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PAGE TWO DAILY KA8T OREOOXIAK. fTENILETOJT, OREGON, TIIIIISDAY, MARCH 16, 1911. EIGHT PAOES Great Wh ir I wind Sale SPECIAL FOR Friday and Satur day Only IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT $8 Trimmed Hats $4.95 These are especially good hats for $8--Latest Styles-Beautiful Trim" mings and good Shapes. Now's your chance don't miss it'-' Fri. and Sat. $4.95 40c Embroidery 24c Corset cover embroidery and flouucinsr, , regular 35 and 40, special . 24 75 EMBROIDERED HOSE 3S Women's embroidered lisle hose, our regu lar 65 and 75 hose; also our 50 onvx hose. Whirlwind price 3S FILO EMBROIDERY SILKS. Fast colors of the famous Carlson Currier embroidery silks. We have placed all our Filo embroidery silks, all colors. . Regular price five cents a skein, 3 skeins for 5 50c Boys Waists 39c This includes all of our boys' 50 w aists, all colors.' The - famous Mother's Fried make. Made pood and room-. The lest brand of boys' waists in the country 39 each. , , r;", ;s 0 ?., - ..y itself ; ; .. . . . . j - .1 La I '.i s 7 1 ......, ... ........ ... 1 ., , ., . ... , - , . I ( .', Snf 111 . '," WW., i i i. ' u i - mil in in i J : ' mmmsi xmtm prmmmr r .iMm.i "iw mu i i ftr" i iiii m mmm u n iiiMf m hiimmiiiii i ; H . ' i , . . ... . Pendletons Biggest and Most Up-to-Date Grocery Department In the Basement of the Peoples Warehouse A nice lot of fresh Kippered Salmon lb 25 Fresh Columbia River Salmon Bellies lb. 20c A new lot of Holland Herring, keg $1.50 Fancy Imported Golden Bloaters, 4 for 25 Sardines from 15 can and up Scotch Kippered Salmon, can..... 33 SPECIALS. Special Sale on Pineapple, C cans $()0 Sweet Juicy Oranges, dozen 25 Fancy Cluster Raisins just arrived, lox 50p XEW LINGERIE WAISTS. Pretty and stylish yet inexpensive, trim med with lace and embroidery, long or short sleeves, all sizes 75, 9S, $1.50 50 RIBBOXS 12 l-2 Every imaginable shade, from four to six inches wide, worth from 25 to 50. Whirlwind price 12 l-2 15c Hose 71 -2c About ."i0 dozen women's plain black hose,, good values at 15. Whirlwind price per paii- 7 12 50 MO LINK 15 Moline, worth from 25 to 50, you'll need it for your spring hat. Whirlwind sale price 15 Staples Staples Staples 15 Union Jack Cambric, soft finish 12 loC Berkley Cambric 15 Lonsdale Muslin 12 l-2 Hojmj Muslin .. 12 1-2 T. P. A. Muslin $1.50 piece Ing Cloth $1.50 i(X-e Nainsook $2.50 piece Xains(Kk Etc. Etc. Etc 120 ... 12 . ... 9 $1.30 $1.30 $2.10 35? DRESS LIXEX 27? ."(() yards of linen shade dress linen, irood quality, and full width: 35? dress linen 27? 85c Messalines 59c A full assortment of colors in this silk. SWISS .M ESSALIN K the ixipular cloth of the season, regular price is 85?. Tomorrow our price 5!J? BLACK AXD WHITE CHECK DRESS GOODS. We carry in stock most any size cluvk you want in black and white. Also navy and white, tan and white, ml and black, etc. Prices, yard .. G5? to $1.00 25c Striped Madras 19c This number consists of about ten separate and distinct patterns, all good ones. 32-in. wide. Regular 25? madrns shirting. To morrow, our price 19? Womens New Spring Coots The latest serges and mixtures, some with wide collar and others with regular coat col lar. Strictly tailored styles or trimmed with braid facing, buttons, etc. All built on the new popular straight lines; splendid values at $15.00 . THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE ? HEW HOMESTEADERS ARRIVE IN WEST END OPEXIXG OF rOOlTTI CXIT ATTRACTS MANY SETTLERS Homantead Entries , Can Be Filed on March 22 at I -a Grande Lineup Before Land Office Expected. (Special Correspondence.) Hermiston, Ore., March 16. Sev eral people every day are arriving now expecting to take advantage of the opening of the fourth units. Most of these people expect to take home teads. There will be about IB of these open to entry on March Z2, 1911. The public notice of February 18. 1911, 6;ction 3, reads as follows: Homestead entries, accompanied by application for water right, and, as hereinafter provided, by the ap propriate installment of the charges for building, operation and mainten ance, may be made on and after March 22. 1811, beginning at the hour i 9 o'clock a. m. under the provi sions of said act for the farm units shown on such plats. Water right ap plications may also be made for lands heretofore entered and for lands in private ownership, and the time when payments will be due therefore Is hereinafter stated. The charges are as follows: ISO per acre of irrigable land payable in rot more than ten annual Install ments, each payment not less than 16 or some multiple thereof per acre, txeept that In the jase of lands here- ;ter entered the first Installment of the building charge shall be J12 per ere and the subsequent Installments t per acre. Full payment may be made at any time of any balance of the building charge remaining due, after certification by the commission er of the general land office that full and aaMnfactory compliance has been shown with all the requirements or the law as to residence, cultivation nd reclamation. This makes the payments on home steads on the fourth unit $13.30 per ere in advance, the balance In pay ments of I per acre each year. The maintenance and operation for 1911 keing fl. JO per acre. Therefore all persons who wish to make application for homesteads In the fourth unit will have to deposit for such appli cation the sum of $13.30 per acre of Irrigable acres and if for any reason, the application is found defective the same will be suspended and the ap plicant allowed to cure the defects, but In no case will applications be acceptd without the required amount, whether in proper form or not. The Commercial club of Hermiston is making arrangements to take the new comers out to see the land, the only charge being the payment of the livery team, this makes it so people who wish to look at these homesteads will have the opportunity of doing so without the cost of locating. It Is expected now that there will be a line up at La Grande, Oregon, for the best binds. However, this can not be de termined as yet, there are six home steads left in the third unit, and It Is expected that these will also be taken at this time. The third unit and the fourth units are going to prove to be the finest spot i on the Umatilla project, for the reas- on that they are all good farmers, the homes that are being built are the best, the homesteaders are buying cows, chickens, etc., and all living on the lands, there for this part of the project Is settling up very fast, hard ly a day passes but what you can see loads of lumber going to this part of the project, carpenters are all busy, and every man who has a homestead Is fully satisfied with what the gov ernment have given to them. They are all making farms and homes for themselves and families. FOIt ROSE CARNIVAL. Railroad Companies Grant Special JtaU-s From XorthweKt Points. Portland, March 15. Wm. McMur ray, general passenger agent of the Harrlman lines In the Pacific north west, has announced that the Ore- t Eon-Washington Railroad and Xavl i gatlon company and the Southern Pa I rifle company had made a round trip of one and one-third the single fare I from points in Oregon and Washing ton to Portland, and return during Portland's annual rose festival which win occur tills year from June 2 to June 10. West of Goldendale and The Dalles, north of Eugene and south of Centralla, four selling dates will be (riven. Grays Harbor, Puget Sound points (Including Vancouver and Vic toria, B. C) eastern and southern Oregon and eastern Washington will be given three selling dates. TEDDY TO DEDICATE THE ROOSEVELT DAI! IS OXE OF THE LARGEST IX THE EXTIKE WORLD Named In Honor of the Mini Signing the Act Making Its Construction Possible. The United States reclamation ser vice In its work of supplying moisture to arid lands has given the world five ot its largest dams. It was quite ap propriate that one of the largest of these, a part of the Salt river project in Arizona, should be called the Roos evelt dam in honor of the man who as president signed the act which made Its construction possible. Col. Roosevelt, In connection with his visit to Phoenix, March 18 to 20, will formally dedicate the dam named in his honor. In this connection It is Interesting to note that the 19th Xatlonai Irrigation congress at which It is expected Col. Roosevelt will be one of the principal speakers at Chi cago, December 5 to 9, has for Its president Hon. B. A. Fowler of Phoe nix, Arizona, who for many years was president of the Salt River Valley Wa ter Users' association. This Immense dam requiring over four years' work and costing in the neighborhood of $3,500,000, Is 280 feet high, length of base 235 feet and top 1,080 feet. The dam Is higher than the Flat-Iron building In New York and would hide the capltol at Washington to tho dome. Two four-in-hands could pass on the top. Most of the wall rests on stones big enouggh for a team and a wagon to stand on and weighing sixteen tons each. ' The lake formed by the dam ex tends back In the valley twenty miles ond holds enough water to flood 2,000 square miles a foot deep. The re claimed land will make 25,000 farms each large enough to support at least five people, making homes for fully 125,000 Americans. Each acre it Is estimated will yield yearly crops val ued at $50 to $125. , SEATTLE HOUSE COLLAPSES WHILE BEING RAISED Seattle, Wash., March IS. Knute Daviand, a workman, was crushed to death and five were injured by fly ing timbers today when a house be ing raised, collapsed. Davis was un der the house. Others, Inducing Mrs. John Heyer, the owner, were in side. Wanted, Waitress Address Home Bakery, Hermiston. "RAG TALK TAIUKE1 AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA "Rag talk," Is tabooed at the Uni versity of Southern California. "Oh, you demon." "You for muh," and other pet phrases are "all to the Kelly," for the Anti-Slang club regularly Incorporated and widely patronized by the co-eds, which be gan life today. If the male students persist In "rough talk" the co-eds will go to next Saturday's track meet unescorted. So there! The organization of the club Is the result of Actor Frederick Ward's anti-slang speech at the college chap el last week. OREGON WOMAN WILL GET SHARE OF ESTATE Rockford, 111., March 15. Mrs. Sarah Bcale, named In the will ns ex ecutrix of the estate of her husband. Thomas Beale, who passed away re cently, has mndo application for let- WOMEN'S BEAUTY. Imperfect DUjosllon Causes! Bad Com plexion Biid Pull Even. Tho color In your cheeks won't fade the brightness In your eye won't van ish, If you keep your stomach In good condition. Belching of gas; heaviness, sour taste in mouth, dizziness, biliousness and nausea occur simply because the stomach Is not properly digesting tho food. MI-O-NA stomach tablets give In stant relief to upset stomachs, but they do more; they put strength into the stomach and build It up so that It can easily digest a hearty meal. "I had stomach troublo for six years for days at a time could eat nothing at all. After taking MI--NA treatment I am In perfect health and can eat anything." E. M. Campbell, 1200 S. Prospect St., Se dalla, Mo. MI-O-NA Is sold by Tallman Drug Co. and druggists everywhere at 50 cents a large box. It Is guaranteed to cure Indigestion, and all stomach distress or money back. , ters In the estate. Mr. Beale left an estate valued at $24,000 in real estate and $11,000 In personal property. The widow and two daughters, Mrs. Ada J. Miller, of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. Catharine May Hlnkley, of Wilbur, Ore., are the helrs-at-law and beneficiaries of the substantial estate. BOOKS FAIL TO BALANCE. DoiieliiM County Sheriffs Account) SIhv Blscrepancy of $190.05. Roseburg, Ore. The report of the expert accountants who experted the county records, states the accounts of B. Fenton, ex-sheriff, who retired from office January l, failed to bal ance by $490.05 ... County Treasurer Sawyers was found to have $130 surplus, while County Clerk Lenox had a surplus of $2. The expense Incurred In export ing the books Is approximately $750. Bverybosy gees U the Oraneum to see the best and the elearest pictures. GOT prmg dociime Is Needed Now, and the Best is Hood's Sarsaparilla Which purines, enriches and revitalizes the blood as no other does. 40,366 testimonials of cures, in two years. Get it in usual liquid form or tablets called Sarsatabs. ANHEUSER-BUSCH -on draught at the- Columbia Bar 632-636 Main St. FINE WINES LIQUORS, CIGARS We Serve to Please Hernn Peters, Prop Bowman Bar One Block from Depot A Gentlemen's Retort Try Our CIGARS and LIQUORS They Please DtrtJa Aciertsi, Prop