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PXTCT BAST OltEnONTAK, TOND! JSTON. OKtQON. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1919
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TEN T AGES
Fresh Ranch Butter J
ALt CHILDREN LOVE
Received Fresh Every Day, 2 Pounds Full
Weight Roll l.iu.
Jaffe, the rational meal-time drink, pkg. 35c
Marcella Nut Oil, fine for salads, 65c, $1.10
and $3.50. .
Old Monk Olive Oil, direct from France 4oc
to $6.50. .....: nn
Marshmallow Dessert, can 30c
Dinner Biscuit, package . . . . &c
After Dinner Mints , 15c and 35c
Exclusive Agency Michaels Candy.
Exclusive Agency Swann's Fancy Cakes-
Pound, Angel and Sunshine.
Cliquot Club Ginger Ale, bottle ....... 25c
C& K. Milk, can I.. 15c
Imperial Coffee, all you want, pound. . 35c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
' "QUALITY"
Two Phones 23 823 Main Si. .
"SYRUP OFFIBS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
S
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It Is Time to Go
So I hey toW onr boys over-there, regardless of how
fatigued, worn-out. and all-in they were; and they,
went, orient tam-a to 4ay Uie supremo sacrifice, ao
LtcHtenaut Stciwer said, uow
It Is Time to Go
for ns to subscribe, to the Victory Liberty loan and
do It a eheerriilly as the boys went to battle.
(iubscriiHioas taken at
THE. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
"STRONGEST BANK IX EASTERN OREGON" .
EAST OREGONIAN
SPCIAL NEWS
OF UMATILLA CO.
Banker-Lieutenant is
Again Home at Milton
U1VK IT V:N FKY.K.ItlNlt. UOSS,
- 1U1.1 kl'U. Mill Ukn UatB.1 Arflif
t . OH MH U STOMACH.
Isook fct the tonKue, Mother! If
coated, It ia u sure njga that your, little
one's stomach , liver and bofrela need
iif ii ivcvisn, ituhb, unit ess, pitie,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eut or act natu
rally, or Is feverish stomach sour,
breath bad; has ntomachaoh. nor
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, kIvq a
teaspoonfui of "California Syrup or
FLrh," and lit a few hours all the: foul
coaMlnaied want,, undigested food
and bout bile Kttntly moves out of Ha
iiiti nuweis wnnom gnttprng, ana you
have a well, playful child again. .
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmlrox "fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste, and It al
ways makes them feel nplendid.
Ask your dm Kg tut for a bottle of
"'California Syrup of FiR.' which has
direction for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on th
bottle. . Beware of counterfeits sold ailu mia- " 7 " '
here. To be sure you gt the genuine. V" of l'endleton visited a few hours
........ ..... "I i in.,n AdtAfrinv on route home
asK to see inai u is maae oy -van- " - ---
fornia Fi Syrup Company" Refuse from Walla Walla where they wit-
..... t ... . .1 .1 fl.-laf t.(MI IT VPII Under
iilty ultwr kind with contempt.
(Kust Oregonlan Special.)
," MILTON, Ore., April 21. I'owell
'hint, formerly assistant cashier ot
t... iiNi-ut k-uii.iiihI Mnnk nf Altitun.
who enlisted In the ordnance depart
ment or the army mat muy auu
i.,,.... Divmi u ' li.nieiuiiit'M commission.
returned to Milton Friday evening. He;
was accompanied by nis mr, mn.
T. t:. Fraxler. who left here about a
mouth ago to be with her mother,
undergoing surgical treatment by the
iklnyo brothera at llochester, Minn,
Kdwurd J. Hostetler returned to
V.llton Saturday after having been
given honorable discharge from the
army at Camp Lewi. Mr. Hostetter
expects to leave soon for Montana
where he will engage In the farming
business. , -
Dr. and Mrs. F. 1 Ingram and two
, , . i mem tor i
The only period In a woman a lite today,
a'hon shn vh'M ' " tliitutyVit ... (Ipam -
I? between the- cmdle and the grave.
GStK&mLf MINUTE MAN 51X 2S' SSB9BB&
Garage and Repair
Service
The Best in the City
Our Motto is Satisfaction
Try Us
Campbell & Frcnrzel Motor Co. '
" Distributors for Umatilla County
722 Cottonwood Phone 46
Our Line of
Used Cars for Today
. Ready for Delivery. fF"
4 1 1917 REO-4
7 ' &
1 S-9-A FRANKLIN -, .
"V" 1916 FORD TOURING
" 11917 FORD TOURING jft i
1 1 s 1 REO ROUSTABOUT -; f t
Pendleton Auto Co.
(Established 1907)
Court and Johnson Sts. Pendleton, Oregon
"
isttheesj:
BUY"
THESlkSIZE
AND
SAVE MONEY
Every Can Guaranteed"
. Auo Packed in
3mdl.lb.Cmn
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Fresh from your own
garden this Com'
bination Salad I
. Crisp lettuce, juicy toma
toes, tweet peppers, onions,
radishes, peas string beans
and all the other salad vege
tables! . You can raise fine
ones in your own garden when
you plant Morse s California
Seeds.
There's di-pendabflily in all of
Morse's Seeds. They are pedi
greed, true-bvname, full of life and
(very important to you) acclimated
to the Pacific Coast That's why
they produce so satisfactorily.
Morse's Seeds are worth thek
cost and more. Sold by dealers
grocers, florists, druggists, etc
everywhere. i
u riv-inar f.trr.us. viven under;
government auspices as an advertise.
ti.ont for the 'Victory- loau hiikh
C C MORSE & CO.
Saa Frsacttct CUifoim
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CECIL COSPER
Plliil.lO ACCOUNTANT
INOOMB TAX ADVI8KB
Bmlth-Crawford Bldg.
: Opposite Pendleton Hotel
I'hone 103
r a. winn and his father. W. B.
Winn, recently sold to A U Demarls
. . . . qa .i k. n 1 1 1 h fur a
a ounvn i . " ' ' -
consideration In the neighborhood of
SssOO. .
. . v - In the
nU) JllHL Q, n .v --'
. i ( I .. . V. a'U.
drug buslneaa at ninm. .
visiting w!lh niB Biater, mrs. v.
Walter, this week.
n.i i.-i . v . t,.n il Hank has Just
finished the installation of new grill
work and other lmprodvemerits in the
banking omces. coating
burhood of 500,
. .. ...i i fnrniHV In U1B
K. r. 1 1 ilUlllli",. ,
m.nair'i office of the Portland
Kaiiwav LiBht and Tower company.
but now salesman for a well known
wholesale grocery company, wae -business
In
Milton and Freewatcr Friday of this
W." H. Frailer recently purchased
a ten-acre tract of alfalfa, and fruit
land Juat east of Milton from B..8.
Shields. . . i
v. xrra Arthur Coe entertain
ed the teachers and pupils of the prl-
mary department of tne
church Sunday school, with an eastcf
egg hunt at their country Mm.
Couse creek three miles souin ui
ton Saturday afternoon. Nine auto
mobiles and nearly 60 children and
their teachers enjoyed the afternoon.
Thomas Lloyd Simpson, who spent
t ,tio.n (.omDletlmr a
last weea m 1 - ,
......t returned to his
. i- itrn.n Saturday night.
W. E. Uaum and Ed Devlney are
engaged In building a resiaenc.
Jesse York Jr.. on Dry creek.
. .hi. have not yet sold
. . .mn nre COn-
their last year. i
aiderlng them-lves quite "unate in
view of the suaaen ""
cereal. During the past ten days the
market has advanced rrom s.x .u
dollars per ton and some buyers are
offering as high as $60 per ton.
. r, i,:h.. rseoraia lec-
Hirer of national repute, gave an In-
terestlng address In tne w.....
church on 'The Georgia JNegro
nave Known Him" The lector, . was
humorous and entertaining and pleas
ed the large audience which f II ed
the building for the occasion which
was given for the benefit of the pub
lie school student body.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schrimpsher
have moved Into their new home re
cently purchased from Dr. F.
Sjeaal four miles northwest of Free.
"ur' F. M. Spegal and "his bride, who
was formerly Miss Emma Louise
dates., have, gone to Nebraska where
they eipect to remain until next fall.
Wmn Soil in ff Pastrv
For War Orphans Relief
' CKast Oregonlan Bpeclal.)
ATHENA. April 19. Mrs. A. D
( .. i.. ... a ii 1 1 from Portland Wed.
nesday evening and is visiting at the
h,.m. nf hr dauehter. Mrs. H. A Bar-
tv.. itriaann Ansie and Ellen Pam-
brun are home from Whitman college.
spending the Easter vacation.
u-rnlri Mavnla is ClerKlnjt in tne
ir.iia Binrn dtirlne tne absence
of Mr. and Mrs. Garry layior wno m
In llnvttunil '
The ladies of the Knitting Club are
holding a pastry sale at the Red Cross
rooms Saturday. The proceeas
be used in the support of the four
war orphans taken by the club.
Mrs. Emmett Davis of Heppner Is
veiling her sister, Mrs. 8. 8. Hull In
ii.iu .ii. Tha MiMM Slsrid Esbcnson
and Haael Burton went down to Pen.
dleton last nlBht to see Mickey.
Miss Hazel McFarktnd spent Thurs.
duy In Pendleton. ,
Mr. Ilubbs. a teacher In the city
..v.it ..hnnl want over to Milton to
day to spend the week-end with rela-
J. C. Penney Co., a Nationwide Institution.
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Each Day You Can See Put on Display Ladies' New Apparel.
' Coats, Capes, Suits, Dresses or Dolmans
They are moving right out so it is only natural that we would keep
them coming. The people of Umatilla county are realizing more and
more the important savings to he made every time they come here to
. trade.- . ,
OUR GUARANTEE " " ,
If you are not satisfied with your purchase bring it back and
get your money. i; - '
We can save you from five to twenty dollars on your Spring. Suits,
Coats and Dresses. . : ' f
Vaiicy I'uiulMolcs iu
Hilk t rcpe ilo Chhics.
Mtwallnc.-' iSullns and
Wash Silks,
Flesh, Pink and
Wliito neatly trlninied
with gorgeous filet
laces or embroidered
In French knots of
contrasting shades.
98c to $2.49
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Dainty Under
muslin, envelope
union suits $1.19,
$1.49, $1.98.
Princess Slips,
49cto$U3.
We carry complcto
stock und it la our aim
to rill your every want
In uudcrgarBiouta.
You must see our new Spring Pumps and .Oxfords to appreciate
their style and value. Pumps in white, black kid and pat. leather. Ox
fords in brown kid, white, blacK Kia ana pat. reamer.
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J. C. Penney Co., a Nationwide Institution.
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delay in concluding peace, causing
prolongation of the Bolshevik and
Snartacan trouble.
MORE SERIOUS NOW
Than Ever Befora Because of wr"
Reduced Reserve Strength.
The war has lcn far-reaching in
its efTects. It has caused wony ami
anxiety In every home, and has ai
rected the health of every family. - It
has aggravated chronlo troubles. In
creased their tenacity, and made all
Spring ailments more serious.
As a result, a blood-purifying,
stomach-toning Rprlng medicine i
more necessary this year than ever.
People still take Hood's Sarsane
rllla because it is an old faml.y
friend, has proved its merit to three
generations as a Hpring
the-year-round medicine In purify
ing the blood, expelling humors, re
storing appetite, relieving rheuma
tism, banishing that tired reeling.
It combines roots, barks, herbs and
berries often prescribed by P"y"
rians !or Bprlng ailments of J ie
blood, stomach, liver and kidneys.
Hood's Pills are a good cathartic.
Traffic Signs to be
of Uniform rattcrn
PORTLAND. April 82. Within the
next few woeks the numerous traffle
signs of all dcslKns which now .line
ih. .tr.nl. in Ihn business section
or the. city will disappear and In their
.I.,, 'will nnneur a unirorm stftn 1b-
Miie,i hv the lxil Ire department under
oiders from Captain la. A. Jiarms ui
the traffic department.
tlves.
Mrs. R,"
is -dribble has been ill at
her home the past week.
Miss Zola, Keen came home from
Whitman college this evening to
spend the Easter Vacation.
The Misses Editn ana Kutn nnmn
of Pendleton were In Atnena tooay
visiting their sister, Mrs. . 8. hu"
and Mrs Lea Johnson.
Miss Teresa Rothrock a visiting in
Athen this week. Miss Rothrock Is
attending business collea-e in Portland.
ur...rtv ih. Thompson and Wln-
uhlp families went to Pendleton to ses
"Mickey." '
Miss Velva Mansfield is visiimg i
ih. noma-or her sister .'Mrs. A. B. i
Logsdon In this city.
ci:rm.xv wn,r,
I ASK FOR HIlfJIsiTt
DAoia : Anrii is. Oermsny In-i
tends to claim on Indemnity trom the
allies according to the Frankrort Oa-
selle. It says the German negotiators
at Versailles will ask payment ror
riamaxes sustslned from aerial attacks.'
from l he 'occupation -ot turom terri
tory by the allied troops and for the I
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
. in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons, befora
9 breakfast.
To feel your best day in and day out,
to reel clean Inside; no sour bile to
coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no consti
pation, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom
ach, you must bathe on the inside like
you buthe outside. This Is vastly more
Important, because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities Into the blood,
while the bowel pores do, says a well
known physician.
.To keep these poisons and toxins
well riushed from the stomach, liver,
kidenys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, a glass of hot wa
ter with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In It. This will cleanse,
purify and freshen the -entire alimen
tary tract, before putting more rood
ii.to the stomach.
Get a quarter pound or limestone
phosphate rrom your pharmacist. It
j Inexpensive and almost tasteless.
except a sourish twlngs which Is not
unpleasant. ' Drink pnospnaiea not
water every morning to rid your sys
ii.m nf these, vile nelsons and toxins',
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like young rolks feel; like
...... i.efnr. vnnr hiood. nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac
cumulation of body poisons, begin thin
treatment and above ail. Keep it ui.
As soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening ana puruyina. so
.i...m nhnnnhate and hot water
mefore breakrast, act on the stomach.
liver kidneys and bowels.
applications will be Investigated by
Captain Harms and Sergeant Lewis.
who will determine If a sign la necoa.
sary. This wjll keep needless sign
orr Ihe sidewalk. Under the provision
or Iho new city ordlnnneo these lrns
aro to be made and sold at cost. The
cost prlco Is said to be 4. The signs
have an Iron base and metal plate,
and are built so as to withstand the
kicks nf pedent rains' ' es. The plate
Is 13 Inches In diameter.
Applications must be made with the
police department for the signs. The
Cascade Fir
Meacham Fir
Maple and Alder
Slab Wood
Oak
The largest stock of wood
in Pendleton
Phone 178
SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO.
Quality Quantity Service
ft 0, M. MavKB
CHEAP
Did you ever stop to con
sider, cleaning- and pressing
don't cost you any mora now.
than In 1UT . 4
RUDD
THE TAILOR AVI CLEANER
iM W. Webb St.
Does best work In town.
Phone 685 ' .
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If you are interested in a real
car, come in and see them.
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lit 131 Wert Court St- Pendleton, Oregon
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