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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915.
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For a Lady to a Man, or
A Man to a Man,
ENTIC
IIK WOl'I.R 1.1 k I : Klii neckwear In boxes, leather tic hangers TtM In
or Mlk gloves, an Initial belt,
pair nt Pullman slippers,
Rendleton Bath Rubes, lat
est linen Initial handker
collar bugs, leather culf
bags, combination sets o(
neckwear, hoHe. handk r-
ihlefs In boxes, beautiful chief". suspenders, garter-
fiOe and II. 'ID. Linen II
kerchiefs, In boxes.
Handkerchiefs in boxes
house coats.
Silk
Knit
ON-( )ll (Tl. MATERIAL IV
TERWOVEN Willi SYSTEM
or mm wires.
And hundreds 01 other very acceptable gifts such as .1 man will "use" and If buying
himself he would buy at this store
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers.
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Ever) Trench is Oomierted With :
ll' .irii I'lant and W Inn a go, j
dlcr PbcIi bold Ml He Has to iio
i- Connect Up1 11k rnderwear j
With Current u Ires, :
A Birthstone Gift set in any form
will conjure luck, and
keep from harm
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RUB PAINS FROM
IE. LIE BACK
III li BACKACHE AWAY Wil li
sM ILL TRIAL BOTTLE OF
OLD, PUNCTUATING ST.
JACOB'S OIL."
Back hurt you? CgU't straighleti
up without feeling sudden pains,
lharp gchog and Iwingea? Now lis
ten! Thais lumbago, sciatica or
maybe from a strain, and you'll get
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "Bt Jacobs
nil." Nothing sips Takes out Sort"
Hess, lameness and stiffness so quick
y. Vou simply rub it on your back
and out comes the pain It is harm
less and doesn't bum the skin.
Limber up' Don't suffer! Oet a
small trial botle of old, honest "81.
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and
after using it Just once, you'll forgot
that you ever had backache, lumba
go or Sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more mis
cry. It never disappoints and has
been recommended for 60 years.
House t Go t Europe,
NT.W YORK. DM. 22 Colonel
House Is going to Kurope within a
fortnight as the unofficial agent of
Wilson. He told the united Press
hs is going to take Information to
(he American ambassadors and ob
taln their viewpoint on phases of in
ternational questions. He will not
be on a peace mission, he said.
fcC s jit:
BY CARL W ACKJBRMAK.
(I'nlted Press Staff Correspondent 1
RKRUN. Nov. 23 (By Mall.)
Qennany's latest scientific contribu
tion to war is electrically healed un
derwear The Inventors are Max
Beck, professor of technical electric
ity, University of tnssbruck, and lieu.
tenant of engineers; and Professor
von S hrotter of the 1'nlverslty of Vi
enna. The electrically heated under
wear is made of non-conducting ma
terial Interwoven with a system 0!
fine wires For each series of
trenches it is necessary to Install an
electrical plant, from which conduct
ing wires are carried. When a sol
dier fet Is cold, all he has to do is
connect Up his underwear with the
current wires. The garment offers
Special facilities for warming the
hands merely by placing them in the
pocket! of the trousers, fine possi
ble danger of the electrically heated
underwear Is s short circuit, but the
Inventors are confident they have
practically eliminated this posslbiUt)
by a secret system. As now perfect
ed it will be possible for soldiers in
warm themselves with this electrical
clothing in trenches about 4 00 feet
in front of the electrical plant; In
Isolated advance posts, the under
wear may be warmed 500 feet away.
A transformer located in the trench
es regulates the degree of warmth.
A full wired pair of drawers
weighs leas than two pounds and
nst only 30. They will be used ex-1
lenslvel) on the Russian front this
So the ancients believed and thu.s was
ing custom of giving birthstone rings, brooche
Sifts.
You'll probably want to give at least one
So come in and see our selection. You'll find
priced.
January, Garnet May, Emerald
February, Amethyst June, Moss Agate
March. Bloodstone July, Ruby
April, Diamond August, Sardonyx
brought about the pleas-
s or scarf pins for holiday
birthstone this Christmas,
them very reasonably
September, Sapphire
October, Opal
November, Topaz
December, Turquoise
A FEW OTHER SUGGESTIONS FOR REFINED, LASTING PRESENTS
THAT WILL PLEASE.
OPERA GLASSES
FIELD GLASSES
SILVER INLAID
TURTLE
EBONY
CUT GLASS
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
BRACELET
WATCHES
SET RINGS
SILVERWARE
CLOCKS
CHAINS
UMBRELLAS
SILVER PICTURE
FRAMES
MESH BAGS
VANITY BOXES
EMBLEM PINS
SCARF PINS
LAVALIERES
CUFF BUTTONS
CHARMS
TOILET ARTICLES
FANCY CLOCKS
SMOKING SETS, ETC.
CASEROLS
MILITARY BRUSHES
SOUVENIR SPOONS
CARVING SETS
FOBS, ETC.
John M, Dolph in the
"BurRomrlsl
Oonceti 'li.
cr Death
isda) Sight,
at the Oregon (jlec ( !ub
Warned of Heavy 1'ro-t.
I.i is ANGELES, Uec. 21'. The
Weather bureau issued warning that
exposed places in the citrus belt will
be visited by a heavy frost.
and thousands of other suitable articles all priced right.
A. L. SCHAEFER
726 Main St.
Jeweler and Silversmith.
Telephone 328J
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In Mop Parcel Post.
LONDON, Iec. 21. England is de
rmlned to shut down upon every
possible method by which Germany
may obtain food, so far as it lies In
her power.
This was made evident here when
ixird recii. under secretary of for
eign affairs, Informed the house of
commons that considerable quantities
if food was being sent to Herman
from America by parrel post and that
the foreign office was in communica
tion with the British ambassador at
Washington on the matter.
Amusements
What the press agents say
about 1'endleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
Convalescence after pneumonia, ty
phoid fever and the grip, is some
times merely apparent, not real. To
make it real and rapid, there is no
othertonic so highly to be recom
mended as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thou
sands to testify. Take Hood's Adv.
I Order Your Christmas "Good Things to Eat'' fj
f THty TOKS ,DVAKTA,CE Of THE GOOPUUPOSj
IbOSUIHOPl iriKD I HQ1 NtHE OUCClt'S VIST i
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cut stsnosocco cm
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vou run across men who arc search
' inU for better chewing tobacco id! them to
get W-I5 GU I' Chewing-the Real Tobacco
Chew , new cut, long shred. It tastes better and
lasts longer than the ordinary kind. It cuts
down the grinding. A small chew is plenty
it is rich tobacco.
"Notice how the inlt brinn out tke rich tobacco taatn"
Hide by WEYMAN-BRUTDN COMPANY, 50 1'men Sos.re, Nfw York Chy
treas-
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DANCE
1 here will be a Social Dance on Christmas eve,
Friday December 24th
By the Committee of the Moose Lodge.
At Noose Hall
Admission 50c Ladies Free
j The members of the University of
j 1 'rognn (ilee Club which appears at
the Oregon theater next Tuesda
j night are representative students of
'the University as an investigation of
the personnel of the organization will
I show.
First of all Merlin Batley, president
I of the Slngins aggregation, is president
i of the senior class and Varsity yell
I leader, two of the most Important po
SiUons in the student body.
I Hubert ltngley. secrctnt
urer of the Junior class ai
nent member of the pi 8igt
medic society.
rtotinveii A.viioii, the riosprevldent,
I Of the club, is a member of the stu-
dent Council and holds positions on
several Important committees.
Harold llanistreet Is managing ed
itor of the Emerald, a member of Sig
ma Deita 'hi. national hon.rary
Journalistic fraternity, a member of
the university band and an assistant
in the University printing department.
Raymond Hums, pianist, is presi
dent of the freshmen class, the high
est office open to any freshman.
I-eslie it, Toiize. manager, is assistt
ji'iit editor of the Emerald, the college
I tri-weekly, member of the Y. M. C. A.
cabinet, and president of the CoSU
meretal Club.
Athletes can also sini:. as is shown
by the fact that two of the club mem
bers are conspicuous in the athletics
lot the University. Walter Grebe,
trombonist, Is one of Coach Besdek'S
I star baseball players and was charac
terised by the press last year as the
find of the season. Iwis A. Bond,
baritone, is captain of the University
tennis team and one of the few men
iv.ho have ever won their letter in ten
Inla In the history of the institution. I
John A. Black and Ro-8heng Hu
; anur are numbers of ihef. If, C. A.
cabinet, while John Dolph Is first as
sistant varsity yell leader.
IiIUHT THE CHRISTMAS
TRUE
by electricity this year. Much
safer than the old way and
much more beautiful. We have
Christmas tree lighting outfits
of all glass, Everything com
plete, bulbs, wire, batteries.
switches, etc. Easy to arrange
Stiybod) can do It. Stop in
and get an outfit appropriate
lo the sire of your tree.
J. L. VAUGHAN
It( ER WEARS PEW BEARS.
Mat! Bchanthte for I Amission to
Smoker Eollovm,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l, fe
male dancer attired only In two strings !
of transparent beads and a seductive
smile, threw an audience of (inn men
in a turmoil at Arcade Hall, in West
Philadelphia, when she made her an.
PSa ranee on the stage. The occasion
was the "Night In Hob. mil'' enter
tainment and smoker under the aus
pices of the West Philadelphia Busi
ness Men's association, The show
enine to an abrupt end when the
dancer disappeared through the gtUTC
exit with a cont she had hastily put
on and shoes and Stockings as her
sole protection from the cold.
The woman began her exhibition
'with an Oriental dance. Then she
walked up to the footlights flngorlni:
the strlncs of beads which were Aran.
ed around her neck and hips and sal''
"Won't some one help me to take off
there beads""
No one responded, so she removed
the tw o strings of bonds herself Then
she threw a rose Into the audience,
toad scramble for the flower followed
chairs were overturned and broken
as the men Jostled each other In the
Struggle and many of the men were
badly shaken up.
MNiiidonitl Mine to Bun.
DAVENPORT, Wash.. Dec. II.
Peer Trail Mining company, owner
of properties north of here which for
four years, beginning with 1S99, ship
ped more than $5, "00, 000 of ore to
the TacOmS smelter, has been reor
ganized and bonded for 1100.000.
from the proceeds or which a mill
and flotation process will be installed
capable of Paring for the low-grade
ore, about 50,000 tons of which Is
now on the dump
When shipments were made the
ore had to be hauled 35 miles to Da
venport by teams, so nothing but yre
running Ho or better was shipped.
New processes are said to have made
possible profitable mining of the ma
terial in the dump.
HEAL YOUR SKIN 1
WITH RESINOL
It Stops Itching Instantly, and Clears
Away Uobtghtly Eruptions.
If Tour skin itrlies and burns with
eczema or any tvah tormenting, un
sightly skin disease, simply wash tho
sore places witli RaSUTo Soap and hot
water, dry. and apply a little Resiaol
Ointment. Tlie itching stops IN- i
STANTLY, you no longer have to dig
and BcratciL sleep liocomes possible, and !
healing begins at once. That is because j
the soothing, antiseptic Resinol medi- i
cation strikes ripht into the surface, j
arrests tho action of the disease, and !
almost always restores the tortured, in-
.flamed skin to pi rfect health quickly,
easily and at little cost.
Prescribed by doctors for twenty
years, and sold by every druggist.
A good way to s;:;.;.;?oo
Shampoo with Reatnol Sop, rubbing
its lather thoroughly into the scalp, so
as lo work in the soothing, healing
Rentnol medication. This almost always
slops dandruff snd scato itching, and
keeps the hair live, thick and lustrous. '
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
i n i BRING BACK COLOR
M M S HIE I I II siol
TEA M' 81 I. nit It,
When you darken your hair with
FROM US
You will
tide you
find it
buy, w
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pays to do your trading at this store, where you can rely on every ar
hether you select it yourself or phone in your order.
TRY US TODAY and see if we cannot make good
our claim.
ORANGES, dozen 40c and 50c
NO. 1 MIXED NUTS, pound 25c
WALNUTS AND ALMONDS, pound 25c
NEW SEEDED RAISINS, 2 package 25c
NEW CURRANTS, 2 packages 25c
NEW CANDIES, pound 15c, 25c
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Standard Grocery Co.
C. L. Bonney, Pres.
Phone 96
Where all are Pleased.
R. H. Simpson, Sec.
!16 E. Court St.
.-.i'.isS''S s
done so naturally,
ring this mixture,
is mossy and trou-
cents yoU can buy
the ready to use
th s Bagl and Bul
Tou Just dampen
a sponge or so t brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing all gray hair disappears, and aft.
so eve
though
blesom
at any
tonic i
drug
lied
Wi
phur Compound
er another application
hair becomes beautiful
glossy and luxuriant 1
discover dandruff is gc
hius stopped (ailing
Gray, faded hair, tin
graee, is a sign of old gj
all desire a youthful ar
appearance, . i busy n
two.
darke
I will
and
ur
Wycth's Sage and
years younger
sulphur and
w Mil
look
Let's Make This a Xmas to be Re
membered by Bestowing'
Gifts That Are Useful
Ulie V
or the
Gift
No matter to whom given you will
always find something suitable and
sensible, something that will be ap
preciated and remembered.
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Following are a Few Suggestions:
Chafing Dishes
Percolators
Carvers
Guns
Razors
Cutlery
Roasters
Silverware
Nickel Plated Ware
O'Cedar Mops and Polish
South Bend Ranges
Universal Ranges and
Heaters
New Perfection Oil
Heaters
Boys' Ice and Roller Skates, Sleds, Wagons and Tool Chests.
ALL OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY
'. GEO. C. BAER & Co. m
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Phone 81