East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 01, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAGES DAILY BAST OREOQITIAIT, MaTOLETOH, OREQOff. THTJRSDAT JANUARY 1, 1920 PAOb TT73 CONROY'S GROCERY IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS Crisco. . Vt lbs. 60c, 3 lbs. $1.15, 6 lbs. $2.30 Extra Quality 7 oz. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c Shasta Tea, blk. or green, 2 lb. 25c, 1 lb. 50c Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins 5 tot $1.00 Van Camps and Franks Soups, 2 for. . . 25c EXTRA GOOD BULK COFFEE, LB.. 45c Soap, Sunny Monday, 7 for 50c Mexican Red Beans. ... 3 lbs. 25c, 7 lbs. 50c Blue Karo Syrup. .No. 5, 55c, No. 10, $1J0 Shredded Wheat, each isc Olympic Pancake Flour 35C BX tii;.Nu v WOOD, (l.'i.il.-,! )!, Hluff t'oriiHiMimlf HKJCrte, twKMrland. tBy mull.) - Krom "The Playground of Buropa" of before the war Switzerland him occome "The i'li.llliijj Oround rHM llf nf, - in THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to a most delight ful open car with always a top protecting against the sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3j4-inch tires front and rear. A real family car. Won't you come in and look at it? I he delights of the electric f car with the economy of the Ford. SIMPSON AUTO CO. Phone 408 WE WISH YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR With this goes a hearty thank you for the close co-operation you have given us in the past and trust we can serve you in the future. Warren 's Music House Pendleton, Oregon. Phone 524. 820 Main St nf Bit war. And all ttilM plutUn. RUty nw In njinnmriMq m ona general end of ' 1 "minuti,,,, ,,r ,, Danul.iaii cull. federation." To the rredlt of the KwIkk It moHl be iiii Hint tby resent in i h efctreme diKrae thu uImihc that Im now lielnK niilo of their Oountri and their ho8- !' ncu ruiiTM una ki.iIi-m. I ....ii ..i ' in . 1 1 h and states but they urc as helpless In- the -mutter an thny ure Innocent Walla than cannot keep their little country from belnir converted Into on Incubator, however, they eun at leant try to keep tho plots being brooded therein from actually hatching, and the Hwiss m cret service together -th Itn nend armeH, Its policemen, ltM detectives nn kiioii). otiicuilM Kenei'ally arc putting In quite a few sleepless nlBhts lo thin end. In fact thore la every reason to nrc- unie that they arc losing more sleep trying to keep Hie Dlols from hatch. lOg Ihan the ulotterH are in ,,. to muke thcni hay-h. Railed statesmen aim ruterK ha v .. to keen base: i, lot ting la llf,. itelr to ex-tatemrieu and Ui r,m i an,l j iM entirolv nos- elble that Switzerland la tnkimr ih. plotting that la goinif on within her border ubout a hundred times more ' hun are tho plotter them- ervee. In uny event both aro keep ing busy. One GMM SoIumiik. ftow that the gradual readjustment of Kuroiie has left no doubts in the Hindi of certain cvllcd rulers like ex Mng Conatantlnc of Oraaea and aome of the former rulers of Herman states of the hopelessness of their causes, all or the plotting in Switzerland has come slowly to center on one great scncine, a scheme that is not only considered possible but that is con sidered by many of the greatest minds and authorities of Kurope as being absolutely imperative and Inevitable. This la the constitution or a Danu bian Federation to replace the old Uual Monarchy, and which MCondlng to its backers. Is the only thing that an Insure the lite of the hair dozen or more state Into which the old Austri-un-Hungarian monarch has been di vided. Whether this Danubinn Federal ion ha Its center north of the Danube with what Is left of Hungary und Aus tria ii a basis or whether it has ils cencr south of the Da nut with Sir- i bla and Rumania playing the leading, j roe: whether It I monorchia.! or re- put. 'can In form, together with hnlf I B d'.ren ..ther possibilities or ramltlca- 1 " : ' renerallv considered unim- T i ". AM that Is regarded as vital I ii d i-.t..- itiv. is '.hat such a confed- e-a-i-e I... eiuitlt-itd and that It be;. c, ii, rn run harmony with and support "i' i lie allies. ni.-i eanern i. u -kaun-. Tie new s'ates I.ke I'obind and Cm ho-Sloakla figure they can go it nlone. They don't know as a matter of fact because they have not tried Vet, and tbev are determined to try, but the political and economical states men of Kurope are Inking mighy aakn ice. Finally Serbia and Ruman ia which have already demonstrated their ability to go It alone will, it Is generally conceded, with their In- I creased territory and Booulailon re- .sources -and war debts bo able to Met way with it and yet ii la Insisted ' urin UIIIUT runo lhc would be able to do ,1 much ! ,- -ICAK MUNI LlVL'S iter in a confederae existence than j alone. Hungaria and German Austria, as they will exist when the peace confer ence rinlshes its work, will bo dead state their own people and stats inen admit that. Poland and Czecho slovakia are merle gambling bets. Hut Millions c, rnvrjnzinc. subscriptions expire thl3 month! With tho Hwranoona oavance or paper prices and labor it I certain that nearly all magarines will advance their . ouus.ripiion prices at leaat from Z5'0 to 60V BY ORDERING NOW YOU WILL SAVE BIG MONEY. 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A hunt nded here yes Hernal, 21 and is of Francisco Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt in Costume She Wore at Russian Relief Bazaar a raarnai, u. prnaiiattBiM fHrmcr of Btli station, near hero, were arrested Uy fodoral officials on ohSTtfaa of bavins avaded tho drtitt. it ml oharsad that tlll'.v flod to .Mixjo after failinB lo SM M DARKENS HAIR TO ANP SHADE MlXCd Sulphur With It lo More VInr, (.loss Yo.athfuliir . The Children Will Want It -"'IF-T MavajSaKaKVm?n The car that will make you a proud owner. The car that a demonstration from us will make you a buyer. T. & S. Motor Co. 31 ist( r irk to I!l i int uied .M- da Ma II. i Walla alley Trult lnsM-.'t INhh-. K. ;. Wood, district Ivort cultural inspector at Walla WaJla. has com-plet-'d an investiiration of fruit pros pects In the valley, following the re cent cold spell, and reached the fol lowing conclusions: Common gSahtctfl sasi- 'brewed into a heavy t-a with sulphur addetl. will turn ra . streaked and faded hair I MMIlUfll1lV dark and luxuriant, .fust ,a'fv applfeai ions will prove a rcvcla jtfon if your hair is fading, streaked or ' irray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul phur recipe at h'tne, though, k trou hlcsome. An easior way is to gQj ;1 (Mttl of Wycth's Siige and Sulphur ('imtiiiid at any drug store all n..dy for use. This is the old-t ime rooips improved l.y the addition of other In- I i;r'dients. Huds on peach apric eherr- trees hax' practi. killed ami there will he year. Prunes escaped d and sweet lly all heen o crop next m.iire. . p. pies were slights damaged hut enough huds wereleftto make a good crop In some orchards. 722 Cottonwood Phone 46 a. -1 KUht rivh(M-mcn Mis.iniT. . A X KU A N ' I EK ' .Ian. 1 . -E iuh t fishermen, occupants of t wo small crafts otit near the Parallon islands. were missinc la:;t night, while wre k aye from nio of the boats was cast along the ocean beach near the Gold en ( Jate. The opinion was expressed along the waterfront that the boats were caught in the heavy fog last STOP PAIN! RUB OUT NEURALGIA TORTURE llistn nt RrfW! Kllli NenraUia IMin 1 'nun Vour ftartt, Head or Dodiy With -.st. ,?acoix rJntmcmt." ' while Wispy, gray, faded hair is not I sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appoarajice and at tract I ve- ness. H darken in ir your hair wit h : Wyrth's EkkKS and lsilhur t'ompouiid, I no on can' tell, because it does it so j naturally, so evenly. You just dampen ja sponce or soft brush with it and i draw this through your hfl ir. t&kthfl j one small strand at a time; by (morning all gray hairs have diapp red. and. t after atuUher application or tw. your jhalr becoinea btautiftilly dark, glossy, j soft and luxuriant. I -m f 3f :- - . , '.rf Miss Corm-lia Jindcrlrilt New York society matrons and ni- ni hers of the younger set. In Russian I costumes, turned saleswoman, presid- ' cd at booths, sold flowers and clgare- ! tes and acted as waitresses at a bazar' held under the auspices of the Ameri- can entral ommlttep for Kussian else ui Helier. Th k i , 1 . , , - , ,n i , i , i, h.. ISlaat Cornelia. Vanderbitl -wearing n strik-t tngQtuma, -i. i,i,-..i -i- Totl are to be pitied -but remember i ! that neuralgia torture and pain is Ihe j easiest thing in the world to stop. I F'lease don't continue to suffer; it's so neegiess. (Jet from your druggist the ( small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs l.ini- I ment;" pour a ifttle in your hand and ! gently rub tho 'tender nerve" or sore j spot, and instantly yes, Immediately till pain, ache and soreness is gone, j "St. Jacobs Uniment" conquers pain ' It U perfectly harmless and doesn't burn or discolor the skin. Nothing lUtokty. 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