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"DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, rENDLBTON. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER .261918
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M PERI A L
High-Grade
FFEE
CO
is a bled of the Tety best fro wtlfand-is a
stimulating and r ef reshing drink. ' v
Comes in 30c, 35c, 40c and 45c Lb. Cans.
TRY IT! -
GRAY BROSX GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones 28
, 823 Main St,
.-4 . Jt-J
No Better' Plan
has ever been devised to save and teach
thrift than a Savings Account WilL V
Such an account can be opened with
only ONE DOLLAR or more and any
amount can be added to this at any
time. This will earn you 4 per cent in
terest, compounded twice a year.
The money so saved and deposited
will be very helpful to meet your pay
ments for your Liberty Bond. -
The?Savings Department of the
THE AMERICAN HAT101L.BH
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in 7 ?!', ,
Eastern Oregon"
BRITISH TANKS
SAVE THOUSANDS
WADE RIGHT OVER
GERMAN HOWITZERS
Thirty Six Tanks, One Bat
talion, Save 1,000 Casu
alties a Day.
LONDON. Oct. !6. Thirty-six
tanks one battalion save at least a
thousand casualties every flay they
are in notion.
The.-Brittsh war expert who made
this statement while discussing the
present allied offensive continued:
'"We have used In the fighting to
date only a fraction of the men the
enemy has been accustomed to em
ploy for similar offensives and we
have made up the difference largely
with .tanks. Since the ultimate vic
tory will fall to the side with the big
gest reserves, the more tanks we have
the more assured our victory.
"It has been commonly thought
that a direct hit by a shell means de
struction for the tank. Not always. A
fortnight ago a tank received seven
direct hits from a German 77' gun,
but the tank finished its Job and
trundled back to its. lines.
"Another in the Cambral region
went over a rise directly in" front of a
German howitzer, The howitzer fired
from fifty yards away and a shell tore
off part of the tank's side. But the
tank went on, driving right over the
howitzer and putting it out of action."
Recently Major General Seely, de
puty minister of munitions said:
"I speak the literal truth when I say
that I, and hundreds of others It has
been my privilege to lead, would be
dead now but for the tanks. They
probably saved Amiens. They cer
tainly saved us.
hnhltahle condition.- The south and i
east sides of the Grande place were,
blown to the ground. A number of;
houses in the southrn part of town
were burned, apparently out of sheer j
coprlce.i The handsome city hall was'
(.stripped of Its candelabra and th.
archives there were tnrown aooui in
confusion.
KING "AND QUEEN
KISSED BY OSTEND
WOMEN, CHILDREN
Albert Carried to Town Hall
on Shoulders of Lib
erated People.
IjONDON, Oct. 26. The men,
-women and children of Oatend
were so overjoyed when the
King and Queen of Belgium
landed there that many of them
heartily kissed the rulers of the
liberated town.
King Albert and Vice Adml-
ral Keyers of the British navy,
says the Dover correspondent of
the Daily Mall were carried to
the town hall on the shoulders
of men in the large crowd which
greeted the King and Queen at
the landing.
AH ordinary Jsonds of re-
gtraint were loosed in the hap-
py delirium of the occasion.
The Queen walked to the city
hall surrounded by a great
crowd of children.
EVERY HOMR IN IlOCAr
HAS BEEN' WRECKED
LONDON, Oct. 25- Not one of sev.
eral hundred houses In Douai inspect
ed by the correspondent of the Daily
Mail at British headquarters is in
LI VESXQ LCK ME N
Do yon realize that the- highest price to the Korthwest are
being paid for stock at the
Spokane Union" Stockyards
Save yourself freight and extra) feeding charges by sending
your Cattle, Sbeep and Hogs to your home-market and at the
same time building up your local market prices.
If you have less than a carload lot, pool with your neigh
, bors and ship a Community car; ri:-.4-:-
Write for our Weekly :farket Letter with Quotations.
Spokane Union Stockyards
SPOKANE
P. O. Box 2t85
WASHINGTON
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BETTER AND
. : SOFTER LIGHT
la assured by the dm of somo
of toes beautiful future of
ours. They give Uht that
Illuminates the room perfectly,
but that doe not tiro or strain
the eyes. They are not expen
sive considering their extra ef
ficiency and artra beauty. Why
not at least aoa themt
J. VAUGHAN 5
CSH-HfaKsjismWSWSs
Some Good
BARGAINS
IN
Use3 Gars
AT THE .
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Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
EMERGENCY
MEDICINES
From
THE PENDLETON
DRUG CO.
During Closing Hours
Phone 4
This store has four
residence phones con
nected with store.
t 464 will get one of
them for you in emer
gencies during closing
hours.
The Pendleton
Drug Co.
INTERNED U. S. FLYER
TRIES TO ESCAl'E
FROM SWISS CAMP
r.RXF.VA. Oct. 26. Lieut. Duncan,
the American aviator, who with a
1 .. lanrlnrl In the J U Dl AIDS
1. 1 1 1 1 - - -
with his undamaged machine a month
ago and was interned,' made a doio
but futile attempt to escape from the
internment camp at Anaerman on
Wednesday night.
He made a rope with bed clothes
and slid down the wall around the
k nio hut when he was some di&-
ance from the ground the rope brokff
and he was badly injured. e con
tinued, however, and walked In the
direction of Goeschenen, along the
railroad line.
The alarm wos sent out by tele-
, - - i . ft. ..... 1b a
grapn ana leidmuim. ... -
long tunnel between Andermrftt and
Ooescheneii and- wnen me m
i tt-nnt it hn was arrested. He
was taken back to Andermatt and the
guard at the camp was oouoiea.
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We are anthor
lzed govern
mcnt agents
.for Thrift
Stamps Blap
Uie Kaiser
with one.
It Will Get Colder Before It Gets
Warmer. Buy Early
"UNDER : ;WiERE,,
You will need some pretty quick now if this
"crimpy" weather continues.
We all know that it will get worse before it gets
better. , , -
. BUY EARLY
Men's 90 per cent Wool Unions .............. $5.90
Men's 70 per cent Wool Unions .... ..... jM.J
Men's 50 per cent Wool Unions '. .8
Men's Cotton Ribbed Unions
Men's Heavy Fleeced Unions . . . ,
Men's Cotton Shirts and Drawers ...... ..... . . 89c
Men's Wool Mixed Shirts and Drawers $1.69, $1.98
Men's 90 per cent Wool Shirts and Drawers. $3.69
Boys' Fleeced Unions 89c, 98c, $1.19
Boys' Cotton Ribbed .Unions .. S9c 98c, $1.13
The beat
tt,u.1a ma ares
Incorporated J ST" w
7 S7 Si?
. -to. .ya'C:
S7
tinii null anil lf.oo fluo nrobably ap
proaching the latter ngure. jiy i" : 'j.
will filed today the American mill ls!K r , -if
left, to the four sons, share and share, J.61 liitlSL VjOUI 6
alike. Of the remainder of the es
tate 40 per cent is left to Mrs. Htu
bert, together with the residence, and
20 per cent to each of the three
daughters.
Opposition to the traction ordinance
is running on flat wheels.
Thone 318
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Picture Framing
All the luic.ft umiilds, to your order, proiwrly made siiU
at reasonahle inos
AT
HURPHY BROS.
TIIK OLD ISKIJABIJ3 PAINTKHS
'Sole Agents for the Old lU-liablo
HURCH E S
PHOENIX PUREP
v Western Slade for Western Trade
W. P. FULLER & CO.
C'hrllan.
Pa,stor H. H. Hubbell has returned
ii.l kl. fi-In tn Slt.i T.nul9
and other points. He went to attend
the International convention of the
Christian church, which was not held
owing to the ban put upon all puonc
satherings. The year's work, accord
ing to published reports, is most en
couraging and is the promise of a
, nnanln. before US. While
we can not have public services we
should be especially joyai in pijr.
and Scripture study.
a 8. lesson for October 27th is
"Making a Home." Text, Genesis.
Chapter 24.
This Is a very important duty and
one that Is greatly needed by society
of today.
We suggest for morning " worship
the 1 Paslm. Let every regular
giver to the church Jay up his gift in
in the envelope of that day and hand
to the financial secretary as soon as
possible. Lt us not neglect these
things because there Is no public serv
ice. Ilulhort Kstato Near Half Million.
ABERDEEN, Wash.. Oct. 26. The
value of the estate of Edward Hulbert.
prominent mlllman, who died last
week, Is placed roughly at between
Prescriptions
j! Or Other
iiiGiyviiuyuiuyo
lid mav be had after b:oU ffAMWtw0
5 P. M. by calling resi- 5!
m aence pnones ICESiKaiaKwss
S i IS f
OB-lVpjH AT7J7
i Tallman & Co. jlH
9 5 13'
Zk Leading Druggists. 5 J
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
DR. R. B. BOBBINS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and'
Main Sts.
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ROOM.. l
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CtOlNO. BACK TO ROOM.
-rtllT) HAX TOCt OWNSR Of 1 -Z,
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THE
C. & P. MOTOR CO.
Stephens Salient Sli
Have for Bale .
1 8-C'yHndix Oldsiuolillo
7 passenger.
This car has new tires and W in
fine condition.
I'ord Touring Car with Kew
Top.
Prices Reasonable.
for
The Fire Place
The Ideal Fuel
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SHYT HE -LOFIERGAN CO. (
Phone 178
Quality Quantity Service
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OAIiB ROTHWElii
OytonietrtHt and Optld
Byes BdsntlfleaU
sxamlnsd.
Qlasses ground to fit
American National Banfc n"a.
p.ndlstoa.
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Bargains on
ord Sundries
DENTISTRY
Dr. David Bennett Hill
Dr. Tom O. Bailey
ludd Building. Pendleton, Oregon.
Speedometers
Cut-out Valves
Horns
Bumpers
Water Circulators
Master Vibrators
Atwater-Kent and
Bosch "Magnetos
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous JDUaaaas and
Diim.n of Wotn.n. X-Hay Slsa-
tro Th.rap.uUcs.
rtmple Bidg., Itooia til, Ptaona 41
TAXICAB f :fl
PHONE I U
ll.Miku S, Itlde. for M.&O.
PAIIKI It to.
Maud at . K. Barber hliop.
Radiator Covers for Electric Headlamp
Winter Attachments.
These are all practical attachments that will
j is Cive you I'eai bui vjcc. g
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