell, Ontario, Or-
egon.
I Private Fred I Konkle, Corbett,
j Oregon.
1 Private Carl L. -Moller, Richfield,
j Washington.
j Private Fenton Chase, Buplee,
Oregon.
! Private Hugh McDonald, Rockford.
. Washington.
Private Chester Vandenbtirg, Cot
I tage Grove. Oregon.
! Private Ren Boyd, Pooatello. Ore
. gon.
Private Eugene Bennett. Kelso,
I Washington.
Private Clarence Johnson, Andy.
Washington.
j Private Paul Mat II 1a, Seaside Ore
gon. i Private Io Peckman, Kverett,
I Washington.
1 Private Irving Poulson. Tetonio.
Idaho.
Private Harvey Worthlngton, Port
land, Oregon.
Private Marshall Mead, Newberg,
Oregon.
Lieutenant Rdgar Akers. Seattle.
Washington.
Lieutenant William J. Coyle, Seat
tie, Washington.
Lieutenant Edgar c. Kester, Ever.
ett. Washington.
Lieutenant Doming Bronson, Se
attle. Washington.
Lieutenant Joseph C. Cheney, El-
j lensburg. Washlngtn.
Private Lloyd I). Marker. ciarR
ston. Washington.
Private I-ewls Nichols, Portland,
Oregon.
Private Richard Collins, Seattle.
Washington. ' ,
Private Roy K. Ruffner, Benverton,
Oregon.
Private Francis M. Hill, St. An.
Ihony, Idaho. .
Prlvote Cornelius Rkaurud, Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho.
Private Elwin Huppert, Stayton.
Oregon.
Private Harry G. Roydsten, Lake
view, Oregon.
Private Noah E. Nybert. Klamath.
Falls. Oregon.
Private John T. Bagblonjn, Tacoma,
Wnshinston.
Prlvato Eurl T. Wlnehart, Stosmlah
Washington. .
Private 4hn W. BaBley, Blackfoot.
Idaho.
Prlvatw Forest C Norton, Grand-
view, Washington.
Private John Iverson, Seattle.
Washington.
Mlsetiuc 1st Action.
Turnbull,
Sagle,
Elgin,
Em-
ston, Idaho.
Private Charles
L!ahQ, . ,
Private Soen C. Thompson,
Oregon.
Private Alfred H. Holman,
mett. Idaho. '
Private Victor B- West, Eat Side,
Oregon. .
Private Henry W. Myers, Big Lake,
Washington.
Private Loula F. KiellnS, Itura.
Oregon.
Private Arthur W. Nelson, Port
land, Oregon.
Private Byron Brigham, Kettle
Falls. Washington.
Private Thomas Wrangham, Bur
ley, Idaho.
Private Jesse A. Sevdy, Beeler.
Idaho.
Private Gordon Wilcox. Watervllle,
Washington.
Private Clarence F. Chrlstenson.
Boise, Idaho.
Private Walnard Rilppa, Astoria.
Oregon.
Private Anton Moon, 8pokane.
Washington.
Private Everett R. Prutaman, Wal
la Walla. Washington.
Private Edward Collins, Everett
Washington.
Wounded, Degree I'ndctermlned.
Corporal Charley Sewell, Kirby.
Oregon.
Private John M. Jones, Decatur.
Washington.
Trlvate Otto Olson, Buhl, Idaho.
Private Lewis H. Hordhurst, Pay
ette. Idaho.
Private Alfred H- Mordhurts, Pay
ette, Idaho.
Private Julian Melkerson,
Idaho.
Private John A. Holmes,
Falls. Idaho.
Private Philip W. Ivens,
Idaho.
Private William Kolovtn,
Washington.
Private Fred McKay, Perry
Oregon.
Private Ray A. Nelson, Spokane,
Washington.
Private Hallie L. Pepper, Sclo.
Oregon.
Private Richard Mohr, Spokane.
Washington.
Private Edward Swanson, Seattle.
Washington.
Private William B- Bpeirs.! Tacoma,
Washington.
Private Nicola Llppis, Seattle.
Washington.
Private Andrew F. Mode. Hoauiam,
Washington.
Private Lee R. Caddis, Elma.
Washington.
Private Jess F. Fowler, Hoqulam.
Washington.
Kellog.
Twla
Arco,
Seattle
City.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANT , ADS.
NEW TODAY .
FOR RENT S-room furnished house.
Phone 6S4.
FOR SALE Modern house and four
lots with garage. 225 Jane ,St.
Pendleton. Ore.. S. S. Butler, 111'
Indiana Avenue, Spokane, Wash.
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The Most Popular Christmas Gift 4
IRGE SHIPMENT OF THE LATEST IDEAS IN PYRALIN IVORY
JUST RECEIVED.
IVORY MANI
CURE SETS
IVORY PICTURE
FRAMES
IVORY CLOCKS
IVORY TOILET
SETS
. Separate Pieces of Every Description.
A carefully selected and most beautiful line ' of
pleasing suggestions that will give the greatest joy.
on Christmas day. ' . ,
" DOLLS OF EVERY KIND, SIZE AND PRICE.
SERVING TRAYS
SMOKER'S TRAYS
PERFUMES
SHAVING SETS
NUT BOWLS
ROXED STATION
ERY ,,: ,
IMPORTED JAPANESE BASKETS AND OTHER WARE.
, . . CLUB CARDS AND CHIP SETS.
PHONOGRAPHS . f('
Fine Boxed Candies; Vases; Safety. Razors; Reed and Bamboo Baskets;
Kodaks; Atomizers, in fact everything you would expect to find in a big
city drug store. ,
Have It Laid Away Today. Hotel St. George Building
Economy Drug Company
Make it a point to walk by and see our windows.
Xollee to Klks.
All members of Pendleton LodK
No. 288, B. P. O. Elks, are requetct1
to meet at the lodge room Thursday
afternoon, December 19th. at 4 oV.iock
to march in a body to the depot ac
companied by the hand to meet and
welcome home Brother Roy W. R.t
ner. tsptaln A. R- C. who will arrive
that evening from France. All mem
bers n-ged to bring along a flag. No
restriction as to size. Remember, be
at i he hall on time. By order of toe
xa!ted ruler.
THOS. FITZ GERALD. Sj
1.1 BRITISH SHIPS KREKD.
nAMTlfRG. Dm IS. Fifteen
tented ru-llli-li mercltantnicn
been sent to Kneunud.
In-
havc
Sebring, Mi-
Robertson,
Wash-
Lieutenant Saymond
lan, Washington.
Private Harvey V
Oregon.
Prlvato Ray Mohl. Prosser,
Ington.
Trlvate James M. Baldwin, Elma,
Washington.
Private Roy Reed. Marcola, Oregon.
Private Henry Schwoch, Oregon
City. Oregon.
Private Sam Ventura. Portland. I
Oregon. N
Private David Bailey, Seattle, Wash
ington. Private Robert Speas, Idaho Falls,
tdaho.
j Private Purnell M. Jacobs, Olympla,
I Washington.
Vonnded Slightly
Private Charles A. Logan. Boise.
Idaho.
Private Lewis Masters, Wenatchee,
Washington.
Private Henry Baker, Luclle, Idaho.
!lil of Disease).
Nurse Geneva Robinson, Nampa,
Idaho.
Corporal James E. Gardner, Salem,
Oregon.
Private Christian Moo, Holcomb,
Washington.
Died from Accident and Other Cause
Private Fred J. Iterglund, Tort
land, Oregon.
Wounded Slightly.
Captnln Edmund Forsyth. Wenat
chee. Washington.
Lieutenant Robert D. Leeper. Cneur
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Corporal William R. Waer, Tacoma.
Washington.
Corporal George Kroth. Nlssa, Oregon.
i Private Charles E. Hutchinson.
Rdseburg. Oregon.
Private Elum A. Moore, Spring-
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
F.AT LESS MEAT IF YOr FK.l
RACKACHV. OR HAVE.
inaiiDKR ntorni.K-
Meat forms uric acid which excite.,
and overworks the kidneys In their
efforts to filter it from the system
Regular eaters of meat must flush
the klrinevs occasionally. Ton must
relieve them like you relieve your
! bowels! removing all the acids, waste
and poison, else you feel a dull ntlser
I In the kidney region, sharp pains In
! the back or sick headache, disxlness.
I your stomach sours, tongue is coated
I anil when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine 1
j cloudy, full of sediment: the channels
often get Irritated, obliging you to get
i .... two or three times during the
Inlsht.
To neutralise these irritating arid
and flush off the body's urinous waste
: get about four ounces of Jd Salts
from any pharmacy: take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine and blad
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthln
nnd nan been used for generations to
clean nnd stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder Irritation. Jad Salts
la Inexpensive: harmless, and makes
a delightful effervescent lithiawatet
drink which millions of men and wo
men take now and then thus nvoWlne
serious kltluey and blutltlvr dlnviuva.
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M Gift Mem Easily Soy to.
A Necklace, a Ring, Diamond, Gold Watch,
Jewelry, Silverware or a Playcrphone. ' '
May we help you solve the problem and put you In the
way of doing your Christmas shopping with pleasure, sat
isfaction and economy. We take the liberty of making
a suggestion regarding the best place to do your" shopping
anil earnestly urge you to do it here and AT ONCE. Come
early while the pick is the choicest, avoid the crowd and
make your selections at leisure and in comfort, from a
full and complete assortment.
Our stock is known to comprise high-rlnss Jewelry and
our prices are less than those found in the majority of
high-grade .stores.
FIRST CLASS ENGRAVING.
A FEW SCGGF.STIOXS 1
Diamond Necklace 16.00 In $;S.O
Diamond ami Pearl Rings . SIO to SMM(
Diamond Brooches $in.oo in 3M
Diamond ami Emerald Kin:; KI5.1MI to 1I0
Service Tray l.5 to M.OO
Vanity Ousts l-SO to .VM
Cameo Rings and Rrooeltes v Sl.tm in in.tMt
Diamond Pentliuits . SIO.OO to fllMt
Bracelet Vatoles tl4.ls 1o I5
DiiiliHMiil and Solitaire Ring SIO.OO to SHIM!
Bracelets . , $2.0(1 to $5tl.wl
SIIvit Belts St.OO to .VtK3
Purses 2.JM to $I.VIMI
Link Buttons l.V- to $IO
Chains ssi.nn to $io.no
Iwkils I..H to $I.VtM(
Winches l.! to ft. Ml
Toilet Sets SH.OO toT5.U
I iiilirellas 2.sn to ::.i.no
Scarf Pins 7-V- til S.VI.OO
I'ai'isimi Ivory Sets f2..n to tlH.UO
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The New
Playerphone
$65
TLUl; M U'lllXFS 8.l TO $t.".n l'l.AVK
RECOItDS.
Be Sun and See 1'Iiihii Before IliDlnR.
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