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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1916. EIGHT PACri e- Daily Chats With is fie Housewife PACE STX , iff mm Am r 'iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii in niiii imtiiiii in iiitt i iititinif titr Eaglo - Uoodmon (loll t Given by '" PENDLETON VOLUNTEER DEPARTMOIT Dance Starts at 9 o'clock Good Music ADMISSION 10c DANCES 5c Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES 'SS HOT TAUALES CHILLI GOFiCARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everytn'ng clean and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS SKRVICH TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone 67. Pendleton, Ore. What a lot of trouble people could avoid by not carrying weapons! Na tions, too. It's a bid thing to claim for a coffee -that it's Just Right You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish Hong Kong Oafs 4XD NOODLE PARLORS . poodles v AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Order Specialty. Boxea for ladle and gentleman. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS 20c AND CP. Meal Tickets, SI Meals for $4.00 special Chicken Dinner Sunday. 548 Main Street Next to . O. Bldg. Phone tug The Honolulu Dance Pavilion With Kulolia's Hawaiian Dance Orchestra. All Round-Up week at the big, new dance pavilion, cor ner of East Webb and Cottonwood Streets. 9 4c r! r" 4 k t . ' V i.. u : il l nil '7 '4 - i I -1 4 1 1 lUrsKHOU HINTS IXK THK BUJUK. After broiling or frying. If any fat hsis sputtered on range, wipe surface at once with a newspaper. To wash mirrors and windows, rub over with chamoia shin wrung out ot warm's water, then wipe with a piece of dry chamois skin. This method saves much strength. Tumblers which have contained milk should be frst rinsed in cold water before washing In hot water. Never put knives with Ivory han dles In water. Hot water . causes them to crack and discolor. In sweeping carpets, keep broom close to floor and work with the grain of the carpet. Milk and butter very quickly ab sorb odors, and if in ice chest with other foods should tie kept closely covered. Smoked ceilings may be cleaned by washing with cloths wrung out ot water In which a small piece of wash ing soda has been dissolved Curtain and portiere poles allow the hangings to slip easily If rubbed with hard soap. Thts is much better than greasing;. A TIME SAVER. If housewives will try using a paint scraper to cut out their cookies In stead of u round cake cutter, they will find they can make a batch of cookies In half the time. They can be cut square or oblong. Then again they are more tender us all the dough rolled out can be used without any left to handle again. A CARE HINT. Most cooks think It necessary to beat eggs a good (leal for cake, and while that is essential for some kinds like sponge and angel cake, for ordi nary cakes eggs dropped Into the mixture, unbeaten, make fully as light and fine grained a cake as it beaten a long time. Indeed I think sometimes they are better, the secret being doubtless that one can mix the cake up much quicker one secret ot good -cooking. AITI MX EVERYDAY HELPS. An excellent dustless duster can be made by cutting a good grade ot qheese cloth In squares of a suitable .size, then dip the resultant squares in turpentine, hang them up to air until the fumes have evaporated, and you will have a duster which will be quite equal of the best "dustless" one you can buy. j The gilt moldings of rooms, or the I gilt frames of pictures, can be clean ed with the white of an egg gently i rubbed on with a camel hair brush. io clean plaster parts ornaments or statues, make a paste of cornstarch and water, cover the article to be I noniiou wun ii, allowing ii io oecome ury. men Drusn it or: and the dirt and constarch will come off together. To remove paint, putty or oil from window glass, apply a paste of bak ing soda and rub off Just before dry. Or use a cloth mois-.cned with a little turpentine. To clean brass and copper, rub with a mixture of salt ami lemon Juice. TOMATO WAI'FLES. Pare 6 ripe tomatoes; chop very fine, add 1 level tablespoonful of but ter, melted after measuring. Add enough flour to make a thin griddle cake tiatler; beat 3 eggs until foamy and add. Sift 1-2 teaspoonful of bak ing soda Into a little of the flour be for adding. Have the wat'lle Iron very hot. Grease both upper und under lids; place a spoonful of the batter In each section; close lid upon it and bake at least one minute on each side. When serving cut the sta tions apart and arrange on a napkin. MONSTER REVIEW HELD AT El PASO Sfc.000 .MILITIAMEN AM) KBui:. I.ARS FORM XLl'MX 26 MILES LONG. Parade Is Seven Hours in Passing Reviewing Stands ThirttiM himdr Provide Music Line or M.:rcu li 0 Miles llcyond city Limit. W .. T AM "IT en The Fower Denina me m Askyourgrocer-Helinows HOW I GOT RELIEF FROM CATARRH Man Who Suffered Twenty Years And Was Almost Deaf Finds Wy to Be Quickly Rid of His Trouble, By Thomas Walsh (WKHB MiLUSR.) EL PASO. Sept. S2. Tvemy-a!x tliousund militiamen and l.-gulars I'm med a column twenty miUM long that marched past the i. viewing stands for teven hours, ii was the firoatest Infantry dulsion review i:i American history. Ocneral i ,. urge i;eli and ilujor Ueneral Cl.'meiii rv Ked the troois. 'thirteen bands pruviued ciuii. Inc troops inarched thruu,u Kl f.itu to the reviewing stands six mtloa i c yor.d the city. The famous 4 7 aitil ltry trundled the st;eets f ir Iiuiu's. fcat Inters, sanitary trains nni signal ion s followed. Thousands of i ?ciis, motor trucks, eight thousand hoi'tes and mules paraded. At. luon the lines halted whrle the nmrcners ate Officers organizing the division used one brigade of the Massavhuselis nil Michigan militia, one brigade! ot the Kentucky and South Carolina, or.c brigade of the Kentucky an.1 .South Carolina, one brlga le of the I'cui sylvanla and Ohioans and ii." rt Muhmler were regulars SHE TYPED HEIl OWN MAR- IMAGE CONTRACT. 1 V 0 IIRITISH XAVAI. i'lAN'ES BOMBARD tiEiUIAN STATION LuXDOX, Sejit 22. The admiraltii announced that British naval aero planes successfully homl'arded a (iet man tierodnmie at St. Denis. i;i west ern Ilelgium. One aviator lamleii a' Holland and wrs interned. '' I 1 Miss Frieda Kirchwey, and economiz ed on the ceremony which made her the wife of Arthur S. Levy by dis pensing with the services of either minister or Justice of the peace. The ceremony was purely co-operative. Mr. Levy, who Is a lawyer, sat down and dictated a contract. Miss Cnhn pounded It out on a typewriter. Then they hummed "Lohengren" all the way downtown on the subway, and signed the document before Justice Lehmun of the Supreme Court. This make the fifth contract mar riage entered into by graduates of Bernard College. Contract marriages are not frequent in the I'nlted States, although they ire as binding In law as a rellgtoui ceremony. In Europe they have been customary for many years. Ivy said: "We thought we ought to marry ourselves instead of having some one else marry us. I am surprised that more young people do not adopt the same method which the state pro vides for. It is as simple and as solemn as the usual marriage rites." Are you ixMiktug old? Old age comes quick enough with out Inviting it Some look old at for. That Is because they neglect the liver and bowels. Keep your bow els regular and your liver healthy and you will not only feel younger but look younger. When troubled with constipation or biliousness take Chamberlain's Tablet. They are In tended especially for these ailment and are excellent Easy to tak and most agreeable In erfect Obtainable everywhere. Adv. ITairie ltv IVople Hero, Among the Prairie City Uound-l'M visitors here arc, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Collier. Dan Daly. Joe Johnson, Mra Kelly, Mrs. M. Durkhelmer, a J Donaldson. Fred flllnn, James Lofton, J. S. Outtrldge and Miss Madge Hyde J-1S ARTHUK S J.EVTC NEW YORK, Sept. 22. Misa Pau line Cahn remembered the example set hy her friends and eolktvni ite LEE CALDWELL, 1916 BUCKING CHAMPION Dancing Ft'.'.rU er.ch evening at 8:00 o'clock. Admission, Gentlemen 10c. Ladies Free. Dances Gentlemen 5c. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, iMiiiMiiii'ini.llil'lllillllMllllllllilllllllllllliilMMmilllllllllllMIIIM HOODIES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES f KWONG HONG LOW I GOEY'S 116 Writ. It St., Uttiairi, Phcne 433 I HOW TO BREATHE 'inK AIll Ol' j IIYOMEI. "I have been a sufferer from Ca I larrh lor over twenty years. I doc : tored off and on for fifteen years, ! but still, after all this doctoring and ! drugging I got no relief. 1 "Finally my ailmrnt became so 'Severe that I was practically deaf in one ear and almost so In the other. ! My wife got me a Kyomei outfit an 1 I immediately began to use it accoid ; ing to directions and the results were remarkable. I have used anoth er bottle of Hyomel and can truthful ly say it Is the first relief I have ex , peridnced in twenty years. Thlo sounds like strong language, never , the.le.iw it is the truth. "I feel there Is nothing like Hyomel ; a boon to the surrcrer of a loath some disease, catarrh. I consider It a pleasure to rwommend Hyomel to 1 all who are sufferers from this dis ; ta.ue." The oil of hyomel has long been ' recommended as bemg one of the ! very best treatments ror catarrh ot i nose or throat. It is not swallowed i but the j.atient gets qu'ck results by pouring a few drops or the pure oil In -' to a little hard rubber Inhaler which ; comes with each large bottle of oil. Place the Inhaler In the mouth as ih'iwn in illustration and Ju t breath naturally Into the tnroat, lungs and air passages the medicated air which the oil gives off. This Is pleasant but so powerful that Its germicidal qual ities quickly destroy all catarrh gei'.n life and sooth the sore, swollen, ln f.amed membranes, stopping the dis charge and ending the disease. Tallman & Co. as well as other lead ing drugglsis In the city jpeak high ly of Hyomel and state it Is always sold by them with a positive guar antee to refund money If In any case of catarrh, bronchitis, sore throat cough r cold, It fall to give prompt relief. 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