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1 " . .educational and entertaining nature ' "Nothing 'fills the bill quite so well as an Edison Phonograph. .; Vie have plenty of . . X
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Governor Ixu- rroclamolloii.
In purBiiance of -a time-honored cu
torn the prt-Hldent uf the United States
has rot apart Thursday, the 26th day
of November, A. D. 1908, as a day of
national thunkHglvlng.
Therefore I, Georg E, Chamber
lain, as governor of the Btate of Ore
gon, do , proclaim . said day as a legal
holiday and recommend Its general ob
servance as one of thanksgiving.
The people of this commonwealth
have much to be thankful for, We
tire prosperous and happy, and the Ills
-which have In the past afflicted some
of our Blgter states, have passed us by.
A beneficent providence has given us
a fertile soil and a delightful , and
healthful climate. Our very moun
tains, beiddeV furnishing a landscape
unrWvuled for scenic beauty and gran
deur,, are clad perennially If h. an
abundance of splendid forest and bear
within their bosoms a wealth of mine
and mineral. The seml-arld regions
are being made to bloom and blossom
as the rose, and are furnlBhlng homes
to thousands of sturdy men and wo
men, ' ' '
All these are things that make for a
better and higher civilization and
promise ever brighter hopes Cor a
greater Oregon.' , ,
Let us, therefore, suitably observe
the day set apart and repair to our
usual places of worship, there to ren
der thanks to the All-Wise Ruler. of
the universe for the manifold bletislngs
we enjoy.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the state of Oregon to be here
unto affixed, this 16th da." of Novem
ber;" uog,'
t .. GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN,
SEAL) i . i . Governor.
Attest: F. W. BENSON,
Secretary of State. .
Church ami Society Event.
Next Saturday, In the Lewis build
ing, next door to the Pastime theater,
the ladies of the Methodist church will
conduct a sale for the benefit of the
church building fund. Tho ladles have
been working for months to prepare
for this sale, and have generously con
tributed both of ' money and time.
There will be on sale A great many ar
ticles of fancy work. ' Every lady con
nected with the church here has fur
nished something for the sale, ' and
friends all over the state have shown
their Interest by sending something.
The ladles have not decided about
serving lunch, but at least, there will
be the most delicious of home-made
candy on sale. -
jand for the next month will be em- reorganization will take place.
ployed In putting In a new steel4brklge
across me uranue Ronde . about two
miles above town. , The present struc
ture has been, declared too light for
the heavy loads It has to- bear, and the
new bridge will be much heavier. The
bridge builders have Just finished a
Job of considerable magnitude at No
lan, and when they have finished here
will go to Bonneville.
New Steel Bridge.
The O. R. & N. bridge gange, under
Foreman Dllthy, arrived last , night.
Band Mooting Postponed.
Owing to the fact that several mem
bers of the band were engaged at the
show, the band meeting scheduled for
last night was postponed until Mon
day evening, at which time a general
r : Must Quit Spitting. !
Chief Walden was heard to remark
this morning that he Is going to arrest
everybody who is guilty of expector
ating upon the sidewalks that Is, -everyone'
against whom proof can be
obtained, - - " , ;
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Edison Phonographs and Ttcc-
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ft LARGE 10) OF SAMPLES and MILL ENDS at prices that are unquestionably without equal in the history of Eastern Oregon close out during the next few days REGARDLESS OF VALUE t
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I The above lots of merchandise are not all shelf worn goods but samples and mill ends that are in every way first- :! ass merchandise and will be sold at a great saving to the consumer 1
El We bought them for this purpose and with this point in view. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ' XI
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it Our entire stock of Misses and Children's Coats 12 Ptice; Ladies Suits and Coats 1-3 off; millinery: Ladies' and 11
If and Misses' trimmed Hats 1-2 Price; 3000 pair Ladies' Children's and Men's Shoes below Manufacturer's Cost; 500 It
if Suits Men's Wool Underwear full suits at the price of Shirts
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Lamp Chimneys. No. 2 .'
Common Water Tumbler, set . . . .
Tollrt Soap
Thousand of yards .of Embroidery
Good Heinstlteehed HanVlki'ichii fs
I.hi go line of Boys' Caps , .
LndW Knit Wool Skirts
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Men's 13.00 Hats , I B8
Ladies' Fascinators, f0c values 23c
t'hil.lren's Tarns. i!,'o to 40r values He
Saxony Yard 5e
Knitting Yarni all colors. ;-n fkeln. lc
Good grade ladles' Cotton Hose 4 ......... . Ik
Good grade men's cotton Sox b c
Cood grade ladles' wool Hose 17c
Good grade men's wool Sox 13c and 23c
'.'fie Hose Supporters, ladies' l'c
15c Hose Supporters, children's c
1 5c Mittens, ladies' 49c
Eost Pins .....i... ...... 2c
Pest Safety Pins ...2c
Scotch Tlald Box Hair Plus 3c
No. 1 Lantern (Halns) , ". , 23e
Lamp Chimneys, No. 1 '. 2c
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