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DAILY BAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETOW, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1904.
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FOR VOIMEM
I'iicIi That Every Woo
Desires to Know . ,
About Sanative Antisep
tic Cleansing
Jlnd about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands
Too much stress cannot be placed on
the great value of Cuttcara Soap, Olnt-
Bient and Besolvent In the antlaeptie
cleansing of the mucous aorfaces, and
of the blood and circulating fluids, thus
t affording pore, sweet and economical
1 fecal and constitutional treatment for
-weakening ulcerations. Inflammations,
itching, Irritations, 'relaxations, dls
-placements, pains and Irregularities pa
) collar to females. Hence the Cutlcura
J xemedles bars a wonderful Influence la
restoring health, strength and beauty
', to weary women,- who have been pra-
maturely aged and Invalided, by these
, , Ajatraasing ailments, as well ss such
- sympathetic afflictions as anemia, ehlo
4i roals, hysteria and nerroasnees.
Women from the rery first hare fully
appreciated the purity and sweetness,
the power to afford Immediate relief,
t. the certainty of speedy and permanent
care, the absolute safety and great
J economy which hare made the Cutlcura
remedies the standard humour remedies
of the civilized world.
i Millions of women nse Cutlcura Soap,
o assisted by Cutlcura Ointment, for pro-
serving, purifying and beautifying the
" skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,
? scales and dandruff, and the stopping of
falling hair, for softening, whitening
and soothing red, rough and sore hands,
v '"for annoying Irritations and ulcerative
weaknesses, and for many sanative, an
' tiseptic purposes which readily suggest
themselves, as well as for all the pur-
.- poses of the toilet, bath and nursery. .
SoU thfOncftaatth world. Cadnra Rtttlral, One. dm
Sm of CAoeoJcu Coud Pilto, tic. per Till of ), Uiot
mrat,ic.. Soap. Uc. Depots i lwdea, ST ChtrtuhoaM
a. t P.rH i RM 4 U hit BMnn. Iff CnlsmBM
tc. ranr urns unem. corp., sol .
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HE lirvs 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 ut N'eagle'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
' TFIE BLACKSMITHS.
We sell the Stover Gasoline Engine.
Get that Picture
Framed
Don't put It off any longer.
You want to give It to some
friend for Christmas.
Our store does the neatest and
best work, bas the most com
plete line of mouldings and
mountings and the right prices.
See C. Sharp
' SOS East Court Street.
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Tfce Colombia
Lodging House
Well ventilated, neat and com
fortable rooms, food beds. Bar
in connection, where the best
goods are served.
Main street, center of block, be
tween Alts and Webb streets.
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!AGAINST TOBACCO
BILL TO PREVENT ITS SALE .
TO MINORS IS PKEPAItED.
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Under ft IrovlK.ons it Will lie Unlaw-1
ful to Sell to Boys Under 18, Any
Cigars, Cigarettes or Tobacco In
Any Form, Under a Penalty of
From 'X to $50 Fine -Bill Ih In
tended to Complete PreHcnt Law.
The following bill to prohibit the
sit le of tobacco to minora will be in
troduced In the coming session of the
Oregon legislature. '
The Antl-Clgarette League Is back
of the bill, and will work diligently1
for Its passage: ' '
An uct to prohibit the sale of to
bucco, cigars or cigarettes to minors
under the age of 18 years, and the
use of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes
by such minors In any public place,
and to repeal the act entitled, An iact
to prohibit the sale of tobacco, cigttrs
or cigarettes to minors under the age
of. .18 .years, approved Februnry 18.
188. - Enaated by the legislative as
sembly of the state of Oregon: t-
Section 1. It shall be unlawful to
sell; barter, trade, give or In any man
ner furnish to any minor under the
age of 18 years any tobacco, cigar, or
cigarette in nny form, or any com -pound
hi which ! tobacco forms a com
ponent part, without the written con
sent of such minor's parent or guard
ian, and when such minor has no par
ent or guardian, then In that case
consent may be given by,,. the county
court, sitting for the transaction of
county business, upon the proper ap-
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i plication tn the county in which mid
minor may have his residence.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the
provisions of this act shall, upon
conviction, be fined in uny sum not
less than two dollars nor more than
fifty dollars.
Sec. 3. - It shall be unlawful for
any minor under the age of 18 years.
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to smoke, or In any way use any cl-
gar. cigarette or tobacco In any form 1
whatsoever in any public highway, i
street, place, square or resort. I
Sec. 4.' Any minor violating the!
provisions of this act shall, upon con- I
vlction, be fined In any sum not less I
than one nor more than ten dollars, or '
by Imprisonment at the option of the I
court, two days for each offense. j
Sec. 5. Justices of the peace shall j
have concurrent jurisdiction with the
circuit court for all offenses arising'
under this act. 1
Sec. 6. The act entitled, "An act to
prohibit the sale of tobacco, cigars or j
cigarettes to minors under the affe of
18 years, approved February 18. 1881. I
and all other acts and parts of acts
a-a-
Inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed. k. Inasmuch as the present
law upon the subject Is incomplete,
and an emergency exists, this act
shull be in force from and after Us
approval by the governor.
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PKTl'KEK FOR EXPOSITION.
llilllan Exhibit Will lie a Feature of
Fine ArlB DlMpluy lit Portland.
Portland, Dec. 9. A feature of the
fine arts exhibit ut the Lewis and
Clark exposition will be the Italian
display of rare art creations. Italy
has applied for a large allotment of
space and some of the best works of
Italian artists of the present day and
some of the old masters will be hung
it the exposition for the first time In
this 'country.
V. Zegglo, commissioner, general
from Italy to the Lewis and Clurk ex
position, has left this country for
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Venice, where he will make a care
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tul selection of paintings and other
works of art for the. exhibit. Some
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of the rarest paintings executed since
the Renaissance are on exhibition l.i
Royal Italian galleries end as
Commissioner Zegglo will have thsse
to select from, It may be said without
exngw-ntieii that the Italian art ex
hibit at the Lewis and Clark exposi
tion will be the finest ever displayed
in this country.
Owing to the great value of some
of the paintings they will be brought
to Portland under the care of special
guards.
RESUMES WORLD TOUR.
Will Be Largely Traveled In an Auto
mobile. Vancouver, B. C. Dec. . Churles
J. Olldden. a Boston millionaire now
on a seven years' tour of the world
In a huge automobile, has booked his
passage on the steamer Moana which
sails. today tor Honolulu. ..Arriving at
Honolulu Mr. Glidden plans to make
a five hours' stay, during which time
he expects to make a hundred mile
tonir'ln his automobile.
Prom Honolulu he will go to the
FIJI islands for 10 days and 100 miles
of touring;-thence to New Zealand,
where, comenclng with Adelaide, he
expects to do 1000 miles, going then
la japan (or 2000 miles. At Singa
pore he will leave his automobile and
return by way of Europe, attending
the Gordon Bennett race. In the fall
of next year he expects to go to Sin
gapore-tend thence' continue his world
trip.
Welcome for Karl Grey.
Halifax, N. &, Dec. . In antici
pation of the arrival here today or
tomorrow of the Allan liner Parisian
a distinguished delegation has assem
bled here to accord a welcome to
Earl Grey, the new governor general
of Caruida, who, with his family and
alds-ds-camp are passengers on the
vessel.,. Among those -present to take
part in the reception aire representa
tives of Ottawa, Toronto and various
other cities of the eastern provinces.
V Bids for Building.
The trustees of the FratemaJ .Or
der of Eagles Invite tide for the old
Wheeler building on tfeurU street
The building must be removed by
reoruary ist,-,i06. , i -
A. C.-KOEFPBN; Trustee.
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IS DUE TO THE HONESTY or OUR ADVERTISING AND THE STERLING VALUES
ELATED WITH FALSE VALUES ALWAYS DROPS TO ITS PROPER LEVEL. !OMPAIEK "AND CONTRAST AND YOU'LL Altti
I'IND THAT YOUR DOLLARS TOiL BUY THE MOST IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WH 3
Two Neckwear Bar
gains ECONOMICAL WOMEN SHOULD READ
25 dozen Embroidered Collars, with long silk
ties. They come In colors, brown, navy, red,
green and white. Others silk embroidered
stocks. In pretty combination of colorings.
Regular 50c values. Special at half price,
?ach 2SO
Womens Handk'rch'fs
An immense purchase of women's and chil
dren's handkerchiefs, In the grentest variety
of all the newest and staple qualities; plain
hemstitched, fancy borders, fancy embroi
dered scallops, fancy embroidered centers
and lace-trimmed edges, also with Initials.
Early buying means the greatest value. Buy
your Christmas supply now; It means a
great saving. All new and fresh, all choice
patterns. Prices range at Be, 10c, 12 l-2c,
15c, 20c, 25c, 35c and 50c.
Domestic Counter
llk'uclu-d Sheets Ready to use, made of stan
dard medium weight sheeting, that is always
reliable.
For full size beds, each BOc
Pillow- Cases Good quality and well made
42-Inch, 10c; 45-Inch 12 Jc
Blenched Muslin Extra good quality, 12 yards
fr $1.00
Best Grade American Prints, all styles and
colors 40
Outing Flannel Heavy quality, dark or light
8c
MiiiineletioH, 36 Inches wide, new styles, 15c
value 10140
100 dozen Linen Huck Towels; special price,
each 10c
Cotton ISuttiiitf of superior quality, roll .... 10c
Oregon Flannels, In all colors, yard ......35c
X-Mas CifLs-CoIored Dress Goods
It is now high tinio to consider wliat yoit
uro going to buy for Christmas. Wo could
suggest nothing more appropriate than a neat
Dress or Waist Pattern. To lessen your ex
IKMulitiirc, hike advantage of our Dress Goods
offerings for Monday.
VOILES FOR EVENING WEAR AU Slindes.
$1.50 French Voiles, 44 Inches wide $1.00
5c French Voiles, 46 Inches wide .... BOc
MANNISH SUITINGS, EVERY DESIGN AND
COLOR.
tl.75 French Clay Worsted, 54-Inch,
$2.26 French Clay Worsted, 64-Inch
$1.60 Scotch Cheviots, 64-Inch . . .
$1.25 Scotch Cheviots, 64-inch ...
$1.00 Cheviot Suitings, 48-inch ...
.$1.25
.$1.75
.$1.15
. 05c
. 78c
65c Mixed Suitings, 40-Inch 47c
Blankets
THREE EXCELLENT VALUE'S.
First A lot of fleeced cotton Blankets, me
dium size, and the best 76o blankets we can
buy. At 3o
Second Gray wool Blankets, large double-bed
size, wool, with some cotton to prevent
shrinkage; best $3.50 values In this ever
shown. Our special price $2.05
Third White Oregon Blankets, best merino
wool, made by the Union Mills, Union, Ore
gon; the 10-4 size and worth anywhere -from
$4.75 to $6.25 pair; oar price .1 $4.26
COTTON-FILLED COMFORTERS, $1.50.
Full size Comforters, covered with figured silk-:
. ollne, filled with white carded cotton, ttitch-tl
eo or yarn-tied.- None like these anpwnera,
for the money. Only $1.B0
Feather Pillows, 8 1-2-lb weight, geese and
duok feathers , .:'.';";".85c
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The Success of Our Business
Petticoat Values
Black mercerized sateen Petticoats, having
flaring sectional flounce, trimmed with
tucks nnd strap bands actually worth
I2.2G; special price .. $1.75
Silk Petticoats of heavy, rustling taffeta, hav
ing Van Dyke accordion plaited flounce,
trimmed with sectional ruffles and ruchlngs,
silk underlay and dust ruffle, in black, plain
colors and changeables, worth $8.75; our
price $6.50
75 Women's Winker Jackets
Bought from a New York manufacturer at less
than 50 cents on the dollar. Their loss Is
your gain. These Jackets are made In a
variety of cloths and colors, half-fitted backs,
27 inches long. One of the greatest bargains
we ever had the pleasure of putting on our
tables: regular $5.69; for $3.00
XXX Furs of All Kinds, from $1.25 to $17.50
By fur the best values shown In the city.
Our salesladies will be pleased to show you
our Furs, whether you want to buy or not.
Infants' Wear
A new and select line of Christening Dresses
nnd little Coots and Sacques. -
Dress Goods
FANCY WAISTIXGS.
75c fancy Finettdlains, 29-inch 50c
Should you prefer a Cruveuettc Suit or Ruin
Cont. get our prices on them. They are giiiir
ttntced. BLACK DltlOSS GOODS.
A new dress pattern, and plenty of time to
have It made at a Bavlng of one-tlilnl, Is
what we offer our patrons.
THE ITEMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
52-Inch llluek English Molmlr Crlsplne, shrunk
and sponged; easy to keep clean regular
$1.50 value, special at ono-thinl off $1.00
52-Inch llluek Broadcloth, very fine, soft, lus
trous finish, suitable for suits, skirts or
clouks'i regular $1.25 value, special nt 0110
tlilnl off fl3o
46-Inch Black Butltla Granite. exVra hard dou
ble and twisted thread; dust and lint will
not cling to It; regular $1.00 vnlue, at one
third off Mo
44-Inch llluek Panama Siieki'iig,' smooth,' and
glossy finish; sheds dust and lint: nothing
more stylish or serviceable; regular $1.26
value, special nt niic-tlilnl off 70
Crushed Velvets mid Embroidered. Velvets In
all colors; 18 to 24 inches wide; $1.00 value
,or 76c
Holiday Sale of Silks
A sale that Is fur enough ahead of Christ
inas to be of greatest usefulness for those who
liiivo to make gifts, P uh Bre plnIIK gyvnn
or waists. To he brief, there is every weave
... cohM- of sllk-aeores of noveltiesend all
at half price or near It. .
SILKS Values up to 50c at $oc
SILKS Values up to $1.00 at..!!!'!'" 6Bc
SILKS Values up to $1.50 nt . .. . .$1.19
lwlfAprlce1,m""" """ UT ,"",tl"' at ,e ,han
1000 SILK-FLOSS SOFA CUSHIONS.
Made of fine sanitary floss. You will need
cushions for the holidays; It would be wis. to
buy some. t
Gloves
ovarelgn-.i.0iap Kld p,ove made (rQm
'"w1 '?,1.i"eVr, PUr ,ltted' and """'
teed. - All the new winter shades, pair $1.00
ieriesa 3-dasp, madelirom the genuine kid
skin with Pari. Point stitching l back
3 Beautlfui fitting glovej, and fin. 'artmeni
of shades, pair .$1 50
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Dresses
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$3.25 was the price, now ..2
4,00 was the price, now
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Tourist Coats
Wo arc offering this week extra special nlw
from the best stock of popular prln nu.
mcntH in the city. You can't fall to find
your coat here.
Tourist Coats of Scotch and English mlitu
zlbellnes, cheviots, coverts and fancy ma- J
lures, su 10 45 incnes long; some are mailt
with yokes and plaited backi $.
$10.50, $12.50 and $15.00.
Underwear, Hosiery
PRICES THE SIGNAL FOR THE SEASON'S
LARGEST SELLING.
At the following prices you should not bs ,
Itiite to provide for future needs, Oslstr '
weather Is bound to come. BETTER BE PRE- '
PARED.
Women's Fleeced Vests and Pants Of Us
finest combed Egyptian yarn, hand-trimmed,
and silk finish, warm and cozy garmeDli;
excellent 66c grade special at 4le ,
W onion's All Wool Cnshiucre Stockings Posi
tively the best 75c quality, of the finMt ,
cashmere, made with nil wool gray merino
feet, for wear and cold wenther comfort
unsurpassed. Pair 50t ,
Women's Silk Fleeced Stockings A full-fart-loned
Stocking, extra heavy silk fleeted.
splendid for warmth and wear. Our be 1
for $1 grade; nt, the pair ,
Children's Heavy. Fleeced Stockings In the 1
heavy 2x1 or lxl ribs nice, soft fleeee. j
lined, extra heavy weights best ttro-Mt ,
grade, at, the pair '
Christmas Offerings in the
Men's Department
All Silk Ilrocmlcd Mufflers, In black, white ins
fancy colors, from $2.00 to....
Inpnnese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, hud
hemstitched. In medium nnd large ii, l
25c and
All Silk Handkerchiefs, In plain cream ud
large assortment of fancy colors, 25c and 50c
Men's Fnney Silk Susiiendcrs, one in a box.
very suitable Christmas present price fro"
$2.50 tn
Men's All Silk Foiir-ln-Ilnnds, In all the Ute i
colors, regular 60c value special "!
Men's All Hlllr 1?i,irli.il, Klllirn TIOS. In
variety of swell patterns, at 50c, ttM, W A
Men's Dress Shirts, In white piaitea ! -
fanry colors; also a line of stiff bowmjJ
Men's Heavy Cotton Underwear,
In
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fleeced nnd henw double fleece
Men's Part Wool Underwear, In gra 1,1
Men's Wool Underwear, In gray and tan,
gray ribbed worsted. Special
BigLace Curtains for Little Mony
Lace Cnrtalns, S 1-2 yards long and 10 lnJ"
wide, heavy double thread. Regal" "-
- special at Vii.eis4
Lace Cnrtalns, 8 1-2 yards long, and M 1 wjJJ
wide, heavy Scotch lace patterna BeJjJ j
J.oo; special at tniisur"
Battenberg, Bobblnet I4ice Curtains, w 4
'-- - Fine Assortment of
Leather Goods
For Holiday Gift, made of choice 4
si.aV. ki.TValii hstrii.flrilflbed WKlrV'' .
gold, gunmetal and nickel "JJJJJ'JJ ru i
strap handles, from J6c to
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