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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1903)
t DAILY EAST OREOQNIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 28, iOS, ill imimiiii i i r 1 " -- " ' ' - : ' hanksgiving sales ii I, mulm. ...i,,t mnrninir there has been a continue mni since . h.rcain hunter 'The store has he "Tour since that time. If you want to be among the wVc don't delay Yesterday we had not enough clerks Sty. . ii the many customers? and we ask those who wait- Will do better b wait o , vr ti,;s inconvenience. .atipntlV i - :reafter. 1 . THE LEADINU HAKuAln!) AL.L THIS WEEK III t CLOAKS AND JACKETS t..I &e,Thnk,glvhig $fa&lus tart i?mk Tnn only, Mile (!,95 MO Log .Jto. from Jtftoll, at big rediielloii- TR133S GOODS & WAI3TINQS 3rio,Dres8 Goods: , . . 10c 0oN " " 29o 65e " " 38c 11.25 grade Heavy Skirting. . flSc Ffenoh Flauuel Waist Pat terns ....70oand 880 White Figured Wash Wait ings, lor -waist pattern of 3 yards 70c and $1.15 0U CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE PEE TEUTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Cor. Main and Alta City Brevities ; Fader (let Sunny. president uses P. I. It. y,ur ciotnns cleaned at Joor- Irlserstetl meats, senwartz & Itch Co. jour winter suit or ovorcoat by Joorger. tpaln & Clark have a samplo safe lie. Call ana cxaraino u. IPrefcrlda, the uest cigar mado, clsar store. Court streot. Issmaklng by Mrs. P. D. Mann, Wta street. I'rices reasonauio. kinds of imported and domostlc les and ciam cuowuor ui uruiz a. ; watch tho people try to got turkey at Taylor's hardware next Monday. to pianos, siiguuy usuu. urum Iilns. Come quick. Inland Era Piano House, near bridge. L meals In the city are served fee new at. ucorge rcstnuraut. fethlnK now, neat aud clean, 2Gc w consignment of superb pianos deceived at Inland Empire Piano e. Store open evenings, uaii in look them over. liart & Bauer's best make of In, mandolins and banjos now in t t Inland Empire Piano Houae, I I Main street bridge. f are not Lrj'ing to fool tho peo- iThe people know. Those famll- Mth former prices will tho reductions. X'ho Boston ( means business and closing out intention. Got Sunny. U C Rader. Swell sllppors at 'ioutsch's. i The president uses P. I. R. Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Best shoo repairing at Tcutsch's For Rent A piano. Apply at this omco. The Delta chocolato and bon lions always taste like more. 'Phono Lane's paint shop when you want wmuow glass put In. Children's school shoes that wear and look well at Toutsch's. Carvers, food- choppers, chopping nowis, etc., at T. C. Taylor's. Turn to tho ad of Oliver & Co., in this Issue, and read all of It. Received dally, fresh tamales, craos ana crawllsn, at Gratz's. No limit on quantities on tho clos ing out sale at tho Boston Store. New pipes, some rare beauties, prettiest lino over shown here. Han Ion's. Schilller's clothing is correct. Cus tomers are satisfied and always well dressed. For Sale 150 tons alfaita had at $8 per ton. For further particulars. enquire at E. 0. office. For Rent Five acres good orchard, lion so and bam, one mile from city. Rlhorn fc Swaggart. Mrs. Campbell will close all her winter millinery at a great reduction, commencing Saturday, November 7. Try to get that FREE turkey at Taylor's Hardware Store. It costs Oue chance to each are absolutely closhiir out the koods stock, mi reservations or liU Buyers and 3mnll buyers mm.Hlated. Tho Boston Store is business and our word for it . We will make It good. The l the department Is sold out. Mter. as our futuie ulnns wait '.emulation of this salo. appro- nothing to try. person. I Wanted A good, industrious man I with wife (no children) to tako charge of farm. Address box 108, Woston, Ore. Household goods, horse, stanhope. stnglo and double harness are offer ed for salo by family who will leave tho city. See classified advertise ments for particulars. Poultry for Thanksgiving. Turkey, ducks, geese and chickens. Live or , dressed. NIco fat. plump poultry is I tho kind wo wlll furnish you with If you leave your order with us. D mott & Co. Vrt..- rr1,n..l.urltfln.r fllntwir will lw , i iuui ,nmii.ob""'h ...... ..... .... rather have: IOC of pep-1 correct and complete If you let us ' or .ic Ol pepper and 5C of have in stock for tho occasion first. Ir-thmir t,- i Parsley, celery, onions, caulliiower, IIUIW1I CISC, . 1..., .....,.,, n,.ontu...ac U.Hn.,. and all vegetables In season. Also fine mince meat B. Williams, of Pilot Rock, Bpent the day In Pondleton yesterday. W. Fisher, a stockman of Elgin, was a Pendleton visitor toaay. I. Hagon, of Briggson, Is tho guest of. Pendleton irlcnds for n few days. Mr. and Mrs. D. Brown, of Wasco, arc in the city the guests of friends. Charles N. Miller,' of Echo, Is .n the ci.y today on a short ,mislnqss visit. H. Pitman, of Pilot? Rock, trans acted business injtho city yostcrday. Mrs. Cornelius, of Helix, was tho guest of friends in tho city yester day. 1 J. E. Smith left this morning for a visit to his sheep ranches at Pilot Rock. Mrs. J. D, Hagon. of, Colfax, is in tho city tho guest of hen cousin, Mrs. Sam Thompson. J. W. Luhrs, one of Lie sheepmen of Pilot Rock, was in the city today for a business visit. Chester Foster, formerly of this city, but now of Portland, is In the city for a visit with friends. C. E. Troutman, the architect, left oils morning for Athena, where he goes to inspect tho new Duildlngs un der his care. Rev. W. E. Potwlne returned yes terday from .voston, whore ho wont to conduct the regulcr service In tne Episcopal church. G. H. Sutherland, of Walla Walla, returned to his homo this morning after some days spent In tho city looking over the progress of the sow er work. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE Peoples Warehouse AND THEY ARE NOT FUNNY "MR. PICKWICK." De Wolf Hopper Plays the Dickens Favorite to a Large Audience Last Night. Mr. Pickwick and Polly were the whole show at tho Frazer last night. The Do Wolf Hopper company pre sented tho old Dickens favorite to a good house, and to one which ap preciated tho presentation. De Wolf Hopper as Mr. Pickwick. is really tho best comedian that nas been scon at tho Frazer this year, and in his support, Marguerite Clark as Polly, and Dlgby Bell as Sam, were very good. no stage make-up of Mr. Pickwick was ideal to the lovers of the character In Dickens' papers, and the English atmosphere of the play was perfect. The choruses were not as spright ly as might have been expected from the advance advertisements. but several of them were new and excellent. "Boys Will Be Boys." and tho "Potato Song," were especial fa vorites, and "Speak Low," by Flor ino Murry, as Arabella, was also well received. Those wh'o uavo seen Do Wolf Hopper in "El Capitan," say this is his "rest" season, as tho work in "Mr. Pickwick" Is not nearly so ar duous as In the other production. Tho costumes In "Mr. I'icltwlck" were not so elaborate as In "King Dodo," and tho lack of an orchestra with tho company, was one of tho marked delinquencies. CLOSING OUT Any department of their store and more than thai they want you "to know, ii you do not already know that whether you want muslins or suitings, dtess gpodj or ladica Cloaks our prices are lower than any other store in Pendleton. This is no idle boast,' neither is it" talk fo'r the pur pose ol filling otherwise empty space but a fact. 1 The other fellow Ours Lonsdale or Loom Mustin 8c 7c Tcazledowrt Outings; the very best 8c 7c Outing Flannel, not tile best 4c 4c These are only samples for comparison, and if you want further information read one of our mammoth circulars that the boys are putting in your houses today, or better yet, come down, and LET US SHOW YOU And these remnants of dress goods at half price. Remnants of colored zihslincs, broadcloths Scotah plaids, mohairs and black dress Roods an J phin and 'fancy figuredi Among blacks you will find Skookskius, Melrasos, Pebble Cheviots, Gravitcs, Henriettas, Etatnincs, Mohairs. Extraordinary Bargains in black dress goods by the yard: 50c black dress goods in fancy Mohairs 50 inch shrunk Cheviots extra heavy 56 inch black basket suitings All Wool Serge 36 inch 75c and 60c French flannels and waisting 18c yd 79c 25C 44 39c 44 For each dollars purchase at the Peoples Warehouse from, November 1st, to December 34, 1903, you receive a ticket entitling you to one chance on seven prizes v&lucd at $400, 1st prize Rubber Tired Columbus buggy value J 140 and prize Universal steel range value $65. 3rd prize Modern Portland cuttei value $50. 4U1 prize Baby Carriage value $.o. 5th prize Steel Horn saddle value $35. 6th prize life sized doll value 535. 7th prize, goat and goat wagon and harness value $35 Total value $400 Drawing takes plncc 5 p. in. Thursday, December 34, 1903. The Peoples Warehouse THE LEADERS AT PARK THEATER. State Teachers' Association Meeting. Baker City, Or., November 23-25, 1903. For the above occasion a rate of Tho KnlghtH of tho Maccabees linvo about three million uoi.ars In thu ro servo fund, rarely invested. If you want fraternal protection, sco .1. el. I'hen VOU pay ioc for u pge of pepper, which would , 1 bon buy Schilling's Best. Eyeglasses IF YOU NEED GLASSES You need them now, not when it Is too late. Every dav'n delay may lie 0110 day nearer total blindness. We test your eyes and ill you with glusHttt to suit their coni'it-on, and guarantee every pair we sell to give perfect sutlsfaetion. I'Ct Luibcs, In uleklo fraaies, fl.50 to t2.50. Best Lenses (u best quality 10 yr. gobl-tllled frames. V- 50 to R60; gold frames aud lenses, $5.00 to 110.00. 4 . H U N Z I K E H-ili PROdRESSIVE JEWELER R 0E GUM The Latest and Best Corn Cure 15 Corns Cured For 15 Gts. Oor store closes at 9 P. M.t except Sat urdays, when it closes at tO P. M., and Sunday at 8 P. M. A- C K0EPPEN & BROS., Tle Drug Store with the Log Cabin Soda Fountain. Prizes Will Be Given to Lucky ers Tonight. The regular prize drawing takes place at the Park theater toulght In stead of Saturday, as heretofore. Bring or send your tickets for the winning ticket which takes the ele gant watch and mirror must bo pres ent at tho time of drawing. Tho entire professional bill will be presented at Athena tomorrow night. Tho regular Saturday matinee will bo held for trie special ueneflt of the women and children tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, at wnlch packages of chewing gum will be distributed by Besslo La Vera, to the children present. Tho changed program last ilgb' was well received and tho same In teresting uumbers will be seen for tho last . me tonight. The prizes may be seen at M. A. Radcr's furniture store. Hold- one-third fare on tho certificate plan i Kees or District Deputy O. A. Graves la authorized to Bakor City. Tickets on salo any thrco days prior to open ing day. For particulars, call on or address F. F. WAMSL15Y, Agent. You don't have to mo to win. what you nro looking for. It Is Trlb Is a Harmless, Positive Cure. Walla Walla, Wash., Sept. 3, 11)03 , I can most heartily recommend Titlli to anyone desiring to quit tho use of Tobacco. I tried many so-called cures. I :an truthfully say Till I) has cured mo of all desire for Tobac o In any form, TUIU is a cure. Z, K. Straight, 119 Main street. ' Tallman & Co., local agents, A 1 SNAP Notice. Remember tho 8t. Joe Store will j give away absolutely free, J100 In gold, December 24th. A ticket given with each dollar purchase. See that you get your tickets. j Fancy vests from New York's fore- , most stylo makers, Just In by express , : Notice. , . Remember the St. , Joe SjStore -.! glvo away absolutely froe, $100 In gold, December 24th. A ticket given with each dollar purchase. See that you get your tickets. Attention Rathbones. There will be a regular meeting of Bt The Pepples Warehouse. Damonla Temple no. si in secret Society Hall, on Friday, November 20th, at 7;20 ehapr. All members aro requested to lie present. Business of Importance. LAURA REEDER, M. of R. & C CE1.IA RENN, M. E. C. THE SHOE FOR Men and Boys fjio'' iulaud Empire Musle Company will offer spoclal inducements on man dolins and guitars, for the next 10 days, preparatory to tho organization of a large mandolin club for this win ter. Parties Intending for lessons, kindly call at music store, near Main Scott, proprietors. Novelty stock collars, 2Ec to J3. Now belt6, tho very latest, 3Ge to J 1 .20". New waist sets, 12e to 7Cc, Just rccoived by express at The Pen plos Warehouse A ticket on tho Christmas drawing given with each dollar purchase. Handsome overcoats wo have shown this season aro now on dis play at The Peoples Warehouse. For Rent Nice1 furnished rooms, also good housekeeping rooms, at 407 Vest Alta street. Tho Delta trade grows dally, be cause the real delicacies mndo by Irvin aro sold. The Delta chocolates are different Hi S ')akr" mis mm m v . y . m i i - si c&. r i & 120 sheets fine Note Paper !k itt vinlnt nr nynr tHirt. inn This is the best Stationery value ever put on sale in 3 I'eiulleton New Goods Now Ar- riving Children's Tea Sets, 5c to 3'l5. a display almost equal to what you may see in the largest city stores. Again Today we arc receiving a fin dine of Mounting Boards 5c, ioc and 15c. And Remember This is the store for COSMOS PICTURES I THE NOLF STORE Leave Your Orders With DESPAIN & CLARK "FOR; COAL All towns along the lino of thn W. & Columbia ltlvur Itallroud can buy from us in carload lots at very leasoimblo price. 514-514 MAIN STREET Phone Main 1741 llnparalellcd Success 1h the crowning climax a a rowan I for constant idiidy and toil to plente the people and give them glasses to re store to them what nature hivs failed to do. Wo examine your eyes and make the prop er correction. It Id no gut work with us. Kyw exam ined free. Wo change lense fitted by us free of charge when necessary. A. Blackburn, 0. D. Graduate Optician - BOSTON STORE V'9 WW Get a WILSON HEATER t Ami ypu bavo tho liest there ia to be had,' -"-Gen uino Wilsou Wood nnd Coal Hunters (tho original airtight heaters) arc handled in Pendleton only by us, Don't tako an imitation. V WILSON WOOD HEATERS, $2,50 to $20 WILSON COAL HEATERS, $7.00 to $20 THOMPSON HARDWARE Co. 621 Main St,