DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1303 Mercerized Waistings and Fleece-Back Fancies : : : Are the popular cotton fabrics for Fall. Our line of Foreign and Domestic Novelties is complete in every detail, and comprises the latest designs in white, black, cream and figured fancies. Prices from J2'c to $! Per Yard. Would be glad to show you our new gFall Goods TEUTSCH'S BIG EPARTMENT STORE Corner Main and Alta City Brevities dcilo' U C Rader? swell slippers at Teutseh's. See Sharp for paper hanging. Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Smokers' supplies at Nouman's. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Fresh fish, game and poultry. Castles For Kent A piano. Apply at this oCl-'C Ke'rlgerated meats. Schwartz & Greiilti h Co. ' uii up 'Phone Mau,lSSl when you want pure Ice. - Buy a fountain pen this week at half pri 'c at Frazler's. T i the Palm, 221 Court street, ft - tab. caudles and fruits. 1 .a t let cigars get the hest of you o the hest of cigars. Hanlou's. Ai: kinds of Imported and domestic lunche.-. aud clam chowdor at Gratz's. We have fruit jars and fruit jar extra ruhbers, covers, etc. R. Rohr mac Estimates given on short notice on pair' ng aud paper banging. Charles I.an? the pioneer painter, 807 Vin cen c'reot Wanted- A young girl to take care U C Rader, M. A. For the best bread, get Rohrman's, Read the "ad" of the St. Jos Store If you want a cab, call up Main 161. Get your clothes cleaned at Joer ger's. 150 swell novelties In . street lints Mrs. Campbell's. New books arriving dally at Fra- tiers book store. Wanted Salesman ami collector, Call at this office. New ready-made skirts arriviii; dally at Toutsch's. For Salt Alfalfa hay. See Dave Ingram, this -office. " Xew carpets and linoleums at Ra der's furniture store. "Out for the Coin,'' by the author or "John Henry, at Nolf's. umiurcu s scliool slioes thar wear and look well, at Te Jtsrir.-. For prompt service, call up the Mo Kay Cab Co., 'phone Main 101, anted Salesman and collector. Call at East Oregonlan office, Received dally, fresh tamales, crabs and crawfish at Gratz s. Fall patterns for suits and trousers on display at Selbert &. Schulz's. Wanted Furnished housekeen- M E WITHDRAW QUEEN CANDIDATES WILL NOT STAY IN RACE. wanted- a young girl to take care ,. , , 7",, " 01 vear anil a half old lmliv uurinir 1 0 ........... v...... day tunc Must stay at home nights. ! MI Preferlda, the best cigar made, Address "W," B, 0. office. Four hundred ncres 30-bushel wheat land, S miles out. Lovcl, deep will, hm spring riming water. Price ti,'M 12. T. Wade & Son. Eight-room house for sale. Suita ble for family or lodging house. De sirably located. Call 203 Jackson street or call up 'phone Black 143. Jewelry The Liright New Ideas of tht day. Latest Creations of the Jewelers Art. ou r an always depend on what you get at our tore Wr m-ver rnt. nnsrepres- HUNZIKER PROGRESSIVE JEWELER Net door to K Alexander at Rees' cigar store, Court street. Goods that are right at prices that are ngnt at iiauers furniture store. See Charles Lane about your paint ing and paper hanging; SO" Vincent street. Great special sale at the St. Joe Store. Clothing being sold very cheap. For Rent Two small houses, three blocks east of Main street. Apply at E, O. office. A lovely house for sale cheap: either 0119, two or throe lots. Inquire .at Standard Grocery. Cleaning and pressing of gentle men's clothing by Mrs, Merlcle, room 1, over Owl Tea House. Two pianos, slightly used. Great bargains. Come quick. Inland Em pire Piano House, near bridge. Look over your house furniture. Wo' can rcflnlsh It like new. Wilson & Carnlne, 'phone main black 1043. Exjierlenced bookkeeper would like a position In general merchandise store or office. Address C. B., care this office. Ross has been In the Ice business in Pendleton three years and has al ways sold the best In' the Ice line. His motto has been "No favorites, treat all customers alike." Card of Thanks. Wo desire to extend our sincere thanks to tho friends and citizens of I Pendleton for their many acts of ' klndncfin shown duiimr the Illness and death of our relative, Mrs, H. C. Wright M, C. WRIGHT ANTJ .HON. Contest Is Becoming a Warm One as the Merchants Have Interested Themselves In the matter Miss Blanche Shull Is In the Lead by Ten Votes Other Candidates May Drop Out. The interest In the contest for the queen of tho carnival Is growing and the votes are beginning to come in thick and fast. The merchants of the city have Interested themselves In the matter and most of them have some favorite who either Is now In the race or will he In a day or so, when It Is thought that the chances for a good start will bc at the best. Many of the people of the city have candidates for the honor which they will bring forward as soon as they think they have arranged for the right time In which to launch their boom. In fact, it Is warming up on all sides and the end or the week will see the homestretch of a pretty race. This morning word was received at the office of the East Oregonlan that Miss Stella Alexander wished to re tiro from the race for the queenship. Mis Alexander wished to thank her friends who had honored her, but owing to circumstances known to herself, she did not care to remain a candidate. Mrs. Matlock Withdraws. Mrs. Wesley Matlock also wishes her friends to allow her to resign from the race. Mrs. Matlock had 22." votes today when the ballots were counted and her retirement from the contest is a disappointment to her triends. The result or the ballot today is as follaws: Miss Blanche Shull 2!Ui Miss Nellie McMullen 2S0 Miss Edna Thompson 100 Mis Maude Sheridan, who was also among the candidates yesterday, has expressed a wish that her name he not considered owing to the fact that she leaves Friday for college, and will not he in the city during the time of the carnival. 'Miss Thompson Is a new candidate, her name having been Introduced since the counting or the ballots yes terday. Good Stock Exhibit. The Interest in the stoc kexhlhit is also growing and some of the men from the country who are Interested In stoqk have begun to make In quiries as to the conditions of enter ing their stock. .Mr. Ilalley is dally receiving queries about his depart ment of the work and it Is now thought that there will be an exhibi tion of stock here sue has has never been seen In the eastern part of the state. From now on the affair will boom. PERSONAL MENTION, j FEATHER DUSTERS New Shipment of Turkey and Ostrich Dusters K I 'nc'1 Turkey, 100 feathers special 35c. 14 inch Tur j Yh'00 'eal'lers special 50c. 12 inch carriage duster 120 tail ";ers' ?Pec'al 75c. 8 inch parlor duster (Ostrich,) special D' oisil duster for removing dirt from furniture special 50c. better 'Ce reatn W'H please you. If you ever had any 0l,rs wont cost you a cent. Wo will let you lie the judge. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE "S "top from Malu Street tow-urd the Court lIou W. H. Ferguson, of Adams was a business visitor in the city Jasl even ing. Mrs. Jennie Morrison, of Arlington, was the guest ot Pendleton mends yesterday. Mrs. Pruet, of Baker City, and sou were tho guests of friends. In tho city yesterday. Miss Edna Catching Is visiting rel atives' and friends In Portland, where she will spend her vacation. R. N. Dunn, of Wallace. Idaho, prosecuting attorney of Shoshone county, was In tho city yesterday. Mrs, E, C. Callender, of Portland, returned to her home this morning after a visit with frleuds and iela- tlves In this city. Mrs. Jennie Bates, formerly Miss Jordan, of this city, but now of M Gil ford, is the guest of Miss Ethel Thompson, of this city Mrs. N. Freeland, of Gillali, Wash., visited friends In the city yesterday on her way home from a visit with triends In tho interior of the county,. J. J. Balleray left this morning for Pqrtland, where he goes to transact business. While uway Judge Bal leray will visit- with ex-Governor W I. Lord, at the home or the latter hi' Sajem, . The Itev. B. F, Harper Eastern Oregon missionary for tho Presby terian Sunday schools. passed through the city last night, having made another trip to Elgin. -La. Grande Observer. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE I mm 1 Cloak and Suit Department New Suits and Coats for Autumn A Woman Chooses here with the Certainty of Choos ing Correctly Tho head of our Cloak and Suit I)opartniont visited all tho lending cloak houses in the East, so wo nr able to show what is hoing worn in' tho fashion centers. We can show you some of the garnionts displayed in tho CONGRESS,, of FASHIONS recently' held in Now York. Tailor suits will be in great de mand this fall. The radical change in the suit jacket from short, to long is reason enough. The straight round walking skirt, suit has gained in popularity and will sell largely. Many fancy materials are in evidence, especially Home spuns, Mixtures and tho Mannish Materials. New Capes New Jackets New Dress Skirts Muslin Underwear New Walking Skirts Children's Wool Dresses The new silk waists arc more beautiful than ever and prices within reach of all. No trouble to show goods. t nil THE PEOPLES' WAREHOUSE PENDLETON'S ONLY CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE. t ; A Boy's Wild Ride for Life. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for llfo, 18 miles to get Dr. King's Now Discov ery for consumption, cougiis anu colds, W. H, Brown, of l-eosvllle, Ind endured death's agonies from asth ma: hut this wonderful medicine ' gave Instant lcllcf and- soon cured jt him, lie writes: "I now sleep sound- S; Jy evory night." Lil:o marvelous j $ cures of consumption,, pneumonia, jj bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip , prove Its matchless merit for all , Sfe throat and lung troubles. Guaran- y. teed hottels 50c and $1.00. Trial hot- ;,i ties free at Tallinan & Co.'s drug stoic A BIG SALE I the ELITE Colonel Brengle, Strong Speaker Tho meeting 'of the Salvation Arno at the Methodist church last night wus well attended, Colonel Brenglo Is a man of great power as a seaker. and his remarks were listened to with deep attention by the large audience. Knslgn Mabce was a revelation to the people as a singer and his work was much appreciated. This evening thero will be another meting at the same place. Back to the Park. The Shields' attractions will be presented tonight In tho open air, because of the settled, open and warm weather,- and -will' continue in the old place until the weather Is Fall Trade Good It U good mid that's u fact say Mr. J-'inueran to our repor ter. How. do you account for Hj when others are coiiipluiuhig about the fall trade T aked him. Why, I. io jiot know auy olut good reason tbun that the icoIc have found out that we are ac tually mlHuu better shot forlbs money or the name quality for lers motley than others (lo. ft Is really remarkable how many !ooilr there are who remark about the "wearing (uallty" of oursboe Now that is what we pay for and yon get when you buy .Douglaa or. Gloria or Jted Bchoolhoufce Shoes. These b!io-h are sold at u price and no one attempts to undersell them they simply can't and live. We have found the least margin of resIsUuce to trade and, Unit ac counts for our Increase tlili fall. Now watch uh sll hIkrh. We carry shot's on five widths iu all foot form lasts -In all leathers, heights, styles, sizes, weights, etc "Hay, don't that boy talk some'.'" I thought as I went on my way yrlth a Hue ra'i- "f t'' Douglas shoes on from the Boston Store of SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Klate IVnells '5c 'J Kettles Ileal Ink fic 1 dozen pencils 6 Large Hue CoiiiK)sltlou book' C, 10, 15 and ! The Oregon State Copy books here at Nolf's only He Large, wide tablels-IUO sheets, only ,.(. c Fancy pen holder and pen ) etc. Wo pay highest cash price for nil kind of old school books. Kill I Hue of Kt. Joseph and I'endleton Academy books, and Public School books at lowest juices. THE NOLF STORE Santa Clans Headquarters. t--H"l"I"H-M"H-H"H -H"l IHH-Hif 8 ll 1 J Hi 1 "! t fi I i THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this in mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for tho International Poultry ai)d Stock Kood, Uso Kow Kure for your cow .trou bles, C. F. Colesworthy 127-129 East Alta St. Agent for Leo's Lice Killer FISH AM) POULTRY MARKET Cor M1W11 U ,Ml.isin r. 0 l'Uioii, 'op Our specialties :ire finest fresh and salt water fish of nil 'ilesiralile varitic-s, crabs, lobsters, clnnm ami water (lelacacies, Olyin pin unil Cistern oysters. We will serve you with the finest oyster cocktail. Goods delivered to any partc-f the city. Prompt Scrvjcts (and) best fntif faction. - - A Trial Order is Solicited Riorhw-Hlnvfi Mfo i ''qJI viu i u illicit uumrANT Manufacturers of the ligby-Qovc Coi HARVESTER Repairs for all kinds of Farm Machinery Pouudry Work u Specialty Cash paid for old castings (Pendleton, Oregon Tho Oregon Dally Journal can ba again Inclement. found on sale at I'razler'9 book store.