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PAGI FIVB EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915. Meal Satisfaction IS GUARANTEED WHEN YOU ORDER ONE OF .OUR SELECT CUTS OF Pemeco" Meats MADE IN PENDLETON. SANITARY "PEMECO" FRESH FISH Young Beef Salmon Young Mutton Halibut Young Lamb Smelt Sugar Cured Hams Eastern Oysters Sugar Cured Bacon Olympia Oysters Pare Lard Deep Sea Crabs 1 2-Hog, 8c pound Shrimp Meat i, A i HEINZ MUSTARD, PINT 20c KNIGHTS SWEET PICKLES, PINT 20c I KNIGHTS INDIA RELISH, PINT 20c SERVICE I I Phone 455 QUALITY SANITATION The.Central Market 108 E. AlU St LOCALS & Advertising in Brief BATES. Per tine flrtt Insertion 10c rr line, auditions I Insertion 6e Per I In, per month $1.00 No lorili taken for less then Sfte. t'ooot (I ordlusry words to line I ..! Kill not be takes over tb tsltpBQOi -xi rut tram lAmt iirtgon Un paid up subscribers. Attention, f mid l club. ' The V and I club will give their next dance of the series Saturday evening, December 11. at the Eagle Woodman Hull. c jji M ITEE (Adv.) Dressmaking, Mrs Bowman. Phons I4SM. Dressed hoga, I centa pound, at Cash Market A White Studio photo U the moot Acceptable and appropriate Xmaa gift Penland Bros.' tranafer Co. have to rage warehouse Pboave III. For rent Seven room modern house Inquire 201 Garfield. Wanted Position by woman for Kencrul housework. Box 76 City. Wanted Position aa cook on ranch by competent woman. 71! W- Webb. For sale Horse, wagon and har ness. Terms reasonable. Phone 270. For sale Hand work, chochet ami embroidering Apply 112 B. Webb. For rent Seven room modern house with full basement 131& W. Railroad. Wanted Work In family home or on ranch by young lady Inquire this office Auto tops repaired and recovered Prices reasonable and all work guaranteed. Hamley Co. Old papers for sale; tied In bun ilea Good for atasting fires, etc. lor a bundle. This office. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. For sab 300 tons of grain hay. Will mil In lots or will feed stock of sny kind, horses, mules cattle or sheep at. B. McEwen, Athena. Ore Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemMcry oniy $3.50. Phone 110. Quelle Res taurant, far for country trips, phone TO Carney Huey Taxi Co. Jersey bull, four years old. for sale. Son of St. Maus Stokes Pogus Dam Address. K D. Miller, Hermiston, Ore. The most reliable place to hsn your auto tops and curtains repair ed Is at Hamley's. 320 acre homesteads in southern Oregon, rich soil, hunch grass, water fiom 20 to 60 feet, close to towns an i railroad, adjoining Road Co. lands; sells from 116 to S20 per acre. We are established engineers and can lo cate you right Will be In town this week at St George hotel, room I. from 9 a. m. to 8 t m. Johnson A Tregiiskis. i,le Your picture; Do you reallxe that the finest and most welcome Christmas present you could ever give your relatives or friends would be a nice photograph of yourself miide by one who has the best facilities and has had years of successful experience In making pic tures that show your true likeness. The same money you would pnd for trivial gifts will here buy you highest ela-a photos In the newe.t Ideas of today. As a gtft they will be far more lasting and gtv you greater satisfaction in the end. Make the appointment today, before the rush. C, 8, WHEELER. (Adv ) Photographer Dance at German Ha There will be a dance at German hall Saturday, December 11, All are cordially Invited and good time assur ed. Refreshments. Adv. I Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 2. A splendidly prepared musical program will be given on Sunday night next at the Church of the Re deemer; Organ Prelude, "Anduntlno," Le mare. Mrs. W. C. E. Pruitt. Processional Hymn, r, 16. Prayers, by the rector.' Anthem, "Rejoice, the Lord Is King," Mendelssohn, the choir. Solo, "That Sweet Story of Old. ' West, Miss Edna Zimmerman. Quartette, "My Faith l-ooks Up tu Thee," Schnecker, Mrs. Burroughs. Mrs. Dickson, Mr. Hays, Mr. Bishop Violin Obllgato, Miss Baldwin. "Solo, "He That Keepeth Israel." Schlosser, Miss Mildred Berkeley. Offertory, Violin Solo, Largo, Han del, Miss Margaret LUSfM. Anthem, "Now Thank We All Our God," A F M. distance, choir. Solo, "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears." Field, Mrs Alexander. Duet. ",The Lord Is My Light.' Dudley Buck, Mrs. Dickson, Mr. Bishop. Anthem. "Come l'p Hither." New ton Nevin. choir Prayer and Benediction, the rec tor. Recessional Hymn, 522. Postlude, Lefebure-Wely, Mra. W. C e Pruitt thole. Sopranos Mesdames W. U Thompson, B. L Burroughs. Roy Alexander, Westbrooke Dickson; Misses M. Berkeley. G. Hamley, E. Johnson, L. Deute, T Sallng. Altos Mesdames C K. Cranston. J. R. Dickson, Mae Hager, MIbscs E. Zimmerman. -V Anlbal and Mis-i Mulholland. Tanors Messrs C. E. Roosevelt. George Baer, Frank Hayes, Richard Mayberry. Westbrooke Dickson. Bassos Messrs. Hal Bishop, E. Avlson. C, R. Martin. J- T. Lamblrth, F. W. Bond. Cruclfer, Norborne Berkeley. organist, Mrs. W. C. E Pruitt. Director, Mr. Hal Bishop. gram, a banquet will lie served. Pan Grand Master R. Alexander will pre side. Members of the three lodges and all visiting Odd Fellows and Rebek ahs, their wives and husbands are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, who were married last Saturday at the home of Otto Nelson in this city, have return ed from a brief wedding trip and in tend making their home here. Mra Brown before her marriage was Mrs. Nettie Kemp of this city. Her hus band Is an employe of the Cash Market. Mrs. Charles S. Jerard ban lieen suf fering from an attack of lagrippe for the past week. HUDSON BAY GRANGE WORKS FIRST DEGREE W D. Bonlfer and John Zolier of Gibbon cashed in some coyote scalps at the clerk today. office of the county V. O. VS. IhMHI'. Pendleton Camp No 41, W ft. W.. will give another one of their tHx-tal dances on Monday evening, December 13th. All members and their friends are cordially Invited. The degree team will be In charge and a good time Is assured all. There win o no admission charged. Adv. st4 Corporation Cleared, WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. The Uni ted States steel corporation wa given a clean health bill In the matter of alleged rebating by the interstate commerce commission In a report to the senate. Sweden is smoking smaller quanti ties of foreign tobacco. The following is the program pre pared for the Odd Fellows and he bekahs Joint meeting tumorYow even ing: Music Address of Welcome ... I. K. Young Response H M Kld-r Vocul Solo Eugene Molllor Address -Mrs. Halite Ho.-ton, No ble Grand. Pauline Ke began i Lodge. Declamation ...Miss "Bttly" Ferguson! Piano Solo. Miss Edna Hamilton! Declamation Mi-s Klela Hall j i Address E E. Cental Declamation Hobert Mllbr i fangs Jovk Colein Reading t- Mias fli c QwlM Viol-n Solo-.. Miss Margaret LOWttil Address J. Ireland VsxMl Solo Mias Ada De-.-kt-r Presentation of Jewels H. J. Taylor, Past Grand Mast.-r This meting la the first ot a serie-4 j of three "get-together" meetings t be given by the memoers of Eutek i and Integrity t. O. O. F. lodges and Pauline Rebekah lodbe. The meeting will he In charge of tile committee from Eureka lodge. Alter the pro- A son. weighing s 1-2 pounds, wai lairn at 3. a. m. this morning to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. A. Lonergan at St. An thorn's hospital. Olen Scott is In from his ranc'.i north of the city. Dick McDonald was here from Athena yesterday. II W. Randplph and S. A McDon ald are at Hot Lake. R. R. Beckman of Athena, spent yesterday in Pendleton. Eva A. Woodward of Walla Walla was In the city yesterday. E. J. Armstrong Of Medford was a guest of the St George. A. G. Ramm of Walla Walla is a guest of the Hotel Pendleton. H. G. Casteel was in from his home at Pilot Rock yesterday. O. G. Chamberlain of Buhl. Ida ho, was a visitor here yesterday. Miss A. M. Smith was among the Athena visitors here yesterday. George L Sprattler of American Falls is registered at the Bowman. C. R. Pugh and Fred Welse of ; Condon are visitors In Pendleton tO i day. Joseph l its of stanfleld was up from the west end of the county last night. F. O. Howe of Freewater ww numbered among the visitors in Pendleton yesterday. W. L. Thompson, president of the American National Bank, has been in Portland for the past few days. U H Jamieson and J. C. Martin were among the residents of Athena -pending last night in the city. Mrs. E. Simmons of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of her brother. Dr. (. U. Temple. left on No 17 today for her home. Nesmith Ankeny, assistant cash ier of the First National Bank, drove over o Walla Walla today and his sister will return with him. SIX ( 1)1 DATES AIIE INITIATED j AT FRKKWATKH ORDER NEWS OF TOWNS. FRKEWATER-VINCENT, Dee. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Judge Kelly have re timed from San Francisco, Gal., and Albany. Oregon., after a most de lightful trip. Lou Hodgen has been seriously ill with la grippe and threatened pneu. monia. at present he is convaleetrig. Mr. and Mrs. C E. Slmonds receiv ed word recently from Montana that a daughter had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilder. Mrs. Wilder was formerly Miss Florence Slmonds of this place. The four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ft. W. Carpenter was taken to Walla Walla hospital Thursday suffering from membraneous croup. Mrs. Sam Harp is suffering from a severe attack of lagrlppe, her son Rufus has also been ill with the same malady. The Ladies' Aid met this week at the home of Mrs. A. A. Wilfley. It was a business meeting, and final settlement of the Ladles' Aid bazaar and New England supper held last month was made. Mrs. H. A. Moves, has the Christ mas music and program In charge for the Presbyterian church and is preparing a cantata. The Hudson Bay Grange conferred the Initiatory degree upon six candi dates last Friday evening, and will initiate five more on Friday even ing of this week at a special meeting, and at the next regular meeting will banquet this large class by giving an Oyster supper. Election of officers will also take place on that evening. C. E. Slmonds. J. M. Johnson, R. H. Wellman, and Lane Hoon attended the banquet given by the Walla Walla encampment I. 0. O. F. last Friday evening, and were given the Royal Purple degree of this order. i 3 Gifts for Baby Mother and father will supply the toys why not get him or her a piece of jewelry something that will last. A silver cup, say, or beauty ptns, a food pusher, napkin holder, ring, shoe buckles or, Any number of such useful, but typically "baby" things that mother will appreciate even if baby doesn't just now. The range of prices will suit every purse. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887. Asylum Is Quarantined. WASHINGTON, Dc. 10 The ' Washington Asylum Hospital has: been quarantined against diphtheria. Forty patients, including a physician J and three nurses, are under treat- j ment and orders have been issued to ; admit no more patients to the lnstl-l tion. The situation, nowever, it Is! believed iorv clear in time to! permit of the revocation of the order by early next week. Of the total number of patients under treatment only three have well developed cases, it is stated, while the remainder have what is known as "carrier" cases These pa tients, it is explained, present no out ward symptoms of diphtheria, bul may be a source of Infection to oth ers. It is believed the diphtheria epi demic has been checked, though It has been one of the most stubborn the department has had to deal with in recent years. A total of 115 cases has been reported to the department. CRANDALL& ROBERTS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS PENDLETON PORTLAND LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE GEO. RIDOUT, C. P. A. FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE: COURT AND COTTONWOOD STREETS AT FARMERS' UNION GRAIN AGENCY 129 COURT ST. TELEPHONE 550 ACCOUNTS AUDITED SYSTEMS DEVISED and INSTALLED INVESTIGATIONS PARTNERSHIP, CORPORATION COMPANIES and TRUSTEE ACCOUNTS INCOME TAX RETURNS BALANCE SHEETS and FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS BOOKS OPENED. CLOSED, or WRITTEN UP MODERATE CHARGES to DEPORTED, BUT DEBONAIR lHtrazzo Bombarded. "'ETTINGE, Dec. 10. Admission was made at the war office that an Austrian torce occupied Ipek It was denied, however, that King Pe ter naa ilea to Scutari. "On Monday," continued the statement, "six Austrian warships . bombarded Durazxo, and sunk sev-j eral Montenegrin, Allbanlan and Italian sailing ships in the harbor of I Durazxo" Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Carney A Huey, conducting livery and taxi business, has llils day been dissolved by mutual con sent. O. W. Huev will continue the livery business and M J. Carney will continue the taxi business Dated December 11B. O W. HUEY, (Adv.) M. J. CARNHT. St. George Grill MERCHANT'S LUNCH 35c Served dally, except Sunday, from 11 to I. We are now receiving dally shipments ot the Genuine Original "Hof Brau-Quelle" Crawfish. Only first class house In Pendleton employing white chef. We Cater to Your AiMM'tlte I. E. UMJKK, Mgr. M l " $&Jm 1Spki ""o. 1 Genoa (Juays Burn. GENOA, Dec. 10. The quays here caught fire and thousands of barrels! of oil exploded. Eleven thousand ' bales of cotton. . quantity of par affin and 20 loaded railroad cars ,,1-1 ready have been destroyed. TOD SIAMN. Tod Sloan, the famous ex -Jockey, j bllng house. Sloan declares that It who was recently ordered out of was a frame-up and that an English England, arrived In New York on army officer who owed him a gam-' Dec 3. looking as sleek and pros-1 bllng debt and two women who' perous as In his palmtest days. The; owned the gambling house conspired charge on which he was deported j together to get him Into all the tron was Ihnt he was maintaining a gam- ble that followed. The best in Jewelrydom Invites you to this st i'c. We've gathered from " erywticnv- Carefully an 1 well. Today we are asking your opinion of our stock as a whole. We ask for criticisms request your critical looking. And when iron have seen and bought, we are sure you will carry away an impression thai will be sure to brine; you hack. It's your privilege totM) or look Just as you please. And if you onl you re welcome. look WM. HANSCOM THE Jeweler Keeping Stocks Down Retailers are interested in keeping stocks down. The faster they make their money turn the better the net profits. That is why the retailer should and usually does take a keen interest in products advertised in his home newspaper. The newspaper advertising insures a definite, lalized, public interest that means sales for him. It is only business for the retailer to try and get the full selling advantage of the advertising. It is only common sense for him to show the food in the window and get as many sales as he can. This co-operation makes the merchandise move and keeps his money turning. "Shelf" Profits "Yes." said the retailer, pointing to his heav ily laden shelves, "I certainly have a fine profit in those goods, only I don't sell any." It's the goods that sell that really show fig ures in the bank balance. And goods that sell are good products that are newspaper advertised. Tt ravs the manufacturer to advertise in the newspapers and it pays the retailer to coonerate with the kind of advertising that helps him. It translates "shelf" profits into real money, v .ien the storekeeper pushes newspaper ad vertised merchandise. i i 1 llHlllHlllllllHllllsllllllMHh 1 I