EIGHT PAQEj,
PAGE SIX.
DAILY EAST ORElk' . . PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1904.
I In Full Blast
The Great
Removal Sale
HERE ARE SOME MAGNETS THAT SHOULD DRAW YOU
OUR WAY:
HATS AT REMOVAL SALE PRICES.
John B. Stetson $4.50 and $5 Hats at W.50
Our 13.50 Hat at $2.00
Our 13.00 Hat at .'..$1.75
Straw Hats at Half Price.
OVERALLS AND JUMPERS.
Iloss of tho Iload bib overal b, usually sold for $1.00 a garment,
for 75c
Ross of tho Iload waist Overalls, 75c everywhere, for 50c
Tho Columbia COc waist Overalls for . ..25c
Painters' Overalls and Jumpers, sold for $1.30 a suit, for 40c
a Garment, or 80c a suit
Checked gingham Jumpers, sold for 50c, removal salo price ....35c
WORKING SHIRTS.
All our COc and 75c working Shirts, 35c, 3 for $.100
Better grado working Shirts, sells for $1.00, now 60c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fancy Vests, 2.50, for $1.50
Fancy Vests, $3.00, for $2.00
Fancy Vests, $3.50, for $2.50
3c linen Handkerchiefs 3 for 10c
10c linen Handkerchiefs : 4 for 25c
2 for 23c Jarpinetts, plain, white or fancy border ........3 for 25c
25c linen Handkerchiefs 6 for $1.00
50c linen Handkerchiefs 3 for $1.00
Umbrellas at half price. 1
Uncalled for Suits of Clothes on which there has been a de
posit of from $3 to $5: wero to sell at from $20 to $25. Your pick
of tho lot for $10.00. Don't buy a suit until you havo seen these.
POSITIVELY NO GOODS WILL BE CHARGED DURING THE
REMOVAL SALE.
Sullivan Bond
WATCH US GROW
Rare Musical Treat
The Orpheus
Company
To appear in Pendleton
Saturday, JUNE 4th
Tills famous company luvo achieved their successes beforo
the boat anil most critical nudiencoa of all the largest cities of
America, Australia, Kuropo and tho Orient. No lover. of- music
should miss this opportunity to see tho master musicians.
Tho Orpheus Company Is headed by Hernhard Wnltber, ono
of tho greatest violinist of tho day.
Also assisted by Kathorlno Do Voro, AmOrlca's only groat .
lady pianist.
Also assisted by tho queen of song, Jean St. Itomy, who is
styled the "Second Nordlca."
Also assisted by Dorothy Wnlsworth, ono of tho cleverest
character delineators in America.
Dernhard Walther. It is with pleasuro that tho W. O. W. pro
sent tho famous Belgian violin virtuoso, who comes to us crowned
with tho reputation of bolng a virtuoso of tho first class. As n
child prodigy, Mr. Walther enjoys tho distinction of playing with
tho great master pianist, Abbo I,lszt( in tho famous Antwerp
drawing room concerts In 1880. Slnco then Ills genius and repu
tation liayo (broadened .and matured, and ho now stands as ono
of tho foremost exponents of his art in tho world.
THE ORPHEUS COMPANY WILL APPEAR AT THE
CHRI8TIAN CHURCH UNDER THE AU8PICES OF PENDLE
TON CAMP, NO. 41, W. O. W.
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A FAVORABLE IEK
ASIDE FROM SLIGHT FROST8
CROP8 ARE DOING WELL.
Stock In Excellent Condition Fall
Wheat, Barley and Rye Heading
Out Nicely Strawberries Are Ripe
and on the Markets Prune Crop
Will Be Light Other Fruit Crops
Will Be Heavy.
The past week has not boon al
together favorablo for tho growing
crops; tho days wero warmer than
usual, but the nights wero cool and
several frosts occurred, but tho dam
ago dono by them was slight and con
fined principally to tender vegetables,
such as beans, tomatoes, etc.
Some fruit, howover, was killed in
tho Orando Hondo valloy and n fow
other localities east of tho Cascado
mountains. Tho rains early Tuesday
morning occurred after tho following
reports wero mado. Thoy wero not
only timely, but well distributed, and
glvo promise of continuing for an
other day or two. In which caso thoy
will bo sufficient for all needs and
greatly stimulate tho growth of lato
crops.
Late wheat Is coming up to poor
stands, and corn, potatoes and gar
dens are growing slowly. Forage
crops, except timothy, nro doing well,
and tho first crop of alfalfa is being
harvested with satisfactory yields.
Stock everywhere is In excellent con
dition. Fall wheat, barley and ryo are
heading nicely, and these crops aro
generally in a very promising condi
tion, notwithstanding that some low
land wheat In Umatilla county was
badly damaged by freezing weather
earlier In tho Season. Hops nro grow
ing nicely and the hop men havo now
caught up with their work so that the
yards generally aro well cultivated.
Strawberries aro ripe, and homo
grown berries will bo plentiful In tho
markets during tho week. Apples
havo set well. Prunes will be light,
but peaches, pears nnd cherries aro
turning out better than oxpected
earlier in tho season.
Columbia River Valley.
Hosier, Wasco county, J. M. Car
roll Weather warm; all crops doing
nicely; cherries fell ofT badly; grain,
pasturage and gardens good; lambing
all dono.
Wasco, Sherman county, W. Q.
Morohouse Volunteer and fall wheat
beginning to head; all crops growing
rapidly.
Condon, Qllllam county, F. B. Ste
vens FIno growing weather; grass
has mado a better growth than for
years; grain growing finely; light
frost Monday and Tuesday nights did
not hurt fruit; sheep aro now going
to their summer ranges In the moun
tains. Lexington, Morrow county, E. It.
Beach Frost cut down many of tho
more advanced potatoes; slnco then
weather warm and growth rapid; the
pruno crop will bo almost nothing;
so far as fruit has existed It Is doing
well; summer fallowing about com
pleted; grain will soon bo matured.
and an nverago crop Is oxpected.
Athena, Umatilla county. L. A.
Glthens Fall wheat looking well;
good growth and stand; spring wheat
good stand mostly, but needing rain;
looKing very well, though: Wednes
day night's frost damaged wheat and
gardens to considerable extent in low
localities; a fow days of summer fal
lowing yet to do, and ground now
very hard and cloddy.
ill '-.-
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About looks, you can judge when you
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WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS MEET.
An Indiana Woman Will Preside, and
America Will Be Liberally Repre
sented All Matters of Public Con
cern to Be Discussed, Besides Many
Questions of General Interest to
Everybody.
Berlin, Juno 2. American women
aro to havo a prominent part in the
nulnquennial meeting of the Interna
tional Council of Women, to bo held
In Berlin next wook and tho wook fol
lowing. In addition to Mrs. Mav
Wright Sowall of Indiana, who will
presido over tho sessions, thoio will
bo present a delegation of nearly two
score representative women of the
United States nnd Canada.
The first week of tho gathering Is
to bo devoted to executive sessions
of tho council proper which will oc
cupy the mornings. Threo public
meetings will bo hold In tho n von I nis
on tho general subject of "Tho Now
internationalism," Its object bolng
both a demonstration and a propa
ganda, As a part or this plan reports
of tho 19 national councils will bo
given. Tho special subject of tho third
evening, peaco and arbitration, will
bo discussed In threo formal address
es by Lady Aberdeen in Knglish, by
Baroness von Suttner In German, and
by a French speaker In her own lan
guage Tho second weok will bo given over
to tho popular gathering. It will bo
divided Into four sections for discus
sions under tho heads of Women's
education and higher culture, women
in social alms and institutions, wo
men's professions and industries, anil
tho logal and political position of wo
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NOTICE.
To All My Friends nnd Patrons:
I tako pleasuro in Introducing to
my friends, Drs. L. L. and T. H.
Whlto, to whom I havo sold my
dental business In this city. I
thoroughly recommend tho Drs.
Whlto as first-class dentists in
every respect, and will esteem It a
favor for any of my patients to
placo their cases in hands of tho
Drs. Whlto.
Ilospoctfully,
B. A. MANN.
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