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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGOX, Till RSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1804. PAGES. PAGE THREE. latchless Offerings fH ALL DEPARTMENTS prices Sharply Reduced i SALE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS arnterd black taffeta value, special at ' Sc yd ejtra quality guaranteed Mack taffeta silks, $1.50 value OF; linnet) d.i :' black taffeta silk, P"' black taffeta silk, guaranteed special SALE OF RIBBONS $1.20 yd . . 60c yd . . 75c yd ,U ,nk double faced satin taffeta ribbons, 4 1-2 Inches ,Kle, in " ",e 'etl,n ue8' special , 18c yd Alexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS' OF BEST VALUES PKESBYTKRIAX REVIVAL IX PROGRESS THIS WEEK. Murrlage of Popular Young People Returned From Wedding Toui" leatli of Mrs, MortenNen Caused by Cancer Visiting at Rcllliigliniii, Washington Visitor From Mca eliain and Walla Walla. Milton, Nov. 29. George W. Mc Connell of Freewater. and Miss Ada ShumwHy, were married at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Walla Walla, by Rev. Henry Brown, pastor of the M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell will live In Freewater. Miss Bessie Wright has gone to Bell-Ingham, Wash., for a visit with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Galley. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bean returned this morning from their wedding tour through the East. Mr. Bean will re sume his duties at the O. R. &N. depot in a few days. Mrs. E. P. Greene, formerly of Milton, but now of Walla Walla, is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Hopson. Presbyterian revival meetings are now In progress. Mr. Powers, a tenor soloist from the East, furnishes the music. Rev. Needham. a noted evan gelist. Is expected here tomorrow to assist Rev. B. F. Harper. Mrs. Ella Hanna of Meacham, who has been here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nell, will leave this afternoon for home. Mrs. C. P. Collins visited yesterday at Walla Walla. Mrs. Louisa J. Pierce of Walla Walla. Is visiting here. Death Caused hy Cancer. Mrs. S. Mortensen died at her home here Saturday night of cancer. Fun eral services were held yesterday at the Adventtst church, and the body was interred In the I. O. o. F. ceme tery. Mrs. Mortensen had been trou bled with a cancer for nearly two years, and about a year ago under' went an operation. For a time she seemed to be entirely recovered, but a few months ago It again began to trouble her, and she finally succumb ed, to it. RIVER BOTTOM RK.1XG CLEARED OF WOOD. Roads Improved hy Rains The Foot Bridge Aitimm the I'matllla In Now Miiipicic it. r.. I'orier isiiiMiiug a New Resilience Social Club Or ganized by Voting People for Win ter Mmitliw liMeph Snyder Has Moved Ills Residence. Minnesota Butter Makers. Minneapolis, Minn.. Dec. 1. There was a large and representative at tendance today at the opening of the annual convention of the Butter and Cheesemakers' Association of Minne sota at the state agricultural college at St. Anthony's Park. The program covers two days and provides for a number of Interesting addresses and practical demonstrations. Prominent among the experts who will address the convention are J. G. Moore of Wisconsin, and P. H. Kelffer of Iowa. North McKay. Nov. so. AH the small Irrigators have removed their ! u-hala ami fllimoa ft-...., tia .Iimi. It. view of high water. Persons who own woodland along the river are busy clearing and cut ting the timber Into cordwood. The wood brings $4 and $4.50 per cord, seasoned and hauled to Pendleton. R. E. Porter, formerly of Meacham, who owns u place between the Daniels and Crowner places. Is hutldlug a fine residence, 82x32. W. P. Daniels has done some ex 1 AAaa-aoooooO . I " r x or Thousands Hats Kidney Trouble and Never Sospect it How To Find Oat. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours ; s sedtmentor set tling indicatesan unhealthy con dition of the kid neys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass It or pain tn me oaca is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. what TO in, There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain ill the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and everv part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water ami scalding pain in' passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine ot lieer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne ressitv of being compelled to go often during the dnv, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest I ir its wonderful cures of the most dis- If you need a medicine trf.&imr oitses. cellent rock work along the river, on I V1H1 should have I he best. Sold by drug- In bargains all over the house values Unit will do your heart good and make you glad that Lee Teutsch's Department Store Is here k benefit you, not only with low prices, but good, reliable merchandise, tliat Is fully guaranteed as represented, or your money cheer tnlly refunded. -NOTICE WHAT AVE ARE DOIXG FOB VOTJ THIS WEEK- I1 Ladies' and Misses' Suits and Tourist Coats ' Now Is the time to buy. There is no use vailing tor lower prices. We are ' selling them at cost. Only 150 left and we want to dlipoK of theiri at once. all 110.00 Suits and Coats now $ 5.00 All Jli.BOfiuIrs and Coats now $ 8.75 All I1B.O0 Suits and Coats now $ 8.80 All 111.5 Suits and Coats now $11.85 All 118.00 Suits and Coats now 812.75 All 110.00 Suits and Coats now $14.85 All 128.50 Suits and Coats now. $16.40 All 126.00 Bolts and Coats now $18.0 'All IJB.00 Suits and Coats now $23.45 ALTERATIONS FREE. . ' Extra Special Shoe Values , W pain ladles' shoes with either welted or tarn soles; sizes 2 1-2 to 6; regu- tor values $3.50, $4:00 anfl $5.00; , mk price ...j... ...... $2.45 IM pairs ladles" fine one, two and 'three ; Wrap slippers, with French heels. ' iPltt leather or kid; regular values ; W.M aad IMO; sale price . . $1.95 I M Mlr misses' und children's shoes in "Ires 8 1-2 te 1 1-2; -values up to IMS;' sale prtce i i..V. ; 88c Bunker Hill School Shoes !" GIRLS LOOK HERJt t A Doll FlUOK WIUi Every p'alrf I ' hool .shoe on the market. 8 l'r2 cnM In kid and ffcie box catrf V't4--'4 : v-n jtA PAlR.AU, RIPS EWKa FREE: Sa-Kid $3.50 Shoe i. .""en. Lnoi,. iiu. 1 uve itvi.. . anoe; comes Patent or kid. " . Ladies' , and Misses' Skirts The largest and most carefully selected stock of Skirts Is now being shown, and at a saving to you .of, from 26 to 83 1-8 per cent. We have 500, all new and up-to-date, skirts, in this eeotlon ,and want to reduce the num ber Just one-half by December 16th. ""he prices we are , quoting will surely make them move. All 83.1)0 Tklrts now All $3.50 Skirts now All $4.00 Skirts nw All $4.60 Skirts jiw All $4.76 Skirts new..' All $5.00 Skirts now. . All, $5.60 Skirts now- . All $4.00 Skirts now.. All $f.50 Sklrta now... All $7.00 Skirts now.- All $?.6 IShlrts iow. All $8.00 Skirts now.- All $8.60 Skirts now.. All $8.76 SklrU now.. All $9.00 Skirts now.v All $8.60 Skirt now.. All $10.00 Skirts now....... All $11.00 Skirts now...... All $18.00 SklrU now Af.TKItATIONS FREE. A GUARANTEE!. ...$$.S5 ...$$.75 . r. S0 $S.5 ,r:$s.80 . . .8S.95 ...$4.25 ...$4.45 ,..$4.95 ...$5.S5 ...$5.M ...$5.5 ...$25 ...$.S5 .8 80 ...$7.10 ...7 SO .70 $8.8 PERFECT ITT 1. Dress Goods Every piece of dress goods In the house greatly reduced in price, for this week. $1.60 Dress Goods $1.26 Dress Goods $1.00 Dress Goods ' 76c Dress Goods , 85c and 60c Dress Goods 60o ; 40c $1.90 8c Te 49 48c n Dress Goods Dress Goods . . . i SOc ' Ladies' and Misses' Jackets Just 78 left that will move rapidly at the prices we ask for them during this sale: $ 6.60 Jackets go this week at.. $ 9.60 Jackets go this week at.. $10.00 Jackets go this week at.. $12.00 Jackets go this week at.. $16.00 Jackets go this week at.. . . 35 . .$ 7.40 . .$ 8.75 ..$10.75 Children's Long Coat ' i (Ages 4 to 14.) ' Ninety-four .' garments will be placed u ale for this week at prices that will surelr make the mothers smile. $3.00 Coats reduced to $5.00 Coats reduced to $8.60 Coats redjiced to $7.00 Coats reduced to. ... i. .,... J BRING IN THE GIRL- 42.00 $. $5.25 Children's Ready-to-Wear Dresses BIG SAJ.E POK THIS WEEK. ' $1.00 Irtiesses I $1.50 Dresses - $2.00 Dresses $2.60 Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses ! $8.00 $3.60 $4.00 08c $1.20 $1.4$ $1.83 $2.C1 $2.75 $8.15 Santa Claus Has now on exhibition t our store, a large line ot dolls, book blocks, tool chests, banks, wagons, trains, go-carts, horns, and a very large assortment of all kinds of mechanical toys. , SEE WIVDOW DISPLAY. " LE TEUTSGHS DEPT. STOUE, Main and Alta Streets the upper part of his place to protect It from the ravages of the flood. Joe Snyder has moved his dwelling to the western end of his ranch. The much talked of new road into this section has been opened up and put Into shape, excepting where It crosses the trucks of the O. R. & N., and through the grounds of one citi zen. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and their four daughters, who have been visiting with their relatives, J. S. Wheeler's family, have returned to their homes near Dayton. Wash. Mrs. George B. Kidder, with her four children, are visiting relatives in Walla Walla. They are expected home today. Tho new foot bridge is now com pleted, so that people cross upon It. A terrific downpour of rain, lasting 16 or 20 minutes, on Sunday evening last, sent the floods down the gulches at a rate that recalled Heppner for the moment. Chicken coops and drowned chickens, rocks and weeds. and even railroad ties were scattered along the track in places. The rain is a boon to the wheat that is seeded, and will enable farmers to finish their work. Jack Forth is erecting a very nice and cosy residence on his place near the mouth of Birch creek. Messrs Kidder & Martin nre the architects In charge. A series of social entertainments has been Inaugurated In this neigh borhood. The young people meet once a' week, alternating at airrer ent places on Friday evenings of each week. The time Is spent in games and are conducted modestly and mod erately. Miss Ethel Wheeler Is visiting with friends and relatives near Dayton, Wash. mutsm fiftv-ci iil and one-dollar sues. You may have a sample Isittle and a hook that tells all a I Hint it , both sent free t hy mail. Address Dr. j Kilmer Co., mug- li.iintnn. N. Y. When Bomot Swunp-Rnat writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, hut remeinlier the name, Dr. Kilmer s nwainp-iwwi, auu the address, lliughuniton, N. Y. HE HUTS A CHEAP ONE, when price is the only thing a man knows about buggies. After he has had some experience, quality comes first, and you always get that In the vehicles at Neagle's. Winona Wagons, Buggies and Hacks, and the best made. We sell them. Bone-dry timber, well painted and Ironed, and warranted by us. Neagle Brothers THE BLACKSMITHS. We sell the Stover Gasoline Engine. Fight Will Jlo Hitter. Those who will persist In closing their ears against the continual rec ommendation of Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with thel trou bles, If not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beoll of Beall, Miss., tins to say: "Last full my wife had every symptom of con sumption. She took Dr. King's New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by Tollman A Co., drug gists. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial bot tles free. 1 SAFE FOR ANOTHER YEAH. Time Limit Expires for Challenge far 1805. New York, Dec. 1. It Is now a eer tainty that there will b ho race fur th America's oup next year. The rules- and regulations governing the races require that the - challenging club shall give 10 months' notice In writing and as It Is the general under standing that the races should be sailed In August or September It Is now too late for a challenge to be re ceived for a contest In 1905. Nothing authoritative has been heard from Sir Thomas Llpton, but those well acquainted with the char acter and views of the man are In clined to the belief that he has mere ly postponed but not abandoned his attempt to secure the coveted trophy, ' Deafness Cannot Be Cared i bv Inrsl appHestloiiH, as'they caunot reach (3M diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that U hy ronsiftiitlnnRl ' remedies. Deafucss Is caused by as Inflamed condition, la miiroua lining or ine r,iisia.niao"'ruue. w ben tbls tube is Inflamed you bsve rumMhw sound or Imtwrfect hearlug, snd when it is entirely elosed. di'Sfness Is the result, snd unless the inflammation ran be takes out snd tills tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroy ed forever ; nine rases out of ten srs caus ed by catarrh, which Is nothing but an flamed condition of the mucous surfaces. W will give One Hundred Hollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrbl that csnnnr lie rtired by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 8nd for rlrrnlsrs free. P. J. CIIKNKY CO., Toledo, O. gold by druggists, 7.V.- Take Hall's Family I'llla for conatips tlon. To Get More Money. Pittsburg, Pa. , Dec. 1 . Employes of the southwest system of the Penn sylvania line west of Pittsburg are to benefit to the extent of about $18,000 a month by the new wage scale which went Into effect today. The Increased wages apply principally to the freight train crews. , Queen Alexandra Is 00. ' London, Dec. 1. Looking aa young and beautiful as the average woman of three-fourths her age. Queen Alex andra today celebrated her sixtieth birthday, having been born Decem ber 1, 1844. - f For Rent. Four acres good gardsn and or chard, all under Irrigation, at Echo, Or. Address J. H. Koontt, Echo, Or. YES, WE CAN FIX IT If It's flxuble at all. Your watch or Jewelry we mean. Of course, we can not repair a watch that has been ' through a stone crusher, but we can come near It. OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT is really where we shine. It takes knowledge and skill to work as we do It. We therefore take special pride In doing repairing, and wish you would give us an opportunity to show our skill. Moderate prices In all cases. Winslow Brothers Jeweler. ' Near Postofflce. ' ' TRAINING SCHOOL FOR HOUSES Wanted One hundred head of un broke horsea I am located for the winter at the Dutch Henry feed yard, corner of Alta and Lllleth streets, where I conduct a first-clasa training and sale stable. If you want to buy a horse I will take your order and se lect the best horse for you, or If you have a horse to aell I am - well ac quainted with the best buyera I am well equipped to break and handle any horse from the finest blooded stock to the wildest and most desper ate broncho. There is no horse but can be broke and be made to drive or work nicely If he be handled cor rectly. I have broke one hundred and ( twenty-three hesd In Pendleton, some of which had become desperadoes. guarantee satisfaction In every case. Lee Kennard J. L. VAUGHN ELECTRICIAN. Prompt attend n given and all work zeonted properly. Electrical Supplies of all kinds. OFFICE 131 West Court St. (Tribooe Building.) Oregon Tannery For all kinds of fancy leather and furs. Tana all kinds of leather for all purposes. Mounting and cleaning furs and fur garments. Best work manship. OTTKJS BON, 141$ West Alta Street .1 .i 11- ;:::::::::::::uu::::::i;iii;ii:i;::::tii'ii''ii'':':ss::!i!;iiiii
