East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

East Oregonian : E.O., December 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1916)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OTXGOXIAN. FENM.ETON, 01" "CON. TUXDAY, DCCEUrCIt 12, 1916. m IS 2 FEE! DEEP AT 11CIML1 , v... v'"' v'- V1: vr- vwe i Ill TIIE Ml TATOM CO. Honey Comb Honey, fine flavored, regular price 15c, our price, 2 for 25 Strained Honey, very clear and delicious, jar 20, 25, 40 and 50 saltd nuts and nut meats Salted Almonds, pound 75 Salted Pecans, full of flavor, pound.... 75 Walnut Meats, Salted Peanuts. APPLES Rome Beauty, Red Cheek Pippin, Winesapa and Jonathans, box 85f CASCADE BUTTER, 45c POUND 2 POUNDS 90c. Phone 688 Downey's Market in Connection, Phones 187-188 AN EVERY DAY OCCURANCE Almost every day one reads or hears of trouble arising in the settling of an estate through the lack of a will. Protect your estate and your benefici aries by making your will NOW and ap pointing The American National Bank as your Executor. Consultations invited. I I I Consultations invited. I III SITVERK HMZZAKI) HITS MOlN- TAIX TOWN hSt KtJJt Clarence Hawnt Is Painfully Injured I When Load n Lumber Wagon I Strike Him on Back of ctk I Horscbuyera In Town. (EaBt Oregonlun Special.) M EACH AM, Dec. 12. On Tuesday, Meacham experienced a severe wind and snow storm, imllar to a blizzard, the wont seen in year. Hall and misty snow were so thick that It woe impossible to see more than 50 feet for a while In the evening;. The snow depth amounted to about 6 Inches. Then on Saturday morning 12 Inches more had fallen. The depth of the snow on the ground at present is two feet. R. Fagan went to La Grande on last Sunday night on railroad business. Clarence Hawes, who was In the employ of the Casey Lumber company here, met with an accident last Tues. day while driving a team hauling lumber. The wagon skidded and shitted his load, hitting him on the back of his neck. He was taken to La Grande on No. 6 but It proved that ne was only badly bruised. He came back that night and then went to Ka , lotus, Wash., where his mother, Mrs. J. Oliver, lives. John L. Barker went to Pendleton on Tuesday on a business trip. 8ome horsebuyers came to town on Wednesday from North Powder to try to buy horses from W. B. Ross, but they met with no success. Mr. J. D. Casey went to La Grande on Saturday rb attend to business. ANDERSON LEAVES FOR FOOD PROBE 1 grmilton x Tented by Briny Ocean Breeze IT is not difficult to make a piano that will hold to nether 2nd slay in tunc so long as it remains on dry land. It is quite another thing to make an instrument that can be shipped abroad and arrive in the same condition as when it left the factory. Damp winds and sudden changes of w eather have a way ot finding the weak spots. t The export record of the Hamilton Piano is con vincing evidence of its thorough dependability. Per haps no other instrument of American make enjoys so great a demand all over the world. The reason is, it does not have to be rebuilt after an ocean journey. The Hamilton's ability to stand this gruelling test means that it has the durability of construction to give you unending satisfaction in your home. When you buy this House of Baldwin product you know that you are getting an instrument whose design, materials and construction have been provei- 'jeyond the slightest doubt. Come in and hear it. wnrs music house 814 Main St. Phone 524 Mm lr , We Also Cany Such tens KaKcs of fes as ncsn LANE HTUITZ VOfiK FAKRAND HAMILTON KOHLEn WEBBER HALLKT & DAVIS NETXOW CONWAY KIMBALL GRAND CAMPBELL WERNER EDISON DISC, Also the Following Famous Player Pianos: MODKLLA FARKASU wwi STROHRER, AND OTHERS. VICTROLA AND COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES. WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Special Assistant Attorney General George W. Anderson has started for Cleve land Chicago to conduct the food price probes. He assumes direction of the federal grand Jury investiga tions. Anderson carried evidence tending to prove a "vicious collusion" of food speculators throughout the middle west. It Is officially intimated the Chi cago grand Jury may hear several prominent financiers when it investi gates the packing house Industry. Several leading officials are under sulipoenae. The government has sus pected the big packing houses for years. The agricultural department Is especially suspicious. It Is con sidered highly probable that granl Juries in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland Kansas City, Minneapolis and St. Louis will start proceedings In a few days. They Intend to Investigate chambers of commerce and similar bodies. Anderson intended to briefly see President Wilson before leaving. It is understood the president fully ap proved Gregory's carte blanche or ders to Anderson. new imrrisH commander von. roiccrcs in ikkland. I liiiiiiiiill if .TIil til s,v 0f- -Hi 11 P f si m i 8 f if g s 8 S lie Store With Merchandise oi VW- " -OSSa " (QUA For your Christmas Gifts you always wish to know that you are giving the best merchandise and this fact is settled when you select THEM from ALEXANDERS V. KAYSER SILK UNDERWEAR Just received a new lot of this celebrated silk under wear. We are able to show you every garment you may desire in this beautiful silk underwear and would suggest that for a Xmas gift these garments have no superior. Boxed in Xmas boxes to suit you. Priced the garment ?2.00 and up FANCY SILK RIBBONS Our showing is complete in fancy Ribbons of all kinds. Many new and dainty designs and patterns. Beautiful colorings. Comes in II widtns, irom me tiny narrow for wrapping Xmas packages to the very wide for fancy work. Priced the yd 20 to ?1.50 Stein Bloch Suits Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats y Chrutma v .ISSB Slipper HOUSE SLIPPERS of all leather in both low and high cut, also the Comfy Felt slipper. He will appreciate a pair for Xmas. priced 61.50 to f 2.50 rfr-.v 4 J. it 7 IT in I I r "TSSaSissasiBaWilP1" SMOKING JACKETS He will appreciate one' of these pretty coats. We suggest an early selection, while sizes are complete. Sizes 36 to 46. Priced ?6.50, $7.50 and $8.50. A Pair Of Nica Kid Gloves Gloves are always appropriate for a gift. Our showing consists of the well known Fownes make, come in tan, gray, brown, silk lined or un lined. Priced $1.50 to ?2.00 l3 15 ORIENTAL Mr. Cartozian, of Cartozian Bros., Portland, Ore., who has been with us for the past 10 days, will remain until Friday the 15th. Those who are interested in Oriental Rugs please call early, before Friday. FRIDAY, Dec J 5th IS HIS LAST DAY HERE. 3 i IN THE GROCERY. DEPT. New Salt Mackerel, very fine, each 15 Red Salmon Bellies, 3 lb. for 2o Large Alaska Herring, each lv Golden Bloaters, each v Soused Mackerel, the can 2o Kippered Herring, the can - -- 2o French Sardines, the can 25 Rock Brand Norwegian Sardines, 3 for 50f Norwegian Fish Balls, 3 for f 1.00 Fresh Kippered Salmon, per lb -. 25t EXTRA SPECIAL All varieties of home canned Fruits in glass, per quart jar :. i, Very large assortment of Xmas Candies, Nuts, Fancy Fruits, etc. Two Phones, both 526. GIFTS WORTH WHILE While selecting a gift for any member of the fam nly remember the useful gift is very welcome. Why not see our line of Comfy Slippers; we have them in all sizes from the infants', 2 to the father's size 12. i In infants! we have light blue, pink and red. Misses', red, blue, brown and black. Ladies', orchard, light, medium and dark blue, pink, red, black, brown, lavender and light dark grays. Remember a pair of our ladies' shoes in high class footwear would be a very acceptable present We have them in nearly all shades and combinations. Alexander's Shoes are Better. ' Everything You Want SHOP EARLY 3 Daily Chats With the Housewife Lieutenant General Sir Brian Mi lion, now commHndlng the British forcw on the western frontier nf ERypt, has been appointed to succeed Major General Sir John Maxwell as commander of the Brltich forces ill Ireland. Distress After" Meals TRY TTOSTETTER'S A A Stomach Bitters It prepares the stomach to receive food, assists digestion and keeps the bowels open lMtwrry okiustmas gifts. A mayonnaise bowl of sterling sil ver, which is plain and serviceable, makes a handsome gift. Such a dear possession for a small girl is a little round work basket made of cretonne and trimmed with gold net. The basket contains sew- j Ing silk, thimble, needles and stiletu j for eyelet work. For the cold days which are due there is a glove which should be most satisfactory, for it is made in the Ions wrieted length, having a strap to hold This, in washable chamois- ette comes In white, tan, gray or sanu. A scran basket for my ladys bou doir is made of shirred silk, trimmed rteenlv with old lace In points, well Jined with silk and finished with gold braid. The basket is a queer but de lightful shape, having six sides, two of which are longer than the others. making an oblong opening. Gold cord handles finish this basket. PA( K IX PArF.lt BAGS. In traveling you can pack the great est quantity of things In the heavy paper envelopes used by the stores l:i delivering veils, ribbons, lace and so on. Save all the available ones ana when preparing for a trip pack an'l j label these envelopes for stockings, gloves, handkerchiefs nnd the like. Things packed in this way can be readily found when wanted. OYSTKIt WAMPOOX. Two eggs well beaten, one cup bread crumbs, two tablespoons but ter, one pint oysters, two tablespoons grated cheese, salt nnd pepper to taste. Melt the butter in a stew pan. add the eggs, milk and bread crumt. let come to a boll and ndd the oysters, eprlnkle the cheese over the top, and fold like an omelet. This makes a de. liclous luncheon dish. KIU'MMKIi TOUT.. Beat 2 eggs until light, add 1 cu.i of sugar. 1-2 cup of bread crumbs, i cup of chopped dates, l cup of chop ped nuts, and 1 teaspoon of baking powder. Mix well together, put in a buttered shallow pan, and bake t-i of an hour in a slow oven. Serve either plain or with plain or whipped cream. Cut in squares to serve. in an automobile. He was overhauled several miles away. Federal offi cials are hunting three men suspect ed of complicity in bomb plots. Reed was employed at the Oakdale plant when it was dynamited a few months ago. WIXTKU COl'GHS mean weak bron chial tubes, possibly weak 'lungs. Stop them promptly with Foley's Hon ey and Tar, a standard family medi cine for children and grown-ups. Best ; for coughs, colds, croup, etc. Tallman J & Co. AGAIN let us remind too. your friends can buy any thing you can give them ex cept your photograph. It you have your portrait made right, both In lighting and composition, you will realize the greatest pleasure In the giving of It to your friends as a Christmas token. WHEELER STVDIO Al.I.fXiFJ) GKHMAX HELD AS SI SPFXT IX EXPI.OSIOX PITTSBURGH Dec. 11. James Keed, twenty six, an alleged German, was arrested in connection with the explosion of the Fort Pitt works ot the Aetna chemical company. Three were killed. Officers pursued Reed Oils Soothe . SIdnDisease Oil bf wlntergreen. thymol, glycerine nnd other healing Ingredients compounded In proper proportion Into the 1. 1. 1. Prescription has now become the universal fuTorite of skin sufferers In relieving skin disease. It l a mild wash that penetrates the pores nd gives Instant relief from all burning and itching. H kills and washes off the gnswlng disease germs ml Its soothing oils quickly heal thf in lis mod tissues. Urugglsts are glad to recommend this soothing, cooling liquid. 2.V 60c and $1.00. Come to us and we will tell you more about this remarkable remedy Your money hack unless the first bottle relieves you. U. I. 1). Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask (bout it. DTTK TT For 15 Tears JLr JLP Standard Mui nemcuy l.tUi)lA. UKUU CO. Santa Clans Headquarters Alger Books 15c Boy Scout Books 35c Nurse's Fireside Stories 35c Linen Picture Books 15c Big Story Books 25c Large Paint Boxes 15c European War Game 35c Baby Sewing Kit 15c live Court Street a il if a 8 i a n 3 if il il il il il