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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ltjW& PACETIinEB ,Jm wt - J H FIVS K (IF PHDIFTII 1 . , . .. -- . jr et f.f.t !P. M. Olivet Improving. . F. M. Oliver, 60S Perkins avenue, who has been confined to his home for sometime by sickness. Is reported to be improving- soma the past few days. . On a Trip to Mlltoiv M. H. Chessman, W. W. Harrah, C. O. Rlnehart, K. Q. Warner and C. P. A. Ijonergan comprise a party from Pendleton on a business trip to Mil ton today, v Itttner Homo Next. Hoy Rltner, Pendleton man who has been In Prance as a captain of Red Cross, arrived In New York Monday and will arrive In Pendleton Decem ber 19, says a telegram received here today. Harold llriM'k In Txndon, Harold llrock, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Brock of Pendleton, and who Is stationed at U. 8. Naval Base No. 27, IfduCGn iBeautifyyour Complexion andvrid the skin of un- Bightly blemishes, quicker Und eurer, by putting your blood, stomach ana liver in j (good order, than in any j other way. Clear complex ion, bright eyes, rosy 'checks and red lips follow the use of Beecham's Pills. ' They eliminate poisonous matter from the system, purify the blood and tone the organs of digestion Use i khams I r.i il SmU ml Amr Mh la tfcs WarM. m In England, Is spending a furlough In London. Harold Is in the radio serv ice of the navy. Bids for Water Bonds. The number of bids being received for the new Issue of $20,000 water bonds lndloate Pendleton bonds are n demand. The bids will be opened at the meeting of the city council this evening. Clurcnoo IK'ail Wlife Overseas Stripe. fciergeant Clarence D. Bean, former ly of Pendleton, who Is In the ho Pltal corps In France, has won his firHt gold stripe for six months' serv ice overseas. Sergeant Bean has served during a number of battles and was entitled to his first stripe In October. the national headquarters to State Chairman W'ilber K. Coman and State Manager T. K. Wltham. Kvery so licitor engaged in the drive must Ob serve this order. l.ldht Million Worker The National Red Cross Is the big gest manufacturing organization In the world, for Its workers total eight million. Complaint Aguijist "A-n. District Attorney Jl I. Keator Is making out complaint against Charles Zeis today charging htm with the manufacturing of Honor and the oth er things that go with such offenses. It was in Zeis' cabin below Nolln on the Umatilla river that a complete still and a quantity of mash was found Sunday. IKvs Are Nominated. Hubert Smith. Jack Bock and Dean Best were nominated for the office ot student body president of the Pendle. ton high school this morning In a meeting called by the vice president. The office is vacant because of the withdrawal of Balfe Ulrleh, former president, from school. The election will bo held next Wednesday. Hoys I'wd to Show Intrrmt- In assembly this morning the boys of the Pendleton high school wer urged to "get out-' for basketball There Is some good material but not enough to furnish several teams. Mr. Bruer and Mr- Crewes. the heads of two departments In the school, are coaching the team until Superintend ent Fred P. Austin secures a coach for all the athletics. Visited With Relatives. Col. J. M. Bentley has returned from a visit with relatives In Hpokane Pasco and at North Yakima. His brother. George W. Bentley, who la well known here, lives at Yakima. Returns for Duty Tonlelit. Robert Humphrey, who has been spending a ten days' furlough In Pen dleton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Humphrey, leaves tonight on No 18 for Philadelphia to report for duty In the navy. Mr. Humphrey is in the transport service- Information to Ho Given. Information regarding the passage of troop trains will no longer be with held, says word received at the Itcd Cross office today. The new ruling will give friends and relatives a chance to see soldiers who are pass ing through on their way home from training canvps. I.4IMTM J'Mir Hiiifers. Lyle Webb, of Thorn Hollow. Is at St. Anthony's hospital as the result of a recent accident which caused the loss of four fingers on Webb's right hand. Webb, who Is 19 years of age, got his fingers caught In the machin ery of an engine and the loss of the fingers resulted. Ktanfield Man Paxtrx Kxatn. C. M. Howard of Ktanfield, who at tended the S. A. T. C. at O. A. C. this year, was among the 3 Oregon men who yesterday successfully passed a rigid military examination covering various branches given by the S. A. T. C. officers. Howard will be In lino for a post In the college cadet corps next term when that body Is rorganized. No Soldiers or Children. No soldiers, sailors or children will be solicited to take out membership i In the Hed Cross when the memher jshlp drive Is held December 16 to 23. 'These are specific Instructions from ioi loi 101 101 101 iui 101 101 101 ioI PURE PORK Country Style Sausage ov wh.Ij find Tins l'l iiK i-onK r vs.u;btastk.s MI CH JHI'IflOUKNT FROM Till;) ORDINARY SSO-CA IJ.ED IOltK S.WSAOK." . WK M IKK OCR I'I RK POIIK. COFNTHY STYI.F SAl'SAOK Ot'HSFXVKS A.l ;l'ARAXTKK IT TO IIK MAllli ONLY FROM l'RIMl:, FHFSII CITS OF PORK AND, FINK SPICKS. IT IS 8KASONKD Jl"ST RIGHT. ,T "made clean SOLD CLEAN BY CLEAN, EFFICIENT SALESMEN Order some for Breakfast 40c per pound FLORIDA (illAI'P! FHCIT, AI'NT JKMIMA IMXCAKF 11Mlt, I'l'ICK MAPI K K.VP. "MM" COFFKK IN Ulll ATTHAC TIVH GROCKHY DKPARTMKNT. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries Fresh Meats 301 E. Court St. Phones 101 (Private Exchange Connecting Both Dept's.) -T0I 101 TOI TOI TOT 101 TOI TOT TOT IPX KlilpiK'tV Mcctiiur Saturday. A meeting of shippers of Umatilla county Is to be held at the Commer cial Association rooms at 2 t. m. Sat urday for the purpose of forming a shippers' league to take up matters of Interest to shippers of this region. Dr. C. J. Smith of Portland, who is In terested in the move is to be here for the occasion. Dcslro Perard to Wed. A. Perard. former Umatilla county sheepman who now lives at Toppen- I: h. Wash., is here today and says that his son, Desire Perard, who Is In the army. Is being married today In New York to a girl of that city. He will come west with his bride upon finishing his army service. The father has a large ranch at Tbppen ish. - Kmersceiioy Hospital Closed. The work of cleaning, scrubbing, fumigating and putting in order of fhe Wenaha club rooms used during the recent Spanish influenza, epidemic as ' todav. and the keys turned over to the members of the club. All bedding, beds and other articles which were loaned by . Pendleton citizens are be ing cleaned and fumigated and will be returned immediately. Hero from AJlierta Home. Dave Cargill. a former resident of Pendleton, who has made his home In Canada for a number of years, has been visiting in Pendleton for several weeks. He Is going out to Helix today for a short visit, and will return north shortly after Christmas. Mr. Cargill first came to Pendleton In 1878. shortly after the Indian war that made things interesting for resi dents of Pendleton in that year. .Many Thanks for Kound-l'p 11ures. Letters acknowledging receipt of I Round-lTp pictures and Happy Can ! yon bills are received dally at Pa triotic Service League headquarters. All express the pleasure with Which the remembrance is received.. letters today were received from John A. Follctr. Hdq. Co.. 1st IT. ft. Cav., Doug las. Arix.; Krnest B. Gillette. 68 Bal loon Co., Camp John Wise, San An tonio. Tex.; llollis l. Percey, receiv ing ship New York. Bay Itldge. Brooklyn. N. Y. Gillette is from He lix and Percey entered the service from Uermlslon. We've Used the Axe on Used Car Prices This Im to h" "t lcan-l " Week In our used cur department. Wo arc going lo dbKse or our slock or used cars at prices un heard of for the quality of tlin ears. Wc must make room ror sliipnients or new ears which will soon lie here. Take this opimrlunlly buy a first class used ear from a big, reliable firm. 1-ook over this list and then come and see the curs. 1917 Dodge Brothers Touring car, "Clean-up" price 1917 Ford Touring Car. new top, radiator, pulnted. A dandy fine cur. "Clean-Up' SO per cent new. Special $7115 Just overhauled and ' price only. . . . 9:1115 li15 Ford Roadster. 3 brnnd new tires, Just rebnred. A rare bar gain at the "Clean-Up" prico of 82110 11)18 Chevrolet, fine shape; good tiros. This popular little car at the "Clean-Up" price of $:tH3 is a rial bargain. HERB'S THH ONK YOU AKI3 LOOKING FOU! 1818 Mitchell Roadster; cord tires and spare; fine looking, car and runs like new. Cun bo bought for about 61) per cent ot Its real value. 1916 Dodge Brothers Touring Car; new top; good tires and extra fine mechanically. Never before has such a Dodge car been offered as low as our "Clean-Up" price of $7 IS 1913 Apperson; Just the thing for a good truck. Needs some overhauling but we have allowed for that in our "Cleah-llp" price of $'J5 Yes, we will take I.IIIKRTY BONDS at par on any of these ears. Cor Cottonwood & Water Sts. Phone 530 Eastern Star Fleet. Mrs- Ijeota Brown Was elected worthy matron of the Pendleton East ern Star lodge and Manuel Frlediey was elected worthy patron at a meet ing of tile lodge held last night In the Masonic hull. Other officers elected were Miss Pauline Joiors, associate matron; Mrs. Mary K. Johnson, sec retary; Mrs. Lula Wilcox, trousurcr; Mrs. Clara Burroughs, conductress: Miss Kniily McHroom, associate con ductress; A. C. Funk. Mrs. Estelle Temple, and Mrs. An(anda McCor lu ark. trustees. Other officers will be appointed at a meeting December 30. After the election. Initiation was held for Miss Lotta Livermore. j l ulled Artisans FJoet Orrioers. At the meeting last night f Alpha Assembly No. . United Artisans, the i following officers were elected to 'serve the ensuing term; Master Ar- ,tisan. Knima Bybee; superintendent. George l-Mnmnd; Inspector. James ni. Jarvls; secretary, l.onlse F. Ijimpkln. treasurer. Joseph P. Walker; senior conductor. Mary llupuis; master o. ceremonies. Mary McGee; Junior con ductor. Nettie Brown; James Buke and Harry Buke. field councillors. Following the election a pleasant so cial evening was spent, Including the I serving of refreshments. i& Q VKUI TV P SERVICE 11 More Shopping Days , Till Xmas We are offering at this great store practical gifts in which man, woman and child will find lasting pleasure. Christmas stocks are complete. Our entire organization is in tip-top shape. We are ready to serve you. Complete your Christmas shopping plans now. Please shop early in the day. Clothes to Keep the Baby Warm Pretty soft garments to keep the tiny people warm and cozy while out for an airing in their carts or on the sleeping porch. White Wool Toques to keep little ears warm, each 50c to $3.50 Knitted Mittens to cover hands that will not stay under the robe 35c White Cashmere Coats, different from the old fashion kind $3.50 to $15.00 Japanese Hand Embroidered Quilts, pink, blue or white $8.95 to $6.95 . Carriage straps in pink, blue or white, dainty hand painted designs 75c to $1.50 Dainty Silk Foille Bonnet, trimmed with pretty , laces and touches of ribbon flowers. . . $1.50 to $3.95 mm' BABY FLANNELS Made of select yarns that will wear and keep baby warm. Offered in plain and neat embroidered pat terns. The yard 59c to $2.50 XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS Make your selections early, while the assortments are complete. We are showing a larger lot of gift handkerchiefs than ever before 10c to $1.00 CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS We haven't forgotten the children with Xmas Handkerchiefs. These come in boxes too in plain and fancy embroidered. The price. . 10c to 2oc box WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY Silk hosiery make excel lent Xmas gifts, always acceptable. One lot offer ed in black, white and col ors 95c ANOTHER LOT of finest quality thread silk in all the wanted shades, full fashioned double sole, heel and toe. Double gar ter top, range in price $1.25 to $2.50 SILK LACE HOSIERY of heavy weight, most suitable for Xmas gifts, of fered in colors of brown, tan, white, black, pink, light blue, etc. The pair $3.50 CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Are you sure the little girl and boy are fitted out with hose for school. We are headquarters for chil dren's school hose, black, white and tan. The pair 25c to 60c. Can you think of a much more useful gift than a beauti ful Warm Blanket Just visit our Blanket Dept. and let us show you the dozens of soft, fluffy wool blankets, fancy bed blankets, fancy quilt blankets, Pendleton Indian blankets, go-cart blankets, crib blankets, couch cov ers, steamer rugs, bath robe blankets, etc. Beauti ful combination colorings, plaids, stripes and jaquards, and plain white, fawn and grey. Do Your Xmas Shopping Now. Buy a Blanket! PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS BED BLANKETS Fancy jaquard blended, double size, 72x80, comes blue and white, pink and white. Pair $27.00 Fancy two-color blanket, double size, 72x84, blue and white, pink and white. Pair , $25.00 Fancy plaid blankets, size 72x84 $23.00 White blankets, 70x82. Price $20.00 Other Pendleton blankets in the darker patterns, $10.00, $11.50, $12.00, $14.00, $15,00, $17.50, Etc FANCY BLANKET COMFORTERS A useful as well as an ornamental bed covering. Come in 72x84 sizes and three different grades at $4.50, $6.00 and $7.50. - DORSET BED BLANKETS Shown in pretty plaids of pink, lemon and blue; a pure wool blanket, 7Zx84 size at $13.50, $16.50, $20.00 SUB-WOOL BED BLANKETS A wool finish blanket, comes in plaid, plain white grey. Priced $7.50, $8.50 and $9.50 COTTON SHEET BLANKETS We can supply your every need in the way of cot ton blankets, in the very finest grade select cotton; three quarter and full sizes, in plain white, tan, kha ki, grey and plaids. Priced $2.75, $2.95, $3.25, $3.50, $4.50 and $6.00. Baby Blankets in cotton, crib size, pair -75c Baby Blankets in blue, pink and white, bow-kiibt, Teddy Bear, Mother Goose, checkerboard, etc. Priced 85c, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50 Don't Forget that We Have a Large Showing of Pendleton Woolen Mills Indian Robes, Couch Coy ers, Steamer Rugs, Bed Robes, Go-cart Robes, Shawls, etc. Any one of the above mentioned would be the prettiest blanket gift in the world. The prices are. as follows: Pendleton Indian Robes $12.50 Pendleton Couch Covers $17.50 Pendleton Bed Robes $15.50 Pendleton Go-cart Robes $4.00 Pendleton Shawls $7.00 to $14.00 We prepay express on any Pendleton blanket. -frit a u it IV. 8 8; 8- : 8, 8 : 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8. 8. il 8 8. 8 8 .8 ..8 .8 8 8 8 8 -8 Mr- 1 8 8 8 8 8 a 8 8 8 BELTS A little belt often is needed to finish a little straight dress, whether cotton or wool. These belts are offered in white, black and red. Each 25c to $1 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 WINDSOR TIES Also middy ties in all colers and sizes, also some fancy Windsor ties to wear with the little buster col lars. Each 33c to $1.50 i i Asvil Man ulcs. Allen Gallagher, ased M. died yes terday at St. Anthony s hospital after a long illness. Gallaher. who has no relatives here, was a laborer at Pilot Rock before his Illness. Funeral ser vices were held today from the Fol sum chapel. deuce in January. Mr. Ankeny, for- In France, and sent to his parents. merly employed as assistant cashier .Mr. und Mrs. K. J. Murphy. The. at the First National Bank, will with 1 souvenirs show that Fritz had been I Mrs. Ankeny and son Levi make their ; through the fortunes of wur. for both' home in Walia Vlla. ' mask and helmet are luttle scared. elected: Mr. C. F. May, president; : Mr. Oule, vice president; Mr. Guy Johnson, secretary-treasurer. The as sociation plans lo include many such; feeds as last night's during the com- j itig months. The club will be open Will llcnd Metting i O" lX-ceinlH-r 19. to a" n,en who w isn lo J"in "nd 8. It. Thompson. C. K. Cranston The third Installment on bonds of. an especially cordial welcome Is ex-, and J. V. Tallman left this morning : "e Fourth Liberty U.an will be due tended to all soldiers. for Portland to art as delegates from I'ecemDer 19. This Installment win LOS ANGELES ALARMED OVER FLU INCREASE the Pendleton Commercial Associa tion to a meeting in Portland for the organiipition of a state chamber of commerce. e lt) per cent of the total amount. , Ankeny Ito-ddom-e sold. James Hill, of Pendleton. Is tlie new owner of the Nesmith Ankeny resi dence at 110 North Main street, hav ing purchased the properly yesterday for jsiioo, Mr. and -Mrs. Hill, who have been making their home at 218 Monroe, will move luto the new resl- sluiplivtlcr ulcs. David Munro. aged S:! who has been employed as a shecpherder for Sinythe Bros., died yesterday of Span ish inl'luensa- Munro was born In Funeral services are beinR held this afternoon from the Folsom chapel. 1 wa.y;sHi'.ii hi rfrys j Tuesduy evening the hien of LOS ANGELES. Dec. U. TUm to -l8 Angeles epidemic, tnereaning he A. McKae. Port la ml. returned 'Athena where he la vis.tinjr for a few ; t week, has asaunn-d alarming pro- , days this morning after spending the ! Portions. There werw 50 new cam : tight in Pendleton. tand four death reported In two hour ' W. u Thompson. Pendleton banker ; morning. Since October I iherv- and member of the State Highway, nave been cae. with Comm.8ft.oii. I registered at the Ben-.""1 Lo AuL'elcr i son. Oregonian. ., " Airs. 1. L. Troth of Antelope, who I hatts been visiting here at the home the , of Mra. L. K- MoBee. returned this Card of Thank. Scot'and and has no relatives here. Baptist church met In the church din- morning to her home Aw On UKplay. Two articles of men's wearing p Pare! until recently much In vogue j even better. In France are on display today at j val Munthy s paint shop on Court street, and They are the German helmet and ing room for the purpose of perfect- ; ins permanent organisation of the men. Supper was served at 6:30 and: while the meal was excellent the warm j good fellowship that prevailed was iMiriug the evening sev- ; NAVY MKX OVT KOOX. WASHINGTON'. lev. U. A hun- Interesting speeches were made dml tlioiiaiid navy ntou designate! numbr of musical selections for d L-char?re wilt be out of hervtce by ! wero rendered which were enjoyed bv'tbc end of tl year. Secretary lkanieta We wish to expremi our most aln cere thanks to the many friend who 'so generously contributed their an i aistance during our wad bereavement : and loss of our loving wife and .daughter. Also to thank them for 'the many beautiful floral offering. MR J. C WIL1.IAMH, MHA MARY PHIi'H ' AM) lAMILr. German gas mask captured by Tom ' H present. LWore the close of the 11 lev e- seventy-four thousand moit Your ad. ihould find a tenant w ho Murphy, member of a hospital corpsj evening the following omcera werewiu in out oy uiy i. , jpaya rent tne aay it i aue.