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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1902)
f TEUTSCH WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL IN COATS, JACKETS, SKIRTS, WAISTS P wor'd is occupied with thoughts of new garments, !rmn'ne . ..11.tiu turns to this deoartment and its i,n mind "7. " . ... :tive . . t all times, a comDlete assortment of We u' nriced garments, and that these garments are ex- Fi 'th .the same caic aim m. .,......-..-...,. Id Wim and htr evnrv trst thnrn is suneri- more expensive j - each garmem. IfllORRW'S OFFERINGS i-t 4-.-. 1nf.lAffl A Iflwnn Li) varied assortment in everything new & desirable. Price from $8 to $25 E,.,.n'c WnlHn? Skirts and other stvles ;n new shades, new cloths, new colorings, a splendid line of values trom - 32 to $i THAT NEW FACTORY STEPS WILL BE TAKEN TO LAND IT HERE. 1 (j&rcag WY'oCTOIIEIt 21, 1002. IREVITIE8. lfowd, farm loans. ati's clam chowder. oTSters at CaBtle's. mi winter styles at Joergor's. . I. K. Is popular In the East. Wenerwurst and saur kraut at potato chips at F. S. Younger La Eastern and Cove oyster i's. i strawberries every day at F. leer & Son's, Ited ltmburger and SwIbs fcandwlches at Gratz s. vour eniss to F. S. Younger a. 35 cents per dozen. frame work for the new Chris- urch Is rapidly going up. Chinese cooking at Phillips' knt. Everything tastes gooa. -A little black anil tan dog; i to name of Dewey, will pay M. A. Rigby. full In read nil tho ads of lino Store Thi.v alwava have lag that Interest close buyers. Wrles sweet nntfltoR. ehlck- n aucKs at tne sianaara uro Our cash plan eave.s you i ting cleaned and pressed by need workmen. Prices reason U. Holland, corner Holland and itrfcts. Jur alarm nlnr.Us nan he Upended upon to awaken pu at any time you desire po be aroused. Save raonev hv crettini? a good dock from uS at a low aad then save time t raw sleeping. IS 7. tt or M en HUNZIKER The Correct Jeweler IxtDcorto R Alexander. Whltaker, the dentist. Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. Olynipla oysters at Castle's. Neck novelties at Teutsch's. Neuman's for cigars aud tobacco. Night dresses for winter. TeutBch's. .The P. I. U. Is popular in the East. Sweaters for golf players at Alexan der's. V?riia)i L-rnllt nnll mlnre meat lit V. S. 1 Younger & Son's. Full line of children's, Ping-Pong hatB at Mrs. Campbell's. Orncc's old reliable Moca and Java coffee at F. S. Younger & Son's. Bishop's Fleur-De-Lis California pre serves at F. S. Younger & Sons. Vnur suits will bo the heiehth Of fashion If made by Siebert & Schulz. Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Call at 712 EaBt Webb street. iA nronm phocolates. a rare new delicacy you should try. At Duttbns. tnlmeen and smokers' bud- plles at Jack Candish's, Patton's old stand. niiiifirpn'H hloi-ks. names, picture books, toys, dolls, rocking horses at Nolf's. AminmippnipiitB are out for the dance given by the Jolly Club Friday evening In Music nail nrtpL- hiilldlnir for rent, on Court street, block and a naif trom wain street.' See J. F. Temple. il.o nrRti$tt and 1 arc est tock of jardlnlers at prices so low as to surprise you. u. nonrman. (l shinment of overcoats has arrived and our stock is now com- nlete. Alexander's Department store. T.loht Tlrnhmn and Buff Cochin phlpkens for sale at the Standard Grocery at the lowest market price. t.amn fixtures, all size chimneys, ,i.ia hnriip.rs. brackets, reflectors. shades, globes In stock at all prices, C. Rohrman. t?. x- v full dress shirts and col lars, complete line of Monarch shirts for fall and winter, stetson nans ul Alexander's. Wanted Two uirl waiters. $20 per month with room and board. Call at Spoonemoro's employment omce, am Court street. The Dally East Oregonlan s on sale In Portland at the Rich news stand In Hotel Perkins, and at the Hotel Portland. T. W. Towsley, an expert piano tuner and sewing machine repairer, riiMinurh' n rp allien of Kansas City, Mo., has taken a position at Jesse Falling's. rri, a n tt W. and Decree of Pendleton, will cele brato their 34th anniversary of the order with a social ana banquet, -iuea-Ait mumliers are urg' ently requested to be present and visiting members cordially invited. The meeting will be at Odd Fellows hall, beginning at & o ciock. Athena is In the Field $25,000 is Asked For From Citizens. At 4:. 10 Mnnrtnv nM ing was called of the executive com mittee of the Commercial Association and the proposition of W. T. Itlghy and J. Clove for their combined har vester manufacturing establishment was laid before the committee. The proposition as laid before the nnmmlitfui una f tlm nftnn 41.n, tl,n citizens of the town should subscribe tor ?2&,uuu of tne prererred stock in the company which is to be called tne Kigoy-uiove combine company. ft lc o cnHlnrl fnp Hint tha pnmMnn inachiues are a success and the inven- rnrs nnvn rinpinnn in mnniirnprurp them for sale and have them on the marKci ior next narvest. to qo tnis thnv fpnltva tlint thnra iitct lint -'V. til. lr 1 . 1 V I V . .11 LI I. tr U V llttlp ilplnv. AlthnUE-h tlip sttp lmfi nnt yet been selected for the manufactur ing establishment and will not be un til It is sppn what thp nponlp will do. the -company has already ordered a 76-horse power engine and $2400 worth or machinery wiucn win oe reauy nc ennn an tlm nltp is splpptprl ltnnn which to Install It. Several thousand dollars more will be placed in an ol der for more machinery at once. Tt Is the intention of the company to incorporate for $100,000 and all but the $25,000 will be owned -by tne com pany. This latter amount will be pre ferrnil stoplr nnrl It Ik thp, Intention of the promoters to have It sold and will guarantee an interest ot eignt per ppnt tn tluisp Investlim. This is a good interest and later the company intend to grauuany nuy ims siuvk In until It- Is all owned bv it. In this v tliev claim the man nutting money Into the enterprise cannoi lose for he is guaranteed his interest, which is a good rate. Kr linnus Ik i Hi; nil hv the nromoters. They only prefer to ask that the k;o- ple taKe one-iourm ot tne siock us iii-Mfpriert stnplf which means that this Is as a first mortgage on the plant and the iuvesters win get uieir in terest out of this regardless of what the company makes. It is estimated that the cost of the nlnt.t will l,e nhnut S30.000. In addi tion to the plant the material to begin manufacturing machines will cost an additional S40.000. The nlant will cover a large area of ground, but the location will be selected later. The engine room will be the only brick building at present aitnougn it is uie Intention of the company to eventual lv hnvp all their buildings brick whereever they locate. The finishing room will be built two stories nign. In addition' to this there will be a blacksmith shop, machine shop, foun dry and pattern shop. The erection or this manufacturing ,,.m m. ..i,i a lni-L.e thinir to Pen dleton. . In the construction of the plant the services of many carpen ters will be required and after the ..iat la Inillt It will emnlov from SO to 75 men at a monthly pay roll from $8000 to ?3&uu. Just what will be done has "not been decided, but It Is likely that a mass meeting will be called by the Com mercial Club to see what the people think of the proposition. In the mean time the same proposition made to Pendleton has been laid before the people of Athena. Athena has been bidding for the factory and W. G. HIgby went to that city today to lay the proposition before those interested. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HartSduffoer V Marx Hand Tailored Suits and Overcoats Try them on, and note that we give you better styles than the tailors, as good a fit and a price that is a big saving for you. If you thine you are one of those men who can't get a ready make suit to fit let us disabuse your mind of the idea. Overcoats $5 to $30 Suits $5 to $30 This Week's Specials A line of 27 inch JACKETS Light Tan and Oxford Gray sizes 32 tc 42 of GOOD KERSEY cloth with vel vet collar mercerized lining. This season's new style up to date garment good value for Jb.oo. For this week $4.98 Ladies' light blue mixture Man Tailored Suit Eton style trimmed with Satin Black and braid, an exceptionally good value for $20.00. For this week $J4.98 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE MEN'S OUTFITTERS SEEN IN ALBA. Not Continue ' Taking your salt water baths as you did while on your vacation at the sea shore ? You can have the same thing at home. SEA SALT, 5 CENTS POUND A pound of our Atlantic City Sea Salt will make two de licious salt water baths, equal to a sea bath. We have bath brushes, bath sponges, wash rags, bath saps and everything that helps to improve your bath. J5 Steps From Main St. Toward the Coatt House Cause of Sunday's Wreck. 11 line l,en learned since the Dtlbll ,.ti,,, nf thn storv of the Sunday wreck In the O. R. & N'. yards, that the wreck was caused by the care lessness of some man in the yards, nnrl nnt frfllll St defective switch, Just who is to blame is not known, but It is now evident that someone Is re sponsible for the accident. The switch had been only paniy nut,cu, and when the engine struck the open switch the derailment louoweu. Notice. Getting ready to move Into my new meat market on Alta street, opposite the Pendleton Savings Bank. On October 20, I will close my business In the Court 'street market, which will be continued by Mr. Miescke. All persons knowing themselves In debted to me will please call at the old stand on Court street, and settle aa I will be found there until Nov. 1. After that date I will be pleased to see both old friends and new at the Union Market on Alta street. PERRY HOUSER. Eight Thousand Dollors Worth of Ore in Two Loads. Alba, Oct. 21. The sawmill at this place is now running in full blast with Peter Vlebroch as general manager. D. E. Coombs is head sawyer, lxn Down edger, and M. E. Sturdivant, engineer. One hundred and forty-four head of cattle left here last week for the Sound, 110 head of these belonging to Fred Martin and 34 head to J. Terry. The price paid for these cat tle was $3.75 per hundred delivered In Pendleton. They were purchased by J. C. Lonergan for the Pacific Meat Company at Tacoma. More freight is going over the roads between Pendleton and the John Day this fall than ever before, but the most valuable loads to pass through here on its way to Pendleton went through Friday nlghL These were four-horse loads of ore irotn the Badger mine. The ore was concen trated and sacked in 125-pound sacks. The total value of the Vw loads was $8000. Each wagon contained two tons of the concentrates and the teamsters claim that the roads are good between Pendleton and the Su sanvlllo country. C. E. Hoover has leturned from tho Snokane fair. He says he enjoy ed the trli) but tho next time ho goes he will take his blankets so that he will be sure of a bed for it was 1m possible to get beds there, the crowds were so great. LATEST STORE NEWS New Imported Lines of Fancy Qoods Are Now Arriving.... Your Place German Baskets These goods are made for ap pearance and durability. 25c, 35c, 39'. 48c 65, 85c to $3.95 Doll Buggies The new wire and metal style which will stand hard wear. $1.35 to 52.95 in three colors Wringers We sell the best American makes. $2.50 wringer here for $1.95 $4.00 wringer here for 2.95 Woodenware 2500 tooth picks 5c; towel rollers 10c; sad ironOhandles 10c; chair bottoms 12c each Our Holiday Idne this year will be bigger and better than ever For Sale Seven-room house, bath and city water, two lots at corner of Jacksou and Garfield streeiB. aisu household effects, consisting of piano, oMnl.nanl ranPfi StOV'e etc. TCU cords of wood and a good single horse and new buggy. Dr. renuns. Portland is much exercised over the subject of Sunday closing. The city officials blame the county offic ials, who In turn blame the stato offic ers for tho state of affairs. For Sale A hundred and fifty young pullets, six to eight months old, ready to lay; also a young Jersey cow. Call at 2102 West Webb street, or at this office. PUREE FREDERICK NOLF Santa Claus' Headquarters Is always ready at our tables. There is a variety of tempt ing and excellent food on our bill of fare. Everything is served by courteous and at tentive waiters. The French Restaurant GUH LA FONTAINE, Prop. mANSFER, tprjuctng, storage;. CROWNER BROS Telephone Main 4. LADIES' $3.50 SHOE 13 OUR MOTTO tHot lAbtmcaU itoti&a m to nlfr miag wtes U mm mfuU Mrrlc m kkktj m4 atMUtraflun. Oer UsUMtJM ta BMraaBy tb-otfc ut M wUdy kmwm tiu rtpoUtloa Um fato m mot cf w siwleata. Q Iky riwyt f ExsmIm M fcdlitl-bettw ww Uaa w kfet. UAmttirmt, wtlllag lUdtaii to MyU bdTifiSmet U all atoJUatakaa. OaM, or wilU for ou tUl.gw, PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Pm and Wuhlngton Strata A- . AnmtoZt U -. T The Best Shoe in the Coon try at Its Price. We Chal lenge any $5 shoe to eqaal THE PINGREE Boston Store Where Whole Families are Shod. GritfWffiffiffl COME TO OUR STORE If you are seeking the newest styles In Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Portiers, etc We have somo new novelties never bo fore shown here, See the Antique Furniture we are Bhowing, BAKER & FOLSOM Furniture Store near Poatofflce
