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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1903)
DAILY EAST'OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, ,OnE ,q w THURSDAY JULY t,"M903. Fourth of July Out ? ihg or; Vacation Siiitf ;Finc Outing Suit here at ' $8.5.0 Salt NEWS -V I' il 111 1 u Neglig eeand Golf Shirts, Correct T and Stjlish Design t 50c OF MILTQN PREPARING FOR FOJJRTH OF ) I JULY CELEBRTION. v . ' , i Goddess: of Liberty and Ofator of the Day Have Been Secured and Walla ' Walla and Milton' Will Play Ball i. In the Evening a Ball W. C. How. ard is Traveling for Columbia Col lege. l . ' mvoW. July l -Milton Is maklnK Rre.it preparations for the celebra tion. All of the committees have been busy this week with thejr work ami everything promises a big day. -Miss l.mle Dorothy secured the highest number of votes for Goddess of Liberty. rrof. V. I). Collect will day. New Dron The. 1 Tho baseball trnms nt Miitr. .....i Monkey Shirt Vamp j j Walla Walla will cross bats on Mil- P String, Club, Four in hand andt , Ascot Ties J t 1Zt ,n up Straw Hats, Any Style, Shape orf J ' Cohr ' 50c op r . CctrTUdlS JWS T UiujSuit I Oxfcjrd' Shoes, $3.50 The Alexander! Dept. Store I ......... -!. be the speake. o Uie BIG CLOTHING SALE This week we will make one of Special Bargains for ail who wish to outfit for the Fourth of July Celebration. Many lines are included in the cut, and anyone will find it worth wjiile looking over our Specials Clothing i t lif'll'IllltEiOF (UATIUA NJOY A GOOD SMOKE ? Thy Pendleton Boquet and Pride Itilla. Made at Home. A. RHODE. Maker. 1AVAO-E3 Our clothint; will all be cut so per cent front our rcgu'ar prices which puts our sale prices uown to about one ha f the mice asked In- others for the shine goods. A Special lot of Men s coats and vests, all wool goods will be a main feature of our sale, for they will be priced at about one ha.f their real value. We have two lots of thee: one lot worth SS to $o sold for only Ss. One lot worth So to Sis will be sold at ffi each. i i y if Furnishings Is truly Its proper name, for no rifle was over made to equal a Savage. Simplicity In con btruction and operation, and Kreat accuracy- make tnem sel dom equalled and never sur passed. The new 22-callbre Savage is a marvel for a small ,un Wo have Just.1 got ai few right from the factory and would like to have you .see them ' i IPSON HARDWARE Co. ! Main St. Headquarters for nshincr supplies f mers lor Everybody, $35, $50 and $95 IIDle Tvnewritcr ie heracktt Cannot Iraent. Impossible Pe Writing in pediest machine on hi see our tpQti. lor's grounds In the nftcrnoo.i in the evening a big L,;ln w,u i-t, j Riven In tho new ojiera hnust John son's orchestra, of Athena, will furn ish the limslc. Mrs. n. 11. May, of Walla Walla, was I a guest Saturday of Mrs. I., p, Hogan. Oeorge McConnell. of Parma. Idaho, i Is here Msltinj at the liorae of Ka 1 than Sams. Mrs. Lena Johnson arrived here thbs mgrn(ng (from her home at Ip Giaudp. and for a month, yilj be the 1 giVat m Miss Jennie' nvked. ; Mr .CarLWijlght jnntt hi mother iy. i turned yesterday morning rrom Tur-1 nrr. Ore., where they have been at- ' tending the Chrlstlnn camp meeting i Mr. and Mrs. IX M. Wilkinson are hi l uiuaim visiung reiauves. il miss Dessle Christian, of Forest Grove, arrived here Sunday morning I and will spend the summer with her sister. Mrs. M. H nice i I Nora Kelly, after several davs !' lSlt f)t VIIU- t.lih Mies lUmni returned homeiyesterday niorulng. Master Nathan bimon arrived here . Home from vacation, feeling good. ' Monday from' lis home at Portland strong and healthy, would bo tho case ' J and is the guest of Master Tom Mas- after an outing at the most beautiful I 2 Sve. ' I of nine mouuti.Ss resorts Lohtnan Ladies' shirt waists, all grades, cut ;o per cent Ladies' hose, Topsy Brand, f.nt black, yc pair Ladies' lace hose, J5C, 30c and 35c, special 25c Misses' hose, all sizes 71 pair Dy Goods Calico, any grade in the house 5c yd Good grade percale, wide 70 ytl Outing Hannel, ic and 10; qualities ;c yd Zephyr ginghams, uc grade ioc yd A.l summer dress goods, at . special reduction of jo per cent. THE FAIR Agonts for McsCnM's Pattotns 51 " 0 - 1 The Chicago typewriter received the Gold Medal at the Paris Ex position over all others. Will do the work of any machine. Typewriter Supplies and Rubbej Stamp goods. AMPLE BROS, Agents Electrical Supply House 217 Lourt 51. Mrs. W. C. Howard came home Sunday jf rom Hepjiner,, where she had been vfWltlnrf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adklns. Mrs. Hose Mansfield, of Joseph, who has been here visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. E. Mclntyre, left this morn ing for a brief visit at Walla Walla'. Mrs. Anna Forsythe has moved into tho rooms next door to the vostofflco, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. A. M.' Baker. W. C. Howard lelt this morning 611 a business trip for Columbia College. He will cam ass for scholars through Northern Washington and Idaho. Highly Enjoyable Party. Mrs W. H. Badgers gave a card party at her home Monday evening In honor of Mrs. Gavin Johnson and Miss Nellie R. Tabb. of Spokane High five was played until a late hour, after which 'retreshnlenU con sisting of Ice cream rind cake' wero served. A very delightful evening was speiit, and nil voted Mrs, Bad gers a charming hostess. Will Reside at Santa Cruz. Norval Skee took his departure yesteiday lor Santa Cruz. Cal., where he will join his parents. Mills Have Resumed Operations. The Peacock Mills started to work Monday morning after several days spent In repairing the damage done by the recent fire. Springs. There Isn't n place In all the West whore you can find a moro convenient and delightful spot to spend a few days or a long time away from the heat, nolso and worry of city life. Tho 1G natural hot springs are wonderful for their me dicinal properties. Hotel accommo dations are first-class, 'phono connec tions, fieo camping ground, 2G pri vate cottages, large swimming pool, baths, golf, tennis, hunting and fish ing. For further particulars, address C. It. Dutton, I.ohnini) Springs, Or. Ladles' half soles 40e. Teutsch. CURIOSITY SEE US FIRST m to tb th ihe t'aint' oconomipal summer dishes one '5 work'? f 8-d tel',aiir' and ll0W a ROod Dr J'enect dry air circulation. Loldn , f wervt 'food, We liave1 them in several si you are looking for. ess zes ;ER & FOLSOM til tastujt bj all.kjnds, call or phone your order to TfiS?r House Iter. fo ,es ,rom Mjlton. Large, ripe cherries I vw .op of oranges, lemons and bananas. JW0 '007 Maint.. Leads to Investigation and Truth What shall we do to be saved? was the title, of one, of Hobt. Ingersoll'B lectuios Peoplj of faith anu people of no faith (lockdd to hear it. Thous ands are asking, "What shall I do to get rid of daudruff?" Tho answer Is, "Kill the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair and finally baldness; ami the only thing that will do It Is Now liro's Herpicide. That is the very latest discovery of the laboratory, and It Is tho only preparation that claims to. or that will, kill tho pestiferous landruff germ. It is also a del.ghtful hair dressing, free from oil or grease or sticky substances. Try 11 ana no convinced of Its actual merit. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herplcldo Co., Detroit, .Mich. F. W. Schmidt & Co.. special agents. Why Hi Send awuy for n Sowing achluc. if you must have, heap one, wo have them from ? lff.00 to $25.00, nood as you can get anywhere, but better still and a lot cheaper in tho end, Is a high grade White or Standard. JESSE FAILING Near the liridge Hov8 This? We offer One Ifuuilred Dollar reunrd for any case ot catarrh that cnti ,uot be -uNd by Hall's Catarrh Cure. r. j. riii:.vi:v & co, Toledo, a We, the undemlKned. have knowij r'. Cheuev for the lnt 15 yenr, and jlxsllevc him perfei-tl' honorable In all bilnei) Irantnctlomi unit financially able to rarry out any obligation made by their Arm. Wi:ST & TIlfAX, Wholesale DrngcUts, Tpledo. O. j ' ) . WAI.DINO, K INN AN k MARVIN', Whole- tale DrutfKUtB, Tojeflo, . Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucoua surfaces of the syBtem. Testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle. Sold by. all druggists. Hall's Family Tills are the best. ' ANNUAL MEETING V tit Five Porcelain Tubs J Are now lo be found al JPnvt-tt's Darbcr Shoj) and Uatli Kooms. We also have f five hydraulic chairs, Every f thing is neat and clean. We I employ none but fust-class I workmen. Our equipment is not excelled ip Eastern Ore. f Privett's Barber Shop J TZlMHiuStrevt J ......... j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Imperial Council of ' Jhe Mystic Shrine, Saratoga, N. Y., July 7-10, 1903., For the above occasion the O. R. & N. offers a reduced rate of $81.00 for ilin round trio, limit of tickets 00 days from date of sale; tickets on sale Jimo'SJln to :-suin, further particulars F F. Wamsley, agt incJuslvo; For call on or address T-M LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY , By the Eire Insirancc Conv panics we represent. Out companieb stand first in the world, Hartford Fire Insurance Co.f 12,20,O7b Allianc Assurance Co 29,039,003 Iondon & Itncashlre) Fire Insurant ( 2,6Hmi North llritlsh & Mercantile ' ' Co.,..,. 10,8O5,74 Royal Insurance Co.... 22,607,163 FRANK B. CLOPTON 800 . AGSNT MAIN STREET r AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi Sispzttot S TEEL Ranges I Now is tho tlmo you will look for a Kaugo or Cook Stovo for Harvest uso. Wo have Stool Rauges from $25 to $70 Cast Cook Stoves from $0 to $40 All guaranteed to give satisfac tion. Gall and examine my lino lioforo buying. T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man 741 Main Street TYVYYVYTYTYTYTTTYTYTTTYYYTVYtYYVYYYYYTVYYYYYTVTTYTr A car load of Rapier beer, the best that ever struck Pendleton, is now in the new Cold Storage, Can be had at Grate's or Ross the manager of the Cold Storage, either in kegs or bottles. MIKE GRATZ j J - m a . m m a a. m m m a. j. j. J ' '1IJJ1II .1. 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