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A New Indust
Matchless Offerings
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Prices Sharply Reduced
ARE PREPARING FOR THE
HOME TALENT DRAMATIC
DORCAS SOCIETY WILL
GARMENT MAKING ADDF.l
COMING CITY ELECTION,
COMPANY IN VIEW
HOLD A FAIR ON DEC. IS.
THE LIST OF PENDLEON
SALE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS
S-lnch guaranteed bUck taffeta silks, $13 value, special at
5c yd
36-Inch extra quality guaranteed black taKeta silks, $1.50 value
special at $.t0 yd
T.V ralue black taffeta silk, special at 0c yd
(1.00 value black taffeta jllk, guaranteed special TSc yd 1
SALE OF
No. 80 all silk double faced mtln
wide. In all tlie leading shades,
Alexander
THE GIVERS OF
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
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Furniture, Carpets, Stoves,
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RIBBONS
taffeta ribbons, 4 1-3 Inches t
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Dept. Store
BEST VALUES
Monarch
Ranges
-Malleable Iron and the kind
you cannot break. I bare a
full line f Ranges, Heaters,
both wood and coal, and In
vite you to call and examine
the same before ujing.
T. C. TAYLOR
The Hardware Man
STOCK OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, STOVES, ETC., MUST BE REDUCED AND 18 NOW BEING OFFERED AT LESS THAN REGULAR
PRICES. SOME OF THE GOODS ARB OFFERED AT A SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT AND SOME AT ACTUAL COST, AND ALL OF IT AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
$100.00 RJLWARD $100.00
WILL BE PAID TO ANYONE VISITING THE STORE AND FINDING AN ARTICLE THAT IS NOT OFFERED AT XJBSS THAN REGULAR PRICE. 77 ""'
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IT WILL PAY ANYONE TO 8 EH JOSEPH
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Robert Grant Has Purchased Prop.
crt Near Seattle Cemetery Is to
He Enlarged and Improved Pub
lic School Entertainment Half
Section of Land Clianges Hands
Expected Home From World's Fair
A Good Rain Is Needed.
Helix. Xov. 2S. The annual elec
tion of the city of Helix will be held
Monday. December 12. at which tim
mere are 10 ne three councllmen, a
ecorder and a treasurer elected.
liobert Grant, who recently olil
l.ls ranch near this place and moved
wllh his family to Seattle, has pur,
chased a ranch near that city.
At a special meeting of the city
council It was decided to purchase of
W. M. Scott, his interest In the Helix
cemetery. Also certain lands adjoin
hip said cemetery on the west; price
?J50. When the transfer has been
formally made the city will have the
grounds cleaned up. A new fe.ice
ill be built and the property im-
1 roved in many other respects. X
W. Hewitt is now circulating a suo-
scrlption paper, the proceeds of which
art- also to be applied on the lame
work.
A very interesting entertainment
was given by the pupils of our puo-
llc school Wednesday afternoon.
John Tlmmerman has purchased
ihe half section of land known as the
Ben Casey ranch, of Louis Muller.
Thanksgiving day was appropriate
ly observed In this place, the union
services at the Christian church be
ing well attended. There were aUo
the usual family reunions and frten 1
ly gatherings.
The last heard of Jim Kern and
Erwln King, they were preparing for
a trip to Holdman, where they expect'
od ;o bag a hack load (more or lessi
of Jackrabblts, coyotes, etc.
The popular young couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Jullen, are expected to ar
rive In Helix from an extended trip
In the East In a few days. They have
been at the World's fair at St Louis,
and many other places of Interest,
during their absence.
The fall sown grain in this section
is improving In appearance day by
day, but a good rain is much needed
at this time.
Mr. Hamilton of the Pendleton
Tribune presented a proposition for
a "write-up," to the city council on
Tuesday evening, but the "Dads" ap
parently did not take very kindly to
it, as the proposition was promptly
"turned down."
Just received by express, mens
handsome cravanet coats at the Peo
pies Warehouse.
IN EXPLANATION WILL SAY THAT I HAVE CLOSED A DEAL
FOR THE SALE OF MY STORE JANUARY I, HENCE THE CUT IN
PRICES. THIS IS A GENUINE STOCK REDUCTION SALE AND THE
GOODS MUST BE SOLD, NOT BELOW COST, BUT AT PRICES THAT
MEAN A BIG SAVING TO YOU.
BASLER FOR GOODS NOW, AS HE
FOR HIS
Steve Leonard, Formerly Foreman at
Pendleton, Now Day Foreman at
1'matllla Publlo Schools Give an
Entertainment for the Library
Fund Ike Kelly Resigns Yard
niaster Hoboes Commit Depreda
tions to Merchandise Cars.
Umatilla, Ore., Nov. 2. I. Kelly
left Wednesday for Portland and
Sound points.
Ciaude Kaye, clerk at the Duncan
house, went to Walla Walla Thursday
011 business.
O. C. Smith, local mannger for the
WiMern Union Telegraph Co., visited
Penedleton Tuesday.
Robert Lingo, foreman of the day
switch crew, made a business trip to
Portland this week.
Mrs. J. P. Fallthee arrived here
from Portland Tuesday to Join her
husband, who Is employed In the O,
It. & N. office at this place.
Some of our young people are con
templating organizing a home talent
draamtic club.
An entertainment was given Wed
nesday evening by the public school
children for the benefit of the school
library. A large anil appreciative au
dience attended and a neat sum was
added to the library fund.
Considerable depredations to mer
chandise cars are reported between
here and The Dalles, supposed to
be done by hoboes.
Ike Kelly has resigned as yardmas
ter and Steve Leonard, night yard
man, has taken his place. Mr. Leon-
aid Is succeeded by Joe McCullough.
It Will Be to Your Interest.
It you contemplate visiting the St
Louis exposition, to secure reliable
Information aa to railroad service, the
lowest rates and the best routes. Also
as to local condition! In St Louis;
hotels, etc., etc
If you will write the undersigned,
stating what Information you desire,
the same will be promptly furnished.
If we do not have It on hand, will se
cure It for you If possible, and with
out any expense to you. Address,
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent 142 Third Street,
Portland. Oregon.
For Rent.
Four acres good garden and or
chard, all under Irrigation, at Echo,
Or, Address J. H. Koontz, Echo, Or
Attention Eagles.
You are requested to meet at Hen
dricks' hall, Monday, November 28, at
12 sharp.
W. G. BOGERT, W. P,
WILL RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
SUCCESSORS.
Eastern Star Entertain Revival
Mooting Will Ho Held at tlie Pres
byterian Church Christian En
deavor Make Money by Public
Dinner Columbia Team Wins tlie
Football Game Over Waltxhurg
InrrcnNNl Attendance at Columbia
Milton, Nov. 26. Miss Rose Lu-
cinger. who has been the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. John Miller, has returned
to Walla Walla.
Mrs. O. W. Quiet and her son.
Glenn, are visiting Mr. ami Mrs. I..
Berry.
The Eastern Star entertained at
their hall Wednesday evening. Light
refreshments were served.
The Dorcas Society of the Presby
terian church, will have a Christmas
fair on the 12th of December.
Mrs. J. L. Williamson, Lizzie Hunv-
er and Jessie Williams attended a so
cial at Weston last night, given by the
I. O. O. F. and Ilebekah lodges.
A series of evangelistic meetings
will begin Sunday night at the Pres
byterian church. Evangelist Need
lium ami his special singer are ex
pected hero Tuesday to assist In the
meetings.
Mrs. J. M. Hradshnw of Fairfield,
Wash., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
F. E. Wilcox.
The Thanksgiving dinner served
yesterdoy by the Christian Endeavor,
was quite a successful affair. About
$45 was realized after all expenses
had been paid.
C. E. Brlley is clerking in J. N.
Stone's furniture store.
The foot null game yesterday be
tween Columbia college and Walts
burg resulted In 11 victory for the
former by a score of 11 to 4. The
Waltshurg team returned home this
morning.
Joe D. Long, of Leland, Idaho, is
a student of Columbia college.
A Runaway Bicycle.
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove,
HI. It developed a stubborn ulcer un
yielding to doctors and remedies for
four years. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured. It's Just as good for
burns, scalds, skin eruptions and
piles. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug
store.
Look at the large window at the
Peoples WarehoyjyaiKl seewhat they
propose glvlnfCTnelr customers for
Christmas prestjnJs. There is abso
lutely no chat'itoj attached-to these.
Witli euch $ purchase you get a ticket
and the more t purchases you make
the more tickets you get.
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JANUARY 1ST, AND MUST CUT DOWN THE STOCK
Glassware, Chiiiaware, Etc.
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Since the change In the mat ! J
ment of the Pendleton Woolen 1
which occurred on September
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last a garment department baa
added, and now Smoking Jac
Bath Robes, Lounging Robes, 81
lug Shirts, Arctic Blouses and'
boggan Coats, are being mania.
tured.
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These garments already give
deuce of soon being as popular i
famous Blankets, Robes and Bh J
made by this Institution. '' ;
But few samples have bean ahi
but so great has been the call
these garments that they have 1
behind on orders ever sine o
menclng to manufacture thsm, ,
spite of the fact that they t
made new additions to the aiachlt
to turn them out ' ' '
The Pendleton : merchants ' h
been showing the Smoking Jaekav
INDUSTRIES.
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their Bath Robes art on display 1 ,1f (
are even prettier than on
Imagine.
They are made out of the
lugh-grude cloth that goes Into '
ludlnit Robes, and one of these Bi
Itnbes, If worn every evening for I
ordinary lifetime, would still be se
iceable, for they are practically
B.iiiiiciii uini win uui wear out.
III contemplating the purchase t
a Smoking Jacket or Bath Robe t
few people consider that a cheap 1
tide will always look cheap and re
der but poor service. The Pendlet
Bath Robes and Smoking Jacke'
while higher In first cost, will gl
the wearer longer service, more coi !
fort and better satisfaction than !
cheap article.
They are a distinct novelty and f
Christmas or holiday presents w
not full to please, no matter how fa
tidlous or particular the reel pis
may be. In making up Chrlstnn
lists remember the
ments.
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