East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES page r::v;-. i DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1916. m ipo. tf mj I - - r fM - i f T2 TH T2 T VISION OF LASTING PEACE IS MUNSTERBERG FINAL MESSAGE TO THE WORLD it 4'ir & 1 ' I it V IT lowers The Woman s Gift Women admire flowers. They love them just because they are sentimental. Nothing so expresses the thoughtfulnesa of the giver. Offering now for Xmas Carnations Poinsetta, Chrysanthemum, Violeti and Rose. Holly Wreaths and Evergreen for Decorating. Blooming Plant, Poiiuetta, Christmas Pepper, Cvclamen, etc. Order early, we are now making reser vations for Christmas Eve and Xmas Morning delivery. G. W. Hooker, Florist 523 Main St. Phone 522. Mail orders given personal attention. Tlie Thoughtful Person Gives Practical Gifts V X -J f 5! iiir i 4 AV FXKOTnlOAIi THIS CHRISTMAS and you give more than an artlcl?, more thnn a mere remembrance you present the recipient with Service Itself. The average person appreciates most a gift that la useful. Such a gift is the Electrical Appliance; !t lightens labor, shortens hours of housework, saves wear and tear and uncertainty, turns worry Into cheer and comfort. Call, and see our line. ft i Trrrrnw a v - i ' . J xf v y HARDWARE GIFT HINTS BOYS' TOOL CHESTS of real guaranteed tools. CARVING SOTS, plain and silver mounted, COMMUNITY SILVERWARE! warranted for fifty years. ICR AND ROLLER SKATES. SAFETY RAZORS. POCKET KNIVES. GUN 8, AIR RIFLES ROYS' WAGONS SLEDS And many other useful and practical articles of which our stock consists. We tke pleasure In showing onr moods and In helping y.n to solivt your ChrimmM presents, and Invito you to call at onr store. WFAR-EVEU ALUMINUM OOOKINO UTENSILS. ALUMINUM COFFEE PER CVLATOItS. ALUMINUM TEA BALL TEA POTS. The Taylor Hardware Co. PENDLETON, OREGON WHOLE WORM ON UOOU TKR.MK. WITH IIATKJCD POIUMJTTE.V. AT END OF El'HOPEAN WAR, PRE IKTKI BY HARVARD PRO FK8SOR HFFOItE SUDDEN DEATH. NEW YORK, Do-. 21. The Ut public memage of ProfraHor Miinnter-bc-rg, who died suddenly In his ciam. room In Cambridge. Mam., rontaiiiH a vllon of nrav and good will and In It the writer Indicated that lie be lieved such a peace waa near. The mrage was sent to a weekly maga zine here and mule public today u on recrlit of news of his death. Of the war the mewage nays: No trace will remain; those who hated most hotly will forget mom quickly. Men will look one another In the face with astonishment; the spell will be broken. They simpiy will not believe that they could mis Judge and maltreat their friends so grossly. The subtle power of our mind to forget will become mankind's blessing. As soon as peace Is secured we shall keep the peace, not only by harsh methods of enforcing It but by the hundred times better method of making It natural. And It can be come natural because all the scorn of today will fall off like a scab of a healing wound. Vnleew all psreholoelt-al signs de ceive tut. after tills war ends peace really will be lasting and I feci sure the end of the war Is near, the world Christmas) tree will lie glistening to morrow, tlie fragrance of It candles already pcrvadcM tlie world. 8 8 U 8 8 NEW WAR COUNCIL OF FRANCE MMsSBBsassaasiv ' mmmOimmmammmmsssseam. its v V 'L' -I- v S: t - . I i L Ti ? ' k ' V -h t r & - Hrj'-tI If Cy''; ! Quickly following the Ilrltish ex ample of cnoosuiK a small council to manage the war the French have se lected five well-known men. They are, besides Premier Briand. Alexan dre Ribot. who continues as minister of finance; fieneral Hubert Lyautey. as new war minister; Rear Admiral I-acaae. as new minister of marine, and Albert Thomas, promoted to be minister of munitions and transport from an undersecretary-ship he held in the same department. HELIX FOLK ARE BUSY PREPARING FOR XMAS School Will Dl-ml- Deccmlier 22 and Will Reopen on January 2 Other News Note. (East Oregonian Special ) HELIX. Dec. 20. Everybody Is preparing for the holidays. The school will give an entertainment at the opera house Thursday evening. School will dismiss on the 22 until January 2. The Masonic and Eastern Star lodges will have installation Dec. 2 7, families of the members of the order invited. The Mothers' and Teachers Cluo held an important special meeting at the home of Mrs. Victor Mason Mon day. Mrs. John Quest and Mrs. Leroy Penland, visited at Stanton S'atlon Friday. Carl Engdahl Is home from a week s vacation in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. a W. Thome were Holdman visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Saint Hollow, were Friday visitors. M. Bryan has gone to Caldwell, Ida ho. Bert Warren of Cold Spring, waa in town Saturday, i F. J. Young of Pendleton was here Saturday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson of Cold Spring, were Sunday visitors here. Mise Vesta Morrison, Juniper teacher, was a Saturday ehoper. Mrs. A. J. Tltsworth and daughter Helen, have returned from Idaho. R. C. Julian was a Saturday visitor from Attalla. Rv. W. R, Storms of Wallula, preached In the Baptist church Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Grover and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Scott will spend Christmas In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Albee are ex1 pectlng their daughter, Miss Letha, from Monmouth Sunday - Mr. and Mrs E. L Norvell will spend the holidays with Rev. J. W. Stockton and family at Ferndale. Miss Eunice Smith, teacher, leaves Saturday for Volmer, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mason leave Saturday for a visit to Prosser and other Washington cities. Miss Edna Potts will spend the holidays at Milton. Miss Iva McKlnney will go to Wes ton, a guest of the Fuson home. B. Westersund of Ring, was In town Monday. REFUSED TO SWEEP UP AUTO'S REMAINS w " a- ! I Ol" It'll - III" It Wrecked aim Is Held for Utter ing Street. For Good Things to Eat on CHRISTMAS Candies and Nuts for the Children AN EXTRA LARGE LINE OF CHOICE FRESH CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS ALL DISPLAYED WELL MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO CHOOSE JUST WHAT YOU WANT. Ts-J-ii Our Prices Can't Be Beat 3 3 8 3 3 3 3 3 RIBBON CANDY ROLL SUGAR STICKS PARIS CREAMS FRENCH MIXED JELLY BEANS BON BONS, Chocolate ROYAL CHOCOLATES ROLLA ROLLA WHIRLS MIXED TAFFY MARSHMALLOWS LION MIXTURE PLAIN MIXED Mixed Nut, Walnut, Almonds, Peanut, Brazil NuU, Filbert, Pecan, Good Lry Popcorn mat win pop. TRU-BLU FANCY CAKES, COOKIES AND BISCUITS QQtfj' Dates, Raisins, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Clear Comb Hon- PURCHASE ey, Cranberries, Etc. Extra choice Vegetables fresh for Q) 5T0SAG nnnv PVitnaTTiaa taVilo F Cm C. DE SURE FRESH EGGS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKES 3 3 3 3 These Eggs are guaranteed to be fresh and the supply is limited so get your order in early. AND CHICKENS OH YOU CHICKENS! Nice Chickens for your Holiday dinners, dressed or alive, large or f rys, aged six months to eight years. Also have a limited amount of fresh Country Sausage spare ribs and back bone. tmu art FRESH TRY THE GRIGGS' SYSTEM. GET THE GRIGGS' HABIT m vrr ai l rw i,' We irive the big cash discount ana save you money, w e pay you uie casn. iry K for a month and get acquainted with our low prices on best table necessities, sold jg to you courteously and delivered promptly. Leave your cash at home if you wish and XX pay the first of the month. 3 V-4 it I CR10GS' GRCE tJU X-i. UUUI W JU X FRANK M. GRIGGS, Prop RY Telephone 445 3 and recognised the remains of his au to. Policeman Sharies soio aiso na. pened along and ordered Popp to re move what was left of the car. "Me remove that Junk? Not on your life," he rejoined, whereupon ho was arrested. "It's pretty rough to have your machine etolen'and wrecked and then get arrested," he said to Magistrate Conway in Long Island court yester day. "It certainly Is," agreed the magis trate. "I'll parole you for further hearing tomorrow." Wolff was held In $1500 bail on a charge of grand larceny. NEW YORK, Dec. 1 9. Every since William J. Popp of No. 14 Ninth Avenue, Astoria, bought a popular brand of automobile several weeks; ago the going has been rough for! him. I He visited a friend at Broadway, and Second Avenue Saturday night : and tied his car to a post When he ! came out a few minuteji later It was ' gone. He reported the loss and Po-1 liceman Mohrmann soon found Wil liam Wolff, twenty-three, of No. B4 Wilson avenue. Long Island City, sit ting in Proadway In a dazed condi tion. A car In which he hnd been riding had struck something and was pleated up like an accordion. When the policeman questioned him he smilingly fald some one had planted a tree in the road. About this time Popp came along Coiigli Medicine for Children, Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scotsville, N. T., says: "About five years ago when we were living in Garbutt, N. T., I doctored two of my children suffer ing from colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and found it Just as represented in every way. It promptly checked their coughing and cured their colds quicker than anything I ever used." Obtainable everywhere. Adv. fact, she traces her descent from Eve "Erve," Dr. Bhaw assured her audi ence, "took the first step toward feminism in partaking of the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge. Though over come, retarded and sidetracked on the way, through the sex degeneracy of some women, nevertheless ther has been ever present In women that aspiration." Feminism Dr. Shaw defined as "as piration for true humanism,"- Good Will at Christmas Time 5 II I KVE IHOT ' NEW WOMAN. NEW YORK, Dec. 20 It is foolish to be worried over the "new" woman. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw assured the Institute of Arts and Sciences at Co lumbia University last night, for she is not as "new" as she is painted. In There is no gift affording such lasting pleasure and carrying with it so unmis takably the good will of the giver as a Sav ings Account with this strong bank in the name of the recipient. With one dollar or more you can open an account that will earn 4T. interest. n .ME- Suffered the Agony of a Dozen Deaths PltOMlNKXT FARMER IN CAN ADA ntciunKs ins escape FROM THE OPERATING TABLE. In a leXter to friends at Saskatoon. Mr. F. Gifford, of the Ball Rock Farm, Maymont, Saskathewan, Can ada, says: "Thanks to Frultola an i Traxo I am alive. I lay on my back for sixteen days, suffering the agonies of a dosen deaths, I began taking Frultola and was relieved of a great many gall stones. My health la now fully restored." Frultola and Traxo are compound ed from the original Edsall formulas at the Plnus laboratories In Uontlcel lo, 111., and can be purchased In Pen dleton of Tollman & Co., (is Main street; a doctor's prescription is not necenary. Frultola Is a pure fruit oil and acta as an Intestinal lubricant and disintegrates the hardened particles that cause so much suffering, dis charging the accumulated waste to the sufferer's Intense relief. One dose Is usually sufficient to Indicate Its efficacy. Traxo la a tonlc-alteratlve that is most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, rundown sys tem. A booklet of special Interest to those who suffer from s'omach trou ble can be obtained by writing to the Plnus Laboratories, Monticello, Illinois. MR. F. GIFFORD 4m r" x GREAT SERIALS V1 GROUP STORIES J f fij I rj"";?y I II llOi'&YEAI! ; XOlilil s Stenn spas StHet trj pltitr of tbfm. Ac!5.s Life, AJiesio.-!, Fna, Fithii, bifuitiot Tiie" Companion will make 1917 a Great Story Year. Beside the Great Serials and 20O Short Stones, there are rare S;iecial Panes lor eaih ore. Family Pase, evoeptional Kditorial Pace. Boys' Parr, Girls' Pae, Children's I'a,.e. 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