Suit a . .
SPECIAL
for
Thank lvtoiq
If yon over expect to wear
any more clothes you can't
afford to stay away.
Handsome strictly all-wool
suits in cheviot and cassi
mere fabrics, lined with best
quality Italian cloth and
serge, good values at $8.50
and $1(X; our Thanksgiving
price,
$72
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Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Suspenders and Gloves
of the Finest Make.
For that
Short
Skirt i
She wears
on Ralntj Hays.
Every lady ought to have a
pair of rainy-day boots. Very
sensible idea and not expen
sive. Our box calf, foxed box-kid
top, heavy sole, extension
edge, high cut boot is the
thing cut to fit the limb as
well- as the foot. Every lady
should value her health suffi
cient! y to protect her feet with
storm boots.
$4
a Miir
Flannel
We are showing some surprising
values in plain and twill Flannel
Waists just received.
three BIO values
$1.50
1.73
2.00
They come in Five different Shades.
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5becial f
for i nanksgivioq.
Tuesday and
Wednesday only.
Cape Cod Cranberries 10c per qt.
Fancy Mixed Candy 12 Jo per to
London La3er Raisins I2c M "
Fancy Persian Dates. 8$c M "
Fancy California Figs 8Jo " "
1 pound bricks
Soft Shell Almonds Pic 41 44
English Walnuts 12Jc 44 44
Fresh Roasted IYanuts. 12c 44 44
Large Polishod Pecans .Ifiijo 4 4 44
Filberts 15c 4 4 4 4
Plum Pudding, Is 20c per can
Plum Pudding, 2s 40c 44 44
Get our prices on Apples,
Bananas and Oranges.
Grocery Department
AU Goods
Marked in
Plain Figures
PERSE St MKYS.
Eastern Oregon's
Greatest
Department Store
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The Dalles Dally Gbraniete.
MONDAY
NOV. 25. 1901
Oysters
Served I
in
any
Style..
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At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wimo County wuniti rdfliMMd
prior to January 4, 1899, will be paid
on presentation at nay ofSoe. Interest
ceaie. nftor Novambar 10, 1901.
JOHN F. RAKFBBlBl,
County Treasurer.
eVAYSiDE GLEANINGS.
The finest Thanksgiving turkeys in
town ore at the Colombia Commission
House. n25 2t
The sale of remnants is still on at
Pease & Mays, There are stilt some
surprising values left.
4 marriage license was issued Bator
day to Frank B. Freidley and Grace B.
Cook, both of this county.
Christmas sale of millinery at the
Campbell & Wilson millinery palore.
One-third off regular price of entire
stoek. 8ale will continue until first of
January. 2So-tf
Tjoi Robinson has pot on a stage be
tween Dofor and The Dalles, and makes
duily trips, except Sundays, leaving
Dufur in the morning and returning in
the afternoon.
It will be a satisfaction to know that
your cooking for Thanksgiving will be
made licht by the ladles who will (Or
nish you anything in that line if yon
call at J. H. Croso' store Wednesday.
Theo. H. Liebo, the East End jeweler,
will give a gold watcb free to the person
guessing the number of stones in a jar
on exhibition in his display window.
A gu;sa free with each 25-cent purchase.
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There will be an oratorical contest
giveo uudir the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Congregational church
at some date, not definitely fixed, but
probably between Christmas and New
Year.
Nellie Van Pelt, a Celilo India woman
and wife of William Van Pelt, a half
bree', today swore oat a complaint bo
fore Justice Brownbill charging William
Allison, an employe at the Oelilo fishery,
with criminal aaaault.
Parties having copies of the new Na
tionil Anthem, which appeared in yet
terlay Oregoulan, whiob tbey do not
desire to preserve, will confer a favor by
handing them to Mia. E. M. Wlleon. or
leaving tbeu for bar at Ibis office.
D. P. Thompson, on of Oregon's
prominent oftiaeos, is lying very low
with a critical UloOM, In bis apartment
t the Hobart-Cortls, in Portland. For
Mtral rnoetba be bM been to poor
health and, daring rosont weeks, bM
not left bis room. His ailment is an
anaemic condition of the blood, caused
by stomach trouble. Little hope is
entertained for hie recovery, although
he is receiving the best medical treat
ment that can be secured.
A petition in bandruptcy was filed in
the United States .circuit court at Port
land by Wesley E. Sherrill, a merchant
of Hood River. Hie liabilities are repre
sented as $8706.44, and assets $10,105.05.
He claims as exempt property amount
ing to $2135.
Mt. Hood camp No. 59, Woodmen of
the world, will give one of their famous
stag socials on Tuesday evening, Nov.
26th. Refreshments will be served. All
neighbors and visiting neighbors are
cordially invited. It goes without say
ing a good time will be had.
According to a dispatch in yesterday's
Oregonian the Baker City Republican,
Edward Everett Young editor, declared
in an editorial last Saturday that it is
opposed to the, nomination of Represent
ative Moody for re election. In a column
editorial it states that it will support
Hon. J. N. Williamson, of Frineville,
for Mr. Moody's place.
W have bo five-dollar diploma, nor
do we use technical terms that no one
can understand, yet from many years
experience we can fit your eyes, whether
near-sighted, far-sighted or cataract. We
can cite you to several instances where
we have fitted eyes where so-called pro
fessional opticians have failed. We can
save you from 50 to 100 per cent on spec
tacles, eye glasses, etc. F. A. Van Nor-
den. 26atf
State Superintendent Ackermau has
addreesed a circular letter to county su
perintendents advising them that owing
io the Portland and other schools being
in session on the dated he bad planned
to bold the State Teachers' Association,
namely, January 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th,
and there being no other time which
seems to be acceptable to all concerned,
the executive committee baa decided to
hold the meeting during the latter part
of Jooe, probably the 23d, 24th and 25th.
The exact date, however, will be decided
upon later. -
The bowling on tbe alleys of The
Dalies commercial club seems to have
taken a now lease of life. On Saturday
evening Victor Schmidt broke the club
record by bowling 81 points. The form
er record was bald by Mr. Bonn, who
made 80 a few years ago. We alto un
derstand that tbe members would like
to aee mora ladies in attendance on
Tuesday evenings. Too young man are
preparing for a match game with thai
married members on Thanksgiving! m
evening sod woold like a little .neoorVl tfa
agemant from their lady blends. AndAiF
by tbe way, there la a cbamoagneojfcjg
per at eiaae.
The yoong ladles of Tbe Dalle sill
give a Ibaokfiiviaj pan at the Bald
win opera house Thursday sight, for tbe
benefit of The Bailee football tee.
Tbe Birgfeld orchestra of twelve pieces
will furnish tbe music. The young
ladies will do everything in thoir power
to make this the social event of the
season. The patronesses of the party
are: Mrs. Geo. C. Blakeley, Mrs. W.
H. Moody, Mrs. E. O. McCoy, Mrs. J.
M. Russell, Mr. W. H. WHson, Mrs.
E. M. Williams, Mrs. J. 9. Fish and
Mrs. T. J. SeeJert. Tbe ptk of tickets
is placed at 76 cents for gentlemen and
25 cents for Indies.
Health Officer VanAnda reports a new
case of diphtheria this morning; that
of a 12-year-old boy. The quarantine
was raised yesterday from tbe bouses of
Mrs. Davis, of Fourth street, and Mr.
Waither, of Fulton street. This leaves
nineteen cases, the maiority of whom
are practically well and only await the
time limit of the quarantine. Since the
above was written two new cases have
been reported in the Fred Cramer fam
ily, near Teckman's addition, and the
prospect of a third by tomorrow. Health
Officer Van Anda this afternoon raised
the quarantfne from tbe residences of
Messrs. Perl man and Hall.
The story of how tbe mistletoe gets on
tbe trees is a most interesting one. Cov
ering the mistletoe twigs are pearly
white berries. These come in the win
ter seasoo, when food ie comparatively
scarce, and hence some of our birds eat
them freely. Now when a robin eats a
cherry he swallows simply the meat aod
flips tbe stone away. The seed of the
mistletoe the bird cannot flip. It is
sticky and holds to his bill. His only
icsource is to wipe it off, and he does so,
leaving it sticking to tbe branches of tbe
tree on which be is sitting at tbe time.
This seed sprouts after a lime, and not
finding earth which indeed its ances
tral habit baa made it oease wanting
it sinks its root into the bark of the
tree and bants there for tbe pipes that
carry the sap. Now tbe eap in tbe berk
ie the very richest in tbe tree, for richer
than that in tbe wood, and tbe mistletoe
gets irom its host tbe choicest of food.
With a strange foresight it does not
throw its leaves away, as do most para
sites, but keeps them them to use in
winter, when tbe tree is leafless. Pro
fessor S. C. Scb mucker, in the December
Ladies' Home Journal.
H. D. Parkins, of Parkins & Menefee,
io order to go to Portland on the early
train yesterday morning, asked tbe
central telephone office tbe night before
to ring blm up at bis borne in tbe old
Dunham residence. Following the ring
ing of the bell a creaking noise of bumas
feet was beard on tbe stairway passing
down to tbe kitchen, and then the
farther noiee of tbe scratching of a
snatch as the person reached the foot of
the stairs aod passed out through tbe
Open kiteben door. It waa soon ascer-
load that the intruder bed gained
fcsanen'BrP S)P iMfcJUatvJ OyT W sSjLaynSaf
door, bad made hi way op stair and
was seeking whet ho might desire to
of ehs family. Nothing,
however, w. a founo miesing, and It It
evident tbe bell rang just ic time. Oo
the principle that trouble never comes
alone, somebody entered tbe Parkins ,
stable about 8 o'clock last night and j
stole a 3 year-old colt. The animal waa i
htatd of today out on Three Mile and
the indications are that the larcenist :
"borrowed" tbe animal to carry him
(our or Ave miles into the country.
Doaationa Asked for a Worthy Cauae.
Superintendent Gilbert baa received
a latter from W. T. Gardner, superin
tendent of the Boy' aod Girls' Aid So
ciety, Which he is having printed in the
form of a circular and sent to the several
teachers of Wasco county's public
school. The letter, whjeo ie as fellow,
explains itself: "Another year having
rolled along, I beg to ask your kind as
sistance again toward obtaining for us
donations this Thanksgiving from the
pupils of your schools. Wasco is the
beet county in tbe state outside Multno
mah to assist us in this manner, and
last year tbe donation was so good that
I feel it incumbent on me to have an
agent there to collect the gifts fiom tbe
school and other and have them prop
erly packed aod forwarded at once. I
intend to ask Judge Blakeley for tbe use
of tbe court room for this purpose aed
should he grant this request w will
have everything in order and will be
oleased to attend to everyone wbo is
anxious to assist us.'
Mr. Gilbert asks tbe eo operation of
the teachers in securing donations to
this worthy cuse, and instructs as to
bow tbey shall be shipped. Of course
Judge Blakeley has granted tbe ure of
the court houae, and Mr. Allaway, oo
behalf of tbe D. P. A A. N. Co., ha
kindly promised to ship all donations to
Portland free of charge. It Is requested
that donations collected at this plate
shall be sent to the court boas on or be
fore November 30th.
fCRSOHAL MBMTIOH.
...The New York Gash Store...
138 end 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
R. A. Kelsay. of Antelope, is io the
city.
A. MacAdam, of Sbeniko, is registered
at tbe Umatilla House.
Aaaaaanr C. L. Schmidt araa a naaaar.-
ger on tbe noon train for Pendleton.
Hon. John Miehell will leave tomor
row for tbe national capital, where ha
has a government appointment io tbe
United States senate.
F. M. Lawson, proprietor of The
n.-lUa ami HLanikn atatcn line, baa
mavMl hia fainil v from Chicken flnrlan
to a hou near tbe corner of Tenth and
Lbertv.thie city.
Piyiiuumin afnorfv lft Aa the da.
layed train this forenoon for Portland,
from whence be win proeeeo in a flay or
two to Wasting on.
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KNEE PANTS
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. 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 New York Cash Store
...Tbe Chilly Air...
suggest Overcoats, while the nsme of The Hula Clot King
Co. suggest economy. If someone should slip $5 io your pocket yes
would consider It a friendly act. This Is what we aie positively doing
to very man wbo boys bia suit or overcoat from us.
Men's all wool Suits in cassitnere, cheviot, worst
ed and serges, varying from $4.50 to $20.00.
Overcoats from $4.85 to $10.50.
Ulsters from $5.95 to $17.50.
Hat! Hat! II At!
10 d.ju Mao's New Style Fedora In eltbrr black or browa; sold the
regular way from $1.26 to $1.76; The HUB price .5
We still bare all s'ss left in that special Wool Fleeced Underwear,
worth $160 su't ; It-member Tbe HUB price .J
IU WIWDOWf.
The Hub Clothing Co..
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