DAILY EAST OREflONIAN. rENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY,' OCTORER 1, 191.
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Pickling'
Cucumbers
PICKIJNG ONION'S
CONCORD GRAPES
FREESTONE PEACHES
PICKLING VINEGAR
11XK VARIETY OF EXTRA FANCY
APPLES
BLUE STONE IN ANY QUANTITY
GRAY BROS. GROCI
"QUALITY
Two Thones 28
823 Main St
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
4
mmw spirit
is becoming traditional for doing
things, without it no such an annual af
fair as "The Round-Up" could be met
with such ever-increasing success.
Show the same spirit by buying a
Bond of the Fourth Liberty Loan, do it
with a Bound and a Leap and help to
Win the War.
For sale at
11 AMERICAN KATIONAl BANK
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in
Eastern Oregon."
Help Finance
the War
By the Expansion of Your Credit in a Safe Way
Trade Acceptance Paper
Recommended by the Federal Reserve Banks.
On and after September First, 1918, the under
signed retail Lumber ar.d Fuel Dealers, will limit
their credit on open book accounts to thirty days.
If an extension or time is necessary, the "Trade Ac
ceptance" method will be used.
For detailed information, watch our ads, see your
banker or call on us and we will be glad to explain.
Inlaw! rJnpire lumber Company
lleraauu.a, ore.
Tnm-4-l.eaa I.untrf Cunpur,
HermlAtun, Ore.
lulaad Fulre Iunbrv Cu,
Maiatrld. Ore.
IIisbmi Builders rn .
btaufleid. Ore.
Tuas-4.-I.um JieasbrT Co,
. .Kelso, Ore.
rll"t IU k I.uai m-w Co,
1114 tux k, t)m.
(Jnua Lumber l ard.
I'eudlelm. Ore.
B. I . HumttnUm. tan,
ttfedietua. Ore.
tturrouitUa Jk Chamber, Ida,
Pendleton, Ore.
Van hum Irftauber Co,
l-eudl.-ton. Ore
Turn-A-l. um l.uttbrr Co,
Adams. Ore.
Turn-A-l,om Iiuaabev Co
Athena, Ore.
Taai-A-Mim L.iunber Co,
Helix. Ore.
Turn-A-f.iJra Immber Co,
Mllloo, Ore. V
Tum-A-Iiiu Itnber CO,
rToewaler, Ore. x
kumite-iyinericaa Co,
i-ulletu. Ore.
Tuiu- A - l-m limber Co.,
I oiatUia, Ore. "
Some Good
BARGAINS
IN
Used
CS it s
AT THE
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
X iSheep Are Moving Out of
Mountains for the inter
(Kant Oregonlnn Special.)
fJVROANK. Oct. 1. Mrs. Tom
RnrlKht and two children loft Mon
day mornln for Pendleton, return
ing, aRaln Tuesday to Frank Jones at
I lint Kck. visiting a few days, re
trnlns; to the Campbell place Fri
day.
Hoy Montgomery and family re
turned from Pendleton Monday.
C. T. Hollister, who his been
spending a ahort lime with hla fam
ily, left airaln Monday-
Frank Jones came out Thursday
from the .hlnh mountains, where he
has been with tha aheep. Mr. Jones'
sheep all got out Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Dlllar French 1
turned from Tendleton last week.
Mr. Frank Gllllland and children
who have been with Mr. Gllllland In
mountains the laat , month, re
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Montgomery spent one
day last week with Mrs. Xlekolson.
Frank Jones went-to his Pilot Rock
ranch Saturday morning, -returning
again Saturday evening.
Dick Cates, who has been In the
mountains for Frank Jones this sum
mer, has returned to Gurdane.
Some of the farmers plan to start
seeding In a few days.
HOUSEHOLD
Spanish Steak.
A delicious dish can be made from
a flank or rump steak. Brown the
steak over qttickly in a little hot beef
drippings, then remove to baking
pan. Duat with salt and paprika.
cover with a layer of sliced onions
i that have beet) cooked for five mln
; utes la the wme dripptntr as the
steak, and pour over one can of to-
I ma toes. Juice and all. Cover the
pan and bake slowly until the meat
Is very tender, basting frequently
with the tomato. Serve with a gravy
made from the strained liquor in the
pan. h
Ginger Pudding.'
Mix together small cup of finely
chopped beef suet. 1 cup of dark mo
laHses, 1 1-2 cups of stale bread
crumbs. 2 scant cups of flour sifted
with 1 teaspoon of salt and 1 f et
spoon of baking powder," 1-2 a. tea'
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
; Say an Inaida bath, before break
fast help us look and feel .
clean, sweet, fresh.
Sparkling and vivacious merry.
bright, alert a good, clear skin and
I a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
I only every man and woman could be
i induced to adopt the morning Inside
I bath, what a gratifying change would
I take place. Instead of the thousands
jot sickly, anaemic-looking men, wo-
men and girls, with pasty or muddy
I complexions; Instead of the multi
j t uuwi of "nerve wrecks." "rundowns,"
I "brain fags" and pessimists we
should see a virile, optimistic throng
j of rosy-cheeked people everywhere,
i An inside bath Is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphlate In
it to wash from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and ten yards of bowels the
previous day's indigestible wast), sour
, fermentations and poisons. thus
cleansing, sweetening and freshening
the entire alimentary canal before
! putting more food into the itomsrh.
Those subject to sick hradacha.
biliousness, nasty breath, rheumatism'
colds, and particularly those who
have a pallid, sallow complexion
and who are constipated very often.
I are urged to obtain a quarter pound
! of limestone phosphate at the dru
tore, which will cost but a trifle,
but is sufficient to demonstrate the
culrk and remarkable change In both
'health and appearance, walling
' those who practice Internal lanlta
tion. We must remember th.it Inside
: cleanliness la more Important than
iotitaide, because the skin does not
I absorb impurities to contaminate
the blood wbila the pores In the
thirty feet of bowels do.
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1 Your
a
i Vacation
fDays
will be Incomplete without
CAM Kit .. Come Ih now and
we will show yon the Aosco,
the amateur samara of profes
sional quality, and tsll you how
to make pictures a uoueas. We
sell Aoseo Wpsedsg Kllm, tkO
faper, Anseo Cb.mUals, every,
thing you used to take villi
Tallman O Co.
Imsim lreaie
We erttertase eawt ofi W a ale.,
huge BMJwatt fr aale ! weary
awiliaaa.
Foon of ground cinnamon, 1 heap
lng teaspoon of ginger, half teaspoon
of baking soda dissolved In 1 cup of
sour milk and I cup of mixed raisins,
currents and citron, dusted with
flour. Mix well, turn Into a greased
mold and steam four hours.
Casserole of llccf.
One pound round steak, 1 pound
turnlpa sliced thin, I potatoes. Urown
both aides of steak (which has been
floured and sasonedl In frying pan.
Place alternate layers of turnips end
potatoes on meat, then fold It over
to enclose Vegetables. Marly cover
with water. Cook In flrelesa cooker
kettle now or else use caasorole In
oven.
Chicken en Casserole.
One tender chicken. 11 cup lard,
salt and pepper, 1 pint hot water, 1
cup hot sweet milk. J cupa choped
mushrooms, I tablespoon chopped
parsley. Clean chicken, split down
beck and lay breast upward. In Cas- ,
eerole; spread lard over breast, dust
with salt and pepper, add hot water.
cover cioseiy and cook In hot oven
one hour; when nearly tender, put
in tne milk, mushrooms and parsley.
cover again and cook twenty minutes
serve hot In the casserole. Oysters
can be used Instesd of mushrooms.
Staffed Potatoes).
Rake 7 good sized potatoes; when
oone curorr a lengthwise piece;
scoop out potato with a spoon; mash,
add 1 tablespoon lard, salt and pep
per to taste, 1-2 cup milk, and 1 erg
white, beaten stiff; refill skins with
mis mixture; pile llkhtly; do not
smooth; bake until potatoes are puff
ed and brown; very delicious.
Corn Sleal Soofrta.
neat l pint milk, stir In 3-4 cup
corn meal, a little salt, and cook until
well scalded; take from the fire ana
add yolks of I eggs. 1 at a time, stir
ring after each addition; beat the
whites of the eggs with pinch of salt
and fold in; hake twenty minutes In
a well greased dlnh In a hot oven, and
serve at once with hard sauce made
with a small amount of butter and
sugar creamed; serve from the dish
in which It Is baked.
CttocolHte Itiddliur.
Heat 1 quart of milk, dissolve 1-1
cup cocoa with hot water, add to
boiling, milk. Put into small bowl 1
small cup sugar. 1 tablespoons corn
starch. 1 eggs. Beat well, add a lit.
tie cold milk, then add all to boiling
milk and stir quickly until thick. Let
boll ten minutes. Cool, add vanilla
and salt to taste: set on Ice: serve
1th cream or plain. .
War fake.
Two teaspoons soda dissolved In 1
tablespoon water, 1-4 cup rrfolasaea
1 cup of sour milk, i 1-2 tablespoon.
vegetable shortening, l-l cup brown
sugar, X cups of sifted wheat flour.
1-2 level teaspoon ginger, 1-4 nutmeg
grated fine. 2 cups of raisins. Mix
very carefully. Bake In well greased
pans about thirty minutes.
Meat I'k-e.
Have you ever used rice, cornmeal
mush or hominy for a crust? This Is
less work than a pastry crust and
saves wheat. -
Four cups cooked cornmeal, rice
or hominy. 1 onion. 1 cups tomato.
teaspoon pepper. 1 tablespoon fat.
pound raw meat or left-over meat
cut up small, 1-2 teaspoon salt.
Melt the fat, add the sliced onion.
and, if raw meat Is used, add It and
stir until the red color disappears.
Add the tomato and seasoning. If
cooked meat Is used, add it with the
tomato and seasoning after the onion
Is browned, and heat through. Orease
a baking dish, put In a layer of the
cereal, add the meat and gravy, and
cover with the cereal dotted with fat.
Bake for half an hour.
Slicimerd's Pie.
This Is the name of a meat pie with
a mashed potato crust browned In
the oven.'
EngllMh Stew.
Here Is an English stew that Is es
pecially good:
Ht pot of mutton and barley, I
pound mutton, 1-2 cup pearled bar
lev. 1 tablespoon salt, 4 potatoes, S
onions, celery tops or other reasoning
herbs.
Cut the mutton In small pleoes, and
brown with tha onion In fat cut from
meat. This will help make the meat i
tender and Improve the flavor. I'our j
this into a covered saucepan. Add 1 1
juarts water and the barley. Klin-
mer for 1 1-2 hours. Then add tha j
potatoes cut in quarters. seasoning
herbs and seasoning, ana cook one- i
half hour lonxer.
fleet Ktcw.
Cms pound lieef, 4 Votatoes rut In
guurteis, 1-4 peck peas or I can, I cup
carrots cut up small, 1 teuspooriful
salt.
Cut the meat In small pieces and
brown In lbs fut from the inent, Hlin
mer In 2 quart of water 1 hour. Add
the peas arid carrots and cook for
one-hulf hour, then add the potatoes.
If canned peas are used, add them 10
mtiiiiu-s before serving. Kerve when
potatoes are done.
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Z4 bJ laJ W iIJ livJ U Ls. tiui! IS. bJ U
A Foot Comfort Expert From C!iago
viLL BE IN ATTENDANCE AT THIS STORE
TODAY and TOMORROW
,To Demonstrate Dr. Scholl's Specialties for the Relief and Correction of all
Foot Ailments. ' ..
ENTIRELY FREE
TONIGHT! A Stereoptican Lecture on Feet, at our store. It is Free. Doc
tors of Pendleton and salespeople from other stores have a special invitation.
COME!
We are author
ised govern
sncnt agent
for Thrift
K lamps Klap
O10 Kaiser
with one.
Incorporated J
The Vet
Undo )oa ever
had Is calling?
yon 1 put a V.
K. 8. In Ills
Scran Hook"
mans under the Hrpnt-I.Kovi-k treaty, f
have addressed a formal protest to It
II the nations of the world against
their fate. After having without re
suit addressed themsehea to the Cler
man Chancellor, they now appeal to
the outside world. 1
Through their national council the
Lithuanians declare the do not want
to share the fate of Alsace-Lorraine,
but they have been overwhelmed by
the peace of the Bolshevik! and have
fought to the extreme .limit of their
strength.
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
IT'S A PATRIOTIC DOTY
TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF YOUR CLOTHES. J
Only an expert can do the alterations and repairs 4
necessary to make your suit give double service. . j!
conserve wool; the life of a suit is doubled when a
cleaned and pressed regularly. You owe it to your f
country and yourself to get the most out of your d
clothes.
Let us call for your suit today.
You'll end Sloan's Liniment
oftens the severs
rheumatic ache
Put It oa freely. Don't f It Iiu
Just let it penetrate naturally. What m
sense of soothing relief soon folkiwtl
External aches, stiffness, soreness,
cramped musck-a, strained sinews,
back "cricks" those ailments, can't
fight off the relieving qualities of
Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient,
economical. Ask any druprist or iu
S Expert Cleaning, Tressing, Altering and Repairing, t
t Pendleton Hotel. Phone 470 f
BECK'S
KARL GUIOTT
PIANO TEACHER
Term opens October 1st.
Call or address Room 57,
Golden Rule Totel,, Phone
25.
Ill IVII H Ml Alt M.tltK
IS AMI UK V UHIII
I'Altlri. Hcpt. 17 Illy Mull.)--Tlis
tjeriosn prisoners roundi-d up by Am
means sis being filled o'ut wllh
"hand-me-down" and cusl-off uni
forms of the riuliillile. All of ths
lorn snd badly worn uniforms from
Ui eBpfdifioii are washed, fuiulKsted
and putelH'd, i hen dyed green and
turned over to lbs prisoners. On lbs
bloUM Slid III seveisl plui'is on lh
trousers lh letters 'I. W." meaning
"prisoner of w.ir," are slDiielled prominently.
PHONE 464
For a TAXI
MY T4XI8 AltK ALL NFW
All Licensed Irlvers.
MY BOOKS ARE
23 RIDES FOR $3.50
ervlue at all hours,
TO GOEDECKE
lluppy lay'a Cigar kuiro.
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Schedule for October
NORTH SIDE AND EAST END
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
SOUTH SIDE AND WEST END
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Help us maintain best possible service by
hanging out ice sign.
Phone orders taken care of as promptly
as possible.
SHYTHE-LOKZRGAH CO.
Phone 178
Quality Quantity Service
ir
DR. It H. ROBBINS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and
Main Sts.
lillAI If 'I'll II si Kil.l.lltK,
'i inn iv t'rio mil i.i
I'AIIM, Oi l, . Thirty persons were
sllleil sod in'. is lliun a siore lulured
In a lluln collision between I'lpni and
liuroehn TIiui-i)u. Three rurs filled
Wllh psasellKelS, Who wrie llioll
i lilliln ii reim ulna: from their vses-
lions, Were leleseoped. Aloerleun sol
fillers lent vigorous smomisim- In IhS
I oaf out His bodies Slid llalisporllus
lliu Injuieil In ailibolHiiees to a eni
li. inn. nt m ar lbs scene of the si . i-'.1.1,1.
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Chronle and Kervous lilsaasea sod
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DENTISTRY
Dr.. David Bennett Hill
Dr. Tom O. Bailey
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LEST YOU FO RGET!
We are the Agency
for the
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Standard of the World
The Ticoplof Umatilla county, are familiar
with CADILLAC qualificatioru for giving
service we want you to U'comc familiar with
the fact we can furnish you iwith CADIL
LA('S and service. j
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