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DAILY EAST OIIEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OllEOON. MONDAY, MAY 2(5, I'M.
TACK FT VT!
CONROY
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P .'CASH
0 GROCERY
525 Main St Free Delivery. Thont 640
Iycmonw, extra large, dozen. 35c
Oranges, good size, dozen (iOc
Grape Fruit, extra large, each. 10c
SUGAR, BEST CANE, sa'ck . $10.25
s Blanchard Milk, 7 cans $1.00
Best Iowa Corn, 8 cans $1.00
d isco . . . 3 lbs. $1.05, 6 lbs. $2.05
Blue Karo Syrup.: . . . .5 lbs. 50c, 10 lbs. 95c
Komisiir Shrimps, 2 cans .v, . . 35c
We carry Tea Garden and Breakfast Bell
Syrup. Get our prices. ' ;
Schcpps Cocoanut, 1 lb. pkgs., special. . . 35c
Old Dutch Cleanser, always 10c
Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 7 oz. roll, 3 for 25c
Puff Wheat and Rice, package 15c
"I SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS"
Waa ( Eventually Cured . by
Lydia E.,Pinkham'i Vege
table Compound.
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d You can always get parts, repairs and service.
5 Come in and have our factory demonstrator
5 show you a few things that will surprise you.
Simpson Auto Co.
5 Water & Johnson St.
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ANOTHER CARLOAD OF !'
FORDSON
TRACTORS
HAS JUST ARRIVED.
This is the sixth carload sold in Umatilla county.
Fordson Performance and Fordson
Agency Service Can't be Beat
Phone 403
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Philadelphia, Pa. "I suffered for
oven long yeax with a lame back.
irregularities ana
pain. 1 had on
uhvaician after an
other but they did
me no good. I read
obout Lydia E.
I'inkham's Veee-
table Compound and
gave it a trial and In
a ahort time I felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine,
and without weuk
jneaaorpain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege
tal Compound
anc i-ern helped by
H."-vMm. Mahoarki jSBHB, 1846 E.
HaKart St. Philadelphia.. Pa.
Women who' suffer from displace
ments, irregularities, inflammation,
ulceration, backache, sideache, head
aches or "Urn blues" should not rest
unttl they bave givtm this famous root
and herb remedy,. Lydia E. Pinkham'r
Vegetable. Compound, a trial. If
complications exist, write Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for
special suggestions. The result of its
Inpw .ynwMnr is st vour service.
'" corner or the Halt ' I oI nf Turlvp Y
nver vaiiey to we the parade, which! jj r r i 'K
marked th.t rcjpeiuiiK.nt una of th-, Daddy of ramilyjsj
t, s UUINI, m
"'ant chci I. sentinels ut the rit- ATLANTA. !., Mar U. a4
k rts or the .lesirt that defle.1 ev. ry twelve-yesr-ofd Ind, hah? clothed.! 2
eolonlsa n effort of man until the weak wllh humter. a few weeks o5
Koosevelt dam poured the water nf i.j ui- .... -.j ...... ..i ...... 1
artoultiiral life into this valley, stood ,.,,.,. , th lt of ,'n Atlanta!?
out In prlmoval cintrast to the shim. ! f,tr.i nri..m ..k.n w.,i. E
rnerlnir silks of beach co.tumi-a thnt ... :
mlifht well have graced a Newport rb,nul ,lh.r. i .,,,. wi.h th.'!
warden present, the lad told his fath-;R
PASTIME J
l today ;rS."i ' S
water fete,
JJesert urospeutors. whom acounlnt
ancs with water for years hod hecn
r-r of how a inerollmH landowner had
Mmi..i .1 . . ... i "'ruwi inein .Mil or ineir limn nmni
limited almost to what, thev carried in , ... . ... . .
,h, .,, ' ' lc-y "rr"'1 'n the North fieoriria mounUlns and
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thai. .... . , , - n .-wfriu nforipa injiinLain ami
te .2 ; n '"f;",e ""onta ot lh(, tnrrIy.rlv-mlle tramp In the 5
bv h '.'"r '"-'"' lemrt. without a mornel to eat. to e. 5
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ADULTS 20c
CHILDRKN 5c
ulorrio-
uy Dome by the handKon.
t)in thn cJty and vHy could tnuiiter.
aowtKjyn froiri hoiii of the lerout
ranchH of the oiith-u(Ht. icaihnr
vnaim uoppinif. Hpura ctanklntc and
I hln father, 7A-hm' ey niofwtenwl,
I thA httnirry vijtorn wr Nonn f-fl
, and the Ind wan rJvei. employment '
lt'eently th Ind r-Ktiln accrmpanlfd
Charles Gunn
IN
broad ,ml.rero,hadln their TSZ ;' '' -- 5
derlnif eyes, .,.k, here and there ! " "l 'T""', W 15 fTl 1 tl O P 1 A tTl P F 5
along the route of the procession in a i c'""""' "nJ w"" fP- K ll 1 dlllJLl4 OIHV J 5
aort of stunned awe. If! 5
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But the proapectora and the cowlmya '""KT X.MJ.TX TO IIOI-I) FAIR j f
io cifTeniions in trua crowd. The . V
women In the iieach coatumes who' YTON, Maah., May 2. The
formed the main attraction, to the ! hurl directors of the Tmirhet Val
Ihouaanda who turned out to vlow the ,oy Kll,r a"ociatlon has decided to
spectacle, heloniced to the new order, "'a county nirricultural fair and
modern, metronollian. ' i raclnir meet this fall. It is the first
It was Just one more nl,.re ,.r ..,! event or the Kind to he considered I-
oence that i'heonlx and Ariwina huve :"'"c "erore ine war. ana mere is en-out-grown
the era of the spur and the 'hualasm over the prrsrH-cts. Imme
Kun. The prospector, the cowboy and '"a,e preparations will be begun by
the burro have alven mea in ih.i"18 farmers for large exhibits of live
hanker, the bla IniHlneea man the nn. ' "'"ck. fancy poultry, eereals, fruits
KmoMliiinil the hathing k'tI.
MRS. CERARD HAS
THE CAMERA EYE
land vegetables.
MQHON PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theatert
Have to Tell You-'
I'.tKTIMK SlIXIiAY A.NI MtiXDAV
llAK.HTi:il OI-' KI,T KSOWSf
I'OUTH IA.V .III.1KK AT ALTAI!
' jjffipi
A Vf BICI Ob tfUIUIN'H rw. mvm, wv
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kind of music have you in your home?
We can furnish you any kind of instrument or
make you want, and at any trice you want to
pay. We handle such make pianos as Baldwin,
Howard, Ellington, Emerson, Knabe, Steinway,
Hamilton, all high grade instruments.
. We carry only the standard makes talking ma
chines, Edison, Victor and Columbia. New rec
ords and sheet music. Terms to suit.
Warren's Music House
820 Main St
Phone 524 Tendleton, Oregon
PiuiMT I'tmml In (nt of Intoxica
tion KrfuM-fl to Marry iilrl.
The Kuefltst waited at the handaome
ly furnirihed Wesiphal home and the
bridf'-to-lte-wajtPd hysterically in her
rooniN, rtmforted by her dearest
friend. The reporter -were there, too,
to ttfll New York how Herman West
phal "h dughter waa gowned when she
lecame the wife of JLonnie corman.
And Iinnto CJorman, where waa he?
"Find him", wan Herman WealphoT
order to two tbuga, his p'Hfticut hench
men. Then came the voice of one of the
thuica over the wire. "We've found
falm wllh a cabaret linger in a down
town cafe. He's drunk a a lord and
dt'clarett he will not marry your
daiiKhtor."
So thin waa tho end of his dreama,
his gchemlnic to attain aocial position.
miiRed stahl. tie broke the news
wntlv to hlH datiKhter, but, barrina
the humllatfon and Insult, the girl
wan happy for she had been the un
willing victim of her father's ambi
Uon; the detested Gorman.
Then cutne the tank of breaking the
news to the assembled guests and the
reporters. H nnift Btmrd his secret
cleverly or ho would be the Iiitighinjr
stock of New York. "Mr. (Jorman
waa taken suddenly 111 and the wed
din? hns been .postponed," was West
Ithal's explanation to the guests and
to the newspupor reporters. But
there was one reporter. Gordon
Travis, stnr man on the Globe, who
could not b(j made to believe the lie.
He had won the cabaret slnjrer after
Lonnie Gorman haJ been carried out
of the cafe and thus he had an Inkling tion, forward march, halt and clever-
of the truth. My execute army maneuvers, he is too
The steps taken by WeBtphal to In-intelligent te be confused with an or
sure silence of the youth from the;,linry society poodle.
Olube and the thrilling adventure At least that Is what Magistrate
which befell the reporter are stirring . Greiis things, and so after Kelley, an
eplsodw ln the New Triangle play, j intelligent white pood lo dog, had given
"Framing Kramers." Charles Gunnian exhibition yesterday In the 11th
ia featured in this picture to lo shown ; and Winter street station Grelis ac-
?S i AoKtiKtiiH Thiniss, did not dfoouraKS
5 1 Tnufilaa Fairbanks rrnm doinjr It lkin-j
ADrnna sirs, uerard waits k
Job la the V. S. secret service she
can have it. for it was Mrs. Ger
ard's excellent memory for faces
that sent the only American sol
dier known to bave turned traitor
to prison. The traitor was Henry
Bode, German born, miner In
Botte. spy In Russia, soldier of
fortune in Mexico and deserter
from the American army at Fort
Bliss. . Bode nude bis way to Ger
many,' where be won the Iron
Cross and was sent to America to
help stir trouble between the V.
8. and Mexico. Before he left
Germany be called at the Ameri
can embassy in German uniform
(After his arrest in California be
twas Identified by Mrs. Gerard.'
caitc if iinurvc
OR BLADDTR BOTHER 5
1 if
HAltMl.KSS TO FM'ttlf KIDNEYS K
AM) KKI THAIJfcK IKKI- ;
TATINU IiS. 4
Kidney and bladder weakness result ' A
from uric acid, says a noted authority. Zk
The kidneys filter this acio rom the I j
blood and pass It to the bladder where!
It often remains to Irritate and in- iff
flame, causing & burning, scalding sen- i R
sation, or setting up an irritation at '
the neck of the bladder, obliging you 'm
to seek relief two or 3 time during ; 4
the night. The sufferer is in constant j&
dread, the water passes sometimes t4
with a scalding sensation and is very J
profuse, anatn, there is difficulty In'C
avoiding it. I f)
Bladder -weakness, most folks call it
! because they can't control urination.
( While it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this is really
one of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Get about four ounces or
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful In a glass of wa
ter before grenkfast, continue this fo
two or three days. This will neutral
ize me actus in ine urine so n no ion- :
ger Is a source of irritation to the blad- j R
der and urinary organs which then act ; f
normally regain. m
Jad Salts i3 inexpensive, harmless, A
and is made from the acid of grapes A
and .emon juice, combined with lithia, -, 5
and is u.sed by thousands of folks who ''Kk
are subject to urinary disorders cnus- va
s
4 .Q ' lis ,
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A Play You Will Ukc.
MET
CHILDREN 10c
T A TODAY
t . B.BBB.BBB-Si
COMEDY BLOOD AND THUNDER ' j
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ADULTS aOc
Viola Dana
IN
SATAN
JUNIO
METRO'S ALL-STAR SERIES.
In Addition KINOGRAMS Late News.
it CADE
Today i -
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS 25c
Jad Salts K
is splendid for kidneys and causes no
bad effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, efferves
cent lithia -wit tor tlrtnk, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
IMXi WINS FltKKIHW
lKH(i All MY STINTS
nriLADELrHIA, May 26. If a
ittle poodle dog can stand at atten-
at the Pastime
M onday.
theatre, Sunday and
AKCAnrc MMY ANl MONDAY
TAIItrtANKS' OXK AMttlTIOV
WAS TO AtT IV "AHIZOXA"
W hen the t HHrtuiiit v anm. Athletic
SEr Sc.icd it With Avidity.
The fart that "Arizona was plc-
quiltcd Kelly of the charge of being a
"lap dog- and released him and his,
Poplar streets. Hnggert had been ar
master, J. liHgxert of Pennock. and
rented because Kelley looked like tho
missing pet of a society woman.
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We can still make a
few deliveries of the
CHEVROLET
GARS
Complete Line of
Parts on Hand
A turized four years ago by Its author.
K self and reviving the attractive char-
K at-ter tf "Iltentenant Denton." It'
K'wtl) be Miown nt the Araced theatre
Sunday and Monday,
like the typical Shakespearian ac
tor that he Is. Douglas has been,
spouting the lines of "Arisona' to
such an extent t hat his office staff
have found it necessary to memorise,
cues, and sacrifice their routine labor,
tn "act out" with Fairbanks.
Ever since he first saw thn play
"Arizona," It ha. been his dream
his one gr"cat ambition to prmluco It,
anu wnen ine opportunity nrrivea io:
do it. it was a happy day for Douglas!
Fairbanks. i W.
An all star cast was organized which V
includes Thcodors Roberts, Marjorle W
'Daw, Krelerlck Iiurton, Kathleen A
Ktrkham, Frank Oampeati, Marguerite Zk
Ills Substitute.
She: Is he very bashful?
2d Ditto: When ho tmik me on tho
roller-coaster he told me to hold tight
to the bar or I'd fall out. 1
VISIT
Happy Day's
NEW FOUNTAIN
For the coolest and best
drinks in town.
Plain Soda.
Any mixed drink you want.
Golden West Ice Cream be
cause It's a Pendleton product
and better.
Try our milk shakes.
Puritan Club
Cliquot and
Ringer ale.
Try a "Kelly" Cigar, 3
for 20c
Douglas
Fairbanks
-IN-
"ARIZONA
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BETTER AND
SOFTER LIGHT
la assured by ths as of soma
of these beautiful fixtures of
ours. They gtra light that
Illuminates Aha room perfectly.
but that does nit tlra or strain
the eyes. They ar mot expsn
elv oonslderlns tflelr extra ef
ficiency and ertra beauty. Way
not at lsast see these!
J. L. VAUGHAN
Eastern Oregon Motor Co., Inc.,
' tl Across Street from Hotel Tendleton
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Summe
Coming
j f
le la Motte, Kate l'rice, Robert Houl-
dor, Raymond Itutton and Albert Ale- ; J
Wnflrrlt The lnlter appeared with R
Mr Fairbanks In "Ho Comes Up Smil-lR
lug' and "Hound In Morocco." This
; said to bo as fine it oust oh has been
assembled in nny motion picture. j
The sulury list of this exceptional K
cnt was a miming. Several members of jK
the company were brought specially 1 (P
from New York to California, their I p
salaries starting the day they left, and j A
continuing until their return to Alan- A
h-illnn WA
Bathing: Girls Pass in
Review A here Once as
Cactus Covered Desert
PHKON'IV. Arls. The first linlhinft
Kirl imrade ever hlil In what formerly
was cactnaj (rrtnsewocd-covered desert
waa what I'heonlx witnessed Mny 17.
Atlnntto Oltv. on the eiistt-rn coast.
or Venice, on the California seaboard
never have exhibited more striking,
cohtred bathlnpr costumes than those
which passed In review here. This, at
least, was JUS ojJluloq ut those vho
And Summer .means hot weather.'
And hot weather means thirst,
And thirst means a longing for. a cool, refresh
ing drink.
If it's a malt drink you crave, our
BRAN-NEW
FILLS THE BILL
i '
If you want something in true-fruit beverages;
still or carlwnated, we have it in 15 flavors.
TORT-O CHERRY BLOSSOMS ROOT BEER
We especially recommend these three for family
trade. Why not keep a ease in your home, ready
for drinking when wanted.
Carried by all dealers.
t . Wm. Roesch 2 Co.
"First for Thirst"
2
Con Dung' Low
Louies Placp
Fine home-made
FISH NOODLES
Chili Con Came, Span
ish style.
Chop Suey, Chinese
style.
All kinds of Soup.
Short Order Meals.
Good Steaks.
Lunches, Coffee, etc.
China Tea for Sale
UNDER STATE
HOTEL
Cor. Webb and Cottonwood ftts.
Phone 66 7. rendleton. Ore.
There is only one place
for that delicious
CHOCOLATE
ICE CREAM
KOEPPEN'S
The Drug Store That Serves
Tou Best.
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FARMS FOR SALE
.Roth large and Finn 11 tn the
pains In wheat lauds NOW.
W est on Country and Morrow
County.
I have some exceptional bar-
A. W. Lundell
Weston, Oregon
Business Opportunity
."l cimi: t.arai;, for sal".'"
l.m'tt.ttl on rt-ui.n-WaslMuirltiii
Mitmiiv in a kI touii. I'biify
f shop uork. (;o4Ml tt-rtti i
riht ;irt. ,
I i;mi i:s- Kt n ;k
IIPIntr. trTtcim.