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r..r.z nam DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, rENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1916. TUN PAGE3 "nxv wit7'' rv " OBSERVING ENEMY POSITIONS f.'i tr AN EVERY DAY OCGURANCE 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. t , - , U t ' t If r kL-.. ..... : - v I j OMA- 8 DAYS XTIL XMAS l I Itl' I Come in now and lot us show vou I JJ J ! U I diamond Rlnj $1.50 to $.V)0 I ! 'WVJ Watches si.oo to $150 W t bracelet Watches $3.00 to $75 llf I 1'rooches, solid gold... $1.00 to $150 'jf Watches $1.00 to $150 r.racelet Watches $3.00 to $75 Cuff Links 75i to $50 1'rooches, solid gold... $1.00 to $150 Pendants !Jo to $300 Ivory Pieces 23c to $8.00 Silver Sets $5.00 t $50 t Rings $1.00 to $35 Fobs 75c to $25 Thimbles 25c to $3.00 Bracelets $1.00 to $50.00 Pearls $1.00 to $23 Lockets J5c to $50 And every thing else you can ask for in our line. win. i mm TIM Jeweler Old Postofflce Block. SJaii 8000 Acres ttflt M S12.50 Per Acre Terms I Less Than Rent Will sell any part or all. i I D. IIEIOH Orep I FALSE TEETH NEARLY KDJb. NEW YORK, Dec, 14. Follcemaa Joseph Sullivan of the Fourth Ae nue Station, Brooklyn, was catted yesterday to the home of Olaf EU fast, at No. 250 Fifty-third street, by the cries of Mrs. ElafasL He fouo4 her husband choking to death his false upper teeth stuck in his throat He called to a passerby to send an ambulance and pounded Elafwtt back with his fists. Elafast was best nearly double from his efforts to get his breath and by Sullivan's pound ing, which caused the plate to fly out of his mouth. When Dr. Craig arrived a few m ments later he complimented the po liceman on his prompt first aid work. Elafast swallowed the teeth white asleep. . ! SCROFULA AND ALL HUMORS GIVE 7.Y There are many things learned" from experience and observation that the older generation should im press upon the younger. Among them is the fact that scrofula and other humors are most successfully treated with Hood's Sarsaparilla. This great medicine is a peculiar combination of remarkably effective blood-purifying and health-giving roots, barks and herbs, and has been tested for forty years. Get it today. Santa Clans lp Winters Silk Necktie in Xmas Boxes 25c, 35c Handkerchiefs in Xmas Boxes 20c, 50c Ladies' Collars in Xmas Boxes 25c Ladies' Boudoir Caps in Xmas Boxes 25c, 35c Ladies' Muffs $4.00 Ladies' Scarf 50c Toilet Sets $1.00 Manicure Seta $1.00 Corner Statu and Omrt Street Wtis is a decidedly dangerous occu pation. The British soldier shown in the rhotograph is occupying an ad vanced observation trench. These trenches are little runways leading directly from the fighting trench to- wart the enemy trenches. They are dug by sappers at the greatest risk and sometimes run into the very cen ter of "no man's land." The soldier shown is far in advance of his own lines, with which he is in communica tion by telephone. I , .!.! I'"" il v5' It i i PILOT ROCK CLUB HUNGERS FOR DUCK i Ira A it8 BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them ? J. L. VAUGHAN BUSINESS CWB TO HOLD FEED AND SMOKER JXR DISCI S SION OF Cmo PLANS. NaUtorhuD la Planned foi" Town: Ootaattace Already Named to Sc w SMe; Intention is to Rush Project So As, to Have Tank Readt 7 Summer. (East regonian Special.) PILOT ROCK. Ore.. Dec. 14 The Commercial club held a very in teresting meeting Tuesday night at the Odd Fellows' Hall. About twen tjr memtters were present. They de. cided to hold a wild duck feed and smoker on January J. a report from the committee on the proposed swimming tank was heard from and this committee is going right aheaj to try to secure the lease on the stur- divant land In order to use the wa ter that is necessary for this tank. The business men plan to have this swimming tank for next summer. The business of the next meeting of the Commercial Club will consiM of election of new officers. The Frank Burke Players gave a four act comedy drama, "Within th Law," Tuesday night at Carnes Hall The acting was very good and was enjoyed by a number of people. A larger crowd is expected at the play ing of "Bought and Paid For," on Wednesday night ,tlU Evans returned Tuesday from a trip to Portland, where he shipped several carloads of hogs. John Wells has completed the con struction of a fine house for Kunyan. The new structure is about one halt mile southeast of town. ' tra Arbogast stopped here Mon day night on his way from Pen die tori to Ritter, his home town. DoVothy Peterson feft Pilot Rock Monday for California where she will be located permanently. Hva and Lilly Stubblefield visited Pilot Rock Tuesday. Levi Eldridge, Jr., was out of school Monday on account of illness. Miss Mary Schlegej is staying wltn Mrs. Marian Johnston whilel the lat ter's husband is visiting in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rankin wore In Pendleton Monday afternoon dolns some Christmas shopping. Pilot Rock at the present time is without electric lights and flash lights of all kinds are being used. The engine of the electric plant broke on Monday and the town will be without lights until a new engine is Installed. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron were in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bushee are oc. cupying the George Carne house. Dr. Gilleland made a trip up Butter creek Wednesday to attend Mrs. Frank Gilleland. She has been ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dick from Al bee were here Wednesday morning to do some buying. Mrs. John Stevenson was a Pendle. ton shopper Wednesday. Mrs. Earl Rankin spent Wednes day afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Jaques. Bayard Gilleland was a Pilot Rock visitor Tuesday. ' U H. Roy and his son. Marvin, left Tuesday for a trip to Portland. J,, a Roy will return shortly, but Mar vin will spend Christmas in Portland. Mr, Pollock was a business visitor here Wednesday morning. Mr. Hmil Friend from Seattle will lecture on "Serums" Thursday before the Pilot Rock school. Any outsiders are welcome. Alfred Smith was In from his ranch Wednesday. Daily Chats With the Housewife HREADKD rXKiS. Cook the eggs hard and cut In round thick slices. Pepper and salt them, dip each in beaten raw egg, then in fine bread crumlw, or pow dered cracker crumbs, and fry in nice dripping or butter, hissing hot. Drain off every drop of grease, and serve on a hot dish for breakfast, with the following sauce: Have ready some veal gravy or chicken broth, heat to boiling in a saucepan with a half- teaspoon of chopped parsley, salt and pepper, and lastly three table spoons of cream to a cup of broth. Boi up and pour smoking hot over the eggs. v MARGARET COOKIES. A quarter of a cup of butter, 1 egg, 1-2 cup of sugar, 1-4 cup of cit ron, 1 cup of flour, 1 tablespoon ol boiling water, 1-4 cup of finely chop-i ped baking powder, 1-2 cup of fine ly chopped nut-meats. Cream the butter and add the sugar gradually. Mix and sift flour and baking pow- about 1-2 cup of batter to which add der, and add the remaining ingre- 1-4 cup of cocoa and 1-4 cup of au- dients. Chill, shape, and bake ss gar mixed together. Then take a cookies. In a moderate oven 10-15 teaspoon of this batter and place In minutes. Use one-half of the above the center of the cakes, and bake "Angora braid." and It is used either to make the whole hat, or to form a facing and trimming for a satin hat. It is light in weight, durable, and comes in attractive colorings, MAPEUNE 6IRIT.' Boil together 2 cups of sugar, 2-S of a "cup of water, and 1 teaspoon of "mapellne" until a moderately thick sirup is formed. Remove from the fire and use as needed. This Is a very acceptable substitute for purs mapie sirup. CHIUSTOBEL CAKES. Mix and sift 2 cups of flour and four teaspoons of 'baking powder. Cream 1-2 cup of butter and 1 cup sugar together, add 4 eggs and 1-3 teaspoon of salt. Add the flour and 1-2 cup of milk, alternately. Fill muffin tins half full, reserving recipe for 30 cookies. THE HAT OF ANGORA BRAID. The first hint of a straw hat has appeared on the New York streets during the last few days. Although planned for wear in the south, a few Intrepid women have donned these hats In the metropolis before wear ing them in a warmer clime. They are a distinct novelty, being made of woven braid which resembles a shiny, bright-colored straw with j. fuzzy finish. The material is called about l'-2 hour In a moderate oven. MARY'S POTATOES. To 2 cupa hot mashed or rlced po tatoes, add 2 tablespoons butter, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons of hot milk and l'-4 teaspoon of baking powder. Best well with a fork, then cut and fold in the stiffly beaten whites of 2 eggs. Pile lightly in a casserole, brosh over with a beaten whole egg. Brown in the oven. FARMERS UNION HOLDS ITS ANNCAL SESSION National President tfmrleg 8. Barrett Gives Prlniipal Talk. SPOKANE, Dec. 14. Two hundred delegates attended the eighth annual I convention of the Washington and ! Idaho division of the Farmers' Edu cational and Co-Operative union o." ! America, which hegan here today. 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