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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1903)
4V DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1903 Knit Goods Just received, a large shipment of Knit Goods, in Shawls, bacques, Bootes, 'Hoods and Capes. Some beautiful designs in Shawls at from 50c to $1.00 each. New Shirt Waists Don't overlook our Shirt Waist counter. It is loaded down with good values at from $1.00 to $4.50. Twenty four New Wool Waists received this morning by express. The latest out in blue, white, red and black Call and see them at once as the prices we have placed on them will make them move rapidly. Lee Teut soli's Big Store Corner Main and Alta City Brevities ,,lo' V C Itadcr? fresh fruit dally at Martin's, smokers' supplies at Neuman'B. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Kr li fish, game and poultry. Cas tle - For Rent A piano. Apply at this Kefngerated meats. Schwartz &. Greulleh Co. all up 'Phone Main 18S1 when you wurt pure Ice. K- w books arriving dally at Fra riprs book store. French pattern ureas hats on dls at .Mrs. Campbell's. Try the Palm, 221 Court street, f uuts, candles and fruits. Kill patterns for suits and trousers ,o display at Seibert & Schulz's. All kinds of Imported and domestic (uunhes and clam chowder at Gratz's. We have fruit Jars and fruit jar extras, rubbers, covers, etc. It. Itobr man Look over your house furniture. c can refinl.sh It like new. Wilson & Carnlne, 'phone maiu black 104;!. Estimates g'ven on short notice on palntlup and paper hanging. Charles Lane the pioneer painter, 80" Vin cent street. Pure crystal Ice don't cost any more than Inferior Ice, and is so much cleaner and more healthful. ' 'Plume Main 1881. Four hundred acres 30-bushel wheat land, 8 miles out. Level, deep sol! bin spring runlng water. Price S4.500 E T. Wade & Sou. Y!IE EYES Be Dealt Too Carefully : Tlipy arc the most delicate organs o( sense and if they are painful and your vision is not perfect come and have your eyes tested. Don't neglect them, We understand the eyes and are equipped with the most msdern instruments for test ing them. L HUNZIKER. The Advanced and Optician ; Jeweler FEATHER DUSTERS New Shipment of Tar key and Ostrich Dusters io inch Turkey, ioo feathers special 35c. 14 inch Tur key, 100 feathers special 50c. 12 inch carriage duster 120 tail feathers, special 75c. 8 inch parlor duster (Ostrich,) special i 25. Sisil duster for removing dirt from furniture special 50c. Our Ice Cream will please you. If you ever had any better ours wont cost you a cent. Wn will let you be the judge. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE OS Htujw from Main Streot towurd the Court House U C Radcr, M. A. See Sharp for paper hanging, Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's For the best bread, get Rohrman's, If you want a cab, call up Main 161. Get your clothes cleaned at Joer, gor's. Buy a fountain pen this week at half price at Frazler s. For Sale Alfalfa hay. See Dave Ingram, this office. Now rcady-madi skirts arriving dally at Toutscli New carpets and linoleums at Ha dor's furniture store. Wanted Cook; inquire of Frank B. Clopton at house or office. Children's school shoes that wear and look well, at Tejtsch'r. Received dally, rresh tamales, crabs and crawfish at Gratz s. For prompt service, call up the Mc Kay Cab Co., 'phone Main 101. Ml Preferlda, the best cigar made, U Hees' cigar store. Court street New pipes, some rare beauties prettiest line ever shown here. Han- Ions. See Charles Lane about your paint mg and paper hanging; 807 Vincent street. Nicely furnished front room, con trally located, for rent. Call at E. 0. olllcc. Latest books, Crano's and Hunt's fine stationery and office supplies. Noll's. For Sale Good buggy mare, Hue driver, perfectly safe, at Telephone' Stables. See Wilson & Carnlne about paint ing your buggies. Cottonwood street, next door to Neagle Bros. Don't overlook t.iose lino lots in the Cole addition. Every block lias a 12 foot alley. E. T. Wade & Son. Two pianos, slightly used. Great bargains. Como quick. Inland Em pire Piano House, near bridge. We have a loug list of desirable city and country property at low prices. We can suit you. E. T. Wade & Son. Wanted Man and one or two teams to haul wood at Meaeham. In quire of J. .1. McConnell, 019 John son street. Green peppers, oulon pickles, cauli flower pickles, cucumber pickles, egg plant, turnips, celery and green t--matous at Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery, Boss has been In the ice business In Pendleton three years and has al ways sold the best In the ico lino. His motto lias been "No favorites, treat all customers alike." Did the boys miss you when dis tributing our MONSTER CIUCU LAH? You can get one at the stoie If they did, or if you haven't time to coniu, telephone to us, or send us word und we will have one sent to you post haste. The Peoples Wai house. PEBSOIHl HEWTIOH. George Peterson, of Ia Grande, was a business visitor In the city yesterday. T. G. Halley was a visitor In Adams today, where he had a case before the court at that place. T. G. Halley was a visitor In Adams today, where he had a caso before the court at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Clark and faml ly, of Athena, were tho guests of friends In the city yesterday. O. R. Ball, the traveling salesman of the American Type Foundry, Is In the city in tho Interests of the com pany. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hagen and family left this morning for Athena where they will bo the guests of friends for a few days. Engineer J. R, Oliver, formerly of tho mountain division of the O. R. & N., has resigned and will locato per manently in Qulncy, 111. S. V. Knox, the veteran lawyer and jurist of Weston, was In tho city to day and yesterday, having business to transact beloro the court. Nat H. Webb, of Walla Walla, was In tho city today on route to Hpnpne; where he has large sheep interests which he Is going to look after. L. E. Therkelsen and-O. P. Bark well left this morning for Walla Walla, to look after their piano in terests In that part of tho country, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Root-evclt and children left this morning for Port land, whore they will bo the guests of Mrs. T. F. Rourke, the sister of Mr, Roosevelt. H. W. Stewart left this morning for Itoseburg, where he will investigate the advantages of a position offered him as the cashier of the bank at that place. W. M. Pierce has gone to the Gran. I Rotule country, where ho Is looking alter the business or his mrje ranches and starting the vork on the coming crop. A. S. Watt, of Portland, tho ex agent of the O. R. & N is in the city to assist In the representation of the tax case that comes before ihe county court today. Bert Macy left this morning for Spokane, alter a visit In this city with his brother Frank Mary, of the Boston Store. Mr. Mncy Is employed in the postofilcc department at Spo, kane. Frank Buchet, or Walla Walla. I'j in the city today en route to Bu!r City 011 a business trip. Mr. Buchet Is well known here and vlslled w itli his friends of this town while wail ing lor his train. ROW OVER A CHILD. Mr. Carlyle Goes for a Walk With the Baby and Does Not Return. Some excitement was caused in Hie neighborhood of Walters' mill yes terday afternoon by J. A. Carlyle, of Baker City. Carlyle has been for some time separated from his wife, and tho lady came to this city to visit her sister, who lives near the mill Yesterday afternoon Carlyle went to the house and after some talk with his wife asked to take their little child out for a short walk. She con sentcd, and that was the last that was seen of the child until this morn Ing, when Mr. Carlyle was found at the depot with It In his arms. He was persuaded to leave It with Its mother, and peace was once more re, stored. Who Are the Leaders? You know how every store claims to bo tho BIGGEST without tho least regard to the truth or falsity of the claim. Well, If you ever were in any doubt as to which store leads in this man's town, just get onto the trouble we have ripped up. By way of expla nation, let's reminisce a little. Tho Peoples Warehouse gave to some one of Its many patrons u parlor set worth $50 in IS'JO. It has given away since two round trip tickets to Chi cago and return for the World's Fair In 18S3, four bicycles, two gold watches, two Krag-Jorgenben rllles. We never had any occasion to regret having given these articles, and so concluded tho tlmo was ripe lor an other gift, but in tho meantime The Peoples Warehouse has grown and so must make presents proportionate ly better, and that's the reason why on Saturday, October 01st, we are going to present to our patrons a S1CD.00 rubber-tired top buggy, a round trip ticket to St. Ixiuls World's Fair, value $75.00. and ladles' ' $50.00 suit, or fur coat in tho house, her own selection, any man s ?zo.uo over coat In the house, his own selection, and his choice of any John B, fatet son hat In the house Now just you watch the other ones fall In lino and you'll know thou that The Peoples Warehouse aro tho LEADERS and that's a cinch. Does Not Recover. Mrs. Martin Anderson returned this morning from Hot Lake, where she has been with Mr. Anderson for somo time. Mr. Anderson went to tho lake for tho benefit of his health. At first It was thought that he had appendicitis, but later tho physicians concluded that It was lullammatoiy rheumatism that was troubling lilm. Ho went to tho sanatorium at Hoi Lake In hopos that the waters then: would benefit him, but nis recuvury IT PAYS TO JP 11 Tho head of our Cloak and Suit Dcparlmont visitod all tho loading cloak houses in tho East, so wo aro able to show what is boing worn in tho fashion centers. Wo can show you somo of tho gannonta displayed in tho GONGRLSS of FASHIONS vei:intly hold in Now York. Tailor suits will be in great de mand this fall. The radical change in tho suit jacket from short to long is reason enough. Tho straight round walking skirt suit has gained in popularity and will sell largely. Many fancy materials aro in evidence, especially Home spuns, Mixtures and tho Mannish Materials. w: 'ws Muslin Underwear The new silk waists of THE PEOPLES' WAREHOUSE PENDLETON'S ONLY CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE. Story About Coffee. "A Little Story About Coffee," hi the subject of a very Interesting aru Instructive article which appears on the sixth page of this paper. Tin story is written by one of tho most proficient coffee dealers In the ht.tre and Rives a detailed description of the process through which the (ler rles, which malie the wholesoiiM ind delicious beverage, pass In being prepared, converted Into roasted cor lee. Much thought was given l.i th" preparation of the story, and It should bo read by all, as some aplen did pointers are given, Fall Trade Good it I good anil that's a fuct niVH Mr. Finnerun to our repor ter. How do you account for It, when others are complaining about the fall trade I" atked lilm. Whv, I do not know uny other good reason tlinn that the people have found out that we uie ac tually eellhii lietterblincH for the money or the same iiallty for lets money thun otherb do. It Ih really remarkable how many leople tbeie are who rmmik about the "wiariui? quality" of ourflioeH. Now that ib what we pay for and you get when you buy Douglax or Gloria or lied Bchoolhouse Shoes. These shom are sold at a price and no one uttemutx to uudeibell them they Dimply cun't und live. We have found tiie least margin of resistance to trade and that ac counts for our Increase tills fall. Now watch uh sell shoes. We carry slices on live widths in all foot form lasts -in all leathers, height, styles, sl.es, -weights, etc "Hay, don't that boy tulk some''" I thought as I went on my way with a line 1 air of the Douglu shoes on from the Boston Store TRADE AT THE PEOPLES Cloak and Suit Department New Suits and Coats for Autumn A Woman Chooses here with l he Certainty of Choos ing Correctly New Capes New Jackets New Dress Skirts New Walking Skirts Children's Wool Dresses are more beautiful than ever all. No trouble to show goods. a a ir in mi lcraic ft dfthic I T(D)nDeO;(D)aip in mi ir- Tuiklsh Hath, lloynl Oatmeal, l'liic Tar, Kic Hand milled sonpx, per Imr 4o or per doz. Other line values iV to 15c a Imr. HHE STATIONERY We are agents for two of tho best grades. Crane's Ktipeilluc in crMim laid, I lord's Koyul While III ult the new shapes. Knvelopes and paper to match. I I FANCY MSHfcS We handle the leading makes such u Quo. iliiHsett's, liaviland Ituyal, Austrian, Ktc THE NOLF STORE THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Hear this in mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Kood, Use Kow Kuru for your cow trou bles. C. F. Golesworthy 127-129 nasi Alia ai. I Agent for Lee's Lice Killer T WAREHOUSE and prices within reach jj ifiiliAilnL A A Aiti AAAAiLA J l"!"!"!"! I' '1 ' I TTTTT T 11 THE ELITI I f 9 T FISH AND POULTRY MARKET J. Cor Main .. AIM M. P.O. I'.llloll, I'nfl Our specialties are finest (rcsli and salt water fish of all desirable varities, crabs, lobsters, clams and water dclacacics. Olyin pia and eastern oysters, We will serve yon with the finest oyster cocktail. Goods delivered to any part of the city. Prompt service and nest satis faction. I A Trial Order is Solicit Rigby-Clove Ml uunrsni 1 Manufacturers of thl Klgby-Clovc Comlbi IARVESTEI Repairs for all kinrfa Farm Machind Foundry Work a Speoialj Cash paid for old oastli Pendleton, Orej Tho Oregou Dally Journal j found on sale at Frazler's book. Is slow,