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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1904)
1. i ; 1 ' J I i THE OLD ...It Pays to Trade at... 1-1 THE NEW PACK EIGHT. DAILY EAST OREGOX1AK, PENDLETON. PRECOX MONDAY, DECEMBER H '' nnm nun vvhi-v rn it j 111! LI I U U aYaV llkhllk BbW Wat Some Important Facta Which May Prove Helpful. Thirty years ago old-fashioned cod liver oil hud to be forced down a pa tient's throat. Invalids couldn't take It, and children wouldn't. But the doctors prescribed it. and It had to be taken by force. Yet It cured people where enough could be taken Into the system, for It has ever been the great est of all tissue builders and general combang the boll weevil will be re reconstructors known to medicine. I led at tne Na,ional Cotton Boll We are now anxious to have every WwyH conventlon- whlch begun a one know that Vinol Is a new form of , day. mgston ,n shreVeport today, this very old and valuable remedy, gathering Is the largest and most cod liver oil. It contains n a con-, entatlve of the verul confer- rentrated form all the medicinal l-jMlcM, of ltB kllld he,d during the last menu of cod liver oil. actually taken , . . .... . . year or two. Iresn coa8 "ve- DUl y new process it la made without oil or grease, and It Is as delicious to the taste as a fresh orange. Vlnol does not upset the stomach like old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions: Its strengthen Ins; and heal ing properties are remarkable, and both doctors and patients are delight ed with Its action. Many wonderful cures right here In Pendleton have been effected by Its use, and we ask all of our customers to try Vlnol on our guarantee to re turn money every time it falls to make rich, red blood, increase the appetite, cure stomach troubles, give strength and renewed vitality to the aged, run down, tired and debilitated, or cure chronic colds, hacking coughs or bronchitis. Brock ft McComas Co., druggists. Building Material OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ! SASH, DOORS j and WINDOWS Made to Order Building Pa per, Lime, Cement, Brick and Sand, Wood Cutters for Barns and Dwellings a Specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta Street, Opp. Court Boose. HE BUYS A CHEAP OXE, when price is the only thing a man t knows about buggies. After he bas j had some experience, quality comes j first, and you always get that In the ; -vehicles at Neagte's: Winona Wagons, I Buggies and Hacks, and the best made. We sell them. Bone-dry j timber, well painted and ironed, and warranted by ui, . (- Neagle Brothers : THE BLACKSMITHS. W tell 4b Stover Gasoline Engine. 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. Colesworthy 127-12$ East Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. (6 (ML LET CB FILL TOUR BIN WITH Rock Spring Coal Recognized as the best and most economical fueL We are prepared to con tract with yon for your winter' supply. We da liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. MAIN STREET. NEAR DEPOT. W II.I, BE STVDIED IX A , SOVTHF.RX CONVENTION. I All tlie Cotton Crowing PIstrkiH Are! Represented In a Convention at Shrereport, I.oulsian Tile Gen- ! oral Government and State Govern- j inenta Are Interested, ami Contrib ute to the Efforts to Eliminate tlie Peat. I Shreveport. La., Dee. 15. All that has been learned during the past few K. tha rilfforont wnvs of - . forma. onenhiK I this afternoon showed all of the cot ton-growing states to be well repre sented, though, quite naturally, the largest number of delegates come from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana, where the ravages of the Mexican pest have been most extensive and disastrous. The Inltinl session of the convention was devoted to the open ing formalities. Governor Blanchard of Louisiana. In an address of welcome, extended cordial greeting to the visitors and emphnslzed the Importance of the gathering. The response was dellv- j ered by Governor Frailer of Tennes ; see. The remainder of the session I was taken up with the work of per I manent organization, appointment of the necessary committees and other work of a routine nature. The dominant feature of the suc ceeding sessions of the convention will be the addresses by the government and stnte entomologists whose work during the last year or two, while It has not stopped the ravages of the In- sects, has helped to restrict in a measure their field of operations. The entomologists will explain to the con vention the nature and results of their ) experiments and present their views Jin regara to tne luiure course to oe i adopted. Other speakers who will be heard Include Secretary of Agricul ture Wilson, tiawara Atkinson oi Boston. Prof. J. H. Connell of Dallas, and Congressman A. L. Burleson of Texaa. t , V WAR ON TOBACCO TRl'ST. Indi'lKMiflent IVHlcrH and Manufactur ers Organize. Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 12. Or ganised warfare aguinst the tobacco trust Is to be carried on In earnest if the plans of the national convention of Independent tobacco manufacturers and dealers begun here today are car ried out. The convention is the result of a call sent out some time ago by the ; Independent dealers of Philadelphia. J who have been more successful than , I their brethren In other cities In hold j ing the trust at bay. The cull was j responded to by the independents of t many of the largest cities of the country and by the growers and man j ufacturers of Ohio. Illinois, Wiscon sin. Minnesota, Kentucky, Virginia and other states. The result Is the I largest gathering of the kind ever held in this country, there being more than 7000 persons Interested In the tobacco trade In attendance. The plan of the promoters of the movement is to organise for concerted action all of the Independent associa tions now in existence. These Include the Independent Tobacco Manufac turers" Association of the United I States and the Independent Tobacco j League of America together with some 20 state associations. Tomorrow's Money. Money counts today, but the money of today is worthless tomorrow. The multimillionaire of Monday (lies on Tuesday. Is buried on Wednesday and forgotten ou Thursday. The real man who has something to biro above and beyond trading, who neither reck ons himself nor Is reckoned by his uol lars, never dies. Hayfield Mower. A Turkish Riddle. Here Is an old Turkish riddle which bas keen banded down for many ceo-: tunes and yet has never been an- i awered: "There was once a beggar who always dreamed lie waa a pasha, and there was a pasha who always dreamed he was a beggar. Which was the happier?" ! Why lb. Was la It. Phyllis Charlie Short told me the other day that he preferred blond girls. Isabel Too must be mistaken. He proposed to me last week, and I am a decided brunette. Phyllis True, dear, but then you have a fair Income. St. Louis Republic. The Caavlaelasr AnTBMSt. Young Lady Shopper This piece of dress poods suits me, except tbat I do not think the figure In It la pretty. Subtle Salesman Ah, but you surely will when It is made up and you bare the dress on. Something to Give Them, "Mary," said the Invalid to his wife, when the doctor pronounced It a case of scarlet fever. "If any of my creditors cull, tell them that I am at last in a condition to give them something." I)nrre a long life I have proved that not one kind word ever spoken. ot one fcind deed ever done, but sooner o litter returns to bless the giver. Lord Shaftesbury. . To Care a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggist refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's sig nature la on each bos, tie. PEOPLES WAMOUSE The Success of Our Business FIND THAT TOUR DOLLARS UL BIT THE MOST IX Ql'AUTY AMI Q! ANTITY AT 1 HE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. Two Neckwear Bar gains ECONOMICAL WOMEN SHOULD REAR 25 doien 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 EOc values. Special at half price, each , 25c Womens Handk'rch'fs An immense purchase of women's and chil dren's handkerchiefs, in the greatest variety of all the newest and staple qualities; plain hemstitched, fancy borders, fancy embroi dered acallops, 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 5e, Wc, 12 l-2e. 1.1c, 20c, 25c, 3,1c and 50c. Domestic Counter Bleached Sheets Beady to use, made of stan dard medium weight sheeting, that Is always reliable. For full size beds, each 50c Pillow Cases Good quality and well made 42-Inch, 10c; 45-Inch 13 Uc Bleached Muslin Extra good quality, 12 yards for $1.00 Best Grade American Prints, all styles and colors 4c Outing Flannel Heavy quality, dark or light '. ... 8c Flannelettes, 36 inches wide, new styles. 15c values 10 'iic 100 doien Linen Iluck Towels; special price, each ioc Cutton Batting of superior quality, roll .... 10c Oregon Flannels, in all colors, yard S5c X-Mas Gifts-Colored Dress Goods It Is now high time to consider what yon are going to buy for Christmas. We could suggest nothing more appropriate than a neat Dress or Waist Pattern. To lessen your ex endlture, take advantage of our Dress Goods offerings for Monday. VOILES FOR EVENING WEAR All Shades. tl.50 French Voiles, 44 inches wide $1.00 65c French Voiles, 46 Inches wide .... 60c MANNISH SUITINGS, EVERY DESIGN AND , COLOR. $1.75 French Cloy Worsted, 54-inch $1.25 $2.25 French Clay Worsted, 54-inch $1.75 tl.50 Scotch Cheviots, 54-inch $1.15 $1.25 Scotch Cheviots, 54-Inch' 5c $1.00 Cheviot Suitings, 48-Inch 78c 65c Mixed Suitings, 40-Inch 47c Blankets THREE EXCEIJ.ENT VALUES. first A lot of fleeced cotton Blankets, me ' dlum size, and the best 75c blankets we can buy. At , 6:lc Second Oray wool Blankets, large double-bed size, wool, with some cotton to prevent shrinkage; best $3.50 values In this ever shown. Our special price $2.1(5 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 $5.25 pair; our price $1.25 COTTON-FILLED COMFORTERS, $1.50. Full size Comforters, covered with figured allk oline, filled with white carded cotton, atltch 1 ed or yarn-tied. None like these anywhere for the money. Only $1.50 Featlier Pillows, 1 1-2-Ib weight, geese and duck feathers 85c ...It PpSs" War THE Petticoat Values Black mercerized sateen Petticoats, having flaring sectional flounce, trimmed with tucks and Btrap bunds actuully worth $2.26; special price $1.75 Silk Petticoats of heavy, rustling taffeta, huv ing Vun Dyke accordion plaited flounce, trimmed with sectional ruffles and rurhlngs. silk underlay and dust ruffle. In black, plain colors and changeables. worth $8.75; our price M 75 Women's Winter Jackets Bought from a New York manufacturer at less than 60 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 nf putting on our tables: regular $5.69; for $3.00 XXX Furs of All Kinds, from $1.25 to $17.50 Ity far the best values shown In the city. Our salesladies will he pleased tn show you our Furs, whether you want to buy or not. Infants' Wear A new and select line nf Christen inR Dresses and little Couts and Sacques. Dress Goods FANCY WAISTINGS. 75c fancy Flnettelalns. 29-inch . . ., 50c Should you prefer a Cravcnctte Suit or Rain Coat, get our prices on them. They arc guar- 1 anteed. black Ki;i:ss (;oois. , A new dress pattern, nnd plenty of time to , have It made at a saving of one-third, Is what we offer our patrons. : THE ITEMS ARE AS FOLLOWS: ; 52-Inch Black English Mohair Ciisplue, shrunk and sponged; easy to keep clean regular j . $1.50 value, special at one-third off M INI ! o 2-luch Black Broadcloth, very fine, soft, lus- I trous finish, suitable for sultB. skirts or cloaks Mi regular $1.25 value, special at one- ! third off osc 46-lnch Black Biithln Granite, extra hard dou ble and twisted thread; dust and lint will ' not cIIiib to It; regular $1.00 value, at one- i "" off ; 44-Inch Bluck Piuiniun Sacking, smooth, nnd ' glossy finish; sheds dust and lint: nothing more stylish or serviceable; regular $1.25 vulue. special at onc-lliird off 7c Crushed Velvets and Embroidered Velvets In ull colors; 18 In 24 Inches wide- 11 on v,,l for 75c Holioay Sale of Silks A snlo Hint Is far enough ulieail of Christ, mas to lie of greatest usefulness for nIIMe wlo huve to make gifts, or who arc planning gowns or waists. To lie brief, there Is every weave ami color of silk scores of novelties. and all at half price or near It. SILKS Values up to 50c at roc SILKS Values up tn $1.00 at 9e SILKS Values up to $1.50 at .$1.19 All remnants and short lengths t less than half price. 1000 SII.K-FI.OSS SOFA CUSHIONS. Made of fine sanitary fin,,. You will need cushions for the holiday,; It would be wise to buy some. Gloves Sovcrelg,2-cla.p Kid Glove, made from fine select .kins: every pair fitted, and gunran teed. All the new winter shades, pair $1.00 lec.rlcsa3-clasp, made from the genuine kid skins with Pari, Point stitching In back Beautiful fitting glove, and fine assortment of shades, pair $1 50 Pays to Trade Ik Children's Coats and Dresses Ages , 8, 10, 12 and 14 $3.25 was the price, now 4.00 waa the price, now 5.00 was the price, now 6.60 was the price, now "' 7.00 was the price, now. Tourist Coats We are offering this week extra special vslaai from the liest stork of popular price (sr. ineiiiM in me aty. ion can t fall to tint your coat nere. Tourist Coats of Scotch and English mbttursi, zibellnes, cheviots, coverts and fancy ma tures, 40 to 46 Inches long; ,ome art mtde with yokes and plaited backs, $$u $111.50, $12.50 and $15.00. Underwear, Hosiery PltK'ES THE SIGNAL FOR THE SEASONS URCEST SELLING. At the following prices you should not hot, Itnte to provide for future needs, talder neiitlior Is bound to come. BETTER BE PRE PARED. Women's Fleeml Vests nnd Pants Of the finest combed Egyptian ynrn. hand-trlmmcd and silk finish, warm nnd cozy garmenti; excellent 65c grade special at '..48c Wolnen's All Wool Cashmere Stocking Posi tively the best 75c quality, of the Jlneit cashmere, made with all wool gray merino feet, for wear and cold weather comfort unsurpassed. Pair &lc Women's Silk Fleeced Storking A full-fssh-loned Stocking, extra heavy silk fleeced, splepdid for warmth and wenr. Our best $ for $1 grade; at. the pair S5r Children's Heavy Fleeced Stocking In the heavy 2x1 or 3x1 ribs nice, soft fleece, lined, extra heavy weights best two-bit grade, at, the pair 18c Christmas Offerings in the Men's Department All Silk Brocaded M timers, in black, white mo fancy colors, from $2.00 to '....Sue .Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, hand hemstitched. In medium nnd large 25c nnd 50c All Silk Handkerchiefs. In plain cream and large assortment of fancy colors. 23c and 50c Men's Fancy Silk SiiMHMidcrs. one tn a box. I very suitable Christmas present prices from $2.50 to Mc Men's All Silk Fmir-ln-lliiliiK In all the latest colors, regulnr 50c value special Wc Men's All Silk English Snare Tics. In a large variety of sWll patterns, nt 50c. $1.00. $1.50 Men's Brew Shirts, in white plaited golf and fancy colors; also n line of stiff bosom excellent values Men's Heavy Cotton Fiidemenr. In ribbed, fleeced and heavy double fleece 506 Men's Part Wool Fndertvenr, In grny, all ! 75c Men's Wool Fnderwenr, In gray and tan, al" gray ribbed worsted. Special Big Uce Curtains for Little Money 1 l.iuv Curtains, 3 1-2 yards long and 50 lncn wide, heavy double thrend. P.egular IM'j special at " l4ioe Curtains, S 1-2 yards long, and 50 inches wide, heavy Scotch lace patterns. Regular $2.00; special nt '' Hutteiibcrg, Holihlnet Lace Curtains, WW Arabian. Fine Assortment of Leather Goods I',. if,.u.in -i. ,i e ,-hoir leather, such as buffalo, hard-finished walrus, ami si mm w, . . I J Alr1 mmintlniTS " ft Li II laltTlU I ttllU lllttwci "' - j- with purse and card case, braided and Fn strap bandies, from 26c to at... 1!S: ti n a fitted 4
