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E. & W. Chandler
Different Store
A beautiful line of women's and
misses' silk and serge skirts just arriv
ed, and they are priced right.
Elsie Densmore and Little Sister dresses and frodks
for the little misses just arrived and shown exclusively
by us. Ask to see this line.
Our line of Knit Wool Goods
consisting of Jersey and Coat Sweaters, Skating Sets,
Toques and Children's Knit Suits, is complete
Men's Stag Coats and Corduroy Vests
with leather lining, backs and sleeves, are a
combination to meet ydur approval
Our line 6f Mackinaws
is certainly one that will please you
both in quality and price
Appreciates the News.
Corp. Ralph L. Byrne, M. G.
75th Inf., Camp Lewis, Wash.:
"I j?et tin News regularly and
enjoy It very much; I was sure
glad to get those addressed you
published sitmo time ago. 1 wish
you would keep the pape'r coming
asl don't want to miss It because
I can depend on it every Monday.
Isn't it groat the vay tho buns
are backing up?
1 am in a machine gun company
and like it far bettor thun the in
fantry drill although it's much
harder-as the drill is nil at double
time. I guess railroads and autos
will bo too slow for me when 1
get back. Our company com
mander secured the best grade, on
machine-gun examination of any
one m the U. b., so you see we
have a fine chance to make a
cleaning" Alien wo get across.
Most of the B. V. boys who
were here'nre moved now, I don't
know where they went would
like to know, though. That is
where the gooJ old E. Y. News
comes in handy. Don't think 1
am gassing you now, for I'm not
I liked the News at home, and
much better here, it tells a person
of some friend's address: so be
lieve me when I say I like it.
Wen, i must close lor now.
Hoping you and all of my friends
in Eagle are as well and happy
as I am now.''
An Interesting Letter.
Pvt. Walter N. J. Greene. Bat.
E. 2nd F. A., Fort Sill. Okla.,
in a letter to a friend in Richland
among other things says:
"I was on l.P. yesterday and
had to hit the ball tiil about eight
o'clock, as we had to clean up for
Sunday. I'm sure getting to be
a dandy dish washer. Last night
I was washing dishes outside and
a ouncn oi girls came alongin a
car; they stopped about fifty feet
away and sat there and laughed
at me. When they left, one yell
ed: 'Stay with it kid, it's the
making of jou.'
j Saturday we wenton a 4-days
niKe,(pujt oian't last tmn long.
Ve left .in ud. nearly to our shoe
a round-about course to Medicine
Park, the distance being.about 25
I tTf 1 t -m
mues. we nad out pjics and
rifles, in all about 40 pQndsar
rived in the park at 4:30,. p Gee,
don't believe I was so tijetj in my,
. life before. There' were aDout
15 fell out.
They made us roll out iri the
night and go inter action, but itj
didn't make much difference as
we only had one blanket and the
hard ground td sleep on. The
next day being Sunday we" were
oil duty and went swimming.
went in at 10 o'clock and didn't
get out till three.
, While in swimming I aiid an
other lad were sitting on a chain,
which was stretched across the
pond to keep people f ronf walking
into a deep hole, a womaw. weigh
ing at least 200 pounds asked if
. one of ua would psfck her across
the hole on our back As the
hole was about 10 feet deep, the
other fellow said he couldn't swim
a lick, und as I didn't wsrtt to be
impolite J pretended I lost my
balance thereby falling falef the
h,ole and carting up on the other
side. The things she called us
was shocking,' but I came into
this" army to fight not to le
drowned by a woman.
After supper word came to
break camp and to return to Fort
Sill as quickly as possible. We
;,took the short way, distance nine
i miles, started at seven and got
in at nine. Next morning we
were un at four and after hrwik-
ifast tdok a 15-niile hike and went
into action, fired 60 rdunds and
got back to camp at supper time.
After supper we gunners that
fired the guns had to clean them
which took till dark. We are
having a daily "Okla" at the
present writing, in other" words a
sand storm. It was so thick a
few moments atro thev had to
turn on the lights."
Buy alarm docks
Drug Store. ad
ut Richland
Gels Plenty to Eat.
September 29, 1918.'
I am wejl and getting along
dandy. We are sure getting all
Ave can eat since wo came here.'
r- a " 1 t 1 r i I
,r or dinner loay we nuo oyBier
Uncle Sam's Advice on Flu,
(Continued from front im?")
headaefie, ho Hhuiitit "fib" jclvoti wiifer to'
drink, n cold couipreM to (ho forehead
find u Unlit milium!. Only such inedl
cjne dlioulil ho nlvi'ii ns In prescribed.
tliu doctor. It Is focjIUli to auk the
(jcuKelot, tt prescribe iinti inny bo dim.
iforoiiH to tnjjo tljt) so-called 'safe,, sure,
nml ImrmloHs' re'iiu'dles advertised by"
patent medicine nintmfaetureiH.
, :;',K'(lio patient lio Hltuutcil Unit lit,
can liu ntlojided only ly sonie onu who
inusntso.look.nftor otliorft.ln tliu fnm-,
ly, t Is advisable that such attendant,
wear n wrapper, apron or pown over,
tho ordinary house clothes while In tho
Hick room nml clip thh ofT when lenv
Ink to look after tho others.
"Nurses nml attendants will do wull
to cunrd nKnlnat bronthlnB In danKor
ous disease kitiiih by wenrJiiK n slmplo
fold of rmizu or imiHk whllo near tho
patient
Will a peraon who hat had Influenza
before oatch tho dlieaso Again?
"It Is woll known that nn uttnek of
ini'imlOH or wcnrlot Cover or mnnllpox
UKiiully protuctH n pornoti iiKuliiHt un
other uttnek of the Hinno iIImciisi'. TIiIh
nppoars not to he true of 'Hpunlnli In
lluenui.' AcoirdliiB to newnpiiper re
portH the KIiik of Kpnln Hiirrorod nn
attack of Intluenzii dnrliiK the tnl
domic thirty yearn uro, and wan ncnlii
Htrteken dnrliiK tho recent outbreak In
Spain."
How can ono guard aaatntt Influ
"In KunrdlliK ntTalimt dlxcaao of nil
klmlH, it In Imtiortnnt that the body bo
kept NtroiiK and able to tight olT ills
ouso Kenns. Thin can be done by hav
Ink' a proper proportion of work, play
and n8t, by keepliiK the budy well
clothed, and by eatlm; Niilllclent whole
Homo and properly selected food. III
connection with diet, It IH well to re
member that milk In otio of the best
all-around food ohtalnnblo for adiiltH
as well as children. So far us a dls
ea.se like Ihllucnui Is concerned, health
iiuthorltlcH everywhero rocoenlxo the
very closo relation between Km aprond
and overcrowded lioniow. While It Ih
not nluajH iioB.ilble, eH'poclally In
times llko tho present, to avoid such
overcro)ydiip, people should Tonnldei'
tne iienltli (laiih'cr ami muko every
effort to reduce tho upmo overcrowd
iiiK to a iiilnlniiiin. TUo. value of frexh
air throiiKh opep wlndowu cannot be
over cmnhnBlzed.
"When crpwdlhc In iinavoldable, n'
In atrcttt cam, care hliould bo taken to
What You Want
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For Sale or Trade, For Rent
Wanted to Buy, Wlc.
OATS for su'o-
pound nt thy ranch in Pine
W. T. 6nnohoir.-ad5lp
Thfoo cents n
no Valley.
A now shipment of children's
wagotis, wd l'mvo the slzb ydU
waiUV RauSy'B ad'
Hhy Sal'uty Razors t: Richland1
Drug Store". ad'
WHEAT for 8ii7o. ? will haVo'
about iiOO bushel of wheat which'
1 will sell at less than the going'
price- if taken at the machine.
Uxpectto thresh in the next week
or 10 days. G. W. Martin. ad
Men's bnlhor lined vests, muck
innws, wool shirts, stag shirt?
atid Btno- coats. Look 'em over,
E. & W. Chandler, -ad
HAY for sale 45 tons alfalfa
first cutting; first chiss in every
way. Call on or phono John W
Patterson, Richland.
Moii'h wool :tnd llar.nol shirts,
mackinaws, etc. Saunders Hro's
O ry , i , yw bscrip
IvcllCW tion utonceand
r ot miss a copy
HOGS FOR SALE 'S weaned
pigs at $3 each; two 50 lb shoats
at $7 each; one sow, woight about
ICO lbs. at $25. Thuso animals
are worth more, but tho money
is needed. Call ut the John W.
Patterson Ranch In Dry Gulch.
Lost Lanre white face buck
branded K,' marked with two bits
in each car. Notify 13. I Keist,
Sparta,' Oregon.
Wanted --Tho address of a firm
soup, pork chops, sweet potatoes." keep the face am turned a not to iiv that .qau. and does maka bettot'
' 1 mmm "It... I .1.. a I t .1 , ... fa. . n n m
cignrsiiutn units, i. iMynn &i uo,
of Baker. Mr. Ima Smoker.
FVom Ptoridat
P. F. McLairi sends us a check
to pay his subscription to March
28, 1920, and writes "We are
heaving firie weather Here and I
nave my winter garden planted
and most of it Is up, potatoes are
about six inches high. The fruit
cP.Pi13 heavy except along the
gujwhere a storrrf on Sept. 28
niew on about half of it. A few
buildings and some timhmr wna
damaged hre,riat Clpaf Water 30 !
n.:nn n.tl iiJ1 J ' , I
uiiico ouuui, u iiuui wuvudrovneo
three children and destroyed a lot
of property. Well I see the huns
are gettiiYg some of their own
medicine now bo much so thev
V oV-l 1 . f tn... ...U.-U.nu i-1 , . ...
uiuijr niiuvr vtiiclhci nieyitre in
h orscmYe other warm place
I find Florida patriotic haVca-one
oVer the- top fn everything, We
nav to raitfe $6000 in New Port
Hiehey and we'll do it.- IWarriu
to all my old frunrrdgv"
gravy, peas anu pte. we were
going to parade in Philadelphia
'yesterday but this camp is under
quarantine so we didn't get to
go. Sure would have liked to
went so as to see that city. My
company have been having sham
battles under the instructions of
a French Captain, Will have a
big show, as the French Captain
calls it, Monday, and the rest of
regiment will watch us.
Pvt. Roscoe Gorden,
Co, K, 63rd Inf.,
Camp Meade, Md,
bale directly the air breathed out by
another jierson. v
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ii im rain-iuiii- lllllMjriiwu in ne
waro of tht' pernoii who concha or
aneezci without covering hit mouth
anu nose, it also toiiowh mat ono
should keep out of crowdn and wtuffy
plncea an much nx poHHlble, keen
homci, omcca and workshopa well
FOR SALE -Power wood-saW
outfit consisting of d-horso gas
engine, drag and cut-off saws,
etc., a ho one stump puller, ono
aired, upend some tlnio out of doorn Lteum, WngOtl nnd liarnCSSi
ouch day, walk to work If at nil prnc
tlcable Ih short, moke every possible
effort to breathe as much pure nlr as
possible.
"In all health matters follow the nd'
vice of your doctor and obey tho rcu-'
lotions of your local and state health
ofllcers."
"Cover Up each tough and aneeza,
If you don't you'll cpraad dlaeai."
h. Y. Matthews.
Hunting
MICKIE SAYS
Buy your toilet soaps at Raley 's.
oua R6P6tvrefc sass,
BM 'I'RNtKJ, y COULD KE6V
'RACK, OP BUT S1IMC6
THES6 DOO'OAS'tED AVJToa
AE LB A. V IN -TOWKl ta-
.1 a
V R.N .ROAD ttVJtVH WOUtt.
&6.fTA FAfT CHAfACE!
I'Cn t i . . 1 1 1 r k i j
Ml AfcOUT tX"
on my ranch
is positively
fnrhidrlnn.
Anyone violating this order wijj
be arretted and prosecuted.
CHA8. HOWELL,
For Sale-lO full-blood Ilolsteitl
cdws .ligil?lft to registry all fresh
and every' one a good milker
Call on Or write 8. Herring, Spar1
ta, Oregdri.-ild
Eorf6ale-r-HomeC6tTifort rangd
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S6br Stomaicfr
EadfdoWlv. maiitfriilA vii" fnn1 l.n..
tnitthiv. alinlnfn ItntH nSAtf fnn luu
and in ootl cases (Irtruoof stonvach will
dlnrppoar, If It liot not, take ono of
Cliambolaln'fl Tablets Imtnodlute) yaftor
OUWlDf. UDU IXII1HLH Brfl mniL IliTAIV t f I
- -- - - - v t w ,nw f I
cuoo aour swmacii anu you may and It
Ofahlntf Life 8avr.
Docs have been given their shnro of
credit for saving humnn life, from tuna
to tlme( but It Is doubtfnl If any cnnlno,
nowevcr launiui, ims oter ctveft a bct . K J , ,
teraccoilnt of himself as a life flttVef- Old op-gai hut water tank.
thtu tt dog did here- While drlvlht! barcrain. Call nt News nfnnn.
nomo to tneir rutin from I'lpestonei
Mr. nnd Mrs Charles Thiclc were run' T V AilV Otio found
aown nt a cros road by hhother car g Fll 4- htltiling on th(
wnicti was trnvcllm: .it great speed ww Co, KirbyranoH
Whkn tlin nnmii Wa tVUinltl I ... ... ......... .
rnr won im l, , ,t H,S "V. H
foreo of 111!, rnllUInn l,rw fln; " . "3 f "'-asou.
months-old paby fronl Mru Thlelo'cf
orins Tho child wbuld litfvo fnet teh
SarflE'Kor and Kd-E-Kar for1
tain death beneath tho.cu'r's liUt for iM- childrOn fit Saunders Uro'fi.- ad
Vulcanizing
I have installed a new plant
and tim prepared Id vulcanize
fact; tWt In faliittK thfe' ttnbi' struck.
a dog which wad rldltfg da the foot
board of tho olher caf Tho dog grnbv
led th6 dress ot tho ritlld (tfld clunrf
fO It Until the Cfls rnnlil tin ntnnnod.
Th6 baby rtcclved fdwef Ifilurles ClinfY
did tlic Oilier 6'ttunnni nf tlm card.'
both ra'achlnts wtro Unmt WfnckUli- I on iff l tni lVm t ta nnaalliln In n
lf(A,t Til. m.jM,...H pwao.uiw vw
uuir in iiiub iiiuiinur luvun not
water bottles and rubber boots
CASINGS atfd lMNlDR TUBES
n Cirtniit(i t A.fl uft rvltnMnti '
I OJJUbl fill tTVIIl UUUIUII"
teed satisfactory.
W. E. HOLMES, , ,
Plant at Richland" Auto Cd.' ady
Why not send
the News to a
Isoldier friend?