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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1918)
a- EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 131018. SCHOOL SUBJECTS STANDERS,WALKERS, "GETS-IT" FOR CORNS, -! "OiLi - 1 ; Viiil Il Nptpi Known" ltn Kiiiil. HADE - REOUIREMEHT FOR CITIZENSHIP OOR WOyWENS WEAR SECTION- on fne 2nd oor offers a most wonderful stock of useful gifts. It will pay you to have look here . h -- v - . . . .. r 18 -8 :s 8 8 : 8 ;8 -8 v. 8 .8 8 8 8 :'8 ; tS: fe '''X m v8 -8 ;r8 v. i$ -8 w8 8 8 8 .:8 8 8 8 8 0. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 -8 8 8 8 8 8 'A i-V t" A CORSET FOR THE INDIVIDUAL FIGURE fpnn the proper fit of your corset depends the stir-rees of ymir sunt or dress. We have the correct cor net for VOl'. the very cort required to svive you the utmost comfort- And ymi my be sure Jhat any corset limiKht here Is absolute! rc pireot In fnshion and con struction. I A covt la fln aoceptaMe jrift. Buy nn "order" and let the ri cii'ier.i eclect her n n corwt, or a graduate cowilfw will- Jieh y" eel.-.-t her one. . U S S1."5 to :$15,00. i V " also tiff er a big range of Brassieres in iitin and lace that are a necessity, therefore appreciated. . 65c to $3.00 BATHROBES Alwaj'S most acceptable gifts.. Beauti-., ful, soft, light and warm, nothing could be more suggestive of comfort for the wearer. Colors of red, taupe, rose, blue and green in attractive combinations. Satin; trimmed, belted with cords; sizes 36 to 46; also children's. Priced from S3.98 to $22.50. SWEATERS For Women and Children Just received a new lot, all wool, warm and serviceable. Can you think of a bet 'ter Christmas gift for mother or sister? AH styles are here, those made for . ser vice and those made for dress. The col J'ora are more bright and beautiful than ever. Some with sleeves and some with 'out. Some with big collars and belts, . some without. Some tight fitting. Triced from .' $3.50 to $28.50 Pre-Christmas Sale of ; WINTER SUITS At a most opportiine time ccmes this special offering, giv ing' you the chance to i buy, a r lew: JVinter Suit for yourself, or for a Christmas gift, at "iuY stantially less than the usu .1 price. There is a worth-while saving in money without the sacrifice of style, quality or rjpearance; for every suit in cluded in this display is in a new and popular style, well made of high-class fabrics. Come early tomorrow for th best choice. HERE ARE THE PRICES . ;?32.50 Suits, Specially Priced at $21.75 $35.00 Suits, Specially Priced at ....'..'..I S23.75 1 $38.50 Suits, Specially Priced at $23.50 $40.00 Suits, Specially Priced ' , at .. ... S2G.50 $45.00 Suits, Specially Priced at , 29.75 $48.50 Suits," 'Specially Priced flt $j230 $55.00 Suits, Specially Priced at . $36.73 $60.00 Suits, Specially Priced at $40.00 ! $65.00 Suits, Specially Priced at $43.25 $70.00 Suits, , Specially, Priced ; at $46.50 . ,, $75.00 Suits, Specially Priced at $49.73 $80.00 Suits, Specially Priced at $33.50 $87.50 Suits, Specially 'Priced at $58.50 Wilier . Every coat in the collection measures up fully to the demands that even the , most critical woman. Could make. They are all splendidly tailored of high-class fabrics. They are in the newest, ap proved Winter models. The assortment is large and offers ample scope for se lection. It would be almost impossible to duplicate these "boats in the whole sale markets todayt ' You'll not go wrong in selecting one of them ! MATERIALS ARE Wool velour, broadcloth, silvercord, Bolivia, pom pom, sil vertone, plush, Behring seal, yelour'de norde. All sizes are in cluded. Prices- ; V i ' : , . . $22.5&m$98.50 SPECLVL OFFER From now till January 13th we will take Liberty Bonds at par in payment for . merchandise or in settle-, ment f accounts. T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP . In Our Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE Phone 15. All Other Departments Phone 22 Best Iowa Corn, can ...... '13c .Royal Chef Cam Chowder, can . ..15c Heinz Pure Apple Butter, jar 90c Fresh Angelus Marshmallows, package ...15c Tru-BUi Fruit Cake, packages : 75c and $1.50 Fresh Country Butter, roll $1.20 Fancy New Navel Oranges, dozen 55c, 75c and 85c Extra Fine Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for 50c T. P. W. Tea, sure to please, package 40c and 75c T. P. W. Coffee, the best for the price, pound 35c and 40c 'Order a Package of Jones Dairy Farm Sausage for your Sunday morning breakfast, pound 65c . Saturday is Belgian Tag Day. Tags sell for 15c each. 13c will feed a Belgian baby one day. a . 4 Tags will be, on sale in our store Saturday, and in no other store. Come and do your duty help the Belgian babies. Luxurious Furs The Gift Supreme. It 9 ? -wat i - X 7 ? v i ' - tt I .-' m VI ". " . s Furs hold hiKh favor in the choice of gift-buyer whose purpose is to gife pres erls that are useful and ornamental. We have' the hent kind of furs in the mort de sired modeis. We bought them many month aw, and can consequently sell them at prevailing market prices. Every woman' in town knows that 'our furs' are trustworthy, and that will add to the ap preciation that fur gifts bought here w.ill receive, , , . Muff Scarfs . . Sets Children's Sets . . $5.50 to $73.00 . $28.50 to $85.00 $33.00 to $163.00 $6.00 to $18.50 " 4T Extraordinary values in waists for gift '"I . $5.75 to $19.50 Handsome Georgette and Crepe de Chine blouses, in white and flesh as well as' the more practical suit shades, any one of them would make a most acceptable gift, they're hand embroidered, beaded and hemstitched, with collar or with round necks. We have a big variety of styles and sizes 36 to 50. .. .. ....... "...:...'.... $5.73 to $19.50 , 1! PENBUiTdNS GREATEST DEP.MttHE.ST STORE, 1 WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE I1 S .8 8 8 JutlKe O. "V, T'helps has iHHiiod an order to the clerk of th cpurt liroct Inp that overy alien fllliiR for ftrat papers for naturaltKutlon be Inwtrut 1 to apply to a school teacher for in struction in tha BubJoct required be fore being' admitted to cltlzonnhip The educational department of tho ROernmtnt hua taken this matter up with instructors who have volrtn tered to assist aliens ly inHtructinif them RlonK thin line. JudRO 1'helpH has long advocated such move and has now issued an order requiring the clerk of the court to inform the ap plicant how to secure this instruction. 1 8 Sri 31 ST 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 At a recent meeting of the charter members of the Kill Kare Kltib the following women were thoSert to head next year's festivities for tho orituni jition: Mrs. I I HoRer. chairman, und Airs, John VauKhau, Mrs. A. C. Koppcn, Mrs. W. V. K. 1'ruitt and Mrs. U. I. La Dow, vice chairman. 1 here are lots and lots of fortunate children, but Master Hobby ,Snow is one of thone particularly lucky lads who have birthday anniversaries on Friday, thef thirteenth. i:ob Is enter taining a few friends todny iwid they nrw eytnK names and birthday cake- 'and everything." Hob is fmr : years old, I" ; : j -;The Missionary Society of the Christian church met yesterday In the j pastor's, study. After a number of sonrc M is. H. H. H u bbel I save a 1 radinjr on the Mountain School Work of tho Christian Women's f Hoard of Missions and Mrs. Hoover j discussed work anionic the negroes. Bible quotations, another feature of i the meeting, were Riven by Mrs. Wi I rieetx, Mrs. Huey, Mrs, Fat Km and ! Mrs. Olcott. i r Mayor and Mrs. O. H. Hishop of Freewater. are in Pendleton Unlay. W. I Thompson returned today from Fort land. ! S. I. Feterson, attorney of Milton, x in the city today looking after le gal business. I Kd Hodsens and Mr. McAlexander. 'well known farmers of Frcfwuier and l-inn)ine( are businews visitirs In i Pendleton oday. . , ,,, . j Allen Porter, prominent rancher of i Ijont? Creekl. ; is In the city tcKlay a guest at the Hotel St. George.'. Jo. O. Drowley, Vancouver, Wash., lia.a- buMiiiesH. viuiutr Jn the city tfMlay lOKtKtered. at Hotel Ht tieore. dcin-P.i b Ewd-tb. Cbto 6 DooMil bit wlljf!t ld at ny.norf 4', Till- nnnwer liu hft-n mad.' Iy li.lllion ilM-rn only on rorii-r. .iYrtr , Hint you cnn bante'tm. thnt Mbolul;-ls ot'r. tuln, Hint fiwk corn i fi""H IH"-l' Tlirht ott Ilk. hHimiin nisl.t atut .ilmf. i pmglc "(U-U. .. ftiKlit Mliu'a anil damiliB fvfn whnm Voil hvn a corn iipmI iiotilimurh y.m ir you npjtly a lw ilronn or 1" on tlm coin or ciillus. Von want n cirii-pnl-er, not uorit-fonlfT, You .1 n t hv to fool with corn you I'cl tin m rliiht off with your llnieiri by u'.n 'f.-tJ- III. UIMI1R " i u'h.F iii. Irrlr.t nir 'l Vi1 HI nmk a liumllfi of vnur n with tmio or bun'iuif"'-' Why pu'-,r nml k'III linvo the corn? Ic yt;t-lt" .voiir corn la a "kihit" Mtirc nil un rla. 'Uvtd-lt," tho Ruiiriuit""il. r.tony. hack corn-rcmovir. the or.Y mlr- 'v. imii hut a trifle at any nruj htor. MTil by K. I.awri'm- ., ('hlcii, III Sold In Pendleton mid r-. -iillllend-ed n th world's- brut tJru remedy by Tnlhnnn & L'o. uxtract. 1'ic 3-4 cufiiV of minr to jcach cilpfiil of nili- Jiiloo, iiml doll Hie iiilxtur. rapidly until lhn Jelly ti'ft Id iililulneil. Juat hifol It la louii1 -into 'tho aeulded ulitaw. ' inlor It SKri'en with vcKWjtblo colorinK niallj-r. I -Apiih' Sti. ' . ! - ! 'Early niJiiltn make the l"Ht arjile 'aauop. Here is a nw'ny t' hw.pmi nnd flavor tho- upplo wiuc mid tuld jmoro food vultic to tho iliuli t 1lis mime tiin. ' . j 1 n,uart of nprilea. ' 1 oup awd-il rninlna. 3-4 teamm Halt. AVaxh, quartor. and remove al.m and blossom end from nipl.: ! Ion atove wilh 1-S run water. Cover, janil na soon o the upplea net soft 'start mnahlnir. When tender, mnxh (thru colander or iviro strainer, re ! turn to Tire, ndd anil anil ralalim w hli h jhnve been wiiaheil, dried and put thru j food chopper. Hull slowly 10 mln-Uilea. SICK HEADACHE r GOES QUICKLY S.V HOUSEHOLD j . End .tbnt iHatreralnK lick , h.ailaehe that keeps you reehnx mlnerablu with if laxative ,t.-a that won't fiyl. . CELERY KING 'ckaxukkiiifs Atxv. heiii 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 lis What yu ned Pnlondid fnr liver m .win .d, n.wLr.j hreath and constipaton. Raima rold ful red berries are Rreetinsr us onc , r mely in the snm old box. ; more. This winter fruit aptly comes, ! at tha time when the Xhd States jnHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Food Administration h; increased the ! mmimmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm , sugar allowance. IIer are some ! ,,- . , godd decipes furnished by tho, food; idmlnlstration. Oanlrcrry Sauce L 1 quart cranberries. 3 cur" water. 2-4 cup sugar. Cook cranberries with water until soft, about 20 minutes. Cra n ho rr y Sa nc 1 , 1 quart cranberries. 1 cup raisins, figs or cocoanut. 3 cups water. 1-2 to 3-4 cup sugar. Look over and wash chanberries. Prepare raisins', cut In small pieces and Slid to cranberries and- other 1m jredients and cook until tender. STOP PAIN! RUB NEURALGIA AWAY ixvrvrv iu:i.ir:t' i-tsom m;hvk TOIfTI'KK -M MISKItV WITH OLD "ST. .I Xt'OllS MM. MKNT." i l)rli?dl C'raiiliorric.s, Cranberries ftiuy be drlel to xtend - their reason. They are valitnbln In j Kivir.ir color to sauces and desserts. jAiM a few to pudirinfta and suuees 10 sufferlnff improve navor ana co.or. j S( dIfrewnw wh((llpr ymiP rm(lOP ' neuralKla is In the facer, head or Any MARK Tim MOST, OP TUB AFFUC piut f the body, you get. instant re- Hub this soothing, penetrating lin irnent right into the sore, inflAmed nerves and lilte magic neuralgia dis Hptieurs. 'Ht. Jacobs Unlnient" con miers tmln. It Is a barm leu ''neural Kin relief which doesn't burn or flis- color the skin. i ' lont suffer! It's sn needless, hel j a small triI ; kottle, from iny dng (.Store and gently ru-h tho "acliing j nerves ' and in" Jimt a moment 011 twill be absolutely free from pain nd CICOI I Most people know apples are heal y?Sf ful. Itnt a great fnany do not know "Vjthat they re among tho most nutrl jBjtioun of fruits and thnt their value in AMT this way is 'higher thnn of many overy jdar foods commonly . regarded as tn-dispr-nsable to our tables. One pound ;of raw apples has tho food value of iZ'Mi cn lories. Translated into every jday terms this means th:it apples hae ;about three fourths the nutritive vil ne of )otatoes and as every one Iknmvs, potatoes arc a, solid nnd de- JXSllSblti fiod. I In every home, which has storage ! facilities, a many barrels of apple s V ft 'htt mnl-knl ' Th windfall lief with this old-time, honest destroyer It can not Injure. pain LADIES! SECRET TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR nitixn hack its roi.on AD 1.1'STIIK WITH bllAMIMA'S KAtiK TIM ItlX II'IO. Common garden Raise brewed ln 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Ins can be nsd 'should he storod anin. heavy ten. with sulphur nnd nlcohol soon nn the good winter apples are in ; added, will turn' gray, streaked' nnd faded hair ibenutirully dark nnd lux uriant. Mixing the ago Tea and Sulphur recipe nr home, though. Is troublesome. An easier way Is to gel the ready-to-use preparation, im proved by the addition of cither In gredlenlH, n lnre bottle, at "Title cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's sago and Sulphur Compound," thus apples should he saved for drying. Cut out tho hruis ied parts, pare, .core and slice. Thn drop Into cold water containing eight teasponnfuls of sale to the gallon, if a light colored product is desired. Leaving them a rninuto or two In snlt ' wnter will or event licotorntlon. .re move surface moistrue, dry in sun or avoiding a bt of muss. lover stove until lenthery and pliable, j While gray, faded hair Is not sin ) ful. we all desire to retain our youth Mint .Icily. . (ful appearance nnd attractiveness. b The best mint Jelly Is made with the . darkening your hnlr with Wyeth's 8 yA bar Vine juice of slightly unripe n pples ns a basis. AVnsh fresh mint leaves thor oughly. To 1 cupful of mint leaves (packed solid) add 1 ' cupfuMof boil ing water; settho mixture on tho Mttre nun Ninpnur mmpnund. no one cnn tell, hern use It does It so natnr nlly. ho evenly. You Just dampen n, sponge or sof brush wtrft It nnd draw this through your hair, tnklng ono 8 8 k of the stove, and steep it for small strand at a tlnlo: bv morning ne hour. Ijiv a piece of cheesecloth all gray hairs have disappeared. Aft- ovr a bowl, pour the steeped-mint er another application or two your leaves into It. twist the ends of t he ( hn Ir become beautifully dark, glosst . cheesecloth and press out nil the mots- f-".ft and Inxurinnt and you appear turn. ! years vnunwr. Wyeth's Sage nnd Sul- To 1 cupful of apple juiee add 1 to'phiir Compound Is ft delightful to! 2 tablePioonfuls of mint juice. If thjlet requisite. It is not Intended for mint flavor I not sufficiently pro-.tho cure, mitigation or prevention! of no u need, add a orvo or two 01 mint dlseaoe. ' Hi
