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DAILY EAST EGONIAK, rENDLETON, OREGON, EIONDXY JANUARY 13, 1919. EIGIIT PAGES PAGE EIGHT 8 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 1WE BOOST FOR PfllflON HOME liiDOSIRY We Sell and Recommend Pendleton Pro ducts. In Stock Every Day of the Year at Our Store, GOLDEN WEST BUTTER BLYDENSTEIN'S PRODUCTS HOHBACH'S BREAD OREGON BAKERY BREAD - PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS , PRODUCTS V, i I WALTERS FLOURING MILL. i;; , . 1 PRODUCTS r GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUAUnCY" !5 Two Phones 28 823 Main St i 4 8 I A Bill of Lading is a receipt given by a transportation X Company for goods to be shipped from, one point to another. Such a bill forms the basis of bank credit, and the ship per can make immediate use of this r icredit by drawing a draft for the value ' of the goods and attaching B-L to same. ' In other words, the shipper does not need to wait for returns until the goods have arrived at point of destination, which may be several days, oftentimes several months, as in oversea trips. The American National accepts and collects such exchange and through its wide interstate banking connections valuable service to its customers. M AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton. Oregon ns3 SPECIFY WEST THE l Butter Supreme 11 Order from your grocer ! GOLDEN WEST CREAMERY ft f3Kt!JK!MCli! Our Big Stock of s '7 '"ft ' t Cars Are almost gone. We still have a few good bargains, whL'h i t Must Go Soon CALL AT THE Pendleton Auto Co. Established 1907 meet, ovo, mn, x'va tosw - I'M Prterrr HAR.O HIT i JF ...--.jr or v AKTi YdU'cv. ti5 Pf&STTY HAR HtT.rVCMrH You corie to mo tor Sympathy II You bought" THOi SOND3 uewwsc tmby .R4io an pew , .. .. - EAST OREGONI AN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO. It ft Or Aim f Undersell AH Competition Doesn't it stand, to reason that buying for 197 stores we can buy much cheaper than buying for one store? Not only that. If you could only get at the inner workings of our system you'll find that every item of unnecessary expense in the cost of doing business is done away with. No luxuries are ad ded ia with our prof its. Not here. ' s Men's Good Blue Btlib Overall s a.3 Men's Hlue lrlll ttalonalls .8 Men's Khaki Drill I nlonalls . . . . r .! 'Men's Sew Pat. Back Klinki Drill I'nionalls S.B8 ' Men's Vm M Color Cliamuray whirls,.., He MenV Meroerlserf lllank KKKtu Shins. ... $I.S.1 Men's .hukl IHIII Wiwk Blilrlw... '. . Men'f Cashmere. Sox (.'.......... 4lki UkhI Heavy putinKs t 2lo JlolM) Muslin Good Heavy Cheviot 81ilrtlnR Now, S6-ln; Cotton rhailles New Fancy Plaid MliuchainM . . , Ktmoiia 'riM'iiUmi t'reiws ..,, New Sllki Pollns; per .Vnrcl l . i. ........ Slo aso ........ 2o , iVJc aud 8So aso 3 t l x t 1 1 It 51 i't 1 ' imhv IUunkm Muilo by I'enilleton Woolen Mini .tO-:'.'h'.i 3 Salt jonr money down, buy Thrift Stamps. W . tre authorised sgenta. , Incorporated irw.v-- " Chclo Baffl " : oeuds you 4 support mora than ever. Buy more W. U. 8. Think of the boys over there who are giving their all. - Hi ill iiliililllii!im..1iit,LH' HONOR ROLL Meacham School Opens After Flu Epidemic (East Oregonian Speelal.) MEACHAM. Jan. 13. School i opened here this morning. Jesse Freeman went to Pendleton Tuesday on business. Jack Dockweller returned from 1 Grande yesterday where he had been for a few days with friends. K. R. Moore Is confined to- the house on account of sickness. Mr. and' Mrs. Moore recently moved In to town from their ranch west of here.. J. r. Casev left for Portland TueS' day where he will be for some time looking- after business concerning his mill- B. Parlett was here this week look' Inr over the express business. Robert Fagan was here this week from Gibbon attending to business af fairs. A number of ladles who have not been able to sew at the' Red Cross here have been doing knitting. They are Mrs. Ben Marlln, Mrs. Ed Welch. Mrs. Mart Booth and Mrs. Helen MRS. SANFORD'S MESSAGE TO WORKING WOMEN Laurel, Miss. " Eight years ago I WW suffering with pains and weakness causea oy b iemwe trouble. I had head aches, chills and fe vers, and wasunaDie to do my work part of the tune. , Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound was recommended to me and I took twelve bottles of it, and my health has been good ever since. ' I am able to run the ma chine and do dress making besides my housework. You are at liberty to publish my letter if it will help some poor suffering. woman." Mrs. J. C. SANFORD, 1237 Second Ave., Laurel, Miss. ' Thousands of women drag along from day to day in just such a miserable con dition as was Mrs. Sanford, or suffering from displacements, irregularities, in flammation, ulceration, backache, ide ache, headache, nervousness, or "the blues." Such women should profit by Mrs. Ssnford's experience and try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and find relief from their sufferings as she did. For special suggestions in regard to your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Msss. Theresultof their long experience is at your service. PiEPimiillUI Booth. Mrs. Marlln is an old time knitter and has made a great many pairs of socks, also sweaters for this branch. The other ladies are only students at this work, but neverthe less, -are earnestly trying to do their share by finishing up the wool on hand' here. Mrs. Helen Booth of 1a Grande. who has been staying for some time with her son. Mart Booth, here left this morning for Milton where she wilt visit for some time with her daugh ter. Mrs. Harry Smith of La Grande, Is here visiting at the home of -Mrs. Dan Granger. . Mr. Jack Dockweiler went to Ka mela Saturduy to attend the dance there. ( ' Miss Florence Stanfield and Miss Jessie Ashfty of Huron, went to Ka mela Saturday evening to take in the dance. . ; ' , William "Chelm returned from Pen dleton Friday evening where he had been on business. Miss Bessie Hale and Miss Ashby visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fu git at Kamela Friday. H. A. Beck, Helix, Is Again on Duty (East Oregonian Special.) HELjIX, Jan. 13. JI. A. Beck, Northern Pacific agenC and operator, U again on duty, after a siege with influenza. The L. D Clark home Is the only one with influenza In Helix.. There are eight cases there. B. if- Garrett of Texas, reached He lix Saturday with hl three mother-1 lens children, the youngest 10 j monthH. Alt the members of the S. I Garrett family now living in or j near Helix, except Jonathan in serv ice in Hlheria, and Walter in France, j Mrs. It. J. English has returned to , her home In Kieth, accompanied by) her daughter, Mrs. E E. Eheler and! three children. j Mrs. Harriet Oreer of Weston. is visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Minnie Walker, east of town. j,. j Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Orover Were Saturday visitors here. Mrs. W. E- Ruther is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Carlston at Adams. ' ' Lysle Hoy n ton of Cold Spring, was' in town Sunday. j Mrs. Bishop will leave In a few days, for her home at Lebanon, W. E. Uuther was a Wullula visitor Saturday. CECIL COSPER : PlllLIC ATOTJNTAVT ' IXCOMK TAX ADVISER M Main Ktrect Pendleton, Oregon TAXICABf PHONE f I looks 23 Itiiles rr 2.50 PAHKfc.lt TAXI CO. Wby Pay More. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Plssasss and trtimm of Women. X-Bajr Blso tre Therapeutic. !BSBpls BM. Kooaa iX ItMM ! THE FUNNY BONE Mlllinerr I know that hat would please your husband. . . . Customer: Not unless you' -took $20 off the price. - '. Tat. whe had been- KVrtin a Jot by a farmer, was much annoyed o see his faster -watching him so. closely.- This surveillance seemed 4nsttlting icr Pat. and after a little while he cotrltl stand it no longer. 'I say, boss." he asked, "is watching me all you have to do all day?" "Yes," answered the farmer, curtly. ' "Well then." said Pat as he flung down his spade, "you'll be idle tomor- j row; you can have a holiday. I Botne fr-deral officers In the civil iwar once sougnt shelter for the niKht In an old. tumbledown hut. About 2 j o'clock a polecat nnnouneetl Its pres ence. A Oerrnan Fnt tip er,d looked. hopelessly about him. The others were all sli-eping ' peatjrf ully. "Mein uracious!" he exclniitird In tones of despair. "All the rest I've ftot to shrnell It all ashleep und Kill-d In Action. Private Robert I Henry, Ivafay ette, Oregon. IMed from Wound Private James U. Fenwlck, Shea vllle, Oregon. i Wounilod Soverely. i Private Griffith Jones, Oregon City, Oregon. Killed Jn Actios Piwloiisly Ileportod , .MLsslim ,n Action. ; Private j Walter , Crane, . Alfechan, Oiegoih The housewlsewho follows the ads closely, and secures In her buying all'of the advantages which they af ford will usually "win out" over her handicap of insufficient "house mon ey." . ' POISON GAS USED IN BERLIN FIGHT When a housewife comes to under stand that buying for the home Is a very Important "business matter,"- she quite naturally develops a lively In terest In the store "ads." Some enterprises may object, but there are other businesses that would enjoy being taken over ly the govern ment. Death cut down the sturdiest tree at Sagamore Hill. . . ."". ZEVRICir, Jan. IS Poison Kas has bee-n used by government troops in IWtIIii street fightuiK, according to disiwiclies from tier man sources. ... STUFFED UP WITH "A BAD C0LD2" Get busy with a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, atonca Coughs, colds cr.d broach!! attacks they are all likely to result in danger ous aftermaths unless checlsed in time And how effectively and quickly Dr. King's New Discovery helps to do the checking world Inflamed, irritated membranes are Slothed, the mucous phlegm loosened freely, and quiet, restful sleep follows. 60c and $1.20. AU druggists have it. Sold since 1869 Constipation Esaaclpatlon No more lazy bowels, yellow com plextion. sick headache, indigestion, embarasaing breath, when you use as a corrective Dr. King' New Life Pills. They systematize the system and keep ihe world looking cheerfU. 25c RECORD ADJUSTMENT OF FIRE LOSS The house of . Dines Turner, 10$ Orange street, was damaged by fire on. Monday, January th and on Tuosday, January 7th the loss had been adjusted and 4 Mr. Turner had received draft In full covering same. The Insurance was carried by There would seem to "be an urgent modern demand for synchronising the alarm clock and the steam radiator. (.,' The store "ads" bring to you iv4 FORMATION about the things yots need, or ought to l.e Interested In. 1 DR. R. B. ROBBINS Dentistry Jijdd BIdg., ., Court and Main Sts. ? 1 American National Bank Pendleton. Bulldlngj Eyea Scientifically examined. ay" Glasses ground to tit DXLK ROTHWEXIi j Optometrist and Optician c . Boonr T. Temple Bids. K Phone 771 ' R S Dr. II. A. Schneider & 2 DENTIST ' Q Where you get ftulck and satisfactory 1 Pendleton Oregon adjustments. I WtKVKMVIVVKWViVWSKMsl LIVERMORE, BICKERS & ! FRIEDLY. Ill MEN'S FINE ON One of the knitters that will not quit Ht,leir. ' wMrlii.asiXittkesiieare dis covered "knits uu.the raveled sleeve SALE AT ' fcns. and liongm Voung Men's- and - yteculnrs, Stouts Jlltie Serges Included. Wonderful values to $35.00 . (iuaranterd all-wool fabrics, l'inest workmanship. Alterations I Yt-e. Sale starts Monday, Jan. 1.1th KimIh Katurilay night, Jan. IHth. BOBJI , BROTHERS Pemllron,s Iodlng Clothiers Another Busy Week of Bargain Giving If You Haven't Taken Advantage of Our Half Price Sale on Suits, Coats. Dresses and Skirts You are missing the real money saving oppor tunity of the season. ; .- . "if Great Special Reductions on Women's Out-s size Waists, sizes 43 to 51.' , - ;, !. , The Best in Style The Most in Value SHIIIIIIIIllllllllllllltllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllir Trade in YoiirBUlClftto s We can use a limited number of used Buick S light sixes, als.d.' V-M, E-35, inddels. We will take your used car in exchange on a new Buick, Hudson or Cadillac Automobile. NO RED TAPE, bring in your car and get cash credit on a "New Automobile. Oregon Motor Garage CADILLAC St a a 3 5 BUICK HUDSON iti Distributors '. l' g iitilhui''. '' '.t.'' : i'l'h .!.i.:n!iNi;iii.;l -iii M'.i.i-i..-:. 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