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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON1, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER If, 1015.
TEN PAGES?
BROTHER ELKS
Dear Bill:
You are expected to
be at the Elk's building
-at seven thirty o'clock
Thursday evening:, De
cetnbeithe twelfth, be
cause the whole bunch
will be there. The dif
ferent committees are
w6rking hard and you
will certainly have the
time of your life. I can't
tell you exattly what is
going to happen but
some of the committee
men say there will be a
great big "feed," as the
refreshment committee
has contracted for fifty
pounds of whale meat.
If this does not arrive
in time they may serve
terrapin (ordinarily
$1,50 per plate) but free
to; you, Bill. All you
have to have is a card,
its colors are red, white
and blue. This card you ,
can. obtain from the sec-
rctary, Judge Fitz Ger
ald. None of these cards
will be mailed to mem
bers, so either ' call on
the Judge, phone him or
come to the building be
fore the meeting.lt will
be a short session but
the, entertainment com
mittee is going to pro
vide us with a musical
program,' and the gen
eral committee is going
to look after your every
want, not only for this
time but fox, a number
of nights in the near
future. ,You are, an
Elk and should be a
hundred per cent one,
ko "come out of it and
"show up."
A member of the
booster committee men
tioned a few who would
be there. Doctor .Vin
cent, probably to carve
the whale; Mayor John
Vaughan, to represent
the city; Till Taylor, to
see that it will be a
Hoover lunch ; Bill
Clarke is coming be
cause Ed Murphy said
he was going; R. Alex
ander and Frank Fra
zier are going to explain
why the banquets in the
old armory building
were always a success;
Carl Cooley, Fred
Lampkin and W. D.
Humphrey are so busy
with committee work
that they won't say any
thing, but they'll be
there sure. Leon Co
hen, Harry Hexter, J.
J. Hamley, G. I. LaDow,
W 11. Morris, L. L. Rog-,
ers, Norbourn Berkley
Frank Saling, F. J.
Quinlan, B. F. Trom
bly, and F. E. Welch
said "sure, me for the
whale meat" and some,
added, "what ele
ln to law?" Hill Swltiler may
1 up from t'matilla with a (
floii trom tlio Columbia, whirl! .
lic'll hnvc to dtvldo with Herb
Thomfwon anil llio rent of the.
Hound-l bunch." Hoy ltaloy
lo goInK to tril m about tlio fu
ture of the order, and Judge
1Iif1im will ho ro to verify
1,1m' statement an lie Is also a
trustee. liity Hliodcs W
whole moat, terrapin, crocked
era!, camouflaged clams or
whatever they have It will bo
nerved rlRht. W. I Thompson
wilt keep the bank hi case
Treasurer Slnyhcrry needs funds
to lmy more 'cat"." The boya
on tlio commllloc want to know
who started tho trouble; Sic
Montr Mild llrako hail some
thing to do with H; Irnko Mild
tt wa ltes and tW "ays tie
was forced to do It; -loo Tall
ninn wax out of town and At
Kocpix-n wild all lie knew aliout
It wan what l,c heard.
If you miss tins yon will rerct
It ami there Is money lip that
you will attend tho next two
If you cowo to this one. Take
the "tip" HI"-
525 Main St. Free Delivery. Thone 640
TEA OUR REGULAR PRICE
Shasta Brand, 2 lb 25c
ShastaUrand 1 lb 50c
Gun Powder, Japan, English Breakfast,
and Ceylon and India. ; ,
WHY PAY MORE?
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box 55c
Snyder's Catsup, pint bottle 25c
Citrus Washing Powder 28c, 2 for 55c
Canned Sliced Peaches and Apricots,
No. 1 tins ...... 20c, 2 for 35c
Fresh Shipment Mixed Cookies, lb., .... 35c
Seeded Raisins, Package . ... . . ... . . .'. 15c
Golden Rod Rolled Oats, package . . . ... 35c
All of na ara talking abont aeiiMMfacy. Ttx ikildleni wboM name ara
printed In Uila caaoalty Hot lieve mttered or diod tor It. j
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Avlut4r Ixiivo lOiiKeni. , . reennnairance flight from Mather
Tll'Q ;xi$tfl Ojc.f 1 lr3lylnff I Field. Sacramento, to Seattle, and re-
encouragement that an -aerial mail , turn, T.ifiitenant A. V. Holland, army
mute along the-Pacific coat, in wliifTi ( aviator, got away from Kugene this
service thin city would be Included, i morning at 9:30 o'clock on the last
will he ertuhliffhed an the result of hlM , lop of his flight'
PUBLIC BAWCE
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BIG DINING BOOM OF METIt HOTEL,
RIETH, OREGON
FRIDAY EVENING
December 20, 1918
SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA
Everyone Welcome
Dance Starts 9 P. M. ' ' Lunch Served
Killed In Action. '
Prlvata Frank FrodHham,' ' nirrh
field, Idaho.
iTlvate Robert S. McCutcheon,
Keardan, WaiihlnKton. f
J'rlvaie C'harlen Jacob Moser,
Portlund, Oregon.
I'rtvate Jene 13. Collamere, Port
land, Oregon.
. I'rlvate Jacob Kerber, Stayton,
Oregon.
ITIvoto RobeK Implnen, Seattle,
Wahlnftton.
Woiindod, IKurroa l iMliTtcrnilned.
Uugler Kmll c. Bedereren, Puyalliap
Wanbington.
Private Willie Chrlatennen, Port
land, Oregon.
I'rlvate Theodora Warren, Black
foot, Idaho.
Died of Disease.
Lieutenant Lee - C. Walter, New.
fierg, Oregon.
Private Carl Florence, Creston,
.Wawhlngton.
I'rlvate Henry W- Peterson, Seattle,
Washington.
.I'rivate Theodore O. Sandburg,
Stanwood, Washington.
Private Earl A. House, Klraberly,
fdaho.
, Private Joseph J. Brlnkman, Ida
ho Falls, Idaho.
Private Condata Hatmaker, Fort
Hall, Idaho.
Private Peter T. Beckman, Ontario,
Oregon.
Private Andrew Bloomqulst, Seat
tle, waablngton.
Corporal John A. Johannsen, Seat
tle, Washington.
Private c. L- Schumacher, Moscow,
Idaho. 1
Private Ktanley Karkinskl, Tacoma,
Washington " i ..;?
Private Francis M. Yost, Cushman,
Oregon.
Private Wellington Larabee, Ar
lington, Washington..
Private Marvin L. Smith. Cottaee
Grove, Oregn.
Private William A. Tuttle, Jordan,
Washington.
Captain Harrison ft. Beecher, Ta
coma, Washington. '
Sergeant John H. Hopp, Tumwater,
Washington.
Corporal John B. Stackhouse, Spo
kane, Washington.
Corporal Henry L. Stokes, Xorth
Seattle, Washington.
W'ountkil, llegree irndetermlned.
Private Jarne' SImowwon, Seattle,
Washington.
Private John T. Turner, Clearbrook,
Washington.
Mixtilnj; In Action.
Private Bernard Parkinson, Big
Lake Washington.
Private Newt 11. Riddle, Lynden.
Washington.
Private Melvin T. Fikstad, Thorn
ton, Idaho.
Private Marlon ' C. Hampton,
Franklin, Idaho.
Private John Lougee, ShaVon,
Idaho.
Private Cullia F. Wachtman, Taco
ma, Washington.
SliuliUy Wounded.
Corporal Henry ilernsteln, Leland,
Idaho.
Sergeant Elmer Lewis. Seattle,
Washington.
Private Andrew P. Nyborg, St. An
thony, Idaho.
Joe Lewis Leases
Ranch 'Near Helix
(East Oregonian Special.)
HELIX, L-ec. 11- Joe L?w:s hs
1 purchase-I iho farm equip-niL of H.
M. Richmond, rorlh of town, a-.d nHI
'sl.crtly m-ivc. his family to '.iK iei'.
ifritce. havm li-ased the place.
James O -.'l;wold waa recommended
!f--r first ll.Mitcnnnt before the message
: of i-eace caie.
! Mr. and Ait. Edwin J. Saunders
rne trtdxv for their lie iom near
Eiet wash.
! ("has. Oinii! Is here from Conricn.
Mrs. Emus I-wis Joneu, former
' Tiollx resid-n;. was burrled ut W.-ill.l
J Walla Monlny. Death oc?jioJ at
! Yakima, at ihe home of her lU'jflitir,
yitr.. -Ella L-wU. '
' Mrs. L. E. J't nland of Pendleton, is
'v.-Sill htr s-it Hey, who is recoverlns
, trcin Influenza.' "
; Nurse Jordon tftorned to pedietin
't'.Oay.
Mrs. Lydla Ail.ee 1b home fvj'n a
ten dr.y visit In Portland.
Mrs. Harriet Pierce has re'mi:ed
!frcm a few days visit with ner ilaugh,
ter .Mrs. Julia Planum in Walla S'oi.a.
Grant County WTould
Join Baker Judicial
District for Convenience
CANYON CITY, Or., Dec, 11. Ac
cording to reports here a move is on
foot among lawyers and business men
of Grant county to get a bill through
the legislature when it meets, chang
ing Grant county into the Baker
county cireuit court district now
with Harney and Malheur coun
ties. The change would b
more convenient because of the con
nection by rail of Grant county with
paker county, while travel over the
mountain roads to Harney and Mal
heur counlies Is very difficult in the
winter months.
1 Santa Glaiis Suogests Sensifile Gifts I
There is an increase in the demand for sensible, . useful gifts. Such
gifts are hot devoid of sentiment for they combine good judgment and
goodwill.
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WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN
PENS
The ideal gift. We have an ex
ceptionally large assortment
from $2.50 up. In all styles and
points.
EVER SHARP PENCILS
A complete stock ranging
from composition silver at $1.00
to gold at $4.00.
STATIONERY
A beautiful assortment of Ea
ton, Crane and Pikes stationery
in special Christmas boxes.
GREETING CARDS
We carry the Gibson Art Lino
of Greeting Cards. Prices 6c to
35c.
PERFUME AND TOILET
WATERS
A very complete line of im
ported and domestic perfumes in
fancy packages 75c to $5.00.
DOLLS
We have hundreds of Dolls of
all kinds. All American made
and the best thatican be bought.
KODAKS
A complete assortment from
the $2.00 Brownie to the higher
priced models.
LEATHER NOVELTIES
. Photo Albums, Ladies' Purses,
Game Sets, Bridge Sets, Card
Cases, Pinochle Sets, Etc. r
THERMOS BOTTLES
All sizes and prices. ' v
TRAYS
We have a large assortment of
serving trays from $2.00 to $5.00
NUT BOWLS 60c to $3.00 ,
Vases, Jardineres, Flower
Bowls, etc., in weller ware and
Japanese ware.
FOR MEN ONLY
Smoking stands, Smoking
Trays, Safety Razors $1.00 to
$8.50; Lather Brushes, Wrist
Watches, Metal Mirrors, Fitall
Cases, Military Brushes, Shaving
Mirrors, Flash Lights, etc.
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: Xi U
Lira i'i totmti W- x JferfW 1
hi;
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Wrhen She Opens Your
Christmas Package
Will her heart give a bound of de
liKht? "
It's not so much the matter of the
cost as of the skill In selection.
You will find in our jewelry shop
not only a better choice of thinsa
that really appeal to tho feminine
'fancy, but things that make the bent
show for the amount expended.
Let us help you with our suggestions
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
Jeweler , .
Largest Diamond Dealer In Eastern
Oregon.
Halsey Melons Jfow Ripe. -HALSEY.
Or., Dec. 11. Another of
those surprises for which this section
of Oregon is famous was perpetrated
on George Maxwell, a Halsey farmer.
this week, when he discovered in his
garden a number of ripe. Juicy water
melons.
DAUB ROTHWKLii
OvwwMrfat tad oiitfdaa
Byes BdenttrleaJIy
' examined. .
Olaaaea ground to fit.
At the peace board Uncle Sam Is ex
pected to furnish "the makln's."
vxoerlcM National Bank
Pendleton.
all dins.
DOCTOR GOULD
HOT HELP HER
But Lydia E-Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Saved "
Her from a Serious '
. Operation.
DOROTHY DALTON
...."nia kTiisorj ShAdov
Alta Today.
rattlcmen Dislike lavs.
ROSEBL'RO, Dec. 11. The Doug
las County Cattlemen's Association in
this city has appointed a committee
to formulate a plan to Initiate the
enforcement of the recently adopted
stock law, which provides that no
stock shall be allowed to run at large.
A. C. Marsters was selected chairman
and County Agriculturist C. J. Hurd.
secretary.
Soldier Wants to Study.
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON', Eu
gene. Dec. 11. Albert V- Benedict, an
Oregon boy with the 25th riatoon.
Company F, 66th Engineers, stationed
somewhere in France, has applied for
correspondence studies with the uni
versity extension division. His appli
cation is dated November 1. He pre
sented for the course one year's credit
at the Hermiston high school.
Brooklyn. N. Y. " I suffefsd some
thing dreadful from a displacement and
two very bad aff
tacks of inflamma
tion. My doctor
said be could do
nothing more for
me and I won Id
have to go to the
hospital for an
o p e r at i o n, but
Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and
Sanative Wash
.-i have entirely cured
ne oi my trouuies
i. J and I an now in
" good health. I am
willing ycu should use my
testimonial and hope to benefit
Other suffering women by so
doinir." Mrs. F. Platt. 9
Woodbine St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Operations upon women in our hos
pitals are constantly on the increase,
but before submitting to an operation
for ailments peculiar to their sex every
woman owes it to herself to eive that
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkhams4regetable Compound, a trial.
,f complications exist write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mais., for
advice.
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TEACHERS' EXAMI-
NATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the -County
Superintendent of Umatilla
County, Oregon, will hold tho regular
examination o applicants for State
certificates at Court House, Pemije
ton, as follows " r
Commencing Wednesday, Dec IS,
1918, at 9:00 O'clock a. m.t and con
tinuing until Saturday, Dec 1, 1913,
at 4:00 o'clock p. in. '
Wednesday Fomioon
IT. S. History, Writing (Penman-"
ship), Music, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon. 9
Physiology, Heading, Manual Train
ing, Composition,' Domestic 'Selene,
Methods in Reading, Course of Study" -for
Diawing, Methods In Arithmetic.
Thursday Irenoon e
Arithmetic, History of Education,
Psychology, Methods in Geography, -Mechanical
Drawing, Domestic Art, '
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grammar, Geography, Stenography
American Literature, Physics, Type- '
writing. Methods in Language, Thesis f'
for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon
Theory and Practice, Orthography
(Spelling), Physical Geography, Kntr
lish Literature, Chemistry.
Friday Afternoon.
School Law, Geology,-Algebra, Ci-
vil Government.
Saturday Forenoon
Geometry, Botany.
Saturday Afternoon
General History, Bookkeeping.
Very truly yours.
W. W.GREEN,
County School Supt.
Suit'iilcs in Phono Hooth.
PORTLAND. Dec. 11. Stepping
into a telephone booth in the inter
urban waiting; room at First and
Alder streets yesterday afternoon.
Frank W. Finch. 46. of 404 Kast
Twelfth street north first tried to call
a telephone number, then wrote a
scribbled note and then shot himself
In the temple with- a 22-caliber rifle
that . he had carried wrapped In a
newspaper. A few minutes later. Mis
Nellie Johnson of Barton. Or., openeu
the same booth to step in and saw
Finch's huddled form leaning against :
the side of the casing.
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PYRALIN IVORY
THE ALWAYS WELCOME GIFT, COMPLETE SETS $7.50 TO $12.50
Hair Brushes, H"air Receivers, Puff Boxes, Talcum Holders, Glove
Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Picture frames, Trays, Cloth Brushes,
Combs, Military Brushes, Bud" Vases, Buffers, Shoe Horns, Nail Files, etc.
In fact if it is made in PYRALINIVORY WE HAVE IT.
Thompsons' Drug Store
' Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
WANT ADS.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NEW TODAY
' FOR SA1.K Kidllt room house,
j Must he moved from lot within 60
I days. Iminire Flakier Hook Store. .
ITHK PArllN'n C1HC1.K will hold
heir reKtilar meetltlir Thursday.
Dc. 12. tSiunedi .Mas Friedley.
clerk. l!y order of Ouardian Neighbor.
I Attention.
! All brother Klks and vlsltinsr broth
ers are expected to he at the Klks'
bulldinK this evenine at 7:30. Hrlng
your card (red. white and blue)
'which you can got from Judge Kill
jerald. and have a good time.
i TUJS CUMM1TTEIS,
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OREGON
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lire
fah grinds mm.
Saturday, Dec: 1418
Beginning at 1 P. M. sharp, the following livestock
will be sold without reserve on the usual terms.
200 BRED EWES IN SMALL BANDS
40 HEAD OF HOGS MOSTLY FEEDERS
15 HEAD OF GOOD JERSEY COWS
IS HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
If you are thinking of having a sale let us figure
with you. We take charge of your sale, do your ad
vertising and help to arrange the things to be sold.
Call, phone or write
, FARMERS' EXCHANGE OF THE INLAND
EMPIRE
Heppner, Ore.
F. A. McMenamin, Auct F. R. Brown, Clk. & Mgr.
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