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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1903)
vmk r y'siK'A wT--'jr ipfry 'V - m v i.i laster Opening And Grand versary Sale AT THE Alexander Dep't Store nimencing Monday, April 6 ("H-H-H-H-H. t1 1 f. 1 i t liiiliAAAAAAAiAAAAAmiiliiin the Fisherman in Our Show Window, And remember that 1 have a full line of High Grade Tackle. I bought all of my Tackle direct from the factory and have the kind that will suit every fisherman. 1 have in stock fly hooks from 25c to Si. 50 per doz., leaders from 5c to 75c, fish baskets, straps, bait boxes, leader boxes, reels, from 20c to S5.50, jointed poles from Si to $10, all kinds of artificial bait, spinner hooks, "Chubb's pole varnish," mist colored gut and other fisher man's supplies, too numerous to mention. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE MAN 74 Main Street 1 rrr T COST! Ut June 1st we will make radical changes in our business, I as to style of stock and method of business. For this bn we are sacrificing our profits on all fancy China, Isware and Graniteware. Rather than move it we will sell bst. "pieces cobalt flow blue, was $16.25, low $12.00. 'pieces Haviland . china, a beauty, 527.73. Covered Vegetable Dish, 48c ir White Pitchers, each 48c ree White Chambers, 50c n-porcelain Cuds and saucers, dozen, )9c li-DOrcelain tinntates. ner dozen. 81c. iisporcelain Pie Plates, each 5c. imon Lamp Chimneys, each 6c rseshoe Tumblers, per dozen 30c lite China pie plates, per set, 65c. wortman & King's price is $ 1.25.) !1. Granite Dishoan, each 50c ven Wire Wash Boards, each 39c !t. Granite Tea Kettle, each 73c r-iined nickel-plated copper Tea !twas$1.50, now $1.12. To make c-3 boxes Soice 25c 3 2-at bottles Ex- prrV ,6 can Ground Chocolate 25c Grant occt bue-ar ner ; d.c?fUnUiM Cane Em.5,80-M and Java Coffee per af 8!s & Hammer Soda 25c Owl soaD oer' J30000' .3.rs"r.B sJszzZZ "lve oars iocoanut uu ooap jt. !i!lbuy their harvest I'ishes now it will pay them WL TEA HOUSE AL BLANKS Write the Easf Ore- of tw gonun lor a iree w WEEKLY FASHION LETTER.. I Now York .April 4. The Easter lashlon parade this year will not bo the carnival of color that has market previous processions; while there will On a beautiful vnrlnt.. r tlf J the gowns worn Easter Sunday, cot- T OrS Will lint run rlnf nni.mn.. In the keynote of tho season's modes, and tho arbiters of fashion have per fected their plans so thoroughly that a 1 tho contrasting shades may be blended Into nn exquisite ensemble if need be. Violet has been superseded bv grey and tan. yet it combines effectlvclv with both, it is more fashion, how over, to associate odd colors with Iaco in the trimming ot the gown It is observed in main- of tl.? most el egant toilettes thai" the laces which adorn them have their patterns trac ed with narrow thread-like bands of silk which are embroidered In stiver, gold or stcol beads or embellished with French knots. Tho latter arc less expensive and always fashiona ble. - For Afternoon Wear. A gown in which this Idea is beau tifully carried out Is designed for afternoon wear. The. skirt is shirred in several rows at Intervals of about nine Inches from the belt to the knees. At this point the fullness flares into a graceful sweep all around tho figure, but the train is not very decided. From the bust line to the belt the bodice Is laid in graceful folds that suggest a cross between tucks and plaits. Tho yoke, which is of yak lace is threaded with narrow strips of mauvo satin embroidered In cut steel beads. Tho collar Is cut In one piece with tho yoke which Is finished with four elongated tabs with hem-stitched edges. These tabs fall over the blouse front of tho bodice and arc made of grey taffeta. In addition to the hemstitching, they nro appllqued with medallions of beaded lace. The sleeves are tucked at the shoul ders and above the lace cuffs and tho i space Intervening above and below tho elbow is encrusted with nn appli que of lace. The effect of the gown Is stunningly set off by a spreading hat of grey French chip trimmed with tho same color plumes and satin vio lets. Gown of Violet Crepe. A gown of palest violet crepe do chine which would be apt to prove trying to any save a perfect complex ion, has much originality of detail, yet withal is extremely simple. This i 1 -) i. J r. l..n .-1.1 1 t r . . 1. iw i l in ainu OIJUll-u. Ill ItlL, lut; liril- ueiicy is io eliminate me siraigni lines which are tho delight of the wo man inclined towards obesity. In this particular instance, however, tho shirring is confined to the front width, while the remaining gores of the skirt arc appliques of Persian embroider-, alternating with bands of the crepe de chine. White .violet and the palest blue constitute the color scheme of tho applique. The waist has a bolero front shir red into the shoulders and cut per fectly round. Finishing tho edges of t the bolero is a lace edging with tho scallops embroidered in violet silk. Tim nnltni. to .nvnrarA T nntln l.niln and lace with a final edge of white chiffon. Little capelets to match the bole-1 roed front fall over the sleeves at tho : shoulder. Above the cuff the puff i opens and shows an undercuff of chif- fon with which the embroidery which finishes tho opening combines very daintily. Figured chiffon is among the new 1 fabrics for Easter, though It will be limited to gowns Intended for Easter week balls and receptions. It Is too ' dellcato and inappioprlato for street wear. Later on, however, It would make a delightful summer frock. Dresden Effects. 3 The Dresden effects In this new j chiffon, aro especially chic. An even- 4 Ing gown with old rose and pale green patterned on a background of green, i lias the skirt in three tiers, each flounce edged with crystal trimming 2 and gauged around the hips. The bodice is prettily gauged In V- shaped divisions over which is worn 2 a bolero of lace threaded wnn oiu rose panne worked with crystals and 2 corals. Tho waistband Is of pale rose velvet. So many of the smart gowns this 2 season aro trimmed with garlands of flowers made of satin ribon. Tho flow 2 ers are almost perfect In their Iml- J tatlon. but there is art in the arrango- 4 ment of tho blooms that every dress- 2 maker docs not command and in the 2 desiEns exhibited in the swell shops the hand of the grando falseuse Is rec- 2 ognlzed. 1 5 There was never a time wnen tno 3 uses of ribbon wore greater and more varied than now. In no detail of dress does it find more subtle expression than in sashes. One of Damn asn ion's whims Just now is to start the Bash at tho shoulders and left It fall over the skirt, heading It with natty Alsatlon or other perky bows. Anoin er pretty arrangement of the sash is in have it depended from a close-fit ting girdle and alternately shirred and tied in careless Knots irora me oen to the hem of the skirt. Persian and Dresden ribbons maite vnrv dainty and effective sashes, but fniintvlnc lm craze for elaboration.1 many imported costumes have sashes trimmed with rucnes 01 cniuuu or t--w broidered in exquisitely dellcato de signs. Liberty Satin Frocks. There is a great demand for sett liberty satin frocks Just now. White and the pastel tints aro chosen for afternoon, evening and house wear, thn deirt blues, resedas, ngui peach, cornflower blue and pe venche tints aro charming for street wear. Many of these gowns are trimmed with black and gold, an innuence which is said to have come to us from tha recent Durbar In India. For the woman who must needs Include black cown In her warurouo noin- ing could be handsomer than a black Chantilly mounted upon gold tissue, with a tiny edge of gold on all the lace flounces and frills. "Saved My Life." "Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured me when all else had failed. I suffered a long time with female troubles." 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Lin itittAitiAit.iiiAAiilAlllAAUAiiAAAa The Grand Trunk Gold Mine Sumpter, Oregon, Gold Mining District. Is located upon the GREAT MOTHER LODE system of veins and has for neigh bors on that vein such well known mines as the NORTH POLE valued at $10,000,000. The COLUMBIA valued at $5,000,000. GOLCONDA valued at $3, 000,000. THE MONMOTH G. M. CO'S BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo, 000. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at $5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued at $400, 000, and many others. The Grand Trunk Gold Mining and Milling Go, Owns Its Property Consisting of 160 Acres ot Rich Oold Bearing, Veins 4 2 It has no indebtedness of any character. It has a conservative mining and business management. It is offering 50,000 shares of stock at 15c per share. It will become a dividend payer in a short time. It will pay you to write us for full particulars and to make careful investigation of its merits. It has the indorsement of mining men, business men and bankers of Eastern Oregon. Write us today and let us post you. H. S. McCallum & Company, Minors, Brokersand Flnanolal Agonts, BAKER CITY, OREGON. Or R. S. BRYS0N, Local Agent, Pendleton, Oregon. Our Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter, Oregon, Gold Mining District Free on Application. Thla tlguAture J oa every box of tho genu; ?t , IfHUIIH IIM . t T Go where they all go, to Robinson's Amusement Parlors Howling, Shooting, Pool and Uilliards. I Corner Main and Webb Sts. TTTTTTTTTT GASTER IS A SEASON OF JOY NotofKrlet lty huvlnir your doubt fill carriages thoroughly overhauled n Hmn. vnii will fllwwinnt miiv iiiIxIiaim or urolilenU thut might mar your pleasure for the great sprint; festival. NeaRlo HroH. aro known the country 'round tiH tno moat careful, prompt 1 experienced rejiairein or u , waifons. cArrMKe. eio. ih ed Winona wagous, t gleg, the beat nistM. 7 MAUDK UKIr r JIN.