East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 01, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PEWDLETOW, OREGON, THURSDAY JANUARY 1, 1020. PAGE THRU x News of Pendleton I L r I - L ftwjw RetanM to Viilli y. W. J. Altilvuy, uf oiutfon Clly, n 111, I,,, liniiit' on No. 21 liml nlKhl aft) "'" ' wiiwi ilnyx lu ll' anil at oi hoik uiiimiiIIiik lo lire tlm BtUrUvaat imtatu for wan iitloiiii-y. I- (-IomIok of Which he 0XTHloi K NllWKf. Uttla Dorla Snyder, is montha old uaiiKlilil- or Mr. anil Mm hit ,.r l'. ii ll. l..n, i ml Kny- omv at the May,, lli-nthiTH Hiinltiiriuni, Hm-hoiilcr, Minn., Word of the opera tion wan Ronveynd In a I, IK lit I attar n , , ivod today by Mrs. Thomas Hun, p. Ion from Mm Snyder, w0 i j,er daughter. with ifttfrnad Imnieillalely ' dflor, io,I''sI"n In Miti Monday. mart the naw yfar In dwuldo brne. ' monthly mauling of PandAl I Kiioeh Carl Krledly unil Minn Ralari M. I'uat, Am,-r, an lx'Kloo, will both I Whltniore were Declined 10 mod today, I n the county library Hn-inliy tut their llccnno huvlnif the distinction of j Monday evening, January &,' at 1 beln b tho firm in thla county to lie oSelock. There will be Hi ... J . ,,,, u januury i, la.-ii. inn: 01 puaineM lo con l a before . iiiwinx uccoldlnif to if. J. WaV ..... . . . f ehairinaii. Ill KlH I-Hll'll l.il-CIIM ,. . on I.'. .. ...I.. I a, " H. " ' . i . . . j I,-'.,, 'I County .Suiiurintondent w. V Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 Q 1A.fvI TV SERVICE Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 i tii ner, PENDLETON'S LEADING STORIO At the clone of buainaaa yeeterday 1 vir!,,.. I., frnni an ,, n, t, ,1 1,,,, fr iifl' liioi, ii the county clerk'n office I, received and filed iiiiiillcutloiis for 103 main day llccnnen. The collam hav all iieen made up and will be in th inailn tomorrow. The dog tax law rc- I inlri n that the animal wear their -"lld Bnay In I 'lnal Month. I'lipid nh.iwcd hlmnelf a huny ncr "n during Daoamber, with llcennoe iKMiied t,, 2x couple, in the 20 bualaaa dny of the month. Thin lH n better iihowlna tlliitl wan made In tile month of June and crowded September for ho i,, rn. BoOka In tho elerk n office nhiiw that tgt couplen were KTnnted nun 1 1, me lli-i-inn m iliirln;: the yeur JijBt j liiLKned. (lie, ii bun eone from 1'ortluml in , Icm to nerve on the state teachers' ex amlnins board for tho rent of thin week. He ban been attending- the nuetlna of tin. Ofapoa Btatfe Ceaehm' Icollura at ull llinen, un the collar hear "Hon, which cload itn aeaalon a buther tag with the aalmal'a num. 0"1"'"1 Me'day. I i,i r. Muklnir of tho tape him required the Installation of a amall ajjad ma chine ahop In l he clerk'n office, -which In operated by Deputy Clerk Cyril I'roelintel. During the (uenent Miontb applications urn expected for aavaral hundred iicenana tin tho luw ppovlda for the ilentructlon of linilcenMed ani ma.ll found after 30 daya. 22 OF FOREIGN BIRTH SKK FINAL PAPER; IJU NOT OVERLOOK THE OPPOHTUMTY NOW OF BUYING THAT New Suit, Coat or JDress At a big reduction in price. We will continue our Garment Sale for some time yel You will find just v hut you want. Come in and have a look. No trouble to show good; Council Take, Another Vanitlon. 'V "'He MOMkam For the se. ond auccennKti week, the The final murrlaire Uoanaaa of Mt city council did not meet l.mt cveiilnT, Were Jniud ye.iter.lay aflenloeri by '.ecu line of Un beinjf New Yeur., eve. County clerk Hrown to two local There are mimcri.ue muttera of now cnuplen. BllMCt C. Nelson 'nnil Minn I huaHiaJM -which will come baforaj the Cornellii Morton, of I'endleton, hud hody In Ita first Rnnalon of tho year ih-irn dated for December 31 and next Wednesday night, however. 101 iQl IQI loi 101lQi 101101101 101 THE NEW YEAR A flower unblown; a book unread; A casket with ita gifts concealed A tree with fruit unharvested ; A path untrod; a house whose rooms lack yet the heart's divine perfumes; A landscape whose wide border lies In silent shade 'neath silent skies; A wondrous fountain yet unsealed; Thia is the year that for you wait Beyond tomorrow's mystic gates. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. I 101101101101101101101101101101 Twenty-two men and women of foreiKn hhth are on the llatn to be ex umliied fr final cJUaaoanlp bapeca on .Saturday, January i,,, before Circuit Judue ft. w. I'hclps. Naturalization K'xamincr V. W. Tornlinain will be 'ere lo iiie.vion tie uppllcanta. l'our citizens of Germany ore :i mini!- tin- applicants li.i- rinlml Ifltatea citizenship. All of them have been carried over from previous lieur- jlnK and arc confident Hint their pr'tl- ,tions win be (ranted and ctuseiuhrp . ,i,.ei ,,j,j. , ,,e tooJ. wlK) wl)) r(. iiounce the present Bovernmcnt In lOermanj are; Ouatav Adolf Mutlar, I EdWard Karl l.lee;ana-. Jol.n Jacob I Kclben r and Martin Conrad. Kleven subjectji of Oeorne V., cm- , pei or w an me linlnina, ore apphy- Itog fur oluaaaaUp. this number five give Ireland aa their hlrlhplaoe, four claim Canada, one clalmn Hcot l.inil and one, Kiifland. (if the Cana dian applicants, one, .Irank- Oscar Walm.in. was born an Ameiiaan cltl zin, went to Canada anil wim n.-itural- ize-1 there, and baa since returned to aeek American citiaennhip. William Martin is the one Knellnhman and James Ilest the one Scotohman In the lint. The Canudluns. beaide Mr. Wal man. are: Oliver Graham Ijee, James I-ee and August Kluue. The Irisli ap plicants are: Janii n Henry Wilson, l'atrii k -Monaehun, Michael Giant, Special Lot Dress Goodg 82.00. $Z5Q Yd. Now in your opportunity to select a dress or skirt from this biff l't. Offered in all shades, such as navy, copen, preen, hrown, red, etc., of serges, ottoman cord, epingle, etc. Fabric Gloves 31.15 to 81.25 1 nese are excellent for wear and fit and warmth. Of fered in plain gloves and on French style. Comes in white, black and colors. All sizes in stock. Warm Gloves for Women and Children 25c to 81.25 Warm gioves for women and children, such as mittens and gloves. They come in white, black and colors. Make your selections now. HE SURE TO ATTEND. THE JUG GARMENT SALE in cur Ready-to-Wear De nartment. You will save money on the garment you purchase. We're sure to please you because the as sortments are good. Goats Nurse Stripe Ginghams 35c Yard A big assortment of nurse stripe gingham, suitable for uniforms. House dresses and aprons. We're showing many sizes, stripes and colors. Buv them now. Mm iylo ml Kenny and Klizabi Mull Greece furnishes four would-be citl :ens, including John I'allotcianla. Spe- I cs nalaahaaa, I'Uer Baranto and 'hrtst Tom iJrouann. Sweden la rep- " I by Henry John Anderson, Iwitzerland by John Meyer and Den- I lark by Arthur christian Jensen. im: gives tw.h OK KUHCAMf, O. A. C. M Vi GATI "ll'KOX ECU, Jifn. AGItlCCI.TrilAt, Halltad1callam and fduy night Citizenship." provided, including two reela of edu cational pictures, a humorous skit en titled '.Vow and Then' by 8. S. Har ralson, city editor ot tho Benton Cour ier, and music by a college orchestra. Kistration in still goim; on and will Con tin Us until at leaf Friday, frum present ludic.-itiona. Many will be present for the different meetings who are unable ro nwei.d tho enure week, others can only spare time lo hear tha leciures which are of the Was Stenographer to President of Company, Now She's President I The Fire" Thn vonr is nlwinat nnrlnil nnrl mnn in irif liri -.f Kiminicn nM ill null, M. IS., t-- . I vwjj iiui iii iiu.-uuciK ai c; vjuaiiij i:: i; KHlttr, .,, --! Interes accounts for Nineteen Nineteen. We ' wouiu uianK you to cnetK up your in surance and arrange to give us a share of your business for the coming year. V (. aBBBBaBajjaBaBBBBBBBBBBa 1 IPIb ' "' "r 1 1 1 ' " ' i? i i Hi on Ills Outing Flannels Buy your outing flannel needs now for a vear in ad vance because OUTING FLANNELS WILL BE HIGHER IN PRICE NEXT FALL. We're offering outing flannels in colors.25c and 35c yard. White outing flannel, 25c to 45c yard. Baby Wool Flannels 65e to 82.50 Yd. Keep the baby warm by using flannel petticoats of wool from our assortment. These are offered in plain and embroidered. They do not shrink and will wear well. Washes like linen. Bath Towels 25c to 81.25 Bath towels, made of double terry cloth, soft and very absorbent. We're offering the largest sizes and of best quality for the price. Comes in white and colors. " . Kobe Cloth 45c to 85c A robe to wear around the house these cool mornings will make quite a difference and specially if you use one of our patterns. Offered in colors and neat designs. Buy a length and try ft. Printed Georgette and Printed Chiffons Make up aist off one of these. You will certainly like it. Ultoreti in light and dark patterns. Most suit-iblo for waists. Select one now. Georgette, yard 53.75 .Chiffon, yard $2.00 of silk, plush, silvertone. velour, frostglow, silver tip, chamelon and other new fabrics in this season's authentic shades. ONE-HALF PRICE SUITS of silvertone, broadcloth, tricotine, men's wear serge, velour, peach bloom and duve- tvne. In shades of brown, navy blue, taupe, reindeer, overseas blue, Pekin and Copen hagen, in fact practically every modish shade in the season's demanded fabric. Braid trimmed, fur trimmed, hand em broidered. FROCKS OF TRICOTINE, TRICOLETTE, WOOL JERSEY, VELVETEENS, SATIN, MES SALINE, TAFFETA AND GEORGETTE. In modish shades. Showing refinement of finish. $19.50, $29.50, $39.50, $49.50, $59.50 Special Salt Rcninanl ONE-HALF PRICE This lot includes silk. cotton and woolen rem nants and in many instan ces a length long enough for a waist or skirt. RoaM J.oir or Pork. The iork ahoulil only lie eaten in oi-lil weu.ther. Thin recipe makes a fine Sunday roast. COtd, it Is also de licious: herries and a stalk of celery. Pea BBB the lek with salt, poiier an l a little sace. Set on ti of veKtaliles and roast. Haste well. When done, take out pork, skim fat i,ff the cr.nv UIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll! PUt into (he hottom of the roasting-- I add 1 cup houillon, l tahlespoon meat pun a sliced carrot, 1 onion, 3 boy j extract, strain and season and aerve In leaves, 6 cloves, a spoonful of peper , a Kravy boat. Comb Honey, per cake 1 35c Strained Honey pt. jars, 50c; qt. jars, 90c Old Yankee Syrup pt. jars, 40c; qt. jar, 75c Green Peppers, per pound 40c Cauliflower, per head 35c and 40c Troco (Oleomargarine) per pound 45c Cranberries, per quart 25c Choice Apples, per box $2.50 r 8 EH. VIC E en Grocery Deparfanent Two Phones 526fc lis Nellie M. Boot Once Mtenographor to ihe president of the Itantan R.W nt:ninK t'o. of Hniuiun. Cmn.( Miss Nellio It. fecott In now preNident of the concern, which in operated on n. profit AhaHttC plan. hUta Sci-tt M nftturallv adapted to jthe work of boalACM organization and j in uiaKeinent and became a director, j tln-n heail of ihe eoniati. It's nhiMit time ft.r advert isrnients of tltij wort to appear: "A monkey Kland I'll Phip to you. and make your Krandpa pood as new. I guarantee a perfot. The prraftinR- will not hurt a hit. A better (land cannot he bought; a cheaper one need not ho sought. Nashviiic Twintmwh, Fire Chief Warns You of the extra hazard existing now and all through the holidays. SHOP EARLY PHONE 604 TODAY FOR MORE INSURANCE J. H. ESTES Phone 604 014 Main St COAL I Get it Now While the Getting is Good. j Sunshine H's the best from Rock Springs. Royal a 9ne of the best of Utah's Coais. A.N ORDER WILL C ONVINCE YOU Phone 92 Van Petten Lumbe Company 700 W. Alta 1 .i.llll I '''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,