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' ' F g5&?' ' row . . r-.-:r . Section Two . " ..a-. v Irt?'' 'YTZJX LZ? rC ' 'Pages 7,0 ,0 - J 2 , Section Two , Pages 7 to KP DAILY EAST, 0REG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919. liOTM PiCTOBE KEVYS What the Picture Theater. Have to Tell You. . The Right Laxative ForAThe Little Ones-- " --7 -i " tII1 I),iEN ,0c , ADULTS 300 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AltCAKli TODAY. " The natural condition of a child la to be twppy and carefree. When the girl mopes and it Indifferent to school and study, or the boy it sullen and refuse to go out and play, the child need a laxative to empty the bowcli and stir up the liver. ' , But something should be given that will produce the result in at simple and nat ural a way as possible. Harsh cathartics ' n physics are neither necessary nor de sirable. .' ... ..... - ' ; , ' .. ' Many mothers have found that the com bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin produces free move ment of the bowels without griping. A very . little t required,, and it is pleasant to take. A few hours after its use the child will be it nappy self igain.' . . s It is an excellent remedy for the mother herself, and for the other 'members of the family, in obstinate or occasional consti pation, for the relief of headaches, as an aid in colds and fevers, minor skin eruptions and all disorders where the basis of the trouble is constipation. " v The druggist will refund the money yon pay for Syrup Pepsin if it fails to do a promised. 1 t :. . : S Dr. CaldwtW . YRUP PEPSIN The Perfect 11 Laxative v . , mice, as always - to Htet of greatly incnmmuS laboratory mat dua to the War, by Mcrtficing profit nd abortn war tmr w bava mamtaiocd the price at which thta family laxative h barn aold by drusjfbU lor tiw past 6 year. Tiro ana b(K and fMHi. .. FREE SAMPLES ... . . f If you have never used Dr. Caldwell 8yrup FVpamaend for a free trial bottle to Dr. W. B- CaxlwriL 4fiH Waahtnctoa St., Monticello. III. If there are' babtca at home, auk for a copy of Or. Caldwell' book. no wan Moy. f Much Cut Up! .y " , One day recently a dilapidated, apathetic man entered the ofrice ot the Syracuse Medical College and of. fered to sell his body cheap, adding that he was out of work and almost J termination of these unfortunates. discouraged.'' : i -'You're almost discouraged, are you?" rejoined the superintendent, who always tried to change the de- Why man. If you sold your body to us, the first chance our students got they'd Uuke the heart out of you en- tlrelyl'V Catoona )UUM Mothers Advice The responsibility for a daughter's future largely rest with the mother. 1 he right influence and the Information which is of vital interest to the daughter imparted at the proper time has not rnily vtm life but insured the success of many a beautiful girl. When a girl's thought become sluggish with head aches, dl Mines, or a disposition to sleep, pains in back or lower limbs and desire for solitude, her mother should come to her aid and remember that J,rriia E. Ilnkham'a Vegetable Compound, made from ' native roots and herbs will at this time prepare the system for the coming change and start this trying; period in young girl's life without pain or Irregu larities. Thousands of women residing in every - parvof the unitna ntates Dear wining testimony to the wonderful virtues of this medicine, and . what it has done for their daughters. Brooklyn, N. T. "I cannot praise I.ydls K. Pink-: Bem'a Vegetable Componnd aenugh for what it has dntta for mr daughter, Hhe vm 16 Tears of see. vers airbly and pal and ah bad to stay homsfrora arhonl Sinai af the tim. Aha atifTnred agoeia from backacHs and dlasliMNS and was without appatita. For It months ahs waa endAr tha doctor's care and got so better, always oamnlalning about her bark and aid aehlns a 1 did not know wbat to do. I read in tn papers ibont your woodartnl medirina no I made an mr mind a try it- Bha has takan Ta bottles of I.tUU K. Pinkhains Vasntabl tjorapound and dnenn't rntnplain any mora imi oar nark and slfla acning. weight and faela mneh batter. Mrs., at Flnkbatn's Vei sanahtara. Brooklym, N Y fine haa rained in f reeommend .Tdia R. itablo Compound to all mother and iiaoaa, sis alarcj Aranue, ' -3WsV-e,Vw Mlenlnir I Vnr HuyM, Juk1iInii Jte turn With I our Jlun i'rbmncra. Corporal Fred Fux of the SOStti In funtry, twenty-three years' - old, wiis rewntly reported In the casualty Hats ax nilaHing. His regiment was one of the first to go "over the top" In the kits oOcnxlve started 'at the Marne. ' Corporal Fox's slater was notified by the war department thaft her broth er was minding but, One week, later she received another notification stat. I n If that Fred had returned to the American lines with four. Huns, one of them a captain. Xo other details were given. , ' At the William Fox studios In Fort Lee, N". where the sister is engag ed, the young woman proudly display ed the official telegram telling of her brother's deed. The aimer i ono ot the actresses In "Why T Would Not Marry," a morality play now showing at theArcade for three days, com mencing toil ay. 'i'f if isiA &!EJalvflslUA&B,e7 Vegetable Compound L J rtifiiiiiiiiMf miiiiiif iiiintiiiiiii iiifiijcf itiitiiiiiiiiif lit t ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiif inntntitfiiinf ii J . .... I NOW HAVE .Ma Mules I PASTIME TOD A If. Aoutlicrncr Suonumlw to Ture of the Bright IigliU and Wanton -,-.( Women. ' Richard Bhelton left his hometown,! or Myrtlevme to seeK nis lortune ana recover the family estates. : On coming to New Tork, his charm ing Southern manners scored a hft for htm and many of his chance acquaint ances' In the big: town, and while he patronised the cafes and tea rooms, his little sister Betsy struggled over her typeriter In the office of the fi nancier of Myrtlevllle and often an swered Dick's calls for help by a few pennies from her meagre salary. But there wan one who met him and knew, him for what he was., a coward In spite of his sauve Southern ways, ttoger Endorleleh. a promoter of-thc get-rlch-nulck Walllngford type saw In younsr Bhelton a man ho might use to further his own Intercuts. And Shellnn fell an enny victim to the wiles of this smiling grcy-halrefl promoter, who on the. mu-fac was ail charm and good breeding. TTow En derlelsrh's schemes led Shelton to the very depth of federal prison and even worse, to a hancman's noose, and how he wbr eaved by she supreme sacrl flee of hte own sIMer. 'Retsy. ot the' ot of her own haimlnettey-are' thrill ing scenes and ep'widpa.of this Trian- sle mRKferptcce of frenrjed finance. In terwoven with Southern life and cour trtsg, The Stainless narrier." to be shown at he' Pastime theater today. Jesse L.Laslsy ? "LessTtian Kin' ty CpammountQidurer A1,TA TOPAV.. AND tt OS f Pendleton See them at the. . Horse & Mule Market . 1 JOtlN H. LUCK, Prop. 1 621 Aura Street , lUiiiuiiii'er and FK Are Kxer ITceent In "Less Tlian Kin." The romance and fun of the aver age Central American revolution are admirably brought out In "ILcss Than Kin." the new paramount, photoplay, starring Wallace Keid and featuring dainty Ann Little, which will be shown at the Alta theater today. In this excellent picture Mr. Reld plays twq rolesthat of a ne'er-do-well, who is disowned by his family and the other' that bf a man who has accidentally killed a man In defense of a woman, and who esoapea from Jail and finds refuge In Central Am erica, where he drills a motley army ot revolutionists. . The resemblance between these two men is so start ling that on the death of the ne'er-do-well, the refugee decides to assume his name and station and return to New York, where, his Imposture brings about many highly diverting situations- : In the end, however, he is par doned and finds happiness and love In a charming girl. - The photography In this photoplay Is of exceptional merit and lends much to the attractiveness of the' subject. The story was written by. Alice Duer Miller and the screen adaptation was maae ny Aianon ewrrax. sir. Kem and Miss Uttlo- are - admirably sup ported by fine screen -players, chlei among whom are Raymond Hatton Oustav Seyffertlrs. Charles Ogle, Jas, Cruse and Jane Wolff. : - . , Awsido Today. What a grand and glorious exist ence life would be if-we. could only look into the future and mould our lives as is done In "Why I would Not Marry," the William Fox production which opened at the Arcade last night. The play concerns a man who was willing to put his daughter on the auction block of matrimony to fur ther his own Interests. An excellent all-star cast Is seen and In addition to a real evening's entertainment the play teaches a moral. It will be shown again today and tomorrow. ;KRM.V PltKS.4 $OT . v - - Fori 8h;mnj trbatt AMSTERDAM, March 21. The Oorman conservative press. accorrtlnR lo dispatches received here, Is con ducting a campaign to Induce the gov ernment to refuse to slan the peace treaty if the terms are "harsh." These newspapers urge the government to use the threat to let holheviam over, run ermany with the resultant diin ger o fits spreading to other parts of Kurope. . r .- 'I f 4 y Wr hiaMaaiaksMli fiilWi1' isWiiJ itl TA W'JS, IKS - 3 i A r 2L a) Alice Duer viillor Scenario by Marion. Fairfax. Directed by jQjaald. Crisp -r r t-v r"" another, rnana . life vaj a lo of -Pun for Rpbcgrt Lee '-until the f nendej. tixe vite attd ib children. oP- the real Levis Vicfcerj j appeared . . . s 1 Hat a vife I Hi Prienda ! He could, tccep-t the lot oP them or go to jail' So Txe -vent J ail. Mack Scnncll CnmcdyIIER SCREEN IDOL r Featuring: Ford Sterling. V A UDEVILLE MISS HANSON . Comediene. KAIIYAN & CO. f T Magicians and Illusionists. MONTANA IM)OKTI-7ItS TO k.ncoi it gk si?rri-.i HBLG.VA, Mont., March 21. It frequently haa been stated in the Montana press that this stafe could support five millions of people, and might one day embrace that number. The Montana Development league, recently formed here is more modest; it aims to bring the population to two millions. It is now estimated at be tween 750.0UO and sr.o.ooo. The activities of -tho lcmgue are to cover a period of five ears and it is planned to spend a million dollars. . Only well-to-do immigrants will be sought and these will cVme, not from foreign lands, but from other sections of America- To induce them , to change their residence, by showing. ;, them the opportunities to advance ln'- this state, is the central purpose of the loan Up. of which W. A. Milne is to be executive secretary. . If reading tbe ads will help yon to ," buy mors wisely, isn't the task wortlk- illiiiiillilllllUliiliiillliiillllliliiillliililW j . 3 Days lis. K Children 10c Adults 25 V- " '.: -Ji " - 5 air. 2?;'!! Tcicplione 516 1 l-riitHl Notice "What's the delegation?" "We propose to m-alt formally upon our landlady to tell her that the war la over and suggest that a reasonable amount of food supplies may now be released," Kansas City Journal, William Fox Presents The Colossal 19 1 9 " I Morality Drama Why I WiSC:: Marry ' ' 3 J ; f The love trials of the most beautiful woman on earth I A FOX ALL-STAR CAST I " -" ' a ' How did you choose a husband? 1 What is a husband worth? a What causes divorce? jj Tell Ilim No. Are all men beasts? B Don't fail to see this wonderful drama ,i'ii!!innii,iiiii!imiiiiim"iwii!lpiTO ir.iilliiiiiiiiiiUiiilluliiliiiiiiuuiUiii,aiiu.i.iiiii1uaiiiiiiiiu (in ,: ,: 1 1 n . i I ifiimiiiiiHiiMiiiimuiiwiiiiiiiniiiimmiiNiiin . . . .. , . ' V.'' . .. '
