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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1902)
A CLOUDBURST SflttBonable Wear. Fall Offerings at Exceptionally bob, whioh will prove particularly acceptable to those Id get the nest value lor tneir money. UA-Arml) Stripe Govrnt with I embroidery itrlmmed edge. A OCp :l,.raiaftleciai " " . Children's Flannelette Gowns All sizes fancy itrlpoil, ruffled Sleeve, trimmed In plain muter- H Q lal to match,worth75c,sle price WOOL WAISTS Have yon seen them? No? Then make it your business to see the beautiful new styles we are offering. $1.75, $2.00, $2,25. $2.50 NEW FURS Latest effects in Scarfs in Mink, Chinchilla, Stone Marten.Brown Marten, Red Fox, Bear, Seal, Sable and Beaver. All here at prices which will meet with your approval. REMEMBER AT ee Teutsch SUCCESSOR TO aver Bros. Dry Goods Company. "FIUDAYy SKWEMUER. 19, 1UU2. i . i "If., jf.RKVITIE8. VSfJS. 17 J. A, Howard, farm loans. ;QtyCloUitog;jcleanod at Joerger's. (iNeuman'B "tor cigars and tobacco. Ai;sUlBd4(",aCinii)orted lunches at , Grate's." a&f? Selected Queen olives, 30c a bottle, ' It Hawley WSfgL Crawflm?aied In white wine and tteah cndwli?Gratz's. Nlee?oaSolery at Martin's Fam- Grocery jt and Bakery. Rohraek will supply you with "achea1frf $1.25 per box. L.Fine. sound citrons for preserves, Martin's" tFamlly Grocery, rhe beat variety of fruits and veg- tblee-tvr:S. Younger & Son's. Callforiata. .and homo grapes, they i ,tM;;JMMK,vat Hawioy BroB. iencooKing at runups' Everything tastes good. -JUie home-made confec- tSTOSUiar treat ror your has no terrors at the dsfeIULW&hascment, whore good JiWijKlon tap. p' SMite'ithe cool, comfortable emeot'eof ;tbo Golden Rule and en la, glas, (ofSchlltz beer. J- or .Saie-yCompleto sot of house 1 furniture"; including carpets, Mtes, etc, ;T-also light spring wagon ua at ofnlnrfo harness. Will sell Private 'sale, at house. J. M. Leezer, T 5 -y n IMWVaWtr, LITEST FAD SILVER 3RACELETS -V' AllltHe novelties that are tHerago in tho fash ion centers. j heiSilvor Bracolot is auUilly ornamonted, . aliflfroiRtlio admiration Z i ot alhwHoJsee thorn. mil Ericesf.85c, $1.10 und com' $1.75; . HPNZIKER 'jewefcf and Optician KaxtPoortoH AUxander Castle's for poultry. Whltalter, the dentist. Castle's for flsh, always fresh. Clam and oyster cocktails at M. Gratz's. Flue yellow Crawford peaches at Hawley Bros. Gregg's coffee, the best, at F. S. Younger & Son's. Wanted Boll boy at Hotel Pendle ton. Apply at hotel office. Latest style patterns for fall suits and trousers nt Solbort & Shulz. Wanted Girl to do housework. Ap ply to W. S. Bowman's photo gallery. For Rent Store room on Cotton wood street. Inquire of Chris. Ran ley. Cigars, tobacco and smokers' sup plies at Jack CandlBh's, Patton's old stand. For Rent iSeven-room houBe. hot and cold water. Mrs. A. Nelson, 912 East Webb street. All kinds of city and country prop erty for sale. Rihorn & Cook, room 10, Taylor building. Honor bright spices, baking pow dor and oxtracts, can't be beat, at F. S. Younger & Son's. Confectionery that is a treat to your sense of taste Is obtained at the Delta Candy Factory. The best attired women in Pondle ton will be those wearing our exclu sive shoes Lee Teutsch. Mrs. Campbell now has on display 250 pattern fall and winter hats, which include all the best creations of millinery art. One of the principal events of the season among local business men will be the grand opening at the Peoples Warehouse this ovening. The biggest assortment of jardl nlers ever shown in Pendleton, will arrive next week at Rohrman's, Peaches $1.25 per box, Delicious are the hand-made creams, chocolates, caramels, taffy and nut candy you get when you buy at tho Delta Candy Factory. For Sales 800-acre wheat farm, 10 miles from Pondleton, nil summer fallowed; nearly nil fenced. Good spring on It. Address Box 495. Fifteen room furnished lodging nouse lor sale. Part cash, balance on installments. For particulars address i . O. box 124, Pendleton, Oregon. A good second-hand cook stove and heating stove are offered for sale by Airs, wuuam Hilton, of 312 South Main street. Seo classified column for particulars. The Kast End Club dances will bo- gin Saturday evening, September 20. This will bo the first dance of the season at tho resort. All attending are promised a good time. Music by Kirkman's orchestra. Admission, in cluding suppor. $1. Ira Hushes, nro- pneior. Matt! Jarvl is being held at Astoria for the murder of his father Gabriel Jarvl. A beautiful foot makes a woman at tractive. Lee Teutsch has the neces sary footwear. For Sale An almost new piano cheap. Inquire at Kline's liquor store, on Court street. Baker City's carnival and street fair was a disappointment, neither tho attendance nor exhibits being up to expectations. Tho watermelon season in Jose phine county is now at its height, 25 carloads having already been shipped trom Grant's Pass. The 27th annual session of the University of Oregon was opened Wednesday under the new regime the presidency of P. L. Campbell. The harvesting of the Oregon hop crop Is nearlng an end. The yield Is now estimated at 80,000 bales, as against 90,000 earlier in tho season. General Nelson A. Miles was in Se attle Thursday, on route to the Phil ippines. While in the Northwest, Miles will visit Forts Casey, Flagler and Worden. R. Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery has for sale peaches that are so largo and fine that they would be prize-winners at a fair. The peaches are on display in the windows. "Tho Two Islands," by Thomas Condon, Ph. D., professor of geology, University of Oregon. This is strict ly an Oregon book, and should be read by all Oregonians. For salo at Frazier's book store. John Craig, editor of the Adams Advance, who disappeared recently, leaving sundrey creditors to mourn has been heard from in San Francis co. He says ho was disgusted with the way things were going at Adams. The Borgess & Gray Horse Import ing Co., with western headquarters at Pullman, will make a fine exhibit at Spokane, of 12 head of fine horses recently imported from Europe. Tills exhibit will be worth traveling miles to see. The "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Bhow, Warren & Day company, which was to play under canvas tonight, was un able to put up their tentB on account of the rain, this morning,- and will abandon the tent totally and put their performance in tho opera house to night. At bedtime I take a pleasant, herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion la bettor. My doctor says that it acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys and is a pleasant laxative. It is made from herb:., and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medicine. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by Tollman & Co., sole agents. The fall and winter opening at the Peoples Warehouse will take place this evening and a band concert will bo given. The center display window has been trimmed in an artistic man ner and in It are exhibited tho styl ish new dresses and suit goods of, the season. The ladies of Pendleton will find much to please them if they study "the display, as it will give them a correct idea of what will be worn by good dressers for the seasons just approaching. "Money talks, and a little of It goes a long ways," Is tho caption of the large advertisement or the St. Joe Stole on the sixth page of this paper. In the advertisement the St Joe Store quotes some prices that clearly demonstrate the truthfulness of tho statement and gives some pointers that should be read by ail economical buyers. You will miss some valuable Information If you lay this paper down without the adver tisement. It Paysto Trade at the Peoples Warehouse. ...RING THE BELL... When Central SUITS are in. answers, call for 221, please, and ask if our FALL AND YVINTElt HirtSchiffntr cV Mirx Hind Tailored Wo aro not going to take up your time telling you about thorn. Wo will esteem it a favor if you will coll and try them o,n. See how handsomo they are. How woll they fit. IInvo them from $5 to $30 This ad rofors to the $15 to $25 Kind The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE MEN'S OUTFITTERS. Ping Pong Craze. The ping pong craze has hit Pen' dleton and it has hit it hard. Uig, little, old and young are going ping pong crazy, but the worBt case notice able is of tho certain young grocery man, who spends most of his time playing this game and It Is told on him by his friends that he is so car ried away with the game that ho has been known to get out of bed at night and beg his friends to play the game with him. nit j For a limited time we will give away, free of charge, one of those 25 cent Rotary Hand Fans An auto matic instrument equal to any elec tric or water power fan with each 25 cent bottle of Pine Nut Cream. A. C. Koeppen & Bros'., Druggists. Elks Preparing to Entertain. At a regular meeting of the local lodge of Elks last evening, it was de- -i-iiieti to give a series of entertain ments within tho next few months the first to be given about throe weeks from this date. Invitations will be given to selected friends of the members and it is expected to make this feature an Interesting one during tho winter months. The lodge is In a prosperous condition. and Includes in its membership some of the best citizens of Pendleton. A eommltteo was appointed to arrango an entertainment program, and it is stated it will be a good one. Births. Dr. C. J. Smith reports the follow ing births: To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kennedy, of this city, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Urady Howdy shell, of Stage Gulch, a girl. Both mothers and children are doing well Closed, closed, closed, closed closed. Closed, closed, closed, closed closed. 'Twlxt 6 it 7, 'twixt C & 7, 'twixt 6 & 7. Twixt C & 7, 'twixt C & 7. 'twixt 6 & 7. Peoples Warehouse, Peoples Ware house. Peoples Warehouse, Peoples Ware house. Fixing for concert. Fixing for con cert. Fixing for concert. Fixing for con cert. The Operetta. The Operetta, The 6peretta. The Operetta. A New Hat. A New Hat. A New Hat. A New Hat. Peoples Warehouse, Peoples Ware house. Peoples Warehouse, Peoples, Warehouse. BOOKS - BOOKS Almost daily wo uroin receipt of new hooks. Complete lino ofIi. P. Koo's fancy bound books, 8mo, at 45c each. Paper Bound Books. 2 lots 10c, 15c and 25c. Sev eral hundred titles to select from. CANDY New line fancy drops, etc., 19c a pound. Boston baked beans XXX Mint losongors Cocoanut sn mires Assorted imporinls Good strong lemon drops, etc. 29 different kinds to solect from, Horo is an itloa that may not have oomo to you: Why boat your homo cook ing moiils 7 Just tako yoar meals dur ing tho summer at the French Restaurant You'll onjoy our cooking and tho oulslno sorved. The French Restaurant GUB JjA irONTAINU, Prop. ! TRANS F 1 Boise prides herself upon a new lock crusher, weighing 14,000 pounds and costing J117G. WE CAN STAND... Frederick nolf, Santa OlausliTuSilHuin'tora. rHUCKING, storage;. CROWN Eft BROS, Telephone Main 4. ANOTHER SIEGE 1 Notice. I will not be responsible for any debts whatever, contracted by any one but myself. GE0K0I2 L. HOnSMAN. De cow Ulck de milk over kaze she ain't got no sense; en folks stan' roun' en cry 'bout it kaze dey In de same tlx iv. do cow. Atlanta Const! tntlon. All lagoon and watering work for tho World's Fair Is to be completed this fall. Macadam roads are bolng built throughout the grounds so that bad weather shall not delay work. I?50 UL, Shoes I. II. 00 Shoes 50 Shoes All kinds and the very latest qualities Try a Pair IS OUR MOTTO BUict adherence to H estbUe m to $nttf willing worker U reni rapenor eernce a bookkeeper tad ataaof raphit. Oar lattructtoa h anmnelly thorough (ici to widely kavwa Uut reputation aloae briifi Qmallty alwaye eenu. Kxamlaa lata car Io4tuUloj, willing itudiuU 1 M wont of our itadcata. CacUltica better now Uums ever Wore. rapU adraucemtnt in all tUdla Ukw. Call, or write for our catalog. PORTLAND BU8INE8S COLLEGE Fark and Washington Street A. r. jLnastroag, LU. ., frlarf, Come and get our prices on Boston Store Where Whole Families are Shod. NEWflPURNITURE awen a i - - . . ine new stock ot ! all I'urniturc is now in and includes all the modern ideas of the IJast, West, North and South, so you have a co nplcte assortment to select from We keep our promise to save you money on Furniture, Car pets, Stoves, Ranges and Household Furnishings. BAKER & FOLSOM, Next to Poe'.olllco.