PRING SHIRTS.
We are now in position to show you
the most complete line of Spring and
Summer Shirts in the city. Percale and
Fancy colors, all sizes with tie to match
toe to 75c
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Soft Bosoms for White Collar wear
neatest and latest patterns, ail sizes:
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'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
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UESDAY. MAUL it
COMING EVENTS.
)C CnjkMnl school
" . e TnnrliPrc Institute
election
at
1 Two townships In waiio-
rtv in be ooenea 10 seiwe-
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tit ABSUUAUUU. ' ana
WILL PLAY BALL.
Walla Walla and Pendleton Will Both
Have Professional Teams This Year
Material for Good Team Here.
Hobert Burns, the Walla Walla
railroad man. has secured the fran
chise of the Walla Walla team and
undoubtedly something will happen
In baseball In this vicinity. Mr.
Burns knows every man who plays
baseball, and every fan from Pendle
ton to Spokane, and there is hardly
a doubt but that both Walla Walla
and Pendleton will have professional
teams organized to enter the field per
haps by the time the season actually
opens, certainly not long, thereafter.
His immediate association with the
project gives it fresh Impetus. Spo
kane writes to Pendleton that they
have a surplus of excellent players
and can contribute effectively to the
organization of a first-class team in
BHIEF NEWS NOTES.
Choice meats at Houser's.
Try QraU's clam chowder.
Oyster cocktails at QraU's.
Fresh flsh dally at Castle's.
Best thoo work at Teutsch's.
Sea food fresh at Castle's.
Smokers' supplies at Nouman's.
Hohbach's baking Is always soc-d.
Drop into Clark & Co.'s for a social
time.
Spring samples, largo line, at Joer
ger's. Rooms to rent, 407 West Alta
street.
Have your shoes repaired at
Teutsch's.
Clark & Co.'s new cigar store for
good smokes.
Clark & Co.'s new cigar store now
open. Ell building.
Hays' cigar store, headquartors for
smokers' supplies.
Smoke "The Pendleton Favorite,"
made by J. Devlin.
Havo you had your shoes repaired
nt Teutsch? Try him.
Call for Hohbach's bread and get
the best. It's always good.
Miller, 209 Court street, for choice
chocolates, cigars, fruits, etc.
Wanted Position by lady to do
i.ousework. Call at this office.
Imported Hmburger and Swiss
cheese sandwiches at Grate's,
"El Sldolo," the best cigar made, ot
Kces' cigar store, court street.
Good, dry cottonwood at P. P. Col
lier & Co.'s. 'Phone, Main 1121.
Our "movable pin" curtain stretch
ers are giving satisfaction. Nolf's,
Lot for sale; great bargain; Haley's
addition. Inquire at 403 Alta street
You always get choice meat at IIou
ser's. Alta street, opposite Savings
Bank.
Blacksmith shop in Pendleton for
sale. See Earnhart, Association
block.
ror Ilent Five-room house, two
blocks east of Main street. Apply
at this office.
Wanted Two or three dozen chick'
ens; Plymouth Rocks preferred. Ad
dress Box 124.
If you want a business location on
Main street, come and see me. I havo
four. E. T. Wade.
Eastern Star meets in social ses
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse
The following Specials ae good
for the test of this month
Until March 31st.
Pendleton if outsiders are wanted nt sjon this evening at 7:3o prompt. Vis
all. The Pendleton boys are. of I ltlng members invited.
course, graiemi lor tins proner 01 in- , P. o.,. nmM.n.a ,,,,, n
terest and skill, but there is no llke-i thrp. .... ,orfttl!1, . E,7 ' Tano
lihood that they will accept the ten-
son that they have in their own ranks
material for a first-class team at
least as good a team as was ever or
ganized in cither Eastern Oregon or
Eastern Washington.
Pendleton.
i-urcuit court. i
!-Eastern Oregon G. A. It. en-1
Heppner. I
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Portland.
W0 I orty-second annual
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Boston, Mass.
CM Sftn Prjinn enn
Ball Game Next Sunday.
The famous matched game of base
ball between the Boston Store and
the Peoples Warehouse will take
place next Sunday at 2:30 p. in., at the
ball grounds In the western part of
town. The Juvenile cornet band will
furnish the music. This is the first
appearance of the band in public. The
combination of players and band is
expected to prove the greatest attrac
tion of the year. The number or paid
admissions will be limited to on.
For sale.
wui nouse anrl In lilni.be
Main street, suitable for a home
. uvuiu rcilL 1U1 U.
00. N. T. Conklin.
Thtee
Fads
Ed Lieuallen Dead.
Ed Lieuallen, son of RanFotn I.leu
alien, of Weston, died In the Walla
Walla hospital yesterday at 4:30 p.
in., following an operation for appen
dicitis. The funeral will bo held to
morrow at 2 o'clock p. m., at Weston.
Mr. Lieuallen was a young man who
was greatly respected and very popular.
That have won
great favor with
'he Ladies
SASH
Solid
HAT
Solid
PINS
Silver
PINS
Si.ver
Jrge Lockets
Gld Filled
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Wallace Prosperous.
A letter received from Mrs. .1. K.
Moore, formerly of this place, hut
low of Wallace, Idaho, contains the
information that Wallace is a very
thiivlng town at present and that the
Moores are sharing fully In the pros
perity of the town.
street. Call at house.
Mis. Campbell has received her sec
ond invoice of trimmed hats. Many
chic new patterns are shown.
Beautiful 6-room cottage, two lots,
shade and fruit trees, nicely located.
'Reduced to $1,600. E. T. Wade.
This spring's choicest ideas in
millinery will be on display at Mrs
Campbell's commencing Thursday.
For Sale Brick building with
basement, 60x90, on Main street. Good
property at a bargain. Easy terms.
E. T. Wade.
Best Investment on Pacific Coast
today is in Yakima valley. See the
Nessly-Scott Investment Company
"ad" elsewhere.
Four hundred and eighty acres good
level land, good house, all fenced,
plenty of water. 200 acre6 in barley,
$3,500. E. T. Wade
For Kent Suite of rooms in East
Oregonion building. Steam heated.
Hot and cold water and bath room on
same floor. Inquire at this office.
B, E. Kennedy 'ias rwguuu the po
sition of manager nf the C.ie Comr.iiB
sion Company, at this putut. to lake
iffect as soon as his successor can
be appointed and take charge.
WINS CONTEST.
Card of Thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeieraiah llarnhart.
the parents of Albert Bamhart, de
sire to express their heartfelt flunks
to the friends whose kindly ministra
tions during their hours of deepest
sorrow made the burden of grief and
bereavement easier to bear.
Boy Enlightened.
"What la the difference between a
monologue and a dialogue, pa?"
"A monologue, my son. Is a man's
wlfn talking to him. and a dialogue
is his wife and her mother talking to
him." Boston Journal.
"It never pays to hurt people's
feelings," remarked the Human Chap.
"Oh, 1 don't know," replied the Wise
Guy, "Friend of mine makes a pret
ty good living at it." "Who is licr
"A dentist." Cincinnati Commeiclal
Tribune.
Hazel Burgess Wrote the Best Essay
on "What She Saw at Art Ex
hibit" Huzel Hurge&s won the prize lit the
tontcbt between il competitors stil
fig for the verdict of best essays,
having the recent art exhibit for a
theme. The Judges wcie Mrs C. II.
Wade, Miss Pariott and E. P. VoM.
The prize is a copy of the picture,
"The Song of the I.ark." Miss Bur
gess" essay was excellent In thought,
originality, composition, In fact all
the points upon which s-ich produc
tlcns are always gradPd.
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We have J 'ist received a
frali fuuiilv nf California
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7S'PINT0R $1.25 FULL QUART BOTTLES
lard e oi" for every kind or fryluj? or wh rever you une butter
Most tit.i . .
butr uut'tUnot :, L'Z V V,' le w Pe'"e lor or-
''"tosLowyououroU.
Real Estate Transfers.
Walter M. Pierce and I-aui a M.
Pierce havo sold to John W. Keen,
of Athena, their 140 acre or larin
laud in section 23, township 4, range
3C, the consideration being $3,500,
The property lies six miles diit cast
or Weston,
The Pendleton Trust Company has
hold to W. H. Hawley for $1,800, the
oast 5 feet of lots 1 and 2, block 7.
Mr. Hawley has transferred this
property to the trustees of the first
riirlsllnn church for the same con-
! slderatlon. The ground Is that upon
which the new church Ik located.
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r i'rom ivi-.i ci r .
the Coast House
Special Service.
Tonioi'iow being thr f'-aot '1
Blessed Virgin Mary, there will l.e u
special service nt the Church r the
Hcdeemer. consisting of a celebra
tion of the holy communion, beginning
at 7 a. in. Communicants are re
quested to take notice of the clmnge
In the hour from that announce.! on
Sunday last. There will be the usual
service tonioirow evening at 7:30
o'clock.
Another Ilae of mens $(.00
Wool underwear 50c
What's left of the $7.50 and
$9.50 mens salts $3.75 and $4.75
tO dozen mens heavy sweaters
60 and 75c, all at 35c
5 dozen fcovs heavy sweaters
50c, until March 3 i 25c
A few of the ladles 50 and 75c
fancy hose for 25c
Jast received the most gorgeously
beautiful assortment of ladles neckwear
from 25c to $2.50 each that It has
ever been our pleasure to show.
HQ yards silk, grenadine summer
fancies worth 75c, 35c
A few of the 10c outings to go at
per yard 5c
Ladies Ultra shoes, few left, regular
$3.50 for $2.50
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The Peoples Warehouse
t OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIB-ERS.
Beginning with the first of
April, collections for the Dally
East Oregonian will bo made
at tho residences on the vari
ous delivery routes in the city.
Carriers will be furnished with
receipts and will call on each
subscriber, between the first
and tenth of each month. The
East Oregonian desires tho co
operation of its subscribers in
establihstng good scrvico and
all failures on the part of car
riers to deliver the paper
should be promptly reported to
this office. To avoid all mis
takes, ho suro and get a receipt
from the collector.
EAST OREOONIAX PUBLISH
ING CO.
A Sale of Fishing Tncklo.
Modern Education.
The old-fashioned uncle was hold
ing Ethel on his knee and asking
about her kindergarten.
"And I suppose," said he. with tho
interest ot one who had "spelled
down" many a line of competitors,
"that you study your spelling-book
faithfully?"
'I havo no spelling-boon, sunt
Ethel .loftily. "We're tuught by tho
pathetic system."
"Phonetic," corrected mania.
But when uncle got Ethel's (list
little letter, ho decided that she was
nearer right than mamn. Youth's
Companion.
"I want half a pound of water
crackers," said Mrs. Newcombe. "All
fired sorry', ma'am," replied tho coun
try store keeper, "but I ain't got but
two dozen of 'em In tho place." Well,
I'll take them." "Jest wait 10 or 20
minutes. HI Peters an' Josh Slocum
Jia. been using 'em rur checkers, an'
they're playln' the decidin' game
now." Philadelphia Press.
WE ARE pleased to advise that
wc have received a lull new
stock of those celebrated
$2.50 Shoes
FOR LADIES
President of Weston Normal.
The selection of Professor Robert
C. French to be president or the Wes
ton Normal College was made from
about 0 applications. The vote of
the board in his favor was uuanl
mous. Mr. Flench has been fpr sev
eral years at tho head of the train
lug department of the Normal College
at Monmouth. He Is a highly educat
ed man, Js 39 years of age and is
married,
i"Iue French made Trout Baskets.
95a to 2.45
Poles Hnllt liamboo. with extra
tips, P5c to $3. 0.r..
Hooks VVe show a complete Hue of
fly hooks, 10c to $1 .26 a dozen.
Leaders In to 75o each.
Roels-lOc to $5,45.
Common hooks an low as lie a dozen.
Fly Books-25o to $1.15.
New goods at lowest prices, has made
our flshlnir tackle dept. a success.
unnucn oCC3 ttIld Flower HoeiU Ht
! regular price Wo noil no communion, but
contract (or our itork In tbo dill, mij- k)1 chmIi
and tbuk undersell everyone
The Delicacies
of the season arc always
found at our restaurant.
At present we have
Finest Oysters t Frog
Legs Clams f Crabs
f and Lobsters
and other salt and fresh
water foods
The French
Restaurant
The Nolf Store
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Our large 68-page illustrated seed catalogue,
the celebrated
We handle
LILY, BOGARDUS & CO.'S
Garden, Flower and Field Seeds. These seeds an: grown in
the Pacific Nortnwest country and arc right at home in this
soil and climate, They arc hardy and adapted to this section.
Yon take no chances in getting a good crop ironi these seeds.
Our large 68-page catalogue contains much valuable infor
mation and con be had by asking for it at our store or writing
us and we will mail you one.
Thompson Hardware Co. ,
62 J Main Street
EVERYTHING IK THE HARDWARE LINE
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This is the shoe we had last fall
and sold out every pair before
we could get more of them. We
have arranged to keep them cons
tantly on hand, so you had hatter
try a pair.
DESCRIPTION - Vici kid, Good-!
year welt, patent tip, smooth I
insole, flexible and new spring
last, la:e. i
Boston Stor e I
Where Whole Families Are Shodl
The Little Darlings
Now that gentle Spring is with us, Mothers, you can
take your children out in the optu air and let them enjoy the
sunshine,
Wo want to have the pleasure of snowing yon (he swell
est linu of
BABY CABS AND GO-CARTS
In Pendleton,
BAKER & FOLSOM,
Next door to Postoffice.
Best in th
World in Bar
Babbit Metal
E. 0. Off lorn
Prico $1.00
par bar nt the
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