East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 13, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTEN TAGES, T, , I ' ' I ', i , ",TI rEyPLETO!- TUESDAY. DECEMBER ., PAGE THREE. ftlH""""""''""iiM , , , f "" T7T.ii.i;;::;;7.gItt i n nr n i w- . , SPECIAL BARfiMN SALE OI K 8PI.EXDID PREPARATION TO T , ... MAkes pp mi. ... - cVE MONEY ON EVERY pit,..,, m ".its- OPPORTUNITY W MK "EM MENTIONED i POSHHtC V-SXlUlfc. HERE IS A DISTINCT T' ' T' ' T' ' ' V. i T' ' T" ' T' ' I' ' i Bay Winter Underwear 'omrn' Swt ribbed, fleece-lined uaasa mots, 40e value at J Women Onolui love filling, rasunless .Jen,, union sulta, 7&c value 4Jc 2 Women'! extra quality, Jersey ribbed, fleece- lined veeta or pants, 60c value jj,, Women' silk and wool Jersey ribbed Tens or pants, Oxford cut, $1.7 valaea . . . , tl Js Kew pillow, all ready for use at 9c and 8Sc Made with neat ruffles and new design, see window display. 1,0 ,0r c Ho J Women's black cotton nose. wl, finished feet, f regular SSc value, special tc pair 85c buys a regular 50c value pillow tops. 15c bur, Easy Can 25c Hose supporter, for ba bies, children and misses. ISc buy, any 2Sc ladles' embroidered banderohiefa. ft 20c buys a SSc ladles' golf glove. In black , white. 12.35 for any ladles' 13.00 shoes In the House, We eR nothing but guaranteed shoes. Every pair warranted, in vW, velour, box calf; 4n welt and turn soles. J ALEXANDER DEPT. STORE THE GIVERS OP BEST VALUES. rs HIIIIUIII 49 4 Practical Help For Christmas 1 ...Buyers... We have sold holiday goods for many years. We have given the matter careful study We have endeavored each year to so select our stock as to afford both satisfaction and saving to our cus tomers. We believe that this year we have been more successful than ever before. We believe we have come wearer to 'having Just what people want, of having goods that will please both giver and recipient. We know that our prices are right, that, quality considered, the)- are ifbe lowest to i be had. Come Soon and See Whenever you -start -out on a shopping tour, come here first. This plan will save you many un- necessary steps and much time. If we haven't Just what you want then look elsewhere. We shall not urge you to ny, but we do wish you to see our goods as soon as yon can. It will be to your ad- H advantage la ewery iway to n.ake selections before the final rush Ibegnw. .Special Helps... If desired, ajeod on which part puyment Is made, will be st aside tor you. We will pack and ship anything yoa buy of us for out of town friends. We will deliver goods anywhere In the ?lty, the day before Christmas. If desired. WE WISH TO BK OF (PRACTICAL SERVICE IX EVERT WAY VE CUE. Tallman (h Co. Leading Druggists TIE WOQLGRDWERS OKKCwOX MAY SKXI A ltKU EG ATE TO WASHINGTON. KltecHiien Interested in tle Matter of Uegulatliig Forest Kvwmit and In tlte Form of llange Ieaurn Vital tuo-lton to lie lXMCumnl by Kim- t entry rougrvH In Waiting ton, D. t A mooting of the Oregon Wool growers' Association Is culled to be held In this city on Monday. Decem ber 19, for the purpose of discussing the question of sending a delegate from Oregon to the Forest Congress, which meets In Washington, D. C, on January 2, for the purpose of discuss ing the disposal of the forest reserve ranges of the West. The method of leasing the reserve lands will be decided by this forestry congress, and it la imperative that every sectton of the Vnited States having livestock Interests, to be In attendant and assist In arranging the details of the leases and leasing system to be adopted there. The government officials will be on hand eo listen to the advice and sug gestions of the practical stockmen, and the form of leases and regula tions governing the reserves will largely depend on the strength of the stockmen's representation at the con gress. If the stockmen do not take enough Interest to attend the meeting and assist In formulating some practical method of disposing of the leasing question, then the forest theorists In the government departments will de cide upon the policy to be adopted. A large attendance of wool growers Is urged to be present at the coming meeting In this city, In hopes that some definite steps toward sending a re p reseu tn five may be taken. Nothing-No Nothing You can possibly think of would please tlte men folks aa much a. to receive a Gillett Safety Razor for Christinas. No honing or sharpening. Always ready tor use. The Gillette Is the rasor you have seen advertised to extenjtvev In the magazines. Goodman-Thompson Co. HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMI1INQ GOING OUT OF BUSINESS My stork Ml'ST be reduced and Is now orfered at lea. than regular prices. Lots of articles are going at cost. It will pay nnyoro tn come and see Joe flakier from now until January first, fur lie Is In It on low prices, JOE BASLER NATIONAL, li'.A(iVK MEETING. Mne-ti of Manager for Srawn of ' 1905. New York, Dec. 13. National League baseball for the season of 1905 made Its debut today with the assembling of the league magnates In this city for their annual meeting. The ostensible purpose of the winter meeting Is to wind up the affairs of the past season, but the present meet ing will deal chiefly with affairs re lating to the coming aeason. The schedule will come up for discussion in a preliminary way and a decision may be reached regarding the advis ability of shortening the playing sea son. Another matter to receive attention Is that relating to post-season games and an effort will be made to put them on some recognised basis In har mony with similar action to be taken by the American league. It Is proba ble that the responsibility of the post e a son games to be played by teams of the opposing leagues will be placed upon the shoulders of the na tional commission. consisting of Messrs. Johnson, Hermann and Pul- liam. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS, PORTLAND. OREGON' Wished in 18M. Open all the ear. Private or claas instruction- Thousand, of graduate. In positions; opportunities constantly furring, it pays to attend our aohoai'. Catalogue, apeclmens. etc.. A. P. ARMSTRONG, IU, PRINCIPAL. ! BYERS' BEST FLOUR j b "ade front the choice wheal that gmm Good bread J" e Byerf Beet Flour la sued.. Braa. ahorta, ateaai rolled way oa hand, J PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. I. BYERS, Proprietor. Standard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship XJMMJ EVENTS. December 20-21 Oregon Dairy men's Association, Portland. December 21 Washington Live stock Association, flpokane. January 9 Oregon legislature con venes at Salem Jan uary 1 0-1 1 Oregon Historical Society, Portlaad. January 19-14 Stotlonal 'Livestock convention, Desver. February It 100th anniversary of the birth of 8acajewea' baby at Fort Mandan, with Lewis and -Clark's expedition. June 1. 106 Opening Lewis and Clark exposition. New York State Iiiirynn'it. He.rklmar. N. T.. Dec. 13. The New York State Dairymen's Association be gan its annual convention here today. The sessions will continue until Fri day. In addition to the members of the association from all parts of the state there are present a number of dairy experts from Vermont, Wiscon sin and other states. The special sub ject which the convention win discuss Is that of bovine tuberculosis and the use of tuberculin. Another subject to receive attention Is the proposed re peal of the 10 cent tax per pound on colored oleomargarine. Carvers Silverware lleftre you buy your rliiiHtinuN p re' ul a call ami see my Kssj if t uners "1847" HirRerV Hllentm Charing; DImIioh, !Usor Knives, etr. ISec display In window. T. C. TAYLOR "T1IK HAItnWAIti: MAN." 711 MAIN STREET. 4AAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAaaaAaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMr 3 Hrin't Cits ITkpuliPrP t .. .. . T wonderful bargains we are offering this year. t Never have these Instruments been so popular among young -5 people as at the present time. If .you wish to buy a holiday present that will Instantly pleaae, take one of these beautiful Instruments. Our line It now complete, having recently received a large shipment from m IIIC TTtt-Bl, callU Hirj HIT sail MlPtPU llll IIICIT In 41 III 1 1 III B-IIIIIIli IIHV tone ami durability. EILERS MUSIC HOUSE ; : j The home of the Weber, Chltkerlng and Decker A Sea 1 pianos. ' " '? '315 Court Street, Pendleton, Ore. -.1 ., WfTff?ff?f f "YTTT v'TTTTTf MlrhlKMii Ktate Ciranice. Lansing. Mich., Dec. 13. The an nual meeting begun here today by The Michigan State Orange promises to be the most Interesting In the history of the organlMtlon. Primary reform and equitable freight rates are the principal subjects scheduled for con siderable, though a number of other matters of public Interest and lmport- h nee will receive attention during the three days' sessions. F. W. Redfern of Maple Rapids is oposlng George B. Horton for the office of master. Fight Will Be BMter. Those who will persist In closing their ears against the continual rec ommendation of Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, will ttasr. a long and bitter fight with hel rtrou bles. If not ended earlier by fatal termination. Rend what T. R. BeaM of Beall, Miss., baa to say: "Last fatl my wife had every symptom of con sumption. 8he took Dr. King's New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by Tallman A Co.. drug gists. Price 60c and f 1.0. Trial bot tles free. Trial of Von Pldi.e s Aawuvan. St. Petersburg, Dec. II. The trial of Sasrneff. who aasaslnated Interior Minister von Plehve In July last, and Slkorifsky, bis accomplice, began before the appeal court today. The trial Is being conducted behind closed doors. A Frightened Horse, Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occur rences. It behoove, every oo ay to have a reliable salve handy and there', none as good as Bucklen'a iniM Rniv. Burns, cuta. sores, ee sema and piles disappear quickly un der Its soothing effect. zc at ian- man A Co.' drug store. Minnesota Dairymen. Albert Lea, Minn.,. Dec 13. Prom inent dairymen from all parts of Min nesota are attending the annual meet ing of their state association which began a three days' session here to day. Papers and lectures covering many subjects of Interest to the dairy men will be presented during the meeting. In conjunction there Is be ing held a large exhllbt of dairy pro ducts and the latest and most Im proved dairy machinery. Iowa Farmm In Section. Des Moines. Iowa, Dec. 13. Iowa agriculturists to a total of many score have gathered In Dea Moines, the oc casion being the annual ' meeting of their state Institute and' the conven tions of the allied organisations. The program cover, three days and la one of the best ever arranged for a gath ering of the kind In this state. Meets at Hloux Falls. Sioux Falls. 8. D.. Dec. II. The an nual meeting of the Retail Implement Dealers' Association of South Da kota. Southwestern Minnesota and Northwestern Iowa opened In Sioux Fall, today with a large and repre sentative attendance. A thrse days' program of papers and discussion, has been arranged for the meeting. Dis cussions of the harvester question Is a leading feature. -11.11 .l.l.-J I You Enjoy Rowling to Get the, Benefit,:: Bowling Is an exercise Hint brings Into play1 all this mus4ea, " It develop, tlie system anil Is recommended by physicians' and Instructors In athletics everywhere. Pool and billiard lull In connection. ! I" Ml it ,.!( -'li irt .i'H 'till ;nt . Mi "Get in the Ganie hi. .. ..i . j 'i-i .i ..iii ,i At .ll':4. Mill " t.U. Alley, reserved for private parties If spoken for, n, ad,vanoa. ..J Brunswick Bowling" .Alley, WADE SILER, Prop. l.jlMilli -,,,l For Rent. Four acre, good garden and or chard, all under Irrigation, at Echo, Or. Address I. H. Koonta, Echo, Or. Warm felt slippers tor Xma. pres ents, at Teutach'a Department Store. I' M .-lIlK-HitO- -j(iUl i I.- WMY PATCH WUEN i i. ...... y . ' .nl. -i, i.,. EAST TO MATCH SSBSBBB .in t What's the use of bolstering buttered fences when, our .prtosa aawa posts and boarding will permit ffuar J putting up an .ntlr.ly nsw ftno match ; your surroundings? ' thing her. In lumbar i most think,. worth; buying. Our w)l cost, .you nothlng-g. It , . ' iidji 'teaassawi' I" J Pendleton Plantag Milk . RofcerL fortter, rYow. ' -'' 'l.l J-'St i, .H ' . . rj. I-. ' m ! " ' ...... . f SvS.- i- ntt For Christmas, Give , Hin: it -A Ml 'Mil A Mb (Lfntl .