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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1916)
PAG3 TWELVE DAILY EAST 0 REG ONI AN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECE'.'EER 13, 1916. , niL. U'iL BOUT'S Met Phone (0) (0) for pure healthy meats for LESS Dean Tatom Co. Phone 683 It take a clever man to pick up an umbrella and walk off with It Just a if It belonred to him. Trrir nrpr TV RFAROV. able flowttbb punts vr totivh HOOKER'S Open Evening and Suadai. 521 Main St., Depot Block.. rhne 62!. Free Delivery Agent Oregon JonrnaV WIFE On J UL; TAKES JAIL, "C.ht Me the Island!" -Husband Saj4 When Offered ttrolce. NEW YORK. Dec. 13. "Tou can either go home to your wife," said Magistrate Cornell In the Domestic relations court yesterday to Israel Kldeinan of No. 207 Allen street, "or I'll send you to the Island for alx months!1' Hldemun had been arrested because he hadn't paid his wife 14 a week, as ordered by the same court a month ago. "I'll take the bland, Judge," be piled to the offer. "Tou would rather have half o year In prison than go to your wife, who promise to aupport you in case you can't get work to support her?" Inquired the surprised magistrate. "Tea, air; give me the Island," said Sldeman. He got it. It's easy to be patient when you have nothing n,t stake. Heydey of youth Isn't in It with the payday of manhood. i I ltrm Tested by Briny Ocean Breeze T is not difficult to make a piano that will hold to gether and stay in tune so long as ic remains on Art, I ,nH It nuiic another thincr to nuke 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 weather have a way of finding the weak spots. The export record of the Hamilton Piano is con vincing evidence of its thorough dependability. Per haps no other instrument of American nuke enjoys so great a demand all over the world. The reasen is, it docs 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 ou unending satisfaction in your home, wnon you thi. Hnuao nf Baldwin nrodurt vou know that VOU no D.timi an instrument whose design, materials and construction have been provei; 'jcyond the slightest doubt. Come in and hear it. WAIN'S (1IC HOUSE 814 Main St. Phone 524 Wo Also Cany Such Famous Hakes of Pianos as BCflH LANE sTrnvra VOBK FABBAND HAMILTON KOHLER WEBBER HALLKT & DAVIS NETZOW CONWAY KIMBALL GRAND CAMPBELL Also the Following Famous Player Pianos: WERNER MODEI.LA FAIUtAND CONWAY STROHBER, AND OTHERS. EDISON DISC, VICTROLA AND COLCMBIA TALKING MACHINES. i sT j . j ,'1'bI" il!!!, 3l jC ! jjj pi! i jmhiiUliKtlWtIU.;ii,,y.auiBf-.jiutu--' v x uauy K,nais vvun the Housewife A MIFF BOX FOR A WASTE BASKET. A woman who needed an extra waste basket in her home made an odd and attractive one in a few min ute by adapting the round box !n which her new muff had come home. She gave the box a coat of black, shoe polish, and over Its surface she plac ed, at Intervals of two or three Inches, little bunches of gay flower from a package of small transfer pictures brought home by one of her children The picture, when dampened, were easily transferred to the box, aid made a very modern basket for a room where gay colors reigned. SALMAGl'N DA SALAD. In the bottom of small molds, or one large mold,. place a layer of bot tled "penrl onions." Line the sides of the molds with alternate atrip of red and green sweet peppers, or pi mentos, and string beans. Over the pearl onions place a layer of sliced tomatoes, then string beans, then a few cooked peas, with sliced tomatoes on top. Soak 2 tablespoon of gran ulated gelatine in 1-4 cup of cold water, dissolve I 1-4 cup of boiling water, add six tablespoon of lemon Juice bnd 1-2 cup of augar. Mix all well together, and pour over the alad until it comes to the top of the mold Set away in a cold place until well set, chill, then turn out of the molds and serve. Asparagus may be used instead of the beans, and other substitutes may be made If desired. Tin: HANDY DOVER EGG BEATER a Mason Jar or some other deep Jar found a great convenience in the household for use in various ways Custard Inclined to curdle can fre quently be made smooth by beating vigorously a few minutes with the egg beater. Lumpy sauce or gravies may also be made smooth by this method. Salad dressing Is much more delicate and light if beaten well with an egg beater before using. Cream may be whipped beautifully by being placed In them Into eighths. Cook until tender and beaten with a Dover egg beater. ST. DAVID'S PITDING. Pare and core 3 apples, then cul Bake In a slow oven for 1-2 hour to In 1-2 cup of water and 1-4 cup of u gar. heated to the simmering point. Shell, blanch and shred 1-4 pound nf almonds. Melt 1-4 cup of butter and tir Into tt 3-4 of a cup of macaroon crumbs, nut and apple in alternate layer In a buttered baking dish, pouring over all any remaining sirup and two tablespoons of orange juice. Boll for 1 1-2 hours, or till sirup be-3-4 of on hour. Peaches or other fruit may be substituted for apples. APRICOT JAM. Made of Dried Fruit. Wash 2 pounds apricot, add 4 quarts boiling water; soak 48 hour Add 6 pounds sugar, 1 1.2 ounces bit ter almonds, blanched and cut up Boil for 1 1-2 haurs, or till sirup be gins to thicken. APPLE SNOW. Put some sliced sponge cakes an 1 macaroons Into a glass dish, soak with lemon Juice and water, usln? Juice of r-2 lemon to l cup water for 6 to s slices cake. Take 1-2 pound of the pulp of roasted or baked apple. 1-2 pound fine white sugar the whites of 2 eggs, and the Juice o! 1 lemon, whip them together to a stiff froth and pour over the cakes. CAVIAR CANAPES. Add 3 tablespoons of lemon Juioi to 6 tablespoons of Russian caviar i Mix well, spread on toast, and gar ntoh with minced watercress or with a atoned olive filled with mayonnaise OYSTER AND GIUPEFRITT SALAD Parboil one and a half pint oyster, drain, cool, and remove tough mu cle. Cut three grapefruit ln halve crosswise, remove pulp, and season with lx tablespoon tomato catsup, four tablespoon grapefruit Juice, on luuicaiiuun Worcestershire sauce, g drop tobasco sauce, and one-half teaspoon salt. Refill grapefruit skins with mixture and garnish with curled celery. CORNED BEKF HASH OMELET. Thi 1 an appetizing dish for break fast. Break Into a bowl four whole eggs, three teaspoonful of milk and one tablespoonful of butter, half s saltspoonful of salt, a pinch of white pepper and a tiny dust of paprika pepper, half a small finely chopped onion that ha been pressed in a cloth, a teanoonful of finely chopped pars ley, and mix all these together with a fork. Then put one and a half ta blespoonful of butter Into an omelet pan, and when it la hot pour In the mixture, lightly move It about with a wooden spoon, and when the mixture thicken roll it over with a knife Into the shape of a half moon and fill it with corner beef hash. Serve on a warm dish, and garnish with green pepper ring. Won't Let Skin Troubles Spread. Red, pimply skin that itches and burn is embarrassing, and get worse If neglected. Bod skin i a social handicap and a contant source of worry. Correct it at once with Dr. Hohson's Eczema Ointment. Thla healing ointment kill the germ, soothes the irritation and quickly re store your skin to normal. For ba bies ufftrln: the torture. or for grown-ups who have long fought csronlc skin ailment?. Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment 1 a guar anteed remedy. At your Druggist, 50c Adv. REALTY TRANSFERS Warranty Deeds. F. E. Delaney, to his wife, Mollle F, 11.09, lot 10, 11 and 12, block 46, Reservation Addition to Pendleton. Emma Durkheimer, et vir, et al, to Cunningham Sheep & Land Company 11500, E. 1-2 NW 1.4 ection 31, township l south, range 32, Blanche H. Moorhouse, et al, to O. P. Bowman, $250, Kff 1-4 NW 1-4, section 33, township l north, range 36. J. M. Ashton, et ux, to W. E, Owen, 1500, lot l and 3, block 267, Reser vation addition to Pendleton. J. M. Ashton, et ux. to F. J. Quin tan. $182. lot 1 and N i-2 lot 2. block 225, Reservation Addition t0 Pendlc' ton. M. J. Carney, et ux. et al. to Ameri. can National Bank, 12000, SE 1-4 o! section 18, township 2 north, ranpe 32. S 5 T . E 5 E3 f c I 3 8 ' I f.V ... Fare rk O fl r c i J OYSTER FORKS SOUP SPOONS SALAD FORKS OYSTERS OYSTER PANS SOUP SOUP POTS RELISHES OYSTER OPENERS SOUP LADLES PICKLE FORKS , MEATS THAT TURKEY WILL BE DELICIOUS if you use one of our Savory Roasters. We have them in Aluminum or Enamel. Then properly carve Mr. Turkey with one of our high grade carving sets. POTATO MASHERS CAKE KNIVES VEGETABLES VEGETABLE GRATERS DESSERT BEVERAGE COFFEE PERCULATORS ELECTRIC COFFEE URNS PARING KNIVES ICE CREAM DISHERS TEA BALL POTS NUT CRACKERS We Aim to Plea. FRUITS AND NUTS COMBINATION NUT BOWLS Geo. C. Baer Co. HARDWARE Phone 81 643 Main SL I FRUIT KNIVES l We Back Our Goods liaiiBiBgBiis ir!m'1Mlfira!?in'IHt"!!f1ll1Mt!?rr(MUI"l"tITTMP?Mf-,"MM?"IMit!tritf,rtM'Mtintlitl(l!MtrV 'i. - -5 lllliutuiiuimimiiiaumuJuiituiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuitiiituiiuiuuuwutiiauiiiuaitUjiiiuiiii4iito.WMtttt(i3 Yon Needn't keep on ( feeling dis tressed after eating, nor belching, nor experiencing nausea between meals. Hood's Sareaparilla cures dyspepsia it strengthens the stomach and other digestive organs for the proper per formance of their functions. Take Hood's Adv. BKET CROP IS SAVED COMPLETELY IN SI'ITE OF SNOW AND RAIN LOVELAXD. Colo., Dec 13. Beet In all of the district tributary to the Loveland factory are now out of the ground and in pile on top. There I considerable topping and hauling to be done and thi can be easily ac complished no matter what the weather is from thi time on. In spite of the gloomy outlook for the beet growers during the past two weeks, the season will be one of the best in the northern district, and none of the growers will suffer a fi nancial loss on account of the weath er conditions. Never in the history of the beet In dustry In the northern part of the state have uch conditions existed in the matter of heavy snow and rain storm as existed during this present seapon. but the farmers will be able to save the entire crop, although ear lier In the eason it looked as If they would be frozen in the ground. A new price of J 6 per ton for beets has been offered by the company for the next season, and growers are now signing contracts at this price. The largest acreage in the history of the factorj- was raised during the pait pear, and the officials of the local factory look for as larse or larper acreage next sen-on. V, " nai is more appreciated man a 1 f i If Roumania put up Its best fisht that best was not pood enough. MISS MORGAN MAY MAKE A REAL WORLD CHAMPION jrf a-V 'Ms'.-: -- 7 1 V 4. .4 U 1 5 ( . . y U . l- Jft 4i i- f rf - jS MISS ANNt MOSOAN . ! ) rUOQcb"CAQPf.rVtlKR j Miss Anna Morgan, daughter of the late J. Tlerpont Morgan, as treas urer of the American Fund for French Wounded, may be the means ot bringing together Georges Car pentier. champion of Europe. 173 pounds, and- Jess Willard, champion of the fnited States, 275 pounds. In a ten round bout in Madison Snare t-arden. And If Willard knocked out Carpentier there or Cnrpentler knock eii him out either would have a cleat r.ght to the world title of the ring. A l.:rge share of the receipts would go to the American Fund, and inasmuch as this would be a large sum that Is the only feature of the affair in which Miss, Morgan Is interested. But her connection would cause all society In the east to attend, and the fight would probably be before a roclul gathering uch as was never before seen nt such an affair. This photograph of Carpentier shows him in his flying costume he fere Verdun, where he became fa mous as one of the daring French aviators. iii k I P T i .ff.t'WimillilKOl.liiiiUlMl p.liil What is more appreciated than a diamond ring? Small or large, it's a diamond just the same. Why not start with a small diamond this year and increase the size each year. We will allow full value in exchange each time. Come in and let us show you a $5000 stock ranging from S1.50 to $500. Don't put it off. Come NOW. Ill KCO THE Jeweler Old Postofflce Block. JES WILLARD 5s! 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