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DATLT EAST ORCGONIAN, PIINDLETON, OKfcOOM. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1918.
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Bring Us Your Eggs
WE PAY 32 CENTS IN TRADE.
SPECIAL
Fresh Ranch Butter, roll S3c
Country Bacon, pound 33c
Country Shoulders, pound 2Sc
Sugar Cured Eastern Hams and Bacon.
Boiled Ham Sliced to Your Order.
Chipped Beef Sliced to Your Order.
"Water Glass, large bottle 35c
Mountain Potatoes, best grade, sack. . $1.25
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY
Two Phone. 28. 823 Maia St
Daily Chats With
the Housewife
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NOW
you manage your business carefully, you
invest your money wisely.
After Your Death
your affairs will continue to be handled in
the most efficient' manner to the best in
terests of your heirs IF you name The
American National Bank as the Executor
under your will.
Come in and let us explain this import
ant matter to you.
Tlie Af lERIGAf J NATIONAL BAfK
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon"
We advertise mad offer War Salines StaiuPS for sale with
every parchee.
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War Prices
have increased the value of your buildings and
property.
IIAVE YOU INCREASED YOUR INSURANCE
so as to cover your loss in case of fire? Come in
snd let us talk it over. All our time is devoted to
the interest of our policy holders.
THE BENTLEY-GRAIIAM INS. AGENCY
J. M. Bentley. ITea. John E. Montgomery. Vice-Prea.
1L X. Graham, Becy.-Treaa.
IS Mala SC . Phone 404.
We advertise and offer War fc-ting Stamps for sale with every
purchase.
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Paving Paid; Desirable in Every Respect.
PRICE $3000.00
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MONDAY WHEATI.E58
Sclloed pea a, glased, baked sweet
potatoes, pineapple. cabbage salad.
Toasted oat bread. Coffee.
TUESDAY M BATUKSS.
Peas In tlmlwlea Creamed parsnip
Johnny cake toasted llulter
Stuffed celery. Apples
W E D.N liSDA Y WH E ATLKS8.
Puree of peaa Olives. . ltadlshes
Olla podrlda
Homemade soy bean bread. Coffee.
Apricot whip.
THURSDAY.
Potatoes stuffed with peas
Corn meal wafers. B utter.
Lemon Ice. Toasted buttered crackers
Peas with pimentos.
Barley bread- Umon marmalade
Coffee-
8ATURDAY.
rinto bean stew
Rye bread- I'eas. pepper salad-
Corn meal puffs. Whipped cream
SUNDAY.
Mutton chops. Mint sauce.
I'otato snow. Patties of peas'
Cabbage salad. Ice cream
Bachelor buttons
The foll'jwing table from a govern
ment rejiort will show the compara
tive food values of:
Wtr Prtn Fat Strh Ash
Canned peaa. . .82 3.6 .1 8.8 4.2
lried peaa ....95 24. 1.1 (1. S.t
Spring wheal.) 12.S 11.7 1.1 74.5, .4
Winter wheat.. 11.9 10.7 1- 75 8 .(
Lean beef .....70. 21. 7- . 1.1
This table shows that canned peas
as compared with dry peas contain
nearly nine times as much water and
that the housekeeper who uses canned
peas is paying a heavy bill for water.
Dry peas have more than twice as
much protein as winter wheat and
nearly four-fifths as much starch. '
tireen Peaa a la Francaine.
2 cups of shelled green peaa or
cooked dry peas (which are cooked
almost tender.)
2 tablespoons butter or fat.
, 1 cup water.
C sprigs of parsley.
4 new green onions, sliced.
1 head of lettuce.
1-2 teaspodon salt. .
1-2 teaspoon paprika.
Melt butter, add water, peas, onion
lettuce and parsley. Cover tight,
cook slowly fifty or sixty minutes.
Shake frequently to prevent burning.
Add a little boiling water It needed.
When tender add salt and pepper, lie
move the parsley.1 Serve hot.
Peaa Futagf (French).
1 can peas- .
2 cups cold water.
2 slices onion.
1 1-2 teaspoons sugar.
- 1 cup chicken soup.
1 tablespoon oil. ,
1 tablespoon flour.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
1 cub milk (boiling).
sprigs fresh mint.
1-2 cup cooked rice.
Drain and rinse peas. Mix peas,
rice, onions, sugar, chicken soup and
seasoning. Cook thirty minute
Cream oil and flour, stir Into soup,
cook five minutes. Put through
strainer, add boiling milk. Put in
spirits of mint, remove mint befors
serving.
When chicken salad la made or
chicken a la king the hones and
scraps will make the stock for this
potass.
Peaa and Cheese Kulad.
1 cup of cooked peas.
1 oup of finely diced American
cheese.
1 cup of sour cream. '
Arrange lettuce leaves In a bowl.
Mix cheese and peas, stir In sour
cream. Fall bowl, serve cold with
oatmeal sticks.
Peaa Pineaile Salad.
1 cup canned peas.
1 can pineapple.
1 cup whipped sweet cream.
1 head of lettuce.
1-4 teaspoonful salt.
Dice pineapple. Drain and wash
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Peas, mix pineapple, peaa and pine,
apple juice- Put on Ice to chill. Place
lettuce In cold water. When crisp,
place on salad plates. Fill with pine
apple and peaa Pile whipped cream
on top. - Serve Immediately,
Harlequin Salad.
One cup chopped cabbage. .
One cup cooked dried peas (coldi)
Half cup cooked sliced carrots. i
Half cup boiled diced beets.
Unit tablespoon paprika
Half tablespoonful salt.
One ctip sour cream.
Chilli vegetables; mix with wooden
fork; add salt and paprika; pour over
sour cream; serve on lettuce leaf.
OaUiK-l Slick
Three cups of barley flour.
Half teaspoonful baking powder.
One and a half cups of scalded
milk.
Four tablespoonfuls oil or butter.
One tablet-podonful brown sugar.
Half teaspoonful salt.
One teaspoonful caraway seed.
Sift barley flour, baking powder,
salt, sugar. Stir In caraway seed.
81ft barley flour, baking powder,
salt, sugar. Stir In caraway seeds
Add oil to boiling milk. Pour over
oatmeal. Mix thoroughly. Let cool.
Mix all Ingredients, work smooth.
Toss on board. Roll one-quarter Inch
thick. Cut In sticks the length and
thickness of a lead pencil. Bake 12
minutes In brisk oven. Serve cold.
Split Pea and Tomato Soup.
1 cup' of dried split peas.
2 1-2 cups of cold water.
2 tablespoons of olive oil.
1 small lonlon minced.
, 1 cup of canned tomatoes.
2 tablespoons olive oil and 2 table
spoons flour, creamed for thickening.
1-2 tablespoon of salt-
1-4 tablespoon of paprika.
2 cups of milk.
Soak peas over night. Drain. Cook
In 2 1-2 cups of wated. Add onion.
simmer until peas are soft; add toma
toes, put through a sieve, return to
stove, boll, stir In thickening, and
seasoning. Pour In two cups of 'milk.
Bring to boiling point. Serve hot.
wllth thin slices of toasted corn
bread.
EAGER ONES WIT
NAVAL OFFENSIVE
WASHINGTON. April 10 The
pressure for a naval offensive supple
menting the' costly Infantry action is
manifested anew In army and navy
quarters.
Some officers predict more aggres
sive sea action before July. One big
official predicted that the allied na
vies would strike Zeebrugge and Wll
helmshaven or Heligoland Itself.
"Britain can- not afford a big gam
ble. Yet I expect action before
July." Acting Navy Secretary Roose
velt is known to favor aggressive ac
tion. Older navy men think the chances
are too great.
.loon 11 Jobs.
A. Ounn has a hardware and sport
ing goods store at Orantrvillc. W.
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A. Hottmanaha a restaurant at
Wheeling. W. V..
A. Klxterhen 'is In the poultry busi
ness at Navarre. Ohio.
John Kail la cashier of 'a bank at
Sclu, Oh la.
O. Soles Is a shoemaker at New
Franklin. Ohio.
A. Klinker is a coal dealer at Ful
ton, West Virginia. ,
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Do You Realize What
You Must Do?
England and Fiance are calling for help.
Men and munitions must be rushed
IF EVER AMERICA FACED A CRISIS, IT
IS NOW!
ARE YOU A QUITTER?
BUY THAT
LIBERTY BOND
TODAY!
PENDLETON AUTO CO.
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New Spring and Summer Oats
For the young ladies as well as the girlies. Some very "smart" things are
shown in this display. Nice quality of straws neatly trimmed. .Very nifty
shapes. The very nicest Hats for street wear can be found here.
The Ladies Hats in all colors of straws range in prices at 98c, $1.49, $1.98,
$2.49, $2.98.
The small girls' and children's Hats range from 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.69,
$1.98, $2.49, $2.98. ' ' ,
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IX)H SAI.K
70 acres close to town, 100
acres of same fine bottom land,
good improvements, ZOO now in
grain, balance alfalfa.
10s acres on the river, 40
acres in alfalfa, house, barn
and orchard. Will take house
and lot in Pendleton in ex
change, 300 acres f!ne foothill land,
00 acres in grain, house, barn
and orchard, some alfalfa, no
better land in Oregon.
t houses on North (Ida of
Pendeton, tour of them strict
ly modern,
720 acres. 500 of same seeded
to wheat, price !2S per acre.
Lease on 480 adjoining It trans
ferred free of charge. Will sell
outfit, good horses and machin
ery to run It, at reasonable
price. Will give terms to right
Party. I cannot call out price
and detail on all these ranches.
Ton make a big mistake if you
do not investigate.
- I will tell you, and show you.
E. T. WADE,
Temple Bldg., Pendleton, Ore.
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Here Is the youngest knitter in
America. Miss Kllsabeth I)oullrn Is
her name. Kh is four-gning-on-flye
and she lives at Fishers. Ind., where
she attends every Hod Cross knitting
circle. Home of the men In service
right now are wearing things she
knitted.
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Alder, Maple, Black Pine
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Pendleton.
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seek an agreement with manufactur
ers to Increase manufacturing facili
ties to help regulate prices.
1'ay for Widows.
" WASHINGTON, April 9. The
houae today 4aHHed measures protect
tlng carrier pigeons In war service
and restoring six months' additional
pay to widows and dependents of
soldiers killed.
Automobiles and Gas En
gines Repaired.
STAR GARAGE
Corner Lllk-Ui and Alt- IM eta.
Prices Reasonable. Phone 191-W
CIVB I'M A TRIAL
WHO WANTS THIS
SNAP?
A 1)17 model 49 Chevro
let I passenger touring car;
mechanically perfect; extra
(new) tires. $100 takes It;
cash. AiXSSM
Addreas 8, P. O. Uos S7S
Pendlctou, Ore,
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Long War Predicted
At Chicago Meeting
CH ICAOO. April . There will be
five and perhaps ten mors years of
wur, agree business leaders who arc
here for the I'nited Htates Chamber
of Commerce convention. They are
counting on ultimate though costly
victory and planning for great Indus
trial changes following the war. Kd
ward Fllene, a lloston merchant,
said, 'I know ths government plans
are adapted for Indeterminate war
fare of over flva years. The next
six months will bring the shipping
crisis."
Merle Thorpe, editor, said, '"Ths
nation's business must prepare for a
five or posMlbly a ten year war.'
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WILL FIX PRICE
OH COTTON GOODS
WAHU!m.V, April J 0.Th
fixing nt Mil cotton nootlM, IncludifiM
army duck mid mlicn, jimr.l a
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iit ruri'vd CliMlriimn Jiitruch to
Dr. Lynn IC Blakeblee
Clironlo snd Nervous I'lseasea and
llejMs of Women. X-ity Klftc.
tro Therapeutics.
Tesiifia IMdg., Room II, PImmm il
GET YOUR
NOW!
Deliveries later are liable to be uncertain
owing to the government's priority shipping
order.
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Carload of Buicks
Just Arrived
Immediate delivery can be made while they
last.
Get your order in now und avoid diap
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