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DAILY EAST OREG07OAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THCRSDAY, OCTOBER SO, 104.
A a a, 1 O
A MONTH
. A small bottle of Scott's
Emulsion costing fifty cents
will last a baby a month a
few drops in its bottle each
time it is fed. That's a small
outlay for so large a return of
health and comfort
Babies that are given
Scott's Emulsion quickly re
spond to its helpful action.
It seems to contain just the
elements of nourishment a
baby needs most. '
Ordinary food frequently
lacks this nourishment; Scott's
Emulsion always supplies it
We'll atad rauA aanple free npoa laoncet.
SCOTT BOWKS, 40Q Pearl Slim. New York.
CUT OFF THE QUEUE
CHIN A WILL ORDER A
CHANGE IN OLD CUSTOM.
San Francisco Chinamen Are in Con
sternation Over the Prospect of
losing Their Pigtail Custom of
Wearing Queues Was Only Recently
Abandoned by the Japanese and
TEETH
Per act, $5.00; (old crowns,
$4.00; silver tilling, BOe; ex
tracting, 50c
We are thoroughly equipped
with all modern method and
appliances, and guarantee our
work to be of the highest stand
ard, and our prices the lowest
consistent with ftrst-clas work.
White Bros.
Dentists
Association Block.
Telephone Main 1M1.
Wood
In any quantity desired, et us
supply you f with. ,Vood. Best
solid wood furnished at Tight
prices. Prompt delivery. Large
and small orders solicited.
- Office at . Pendleton Cold
.Storage Co.
Henry Kopittke
(Dutch Henry.)
. "Phone Main 1781.
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- iea. ...... Sift tttttt """ ttlSM.jti,,
Was tiie Sign of Certain Progress .
Custom is 4000 Tears Old With the 1 XX
BAD BLOOD
T had arable with air bonli which nade my I they will be denied
iooq mpnn. mj iece m ea ni'e m n, auapiee
which no external remedy could eearove- I tried
yoor Cwrereti end t met wee me joj wbeB the
mpiw aiuviM aiter a aanw o
I save rerommeoded them to ail mj trlehda had
emite a few have found relief."
C.J. Faeeh. SB far Are., Mew York Crkr, H. 1.
San Francisco, Oct. !0. According '
ithe Chinese papers for the last I
four days. In another year the queue
or "pigtail" will be a burled relic, or
perhaps a curio in museums.
Chattering, groups of Celestials
stand on the corners In Chinatown
and discuss the possibility of the en
forcement of a new imperial mandate
which will compel them to doff the
braided and glossy string of hair that
wanders from their occipital process
downward past their girths and em
bellishes the rear part of their make-
op.
The local Chinese papers have It
that the new order is-being considered
seriously by the head of the Chinese
government and that before long
queues will not be worn. It is but a
few years since the Japanese were
adorned with queues, and the doff
ing of them was considered a mark
of advancing civilization. The em
peror has decided that his subjects
would look more civilised without the
"pigtail."
Great excitement is on in the Chi
nese quarter, and much protest is al
ready being voiced against the pro
posed order. Another question that
Is causing much talk Is the ultimate
disposal of 30,000 castoff dermal ap
pendages when the order becomes a
law. They might be buried or made
into hair mattresses. The latter
course seems Improbable on account
of the harshness of the Chinese hair.
The Chinese papers say that inside
of six months the queue will be but a
memory, and the years of careful
growth and treasure will have gone
to naught. The Chinese barber will
Include hair cutting in his price list,
and reap a harvest from the owners
of divested "pigtails," and the queue,
for centuries the distinguishing mark
of the Oriental race, will be sold over
the counter in curiosity shops and
guarded in museums.
Many years hence when scientists
are excavating that portion of land on
which Chinatown now rests they may
unearth questionable pieces of hairy
rope, and treasure them as memen
toes of a long extinct race.
The custom of wearing the queue
is said to be 4000 years old and is
thought to be the only custom fol-
i lowed for that length of time by any
I people on earth.
The older Chinese believe they must
UBve a queue wiieii uiey uie ui ijiui
admission into
'3 their heaven, hence their excitement
may be imagined.
a
Beat For
The Bowels
r yter 1 ne dowci je
SCNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
CAHrxcrmaarnc
wteeeent. Palatable. Potent Teat Good . Do Good,
Barer Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. Me. Be. Wc. Merer
old In tool. Tbe sennlne tablet ttemped C C 0.
wwaraaeeea to eare or roar Bioaer bees
tarUnf Remedy Co., Chicafo or M.T. too
MIUALSALE, TEI MllilOI BOXES
HOT DRINKS
.(Vlgoral, Clam Bullion, Asparox.
Chicken .Broth, Tomato Bullion,
Chocolate, Cocoa.
THE CABINET
Candles, Hot. Drinks, Cigars and
Fruits In season? JL'
20 1 Court Btreet.
H. J. WILMNSCWiTrop.
Inland Empire Meeting to Be Held In
Pendleton January $0.
A Sunday School institute for the
territory embraced in Eastern Ore
gon, Eastern Washington and Idaho
will be held in Pendleton during the
week beginning the 30th of next Jan-,
uary. A. A. Morse, president of the
State Sunday School Association, is
now arranging as many of the details
as can be reached at this period.
The session will continue for one
entire week, and during that time
I some workers of International repu
tation will be here, and besides par
ticipating In the Immediate affairs of
the Sunday school combination, the
people will have an opportunity . to
hear some addresses of public Inter
est and of a popular character.
Among those who will be here who
are among those of International rep
utation will be Marion Lawrence.,
Mrs., Mary Foster Bryner. Miss Flor
ence Darnell, Dr. E. P. St. John and
E. O. Excell.
Walters' flouring Mills
, r-apaniiw. iso barrels a day.
. Flour exchanged, for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped
etc.. always on hand.
Feed.
TTl 5MI: vajl f OME
Alien the Advice of This Pendleton
Resident Will Help Too. :.
' Very few people are entirely free
from backache. It does not take
much to desange the kidneys. A lit
tle cold,, a strain, stooping positions
or hard work overtax those delicate
organs and many aches and pain
promptly follow. A Pendleton citi
sen tells you here how every kidney
Harnrw "Men rt """ Haute.
Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 20. A thr.ea
days' harness meet opened auspicious
ly at the fair grounds today under
the auspices of the Terre Haute Trjtr.
ting Association. Much interest Is
taken in the match race between De
mas Dennlgs Sweet Bay and Arling
ton Boy, owned by Superintendent J.
W. Thompson of the "Southern Indiana
railroad, which ,will be a feature of
tbe meeting.
Ill ran be relieved and cured. Beaafchljunhiiu v
bout It:
H. A. Thompson, retired, who lives
on Stonemil Jackson street, '-says:
"My kidneys trouSlaJLtie'hif. spells
for 10 years and at such times with
a steady, dull aching, across my back.
I used large quantities of various
kinds of medicine said to be good for
. H. Finally" I got a box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at the Brock MoComas
Co. drug store and I found them to
be Just what I needed. They went
right to the spot and not only re
lieved my backache, but cured It per
manently. . I will be only to pleased
to tell other about Che merits of this
remedy. 1 1.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents,.' Foster -llilbncn Co.. Buffalo.
2... N. T sole agents for - tbe United
States.
Remember the m Doen's and
"take so other. ,-
Chicago at Northwestern.
Chicago. III., Oct. 20. In railroad
and financial circles considerable In
terest is manifested in today's annual
meeting of the Chicago A Northwest.
era railway, as It has been reported
that some changes may be made Jn
the management. The retiring direc
tors; dare IFrank Work. Marvin Hugh
Itt, James Btillman, .Oliver Ame and
Zenas crane.
COMING EVENTS.
rtienh.ii so. ftn mnA 2 1 Inland Em.
ptre Teachers' Association, Pendletosi
October I4-lb Oregon rress Asso
ciation. Hood Blver.
October 25-29 Trans-Mlsslsslppi
Congress. St Louis. i
Reduced Prices in Two
Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday
TOMORROW BEGINS ONE OF THE JIOST IMPORTANT SAIES OF THEe-j
SEASON AT TEtTSCH S. YOU SHOULD BY ALL MEANS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THIS "GREAT MONEY SAVING SALE" OX THE DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE
THAT YOU NEED RIGHT NOW.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS, SKIRTS, COATS, JACKETS Au i" "
LADIES AND MISSES. THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL BE GOOD FOR WED
NESDAY, THURSD AT, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY:
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Dress Goods and Silk
Three lots of unmatchable values In
Dress Goods for Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday's selling.
Lot 1 78c yd.
Consisting of SO pieces of all the new
effects in fancy mixtures, plaids .
and plain, in brown, blue, black,
green and grey. In this lot are ma
terials suitable for shirt waist suits,
' tailor suits, coats and skirts: regu
lar values, 90c, 11.00 and J1.25.
For four days your choice .... 78c yd
Lot Two
85c and 75c Patterns at 53c Yard.
In this lot are 10 pieces of the new fig
ured mohair In blue, black and brown,
also a great assortment of fancy mix
tures and plains colors. For four
days only &Sr yd
Lot Four
40c, 50c and 60c Patterns at 36c Yard.
French flannels, cashmeres , and fancy
mixtures, 16 pieces, for four days your
choice S6c yd
Taffetta Silk
10 pieces, regular value 75c and 85c;
black, brown, blue, red. grey, tan and .
many other shades. . Sale price.. . 58c yd
Reduced Prices on
Suits
112.50 ladies' and misses' suits 10.00
'14.00 ladles' and mlBses' suits $11.85
15.00 ladies' and misses' suits $12.45
114.00 ladies' and misses' suits $13.60
5H.60 ladies' and missej' suits $13.80
117.00 ladies' suits $14.25
318.00 ladies' suits $14.85
320.00 ladies' suits $15.00
322.60 ladles' suits $18.05
326.00 ladles' suits $21.35
'27.60 ladies' suits $22.75
o5.00 ladies' suits $27.50
Ladies and Misses
Skirts
The 8 3.50 kind, sale price $2.80
The 3 4.00 kind, sale price $3.25
The 34.50 kind, sale price $3.65
The 3 6.00 kind, sale price $4.15
The 3 8.00 kind, sale price $4.00
The 3 8.60 kind, sale price $5.25
The 3 7.00 kind, sale price $5.60
'he 3 " 50 kind, sale price $6.10
The 3 8.00 kind, sale price $6.50
The 3 8.60 kind, sale price $7.00
.'he 3 9.00 kind, sale price $7.50
The 310.00 kind, sale price $8.25
The 31100 kind, sale price $8.75
The 312.00 kind, sale price $9.50
Rain Coats, Tourist I
Coats and
Jackets
3 6.60 Jackets, sale price $ t.75
$ 7.50 Jackets, sale price $ t.&O
$ 8.50 Jackets, sale price $ 7.23
310.00 Jackets, sale price $ 8.40
312.60 Jackets, Rain Coats, Etc $10.60
315.00 Jackets, Rain Coats, Etc $12.25
316.60 Jackets, Rain Coats, Etc $13.60
318.00 Jackets, Rain Coats, Etc $14.76
320.00 Jackets, Rain Coats, Etc $16.00
Misses and Children
Long Coats
The 3 3.00 kind, sale price $2-45
The 3 4.00 kind, sale price $
The t 4.50 kind, sale price $3.(5
The $ 6.00 kind, sale price $4.16
The t 6.00 kind, sale price $4.M
The $ 7.50 kind, sale price $5.75
The 3 8.60 kind, sale price $6.75
The 3 8.50 kind, sale price $7.86
The 310.00 kind, sale price $8.40
The 312.00 kind, sale price 0
All Alterations Free During this
Sale. A Fit Guaranteed
Shoes ! Shoes !
To- a pair of the SIL-KID 33.50 shoeB;
smooth as silk. Equal to any 36.00 shoe In
wear, fit and workmanship. Every pair
warranted to give good wear.
Children School
Shoes
200 pairs, 8Vi to 2, worth up to 32.25,
$3.50 PP. Choice $ 1 .00 pair
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
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November' 14 Annual meeting j;nrjr:tDurJrg the.ba.Ule, dear, did the amel of powder scare you?
Mr. Henry Not a bit, At the lirsi smeii pi powuor a uwusiii ui you.
earon Miners' Assoct&Uoiv Portland.
November 15-16 Btate uar .asso
ciation. Portland. 7
November I6-;l National orange
meeting, Portland. - ' '
November 16-18 National irriga
tion Association, El Paso, Texas.
November 25-26 -State convention
county clerks and recorders. Port-
hams, it .;' -1 1 ' 1 j
-Daosmbar .. IS-A 5 Oregon : Good
Roads Association. Salem. ! i
January '30 Inland Empire Bun
say Bohool Institute Pendleton. 1
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