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' fr-vf" DAILY EAST .DREG ONIATT. PENDLETON, OREGON," FRIDAY, FERPJIATEY 2T,m EIGHT PAGES ---r " 111 i CO NROY'S CASH GROCERY 525 Main St Free Delivery. Phone 640 'S BUSTED - THE HIGH COST OF LIVING. BOB WHITE SOAP, 20 Bars. . . ... $1.00 IVORY SOAP, 16 Bars ........ . . . : . $1.00 Best Creamery Butter 1 lb. 52c; 2 lbs. $1.04 Red Mexican Beans, 4 lbs . . 25c Pop Corn, 1 lb 15c Olympic Pancake Flour, pkg 35c Matches 4 boxes 25c, 12 boxes 70c Cheese, 1 lb. 40c Folgers Ensign Coffee, 1 lb 25c Sweet Oranges, 3 doz $1.00 M THREE CARLOADS JUST RECEIVED. J . One Carload of FORD Touring Cars S One Carload of FORD Roadsters p One Carload of FORD Trucks. f Roadsters Touring Cars Trucks tYou can get immediate delivery if you come iri at 4 once. You had better hurry and sign up, an order as 4 all orders will be filled in rotation t :! 1 f - 4 I Simpson Auto Co. I ; j Water Johnson Star ' Phone 403 : Girls! Use Lemons! !: Make a Bleaching, Beautifying Cream The Juice of two fresh lemons strainea Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white ma ken a whole quar ter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautlfler at about the cost one must pay for a small Jar of the ordln ary cold cream Care should be ta ken to strain the lemon Juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp guts In then this Minn will keep fcsh for months. Every woman knows that lemon Juice Is used to bleach and re move such blemishes aa freckle. sallowness and tan and Is the Ideal skin softener, smoothener and beauu fier. '' r - ' ' ' ' JiiRt try H! Oct three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemon from the grocer and make; up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and mama go it daily Into the face, neck, arms ana hands. 'It naturally should help to soften, freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It la simply marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands. EIGHT GERMAN LINERS ASSIGNED TO AMERICA Washington. Feb. 20. Eight largo German liners, now at Hamburg have been assigned to the United States -under -the allocation of Teu tonic torinuge, the war department to day unnounced. The allocation of other liners Is Imminent and a capa city for troop movement or from fifty to sixty thousand a month is estimated from thiB source. Phonograph Dictator Quacks to Wild Ducks, Droves Answer Call OAKLAND, Col- Feb. 21. Hen' Woolne, former city attor- ney. Is being sought out by many hunters who wish to Inspect his duckwerfer." Woolner claims to have origl- "rated a method for attracting wild ducks. He allowed a duck to dictate into his phonograph- dictating machine, and then In- j stalled the machine with its new i record near his post in the marsh. j Wild ducks mobilized from all 1 points of the compass when I Wooler's duck began squaking, j and Woolner claims to have shot the legal limit In 15 minutes. UEMPSKVH MANAGF.lt RAYS TIGHT WAS NOT 11XKD 3 KNOWN FOR ITS STRENGTH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PENDLETON, OREGON Oldest and Largest National Bank ."O X . ' in the State Outside of Portland SECURITY EVERYTHING FOR SUNDAY'S BREAKFAST and DINNER 2 A -jL ' ,i f n. 11.. elii of for- K jrrom tne grape iruit m me niuiunig iu J Jp rom me grape xi uii-1 uic uiuiu 4 dinner mints, we have ts . t qalifovnia'CeleiyHeaa Lettuce, Radishes, Cauli- V flower. Cabbage and Citrus Fruits, Hot House Let- 4 tuce, Spinach and Rhubarb are fresh daily in our pro- duce department. R ... 1 . ... - 1 finn T.lr Qoil- 4 K And the Duccner says lie nas aumc j.mc x f sages for breakfast, while his supply of Pork Roasts, 4 Legs of Mutton, Tot Roasts, Chickens and resn A Fish are extra nice to choose from 5 Pendleton Trading Co. i "It It's On the Market We Have It." JSEW arYOnK. . Feb. , 21i Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey. has Issued a signed statement denying the charge made by Fed Fulton that the result of Fultons bout with Demp csey was a prearranged affair. Keams states: "My Instructions to the referee of the Kulton-Dcmpsey bout were to tell the men to shake hands before the bell and to come out fighting. Ii Tvx Rlckard. who Is expected to se lect Dempsey as Willard's opponent. says the word he will meet Fultonany time for any number of rounds to prove that the previous bout was n a 'fluke.' " . HUM RCIBE MS What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. DRAMA OP WAR AJfD TXVB TO BE SHOW AT rssriMK xui'i u.nairsi. nrfltlnck of the Pastime tiimim annmmceji that beslnnlmr to morrow will present t'eggy yianu In her latest big success. "Marriages Are Made.!' This picture Is advertised am thrininsr drama of war-time woo ing, in which two clever, resourceful men battle with hands and wits for tne love of an American heiress. Man. aeer Matlock announces also that "Marriages Are Made" furnishes a strong and timely expose of the secret German spy system In. this country. How these foreign agents takd advan. tage of the least slip on the part ot the patriotic but unwary citizen, and how their plans may be recognised and exposed, are clearly and graphi cally set forth. i AlrA TODAY. "TIio Source" Shows Women llravn Men : llate Ooward. The theory that womon love brave men and scorn cowards Is orousnt mi, vivlrilv In "The Source." Wallace Iteld's latest Paramount Picture. Mr. Held portrays the role of Van Twlller Yard, a well-born young man. wno has sunk low through Indulgence In liouor and who Is shanghaied to Vermont lumber camp. A Swedish girl Svea Nord. becomes Interested In him, but a lumber boss who wants to make a hit with the girl beats Mm un cruelly. She Is at first astonished, then scornful, when Yard proves too much nt a roward to defend himself. But she docs not realize that Yard- cow ardlce springs from physical weak n end too much liquor. Two months later he has redeemed him self end again cornea to blows wltn the lumber boss, while the girl looks nut ibis time he doea up ine botw in great shape. Wallace Held scores In the role of Van Twlller Yard and Ann Little is excellent as Svea Nord. James Cruxe Is Langlols, the lumber boss. The picture, which will be shown at the AUa theater today, was directed by George Melford. . HOUSEHOLD Beware of Counterfeits! Some are Talcum Powder. DON! "Bayer,, Tablets of Aspirin." Quick Relief with Safety! For Headache Neuralgia Earache Toothache Achy Gums Lumbago Rheumatism Colds Grippe Influenzal Colds Neuritis Lame Back Joint-Pains Pain! Pain! Adults Take one or wo tablets anytime, with water. If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after meals. ' Sines the original introduction f "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" millions upon millions of these genuine tab let have ben prescribe by physi cian and taken y the yopl each yesr, with perfect safety. ' tt. "Bayer CrW on genuine Tablets. MISOEUiAJTEOUS RECIPES. Pineapple and Sago Pudding. Put 1 cup fine sago In saucepan; add 3 cups water; boll and stir until clear and then add the Juice of 1 lemon, 1-2 cup of sugar, and 1 cup grated pineapple. Turn out and serve with whipped cream. ' i; ! . . Dried Ito on "Tousti Heat dried beet in-2 tablespoons of melted butter. "Arranre the tender slices on toast. Mix 1 tablespoon flour and 1 cun of milk with the melt ed butter. Cook until creamy. Pour over the dried. ee. 'GarBlsh. -with minced parsley and hard-Doiiea egg. Serves four. ; . f r 3 f ' ' Dried Hcef 'With Macaroni. Cook 1-2 package macaroni in 2 quarts boiling salted water until ten der. Drain and rinse with boiling water. Make a' cream1 sauce with a pint hot milk and 1-3 cup flour and combine with macaroni. In a casser ole put a layer of tho macaroni, then a layer of dried beef, and so on until the macaroni is used up. Put cracker crumbs on top. butter, salt and pep per. Bake until brown. lipmon Pie". Tllend 1 large tablespoon of flour with 1 cup of white sugar and 1- teaspoon of Bait. Add the juice and grated rind of 1 large lemon. Mix well. Pour on slowly 1 cup boiling water and stir until smooth. Then j add the beaten yolks of 3 eggs. Stl all together, then add the whites which have been beaten to a stift froth. Pour into a Tie plate lined with a rich crust and bake until firm. Chocolate Ctaltc. Break 2 eggs Into a cup and fill the cup up with milk. In the mixing bowl sift 1 1-2 cups pastry iiour ana 1 cuu of sugar, 2 teaspoons baking nowder ami a pinch of salt. After wards pour in milk and eggs with 9 tablespoons of melted butter. Mix to gether and bent well. Bake in two Washington pie tins. Filling Melt 2 squares of chocolare tablespoons melted butter, 2 cups of sugar and milk. Scalloped CJiecsc. Steven or 8 slices of bread, 1 or i eggs, 1-2 pound of cheese, 1 teaspoon salt, a few grains pepper, cup mils.. Hutter a baking dish and arrangt. tho bread, cut in pieces, and th cheese. In alternate layers, having a nyer of bread on the bottom, and on on the top. Beat the eggs, add th salt and pepper and 1 cup of milk. Pour this over the bread and ado enough more milk to nearly cover the mixture. Bake in a moderate oven. f.$S Buy only 19 ATE Ml "Bayer" VrT package, ASPIRIN CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 30c IN PARAMOUNT'? It A story of peavies, giant-hooks and lumber-jacks. Photographed in the giant forests of Vermont A virile red-blood drama of the woods. ' i . J. MONTGOMERY FLAGG COMEDY i'ryl'.'INDEPENDENCEB'GOSff'; ALTA ORCHESTRA Prof. Nagler, Director. VAUDEVILLE QUIGLEY & WHITE Novelty Surprise. LANCASTER BROS. Comedy Music Singing. is- ft LOVE AND HOPB I.OST, ' . i spi.IiE IS A SVICIDE ' ? i- . . f . t SAN' FRAN'CISCO, Feb. 2.f Cap tain', Alet Gustaison. artlllerjr foiT. V 8. A.'. Is dead hero. He shot him self while brooding over the deathjof his 20 Jear old" wife. "Since my mate died .there Is not the slightest hope in the wnrld of being happy again . . , realize, you worUHy rabble, that love and understanding are all there is In the world." he wrote. Gustaf- son hails from Chicago. PASTIM TODAY CHILDREN 5c ADULTS 30c PEGGY HYLAND IN "Marnageb Are Made if? V A tJ-'boat wedding wai planned, but we see America first in love and war. LKO COMEDY ROUGH ON HUSBANDS Fun and Laughter. WILL AIR FACTS OF ALLEGED BRIBERY Aspirin Id the trmAe msrlc ef lUytr Mannfar lutc oi MotioaccUcacidcater oi Salicyiicacid Ask for and Insist Upon "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." American Owned, Entirely. SO cent package Larger aina fcW School Will Hn lid Addition. Columbia school district" near Her mlstnn will build an addition to the present school building In the near future, according to V. W. flreen, county school superintendent, who re turned last evening from a visit to that section The Columbia school now has an enrollment of WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. The full est publicity on the alleged briber conspiracy in the third naval district, which enabled "draft dodgers" to se cure ; landsmen's assignments In. the KiiiiKuiimry battles between Mexican are available. It is learned at the navj "department today. , , . , j , ' - Whjae baseball fans cannot under stand is why more of the stars of the diamond did not qualify as major generols In the war. CELERY KING WHEN FEVERISH Don't make the mistake of bothering with uncertain remitles for Celery King a purly vegetable formula made Two Marriage Licenses Issued. A. marriage license was issued to day by the county clerk to Fydney Austin Morton and Mable Main, both of Pendleton. A license waa issued vejterday to Virgil K. Wlllaby and Lulu Ana.XbarploUl oX AUtoe-ju. 0 pupils, jtnto palatable tea is nature's best remedy for constipation, upset stom ach, coated tongu- and sick headache. It's the same old remedy that thou sands .swear by and costs only a few cents for a generous package. Take it freely and give it to the little ones when cross und feverish... BOSTON Restaurant Telephone 431 617 Main Street Noodles and Chop Suey. Meals At All Hours , DAY A XI) NIGHT Regular Meals 30c Meal Tickets St Meals for 16.00 Highest cash price paid for chickens ' and fresh eggs. ENG YUKE, Trop. First Class Service We Cater to the Work logmen. 8 at W fCANDIESf A ' Just received a large t 5 supply. You can't buy 4 ."better candies, better 4 At ' ... a. i 4m k assorimenr- anyv V. in the world than here. vnere 3 right p We have tried to 5 carry this policy of se- S lecting the best through 5 out our business. 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