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FACE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1S13- FOURTEEN PAGES i i Dairy, Sheep, Hoffs, Poultry Cottonseed Cie, Coco nut Meal, Rice Meal ALL HIGH PROIEINId . - . -,f ... ... . . . a . Incline for chickens.. This is concentrated buttermilk. The best anil cheapest poultry feed, tabby's chick feed, Bly's Poultry Mash, Dip, Liee Killer, Medicines, etc. ' '. Continued from page one.) T CORNEUSOn DESCRIBES 9! old man returning home with a rake, a reaphook hr a .bushwhacking nxe over hts shoulder Is to be seen any evening. "The tlleAners" were In nil the fields I named Inst Bummer. The old shepherd with hls'emall band of ; sheep makes as perfect a picture to-day as ' the artist immortaliwd. Though my Ford almost Btampcded his little flock and spoiled the picture , for a, passlns moment, j That Rembrandt masterpiece "A : Peusant Woman." with ;strong. hard ! face. showing toil and faithfulness, 'adorned with a large white anftulnr rjuonnei, can oe seen oy tne nunureaa Rany market day In any of iheae towns. W ! He didn't paint her feet. If he had. then she would have worn wooden P 'abided. The scarceness of leather or jp.the corner on the leather market will A never make a ripple In the economic A conditions here. SEE THAT YOUR SOLDIER FRIENDS AfiD RELATIVES ARE LISTED VITH SERVICE LEAGUE; GIVE ADDRESSES ... . r .. ,,- .; Owing to the, fact that all no mm of mon In the rvtr from Umatilla cimi.ty have not yet hwu reirtod to the I'atrlotlo Kervli 1-eaane a fur ther effort will ho made to secure audi uuiihm. The following; blank may be ummI for the purpose. RECORD OF ENLISTMENT. . ........ Name . Home Address ' 1 (Street) ' Occupation Before War. . . . . ...... k ... . . ... . . . . Age. ...... (City) . Married..... kitchen furniture piled high on a large two wheeled cart and a tiny donkey hitched to It; Blydenstein &Co. Phone 351 I mw the name by the thousands, but they were, returning homo with thing stacked Just a little, hisrher. I hSve had to put my Ford In neutral at times while I wondered what would happen to the donkey if the hind prop on the cart didn't work I fi nally decided that he would fro in "high' for awhile, anyway. About two months' ago on a narrow road 1 came up behind a cart and donkey unvrii ,iij ii launn x i up a jiMsj and Imtnedlatelv the little donkeiri a t e a. iMm3'to.k fright and ran with that big cart signature oi iniormant j4 You 8uw pictures of the , refugee Seeing before the Hun horde. " lEntere(J gervice When?....:. Where? .......... . "V their ."all" their household anil: ...... Branch of Service and sometimes . a dog hitched to It alongside of a man I irailSierS . or woman while others pushed. Well, - . KanK ............. (Include promotions and dates) Military Address Nearest Relative Address Relationship. i 4 his dental parlors, suite 7, Temple building I To the Public Dr. R. E. Farnsvvorth, Dentist wishes to announce he will resume the practice of dentistry . April 1st, 1919, in TELEPHONE 778 ' . : i I . 1 ' la the meantime appointments may be made by telephoning 772 or 250-J. to heat tne bund. . The maaame saweo; - . - . . . . . . . , .... fiiwer a i rienas ana reiauves oi uuys m service re asiveu iu mi him hard, while I gave my K little more gat ho aa to keep in siKht.iftiif ohnup nnA mnil tn M. Jl. ChpSSllian. SpC PendletOTL R Soon he began to fag, then she began j. t. ioO - Jito lam bast him to make him run sojUFe., I XlOnG IZo. . , . , I T4 vmi tmvM fi-!nri nr ilAtlve .men In military service. Thera arc on aneaa. sne lurnea in anu Hioppeu. - - - - - ... Torifa Wq All kinds and sizes - , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I am a jobber of terra cotta pipe, carrying all kinds ' and sizes in' stock including chimney pipe ' : with fittings for same, - , ; : I buy in carload lots and can always take care of ; ; ; t your demands. .: Let me show you my stock and quote you prices. , . . , G. P. MILLEk '. .JIIE PLUMBER West Court and Garden Sts. j Telephone 202 fighting for the allied cause, be many reasona for compiling thla Hat T4 m 1 f hn turnawl In pIva m A smtlo. 1 5' rose In my seat, .homing. "Bravo, Iwhere he may, fill out the blank be- !' ta bov everythln elm a. move for Bi Madame vive la France!" Her miie!i., . xx t h llustlee to the boy. In the .ervlce. Do ... . Hi,ir, ai,. k.,i ,n,..j ,h.l ' . not fall to send In your name, at m . ' " . j ' . ; .ecreiary or tne -atriotio eervice I was a blessing. She ltad enjoyed theBecretary of ...ti nn iuuui an 1 i ..... . n 1 1 u nun . ... ' i master, not the mule. League. once. Do not wait for someone else. It matters not whether a ; It Is Immaterial If the unit name. . But here la another Incident somlInan De wltn tne Americans, tjanaai. re aupucatea many times, xney time later. These little, donkey. arej" OT o11" -"'e toree. whether Instil be checked over. very gentle. I wna coming home on?" rmy or navy, draft, volunteer oi HU out thi. blank and mall It at day. I mw moping along a donkev ire"ular- It to desired to secure a ence. It to permissible to phone your in a cart. Soon I could see an elders 'eomnlet llet of alt TTmatllla ennntv .InfnrmaHnn If von wl.h tn. ly madame alone and she was sitting sortment of things he had never seen endorsed by what wa declared to be before. But, oh, boy! How gracious an overwhelming vote at a meeting of was the bow and the Mercl. mon-1 the Cenrtal Labor Council here. ,Nine sleur," when I dropped something be-'ty delegates representing labor anions 'jWe Installed This Hydraulic Press To Save:Money For You o ; .-..'",' v -. i '. ,T - ; "-: ' ' .. .' I 'HE rental value of your truck is from $15 to $50 a day, . I A denendinft on its sizew Every day. that vow lay tip your . track, waiting for tires to be pressed on at the factory or in i omeotherctty,youlose$15to$5p. To save this money and to render you service in keeping with the hih standard of Truck Tires J f rn invested in this press. I: will apply any size of . i, Firestone Pressed-OitTire, from 32x2 to the 42x14 r I Firestone Giant. With us, applying pressed-on tires is matter of minutes instead of days. v laHftJ ' The rilien-y, toufehness and wearing croalities of Firestone j iTruck Tire, are nnsnrpassed. Come in and let us prove 1 Get acquainted with our thorough service taci lines, j at. V&m i- fir";- Simpson Tire Service Co. , Ij. A. Minton, Mgr. 221 E. Court St hnnj-nm f n r, I ;. -v. a Co.. 5 Kj sound asleep as the donkey poked F,nlonR- Quickly I decided to pet off In fPithe ditch and stop so he wouldn't hit 4 ! me and ao let hhn pass. He was A making1 fine progress till within a few Spjfeet of me tho purr of the motor 5) awoke the madame. It was distress. '5im ee ier JumP or tne line. Kj However, It was a needles operation. R j for th donkey murmured not. nor , batted an ear. AVaHtitm? 3lacntne Lsouni;. In every town or community there are wash pools with a roof where the women do all their family washing. These are also along rivera or streams. The women kneel on -planks at the edK of the water and with brushes and. by pounding do the washing. 1 hare seen them there in all kinds of weather, even with ic on the water. Some washing- machine companies are surely lack in i? in enterprise or their agents would , visit here- This season of the year, late winter and spring, seems to be the wood cut ting time and time to trim all trees i and hedges. The French peasant wastes absolutely nothing that grow a He uses every root and twig of a tree or bush for firewood. I used to see some old wood cut-pictures of the burning of martyrs and saw the fires burning and people carrying bundles of faggots to make the fires. I won dered where the artists got the idea of such bundles of faggots- Now I know, for I have seen them, just such bun dles, by the thousands, ricked along the roads and piled at every farm house for fire wood.. All the twigs j from th trees are straightened out and tied with a twig- In small bandy bundles and ricked up to dry. These pin woods are raked bare and clean i of needles. The some are rirked at the farm house and used to lisht fires with. Other leaves" are raked up and used for bedlng th horses. Oh. yes. the barn Is just the other end of the house, , '. Ford Is Known.' This area Is lnrffely a wooded coun try. For fifty kilometers In every dl reetlon I have come to know It like a book and can drive the roads nigbi or day. Th people along these roads nnvrT come in snow my rwiu iui which "There's a reason," like for a weH known cereal drink. There f always more or less well fare stuff about the warehouse of our headquarters. With this I always go nut inariari - T mv h ciearettes. gum, chocolate or any thing. Just slightly damaged' so we musn't sell It. Well. I have the time of my life slinging It out along the roads roung. old. big and little, French and American- Do they know mo and my Ford? On I. ouf! I have mad mahy an old French man think th skies have mined thimrs" wHen he turned from the woods to his cart "or wheelbarrow and found In it an as- fore many in the rond as they walked! of th city were present and part inl and I hastily pansed with my loads for th canteens. Now, I will close this, but I am en closing two notes that cam to me one from our former chief who was with us at the front and till In Jan uary, 1919. Th other from our new and present chief. I never dreamed of such till they were handed me. 1 send them so you may know what ethers think tif the work don by a representtaive from the city where we "1-et 'er Ruck." Very sincerely, yours. J. M. COUXRLISOX. pated fn a debate In the question. ' A request of th Seattle lahor council for a referendum on the calling of an In ternational labor conference for the discussion of labor problems was re ferred to the local unions. FX-KAISFltS HFXMKT, WOH V I A KADIi, PAHT OK- I,OOT FOIWD IX l'OltMKIl l'AI12 , DO THIS- When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole oft Throats and Chests - No telling bow soon the symptom, may develop into croup, or worse, lira inen . when you're el ad you have a jar of Mus terole at band to give prompt, sure re- bet. It does not Mister. A first aid and a certain remedy, Musterole is excellent Thonsand. of mother, know it You shoo Id keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re (eves Bore throat bronchitis, tonsilitis, i roup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joint, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and cold, of the cheat (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and Cue jars; Hospital size z.w. If . If,. aaa 4 . if y y t . V'. tv 1 .1 , II ' ' , ' It SPRING MEDICINE Hood". S.rMparilla I. Needed NoW . . s A. N.var Before-. , , Because, although the war I. over. Its work, worry and excitement have undermined your reserve Btrenitth. Becauae the coughs, colds, grip and maybe severer Illness, have broken down your power of resistance. Berause Winter', work and cloae confinement have worn-out your stomach and exhausted your blood. Can you afford the good long rest the doctor advises? If not. take a course of the famous old medicine, tho one that mottter used to take. Hoods Sarsaparllla. It's the finest ex t met o( Nature's purifying, vitalizing and strength making roots, herbB. barks and ber ries, such as physicians prescribe, prepared by skilful pharmacists, in condensed and economical form. If you want the bent Spring medi cine you'll surely Ret Hood's Rarsa parilla. Mood's Pills help the liver. Coming to Walla Walla DOCTOU MELLENTHIN I CO. SPFXJIAMSTS DO NOT I'SE St nCEItT Will lie at DACRES HOTEL, TUES. & WED., APRIL 1-2 OfVice Hours 10 a. m, to 4 p. m. TWO IVS ONLY. xo charge: ron examination. The doctor in charge, on account 'of haring been in the United States vrilffani Tfonenzollern used to weariarmy service, has not been, able to this helmet on parade occasions but visit the different cities for the past the odds are ten to one that it didn't seven months, but from now on will look as well oij him as it does on this again make his tegular calls. He 1. friend of Lowell Thomas, American's- graduate In medicine and snrgery, war correspondent. The helmet wasand is licensed by the state of Wash appropriHted as hi. part of the loot by jlngton. Ho visits professionally the a ftpartnens soldier during the riots 'more Importnnt towns and cities and in which the deposed kaiser's palace loffers to all who call on this trip. in TierMn was sacked and all his uni. consultation ana examination free, forms taken. Mr. Thomas, who was reporting the rioting, bought thi In teresting souvenir from the Hpartacan and brought It to New York. OEKRMAXY crftTAIf.8 VISITORS' I'RIVII,IiIl RERUN, March 29. Because of the great number of military and ci vil entente missions which have visited Germany since November, the Ger man cabinet has decided, according to newspaper report, that no . person, from an allied country will hence forth be permitted to travel In Ger man without speciul permission from the armistice commission. SltJKANK IjAHOK rVlR ' I,FAlTB OF N.TIOX8 except the expense of treatment when desired. According to his' method of treat ment he does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit many wonder ful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidneys,' bladder, bedwtting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and -do not get any bettter. do not fail to call, as im proper measures rather than disease are often the causa of your long standing troubls. Remember above date, that exam ination on this trip will be free, and RPOKANE. Wash. Mar, principle of the league of nation was neapolls, Minn. fthat his treatment is different. 2D The! Address: T3 Boston Block, Jlln- ? I1EST PLACE llf PENDLETON TO fcU i USED t'4 Airs rw-TS 'i .r?i nnrk cfwnt w 1 onn vjuiv i ivico iuiEi iiiciiu onijij rnoi. tl In a few days we will have a Page and Oakland At prices that will make each a snap. Watch this space. - . . ' ... 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