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S Before deciding on your XmaR
1!
tokens cull lit the Wheolur
V 23 atudlu'aa he nialcca the tine ex-
elusive thing, "your photo- s:
graph," and you will be ur- S
priced to know he hua not rain-
' g ed Kla price ua other price
H have soared, an he chnrKf fur 2
h la work, "not material."
,5 C. S. WHKI'XKK.
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ACIDS IK STOMACH
SOUR THE FOOD AND
CAUSE INDIGESTION
I'AI'K-B DIAl'RI'SIV' l lVIX KOl'U,
OASSV, I'PHI'Jr STOMACHS
IN 1'IVK MIM'TFM.
! You don't know what upwt your
Momach which portion of the food
did the damage do you ? . Well.
Well, don't hothcr. if your Momach
la In a revolt; If nick, guiwy and up
net, and what you Junt ate has fer
mented and turned aour; head diezy
and achea; belch K.'iHeH and ucldn and
eructate undltrentcrt food; breath fnyl,
tongue coated Junt lake a llttif
F'ape's IMapepHln to neutralize acid
ity and In five nilnuteH you wonder
what became of the Indigestion anil
dlatrena.
Millions of men and women today
know that It Is neeilloKH to have dys
pepsia A little niapepstn occasion
ally keeps the stomach sweetened,
and they eat their favorite foods with
out fear.
If your stomach doesn't luke enre
of your liberal limit without rebellion.
If your food Is a damuifu Instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless antacid Is Pape's Dla
pepsln, which costs only fifty cents
for a large case at drug stores. It's
truly wonderful It slops food sour
ing and sets things straight, so gent
ly and easily that It Is really aston
ahlng. Your stomach will digest your
meals If you keep uclds neutralized
KOJIWKUIAXS ASSA1I( tiKKMAXS
Ihxlare North Si-a Murders Would
Mako ltarliaiiaiis IUukIi.
CHKISTAIAMA, Oct. 3T. The Sea
man's association of Norway has ad
opted a resolution against the Herman
"massacre of defenseless Norweg
ian seamen" in the recent North sea
attack which says:
"The civilized world is horrified in
plte of the submarine war horrors.
Here waa no question uf a war incas-"
tire, but of murder of such a degree as
would have brought a blush to the
cheeks of barbarians or the middle
agea."
At the news that human beings are
taking to eating alfalfn the long suf
fering cow volunteers a melancholy
moo. '
GI ft brtnirfnt elopy shln that
doe iv)IYui off or dual off tliut
Mtincalt to the iron tlmt lat lour
1
Black Silk Stove Polish
In clnKft by itrir. It' mure
ettrfitttlf made nnd imule
from better materials.
Try I n Prlnp
or your m-ic.
ir you trn "
vr aica, yo-ir
yi-owry dilr in
fund you
momr.
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figures without a blur.
I c getf into action
quickly when every
second coiyus. You
can change the focus,
the rpeed and opening
of the shutter instantly
and accurately while
viewing the image in
thehnder. Let us show
you this camera.
Other Anscos $2 to
TJOLMAN & CO.
Leading DrugfliU
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UMAPINE NEWLYWEOS
ARE GIVEN CHARIVARI
Fit 1 i:mh ani NiaoniMits or
i AIJI. AND MltS. JIM JOHNSON
UIVK T1IICM KLltl'llISK.
Auction Halo at Kelly Hunch Well At
U'lidctt; Ulg lllrlluluy Dliuu-r Given
for Phil II. Murphy! officers of
Cliuiitauqiia Ahhii. Klct-teU.
(Kast Oregonlan Special.)
I'MAPINK, Nov. 1. Friends and
neighbors of Jim Johnson, a well
known rancher living at Hudson Buy
surprised him with a charivari Hun
day evening when It became known
to them that he was married to Mrs.
M. Hailey, also well known in thla vi
cinity. The evening waa a merry one
and refreshments were served at its
close.
Mrs. F. E. Labadiu waa hostess on
Wednesday all day to the Presbyter
ian Ladles Aid when despite the dust
storm raging Ihe ladies met for work
completing articles for the bazaar
which with the annual dinner takes
place next month. Those present
were as follows, Mesdames Kelly,
Hlmonds, Wright, Martin, Jones, Well
man. Dan and James Kirk, Jack
Clarke, Phillppl, 1'hllllps, Bean,
Uoorman, Torrey of Walla Walla, La
badlo and Pearl Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompaon and
Mrs. Stephen Lowell of Pendleton were
guests Wednesday with Mr. Thomp
son's cousin JameB Kirk.
Lano Hoon left Monday afternoon
for (Irnnd Hay, Oregon, where he will
ship to this place cattle for winter
feeding on his ranch.
Clifford, a Umaplno boy, has been
promoted from a private to chief sig
nal man of his regiment located In
Virginia. Lieut. Lee Lewis is still at
Kbit Leavenworth, Kansas and will
receive his first lieutenancy soon.
Mrs. Koy Saunders la visiting In
western Canada this week and dur-
i'lng her absence Mr. Saunders is hav-
jlng erected on his ranch a fine barn
iwilh. a concrete foundation.
I Mrs. Dee Piper of Baker is visiting
'her father It. K. Brady. While In the
I valley they will purchase a monument
'tor'tho late Mrs. H. K. Brady.
I O. S. Beeves left Thursday evening
:for Portland where he will enlist In
'the t. 8. army.
! Mrs. John Davidson has returned
!"home from a visit with her daughter
j In Kagle Valley.
H. H. Bacon moved Saturday on the
'j. D. Kelly ranch which ho has rent
ed for one year. Mr. Kelly and fam
ily left on that day for their old home
! In Walla Walla.
r Mrs. Jack Clarke who has been vls
; iting her mother .Mrs. It. H. Wcllman
I returned to her Walla Walla home
! the la.st of the week,
j H. J. Torkelaon has rented his ranch
an,l will hold a sale of live stock at
his ranch on November 7th. Mr. and
: Mrs. Torkelson and daughter will
; move to Walla Walla.
Auction Kale Is Nuecciw.
i l.ast Thursday the sale of stock and
farm Implements on the John D.Kel
i ly ranch w-as well attended despite a
' terrific dust storm which raged, l'ri
1 ces received on dairy cows were par
ticularly good, two grade cows brinfi
: imr ll'.u-u piece, while the entire herd
.averaged s9.r.ll a cow. Top prices
i were received on everything. Fred
i Klffi i t was the auctioneer while D. C.
; Sanderson acted as clerk. Mr. Kelly
! was well pleased with results Two
: .ure bred Hampshire gilts weighing
about LTD .pounds brought nn aver
hk price of M2.0, while piss just
'weuned, brought $11 each.
(ililiilllliipia Officers K.lottcd.
The fallowing were elected officers
of the Vmapine Chautauqua which
will be held here Nov. 6. 7 and 8. Kd
r.ar Hood, chairman: It. E. Bean,
secretary-treasurer; advertising com
mittee. I). J. Kltk. M. O. Beauchamp,
.lames Kirk. Kyle McDunlel and J. E.
Jones; arrangements committee, I.anc
Hoon. C. K. Simonds and Phil Mur
phy: W. F. (Sentry, manager reserved
seats 1111,1 J. Paul Caldwell, ticket
manager. It was decided to start the
Chautatiiiua meetings at L':ir p. m.
I and S o'clock p. m. The ticket man
ager Is busy distributing tickets to the
various members and It Is expecteed
sufficient numbers will be sold before
the Chautauqua to cover the guar
antee required. The usual Hudson
Bay spirit Is being manifested In the
success of the venture and with ex
cellent Hut of citizens who are back
ing the entertainment there will be
no question but that It will be a big
success.
Itig Hlitlidny INiincr.
Children, grandchildren and great
grand children on Sunday took pos
session of the home of Phil H. Mur
phy a prominent citizen of the I'ma
pine neighborhood when he celebrat
ed his 7.1rd birthday and treated him
to a big annlversay dinner. A most
delightful day was spent and dinner
plates were laid for 4.1 person's. The
families participating In the happy
event were those of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred llodgen. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bonbander. Mr. and Mrs.
Vera Hustings. Mr. and Mrs. M. O.
Beauchamp. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krum
hak. I Most of the people who shriek in
alarm lest they lose freedom of speecn
wish to use It to traduce this good
country of ours.
Heal Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to suffer with
' czema, blotches, ringworm, rashes ana
iimilar fckin troubles. A little wmo
' obtained any drug store for 3oc 01
(1 00 for extra large bottle, and promptly
1 ipplied will usually give instant relte)
from itching torture. It cleanses am
toothes the skin and heals quickly anc
i sffectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, d.s
lppearing liquid and is soothing to tn
aiort delicate skin. It is f gW, J
-asily applied and costs little. Oct ft
odav and save all further distress.
M :
LOCALS
& Advertising in Brief
BATK8.
1'er line first , Insertion a 10c
I'er bus, sililUlonul Insertion r,c
l'er line, per moulti n)1.UO
No loc-Hls tRken for less tkan Hue
Count U ordluury words to line.
Local will not be takea over the
telephone except from Kast Oregon
lun psld-up souMcrlbers.
! Wanted C.ood, clean rags, at The
I East Oregonlan office.
1 lurnished Apart. Hamilton Court.1
10-18tf
I haul your garbage and trash.
Phone fi53M. 1403 W. Railroad street.
I For sale Ford Bug. Enquire at O.
j K. Barber Shop. 10-22M
i Oood empty oak barrels for sale.
Inquire this office. 9-6-tf
Furniture for sale House for rent.
609 Llllcth. 11-3
Furnished rooms and board. Phone
483. 10-22
For rent Suite light housekeeping
rooms, furnished. 250K. 10-2tf
Two sleeping rooms. 408 W. court
10-24K
Housekeeping rooms, 501 Clay
10-30tf
Blyder.steln'a Poultry Mash. Best
egg preducer, leed v et or dry. Phone
361. 10-20tf
For sale Five room house. Address
W. P. Relman. City. 11-28
For sale 1100-lb horse. Thirty dol
lars. Inquire 305 College. 11-2"
Hot tamales and fresh oysters serv
ed at all hours. French restaurant.
10-24U
Buy or rent your sewing machines,
at 220 B. Court. 11-30
! For sale Set of nice furs. 715 Lll
! Icth street. 11-
I For sale New and . second hand
Sewing Machines. Singer, White,
New Home and . The Free Machine.
McCUntock &"simpson. 400 E. Court.
Call Penland Bros, van to move
your household goods. Telephone
239. Also baggage transferring and
' heavy hauling.
! For rent Sewing machines of all
(makes. 1.00 per week, 3.00 per
' month. McCUntock & Simpson, 401)
j H. Court.
1 Sandwiches, coffee and soft drlnka
isi the Office Cigar Store. 711 Main
j street. 6-22tf
j Fluff rugs from all carpets. M. A.
1 Rlgby. local agent for W. Fluff Rug
Co., of Portland. Phone 649. 3-11
j For sale Modern l-roora House
and grraxe tin Pendleton). Address
Scott Butler, 111 W. Indiana Ave.,
1 Spokane. 9-16tf
! Wanted Woman to work by hour
!or take washing home. Call 17.
10-23tt
1 For rent Two large sized front
I furnished housekeeping rooms. 70!
E. Court. 10-30
Wanted Scrap iron, brass and
'aluminum. Highest prices guaran
teed, lljewett Harvester Co.
I Do you know that Estes & Frledly
"Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" 614
! Main street. Phone 640
' Wanted Salesman and collector. A
liberal contract. Apply 220 East
Court. - 10-JOtf
I Rolled barley, oats. corn. hay. Car
loads or leVs. Blydenstcin Co. Phpne
,351. 10-aitf
' We make up your combings into
I switches or puffs at Pendleton Hair
dressing Parlors. tf
I Wanted Olrl for general house
work. Phone 6. 10-lltf
I Booming house for sale. Mal.i
i street. In center of business district.
i Doing good business. Inquire of Pen-
land Bros,
For sale Thoroughbred Shropshire
I buck. Inquire J. R. Toner, Pendle
ton. Ore. 10-17t!
I For sale so acres. 45 under
ditch, suitable fur alfalfa. Will sell
I cheap. Inquire of W. li Burnap,
j Touchet. Wash. 1 1-30
I For rent Three room furnished
1 apartment. 129 Lewis street, rhone
246J. 10-3(Hf
I For sale On North side, new. thor-
oughly modern bungalow. . Reason
able terms. Phone 627. 10-3ntf
! Used cars for sale at bargains. Chev
: rolct touring. Ford touring and Chcv
I relet roadster. X. P. McLean, Main
ind Water streets.
For sale Modern house, well Im-
roved lot. Hot water heating sys
tem. Good location lor Dusincss man.
I Phone 366 W. 11-5
I For sale nt a bargain, a good eight
, room house and four lots. Five
j blocks from Main street. Good netgn-
borhood. good view. Phone 172W. H.
M. Elder. 11-4
1 Wanted Young man for . office j
work. Must he stenographer, refer-!
! en ces required. Address X. Y. Z.. 1
jcare this office, In own handwriting
j 10-12H
j For sale New 191S model K. 49
Bulck. 7 passenger. Will sell reason-,
able account going to war. Applv I
Geo. l.a Fontaine. Pendleton, Ore. j
j 10-31tf!
j Wffnted Woman for llglft house j
I work In family of two. Some one j
; who will stay with baby three or four
nights a week.. Call 320 Water street. :
' 10-24tfi
Hay for Sale in tlio Payette Valley,
Idaho.
800 tons of first class alfalfa hay
for sale on the Payette river at in
per ton In the stack, two good feed
vards and water privileges. L. H.
Patton, Payette, Idaho. I-
Schirflcr Home for Sale.
One of the swell est residences on
the north Fide. 7 rooms, swell Itera
tion, lot 75x100. Hot water heat,
modorn eaet front. See owner, 411
Madison street.
Iaiiec at Gcrnuin Hall.
Saturday evening. Nov. 3rd. Y"-'
are cordially invited and augured a
good time, good floor, good manage
ment and Rood music, Pendleton or
cht'Htru. 1 l-fi
I . , , I
(A 47 IMPORTED am DOMESTIC
tobaccos Blended
M .
wSiA "Satisfy?" Yes!
Yet they're Mild
r'MMf, Sure as you're a foot higlu
WyniBf-- A Sounds 4range,becaue you never
$J M&l P' iffM: before smoked a nn'W cigarette
i itfe-at did f Aaf. .
' Yes,Chesterfields"reachhome,"
m ing-ihcy "Satisfy" !
I Still, they're Mi!J!
' (T ( JuMI A new fceiJ of pure, natural
Imported and Domestic tobaccos
that's the answer. And the
blend can't be copied.
V Make Chesterfields your next
Xotiif.
All fnlon Barber Shops will open at
7:30 and close 6:30. beginning No
vember 1st. Local Union 754. 10-23tf
Ranch for Sale.
320 acres. 3 miles from county seat.
210 acres In cultivation, ino acres In
fall wheat. 35 seres fall plowed. Ad
dress, Box 373, Enterprise. Ore.
Sale Hay.
lOrt tons 1st class alfalfa In stack.
Good feed ground and running water.
Earl Queener, Lowden Wash. R. F. I).
11-S
NAVY FORCE TO MAN
TRANSPORTS OF ARMY
Supersedes Civilian Officers
and Men to Insure Safety
in War Zone.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. BluojacK
ets will man and naval officers will
command army transports hereafter.
Officials believe this will insure more
efficient operation of the ships, par
ticularly in the war Kone, and so les
Isen the risk of destruction by subtnn
; mines.
This decision, announced today, i .
believed to have been hastened bv
the sinking of the Antilles, manned
by civilians. It was pointed out that
the discipline naval forces are far
more effective than a constantly
I changing civilian personnel, particu-
Unrly in the fireroom.
A lnro Increase In the na :il per-
i
'sonnel will be neoessary, and Con
gress will be asked to authorize an
additional men. ,1't.ooil for the
permanent forces and .".o.ooo for the
war perio.l.
It was decided also to have the
ehlppinu 1'oard operate all cargo ves
sels, imiudintf those carrying sup
plies for the armed forces abroad.
The navy has been training men es
peciallx for the transport service ami
a lare force is ilndcisiooi to be
avuailabie no'..
The transports now building will be
much faster than the s:emdard carso
vessels and are planned for a sliced
of at least eighteen knots. This will
furnish one protection against sub
marines, but still another will be sup
plied In the ships themselves. The
will be coiistrnctetd to resist one tor
pedo, and it is believed that two prob
ably would not sink them.
t l.l! OnHS i Sl-'CTIOX
li;lix; ,MlUK(l
t nit Trim-ferret! from IVam-c liiuls
OmdiiionH More lUrriritU Tlian In
Flanders.
S .M V V HKIIK IN At. HA N I A
t ct. SI. Twenty -six California!!-
ho form one of the ambulance sec
tions nf t!il American Field Service
are the latest arrivals in Al'mnia. AH
of them have driven in France and
experienced the intensive warfare that
rocs on there, and who find the work,
here much harder thouh just as in
teresting. The shock In a condition of mo-it of
the roads is as largely responsible as
any other factor tor making the work
more difficult. The country is moun
tainous and breakdowns are the reg
ular order of the day. As fre tueiUly
as not wheels come oif or break and
the a mini lanes ha e t he left on
mountain n adsiden until assistance
can reach, theni.
Many ,.f the "posis" are perched on
hillsides, often in plain sight of the
Austrians. and their trenches fre
quently are in view. The Austrians
can see the ambulances as they climb
up and down. Hut warfare In this
section is not only gentlemanly." so
that t he Americans are r.e er fired
on? but the transport of munition?
up the hilis im so difficult that it is
never wasted on inii!',' objects and
is saved tVr definite siail"nary ob
jects. Air raws :i re fre i;ent and excit
ing but the natives seem to Set the
worst of them. That is principally
because the Austrians seem to choose
just that time for i aid in that the
French are .-er Austrian territov
and none of the a:ators ever seem
to get hurt.
The Americans had great ditiicilty
at the besinninu with the food, water
r.nd climate, but are used to them
row. In bet w eeu t heir dut ies they
find time to study the native popula
tion which in general Is ragxed and
poverty-stricken- Many of them
speak Knghsh. since they hae been
In the I'niied States as contract laborers,
It will b.
,t o st ro
m gre.it h-trd-hio to the
e nb Mil w it h cabaret.
SHIP !trit.llXt MOIIK
Til AX 7.5M).00 TUNS YKARLY
WASHINGTON, Nov. I. Chairman
man Hurley, of the t'nited States
shipping board, announce! the coun
tr 's yards wer producing ships at
the rate of seven million and a half
tons annually, exceeding the allies re
quests for Hix million tons. Hurley
asked all steel plants to operate on a
three shift basis.
THE "BLOOD AND
IRON" POLICY
It important ill ptai-e 1"
war. Kvt'ty Mian "1 woman wlio
vouM lx- winiu'r ami nt a alm ktr
sliotiM have tlii- utrenjftli of iron i"
tht liU"l.
Tln now iron toni.-. IVliroii,
ci'inliine.- this valual.l.r im'tul in
Iiif.li. iiuil form so tliit it i- riwily
tljiriii.-il mid reailily .iinilHtel.
Prptiron al-o iiwlmlfa iwi-,in. mm,
Cflrrv. (fiMiiiau ami ollur loni.
s.-.l;iti (or tlio ui'iv... li).-llvr.
rariiiiiiativ.t h.-altli-tivilin
uiiili. iiif in roinenii tit pill loini.
i';ikf it for am iuia or lliin IiIimhI.
pal.li. ---. nervp . I .-! 1 i t y-, brlii-fuj(.
i in,- or two Ti-piiroii alter " h iin-tl
ill .iik-kly t-'M -loryol mam II
i,-uln. t.-t it I-mIii-.

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