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"1 M vi ; tMUUMM UlMi. tiiMtMIIIIHlMUlii f ! Mil page Tinum. TICN PACKS. DAILY KAST OUEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SMritDAV, MAY 7, 1910. eton iggesi dnoe ever siven m Begins tonight After Supper, Saturday May 7 and Continues for One Week bt&UWif JPs" ss"" j. !5e IB This sale is to be given on this season's pumps and oxfords to Ladies' Muslin Underwear Special This is early for muslin sales, but' with your help we lire going to make this week, l.iegiiiiiing Monday, a record breaker for business. fiOo Values will go for 3Ii 13 fi.'ie Values will go for 45 75c Values will go for -I8p $1.00 Values will go for 73? 1.2.-1 Valium will go for 89? $ l.r.O Values will go for 5)51.10 1.7." Values will go for jl.7 .$2.00 Values will go for $1.15 .$2.2.1 Values will go "for $1.73 $2..r0 Values will go for $1.85 $3.00 Values will go for $2.23 $3..r.0 Values will go for $2.-18 $1.00 Values will go for $2.75 $l..r0 Values will go for .... $3.25 $.').00 Values will go for $3.50 $0.00 Values will go for $-4.25 $7.f0 Values will go for . $5.75 R & G Corsets Special prices for this week only. $1.2") Grades $l..r0 Grades $2.00 Grades 98? $1.20 $1.60 Parasols The brightest assortment ever shown at this season, is to be seen at the Alexander Depart ment store. For one week we will place on sale the entire lot including white at 1-1 off. Wool Dress Goods 7."pc Shepherd plaids 63? and not on a lot of left over oxfords from last year HOES Everythirfcut to these Sensational low Prices sr.. (1(1 Pumps in ladies 1 and 2 straps, cut. to $-1.10 J.;.o Pumps and oxfords, gun metal, tan, patent $3.65 )? J.00 rump and oxioi'ds. gun incuil, tan, paleul yo.Ao "i( rumps and-oxfords, gun metal, tan, patent $2.98 $.'5.00 Pumps and oxfords, gun metal, tan, patent $2.45 $2.0 Pumps and oxfords, gun metal, tan, patent $1.98 $2.00 Pump-' and oxfords, gun metal, tan, patent $1.45 98c Petticoat Special 98c Alxnit 100 in ielot, nicely made, good grade flounce and dut rut tie or gingham, wi'l trimmed with bias bands, special 98? Children's Pumps and Oxfords $1.00 Patent pumps, 2 1-2 to G $:;.I0 Patent pumps, 2 1-2 to 4 2..".0 Patent pumps, 2 1-2 to 4 2.2." Patent pumps, 12 to 2 $2.00 Patent pumps, 8 1-2 to 11 1-2 $.."0 Patent pumps, 3 to S 1-2 A full line of K. ' '. Skuffer Uarefoot sandals and oxfords for ladies and children just received. Fans given away. Shinohi, 10e size, cut to 4?. $3.15 $2.45 $2.15 $1.S5 $1.65 $1.10 Silk Gloves 10 button length, good grade silk, double tip fingers, black, white and all colors ... : OS? Waist Bargains A .-pccial lot lioiight at a price much below rigular; in this lot you will find waists valued up to $2.00, choice at this sale 83? Staples For Monday In order to give evervone a chance to save at ibis sale we haven't overlooked a single dept. 10c Standard Muslin, bleached 7 1-2? 12 l-2c Standard Muslin ? 12 l-2c Crash, at best grades 0 1 l."c Crash, at best grades H 1--? Spring Suit Sale We find that we are over stocked on wool suits and in order to make room for other good- wo will make the following prices on all wool suits : $17..".0. $20.00 Suits at $12.50 $22.:.0. $2.".00, $27.."0 Suits at $18.75 $::.n.oo, $:,;.. o. $.rt,r.oo Suits at $23.75 $-"7. ."(. $10. On. $ir..OO Suits at $27.50 Silk Specials $1.00 Fonllard, special 65? $1.7.") Black Taffeta, 30-in. $1.35 .vi.; China Silks 42? Table Linens 25 per cent off on all Table Linens and Xapkins. ' CURTAIN SCRIMS Best assortment we have ever bad. All must go at reduced prices this week. 3"ic Grades ? 2."c Grades - 18 Hosiery Department 12 l-2c and 15c Hosiery, children's at..-10? Ginghams 12 l-2c Standard grades 15c Standard grades 25c Standard grades 10c Standard grades 10? 12 1-2? 18? .. 8 1-3? THE GREATER ALEXANDER. DEPARTMENT STORE FACTS FOR FARMERS RESERVOIR SUPPLIES ECHOITES WITH FISH llintM Tor Stock Owner. Do nnt lot sheep run around or cat from straw stacks. The chuff nn.l straw gets In the wool ami Injures It. Sheep that have been chased by dogs never do quite ho well afterward. Work luml to keep the dogs out. There Is more profit In a grunting pig than In a squealing one. In some cases It may be necessary to dissolve sumo Epsom salts In the feed. He sure the sows are not consti pated. Ulvo roots, fruits anil oil-meal in the feed. There is a great shortage In the hog crop throughout the whole coun try, and It can only bo replaced by keeping the best brood sows and growing more pigs. You had better scour the feeding pall than lose a calf from scours. When you hurry about milking, the cow feels unromfortnble and short ens up on you n tittle. That hurts you and hurts the cow as well. Some folks get to be pretty good guessors In determining the tempera ture of cream, hut nobody ever came within a gunshot of the thermometer In- this respect. The root cutter Is almost an lndls pensible machine on the farm. The life of many a valuable cow would have been saved If the apples and po tatoes fed had been run through a root cutter. If the feed gets short before the pasture Is ready, It is better to buy more. There is no economy In cutting of down the feed at the freshening per iod. (trow as much feed as is possible. Get the soiling crops in as early as the land will permit. Do not loe n day. Sow a good acreage of oats and peas. All that Is not eaten green can be harvested as oats-pea hay Go slow the first day of plowing; It will make a gain in the end. j During the first day of plowing the collars should he raised often to oo the shoulders. A sour manger is the abomination a really good horse. The man ho forces a horse to eat from such vtle place is sure to he the loser, and will sometimes lose the horse ith Intestinal disorders, including colic. Wheat bran and oats make strong bones In the colt. When the colt Is dropped It should receive nourishment from the dam within the first half hour,. An attendant should be on hand t the time of birth, for a little time ly help has saved many a valuable colt. A lazy man should never breed colts, for he must be alert and on the Job If he wishes to succeed. Start the milk with the thumb and finger If the colt is not very strong, or If the udder Is at all hard. Take the chill off the water for the mare, and feed her caretuily ami keep her quiet for a number of days. From April Farm Journnl, M : I I I I 1 I. LAKE AltOl'XOS WITH PINNY pr.Ni.r:Ns ri-lu'i iiH ii Have So Difficulty In I.nr Imr Ui from Government lieser Vl,ir i,n re f Peculiar Species ITominoiit SoaUcr of V. C. T. I'. Lecture In Pclm Other lteni. The American FLAYER It i a n o The finest, most durable and most practical player piano made today. Sensitive as the violin to the to'uch. A combination of the most extreme simplicity of con struction with the highest pos sibilities of musical execution 200 less parts than other play ers, meaning less repair. Every Instrument guarantee absolutely. A child can play the most difficult music, on the Ameri can Player Piano. Call and see demonstration. Jesse Failing AGENT. fcridg HOG NOTES. ,v:n most out of it that can be California is always Deautirui, dui Il:ad0 Just now she is ravishing In her beau The old idea that a hoe can be fat- ! ty. Go out, brother, Into the green tened on nothing but corn has been , lanes of the country. Los AngelM nhnndoned and the time will come i times. California, In big spots, la i when In the South corn as a There Is money in the hog business ' " ;bandoned for jusj s green Oregon can beat It, for erh! Don" forgoT l" rrP' od anr cheaper feeds. j lanes- and "ravishing beauty.' Poultry Pointers. When eggs are selling at fancy price they look awful small to the consumer; that's caused by the price. The man who can perfect n plan by which hens can be made to lay aa liberally In winter as In summer could have an Income as large as the president of the United States. Don t nail boxes to the wall, clean, movable nests are good for prevention of pests. Give the hens all the milk they can consume. It s a good ration for them. either alone or mixed with a mash. Hens should have lime and shell- making matter. Crushed oyster shells are good for egg production. , Watch your hens' nests during the warm weather coming and sec that they are kept fresh and free of pests. Never hesitate about giving Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to children It contains no opium or other narcot It and con be given with Implicit con fidence. As a quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are sus ceptible, It Is unsurpassed. Sold by nil dealers. It Is estimated that there nre S.000, 000 people 111 In this country most of the time, who are 111 merely because they are careless and don't take care of themselves. (Special Correspondence ) Kcho. May 7 Kcho's fishermen re turn every day from the government reservoir with well filled baskets. There appears to be thousands of fish in the lake, for hundreds are caught every day by fishermen from the neighboring towns. The specie of the fish is not known, but appears to be a cross between a trout and red fish. The meat is excellent but the major ity of the people express themselves as prefering the brook trout. The fish arc thought to have been in the lake before the first of the year, hav ing come down the feed canal before the placing of screens at the intake dam. Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh of Tort land, state president of the W. C. T. U.. lectured here last night to a crowded house. Asa U. Thomson and family left this morning for Old Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson have spent the greater part of their lives In Umatilla coun ty and they will be greatly missed by their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hammer left on the local this morning for Lodl, Cal ifornia, on a two months' visit with Mr. Hammer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hammer. Mrs. Rose Campbell or renmeion was a business visitor here yesterday Bismnrk Seholl of Spokane, Wash, spent last night with his brothc-r. May. or Pcholl. FTank Ennls, a real estate dealer f Wo n Wnlla. was a visitor here vesterdav. Mrs A Reld of Stanfleld. visited hero yesterday with -her daughter Mrs. F. E. Everltt. Miss Bertha Allen, who has been at tending school In Seattle the past winter, has lust returned home. Mrs. P. W. Andrews and daughter Ressle. spent today In Pendleton, re turning home this evening on the mo tor. Mrs. R R. Stanfleld and children visited with friends In Pendleton to- flar. Mrs. A. H. Sunderman returned to Pendleton this jnornlng after a two weeks' visit on Rutter creek and with tho Meadows. Mrs. C. R. Msle and Master Nel son Taylor were passengers on the motor to Tendleton this morning. It does not cost much to sow a field in rape and it helps make pork at far less cost than can be done without It. Pig time is here and lice on little pigs keep them from doing their best. Watch out for the lice. A small floored runway outside the sow's farrowing pen will give the pigs a mighty good start on the road to husklness. It does not matter so much what breed of hogs a man selects so It Is a good one, as getting a good breed that he likes and sticking to it and There Is not much prospect for a material Increase in the stock of hogs In the United States In 1910 for the reason that high rrlces have caused the selling off of brood sows to pack ers until there are not enough left to farrow pigs enough to make good the shortage In the hog stock. Now Is the time to get busy and raise more hogs. hoc lightful, surely; but good old ever green con siderably. We are willing to love our neigh bors if we can choose our neighbor, but that Is just where God tests nsa He gives us neighbors whom He nat rally would not choose In order to teach us to act on the real neighboc rule of helping the man next to UJt whoever he may be. J. R. Miller, i In barbarian Xew York a wedding of an heiress will raise a bigger mob ( than a streetcar strike. 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