East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 22, 1903, Image 7

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    ireat July Skirt Sale
have just 149 SKIRTS left that must be closed out at once
..L to make room for the large Fall and Winter -f
'Thinned. We do not want to carry over a i " : "
'..!. nnVfis on them that will m-,b .1 " ..a'"
lJhaveHu'1 . "x mem move. What
i,J .... .-c vnnr cam and if vou aro n ,.,.v 1 ..l
t.nur o ' " .. 11 7 . "uyer you will
Jcarcfully every item below and then act at once.
READ ON
AllourSi.voo Skirts ro at $WQ(
12 00 " ' 9.50
10 " 8.00
- " 9.0 - , . 725
800 " " 6.40
7oo 550
- 600 " ' 4.75
5 00 3 90
1 1 4- 2.95
3 50 2.75
- 3-oo , 2.10
2 5o - 1,90
- 200 " " " 1.45
it t a. ia 1 tii
I This Sale win iasi jusi iu uaya irom iniirsuay, JULY I6th
lu jaiuiuoy "iB'" JULtl (20111.
I'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Cor. Main and Alta Streets.
DAILY EASTORBGONIAN PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 22, 190$.
USING RIVER WATER
CITY HEALTH OFFICER SAYS
BOIL YOUR DRINKING WATER
An Enlriimln -v i-. . .
-r -. lypnoia is wore or
Less Imminent While River Water
is in use Unless Dr. Cole's Advice
Is Universally Followed.
Owing to the low stage ot the
fl , n the cltj' wel1 11 has boon
found neeossnrv n ...,,.. ... .1..
sunnlv from ih !,... .
win ,L. "" "i "ia river.
hlle this water is as imro as river
nml 8"nace water can well bo
in this eountrv vnt it u
matter of course, more or less of the
...11 uuni mo rams ami the debris
that is bound tn l .1... .....
or a running stream open to the air.
huh reason it Is thought best by
Or Cole, the city health officer, to
call the nttontln,, r ...,i.u .
the advisability of boiling the water
mi urmiiing purposes.
Whether or Tint tlm ifntK ta
and free from all contaminating mat-
w 11 iwii up wiso lor the residents
Of the CitV tO fnllnu- thla nvtnn
possibly thus prevent an epidemic of
typhoid, such as swnnf flin Miv
cral years ago.
City Brevities
Lies (or fresh Asia.
given away See pago 4.
i Sharp for paper nanging.
mUn Ttnt.n
L'lflous ice cream, iuo lto.io,
L Sbarp's artistic wall paper.
biers' supplies at Neurnan s.
I .. I..nni1 rvat PntlPfnnn'fl
lickbcrries by the crate nt Kern-
Luin pens at half prion. Fra-
Ijuers wanted at the Domestic
(odry
0 extra charge for tabulator on
I Underwood,
Int (all to roud tho Underwood
Lvrlter aJ m this issue.
Ijcelved dally, fresh tnmnles,
In and crawfish nt Gratz'a.
peeia! $S50 buys business, $150
profit per innniii. wauo ury-
It Charles Ijine about your paint-
isii paper hanging: 807 Vincent
let
very nleabunt oveuliur can be
111 at Therkelsen's Piano House,
nlng to the Apollo.
Panted A socond-liand Ruining
(jpewrlter In good condition. Ad-
1:3 H. C caro liast Oregoniaii.
Eitlmates given on nhort notice on
p:ng aud paper hanging. Charles
te tlip pioneer painter, 807 Vln-
I: street
eople come by tho tons and doz-
10 hear our evening concerts
I ted on the Pianola, the greatest
:o player on the market today.
lad Emplru Piano House, HOI
I
street,
arvesters'
Supplies
Fresh fruits at Kemler's,
Try The Delta's iced drinks.
Fresh fruit daily at Martin's.
Fresh ranch eggs at Kemler's.
Dining tables $5 and up. Rader's.
Stationery and office supplies. Fra
zlur'8. Good work horse for sale. A. Knn.
klo & Co.
Wanted Machinist and moulder at
Hlgby-Clove Foundry.
Try the Palm, 221 Court
for nuts, candies and fruits.
Hammocks, "made for two," cool
and nice. Try them. Nolf's.
Forty different styles of extension
tables from $5 to $30. Rader's.
Tents, camp stoves, camp stools,
etc.. at Itader's Furniture store.
Mi Prefcrlda, the best cigar made, 1
at Ilecs cigar store, Court street.
Don't let cigars get the best of you
get the best ot cigars. Iianlon's.
We havo fruit jars and fruit jar
extras, ruliliors, covers, etc
man.
At and below cost all summer, mil
linery, especially patterns. Mrs.
Campbell.
Don't fall lo see the easy reclining
porch and lawn chairs at T. C. Tay
lor's hardwaie store.
Wanted Nice, cool, furnished
room in private family. Address P.,
care of East Oiegonian office.
Ujst College pin, Initials S. II. H.
uugiuied on same. Finder please
return lo this office and receive re
ward. We guarantee the beBt piano value
for the money lo he found anywhere.
Inland Umpire Piano House, 901
Main.
Those knowing themselves in debt
to P. P. Collier & Co., will please
settle up by tho first day of August
promptly,
I Good meat In summer must be
I taken care of. That's the kind you
I get nt Houser's. Alia street, opposite
I Savings Bank.
VOTE AGAINST DISTRICT.
People of Milton Turn Down the
Walla Walla River Proposition.
Milton. July 22. By a vote of S9
to 53, the proposition to establish the
Little Walla Walla Irrigation Dis
trict was defeated at Milton yester
day. The formation of this district was
authorized by the county court upon
petition of Milton citizens and was
the first district to be voted on in
the stnte, under tho law or 1895, pro
viding for irrigation districts.
Great Interest has centered in the
election and a full vote of the resi
dents within the proposed boundary
of the district was brought out.
The election passed off quietly.
A NEW UNION.
i It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse
Short Lines of
Odds and nEds, Broken Sites and
THE LAST PAIR
Left, just as good as the first pair sold but the prices on
these last pairs are radically different
Sllflfpf
How to Join and Get Quick Results,
at Small Cost.
Why not Join our union of piano
purehas-ers and save a hundred dol
lars? You can do it and we can help
you. This is how it Is done; Wo can
well afford to sell ten or more nlanos
R. Rohr-1 cheaper than one so have organized
a union or ten members, You join
and pay $10.00 down and $10.00 a
month, the piano Is yours. Now here
is tlie best part of It. Every time a
new member joins, the price ot your
Instrument depreciates in price $10;
iu other words, when the union is fill
ed every member gets his Instru
ment $100 less than regular price.
For example, a regular $300.00 in
strument can be had for $200.00 by
joining the union. Don't delay tak
ing advantage of this great opportu
nity, as It will only last a few weeks
of the dull season. Tills, combined
with our easy payment plan and ex
change contract makes It possible
lor everyone to havo an instrument.
Therkclsen's Piano House. 315 E.
Court street. Everything musical.
Lata
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ixffdDirdl Tfe
inammnimer Slhie
Men's Canvas Shoes, and
Low Shoes in Patent Colt,
Velour Colt and Vici Kid
All new stylish seasonable goods. WE WILL MAKE THE
PRICES RIGHT. Come and see
The Peoples Warehouse
Outfitters for Hen and Women
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' money back if It don't wake
op. ina is tho guarnntoe we
1 Sivo with our alarm clocks. We
Mheni In many varieties. Don't
jour good cold watch out in the
Nit Hold We can sell you a re
m timekeeper in cheap case Just
' Wng for the harvest field. If
l tee it you are only out a dollar
wo. You can't nfTord tn nnsrlnet
"jes. 'e have Kinnl...rl i-lnHoc
wuieuiors and goggles.
Returned Home Sick.
C. H. Ilinghnm, Northwest agent
for the Indiana State Lite Insurance
Company, with headquarters at Ta
coma, While on a business vlblt In
Eastern Oregon, was taken suddenly
ill at Milton yesterday afternoon,
We can satisfy the demands of the) and started for ills home on tho
most fastidious urtlsts with our evening train. Mr. Ulngham was ac
splendid array of superb pianos. In-1 conipanled by W. J. Homer, the local
laud Empiie Piano lioiibe, 901 Main. agent of the company, and they had
The lalo P. S. Gllmore, founder of in contemplation an extended trip to
iimi. . C ii m iW ni tin I -nt i 1 1 Wn 1 1 tit 11 Mill I nil
I ih famous G moro nanu, says: "ine
FIRST BOISE EXCURSION.
Kimball piano Is my preference over
all oilier instruments." We take de
light In showing them to the public.
Inland Empire Piano House, 901
Mnin.
Sumpter, linker and Wallowa, which
was abruptly ended by Mr. Ullig
ham's illness.
To Erect Cannery,
I .1. i iwiorin lias mo conuaci iori
building Hie cannery ut Echo for tho 1
Frost In Central Oregon. j American Haio Packing and Cold j
Tm.sduv morninir was something of i Storage Company, and tho lumber is ,
your watch unmi mtmiritipv .....i i...,w cm- Hie 14th of July now being delivered on the ground.,
trennlr ,1...., . . ,7' " . , ! Ilv flin nrnvlulniiu of till L'lft nf n
, . : ' " w".i.nem is uiorouguiy Eastern uregon. a ucuu"j -- - -,,
Six Heavily Laden Coaches Pass
Over the O. R, 4. N. to Long
DeacK, j
Tim first seaside excursion from
luHtur nf hIy well-
filled coaches, went west over the O.
It. & N. this niornliiK, en route to
Long IJeach.
Tho excursionists made up a Jolly
trainioad and scorned to ho getting
all the fun possible out of the trip.
Special Meeting A. F. and A. M,
Thorp will bo a special meeting of
Pendleton Lodge No. r,2, A. F. and
A. M at 7:30 tills evening. All
members requested to bo present.
Ily order of Worshipful Master.
A Mistake
Does
Vm and our work guaranteed
HUNZIKER
adorned tho landscape before sunrise
mi. i iii imnn unices Ice was in evi
deuce. We can afford to think of the j 1
block of land from the city of Echo
to tho company, this building must
be three times the value of the land.
suffering denizens of the torrid and j The packing company proposes to go
Su'im Inir Fast with pity and torn-. beyond this piovislon and make tho
pShhIo,', a- wo Inhale ti.o dellclousiy ! building worth at least six times the ,
Introducing
THE
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
cool. mvlBoratW. llfe-Klvi' ozone of value of the land,
grand old Gilliam county, uirai
Oiegon and fortunate ari her people
-Condon Globe.
I 'if a DMicnuu f a nt
lull. o" S""U quuuijf
,iJling wax, for canning
10c.
Sffi'!I(Bed Bug Destroyer,
7'ng like it on the market.
mat uas ineo u.
25c.
Poison Fly Paper: I en sheets
,n a package. Each package
will kill a quart of flit s.
5c.
Imported Select Insect Pow
der: the kind that gives sat
isfaction. A 2-ounce package
10c.
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
"SxtiiiMl'ruiiiMHliiMi'tHit toHiinl the C'oiirl ll'"-1
i Laundry Girls Strike,
1 The live laundry girls who walked i
I out of tho Walla Walla Steam Latin- j
' dry Saturday will not likely work .
I there any more, their places having I
I been filled by other girls. They say
I they will work for tho n-- steam ;
laundry when It opens lor business. i
Walla Walla Union. j
Pairs of New
lu shipping our order lecuntly
from a large Eastern toilet paper fac
tory, an error was mado and a much
higher grado paper was sent a flno
tissue worth 12V4 u toll. Itulher then
locull tho shipment tho factory turn
ed over tho entire shipment lo us at
tho price of n cheaper grado.
Nothing llko it has ever been sold
In this city.
(30 oz, ot Medicated Paper.)
Three rolls for 25c,
THE NOLF STORE
SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES.
;
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Cincinnati Gets Elks' Convention, j
Ilaltimoro. July Ti. Cincinnati
gets the noxt meeting of the Klks' i
grand lodge. Wehers band, ol Cin
cinnati, won the first prize In tho con
test at the grand lodge convention
today.
The Columbia
Lodging House
Shamrock III Leads,
Highlands, July 22. Shamioik III
Htaitod at 11:01:45 and (he old boat
15 seconds later for a 30-inlle course
Tho challenger kept tno leau easny
outfootlng and outpointing the old (
yacnt.
G. A. Hanies. one of tho oldest pio
neers of Olynipla, fell from a high
ladder Monday and was fatally injured.
Do you want to see them?1
Glad to show them
Boston Store
Newly Furnished,
liar in connccti
Hut. Alta & Webb bts.
In Center of Ulock.
F. X. Schempp
Proprietor
St. GEORGE
Restaurant
Dinner Twenty-llvo Cents
l'rom 11.30 a ill, to 7 p, m.
Short orders 11 speciality
Quick, (Joiirtoous Sorvlce
Opon all Day and Night
T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
A Nice, Jtiicy
Steak in just tho thing
tli'iH woallior. It is loo
hot to roust or boil moat
"fOnll or (ilioiio
MIESCKE
:tlfi ' Court Plume Htsl 211
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fUKKOUKKN IIOTKL. Clean
I couilurublo tnoiiii from i'i
leuuup. Nowly fumUheit
IbrouKliout. (Jiitin Oliop llouio
In conni'llnu. Mull nt .11
houti. Only wlillu kelp eiu
(ilurod. (IHu lit H trial - ',
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