DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1903.
hanksgiymg bale
re-
,..., ,.. vour linen chest: it may need
i chine "and this is the Bale that enthuses
.,..! .-i.itn crisp linens and
J' Pkoeper does not like to buy these, and
what thrifty
y these, and
inecially when the prices are particularly
f -cinBting. Napkins, table damask, starap
JHnons,ecrashe8 and towels. Hotels, res
taurants, and boarding houses, will find un
gual good things here.
THIS WEEK ONLY
LEXAINDER'S
DEPARTMENT STORE )
4 4 4 4 4
4 IVI
UUU I IvdlS
AT THE
ew Meat
arket....
Raise Our Own Beef and You
j
on tojojtm! CATARRH
OREGON MUST TAKE INTEREST j
IN LIVESTOCK CONVENTION. '
A COMMON
COMPLAINT. !
fftr? tcS'ns w'tl a stubborn cold in the head, inflammation or Fore-
ness of the membrane or lining of the nose, discharge of mucus matter, j
headaches, neuralgia and difficult breathing, and even in this early .stage "
Douglas Belts, President of Oregon ; 5nt the throat and stomach, and the blood becomes polluted and the
Wcolgrowers' Association. Uraes ' ?J'stcm contaminated ... .... i
tV the ctT-hnl nnie "r continual nftftiikcna, my enwm inm irrnwit I
.i " V'' purple, lay nuto w 1wr, tupped up, my breath .
on, men the sufferer slckenlnc nnd dlUKUithiR- odor, nd 1 couched I
bctrinstorei1i7i n-lnf n !n"ntly. I heard of a. 8. 8. and commenoed to ti
. . . .1 I nd rernl bottleB I w cured and
Uisgusting- and sicken- uever since had the MiKhteat Rymptnm of the 1
insr disease r-itnrrli ia dl""" . Mix MARY I..HTORM. 1
'uh uisea&euatami IS. Northwest Oor. 7th and Felix Bta., St. Joteph, Mo. ,
It affects the kidneys , '
ami stomach as veil as other parts of the bodv. It Is n constitutional
disease and as inhaling mixtures, salves, ointments, etc., arc never more
than palliative or helpful, even in the beginning of Catanh, what can '
you expect from such treatment when it becomes chronic ami the whole
system affected f Only such, a remedy as S. S. S. can reach this obsti-
natc, deep-seated disease and purge the blood of the
catarrhal poison. S. S. S. purifies and builds up the
diseased blood, and the inflamed membranes are
healed and the cjjecssive secretion of mucus ceases
When new ripli lln.l ic rrtmiMiT t,-, tli
r. J . 's me result.
wcolgrowers' Association, Urges
All Stockmen to Attend Meeting of
National Association In January
It Is Oregon's Opportunity. 1
Douglas Kelts, president of the
Orogon Woolgrowers' association,
was In tho city yesterday evening,
from Ms home on nirch Creek, and
reports tho weather very favorable
for feeding.
Mr. Dolts says stock ar In cood
condition to begin the winter, and'
the stockmen are very glad to see
nn early spell or cold weather, as
It usually presages open weather,
later In tho winter or an early spring. 1
Sheep on tho foothills in the lilrch
Creek country are being led now, I
nnd the frozen ground make It excel-'
lent feeding weather, as stock cat up
all the feed thrown out. and none Is
S. IS truarantrrl mirv.1t s-rmtM.l.. nM,i t-i:nt.1n
Catarrh in all stages. Write if in need of medical r.dvice; this wilt
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA
for
coat
MAKE YOUR MARK
IN THE WORLD
Don't U mUMU'd to move
along In the same old way for
low wages. We can help you
catve out n HtieretMful carver.
ThoiwaiidM haw Iiu hhmiI their
talaries by following our plan.
We can train you In spare lime
and at mall eo-t for any of the
following position :
Meullatltful, 1Clctrlcnl, MtrHill.
tr Civil ICnultivur. ICIrclrlcliin.
Hurvr.Tttr. Arcltllicl, llrttn
iitmi. ttoolilc tsprr, lMintuiMtl
rr, 1'encller, Sllnw Cnrtt Wrllrr
NVIinliw llreftnt'r. ir All. Writer
CORRESPONDENCE SOHOOI.S
Box 795)
SCUANTON, PA.
Or fill on cut tornl rr)irrtKlii
livr, T fl' lmcmi I'J? Ire ttrrrl
'fMiffim, Orr.
"soft" or muddy
ime PorK,
Veal, Mutton
and Lamb
or Dressed
wasted as in
weather.
Speaking of .e comlnc mcctlni:
of tho National Livestock Association J
In Portland, Mr. Belts said ho expert-
ed to go and tako part In tho dellber- J
atlons of that body, nnd hoped to
boo a good attendanco from this conn- J
ty and all Eastern Oregon ns mat-
ters of vital importance to every J
stockman In the state would be ron- J
sldored at that mooting.
Ho especially hoped that all klmt ?
of livestock would he fully represent-
ed at that meeting and expressed tho j
wlBh to see cowmen from Eastern J
Oregon, as well ns sheepmen, lend
ing their assistance to tho great work
ahead of this, organization.
At the meeting of this association
In the East, the southern and south-,
western cattlemen predominate, hut
the delegates from tnls state have
been principally sheepmen. Ho be
lieves the movement to organize and
operate un Independent Packlngi
Company, hy tho stockmen of tho !
United States will ho a great suc-i
cess, for the reason tiiat It Is being
libornlly supported from nllNparts or
the country.
The truth o the matter about the
Independent Packing Company, Is
that the stock could hnve been ob
tained In Knnsas nnu Texas alone,
without calling upon another stnte.
but tho promoters would not con
centrate the business In this manner,
but wish to seo every state represent
ed among the stockholders.
Mr. Dolts thinks that Oregon stock,
men should attend this meeting en
masse, to show their appreciation of
the honor shown the state, and to
benefit from association with tho
leading spirits In the greatest in
dustry in tho West, who will tako
part in the deliberations of that
body. It will consider the questions
that most vitally concern stockmen,
and Oregon stockmen will ho able
4-1 to hear these questions discussed
3 I by moving spirits, and able men, and
1 will receive gieat benefit from the
meeting.
W. J. CLARKE & Co, an Court Street
Keen Cutting Carvers
For Your Thanks
giving Turkey
of ull si apes and styles, arc
now ready at Clarke's. Don't
spoil a nice plump turkey at
yrnr Tlianksgivitic dinner by
trjing to carve him with a
poor knife, or carve yourself
by using a bail fork that wont
do its duty, when wc will hell
yon a set ftom
CVPTRIUhT
$3.00 tp
i I
t ON
DO YOU ENJOY A GOOD
SMOKE?
Try "Pendleton Boqoet"
Made at home.
i.nd "Pride of Umatilla."
A. ROHDE, Maker.
HIS ANNUAL VISIT
Bantu Claim can bilng nothing letter
than ltfHi! llngglcN tor driving bis
friends ami yours on Jaunts In tlienxn
The various vehloh- we have tit Santa's
rull illtfer tmly In l)lo, lvt nisi rout In enel
U'tire Ibey en nkln. Uht KMm ur mMr lt
ttlnmiM HHuonr. lmi'kt tul humile.. All tlr
drlel tlmtwri utrnl rlml hul: iul1 on a unaraii
, liutoiiiu i.tilrr iIimii miy tiilitM' nikK ttn r
nieulilor UliMllln rciunt) l!Uo in a rill.
NEAGLE BROS., T11R BLACKSMITHS
,LIHT US SUPILY YOU
WITH
Building,..
...Material
DOWIE'S VICTIMS.
Australia
"Zionists"
ADVANCED
OPTICAL
KNOWLEDGE
Conscientiously used In the Humiliation of your eyes and the fur
nishing ol glaswes if neces-ary.
I have the best of the most modern instruments.
An order left with us means you get
tne best meats
muel Warner
T T-ft . 4
1 uulu weal. j uui i oiiikki y
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n-ri mini 1 1 4 I HtHiiHi-Hi H'4 4-
UR PLUMBING!
done bv a Krint;. ri..ni...r ., ,i ,.., .;n not
- udu ureans. jLet us hgure on your worn.
THE PLTTMBER
COURT STREET
Paper Telle of
Queer Actions.
I Tho Canterbury Times, published
In Australln, has the following (o say
I In regard to tho actions of Dowie,
; tho "Zionist" before coming to ihe
, United States. i
I "Tho Probate Court of Chicago has
I ordered Dr. Uowlc to repay ten jj;
thousnnd sterling to the heirs of ,
i rrederick Sutton, n New Zealander, 1 2
.ne of Dr. Dowle's converts. I
"Rev. Alexander Dowie studied for
' the ministry in the f're.iliytorlan
I ehurcli, but became posesso of pe
i riillar notions of his own about re-
llglon, and struck on', a course for
himself apart from tha church. I j:
"He lectured through Australia and
Now Zealand about twolvo or four- ST
yesr:i ago, and since the,n has SZ.
I exploited tho United States with his
1 peculiar doctrines as to tho power
J of faith. I S
"Frederick Sutton, a wealthy Now
Zenlnnd admirer. Is said to havo 5s
como strongly unuer ins innuence, ZZ.
and when he died Dowlo claimed ET
that Sutton's fortune had been left
to lilm as an endowment for "Zlon
church," that Is, Dowio's church. E
The heirs at law, however, did not S
seo eye to eyo with Dowie on tho
subject, and pressed their claim in j
tho United States courts, with tho re- s
sult that the "divine Dowie" has to
pay them 10,000, as above statod."
GLENN WINSLOW
Graduate Optician
Near Post Ollle.
D'
ilM KNHION l.U.MUKHOI'
nil dwurlptlolis, Hash,
Doors, Illlnils, Mould
ing, lliillcllng mid '1'ar l',K't.
Bring Your Bill to Us and
Oct Our Figures,
Crays' Harbor Com. Co,
Oup. Wt A C. H. Depot
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Specials this Week
Coat and Vest Sale told at about half-price. 2
Suit Sale Hats civeii frco with suits. 2
Overcoat Sale Every coat reduced 10 por cunt. 2
E Ladies' Coats, Suits and skirt ealo. Special reductions 2
e; Underwear Fale Fleeced underwear 7Cc per suit. 3
Millinery Sale Every hat reduced in in price.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
EE K. K. house lining for two days only, pur yard, 4 cents. Outing flannel 7c grade (or two days ;
only, 5 cents yard limited Calico for two days, 10 yardt to one person, 40 cents Comforts J
j for two das, special ao per cent rcducticn. 2
I THE FHIR
Premium Coupons with eyery pnrchase. No chances taken for every customer gets a premium
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1903
WJUUft MMJL. AM - '
ACT I
P" and fastidinn
sl . . ,essea the
til 1 wis" you
'? my order, n,L.
- -jicu, ann
onrl . 1 Want 'S
It SO flura
them0:,, 'c . n.e
and r,, ' UP 11,13
n Please he r,,,.
""at coffee. '
ACT II
Now the next question is,
what happens in Act 2. Does
the grocer dig into the two-bit
coffee next to the cod fish box,
grind up some six-weeks-old
coffee and charge it up as Java
and Mocha at 40c per lb? Or
aoes he really give the custom
er what is ordered, a high grade
coffee, fresh roasted, and charge
at a fair profit.
WHAT WOUL.D YOU DO?
Supposing theie weri two grocers
in a well settled, prosperous com
munity, one following the Hrst plau
and the other the latter. Which do
you think at the end of a year's
time would have most of the well-to-do
customers? Which would
have tho best and most profitable
cotree trade?
During the years that we have
been sending out high grade Java
and Mocha, we havo watched the
nrotltable coll'eo trade moving slow
ly but surely to the house that sella
the best eoli'ee
We oiler you the bfst colUea that
money will buy. We ask you to try
them and be convinced.
Things We are Now Displaying that We Never Carried Before
We have juat unpacked You know what "1847 Hit not now nooowary
some new creations in Rogr'a silverwear is. Wo to go to Portland for hand
cut glass ' do not need to you' V'xmted c,,ina'
Wo are now showing in We haV(1 tho cbraled
You surely must crop this lino besides tho usual T y Freci, chjnn,
In and see this line, even knives, forks, spoons, etc.,
.. .. .. . Jho artists name on
if yon do not buy. J 11 Uo hancy pieces, t I
j every piece, f I
OWL TEA HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL CHINA
WL tea house
FINE TEAS AND COFFEES