East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 23, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

East Oregonian : E.O., December 23, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT EEKLY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1916. TEN PAC1 11 Buy Your Gifts HANSCOMS and the problem of appropriateness and personal regard will be perfectly cared for. Come in now and 1ft lis show you Diamond K nss l&0 lo $IH Watches 100 ,0 i Iracclet Watches 'S Cuff Links 1 '.root-he, sold gold... l-00 to $150 IVndant 73CU $300 borv Pieces MJ Silver Sots -V0 W 5' S.., Kings 00 10 Fob, to Th.mbles 2.V to $5.. Fraceleis .M rrta to ? I,,rkets 75c to $-0 And every thing else you can ask for in our line. ROCK FARMERS MAY FIX ROADS AUK IX ALMOST IMrASSAIU.E coxnmox xbw hiom SNOWS AXD KAIX. MEN WHO HEAD FRENCH WAR CABINET Vm L HANSOOH Ifil Tira Jewefc Old Postoffice Block. HORSE MEAT HIGH IX RERUN. Maximum Price of 3 Cents Has Rom Fixed. Pounil BERLIN. Dec, 20. Owing to the steady advance In the price of horsa meat, a maximum price of 3$ ceats pound for the best cuts, liver and sa imago has been fixed by the authorities. He's a poor detective who to afraid of his own shadow. m mi For Winter Colds Too need a ml tonic. Strength Is required to overcome the trouble. Let that tonic be one that is tpciallj valuable ia catarrhal condiuona. and you can conquer the cold. A cold acute catarrh: it mar became chronic. 'Chronic catarrh fro. vuentlr becomes orttemie, involTmc the atomach and the totea- tiaal tract as wtu aa tM bom or una, u PERUNA IS INVIGORATION the waate item. For in catarrh by thouMBOi of It clears awar the waite mattor. darnels the mflamasatloa and tones up the intra. For f ortr-nre rears H haa keen acd aratarul luReren. ao mnumfur VII the world of their relief. Penma's kmc history of hatplul- SMCSr.eManaul.0Mi the best eridcace that II rhat yoa shoald take. Llcuid or tablet form for roar ess veniesee. . Maaalia b the Ideal laxative and Hvtr tonie. In tablet form It Is 4VB ewaa to taka, mild and effectlre. with out anpleaaaat efforts, and will not form a habit. Liquid. We and I1.M; tablets, 10c and tic THE PERUNA CO, Cohans, a Xow Dentist Will Ixx-ato in City School Vacation Stajruxl Wednes dayThird of Social Club Danoes Will bo Held This Evening. (East Oregonian Special.) PILOT ROCK. Dec. 22. Quite an amount of sleety snow fell Tuesday rich rauslna- the roads to be in even a worse condition than they have been. There is some talk of the furmers Eetting together to see what c&n be done to better the condition of them. Opinion seems to be that grav-1 eling during the summer months would do away with the mud in win ter. A few pieces of road upon which gravel was placed the last year are in first class shape at present Although Pilot Rock has been without a pastor for some time and will be without one Christmas. Super intendent Gllleland plans to have a very interesting Christmas program at the regular Sunday school time. It will consist of recitations, speeches, singing and Instrumental pieces. Dr. North, a young dentist from Portland, has decided to locate here. He expects to open after the holi days. Uhe Cunningham Sheep and Land Co. moved one band of sheep to Pine City Tuesday, where they will be wintered. Frank Hilbert from Uklah passed through Pilot Rock on his way south where he will spend the winter. He intends to travel in southern Califor nia and some of the southern states durinz the winter. Mr. Hilbert is a large cattle owner of the Ukiah dist rict. The scarcity of ducks around here this season Is worrying the hunters, j They are wishing for a good lasting fall of snow so that the hunting will be better. Grace Frost, principal of the school here, left Tuesday for Portland where she will spend the holidays with her various friends. Helen DeVaul, teacher of the Red School House left Tuesday for Port land to spend Christmas, with her relatives there. Eva Stubblefield is doing substitute work on the telephone exchange at present. Alex Brady was a visitor in town Tuesday. Edgar Stephens, general agent for the Home Insurance Co. made calls on his local agents here Tuesday. Bill Evans and his wife went to Pendleton Wednesday where they will spend a few days with friends ana then leave for California for the winter. Roy Michaels haa purchased a new Port car. R. O. Clark , of Uklah was In the Rack Tuesday, "Vr" i vXUEaX Here are the men who will head the French war cabinet. Aristlde Bri and remains as premier of France. Alexandre Rihot is minister of Fi nance. General Hubert Lyautey, mln GoodVillatCiinstmasTim Thera it no gift affording Mich lasting pletur and carrying with it to unmis takably the good will of the giver at a Sar in ft Account with this ttrong bank in the name of the recipient. With one dollar or more you can open an account that will earn 47c intereat lster of war, and Rear Admiral La' caze, minister of marine According to report from Paris, General Joffre la to be raised (0 the rank of tioi't marshal and made military adviser to the war council. Tom Gibson was In town Tuesday to do some buying. Julius Wegner left Tuesday for Los Angeles where he will spend the winter. Geo. Johnston of Nye was In town Tuesday. Bill Conklin went to Tuesday. The Parent Teachers' meeting will be postponed until a week from Fri day, the twenty second. Mr. Hayden of Lang Co. called here on business Tuesday. John Blanchett from west of town came In Tuesday morning. Edna Wisdom will spend the holi days with her parents at Nolin. Mr. Shlpp la visiting his uncle. John Shipp. Byron Gibson Is back home after a trip to California. Vacation for the school children started Wednesday, and they will en iov this freedom for eight days. Mary Schlegel and Edna Wisdom teachers at this school, will take the teacher's examinations at Pendleton Ben Ogilvy, son of Charles Oglivy, formerly of Pilot Rock, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Helen Belts. Mr. Ogilvy has spent some time in the Cascade mountains and brings home some photos of wild game In its ritu- 1 ral state which are above the average. Pendleton I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith came down from their ranch Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Smith drove his new Franklin car, which he purchased very recently. Jack Pmlth returned home after accompanying his wife to Pendleton. From there she went on to Portland Mrs. Helen Belts was In Pilot Rock Wednesday afternoon. The Quaker show which will be here all week Is proving to be very popular with the people here. Alex Shafer was In town Wednes day evening. Charlie Miller is making trips every dav to L'matilla to drive the Fords that have been shipped to that place for the Bond Auto Co. fLTHOUGH its creator was un- known, the Venn9 de Milowaa hailed immediately upon its dis covery as the world's greatest sculp ture. Likewise, the mldwin. Piano when exhibited at the Paris Exposition was thq product of comparatively unknown makers but it was awarded the Grand Frix. It is the only American Piano ever so honored. True genius proclaims itself. It need no pedigree. Acs hf TUBkmHhBmlMm The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-' lasting from Wednesday until Frl- If;? i 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 gar Dick of Albee Is sick with a very b&d cold. Mrs. Thomas Jaques was a shopper here Monday morning. Chas. Miller was in Pendleton Tues. day on business. Mrs. Beitel who has been shut up with the grippe for the last several weeks, is able to be outdoors again. ' Frank Byrd was In from his .ranch Tuesday. The mumps still continue to he the favorite epidemic in the vicinity of Pilot Rock. I Bay it from your dealer ; I f acme rowers u. i I Alwaytat Your Service I mm MOT WATEE MOT FEEL MIT day. A. J. Gill, prominent rancher, was in Pilot Rock on business Tuesday. Lucile Fisher of Albee Is spendina several days in Pilot Rock. Mrs. Caroline Gill Is Improved enough to be able to sit up at timea Mrs. Earl Rankin is suffering from a sore and swollen Jaw caused by dental work. The third of the series of the So cial Club dances will be held In th Odd Fellows hall on the night of Frl day, the twenty second. The members plan to make this a big affair as it is Just before the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamreth were Christmas shoppers here Tuesday. Perry Houser was in Pilot Rock Tuesday. He says that the roads up his way are very bad. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hutchinson were business visitors here Wednesday afternoon. 8ayt glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast waihes. out poltona, If you wake up wijh a bad tastu, bad breath and tongue is coated; if ' your head is dull or aching; If wh it you eat sours and forms gas and acid In stomach, or you are bilious, con stipated, nervous, sallow and can't get feeling Just right, begin Inside ba'hing. Drink before breakfast, a gla-s of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate In It. This will flush the poisons ami toxins from stomach, liver and kid- i neys and purify the entire alimentary 1 tract. Do your inside bathing lmm ! diately upon arising in the mornln ( to wash out of the system all the pre vious day's poisonous waste, gasej and sour bile before putting more food Into the tomach. To feel like young folks feul; liko you felt before your blood, nerves and muscle became loaded with body 1m. purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphat which Is inexpensive anu aunoni -1 !. except for a sourish twins j which Is not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleaning, sweetening and freshening, fo hot water limesfon'i phopha'e. so hot water and limestone phosphate act on the stomach, Hvet kldnevs and bowels. Men and wom en who are usually constipated, bil ious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin this Insld 1 bathing before breakfast. They are 1 aaaured thev will become real crankn on the subject ehotly. HOUSE TO VOTE OX I'ICOIII- BITIOX. HER AERIAL LOVE WENT A-SOARING MUSKEGON, Mich. Dec. 22. De clarlng she promised to marry hire while they were soaring above tne clouds In an airplane, and that she later threw him over (not from the cir plans) for a Casnovla farmer, Lee land Hammond. Chicago aviator, has begun suit for 120.000 against Mrs. Virgil Bodell of Casnovla. charging breach of promise Mrr. Bodell to day admitted she had been served with the papers. Mrs. Bodell, the daughter of .1. E Helme, a Brooklyn attorney, was In terested in flying and became a bal Inonist. It was while making a bal loon ascension at Casnovla two months ago that she met and latet married Bodell, who Is a farmer. Hammond alleges that Mrs. Bo dell's refusal to marry him has un fitted him for his work. At the death of her grandfather, Mrs. Bodell be came heir Jo $195,000 which she will receive when she becomes twenty one. She Is now eighteen. AN ESSENTIAL uuiiiMiiUMniMiimiiimiiiHiimiimiiiiiiiiMimiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiii inuwr. I COPI ES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES I I r(Apvc KWONG HONG LOW S VJVLf A W Me Wert, Alia St., Upttain. Phone 433 rkMittiimtiHtti..itMiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimi; v-, :'atip.nimi,g , fc i .mti ' . 1 1 - A " i t I ik - '. 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