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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1917.
PAGE TWELVE
Country Sausage
BACK BONE AND SPARE RIBS
Thin niHit in dirert from the country, w jtMarauft' il t
in pure pork.
GIVE ALUMINUM FOR CHRISTMAS
We haw a nice new line f Alamrtinm ,re direct from
the East, l-x-'k oar .vli r hetore you cm.
COMPLETE IJNE OF FINE CANDIES
Nuts, Glace Fruits. rtes. runt -. HolK. Holly
Wreaths -.. sth-ti for Christmas.
APPLES BY THE CAR LOAD
special Wh,ih T"T- Im. y-e r T.V-.
Other grade. k l.TSs .S Pr
ALL KINDS OF POULTRY FOR XMAS.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
-QUALITY
Two Phone, 7S. 823 M.in St.
OVER THE NORTHWEST
WOODLAND IS UNDER
SIX FEET OF WATER
1J-.WIS IllVKlt tiOKS ON UAM
I'AtJK. AM) MMIIM M1N
I'AKT OF TOWX.
Million Iolar Northern J"oirlc
Utilise In iravo lliuwr : ( attic
Dninmil mid Roads Washed Out.
their feet. . The tlo.nl slum
only IS Inches deep there.
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will Koon i Pfc
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lirylng- Rooms ltnllt
IAM1 LKW1S, Dec. 111
garments unit u-Mt kIihiw
have no power to dampen the urder I -Jijj
oi the- men who are preparing
slral'e "Bill Kaiser." and rains wllljXt
nave no errect mnn the dally drill i j
schedules,
Carpenters are being assembled to
construct 184 drying mourn, each to
he S0x40 feet as quickly us possible
Through these, the men will be al
ways sure of changes of dry clothing;.
Gift Suggestions
Which are practical for women, misses'. and children. New coats, suits, silk and.
serge dresses, silk and Georgette waists, dress skirts and fancy petticoats, cor
sets, front or back lace; table linen, napkins, bath robes, kimonas, silk hosiery,
kid gloves, umbrellas, miles of fancy ribbon, fancy handkerchiefs, kid boots,
house slippers, spats, Dr. Scholl's foot eazers, dress goods and silks, hair brush
es, combs, purses, corset covers, Indian robes and blankets, fancy towels and
towel sets.
"VVOODLiAXn "Wash.. Oec. IS.
Lewis river wtnt on n veritable To Itiiild Rig Mill,
rampage this afternoon and tonight , MILTON, rec ID. Construction
V oodland was flooded and Isolated. , of a large Hour mill and an elevator
The main part of the town Is under to care for bulk wheat is being- se
troni IS inches to six feet of water. riously considered bv w heutgrowers
and the current In the steadily rising j of this district. At a recent meeting
river Is driving driftwood so swiftly ; the wheatmen discussed formation
...in Pme lears are cmenainea mat of a comuunv In handle these mat.
SI. 000.000 Northern Pacific . ters and niirehii ..f two local mills
the
Table. Linen, yard
3 lleeo Towel Sets
Forney I Willi Towels, eaeh.
Fancy Wobli ltags, eacJt .
Strap Purses
Auto Scarfs
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War-Savings
Stamps
ire the sjer of a great democracy to the
dcriLT-d for a democratic form of govern
ment securiry. They afford a splendid op
portunity for bringing into every home the
jessors of saving and thrift as a national ne
cessity. The habit of saving once formed is
sldora dropped. Savers soon become in
vestors. Start saving today by purchasing
War-Saving Stamps from us.
i un.iKe across tne i.ewis, tnree nines , ls said also to have been discussed,
.south of town, will go out before i together with acquisition of water
; morning. right for nower generation.
It is reported that 28 head of cat- ; Pk
tie on the Groeg Wyman ranch south lster ill Idaho.
; of Woodland were drowned today. At j MOSCOW. Idaho, Dec. 1 9. First !
'Kerns, one mile north, the racific hand Information regarding itod j
highway is under three feet of water. Cross activities in Kurope will be ) It
'It Is held certain that all roads ! given tomorrow at the Tniversity of i irfc
around here will be washed out. j Idaho by W. T. Foster, president of I at?
I ArOlinH & rial onrt o tnlirht cl I Kearf Cnllan. . h Ditu.it unit, a l!m. !
I rain was fnlling in torrents and the i in Europe as a lied Cross representa
t Lewis was rising rapidly. ' tlve in analysing the activities of he
i ..Woodlaiat In lnrkness. j mercy organization.
The nower went off nt 7 o'eloolr Foster's talks thrmiirhont tliei
northwest are aiding materially in j
the success of the Kod cross mom- j
bership drive this week. !
Iridic' Illicit Haiulkcixlilers 12 'ic sue
ljidlcs' Outing PajamuN t.lt
Iju lies' OntJiur Gowns 7Se, OMc, VI.4H
lulles' Kimonas. . . 9 Ho, $l.n, I.8H, .M, $2.8,
$4.98.
ljulios- Iluth Itolies $1.49. $2.08, $.98, $4.98, $5.90
Children's iMid Misses' Haiti Hobos St.2.-. 1.41), ,
$1.98
l.ailies- Snatn. colon $l.l
ladles' hV-lt Sllpiers $1.19, $1.49
Ladles' IHir Sots .v,$.0, $i4.1H, $17.50. $$.5
Men's TresH 1'antM $2.98, $3.98, $1.98
Men's Jlonse Slliee. . . ; $l.. !. $
Men s Silk Tien
Men's 'lie .mis 4e, 9c, 98o
Menu IWIU
Slen's I'mbivllHM $1.19. $198. $2.49, $2.98
Menu Suits $9.9(1, $12.50. $11.75, $1.5
Men's MaekliinwN $5.9, $., 7.HO, $0.90
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, lx aJlc
Men's IJiii-n HaiHlkerclUels, eaeli 5
Men's Silk Soarr $1.49, $1.98
Suit Cuses and Traveling llaat. . . $1.98 to $9.90
Men's silk Socks 4Uo
Paris or lloston iarters I00
Men's Flannel Shirts. . . $1.49, $l.9, $1.98, $2.98
SHOP
j leaving the town in darkness, save for
S ( an occasional oil lamp or a. candle.
j Fire destroyed the houses on the
1 V H. Edwards farm, two miles south
3 of here, at 5 a. in. It was necessary
S,to remove the Selby family, occupy
Sjlng the house. In boats. The home
zjand furnishing were a total loss. The
X! destitute family is being cared for by
SS, neigh bora.
Water in the Lewis river Is the
s' highest within the recollection of lo-5-cal
residents. All but two blocks of
22 "the ain part of town was flooded be
ii fore 7 p. m. The current In front of
5' the Woodland State Bank, corner of
' Davidson avenue and Third street.
To Shorten Highway.
ASTORIA,, lec. 19. Having about
four miles over the present round
about route on the highway between
Astoria and Seaside, a plan is being
discussed here today by the city au
thorities which may mean combin
ing a county road with the railroad's
bridge which is built directly across
Young's Bay here.
The railroad bridge is about
mile and a, half long
shop (7 C7?
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I m.TlAV 1W hVW, M.-JXZr "I" WrK
be rebuilt. Officials nro trying to 'day.
one hundred years old, ho everybody
la Invited to come and make candy
; sacks. There will be nothing on the
(trees this year but decorations and
candy. The Christmas program will
J start promptly at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Danes nnd little
son Eugene and Miss Pearl Inmen
and is soon to were visitors at the county neat Mon-
the center of the city, was so strong 'make a deal for a combination bridge I Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Morrison mo-
s; that pedestrians were swept from ! v. hen the structure is. replaced.
.THEY WENT THR0UGIT HELL!j-"
WssrsTE'vi
1 The AMERIGO NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton, Oregon I
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ron SALE AND EXCHANGE.
J000 acres, 1000 ready to seed, good buildings, plenty of water,
close to railroad. Frice J30 per acre. Will take part exchange.
Good paying business on Main street, in Pendletcn.
Good location for Garage. Plenty of ground for largest Garage in
city of Pendleton.
House and 3 lots In Athena, enly 1800.
Half eectian fine wheat land, good improvements. 3S per acre.
North aide new Bungalow, full basement, furnace, gas, all modern,
13009.
Good Note ani Mortgages bought and sold.
E. T. WADE
Temple BIdg. Telephone 47$ Pendleton, Ore.
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tored to the county seat Tuesday.
Mr. Lowell. Mr. W. W. Harrah.
Mr. L L. Mann and Mr. Tallman ot
Pendleton, gave some very Interest
ing talks on the Armenian cause Sun
day evenlnff.
Mr. Luckner of La Grande our next
pastor, will be here next Sunday both
morning and evening, to start his
preaching. He will arrive Bometlme
I this week.
Those motoring to Pendleton Sun
day evening were Miss Jessie Ches
nut and Otis Lleuallen, Miss lJnria
Ohesnut and Kalph Walian, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hunch, and Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hunch.
'COMMISSION WOMKX,
; Hl'MUJlT PIIOPOSKS
Arthur Compton (left) and John Sullivan, survivors of the Halifax;
iisaater. are shown here as they appeared alter ttieir wounas were
bandaged by the Red Cross workers. Heine among the less seriously
wounded, with no place to go. they stayed on the streets, where they
were photographed as thoy wandered about offering assistance wher
ever needed to the more seriously injured. Like the wounded soldier
in France, Compton's first request, after surgeons began binding his
wounds, was for clrarPt . "
WASHINOTOX, Dec. 1 !). Enlist
ment of women in the army and com
missions for them as officers in the
aviation section are provided in a hill
: introduced today by Representative
; Murray Huibert of New York. The
measure was prompted by the refusal
of the war department to commission
Kuth Law for foreign service in the
; aviation section. The awe limits are
; hiade eighteen and thirty five years.
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Pendleton Homes for Sale
A XORTII SIIE KNAP 5 rooms with bath: kitchen range, window
shades and curtains so with the place. An attractive home at a mod
erate price. Terms if desired.
5 Room Modern House, 4 blocks from Main street.
Hot water heat, gas range, coke heater. .Window
shades and curtains go with the house.
Price less than it would cost to build. Terms ar
ranged. 5 Itooni Modern Houie. West Side, corner lot, new honsr, very reft
tunable price. Terms arranged.
CHAS. E. HEARD, INC.
Cr Main St. See Me Before the Fire. Theme 477
WHOLE WORLD KNOWS
OF AMERICA IS PART
IN THE GREAT WAR
PERSONAL AND NEWS
NOTES FROM ADAMS
That America's participation in
the great war has been heralded to
all parts of the world is shown by
a letter received recently by the
commercial department of the high
school from an eleven year old pu
pil in a counry school in .Vew
Wales, Australia.
i CONGRESS AfJAtX HUIMKI).
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17. General
Crozier frankly admitting there Is too;
much red tape in the war govern-
mrnt, again put the bulk of blame on
congress, declaring congress hud the "
war department estimates the day be- j
tfore war was declared, but didn't get f
ithe money until the middle of June, j
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AeJies and Putins of rheumatism i
' are not permanently, but only tem
i porarlly. relieved by external renie- i
I dies.. Why not use an internal rem- t
(East Oregonlan Special.)
A DAMS. Dec. 19. The following
committees were chosen last Wed-
i . i ... ,i', I edy Hood's Snrsaparllla. which cor-
man, Mr. Yoder; Miss Jessie Ches
nut. Miss Kanemon and Miss Nelo
Darr; finance committee, chairman,
B. G. Marquis, Alice Stoll. Welma
Boyer and -Crystal Katon; tree com
mittee, H. E. Lewis, Jack Baker, Los-
sie Green; decorating committee.
Mrs.
i rects acidity of the blood on which i
iheuoiut.lsm depends and cures the,
I diseo-se': j
Mrs. Alley Boyer, chairman,
Charles Hunch. L. L.. Lleuallen, Ever-
.Sotith 1 Pt McColliim. Otis Lieuallen, Miss
' 'j Doris Chesnut: sack committee. Mrs.
i Oiliest. Mrs. Hpenoer and Mrs. Van
The letter, which accompanies an;(.evp There will he candy given
AN IRRESTIBLE APPEAL
to out-of-door people is found in the Oldsmobile
Club Roadster. Graceful, powerful, it is fasci
nating in its social invitingness.
The 46 inch rear seat, with its proximity to the
divided seat, gives a coziness that especially
appeals to the ladies.
And the quiet good taste so apparent in the
touring car, is empnasizeu in
Let us show you one.
Pendleton Auto Co.
"Established Since 1907"
ess.iv concerning an Australian tan
nlng product Is addressed to the Aus
tralian's "Dear American Cousins,'
al and expresses the hope that the
jttnited States will be successful in
iitH effort.
At the request of the American
consul at Sydney, Australia. at
whose suggestion the letter was writ
en. students in the commercial geo
graphy class at the high school have
been assigned dit.ereni reon in
dustries to describe In essay form. I
These will be sent the foreign school
In reply to the oescription oi mi
Australian industry.
The letter received Is as follows:
Jtega District School.
New South Wales. Australia.
September 4, 11)17.
Dear American Cousins:
Enclosed under separate cover is a
small account of the wattle and it
uses. We regret that we could not
unnlv von with more definite Infor
mation concerning the national flow-
ei of Australia. j
The scholars In this school wish
vou every success in your cause in
ihe war that is now raging.
They are pleased to observe that
thtlr relations are fighting side by I
side with your army. They are al-:
ways eager to relid hooks concerning
America. I remain I
yours sincerely, j
JI. YKLI.AND.
all people from six months old
ANSCO
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(CAMERAS &SP5HJEX
Oregon Bakery
Home of the Famous.
BCTTKRKIST CRl'ST
IlliEAl).
Fresh Roll. Cakes, Pastry, I'lne
Candles made at home. Call
before yon imrehaso your Xinas
fjundies.
320 K. Court St., Phono 122
j. s. nntxn.uL
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ARTIIJ.KItV IS ACTIVK
I'AllIH, Dec. 1. It is announced
that artlllerylng Is active along tb-I'hone-Rhine
canal. Germain raids
south of Givencour were repeled.
Elsewhere the front In in-active.
'TPHE Ansco Vest
Pocket Speedex
catches swiftly moving
figures without a blur.
It gets into action
quickly when every
second counts. You
can change the focus,
the speed and opening
of the shutter instantly
and accurately while
viewing the image in
the finder. Let us show
you this camera.
Other Anscos $2 to
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists
CONSERVE WHITE
FLOUR
And at the same time your
health, use
Blydenstein's Prepared
Dietary Flour
It makes Hooverizlng pleasant.
Better Hotcakes, Buna or
Brown Bread.
ASK YOUR GROCER.
DALE ROTHWlXIi
Optometrist and Optician
Glasses ground and
fitted. Twelve years
experience.
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American National Bank
Pendleton.
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN
On the installment plan.
Oregon Building &
Loan Ass'n.
121 E. Court
. rEXDLETON, ORE.
THE "PARIS" HALF-PRICE SALE IS THE
TALK OF' THE TOWN.
ANY SUIT
ANY COAT
ANY DRESS
Half Price
ANY DRESS
ANY SUIT .
ANY COAT
Join the crowd of eager buyers tomorrow.
We positively do not carry one season's styles
over to the next, so a visit to our store will con
vince you that we are cleaning house and giving
you real values.
' Come in the Morning if Possible J;
AN K.CI1SIVK SHOP IX)Ft WOrEN.
A HALLMARK SPECIAL
DIAMOND RINGS
' at Prices Surprisingly Low
,A4 i.oa
A50 S 20.00.
A5S Z5.0Qi
ASS 30 00
.A5T.$35.0Q
Nothing but the best of its kind
is ever knowingly admitted to this
store. When vc announce a conces
sion in price it means on the same
excellent quality you always expect.
We and hundreds of other Hallmark
Stores combined and imported direct
an enormous lot of selected diamonds
of good quality and mounted them in
solid gold rings. To appreciate just
how this co-operative Hallmark Store
buying gives your dollar extra pur
chasing power, you have only to see
these Diamond Rings at their excep
tionally low prices.
Measured by values elsewhere ;
even in big New York stores experts
will know that, as priced by us, part
of these diamonds cost you nothing.
Better come early, as these rings are
sure to go fast, Diamonds, you know,
,are inclined to increase in value and
are therefore considered a good in
vestment. 1 .m I
Royal M. Savvtelle
I.IIW5I1TY BONDS ACCEPTET1
DENTISTRY i
DR. DAVID B. HILL
Room 1 Judd Bldg.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee '
Chronic and Nervous Dlaeaea
and Diseases of Women. X-ray
Electro Therapeutics. Phone 623
(John Hclunidt) Belt Bid.