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DAILY EAST OREGONIAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMnEU 17, 1004. PAGE THREE. OF NEWS OF MILTON irklVT C A I D INDIES' AID SOCIETY'S . IOH Mill A COLLEGE OPENS SEin'KMllElt S ATHENA successful entertainment All tho Participants Gave St to tlic 1th Bt Pttt7,l AR0AI1N WbtR Lthtog ani Famishing: Goods Department r ...i.i. nAiimlAln 1 tfio nf tlio timvnwt ntul !f Ullir sCrVlCC Willi " -""l f fC full wilt-" yon'tc seen this season, or nro to Ikj seen f " U'i "the mutter or quality, of stjle, fit nml workinnn- I rnnl I" lK""t OI . .' m oos-css the? vcat most eloquently for . ..! ..!... IMUMll. tallor-IUtltlO Mills, lien nui in iv Njio, cni," ,','n. SI 1.00, SI5.00, sale price, $10.05. . .ti cuitd wtTti1nt vnfiiA Cii nn .. nM.V nlMuxii. mil"! -.. - - . Cnn mil mny wine In nml select from our cloth- Jexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES THE BEST SMOKE ON THE MARKET Manufactured by A. ROHDE iiHAvr v ru.i. line or plumrixg goods axd first- LalTOKKMIV VI.SO MAKE SEWEH CONNECTIONS. EST1- mi!MMIi:i) OX ALL WORK. WOIIK GUARANTEED. T. C. TAYLOR iiriui:i i:r m n." Til MA1X STIlEUr. PLUMBING and SEWER WORK Aid Fund nml Told How tlio Dollar Was Earned 0cr $37 Hnlcd by tlie Entertainment Excellent Mus. leal and I.lternrj- IVoRrnin Was Hcndeml. Athena. Sept. 17. At a nicotine of the Ladles" Aid Society Thursday night In the Methodist church, a Joy ous time was had. Mrs. Hugh Wor- Ihlugton and Mrs. W. M. Mcllrlde were principally Instrumental In con ducting the social gathering. It was In the nature of nn experience meet ing, and every one who (rave a dol lar told of his or her experience In earning It, $37 was the amount Riv en to rund of the society. it was remnricaoiy interesting to near each party tell how the dollar Riven by him or her, was earned. Some earned one by sewing, others by cooking, teaching, washing, har vesting, "bucking sacks," and In var ious ways, showing how many ways there are to earn money If people will only try. Xow and then It nro- duced laughter to hear some one tell his experience. The real program was begun with music rendered by Miss Elsie Rosen zwelg, one of Athena's most accom plished young women, who Is a teacher In the city schools. Will M. Peterson was then Intro duced and spoke briefly on "The Achievements of Womankind," giving most of his time to the prog ress of woman since her appearance upon the stage of action. His speech was very encouraging and well liked by all. Miss Xettle Cannon. In her usual charming manner, recited a nice se lection. It was full of pathos with now and then a little Intermixture of funny sayings. Mrs. Thmripson recited a poem that was well received and showed careful preparation. Joseph Scott, one of Athena's en terprising merchants and educated gentlemen, sang a beautiful solo to the delight of all. After the program was finished, everybody went to the church dining room, where nice refreshments were served. These consisted of coffee, lea. cuke, pie and many other little viands. The whole affair speaks highly for the Ladles' Aid Society, and everyone was highly pleased with the events of the evening. He who fights an' runs away may live f explain It t' th" war corres , , i pondents. Come From Sampler to Attend Co lumbia College Returned From Spokane Wedding Will TnUe Place October 5 Visitors Erotu Illinois Xcw Pastor's First Senium Xo.t Sunday Visitor lVotn Moro. Milton, Sept. 16. Master Harold Richards has arrived from Sunipter and will spend the winter with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hlnker, and nttend Columbia college. Columbia college will open the 21st at 9 a. m. On Tuesday evening the opening address will he delivered by the preside!'' Prof. Louis C. Perry, In the new opera hall. A short pro gram of music and readings will ulso be given. L. II. Hogan, of the Mosgrove Mer cantile Company, has arrived from Cosmopolls, Wash., on a business visit. Mrs. A. J. Adams Is here from Morfo, visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Xlchols. Mr. and Mrs. William Frnzler re turned Wednesday from Spokane, 1 where they had been visiting for two Weeks. Cards are out announcing the wed ding of Mr. R. E. Uean and Miss Xel lle Sanderson, at the home of the bride, In Pomeroy, October 5. Mrs. Carr'e Edwards and family have arrived from Illinois and are j visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards. Rev. J. J. McAllister, accompanied by his wife, came down from Dayton yesterday. Rev. McAllister Is the new pastor of the M. E. church, and will preach next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. J. E. McQuary has returned from Walla Walla, where she had been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. McRae. ,ugust F. Rade, formerly of Mil ton, now of Walla Walla, Is here to- ilay on business. C. E. Spence has gone to Dayton. Wash., on a business and pleasure trip combined. t Cliance for Investment. A party willing to erect a modern six or seven-room house In central or northern part of city, can find a reli able renter, who will take a lease for term of years, by addreslng "Renter," this office. Watch Your Piano. Your piano will last longer If kept n tune and repair. We have an ex pert tuner who will put your instru ment in a good condition as new. Sow is the time to have your Instru ment tuned. ElLER PIANO HOUSE. PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON Established in 1866. Open all the year. Private or class instruction. Thousands of graduates in posi , tions; opportunities constantly occurring. It pays to attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free. A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL.B., PRINCIPAL Reisache Saddles Helsiiclier Saddles nro inaile for wnliv. The reason tliey look bet ter Is simply because they arc bet ter. They're built STRONG. The, thorough way In which they nro put together Is the reason of their durability, quite as much us tho materials from which they nro made. Write for price list and photos. John F. Reisacher Condon, Oregon W.e are agents for tho cole brated Rncyclo bicycle. It has many features of merit not pos sessed by other wheels. Wo also handle the Columbia and Crawford bicycles. Let us show you one, of our wheels and explain Its merits If you aro thinking of buying a wheol. Tho fact that wo do tho bulk of tho wheel repairing Is a good testimonial for our work. Wo also repair sewing machines, Make keys and make nil kinds of light repairs, Sewing machines for rent. .DE BICYCLES 'mm W. W. EDMISTEN 3ii East Court Street III! ! 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SCHOOL OPEXS .MOXD.W AXD 'i'fV ROYS AXD Glltl.S WILL ALL WAXT XICW CLOTHING AXD SHOES. WE ARE READY TO SHOW THE GREATEST LINE OF SCHOOL AP PAREL EVER OFFERED, ALL SELECTED WITH AN EYE TO "SERVICE" AXD "GOOD LOOKS." IK YOU RUY ANY THING IN THIS LINE WITH O I "I' AN EXAMINATION OK OUR ASSORTMENT AND PRICES YOU WILL CERTAINLY .MAKE A MISTAKE. School Dresses and Coats A large line of school dresses and coats, In all the new novelties und materials, ranging from 2 to 14 years and In price from 08c to Jackets And long coats from ..$1,7.1 to $3.0.1 (Ages i to 14 years.) Opening Sale Tailor-Made Suits i AN ASSORTMENT OK 200 SUITS. Our cloakh and Milt.s were bought in Xcw York from tho inuutiractui'i'i'S. The advantage of tills Is, first: We bought from tlio siMH-lullsts, e.erts III tlielr lines, uiul second, Me sae the commission paid to the drummers who come out hero to sell the goods. We win safely say: We own good good chcuer than any other store in Pendleton, not to mention that the stjlcs aro ab solutely the VERY NEWEST. FOR THIS WEEK: $10.50 Suits, tills iccl $12.08 Suits, this wee I $15.00 Suits, this uci'1 $0.00 $7.08 $0.50 X Boys' and Children's Clothing The serviceable, well wearing kind, built with an Intimate knowledge of tho requirements of hard school wear. We have the assortment over shown In Hosier llrimit, Russian ISIoiim) Sailors, Norfolk's, single nnd double breasted Serges, Kitncy Kliui nel.. and Chetlots, and not oim In tho entire lot 'but 13 Good, and on which wo Kino jou money. Ages from 2 y to 14 years, and any ptlco you want to pay, from $1.50 to $7.50 per suit. School Hose and Underwear Misses' unit Chilli's School Homo. Misses' and child's black ribbed 2Sc, 15o and lOo Misses' and child's fleece ribbed 20c, 15o and 12iu Misses' and child's black ribbed and extra, heavy. . . . 25e, 0c ami ,1o Misses' and Child's Fleeced Under near. 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