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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

guests Wednesday Miss Hazel Haas and Miss
Eyelyp McNab
Mrs D L Tully entertained party of
youngsters in honor of the sixth birthday
UHu'yusay of her little daughter lc0ra
playing outdoor games They also enjoyed
throughout thu afternoon. and ut 3 O'Clock
Hn ire was served. after which the little boys
were presented with flags and tho little
thirteen OF Gcueyieycs little friends en-
.'L,d ihs afternoon party
Mrs w. s. Turman and children left the
irst uf the Noek for ashland. ky. for lAe
summer They viii visit In Pittsburgh Pa.
also.
Mrs. Ethel Fee ha, returned from visit
with relatives and friends in Knox Ind
Miss Lcona klmh'cy rs attending a house
party in MadisonyiNe, Texas, This week
From there She will 20 90 Galveston
Mrs Henry Kahn left this week for the
east She will spend q few days in Toledo
Ohio, attending the wedding ot niece She
y'' be- joined there by Mr. Kahn. and to
-tther they viii go ON TO New York city,
returning iu about a month
\ lovely morning bridge party today had
%. hostess Miss Donna Collins Sweet peas
and ferns were u,ol very attraciiNr.y in the
rooms, lu the game Mis-, Ntrlry took the
favor for high score. two course luHrheou
was served on the card tables following tine
game, to the Misses King Necl'y Nhyte
. HALL Cuddy McCrory Carter Sammuu>
IloruhurE Douglas, Lamb Mabrey and Mrs
g. A. Johns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

DR.. Larkns, ostcopathic physician
third floor New Daniel building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
HE SOCIAL SIDE
OF THE STATE

NH. -. l..,., h..r
guests rom I'Wela VINO are M"ua.n'H t,, ''t',,
Were ,grygd ,rI tny game ] aaa ,9',rs s rg,S Tg,S
~ ,a'" 7'"''' '"' H"''''
'"nts' , ,,. ..l .ng5r.r Rev
Mrs. j. Morrison gHG 'g,utrIn' I,,. Nor yorr
! 'eIt"' ",l "a"'' '''"', ~ 'i' ,i r.t ~ ,ha
N"WIul''. p.,....-l ....t ..t,fl,....,,,j Mr..
r.tNI't l.|'" u. anu" v'," uitr" GIn Tor
L'"'' loHs nave -""' '' "'"'"''' N'.''
'"T rw'"ii', iIiI.,,,l,,r ~ ma. ,,ir.s Io,,a has
! '''. % ,;.,,ir., I.r
/ returned - Net nome, Ii,t5 N'''''s "''
/ u'HENeL MIH ruEN' NrH..'stn ,,,,,. ,,,r
,ni luesoSy afternoon ,nd m "Rr" Frarce. "'
/ Two children, "e"rsy lI" aug ianr'N. ,,.r
/ iH'"lr euPp'' was N''''" wa ''' '""'
| '", -'"gN t.,. p.n.. ..r,.r,,,r.d nj ,r,,i,p
/ n n.i,SA i,-,,i, I,,I', 49, Sr,, ;, G,rnr of
W"-, ,'', ~, I,,,,r,r ir,,g,n,
C.a.r,,, N,,i' Slorl'n,r. ,rj 11irgrs psrE Of
Mmce Ind The EoeSt 't Included IoIS N|i.gS 2i,S
i..,-, "', "I' L'Ii FIrn oIrn NeI
Ti,n,l 'iS,,"' p.,,,' pNl,tin nrUs smib Iur.lr
WHlmsor n tbrr I6rkard Hazel Barring
4 N.r;,.' p,,.H 'NT A.. Thrnct,,ortnr Frgnre,
fte Anna J2rA,on' Mar,9S Ha,S, hI"Hf n. NiH"ic WSi
',,n,TT L,,, V,a,tbcr. PbyiHs Ward
! ,,i,r W. .'''iTIS, N'''' n"i,. .atl
LNH-"'t .i N0,p,,T ,I.,T,,r"s R,, Rryiris
and 'Ottyay S,nnirr
'"HH O"MM"l 'iiI,l-.s - C,d,r R,pids
Mrs. Irrngr' ,iIeIETs Gi, 'SuHr 'pSuu,, ,G..
. 'uNN I"'ln,l'l M.,N ,I.".u ~ 6,g,ns
pon. Nor p'''"'N' "'' ''"
""t4o'' NJ. Il srL.s b,ve popa IN
| 'l.' ~ 'isit t-ietiya. for sew.
/ "lg'nNN.e, Ie>"S' TO ''s' 'T'"'''' ''' '''
/ ''1', N''N Sri,, .,,.., ,t,tho- Gooss port,
frno, .rr"m tfo' 'c"I.Lratior 0f his ninth
gay "I.tl.ooh III ,"',"" ront..ts
"',,'"'l ,.lI r.,i' 5nriG, b@ o}t.rnoon After
Which ;r.s ond tbe biTthday cake were served.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Don't Use Soap
On Your Hair

When you wash your hair, don't use
soap. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain to much alkali, which is
very injurious. as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil, for it is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap, and beats soaps Of anything
else all to pieces. You can get this at
any drug store, and few ounces Will
last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
ard rub it in. about a teaspoonful is all
that is required. 1t makes an abund-
Ance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and Is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy,
wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, It
loosens and takes out every particle Of
dust, dirt and dandruff.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

Dr. and Mrs j. Il. Francis osteo-
pathic physicians. 4OG Bliss building,
Adv
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SNPIIIN


Miss Mildred sherman and Wihur Wal
lace, both Of Dumright We're united IN
maTmg, sunday evening boy the Rev Wei
lugtou b. LuuckS The ceremony took place
/ AT the PRESBYTERIAN mau,e. MessrS q G.
Taylor BrT Este, and Brooks Burnett act.
/ ing ls witnesses. The young couple Will be
at HON, TO their friends in Drumright
Miss Claire Bnssrt very charmlnEly en-
( teriuinpd the girls OF the Gamma Delta Delta
club 1t their regular meeting Saturday night
| at her home Four tables Of auction were
arranged The high score was made by Miss
| Marie cobb who received pair Of silk hose
/ Guests other than club members We're
Misses Margaret McCughu Cecil Fisher Ruth
krcss Ruth McCaughn Helen Firhtl. Sylvia
/ Jones Flora Rose Mrs p V. Murray and
Miss Looua House OF Oklahoma City
! Mrs d. A. BoworSock entertained Monday
! with noon luncheon for Mrs. s. T CHutrcli
and daughters Helen, Ruth and Alice who
/ left the same day for their homes in Bal.
Miss Pearl Fiskc entertained Saturday
night at her home. 1923 South Oklahoma.
with q lawn party, houoring her cousins,
| Victor and Thelma Bcchtrl Of Glencoe.
Prizes were given for the tackest costumes.
! Lucille Elliott Victor Brchtel and Chester
! Perkins being the winners At late hour
! the guests were served with most delicious
| ice course. Those present We're Misses I.u'
ellie Elliott Chloe McGnty Teresa Saun'
! defur Emma Gales, Thrma Bechtel Fay
! Perkins, Nessrs. Charlie Perkins Charles
| McKuty Alfred Perkins Victor BechteL
| Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Taylor and son Ralph.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gales, Bessie and Inez
| Fisk
Mrs. J. +. Lawrence was hostess to the
| Lilly Bid Auction Bridge club Tuesday
/ afternoon, \ dchshttul afternoon was spent
Mrs John Brady 'nrinE ,the guest of honor
Mrs Kay Atwood scored hish ana received
the usual club favor sterling silver spoon
At the close of the game two course lunch.
'fhc Indies Of the Good VIII club held a
pleasant picnic Tuesday evening at the Clty
park All members and their families were
present Ihe picnlckerS 'ett town at
o'cIock ana ot 1880 lovely supper was
The Busy Hour Embroidery club met
| tuesday AFTERNOON with Mrs. H. \. WOOL
bridge Miss Ciaire Williams ana Mrs. FGr
geNou OF oklahoma CITY mother OF the
entertained the guests wlh several pan" ST.
lectionS The afternoon was spent with EN-
hroidery work and at late hour the hostess
served salad ana zee course. Ihe cInl
will meet in two weeks with Mrs, d. D
Parmlec
gave lawn party Ihursday hghl at me
Narrher home. Progressive bridge WINS
was played throughout the evening ana tho''
purchasing score cards were served wth zee
cream and cake at the conclusion Of The
games musical program was rendered u
took part in the program were were Mrs L9gal
SrnakGr Misses Ethel Williams ,Geneyiey'
Hniillh, Margaret lteRhage CdrthrN burnett
'ofothy Hrnhage, NefceHeS Ber'oh' Gamer
inc Burnett Helen Nichols and Heller
karchcr.
IN ManRtoTd spending the week as th'
guests OF Miss Eunlce Arnold.
MT and Mrs, d. J.. Peters ana cmidreh o.
Van BgreIn, Ark, spent the Weekend at IN
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CUSHING.

lHenrietts Vins0n)
The Misses Yates, Bn5u0n and Ethel
Parker were the guests Of Cushing friends
Monday from Avery
Albert Blair was out from Sapulpa sun
day for visit with his sister. Mrs Carver.
Mr. and Mrs ! A. Lash and two daugh-
ters, Sarah and Florence started the first
OF tho week for an outing at Conneaut Lake,
Pa
Mrs G. A. Furrow was the guest OF
Cleveland friends the first Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. G. Jones Of Cleveland was Wis.
iting relatives In Gushing the first Of the
week From here she goes to Drumright
to VISIT her mother
Miss Otte Ware Of saltwater had for
her guest Miss Ethel Hoffer over Sunday
Mrs. q. o. Suman and Miss Frances Pat
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OKMULGEE.
dorothy OwenD

DOROTHY Owen)
The first social event Of the week was
the dance given at Lake park Monday night
Lv Mr. and Mrs d. Lotion Fuqua, c0mpli-
mentinr Miss Floss Summons, guest Of Miss
LCtitia Carter. and Mr.. Bennett Fuqua, guest
of the Fuuuas II was a delightfully."- nfor
NAL affair and punch was served through
ont ont tbe evening Music was furnished by
Mrs r. o. sutton and those dancing were
Misses Sammons brown. King, Whyte.
Neolev. stone Scohy. Hamilton, Wanett
Hamilton Lamb Trevor. Owens Uri, Car
Ter Cuddv McCrorv. Roach. Douglas
Tbornburg Teyan. Han Kennedy Allen and
Nrsers Fuuua Lambert CrOtty AddertOn,
S,ohv K,1e Irvine Biggs Lowell COtt,
Bruudidge Ba,sctt. Moltz. Neville, Iri
Iiopton. Hobrook. Woodward, Brauulich.
WA "%5''N Ne.dames Fnono Mabrry and Dawley.
Miss Elizabeth Oosterhuis left yesterday
frierds in Chicago and a brother. Prof Al.
vim Of,tcrhuis Of the Wisconsin university
for 4pp'rost tbe rest Of 5f'y the summer. NM 7'"
Miss Josephine Raw.ey. who is attending
Ea., Central state rormaI suept a few days
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Allen are anticipating
n visit from their daughter Mrs r. A. Rice.
Of Eureka. Kan, who with Mr. Rice and
their SON David are driving through by auto.
Mrs " ID Barksdale and daughter Mary
| left Tuesday FOR Riplev. Tenn to visit Mrs
BarkdaIe's daughter Mrs sam Fryar
Mrs l. b Morgan of Arson Texas. is
the quest of her sister. Mrs j. ". Cott.
Mrs. s c. Wenkle entertained at a chill.
drenS' party yesterday afternoon in honor
! of the ninth birthday anniversary Of her
| daughter Alta Laurie Games were played
ON the lawn, after which delicious refresh.
merts were served Fifteen little girls en-
! icyed tho afternoon Mrs NJ f. Moroney
| aa,ssistcd Mrs Wcnkie
Honorinr Miss Amv Cuddv and Miss Alice
! NcCrory Mrs. G 4. Johns gave lovely
morning Bridge Monday The favor for high
| the game two course luncheon was served
| The rooms were beautiful with garden flow
ers sealed AT three tables were the Misses
! Cuddy. NcCrorv. Whyte. Collins. Douglas
! King Nabrey. Neeley, Sammons. Carter
| Lamb and Thornburg
] Mrs W. c johnson left for Fort Wayne
| Ind Tuesday on account Of the Illness OF
Mrs Theresa McClelland Of Chickasha
who formerly lived here is visiting in the
! rity
Mrs Stafford Funk and son John lef
! this week for six weeks visit in Sar
Francesca Los Angeles and Long Beach, Cal
! riett gave another OF their delightful dane
I inc uartirs TUESDAY night These affairs ar,
aIIS r"''ys ysrY nf"imoI9 There were card
and dancing for those who cared and yard
seats an The lawn for those preferring tn,
| cool outdoors other than japanese Ian
terms there vero no decorations Punch wa,
! served throughout the evening and later iceC
retro ebmepts There were 40 guests.
| Ms Unrrv Fair and little daughter Eliza
viii he gone until the first Of September
| Dr M /, Butler, former Methods
| minister az his nlace lint now of Ardmore
| is visiting his daughter, Mrs r. II. Ellison
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is assured, for drilling operations are
beginning to open up like old times.
and that means a great big monthly
pay roll, which vii find its way into
the channels of local business"
There has been more demand for
Tulsa real estate in the past few
weeks than In any previous summer
season. according to Mr.. Berry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Then and Now.

You must not be 50 Quarrels0me,
Willie" said Williams father, impress
sively Remember that the meek
shall inherit the earth. Maybe they
will hereafter responded the young
militant, "hut around at my school
they are used TO wipe up the earth. -
Richmond Times Dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
NEW WATER SYSTEM FOR
UMATILLA ABOUT READY
FEW MINOR CONNECTIONS RE
MAIN TO BE MADE-OTH-
ER NEWS NOTES,

Especial orrespundence.1
UMATILLA, ore, Dee Mrs
II. Pound. entertained Father Holmes
and Father Butler OF Hermtston at
dinner Thanksgiving day.
Albert Fords mother is visiting
him foI short time.
Mrs Il. G. Evans, who has been
sick with tonsilitis, is improving
very rapidly and Is expected to he
out in a Few days
Miss Miriam Blakeley went to Her
miston Saturday morning
Father Holmes, who has taken
Father Callahan's place Is get.tn.
acquainted and making friends.
The Danish Musical CO. gave "a
very appreeiative musical number
last FRIDAY evening,
D. c. Brownell of Portland Is H
town looking after business interest
here.
The new tank is now completed
The workmen finished putting The
roof on Monday The pump was in
stalled last Friday 4 few minor
connections and the new water sys-
TEN will be in actual use.
+. Mckenzie, freight clerk In tn
depot. made business trip TO Port
land Friday.
Mrs. II. b. Hull, Mrs. II. y. Dryer
and Miss Ramona Bissell OF this
place attended the Christian Scientist
loo a.. i'm
morning.
\ party Of young folks gathered at
the home of Eugene Dexter Satur-
day evening All reported a good
time.
A rain and slcet storm visited here
sunday and sunday night
J. A. joyce and L. W. Compton
have constructed motor boat tp use
on the Columbia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

MUSKEGON. Dec. 1.-Raymond
Wyer. director Of the Hackley Art
Gallery Of this cltv, mas resigned his
place. after putting this city on the
art map Of the world in the four
years Of the museums career. He
announced his intention to retire at
The expiration of his contract ~ a
protest against the reactionary atti-
tude of certain members Of the Mus
kegon board Of education. who no
says take no interest i'm art but who
hold the balance of power and Use IL
"a the detriment Of the gallery.
\ large sum Of money was left by
the late Charles n Hackley. Muskc
gons famous multmlllionaire lum-
herman for the purchase of per-.
mansHt collection of paintings for the
city his total benefactions to tho mu-
nicipality amounting to nearly s5,-
100000 The services of Mr. Wver
were obtained in England. and no
brought together number Of paint
ings and other works Of art. form
ing the nucleus Of permanent col
lection which has been favorablH
commented upon by art authorities
in all parts Of the civilized world.
Despite his abilities and the eff
forts made here to retain them, how
ever. Mr.. Wyers service will be lost
to Muskegon and Michigan for he
refuses to be identified with an insti-
tuition when it entails the sacrifice Of
his convictions Resides he sdy5
England may need him in the trcn, It.
es AZ the front
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

" r. Chapman. secretary Of the
Portland lodge. Frstern4l order "
Eagles. said THE Eagles viii main
tain their club rooms at the aerie
headquarters. Third and Madison
streets. and will endeayor 10 make
them az attractive 10 members as
possible. There Will be strict compile
ance with the law. and no bootlegger
will do business here
The LOYAL order Or Moose with
headquarters in the ROYAL building
between Park and Broadway IN Nor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

one Eoui CIT in joints; Z CUP -four;
y ha5booHjHiSait; biack bctbc,; 2capf
-four; ; Aiei &Lb00RtHb n { Baking
Porter Il tcdSbooafm saH < cnb
shortening; piikk or cream.
Cover the fowl with boiling water and
letsImmer until tender, then remove to a
baking dish. Mix the 4 cup -four, salt
and black pepper with cold water to a
smooth paste and use 10 thicken the
broth Remove the fat from the top oi
the broth if necessary before adding tie
thickening Pour this gravy over the
fowl, until it is nearly covered, and re-
serve the rest 10 serve apart. Sift to-
gether the -four, baking powder and salt,
three times; into this work the shorten
ing and use cream or milk to make a
dough, less stiff than for biscuits. Put
this by spoonills over the fowl in the
dish, which it should rest upon and
completely cover. Let take about s.
minutes.
When yuunz tender chickens are scarce. TITS
presents most satisfactory way Of serving old
fowls, Veal or lamb prepared iu this uannert ts
more appeiizing than whan 4-fed ne 4 stew.
Try THIS and the - other dcli,iuus recipes ia
the X { Cooks Book. a copy Of which mag be
secured free by sending the culofcd certificate
packed In the S-ceui can 0i 4 Hikiug Pow.
Ger 70 the IAoILs hFG' Co, GhicaG0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

rlson street. viii sell every drop Of L.
quors that may be in stock on Wed.
nesday night. December 49, and the
members Of the board are emphatic
in declaring that there will be strict
compliance with the law. and swift
detection and expulsion Of any mem
Der or outsider endeayoring In any
way 10 violate the Law.
we expect TO have no trouble AMI
to keep our clubrooms attractive
without violation of The law" SAID
p l. Proctor, secretary Most Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

lHeluhelS OF the tluD Tor the Honey
man art lectures will be available SO
that the individual members may Sc.
cure them.
The Jolly Neighbors were delight
fully entertained yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Lowell L. Rogers on
Water street, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs
a. J. McAllister being joint HOSTESS
es, Aside from members they had
as guests Mrs Nesmith Ankeny. Mrs
H. IL Hattery, Mrs c NJ. Stype Mrs.
j Z. Mullinix and Mrs, James A.
Fee. The club prize in the play was
won by Mrs. Wesley y, Matlock
while Mrs, Fee captured the guest
trophy,
The Paris Aid, the Women's Aux
Hilary and the Sanctuary Chapter
the three ladies' organizations of the
Episcopal church are being entertain
ed this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs c. X Cranston by Mrs. Benia-
min Burroughs and Mrs. Lester A
Cronin.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson +. Brock en-
tertained very pleasantly last evening
at their home on North Main street,
their guests being members of the
Evening Bridge Club and quite a
number of other friends, Honors
were won BY Mrs Frank B. Hayes
and Westbrooke Dickson. Guests
other than members included Mr and
Mrs, Norborne Berkeley, Mr.. aHd
Mrs Frank b. HAYES, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mayberry. Mrs Henry Dixon
Jones, Mrs, \. Phimister Proctor
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Thompson, DR.,
and Mrs H. H, Hattery Mrs. Wilson
d. McNary Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Bond, pr and Mrs. Augustus f. Tam
leslie and Westbrooke Dickson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

our members coming sere now do
not patronize the club except to buy
cigars and soft drinks. There will ne
no experiments allowed In possible
eyasions Of the law The Loyal order
NJ Moose II loyal to the will Of the
people "
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
land Friday.
E.cnncd Icncr Rctnrn..

81. LOUIS. Mo, Nov go ivar-e
Cradle leper who escaped from
quarantine here two years ago. has
returned Cradle said he went la
Washington and then To Pittsburs
where he was placed in quarantine
He escaped and after wandering from
city to city he decided to return &
st. Louis He has been sent back q
the quarantine station
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
ROAD TO BUILD FEEDERS.


SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 3O-C. NJ
Levy, general manager of the West
ern Pacific railroad announced here
that the road would emerge from its
receiyership with means provided for
the construction of branch lines at n
cost aggregating approximately SEQ
oo0,o00 Although he did not indi-
cate where the proposed feeders
would extend, he said thl- the
branches would he constructed pri-
marily for the development of the
freight business.
The present earnings of the road
are the hest in its history said Mr
Levy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
PORTLAND CLUBS WILL
NOT TRIFLE WITH LAW
INrONICANTS WILL BE TABOO
NErFIl JANUARY 1. Is
ANNOINCEMFNT.

PORTLAND. ore. Dec. As in
dIvatlng the attitude Of the different
clubs In Portland toward the Drohi-
hiuon law. the Press club will abso-
lutrly comply with the law In every
particular
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

LONDON Dec. Five Of the crew
Of the British steamer KlngswGN,
sunk by submarine. are missing
Twenty were landed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01

Captain Daniel Yowers of Mary
vile, Pa, said to have made 5000
voyages on the susquehanna river as
raftsman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
mQSIL43IT-sg-Aso
TIlIIIILIIITLlILIlIIlI
Additional Social and Per-
sonal News on Page 5.

The Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs
stephen A, Lowell with Mrs. Lowell
and Mrs, a. j. owen as hostesses. AT
the meeting the tickets subscribed by
members OF the club for the Honey
man art lectures will be available SO
that the individual members may Sc
cure them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
Chicken Pot Pie
The Chefs Fsvorite

- 7FH''' = !" y ' -
BpWi1. Janet NrkrR-ir mn. Fdiioyo Of
The B0siog Co0kiHg Sh0Ji IIga=igs
Some folks think that only "colored
mammics' can cook chicken, but atrial
Of this famous chicken pot pie dsproyes
that assertion Every member of the
family vii! thoroughly enjoy it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
Great Sale of Mems
OVERCOATS

5 $50 Overcoats are Reduced to .....,
$1,000 Overcoats are Reduced to Ill.,.
S15.C0 Overcoats are Reduced to .....
S17.50 Overcoats are Reduced to .....
$4,000 Overcoats are Reduced to .....
S22.50 Overcoats are Reduced to ....
$500 Overcoats are Reduced to .....
S27.5G Overcoats are Reduced to .....
$4,000 Overcoats are Reduced to ....
S42.50 Overcoats are Reduced to ILL.,.
$47.50 Overcoats are Reduced to ....
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
GRANT CNTTLE STARVING.
iced Shortage, Brought on by Earl,
Winter. Causes Drop In PriCrs.

BAKER, ore. Nov So Becaus,
Of the lack If feed caused by the early
winter, many cattle are reported ga
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-01
Coffee

The essence of coffee is
hidden in the bean. You
can't see it.
For SchiIIing 5 Best we
select the beans with the
most g00d flavor; clean
them, blend them, roast
them just right, grind
them into even particles
and take-out the bittcrish
chaff. Then we pack the
coffee into alright tins.
Sounds easy, doesn't Il?
It has taken many years
to do it right
Schillings
Best