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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918,
1 1EW8 101ES OFPEILEll I
SIIOPEAULY
(iuorice Hill Called by IUhchx. . Ler of wheels reported a stolon re- jluwr than that at the boys". MImj
J police mil, who In employed ut the 1 cently, and In each case It seems to Mnruaret C'rlm, the phyHlcal Instructor
l'eiidleton Druif, company, wan called be the work of hova. Thin. work in of Hie lrl. will nnnch the tills- tenm
to Idaho yesterday bccHuae of the ser-'j making a short cut, toward the rerormjand utiontr hopes are held for another
ions HirrcHB or his brother. Tom Hill, ' chool.
who la sufferlnif from rSpuniiih influ
enza. ,
I chumiilonshlp team.
Henry l.tKoinclle Injured.
Henry latourelle Is at tit. Anthony's
hoiltal receiving treatment for in-
knee while
,
Mis Crim In School Xurwe. .
MIhs Margaret Crim, physical cul
ture instructor for IVnUU'lon schools,
has been given the duties of school
nurHc. Miss Crim Is a frequent visitor
to all the schoolB and It will now be
her duty to look after the carrying out
Attending CrojiincrT Meeting.
M. H. Hhrock, county aent; Is at juries received on the
Hurmlxton today attending a meot-. cranking his car Sunday".
Ing of the dairy men of that section.
He will return tomorrow. Thorn Hollow Kcliool I'lnlshwl
i-rvr , M Th new school building at Thorn."1 health reKulatlons In schoolrooms.
MiikIIii Arrives. I Hollow is reported to be complete The school board is doini? everythng
bus arrived for 41 hand- and the Tjuildlng will probably be Posslblo to safjsuard the health and
Kercit) ul nedj Cross headquarters formally accented bv the board next l" K,M'I' ,ne noois open, anu 05 ine
which will be made by members of Friday.
fho Junior lted Crass for use In hos- ' . '
pltttlBr'..(.'t:,is;;'i;".' "1 ' i 1hin of tantcru t wr.
' ' j The first issue this school year of
Trapper IHes, ' I the lantern, I"enMeton hliih school
Duy a Xmas present each time
you're down town. r
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- uuy a Amas prcseni cacn uiao .
you're down town. vv
17 Days Left Till Christmas Do Your Shopping Now
BUY ONLY USEFUL GIFTS. BUY AT A STORE WHERE YOU CAN GET USEFUL GIFTS. BIG
ASSORTMENTS WHICH MAKES SELECTION EASY.
co-operation of the homes feel they
will be able to keep going.
May (Jot New Mall.
H. Inlow. principal of the Pen-
Alexander Culled, one' of the best paper, wiil appear two weeks from ' dleton high school, annonnocd that
linown trappers employed by the 1,". Friday. Alfred Koeppen, edltor-ln- Superintendent Fred P- Austin Is ex
8. Biological survey and who was em-' : chief, pays thiif the staff Is hard at peeling to get the services of a man
ployed as a trapper along Butler j work to make the issue a good one. soon to coach athletics and also be ln
creek. died yesterday at St. Vincent's . - siruetor In military training for the
hospltul, Portland, ns the result of. Will Atlenil Convention. . j buys. Because of the war athletics
a cancer. C'ollett, who had been In' County Judsse C. H. JIarsh and f have been partially almndoned, but
the service of the survey for many Commissioner H. M. Cock burn expect j now- will be taken up again.
years, was r,0 years of age and Is sur- to attend the convention of county,
vlved by a wife and two children. Judges and commissioners to be held i ijc,i , Workers .Needed.
. I m Portland, December 10. Incident- The hospital garment department
llcll nivfcloii Formed. any, tney wni attena tne iives.o. H
A new department In the Council """" "- ' n u ...
of National Dc'enm Is Ihe field dlvl-iat lhe "" u,l"'
sion lust formed, which amalgamates! ...
the executive function of the Ktate A.lmlnlMrator Apisdnled
i 1 1 ,, i ,,, ..,! In U mutter of the estate of F ran
coinmitteo of the council. It will
form the connectinc link hetween tha
council and th feflerul departments
on the one hftnd nd tho wtute coun
of defense and tute divinloriM iff
the women' committee on the other.
ci Kv Kent, deceased, V. M. Kent has
been appointed adminlRtrator, and
the appruiHt'i-H appointed are: J. H.
Coffmnii, W. W. VaRen and
Klnneur. The probable value of the
estate la
MIhm To4l Iii llertii.Htoii.
Mlm Virginia Tdd. formerly
of
Mr. Cniw lle,
Mrs. Kdward Crow, of Cay use, a
victim of Spanish Infhienzii. died last
of the ('mitll)a County lied Ctohm In
in need of the help of Pendleton wo i
men to complete .the quota, of con-
vnlencent rohen and pajamas. Mrs. A. J
fl. Vx, chairman of the committee In,
charge, Hays that tho work Is all j
emergency work and should be stim j
ulftted to the titmoHt. She ay that I
althoueh tliP war Is over and the men ;
ltalphjj.rft o nested to return MKn. interest
should jint fasr In earlnsr for the men
who are ronvulesrlntr in hospitals. The
work will fso on daily ot the lied!
Cross workroom In the 'federal tauild
ir.g. 1 !
rendleton. has remrned to the hme nn ftt 8l Anthony's hospital. Khe
of her parentH. Mr. and Mrs." H. .
Todd of H'rinlton, aftr spending1 a
hort time In Henttle uwaltinff a call
oversea. Miss Todd was acropted
for ortolan service and had made all
preparations to mil for France when
the need for canteen workers rented
because of the end of the war. Whl'c
In Pendleton "he was county ladcr
of the ijirls Honor tlunrd hikI secre
tnry f the Woim-ti'ii rdvlHlon of the
Patriotic Sorvlcc LeHKiie.
was 25 years of atie and the wife of
Kdward Crow, a farmer of Cnyu.se.
The body is at Brown's
parlors awaiting word
Crow's relatives in" Idaho.
CnwiHT S"it Ak4 for Inmai;ofi. i
(lust Currctos has filed suit aeaintl i jfel
Anna and Oeorce Vichas and Geortre
undertaking oeanakopulus asking for judgment In j
from Mrs. lh -.,, nf 177 :inA further rtamacrs
lin the sum of .j(ift. The complaint ; 5
Jalleses that the defendants wrona-1
j accused and conspired nKainst thn .
'plaintiff of takins: silverware. Th . f?
suit Is a counter action to one diw-'-
IHt!o ilrl Itivovern Wlieel.
Ma tie Knatls. a Utile Klrl resldlns
at l'- Th.impson street. wm made
bapjty ewterdny aftern.ton by havln
a wheel returned to her which hs.1
been stolen several dnvs before. The
wheel was found by the police In the
possession of a small hoy named Wil
liam Khcrman. who sold he hud trad-j
ed for it front some other boys. The
police say there have been a num-
.ks for livorc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark has filed a
complaint in the circuit court throuah
her attorney Will M. Peterson, attains! i mtasp4 frnm jusijce of the Peace : ft
nor nusoaim. Krancis -viarion iiarK. 111 j ,.arkeN. cui.t a short time ago in
which she asks for a divorce. The,Bnl(.n ,he defendants above alloKed
complaint alleaes cruel and Inhuman thn iuintiff had taken a quantity of
treatment over a period of seven or ;,.n. are frfim lne Hotel Hielh.
, LEATHER GOODS FOR
CIIRISTIVIAS
Our showing of Suit Cases, Travel
ing Bags, Brief Cases, etc., is th.e
most complete shown in many seasons
past.;..
' Traveling Bags in all leather lined,
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00 np to $30.00.
Suit Cases, all leather, $12.50 to
$35.00. " '
Ladies' Cases in genuine patent
leather, fancy trimmed lining and
tray $8.50 to : $25.00,- ;, ,
Brief Cases, all leather ., $8.50 to
$12.50. . , .
LEATHER COLLAR BAGS
New shapes, very attractive and
useful, $2.00 up to $6.00.
PLUSH COLLAR BAGS
A novelty and strictly new. Priced
$3.50.
GENT'S TOILET KITS
Combination Kits with most all the
useful articles a young man needs for
his toilet. Priced $5.00, $6.50, $8.50,
and up.
Military Brush Sets, $4.50 to $7.50:
Leather Case Writing Album.
Priced $2.00, $5.00 and $6.00.
eifcht years. Tho couple were married
in Tennessee In I9l'i.
I Ui.sk rt Ilall IH-;;lniilii;F.
A meeting of the boys of the Pen
dleton hifch kcIiooI interested in the
backet ball tnm and for the Kirls in
Hreled -in tasketball were held in the
hth icho4l yesterday evenim?. The
numlr at the girls' mei'tinfe was 1
Jodwe Jas. A. Kee Is attorney for Car-retos.
him Iftlnir WaM IJely. j
For ihe first time In two months'
the Commercial Club met last evening:'
ind flvelv bupNjnes( meeting was
the result, the attendance helm? (rood
and pnthiiasm strong1. Hubert Simp-
president of the local auto deal- '
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101 COFFEE
101 Coffee possesses a distinctly characteris
tic flavor and aroma. Very smooth and pleas-'
ing. Sold onlv in bulk. "
35c PER LB., 3 LBS. FOR $1.00
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour makes a delicious,
wholesome, satisfying breakfast, 20c and 55c
per package.
"Pride Of the Ad-i-ron-dacks" pure maple syrup.
Portland "llolsum" Bread, fine, pure, white
loaves
COUNTRY STYLE PURE PORK SAUSAGE.
We make this sausage fresh every day from
choice, fresh pork. Seasoned with the best
spices, per pound 40c
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
.1(11 K. rol'KT ST. ,
Phones Mil (Private Kxt'liunjso oiiiicctlim Itotb lx pts.)
vt)U .x always ii:pi:xn ox is."
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j cr. was named as representtalve o. .
I the Commercial Club at a Rood roa.J
jir.eetlnr to be held t Pasco. Action1
'was taken in connection with joininc I
the res,n chamber of fdtnmcros.
'three new member were voted Intr. ,
j the organization and other business j
; transac led. A notice from the public j
' service commission wan read eavinlt !
(that a hoarimr will be held in Port- j
land to pass on the subject of In-
creased telephone latep.
RIBBONS
' 1 Beautiful ribbons for hair
bows in stripes, checks and
floral effects. We have a
wide range of hair bows
ready made up.
Ribbons, yd 25c to 50c
GLOVES '
Auto Gloves, Silk Lined
Dress Gloves, Unlined
Dress Gloves, Fur Lined
Gloves. Come in Wash
able cape, suede and
chamois, all shades,
$6.00 down to $2.00.
JEWELRY FOR" MEN
Cuff Links, Scarf Pins,, Tie ' Clasps, Soft Cuff
Links, Watch Chains, Lodge Pins, Combination
Setsy Shirt Studs, Initialed Belt Buckles in Gold or
Silver, Waldermore Chain and Knife, Rings, Cigar
ette Cases, Etc. ' v
OTHER SUITABLE GIFTS FOR MEN AND
YOUNG MEN.
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, Silk Hosiery, Silk
Shirts', Wool Shirts, Sweaters, Jerseys, Pajamas in
Silk and Fine Materials. Leather Vests, Overcoats,
Suits, Rain Coats, Etc., Etc.
Do jour Christmas Shopping now. cuy iiuer
ally. -
IN OUR ART DEPARTMENT
You will find package, embroidery goods. " Every
thing useful and what you like. W"e have a complete
assortment. Have a look. Buy now and make up
for Xmas. Each 30c to $3.00
JEWELRY
Give her a little pin, necklace, gold beads, broocHes
beauty pins, lingerie bars, etc. These are guaranteed
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Mis. Peters, former T'endleton
man and the wife of M- I, Peters,
at one time employed- in the pres
room of the Kust oresonlan. died on
Snnilav at. her home In Portland aft
er a six days' Illness of Spanish ln-nuenz-a.
Mrs. Peters, who was about
S:i years of a.se. survived by her
hosNand and two daoKhterfl. Alice,
need 15. and Slililev. aired 7. While
Tn Pendleton Khe was active as a
member of the Christian church and
is well known here. Mr and Mrs.
Peters left Pendleton a year aco to
make 'their home In Portland whero
Mr. peters was emplfyed on the lv.
v-' ir
WOMAN'S DKVOTIOX TO HOME
-TOI TOI TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT 101
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THIS WEEKS USED CAR BARGAINS
TliN week vto hio nffcrins the fnllnwhiK "soil earn.
Tliiwe '" exaiMly as rcircs'iil-d, uml we nro
certain they are the lKtt ulilca In the city.
Itllfl ixalao Itititl.crs Touring t ar, new top: cord
tires on rear: overhauled and In fiiio shaM-. A kcii
iiIiio Imi-Kulu at f 75.I0. l.ilH-rty Itomls ut iar.
1017 lodue Hrolhers Tourlns Cr. Just nerlinnlel
Mid rcfiulshcil. tiiaal tires, etc. lisks ami runs
like a new car. ITIcc only 8"3. l.llierty I loads at
par.
i 11117 IVir Tourlnit Tor: now lo: new radiator? Just
"mcrliHiih'd and ri painted H.111I uuarautocd to Ik in
cvit'lbnt ci.iulMloii. IVIce $125. I.llN-rty llonds ut
par. ?
' Also dniidy Kurd lloadstcr and a 1011 Tourln
- t ar at tln rlwht rks l,iln rt,v llonds at par.
1IS Apia-rmin Toiirina t'ar. Ntiils a lllllc repair
Iiik, lint we have allowed for that In the trlcv. Would
make a kcmhI car l" the man who cares more for
wrvico tlilin stl. I'rk-e only :iio. LIlH-rty llonds
al par.
11117 Mlnliell lloadstcr. This Is a fine ear and
son 1 1- one will net a dandy liarituin on Jl- l:lia
KimhI tires. Willi spare. Von can t an wismik on this
t-ur al K.V l.HM-rly llonds ut par.
. Why not take advantage or these low prices aiid v
get a koh! ear now? . ' .
Vscd 'r Ieuriiiiciil of the
Fume duties to many women ap
pear more important than health. No
n atter how 111 they feel, they dra
themselves Ibrouth their daily tasks,
overdo and ptv- the penalty In head
aches, backache. dniKUinK-down
pains and nervousjiess: they become
Writable, and finally discover that
some form of female complaint har
fastened itself upon them. When a
woman uets into this condition there
is one tried and true remedy made
from the roots and herbs of the field
Lydla II. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, which for more than forty
years ban oontlauedj.il areat work
among womep in restoring health aft
er niany other remedies have tailed. -
JilARLEY IN. DL VON ZU
COLLARS
r-urTT. PMBOOY ft CO., INC. Mflwta
fre.P. The 1-otly will e taken to
Corvallis. ilie t'hwmo of Mr. Peters'
; :ar em.4. fr burial. .
Quarantine Officer's
Duties Increasing
What would you do in this
situation ?
Quarantine Officer Preach on
knoi'klns at lhe tloor nf h guar-
antinod home was met at the
door by the patient with the re-
nuest, "Please ask the doctor if
1 may sit up"." .
FEW CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF' AID
STOPS FAILING HAIR
(ji itstiov M-.roo.
WASHINGTON. Ice. 4. MoAdoo
was ealhsl In-foi-e the senate finance
committee to oolaln on what basis
lie estimates that Mi cillinus this
year and four iicvt in -taxes 'would
meet governmental cxieiiditures.
15 CENTS WILL CARE
FOR BELGIAN BABY
SAVK VOlIt IIAIIS! MAK12
THICK. WAVY ANI ItKAl'.
Tll lU THY THIS.
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jCbr. Cottonwood & Wattr Sts.
Thone 530 H
I S THE- OFFICE n .r -12
pl S "l" nro agents fiir ; gj( ' ' , " "
M i 5 BOBS SPOKANE ) J'iKW
g.3 B - . v Tbrj are lino. .. Vs.f JjX
zS Si Also serve sanilwiebes. fino Fl I VcL C
T,r. ' lunches and drinks. g j I I I
Who wants to spend 1 cents
and thus support a Belfiian baby
for one day ? f
Pendleton people are to "he j
ivtn an opportunity to answer '
thin question soon when Christ- !
mas card?, ut 15 cents each, are ;
t he sold nt special sale stands i
under the auspices of the Bel-
fiiiwi relief committee of the
Women's UivUdon of the Patri-
ot ic. Ser ice 1 ea Kue.
The cauls show a heavily
eml't-sscd design of the Delia !
RuMa tuinl)iiii, with tle words
' Peace on Karth. Good Will To- ,
ward Men." while on the reverse
side a few words expluin that j
the card was hotiRht fur the
benefit of the relief fund. j
Mrs. Hoy T. Bishop is chair- I
man of the committee. and (
hope to sell -00 cards, but if the
sale is a success she will put
on sale. ,
Thin, brittle, colorless and ccraffsy .
lmfr is mute evidence, of a neglected
calji; of dadrhff that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive in
ihe hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
..f it?lustre. its strength and its very;
li'V : eventually producing: a feverish-1
mpss and ilehinff of the scalp, wh'oh
M pot remedied causes the hair roots
t. shrink, loosen and die then the
hair comes out fast. A little Dander-;
.in; tonight now any time will
saV our hair.
Get a sn.all bottle of Know ton'?
Pandi rine trora any drus store or toi
let tounter. and after the first appM
.u.in your hair will take on that I:e,
lustre and 'ux una nee which is f o
beautiful. It will liwome wavy and
f'-it'y and bav the appearance t..f
al tnu'ance. ai. :;;comparable jrloss and
-cftm.-s; but bat will please you
n.ost will be after just a few weeks'
ne. when von v:M actually- see n lot
of fine, downy hair new hair
r.-iwintt all over the scalp.
;I.SS AFPtHXTMKNT TIIOT
StKK.
M-:V YOI5K. tirr. 9. Tho npMint
u.cnt of Carter f ruin fa cr.
arenuin. a siieee-sor to lAtlm. M,
reuariled a ccrtaiiity. This is tho lew-c.ri.-nl
tu statimiit of mcmhers
of the rtidcntial party lHfore sail
ing. ihis lia- Ihs-ii a-keel to take
the job but he refuel to say w 1 tether
he wiuild nivpt if nwi1iUOtl.
iti-n iiikmi:t OF
(Continued I mm pajre l.
FORECAST
TonUht and
Thursday rain
or snow.
til the middle or at least.
one or the factors which tend to
make uncertain the treisnrv require
ments for the next ear. the report
outlines, is the possible demand for
loans by our Kuropenn ustctte! in
the war.
ow About
that
"hiii
Machiiie
You have been considering purchasing?
The war is over. Why not let us send it
up now?
A Thor washer is guaranteed not .to uso
over 2c worth of electricity per hour.
Now doesn't it seem foolish to do a!l that
work when all you save is 2c an hour?
Think it over.
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'Always at your service"
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AVOID COUGHS !
AND COLT. HERS!
Your health and society demand
that you take something for that
com; h. Coushin spreads disease.
CJood. old, reliable S'HTT.orf if siar-
! nnteed to relieve the worst c jch in
1 WnVAMVt'UVUA't.VkV
NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINESE DISHES
CniTV'Q KWONG HONG LOW
UVk w in wet aiu rixmm K A
HMh'Ht'"t'ittiii'
4 hours.
SHU OH Stops Coughs
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