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' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDtET 5N; 6fiEd6M, SATllltbAY; DECEMBER 21, 101U
Twelve pages
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A Battery-rJHE Battery
You can buy a battery anywheref
You can buy the battery in only one place '
from the Willard Service Station. '
The Still Better Willard is the battery'
because it is the only battery in which you
can get Threaded Rubber Insulation the
most important battery improvement in years.
You'll know the Still Better WiUard by the '
Willard Mark which is branded in the box.
i.neDooKiet "A Mark with a Meaning for-
4 uu -oews. au .aoout the Mark and th
- Battery. ' : .
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Electric Service Station
' L Cor. Main and Water Sts.
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We test, repair and re
charge storage, batteries,
ana aiways carry a full sup
ply of battery parts, new
batteries and rental batter
ies. Testing service is free.
LESS 1701 Fi 1MR
When it is bad outdoors, the children must play
indoors, and. the floors usually get the worst of
things. But.floors painted with
" LOWE BROST
Hard Drying Floor Paint
hold their own, and are much easier to keep clean.
Use this good paint on your floors then let the
children romp to their hearts' content. Always in
stock.
WALL PAPER, PICTURE MOULDING
f AND GLASS.
L. J. McATEE
r -The Practical Paint Man -513
Main Street Telephone 158
l'oi t let r.piiioe spoil on iha ground
itemise Ihev iy no one tt t;K j n
H 'hwit. JStoUd away in tW "rulls'
tm qtitt.iit!U"9 cf augur rcul eiu'ar.
Why nd to jaa for It. Nir.ip nuulc
ri-'M the elixir t i. plo Juhm la (John, us
for ill sorts o 'ubh und cuJfc'is.s u:es.
pph Sirup. V ;
Stir Into snfn gallons of Mv;t
chb-r five ounce? of powdered 'rah him
c:lotiate a harmless, low-priced
fhomlcal and boll In a large kettle
five inSnlitos If a large vessel 's not
available the cider may" be boile 1 In
batches. After boiling; potir It into
Kin si jura and allow It o settle until
perfectly clear, which requites, about
seven hours. Return the clear lkjiild
to the preserving1 kettle, being care
ful not to pour off any of the sedi
ment. Fill the vessel only about half
full, as It foams up when boiling. Add
a level teaspoonful of the calcium car
bonate for the seven gallons of liquid
and boil rapidly until a temperature
of 200 degrees is reached, or until u
is about one-seventh of the original
volume and the consistency of maple
sirup when cooled rapidly and poured
from a spoon- t
To insure' clear sirup the cooling
must be done slowly A good way is
to set the jars of sirup In a wash-
boiler hot water and allow the whole
to cool. I'se this sirup like any other
table sirup, and as, a. flnvorlng ad
junct. Also as.sance for puddings
and for making brown bread, fruit
cake and, cajidy.
Swept JkklcU(Aiiles
1 1-2 quarts vinegar,
1 1-2 quarts water.
quarts dark sirup. 1
4 sticks cinnamon.
4 tablespoons allspice. '
8 lbs: sweet apples.
-I tablespoons uhground cloves.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
Cook together, the vinegar, water.
sirup and spices for 5 minutes. Peel
and quarter the apples. SUck 2 cloves
into each quarter. Drop the apples
into the boiling sirup and simmer un
til tender. PacK in hot jars. Cover J
with boiling sirup. Partially seal and
sterilize for 10, minutes. Seal tightly.
Let cool.v Label and tore.
Apple Catsup.
1 quart unsweetened apple sauce.
1 teaspoon ginger.
1 teaspoon cltyiamoit, 1
1 teaspoon cloves.
1 teaspoon pepper.
1 teaspoon mustard. 1 ' '
1 teaspoon onion extract. '
2 teaspovns salt. 1 '
1 pint vinegar. '
Simmer slowly until thick, bottle
i and. seal. A similar catsup can be
nale from plums and grapes, and
spiced to taste. Sorghum brtnolasses
may be added If a sweet- sauce la
liked. '
Irlcd Apple.
Pare, core and slice, dropping slices
Into cold water containing eight tea
spoonsfuls of salt to the gallon, if a
light-colored product is desired. Lieave 1
them a minute of two in the salt water
will prevent discoloration. (If preferr
ed, core the H-hole fruit, after peeling
and slice into rings, dipping these for
a minute or two into cold salted water
as described above.) Remove surface
moisture. Dryinff time is 4 to 6 hours.
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Little Bobbie,
a siputl cigar,
but very high
in quality 6c
HAVANA implies rich
ness smoothness
and Sometimes, heaviness!
All hint of heaviness,
however, is overcome in
Robert Burns. .
The Havana in Robert
Burns' filler is of par
ticularly; mild selection.
Special care in curing an4,
mellowing gives this
Havana, a rare quality.' of
mildness.
You will say, when you
smoke yourfjrst Robert
Burns'This is what I have
been looking
Havana taste
mildness I" ,
Make that welcome dis
covery this very day I
lfJ?Ze&gs&& 'Wirt
for true
plus" true
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National Sizes: 10c to 15c
Remimber: Robt. Burns ts the same cigar as
that packed under the General Arthur brand
t r M. A. Gunst Branch
of General Cigar Co., Inc.
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ROBT. BURNS
Invincible
1 V cents or ,
2 for 2 ; cents
XMAS GIFTS
For the Smoker
JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS. (
iFi-i:xim,K -i;ii.s ix sii-::i.rj iioxes
nt;.RKTTi:s i.v ki'wiaij xmas iioxks ,.
FINK J'll'KS WITH CASIiS
'IAHKTT.) JltM. IHCItS
( KiAliKn'K CAKI'.'.S . '
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TOBACCO rui'cuijs s V k '
CltiAIt casus . , .a ' ,
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The Charles Go.
715 M A1.V ST.
PIIO-K 7
BiiniiiiiDiRiinni'H
GIVE CHEER
And Brighten up the Home With an
ELI
ectric C!i&
We have an especially selected line of beautiful
and serviceable electric goods in fact the largest
stock in eastern Oregon to choose from.
Floor Lamps .
Reading Lamps
Electric Percolators
Electric Iroas
Electric Toasters
Electric Waffle Irons
Electric Water Heaters
Electric Bed W armers
Electric Vacuum
Cleaners
Electric Sewing Ma
chine Motors
Electric Flash Lights
Electric Fans
Electric Fancy Fixtures
of all kinds.
Give a Pyrene Fire Extinguisher "Safety first"
for home and car. Come in and look around. You
will be surprised at the appropriateness of these
presents, and their reasonable prices.
VAOGIiAfi'S ELECTRIC STORE
20( East Court Street. Telephone 139
FINE FOR Iffil
Mustecole Loosens Up. Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll know why thousands use Mus
terolc once you, experience the glad re
lief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white ointment,
made with the oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not i
blister. Brings eate and comfort while
it is being rubbed on'
Musterole 13 recommenata ty roar.y
doctors and nurses. Millions cf jars aie
used annually for bronchitis, croup, tt.fl
neck, asthma, neuralgia, p.euriEy, rheu
matism, lumbago, pains cr.d aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore . rr.utclcs,
bruises, chilbUiiru?, frosted feet, Culiis nf
the tties-t (it .ft ''J. prevents rneu'iouia).
SOl and 6U jars hospitd size
or until Iwithory and pllnblo. Start your food hiil'lts. Food seluctlnn Is a
at temperature of 100 desreeH F, and ' Hcience. Study it.
riiLse Biadually to 150 degrees. Ill 3 my i-wni TlioiiKht fully
desired, apiiles may be dried in the! Leurn ('rut what food in needed,
sun until the surface begins to wrin-, then buv In such quantities as may
An Ideal Cliristmas Gift Book
For the deTen
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WHO HAS 1M.KIK1KD
Hafely be stored or ust-d without h.
I Plan ahead to wive delivery- Study
i the market und buy tho neasonably
Simpler methods of living
No waste in the use of food
Preservation of surplus food.
More careful selection of food-
More careful buying of, food,
More careful preparation of
food.
1 Simplify Your im1 IfahlU
Kat only three nieata a day. Do not
eat or serve food between meals.
Serve very simple meals. Three
courses at most. One dish meals are
practical.
Kat only what yon need to keep
you well and efficient.
2 SrlM't Your Kkm1 Yloly
Iveurn to know the needs of each
I member of your family. Plan your
I meals to meet, thes needs. Let your
m
Yoa Cm Have
abundant foods. Conserve those
which are scarce here or abroad.
Make a budget and keep account 3.
J Ircmi-o Your 1hhI with tore
Learn to prepare simple foods well.
This lm-ans palatable foods with rea
sonable variations in methods of
preparation.
o Waste o -mk1
Watch your garbage pail. Serve
only in such ft nan titles nts may tie
eiiten. Pract ice the Kuspel of cTean
Plates, Use ail leftovers.
Waste no food throiiRh poor or
careless cooking" or reckless hand
linK. 6 Savt- Surplus I-hmI for l'lituro I'ki
Kven a small daily surplus of per
ishable food should be preserved In
some simple way. 1 'reserve, dry, can,
or store any large supplies of surplus
foods.
By Gcraldinc Dcspain Berkeley
v A former Pendleton girl.
NOW OX SALE " ;
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FRilZIER'S BOOK STORE
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the Year 9Roi2ud
, GAIN we approach trie Holiday Season. It wilLsoon be
time for us to say to one another, "Metry Christmas and
HaDDV New Year. What splendid time or you to
decide to put into your home those things which bring help, corn
fort, contentment and tasting cheer (or every member of the family.
kELCO-LIGHT provides bright, clean, safe electric light for
the house and barn; also eketne power to run the washer,
cream separator and other light machinery. It brings :ity
conveniences and modern benefits to the country home makes the
farm a better place to live and to work ud socn. pays for itself in
Time and Labor saved
McCook & Bentley
. PENDLETON, OREGON
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Woman Watchman Victim.
SA. FKAXCISCO, Iec. 21. Mrs. J.
E. Birdsall, of Tahuma. the first wo
man pensioner of tho Southern Paci
fic company and the first woman
brlilKe watchman ever .employed by it
or any other American railroad, was
burned to death in a fire which de
stroyed her modest little Tehama
home recently, according to word re
ceived by the pension department of
Southern Pacific company.
Cut an end to that delay in renting
that house or apartment through
Vetting your message to the reader
of the classified,
sago.
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Over 60,600 satisfied users endorse Delco-Ligkt
. CECIL B. DeMlLLEL'S
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