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PGE SEC DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1904. EIGHT fiSBL A FATHER'S EXPERIENCE Trying to Give Ills Little Qm Cod . Liver OU Says He Had Regular Circus. An interesting Incident was -tela by man In the Brock ft MeComas 'drug tore the ther evening. The man came In and bought a'.wot tle of Vlnel, and while waiting for -change engaged the clerk In conver sation. Said he: "We were told t give -our little girl ced liver oil. I bought a bottle and took it home. We had a regular circus trying to get the child to take It. Then It did not agree with her at all, the oil upset her stomach. She did not get any better, so I told the doctor how we had failed, anfl he -at once recommended your Vlnol, aayhig that it contained all the cura tive, healing and strengthening prop erties of col diver II without a drop f oil, -and that Children all love It. "I took home . bottle and we be gan to sjlve it to our child right away. Almost from the first dose we notic ed a change, and She has gained flesh, strength and appetite and sleeps welt every night. "I dont believe any one should give a delicate child old-fashioned, nauseating od liver oil or emulsions when Vlnol Is so delicious, and it will do so much more good than any other tonic. It Is simply a wonderful med icine for weak, puny children, and I am recommending it to my friends. We guarantee Vlnol will make weak, pony children strong, robust and rosy, strengthen and Invigorate old people and build up the run down, tired and debilitated as noth ing else can. If it falls we willingly return every dollar paid for It. Brock ft McComas Co.. druggists. BE BUYS 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. Get. that Picture I Framed Now! s Don't put it off any longer. S You want to give it to some e J friend for Christmas. Our store does the neatest and s best work, has the most com- plete line of mouldings and mountings and the right prices. See C. Sharp 305 East Court Street, Wood! In any quantity desired. Lot us supply yon with wood. Beat solid wood furnished at right prices. Promt t delivery. Large and small orders solicited. Office at Pendleton Cold Storage Co. Henry Kopittke (Dutch Henry.) Phone Main 17JL : Osteopaths Pendleton, Ore., Despaln build- big. suite 10. 'Phone red 1181. J J Drs. G. 8. and Eva H. a Holalngtoa. 2 Graduate of the American J School of Osteopathy, Kirkvllle. e J Mo. e CONSULTATION FREE AWB J INVITED. - The report C the secretary of agri culture for 19CU. just issued, gives the following account of the government's Irrigation experiments and studies during the past year: During the jjast year the off tee of irrigation and drainage Investigations made a compwHvensive study of tthe methods and cost of preparing land for Irrigation. The results show the need of a better understanding of this subject by farmers. Much has been done by the government and the states to aid engineers In the right planning of dRms and canals, but farmers have not been aided In like measure in understanding how to get the best results out -of the water when furnished. A bulletin published by the depart ment gives descriptions and Illustra tions of the tools usee In grading land and building laterals and of the lead ing systems in use in distributing wa ter in fields, orchards, and gardens. These studies show that the cost of preparing land for Irrigation Is far greater than has been realized, vary ing under flooding from 42 to 15 an acre and under the check system from 18 to $25 an acre. Here Is a large opportunity for saving money to farmers by aiding them in choosing tike method best suited to their condi tions. Lest year a working agreement was entered into with the Western exper Iment stations for the systematic col. lection of information on Important features of irrigation practice, which will enable this department promptly and at small cost to collect and dis seminate information of great practi cal value. This year the subjects studied were the methods of measuring water, the rate of rise of soil water during the irrigation period, and the use of ce- The World's Greatest Skin Humour. Affects Every Age and Condition. The Only Sure Cure is Cuticura. If there were not another external skin disease known, eczema would be a sufficient infliction on mankind. It per vades all classes, and descends Impar tially through generations. While some are constantly enveloped In It, others have It confined to small patches In the ears, on the icalp, on the breast, on the palms of the bands, on the limbs, etc., bat everywhere Its distinctive feature is small watery blister, which discharges an acrid fluid, causing heat, lnfiamma itoti, Intense Itching, scaling and crusting. .- The Cuticura treatment Is at once agreeable, speedy, economical and com prehensive. Bathe the affected parts freely with hot water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and apply Cuticura Ointment to allay Itching, Irritation and inflammation, and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take Cntlcura Kesolvent, or Pills, to cool and cleanse the blood. This treatment af fords Instant relief, permits rest and sleep In the severest forms of ecsema and other Itching, burning and scaly humours, and points to a speedy, per manent snd economical cure of tor taring, disfiguring humours, eczemas, rashes and Inflammations, from Infancy to age, when all other remedies and the best physicians fail. Soil ttfonhnt lb vnU. Culm. UmiIimL Mo. Si torn of Ckoeotate CoHd Plllo. loc pr Tul of D, ntaMdJOc. Sou, ISc. Dcooui London V Chsrto ho Sq.i rnii n n, 4i ! i fin iirr ruiuMS s raw unrnm uoom. vorp.. Bow oioii lor " How to Cm bnoi ' n ?)I)l:VEIft -r m. O-a. o"i s irj mm? O SPICES, o C0FFEE.TEA CAIflr.3PC.YDER, FLCCniT.G EXTRACTS AMuftftrty. Fltwji-Flavor, Create Stmh, nVoJorxaiie Price! CLOSSEToDEYERS PORTLAND, OREGON. The Best Family Medicine. The beat, surest, safest and most reliable remedy for all Liver, Stomach and Bowel troubles. You will save doc tor's bills, sickness and suffer ing if you always have and use Beecham's Pills Sold 1 ment and concrete Instead of wood in Irrigation structures. Duty or Waior and Application to Soil The increasing value of water has given added Importance to the atudiee of Its duty, which have been a lead ing feature ef this Investigation from the outset .Rights which originally were purchased for IS an acre are now selling tor 135 an acre. Annual water rentals have risen In certain districts from 41 to $7 an acre. Every extravagant appropriation of water Is a diaect Incentive to waste, and excess contractu and decrees will continue to be made so long as the iiuantlty actually used has not been determined by accurate impartial measurements. This fact is giving the work of the department Increasing Importance. Its reports are being used In fixing water right decrees, and measurements .of the duty of wa ter on streams where adjudications are proposed are urgently requested. Scarcity of water In the arid West makes it desirable that It shall be used by irrigators ht the most econ omical and skillful way. To aid in making this possible the department is carrying on a series of scientific studies to determine the quantity of water which will give the best results and the best methods of applying it to crops. In one important Irrigated district these measurements show that the quantity needed to Irrigate to acres of land under the method in common use will Irrigate 100 acres when applied by another equally feasible method. They also show that the time of irrigation and the quantity of water used have an important In fluence on the quality as well as on the yield of crops. Tumping Water for Crops. During the past season records of the performance of over 2000 irrigat ing pumping plants, scattered from Texas to Washington, have been ob tained. These included many types of pumps operated by gasoline, crude oil, distillate, by stenm generated by meuns of oil, coal, and wood, by elec tric motors, windmills, and water power. The rapid extension of pump ing as a means of extending Irriga tion gives greut practical Importance to these studies. Wind Is one of the neglected but promising sources of power for pro viding water for Irrigation and for doing other farm work. An arrange ment has been made with the depart ment of farm mechanics In the Iowa State college, to supplement the field studies made during the year by more careful tests of the efficiency of dif ferent mukes of windmills. The mak ers of these machines have manifest ed much Interest. In these Investiga tions and have not only offered to supply the mills needed for testing free of cost but to manufacture others nccordlng to any special designs sug gested by' this department. Lust season's pumping studies lead to the conclusion that there Is a broad field for Irrigation by pumping: that where the lift of water is less than 60 feet the number of failures are com paratively few. The failures noted have been due to two principal causes: Lack of mechanical knowledge or skill on the part of farmers needed to keep machinery In proper condi tion, and the selection of pumps of ton great or too small capacity for ihe work to be done. Irrigation In Humid Sections. The studies of Irrigation in Italy show that irrigation is highly profita ble in a region having a larger rain fall than the Mississippi valley, and there seems no doubt that In a similar way it Is to have a large field of use fulness In the eastern and southern portions of the United States. One of the special crops which re quires Irrigation Is cranberries, and a co-operative arrangement has been made with the experiment station of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Cran berry Growers' Association, under which the department is attempting to formulate the principles which should govern the Irrigation and drainage of cranberry beds. The studies made in Wisconsin are being supplemented by similar studies in New Jersey. XI OUR DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS MEN'S WEAR. INC ArrAKUL, 15 31P1HL,T DltAU 1 IFUL r display! If yon can't find something to plea ho him here, whore In the world will you find It? Come, see oar tt , . . . . I ...I VnMnhM hBM htl (IftHftllM hlwillfttH IllOIltllH for UIL Vfl OIUHwIiito In , , uivim ..... b --- - uw uoerat Dahfn. I age tliat wan betnowrd on as, and now, starting In with December, we wish to make It a grand hunk , TT month, and dose this year with a rush. i December is Holiday Month And we bought with the objret In view of making our store tlio HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS f.u. for the sterner sex. We have the goods suitable for present and have made special low prices thronoTZ' tf ..... .,-, Tv tight Will lie Bitter. 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 the) rtrou bles. It not ended earlier by fatal termination. Rend what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss., has to say: "Last fall 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 Tallman ok Co., drug gists. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial bot tles free. COMING EVENTS. December 1S-1S Oregon Good Roads meeting. Salem. December 1S-16 Oregon Good Roads Association, Salem. December 20-21 Oregon Dairy men's Association, Portland. June 1, 1806 Opening Lewis and Clark exposition. January 10-11 Oregon Historical Society, Portland. A Frightened Horse, Running like mad down the street. dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occur. rences. It behooves everybody to have a reliable salve handy and there's none as good as Bucklen's Arnica 'Salve. Burns, cuts, sores, ec zema and plies disappear quickly un der Its soothing effect. 26c at Tall- man & Co.'s drug store. Land Scrip for Sale. Forest reserve scrip for securing title to timbered or agricultural land for sale at lowest market prices. H. at. Hamilton. Ths Portland, Port land, Or. SUITS' taOOMVMOMMMMO OMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOMOOOOOMMOMOOOMOOOOOO- ltM the utter absence of Uie rcady-uuutc look In our clothing that does the busiiiewi. swagger cut garment! In the latent rubrics are here. Our suits are equal to the high priced gannoiitH. Kverynne bears the stamp of morit, ami remember, WE GUARANTEE EVERY t'KOM ffTTFF TO STITCHES. May we supply Unit ChriHtmns suit for yourself or some person remember? OUR CHRISTMAS PRICES ON SUITS The new. tailor-made ' GARMENT ', yon wish to ' S 10.00 Suits for. 1 12.50 Nulta for . $15.00 Suit for . S20.00 HultH for . $22.50 Suits for . $25.00 Kultx for . $30.00 Suite fin- . 7JW 10.00 12.1 1Z.W H.50 ft 10 on TT ID. 20.00 126.00 Appropriate Christmas Gifts OVERCOATS We slinw in our new coats a full aKMirtment, not only of lengths, but of styles of making. Some of our swagger coaw 44 and 48 Inches. The way for you to find which style you like the best 1b to step in and try on a coat or two. It will cost you nothing to do so. The extremes and the In-betweens the best choosing of rubrics are liere. We are selling more overcoat than any other store In town. We wouldn't If ours was not the hem. Prices rnngo from $5.01) 1 1 $25.00. SHIRTS ltod quality percales, cheviots and mudriiM cloths: soft and stiff bosom, patterns made for ns alone. No danger of everybody wearing your shirt. Tlio mukiiig Is the very best; roomier shirts, more comforta ble, neuter and stronger than usuul. Don't worry iiIhmii which Is best. We'vo done all the worrying and coniiiarlng and Inspecting. All graileo, $1.00 to $2.50. UNDERWEAR Warm and comfortable kind. NECKWEAR The cream of the market. Espcdul new line Just to for the holidays. Including the nut browns, clinmpugiie. lavenders. In till the (mpulnr shapes. HANDKERCHIEFS Silk and fine linen and exooldcr. ' Ilenutlful designs. I.urite line to cIhkmw from. SHOES The gootl solid stylish kind. Xeu but strong and attractive. HATS All tlio new sluties and shades. Ninety different stylos' to select from. CAPS Fur men and boys, dust right for winter. I SWEATERS The celebrated J. J. rrister, mude to our order sweaters. No two alike. Any one will make a beau tlfnl Xmas gift. JEWELRY Watch fobs, cuff links, stick pins, collar buttons, shirt studs, etc. Great variety. Every piece guar- tl anteed as represented. U SUSPENDERS In Hedal Christmas box. 25c to $3.00. , FANCY VESTS In this line we shine. Twenty different p.uteurs. The prettiest, the richest appearing, the mow correct In every way. Take a glance at them. SILK UMBRELLAS ,.,. h" 7' ' 7, " 10 ll,CTe lu" never been shown liere such a Une as we carry, sucn tlful handles, Sclf-opcncrs, Paragon steel frames. All at prices under the other fellows. NIGHT ROBES In plain white, nink. blue, hmiko . , .. .... . n..nJi. FuD length. SOc to $3.00. '" """ Perns in os FANCY HOSIERY Durable nTS1 W" Uto " ' well. Com. aod o-r swell loo- GLOVES dress, wSkJ T.JL M' " Give us your hand and we n7v? " B"Chmo "mI SMOKING JACKETS Something to please all men. SUIT CASE doth, JrLBYPreclnU " The cheapest one we nave 1. a bjfJS by ns fori! 150 TL , nIt P mmi " "raps, muslin lined, worth Z Vienna TwlnT hlnXL fJV henvr brown hle, molded leather corners, fine a .Txr-rd ss-r ,ns,de trap ,17M-ve SGJLUR7ALT & HW THE CHRISTMAS STORE J: rsM '1MMI ttti ' .i
