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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1603 fs UP TO YOU prepared lavishly rare iu .K. our Tlianksgiv. of new t'csigns in thi, arc correct in ..jllor the swell and ... L' arrival of over cans the best assort the city. NOVEMBER S I M I T I W T I r s 1 1 3 4 il j8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 jePJ IS 19 20 21 kuh. Nathan tri3ciir.it Co. J Wbing, the very best suit in the " 0T iVegive to onc.of our customers a $375-o prize. LEXANDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1 mwllHIw!''''lMl iood Meats I1 AT THE ew Meat arket.... -x T" r wise Kjut KJwn met ana x ou kttheTenclerest on the Market FOREIGH HOUR DAY MANUFACTURERS AND EMPLOYERS WILL FIGHT. ime Pork, j Veal, Mutton J and Lamb f wkeys, Ducks, Chickens, Live f or Dressed I An order left with us means you get the best meats imuel Warner Harkey Boildfng West Court Street f HH"1 1 1 1 IH.tfMHillitHHIMIH'l-H I UR PLUMBING! ' d?nc. bv a Scientific Plumber and you will not I. " uaa oreaks. Let us figure on your work. THE F'XjTJMIBEPL O U R T STREET Nine or Ten Hour Day Necessary to be Able to Compete With Foreign Manufacturers Unfair to the Farmer and Demoralizing to the Laborer Himself. Ashland, 0., Nov. 21. In view of. the effort for eight-hour legislation which organized labor's representa tives have already begun in Washing ton, P. E. Myers of this place? prcsl dent of the National Association As sociation of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Dealers and a lender among the prominent employers of tho country who hnvo organized for tho purposo of combating what they regard as the unreasonable and un just demands of the labor unions, lias given forth the following statement of his views: "The tendency In tho direction of an elght-hour schedule for labor de mands the attention of every em ployer. From n manufacturer's standpoint, tho future of our country depends very largely on whether we can have the labor of our employes 9 to 10 hours per day and get re sults as we havo heretofore, or bo compelled to recognize the eight- hour schedule." Economically Necessary. "I have always taken the nosltlon that if we ran have tho services of our artisans and mechanics from to 10 hours per day, wo can compete against any country in tho world and practically without protection, and thnt the future of our country an.l its growth In, the introduction of manufactured articles Into foreign iiinus uepentt very largely on our , nullity to do this. During my trav els In foreign countries I found where the eight-nour schedulo cx i Isted that conditions were decidedly unfavorable, resulting disastrously to the employer because of his loss of business that went to others more favorably situated, and the. fact that the laborer who has time to stop at questionable resorts on his way to work before 8 a. m., and to do so on returning at ft p, m., becomes de moralized. Unfair to the Farmer. ' "I havo niso taken the position that it is manifestly unfair to the farmer who, to make it pay, Is com pelled to go to work at C or 7 a. m., and continue until C or 7 p. m. The farmer boy would oocorae discontent ed with his lot to tho extent of leav ing tho farm still inoro rapidly If he were to hear our whlstlo and that of others at 8 o'elook In the morning, and on completion of the day at 5 o'clock. This would cer-. talnly havo Its effect on the young men on the farm and Is another rea son why we should have the nerve to light every effort on tho part of politicians to secure an eight-hour schedule. They are largely the in stigators of this plan, and for politi cal promotion solely. In my judgment, every member of the Nntlonal Association of Agri culture, Implement and Vehicle Dealers should make It a point to reach the ear of every one in power in his district and oppose this grow ing sentiment that will certainly prove disastrous to our Interests for the reasons given and many others that might be enumerated. In my judgment it Is decidedly better to advance tho pay of labor working fl to 10 hours per day than to grant a reduction in time for the same pay. and produce goods for the markets of the world." Wash., says: "I And Horplslde all that Is claimed Tor it as a dandrult cure. I shall prescribe IL" Dand ruff is a germ disease and you can't cure It unless you kill the dandruff Rorra; and you can't do that Unless you use Hcwbro's Herplcldo. tho only preparation In tho world that de stroys the parasites. A delightful hair dressing; allays itching Instant ly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. It is a sure dandruft destroyer. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c lu stamps for sample to The Herpl clde Co.. Detroit. Mich. K. W Schmidt & Co. special agents. LAUNDRYJJNES. Never use brown soap -wlirn TraaUlns woolen goods. Salt robbed ou the bottom of a stick Iron will smooth the surface. Calicoes. ginghams and chtnt.-.r should he Ironed on the wrong side. Delicate cotton Roods which might lie y.!lx! by H.ireh may ire i.(ltrcjieU by wringing them out in milk. Litre handkerchiefs t-hould be wash ed with enstlle soap In wmi-iu water, in which are n few ilmin of ammonia. Fabrics that are Inclined to fade should be soaked and ringed In very salt water to set the color lieforc wasu lug in suds. If old kid gloies are worn when Iron ing or a layer of kid or leather put In the Iron holder, th lanndrctM hands lire not so apt to hc.-on.i- c!!..r.i.fl. rnvallln wax In March Is frequently employed to give a brilliant tlnlsh to the Htnrrhcd article and also to pre vent the Iron from stickler. Add a piece the sly.e of n walnut to the boil ing starch. Clilltlrrn' AiitirlUr. To promote children's appetttt take care Hint they have plenty of outdoor cxercio and that Ihcj have ouly mien simple, homely fn.id as they enn digest. If, this be dene, there will seldom if ever be any enue for anxiety ou the score of their lack of appetite. i If children ate fed .in highly season ed and rich foods and are nllowcd to eat between meals, their little vloinnchi are ovrrtacd, mid not only do they loe all healthy appetite, but the food they take does not tionrlfh them as it should d. Miners Is a iiml expensltr and lu most ciiM1;.;! pr.-icnlable nuisance, unit (lie best way to keep children happy and guild Is to keep tlieui well, which in UMially easily managed by nttcndlti;: to simple rules of health, A i hlld's appetite Is pretty fair In-ilieatot- tit health. so If It falls Had the falluie Is not due to Indiscretion In diet M'o whether It Is worried oer les sons and hat. enough sleep. Keep It from reading n'lisntloiml stories and, if neded. glo It a short holiday from school. Tailor-Made Clothes FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN W E TAKE PLEASURE in announcing thnt Mr. F. C. PR1CKETT of the firm of J. M. ACHISON COMPANY will be with us on SATURDAY, November aist, and will re main until SATURDAY, November 28th. In order to have plenty of room in which to place for inspection the samples, wc have secured the sample rooms of the St. George Hotel, on Webb street, next to the East Orejjonian office. nr. Prickett is a practical tailor and cutter, and had perfect, success when he was here n short time ago. Every customer was very well pleased. Mens' Suits, Overcoats and Trousers made to order Ladies' Suits, Cloaks and Skirts made to order He also has with him 150 Ready made Clonks and Skirts for the Ladies. If you can find your size he has a bargain for you. Don't forget the time and the f placeSt. George sample rooms f from Saturday, November 21st to Saturday, November 28th. t Says It's a Pleasure. Walla Walla, Wash.. Sept. 3, 1903. It Is a pleasure for me to bo ablo to recommend TIUD as a liquor and tobacco cure, and as a treatment to cleanse the entire system. F. S. Lewis, ex-champipn middleweight wrestler of the world. SULLIVAN 0 BOND i SELLING AGENTS J t ELATERITE Is Mineral Rubber. Notice. Hemomber the St. Joe Store will give away absolutely free, $100 in gold, December 24th. A ticket given with each dollar purchase. Seo that you get your tickets, Children's school bhocs that and look well at Teutscb's. wear YOU MAY INTKKU JIUIMMNfl or nun u ueot)Hury lo iinj-iiAi r, A t ijiimiu j iii'tir . ELATERITE ROOFING Takes th, place of shingles, tin, Iron, tar nad gravel, and all prcparc'n roofings. For flat and steep surfaces, gutlors, valleys, etc, Kasy to lay. Tomperc for all climates. Treasonable In cost, Sold on merit. Ouaran. teed. It will pay to ask for priceaand Information, THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. Worcester Building. Portland, A Scientific Discovery. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for tho stomach that which It Is unable to do for itself even when slightly dis ordered or jpvor-loadod. Kodol Dy spepsia Curo supplies the natural juices of digestion and ooes tho work of tho stomach, relaxing tho nervous tension, wiille the inflamed muscles of that organ are allowed to rest and heal. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and enables tho atom", ach and digestive organs to transform all food Into rich, red blood. Sold by Tallman & Co. THE DOCTORS AGREE. Two Physicians Both Agree on the New Scientific Dandruff Treat, ment. Dr. J. M. Powell, or Spokane, Wash., says: "Horplcido has given good satisfaction in my fnmily for dandruff Dr. W. G. Alban, of Walla Walla, yiiinmimHiiiiiimiiimimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiininmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiittiiniiiimiifc Specials this Week Coat and Vest Sale Bold at about half-price. Suit Sale Hnta piven free with suits. Overcoat Sale Every coat reduced 10 jor cent. S Ladies' Coats, Suits nnd skirt sale. Special reductions. 3 Underwear Sale Fleeced underwear 76e per suit. rs Millinery Sale Every hat reduced in in price. zz FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS K, K, house lining lor two days only, per yard, 4 cents. Outing flannel 7c grade (or two dav only, 5 cents yard limited Calico for two days, 10 yardi: to one person, 40 cents Comfort'' for two das. special 20 per cent reduction. 2 THE FMIR 3 3 Premium Coupons with crery pnrcliase. No chances taken for every customer gets a premium iuuiiiuuiiuiiiiiuuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiuuiuiniiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiinaiiiiiijiianitiuiiiiiti Taken from Life in the Year J 903 An i I''1 'I Wish von lr"Java atd Moc- ItWfi roasled, and wr fine. I want M.;- I Wdasw eare givinK 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? Ot does he really give the custom er what is ordered, a high grade coffee, fresh roasted, and charge at a fair profit. WHAT WOUIiD YOU DOI Supposing there wer two grooers In a well settled, prosperous com munity, one following the flrat plan nnd the other the latter. Which do you think at the end ol a year's time would have most of the well-to-do customers? Which would have the best and most profituble coffee trade? , During the years that we have been sending out high grade Java nnd Mocha, we have watched the pmtltablo coll'ee trade moving slow ly but surely to the house that sells tun bent coli'ee We offer you the best eollVes thut n mey will buy. Wo ask you to try tuvm and he convinced. Things We are Now Displaying that We Never Carried Before We have just unpacked some new creations in cut glass. You surely must drop in and see this line, even if yon do not buy. You know what 1847 Rogf t'h uilverwear is. We do not need to toll you. We aro now showing in this line hesides the usual knives, forks, spoons, etc., all tho fancy pieces. it it not now neceeeary to go to Portland for hand painted china. We have tho celebrated T. V. French china. The artists name on every piece. WL tea house OWL TEA HOUSE 2 ys FINE TEAS AND COFFEES BEAUTIFUL CHINA