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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1902)
THITRHDAY. .1ANT7ARY 16. 1903. OEORQE M. DANIELS IB ADVERTISING OREGON. In Nev York Central "The Four Track New," He Haa an Article. In "The Four-Track News,' publish d by Ooora H. larjlols. Ren.'ral paa ftijrur agent ot tho New York Cen tral, appears tho following, after the following quotation: "And thcvHf who husbandm! ths noldon (train. Anil thosi who flung It to thr wind Iiko rain." OMAR KHAYYAM When the Chlneae eat wheat for breakfast, tho wheat farmers of Anier lea will wear diamonds la the alo Iran of thi wheat Industry of the groat Northwest It le the dream ol the wheat pro ducer, dealer and exporter here, that Borne day all the wheat ralaed In the Northwest of the Pacific Toast region may be ground Into flour In American mills and shipped In that form to feed the swarming millions of the Orient, aays a Seattle dispatch to the New York Bun. KOM of them doubts that some day It will come true Within thr last 1" years the growth of the Oriental Hour tradr has been very rapid Ijist year Portland shipped 792.000 barrels ot flour and Puget Bound 1. oST.OOO in the trans-Pacific trade. In 1890 they sent out only 3R7.00O and M.OOO barrels respectively Developing Milling Industry. Several of the largest millers In the atate of Washington were encour aged to visit the Orient this summer and Inveatlgate conditions there and they returned Impreeaed with the be Hef that wonderful opportunities wore there to bv built up and developed. ThJs year the goldon opportunity seems to have come. Never was there stici, a wheat crop in the Pacific Northwest as now The warehouses and elevators of Eastern Washington Oregon and Northern Idaho are over flowing with the most phonnmenn' wheat crop In their hlatory The railroads are almoet unable to handle the groat hulk of wheat bound to the tide water terminals and hund reds of thousands of bushels are be ing cleared dally on ocean going ships bound out of Puge Bound and Wll lnmette ports Th 'in.- tate- oi Washington Idaho and Oregon produced thl y.ar bushel of wheat and 10 rtflil.oOO bushels of other rereals. chief ly oats barley and r. Washington takes the lead with ::.t.ooo.0n bushels lo.ooti.ono more thai, wen- ..it raised in the atate before. Oregon's Production. Oregon produced 6,600.000 bushels more than Its piwrlons record yield. Idaho sent out 4.000,000 bushels from two counties. About $21,200,000 has been paid to the producing farmers In thr three states for their crop. Six years ago the total yield for the three statep was only 19,000.000 bushels, or lees than one-third of this yeans crop of cereals. Of the 63,000.000 bushels of wheat raised this year probably only one twentieth will go eastward over the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads to find market In Minneap olis and other grain centers of the Middle West The wheat that Is sant la of special quality for Uia njanufac ture of certain breakfast foods for which the soft grain Of the coast Is preferable to the harder qualities crown in the nearer West. Most of the Pacific Slope grain stays west of the Rocky Mountains because It cannot pay the freight rates and compete In the Minneapolis market with the product of Minnesota and the Dakota. Its market is to be sought on the Pacific Slope Itself and In the Orient One-fifth only Is now consumed In the Bontrj wfcSTS It Is grown. So the grain producer's eyes turn to the countries across the Pacific. If his dream of wealth is to be re alized It Is there that the groat mar ket for hia wheat Is to he found and there statistics show that the demand for American wheat Is steadily rising. CLASSIFIED ADS TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM. Is the Only Poaslbl : Way of Having a Permanent Cure. If you see a woman or a man with luxuriant glossy hair, vou may be sure neither has dandruff to amount to imythlng In nearly every case where women am' 1MB have thin, bilttle hair, they owe It to dandruff Thore are hundreds of preparations U...t "Claim to cure dandruff but not one but Newbro's Herplclde tells you that dandruff Is the result of a germ bur rowlug Into the scalw. and that per manent cure of dandruff and It: eOaV sequent falling and baldness, can only be bad by killing the germ, and there is no other preparation that will de stroy that germ hut Newbro's Herpl clde. "Destroy the cause, you remove the effect " An Interesting Page In the Dally Eaet Oregonian The Rast Oregonian solicits classl fled arts, little arts stating the wants of the people. The expense of these ads Is small, from 16 cents up. Through them much Information can b. conveyed. You can toU your nolgh bor what you have to trade for some thing for which you have a need, but you cannot tell from 1000 to 5000 peo pie this fact. These ads will do th.u for you. With the aid of them you cau get value for your surplus things, I you can supply your wants: sell arti 1 cles that yon can not sell In any other ' way. and all for a small sum of money, from 16 cents for one Inser Hon to $1 for 10 or more. You may want to hire a man or woman A want ad will hit the spot You may want employment. Try an art for 16 cents to 60 cents You may want to buy something Try a want ad You mav wish to sell something A "For Sale" ad will fill the bill You may want to trade a wheelhar rmv for a grindstone. The wheelbar row you have no need for. the grind stone the other fellow has no need I for. The little ad expressing your wishes will do the business at a small expense Why not try It? Have vou n house to rent? A room til u-nf Do you want to rent a house or a room A want ad will be effec live. Th. cost Is little the result sat isfactory. Try one. There Is no more effective way of advertising, and the price is within the reach of all Look over the "classified ad" col umns and use them when you want to sell or buy something, when you want to make a trade, when you want to give employment . when you want employment . when you want to brad or borrow money; when you want to let or rent a house or room or store. The want ad will supply your wants. If you have a horse es tray, or If you have lost a horse, or found a horse or other animal, you can not let so many people know of It in any other way as through these columns and at an expense that Is not worth considering. Try aa ad. It will pay- It Girdles the Globe. Th. fame of iiucklen s Arnica Balve, as the heat In the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, brutaea. soree. scalds, bolls. ulcers, felons, chea pains and all skin eruptions ObIj infallible pile cure. "5c a box a: Tall man Co. Blown to Atom The old Idea that the body some times needs a powerful, draatl. pur gatlve pfll has been exploded: for Or King's New Life Pills, whlcb are per tooth harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely ears constipation and sick headache. Only 25c at Tallman Co ' drug store. HOTEL ARRIVALS- The Pendleton. F Mansfield. Athena. O H. Bellinger. Portland. J I Harden and wife. Portland William Maher. Portland. .1 II Kddy. Portland i.e. Brownoll, Hoppaor Oeorge Roberts. j W Mlnto. Portland ft I I.ogan. Seattle. .1 BlDM, Spokane D Bhults. Spokane 0. W. Hunt. Portland J. C. Cromwell. Walla Walla. .lohn J Rallery. city. H. V Kllppel. Portland. J Prag. Portland C fct. Smith. Portland. Miss Harris. Salt J nk U R Flint. San Francisco. J. C. Lonergan, Seattle. J. C. Fish. St. Louis. H. L Calvin. J. E Anderson. Spokane F. B Clarke, city. O W. Harris. N Berkeley and wife, city. M F Oose. Ponieroy. A. Slnsh. liner. Portland. T J Blair, Spokane II E Curry. Baker City. Dr m Dtttobrsat. Q W. Tape. Hot lake. W. T Hubbard Dayton. O II Ballon. Portland. W. E JollBSOIJ and wife. Walla Walla Dr W .1 May Baker City The Golden Rule. Pan! Mitchell Portland .lohn Skeplnnd Heppner D J Kirk Milton. A I Mr Boom Portland C D. Rlnker. Spokane J. R Moans. Vmatllla. M E Ollbert. Portland D H Casey, city. JSISI W Hoddy, Athena Le. 7. Bennett. Chicago Nick Chrlstensen. Nebraaka J Waniel A. J. Harp Dmatllla W I. Knight Portland W H Slier Portland .1 W Adams Athena J. B Mullay Portland P. E Hunsecker Spokane. Oeorg. M Phelps. Walla Walla W R Parker Dmatllla John Albert Walln Walla I) M Mum font B. W Got Baker City Edgar llealev Chicago. C. Bryerly I) Belts Pilot Rock Hani, Fanning Ogden Pendleton, Athena, Sj M The Umatilla Implement Company Wiailtural Imolemerifs Vma ' w w T fWtffjlflft 1 BUY THE Best Babbitt Metal IN 10 POUND BARS. For line fthaftlng and all bearings of machinery of the mill or factory it cannot be surpassed : : Made from Type Metal. East Oregonian Office, Pendleton, Or, Itanch egg guaranteed absolutely fresh. 2u cents per dozen, at the Stan dard Grocery. Court street. Ranch eggs, guaranteed absolutely Bti per dozen, at the Stan dard Oraoerv, Court street Philip Voder, a section boas of the Penn Ry at Canton Ohio, died on .lanuar Ith leaving a fortune of 1.10 MM). ntostl in mone Pratt) good (in a ....tun h.is.. Mam of the bank notes wen so crumpled with uge that the tore apart when handled POULTRY and EGGS International Poultry Food makes them. Heef Meal gives them tlavor Clamshells make them solid Mica grit aids digestion. Try a sample. C. F. COLESWORTHY, hay, Grain and Feed. 127 and ijiy East Alta Street 1 cnu eioD. v II I I II II M I t I 1 1 I I I II lt 1 1 : I Ml I T T f T . si 1 m a MMimntininiiii THE BOSTON STOR GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE This sale being a bona fide closing out sale, the purchasing public is taking advantage of the I the various departments of Pendleton's big store. During January we will endeavor to prove T . r-k At 1 1 a a. i a t a, popular in Pendleton, rnces max convince win oe me greai factor. The first week of this sale shows an increase over the first week of last year. exceptional values offered that this sale is the $1.00 Shirts Men's laundried fancy colored shirt i"Bi-Metallic" and "Wilton Bros, and others, the regular values ot which are $1.25, 1.S0 and $1 .75. I dds and left overs of men's under wear at cut prices to plot. All kinds of 50c neckwear to X close at 25c A hunch of odd hats that we are anx- ious to close out as follows: $l.oOhat J for $1.00; $2 50 hat for $1.76; $3.50 hat I for ,2.75, eh Don't forget the $1.00 mittens for 50c; ; $1.25 glove for Hoc; $1 .OOgloves 50c. rj)J Man's Blank Working Shirti Special socks 5c. An unprecedented huy enables us to offer this great hargain in men's suits J520.0O suits for 12.50 $15 (X) suits for 10.00 All sizes and 10(1 of them; these 00004 he duplicated ('losing handkerchiefs at 5c. Twentv per cent discount on hovV clothing. Ion't forget this. vercoate must go. fetacrificed thev are $25. 0 coats now 18.00 18.00 coats now 13,00 15.00 coats now 11.00 12.50 coats now 9.60 10.00 coats now 7.50 7.50 coate now 6.00 We have received another dray load of our celebrated 50c overalls, the best in the state $2 50 and $2 SWEATERS now $1 65 Dress Goods At one-halt price. This sale contin ues ami has proven very popular, thousands of dresses left. Ladies Capes and Jackets I $2.50 and $5.00 for twice the value. Children's lATIa'PT Half and Misses tJVIaU I O pnr, Winter caps at half priot Muslin Underwear All our new goods included in this sale. Here are superior values to any offered elsewhere. Gowns All materials and trimmings, original prices 75c now 49c; 85c now 69c; $1.15 now 89c, $1.36 now 98c. Embroideries VJL- a-- ...u.L. .i .'ivnt UUt JO prices on this line. We have 4W maitc a uuick ciearumr ui tnereiore tne enure ime lot to sell at 2kc. Sc. 10c, 15c, and 20c. Cashmere hose Drawers Quality as above 25c now 17c; 35c now 28c; 76c now 59c; 85c now 69c, and others in proportion Skirts All kinds as above, 36c now 28c, 66c now 49c; 75c now 59c; 85c now 69c. We challenge comparison uf values at prices quoted. The children's dresm.s, chimises and corset covers included. Underwear knit $1.00 values now (jo,c 1,26 values now 7yr $1 50 values m.w yWc Ki itimuimtt Cut deep. 10. values 50c values iiow 65c values now 76c values now $1.25 values now 26c values now 3 paifsj r? i -a- i Entire line to close in low oi 77 r Vic. and W Ladies' knit skirts To close at one-half price- Flannel Waists Formerly$I.U0 to $2.00 valu now to be closed at MMIIIIIH' iMIIItl MIMIMOl