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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1910)
DAILY EAST OKEGOMAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL VI, 110. PAGE THRJEK. Positive pro ;ore9s -absolute Suprem argain Givi Fo acy nn 9 EIGHT PAGES. This Week We offer y on these Sow prices. Compare our superior class of mer chandise with that of others, and we are sure of your business. A new line of up-to-date Shoes of the very best kinds at these reductions Women's $5.00 Patent Leather Shoes, lace or button ....Sj3.95 Women's $3.00 Vici Kid Shoes, turns and welts $2.55 M issea $2 Vici Kid Shoes, laco only, sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.50 Misses' $1.75 Vici Kid Shoes, lace only, 8 1-2 to 11 $1.35 Boys' $2.00 Shoes, heavy Calf, 13 1-2 to 2 $1.45 Other sizes and styles at similar great reductions. 15c Berkley Cainhric for, yard ?....t 12 12 l-2c Dress Ginghams, per yard 10 12 l-2c Percales, 30-in. wide, per yard 9 31.00 Hemmed sheets, 81xt0 for, each .79? 25c Pillow Cases, 45x30, for, each - 20? 05c White Linen Waisting for yard 48 12 l-2c Bleached .Muslin for yard - ., - 10? 50c All Wool Albatros for, yard 39? Ladies and Misses Cloth Suits All Reduced Except White Serges Your choice ol-any $20.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $14.00 Your Choice of any $23.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $16.25 Your Choice of any $25.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $18.75 Your Choice of any $26.50 Hand-tailored Suit for.. $19.95 Your Choice of any $30.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $23.85 Your Choice of any $32.50 Hand-tailored Suit for $25.50 Your Choice of any $35.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $27.00 Your Choice of any $45.00 Hand-tailored Suit for $36.50 WOHLENBER DEPT. STORE "BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY" I wish to Announce that I have turned my Optical Business over to Mr. Dale Rothwell who In a graduate Optometrist and , registered In this state by examination. Having worked with htm I know him to be competent and highly recommend him to any one requiring hla services. O. M. HEACOCK With WM. IIANSCOM. THE JEWELER. (f For Candy II mtrontM tba "Modern ln-nlrr" I NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST Now AkviH at Umatilla. Umatilla, Ore. J. S. Taylor of Heppner Junction has been appointed station agent here. Mr. Taylor was nt one time chief dispatcher here, and was transferred to Heppner ns agent. Talli Skyscraper In Northwest. Tacoma, Wash The " National Realty building, now under construc tion, will have five additional stories added, by arrangement with the U. S. weather bureau, making it 21 stories high, the tallest building on the coast. The steel frame is al ready up to the sixth story. Dally East Orogonlan by carrier, only 15 cents per week. Walla Walla Wants Sunday. Walla Walla, WaBh. Walla Walla ministers are preparing for a revival in this city this fall and a committee will see Hilly Sunday Aprl 1" in Bel lingham to try to induce him to take charge of the meetings. An attempt was made to secure Gypsy Smith, but he has engagements in England. Hen ry Ostrom and W. F. Uiederwolf are other evangelists under consideration. plant to count as their senior gradu atlon work. Each student, before graduating, must do some senior work along the line of study on which he is majoring. Both Neil and Inman are electrical students and capable along these lines. Apple rnlnjurwl by Pnke. Hood River, Ore. The Hood River Apple Growers' union Saturday re ceived word from Rtelnhart & Kelly of New York, who bought the Hood River apple crop last year, that F. H. Letter & Co., of New Tork, who advertised yellow Newtons as Hood River apples and sold them at $1.60 to $1.90 per box are a very small firm and do not wield any influence among New York apple firms. Wireless for t'niverslty. University of Oregon, Eugene. Thanks to two seniors' thesis work the university will soon be equipped with a first class wireless plant. James K. Nell and H. C. Inman, two engineering students, are building the 152 Acres for $23,000. Silverton, Ore. A land deal was consummated by the real estate firm of Anderson & Fry Friday when the Folck farm, consisting of 152 acres, located two miles west of this city, was sold to Theodore Johnson of Bel lingsford. Neb., for $23,000. This is said to be the biggest land deal that has been made in Silverton for many year.. Mr. Johnson recently sold 1000 acres of land near Rullingsford for $100 per acre He will move his fam ily to Silverton next fall, when he takes possession of the Silverton property. I5oos for Koneliiirjr. Roseburg, Ore. A shipment of 1000 rose bushes has Just been received by the Roseburg Rose club, and are now being planted In all parts of the city. H is expected tha another shipment of 2000 will be ordered soon. The purpose of the Rose club Is to make Roseburg the real rose city of Oregon. A favorite Roseburg rose will be chosen at a near future meet ing of the club. It may be called the "Aaron Rose," in honor of Aaron Rose, the founder of Roseburg. Horses Pay $3000 n Year. Dayton, Wash. Homer Samuel, a retired business man of Dayton, Is the owner of two stallions and a Jack, which this season will book him be tween $3200 and $3600. Mr. Sam uel said that the bookings for la.t month exceeded $S00 while this month and In May they will total $200. He values the three animals at $5600. His cost to keep them during the season of four months will total $300. leaving a net profit exceeding $3000. This may be reduced not to exceed $300 by payment of insurance. enowx prixce "stuxg." .Makes Wildcat Sixvnlntlon In At tempt to Emulate Leoiwld. Berlin. The crown prince of Ger many Is sad. Ambitious to become a great financier like the late King Leopold of the Belgians his royal highness took a little flyer in a wild cat American speculation wh'eh prom ised big things and if he was in Wall street instead of Under-den-Linden it might fairly be said he had been "stung." The worst of it Is, letters which are alleged to have been written by the crown prince to the man through whom he sought speculative wealth and which were used in court pro ceedings have been cabled back to Berlin. So the prince not only has had to suffer the financial loss, but his august father, who is referred to in the letters as "Big William," as well as everybody about the court knows of his misfortune and those who are highly enough placed to ven ture it are having no little sport with the royal speculator. His advice Is asked on questions of finance and In vestment, particularly in regard to American securities and in various other ways a "friendly interest" in his misfortune is manifested. It is a safe proposition to make that the next man who proposes an American speculation to the crown prince will hear some vigorous and unadorned German if nothing worse comes to him. by night, and has a weird cry. The major's party killed one 65 feet long, and another party reported killing one 85 feet in length. Insects are legion and render life a torture. Mosquitos are the least offensive. "In places one is covered from head to foot by bees, inside one's clothes and aulside, in one's ears,- nose eyes, hair and mouth if it is opened, pungent- odored and reeking salt perspiration. Feed ing by day under such circumstances is out of the question." There is a whole list of dreadful and obscure dis eases, and the Brazil nut tree dropping its heavy fruit from 100 feet or 150 feet, often breaks the traveler's head. There is also a tree which drops a colorless liquid which causes the body to swell and gives acute pain." FISH EAT HUMAN BEIXGS. Bo- Do you take the East Irenonlan? Snakes 85 Feet Long Found In llvla By Office-. -London. Major P. H. Fawcett has Just completed some explorations In Bolivia. Speaking of his experiences he says: "There are anacondas (gi ant snakes), crocodiles, electric eels, sting rays and the perania, a small deep-bodied fish with razor-like teeth and an unappeasable appetite for blood. Men unfortunate enough to fall into the Paraguay where the perania is most prolific may be picked clean before they can be res cued. The anaconda is ubiquitous, moves Diarrhoea should be cured without loss of time and by a medicine which like Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures promptly but produces no unpleasant after effects. It never falls and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by all dealers. A Reliable Remedy FOR CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm It quickly absorbed. Gives Reliel at 0nca It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem brane resulting from Catarrh and drfa' away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restaxta the Senses of Taste and SmelL Full mam 50 eta. at Druggists or by mail. LaqcAA Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 eta. 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