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...' Faultless Underskirts Brand New Line I The best fitting! me musi lumtmsui uu mc most satis- I . ;ktrt on the marKCt. it nib wie wai&i ana nips per Jactorj - w.jCt cjrc,,iar flounce, designed especially for T litest stles of dress skirts. It is seven gore, tailor made, IV " d top skirt, made up in u e nu mubt popular ae- Four fasteners on each side, making it adjustable to S'eDtize wait from so to 30 inches. Is made from the best an) " S anl by the most experienced operators. See window Id.spUy Price from a.u 10 DON'T FORGET THE FREE SATURDAY EVE, CONCERTS TEUTSGH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Main and Alta Streets. FILING CABINETS. WEDNESDAY APRIL 1, 1903. COMING EVENTS. Itur.; 13-Eas rn Oregon Presby- rv Union, Or. I i,,ril 10 K. of 1'. convention hi talla Walla. April 16, 17. lS-Inland Empire iM-l.ors' ASSOCiaUOD. WUlia a,m. Iprll 17 Celebration founding of .Women of Woodcraft. Pendleton. lAiiril 2t School district bond elec- Ira, Pendleton. May 3 Annual meeting Oregon aw Federation of Labor, La rand I M17 4 State supreme court at Fen-stot Mr 817 Pacific Coast Congress I Cotsregationalists, Seattle. Hay "0, June 3 Presbyterian gen ii assembly. Los Angeles. Cal. iMay 25, 29 and June 12, 13 Wool . Pendleton. buie 1 Circuit court. h'r ? Fristprn Orpcnn f5 A Tt. pn. :;aient, Union pae 3 and June 23, 24 wool l, Heppner. pane -I Presbyterian Academy amencement. Bane 5, C Wool sales. The Dalles. pone S, 10 and June 2G, 27 Wool lea, ShaniUo . pune U, 24 Seventh Day Adveutist iifereme Pendleton. pune 15, 1C Wool sales. Baker pnr.e 17 Oregon Pioneer Associa- In, Portland. fuce IS, 1 Wool sales. Elgin. pune 23. 24, 25 State Federation of omen's Clubs. Astoria. July G-10 Forty-second annual letlcs National Educational Asso Itinn, Boston, Mass. pufust 17 National G. A. R. en- npment, San Francisco. September Ml National Irrigation c?ress, Ogden, Utah 1 New Fixtures in the Office of the , Grand Guardian, Women of Wood 1 craft. A very valuable and convenient new piece of furniture was today ad Ced to the office equipment of Mrs. ' C. C. Van Orsdall, grand guardian of j the Women of Woodcraft. It consists 1 jl a complete set of Onondaga filing cabinets, which are manufactured at Syracuse, N. Y. The new addition will hold 27,000 letters or papers, all of which will be in such convenient I and systematic order that they can lie procured at a moment s notice. The change will greatly facilitate the handling of the vast amount of bus Iness handled daily in the office. Mrs. Van Orsdall is very proud of the new cabinets, and says that the office of the grand clerk of the order will also have a set. BRIEF HEWS NOTES. . p is officially announced that the ps 01 E"i,lai, 1 will visit Ireland in Golf Souvenirs A new novelty that is greatiy admired by all lovers of the popular game. Hat pins.ster Hng silver, in caddy l,ag Artistic and beautiful. Keep your eyes on our window for all the new novelties. HUNZIKER THE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER Stock at Gurdane. G. L. Horsman, the Gurdane stock laiser, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Horsman reports that nearly all the stock in that neighborhood came through the winter in good shape, his own especially. Some owners, how ever, were compelled by shortage of feed to turn their sheep or cattle out before the range was ready for them on account of the forage becoming exhausted. The pasturage now. how ever, is developing very rapidly. Mr. Horsman, who yesterday sold another team of - young horses for $300 be lieves the very best combination an imal for the northwest is a cross of Clyde with Cleveland Days. Al Vo gel. the rancher living north of Pen dleton, avers that this cross has pro duced on Mr. Horsman's ranch the very finest horses ever bred in Uma tilla county. Academy Program. The following is the program lor Filday afternoon at the Pendleton Academy: Song Society. Recitation Juanlta Engdahl Piano solo Ethel Forbes. Paper Mabel MrDllI. Debate Resolved, The government rhould contiol the railroads. Afnrm ntive. Roy Penland, Ed Wetzel. Clara Porter. Negative, Grayce Crockette, Eva Pelts, Walter Hodder. Returns to Coos Day. Thomas Mathews has bought out the interest of his partner. D. A. Cur ry, In the barbering business. Mr. Curry, accompanied by his wife and mother, returned last evening to their former home at Coos Bay. A lively rate war Is now on be tween the sawmill and logging com panies of the coast. Prices paid for logging are not In pioportion to prices charged for lumber. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the (amity every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling! nc baking ! add boiling water and set tc eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Kn'.p berry and Strawberry. Get a paclcaat at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. direct frou, VUTW V"1 Ollv Oil. We get this i.nro v.u.'lue growers in Bjulhorn r.llfamln fhUOil i alMolutdv therv?,i,.?if. Pro:u '"'a to'your owu utl.factlou if you will notice It 1.1 linr...r. Ji'tlbleollVB llnvnr Tt tat t.., oU tl.u nlftr,. ln 'M Un adniu1'?11 th' aud'it Is not found in auy oil which nd othfcr'U.,w tet to auv considerable extent, becau- cottoutieed oil "tWulteranU ure practically tastele. 75c PINT OR $1.25 FULL QUART BOTTLES or lardY "Ve 011 tor every kind of frying or whsrever you use butter dluary u' p,'e! 110 doubt, comlder Olive Oil too expensive for or f buttfr. ' uo, M quart of ollia equal to about two jouuds be ,lfawl to ghow y()u Qur ol, 6 KpEflPEN'S DRUG STORE r- rrom rvuin St., Toward the Court tiouse Try Qrati'a clam chowder. Oyster cocktails at Qroti's. Choice meats at Uouser's. Fresh fish dally at Castle's. Sea food fresh at Castlo's. Best thoo work at Teutsch's. House to rent, $S. E. T. Wade. Smokers supplies at Neuman's. todies' half soles 40c Teutsch. Piano tor rent; enqulro this ofTice. Hohbach's baking always satis fying. Drop into Clark & Co.'s for a social time. Spring samples, largo line, nt Jocr-ger"s. Rooms to rent, 407 West Alta street. Have your shoes repaired at Teutscirs. Clark & Co.'s new cigar storo for gooa smoKos. Nice furnished rooms to rent at 309 Court street. Hays' cigar store, headquarters for smokers supplies. Smoke "The Pendleton Favorite," made by J. Devlin. Clark & Co.'s new cigar storo now open. Ell building. 100,000 old school books wanted. Will pay cash. Noll's. Everybody who has tried Hohbach's baking !s pleased with it. Imported limburger and Swiss cheese sandwiches at Gratz's. Fresh stock of candles and fruits nt Miller's, 209 Court street. "El SIdelo," the best cigar made, at Rees' cigar store. Court street. Go to Collier & Co. for best of dry red fir, black pine and cottonwood. Lot for sale; great bargain; Raley's addition. Inquire at 403 Alta street. Our new spring patterns for suits are for inspection. Seibert & Scliulz. Blacksmith shop in Pendleton for sale. See Earnhart, Association block. Two hoboes are being tried In the district court today, charged with sodomy. Mrs. Campbell has received her third invoice of beautltul dress and rtreet hats. Wanted Two or three dozen chick ens; Plymouth Rocks preferred. Ad dress Box 124. For Sale Residence with one, two or three lots, located at 517 Jane street. Call at house. Housor always furnishes good meat. Send in your order. Market Alta street, opposite Savings Bank. A. Kunkel & Co. yesterday receiv ed a carload of buggies, wagons, hacks and Armleder delivery wagons. Best Investment on Pacific Coast today is in Yakima valley. Sen the Nessly-Scott Investment Company "ad" elsewhere. A. Rhode, the cigar maker, has moved into the building on the cor ner of Webb and Cottonwood streets east of the Oregonlan office. S. D. Endlcott will occupy with a fruit and confectionery business, the rooms at S50 Main street just vacated by Rhode, the cigar maker For RentSuite of rooms in East Oregonion building. Steam heated. Hot and cold water and bath room on same floor. Inquire at this office. The Rust Bros., tanners and stock men of Ridge, are building several miles of new fence and will put In n largely Increased acreage of allalfa this spring. John Jordan, of Pilot Rock, will oc cupy with a steam laundry upon Its completion, the tiame building now In couise of election two doors earn of the East Oregonlan office. C. B. Stewart, of Idaho, has sold to R. V. Hadley, or Milton, for $2,800, his small farm adjoining or very near the town of Milton and which Is under ditch finni the river J. L. Hall, or Gurdane, Is moving onto the ranch he lately bought of Led Blevins. and will this spring and sum mer build thereon a new residence, new barn, and several miles or new fencing. G. L. Horseman, or Gurdane, will this spring build five or six miles or fencing. C. L. Ely. Chris. Nelson and J. D. French of the same neighbor hood will also build considerable rcnclng this spring. N. H. Brooks, the new Christian church pastor .has moved his llbraiy and other personal effects Into the library room of the new church, and Is also now occupying the study In the mini- building. FOUNDING OF ORDER. Women of Woodcraft Will Celebrate Their Sixth Anniversary the 17th of April. The date for the celebration of the sixth anniversary or the founding of the order of the Women or Woodcraft has been changed from the Ultli to the 17th of April. The program on that date will be rendered In the Christian church and be followed by a banquet at the hall. One of the special features of the occasion was to have been n speech by Head Consul Falkenburg, of Den ver but on account of Illness In his family It Is not likely that he can be present Bopha E, King or Kveietl Wash., general oivsanlzer of the Women of Woodcraft will bo present, as was announced last week. General Or ganizer Krum. of the Woodmen, Is also expected and his addiess will he, of course, more In the Interests of the Woodmen. J, E. Krause Is chairman of the committee on arrangements. The soven charter members of the order are still living. They are J. L, Wright, or Leadville. Col., the pros cut grand clerk; Mrs. Carrie C. Van Orsdall. Pendleton, grand guardian; Winn Doheity, Pueblo. Col.,; Olive Crlmshaw, Denver, Col.; Anna P. Hawkins, Toledo, Ore.: Helen M. Southwlrk. Salem, Ore,; Inez Falloon, The Dalles. It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse The Peoples Warehouse OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN April Showers Six pieces Black Brocade, all wool goods, 50c, 25c. Two pieces Black Brocade, all wool goods, 75c, 38c. Twelve pieces 54-inch all wool heavy Tailor Suiting, $1.50, SSs. This embraces plain and novelty suiting, suitable for tailor made suits and walking skirts. 150 yards Novelty Silk Waistings, ,'t oo, 50c. Two pieces, 124 yards, guaranteed Black Silk, Si 65, Si. 15. Two pieces, 126 yards, Black Silk Taffeta, 85c, 59c. liver Ready Dress Stays, tegular 15c, oc Ten pieces double fold Fancy Dress Goods, I2jC, Sc. Three pieces Scotch Flannel, good patterns, regular price 29c, April, 15c. One piece Black Satine, with white polka dot, regular price 50c, April, 25c. Two pieces Covert Suiting, purple and ted, regular price 20c, April, 10c. lwcnty pieces Aepliyr Uingnam, new this season, regular 10c values, April, 6c. Twenty five pieces White Goods in stripes, checks, lace stripes, white striped Madras, Irish Dimities, figured and striped Swisses and nov elty cords at unheard of low prices for nice fresh, new goods, the 15c quality during April, 8c; 18c quality, during April, 10c; 20c quality, during April, 12c. 25c quality White Goods, during April, 14c. 33c quality White Goods, during April, 18c. While there is a considerable quantity of these goods, remember that those who come first will be best served, as they will get first choice a word to the wise should be sufficient. Three pieces 58 inch Table Linen, worth 35 cents, during April, 20c Two pieces half bleached Table Linen, worth 50c, during April, 32c. Threo pieces Turkey Red Table Linen, worth 35c, during April, 22c. Three pieces Turkey R,ed 'lable Linen, worth 50c, during April, 33c. Four pieces Silkaline, ioc, during April, 7c. Four pieces Silkaline, 15c, during April, 10c. Four pieces Silkaline, 18c, during April, 12c. Redused prices on Sheetings 42 inch, 45 inch, 50-inch, 54-inch, 7 4, 8-4, 9 4 and 10-4 all at reduced prices during the month of April. Reduced prices on Crash Toweling during April Reduced prices on Towels during April. pretty colors, worth pretty colors, worth pretty colors, worth Agents Butterick's Patterns SENATOR FULTON AT BAKER, Will Be Banqueted Tonight at That City, on His Return From Wash ington. Senator C. W. Fulton will nirive nt Hakni- Cltv this evenliiK. If the tinlns 1 mi on time as usual, and will be banqueted tonight by the Citizens' League. Kftnntm Pilltnii will Kltnllil twil ol three days at Baker, and possibly Similiter, as the guest ol' the league. A committee has been nppointed to ci range 11 program for the evening, Mid his stny in the city will be mnrk rd by public meetings and ppeerh Making, It was expected that the entire Or egon delegation would stop at Baker. but Jle3srs. Moouy aim wiiiuiuihou will not return home nt this time, and Senator Mitchell comes home by the ('anndlnn Pacific. Base Ball Goods. YOUNG CORBETT WINS FIGHT. Boettcher & Clark Get Report of Con test by Rounds. A large crowd of local spoils con gregatcd at the Palace Cigar Storo last night, to hear the results of tlm orbett-McGovern fight, us leeelved there round by round. The light wns a hard fought one throughout, and each man wns un mercifully punished. In the eleventh louud McGovern was forced to tho ropes by throe swinging right-handers In tho Jaw, and was counted out before be could arise. The contest wns without feuture, except that McGovein was hissed at the close or the sixth round, The receipts were $42,0iin. To See the President. Mayor Hnlley has received from the mayor of Wullu Walla a lormul Invitation for the people of Pendleton to visit Walla Walla on the occasion ol' President Roosevelt's visit to Hint place. Steps will bo tnken to secure excursion rates between the two places and Intervening points. ! ! ! NOTICE THE ITEMS ! ! ! 5 doz best iiality League Jlats nude from second growth ash. The best but on the market for 00c. Other bats fioni 10c up. II ilozeii Sti-oiiK liiiule UnyH llulU Ht Hpeulut no Knell. A GOOD MEAL One that joti will thoroughly enjoy, is always served hy us All the good things in season at the FRENCH RESTAURANT Hit) YOI.K SUN 1)1(1 KH : Tire Tpu So: Tube cement hu; Hike llclli 'Mb to7,W jUoml lloxl Tirv HIHut; 'l lireo In line oil" tlio tic tlu , IDC mc Kic. I BICYCLES Crescent and Ramblor $20 to $35 The Nolf Store TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS Tulupliono M11I11 4 WE ARE pleased to advise that we have received a full new stock of those celebrated $2.50 Shoes FOR LADIES I I New Babies in Town I Just arrived, the new style Baby Upright Piano I :-: THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, :-: I ! 315 East Court Street, Call and see them. They ure reasonable in price I OUR EASY f PAYMENT PLAN I makes it possible for everybody to have one. Investigate. bhhhhhIbhhhhhVJbbhvJhbbhhvJhhhhhbvbvM This is the shoe we had last fall and sold out every pair before we could get more of them. Wc have arranged to keep them cons tantly on hand, so you had better v try a pair, DESCRIPTION Vici kid, Good year welt, patent tip, smooth insole, flexible and new spring' last, lace. Boston Store ' A AAA AAAA AAAAAAA AAA AAAAA AAA AAAA A AAAAAAAAAA AAAAJ lhe nest Criterion Of our work is the work it self, as our best advertise ment is the praitc of those who patronize us. We know we can do the best laundry work, as we couldn't do it we didn't, so if you want your linen laundered belter than you ever had it donv go to the DOMESTIC U Court 1 " Mr: . . "