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Thank v Mjk
giving
Linen Sale
Commencli
MONDAY,
Nov. Iltb
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This Great Sales' emphatic feature to its Oreat Positive Hel
fulness. It affords Splendid OMxtrtcinities for Economy
on Table Damasks, Napkins, Doylies and Damask Towels.
satin Damask Cloths
with Nain& to Match.
TABLE PAHAMie
8x8, grade 100, $1.75, reduced to $1 43
8x10, grade 100, 2.25, reduced to 1 90
8x8, grade 104, 2.50, reduced to 2 10
8x10, grade 104, 8.25, redueed to 2 75
8x12, grade 104, 4.00, reduced to 3 45
8x8, grade 106", 8.00, reduced to : 2 40
8x10, grade 105, 3.50, reduced to 2 90
8x12, grade 105, 4.25, reduced to 3 60
8x8, grade 107, 4.00, reduced to 3 35
8x10, grade 107, 5.00, reduced to 4 25
Regular 46c quality reduced to 39c
Regular 50c quality reduced to 43c
Regular 75c quality reduced to 67c
Regular 86c quality reduced to 73c
Regular $1.00 quality reduced to 79c
Regular 1.25 quality reduced to . $ 05
Regular 1.60 quality reduced to 1 28
Regular 1.75 quality reduced to 1 35
Regular 2.00 quality reduced to 1 65
NAPKIN.
DAMASK TOWELS.
Fancy twilled (ring., hemmed, plain and colored borders.
60c quality reduced to 42c
80c and 65c quality reduced to 50c
75c 'quality reduced to , 62c
$1.00 quality reduced to 85c
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$ .75 quality
.85 quality
1.00 quality
1.85 quality
1.50 quality
2.00 quality
8.00 quality
8.60 quality
4.00 quality
5.00 quality
6.00 quality
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PEASE 5l MMYS.
Che Dalles Daily Gteonfelft.
FRIDAY
NOV. 8, 1901
m
Oysters
Served I
In
any
Style..
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Waaoo County wanrrnntB reglatared
prior to Daoamber 88, 1898, will be paid
on presentation at my office,. Interest
ceaaea after October 30, 1901.
JOHN F. HAMPSHIRE,
Qoddit Xmianr.
VAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Tapine bay oysters are sold wholesale
and retail by A. Kellar. n6-lw
Royal Tapine bay oysters served in
every style at A. Kellar'e. ' 1 w
Wanted A good woman or girl to do
general work. Apply at this office. 6-lw
Don't forget Professor Bandvig's dance
at the Baldwin tomorrow night.
Furnished rooms and rooms suitable
for housekeeping. Inquire at Fifth and
Court streets. n8 lwk
Sweet potatoes are being peddled
about the suburbs of Portland at fifteen
pounds foi a quarter.
Tonight the Dufur fire companies give
their firot annual ball, in the Odd Fel
lows' hall at that p'ace.
At Andrew Keller's is the only place
where Royal Tapine Bay oysters are
erved. They are the finest in the mar
ket. lC lw
L. L Van Nortwick has leased the
Umatilla House barber shop and is
ng tin back in the stand he occupied ac
ceptably for about two years.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
Toney Jackson, (ormerly switchman at
The Dalles, will confer a favor by ad
dressing A. Jackson, Box 216, Gentralia,
Wash. 7n-2tdAw
L. L. Van Nortwick has again leased
the Umatilla House barber shop, where
he will be pleased to see all his old
friends and as uijuy new ones aa pus-
Wild geese are said to be very plenii-M
"ii juat now in Sherman county. A lot
of fine fat ones arrived here today from
Klondyke station, consigned to a local
commission house.
Mrs. Carey will move br millinery
store on or bafore Nov. 20th to the new
building east of Sexton 4 Welther,
where she will be pleased to meet all her
oil patrons, as well ee new ones. n6-lw
Toe football game which wee to have
oeen played at Goldendale tomorrow,
between The Dulles god Goldendale
teems, hat been postponed. The game
will prob.bty be played on the 16tb
inn.
Toe ladle of eat city who desire dress
owMoi dec will be mm aud receive
satisfactory work by taking their Ben inc. 29th instant to receive any donations in
to Mrs. A. Everding, at her home onpnoney, clothing, fruits or vegetables
Alvord avenue, one block west of the
Laugblin residence. nO-lw
Judge Mays is slightly lame from the
effect of the kick of an animal he was
assisting to brand yesterday at the Tygb
valley ranch. The blow wee received
on the knee, and while very painful,
happily no bones were broken.
A. M. Williams & Co. have just re
ceived their fall shipment of ladies' felt
Romeos, Juliets and slippers for bouse
wear. Come early while the assortment
is complete, for such values and color
combinations are rarely seen.
The city authorities are having a atone
foundation built under the fire engine
house. This became necessary because
of the decayed condition of the sills and
the settling of the building so that it
was impossible to close the front doors.
Tieman Hall, Hood River lodge No. 105,
A. F. and A. M., will be dedicated next
Monday evening by the officers of the
grand lodge. A large delegation is ex
pected to go down from here. After the
dedicatory exercises a banquet will be
spread at the hotel.
A meteoric shower of shooting stars,
said tocqual tbe renowned showers of
1790, 1833 and 1867, is billed to appear
in this latitude next Sunday night,
November 17th. If such a shower falls
as predicted it will be something of more
than ordinary interest to witness.
Parties who obtained blue ribbons at
tbe late district fair are again reminded
that the warrants for the premiums
awarded have all been drawn and placed
in the hands of J. C. Hosteller, cashier
ot French & Co.'s bank, for distribution.
Mr. Hosteller woqld be very muob
pleased if the owners of these warrants
would call at tbe bank and get them. I
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Thornburr
invjted a party of lady friends to a 6
o'clock tea in honor of tbe presence In
the city of Mrs. Grace Dexter, nee Cros
ben. Those present were Mrs. N. B.
Sinnott, Mrs. N. J. Hinnott, Mrs. J. 8.
Fish, Mrs. J. B. Crossen, Mr. Charles
Dexter, Mrs. Hugh Logan, Mrs. Carlyle,
of St. Louis, Mr. T. J. Seufert and Mrs.
Orion Kinersly. S1
El wood Cbenewortb, an insane per
son, escaped from D. Y. K. Hearing,
sheriff of Union county, at an early hour
Wednesday morning, and has not been
re captured. The sheriff bad Cbeue
worth' and a criminal in charge, one for
tbe asylum, toe otber for the peniten
tiary. The train made a atop at Nolio,
twenty mile west of Pendleton, and
Cbenewortb embraced tbe opportunity
to wake hi escape by jumping through
tbe window of tbe toilet room. Cbeoe
worib ia well dressed and aged about 90
year.
J. A. Benahaw, representing the Boye
and Girls' AM Society of Oregon, g In
tbe city in the Interest of car!taiooi
to tbe society, to vis of the norneto-
tog winter. Mr. Beoebaw will toe et toe
court boas to this city on the
that the people of this neighborhood
may feel disposed to contribute to this
most worthy of all objects.
R. R. Hinton.of Bakeoven, purchased
of tbe Gllman & French Livestock Co.
206 head of yearling heifers of the Short
born and Hereford breeds, which were
delivered Sunday. The entire bunch
were fine, large, healthy-looking ani
mals. Tbe price paid was $18 per head,
delivered at Snaniko.' Mr. Hinton has
also purchased four fine Shorthorn bulls
from the famous breeding farm at Frank
fort, lnd., wbtcb are doe to arrive here
some time this week. Dick is now one
of the principal sheep-owners in Wasco
county, and with this purchase of cattle
added to those he already possesses he
will be in tbe front ranks as a cattle
owner for this Bection of Oregon. Shan
iko Leader.
Lots tf fun Monday night when the
far-famed Hi Henry's big city aggrega
tion of minstrel and vaudeville stars
hold forth at the Vogt opera house.
Their premier comedian, Billy Clark, is
a phenomenal hit. Probst, tbe human
wonder, imitator of song birds, Viola
Abt, the little dancing beauty, Havey &
Cooley, Cook & Hall, Corrigan & Dove,
the Pan-Americ n views, Hi Henry's
cornet solos, tbe wonderful Brother
Bard, special engagement of tbe modern
Hercules, Prof. Morrev, c JDeidered tbe
strongest mail (of his weight) living.
Among tbe increditable feats which he
perforates is that of lifting a chair with
bis teeth In which is seated Miss Stella
Morris, who weighs 200 pounds, during
which be performs characteristic calk
walks. This makes a bill not equalled
on the minstrel stage. Don't miss the
noon parade and the fine concert in
front of the theater at 7 p. m.
The Glacier says that notwithstand
ing the verdict of suicide in the case of
J. E. Rourke, who was found dead near
Hood River last Sunday, there are some
circumstances whicb would possibly in
dicate murder, such, for instance, as the
total absence of powder marks or burns
about the wound, tbe absence of im
portant papers he was supposed to have
on his person, and position of wound
which is unnatural aud would be diffi
cult for a man if his age to accomplish.
The evidence showed that be was in e
desperate mood the lest few day he was
seen here from some unknown cause,
certainly not In regard to moaey mat
ters, as his father' estate, which will be
settled in January, would neve given
him about $12,000. His relatives have
been oommunioated with and the body
to being beld to 8. E. Bartmeee under
taking room pending instruction from
tbeea.
The fourteenth anniversary of tbe
marriage of Judge A. 8. and Mr. Ben
nett occurred yeetorday end in honor of
the event a party of shout thirty friend
and neighbors vet invited to spend the
evening el tbe family reeinenee on
Foorfb atteet. The evening wee largely
deyoted to progressive whist, followed
by an elegant refection. The judge and
Mrs. Bennett are royal entertainer, and
it goe without sat ing that a delightful
time was had. Tbe honors ot the whist
game fell to the lot of Mrs. J. A. Geisen
dorffer, aud the consolation to Mrs. Hos
teller. The guests Jof the evening were
Mr and Mrs E C Pease, Mr and Mr
M Z Donnell, Mr. ana Mrs Fred Van
Norden, Mr end Mrs T J Seufert, Mr
and Mr J C Hostetler, Mr and Mrs E H
French, Mr and Mr J 8 Fish. Mr and
Mrs J T Peters, Dr and Mrs H Logan,
Mr and Mr N J Siuoott, Mr and Mr H
Kuck, Dr and Mr Geisendorffer, Mr
Nosworthy, Misses Virginie and Harriet
Marden, Judge Bradabaw.
klOHAL MENTION.
A. D. McDonald, a former extensive
Sherman county farmer, now of Spokane,
is in tbe city.
Hon. F. N. Jones and wife, of Sherar's
Bridge, were passengers on tbe delayed
train this afternoon for Portland.
Dr. Ray Logan, of Moro, passed thro'
town this afternoon on the way to St.
Vincept'e hospital with a patient.
Fen Batty, of the Columbia Southern
hotel, Soauiko, arrived here this after
noon and is registeied at the Umatilla
House.
Distriet Attorney Frank Menefee re
turned hou e this afternoon from Gilliam
county, where b bad been on legel
bi slat ss
Douglas Stone, who recently sold cut
hi farming interest in Kherman county,
was in town today making arrangements
for exchange on Cuba, where be goes in
tfae oeer futuie to engage in the cattle
business.
- BOBM.
November 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. F,
Flugcr, of Ten Mile, a daughter.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
lie Kind You Have Always Bought
bears the
Signature of
Wanted 100 bead of broke or half
broke, horses, of U to 16 hauls in height
and from 6 to 8 year of age. Also (-0
head of horses weighing from 1100 to
1200 pounds. Bring them next Tuesday,
November 12ib, to Ward & Robertson's
stable. n7lwdltw
BIG TURKEY SHOOT.
A. V. Marsh will giv big turkey
shoot on tbe beach on the 2d, 27, end
28th of November. nti37daw
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker mi Embalmer
Oor. Third end Wanhinerton etc.
Jall OvatT9 ftl494avanvaavaw fag) DsTQflLl At) V IgOAft
diteapboM i. Local, 10$.
...the Nfew York Cash Store...
138. and 142 Second Street.
The bargain store of the city.
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..Boys' ami nti SCimSBlTS..
KNEE PANTS
We have just received our complete fall lino of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering thorn at
unusually low price.. Now is tho time to lit out your
boy for school. Don't make your purchase! without
seeing our line. We will save you money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and niftiest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
The New York Cash Store
BUY A WILSON '
AIR-TIGHT HEATER
and save fuel. THE WILSON has an
OUTSIDE DRAFT that will nob burn
out. We also carry a line of TRILBY
AIR-TIGHTS.
.IKE AYS CROWE...
Trilby and Cole's Original Air-Tight Heaters
For Wood and Lighter Fuel.
The introduction of Cole's Original Air-Tialu Heater has revolution
ist! the heating stove trade in all sections of the United States. Its won
derful economy in the use of fnei, and many other excellent qnaUtlee,
stmngly recommend it to all In neel of a heating stove.
What Cot's Heater Will Do.
Thi stove will heat a room from xero to
80 degrees In Ave minutes.
Ii will heat your home evenly day and
night.
It holds Are 36 hnnrs without attention.
You huild only one fir each winter.
It burns chips, bark, leaves, paper and
corn nobs, and fives excellent resells with
this fuel, which is ordinarily wasted.
The stove Is light and easily moved arid
et up.
The combustion is perfect and ashes are
removed only or.ee in tour weeks.
Nona of the beat Is wasted and tbe stove
will save one-half of your fuel hill.
It I clean, economical, convenient, safe
and durable.
Every one of Cole's Original Alr-Tlght Heaters Is guaranteed to stav
alrtbrht as long as used. Where wood Is used for fuel every family should
bake ooe or more of tbes stove.
Sold by MAIER & BENTON, The Dalles.
Blakeley's Drug Store, S
Wo orty the Urgent and moat com pic lu V H OV N K X IK ACT of lemon and Va
st' ok In Kaatero Oregon o( nl.la are tbe Haat Made.
VaVUS aud MKUH I Nkta, Kverytbio we tell it Trash.
COM Ha ami HHLHC, Our prkiee are Ceiieuuul.
ai'ONOKB sd ONANiiii, . r I' HEM HI V Tin I j apartment
riiHSKS aed wai.l.KTe. U '" h',,e ' "ml' '
rHIMO and rooo t'AMKW, We Manufacture
ruoxo r-area ..- mount. g'fftt'ittXWi
..OWrMKK' CHQCOt,4Ta. and vTlutt Haaal Al ed ?r a a!
M AIL OKIraaa receive our OflTU DUflftJCO fcvery I'afktge dullvorcd frae.
Irual atteuUon. OXI 1 11 r IIUIII.U promotly, in tbe uit) .
John Paehek, .The Tailor,
Has just received 1000 sample
of the latest patterns in Cent'
Clothing Goods. Hs euarao
tee prices and a food fit or no
pay. v i 3
John Paehek, The Tailor.
qko. a. cAuragLL,
eivix SMoiMaaa.
Irrigation, Bridge, Bauroad and Water Sepely
P3t7ffiSe'jd assart land Berrer lag, Msa
Laaeiioa. IxsasBSHf fttesi and ajslsssasnss el
B E 4e(v4BsM. 9 4 BssVT eHk4 fLK eA IAJPt
fire Insurance.
Uw IMm t Govt bR. (o. of lotto,
rounded 1H2.
Capital usM up 7,BOOtOOO
Aaaet aeo.liNi.OtUI
Now I tbe time to insure ; tomor
row may oe too late.
Phone Mo. M. Beufert 4t Condon.
Pboee No. W, Faeiflo Htatea Co.
ARTHUR 8KUFKKT,
Reeident agent, The Dalle.
Why Bay U.7o aer gaiiea far laJfKf
Ja It when yoo at bay 'imm M
PeHM'l Mi Btoel pelgt tar
e.jraamaleea tor a. pare,
, agenl.
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