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ORKGOXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATTRPAT. OCTOBER t.
PAGE TWO.
DAILY EAST
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Good
Baking
Powder
Made from purest, wholesome
materials, according to the
most successful and highly
recommended formula known.
Is a fine success. Guaranteed
as good as any 40c Baking
Powder or money back.
25c lb.
F. W. Schmidt,
Reliable Druggist.
P. O. Block. 'Phone Mailt M.
Good
Dry Wood I
ALL KINDS
I have good, sound wood which a
Is delivered at reasonable
prices a
FOR CASH.
W. C. MINIMIS j
Leave Orders at Kenman's
Cigar Store.
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this In mind when you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for the International
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow trou
bles. C.F. Colesworthy
127-12 East Alta St.
Agent for Lee's Lice Killer.
Th CHURCHES
M. E. Church, South Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.. J. E. EarL super
intendent. Epwortn League at :J0.
led by Miss Thompson. Tou are wel
come to all these services. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening.
MetlMMliMt F.piHcuiml Church Sun
day school 10 a. m.. A. J. Owen, su
perintendent. Preaching 11 a. m.
Class meeting. 12:15 p. m. Rev. G. W.
Rigby, leader. Junior league 1 p. m.
This being the occasion of our first
quarterly service, there will be a
general love feast service held at S:3U
p. m. In the main auditorium, and at
7:30 Dr. G. M. Booth, presiding elder,
will preach and administer the secra
ment of the Lord's supper. Come and
hear Dr. Booth and enjoy the service.
Robert Warner.
First Christian .Church Sunday
school. $:46. Preaching. 11 a. m.
Fifth of series on Hebrews. Christian
Endeavor. S:J0 p. m. Preaching.
7:30 p. m., subject. "Despondency."
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
The public ocrdlally Invited to attend.
N. H. Brooks, pastor.
Salvation Army Holiness meet
ing at 11; Junior meeting at 1:30:
afternoon street meeting. 1:30: meet
ing in hall at 3: street meeting at
7:30; evening meeting In hall at 8.
Captain Henrietta Blgney and Miss
Minnie Carpenter, officers In charge.
-
BaptLtt Church The pastor will
deliver a sermon In the Interest of
education In the morning. All those
interested In this theme are cordially
Invited to meet with us. At the close
an offering for McMlnnvllle College
will be taken. The evening service
will be of special interest as there
will be good singing by the ladies'
choir. Let there be as good an at
tendance as there was last Sunday
evening. The ladles cleared 350 from
their dinner giver, last Saturday.
Good Beef From Grass.
M. M. Wyrick and sons have 400
head of cattle arrived and on the road
from the mountain ranges to their
Stage gulch furm. Some of these ani
mals ar? said to be actually ready for
beef at this time, and they have not
had a bite of anything but range
grass since last spring.
Business Good to Northward.
W. W. West, of the Pendleton Com
mission Co., has returned from a
business trip to Dayton. Waltsburg.
Walla Walla and other towns to the
northward. He reports business con
ditions as flourishing In all the places
he visited on this trip.
A patriotic society attached to the
Episcopal church and called the
"Order of Jamestown, 1607," has Just
been organized in Boston.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The St. George.
F. R. Moran. Portland. '
W. N. Maxwell, Portland.
C. M. O'Brien, Chicago.
William Caster. Chicago.
W. H. Antln. Greenhorn.
Joe Bailey, Foster.'
H. M. Sating. Weston.
Mrs. R. Bennett. Spokane.
T. J. Hart, New York.
Mrs. M. M. Turner. Spokane.
T. E. Woodard. Portland.
R. A. Copie. Portland.
A. D. Augustave and wife, city.
L. L. Osborn. Portland.
George W. Harris. Portland.
L. H. Stelnhart. Portland.
E. F. Chapter. Portland.
L. T. Strain, New York.
A. J. Dillon. Seattle.
G. 8. L Smith. Grants.
J. D. Bushnell, San Francisco.
R. C. Cramer. Chicago. .
George H. Ames,. San Francisco.
B. B. Simmons. Reeding.
James L. Hastings. San Francisco.
The Bickers.
Rev. T. R. Edgerton and family.
Corvalll8.
W. Davis. Portland.
Mrs. H. B. Kukland. Athena.
David O'Conor. Goldendale.
George F. Nachtwey, Seattle.
George W. Proebstel, Weston.
Mrs. A. J. Proebsetl, Weston.
Mrs. G. C. Whileman. Weston.
Mrs. M. A. Rush. Walla Walla.
Mrs. F. E. Simpson. Portland.
Adolph A. Glersch, Seattle.
P. S. Thompson and family, city.
P. D. Thompson, city.
Hank Fanning, city.
P. M. Christenson. Lexington.
J. E. Holmes. La Grande.
W. J. Gilbreth. La Grande.
O. A. Rhodes, Madras.
Oliver Dixie. Athena.
Jack Gordon. John Day.
W. W. Wlnton. Free water.
J. A. Harp. Holdman.
C. H. Abellng. Burke.
C. G. Caffall. Dalles.
L E. Hum. Helix.
Mary J. Huson, Helix.
. Jacob Behrens. city.
J. A. McKee. Heppner.
B. Jansen. Pomeroy. ,
William J. Moore, Spokane.
George V. Cruse. Spokane.
Charles Isaacs, Portland.
A. Russle. Athena.
Delher Russle, Athena.
A. J. Hall. Spokane.
William Buchmann. Portland.
E. H. Burke. Portland.
W. R. Hilton, . Portland.
P. D. Thompson, Juniper.
Henry Struve. city.
T. W. Parks. La Grande.
Mr. Radke. La Grande.
Mr. Green. La Grande.
P. S. Thompson. Denver.
The Pendleton.
L. C. Dougherty. St. Louis.
T. F. Baylls, Portland.
H. B. Catton. Portland.
J. M .Llnd. Denver.
G. W. Llnd. Denver.
L. C. Curtis. Seattle.
A. Curo, Sun Francisco.
$5.00 for the best Guesser
T . th, on, who guesses the nearest to the number of .
W. will give a cash pr.se of tS.OO t. the on. who gue. the nearest to th. number
.tile In our window. beans will be counted on Saturday night, October ttn. .
ruess with every soe P""-""- nt at the time, and the one who has guess ,2"
by . committee -elected from those p fortunt. t0 th,
the bottle
A guess
I o'clock, by a comuuu - - .
to the correct number will be ! th.
sr.Wa.sr
. - . -re aunt vour irw - . .
P'y "iCSt. ticks will be kept and w. will know who win. even tne wmn.r .. not pre
... . -v.- ! counted.
Saturday nignt unen 7 ' - , tnls CCntest. Not an employe nor even tne proprietor Wb-h
We guarantee absolute fairness in in ft apllcat, of ckeu
will know the number of bean, In . bottfc w allowed t0 -ue, In , hi, SIS?
,he Makeae-Tr 60c ph-s. and have It recorded. You may get 110.00. Trad, hik,
week and try for the Cash Prlsa. '
THE FHIR
If anyone is so """ exact is
to tne corr-v. of 26.00. making a toiai - " -. To, to
. -.in t an additional prise o " . .1.1. innnmnt thl. I
inai om -- . ,.,,. trade ano oner -"- wm.
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Meyer Abraham. Portland.
A. C. Furlong. Portland.
G. S. Toungman. Portland.
E. B. Coman. Portland.
Nick Kulman. Davenport.
G. H. Kraggs. Portland.
T. F. Rourke. Portland.
Jack Kauffman, Seattle.
H. T. Booth. Baker City.
George F. Stuther, Denver.
W. A. Clarke. Big Timber.
F. J. Bethel and wife. Tacoma.
C. Ottershagen. Portland.
R. A. Seeds. Spokane.
M. H. Patton, Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McN'all. Walla
Walla.
R. C. Capel. Michigan.
G. J. McEvoy. Starbuck.
G. McCully. Spokane.
E. A. Daley. Portland.
A. B. Wenkly. Spokane.
Mrs. J. W. Rigby. Hood P.iver.
Edward Golden. Japan.
J. P. Bradley. Portland.
Charles Green. San Francisco.
Andy Nylander. Portland.
W. H. Swain, The Dalles.
$881.50 Given Away.
December 84th. at 5 p. m.. the Peo
ples Warehouse will give away abso
lutely free, no string on It at all. 27
gifts, total value ISS1.60. Each per
son buying a dollar's worth of mer
chandise of any kind whatsoever, will
receive a ticket. For further particu
lars, see next Issue of the local papers.
COMING EVENTS.
. i l A nnnftl meeting Or
egon Miners' Association. Portland.
Wnv.mher 16-18 State Bar Asso
ciation. Portland.
November 16-2 -.auonai ur-aia-meeUng.
Portland.
November 15-12 National Irriga
tion Association, El Paso. Texas.
November 25-2 State convention
county clerks and recorders, Port
land.
December 13-15 Oregon Good
Roads Association, Salem.
January 30 Inland Empire Sun
day School Institute, Pendleton.
Confessions ot a Priest.
.Tnfcn n Cox of Wake. Ark.,
writes: " For II years I suffered
from yellow Jaundice. I consulted a
number of physicians and tried all
soru of medicines, but got no relief.
tka-. t ksfan th. use of Electric Bit
ters and fell that I am now cured of
. Hiuot that had me In Its grasp
for U years." If you want a reliable
medicine for liver and kidney trouble
Mnma.h rttsnrder nr eeneral debility.
get Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed
by Tallman co. oniy sue.
Cabinets tl a n
We make full aiuA m I
inei pnoios ior tl per dotu.
Bros., near tne bridge.
!
Wood
s In any quantity desired. Lit
e auppiy you with wood. BeJ
e aoUd wood furnished at rtrt
prices. Prompt deliver-. W
and small order, soUcttet,
Office at Pendleton CoS
Storage Co.
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Large I.utulirr Output.
The Hilgard Lumber Company has
given out a contract for 3.000.000 feet
of logs for next season's run. Two
camps have been established and
work will continue throughout the
winter. The company has on hand
two million feet of the past season's
cut and this is being shipped out as
rupidly as circumstances will permit.
Golden Rule Store.
By mistake of the factory the Gol
den Rule Store has about three times
as many golf gloves as were ordered.
Rather than return them. It has been
decided by a big reduction In price
to close them out. You ought to see
the 50c values they are offering for
25c, and the 75c values which go for
48c.
A steamer bound for Japan from
Tacoma is being held up by the
I'nlted States because it carries 2"i
tons of lead consigned to Japan.
L-;ad is contraband.
I Broke Into His House.
S. Le Qulnn of Cavendish, Vt, was
robbed of his customary health by
' Invasion of chronic constipation.
When Dr. King's New Life Pills broke
Into his house, his trouble was ar
' rested and now he's entirely cured.
They're guaranteed to cure. 25c at
Tallman 4: Co.'s drug store.
Henry Kopittke1
(Dutch Henry.)
'Phone Main 17IL
i
The Colombia
Lodging House,
! Wayne Darlington, state engineer of
I Idaho, has resigned.
Well ventilated, neat and etc
fortable rooms, good beda I
In connection, when tat
goods are served.
Main street, center of block,
tween Alta and Webb ttnef
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WE MAKE EVERY DEPARTMENT A PATHWAY TO PROFIT. OCR ONE AIM Is TO SERVE YOl' TO TIIF BEST OK OCR ABILITY. M To MAKE THIS PENDLETON'S BEST SHOPrTS6
PLACE: TO MAKE THIS YOVR STORE HOME, WHETHER IT BE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. CLOTHES FOR THE MAX OR HOY, OR LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS. WE MAKE OtTl
MOTTO IMPRESSIVE: "THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY, OR BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY." NOTHING BIT DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE HERE.
LARGE ASSORTMENTS Of THE SEASON'S MOST EFFECTIVE STYLES AT PRICES THAT WILL APPEAL TO NIXETY-NIN'E OUT OF EVERY Ill N'DRFD WOMEN
Domestic Department
36-lnch Hope bleached muslin Tc yd
36-tnch Lonsdale bleached muni in 8c yd
34-Inch Fruit-of-the-I.oom bleached muslin He yd
36-tnch Lonsdale cambric 11c yd
36-tnch Bur It ley cambric 8c yd
10c grade flannelettes ?Hc yd
12 grade flannelettes 8 "4c yd
8c grade outing flannels 5c yd
10c grade outing flannels 7 tc yd
12 grade outing flannels 8'c yd
Best American prints 5c yd
Amoskeag apron ginghams 5c yd
A. F. C. French ginghams 8c yd
Dress Goods Department
We have the material you want for your new
"dress. We can save you enough to help pay for
the making. Note our prices:
75c values In new, maniah effects, dress goods BOc yd
1.00 values, dress goods ?Sc yd
21.26 values, dress goods $1.00 yd
21.60 values, dress goods i.2i yd
21.76 values, dress goods 1.50 yd
22.00 values, dress goods tl.25 yd
$2.(0 values, dress goods $2.00 yd
$2.00 values, dress goods $2.50 yd
Table Linens
The most remarkable values In table linens.
75c table linens at 50c yd
$1.00 table linens at $Sc yd
21.25 table linens at 75c yd
21.60 table linens at $1.10 yd
$1.(6 table linens at $1.55 yd
22.00 table linens at $1.55 yd
22.26 table linens at $1.75 yd
Silks at Reduced Prices
60c China silks, all colors Sec yd
76c taffeta silk, all colors Oc yd
86c taffeta silk, all colors Sc yd
21.00 crepe de chines, all colors 80c yd
21.25 fancy suit silks. toe yd
Greatest Glove Sale
Of the season, $1.05 and $iJ0. Our best brands
are In this offering. Gloves that have sold regular
ly at 21.26 and 21.76 a pair.
2125 Mascot kid gloves tl.OS pair
21.76 Eskay kid gloves 91.30 pair
And notwithstanding the extreme reductions we fit
and guarantee every pair.
e 25c Golf Gloves J 5c pair
e 60c Golf Gloves 35c pair e
75c Golf Gloves Me pair
r.Oc value ladles' Jersey ribbed cotton union "'5t
cotton, i1'"'
. . . 6s
suits.
Notion Department Underwear Department
Needle bookn. assorted sizes e book
Hooks and eyes, black and white Sc card
Pearl buttons, all siies 4C dosen
Pins. 260 pins to package ic package
ANOTHER OF OCR SATISFACTORY OFFER.
IXGS IX MEN'S CLOTHING.
All our $15.00. 212.00. and 217.00 suits
ut. made and trimmed In a swell manner, from
fabrics that have a splendid reputation for wear and
durability; of color they come in Thlbets, Clay
Worsteds Cassimers. Fancy Worsteds, Cheviots, at
$12.25 a suit
Overcoats at reduced prices In all the leadlns
styles for 1904.
.Dc value ladies' union
Ladies' Jersey ribbed pants or vests, 60c value
Ladles' fine cashmere vests or pants, glove muu.'
riotoea. 21.26 value ' '
Children's Jersey ribbed pants or vests; regular
value 26c, sole price
CONVLNCING PRICES ON j
New Fall Coats and
Tailor Made Suits
Money Saving Prices on Ladies' and
Children's Shoes.
A trial will convince you. We dont try to see
how much we can get for our shoes. Our idea la to
see how good a shoe we can give you for the least
frv.nev.
All 21.60 Shoes in this sale ...
All 22.00 Shoes In this sale ...
All 22.50 Shoes in this sale
All 22.00 Shoes in thi. i.
Sorosls Shoes for ladles V....
mis sJioes. "",ucuon W children, and
$1.15
$1.40
$1.85
$2.25
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J . mi cAUluai vc Sirica. avm . i
them of us. 25 per cent discount M per "T
all suits i i.i and child1'
Hosiery Department
25c value ladles black cotton hose, gusranterlj
26c value black cotton hose pe
60c value black cotton hose -V-
16c children's black Jersey ribbed hose 7
The Largest Grocery Dept. i
city. Prices e lowest.
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