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BARGAIN WEEK
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department
t your service wlili a complete line r the newest mill
Here ) ,. ..,. this season, or nre tn he soon
mil the s,ms ' .
In Hie matter or quality, or stjle, Til nnd workman-
In n wonl, in 1
jult outfit to pas-oss l,nk mo'it "HHiently for
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hII.hix'Ii tnllor-mude suits, ew r ,ml "Inter stjlcs,
.LrValnc SI2..-0, SH.OO. SIS.OO, .sale price, $10.9.-,.
' . -ii i inllm-.iiindc Milts. regular value SKi.no.
I 18 00 " "ln iv,l,c '" nI"" sc,ect tn,m eloth-
IonuiHM any of tire suns ax
Jexander Dept. Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
POWER
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THE BEST SMOKE ON THE MARKET
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Manufactured by A. ROHDE
IPLUMBING
nd SEWER WORK
DIE A PULL LINE OF PLUSHUNG GOODS AND FIRST-
IITORKMKN; AI.SO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ESTI
rrnxisiiEii o.v all woiik, wohk guaranteed.
T. C. TAYLOR
BI!I)W.UE MAX."
741 MAIN STREET.
WORKING XUJIIT AXI) DAY
OX ELECTRIC PROJECT.
Monitor Flume lilite of Clrciiliir lmn
Scen Miles lmg Rant Is or Sollil
Concrete and Is Unlit to Stand for
Afros Finnic Line Huns Vp and
Down llllls One Hundred Feet of
Finnic a Day Is llelng Completed
Wires Now Strung to Walla Walla.
Milton. Sept. 1G. Your corres
pondent nt this place visited the
electric power plant on the south
fork of the Walla Walla river recent
ly. The dam, which Is 13 miles from
Milton, Is of solid concrete and Is
put In. In such a shape that It will
stand for aces.
First a trench or excavation about
40 feet long, 5 feet deep at the lower
end. and 12 at the upper, was made;
on the bottom of this heavy timbers
were placed In solid masonry, then a
layer of stone and timber, all bolted
and cemented together until within a
few feet of the bottom of the river.
even with the top of the flume.
Around this large plies were driven
to guard off brush and floating tim
bers that might Injure the dam or
flume during high waters.
The grade for the flume to lie on
Is on the south side of the canyon.
i and Is seven miles long. It follows
a gradual grade and will, when com
pleted, empty Into a large reservoir
4 no feet above the river on the hill
side Two and a half miles of the flume,
which Is four feet. In diameter and
bound with hoops made of round
rods, every eight or 10 Inches, Is
completed. There are six gangs of
10 men each, working on this part
of the work, completing about 100
feet each In 12 hours.
The work goes on night and day.
The flume Is not laid on a grade ex
actly level, but In deep canyons, In
some places curves down 120 feet and
rises on the other side only a few
feet below the opposite. In such
places the hoops are placed not more
than six. and as close as three Inches
apart.
The timbers are all hoisted to the
grade on a cable, with a large donkey
engine, and carried awuy on a track,
on cars or dump, which Is laid for the
purpose.
There are about 200 men working
along the line at the present time,
and In order to complete the work by
the first of the year the force will be
doubled.
The water, when the plant Is com
pleted, will run down through an Iron
flume or casing to the power house
on the side of the hill, a distance of
about 1200 feet, and will be regulated
at the reservoir with valves. The
poles are nearly all up from Walla
Walla to Pendleton and the wires on
to Walla Walla. The manager ,es;l
mates the cost .at from $750,000 to
n. ooo.ooo.
MII.TOX WAXTS 111(111 SCItOOIi.
Second Meeting Called to Discuss the
Subject on Scptcinlcr 30.
Milton, Sept. 16. The high school
proposition In Milton hns become a
serious on?, and will be taught this
year If money has to be raised by
subscription.
There are somewhere near 20
eighth grade pupils that are barred
from school, on account of finances,
that would be In school if the dis
trict supported a high school. Those
In favor of a high school were thwart
ed nt the last school meeting, but a
petition has been circulated and an
other meeting called for September
30.
At this meeting It will be thorough
ly discussed, and no doubt will carry.
If not. the board of directors will add
the grade or grades and have It
taught, anyway.
Something over $200 has already
been subscribed for that purpose, and
as much more enn be easily raised.
A Uo's Wild Rldo for Life.
With family mo've" expecting him
to die, and a son rldl ig li I life, IS
miles, ti.o ge- Dr. Kind's 4cv Discov
ery for Consumption, coughs and
colds, W. II. Brown of Leesvllle, Ind.,
ciidui'.d death's agonies from asth
ma but this wonderful medicine gave
Instant relief nnd soon cured him.
Hk ,vr cs: "I now sleep soundly every
nil hi." Like marvelous cures of con
sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis,
coughs, colds nnd grip prove Its
matchless merit for al lthroat and
lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c
SI. 00 Trial bottles free-nt Tall
ni;i li & Co.'s drug store.
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
bears the above cap label.
Contains fully as much
food substance per can as
the watery Imitations In
larger cans.
It Is smooth and perfect
because skillfully pre
pared, Its purity Is
guaranteed.
WATER
TANKS
Wo make a specialty of building
round or snuaro
WATER TANKS
Also header beds, all sizes and
kinds. We make them right and they
always give satisfaction. Our work
Is never slighted or botched.
Pendleton Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
ROHERT FORSTER, Proprietor.
Corner Webb anil College.
Fanner-.' Warehouse.
Milton, Sept. 16. A movement Is
on foot to build a farmers' ware
house here. Ther Is a strong de
mand for It, and about $2000 are now
in sight for the purpose. Over 300,
000 bushels of grain will be stored
here this year.
Plans for the government building
at the Lewis and Clark fair are now
complete and the department will
ask for bids on their construction.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it tCMlay. Try
Jell-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling I no
baking I add boiling water and set to
eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
et your grocers to-day. io cts.
let L'S SUPPLY YOU WITH
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Building
Material i
Dimension lumber of all de
scriptions. Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Moulding, Building and Tar Paper.
I Buy Your
j Wood Now
0 Lay In our supply for the
J wilder. I have the best wood
mid lll sac jiiu money.
1 DUTCH HENRY
Wholesale Wood Dealer.
hring your hill to us
axd get ouk figures.
Grays Harbor
Commercial Co.
Opposite W. & C. II. Depot.
OLD NEWSPAPER" 8 TO PUT DNDEB
carpets, on sbelrea, walls or for wrap
ping purpose. Old newspapers In large
bundles of 100 eacb at 25 rents a bnnoir
at tbe EAST ORKGONIAN Jlc, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
Office at Pendleton Cold Slor-
ago Plant.
Telephone Mulu 1781.
J. L. VAUGHN
ELECTRICIAN.
Prompt attention given nnd nil
vtork executed projicrly.
Electrical Supplies of nil kind.
OFFICE 121 Wot Court St.
(Tribune llulldlng.)
INSURANCE.
Fire, Life and Accident.
JOE ELL
Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard
ware Store.
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School Clothes and Shoes
Misses' and Childs'
Shoes
I kanaroo rlf school shoes.
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Lt?Calf "ehool shoes.
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Boys' Shoes
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SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY AND THE ROYS AXD GIRLS
WILL ALL WANT NEW CLOTHING AND SHOES. WE ARE
READY TO SHOW THE GREATEST LINE OF SCHOOL AP
PAREL EVER OFFERED, ALL SELECTED WITH AN EYE
TO "SERVICE" AXI) "GOOD LOOKS." IF YOU RUY AXY
THING IX THIS LINE WITHOUT AN EXAMINATION OF OUR
ASSORTMENT AND PRICES YOU WILL CERTAINLY .MAKE
A MISTAKE.
School Dresses and Coats
. large line of Htiiool dresses and
coats, In all the new novelties
and materials, ranging from 2
to H years and In price from
8o to $2.50
Jackets
And long coats from ..SI. 75 to $3.05
(Ages 4 to 14 years.)
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Opening Sale Tailor-Made Suits
AN ASSORTMENT OF 200 SUITS.
Our tioiikx mill Mfll wro bought in New York from tlio
inaiiiifiicliMeiH. The advantage or tills Is, flrt: We bought from
the hpcclullMs, expert In their lines, and second, e nao the
roiiiinU-loii paid to the (li iimiiiici-s who come out here to sell the X
goods,
Wo can wifely ni : We own goixl goods cheaiier tliaii any T
X other store In Pendleton, not to mention that the styles aro all-
1 solulcly the VICHY NEWEST. J
I "OR THIS WEEK:
$10.50 Suits, (Ills week $11.0(1
SI2.IIH Suits, tills week $7,08 J
O $15.00 Suits, tills week 11.511
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Boys' and Children's
Clothing
The serviceable, well wearing kind,
built with an Intimate knowledge of
the requirements of hard school
wear. We have the assortment ever
shown In Hosier Hi-cmn, Russian
llloii'-o Sailors, Norfolks, single and
doublo brensted Serges, I'ancy Man
iui. and Cheviots, and not one In the
entire lot but 1 Good, and on which
we Sate j on money,
Akcb from 2!4 to 14 ycurs, and any
Pi Ice you want to pay, from $1,50 to
$7.50 per suit.
School Hose and
Underwear
MIsm-m' mid Child's School Hoso.
Misses and chlld'H black ribbed
25c, Iftc ami 10c
Misses' nnd child's fleece ribbed
20c, I5o mid 12u
AIlsseH' and uhlld'H black ribbed
and extru heavy. . . . 25c, lie and So
Misses' nnd Child's Fleeced Under
near. .
Mlsse and child's, from smallest
to the largest sizes, and from 38o
down o joo
a.lct.es' and child's wool underwia:-,
In ull sizes from 5c down to 25c
HE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
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