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I Is Complete in every detail, more than Thirty Great
I Departments filled
scription and now
Living Prices.
DRY GOODS. SHOES, HATS
ISHINGS, MATERIALS FOR FANCY WORK, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
MITTENS.. LADIES' AND MISSES' TAILOR MADE COATS and SKIRTS, LADIES'
TRIMMED HATS, GHILDRENS' HATS and CAPS, FURS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, TOYS, TINWARE, GLASSWARE, GRANITEWARE,
I : CH,A. f Ar.KFRY. STOVES
jl TOOLS, SPORTING GOODS, WOOD and WILLOWWARE, WASHING MACHINES.
J; SEWING MACHINES, TRUNKS and VALISES.
Golden Rule Company
I' 1308, 1310, 1312 Armi Avenue.
Lnraesst Stor Smallest Pricei
P A 'PR ON IZE
HOME INDUSTRY j
Smoking
KEY WEST PERFECTO
THE VISTA OR AD A I
and C. B. Cigars
Manufactured by C. E.
$40 M JIT GIVEN AWAY
Or-C'31
.-Every $f c h pu'craf, or paid on accocnt en
titles you lo a chance. ..' .. .,
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.COMMON ING; ON , NOVEMBER .1
SI IT CUB WINNERS
TlNkktion . $35 Sutt New Club
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PARENTS AND TEACHERS
Do you know that the health, happiness and progress of hundreds of children
it hampered by weak eyes?
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Dr. F. B.
The Eye Specialist
t Office at HOTEL SOMMER. Examination FREE
J Tuesday and Wednesday Nov. 28-29
THE FALL SEASON IS MOW
AT ITS' HEIGHT AND
Rule Company's Stock jl
with Seasonable
offered to the trade at the Lowest
AND CAPS, CLOTHING, LADIES' AMD MEN'S FURN
AND RANGES. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. HARDWARE,
( Factory Corner
' ' Adams '' Avenue
HACKMAN, se?" 'Wd I
Pendleton, Or.. Nov. 1. '05
To the public:
Owing to constant headache,
dizziness and nervousness, my
daughter Hazefwas "obliged "to" be
out of school a great deal during
the last winter and early spring.
As the glasses she was wearing
failed to give her any relief, 1 took
her to Dr. F, B. Dayton. The
glasses he gave her had the de
sired effect. After a short time
the suffered no more from head
ache nor dizziness, and her nerv
ous system repaired rapidly. The
good results have proven perman
ent and we are well pleased.
Mrt. T. M. Keller.
801 Lillith St.
Dayton
goods of every de-
SOCIETY
FOUR HUNDRED ONE
The 401 club was pleasantly enter
tained by Miss Mayme Reith, Monday
evening. Progressive peanuts was the
amusement for an hour. Lillian McCall
carried off the pretty little souvenir. Car
men Stoddard was delighted with the
booby, . ,
The Christian Endeavor society will
give a vegetable eocial at Mr. Golithan'e
home on Adams Avenue, Wednesday eve
ning, Nov. 29. This promises to be one
of the most entertaining of the year. . An
excellent program has been prepared and
a pleasant evening Is assured all who go.
. ...... AT MRS BACONS't ; , ,,,!, ,
Mrs.'CT. Bacon entertained a number
of her friends . with whist Monday after
noon in honor of Mrs C. S. Dunphy, of
Parma; Idaho, who it visiting her.. :
Mrt .Al Andrews won the first prize
with a score . of sixty. Mrs. Lyle won
second with a score of 66.
- Those present were: Mesdames Jean
Moore, Bock. Lyle, Andrews. C. S. Dunn,
L. Dunn. Given, Thomas, E. Edmonds,
Leonard. Bartlett, Slater, Van Buren,
Myers, Oilman. Buehler, Shea, Molitor,
Conkey. Reavis, Grady, Bohnenkamp.
Ash. Dunphy, Newlin. Collier, Causey,
and Misses Newlin and Bohnenkamp.
Oregon Pioneer
Ontario. Nov. 23. T. L Arnold, a high
ly respected and prominent farmer and
stockman of Beulah, died Sunday of
pneumonia, aged 64 years. Tne came to
Malheur county 30 years ago and has
resided in this section continuosly tince
that time.
One More On List
(Scrlpp News Association)
Sedalit. Mo., Nov. 58 Robert Brown
aged 1 6 years, died this morning of foot
ball injuries.
Marriage Licenses
County Clerk J. B. Gilham
following marriage licenses issued from
his office: William Aldred tn t H,
Chandler, both of Elgin, on November 25.
C. Q. Coalwell to Nora Ratliff, both of
Perry. November 25. Emma England
to Jesse C. Davit, both of Union, on Nov
ember 29.
Recorder's Court
Harry Perry, who hat been working
the Elgin extension, came ud to town lt
night, and after painting hie nose a' rosy
nue, proceeoeo to decorate the town with
the same brilliant dye. This morning he
en ten dollars with the city recorder
cover the expense of hit good time.
to
LOCAL ITEMS
Mrt. J. Hug it up from Elgin today.
Mrt. Bertha Sommer came up from
Portland last evening and left for Elgin.
Mrt. Charlet Melquist came up from
Portland last evening and it in the city.
John Stuber and George Tiffany, of
AliceL came up on latt night's train and
are in the city today on business.
L. J. Hazelwood, John Hallgarth, F. F.
Bussan and Eugene F. Hugall, of Elgin,
came up last night and are in the city
today.
Attorney u j. uavis, or union, can-e
over thie morning and is in the city today
on legal business.
P. Loftns and A. J. Sullivan, well
known residents of Starkey. are down to
day on business.
J. R. Ellingford. of Imblsr, is in the city
today, having come up last night on the
Elgin train.
The railroad company is preparing the
company ice house for the reception of
the annual ice harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stephenson left
thit morning for North Powder to visit
their eon. Earl, who has a ranch near
that place.
C. D. Hoffman, secretary of the North
western rruiigruweie m.mmawuu. n.i
in the city thie morning, and" announced
that he it receiving letters daily from dif
ferent states stating they intend to at
tend the meeting. Many eastern com
mission men also state they will come.
La Grande hat been overrun the patt
few dayt with thoe string merchants.
For the benefit of those who have not
been waited upon by thAe dealers we
will explain that a thoe string merchant
it one who goet from .house to house tell
ing a hard luck story and offering to tell
shoe ttrings to the lady of the house for
the small sum of a quarter. T.iree of
these sore footed gentry called at the
same house today.
Large Orchard
Dufur, Ore. Nov. 28. One firm con
templates putting out an apple ' orchard
of 600 acres, and several individuals are
talking about 60 and ,100 acre orchards.
The apples displayed at the Lewis and
Clark Fair attracted frvorable attention
and were declared superior to those ex
hibited from other sections. This fact
largely determined the firmers to enter
into apple-growing s a business.
Bg Daman s
(Scrlpps News Association)
Butte, Nov. 28. The supreme curt
has confirmed the judgment of $25 003
awarded Martin Burke, a. miner, whose
hands'Vrera burned to stunaps by com ng
in contact with a poorly insuiated wire
in the Colusa Parrott mine. , It is the
largest award for damages in the history
of the state.
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tou neea not ce a ciotmnj
salesmen an opportunity to show yoj.
; They will consider It a
MEN'S SUITS. $18 TO $30
WANTED
Potatoes, Hay, Oats, Apples
We pay Highest Market Prices for all Produce ,
A car of strictly fresh eggs to arrive Saturday, Nov,
26. We quote these to the trade at $8 per case of 50 doz.
A fresh cantonment of fancy white clover honey from Cali
fornia which we sell to the trade at $3.25 per case.
We have a lot of No. 2 apples which can be bought here at
a very low price.
Oregon Produce Company
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Died at tint Like
Henry H. Voorhers. aged about 45
years, died yesterday morning early at
tie Hot Dake sanatorium. Very little is
known concerning the man other than
that hs came here from Lswiston, Idaho,
where he has a 12 year o'd son. Letters
found on the deid man's body ind;cate
that he has a daugV.sr in Qiiir Rip ds.
Iowa, and evidently a wife, although it is
believed mm tie u,u .wt I'.vc "'it1: !v
.family. He had come to Hit Lake sever
al days ago for his health but steadily de
clined until he died. Nj arrangements
have yet been made as the family in Iowa
has been communicated with, and until
they are heard trom nothing can be
done.
"The body is now at Henry & Carr's
undertaking parlors in this city.
Large Stock
The Blue Mountain Marble and Granite
works probably has the largest stock of
marble and granite ever on sale in
Eastern Oregon. On the floor at their
show room there are 150 designs on dis
play. All grades of stone from all parts
of the country are represented. Not all
of these designs are machine made, by
any means, as thsre are three expert
marble workers employed all of the time
designing and cutting. Tais enables the
purchaser to have just what they want
made at home.
Bab, Dies f
Violet, the four months old daughter of
'M. and Mrs, W. E. Scull, who reside in
m north part of town, died yesterday of
whooping cough. Tne funeral will be
ai'.i today. ,.. '
Indiana .Mob - . .
(Scrlpps Newt .Association) , ,.
B'.oo.nington. lr.a., Nov.. 23. A posse
this rr)oi7g; sueejeded in sorrcunding a
negfo and theh shot him Wdath; who
yesterday in a quarrel fatally wounded
Jon Waltz.
jST&IN-BLOCB'
SMART CLOTHES .
expert to detect its' merit -
privilege and you will not
Nol-ce ol Settlement
As we have sold the Horseshoe Chop
House we will consider it a favor if those
in debt to us will please call and settle
on or before December 1. 1905. All ac
counts dus the Horseshoe prior to Nov
ember 6, 1905, are due and payable to
us. and we w 11 pay all accounts owed by
vie firm prior to that date.
L. S. and W. W. Pollock.
Notice it hereby given you that my wife
having left my home without just cause '
or provocation, from and after thit date,
I will in no way be responsible for any
debts that she may comtract
Dited at Island City this, the 6th. day '.
of November. 19J5. Joseph Anson.
When The Turkey . Corms
To you in our restaurant you will have
a triple feast. Your eyes will feast on its
tempting appearance.,. Your npstrila will
feast on its appstizing odor.-Your palate
will feast on ih AaVmata lliuiw 4
J.'ilV taii.'g It
.Vi ill be a joy to te remembered. With
all this in prospect, what's the good of
bothering -with home-dinner." Spend
Thanksgiving here a. d be happy.
The, Model KestVuraat '
J "A'Aibuik, .Proprietor
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Tr.iiUlckrUfor'P4 3v.
NU MUHT
you uill eppreclate It I
if you will tut ive our !
be urSed to purchase I
OVERCOATS, $29 TO $35 1
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