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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1903)
the; state. 'i. . Ifalj J. in il 1 overl re Stol ireat July Skirt Sale j n st 149 SKIRTS Wt that must bo closed out at once i (.order to "'. 'u ana Winter stock soon ' 111 J. .hinnct . We do not want to carrv n,.r , , ?" J J I wc put prices on them that will make them move What ... in is vour nam and if you are a wtsr hum.. .. .. J,d carefully every item below and then act at once. READ ON All our ?i3-oo Skirts go at. 1200 . - '00 9. ... 8.oo ., . 700 " - 600 . M 5.00 . M. - 4- , ,, 350 - - .. .- 3- .. - 2 -So .. 2 00 i, ,, ,, . $10,00 9.50 8.00 7.25 6,40 5.50 4.75 3.90 2.95 2.75 2.10 1.90 1.45 1 This Sale will last just 10 Days from Thursday, JULY 16th Juwjr '"b"1) JUiJl ,Oia, '8 BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Cor. Main and Alta Streets. City Brevities Lilies lor iresu ". railtcn away Soo page 4, jf Sharp for papor hanging. Delicious Ice cream, The Delta. tot Sharp's artlntlc wall paper, movers' supplies at Neumuu's. for the best bread, get Hohrman'H. Blickl'errle.s by tlio unite at Kern el. hinlJln 1,,,IR nt ,lu"' l'lee. Pra am Imners wanted nt tlio Domestic IjiiJry So extra charge for tabulator on It; Umlerwood n't fall to read the Undorwood Itpmller ad in this Issue. Received dally, fresh tamales, lubs and crawfish at Gratz's. jpedal- $8.r0 buys business, $150 1st profit per niontli. Wadu & Dry- l-o I it ''lurk's l.anr about your paint- Ii;u4 paper hanging; 807 Vincent Wanted A second-hand Iteming- In typewriter m good condition. Ad- 'IMS II. C care East Oregonlan. Estimates given 011 short notice on I listing nnd paper hanging. Charles the plono'T painter, 807 Vln- In' street Wp can sell ten or twenty plnnos f Super than one That Is why we ive formed the union Thorkolson's rtcn House Fresh fruits at Kemlcr's. Try The Delta's Iced drinks. Fresh fruit daily at Martin's. Host shoo work at Teutsch's. Fresh ranch eggs at Kemler's. Dining tables $5 and up. Rader's. Stationery and office supplies. Tra iler's. Good work horse for sale. A. Klin klo & Co. Wanted Machinist and mouldor at Itlgby-Clove Foundry. Try the Palm, 221 Court street, for nuts, candles and fruits. U C Itader about that $50 worth of furniture he is giving away. ASTO COLO STORftG E ROSS COMPANY BUSINESS vu INSTANTLY INCREASING. Forty-Six Tons of Ice Sent to Out side Points During Past Three Days Immense Quantities of Lo cal Product Are Stored at the Plant The Firm Must Soon Great ly Increase the Output. ,JeneMaLafterD00n the 11038 I" ana Cold Storage Company shipped Mmni0atl ? t5 tons of staI lc to oiI "I"1 the ,la' boforo that .hey sent 21 tons to Heppner to relieve tlio heat at that place. The business or thn mmiii u 1.,. creasing much more rapidly than It was expected to ami tlio m..,.r. of the company are correspondingly juliilant. Orders from all over the country have been coming In and the house Is fast fllllnir nn with m, goods nnd perishable freight that is being stored by the local merchants and others for the hot weather. It is a strange sight to go through the plant and see thn him nt u.-nrv in their heavy overcoats, while with in a few feet of them the thermome ter points to the 100 mark in the shade. Yesterday they were load- lug a car of lee. nnd whlln thn Iii the storage room were wearing heavy boots and woolen mittens and winter overcoats and were none too warm at that, the men to whom they were passing the big cakes of Ice for the ear were nantlnir and nersnlrlnr with shirts open at" the throat and sleeves rolled up. on the porch in front of the house the mercury In the tube was trying to spill Itself over the top of the glass almost, and the reporter look ing longingly at the closed door that led Into the ball of the cold storage department. The door was opened and be went in from the heat to where It was cold as winter and the frost stood on the pipes that lined the walls; but that was not the cold est, for It is not cooled directly me rooms along the side are. It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse Short Lines of ill Odds and nEds, Broken Sites and THE LAST PAIR Left, just as good as the first pair sold bat the prices on these last pairs are radically different Mkflfemi Forty different styles of extension I 1,1 "U of the rooms the thermoine- tables from $5 to $30. Itader's ,ur sto0(1 at 22 above and all around Tents, camp stoves, camp stools, 1 "l0, w;alls were piled rows on rows ntf nt i!n,Wu rcwnUuin ct,, I "I butter. In the room there were Ml I'referida, the best cigar made, at ltees' cigar store, Court street. Don't let cigars get tho best of you get the best of cigars Hanlon's. Late books, new music, plenty of slimmer rending. Nolf's Notion Store. All kinds of Imported and domestic lunches and clam chowder at Gratz's. We have fruit jars and fruit jar I extras, rubbers, covers, etc. It. liohr- man. At ami below cost all summer, mil linery, especially patterns. Mrs. Campbell 2.000 rolls, or 4.000 pounds of the commodity, and it was all an haid and solid as a pile of so much brick. Had the room been completed a lit tle earlier it could have been filled with the butter from all over the county, for the dealers could have bought it a great deal cheaper then than now. and they would have bought more for the summer trado when It Is quoted high. As It Is, there Is enough now on hum. to feed the people for some time to come, and II will be eold nnd fresh and sweet. Adjoining this room is another lull Investigate the union and save a I ot meat nnd lard belonging to one of hundred dollars. Tborkelsen's I'i- the local houses. Everything from uuo House. I lambs to steers aie hung along the Don't fall lo see the easy lecliulng I walls and on the racks in the middle 01 ino room, mill u is uu its cum us though it was in some northern clime. The temperature of this 100111 Is not run down to the freezing point, but Is carried a few degrees above and the meat Is kept in the room for a week or more before II Is sold In People eoine by the tens and doz-1 J1"'"'''' and lawn chairs at T. C. Tay to to hear our evening eoncerts l01' 's hardware store. proves Ther- lured on the Plnnoln. tho greatest '"Ive pianos in lour days lltto ulasei on the murlinf lnil:iv. I that the union Is a success, Iilini Empire I'lano House, !'01 j kelson's Piano House. Klin Wmitoil Mire pool. furnished ' ' room In private family. Address U., ! th0 market. In this way it is goner I t I 1 t )Enpip(gr xffirdl Tfies innnnnmineip SDnes 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 cure of Kast Oregoiilnu otliee. Harvesters' Crktt;o 1 l-ost College pin. initials S. II. 11. oliPPiltOiengrnved on same. Finder ploaso r 'return to this olllce and lecelve re ally chilled but not frozen, and comes .lust think of It. Yon can uet a $350 out sweet and juicy and tender. nlnnii for i'TiO b kilning the union , Along one side of the room aie piled at Tborkelsen's Piano House. tier on tier of lard palls and onus, and tne lard is mini ami wane as 11 ever gets, l.ard hi ought fiom the and moving plctmos were quite good. Altogether, a very well pleased crowd left the grounds at the eonelu slon of the program. A Mistake ward. We guarantee the best piano value for the money to be found nnywliore. Inland Umpire l'lauo House. 1)01 Main. Those knowing themselves In debt to P. V. Col lor ti. UO., will please money hue!, if It iliin't wnko t up. That s the guarantee we ' Slve with our nlnrni eloelts. Wo we them In many varlutles. Don't your good gold wutoli out In tho west field We can soil you a re- l,7f. iniokufpor In cheap case just tiling for the Imrvnal flf.1.1 If I'll lose it you arc only out a dollar You can't afford lo noglect I-l,V3 e luivo smoked glasses, " Protectors and gogglos. "vro yni p u'ntfli ...w1 ..n I nl.iiv'l repa r ilr.i,ni-i,,,t 1.. n,.,.. 1.1.. WPPed anil mil- ..."mi 1 i.inui fastidious artists . "I IV mumi tuition . . splendid array 01 smium Bound Over to Federal Court. Archie Dickson was examined be fore the court of the Llnlten States Commissioner this morning and found guilty of selling llijuor to tlio Indians, and was placed under $200 bonds to uppear before the federal court at Portland in the lull. Ho was unable to get tho bond and will bo taken to the city by the marshal, who Is here In attendance on the cases. HUNZIKER slums In a lluuld state soon cools here and keeps sweet and Iresb. It Is not necessary to mention the beer and eggs and fruit and other goods stored in the building, but they are all there and will be good and cold when the people want t.iem for their use. The comnaiiv Is now selling tour settle up by the first day of August , ,ullB of tn0r (.e to the local trado promptly. and the amount Is growing uany. i,i '.,... in summer must be : Fourteen tons aie taken from the taken care of. That's the kind you 1 tank each day and put In the store )Ut Therkelsen's Piano House? .l 1 1......,...'- Attn utim.t onnoslte innni. and 111 this wav each day theiUi Sivliics Hank" Is a surplus of 10 tons plied up for, ha lugs ' V.. .w the outside trade. At the present Ve can saus.y ine UC..HU.UO ... . - - is inc.easing i lanos. In-1 It will not be long until tho lull ca-1 Piano House, 901 Main. I'aeity or me piani win " " , " ' ' . rmi.rntprt 111 iii-der lo keen tin with Gllniore, founder or ; ,,,,, I Why not save a bundled dollars and Join tho Piano Purchasers' Union land UmpliT The late I Introducing TMK .) iimI nivru'i a v 1 in. 11. i .. - i.tri.oi'i'e ueiiiHiw. in.. I'limnus (illmoro hand, sas. 1110' ,,, , i...... im- taken tin Kimball piano is my pieference ' I foncern over lrom the tontiactors. all other liistrunients. W o take j o-. a))() u Js Bt(l.,eil HUt permanently on light In showing them to the public. ymA t() BtlcefiRS ml(1 wm vapidly Inland Umpire Piano House, ' heeoine one of the big Institutions of' Main. 1 the Inland Empire. H DackilCra nf rrmxA ......llfir Ulll; U BO"" 4UCV111.J Ing wax, for canning 10c. Nv . om flllB Destroyer, "thing like it on the market. n anyone that has tried it. 25c. Poison Fly Paper: Ten slieets in a package. Each package will kill a quart of flies. 5c. Imported Select Insect Pow der: the kind that gives sat isfaction. A 2-ounce package 10c. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE US Mop, r,.m Main hti-eel towniil tlic Cloiu t llmi-o AT SHIELDS' PARK. Pairs of New In shipping our order recently fioni a large Eastern toilet paper fac tory, an error was made and a much higher grade paper was sent a lino tissue worth 12 14c a roll. Itathor then loeitll tho sblpmunt tho factory turn ed over thn entire shipment to us at tho pi li e of a cheaper grade. Nothing like It has over boon sold In this city. (30 o-!. of .Medicated IMperj Three rolls for 25e. THE NOLF STORE SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES. , - - ! Clean and Interesting Program Ren dered Last Night. A large and appreciative audience mi invert several hours of clean,! wholesome fun at Shields' Park last night From start to finish there was not a dull minute. Probably one of the best acts was the Cockatoo circus, which was easily worth the price of admission alone. The birds ore trained to do many remarkable feats Kor example, they will enter a burning dollhouse and tnrow out the furniture run chariot intes tint In sulkeys mid other equally remark able feats. The trapeze work of the Kouors is something that has probably never been excelled In tho city and Is ex ceptionally clever. Irene, the child singer, won hearty applause with her singing and contortion work. The singing dog. Dixie, charmed the little folks. The sketch work The Columbia Lodging House 0 you want lo see them? Glad to show them Boston Store 1 Nowly Furnished, liar in connect! Uet. Alta & Webb bts In Center of Block. F. X. Schempp Proprietor St. GEORGE Restaurant Dlnnor Twonty-llvo Cents From 1 1. vi a 111, to 7 p, 111. Short orders it speciality Quick, Courteous Service Open all Day and Night T. A. Oldfather, Prop. A Nice, Jtiicy Steak ie jtiHt tlio tiling this woatlior. It in too hot to roftHt or hoi 1 moat KOall or phono MIESCKE 310 i :. Court Plionu I ted 1211 i) rpllKUUKKN IIOTKK Clemi I comlurUblu iixjini liom W " roiitiup. Nrwlr lutiiUiinl lliroiiKiiuiiL. uiu Vtiap ilom III tounoitloii, HrU, t U liaiirn Only white help em ployed, (live u a Itlal .' '. a ; ; i t ; ; ; t j t 1 t 1 t I t ? f