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DAILY EAST 03EG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1904.
PAGE THREE,
2.GHT
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New, Fresh and
Reliable Merchan
At Money-Saving Prices-The Big Sale at Alexander's
READ READ READ
36-inch Dixie L. L. Muslin 20 yards fop $1.00
36-lneh Lonsdale Bleached Muslin 12 yards for $1.00
36-Inch Fruit of Loom Bleached Muslin 12 yards for $1.00
45-lnch Andros Goggln Pillow Tubing 14c yard
45-Inch Aurora Pillow casing 12c yard
9- 4 Aurora Bleached Sheeting 22c yard
10- 4 Aurora Bleached Sheeting 25c yard
A. F. C. Dress Ginghams . 62c yard
American Indigo Prints o 20 yards for $1.00
Gibraltar Percales, Dark Colors 7c yard
SHOE BARGAINS
All $1.50 Ladies' Shoes at $1.15 pair
All $2.00 Ladles' Shoes at $1.49 pair
All $2.50 Ladles' Shoes at $1.82 pair
All $3.00 Ladles Shoes at ,.. $2.25 pair
Alexander Department Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST .VALUES
SPEAKS
H-H-M
Dr. C. J. Whitaker
To Resume the Practice of
Dentistry in Pendleton
DR. C. J. WHITAKER, THE RELIABLE DENTIST, WHOSE WORK
IN THE PAST BUILT HIM SUCH A LARGE PRACTICE, HAS CON
CLUDED TO OPEN BUSINESS IN HIS OLD FIELD AND WILL BE
FOUND IN THE OLD OFFICE, CORNER OF MAIN AND COURT STS.
Office Open for Business May 5
WOODCRAFT
MRS. C. C. VAN ORSDALL'S
ADDRESS AT OAKLAND.
I
I
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
1 HAVE A FULL LINP op di iimrinr rsnnns; and FIRST.
CL88 WORKMEN! ALsn mawc ccwrn rnMNrr.TinNS. ES.
M'MATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED.
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN 8T.
: Lumber and
j I Building Materials
MINING
'Woe,
ear Havana.
a STAMnkm.
UNESS AND wnnu-u
Kf.TRIUPH.1FYNN&Co!!
a substltute.ll makers.
A GUARANTEED ROOF
QJS1- Bomhft h?Ze- Something that won't give out Just at the
r. 1U ""aiemine that win .h .. a atfrite roof.
MtUrr that wl stand hard usage. ELATE RITE ROOF;
"u we ri7" " '"qiurenienta and many more. 11 guaruuux
IS' M U okZ?J L It has been on the market for over twelve
JE" WrltA lcujr 00 Jt own merits, not on tlie aemenw 01
CkUriU o l?T VTi and Information.
"ic oohag Co., is Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon
If you are arranging to build or
make Improvements, come and see
us for your lumber. Our stock la
large and well selected. We want
to figure with you on your lumber
bill. We make sasb, doors and
blinds.
Pendleton
Planing Mills
ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor.
Corner Webb and College.
COAL
Let us fill your
bin with . . . .
ROCK SPRING GOAL
Recognized as the best
and most economical fuel.
We are prepared to con
tract with you for your
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood to any
part of the city.
Laatz Bros.
Main Street
Near Depot
Grand Guardian Delivers An Interest
ing Heart to Heart Talk to Joint
Convention of Alameda County Clr.
cles at Oakland Tells of the Won
derful Growth of the Order In Seven
Years.
Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall, grand guar
dian of the order of tho Women of
Woodcraft, delivered an able address
beforo the Alameda county circles
last week, on tho growth of tho or
der, from which the following ex
tracts are taken. She said In part:
"Tho story of all great achieve
ments is a story or small beginnings.
of unwavering faith, of sleepless per
sistency. Nothing In all the world's
history over sprang Into life spontan
eously perfect. No following was
ever gathered about any movement
or Idea without the lodestone of faith
to draw men and women to It a
faith which would enable them to
live for It, and If need to dlo for It.
"The story of the Women of Wood
craft contains these elements. In
April, 1897, when our order was or
ganized by the seven men and wo
men who were called by circumstan
ces to this task there wns no outward
and visible sign of the stature it
would attain the results It would re
cord, tho splendid development It
would bo granted In seven short
years.
'Us beginning was essentially small,
commonplace, humble. Hut there was
faith and there was granted the gift
of persistency tho persistency which
crawled when It could not walk,
walked when It could not run, picked
Itself up when It stumbled, never
knew when It was whipped, moved al
ways a step at a time and each step
forward.
"The results today are worth look
ing at, not to gather lazy or conceit
ed content therefrom, but to quicken
our ambition and fire our enthusiasm
In the great work before us for we
have only begun to grow, only touch
ed the outskirts of the work we are
destined to do for the order, and
through the order for tho homes of
the West, this great West of ours
which is surely, If there Is such
place, God's own peculiar country.
"in seven years, starting with no
assets but faith and persistency, w
have paid death claims to a grand to
tal of $7G4,75B almost $1,000,000. Wo
have accumulated Biirplus assets
above this enormous distribution of
$230,000, of which $190,000 Is Invest'
ed In Interest-bearing bonds. We have
gathered a membership of 42,000 In
B82 communities of tho nine Pacifl
states.
"From an unknown and unrecog1
nized little organization with no rat
lng In the financial world we have
reached a point whero our warrants
In any of the towns In Oregon, Colo
rado, Washington or California can
be cashed at any bank with no moro
hesitation than If they were bank
drafts. '
"These results aro not to bo placed
to tho credit of any one man or wo
man, or any Bet of men or women
Every member of the order, with a
devotion and enthusiasm which Is po
culiar in the history of fraternal or
ders, has helped, has contributed his
or her share of effort and of loyalty,
We have always had in a remarkable
degree a 'working membership.' This
trait we must each studiously cultl
vate, ub Individuals, as local circles
and In the Grand Circle.
This gathering tonight Is a gath
erlng of the representative workers;
and aa I havo an especial fondness
for those who do things those upon
whom falls the 'work of tho world,'
I am proud of the honor of being one
of .you.
California ranks third In member
ship among the nine states, with Col
orado first and Oregon second. You
have over 7,000 members In the state
now. You have the population; you
havo tho energy and ambition; you
have a 'good thing' to talk for and
recommend to those seeking frater
nal Insurance. It's up to California
to rank second even first. Will you
grasp your opportunity? I have faith
to believe you will.
NEWS OF ATHENA
THE RATHDONE 3ISTER3
ENTERTAINED KNIGHTS.
Domesticated Elk.
Probably the only domesticated
herd of elk In the Inland Empire
browses on the ranch of William I'.
Ileser, democratic Mate senator from
thin county, two and a half miles
southeast of town, says a Walla Walla
dispatch. There are 14 animals In
the bunch, all sufficiently tame to al
low strangers to come within CO
yards of them.
This Is born shedding time among
the bull elk, and when The Spokes
man-Review correspondent visited
the field recently, a fine pair of
horns, shed a short tlmo before by a
tately looking animal, were lying In
the grass. The two horns had been
dropped about 100 yards apart and
tvero undamaged. It Is said the elk
nibble the castoff product until they
are destroyed, If left any length f
time. One big beast still wore a tall
pair of antlers and stood on tho hill
side like a sentinel, ready to glvo
arnlng if too near an approach was
made.
Mr. Ileser has had an elk herd for
23 years. He obtained the first ani
mals from Oregon. An elk lives
about as long as a cow, and Its mode
ot living Is about tbe same. Senator
Ileser keeps the herd In a pasture be
hind bis barnB, whero there Is plenty
of water and a fair sized range.
Visitors prom La Grande Will Lo
cate at lone Drake Her Arm Fall
ing From Merry-Go-'Round Broth
erhood of St. Paul New Store at
Kamela H. H. Curtis Is Dulldlng a
New Residence.
Athena, May 2. Thurs.lay evening
the Hnthbone Bisters gave their
brothers and husbands a plcasnut
surprise. An Interesting program
was rendered. Mrs. Archie Mclntyro
gnvi ono of her Inlmttnhle readings,
followed by vocal selections by Miss
Maud Gholson and Mrs. M. W. Smith.
mica wort sorvoil. ntiil nil vn iovnhlo '
cvnlng wns spent.
Mrs Mnn MnRnn. wlin fnrmorlv rn
sided In this city, but now of i.a ; Compound.
uramio, spent a tew nays this week
visiting friends.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. ft. W. Kihy of IV -dleton,
spent Sunday In Athena (
touillng the dedication of tho now M.
E. church. Mr. Itlgby wns pastor ot
the M. E. church 25 years ago.
Will Myers, the attorney who came
from the East a fow months ago, left
Sunday evening for lone, to locate.
.Members of tho M. E. church, and
hoveral others, organized an order of
the llrotherhood of St. Paul Sttmlny,
with 3G charter members.
Mrs. Mnrlou Jack and children of
Hnvann, spent Sundny In tho city
visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Curtis of Marl
on county, spent a fow days last week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mans
field. Mrs. Mays Is vlslllug at the homo
of her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Ilarrett,
en route from her homestead at Star
buck, Wash.
J. W. Adams Is building a new resi
dence at the corner of Third and Col
lege streotB, for 11. II. Curtis.
Broke Her Arm,
Saturday evening Mrs. Hubert
Tbarp had her arm broken while at
tempting to mount u horse on the
morry-go-'round. She caught a font
In her dress, fell on her left arm anil
broke It. Dr. Plamondou reduced the
fracture.
New Store at Kamela,
Green Etes left tblB morning for
Kamela, whero ho will build u sloro
In the near future.
A PREACHER'S OPINION.
Trlb Is the Remedy for Liquor and
Tobacco Habits That Has Effected
the Greatest Number of Cures.
Tho Hev. J. It. N. Hell, pastor of
tho Prosbytorlan church, linker City,
writes: "A permanent cure at n nor
mal cost is what tho public has
wanted for many years. I havo
watched with Interest tho good o
suits obtained by your remedy for
liquor and tobacco habit, TRIM, and
feel I ran safely and heartily lecom
mend It to nil In need,"
Tnllman & Co., local agents,
A prominent Southern lady,'
Airs. Blnnchnrd, of Nashville,
Tcnn., fells how she was cured
of backache, dizziness, painful
and irregular periods by the use
of Lydia E. Pinkhom's Vegetable
"Dkaii Mns. Pimciiam : Gratitude
compels mo to acknowledge the great
merit of your Vogctnblo Compouud. I
havo suffered for four yenrs with lr
regulnr nnd painful menstruation, also
dizziness, pains in the back and lower
limbs, and lltful sleep. I dreaded tho
time to como which would only mean
suffering to me.
" Hotter health 1 nil I wanted, and
cure If possible. Kydlll 13. lMiik
liitiu's VeKclnblo Compound
brought mo health and happiness In
a fow short months. I feel like another
person now. My aches and pains havo
left me, I.lfo seems new and sweet to
me, and everything seems plrasaut
nnd easv.
"Six bottles brought mo health, and
was worth moro than months under
tbe dootor'H care, which really did not
iH'itefit mo at all. I am B.itistfed there
Is no medicine ho good for sick women
ns your Vogetablo Compound, and I
advocate it to my lady friends In need
of medical help." Mns. It. A. llr.AN
crmm, 422 llrond St., Nashville, Tcnn.
SSOOOforftit If crlelnalof abw litttr proulnf
gtnulntntu cannot bt protuQii.
Special Sale.
Embroidery silks, H for 2Se, at
Mrs, Carlmm'H, ut Alexander's store.
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
LIQUOZONE
The
Great
Germ
Destroyer
TRY A DOTTLE.
Brock & McComas
Company
SOLE AGENTS.
HORSES
FOR SALE
Ono 2-yoar-old Porchnron stallion,
Mill scl or triulo; also about 25 head
of young horses of Porchoron stock.
For particulars sco 0. E, Hoover,
Pendleton, Or.
Eg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
IIHTTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF Tnll'lAH POWDERS,
I The French I
I Restaurant I
Dest 25 Cent Meal In the City
Private Dining Parlors.
NOTICE
TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND
PATRON 8:
I TAKE PLEASURE IN
INTRODUCING TO MY
FRIEND8, DRS, L. L. AND T.
H. WHITE, TO WHOM I
HAVE 80LD MY DENTAL
BU8INE88 IN THIS CITY. I
THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND
THE DRS. WHITE A8 FIRST
CLASS DENTISTS IN EVERY
RESPECT, AND WILL ES
TEEM IT A FAVOR FOR
ANY OF MY PATIENT8 TO
PLACE THEIR CASES IN
HANDS OF THE DRS.
WHITE.
RESPECTFULLY,
E. A. MANN
Elegant
Furnished Rooms
Connection.
In
; nUS LaFONTAINE, Prop. ;
2 C33 Main Street. J
GOOD DRY WOOD
All Kinds
I have good sound wood
which is delivered at
reasonable prices
For Cash.
W. C. M1NNIS
Leave orders at Neuman'a
Cigar Store,
PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE
A. J. BEAN
HAULING OF AIL KINDS
Oooda taken but a care of. Loav
orders at Tautscli's. Tboae, Mln rill.