East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 31, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. i$M. EIGHT m Good Baking -Powder Made from purest, wholesome materials, according to the most successful and highly recommended formula known. Is a fine success. Guaranteed as good as any 40c Baking Powder or money back. 25c lb. F. W. Schmidt, n 111 p. o. Reliable Druggist. Block. 'Phone Main M. I Good I Dry Wood I ALL KINDS I have good, sound wood which is delivered at reasonable prices FOR CASH. : W. C. MINNIS A IiMTe Orders at XcunisUi'si Cigar Store. J THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Food. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F. Colesworthy 127-12$ East Aha St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. STARTS CREAMERY LEWIKTON IS SELECTED BY SALEM PEOPLE First Claw Plant Will be Installed and in Operation by January 1 Commercial Cream Company Inves tigated Umatilla County Year Ago aud ('ailed to Find Enough Cows Tributary to Pendleton Local Cap ital May Invest Here Next Year. The Commercial Creamery com pany, of Salem, will enter the Lewis ton territory and have a creamery ln stalled and in operation early in Jan uary. The company has contemplated en tering the Lewiston field for the past year and representatives have made a careful canvass of the country that will send cream to the Lewiston creamery. Recently R. A. Goodhue, of Sulem. visited there and spent several days in the reservation country. The re sults of the investigation have been a favorable recommendation to the members of the company at Salem. and the definite announcement of the Intention of the company to install a plant here has now been made. The Commercial Creamery com pany is one of the strongest creamery companies In the west, and has de veloped a great industry in the Wil lamette valley, where the company has its headquarters. When the company commenced op erations at Salem several years ago the dally output of the plant was less than 100 pounds, while at the present nme me Dusiness nas grown to a dally manufacture of 2.000 nnunds nf putter, besides a large business In manufacturing ice cream during the summer months. R. A. Goodhue, secretary or the company, will go to Lewiston and have charge of the plant there during the early months ot its campaign for business. A large number of cows have been pledged in all parts of the country. and a good patronage will be received from the time the plant is installed. The same company investigated the creamer- prospects In Umatilla coun ty about a year ago. and had a suf ficient number of cows been secured would have had a $6,000 plant In op eration in this city now. George D. Goodhue, traveling rep resentative of the company, visited every portion of Umatilla county and after a thorough Investigation pro nounced It the best opening for a creamery in the entire northwest. If 400 cows could be secured In the district tributary to Pendleton this coming year the Commercial Cream ery company will very likely enter his field: if not. It is thought local capital will start a creamery here. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The St George. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mason, Omaha. H. R. Reynolds. New York. Mrs. E. Kepplnger, Portland. D. B. Richardson. Helix. J. C. Lonergan. Seattle. John H. Wright and wife. St. Louis. C. A. Johns. Baker City. T. E. Flaherty. New York. H. L. Voose. Hood River. C. E. Redfleld. Heppner. M. H. Gillette and wife. Echo. A. V. Ragdale, Spokane. Louis Proebstel. Weston. George T. Coyne. Portland. M. R. Crosby, New York. i W. J. Obert. St. Louis. " George A. Davis, Spokane. M. C. Gray, Pullman. H. H. Grouse, Minneapolis. George McOilvery. Spokane. M. A. Crowe, San Francisco. Miss Bertha Brewster. Adams. Miss Lizzie Jones, Adams. H. C'onnell. Umatilla. Oliver. Lynch. Umatilla. H. C. Harman, Portland. Rex E. Berd. Cleveland. Robert T. Francis. Portland. Miss Jlnei Proctor, Detroit. C. A. Spiral and wife. Fort Collins. James A, Doyle, Spokane. Elmer McGee. Dayton. Paul Strain, Portland. B. J. Slers. Chicago. L. E. Carson, Chicago. F. R. Hammerstein, Hoboken. S. L. Peterson. J. B. Kklles. San Francisco. Q. E. Starr. Portland. The Bickers. f Mrs. D. HcDevltt. J. B. Keeney, Walla Walla. tieorge McGuire and wife, Thorn ton. D. C. Kirk. Weston. C. C. Stover, Weston. L. C. Gilblar. La Grande. J. Behrens, city. C. H. Bums. Portland. Dr. M. S. Keean, city. H. Raulatone, Adams. J. D. Lamberth, city. Mrs. Henry Stahl, Walla Walla. James G. Callison. Fulton. T. D. Williams and wife, city. Mrs. Hatch, city. Ralph Cresswell. Helix. J. H. McKnlght and wife, Los An geles. C. M. Bradshaw. Ellensburg, Wash. F. H. Mackay. Ellensburg. Mrs. C. 8. Howes, HUgard. Mrs. Nels Holverson, Hilgard. E. J. Wilbur. Wilbur. Sol Lemery, Adams, Charles Cosper and wife, Spokane. Zina Z. Purdy, Hydre. Miss Julia Hart, Athena. William Bowman, Lee's Crossing. C. A. Bellinger. Portland. Ethel J. Galbralth. Portland. J. O. Haler. Adams. T. F. Haler. Adams. F. Schoregal. Seattle. George C. Brownell. Oregon City. Tlie Pendleton. W. M. Rice, Portland. F. S. McMuhon. Portland. M. E. Reed, Umatilla. Special Bargain Sale our window for special bargains In suits and coats and our bargain table inside for the toBm Mi-Mrs' skirts, all reduced 18 per cent for a week, l-ailles' skirts, all mluord 10 per cent for a week. Ladles' Jackets. 20 per cent off during the entire week. Sinn's suits at low price and a WATCH FREE. Hoys' king pants suits below others, and a WATCH FREE. Boys' knee ant suits with a CAP OR TIE FREE. Sieciul prior on ladies' sweaters and knit Jackets. Calico. 6c and 7c kinds, all week at 6c yard. .' sy r Aprou gingham at 4c yard; no limit to amount. . Dressing nacques of eiderdown, 10 per cent off. Every article quoted above is a genuine bargain. Don't Miss the Chance to Buy at a Saving to Yos THE FMIR Agents for McCall's Magaxlne and Patterns. m W. H. Raymond. Portland. Ed Blackburn, Baker City. G. W. Hunt, Portland. C. M. Smith. Portland. William Maher, Portland. A. D. Stlllman, city. William Neubauer. O. B. Prael, Portland. John S. W. Bancrowf, Y. D. Allard. Portland. C. M. Selligman, San Francisco. C. Shep Hyman. San Francisco. J. E. Edwards. Portland. A. Sinsheimer, Portland. J. A. Turner, Dayton. F. M. Weatherford. Dayton. Miss Weatherford, Dayton. Robert S. Boynes, Portland. F. W. Eckerstrom. Sun Francisco. W. R. Glendennlng and son. Port land. G. D. Gt'ley. Portland. Thomas Murray Spencer. Portland. E. Costello, Starbuck. 8. G. Dunn. Portland. W. N. McRoberts. Spokane. C. J. Wlnchell. Portland. George H. Himes. Portland. G. W. Keeney. Welser. P. L. Keeney, Welser. Mrs. Delia Hughes. Milton. H. C. Nicoli. Portland. Slg Sinsheimer, Chicago. COMING EVENTS. November 14 Annual meeting Or egon Miners' Association, Portland. November 15-14 State Bar Asso ciation. Portland. November 14-14 National Orange meeting, Portland. November 16-18 National Irriga tion Association, El Paso, Texas. November 26-24 State convention county clerks and recorders, Port land. December 13-15 Oregon Good Roads Association, Salem. January SO Inland Empire Sun day School Institute, Pendleton. A Love Lett - Would not Interest you If you're looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns or plies. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25c at Tall man & Co.'s drug store. The cruiser Brooklyn will be placed in dry dock at Puerto Belgnmo. Uru guaj to have her hull cleaned. Saves Two From Death. "Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K. Havl land of Armonk, N. Y., "but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King's New Dis covery. Our niece, who had consump tion In an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she Is perfectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds 50c and $1.00 bot tles guaranteed by Tallman A Co. Trial bottles free. To Cure a Cold in Ow nJ Take Laxative Bromo (tote let. All druggists refund tb J If It fails to cure. E. W. Qrorti nature is on each box. He. I 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 60c values they are offering for 25c. and the 76c values which go for 4 Sc. New Knox hats, Roosevelt's. Wood In any quantity desired. Lx uppiy you WltD WOOd. Bsi olid wood furnished at rtri Prices. Prompt delivery. Un and small orders soUdttd. I Office at Pendlatoa cJ Btorage Co. I Henry Kopittke (Dutch Henri.) 'Phone Main 1781. Osteopaths Pendleton, Ore., Desptln bull Ing, suite 10. 'Phone red lilt J Drs, G. S. and En E Hoisingtoa. I J Graduates of the Ameriai School of Osteopathy, KlrknM MO. I CONSULTATION FREE Atf INVITED. ulliiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiMMi!;.;;;;;; Extra taiic ..to Tirade Here. Yow WE MAKE EVERY DEPARTMENT A PATHWAY TO PROFIT. OUR ONE AIM IS TO SERVE YOU TO THE BEST OF OUR ABIIJTY avn w u PLACE; TO MAKE THIS YOUR STORE HOME, WHETHER ,T BE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CLOTHES FOR THE MAN OR BOY LWT ""P SHmSG MOTTO IMPRESSIVE: "THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. OR BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY." NOTHING BUT ' C- WK MB 0CB Large assortments of the seasons most effective styles at prices that will appeal to ninety-nine out of MEKrHAND,SE ,,KKE- r r.HY HUNDRED WOMEN. Domestic Department 34-Inch Hope bleached muslin lc yd 36-Inch Lonsdale bleached muslin He yd 34-inch Frutt-of-the-Loom bleached muslin 8c yd 3-lnch Lonsdale cambric 110 yd 34-Inch Burkley cambric Be yd 10c grade flannelettes Hie yd 12 He grade flannelettes Bc yd Sc grade outing flannels 5c yd 10c grade outing flannels J 54c yd 12 He grade outing flannels gc yd Best American prints &c yd Amoakeag apron ginghams 6c yd A. F. C. French ginghams ', Be yd Table Linens The most remarkable values In table linens. 7ae table linens at sac yd 31.00 table linens at asc yd 31.25 table linens at 75c yd 31.50 table linens at St. 10 yd 31.45 table linens at ttJ8 yd 32.00 table linens at yd 32.S5 table linens at B1.7S yd Silks at Reduced Prices 60c China silks, all colors SSe yd 75c taffeta silk, all color aoe d 85c taffeta silk, all colors sc yd Needle books, assorted sixes Hooks and eyes, black and white Pearl buttons, all sixes Pins, SCO pins to package . . ..'.'.', le book ... Se card . . . 4c dona lc package Dress Goods Department ll'rfX"..00!0:: 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, manlah effects, dress goods 60c yd '1.00 values, 31.25 values, 31.50 values, 31-75 values, 32.00 values, 32.50 values, 33.00 values, dress goods dress goods dress goods dress goods . dress goods dress goods . dress goods . . 75c yd $1.00 yd $1.24 yd 1.60 yd $1.73 yd 2.06 yd $2.50 yd suit silks. SBc yd Greatest Glove Sale Of the season. $1.05 and $1.0. Our best brands are in this offering. Gloves that have sold regular-' ly-at 31.25 and 31.75 a pair. 31.26 Mascot kid cloves ... 31.75 Eskay kid gloves U pair And notwithstanding the extreme reductions we fit and guarantee every pair. 35c Golf Gloves . . . . . .2Sc pair 60c Golf Gloves SSc pair 76c Golf Gloves 60c pair Notion Department Underwear Department e books, assorted ,. .... 50c value ladles' Jersey ribbed cotton union suit Jtc 75c value ladles' anion suits, cotton, fleeced. ribbed 50c J'er r,bb'" nu or Veati'lOo' value $5 ladles' fine cashmere vests or pants, glove fitting. ribbed, $1.26 value We Children's Jersey ribbed pants or Teste; regular value 36c, sale prloe I5C CONVINCING PRICES ON New Fall Coats and Tailor Made Suits They are all exclusive styles. You will only xta them of us. U per cent discount per ceo ati suits and aoats In ladles', misses' and children's. Hosiery Department "c value ladies' black cotton hose, guaranteed 1 Sc value black cotton hose " J0c value black cotton hose $ 15c children', black Jersey ribbed hose .... IP The Largest Grocery Dept. in dty. Prices e lowest. ANOTHER OF OUR SATISFACTORY OFFER INGS IN MEN'S CLOTHING. All our $15.00, $14.00, and $17 90 suit. fabHdhe.,nd lr,mmed m " ner. from ,r?M,,,v 1"', p,en,11, PMon for wear and Worsteds Casslmers, Fancy Worsteds. Cheviots, at . i$.$s vvubw nnocea prices is styles for 1104. suit be leadlos as . . noney Mvmg prices on Ladies' and Children's Shoes. A trial will convince you. We dont try to a, how much we can get for our shoe Our Wea T aehow good . shoe w. can give you f or 'th? lllt All $1.60 Shoes In this sale . . All 33.00 Shoes In this sale . Z. All 32.S0 Shoes In this sale All 33.00 Shoes In this sale HM Soroals Shoes for ladles .... $.$ Ten per cent reduction on' all 'chilnW."U misses' states. cnildrens and BE The Givers of Best Values ww",wtl'tws lhhhit If