East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 30, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTAG" TTTO )AILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1916. EIGHT PAGE3 f" ' " .' jpror. :T"'"icnti lonroft1,..1..1 ... ;. "jor-retj;;-1- "'jott v.-.-r.' "wi-ni?t.. .. ".i-t-;!?'- nor? or r - jo"0 oc 9 I t afctjfli- -uftiar, .,..iaLjflf-'"tiflt - -.at- - " .. J This Store Will Be Closed All Day New Yew. Plee Buy Accordingly. jj 1 Yw. ILw Gmiii 0 '00 CO 00 n 8 oa 00 b4 OO m 00 n 00 i hi! III H 53 1 or S r urn I If , . 1 H I I i I r ,! I I If Y, I ?- L'-"Y Suit 1 0 Covrriflit But Sdufher 4 Man This Evening will be Your Last Chance to Buy a vercoa A T SALE PRICES OUR STOCK IS FULL OF BARGAINS OF REAL MERIT VALUES THAT YOU'LL NOT SEE AGAIN FOR MANY A DAY. Hart Schaffner & Marx SUITS and OVERCOATS OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES, ALSO MANY PLAIN STAPLES SUCH AS BLUES, BLACKS, PALL MALLS, WASHINGTON GREYS, ETC YOU'VE READ THE PRICES AND KNOW THE RADICAL REDUCTIONS WE ARE MAKING. YOU KNOW THAT OUR SALES ARE ALWAYS ABSOLUTELY AS STATED IN OUR ADS. YOU KNOW THE QUALITY OF OUR GOODS HAS NO EQUAL IN PENDLETON SO DON'T LET THIS SALE CLOSE WITHOUT BUYING A NEW SUIT OR OVER COAT, OR BOTH. PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE oo DO 00 Ulll STAGE GO. PUTS Oil SLEIGHS KOrM TUIP HlftM l'IUT lUM'K TO MOrNTAIN TOWN NOW MA UK WITH IM'N- NKKS. ('hrtMlaiKti Tree and Program Is Mueli Knjoycd by large Audlenw; pun.l Party Given Hev. Sinclair and Wife: Other Newsy Notes. 00 CD 00 The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. I0E3OE30Ea0E: I0C30E IOE30I wmw -10E30I ioejol,.. i oca on locaoc locaoi MFAT Sl-BSTITtTE FEEDS SIX PEUSONS FOK TWO JITNEVS NKW YORK, Dec. 28. A dish aid to be scientifically an nourishing a Stuffy, wheeiy breathing, heart stopped up, coughing and sneezing: n&lls for Foley's Honey and Tar: Makes a feverish sleepless night, quiet and restful Contains no opiates, sate and sure. Tall man ft Co. meat has Just been prepared for the pupils of the School of Modern Cook ery under the direction of Miss Emma Hanko. It cost 9 1-2 cents and was described as "ample for six persons." It was the mixture of corn meal and cheese known to Italians as polenta. The recipe: One cup of cornmeal, three cups of water, one cup of grated cheese, one teaspoonful of salt and one-half a tea spoon of pepper. To the boiled meal U added the cheese and the product is fried in fat ARGENTINE StUPRISED AT MILITARY SERVICE PLAN REPORTED FAVORED BY V. S. BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 29. There Is great astonishment here over the re port the United States Is considering the adoption of a itilitary service plan based on that existing in Argen tine. Bitter criticism has been leveled at the system in vogue here. Despite the knots in his tail, the Eritish lion roars and does not whine. Pre-lnventory Sale of Groceries "T. P. W. Pure Food Shop" 3 MAIN PHONES, ALL IS. Our Annual Pre-InTentory Sale Commences TUESDAY, Jan. 2ND, ending SAT URDAY NIGHT, JAN. 6TH. Take advantage of thete pecial price NOW. 15c Cans Ripe Olives, special can.. 10 Dozen cans SJS1.10 60c Jar Queen Olives, special 40 15c Jar Jelly, special 10 Dozen bottles ?1.10 20c Bottle Tomato Catsup, bottle.. 15 Dozen bottles $1.70 30c Tomato Catsup, special, bottle 20 Dozen bottles $2.25 35c Jars Preserves, special 25 Dozen Jars $2.75 QUART JAR PICKLES 45c Jar Sweet Pickles, special 35f 30c Jar Sour Pickles, special 25 Dried Prunes, fancy French prunes 10 lb. boxes, special . $1.00 Minced Clams, special 2 for 25 Dozen cans $1.45 Shrimp New Pack, fancy grade, 2 cans 25 Dozen cans $1.40 Speckled and Bayou Beans, special 3 pounds 25 50c Jap Green Tea, special, lb 30 5 lb. lots, lb 25 Hershey's Cocoa, l2 pound cans 20 1 pound can 35 5 lb. can r $1.50 Clean Easy and Bob White Soap, special 6 bars 25 AT THE OOSY SITJDAY AND MONDAY. "MENTALIjY PERFECT" MAN TO GO INTO CANNING SARDINES Harvard Senior Says Prof. Macntet'. berg Told Him no ITad Good Mind, lint Was Lazy. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 28. Thomas J Abernethy, Harvard senior, pronounced mentally perfect by Prof. Many other items specially priced for our Pre-lnventory Sale. PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE with 12 records Mr WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. Tee, J cm nay ke this BI-m a-l.l. th- dlanond itfliis and yoer chotee it 12 .WMnMi . . '1 Jl . ' . 1 1 . . 1 (lows nd a little each Booth or week Try the Nrw Rrilnoa In your hone before yoe deride to buy It. HnterUla yoar friend! Willi your feTorlte rerorfls. WRITR T0BAT FOR OUR NBW EDI SOM COOK. No obllgstlona WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE Hugo Muensterberg, has no longing ror tne life or a scholar. On the ad vice of the late professor, Abernethj is going to enter the business of can. nlng sardines with his father in West I'em broke, Me. "Prof. Muenterberg told me that I had a very good mind." Abernethv said, "but that I was Ia7.y and should do better in my classeA. He said I could not earn my salt as a saleman, but recommended my entering the canning burners. Even at that he was not very encouraging. He said that I would probably do as well at that as anything I might take up." (East Oregonlun Special.) URIAH, Dec. SO. The I'kinh stiw company has put on their sleighs be tween Uklah and Pilot Hock and Tuesday the round trip wns mde with the sleigh. Bill Wachter of Nye, was in town Wednesday visiting his Wm, Myrtle, who is atending si'hool here. Silns Heeves. wife and daughter ot Idaho, were Uklah visitors Tuesday The Chrlstmus true and program Saturday night was enjoyed by a largo audience, the church being packed with spectators. The urogram was well rendered, especially the fairy drill, in which Nellie Anderson Grace Peterson. Geneva Huston. Tressa Glbha. Clarke Martin, Cloyd Sturdlant and Mux Levin took part. They certainly deserve much credit for the way each acted their part and fur thu thorough manner in which they were learned. randy, nuts and oranges were dis tributed to both old and young, mak ing it a Christmas long to lie remem bered. Prof. Childera and Ha tur- dlvimt, teachers, also deserve much praise for the way they trained and handled the children. A pound party was given Itev. Bin clalr and wife last Tuesday night. In whldh nearly all took part. Many good things to eat were left with them which were greatly appreciated. Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair are elderly and de. sering people and it gives the people of our little town great pleasure lo help them. Walter Blackburn left Monday for an extended visit with his parents and other relatives in the Willamette val. ley during the holidays. Miss Cleo Metteer entertained a number of her friends and relatives at the home of her father, Charley Metteer last Wednesday, Dec. 20, in honor of her seventeenth birthday, with an excellent dinner, served bv her grandmother, Mrs. Metteer. Those present were Mrs. Keeves and son, Ward. Silas Reeve and wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Raker and two children, Clarence, Dick and wife Clalr Metteer and Vestie Jones. Sid Shaw of Long Creek, and Mat tie Kldd of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs, George Caldwell Tues day night. Kber MoKgle was In town Monday working along the insurance line. Henry Conger of Iong Creek was a guest at the Peterson hotel Monday night en route to Cottuge Grove to spend Christmas with his daughters, who are attending school there. In a letter from Dickey De Vaul to a friend she said her father, Dr. De Vaul, was improving and expect ed to return to Ukluh soon after Christmas. R. E. Sturdivant left for Pendleton Friday to spend Christmas with his Bon olen Sturdivant, and wife. Sherman Hale met with misfortune a week ago when a straw stack tum bled over, burying a mare and cold, which were soon smothered to death. George Ellis is seriously III again at his home north of town and Dr. (Mil. land was hastily called Saturday, when he soon relieved him. Walter Allison left last night for Pendleton to spend Chrlstmaa with his wife, Jim and George Elder of Rltt&r were in town a few days ago bringing a load of grain for Buck Welch. Fred Murray of Long Creek passed through town last week, going to Van couver to spend the winter. J. D. Kirk, who has fitted up a temporary building where his drug store recently burned down, Is mov ing his stock in to his new place and will be ready for business in a few days. There will be a dance at Alba Mon day night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sturdivant en. tertalned Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sturdi vant, Ftankle, Ha and Floyd Sturdi vant, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Ma rion nnd Clark Martin with a Christ man dinner on Monday. Alex McKenzle and daughter! Belle, Clara and Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Andrus were Chrlstmus guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hilbert. Harry Huston, wife and son, Clar. ence, Glp Huston, wife and daughter, Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. George Cald well, and Mrs, Mary E Gibbs were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Huston for a Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hynds, Mis Lowe, Myrtle Wachter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain were Christ, mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Lenz. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hilbert of Bridge Creek were In town Saturday for the Christmas tree and exercises going on Sunday and to vls't with Mr. and Mrs. Dorn, Mrs. Hubert's par ents. Mrs. Coffin of Bridge Creek was the Christmas guest of Mr. and Mrs. R G. Clark. ICKMARIHKS WIFB TO AVOID PAYING 11800 AIIMO.W NOBLESVILLE, Ind Dec. 28. Compared to J. Grant Sutton, Thotrai, Lawson Is no financier at all. Mrs. Sutton won a bitter divorce suit and $J800 alimony from J. Grant last week. J. Grant won It all back by marrying her all over again. If 1t be true that there Ib a famine in chorua girls there should be a cor responding relief In the lobster short A Safeguard Against POOR APPETITE IIEARTHUHN INDIGESTION BIIXIOCSNES8 OR MALARIA HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters BABY GIRL'S FH KJFSCALES Get Worse. Spread Into Hair mi Down Chest. Slept Badly. Hair Became Thin and Dry. . HEALED BYCUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT "When iy bliy lrl was a month old I began to notice a lwht breaking out on her face and neck. Thinking It was merrlf a baby rash 1 continued mlng common eoap and powder. This aeemed to do no ood and the rash itwullly got worse. It sprMd Into her hair and down hr chest and the skin was red and Inflamed. She cretched hut face and neck continually and was vert Irritable and nlopt badly. H hair becaaae thin and dry und hw face wa a mass of acalea. "The trouble lunU'd about two month. My mother had iwed Cutlrum Hoap aa4 Ointment o I got both. The fir appitca tlon afforded gn'at relief and In two week the braking out hiul iliwuprared and saw waa completely healed." (Signed) Mrs. Kd. Boa, Brockway, Mont.. Aug. U. 101. Sample Each Free by Mali With 3S-P- Sl.ln Bmik oil request, drees poat-canl "Ollcara, lrpt. T. tan.' Sold throuijhout the world. Ad- The I'klah Mercantile Co. are ta volcing their stock or goods this week and Mrs. Vergl Caldwell and Hoary Nye are assisting them. We now have cold, crisp weather without about eight Inches of mow. A letter to Mrs. Helmlck from er daughter, Mrs. Maud Thrasher, who is at Vancouver, Washington, state that both Mr. and Mrs, Thrasher are Improving every day. America Is well organized to erjoy peace, but It Is pitifully helplesa to maintain peace against forelgm aggression. 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