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Style
Tailor
Made
Clothes
The element of style enters
more largely every year in
the determination of the val
ue of Clothing. Withont it
the best efforts of the retailer
are wasted.
PEASE ft MAYS' perfect-fitting
clothing not only
embraces the season's ad
vanced patterns and fabrics
but the workmanship, the
merchant-tailor kind is there,
the kind that breeds confi
dence and makes a man
look stylish and up-to-date.
Guaranteed all-wool suits
from $8.00 to $85.00.
New Stiff Hats,
New Monarch Shirts.
Largest Stock,
Lowest Prices,
Underwear from $1.00 to
$8.00 per suit.
Best Styles. Umbrellas from 75c to $3,50.
Mils AirhwmS Debet
Weavha4Ue
tbe fashion mm at
feshtoaabl. gees ftfM I
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aoMlry. Tbe i
of tbe tows.
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i w esake o
Ladies'
Suits
Stylish Suits made of fine
cheviot, in black only; jacket
handsomely made, new double-breasted
effect
$12 to $14.
Grand Sato of Miasm' and Children's Flannelette
Underskirts ell handsomely mads, with yoke and waltt ;
worth 45c any whore. Oar price (hie week 27c
Smart Looking
it the woman who cornea down the ttreet with a trlic-fltting pair
of street boota, made on a mannish laat. Her tread la firm and
olid, beeaae the aolea extend and are broad on the bottom. She
ie indeed a sensible woman. Box calf, vioi kid, all eliia and
widths; aome with extension eolea and rope atitcb, the typical
mannish shoes, so stylish and sensible.
Special good values at $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4.
PEASE & MAYS,
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The Dalles Daily Ctmtefe,
THURSDAY
SEPT. 26. 1901
Ice Cream
and
loeCraam
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wa.co County irmaU
trior to Omember S, ISM, will be .paid
an presentation at mr oJBm. Xatareat
taaa after eptembar IS, lBOl.
JOHN r. HiKCHBiaK,
Oaiatf i
VAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Good piano for rent. Address P. O.
box 822, City. 25a 3 1
An elegant new lino of pipes at the
American cigar store. s26-4t
The weather forecast for today is occa
ilonal showers ; for tomorrow latr wea
ther. John Doe paid fine of S In the re
corder's court this morning for tarrying
too long in the company of John Bprley
corn last night.
James Eckford, a former subject of
the British monarchy, was today ad-
mihail in - - i I - -
" iu Auinriuau vittacuauip unurs
Judge Bradsbaw.
The management of tbe street fair nod
carnival have seonred 80 000 admission
tickets for tbe carnival alone, exotootve
of those that will be needed for admit
lion to the raoe track.
Wanted By a strong healthy woman,
situation to work by tbe day at soy
kind of housework. Apply at tbe Star
Lodging House, on Madison street, be
tween First and Second. 28s 8t
A force of men "is at woik today Ar
ranging for placing twenty-two are
Hfbts in the carnival grounds. These
Qht to make the grounds aa light aa
day, and doubtless will.
Secretary Williams, of tbe district
(air, says if the rain will only let np to
Jay or tomorrow till altar the fair, The
"alias track will prove the fastest racing
"ack in the Northwest.
All those intending to make exhibits
at the ciming fair and carnival should
apply at once for entry to CI, Bayard,
at his offlee m tbe ooutb aide of the
aa.n entrance to carnival gross. Si
Prom the QoldendeJa Sentinel we
arn that County Treasurer A. J. Ahola
raesntly purchased and took passsaHnw
e Central hotel of that city, which
JJJJ" owoei by tee lata Moil
ttJ niUliiM aWMatary ef
diMrictfajr.SMesei aU oftos at
a grand eairaaaa aa teat inltal
Wands, wheat k u .J. i -.-l-
ntoies of everyteiej plsa fa sbbbVsV
oo at ae fair aed ease!, sea
stock which will be entered by Secretary
Williams at the fair ground west of
town. Assistant Secretary oi tbe Carni
val Ned H. Gates has opened an office
beside that of Mr. Bayard.
To make good tea and coffee tbe water
should be taken at tbe first babble. Re
member, continned boiling cauaee the
water to part with Its gaaea and become
fiat. This is the cause oi much bad tea
aad coffee. October Ladies Borne Jour
nal. Husband and wife are equal ; the one
not inferior to tbe other ; tbe wife not a
slave : not a housekeeper bat an equal,
a companion. And just so far as a
young man starts ont with tbat idea
fixed firmly in hie mind to make a
companion, a comrade, a chum of bis
wife just so far does be start out right.
October Ladies' Home Journal.
Because some opponents of tbe repub
lican party, and some in It, have seen
fit to eay something good of HcEinley
after he is dead, they tbink tneir past
Virulent attacks on tbe president are
blotted oat, God pity those whose souls
ate so .dwarfed by party prejudices, or
gangrened by personal animosities that
tbey have no commendation for a pore
and noble life until it has passed beyond
the reach of all human harm or aid.
Goldendale Sentinel.
A dispute over . toe question whether
you should say "Tomorrow will be Fri
day" or "Tomorrow is Thursday is need
iest, for either expression is allowable.
"Tomorrow will bs Thursday" means
tbat, looking forward from today as the
point of view, tbe speaker thinks of to
morrow aaa future time, and says of it
tbat it "will be" Thursday. "Tomorrow
is Thursday" means that, without any
reference to today, tbe speaker thinks of
a certain day as "tomorrow," and says personalities
. . . . . . eau a . ajar
of it tbat It is xnarsoay. jsnaaoem
8. Witney, in tbe October Ladies' Homo
Journal. -""
The Wasco Warehouse Milling Com
pany recently ordered from Walla Walla
county Washington, a carload of a new
kind of teed wheat known as Salt Lake
Clob, wbieb tea Company will dispose
of to tbe farmers of this county. Secre
tary Yager, of the milling company, in
forms Ti Obbobioi that Salt Lake
Club 1s tbe eqoal of any wheat in the
market for milling purposes, while its
yield Is greater than Bine Sum and the
equal of the beet. Tbe company sell
dispose of tbe carload at about tbe coat
to tberu laid dews here, wblcb will be
io tbe neighborhood of 7 cents a boebel.
Parties waatiag wan of it should oom
mnnieata with Superintendent J, C
Yager at tbe mills.
J. D. Wbittaa, ef lUegalny,
base aboet midnight kett akjbt aad -a- j
tetetd bom fckto foresees nrtseesf sees,
with him is a oaeeaed aars4egaMC
Ohailie His. sees! Jobs Hi, who baa
at his father's home over a year ago,
Tea poor lad has suffered a hundred
deaths since the unfortunate occurrence
and bopee of bis restoration prevailed
till a snort time ago, when necrosis of
the Jaw bone set in and bis weakened
condition rendered an operation imprac
ticable without tbe certainty of tbe boy'
death while undergoing it. The lad'
physicians say tbat tbe end Is only a
question of time. . His parents have the
profound sympathy of all wbo know the
cireain stances of tbe peculiarly sad oc
currence. Richard Roe, a stranger in these parts,
was thrown into tbe oity jail yesterday
by Marshal Gbamplin, on the charge of
having robbed the pockets of a drunken
companion of tbe sum of $16. Tbe com
panion also occupied a cell while be was
sobering np, bat before that took place
tbe robber broke his way through a
wooden door into tbe marshal's office,
and finding the, front door open made
his escape. He has not been seen since
and has, more than likely, skipped tbe
town. Another prisoner who had been
booked on a charge of drunkenness
escaped in a precisely similar manner
tbe day before.
A Washington correspondent, report
ing tbe laet meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, usee these
phrases in various connections: "A
harassed and excited body of woman,"
"the proceedings ran riot," "a vast
amount of vital energy was expended,"
Another Sadden Death.
"excited and acrimonious debate," "ex
asperated tbe presiding officer almost to
tears," "acrimonious and disorderly dis
cussion," "a storm of Ipdigoaut feminine
screams and biases," "the presiding
officer chewed gam or candy constant
ly," "a sbaip retort was lost in tbe up
roar of the coovsottog,'' "tbe bitterest
re ledalged !b," "the
greatest general rllssrds prevailed,
"on delegate cried is a ebriil voice to
another, 'Oh, that np ; yon are talking
tell tbe ties.' " Aed fat that Is not a
bt iu any see's salad bat tbat lovely
is Mealy still. "Soft blandish.
t" was only taking a holiday.
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for about two
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parties having pictures to enter or
bat wlU
val
possible. There ettl be ladies at the
b to receive and cert for them.
By order of tbe eoasiwHtee.
Mas. H. Glum, Chairman.
CASTOR I A
Far liftair seat CMMxem.
Isf sflttl Ytt Itas AsWpl IsSBM
gharaaatsar? aanBassasaavftase ear aM
ill II silrtrtn eiiiiiignt. Ml
Yesterday afternoon between 2 and 8
o'clock a housemaid at the Bee Hive
lodging bouse, on entering the room of
one of the lodgers to make np tba bed,
found its occupant cold In death. Tbe
name of tba deceased was Norman 7.
Jamas. He was a single man of about
28 years of age, and was a member of
tbe local branch of the Salvation Army.
lie naa come here some months ago
from Australia where his family still
resides, dad bad no known relatives In
tba United States.
Tba local officers of the Salvation
Army have taken charge of the disposal
of tba remains. They hsva gone to tbe
expanse of telegraphing to tba man's
father, George James, a banker, or re
tired banker of Homecraft, North
Sydney, announcing tbe fact of bis eon's
death aad asking what disposition they
shall make of tba remains. Should ao
answer come before 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning tbe funeral will take place at
that time.
From letters found in tbe pockets of
the deceased it is learned tbat be in
tended to leave this country for his old
borne ia Sydney, ia about tbrae weeks,
and waa only awaiting a ticket from bis
father. The young man was well edu
cated. His father had designed him for
tba British army, but army life was re
pugnant to him. He had no trade and
seems to have had a hard time making
a living aa be was not strong aad maooal
labor came very hard to him, although
be was always mora than willing to do
bis best.
An inquest was held on the remains
this morning at tba undertaking parlors
of Wiiliam Micbell, but no facta were
elicited that la any way tended to
weaken tbe opinion tbat tbe man came
to bis death from natural causes. Dr.
Geisecdorfbr bad aaamiaad tba body
and, without pretending to certainty
apart from a post mortem examination,
testified that all tba circumstances
tended to show tbat daatb was tba
result of an epileptic fit. Tba jory re
turned tba following verdict :
We, tbe Jury impaneled by W. H.
Bottr, coroner of Wasco county, state of
Oregon, to inquire tato tba cause of tba
death of tea body now before as, after
af tba evidence
wr daaih of the hodv not
hsva them on the careful coamderaiion
noon Saturday
Tbat tba
Norma V. I
Wasco county,
Tbat la tba
Gary, in Pallas
of tba deceased was
, residence The Dallas,
t WsTwJPflM
boose of John
Wasco crontr.
i tba olgnt of the 2ttb day of
. 1MI, tea said Norman .
to oar test belief, suddenly asm to
scats Sf reason or aa epileptic or
assess OsJtas ouy, was
i, ess tb 8bttt day or
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A. BTTW0W,
A. Kraasiae,
H. Mr Psi,
Nap H. Gats.
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...The New 'fork Oaeh Store
188 and 148 teoond ttreet.
Tato BAROAXK STORE of tha City.
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I KNEE PANTS I
We have just received our complete fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is the time to fit out your
boy for school. Qon't make your purchases without
seeing our line. We will save you money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and neatest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
Tbe NewYork Cash Store
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new fresh,
clean stock. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
...HI AITS CROWES.
JAaiett 8t Benton,
Headquarters for
Family Groceries,
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Hardware, Tinware Graniteware,
Stoves and Steel Ranges.
107 Saoond Street, THE DALLES, OR.
Tfutrt oner a nutn ntrmd Horn
Who was cmughi in a terrible storm,
'But he never eU "booh "
For he had on a shoe.
Which of course waa
" GOVERNOR,"
Pingrcc-made and storm-proof;
the longest wearing, the most
reliable and swellest shoe yet
built for man.
There are various
style, weights and
leathers of them,
bet all cost silks,
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A. M. WILLIAMS A CO.
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