The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, September 28, 1901, Image 3

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The element of style enters
more largely every year in
the determination of the val
ue of Clothing. Without it
the best efforts of the retailer
are wasted.
PEASE ft KAYS' 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
Schaffncr look stylish and up-to-date.
a. . -
Marx
Hart,
Tailor
Made
Clothes
Guaranteed all-wool suits
from $8.00 to $26.00.
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.
Hftas Autumn's Pttoot.
Wse Aatusane astaf owt" Veoieoooved (everyday) In
ImMllf with too mm wm tseblnns olftaJaeble la Antrict.
Wo have bed te best p4ckieflaro the nest noted rtseorees in
tbe fMhton wm of this oonntry. Tbe prices we eaake mi
fashionable good It the talk of Una town.
Ladies'
Suits
Stylish Suits made of fine
cheviot, in black only; jacket
handsomely made, new double-breasted
effect
$12 to $14.
Grand Sal of Misses' and Children's Flannelette
Underskirts all bendsomely node, with yoke and waist;
worth 46c anywhere. Oar price this week 27c
Smart Looking
is the woman who comes down the street with a trim -fitting pair
of street boots, made on a mannish last. Her tread is Arm and
Olid, became the soles extend and are broad on the bottom. She
is indeed a sensible mom an. Box calf, viol kid, all s!eb and
widths; some wit b extension soles and rope stHcb, the typical
mannish shoes, so stylish and-sensible.
8pecia1 good values at $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4.
PEMSD 5t MAYS.
ate
The Dalies Dally Gbmkte.
SATURDAY
SEPT. 28, 1901
Ice Cream
and
Ion Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wmoo OotiDty warrant! MfliUM
trior to December 8, 18B8, will bo paid
to presentation at my offlo, Into root
Mot arter September 13, 1001.
john . ha.kpbht.rb,
Oooaty Troaoarer.
VAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Good piano for rent. Address P. O.
box 822, Oity. 26s 3t
An elegant new line of pipes at the
American cigar store. s26-4t
Professor Sandvig will pive a social
danco at the Baldwin Saturday night. 2t
The weather forecast this morning is:
"Fair today and Sunday ; frost tonight."
A marriage license was isened this
morning to Oharles Bee be and Emma
Being, both of Waplnitia.
Wanted An apprentice at the Camp
bell 4 Wilton millinery parlors. Some
we that is neat with a needle. 28a
Graia Valley Journal says: "Q'Jite
lew of the Sherman county people will
attend the coming district fair and car
nival." Tbe town is already thronged with
Pople who have come here' to partici
pate, in one way or other, in tbe fair and
carnival.
Mr. Charles Beebe and Miss Emma
Rins,of Waplnitia Flat, were united
in marriage in this city, this forenoon,
bj Recorder Doherty.
Oemival sale in millinery at tbe Oamp
JH& Wileon millinery parlor. Trimmed
and street bats at reduced prices
wing the coming week. s28
J8t "ived. Tbe largest and most
japlete line of picture mouldings ever
wown in the city are now on display at
'nn & uo.'s paint and oil store.
The Dniur Dispatch thinks threshing
not be fully ended on Tygb Eidge
lof a week tn mi i i ..-.
. Tains oi vne
bk delay'6 Vk hw
Psrtiee having to a d(Ml
earnlva wek should cooiueuttat
wth the accommodation commit
Z 'l the fecretary'e office on too eetoi-
i the wretooad Utopias socialistic
"J, known In these parts ns the 'Yp.
Sit foiiT ht MtMBMw
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vwimifle w
that the schools will be dismissed for
tbe afternoon of next Monday in order
to giye the pupils an opportunity to wit
ness tbe parade.
Visitors to tbe city during the carnival
can facilitate tbe finding of suitable ac
commodations by applying to any one
of the members of tbe committee on
accommodations, whose headquarters
an at the secretary's office on .the car
nival grounds.
Tbe executive committee of the carni
val respectfully asks the business men of
the city to close therr places of business
next Monday afternoon from 1 to 4.
Compliance with this request, which it
fully expected, will enable tbe several
fire companies to appear in tbe parade
in full force.
Brother Ireland, of the Moro Observer,
who is an interested, if not interesting,
widower on the shadowy side of 40, at
least, says "there is an old maid over in
Tygh Valley who recently quit wearing
stays, on a resolution that if she can't
get anything better than that to hug ber
she will go without the embrace."
Carnaby's market ttis morning had
nine boxes of strawberries from the
Denton gardens on Mill creek that
looked as fine and actually were as large
as many of tbe early berries. As they
are too riob for a newspaper man's blood
at 26 cents a box, this deponent knows
nothing from actual experience as to
bow tbey taste, and never expects to.
Tbe Skamania County Pioneer enters
a strong and just protest against certain
sheepmen who have allowed their sheep
to ruin the famous huckleberry patch
back of Stevenson, where Indians have
been accustomed to gather berries from
time immemjtrial. It ib just such hog
gish doings as this that have made
thousands hate to have the presence of
a sheep in their neighborhood.
County Clerk Lake has had applica
tions from two young couples to submit
to tbe ordeal of a public wedding on the
closing evening of tbe carnival. Too
first was promptly accepted and tbe cou
ple are confidently expected to be on
time. Tbe second couple are residents
of Sherman county, but their applica
tion came too late; Mr. Lake, however,
has written tbem asking them to be here
case of an emergency through tbe
lure of tbe first couple. Tbe names
both parties are known only to them-
Ives and the county clerk.
-The executive committee of the dis
trict fair have made tbe following
ehenges in the speed program as previ
ously annouuced ia tbe premium Hat.
Tbe trotting race. No. 8, which is billed
to come off Thursday, has been ebanged
to take place Wednesday ; and tbe pac
ing race, No. 6. announced for Wednes
day, has been changed to take place
Thursday. Race No. 19 la mode a run
ning race for ponies, fourteen sands and
lass. Tbe purse for the pony race
cat been reduced from K to HO, the
seassgMMot, as refleetleu , having eeeeo
to the conclusion that $76 was too laege
f
a purse relatively, at least for a race
of that kind.
Secretary Williams, of tbe district
fair, is advised that W. O. Minor, tbe
Morrow county owner of tbe famous
hard of short born cattle, will attend
tbe fair with tbe thirteen bead he ex
hibited at the state fair. One of these
is tbe celebrated cow, "Sally Girl,"
whicb bas been awarded ten first-elars
medals in ten consecutive exhibitions
A stock man who saw tbe cow at the
Salem fair told Tax Cbboniclb today
that tbe animals were worth going miles
to see; tbey were tbe great attraction of
their elesa at the state fair and they are
bound to be tbe great attraction at the
district fair.
W. H. Williams was arrested yester
day at a little station known as Barn-
hard, this side of Pendleton, on tbe
charge of having forged and disposed of
some thirty-eight Union Pacific time
checks, aggregating $16,000. The for
gery was done in Wyoming and Will-
iams was followed here by Sheriff Jamas,
of the notorious Hole in tbe Wall coun
try, and Detective Wheeler, of tbe Union
Pacific Company. James and Wheeler
came to Tbe Dalles yesterday morning
in search of tbelr man and were prompt
ly put on bis trail by Deputy Sheriff
Wood. Wllliams.it appears, bad, only
a few weeks ago, been in tbe employ of
the O. B. A N. Co. as an operator at
Rowena and Mr. Wood became acquaint
ed with bim there. Recently Williams
bad been placed in a similar position at
Barnhard. After obtaining this infor
mation tbe officers left on the first east
bound train, and fiodiog their man
witbont trouble tbey telegraphed tbe re
eult to Mr. Wood. It is presumed Will-
iams baa consented to go back to Wy
oming witboot a requisition from Gov
ernor Geer, as, in tbe event of bis
refusal, be was to have bean brought
hare while one of tbe officers went to
Salem for the papers. Williams is de
scribed as a young man of good address,
wall educated and of more than ordi
nary ability as an operator.
Motlao to Competitor far McVrum Table
The committee on the McCrum table
to be competed for in tbe coming week,
have decided that ell, bread to be entered
must be given to tbem by 11 a. m.
Thursday, next; that each loaf must be
marked witb a card attached tearing a
legibly-written number; and that an en
velope containing a similar card and
also the name of the breed -maker shall
be deposited, tbe seal of which is not to
be broken until after the award ie made.
Lastly, they suggest that aaaa contact
sat shall attach tbe name of tbe milling
brand from, wbicb too bread was made.
By order of the committee.
E. M. Wftmm, Ooairnaaa.
reOTrCE.
OorasasswlsaT Monday, Sept. 10, lfM,
she edaee of the Paulas EanrosB Goav
paaf eJoass ai :) p. as.
SIM E. Kpurt, Agant
Attention Blkot
All members of Cascade lodge No. 303,
B. P. O. E., are requested to be in at
tendance at tbe regular meeting at tbe
ball this evening, ae business of the
greatest importance will be under dis
cussion. By order of
Habbt C. Ltxaa,
Exalted Ruler.
Attest: Jno. MiCHXLb, 8ec'y.
Will Toa Piaaoa Vail la Llao.
I have no authority to order tbe fire
companies of tbe city to Join in tbe pa
rude next Monday afternoon, but I do
most earnestly and respectfully request
that every company in tbe city shall
take a pride in being there and being as
fully represented as it is possible to be.
F. 8. Guhnino,
Chief Fire Department.
oUee.
All those who have been selected ss
aids to tbe chief marshal are requested
to assemble at Ward A Robertson's
stable with tbeir mounts, Monday, Sept.
80th, at 18:80 o'clock.
Fbank MiNxraa,
Chief Marshal.
Attoatlau, B-lroataal
Ail members of Columbia Hose and
Chemical Engine Co., No. 8, are request
ed to be at tbe engine bouse Monday
afternoon at 1 o'clock for tbe carnival
parade. F. A. Fanvcn, Foreman.
CASTOR I A
For infants sad. Osildrcn.
H iM In Han Atop tagfci
Bears the
i or
Steamer Bailey Gateert changes time
on Sunday, Sept. 28tb, and will leave
Portland at 0:80 a. m. and The Delias at
8 p. as., being the last round trip. Com
mencing October 1st tbe boat' will leave
Portland oa Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 7 a. m., and The DjIIss oa
Wedoeedays, Fridays and Sundays at
7 a. m.
Jack sob Engine Company No. I, of
The Dal lee, will meet at the council
chambers tomorrow (Saturday ; tveaiog
at 7 :80 o'clock, to make arrangements
for aitondlng in a body tba eerelval
parade nest Monday. 27 St
CgrOKsT KflpKssots sHsm Sf9 mMBJ 4sots)0
coughs, aojde or croup, snosid it fall to
Si Ms. ssd Ml ota. Blaketoy, tbe drag-
I ...The New Tork Cash Store... I
I 138 and 142 taoond Strast. I
I The 8AR&AIK STORK of the City. I
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KNEE PANTS
We have just received our complete fall lino 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. Don'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.
The NewYork Cash Store
H those ineandinn to snake exhibits
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New Crocery 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.
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.MATS CROWE...
JVIaier & Benton,
Hsadqusrtsrs for
Family Groceries,
Hardware, Tinware. Graniteware,
Stoves and Steel Ranges.
167 8aaond Straat.
THE DALLES, OR.
Thtrt one ewas a nun njumtt Horn
Who vuu caught in a ttrribk storm,
But hi never sU "booh "
For he had m a shot,
Which of course wee
" GOVERNOR,"
Pfngree-made and storm-proof;
the' longest wearing, the most
reliable and swellest shoe yet
built for man
There arc redout
tries, wcifhte sad
but ail coat attic,
fa
) We are toll egentt.
A. M. WILLIAMS & CO.
foumo.
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Undertaker ni Embalmer
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