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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1918)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONI AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918. ! DOOfl AfiO BROWNEl L S4 THE CHRISTMAS STORE OF ! SUPPORT D. BURDICK PENDLETON IS READY , , Denton C5. ! BtirdUk. candidate for neakerahin. oj the coming; 1-aislatqre Welfare l,Unrd, American library As-mu-lutton und VVw. Chimp l .umimnlir Hirvlo the sum of -,6$,i---Al. most half of this money Iiua pone to ithe Ked Cross, which received 11,038.. on Its first drive. J-MS.ono last ChriHtmas. and !. (100 Hurt -May- total of $2 235,000. The United War Work t'oiiumlnu received $1,151,660. Your ad. should be there -when the 8 8 .8 8 M '8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 55 8 8 i 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 "READY" barely describes the splendid way in which this store is pre pared to serve efficiently the Holiday requirements of this community. A wealth of Holiday thinsrs has been assembled for this joyful Christmas. And remember that the exclusive service features and conveniences of this store are always at your command. Wise shoppers will concentrate all of their Christ mas, buying in Pendleton's greatest department store, where it pays to trade. ONLY 1G MORE SHOPPING DAYS REMAIN every minute will count. 3 vaj , he Intends to continue in the race I servant YOU OUGHT TO HAVE looks It , ln ilte of the statement made Iy hlsat the "Help wants. , "I Ponent. Seymour Jones, that thej latter hast II supporters, who have v-jg j pledged themselves In writing. V?i 5,r" -t,urllc,t claim 26 supporter!!, j "jt,anionar tnm lne wo representtaives j j n iHJoa ana 1 ( G. Hrownell. Others are S. I f. jllurnauKh. P. J. Oellaher. A. R. Hunt Jijer. C!eorre H". Merrymnn. A. A. Smith, W 1 C. R- Woodson, John B. Foffey. Ches- HEAT PACKERS FACE CONGRESSIONAL ACTI3 .WORCESTER CORSETS ' Made in Many Models This is one of the delights of selecting ROYAL WORCESTER corsets you have such abundant variety from which to choose. Style, size and price are yours to name. But, whatever your selection of model, you can be confident of correct fashion, efficient molding of figure, comfort, and satisfactory wear. All this is implied and assured in the world famous name ROYAL WORCESTER. Corsets and corse tieres await your coming $1.75 to $5.50 0 WESTER 3 8 3 ft 3 Royal CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Only a limited supply. Buy early. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 m 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 M 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 It Will Pay You to Step Iinto the ART DEPARTMENT for a few minutes any day you are down town. Many new and pretty, as well as useful articles to be made or finished ready to use, may be seen and prices are exceedingly rea sonable. Stamped goods for embroidering. Table runners and scarfs of tapestry. Japanese lunch cloths. Maderia cen ters and Napkins and many other novelties. We are glad to show them to you. DONT OVERLOOK THE DE PARTMENT OF SILKS When you are trying to think of a suitable gift. Plaid silks, all new for skirts, dresses yard $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 Duchess Satin in black $2.25 to $2.75 Satin de Chine in all colors for a ser viceable" fashionable dress, yd. $2.50 Wash Satin for lingerie, yr. $2.25, $2.35. Silk and Wool Poplin, all the leading fall and winter shades, 40 inches wide, the yard $2.25 8 Iter C. Moore R. c. aicFarland. Ku I gene C. mlth, O. MV Home. K. K Kuhll. C. A. Sdler. B. F. Jnnes. O. W. I Iiosford. J, A. Wwvtertand, K- N Kurd. J. K. lloman, K. I. ttallash. TV. C Bolton, IX C. I-wi3r H. I Jdle niftn. James Ftewart nnd Mr. llurdisK. Following is the list of state rep reentHtive iledtred to Mr. Jones In writing Mrs. Alexnnder Thompson, T- y. (Jraham. Herhert Conion. K. W Hai nes, W. R pen 11 is. Fen Ja niin C. Sheldon. AVilliam Cs Hare. K. J. Ed wards. John Crawford, W. P. ThP ferjv. "U. V. Filler. Joy-eph G. nirh ardiin. David K. Ijfcren. Oren Kichards. S. Schenhef. Charlea f'hllds I.. K. fican. H. C. Wheeler, H. K. Cros. Roy Or I arcs. Charles A. rnnd, S. A. Hnirhes, Ivan O. ifart!n. Oeorare W. Weeks. David H. Looney. I F. J. Thrift, H. A. Pedman. J. Ft, tnnard. T. C- Thorns. AV. V. itlmore and Seymour Jones. I AV. H. Gore. David Craham und A ; M. Wright have not yet slsrned up with j either candidate. Mr. Oore is absent j from the state, hut he nnquestionahly 1 will support Mr. Jones declare his in i t'mate friends. Mr- AVrisnt is said to ' lean towards Mr. Jones, but neither i side is claiming Mr. Graham. . WASHINGTON. Dec.: t. Congressi onal action to control meat puckers wit! probably te the result of the fed eral trade commission's charges of il legal combination and price regula tion by the '"big five" packers. A conference of senators will be held soon to outline some course of action to correct the evils the trade commissions report declares exist. fit m KNITTED OR SILK GIFT MUFFL ERS FOR MEN AND BOYS' $1.00 to $5.00 Mufflers are dressy and warm and keep a man's collar clean, all of which means' that they make fine gifts. Our Holiday assortment is truly great. Plain patterns or fancy. Just a Glimpse of Our CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR FOR , WOMEN is going to make you an enthusiast over this wonderful line. Beautiful creations of Georgette, satin, organ dy, nets and voiles, combined with pretty venise laces in the many new and pretty stj-les such as the cowl or Monk collar. . Others in vestees, stocks, collar and " i cuff sets, etc. Prices range 65c to $3.00. Holly boxes to pack them in at 5c to 15c. ALL SERVICE FLAGS Banners, jewelry with service stars at just 1-2 price. An excellent oppor tunity to buy them at little expendi ture. 50c Service Flags 25c 65c Service Flags 35c 75c Service Flags 40c $1.00 Service Flags 50c JEWELRY NOVELTIES For Christmas gifts that are inex pensive. Bar pins, beauty pins, Iava liers, brooches, necklaces, bead chains, earrings, cameos and many other pretty novelties, each 25c to $3.50. T. P. W. Pure Food Shop In Our .Model .Sanitary .Basement. Cleanliness Economy Service Phone 15; all other depts. phone 22. King's Patented Process Fruits and Vegetables. Cherries, Apricots Rhubarb, Prunes, tables, Boiled ' Summer Spinnach, Tomatoes, Squash, Turnips, Cabbage, Let us send you a package or more with your next order. AMERICAN PLANE SETS STUNT RECORD j AVASHlXqTON'. I?c. 4. Xew j records have been made y an Am ) eriuan -designed and Anmrican-?bulH. I Loening two-seated monoplane. the ! war department today announced. It j was tried at Dayton It developed ; 145 miles an hour, with a full mill ; tnry load. It climbed 2500 feet with jtwo passengers In remarkable time. The.e ests estiblishcd marks better I than the two-seated Bunpean com ' bat machines. . STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Red Cause Take Dr. - Edwards' Oiive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are duir.g row. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestk.n, thry c-e attacking the re::! cause ot ths ailmuct clogged liver and disordered bcrvels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothiu?, healing wry. When the liver and bowels are performing their ratival functions, away cots indigestion and stomach troubles. if you li.-.ro a baj tastB in your mouth, tonijua ctatrd, cvietite poor, iMV, dan't care foel:i2, no ambition or eneifcy, trcubtei with ur.dipested foods, you should take, Oiive TaUiet3, the sub stitute for calomel. Dr. EdwaruV Olive T:.Sjic':9 are r purely vef "table cor.ipoumi 'ri.iixd witl oiive oil. "You will I.low i.itm by tiui olive color. They Co tua mt' v;i.l.ot gripinn cranps oi pain. Take one or two at redone forq;'.:c relief, so you ca.i cat wh-t yuu likt At lUc and iJ5e per box. All drug:stt HOUSEHOLD 8 i a a a a i ixoxoMY i.v nrviv; axd rsixo MHT. j Although meatless days are not at I present a iart of the, , official pro j Kram of the i:iit4 ifatea food ad ministration there V-Uil great need of Intellisent ecofjuny both in the buying and In the use of meat. j Kecauw the larper tieef Is needed i for the sol client, tho civilians are i a.ked to use only the liphter cuts now. j Kince meat Is bound to be the most costly of all foods In these days of saving, every housekeeper should be 1 otme acquainted with the ue ot the i less expenwlve cut - There are so many ways of serving these cheaper ; cuts. In the form of Hamburg steaks, curry balls, kibbee, stews, raKotits. pot roasts and dishes with white fauces that the clever housekeeper j the more expensive cuts. j The following" are satisfactory reci- j Pes: ! Kildtcn. I Chop uncooked tnugli meat very fine, put it through a grinder. To ! each pound, allow a tablespoon of I grated onion, a tablespoon of chop ,' ped parsley, a teaspoon of salt, just ;a dash of peper. Form into balls ! about the size of an egg. stand in a i baking pan, add a hair' jjlnt'of strained ! tomatoes, a tablespoon of butter and I bake slowly thirty minutes, basting three or four times. ! Reef . Timble, , J Chop fine .ope pound of left-over tough bits of lean beef, cook togcth I er for a moment a gill of strained to i ntatoes and one cup of bread crumbs; i add to the meat, rub to a smooth paste, season with a quarter of a tea spoonful of celery seed, a half tea spoonful of salt and a dash of pepper mix then stir in carefully the well beaten whites of eKgs. fill fnlo custard cups, stand in a pan of boiling wa ter and cook in a moderate oven Zn minutes. Serve with tomato sauce. Those thinking of Xmas gifts, must remember. Your photograph is the only ex clusive gift, as it cant be bought in the open market. Make an appointment as early as you can as it is get ting close to Xmas time, and it takes some time to finish pictures. WHEELER Photographer Street, Pcndk-ton. Con Dung Low . CHOP SUEY, NOODLES Chinese Style. HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STVTI1. LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date. FIIiST CLASS SERVICJS TEA 5c Package UNDER STATE HOTEL Cof. "Webb and Cottonwood Rts. 1 J'bone 567. Pendleton, Ore. a a a ;r Potato Meat Iumplingf. Take any pieces nf cold cooked meat chop them fine, season careful ly with salt, pepper, chopped pars ley or celery. To each pint allow two tahlfKpoonfiilH nf melted butter. Fo the crust you may use left over cold fashed potatoes; if so, add a lit tit milk and stir them over the fire tin 1 Prescriptions 0 PtNDLEIONS greatest department store Vlrr "i ;:zJ where if pays to t n a p e s t: r:; 'i j" 9 rv ru-iiM w. I xmooth anil hot. If potatot-s are Jl , f .. . 4 , 1 reaches, Fears, u.iwa. t the pr,, bm ait. i.t 5 rllSrl IFrtll 1 llilillx t , Apples, Soup Vege- & ":ri , lTh 2 9. - VI UUUU I lI UUU Vegetables, ix ; a baking dlh, put the meat In the , 5 Carrots, Onions $ ZZ'kZ' 3 may,be'ha(l aftcr;Q:30 5! rarsnips, 1 otatoes, .jj make m a moderate oven a half j i i M.I by i calling rcsi- f. ':hour- Jj dence phones y OREGON GIVES 5 " ' i t . ferff acNk. ". WAIlk fiA. ik .I? it if ai a: a: ... U: Pf)RTr.ANI. Iec. the IS month America was In the war the people of Oregon rained 124,.irH.Si)0. or an average of 7. 000 Olio every month. Hawil on an etlmatd pop ulation of KOO.OOfl. the per capita tut every man. woman and child 1 $ir!S. Hond amounting to ( 1 OL'.tXIO.Oiio. and war .avlnKH HtampR to the extent fit fly.ooo.ooo. were nought. Oregon people have given to the & ....... i .... I ,i I -..... . V. Apmuntuna fti j Hu I vat Ion Army. Y. M. C. A., T. W. C. A., Knight f f,lnihu, J:wli.h Tallman & Co. f Leading Druggiiita. f Aat he used to think l.e wes getting more for Lis money by buying a Lij plug of ordinary to Lacco, until he ran across Real Gravely; Now you couldn't make him switch back to the ordinary plug rg&in. Gravely hes that good taste that every man wants. It lasts so much longer that you get the tobacco satisfaction you are looking for without extra cost. : ' ' ' ." (til further thut't J y tax ft Ik id cf tubauv teithaul txlr cttt. TEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Cheving Plug each piece packed in a pouch LA VALUERS If you have on your li.st a Rift of a La Vallier you Hhould make it a point to comu to thi tulid store. You'll find thut our assortment diispla.vH tt finer und lurKor assortment than ever before. The government haa removed the restrirtions on the uho of I'latintim and we liavu promptly nertiied Home nice piece of diamonds and platinum. PEARL NECKIwVCES To thft lovera of Tourls we have koiup iutcrcMtiiifr thing in. the Add-A-lVarl tHtfin of olli'ftiiiu pturiM; thvy rani; In rriro from J.r,.nt) to $7r.nn Do not forget thnt are the la meat diamond dealers In Kantern reKon and vai show, you a very beautiful lot of solltitriea at 10, J30,' $40, . f "0, $75, $100 and to thoe who want aomethlnir more cosily and unusual we are showing aonie rare Holitaries tip to $ll'Oo.(M) A 'Trace Gift'' should l.e given this year and It should he something nicer than you have ever given before; why Wouldn't a fine diamond ring for jour 'wife he a good Peace tiift? Royal M. Savvtelle .11 :w i:i,i:it A PATRIOTIC DUTY it ' ' i ' Have you put in your winter's fuel 7 To aivoid a repetition of last winter's coal shortage, the consumer must put in the fuel now. Let us quote you on Coal and W PHONE 5 B. L Burroughs East Webb and College Streets. W advertise and offer War Bavlng, Btnmjm for mlo wltb ever !ll
