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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1916.
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Monday we're going to be closed all day,..
While old Kris Kringle he hold sway.
Amy Clirista
finds
Thanks for our mammoth Holi
day business. We have tried to
please you your patronage
has been our reward.
WE THANK YOU
Till
Groceries
Tile Downey HarKet
Meats
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OYSTEIIS WITH SUBHKOOMS.
Boll two dozen oyatem in their own
liquor (or one minute; drain and gave
tb liquor. Take a pint of mush
rooms fresh If you can get them, or
not, uae canned simmer 'these with
two ounces of butter for five min
utes, season with salt and white
pepper, now add the oysters, a grill of
their liquor, a gill of thick, hot cream
and one tcaspflbnful of butter cut in
small bits and rolled in flour; let boil
up once and nerve In individual diah-
e.
PAIUiXIP FKItASSEE.
Fry cubes of salt pork until brown,
add four raw panmlp scraped and
cut Into small pieces; allow one cum
of pork to sixteen parsnips; covet'
with boiling water and simmer until
tender, drain off water and add sliced
boiled potatoes and milk to cover;
when this boils up season with salt,
pepper and lump of butter. Pour
into dish containing squares of toast
ed bread one Inch thick.
PM M Pl'DDINUS.
There are a number of slightly vary
ing recipes for plum pudding. Tho
following one, from a private cook i states its sponsor, "as the best plum
book, is said to be a typical English pudding I have ever tasted, even
plum pudding. 1 when the friend at whose table I first
Two pounds of stoned raisins, 1 had the peasure of eating It Imlta'ed
pounds of currants, 1 pound of uet, the example of 'good King Arthur's'
cut fine, 1 quart op grated bread echonomical spouse, what 'we could
crumbs, 1-2 pound of mixed peel of ot eat that night' the 'next day fried'
i by heating a little butter in a fry-
j ing pan and laying in slices of her
citron, 4 eggs, 2 cups of sweet milk, l
teaspoon of salt, 1-2 pound of brown
sugar, l grated nufmeg, 2 teaspoons
W cloves, 2 teaspoons of cinnamon.
Steam or boil six hours. Follow di
rections given below.
A "Queen of Plum Puddings" In
made of the following ingredients.
One pound of butter, l pound of suet,
freed from strings and chopped fino,
1 pound of sugar, 2 1-2 pounds of
flour, pounds of raisins, seeded,
chopped, and dredged with flour, 2
pounds of currants, washed and care,
fully picked over, 1-4 pound of citron,
shredded fine, 12 eggs, yolks and
whites beaten separately, l pint of
mirk, 1 cup of cider, 1-2 ounce each
of cloves and mace, tw0 grated nu'
megs. Cream the'but'er and sugar,
beat In the yolks when you have
whipped them smooth and light, next
put in the milk, then the flour, alter
nately with the beaten whites, then
the cider and spices, and lastly, ths
fruit, well dredged with flour. Mix
all thoroughly, wring out the pudding
cloth In hot water, flour well Inside,
pour In the mixture, and boll five
hours.
"1 can confidently recommend this,"
One More Day of
Christmas Shopping
AT
WE WILL BE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 12 M. AND 4 P. M. TO 6 P. M. ON SUNDAY.
101
m mm
MANICURE SETS IN LEATHER CASES
SPECIAL V, OFF.
All our fine line of manicure sets in
roll-up leather cases are reduced 33s' .
A nice assortment ranging in price
from $3.00 ? 15.00
GIFT STATIONARY
We still have a large assortment of
Crane's linen lawn and Highland linen
stationary ; price, box 50 to $3.00
THERMOS BOTTLES
The ideal gift for Father, Mother,
Husband or Wife ?1.25 to $3.75
Pyralin and Parisian Ivory Brushes, Combs, Mirrors,
Frames, Back Scratchers, Card Cases.
CHRISTMAS POST CARDS
We have a fine variety of one-cent
It post cards. Regular 2 for 5c
quality.
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS
Just the thing foe that high school
friend $2.50 to $6.00
Card Cases, .Purses, Music Rolls, "Mec
como" Sets, Perfumes.
Hot Water Bottles, Vogan's Candies in
fancy boxes; Xmas Candles.
Ever-Ready Flash Lights, Razors, Brush
es Strops, Atomizers.
Powder Boxes, Picture
their original excellence.'
KCKiPLAXT FRITTEItS.
Soak the pieces two hours In milk;
dry and fry, using the following re
cipe for fritter batter: One cup flour
two teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
one'-quarter teaspoonftil salt, ono
quarter cup milk, two eggs, one table
spoonful lemon Juice Sift the dry
Ingredients; add the well beaten egg",
lemon Juice and milk. Beat well, Pre
pare a few hours ahead.
j XKIG ON THE TABLE.
j A new table stove, designed to pre-
pare breakfast or luncheon In short
order is provided with two shallow
pans over one deep vessel, with a
drip for boiling and egg poacher with
four egg cups The shallow pans
are used as griddles, and also as cov
ers for the deep vessel and as heat
, reflectors. Toasting Is done in a wire
, door between the heat-producers, so
that both sides of a slice of bread
1 are toasted at the same time. The
drip vessel, used above the heat
chamber, broils, poaches, steam
ind creams. Just as a stew pan does
jover a coal or gas fire. Thus, eggs
jean be fried in the griddle on top,
53 1 toast prepared below, and bacon or
5 rhnne hm lort all at the same t me.
To everyone of its many patrons in Pendleton
and Umatilla County
ALEXANDERS
Department Store
Extends With Sincere Best Wishes
Merry Christmas
Greetin
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FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS WE HAVE THUS - GREETED
THOUSANDS OF PLEASED PATRONS., SERVICE AND GOOD
GOODS HAVE BEEN OUR WATCHWORDS. H E R E'S TO AN
OTHER THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE FROM THE HQUSE OF
QUALITY.
Amusements
What the press agents Bay
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
. Phone 520 Prompt Deliveries
LM,.,,":IZ I
. THEATRE
THEATRE
' Jas. B. Welch, Mgr.
LAST TIME TODAY
ARC
BRADY-MADE DAYS AT THE TEMPLE
AND WE OFFER
EML CUVTOa H CUE BLffiffll
! MARY PICK IX)R D IN
"LESS THAN THE DIST"
Written by Hector Turnbtill ; Directed
by John Emerson.
CAST.
Hadha Mary 1'ickforJ
Captain Richard Townsend
I David Powell
Captain Bradshaw Frank Losoe
Mrs. Bradshaw Mary Aldon
Ramlan Mario Maeronl
Jawan Cesnre oravln.i
A derelict Francis Joyner
Ahmed . Russell Bassett
Bhesstie Walter Morgan
A Gossip Marcita Esmond?
English Officers, Soldiers, Native?,
Shopkeepers, Fruit Venders, Tourist.
In her new play, "Le.ss Than the
Dust," Mary Picltford has the role o'
a little castaway of English birth who
hag been reared among natives of
the lowest caste of India, Her father
having become a social derelict and
having no mother, she Is given over
to a native sword maker and here sh
grows up and becomes one. of the
people. The scenes are all laid ii
India and England and are remark
ably faithful pictures of both lands
in scenic sets of great beauty and
wondrous effect The East Indian
environment is especially Interesting
and picturesque in that the splendid
direction has been brought to the
screen an unmistakable atmosphere
and understanding of the lives and
cus-oms of the British officers and
the lower caste.
One of the scenes shows a street
In an Indian city with Its shops and
bazaars and all of the color and ever
changing views of an eastern thor
oughfare. Another shows the British
Garrison and still another, the great
stone temple and the pool of the sa.
cred waters while another effective
picture Is made of a storm in the des.
ert The story Is full of dramatic
force and Mary Pickford's part is a
blending of the delightful comedy,
winsomeness and Innocence that gavs
her portrayals of the nart such an
appealing girlish charm. The big
scene during the uprising of the na
tives and their repulse by the troops
are must effectively worked out, i
while all of the changing scenes there
is a jrreat human love story of which
(he little castaway, saved.
THE BEST FAARCE COMEDIES
THE REST POHCE COMEDIES
(if , J
in-
"BROKEN CHAINS
It's the story of a love that remains supreme despite doubtful corcum
stances. Two characters who are both symbolic of the outcome of the
upbringing which dates back to the early days.
THIS IS A RIG PHOIWCTIOX PRODUCED UNDER THE PER
SON AI, DIRECTION OF WILLIAM A. BRADY, THE WORLD'S
GREATEST PRODUCER.
ALSO PLENTY OF COMEDY
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Claudia Cnfanna, wtth "NautUy r.
kecca" Omapaojr, Orogxm Theater,
Deomtar is.
, Built for lyiushing pnrpos Ami It
j Su'ly Uvea Up to Siocirifatlons
i Naughty Rebecca was built for laugh
j ter purpc.pps and certainly she lives
! up to specifications. Xaughty Rebec
i ca is the charming little lady accom
I nanled bv thirteen other fun makers
who will drop in'o Pendleton on Dei j 4
J at the Oregon theater before spread
j Ing the song of her good cheer on an.
i other town.
This three act farce comedy adapt
ed from the French, has been receiv
ed wyh open arms by the public and
critics wherever shown. When th
public and critics both agree at one
and rthe sametinie on the merits of a
production little moe need be said
as to ii worth.
There are no deep, dark prob
laiiia nrMentat lit- VfiiitrhfV RptlCPil '
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She's just a regular human being like,
the rest of us, though her propensi- j
ties for provoking mischief might I
easily be said to be overdeveloped. In
asmuch as these propensities result in
countless hearty laughs she Is readily
forgiven for this trait.
The company presenting Naught)
Rebecca was recruited among well
known players and is particularly
well cast. '
To the loyal friends who have stood
by us during our recent fire and fire
sale just closed,
WE WISH YOU
icrry Christmas
May this yule tide greet you with
your greatest accumulation of health,
wealth and happines, is the wish of
BOND BROS.
MM5TIMT7. PORM5 CABINET.
OH'KNH.VIKX. Dec. 51. Vienni
reported 'hat Clem Martinitz had or
ganized a new Aus'rinn cabinet. Von
Cpitzmuller failed to form a ministry.
PURE BLCCD KAKES
WEALTHY PEOPLE
Hi'' Sar-i.iarilia removes
scrci'ul.t -:vs. I'il and other erttii-lioii-i,
bec'ttse it drives out of the
blood t'ae humors tl-.it o:t!ie ;!n'ii.
Eruptions cannot he sitcovssi'uM.v
treated wi'h exienial ai';v;"atuns
because tiiee ca nu : puriij tbe
blocd.
Hood's SarsaivHIa ma!.es v'cli.
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A Sa Merry Christmas
and the possession
of a STUDEBAKER are
synonymous, we wish you
A Merry Xmas
and
red blood, j"r' i
sid builds m ' v.K
sift on baviu" IIju';
t':e
U'fslioti.
system, lr.
Gvt it cot
A Happy New Year
J. B. Knight, Distributor
STUDEBAKER
Stone Garage Telephone 74
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