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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1915 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, IBIS. I Why Not Give Hi im A present that would please him most, from the store at which he trades. Ties, in boxes 50c and $1.00. Linen Handkerchiefs, in boxes. Silk Handkerchiefs in boxes. Collar Bags. Cuff Bags. Pullman Slippers. Knit house coats. Tie hangers and hundreds of other very acceptable Kifts. e Mention So KnM, Some men are gedng to low their positions with' the change In the city iiilinlnl-tration and others have nl remly lout their dispositions from the , same cause. w hy Sot ;( ti' Coyotes? We wonder Just what Hal ISlshof meant by advertising for every slr.g er in town to turn out yesterday for lehe-arsa! In order to make the mu- nlclp Ing i il Christmas festivities a "howl- uc I Ladies cordially invited call and look them over. Bond Bros. Pendleton't .fading Clothieri to Electrical Essay Writing Contest T O the little girls who wrote the best essay the Pacific Power & Light Company offered as a prize a Junior Electric Range. This ranjre is an exact duplicate of the larger electric ranges. Mary Francis, of the Washington School re ceived the prize for her school and it is with pleasure we print her essay, at the same time extending her our congratulations. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY. some Caynae Wtt. (Country Correspondence ) Cayuse, ore, Dec. 20. Jim Small hawk '( this city says there In noth ing In the report that the epidemic of grip In Pendleton haH heen caus ed by the surrounding Tanner. hold-iii- on to their wheat so tight. The Regulation Price. Wli'-n ii mlsmated man or woman In this state sues for a divorce, the law requires that a specific charge he made in the complaint There are several lawful grounds for divorce in Oregon, among them cruel and Inhu man treatment, desertion, conviction of a felony, etc. Now It sometimes ' knnnana that the tale of woe In the I complaint Is such that several grounds COVid he alleged. Attorney "Booming Hill" Peterson had such a ! case a short time ago. He had onej ' of his witnesses on the stand and she told a story that might have heen substantiation for cruel and inhu 1 man treatment, desertion or several 1 other charges. Judge Phelps could not make out Just which ground was being alleged and he Interrupted the witness suddenly with a sharp question to the attorney. "What do you charge in this case?" he asked Bill stuttered I little and got red In the face "Wh-why, your honor," he said, "the usual price, fifty dollar.-.", 55 The (1 large of the Mghl (Headed) Brigade. 'i'hls story has never heen sprung i.efore and we hale to spring it now. 55 hut it's true We have hitched our M wagon to Truth and will ride wher- ever the course takes us regardless of whom we trample under hoc'. Therefore, on with the story. Kaiph Howland, Max Hopper and Jack Chlldreth were three of the hunters in the party hut they won't tell on the others, They were out in Chtldfeth's auto In search of geese They encountered several flights hut all were out Of range. Suddenly out in the e nter of the field they W a flock Industriously feeding. They laid their plan of attack at once. They would enter the field In the auto and charge at break neck spec! at the flock, (topping as the honkers arose and shoot at random. They carefully took out a panel of fence, ran the car in. put her on the l igh at top speed icnd made the dirt fly as they advanced upon the gees" (in on thev went, nearer, nearer they Cglhe to the unsuspecting victims. The Poor, bewildered birds seemed unal to comprehend thi strange shape ad vancing upon them and sat as if pet rified with fear. When within fifty yards, the hunters decided the, were close enough to open fire The car was Btopped and out (hey jumped. Wllh guns held a the "ready." they charged double-epiick, five abreast. The truth of the situation flashed upon all of them at the same Instant and. without a word said, they whe ed sharply, retreated in good order t their car and drove to the road I furiously as they had entered. Non cared to not really spea gl K- Muybe - "Hello, Mahle. gl A friend whs addn of the P T. gj T "Dunno yet," s;o "Maybe, you wil other and chuckle. liable turned to "That makes 4SI.01 heard that pun ot since 1 have borne Mahle. ng to the danc e lng the manag 'o. I the mgr. times I ha one about lik" the name of M hie. and every person that has sprung; it has worn the look of an original . discoverer. I don't mind them hav ing fun at the expense of my name , but I refuse to be entertained by a pun that was old when I was young." i The Kv'Jf? of Prohibition. The sportsmen of Oregon met In Portland during the last weekend and we understand that one of thei principal matters discussed was th j M problem of getting bait for fishing trips after the state goes dry, JR Speaking of Abhorrent Jeato, After expressing great pain at what he terms our "abhorrent Jest" In mentioning the Montgomery ward last week. Kernul C Wood of Weston pulls this In the same Issue: Bryn Mawr college girls have ed football, and we wonder' lonely bachelor feller who i see a game could get the back?" The- Cure-All. There was an old woman Who lived in a shoe She had ho many children Washington Sch Grade ,5-A il, iniiiiii December 15, 1915. ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME I am a great giant, and help the people in their homes, to save their time and strength and make them happy. My name is Electricity. 1 light their houses, iron their clothes, sweep the floor, toast the bread, riiiR the door bells, and play the beauti ful music in the piano. All this shows how wonderful I am. My power is so great thai 1 will protect this country from war, Thomas A. Edison knows how to help me. MARY FRANCIS. Ulllililliillllllllll For the Family Medicine Chest I She knew not what to 00, r ill she hit on the- movies hat she I undies them off JW To I kid's matinee. IK ('lipped. K Don't think because you have tak-1 Sg H remedies In V tin that ..ir - . iaei of scrofula, catarrh, rheuma- j cc sm, kidney complaint, dyspepsia a"'V llf eneral debility. Take H Pa. ft 1 Mlmk. 1 i ssmh'mi'A wot- i Adv Crcen Bay, Wis., Mr. Vm. F. Bubolz ay: "I nlwatyi uie Foler's Honey and Tar for our children cu it quickly breaks up their colds with DO bad after effects, and they like to take it." In tbll tOaUon (if oouftUL colds and rrr,un tvi t ". f.imil v nicrlirino rhost should ie iupplied with a good cough and Ilterarj meuichie tl.at can ue rtUM upon lift) iicedLtl. Bueta a Family cough tyrup if foUy! Bony ami Tap Compound, Tnia f milliard medioino lias bcn on the market fof yeafa and tn many soc tlom was found tn every home in the days when doctors wort not so Itandy anJ When money was scarcer. ITolay'l Kooey and Tar Compound Is an excellent medicine for coughs, colds, raw or Inflamed tl.rojit. hoarse ness, tightness and soraneaa of the cheat, croup and whooping cougb. it is an absolutely safe remedy, contain InK only healing Ingredlenta, and tree trom any iiunimu urwisi py tnln Sold Fvei'.vwnore, Uiilii 1 1 i i i I UiliA1' The Lambda Sigma fraternity is preparing fur its annual holiday darning party which is to be given this year on Monday evening;, De cember twenty-ee venth r Presents That Can Be Used UIE TAKING THE PLACE, THE HM oVI.lt. OP THOSE TIIVI Ml 111 I V REPRESENT MOMENT'S FMTTINa SENTIMENT. WHA veil START vow M) Make This a Sensible Xmas GIVE Gifts IhiU will I' aiipi'e-e iiileil unci used unci noi e't a--iile4 aa ornaments ; uin- thai arc in keeping wiiii the time-, such as: inns' Tot Hi CHEST! real guarantaad tools, plain Patrons of the? school In District 6C ih the Cold Springs section held an enjoyable basket social and pro gram Saturday evening A musical program was given and the sum of 142.50 was netted from the .-ale of baskets, the money to go for the benefit of the- school. A con test as to wh" was the most popular girl was won by JaunRa Hlankenshlp. The school in District 66 Is taught by Miss Hazel Wagner. J H. Cook "f Baker, Ts here today, C. C. Leach of Gibbon Is here to- d.. J D. Furlong of Rend in the i M I--. d. nd i un i(. silver ntOUQl COMMVNm s I I, V E It WARE, warranted for fifty years. ICE AND ROLLER sK A IT.s. sxrirrv RAJSOR8. POCKET KNIVES. tit'NS. AIR mi l l B i i William Weehaer of Walla Walli is here today. 9. J. Kark of Portland. Is in th City nn business. H. R Clark of Portland Is here 01 business today. Alton J. Hoard of Adams was it the city yesterday. William Kruse of Allien, i spen over Sunday in the city F. Clifford of La Grande Is regi.- tefed at the Bowman. L C. White of St Louis is regis tere.l at tin- St. Oeorgr. W N Bstes of Walia Walla la r.'j i i i tere M n it tl P. he Homelspn re a few Thi ROYS' WAGONS. SLEWS. 1 Mt ( c IKING EVER M l MIM M ITEN8IL8. Wilbur She Hon of Pomeroy, Pendleton on a business visi The annual election of the Masonic lodge will lake place t at the Masonic Temple. K,l Hernmeurarn has rec loos A Bis Chrisimas Store With Everything For ALL AGES IN THIS STORE YOU ARE ENABLED TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. I A Large 1 JJWM Toy Dept. Brim full of just the kind of presents the little folks love to receive 5c to S7.50. NOVELTY ARTICLES of most every description for the older ones ; they are useful and pleasing to look upon 10f to S 10.00 The Useful Gifts are Here Abundance New. attractive and most everv thing to wear from head to foot, such as BATH ROBES, LADIES' SILK WAISTS, SILK PETTICOATS, COATS, SLIPPERS, SHOES, SILK HOSE, GLOVES FURS, ETC. FOR MEN SUITS, OVERCOATS, SWEATERS, MA CKINAWS, GLOVES. SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, NOVELTY SETS, COMBINATION SETS, and in fact any thing a man wears. ALL KINDS OF BOYS' AND GIRLS, WEARING AP PAREL FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. l 1 MINIM ill ITOR& (Dllll PER- M l MINI M TEA BALL TEA r ts. i kept him i Miss Sar attendlni school, hai Chtistmas this city. rs ir se i" Haggles, who has beei the stontnouth Norma arrived to spend tli icntlon at her loon.' It And n practical irtlcli consists. I" useful nnd of which our Wo take pleasure- In show ing our goods and In helping you to scled your Christmas presents, ami Invite yon to call nt our store, a I 8 The Taylor Hardware Co. Pendleton , Oregon TOR CHILDREN'S Ol GIL You cannot use anytslng better fof your child's cough and cold than l)r King's New DSCOVery n Is prepar ed from Pine Tar mixed with healing unci soothing balsams it does not contain anything harmful and Is silghtly laxative, just enough to expel the poison- from the system. Df. King's Now Discovery is antiseptic kills the Cold germs raises the phlegm - loosens the cough and soothes the Irritation Donl put oil treatment. Oovgfea and Colds often lead to serloW lung troubles. It is also good lor adults and the aged, elel a hot tie today. All Druggists. Adv. 1 I 1 i i 1 i 1 i in 0- i i i i 8 POPULAR CASH STORE PRICES WILL MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS R FARTHER. THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS. (a, fc- aaMBBseBaisaaaaaaa. aaa saaaaaaasiaaassBaassBaBasasjsaSBaeBB mm mm m, i n i I n ... i L I . i.. t k Popular Cash Store (fORMl R W0HLENBERG DEPT. STORE LOCATION i a t
