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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1904)
; Prompt . Delivery I. order to better serve our omtomen and care for our I hrplr Increased trade, we have established j Our Own Delivery we n our own wagons and boraea and are not dependent, : the general system. Oor new wana win soon arrtve, but in' I )ae meantime we bTe leased rigs. f . ! since moving to our new store oor trade hag increased lm ' Miuelj and we appreciate our euetomera' patronage, and are In i ' tetter position than ever to nerve them. Highest class of (nods at regular price. .':.' STANDARD Grocery Comp any Comer Court and Johnson Streets. Johnny-on-the-Spot-Delivery. ' CITY BREVITIES O; C Rader. Get sunny. Net Knox hats, Roosevelt's. Doujlu and Hanan shoes at Roose iC !ftv children's long coats at tntich'i ... Only the very belt In photos to be hi it Rembrandt Studio. Tm leawna In art needlework at In Orison's, at Hasbrouck's. bnokeri set satisfaction at How Irt't formerly Rees' cigar store. fecial sale on street hats at Mrs. CrapbeM', IS per cent discount. Ike St George restuarant, open 7 ud night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl srea. The Peoples Warehouse sew rips noes bought of them free of dust. 1 brand new place. Rembrandt ludlo, 729 Cottonwood street, one- sill block south of Court i good bargain. A six-room house no one lot, ISOO. Terms 825 per emu. e. t. Wade A- Bon. Do not buy a typewriter until you TO wen the Underwood. It took sua prlie at Bt Louis exposition John 8. Keea, agent. Boatlrn lump coal, the old reliable b cheapest and most satisfactory mi m me rendleton market, 16.60 'ton at ihed, 17.00 delivered. ftPt delivery. Roslyn Wood and "1 Company, near W. A C. R. de ft Phone Main 161. Ita'i neckwear at Friday economy Je at the Peoples Warehouse. It getting to be so that ladles great many of their husbands' r" sons' neckties. In or- to make shopping easy for the ! win nave a special sale on - r mans neckwear for this 1 . " neckwear, regular. "M at that price will be for Frl. Wtcoaomy, 15c. Our EOn nv. IS" wlehrated makes as Wat r? "L" Auerbach. will be sold i' Our 76c neckwear, cele- wkw such na McOabe's and ,' "Ill me 60c. You will ' bovepr,cesthat we are 7" an Inducement for you .to " on rrlday- In Get sunny. TJ. C. Rader. . Cash registers at Withee's. ' ,' "A-Rare-Blt" at Hohbach'a. ) Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's. 13.50 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose- VC1L B. Work always In sight on the Cn- uerwooa. Ice -cream and soda every day at uie jjeiia. See the Underwood display in T. C, Taylor's window. See the Dutch girls of Holland at mrs. oaarsnairs. iit,M,.. 7 i - "eeeeeeeeeee Solid Gold Brooches jewelry i the ! T "ess can b found In J J". at our store. ! Price, attached. be convinced. ""ai" OptJdaa e ine oesr. 2.&u pants on earth at me peoples warehouse. Japanese cook wants a job. Wages i i"r momn. Address P. O.box S4. At Manila the curios collected hv u"rs nariman, Jr., will be exhibit ed. Have you seen the famous "Hump. iy uumpiy; snows at Nolf's toy Huire 7 Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley, assisted by Mrs. John Vert, will receive In true Scotland style. Try a pair of our 81.60 school shoes. Good wear or your money back at Teutsch's. Tom Allard was this morning sen tenced to three days in the city Jail for drunkenness. Senorltas will assist Mrs. Kinney at the City of Mexico at J. V. Tall man's Friday evening. The Subway comes In black and brown. For sale by the Peoples Warehouse. Its a man's hat Have you seen the SubwavT It. the latest shape In men's hats. Just arrived at the Peoples Warehouse. A cordial welcome to the public. Rembrandt Studio, 728 Cottonwood. one-half block south of Court Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt assisted bv beauties of Japan, will serve tea and rice ao the excursionists at J. F. Robinson's. ; ine Underwood has a tabulator which Is a part of the machine: no era' coat. ,, others charge $20 extra. John S. Kees, agent For Sale House and lot: house nearly new, with city water and with ath complete. Inquire of J. T. Brown, 211 Lincoln street A large collection ef Nome relics will be shown at W. F. Matlock's. This will be the ending of the Jour ney and a royal welcome will be shown all. : . Just received by exDress another line bf new tourist coats, new tour ist suits and new dress skirts at the ready-to-wear department of the Peoples' Warehouse. - . Wanted To borrow ion aood real estate security, 64000 for three years at 6 er oent interest . Will pay in terest for the three years in advance. Address R, this office. The finest - collection of Indian curios in the Northwest will be exhib ited by Lee Moorhouse Friday even ing;. , Braves in full war paint and feathers will entertain callers with a war dance. ' Flit the valley with ditches.' If you want, your land leveled or irrigation ditches dug, we will give, you an es timate of the cost without chann. Newport Land V Construction , Co Echo, Or. ' J net received the 'finest and largest assortment lot of stoneware ever brought to Pendleton. We will sell this high grade as low as other sell cheaper grades. Every Jar guaran- "eu. c. Kohrman. PERSONAL MENTION manager of the is In Pendleton t t i.B' Thomn. of Butter creek. Is ii wie cuy today. C. A. Barrett, of Athena, is a visit or to the county seat today. .o . uwenhouse returned iiiKnirrom a trip to Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. George Glnn, of Cot "vuu. were In fAnriltAn "lll. . , Clark B. Nelson. Weston brick yard, on buAinAM coroner j. u. . Henry. ; of tlnlnn county, returned last night from a visit to Walla Walla and l. n , city today. James G. Wilson, of Portland . prominent O. R. A N. attnrn i. tending to business before the su preme court lr. Lort Cleaver. formri e ,i. city, now a prominent mining man of Prairie City, is in Pendleton on a business visit Winn Stewart. Tallman Drug Company, but now traveling for an Eastern drug firm is In Pendleton visiting relatives. Dr. W. L. Dick, an unou nt t n o. nrniin, or this city, is In Pendleton. ... uii-k is rrom Columbus, O., and may reside permanently In Panrii.. von. John L. Rand, of Baker Cltv. prominent attorney and formerly prosecuting attorney of the Eastern uregon district Is in the cltv at tending to business before the su preme court. - Ed Walsh, first dispatcher of th. O. R. & N. at La Grande, who Is In uie cuy ioaay attending the funeral or nis rrlend, Charles F. Brown, has not taken a lay off from his duties oeiore In is years, having been em. ployed in the La Grande offices for mat time. r":' i M WHEN TOD SEE IT IX OCR AD. ITS SO. A WEEK WHEN TOD SEE IT IN our ad. rrs so. Rammed! Jammed! Crammed! - -S ee '. e ee Full of i:: Sensational Bargains LADIES' heavy UNION SUITS, fleeced cotton AROUND THE WORLD. Great Excursion to Points of Interest All Over the Globe. ju.iiunuw evening tne first per sonally conducted excursion around the world under the auspices of the parish Aid Society will be given. Round trip tickets allowing stop-offs at any country desired, will be sold at the Hotel Bickers or Brock A Mc- lomas, or by members of the socl ety. The excursion will start from the Hotel Bickers, the first train leaving promptly at 7:30 and trains will leave every 20. minutes thereafter. On leaving Hotel Bickers, excursionists HI go to City of Mexico, at residence of J. V. Tallman, thence to Manila. residence of G. A. Hartman, Sr. thence Nagasaki, at the residence of F. Robinson, thence to Holland, at residence of, Mrs. E. P. Marshall, thence to Scotland, at residence of Norbourne Berkeley, thence to Cay. use Station, at residence of Lee Moor. house, thence to Nome, at the resi dence of W. F. Matlock, where the journey will end. Refreshments typical of the coun try will be served at each stop. Peo. pie at the various stations will be dressed In costumes of the country represented and collections of curios ill be exhibited. A charge of 61 will be made for the entire trip around the world, In eluding transportation and eatables. Persons desiring to visit one or more countries can pay 25 cents at 'the door. few bee- JT new Iik of pose Vetgr from Part, j, ' J .VT4 , tat thu season. ' ' " v.' ... If ' i - . . I i Bags .d chain Purses ' bat, fl ; , - i .. 1 '""to.. B "0nment- Th Prices m Feggys rua fro. ' good -1 . , w ana sum to snit. KOEPPENS ' Populr Price n. U SOEPPKJ, j BROTHERS. Kriduy Economies at the Peoples Warehouse. If you have read of the different economies The Peoples Warehouse has for Fridays, you will understand why you should make It a point to do your trading on Friday, if possi ble. Ladles' heavy fleeced cotton union suits, splendid value at 60c, for Frl day economy will be 88c each. Women's 88.00 Jackets, in tan and black, trimmed or plain, for Friday economy will be 88.00 each. Men's 82.60 hats for Friday econo my win be 81.50. Women's Brtlllantlne waists, with plaits or tucks, handsomely finished, regular 81.88 waists for Friday econ omy will be 8100. Dinner set, Holland blue decora tion, consists of 60 pieces, 88.60 is the regular price, for this Friday econo my it will be 86.86. For this Friday economy the Art Department will have a special sale of pillow tops and a special sale of uncovered pillows In silk, floss and down. . . Table linens are also an Item for Friday economy at The Peoples Warehouse. About 10 pieces, ranging from 8-yard to 7-yard lengths, will be sold at a reduction varying from 16 t 80 per cent oft of the regular value, thus - enabling you to supply your table linen wants at a big sav tag. .-. ; Men's sweaters. We are showing new and good sweaters that sold for 85.00 and 86.00 each, for this Friday economy they will be. 83.60 each, making It possible for you to save from 31.50 to 32.60 in. the purchase of a single article. ' ' Ladles' heavy cotton fleeced hose, suitable for winter wear, regular 15c kind for Friday economy will be 11c; 26o kind will be 18c; 85c kind will be 2Tc. and 50c kind will be 41c. Children's dongola shoes, patent tips, ranging in slse from 2Vi to 5. 60 cents is the price everywhere, for Friday economy we will sell them for 48 cents per pair. Ladles' Albatross Waists, come in pink, blue, white and red, regular price 32.26, for Friday economy, 31.68. , Supplies From Pendleton. Joseph Keener made a trip to Pendleton yesterday after a load of n -j riles. H' was accompanied by his brother John and two nieces, who were on their way to Lewiston, Idaho, to spend the winter. Long Creek Eagle. 200 Men's Hats All shapes and slses to select from I $2.50 50c. good value for 39c. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE MEN'S HATS THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE $1.50 The beet sweaters that money can buy. For this week all of our $5.00 and $6.00 (SWEATERS $3.50 Cheaper ones if you want them. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Albatross Waists For ladies, in pink, blue, white and red, that were WEEK ' $1.69 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE $2.25 Just arrived, 24 dosen New Lace Collars ' In cream and while; 75c ones for 58c; $ 1.00 kind for 7Bo; $1.50 12 one for. $1.50 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Helix Gilt Eyed Needles lo per paper. All the pins yon want at . 9C. P dosen papers THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE . Child's Dongola Shoe patent tip, sizes 2ft to 5 (?0C. SHOE FOR 49C. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 2 Pieces Table Linen ' . -' i handsome design; 73 $2.00 per yard: $1.69 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHEN TOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S SO. Ladies' Extension Sole $2.50 STL $1.69 sixes complete and In three widths THE PEOPLE8 WAREHOUSE Women's Brilliontine Waists Willi plaits, tucks and handsomely finished that were $l.89eek $.00 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 50 Piece Dinner Set Holland blue decoration. $8.50 STL $5.95 f THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Children's Dresses An assortment of colors and ma terials that sold all the season as high as $ I .98 ' k $ .00 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S SO. AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY. Oldsmoblie Ordered by the Standard Grocery Company. The Standard Grocery Company will In the near future have automo bile delivery service and yesterday closed a contract for a large covered Oldsmoblie which Is expected' to ar rive In a few days from Portland. The Standard Grocery Company has given the question of delivering goods considerable thought and find that an auto delivery service is a saving In expense and will give great er speed In the delivery of goods to customers. The Oldsmoblie purchesed by the Standard company has a strong, well designed body and a motor of suf ficient horse-power to operate at all seasons of the year 'and at a speed that means prompt delivery of all orders. A new chaDel coiitlnff 187. ana haa been dedicated at Vassar, the famous women's college at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 'Madam." .aid tha jfrocer, "let ma Intro duce Golden Gate the hlijhest tirade coffee on the market." NaeMW 4)ms with GOLDEN OATI correa ..iui.cii.a. n. lb. .ai.akt tlas. Nmr Ml la balk. J. A. Folger 01 Co. Kstast Us k4 Half a C.atarr an rraactaco I K1IA which I hta bn ntctd for am wiur rura, relief the nj okber remedy have Tr tried I neu cerutoiy recommeo. utem o aw tfanAA a. ur sr. nprMeotea." TIM. BUlud, KlgU, IlL beat For k-i a . , Maaaaavia ls.TtHl ansant Yaarttt Atm-m Tfl tOO). VftTor Blokaa, Wa&kan or Urlpe, le. &c tc.hc?t aold In tenia. Th Htinlnsi la hi At atiniMl C C 1 CtasVMtfMd 0 our or jomt Mxoay back. twht Randr Co., Chictktro or rl.T. 90 ZZ'iiX. SALE, TCI KU1SI B3ZS Evenings at Home Are Made Pleasant by Games The games that are the rage now are "SHERLOCK HOLMES," "FLINCH," "PANIC," "DOWN THE PIKE WJTH MRS. WIGGS." DUPLICATE WHIST TRAYS AND SCORE CARDS. Combination Game Boards Ten to 100 different games can be played on each board. -All the newest books, most popular stories, latest magazines and the leading; newspapers. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store NEW IDEAS Three new, useful household articles that are a big Improve ment over tha old style. THE DELPHOS LONG HANDLE DUST PAN Pan is free to swing in any direction. No bsndlns ov.r in. taking up dust. j TUX DELPHOS OIL CAN - ' Lamps are never overfilled. Air tight and easy to take ell , -, from. No tipping of can and no spilling of oil. I THE DELPHOS ROTARY CORN POPPER . ' No burnt corn. Every kernel of corn pops. Easy to operate. j :v convenient to fill and empty. . - : V, STROBLE 210 courts.. " ... 6TOVE8, FURN1TTJRK AND CABPEM, ................ ...Bowling Parties... Afford sn evening of solid amuse ment. Alleys reserved for private) parties. Pool and billiard parlors la connection. Everything; first-class. Brunswick Bowling Alley WADE SILER, Prop. r i- b i - 1 ' I; m ; i
