East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text-" TWELVE PAGES' " PAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, frENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1918. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE WHAT'S TVAT . tuHY. ! I SHOUCS SAY NOT,?! . X toOvn-DN'T VOTO "OR THT " If HC Witt THO CAST " " Z . 1 ' 1 I I 8 A. 7 A V New Dates Extra Fine HOLLY WREATHS HOLLY AND MISTLETOE . Holly Wreathsf ull of bright red berries, 14 inch size $1.25 16 inch size r $1.50 Holly, Fresh With Lots of Red Berries, pound $1.00 Mistletoe, pound 50c Www Cider, Yellow Newton from Hood River, sal... 7So "omrHete l ine of all the nest Grade or New Crop Nuts.. . Complete Ldne. of Hulk and IV) x Christmas Candies. . tVanorniea, all you want, first grade, quart ..: 30a Nral-Khlpt Oysters, pint . TSe Oraiwra. New Cnrn Navels., 5c. Toe, 8.1c Wlnrvap Apples, Extra llnoj, box 3.MI CRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Two Phones 28 QUALITY" 823 Mala St When Yqu Don't Know what to select for a Christmas Gift to that boy or girl, think of a Savings Ac count in a strong, well-established bank. Such an account can be made within your means, yields 4 per cent interest per annum, is always valuable and will be remembered and appreciated many years to come. THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK . Pendleton. Oregon "Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon" Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent' Join the Red Cross FORD The Universal Car. What the Ford car is among motor cars, the Ford truck is among motor trucks far ahead of all others in practical saving service. The Ford truck embodies those desirable Ford merits simplicity and strength with assured economy in operation and maintenance. No business too large nor so small that a Ford truck won't prove a money-making utility to it Its value is universal in business, in city, town, village and on the farm, and the price only $634.58, f . o. b. Pendleton. The demand is big. Place order without delay. 0 Simpson Auto Co Water & Johnson Sts. Phone 40S Best Truck in the Market Any One of the Many Universal Electric Home Needs Now on display in our window would make a very acceptable Christmas gift. ; v Give something useful. What is more useful than an electric present? We have toasters, grilles, irotis, sewing machines, percolators and many other use ful gifts. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. "Always at your service" If OU HAVCH'T C.MOUCH Of A TO CAPUTS YOWR. &Cr WITHOUT USING PROFANITY. cfiT a dictionary and study xal yoo'cc rtN.o A CHOice or ovcr I THRot HUND?eX THOUSAND TV 1 -i I ' J 1 W7hat would you do if there was no J. C. Penney store in your town? Wc know you would be paying more. money for your staple dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, ladies' and gent's furnishings. WE KEEP THE PRICES DOWN. OTHERS TRY TO COMPETE WITH US. You can easily afford to remember every relative and friend with some lit tle gift when purchased at this store. Good Silk Flowing End Neckties 25c and 49c Good Heavy. Silk Wide End Ties, Elaborate Floral and Diagonal Stripe Patterns...... (9c and !)8c feW Aim, Men's Tan and Black Leather Slippers, Quilted lTlX Insoles. $2.49 ipg Men's and Ladies' Daniel Green Comfy Slippers, AkvHry Price $1.69 XffJ Men's and Ladies' Plain, Black and Gray -Felt Slip njl- pers $1.25 " Toys and Books, Dolls and Fancy Dry Goods. Only Two More Days Left. Come and Get 'Em. EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO, STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS. Pilot Rock Without Water During Week (East Oregonian Special.) PILOT ROCK.(Dec. 21 On ac count of a big leak, somewhere on the east side of town, there was no water In the city reservoir from Monday until Friday. Several crews of men are working dally to get the pipes in good condition before had weather comes. Without water or electric lights, local people are en joying real ennntry life. Maurice Roy has accepted a posi tion with Casteel and Stanley. One case of influenza has been re ported here. There is one case at the Conner home Just below town. All pubtic meetings have been stop ped, and the Christmas program will not be given la the Church Sunday evening. The dance at the Fred Wil son ranch Saturday night has also i been postponed. ! Bob Hicks, who has been stationed I at Vancouver with the spruee division is home again, having received his discharge from the army. Mrs. Stella Noble was a business vis itor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smlts were In from their ranch Thursday doing Christmas shopping. The Pilot Rock-Pendleton stage was badly smashed this week when th6 car was driven into one of the hole. Farm Loans I nm prepared to negotiate farm loans, for five or ton year period, at an Interest rate of !i per cent on the choicest farr0. land. and 6 per cent on other classes of farms. "' If you need money, SEE ME ABOUT A LOAN, for I can save you from to 1 t per cent, which runs up into bit? money during: the course of five or ten years. J. C. SNOW, Phone 35. 1 17 Fast Court St. Inanrance, Farm I-oans, Real Fstnte where repairs are being made on the water pipes. Some of the occupants were badly shaken but no sroius In juries resulted. Marvin Roy Is expected to be home for the Christmas holidays. He will not be discharged from the spruce di vision until after the holidays ' but expects to get a furlough. Word has been received here from1 Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Rogers of El lenslmrg. Wash., saying their three small children are ill with Influenza. Mrs. Rogers Is the daughter nf Mr, and Mrs. Marion Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Maxon were trading here Mondny. M. I. Orange reports the rainfall for Thursday night .15 of an Inch. Alfred smith, well known sheep man. Is 111 of Influenza at his ranch near here. There are three other cases at the same ranch. The Red Cross membership Is np proximately 700. This is since the drive began Monday. Help llw Med Cross lo core for the bnya who hove saved our country from certain, ruin. T'ey saved us from misery. It is tlmo now to save tlii-iu. We cnn"t afford to lay iltm-n on the Job now. I'ro-icrll.v Is m-rtiiln if will only keep on lend ing to Hie government. It Is u,i to each outl mrry one to 1o something to muke tlil.H a. belter liiuil ' to live In. 1 1 1 War Savings stamps. Many Real Etate Deals Are Made at Stanfield i Gift 1 (Kast Orgontan Special.) STA.VFIELD. Dec. 21. Conditions are Improving greatly in and around Stanfield. A -number of real estate deals have been made in the last few weeks. Don Truitt has nought the Seia house on Ilarhara street. E. O. Smith has bought the ten acre tract of alfalfa known ns the Eldon Fur nish ranch. C W. Connor has pur chased ten acres of improved land find is having it leveled and seeded to alfalfa. Mrs. C. W. Connor has bought 13 acres and will have It cleared nt once and sown to alfalfa. tr. Alexander Held has bought 20 cres of alfalfa at the end of Coo avenue ond will make this his home some time In the future. Judging from nil appearances. Stanfield is coming mto her own. Cattle and Sheep Feeding at Stanfield , (East Oregonian Special.). STANK! ET.D. Dec. 21. There are 3'iort head of cattle and Tu.flli) head of sheep being fed here. C. W. Connor left Thursday for Portland where he will remain until after Christmas, Wm. peaton nnd family have moved Into the Coe block. Mrs. Heaton will open up a lunch counter. James M. Kyle went i Pendleton Thursday to help welcome Roy Jtlt ner hack. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Hurley ond children spent a couple of days In Pendleton the first of the week. Frank rieevert of the IT. S. N., le at home on a furioughi FranV en listed three years ago and this is the first furlough he has had. He sure. DON'T SCOLD. MOTHER! THE CROSS CHILD IS BILIOUS. FEVERISH LOOK AT TONTE! IF f-OATET. CMCAX MTTI.H STOMACH, I,IVl:lt, IMWKI.S. Pon"t scold your fretful, peevish child. See If tongue Is coated; this Is a sure sign Its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomachache. Indigestion, diar rhea, give a teaspoonful of "Califor nia fly run of Figs." and In a few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out o. the bowels and ynu hove a well and playful child ORaln. Children love .this harmless fruit laxative." ond mothers can rest easy after giving It. because It never falls to make their little "insides'' clean and sweet. Keep it handy, mother! A little given today saves a sick child to morrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "Califor nia Syrup of Figs" which has direc tions, for bnbles. children of oil ogea and for grown-ups plainly on the bot tle. Remember there nre counterfeits sold here", so surely look ond see that yours Is made by the California Fi" Syrup Company." Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. navy for the holidays. Installation of officers woo held by the Masonic lodge on Tuesday even ing. A son wns horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Whltrll Sunday the lfilh. Mrs. C. K. Raker motored to Pen dleton Wednesday with Mr. ond Mrs. M D- Scroggs and family. Mrs. O. A. Jacobson received word recently of the death of her fother, formerly a resident of Hermiston. . ts i w : avai aj' ,its. James urnves ann naugnter ,K 00 8 Hetty, left Tuesday for Seattle to y Impend the winter with Miss Helen. j A pleasure to give a Joy to Sjwho Is attending the University of 5 receive are these useful and 5 ! " ashlngton. (j- practical gifts. Drop in and 5 ! and family nre moving f look over our display. For K!'"'0 on of 'h" '-'"ft houses on Hrtr- men and women. jjrlon street. .,,.. J Mrs. Ivan Thinning and daughter B 'Ruth. -are expected home Saturdny f? FVRAIJNR IVOHT 2 from b six months' visit with Mrs. 8 ,Tii r- vmrrs 2 i Running's father In Fargo. N. D. 'A WHITMAN CANDIES prank Hnin ,ranimctnt bUHlneH, 1 CAMERAS Biln Portland this week. ' K i v- C. Urock of Spokane, spent the 0 I.EATIIKIt GOODS K!eek here. cr-T-a I? I C. C. Rerkeley of Hay Creek, was j K 8IIAVIXO KE7TS ? ; in town the flrr of the week. Mr. j S TOILET WATER Berkeley Is having a largo hand of K ' A ; sheep fed here. J 5 PrnH'ME & C. L. Smith, agriculturist for the' 50.-W. R. X., wan In town Thlirs-1 f SAEETV RAZORS Zaay. ia 5 JIAXICIRI5G SETS S . 77 of ft HiirmKtnn line Hirer . . ........... - id lot of other articles to w. r rn n .1 1.. T oiiuwi an,- it cuiii:muit I Room 7, Temple Rldg. Thone 772 Dr. II. A. Schneider DENTIST Pendleton Oregon I Wood. The kind you like to burn. All kinds and sizes 1f i f 4 f -5 SHYTHE-LONERGAN CO.I MHtt-aai Phone 178 Quality Quantity Service f f ASKS ;lllli QIT-'-STIONS: MISSES HIS IM'IISK C'lirlsiniOM TuikcjK Hrlog Recortl I'rlt-e. ROSKIUTRO, Ore., Dec. 21. For SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. 21. A. Korclch. 6N4 Folsom street, met a young woman in Clara street and 'he first time In the recollection of asked her a few questions about the anyone here, Christmas turkeys aold locality. When he left he discovered in thc wholesale market today for 41 tnnt nis pocKetDoog, containing b had disappeared. Detectives (I'Con. 'cents a pound. This remarkoblo prloa nell nnd -Regan hnvc a description of Produced by o' scarcity of birds the young woman. and keen competition among buyers. llllllllillllllllllllltlllllllllllililiiiiiiiillllllllilllilllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin. I American National Bank Pendleton. Building, Eyes Scientifically examined. Glasses ground to fit DALE ROTHWELIj Optometrist and Optician Tlio Endurance Car Winner of tfross-cotintry and road race,. The sturdy car that has established many records.1. rui LJU nn UV. SUPER-SIX DR. R. B. ROBBINS Dentistry . Judd Bldg. Court and Main Sts. 7-PASSENGER TOURING . 5-PASSENGER "SPEEDSTER" Va m Ar A gladden the hearts of all. I Tallman & Co A A iMfcllnc Drugglsla. f. tKast Oregonian Special.) HEHMIiTON, Dec. 21. Our first! snow of the season fell Wednesday ! night. ! Hurry Tiuld. son nf Mr. and Mrs.' R. C- Todd Is expected home (torn thej TAXICAB7 PHONE f Rooks 25 Rides for 3.50 PARKER TAXI CO. Why Pay More. Now here for immediate delivery. It s present price will .be maintained by reason S of Its never having made any exorbitant "ar S S raise." - ' S Class Saftey Speed Economy Protect yourself by investigating now. I Oregon Motor Garage DIOORFORATEB UT, 111. lU 1SS Weot Court S. raieptoooa 44 . 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