DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1903
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6 FUR SALE
MR. ARMSTRONG, repre
senting the Miller Fur Oo. of
Detroit, will be with cs "Satur
day, November 28th, with a
complete line of FURS in all
styles and prices. His entire
stock of eight trunks of FURS
will be on sale at our store this
one day only, Saturday, Nov.
2Slh. Don't miss this jjreat
opportunity to get a FUR
direct from the manufacturer.
Don't forget the date
r
Saturday, November 28th
One Day Only
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TEUTSCH'S
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City Brevities
rpDalrine at iuuuh:u
Ld to tell toe meaning of P.
grated meats. Schwartz k
i CO. ,
m winter suit or overcoat
lyjoerger.
4 Clarl: nave a saiupiu
Call and examine it.
Weriaa, the uost cigar made.
Hgar store, uoun.
u phone black 163 when you
I can. iwaui
rwta trade grows daily, ne-
Ue real delicacies made by
lire sold.
pianos, slightly used. Great
lei tome quick, iiuuiiu liiu
tano House, near liridge.
: meals In the city are served
nes St, George restaurant.
thing new neat and clean, 25c
t toojlenment Of superb pianos
Ittived at Inland Empire Piano
1 . I..
ft. store open ereuiuss. uau iu
rol them over j
kiit 4 Bauer's best make of ;
i. oaadolins and banjos now in
I it inland Empire Piano House,
Hit street bridge,
I it absolutely closing out the
stock, no reservations or
Eii buyers and small buyers
a Hinted. The Boston Store
business and our word for It
II We ill make it good. The
the department Is sold out.
fcUer, as our future plans wait
station of this sale.
two years, iqoo arid
l.thert'wasan almost total
Ire of crop of the best red
Ivr. bchillini; s Best trot
lit came to United States.
Iher is redder; not nearly
fit, not nearly so hot.
''iine's Best has alwavs
k that one best sort, what-
hts cost wed rather lose
Pi a year or two of short
)w,l veryU.iftj )w ay,.
Get Sunny. U C Ttader.
Fresh fruit daily at Martin's.
Fresh oysters at Dcmott & Co's.
The Delta chocolates are different.
No need to tell the meaning of P.
I. R.
Get your clothes cleaned at Jocr
ger's.
For Rent A piano. Apply at this
office.
No need to tell the meaning of P.
I. R.
New ready-made skirts arriving
dally at Teutsch'.'
The Delta chocolate and bon bons
always taste like more.
'Phono Lane's paint shop when you
wnnt window glass put In.
I-arge line new Cosmos pictures and
new mounting board. Nolt's.
Children's school shoes that wear
and look well at Teutsch's.
Received daily, fresh tamales,
crabs and crawfish, at Gratz's.
No limit on quantities on tie elos
in" out sale at the Boston Store.
Just In, new line of holiday neck
wear and suspenders. Baer Daley
Carney & Kennedy's cab Is at your
service at all hours. 'Phono black
1S3.
New pipes, some rare beauties,
prettiest line ever shown here. Han
Ion's. Schiffier's clothing is correct. Cus
tomers are satisfied and always well
dressed.
For Rent Five acres good orchard,
bouse and barn, one mile from city.
Rlhorn & Swaggart.
Mrs. Campbell will close all her
winter millinery at a great reduction,
commencing Saturday, November 7.
Wanted A good, industrious man
with wife (no children) to take
charge of farm. Addiess box 10S,
Weston, Ore.
We are not trying to fool the peo
ple. The people know. Those famil
iar with former prices will appre
ciate the reductions. The Boston
Store means business and closing out
Is the intention.
Celery, eating and cooking apples,
greens sweet potatoes, carrots beets,
turnips, cauliilower, oranges, lemons,
bananas, horse radish, mince .meat,
squashes, raisins currants citron, all
kind of nuts, turkeys, geese, chickens,
ducks, live and dressed. Everything
I for your meals at Martin's family
grocery and bakery.
A. C. Post, of lone. Is tho guest of
Pendleton friends for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Allyn, of lone,
are visiting in tho city for a few days.
E. C. Hodeors.
"truest of friends In tho city yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. U II. Roberts, of Yak
ima, aro in tho city for a short visit
with friends.
1 I Montague, one of Arlington's
prominent citl7.cn. Is a Pendleton
visitor for a few days.
J. R. McLaughlin, one of tho prom
inent stock men of Gurdane, is in tho
city for a business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tcutsch, of
Portland, are the guests of relatives
In tho city for a short time.
E. W. Davis, the register or the
land office at La Grande, was in the
city yesterday at the Pendleton.
H. C. Adams was a visitor In the
city Thanksgiving day to witness
the foolball gamo and visit with
friends.
Thomas McNutt, of 1a Grande, n
special inspector of land for tho into
rior department, was a Pendleton vis
itor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Heitkemper, of
Portland, parents of Mrs. Joseph Ell,
spent Thanksgiving in Pendloron with
relatives. Mr. Heitkemper Is a whole
sale cigar dealer.
Mrs. M. Morgan of Pendleton ar
rived here yesterday morning and
will probably spend the winter hero
with her sister, Mrs. Harry T Hen
dryx. Sumpter Reporter.
Edward Thompson, of Walla Walla,
spent Thanksgiving with his mother,
Mrs. M. a. Thompson, and his broth
er, Hairy Thompson, returning to his
business in Walla Walla this morning.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT-
1 Peoples Warehouse
HirtSdilffnt
.If Mirx
HinJTiilomi
TO CALIFORNIA.
Senator Pierce and Wife and Charles
Pierce of Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Pierce left
this morning for Sacramento, where
Mr. Pierce is called on legal busi
ness In connection with the famous
Columbia Island case, now before tho
superior court of that state. .Mr.
Pierce will return to this state In
time for the convention of the special
session, stopping at Salem for that
purpose aa he returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce are accompa
nied on their journey by Charles
Pierce, of Weston, the brother of
Senator Pierce, who will spend the
winter in Los Angeles for his health.
WM. GOAT ARRIVES.
Was Expected Here Some Time Ago
You'll See Him on the Streets.
At last Mr. William Go.it has
reached Pendleton and he aud tho
wagon and harness are the teveiun
prize the People's Warehouse- will
give away Christmas ev?. Perhaps
there will be some fun at tho draw
ing. At' all events, watch tor Mr.
William Goat on the streets. -
Mien's Suits and Overcoats
Boy's Suits and Overcoats
Little Fellows Suits and Overcoats
Hen's suits, $5.oo to $30.00 each
Boy's Suits, $2.00 to $20.00
Little Fellows suits $1 to $6.00
It is not strange if the, reader of Ads is nt a loss to know
who is right and who is not, when each and every store is ad
vertising that it is the place to save money. It lias the right
c,,ti,kiiivr"iwriu goous at lowest prices.
In the light of past events we hope you will pardon us, if we say THli PEOPLES WARE
HOUSE is thu store in Pendleton which, leads in introducing new and desirable clothing for Men,
Boys or the J.ittle Fellows. And m making you feel that you arc paying for VALUE and NOT
for a NAME,
If our boy has not left you one of our monster price circulars ploa'c call and get one.
Our art department has received new pillow tops, new linens for
stamping, new cords, new silks, looms for Indian beads, the filo silks,
the rope silk, the Dresden silk.
In fact everything that ought to be in a modern up-to-date Art
Department, with a competent instructress.
The
Peoples
Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
Ate Turkey In Pendleton.
Jack McCarten, formerly a fv.Hc'i
man in the O. R. & N. yards hern, '
spent Thanksgiving day In the city.
and will remain on a visit for u few ,
days before leturning io hl: new ,
headquarters In Spokane. Ho Is now
braking on the main line of the
Northern Pacific, and likes his plate
very well, He may not go bar I.
alone.
AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Shields' Park Program. j
The Hunt company of trained dogs
and monkeys at Shields' Park, this
week. Is one of the very best attrac
tions ever booked by the park. This '
company of animals exhibits wonder-1
fill Intelligence and performs feats
that are worth while going to see. I
They will be at the park tonight for
the last time. Tomorrow tho entire ,
professional bill will be piesented In J
Athena.
Twenty Additions to the Church Dur
ing Present Revival.
The meetings at iao Methodist
church are still continuing, and nre
proving of added Interest. Since the
time they were begun thcto have
been 20 additions to the church, aud
last evening there were six received
Into tho fold.
The services will Iks conducted this
evening as .usual, but there will be
none tomorrow night. On Sunday
evening they will bo resumed, and
will run during the coining week, un
der the guldanco of Hev. Armflu.il
and Kev. arncr.
The Knights of the Maccabees liavo
about' threu million uoi.ars In tho re
serve fund, rarely Invested, if you
want fraternal protection, see J. ri.
Kees or District Deputy G. A. Graves.
You don't havo to die to win. It 1b
what you are looking for.
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Leave Your Orders With
DESPAIN & CLARK
FOR;
I SNAP
Eyeglasses
IF YOU NEED GLASSES
You need them now. not when It Is too late.
Every day's delay may be eue day nearer
total blindness. We tent your eyes and lit
you with glasses to suit their .concMt'on, aud
guarantee even- n&lr we sell to five perfect
satisfaction.
Bt Lenses, in nlckte frames, 11.50 to t'2.00. Best
Lensw jn best quality 10-yr. gold-fllled frames, 50
to 13.80; gold frames and lenses, 5.00 to 110.00.
L. HUNZIKER
JHE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER
4
OE filIM Th Latest
15 Corns Cured For 15 Gts.
store closes 'at 9 P. M., except Sat
Bfays, When it closes at JO P. Mi, and
Sunday at 8 P. M.
c- KOEPPEN & BROS.,
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1 mure witn ttie L.og (Jabm bocia rouniam.
J. H. Robblns In the Citv.
J. H. Robblns,- of Sumpter, stopped
over Wednesday night, en route from
Spokane to his home In the Daker
county gold camp. Mr. Robblns will
be on band to attend tho special
session of the legislature, and no suc
cessor will have to be elected aa has
been suggested by Baker City papers.
Whitman County Co-Operatlon, Spo
kane. Wn Dec. 5-13, 1903.
For the above occasion the O. It. &
N. makes a rate of one and one-third
furo for the round trip on tho certifi
cate plan. For particulars call on or
address W. T. WAMSLEY.
Agent
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Lutttr Bromo Quinine Ttbleu. All
drugrliu refund tbe money If It (!! M cure.
C. W.Urovo'i ilrnttareon ech box. '.Sc.
Returned Front Alberta.
A. Kunkel has returned from Cal
gary, Alberta, Canada,, where be has
been for several weeks looking over
the country. Mr. Kunkel Is well
pleased to return, thinking It a little
too cold there for connort. Other
wise, the country Is of great promise
as a stock district.
Suit on Two Notes,
a cult tinu fllf'H this afternoou by
j, T. Hlnkle in the case of L P. Wat-1
son vs. J. A. Mclaughlin, for the re-j
covery of the principal and interest
on two notes, one for J 138.57 and the
other for $58.S0, together with 30 at.
torney's fees and tbe costs and dis
bursements of the action,
THE SHOE FOR
lien and Boys
The Newest Out.
Two new lines of oterroats are the
Peoples Warehouse's latest express
arrivals. A $15 one Is of Irish frloe.
42 inchos long, well lined un I well
made. Tho other Is l S20 one of Im
ported kersey, 4C inchri l:ng and
handkomely tailored.
A desirable room with elei'inc
lights, suitable for a gentleman. Is
offered for rent In the classified ad
vertisements. A gentleman is seeking rooms
where lie can board In same hotm -.
See classified columns.
"The Leonard's Spots" only 50c a
copy. Nolf's Book and loy Store.
The difference between an artist
aud a photographer is about $3 a
dozen
lis ?M,&J,
I ac 12 PTE ' "jT
120 sheets fine Note Paper
in violet or azure effect, 19c
This is the best Stationery
value ever put on sale in
Pendleton.
New Goods Now Ar
riving Children's Tea Sets, jc to
3 G5 a display almost
equal to what you may sec in
the largest city stores.
Again
Today we are receiving a
fin cline of Mounting Boards
5c, roc and 15c.
And Remember
This is the store for
I COSMOS PICTURES
THE NOLF STORE
COAL
All towns along the line of tli
W. A Columbia Itlver ltullroiul
can buy from us iu carload
lots at very leasounble prices,
514-514 MAIN STREET
Phone Main 1741
Inparalelled Success
Is the crowning climax a a
reward for conatant study
and toil txi pleane the people
and give them kIhhx to re
store to them what nature
has failed to do. We examine
your eyes and make the prop
er correction. It Is no gueiw
work with us. Ky exam
ined free. We change lenses
fitted by us free of charge
when necessary.
A. Blackburn, 0. D.
Graduate Optician
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BOSTON STORE
Get a
WILSON HEATER
And you havo the host there is to he had. Gen
uine Wilson Wood and Coal Heaters (the original
airtight heaters) are handled in Pendleton only
by us. Don't take an imitation.
WILSON WOOD HEATERS, $2.50 to $20
WILSON COAL HEATERS, $7.00 to $20 ) ,
HARDWARE Co.
021 Main St,
THOMPSON