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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY DECEMBER 24, 1918.
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ED CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS YOU CAN
STAND, IS WHAT WE WISH FOR EACH
AND EVERYONE OF OUR FRIENDS.
MERRY MS
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THIS STORE WILL BE
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GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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Two Phones 28
823 Main St
A Day of
Happiness -
Make this Christmas cheerful to those near and
dear to you, and those who have been less fortunate
than you. v , 'f
lie helpful those who are discouraged and to
whom grief has come. -
Thus you will be spreading the wonderful Influ
ence of the Great Redeemer, born this day nineteen
hundred and eighteen years ago.
Iff AMERICAN NATIONAL BAI
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in ,
Eastern Oregon"
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Join the Red Cross
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CWthe Too OhceMofe
Now today for the grand finish. Give us a few minutes to hefp you wind up
your Xmas purchase.
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ljidlcs' Kniicy House KIIM-rn $1.25, l.3, 11.40.
Vl.OO, 1.U8. 12.10
Ijullfio Shirt Waists OHc. $1.25. $1.40
Ladies' (iroi-Kfttc and twin- lie thine, Waists,
$2.0H, sa.OH and ll.OH.
Reads ii nil Jewelry, perhaps Just what you lire
looking for.
Salt your
money down,
buy Thrift
Stamps. We
are authorized
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fneoroora
Men's Ties 2f0 to $1.25
Men's Dress shirts Htk'.lo $2.08
Men's lress iiloves " -4t
Wool Lined Auto linimiU'ta ll.na
Heavy Knit Warm llilckey Cam 40o
;mmI Quality tiolil Hifr UnkM. ..... 4e. 00c. 0Nt
ITnela Sam
need .your
support more
than ver. Huy
JViy more W. S. 8.
j. i j i iiuik or mo
iQCL J Iw.km nver there
who are giving
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We Sell
War Savings
Stamps
n Save and Serve
The First National Bank
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EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
Pilot Rock School
Has Christinas Program
(East Oregonian Special.)
PILOT ROCK, Dec. 24.. Oscar
Beck arrived from Camp Lewis Sat
urday to spend his Christmas vacation
here. He has been at Camp Lewis sev
eral months and while there was.lll
with influenra.
' I. M. Schannep ai tended circuit
court In Pendleton Friday.
- A splendid Christmas program was
given by the i4ihllc school children
Friday afternoon at the school house.
A big tree and holiday decorations
added much to the Christmas spirit.
Gifts were, exchanged anions the chil
dren. Miss Ida Bldridge Is here from Mil
ton to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner are moving
Into the George Carnes house this
week. Mr. Waggoner is employed at
' the warehouse.
' Jewell Ttoork has accepted the po-
tit ion as teacher of the school re
Icenily resigned by Mrs. Maxon.
j "Tom." the hotel cook and noodle
joint man. Is enjoying a vacation in
Spokane this week.
A hnny girl was born this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Roork. Mrs.
Rnork was formerly Miss Mahle Wilson.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose axe Stuffed Up.
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Count fifty! Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. . Your - clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe, freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night.
Get n small bottle of Ely's Cream
Halm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic
cream in your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage of the head,
soothing and healing the swollen or
Inflamed mucous memhrnne. giving
you Instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic. Dfin'l stay
stuffed-up and miserable. Relief Is
sure.
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A ahoot was held Sunduy afternoon
by the Birch Creek Rod and Gun
club. Although several men won tur.
keys, no good scores were made.
Bob Boylen was u Pendleton visitor
Saturday.
Elizabeth and Wlnslow Hoffner
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. K. R. .Lester between trains Sat
urday.. Winslow Is going to Port
land soon for treatment on his foot,
which he Injured In the turntable here
some time ago.
Percy Folsom was transacting bus
iness here Saturday.
Wm. Schull, south. Canyon rancher,
was here Saturday. '
Mrs. Deri Unbolts was o, visitor
here Saturday - -
Camas Prairie Covered
With a Mantle of Snow
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FOR SALE
PENDLETON HOMES
Start the New Year riRht. Get
a home of your own and be in
dependent of landlords.
See me about
homes, all on th.
the following
! North side:
TAXICABf
PHONE I
Ilooks 25 Hides rir $2.50
PAKKEIt TAXI CO.
Why I'ay More.
CECIL COSPER
PI 111. 1(1 ACCm'NTANT
IVtOMi: TAX AIVISi:it
014 Main Street
lN nillelnii, Oregon,
Our Big Stock of
Gars
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Are almost gone. We still have a few
good bargains, which must go before
January 1st
CALL AT THE I &
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
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( East Oregon Ian Special.)
fKIAH, Dec. 24. Snowinp again,
and the valley ts again covered with
a mantle, of, snow and lookn very
much like real winter had set In.
Guy Luce-ford of Ijong (preek, who
has been at Camp Lewis for some i
time, was a guest at the Uklah hotel
Friday night on his way home, he
having- been discharged.
There will be no Xmas festivities at J
L'kiah, as every one thinks it best 'not j
to have any public Rathe rings. There
has been no influenza hero but it is
getting1 nearer all the time.
The body of George Rnlin of Butter
creek, who died of influenza, was
burled here Tuesday In the family
burying ground-
Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell re
turned Monday from a week's vLslt at
Long creek with relatives. .
Ed Thrasher and Clyde Helmlck of
Dale were in town Monday. Mr.
Thrasher was making final proof on
his homestead before J. D. Kirk, IT.
S. commissioner.
Mrii. Quant of Alba was . In town
Thursday on business. .
William Meenge of Hrldge creek,
was In town Monday.
Hen Colvin of Hitter, passed thru
town Monday on his nay home from
Pendleton.
Hay Martin made a trip to Hitter
th's week after a loiid of potatoes.
A letter was received a few days
ago by Mrs. Hnnford Chilson from
her brother.. Corporal Walter Kirk,
who is stlli in France. Considerable
anxiety was felt by his relatives as
nothing had been heard from him
since October 2'Uh until this letter
jcame which has been a great comfort
to them. Harley Kirk was also heard
1 from a few days ago and Is somewhere
along the roast of England.
5 room modern bungalow, fur
nace, on paved street, $3500.
H room modern, close to .Tack
son street, a snap' at $2750.00..
ft room modern, right off Jack
son and a dandy home $3000.00.
8 room, thoroughly modern,
good barn and garago, located on
two corner 'lots. This Is a fine
place for a hinge family, and well
worth the money, $SOOO,00.
Any of the above can be had on
very reasnmible terms.
J. C. SNOW,
Phone 36.
117 Fast Court 84.
Insurance, Farm Ixians, Ileal F.stnle
DR. R. B. ROBBINS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and
Main Sts.
Till Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronlo and Nervous DIsmsm and
Disease of Women. X-Kay KJSo-
tro Therapeutic.
Temple Hid.. Koon II. I'bone 414
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American National Hank nuildinK, :
JVinlleton. " K rfoom'7. Tcmr.le nidir. 4
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examined. .. ;K Dr. II. A. Schneider
S Si&fr- tiiasses ground iu in ' iii,.vi inr
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WELL ESTABLISHED
GARAGE FOR SALE
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This is a first clnss propositi
on and the Investment is moder
ate. Address I. t). lx 38,
Pendleton.
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' CHOP SUEY,
NOODLES
Chinese Style.
HOT TAMALES
CHILLI CON CARNE
SPANISH KT11.F. '
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Everything clean and up-to-date.
FIRST CLASS SRRVICB
TEA 5c.Package
UNDER STATE
HOTEL
Cor. Webh and Cotton-wood 81s.
Phone 067. Pendleton. Ore.
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Quality Quantity Service
jSlIOOf.tlOrlS 9' WARH1N-OTOV. Dec. 24. "ff iclals
V0O 5!"' the War Industrie's Board said that
. i a since the early part or last rail tne;
V I i ! . . 5' government has lieen successfully j K
A pleasure to le-, Joy to d ,ftlctrinR. ,, ,llcw!ll,fll,ly us- j .'
receive are these, useful, and A " ,...,... , ,,, ,. 4 i
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Kered. by chemists of Mellon Institute, R ' ;
W ' PlttsUtirir . worklnn under the dlrc-p.'
tlon of Charles H. MaoTowol(, chief S
8 ! of the t'hemlcoi Tlvislon of the' War i Si
PTR.tUTfR IVOIIT 2 j Industries Board, and Dr. . E. ' It. IS
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WHITMAN CANIIF.8
practical jrlfts. .Drop In
look over oor 'i display;
men and women.
.-and
For
CAMERAS ?
LEATHER OOOPS
SIIAVINO SET8
TOII-CT WATER
PKIIFl'ME
gArrmr razors
MAXICl'RINO SCTS
And lot of other articles
gladden the hearts of all.
Tallman & Co. 4
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jWeldleln.
TA Platinum, which heretofore has
Si been esueiltlal to the manufacture of
K sulphuric acid, and consequently of
(J hlKh explosives, was so scarce here for
fjia time that the government took con-
KitartlnjiT up,
trol and fixed the jirice at $1"6 an
ounce, rlxlilly restricting Its distribu
tion. After the discovery of the substi
tutea, small plant was built which
turns out 100 pounds of 'sulphuric acid
a day and a five tone plant Is now
The new substance is said In some
respects to excel platinum and Its cost
Ij, about one-third that of plotlnlim.
SHU'S REMOVE f;IAH
XEW'VOIIK. Hec. Ht. The r
nioval at nntl-snhmarliie enns on
nierduitit vessels whieh oWTatiHl In
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' Moid Tickets 21 Minis lor fn.00
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SUPER-SIX
7-PASSENGER
TOURING
5-PASSENGER
"SPEEDSTER"
Now here for Immediate dlIvory.
It's present jirlee will he maintained hy rensnn
of It never having made any rxorbitnnt "T-nr
rulBe."
Class Saftey Speed Economy
Protect yourself by investigating now.
Oregon Motor Garage
INCORPQiUTEUs
111. Ill, 111, 1M West Com St. VoIcidImmm M I,
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