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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1903.
ME BADLY NEEDED
BIG SKIRT SALE
One More Week
It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse all the time
inlivcnau aj"- uisjiosmg ot our skirts the
It ten days an.l nave decided to give the big reduction ,ust
; :nemore wcck w... .4y ui at me uccinning of the sale
i.iin met jo left that means we have nlH - a-., t. i
rtliaii- I""- t .... , ,, .uouay, u aiso
0Cans that you will have to hurry if you want to be one of the
jFollovnh nre l,,e PrIcos tha make them go at the rate of to
tiiav
j,3 SUrts
lit $10.00
12 Sk rts at
Skirts at
in Skirt? at .
IS sk.rts at ..
I? Shirt? at ..
's at
9.50
8.00
7.25
6.40
5.50
4.75
.$3.90
$5 Skirts at
4 Skirts at 95
o.ou aKins at
$3 Skirts at ..
f2.50 Skirts at
2.75
2.10
1.90
2 Skirts at 1.45
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DONT MISS IT
BIG BONNET SALE MONDAY MORNING
Bonnets, women's and children's sizes, worth -ac an.l
Monday morning July 27, children's sizes 9c; Ladies'
Think of it, less than half price
TEUTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Cor. Main and Alta Streets.
NEW BRICK BUSINESS
HOUSES NEARLY DONE.
Rooms for Conduct of Business are
at a Premium and the Matlock,
Milarkey, Rcusch and Darveau
Buildings will Not Fill the Demand.
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City Brevities
-esh fisli,
s. Jr paper hanging
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Mli " . 'c Cream, iuc ueim,
st ,crs s pplles at Neumau's.
f, 1 1 'read, get Itohrman's.
if m s- ''-R Lehman Springs?
tains uudes $5 and up. Rader s.
?' "1 ? '!' ,,1P crate at Kem-
r .. i.i, -iens at lialf price, l-'ra-
- waft., at the Domestic
-hoes repaired at
, i .1' j,' for tabulator on
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. ! ad tlie Underwood
Mus issue,
au- vc. uaily, fresh tamnles,
ex- i an fish at Gratz's.
buys business. $150
- rinnth Wade & Cry-
"la-
1 ' jars and fruit jar
. livers, etc. It. Rohr-
.t'ic aluut your paint-
.mgiiig: 807 Vincent
1st all suuimer, mil
1 patterns. Mrs.
kurnmsr must be
That's the kind you
!ta street, opposite
- . 'iu 'its ghen ilano
- - 11 'his week. Call and
B' , 1, u Inland Empire
? - 'i Main.
Harvesters'
Supplies
iufh if It dou't wake
i s the guarantee we
"jr alarm clocks. We
oiatiy varieties. Don't
f-old watch out In the
We run sell you a re
r in cheap case Just
he harvest field. If
are only out a dollar
ant afford to neglect
r havo smoked glasses,
" and goggles.
atrli need repairing?
lortment Is thoroughly
'.r work guaranteed.
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JEWbLER and OPTICIAN
Fresh fruits at Kemler's,
Try The Delta's iced drinks.
Fresh fruit daily at Martin's.
Fresh ranch eggs at Kemler's.
Best shoe work at Teutsch's,
See Sharp's artistic wall paper.
Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch's.
Stationery and office supplies. Fra
zler's. Straw hats at half price at Ilaer &
Daley's.
j Why don't you go to Lehman
I Springs
1 Wanted Machinist and moulder at
I Itigby-Clove Foundry.
I Try the Palm, 221 Court street,
I for nuts, candles and fruits
', U C Rader about that $50 worth of
' furniture he Is giving away.
1 Forty different styles of extension
tables from $5 to $30. Rader's.
1 Tents, camp stove?, camp stools.
, etc.. at Rader's Turniture store.
' Ml I'referlda, the best cigar made.
; at Rees' cigar store. Court street,
j Don't let cigars pet the best of you
set the best of cigars. Hanlon's.
j Wanted To borrow M.tioo on good
I real estate security at not over h per
cent. Address box 5C3, PendMon
j Ore.
, We cuaruntee the best piano valu
! Tor the money to bo found auywhere
' Inland Empire Piano Houne 9i'l
j Main.
Despuiu & Clark will have a rar of
fancy California watermelons in n xt
' week. Go to your grocoryman f r
j them.
j One of the most touching and beau
1 tiful songs ever written, "My Rosnrj
S5c, at Iulaud Empire Piano Heust
901 Main.
! Estimates given on short notice on
painting and paper hanging. Charles
Lane, the pioneer painter. S07 Vin
cent street
Man and wife want position as
cook in camp, harvest field or board
ing house, inquire Thomas Ludlow.
4IMI West Alta.
Our line of pianos is the best it, the
(ountry. Their deserved popularity
tests ou the solid basis of all-around
.xcellence. Inland Empire Piano
House. 9'l Main.
Best in the world. Nothing to equal
them for purity and brilliancy or
lone. The acme of perfection are our
splendid pianos, and their world-wide
reputation backs this statement, 11
land Empire Piano House, wn Main.
Shipping Cattle West.
A F Pence, of Payette. Idaho, and
!) Y K. Deerlng. of Union, passed
down over the O. R. & N Unlay w th
a sh pinent 01 lai emu- -land
market. The shipment in
charge of Mr. Peering was loaded at
Baker City and Mr. Pence' cattle
were loaded at Payette
A new wage scale for 6-..W0 c.al
tuners in Missouri Kansas, the In
"iaT Terrl.oo and Texas, nas been
agreed upon
The A F Matlock building on
Court street. Is on the way toward
completion, all of the brick work
having been finished and the carpen
ters having a good start on the wood
work Of the Interim- It ...III i. 1....
a short time until all of the work Is it
done and the building is rcadv for1
the oecunants " 1
The brick across the street being
put up by Thomas Milarkoy. Is not
so tar along ns the Matlock building,
but Is rapidly being finished. The
masons are now steadily at work, all
of the brick necessary having been
procured, so that they have no rea
son for delay This building will be
ready inside of a month for the per
sons who are to take It.
The new brewery is also well along
In the line or advancement and will
be ready for the finishers In a short
time. The brick work Is practically
done, and the carpenters are at work
on the woodwork so that It is more
a matter of finishing than or con
struction. It will be ready Inside of
a month.
Thee three bricks complete thp
list of business houses now under
course of construction, with the ex
ception of the sample room now
building by George Darveau. This
latter will be done In the course of
a month, and then all of the new
business houses will be ready for
the demand. Store room Is at a pre
mium In the city, and no location
can be secured by those wanting to
start In a new line. It Is hoped that
the new places will alleviate this
condition.
AT SHIELDS' PARK.
New Members on the Program At
tract Largest Crowds Yet Attend,
ing.
The largest crowd of the season
attended Shields' Park last evening
to see the new bill. Everybody was
well nleased The Dagmars are cer
tainly wonderful performers Their
work was as tlcan and clever as
anything evt r seen In Pendleton Too
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IT WILL PAY YOU DOUBLE
To trade at this store during
the balance of this month
Our JULY CLEARING SALE ends next Saturday night
and until that time we shall offer additional bargains all
over the store
In the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT we price
10c Lawns und Summer Dtoss Good ut
15c and 12 it Lawn and Snnunor Dross Goods at
2oo and 20o Lawns and summer dress goods at
40o and 30c Lawns and summer dress goods at
o0o Lawns and summer dress goods at
7oc Lawns and summer dress troods at
5c
8c and 7c
t2i and JOc
20c and 1 5c
25c
38c
In the EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT you can buy
oe embroideries at ..
7c embroideries at ..
9c embroideries at....
12ic embroideries at
15c embroideries at .
3c
4 t-2c
6c
8 -2c
.... tOc
20c ombroidorios at
25c. embroideries at
;50o embroideries at
50c embroideries at
75c ombroideries at
J4c
7c
20c
33 t-3c
50c
Valenciennes Laces
20c bolt of 12 yards for JOc
25c bolt of 12 yards for J2 I -2c
30c bolt of 12 yards for 1 5c
Or same price by tlie single yard.
Has Equally Attractive Bargains For
The Next Sis Days
Outfitters for Hen and Women
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Tfi lilies W
arehouse
Lynden and Wrenn. at Shields- Park,
much ranuot be xall In praie of
these gentlemen.
The Cockatoo circus as a jtopu
lar as ever. No one can offard to
miss thes wondorful petforin'nK
birds
Lynden and Wrenn In "The Color
ed Lady From Dixieland." stirred the
audience to a high pitch of enthusi
asm. North. South and the beau
tiful little dog. Dixie, made a decided
linpiesblon.
Mr. Joseph Lee's bass solo and il
lustrated song was well icceiveil
The bill Is certainly a good one
Next 'l-ursday will be amateur
night. In addition to the tegular
progiam. several amateurs will make
their initial bow. Any amateurs
wishing io appear wll plenw n!l at
the park .
HARVEST HANDS SCARCE. j
, Culdesac Threshing Outfits Tied Up
for Want of Help. ,
The correspondent of the Lewlston
I Tribune at Culdesac, Idaho, writes
1 "The farmers are In town every
day looking for help to hurvcht the
I grain, but as yet very little outsldo '
! labor has come In and the crews are
j all running short-handed. Several
' outfltt: havo not been able to start on
account of the Inability of the owners
lo secure help. Reports from Lewis
ton indicate that the town Is tilled
with idle harvest hands, but none or
these have yet showed up In Culdesac
In quest or work "
THE NOLF STORE ;
Fine Toilet Soaps
All kinds of Unpolled and domestic, ).-,
lunches and clam chowuer at uratzs,
fcipartag. of "good duality ' Poison yJ"j
uing wax. lor cannlnc m " rkn"" , .j"
10c.
eppen'g Bed Bug Destroyer,
thinf; ke it on the market.
Asuar. -nt that has tried it.
25c.
.. ,i nf M'fS.
Will Kill a 'jumi "
5c.
Imported Select Insect Pow
der: the kind that gives satisfaction-
A 2 ounce package
10c.
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
U.. t.t..,.rim Main M net townr.1 the C"11"
Unique Photograph.
The Ross Cold Storage Company
yesterdav evening had a unique pho- (
tograpu 'taken, at the Banner studio, j
A large cake or ice had been hollow-'
ed out. making room for a small t
child to stand in the cavity. The Ice j
was then broiiKht to Air. Banners (
studio and a photograph of the ice
containing the figure of tlie child ,
was taken. The picture looks as If
the child was fto.en solid in the j
monstrous cake, and forms a very
unique and attractive souvenir pie-
tuie
Introducing
21 to 2J' a I'f r. consisting
of Oatmeal, Glycerine, 'lar, lihlcr-
llierry and iiianv other btyles.
Pairs of New
Bicycles, $18.50 to $35
Too Many Try the Last Means.
Silverspoon It's very hard to be
the son of a man who has made a big
lortune.
Woodenspoon Why ?
Silverspoon A fellow can't ducldo
whether to go Into business and llvo
mi to his lather's reputa'ion or go In
to .sot lety and live it down.
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Sties
We eiiiip any wheel with
' coaster brake for $2 50 extra.
best
SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES,
A Nice, Juicy
St. GEORGE
Restaurant
Dinner Twonty-llvu Cunts
I'rotu 11 it) n m, to ; p 111
Short ordut-8 11 apoclullty
Quick, CoiirtuoiiH Survlcti
Onuii :il 1 Dify ami Night
T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
Watermelons. I
t.,..,ain k Clark have a arload
from California. If your groceryman
don't keep li"-in. find out who does
They are choice and reasonable in
price
Four persons were drowned In i
Uelfast Bay Maine, yesieruay j i
D you want to see them?
Glad to show them
Boston Store
Steak is jut
this wt-atb'-r.
Ii .1 to roast or
lie Ibingi
It ih too
lioil meat
"(Call or phono
MIESCKE
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The Columbia
Lodging House
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Newly iMirniahed.
liar in connccti
Hut. Alta & Wnlili bts.
In Center of Hlock.
F. X. Schempp
Proprietor
SEE SPOONEMORE
THE HUSTLER
If 011 want our houses tented or j
vour property nold
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