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$909.80 gain in 1 1 days
The but two weeks' business has been by fur the largest In the his
teay of oar Pendleton business career, and It Is our aim to make tin)
bbmOi of November the banner month of any since we started, the first
11 da? of this month we had an INCREASE IN OUR SALES OF
t.B over the same month of last year. There must bo cause for
its marvelous growth. Yes, there Is; and a good one, too. When you
Mipara our prices with those of our competitors, you will at once under-
I why our business Is Increasing so rapidly. Below we give yon a
special for MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY:
DRESS GOODS
kT 1 (Oc, 5c, 76c and 85c
Dress Goods SBo
MOT 111.00, $1.15 and 11.36
Dress Goods Ago
LOT I $1.50, $1.65 and $1.75
Dress Goods 95c
LOT 4 26c and 36c Dress Goods
18c
Ladies' Outing Gowns
15s Outing Gowns 67c
11.10 Outing Gowns 78c
11.72 Outing Gowns 03c
tl.it Outing Gowns 11.19
$1.75 Outing Gowns $1.38
11.01 Outing Gowns $1.49
11.6 Outing Gowns $1.98
Hosiery and Underwear
:0( dozen misses' Hose, black;
regular 20c 13 l-2c
190 doicn ladles' black HoBe, 16c
9c
190 dosen ladles' Vests and Pants,
heavy ribbed fleece, 36c; now 24c
Ladies & Children Caps
We put In four lots
76c ladles' and children's Caps 90c
$1.25 ladles' and children's Caps 97a
1.00 ladles' and children's Caps 78c
Lee Teutsch's
CITY BREVITIES
Nuf Bed. U C Rader.
Carpets Radar Carpets.
Leathers' Transfer, Phone Main 111.
A dandy trade we have- had, thank
yeu. Hamley.
Price reductions, incorporation sale
Boston store, best ever.
Pendleton Business College Is in
dorsed by business men.
Pendleton Business college has no
sjuaL Write for catalogue.
John Oagen's Family liquor store,
Csurt St., opposite Golden Rule hotel.
For Rent Store or office room In
brick building. Inquire at Hotel SL
George.
For Sale Complete works Charles
Level and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at
tola office.
For Rent Newly furnished house
keeping rooms. Apply 301 South
Main street
For fine shoe repairing, see Green
awald A Headslrom at Te'ltsch's De
partment store.
Shoes repaired while you wait by
Qreenswald A Headstrom at Teutsch's
Department Store.
The Incorporation sale of the Boston
stsre Ib bona fide. You will see th
reductions In prices very plainly.
Dr. Amy Currln will move her office
to the Smith-Crawford building about
November 26 and will occupy rooms
and 7.
Dr. J. A. Best will, after December
1, occupy the rooms In the Savings
Bank building now occupied by Dr.
. J. Smith.
Hotel Oregon, corner Seventh and
Stark streets, Portland, Is the newest
sad most modern house In the city.
Rates $1 per day and upward, Euro
pean plan. Free 'bus. Its grill room
to the handsomest and most unique
s the Pacific coast, and prices are
higher than In places less attrac
tive. This Is the picture of the new eye
glass mounting. It can not come off
sad does not wrinkle the face.
Come and let us show you this new
anting.
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and Optician
726 Main Street.
WE SERVE THE BEST
IN TOWN.
Made Willi QfUeo&ff CHOCOLATE,
SAME AS USED AT HIES OWN STOKES
AND WORLD FAMED.
KOEPPEN'S
Popular Priced Drug Store
A. C. KOEPFEN, Prop, Pendleton, Oregon,
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Ladies' Tailored Suits
Just half their former price
Flanelette Kimonos
$2.26 Long Flanelette Kimo
nos $1.78
$2.60 Long Flannelette Klmo
na $1.87
$3.00 Long Flannelette Kimo
nos $2.18
$3.60 Long Flannelette Klmo
nas $2.78
$3.00 Long Crepe Klmonas ..$2.18
$3.60 Long Crepe Klmonas ..$2.78
75c Short Flannelette Klmo
nas 82c
$1.00 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas 730
$1.25 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas 87c
$1.60 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas $1.08
$1.75 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas $1.18
$2.00 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas $1.29
$2.25 Short Flannelette Klmo
nas $1.48
Dept. Store
U C Rader. Nuf seC
Rader Carpets Rader.
Rader Furniture Rader.
Furniture Rader Furniture.
Gormely, the new tailor, 309 E
Court street
Get next to Hamley, he knows how
to treat you right.
We use the best California oak
leather at Hamley's.
Now located In Pendleton at Bosto
Store Shoe repalier.
For Rent Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Inquire this office.
Leave orders for alfalfa hay at
Telephone stables, W. F. Cook.
Craghead & Hayes of Athena, have
ome bargains In business chances.
Headstrom & Greenawald, shoe
makers at Teutsch's Department store.
For Rale Cheap, two first-clou
pianos, Ludwlg and Schlmmel. In
quire of Joseph Basler.
Pr. C. J. Smith will move his office
to the Smlth-Craford building oppo
site postofflce, December 1.
Mr. Silas II. Soule, profesalono
piano tuner, Is at the St George this
week. Orders taken at Tallman &
"o.'s drug store.
Call at the Mutual Life office and
get a beautiful Indian head calendar
for 1906. E. W. Saunders, resident
agent John Schmidt building.
The ladles of the Method 1st church
will have home cooking articles for
sale all day next, Wednesday at the
Peoples Warehouse, grocery depart
ment. Wanted Good live agent, lady or
gentleman, to represent coast house In
Umatilla county; also have other
counties In eastern Oregon and east
ern Washington. Large returns guar
anteed. Enquire $27 Main street,
room 1.
Tliat Thanksgiving Dinner.
DeMott & Co., will have In Btock all
the eatables of the season.
Oysters. Turkeys, Chickens, Geese
and Ducks.
Vegetables. "
Sweet Potatoes, Young Turnips,
Green Onions, etc.
Fruits.
Grape Fruit, Grapes, Cranberries,
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas and Ap
ples. For Dessert
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Nuts, Plum
Pudding, Mince Meat and pure Sweet
Cider.
Charged With Horse Stealing.
Charley Whirlwind, Jr., the well
known Umatilla Indian, was arrested
here this afternoon by Marshal Coff
mon on orders from the Indian police
at the reservation. The charge against
him Is said to be horse stealing.
Diphtheria Scare Is Over.
The diphtheria scare Is practically
over. It Is thought that all pupils will
return to school during the present
week.
HOT CHOCOLATE'
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PERSONAL MENTION
Jamos Calllson of Fulton, has been
In town on a short visit.
W. J, Gilbert of La Grande, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. O. Adams, of Latah, Wash.,
was a visitor here yesterday.
A. R. McDonald, of Walla Walla, is
in the city today on business.
Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock, was
here yesterday for a short time.
Col. J. H. Haley left this morning
for Echo on a short business trip.
Donald Ross of Vinson, has been
here today on a short business visit
Rodney Dupuis has left for Hot
Lake, where he will spend the win
ter. W. H. Dixon of Pomeroy, has been
in the city for several days on busi
ness. District Attorney O. W. Phelps Is
expected home from Heppner this
evening.
Ed Forest, ot Athena, left this
morning for his home after spending
Sunday In the city.
W. B. Shaffer and W. O. Shuham,
of Waltaburg, Wash., are here today
upon a short visit
Will M. Peterson, the Athena attor
ney, has been In the city today at
tending to iegul business.
E. J. Brown, representative of the
Pacific Paper company, has been In
the city today on business.
R. R. Seel, traveling salesman for a
well known shoe houBe, has been
here since Saturday evening.
I. M. Bates, representative of the
Buffalo-Pitts company, arrived here
this morning from Walla Walla.
E. T. Wade has returned from
Portland and Seattle, where he spent
a week or more on a business trip,
Roy Penland has finished seeding
the wheat crop at Helix and will en
ter high school this week. In this city.
C. A. Miller, representative of Wy-man-Partridge
& Co., of Minneapolis,
has been In the city for the past two
days.' -
Mrs. Allle Launer, who has been
visiting here the guest of Mrs. C. E.
Cooper, left for her home at Albany
today.
B. W. Davis, registrar of the land
office at La Grande, was here Sat
urday evening and yesterday upon a
brief visit
, Fred W. Kees will arrive In the
city from San Francisco December 6,
to take a position In Bond Bros.,
clothing store.
George A. Crux, assistant manager
of the Caledonian Insurance company
of Kan Francisco, Is here today on a
visit with his local agent, A. L. Knight
Joseph McCabe, vice president and
general manager of the W. & C. R.
company, arrived here this morning
from Portland, and went to Walla
Walla on the 9 o'clock train.
F. L. Dunsmore, representative of
the Oregon Fire Relief association,
left this morning for Echo on busi
ness connected with his company.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Frey, who left
for Vancouver, B. C some time ago,
are now In Portland on a sight-seeing
trip, expecting to return to Vancouver
soon.
W. G. Shuham, cashier of the Mer
chants' bank at Waltsburg, was a
guest of Cashier G. M. Rice of the"
First National bank" of this city Sun
day' returning home this morning.
P. J. Kelly has been In the city to
day from his home 10 miles east of
Milton. His farm Is In the new pre
cinct that was established at the last
session of the county court and Is to
be known as Riverside precinct. The
voting place will be at tho Kelly
school house.
E. L. McBroom, formerly a resi
dent of Monument, but now of Pilot
Rock, arrived In the city early this
week to attend circuit court While
he has disposed of his property In this
county, he still thinks of returning
and purchasing a stock ranch. Blue
Mountain Eagle.
FOR PERMANENT EXIUBIT.
Matter Will Be Deferred Until Spring,
When Permanent Place Will Be As
signed. E. T. Wade, chairman of the busi
ness men's committee on permanent
exhibit at tho O. R. & N. depot this
morning received a letter from Gen
eral Manager J. P. O'Brien, stating
that the matter was very favorably
entertained by all the O. R. A N. of
ficials, but owing to contemplated
changes In the arrangement of the
side tracks, It was asked to allow the
matter to rest until next April, when
tt would be again taken up and def
initely settled.
It Is understood that the company
Is very desirous of placing the exhibit
at the depot but hope to prepare a
more favorable place, where It can be
seen by passengers on all trains be
fore locating It permanently.
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.
Pupils Will Be Excused for Timo Used
In Taking Musio Lessons.
Pupils In the high school or in the
grades will, upon request of parents,
be excused from school during school
hours, to take either vocal or Instru
mental muslo lessons.
All such requests will be presented
to the city superintendent.
Good work In music may be substi
tuted for several of the regular school
subjects. Music teachers of the city
are requested to confer with the city
superintendent regarding their hours
and courses. Pupils may be excused
from school for muslo lessons. Credit
will be given for good music work.
MANY JAPANESE INDIGNANT.
Trouble Ahead Perhaps for Japanese
Gambler.
Slpce George Akakl, the Japanese
Janitor lost $560 a few days ago to
Ben Fukal and Tom Tomlta, there has
been great Indignation among the lo
cal Japs, and the trouble Is not yet
over. Lost night it is said a gambling
game was going on In the house on
Garden street and that several Japs,
led by Tom Shlyaskl, the Jiu-jitsu ar
tist, broke In the door and stopped
the game. This morning Marshal
Coffman and Officer Meeker visited
the scene and found the door to have
been broken down with an ax. How
ever, as no complaints were made, and
the Japs evidently desired to settle
the matter among themselves, no ar
rests have been made.
This afternoon one member of the
local Jap colony said that a meeting
was to be held during the afternoon
for the purpose of discussing tho pat
ter and to take action to stop gam
bling among the Japs of the city.
M EWEN HERE THIS WEEK.
Crowded House Greeted tlie Opening
Performance nt the Frazcr Last
Night
A crowded house greeted the Great
McEwen at the Frazer last night In
his opening performance in this city.
McEwen having been here before was
well known to many people and he
was warmly greeted by his old friends
as well as by many new ones who will
be, Interested spectators during his en
tire engagement here.
In addition to his hypnotism and
feats of remarkable skill and power,
he is accompanied by an excellent
vaudeville company which adds spice
and vim to the performances.
. As to the remarkable healing pow
ers possessed by McEwen, through
hypnotic suggestion, he promises to
give some extraordinary examples
during the week and as the engage
ment has been extended until Friday
night every one will have several op
portunities to study his wonderful
feats from a scientific standpoint
Personally, McEwen Is a genial, af
fable, approachable man and la ac
companied by his manager, Mr. Lea
vitt, who Is also a gentleman of rare
and diversified accomplishments.
Mr. Leavltt was one of the found
ers of the order of Eagles; and la a
member of 10 different secret socie
ties and possesses a rare jewel, a pres
ent of Seattle friends and a compos
ite emblem of all the 10 orders to
which he belongs.
Mr. Leavltt will open next season
In New York with McEwen, doing
away with every feature of his re
markable work excepting the hypnotic
healing and expects to give a month's
performance In that city next Sep
tember. The engagement here was this
morning extended to Include next Fri
doy night
SOCIETY LIST CUT DOWN.
San Francisco "400' 'Is Suddenly Re
duced to ISO.
San Francisco society is reduced to
160. As In New New York, under
the regime of Mrs. Astor, the 400 has
been swept away, says the San Fran
cisco Examiner. The 400, or rather
the 360, of the most exclusive circles
of the Golden Gate city has had 200
of Its members barred out
Who Is responsible for this remains
a mystery. But those who have been
excluded bid fair to make things turb
ulently interesting in a polite manner
this season, for they are sure to insist
upon an explanation as to why they
are refused admission to the presence
of the self-considered elect.
The distressing news will be con
veyed to the 200 that they are to be
regarded as outsiders by the Assembly
ball which took place Monday night.
That there will be weeping and
walling and gnashing of teeth by the
excluded goes without saying. In
fact a social war is Imminent In San
Francisco to enliven society functions
for the season of 1905-06, for the
debarred aro not expected to accept
the decree with Indifference. It Is
not Improbable that they will organize
to dethrone the leaders of the first so
cial circle In order to regain admit
tance to such sacred portals as those
of the Assembly.
Tho Assembly list has been, how
ever cut from 350 names to 160. Al
ways exclusive, the Assembly has be
come ultra-exclusive. The social pow
ers that be have delved into social se
crets; they have handed down a de
cision which is like unto that of the
cour de cassation. Inasmuch as It Is
breuking to social aspirations and as
from it there Is no appeal.
December SuggCHtlon.
In the December Issue of the New
Psychology magazine for thinkers,
"Suggestion," (Chicago) there Is a
valuable chapter on the Psychology
of habit and character, taken from a
work of Professor James of Harvard.
This magazine deals with the practi
cal problems relating to health, hap
piness and success, and the editor en
deavors to show the Importance of
the mental or psychic forces In the
affairs ot life. Other subjects dis
cussed are druglcss methods of heal
ing, nature cure, psychic research,
every day psychology, the formation
of correct habits, practical hygiene,
and In general the practical every day
applications of the principles of the
new psychology for health and happi
ness. Eagles Bny Magnificent Piano,
The Pendleton lodge of Eagles has
purchased from Ellers Piano House
a magnificent Hobart M. Cable plnno
to correspond with the Bplendor of the
fixtures and furniture of tholr fine
lodge rooms It will have when It
moves Into the new building.
The piano Is a beautiful style L, Ho
bart M. Cable Instrument, In an ele
gant English oak case. The Eagles
are leaving nothing undone to make
their new quarters as fine as there tt
In the state.
Two Days' Vacation.
In the Pendleton schools the
Thanksgiving vacation will cover all
day Thursday and Friday, and school
will be resumed on the following
Monday.
The Throne
The day when the Dining Room Reigns Sup-en
'Thanksgiving
THE DAY WHEN OLD Kl NO TURKEY IS THE IDOL. TOT
TIME WHEN ALL MINDS ARE CENTERED ON THE DINING
ROOM AND KITCHEN. TO PROPERLY OBSERVE THE JOYOCB
DAY LET YOUR DINING ROOM IiOOK THE PART. OUR BP.
CIALTY IS TO MAKE ALL ROOMS OF THE HOME LOOK OOfcY
AND ARTISTIC BY SUPPLYING THEM WITH SUCH CARPWDt,
RUGS AND FURNITURE AS WILL MAKE THEM NOT ONLY AR
TISTIC, BUT COMFORTABLE AND COZY.
FIRST, WE DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO OCR LARGB
STOCK OF DINING ROOM FURNITURE IN THE VARIOUS LINES
OF TABLES, SIDEBOARDS, BUFFETS, CHINA CLOSETS AN
CHAIRS. ALL IN SHADES TO MATCH IN RICH GOLDEN OAK,
OR THE POPULAR WEATHERED OAK IN MISSION LINES. IV
THE PARLOR NEEDS BRIGHTENLNG UP A LITTLE JUST TAKB
A PEEP AT OUR LINE OF PRETTY PARLOR PIECES: COUCHES,
ROCKERS, MORRIS CHAIRS, ETC. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS. WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE IN EASTERN OREGON,
ALL AT PRICES THAT ARE R IGHT,
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Yours
M. A.
Healthful
PL
LEGAL BLANKS
atogve of them. A foil supply always kept hi stock.
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to Please
RADER
That House
yoa are going to bnlld will look ea
ter, last longer and coat leas tt wa
furnish the lumber. Contractors) who
pass us by are losing not only money,
but reputation; because vre guanutas)
tlie soundness of every stick thai gom
ut of our yards.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Near Court House
Pendleton Oregon.
Purity in Laundry Work
counts for everything. We use oaty
pure water, pure starch and para
soap. Thut Is why there Is sach a
glossy goodness on the
COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRTS,
etc, that we Launder. Is It any worn
dor, therefore, that we do largo bus
iness? Pendleton Steam
Laundry
FISIIMAN a pirnou.
'Phone 17.
Family Washing at Family steam.
Exercises
Can be had In so many different way
that It Is hard to keep track of them
all. But whatever your particular
bent we are abundantly able to grati
fy H; whether your penchant Is for
Football, Hand Bull, Golf, Tennis,
Boxing, Fencing or I unchlng tts
Bag. We have the apparatus fa
every manly and womai.ly sport and
exorcise.
FRAZIER'S
BOOK STORE
Agents for
SPALDING'S ATHLETIC AND GYM
NASIUM GOODS.