PAIGES.
MUt KWTT OREiJOMAS, WCStoLETON. OREGON. TVESftAY, NOVEMBER , 1M4.
PAOB THRF"
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Matchless Offerings
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
prices Sharply Reduced
II,
SALE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS
...wi Mack taffeta Milks, $1.25 value, special at
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extra quality guaranteed black taffeta silks, l.M -value
a4acb
spdal at
-nine black
black taffeta silk, guaranteed special
ajjt niB 1
11.20 yd
taffeta silk, special at 0c yd
. . . 75c yd
SALE OF RIBBONS
fmd satin taffeta ribbons. 4 f-2 Inrhm
kaiDi"
.tie, In all the leading shades, special J Be yd
Alexander Dept. Store
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OREGON BOHEMIAN
ALARMS WOMAN'S CUB.
C K. S. Wood, Author, Lawyer, Poll-
llriMa, Says Ills Leanings An Ar
auvfelxtlo He Relieves In the Ut
most Prmlom and is Willing o
TrUKt to AbMolme Freedom to Kight
All Wrongs In the Social Systran
Thinks No Idle 1,bikI Should Be
Held for Profit,
The Morning Oregonlan, i report
ing a recent lecture by C K. S. Wood,
the well known Portland author, pol
itician and lawyer, before the Port
land Woman's Club, gives Oie follow
ing synopsis and review 4 the state
ments made by Mr. Wood
C. E. S. Wood made a confession to
the Woman's Club yesrerday after
noon which caused some of the more
timid members to look uneasy and
cast surreptitious glances towards
the open door. It was In the midst
of a discussion on "Economic Free
dom as the Basis of Social, Moral and
Religious Reform," that he made
statement that his learnings were an
archistic. He said:
"Socialism may or may n6t be the
best possible condition for the state,
t many people believe society ta
rapidly trending that way trending
toward the common ownership of all
wealth by the state, 1 do not say that
socialism Is the best solution, though
it may be. My own tendencies are
anarchistic. I believe In that condi
tion of society which allows any man
the freedom to help himself to and
make the best use of that which no
one else is using or which another Is
not using properly.
"I am not a Henry George man.
George believed that the great econ
omic question could be settled by the
abolition of all taxation except on
land, which should be all taxed alike
at Its rental value. That Is, that no
Improvements should be taxed as
now. but lust the bare land, so that all
owners of unimproved lots and lands
must put them to use at once In or
der 'to pay the tax.
Now. I believe that It would be
better If all land not in use were free
to any one who shall put It to use.
The proof of the economic strength
of this prorosltlon Is that in all in
stances where an opportunity offers
for its operation It Is at once adopted,
Witness the mining regulations of the
pioneers of California. Each man
could locate a limited 'claim.' It was
bis so long as he worked It. If he
failed to work It, it was open t'o the
next man who cared to drive his pick
into It."
Mr. Wood had many interesting
things to say in his address, which
seemed to meet with the approbation
o o o o llMSilBQl'B
In bai-Kulnft rill over :tlie houne vulneH that will do your licart pwMl wifl miite tu "Rlwl llmt I,ee TeutHcii s Ieparlmrnt More is
tttetobenrf.l9u,Mt'OiOy with low pricew'but good, reliable merrimmlifie, tliat Is fully gHraiiteHl repreweiitwl, or your uiunry chrrr
fulli irfondtd.
of his hearers, but Interspersed with I
these approved expressions were a
number of statements which caused
a most perceptible stiffening of back
bones and a tinge of front In the at
mosphere. In illustrating what relative econ
omic freedom had done for the hu
man race, Mr. Wood said: "The col
ony of criminals which England sent
to Botany Bay found economic free
dom, and look how they have pro
gressed: Virginia was originally set
tled with hobos and prostitutes, but
see what It Is now! I will guarantee
that if criminals of good physical con
dition are placed In relative economic
freedom their children will be re
spec table. '
A higher plane of morals (which
Is custom) will only come from
higher plane of thought una the high
er plane of thought can only be
produced through physical comfort.
The two great taws of the universe
are the pursuit of happiness and self
ishness. Food is the first cry of all
criminals and Is the only real necessi
ty of existence. Other things are In
sense necessities, bvit not real ones.
Today the pursuit of happiness Is so
complex that It means a great many
things.
"Before there can be any great
strides in development the first law I
of the universe must be filled, and It
is futile to talk morality to those who
do not reach It. Chastity, puvlty and
virtue cannot be expected from girls
who are living a life of drudgery,
whose small earnings do not provide
them with sufficient food and warm
clothing and a comfortable place to
sleep and rest, and tt Is not for us to
condemn them because they have not
been able to meet that first great
law. As to gambling. I admit that It
is not a positive necessity of life it
It, a craving or a passion to make a
big amount by a short cut. but I do
not presume to condemn it any more
thnn I would to criticise the fault
of any mnn until I had stood In his
shoes."
Mr. Wood touched on many points,
on all of which his iews are Individ
ualistic. In speaking of the money
question, he declared that we did not
need national banks if they prevented
other reliable banks from issuing
their own notes. He touched on the
tariff question and declared that no
system can be right which takes from
the many and gives to the few. land
monopoly he pronounces one of the
greatest evils the present day bus to
face.
"Economics which Is the science
of human life In relation to the earth
lies at the root of the intellectual
progress of the race. Freedom can be
trusted as the highest god of the unl
verse you can always trust It. Never
in the history of the world has it
worked an injury to the human race."
PSORIASIS
AND ECZEMA
Milk Crust, Scalled Head,
Tetter, Ringworm
and Pimples
COMPLETE TREATMENT, Sl.00
For Torturing, Disfiguring Humours,
From Pimples to Scrofula,
From Infancy to Agt.
The agonizing Itching and burning
of the akin, as In ectema; the frightful
scaling, as In psoriasis i the loss of hair
and crusting of the scalp, as In scalled
bead; the facial disfigurement, as In
pimples and ringworm i the awful suf
fering of Infants, and anxiety of worn
out parents, as In milk crust, tetter and
salt rheum all demand a remedy of
almost superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That CuUcura
Soap, Ointment and Pills are such
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
statement is made regarding them that
Is not Justified by the strongest evi
dence. The purity and sweetness, the
power to afford Immediate relief, the
certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy have made them the standard
skin cures and humour remedies of the
civilized world.
Complete treatment for every humour,
consisting of Cutlcnra Soap to cleanse
the skin, Cntlcura Ointment to heal the
skin, and Cutlcura Resolvent Fills to
cool and cleanse the blood may now bo
hail for one dollar. A single set is often
, snlllclent to cure the most torturing,
disfiguring, Itching, burning and scaly
humours, eczemas, rashes and Irrita
tion, from lnfaucy to age, whvu all
else fails.
SoM thnaslunit th wtll Ccu al.rll(hl
frrm nt Choool.W CoaM PilU. wr .ml rt 01. Oln
rn.ut. vie . 8mp. Ue. ll.poli, London, It ChirtorboiiM
-DOTICE WHAT WE AI1E DOTKG I'XJR YOU THIS tt'EER-
Latfies and Misses' Suits and
Tourist Coats
Sow tfl the time ts 'buy. There is ne iu.se
litlni for lower primes. We .are selling
tt cost. Only iw hift and we want to'
llJae of them at ozioe.
llMt Salts anil Coats now . . . :8.00
p 112.50 Suits ana Costs now .75
11 ilSOO Suits and Costs now ... UBO
I1I.H Suits and Cowls now. lt.85
J1H.00 Suits and Coats now. . 12.75
110.00 Suits and Couts now C14..H5
PI1J.S0 Suits and Coats now ... 1 6.40
115,00 Suits and Coats now . . . .lis. 90
SH 115.00 Sulla noil nn. . ao re
Al.TKltATlONS FREE.
Extra Special Shoe Values
"In ladles' shoes with either welted
turn solea; sizes 2 1-2 t ; rejru
f mlties $3.5(1, $4.00 nnd 16.09;
"le Price $2 4S
Wn Indies' fe ne, two and three
"rap illppers, with French heels.
!t leather or kid; reKular values
and t3.B0; sP prlce 98
misses' and children's shoes In
" ' 1-2 to 1 1-2; vulues up to
ouic price
8c
Bunker Hill School Shoes
CIRLS LOOK HERE
"oil FKKE win, EvcrT PlUr
hool shoe on the market.
ta kid and fe box calf; 8 l-$
'Ui'toT 1M
f
PMR-AU, MPs KFUn mm
Kid $3.50 Shoe
r1"'. P.."ke a .00 shoe: comes
er kid.
Ladies' and Misses' Skirts
The largest and most icarefully selected
stock of Pklrts Is now betas shown, and at
a saving to you of from 25 to S3 1-3 per cent
We have D00, nil new and up-to-date, aklrts,
in this section und want Is reduce the num
ber Just one-half by December l&th. ""he
prices we are quoting will une.ly .make .them
jh
All $3.00 Skirts now $2.25,
All $3.60 Skirts now $2.76;
All $4.00 Skirts now $3.20
All 14.60 Skirts now $.
All 4.T6 Skirts now 90
All J5.00 Skirts now -95
All $6.60 Skirts now ' $4.25
All $. Skirts now .4S
All $6.60 Skirts now $4.8
All $7.00 Skirts now J5-
All $7.60 Skirts now "
All .M Skirts now -S
All $8.60 Skirts now
All $8.76 Skirts now...'
All $9.00 Skirts now '
All $8.60 Skirts now 7-'
All 10.00 Skirts now
All $11.00 Skirts -now 7-
All $12.00 8klrts now $
ALTERATIONS WtEE. A PERFECT FIT
GFARANTEED.
Dress Goods
Every piece of dress goods In the house
greatly reduced In price for this week,
$1.60 Dress Goods
$1.25 Dress Goods 8c
$1.00 Dress Goods 790
76c Dress Goods 9c
66t and 60c Dress Goods e2c
60c Dress Goods 89c
40c Dress Goods , 80c
Ladies' and Misses' Jackets
. Just 78 left that will move rapidly al the
prices we ask for them during this sale;
$ 6.60 Jackets go this week at 4.8S
$ 1:50 Jackets go this week ut $.36
$10.00 Jackets go this week at 7.10
$12j00 Jackets go this week at 8.75
$16.00 Jackets go this week at 10.75
Children's Long Coats
(Ages 4 to 14.)
NIxeyfour garments will be placed on
sale for this week at prices that will surely
make the mothers smile.
$3.00 Coats reduced to 2.00
46.00 Couts reduced to , SJS
$6.60 Coacts reduced to 4.5
17.00 Coats reduced to.... S.25
KU1NG:1N THE GIRLS.
Children's Ready-to-Wear
Dresses
BIG SALE FOR THI8 WEEK.
ll.M Dresses 8c
$li Dresses
$2.0 Dresses $1.48
$2.60 Dresses - 1.5
$3.00 Kresses - 2.86
$3.60 Dresses $2.75
$4.M Dnesses 3.15
Santa Claus
Has now on exhibition at oar store, a large
line of dolls, books, blocks, tool chests, banks,
wagons, train, go-carts, horns, and a very
large assortment of all kinds of mechanical
toys.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
UE TEUTSCH'S dept. store
Main and Alta Streets
CI,OSIXG OVJT SALE.
Of Large Stock of Illniikcts nnd Com
forters at Sullivan Roml's.
We put in a large line of wool blan
kets and comforters when we opened
business In our new building, but
since we have concluded that this line
dont go -well with the clothing, shoes
and furnishing business, nnd we have
decided to dispose of the stock we
have on hand and stop handling these
goods.
In order to dispose of our stock we
win offer some great cuts In prices.
In fact we will be satisfied If we gel
our money back. Come in and we
will tell you our cost work and you
can take the blnnkets and comforters
nt just what they are marked. We
lose the freight.
SULLIVAN & BOND, v
The Progressive Store.
The Pile8 Warehouse Art Depart
ment. We have received a large anil
handRome assortment of new things
In pillow tops, lithographic designs,
floral designs, stamped ones for
working, silk ones In heraldic designs,
Persian designs and floral designs.
Then we have a lot of tapestry made
up of pillow tops at 19 cents each.
We have also received all of the things
that go with the pillow topB, consist
ing of new pillow laces and a com
plete assortment of pillow cords. We
have canvas for cross-stitch and all
colors of cotton for crosa-stltching.
There le not one item that you would
find In an np-to-date are department
In the large cities of the Northwest
that the Peoples Warehouse Is not
showing. We have comfortable
quarters where the ladles can take
lessons. And we have good light and
comfortable heat. Embroidery lessons
are free and In this department, as in
every other department in the store,
you get a ticket with each $ purchase,
on the $881.60 that will be given
away December 24th.
Disastrous v Wrecks.
Carelessness Is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the same
causes are making human wrecks of
sufferers from throat and lung trou
bles. But since the advent of Dr,
King's New Discovery for consump
tion. coughs and colds, even the worst
case can be cured, and hopeless res
ignatlon is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., Is
one of many whose life was saved by
Dr. King's New Discovery. This.
great remedy Is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by Tallman
A Co., druggists. Price 60c and $1
Trial bottles free.
It Will Be to Tour Interest.
If you contemplate visiting the St
Louis exposition, to secure reliable
Information as to railroad service, the
lowest rates and the best route. Also
as to local conditions In St Louis;
hotels, etc., etc
If you will writ 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.
A New Industry
GARMENT MAKING ADDED TO
THE LIST F PEXDLEON'S
INDUSTRIES.
Since the chmige In the inanagc
inont of the Pendleton Woolen Mills,
which occurred on September 1st,
liiHt, a garment department has been
added, and now Smoking Jackets,
Hath Holies, Lounging Robca, Shoot
ing Shlils, Arctic Blouses and To
boggan Coats, are being manufactured.
These garments already give evi
dence of soon being as popular as the
famous Blankets, Robes and Shawls
made by this Institution.
Hut few samples have been shown.
hut so great haa been the call for
these garments that they have been
behind on order ever since com
mencing to manufacture them, In
spite of the fact that they have
made new additions to the machinery
to turn them out.
The Pendleton merchants have
been showing the Smoking Jacket for
about two weeks and now samples of
their Hath Robes are on display and
are even prettier than one would
Imagine.
They are made out of the same
high-grade cloth that goes Into the
Indian Robes, and one of these Bath
ltobes, If worn every evening for the
ordlnury lifetime, would still be serv
iceable, for they are practically a
garment that will not wear out.
In contemplating the purchase of
a Smoking Jacket or Bath Robe but
few people consider that a cheap ar
ticle will always look cheap and ran
der but poor service. The Pendleton
Buth Robe and Smoking Jackets,
while higher In first cost, will give
the wearer longer ervice, mora com
fort and better satisfaction than a
cheap article.
They ar a distinct novelty and for
Christmas or holiday present will
not fall to please, no matter how fas
tidious or particular the recipient
may be. In making up Chrlatmas
Hat remember the Pendleton gar
ment.
Wallace Dye ha been found guilty
at Glasgow, Mont., of murder In the
second degree. Hekllled his employ
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. Colcsworthy
127-129 Fast Alta St.
Agent for Lee' Lice Killer.
er, John Mottner.