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Special oaittiii yvcck 1 1 uliiiuhl uiiuHiiuii um tLtullurmt
;;n.T ast ouegom, wwtuww. PRMnv Saturday, November
rJ everr department ams wonderful bargains to offer yon.
PRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT
.1.. ,otorial vou want
I me "--
a. hive
We can save
h to help pay for the
.aim-
Note our prices:
lU
, nluei In new, man......
dr,o.d. 50oyd
H nluw, d" od" 750 y1
nj-"0 $1.00 yd
lH nlun oods '25 yd
p im " 00d ,M ,d
.H talis dreM 00dl' '-75 yd
tt nlsw drew good. $2.00 yd
HHnlee.-"1 ood ,2 M ,d
SILK
AT REDUCED PRICES
50c China silks, all colors.. . 88c yd
1 tc taieia siik, ail colors . . 60c yd
85c taffeta silk, all colors . . eSe yd
$1.00 crepe e chines, all col-
on ' 80c yd
$1.25 fancy salt silks .... t8c yd
Money Saving Prices on La
dies' and Children's Shoes
A trial will convince you. We
don't try to see how much
get for eur shoes. Our idea, to to
see how good a shoe we can give
you for the least money.
All $1.50 shoes in thla au 1
All $2.00 shoes In this sale $1.40
ah S2.&0 snoes in this sale $1.85
All 13.00 ahOA In thl .n mn k
Sorofrts -shoes for ladies ... ... $3.50
PAGE THREr
eant reduction -on allchildren's and mimes' shoes.
Alexander Dept. Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
Six national conventions have
nominated candidates for the presi
dency and for the vice-presidency.
Theodore Roosevelt, of New Tork
was nominated for president and
Charles Fairbanks, of Indiana, for
vice-president by the republicans at
Chicago. Alton B. Parker, of New
York, fnr president and Henry a. Da
vis, nf West Virginia, for vice presi
dent, have been put up by the men
In control of the democratic conven
tion .181. Louis. I their national
convention at Springfield, III the
Poupllsts nominated Thomas F
Watson, of Georgia f. j
Thomas H. Tibbies, of Nebraska, for
convention In Indianapolis
" ' I" iic 1, np rirnh h iAi..
t" """I11UI1II1LB
at their convention In Indlananolis
H". ui. ur. IHS C Stt-n nu, r;
sylvanla for president, and George W
Carroll of Texas. for ,4...'
' . .t-, cniunii,
The socialist party brought out Eu
gene V. Debs of Illinois, for vlce-pres'-Ident,
and Benlamln li,,fr
York for vice-president. The sixth
ticket In the field is that of the so
cialist labor party, headed by Charles
H. Corregnn of New York, for presi
dent, and William W. Cox of Illinois,
for vice-president.
Broadly sneakinir. th ,-.mi
now closing has been remarkable for
country at large. The national con
vention at St. Louis In July resulted
In the old-line or conservative ele
ment regaining control of the demo
cratic party. The consequence of
this was that the financial question,
which was the burning issue In 1896
and again in 1800, was eliminated
from the campaign this year. This
left the old subject of tariff revision
as the chief issue, other questions
have been brought to the front by
both of the leading parties, but they
have failed utterlv to arm thn vm.
ters to anything like the Intense in-.
leresi Olsplaved In the cm, !.,. ,
four and eight years ago.
It Is plain to see that there are
476 electoral votes, and the successful
candidate for either president or
vice-president must secure a total of
at least 239 to be elected. Besides,
the presidential succession ih.ra in
thegeneathy displayed W?
iiihMMI t"" fttt 1 1 $ 1 1 I liimnm.iiii , ,
Great October Sale!
m Many Departments.
Read every word of thb ad. carefully, then act at once. You
can not pick up such rare bargains as these every day.
Free fp
Furs . 0
r I
5 iv
tri.i. .
-u. ererjr suit or emt mild this week we
-pw Mtolutely 1'REE, A TUR
Csrelally
With ... .....
- ,. sim cr coat we
--no fur In the house.
With v.rv tin aa
! IElE. "u,t or coat w g've you-
CJ'.?.'.26-00 at w. B,ve.
1 ....g rur m the house
Nt".coa,lntheho""thdownto:
k ... DTOiuteiF FREE, a fine
:rrtett " the on. that
r coat' an .choose
""Ipaythedifferenoe.
-Tuon, FREE.
OCTOBPu c..
k Jackets
Misses' Coats.
11(CkeU- . week
"",. this wtek
$ A.S5
$ 7.W
1.$0
IlUt
nt
ei's Coats.
Coata. this
(V,. " ill (V.,. .. .
K,l,;,.th,.Wftek
" Coot. .. .
wis week
. $!.
. $.75
, $4.S0
, $5.25
' $6.75
1 $7.65
. $.76
Free Shirt Waists
This week we give FttKK, with skirts,
fine, up-to-date shirtwaist.
With every $10.00 Skirt a $2.00 waist FREE
With every $0.00 Skirt a $1.75 waist FREE
With every $8.00 Skirt a $1.50 waist FREE
With every $70 Skirt a $1.25 waist FREE
With every $6.00 Skirt a $1.00 waist FREE
Alterations FREE.
OCTOUER SALE ON
Petticoats.
me
' INQOflRARABLCS
We have just received from the manufac
turer In the East 150 doxen Ladles' Sateen Pet
ticoats ln black and colors. All well made and
nicely trimmed with fancy ruffles.
Our price for this week:
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.7$ and $2.00.
Regular price Is fully 2$ per ent more.
OCTOBER SALE ON
Dress Goods
and Waistings.
200 yards .all wool waistings, with allk
tripe. Pink, cream, tan and red. Octo
ber sale' price 4Sc yd
S00 yard Cancy all wool waistings in red,
blue and itan. Regular price too. Sal
price $5e yd
160 yards ail wool 5(-lnch goods, Just the
thing tor sUrts and suits, In gray,
brown, blue .and green. Regular f 1.50
and $1.2$ value. October tale prloe 78c yd
500 yard fancy novelties ln all colors. Blue,
Drown, red and fray mixtures. Regular
price up to 85c yard. October sale price,
your choice of the lot, only ........ 53c yd
Shoes Repaired While You
wait, by an experienced shoemaker.
OCTOBER SALE OV
Children's
Dresses.
We have the largest
line of children's
ready-to-wear dresses
shown In Pendleton,
and we are selling
them so cheap It will
not pay you to buy the
material and make
them.
NOTICE PRICES:
90c Dresses, October Sale 8e
$1.50 Dresses, October Sale $1.15
$1.75 Dresses, October Sale $1.40
$2.00 Dresses, October Sale $1.5
$2.50 Dresses, October Sale $2.15
$2.75 Dresses, October Sale 11 as
$3.00 Dresses, October Sale $2.25
$3.60 Dresses, October Sale J2.75
$4.00 Dresses, October Sale $3.2.
$4.60 Dresses, October Sale $3.5.
The above come In red, blue and brown:
ages 2 to 14 years.
Attractive Autumn Fashions in
Women's and
Misses Sweaters.
The growing popularity of these neat and
attractive garments la due to their practical
usefulness.
The $3.60 kind -this week 2.M
The $5.00 kind this week $4.24
For misses and children we have them
down to $1.00.
Shoes J
That
Give V
Satis-
faction. Xb
SIL-KID $3.50 shoe for women: 6 styles. 2
leathers, kid and patent kid.
MAYFLOWER The best $3.00 shoe made.
Turn or welt Wo guarantee every pair.
GREATEST $$.60 ah tor women. Good
wear or your money back.
Try our $ 1 .50 School Shoes. I
Le& Teutsch's
ept. Store
s4 MAIN, AND ALT A STREETS
ia4laiii.AAA4a AAAAAsfcgAg.g
luiuiiiiiitttiiiiiiiiii
others the complexion of the legists
eieciea on Tuesday will de
cide. Upward of a score of states
will elect governors, and some others
choose minor state officers.
Confident Itfnnhllciin Clalmx.
It Is the confident expectation of
cve;y republican that President
Roosevelt and Senator Fairbanks will
be elected by a substantial plurality.
Judge Parker's election will be possl
ble only throunh democratic
In practically every one of the so-
canea uoubtful states, and this can
hardly be uccoini.llHlte.i ui,..,,,
political landslide, of which there are
now no signs.
The republicans have nnlv tit unlti
five votes from the 76 that are doubt
ful in order to win. nnd ilii. n
small a percentage aa to suggest to
republicans a positive victory.
when the present camtiaign .meie,i
it was the general custom in
democratic ticket 151 votes, without
further hesitation. Th.it
ed what Is eenemllv k.wnvn a. .....
solid South. Including nil nt .k.
of the confederacy, and with them the
tlon of the control of the C T , " DOrder 8,tt'es ot Ke"cky and
representative The are SSmem BSOU,;!,,Wr'Ch are now ",ClUl,ed '
bers in this bodT In of wom wTl L?6 """"T1 ".""l! S"1" Ear"' '
be elected on Tuesday except Jew U ,Sn,P "" ' Came eV"lent ,hlU
In states like M J .VZ '? th,B apparently Impregnable nu-
Oregon. which hold earlv .leM.r. I C'eU. -,he. de"ats should be able
The terms of one-third of the io ... !,"hf , , , Mttr,an1' wlh
members of the I'nlted lt8.e B?t electora' vo- thus making
ate expire with that of President OI 159 votea wh,ch cou,1 bf
Roosevelt In a few states their 1 " lea up." as 8ure to be c"" '"
v hn .,. w... . " , writer ana uavis.
At the opening of the campaign It
was quite evident that the fight would
be for the control of the electoral
votes of New York, New Jersey, Con
necticut, Delaware. West Virginia and
Indiana. Each of these states voted
for Cleveland In'lSDS. nnd it .,
hope of the Purker and Davis man
agement that with a united democra
cy it might be possible to turn ho,.i.
ne vote ot 12 years ago anil by
adding the Cleveland states to the
solid South secure a majority of tho
electoral college.
Under the circumstances therefore.
It was quite natural at the opening
of the campaign to put the states of
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Idaho, Indiana, Montana, Nevada.
New York, Rhode Island, Utah. West
Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming in
the doubtful column. This figured
out 197 votes for Roosevelt. 159 for
Parker, and 128 doubtful.
Giving the democrats In addition
to Missouri, Kentucky, and the solid
South, the doubtful states of Mary
land. West Virginia, Connecticut and
Delaware, Parker would have 179
electoral votes to Roosevelt's 221.
This estimate leaves New York. In
diana and New Jersey, with a total of
66 electoral votes, in the doubtful
column.
In New York the battle has been
one of the fiercest In the political an
nnls of the Empire State. External
evidence now points to the success of
the republican national ticket In this
state. The campaign managers de
clare with confidence that New York
will give Roosevelt as high as 7:, ci.hi
Plurality. Manv . !, ki.. . .
; ' " w'K uuancial
Interests which formerlv
now favor his election, as shown by
public Interviews, nnd r.....
personally popular among the
several classes of the foreign popula
tion usually votlnir the iai .
cratlc ticket. With New Yn.k' i,.,.
block of 39 electoral v,.iu. ...... ..
sured him. the republican managers
declare today that the success of the
national ticket at next Tuesday's
election Is absolutely beyond doubt.
Sweeping Democratic Claims.
The claims of the democratic m,..,
agers embrace the southern n.l
Rocky mountain states for Judge
Parker, as well as New York. New
Jersey. Connecticut, Maryland. Dela
ware. West Virginia and Indiana.
Two stRtes are placed In the doubtful
column, Wisconsin and Illinois, ,,i
though the democrats
" .I.IC i j tit .
there is unmistakable republican de-
t'ii.ii in ootn.
The claim In the electoral . '
uiitrKt. in
therefore 264 for Parker and 172 for
nt.oseveii. Wisconsin has 13 and II
inois 27 electoral votes, and should
Dotn of these states Ha ..A.-....,
. ... 1 1 . it iur
Roosevelt there would still be a ma
jority tor Parker of 62 votes, or 25
more than the necessarv "o
An unofficial forecast of democratic
.access, nasea upon returns gathered
UJ a leaning metrnnnlltnn
sizes up the situation aa follows:
ne ia states of the old South
which are not open to real contest.
cast 151 electoral votes. To these the
vu""s or Maryland and West, Vir
ginia may be added, making 166. Of
the 476 members of the electoral col
lege. 239 will be necessary for the
u, eiect a president. It
will be rnvMuA, , t . .
democrats to get 73 electoral votes
norm oi Maryland and West Virginia
Should New York's 19 electoral votes
"Z...1 Ior marker, as the demo
eratic manager are confident they
will be there would remain necessary
for democratic mn.... ,
1 wii.jf more
electoral votes. These 14 electoral
Votes mllrht oom f- -1., .
, ------- tinier or tne
following combinations:
Group one New Jersey 12, Dela
ware 8, Nevada . Montana $, Indiana
10. making 3. two mora than
essary, or 241 In the electoral ..
lege.
GrOUD tWO Indiana IE I
sey 12, and Connecticut 7,' making an
even 34, restorlnar the .nlM h
(except Delaware). Nnr vrb In
diana. New Jersev nnii Piiiinutl.n.
This would be victory on the old bat-
iiegrouna, with lines unchanged.
Leaving out Indiana, which the re
publicans declare Is vital to demo
cratic 'success, the necessary 34 votes
could be had bv either of the follow.
Ing combinations:
Group three New Jersey 12. Con
necticut 7. DelAWmr. S. f!allrnrnlfi 1A
and Nevada 8; total 36.
Group foui" New Jersey 12. Con
necticut 7. Delaware 3. Montana 3.
Nevada 8. Utah 8, Idaho 3; total 34.
Wlthnilt either Tnrilana r.nnnu
ticut th following Comhlnatlnn wnnl
Insure democratic victory:
Group five New Jersey 12, Dela
ware 3. California 10. Colorado i k.
vada 3, Montana 8: total 31.
ARE YOU AGEING?
Dr. Holmes used to say he
was "seventy years young."
Some men are old at half
that figure.
Age is not in years. It is
in the blood. Scott's Emul
sion helps to keep you young
by keeping your blood young;
by supplying it with an
abundance of rich, pure, vital
nourishment; carrying con
stant life and renewal to
every fibre of your body. It
will help you to rob advancing
years of half their sting.
We'll snd yoa . tunple fret upon raqiuut.
SCOTT A BUWNE, 40. Put! Sumi, Niw Yk,
Special Sale of
Barrios
Diamonds
Mounted In studs, pins, brooch
cm. rings and earring.. To In
troduce llairlos Diamonds In
tills city, wc will give you the
following
Bargains for
30 Days
IjicIIcm' Tlffniiy rings, worth
$1.50, sale price $1.50
Ladles' Wire Shank mounted
rings, vuluo $0.50; sale, $2.50
( luster designs worth $7.60;
sulo , 3.50
Marquis, worUi $7.50; sale t
$3.50
lOni'iings, screw back, worth $5;
"l" $2.00
Gents' Hound llclt'liem; will-
(aires $2.50
I Lit lli'lclicrs worth 11.00;
wilo gl.50
The iKW-ost upprooch .to a
diamond ever discovered,
and warranted by the Bar-
lii.H lllamoiul Co., to hold tu
liiNtcr and brilliancy for life.
Expert defied; jewelers pus
led; pawnbrokers and dlumond
brokers fooled by tlie white
llairlos diamond. . As like a
two M'us In cvprythlng but iu
irliiMlo value will to Ilnrrios
anil gciuilno diamonds.. If
pliiiixl side by side like two peas
In mkI It would take more
than an oxrt to distinguish
the genuine from a white Jlur
rlos diamond.
Tlie IutrrloH wear as wc,it,
lis.k as well and sparkle aa well
as the high priced article. Tlie
best diamond experts ln ihe
world. are unable to delect
difference between a genuine
and white Barrloa gem, except
by weight. If white Barrios
diamond baffle experts, do yon
Uiiiik you or year friends could
detect the difference?
White Barrios diamonds will
stand acids, heat, alkali, etc. la
fact, Ihey ran be washed and
T cleaned like ordinary hi.iwvmwi
and so nearly mrsnble tneas
tiiat government expert, nave
been deceived.
fet (hen now while we hare '
them here. ',
BARRIOS
DIAMOND
COMPANY
At Noirt Book Store.
Daily East Orsgonlsa
only 19 cents a wttk.
by carrier,