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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1904)
PAGES. DA1LV EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THVRSDAY, DECEMBER , 104. PAGE THHEH. ! ! ti !!!!'HtniMi W IH h IIIIIIH MtMI SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE I gjjfpro PREPARATION FOR THIS EVENT MAKES IT THE BUYERS' OPPORTUNITY ffl HOKE OS EVERY PURCHASE. EVKRY ITEM MENTIONED HERE. IS A DISTINCT 1 'JoanvE TALPE-. ' y Winter Undetwear 1jo rhbe(l. fleece-lined union suits, 23c Jersey 43c SBc V rah .. nttlnE. seamless lH onens -i.- tsi. value L, quaUtJ, Jersey ribbed, fleece- .Sai Ul vmU or panis, - riIk and wool Jersey ribbed vesta or M Oxford cut, -! 25 pillows, all redy tor use mt 69c and 83c Ujj, itu neat amities and new designs. See 19c for Women's 5c Rose Women's black cotton hose, with finished feet, regular 25c value, special ltc pair 25c boys a regular 50c value pillow tops. 15c buys Easy Catch 25c nose supporters for ba bies, children and misses. 15c buys any 25c ladles' embroidered handcrchlefs. 20c buys a 5c ladies' golf gloves In black or white. $2.85 for any ladies' $3.00 shoes In the house. We sell nothing but guaranteed shoes. Every pair warranted. In vici, velonr, box calf; In welt and turn soles. fcEXAHEBER DEPT. STORES! THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES. f H jfijiHH 111 1 1 ' ri'T . iiwmti II I II it II l'lt 1 1 ) HW I POSTftL BUSINESS KXm.ETON POSTOKKICE GAINS $448 OVER NOVEMBER, 1903. Total Receipts for the Past Month, 1.567.57; Expenses, $734.1 ; Profit to the Government, IKS5.41 News paper Postage and Stamp Sales Greatly Increase Stamp Sales $477 More Than In November, 1903. Perhaps no other Institution In the city Is as sure a barometer of public business as the postofflce. The report of the Pendleton post office for the month of November, Just completed by Assistant Postmas ter French, shows a total Increase In Income over November, 1903, of $488. 72. Of this increase $477. 56 is in stamp sales, $6.31 in newspaper post age, and $4.86 In box rent. The Increase In stamp sales Is one of the greatest Increases ever experi enced In one year. The business for the month of November was unusually heavy because of vigorous advertising by local mercantile Institutions'. Sev eral thousand circulars have been mailed In the past month, and the constantly increasing newspaper post age has also swelled the month's busi ness In a large degree. " Of the newspaper postage the East Oregonian paid $16.74; the Tribune and Ilakawinn combined paid $7.(0, making a total of $24.34 for the month, against a total of $18.03 for November, 1903. The report for November Is as fol lows: Receipts. Stamps $t,531.38 Newspaper postage 24.34 Box rent ; 13.85 (pert Collectors . . - k nh fn. In fcnlocaieu - Son, and will make ciillectini MM a specially, .o s.c o old lor us to handle. plan k: No collections, no Sulla Initltmeu, jungmenu h Atolne-Gordon & Co., Mor ilK Agencr, II. V. Mpe (lo., MgTS. OMR St. Tcle'ilimie Main 31 1 I. L. VAUGHN ELECTRICIAN. apt attend n given and all Iwofk ncuted properly. Weil Supplies of all kinds. rCE-IM Went Court St. (TrlhiiHe Building.) 44 T'L i tilt YOU ARE stmas Activity (ACTIVITY AT THE PEN BTOX WOOLEN MULLS. near approach of Christmas is om will but go up to the Mllli There everything Is "0 activity. Everv mor-liln. UI li being worked tn it. n V l AH the rush orders that F- m. order alone from a firm In "f ItWnt In ArK-orti.l K rear, hi jut beginning to " and the Christmas trade will be the largest In the " hatltutlon. Rotator natnln,.. ..J i jardlng those famous .ii Uver lne worm, M common occurrence to r . n express wagon to r"M mall to the postofflce. T . 0f the8e robe bel" ' Individual orders alone prove that these goods - wpuisr than r These ever for orders come hM - - . r:z. 00'a Ian. "ocai stores, Wae are addefl to the Ming distributed over ti iuui stores the country, Pendleton n, . t Who , . . . Lj"" the products of the have not boon ,?!. V the demand - uutunines now tn Prean ,. """nuj are on file tha. tued out before LK. treas, ' '. EjMlon. Publisher, of Economist, The Dry a. : " Dry Ronri, r " U "One U.-.i. . '"wnrnr hfcy,hl?hant' t ik. ' this wf.v j Bath i . upon ln. ,.?obe'- Lounging Fi Bm, i ""nets and Tobo rraai!. manufactured, hCl' l ccM 'or theM NthVn!!" thyer. plac S! 01,1 even eii, . .r."""-! Won.. "UUBn '.''ihol'ls1?" llst Pn. .T""" lnclmi. '..?:."'' town ;r;c. bk"n but the clt" o' h.r an"?. Pendleton "lanaets. beer; Grand and lor.. J' UT s, p"idletn eware ver ,tt !. u l w win K '"T Jar guaran- WANT HERE Our stock Is an assortment of the world's best gifts; those tli.it combine every element that Is desirable In gifts usefulness, permanence and heuuty. It is the kind of stock that appeals to critical buyers. CHINA l ine china Is a spec! illy tvllh us. We hare a beautiful linn of lniHrtcd cliluaware, Fre ich, Italian, German and Austrian, and an assortment of our best American goods. Full sets, single pieces and a variety of com'ilnntion sets. CUT GLASS No woman ever has too much cut glass. I.Ike Oliver Twist, she always wants more. Our assortment Includes all the most artistic cuttings. Sugar and cream sets, water sets, bowls, nap pies, vases, etc Triplicate Mirrors We liave a nice line of these, all sizes at reasonable prices. TOYS AND DOLLS We have the most complete line in tills city and we arc going to sell at bed-rock pri vs. Come In and see for yourself. OTHER GIFT LINES Dissolution Sale Prices High-grade shoes, the best that ran be bonght, at prices yoa can afford. All new, up-to-date goods and no trash. Here are a few prices for yoa to ponder over: AU or our ladles' $5.00 welt and turn-soled shoes only $3.95 Ladles' $4.00 welt and turn-soled shoes $3.40 Ladles' $3.M welt and turn-soled shoes $3.96 Ladies' $3.00 welt and turn-soled shoes, (except Queen Qual ity) $1.50 Ladles' t2.R0 heavy-soled shoes $3.10 Ladies' $2.00 lieavy and light soles $1.60 Men's $7.00 shoes only $5.95 . Men's $0.00 Juniper kid shoes $4.75 Men's $9.00 patent Ideal kid shoes $5.35 Men's $5.50 viol kid shoes $5.00 Men's $4.00 box calf, vekmr.calf, vki kM and shell cordovan with HOCK OAK soles, only $3.50 Men's $3.50 box calf, velour calf and vM kid, "HOCK OAK" soles $3.00 In fact, everything In the line of footwear for the ok! and young at BEDROCK prices. Dindinger, Wilson Gh Co. GOOD SHOES CHEAPER THAN EV Elt. Total $1,669.57 Expenses. Salaries and rent $508.34 Free delivery 217.49 Incidentals 8.33 Total $734.16 Profit for the month $835.41 The holiday trade Is now beginning to be felt in the volume of business handled by fie office and It Is expect ed that the month of December will be a banner month for the office. OVERSTOCKED SALE. at the Store cvim. WHY PATCH WHEN EAST TO MATCH? s What's the use of bolstering up a J battered fence when our prices for posts and boarding will permit your putting up an entirely new fence to s match your surroundings? Every- thing here tn lumber most people think worth buying. Our estimate s will cost you nothing get It. Pendleton Planing Mills I Robert, Forst-er, Prop. 2 Great Cuts in Prices Made Workingiucn's Clothing Don't Miss Investigating. The Worklngmen's Clothing Co., lo cated at the corner of Main and Webb streets, finds itself in an unpleasant position In that it purchased an extra ordinary large stock of men's and boys' clothing and overcoats, which, because of the backwardness of the season, have fulled to move, and the store is overstocked. The proprietor has decided to reduce the stock and In order to do so has made a genuine cut of 25 to 50 per cent on every suit and overcoat In the house, for the nex't six days. At this great stock reduction sale nothing will be held back. Clothing, overcoats, hats, furnishings, shoes, etc.. all go at the greatly reduced prices. We want the privilege of a visit from you, and right now are in posi tion to make you extraordinary in ducements. We must reduce our ntock. Your investigation is invited. Many have taken advantage of the sale and profited since It started. Don't miss It. TtTTttTTTTTTTTTTTttTTTTTTTTTTTTTTI YOUR ORDER TODAY Is what we are after. Ws are here to please you, we take pains to please and we will pleaBe you, whatever you may want In the way of meats, poultry and all else you expect to find In a well appointed butcher shop. Meats fresh, sweet and ten der, rule the roost with us, which you will know when you have ones tried our service. HOUSER'S MEAT MARKET Altu Street, near Main. PERR.Y HOUSER. HIH B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street CQ"WH1MT I t r Ti J Too many to even name them. them lie re, but come In and see The earlier you come In the easier It will be to make selec tions. COMK SOON. TALLMAN&CO LEADING DRUGGISTS. ieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesseeesseee Monarch j Ranges I Malleable Iron and the kind yon cannot break. I have full line f Ranges, Heaters, both wood and coal, and in vite you to call and examine the same before uylng. T. C. TAYLOR The Hardware Man GEORGETOWN'S NEW BUILDINGS. Extensive Improvements lo the Cath olic University. Washington, D. C, Dec. 8. George town University, one of the leading Catholic educational lmitlttulons of America, today celebrated the jubilee of the dogma of the Immaculate Con ception by dedicating Its' magnificent new refectory and dormitory build ings. The dedication was participated In by many prominent churchmen of Washington, Baltimore and other cities. The new refectory and dormitory cost $125,000, and is four stories in height. The large dining rooms on the first floor are finished with costly Egyptian marble and Scagliola wain' scotlng, while the ceilings are decor ated by eminent artists. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the undersigned until Saturday, December 10, ( p. m., for the erection and completion of a frame residence for 8. 8. Butler. A certified check for one hundred dol lars to accompany each bid to be for feited to the owner should the suc cessful bidder fall to enter Into bond within five days after hs has been awarded the contract Plans and specifications can be seen at the of fice of the architect, room IS, Judd building. C. E. TROUTMAN. Architect S. S. BUTLER, Owner. Deafness Cannot Be Cured hr loral applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that U by cooatltutlonal remedies. Deafosss la caused by so Inflamed coodltlon of lb mucous lining of the kustachlaD Tube, when tbla tube la Inflamed you have s rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness Is tbe result, and unless tbe Inflammatloa can be taken out and tbla tube restored to Its normal condition, besnns will be deatrov. ed forever ; nine ratten out of ten are caus ed br catarrn, which is nothlns but an ln flamed condition of the mucoua surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for anv case of deafnesa (caused by catsrrb) that cannot be cured by Hall'a Catsrrb Cure. Snd for clrculara free. P. J. CHBNKV ft CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Hall'a family Tills for cooatips Hon. kkkAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkhkkkkkkkkkkkkkkAkkkkkLkkkk Don't Go Elsewhere To buy a Mandolin, Guitar, Violin or Banjo until - ou see the wonderful bargains we are offering tills year, Never have these Instruments been so popular among young people as at the present time. If you wish to buy a holiday present that will Instantly please, take one of these beautiful Instruments. Our line Is now complete, having recently received a large shipment from the east, and they are all noted for their beautiful finish, fine tone and durability, - EILERS MUSIC HOUSE The pianos. horns of the Weber, Chlckerlng and Decker aV Son 315 Court Street, Pendleton, Ore. You Enjoy Bowling to Get the Benefit Bowling is an exercise that brings Into play all the muscles. It develops the system and Is recommended by physicians and Instructors in athletics everywliere. Pool and billiard hall In connection, "Get in the Game" Alleys reserved for private parties If spoken for la advance. Brunswick Bowling Alley WADE SILER, Prop. A Standard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship, Hand MadcXIear Havana FIXNN &CO.MakersT- The body of Dr. R. H. Barber, who was drowned Sunday night In the Siuslaw river, was cremated In Port land December 1. Alwava Remember the Full N.-mo . Cures a Cold kn One Day, Cnp in 2 Dcys en every
