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EIGHT PAGE8. DAILY EAST ORUGONiAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1905. PAGE THREE. I mm ANDER'S Men's Clothing at next-to-nothing prices PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE Men's Stylish Suits, $ 1 0.00 Just stop and think what the modest sum of $10.00 will do for you. It' will pay your entrance fee .Into the enchanted garden of FIFTEEN' DOI.LAll Sl'lT VALUES. In fact, you can enter our More any day of tho week and select tho best Suit you ever purchased In this city for 115.00. We wlU press It out, fold It nicely and send to your home for the unparalleled lew price of (10.00.. They, are made In tho new Mixtures of Scotch Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds and Cashmeres. Men's Stylish Overcoats,! $9.00" We have bunched Into another bin lot, Overcoats to fll men of all size and Troportlons, that -were1 nado to retnll for $16.00. And now we Invite the most skeptical bargain-seekers of Umatilla county to enter our store nd take their choice of the excellent fitting Overcoats that are made ft Scotch Tweed Mixtures and Heaver Cloths at $ 00 We make a specialty of Men's Tailor-made Suits at $15.00 These are hand-tailored and finished equal to any $25.00 or. $30.0) riulrs'to be found anywhere. You' can make your selection from woolens of the best manufacturers, of the newest pattern. rtomembor. our spe cialty price $15.00 SVIT AWARDING PRIZES TO COUNT ES Competition was so keen and the standard of merit so nearly uniform that In passing on the various county exhibits of the state at the fair a Jury, composed of the executive commis sioners from outside the state, had to split the awards offered by the state, says the Oregon Oally Journal. The jury presented Its findings last night at a banquet given at the American Inn by the Lewis and Clark state com mission to the representatives of ex hibiting counties. Oeneral satisfac tion line been created by the decis ions. - ' The prize of $1000 for, the best county exhibit was distributed among Coos, bane, Unn, Marlon, Umatilla and Wasco counties. The second award of $r,00 was divided among Clackamas, Columbia, Jackson, Pilk and Morrow counties. The third award of $300 went to Baker, Benton, Malheur, Union and Yamhill counties. Heven counties Douglas, Harney, Josephine, Lincoln. Wallowa, Sher man and Washington secured the fourth prize of $200. Harmony at Banquet, The banquet was attended by repre sentative men from every part of the state. President Jefferson Myers act ed :is toast master. Commissioner J A. Filoher, of California, made the address of the evening, in which he mm - V Buy your Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings' of Us And will dress you better and for less money than any other store It Pendleton. Tie Reason We Can Is This We have the only exclusive Men's Store In Pendleton, and catering entirely to their trade we arc In position w -give them better service, better goods, better fits, and better prices, a Suits are stocked up on our tables of the very nobbiest and most desirable-patterns and waiting for you to Just get Inside of them. They appeal to your Judgment at tho very first glance, and the prlee appeals to your economy. You can dress better and have money in your pocketbook that you would have been left behind had you pasted us hy. '? Jil fl Our store has won for Itself the proud title of the home of new fashions, the stylish store, but with nothing charged for the style. Perfect" 'fitting clothing, In the latest patterns and nobby cuts, made to give service and hold their shapes, are poll ts thu attract attention to our suits. OVERCOATS Our Overcoats are exactly right; they are so artistic In appearance that they win the good dresser at first sight. They are perfection In overcoat making, overcoat material, overcoat tailoring and overcoat styles, and then again, the price for style Is not charged for. Our success In being able to do better for you than other rests In the fact that we know where to buy, when to buy arid how to buy, because our exclusive attention Is In one direction, as we handle only men's goods. UNDERWEAR We carry as large a stock of men's Under wear as any other two stores in Pendleton, and have beyond any question, the greatest variety to chose from. In every weight, fleeced or un flecced, in all weaves and colors and all prices and each garment a bargain. ' We make It an object to you to get one of our comfortable, weather-defying suits of Underwear. SHOES One whole section of our store Is now de voted to our shoe business. A business that has grown of Its own accord audi for the sim ple reason that we had the right kind of shoes at the right prices. We have In our stock of Shoes two lines, which we alone handle in Pen dleton, whose name alone is a guarantee of style, quality, Tit and correctness hi every re spect. They are Kleth's Konquerors. and the Packard Shoes. Yes. they are the real stylish shoes, without the "stylish" prices. HATS EXTRA SPECIAL Now we have something KXTIIA SPECIAL In new Soft Hats and are making a special Inducement for you to get that Fall and Winter Hat of us. Stylish Hats at CUT PRICES, and there is again style thrown In. TUIUTY fDOZEN HATS AT CUT PRICKS. 13 dozen $2.50 soft Hats, staple and novelty shapes, now $1,115 1S Own $!.00 Soft Hats, staple and novelty shapes $1.35 OVERALLS. EXTRA SPECIAL pair; Friday and 10 dozen blue Denim Waist Overalls worth 66c Saturday special 25c 50 dor.cn men s Mlb Overalls, black with whlto stripes, worth 75c; Friday and Saturday" special "So Gentlemen fa If you have never traded with us, we want you to Just come In and see what we have. If we can't make It to your advantagj o trade with us we feel we ire not er.titied to your trade. Our trade hn.1 !een tinilt up in merits of goods and the care given to style. W e dress you better for loss money. We want y.'iir midl and will appreciate a call from you. Yoars truly, SfLLlVAN ItOM. FURNISHINGS Gentlemen, we leave It to your own opinion to decide If our stock don't excell In style, In makes, In pretty patterns, and weara blllty. We ask you come In and carefully look over our line of Shirts, and get the prices, We leave It to you to verify our statement that we have the biggest and best atoclc and at the best prlcos for the purchaser. Neckties Sox, Handkerchiefs Collars. Suspenders, And everything that goes to make a complete Men's Store, are in superabundance and all stylish with no charge Cor style. If you want a salt made to your own measure see us. We let you select from pieces of coods a yard and a quarter long. You can then Judge Just how It looks, which you can't do when jrotf select from a 2x4 Inch piece. - - -3. SULLIVAN mm Style But No Charge For Style Leave It To Us MAIN STREET, New Schmidt Building urged Oregon, now that she is In the public eye. to follow up her advantag'-. brief addresses were also made by Thomas Itlchnrdsnn. J. "H. Altieit, Ulchard Scott, E. H. FWk. J. H. Ack erman. and Charles N. Oalloway. Jlesponses on behalf of their re spective counties were made by Col onel E. H. Brlgham. of Coos; Henry niackman. Morrow; V. H. Savage, Marion; L. J. Rouse. Wallowa; S. C. Roberts, Linn; D. H. Jackson, of Jackson; E. H. Flagg, Columbia; Judge 1). S. K. Ilulek. Douglas; Geo. Warren. Lane; H. W. Vincent and G. W. (lett, H.iker; Captain Hammond, iJouglas; M. N. Fegtly. Malheur; Cap tain Hen Boswell, Douglas; l. C. Bow man, Umatilla; S. J. While, Union; P. Mcintosh.. Umatllln: c. 1.. Schmidt. Wasco, and F. A. Morris, Yamhill. NmvIhI Jury of Awards. I The special Jury of awards on coun ty exhibits was composed of J. A. F11 cher, California; Wilson H. Fail-bank, Massachusetts; W. N. Steel, North lakota; Charles Camp, Wyoming; M. J. Weasels. Idaho. The report read at the gathering by Commissioner j Fail-hank is as follows: "Portland. Or., Oct. 10. To thej President and Members of the Oregon: Slate Commission. Lewis and Clarkl Exposition Gentlemen: Your Jury, appointed to determine the merits of j the respective county exhibits audi award the cash prizes generously pro- vlded for the same, begs leave to re port as follows: "Without going Into elaborate de tails, we will say that we adopted the scale of marking provided by you and have very carefully and conscientious ly examined all the exhibits made by your counties, and have taken into account not only the resources of the respective counties, but the con-j ditions under which they labored In presenting them for public inspection at this exposition. The state of de velopment of the different counties has been considered and the facilities for getting their products to the fair. In short, we have tried to the best of our ability to do absolute Justice in the case of all participants. i "You Indicated to use that the $2000 offered by your state should be award ed, $1000 to the first county. $500 to the second. $300 to the third aiid $200 to the fourth. Illfference Is Slight. "In making allowance for the slight difference that might occur as the result of the best human efforts, we find a number of counties score so nearly alike stand, as It were, so near first, that If we should give the entire first prize to one, an Injustice night be done to others. For In stance, the difference In one instance Is only one seven hundred and fiftieth part ot one point. We find that six counties stand close together In the first class; these six are Marlon,. Coos, Linn. Umatilla, Wasco and I-nne. "In view of the fact that the scor ing of the.e counties is practically the same, there being only a few points difference between the highest and the lowest, we recommend that the $la lie divided among them In other words, that to each he awarded the sum of $10. "What is true In the case of the aforementioned counties is practically true of a second group, viz: Clacka mas. Columbia, Jackson, Polk and Morrow. The difference In the scor ing of these five counties is so slight that we feel that to give to one to the exclusion of the others might work a possible Injustice, as we realize con scientiously that any human endeavor Is subject to at least a technical error. We therefore recommend that the second prize of $5ft0 be awarded equal ly among these five counties, giving $100 to each. 1 Ktve In Third Group. "Carrying along the same Idea, we find a third group marked practically the Mime, viz: Benton, Yamhill. Mal heur, Union and Baker. Prompted by the same course of reasoning, we rec ommend that the third prize of $300 be divided equally among these five counties, or that each be awarded the sum f $6. "Strange to say, we find a fourth group, which again scores very nearly alike. While the difference here la a Mtlle greater. It Is not sufficient In our Judgment to warrant excluding even the lowest from participation from any benefit which might be given to the highest. These counties are Wal lowa. Washington, Sherman, Joseph ine, Lincoln, Harney and Douglas. In view of the fact that they score sii nearly alike, we recommend that the lourth prize of $200 be divided among them mid I hat each be awarded the sum of $25. "Assuming that you will adopt our recommendations, which wo arrived at after careful Inspection and due deliberation, you will find that the uggregntc sums Included In these sev eral awards amount to $1935. This will leave 65 balance from the total or $2000. Diplomat Suggested. "We recommend that this $65 be expended In a suitable diploma of honor to be prepared by you and awarded to the superintendents of each of the county .exhibits of this statu of Oregon. "Your Jury hus felt no interest in tills work except a profound desire, to reach a finding that would be abso lutely fair and work Impartial Justice to all participants. "We want to thank you for the honor conferred upon lis in the selec tion of a Jury to determine these awards, and to say to you In the language of the bookkeeper (E. O. E.) errors and omissions excepted, we be lieve our findings do Justice In the premises, since they reach In the dis tribution all of your competing coun ties, which collectively have done themselves credit and reflected honor on you and the great state which It has bee nthelr privilege to represent. "Very respectfully submitted, "WILSON H. FAIRMANK, Mass. "J. A. FILCH ER. California. "W. N. STEEL. North Dakota. "CHARLES CAMP. Wyoming. "W. J. WESSELS, Idaho." DISFIGURED WITHECZEMA Under Physicians Five Months. Went from Bad to Worse. CURED BYCUTICURA Wonderful Change in One Night. In a Month Face Was ' Clean as Ever. " I was troubled with eczema on the face for five months, during which time I was iu the care of physicians. My face was in such a condition that I could not go out. It waa going from bad to worse and I gave up all hope, when a friend of mine highly recommended Cuticura remedies. The first night after I washed my face with Cuticura Soap and used Cuticura Ointment and Culicara Resolvent it changed wonderfully, and continuing the treatment it removed nil scale aud scabs. From that (lay I was able to go out, and in a mouth uiy face was as clean as ever." THOMAS J. SOTH, 317 Stagg St., Brooklyn, N. Y. THE AGONIZING Itching and .Burning of the Skin As in eczema; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crust ing of scalp, as in scalled head ; the facial disligurcmcnt, as in pimples and ringworm; the awful suffering of infants, and anxiety of wornout par ents, as in milk crust, tetter and aalt rheum all demand a remedy of al most superhuman virtues to success fully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such stands proven beyond all doubt. The purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief, the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, the absolute safety and great economy nave made them the standard skin cures of the civilized world. Abso lutely pnre. , Sold throughout the wotHL Cutlrort RoWo(, Me. (hi form of cborolue Cutfrd M1U, Oe. ptr UI ot to), Ointmtnt, Mr Sep, 2Se. lfepota: lADdon. Tt Chtrtrr kouw So.; P.rit,6 Ku drift Pilii BoMon, 1.7 OolnajMS Ave. Foapnj(CSa.Coot Soto Proprietor. Art Style Pianos Gold Medal at the Fiar There are on the way to Pendleton some of the Art Style Pianos that have been on exhibition at the Fair. Etlers Piano House carried off the highest honors at the Fair, recelvi the gold medal for their exhibition of Peerless Pianos. Forty-five Pianos sold In tbi.e weeks is the ycord of the PendMon store, and the reason so many ai j taking advantage of this great sa;e Is. that we are selling the regular ii'i'j and $400 pianos for $250 and 2H. This great sale means much to I t purchaser In saving besides one can buy on such easy terms. Remember, that the great house Ellers are the largest dealers In th west, that they will sell you a iiia u at wholesale, and this fact means that you can buy a piano for the price the small dealer or agent can a saving to the purchaser of from $100 to $150. Hemember, that should your pur chase fall in any way to prove exa-jt ly as represented, it is "money baoje." Every purchaser a pleased purchaser, Is our aim. EILKHS PIANO IIOISK. The home of the Chlckerlng, Weber, and Kimball Pianos. Main street, next door to Donaldson's drug store. WOT A .'-.1 TC 1 d REX BUGGIES. Are well built and they afford the simplest, safest and most luxurious means of conveyanse for town r country use. Prices all In your favor. When you buy a wagon It's Just common business sense to look iar the vehicle that will give you th most for your money. WINONA WAGONS, will prove an Investment and not an i expense. They are reasonable In price, they cost little to maintain, are j honestly built, and will stand th I strain of a heavy load. We look after the interests of our I customers and they are protected by a shop well equipped with up-to-date I machinery. Neagle Bros. i Blacksmiths UTe GrouseJSeason IS NOW HERE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF AMMUNITION. COME AND SEE US BEFORE TOD GO OUT VO RTHE BIRDS. V Tavlor Hardware Company 741 Main Street
