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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1905)
BIGHT PAGES. AfLY EAHT OKFGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER It, IMS, pagh nvK. $909.80 gain in 11 days The hwt two weeks' business ku been by far the largest la the bk sry ef our Pendleton business career, and It U our aim to make lb Math of November tlie burner month of any since we started, the first 11 day f this nMiiilh we had an INCREASE IN OUR SALES OF HM.M ever the same monlli of hist year. Tlicre must be cause for Ms Buirrckios RrowtJi. Yen, there Is; and a good one, too. Wheal yoa aipare eur prices with those of our oonictitors, you will fct once aodsr- rand why our business Is Increasing so rapidly. Below we give yoa law specials for MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY: a DRESS GOODS COT 1 0e, (5c. 7De und 85c Dress Goods Se LOT 1 11.00, tl.36 and II. SB Dress Good's (Bo LOT I 11.50, tl.6 and $1.76 Drees Goods 5c LOT 4 26c and S5o Dress Goods 19o Ladies' Outing Gowns fin Outing Gowns 7o 11. li Outing Gbwns . . . . 78c tl.fi Outing; Gowns SSc 11.10 Outing Gowns 11.19 $1.75 Outing Gowns $1.38 $1.00 Outing Gowns $1.40 $110 Outing Gowns $1.08 Hosiery and Underwear dozen misses' Hose, black; rgular 10c 12 l-2c 100 dozen ladles' black none, 16c 9c 100 dozen ladles' Yosts nnd Pants, heavy ribbed fleece, 35c; now 24c Ladies & Children:s Caps We put In four lots Tic ladles' and children's Caps 00c $1.15 ladies' and children's Cups B7o LOO ladles' and children's Caps 78c Ladies' Tailored Suits Jiut half their former price FlaneleLLe Kimonos Long Flanelstte Klmo- $1.25 nos 9iM $2.60 Long Flap elette Klmo na I1.8T $3.00 Long Flannelette Kimo nos M-U $3.50 Long Flannelette Klmo nas 12.78 $3.00 Long Crepe Klmonaa ..$3.18 $3.60 Long Crepe Klinonas ..$2.78 75c Short Flannelette Klmo nas 82e $1.00 Short Flannelette Klmo nas 7S $1.26 Short Flannelette Klmo- ' nas 87s $1.60 Short Flannelette Klmo nas $1.08 $1.75 Short Flannelette Klmo nas $1.18 $2.00 Short Flannelette Klmo- ' no $1.39 $2.25 Short Flannelette Klmo nas $1.48 Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store CITY BREVITIES Nof sed. U C Rader. Carpet I t;ide r Carpets. Leathers' Transfer. Phone slain 511. A dandy trade we have had, thank yss. Huntley. ( Trli-e ifdurilu is, Inc oi poratlon sale Pioti Mure. 1-ent cvr-r. I'endlitoii liusiuc.-s Colltw Is In serted by business men. Pendleton IliisincKs college has no quuL Write f'r catalogue. Jobs Galen's Family li'iuor store. Court St., oppcMlte Golden Itule hotel. For Kent Store or offii room in brick building. liKjuiru at Hotel St. eorge. For Sale Complete works Charles Lorel and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at this office For Kent Newly furnished houne kstplng rooms. Apply 301 South Main street. For fine shoo repairing, see Green awald A Ilcudtttrom ut Te-tsch's De partment store. shoes repaired while you wait by OJresnawald A Headatrom at Teutsch's Department Store. Tho Incorporation sale of the Boston store Is bona fide. Tou will see th recaptions in prices very plainly. Dr. Amy Currin will move her office 0 the Smith-Crawford building about Nerember 25 and will occupy rooms 1 and 7. Dr. J. A. l'e:t will, after December 1, eceupy the rooms In the Savings Bask building now occupied by Dr. . J. Smith. Hotel Oregon, corner Seventh and Btark streets, Portland. Is the newest aac snoHt modern house In the city. Rates $1 per day and upward. Euro pean plan. Free 'bus. Its grill room Is the handsomest and most unique ob the Pacific coast, and prices are aw higher than In places less attractive. U C Ruder. . Nuf se.1. Rader Furniture Rader. Humnne Harness a I I arnley's. Reserve your seats for Eagles' night. Wi ilnKi i'iy night. Cot next to Hamloy, he knows how to treat you right. Wc use the iH'st California oak !ea!her nl H.imley's. Now located In Pendleton at Uosti store shoo repntier. ls-nve orders for alfalfa hay at Telephone stuMus. W. F. Cook. CYnghead & Haven of Aillena. have ome bargain i In l.uslness chances. rtrc.it her Piatstoeiler will be hypnot ized I y MeKwen Wednesday nljjit. Ilendstrnm & Oreenawald, shoe makers at Teutsch's Department store. A society t-!le will be used In the Illusion Wednesday night. Kagles' night. Everybody turn out to see the Great MoKwen Wednesday night. Eagles' nlRht. For Sale Cheap, two first-class pianos, Ludwig and Schimmel. In quire of Joseph Rasler. Dr. C. J. Smith will move his office to the Smlth-Crafnrd building oppo site postofflce, December 1. Eagles bring your sweethearts and whole family to the Frazer theater Eagles' night. Wednesday. Wanted Girl for general house work. Best wages. Apply to Mrs. T. G. li.iiley, 111 Jackson street. Mr. Silas U. Soule, professiona piano tuner, Is at the St. George this week. Orders taken at Tallman A o.'s drug store. sirr on note. This Is the picture of the new eye glass mounting. It can not come off aa does not wrinkle the face. Come and let us show you this new sseantlng. Louis Hunziker Jeweler and Optician 726 Main Street. CliTiml Error Said to Have Existed In a Mortgage. Suit has been started here by 8. E, Klrby through Hnlley & Lowell against. Lee and Aura M. Butler, to collect n note for $700 which was given In September, 1904. At the time the note was given It was secured by a mortgage given upon lots 2 and S In block t. of Adams. According to the complaint, this was a clerical er ror, and the lots should have rend for block 12. For attorney's foe in the case $75 Is named as a reasonable amount Tlmt Thanksgiving Dinner. DeMott & Co., will have In stock 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 Dcsstrt. Figs. Dates. Raisins. Nuts, Plum Pudding, Mince Meat and pure Sweet Cldor. ee WE SERVE THE BEST HOT CHOCOLATE IN TOWN. tofcib WkyM CHOCOLATE. SAME AS USED AT TilEIK OWN STORES ' AND WORLD FAMED. KOEPPEN'S Popular Priced Drug Store A. C. KOEPCEN, Prop. Pendleton, Oregon. FIPJCrL kYEiTlON J. W. Tulloch, of Juniper, was in town yesterday upon a brief visit. R. B. Stanfleld, of Echo, came up from there last evening to attend to business mutters here. J. F. McNaught, the Hermlston ir rlgatlonlst, has beon in the city on a short visit, having arrived lost even ing. Miss Lulu R. Lorenz, of the Oregon Dally Journal, went to Athena today on business connected with her pa per. T. O. Montgomery, the grain buyer, returned this afternoon from Helix, where he went yesterday on a short visit C. E. Troutman and Dr. M. S. Kern have returned from Kennewlck, Wash., where they visited for a couple of days. J. H. Alexander, federal land Inspec tor, has been In the city today from La Grande, where he has his bead quarters. Will Moore, candidate for -mayor and manager of the Pacific Coast El evator compuny in this city, left thiB morning for a business visit to Echo. Mrs. A. R. French, of Cove, is In the city for a few days, registered at the St. George. Mrs. French expects to leave shortly for California, where she will spend the winter. Constable Jesse Lleuallen, of Wes ton, came down last evening bringing George Cramer, who robbed the Stew art saloon at Weston a few nights ago, and who is now In the county jail. Elmer Estes, formerly a fireman on the O. R. & N. between La Grande and Umatilla, but now employed with the Sumpter Valley railway, passed through this morning to Walla Walla on a visit George Ferguson has resigned his position with the Brownsville Woolen Mills Clothing company, and is again at his old position In the furnishing goods department of the Teutsch de partment store. J.'WV Bickford, of La Grande, arriv ed this morning to have charge of the Blue Mountain creamery during the winter. Mr. Asher, who has been In charge since the creamery was start ed, will return to I.a Grande. Dexter Roberts, of Pendleton, ar rived in town Tuesday on a bualnux tiii, uccompnniej by tils wife. Con gratulations nio due Dex, as ho was nuirrlej last Septe.nber at Oregon City, to ills present wife, who used to attend school with iihn years uko and was ills first love. Long Creek flanker. CITIZENS' TICKET. BAULKS' NIGHT AT THE I'KAXER. McKncn Will Give Spoclul Perform ance for tlio Order Tomorrow Night Owing to the fact that Manager Lcavitt, of the McEwen comapny, now In this city, is a prominent member and one of the founders of the Fra- ternul Older of Eagles, tomorrow night ut the Frazer will be designated as Eagles' night Members of the order have signified their intention of going In a body In honor of Mr. Leavitt, and special ar rangements will be made to give them every attention. A crowded house greeted McEwen last night and his entertainment 1b fascinating and delightful. He Is at trading wide attention by his mastery of the art of hypnotism and Interest ing feats will be performed each eve ning during the engagement here. The engagement has been extended to Include Friday evening, after which the company will go eastward, having dates at La Grande, Boise, Butte, Helena, Bozemun, Billings and other northwest cities. GIVE BAND CONCERT. Hoys' Military Rand Is Making Excel lent Progress and Will Give Public Exhibition Soon. The Boys' Military brass band, un der the management of W. 8. Fletch er, Is making excellent progress In Its work and will soon give a public band concert for the purpose of rulsing funds with which to buy uniforms and to help pay off the remaining Indebt edness on the Instruments. The band practices every Friday night and has Improved very much In the past two months since practice was resumed aftor the summer vaca tion. Professor Haggerty of Spokane, a noted musical composer, will assist In the program and will give exhibitions of off-hand composition of music either from dictation or of his own selection. IDENTIFIED THORP. Supposed to Be the Last of a Rand of Three Horse Thieves. W. E. Crowley, deputy sheriff of Kittitas county, Washington, has been here today for the purpose of securing Billy Thorp, under arrest here on a charge of horse stealing preferred against him at Ellensburg. On the arrival of Deputy Crowley all doubt as to the Identity of Thorp was re moved, as he was known to the of ficer. During last April Thorp and three companions are said to have stolen a band of seven horses from parties In Kittitas county, and he Is the last of the gang to bo caught. Although he denies his guilt, there Is said to be a strong case against him. Football Suits Arrived. Fifteen football suits, together with nose Drotectors. shin cunnlx anil roller equipment, has arrived for the Com mercial association football team. Consequently, when tho eleven lines up on -inanskgiving day for its game with the hlirh school thev will ho nt. tired In new raiment. The suits were gotten here bv exDrcss. havlnor harm ordered by wire through the Peoples Warhouse. Four Coundlmen Indorsed by Business Men and Law Enforcement League. First ward Thomas J. Tweedy. Second ward W. H. McCormmach. Third ward C. 8. Wheeler. Fourth word E. L. Smith. The above candidates for city coun cil have been almost unanimously In dorsed by. business men, professional men and the entire law enforcement league of this city and will probably be elected easily. Voters are Invited to inquire into the standing capabilities of these men and to ask their neighbors and friends what these men stand for in the com munity. They are conservative, aggressive, moderate men all of who are allied with the best Interests and the most progressive elements In the city and the municipal government will be in safe and capable hands If these men are elected. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS. Many Attractions Found at the Bap tist Church. Good attendance, good singing, good sermons. This movement Is, on the part of those who are back of it, one for the whole city. Not a single ref erence Is made against any church. Do riot stay away then on that ac count Come expecting to hear noth ing but the sweet message of God's word explained by Mr. Jones. It Is time that Christians were awake to tho depth of the riches In Christ. There will be two afternoon meet ings this week: today and Wednes day, at 2:30. Tomorrow afternoon the topic for the afternoon Is, "Want ed: Hungry Christians." This evening it is,. "Blest to Bless." . You know where the Baptist church Is corner of Johnson and East Alta streets. O. L. H. SOLD TO L. C. ROTHROCK. School District Sells Proerty at Court anil Beauregard. The property owned by the Pendle ton school district at the corner of Court nnd Beauregard streets, and which was formerly used for the Lane school, has been sold to L. C. Roth rock for $2500. There are three lots In tho tract and the old building which v:in used for school purposes. NO TONGUE CAN TELL SUFFERING From Itching and Bleeding Eczema Pain Terrible Body and Face Covered with Sores Doctors and Medicines Failed. ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY CUTICURA " No tongue can tell how I suffered for five years with itching and bleed ing eczema, until I was cured by the Cuticura Remedies, and I am so grate ful I want the world to know, for what helped me will help others. My body and face were covered with sores. One day it would seem to be better, and then break out again with the most terrible pain and itching. I have been sick several times, tut never in my life did I experience such awful suffering as with this eczema. I bad made up my mind that death was near at hand, and I longed for that time when I would be at rest. I had tried many different doctors and medicines without success, and my mother brought me the Cuticura Remedies, insisting that I try them. I began to) feel better after the first bath with Cuticura Soap, and one application of Cuticura Ointment. I continued with the Soap and Ointment, and have' taken four bottles of Cuticura Resolv ent, and consider myself well. Any person having any doubt about this wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rem edies can write to my address. Mrs. Altie Etson, Bellevue, Mich." ITCHING ECZEMA And All Other Itching and Scaly Eruptions Cured by Cuticura. The agonizing itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema; the fright ful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of scalp, as in scalled head ; all demand a remedy of almost superhuman virtues to success fully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such stands proven beyond all doubt. Cutlc. Sou,. OiatnwM, ind PUU in M ihMbthnat l'nipitaun. iriw fuf- liuw to Cuii sJoi The Throne The day when the Dining Room Reigns Supremji Thanksgiving THE DAT WHEN OLD EI NO TURKEY IS THE IDOL. TBI TIME WHEN ALL MINDS ARE CENTERED ON THE DINTS ROOM AND KITCHEN. TO PROPERLY OBSERVE THE JOTOC DAY LET YOUR DINING ROOM LOOK THE PART. OUR SPE CIALTY IB TO MAKE ALL ROOMS OF THE HOME LOOK COXY AND ARTISTIC BY SUPPLY! NU THEM UTTH SUCH CARPaTO, RUGS AND FURNITURE AS WILL MAKB THEM NOT ONLY AB TISTIC, BUT COMFORTABLE AND COZY. FIRST, WE DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LABGM STOCK OF DLNTNG ROOM FURNITURE IN THE VARIOUS LINKS OF TABLES, SIDEBOARDS, BUFFETS, CHINA CLOSETS AND CHAIRS, ALL IN SILDES TO HATCH IN RICH GOLDEN OAK, OR THE POPULAR WEATHERED OAK IN MISSION LINES. IF THE PARLOR NEEDS BRIGHTENING UP A LITTLE JUST TAU A PEEP AT OUR LINE OF PRI-7TTY PARLOR PIECES: OOUCHEB. ROCKERS, MORRIS CHAIRS, ETC. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE IN EASTERN ORBGOX, ALL AT PRICES THAT ARE R IGIIT. . V 1,1 . st' rc1 ' ;;; Yours to Please M. A. RADER Healthful Exercises ttin be had hi so many different vrars thai It Is liard to keep track ef then all. But whatever your partienla bent, we are abundantly able te grati fy It; whether your penchant Is for Football, Hand Ball, Golf, Tomb Boxing, Fencing; or lunching the Da?. We have the appa-atoa for every manly and woiuaxly syert aasl exercise. FRAZIER'S BOOK STORE A (rents for SPALDING'S ATHLETIC ANB GYM NASIUM GOODS. LEGAL BLANKS ZLX?: itogu of them. A fait supply always kept tn stock. fs Your Home Without Music? Do yon miss the sweet notes of tho piano, violin or other musical Instrument that yoa are fond of? Do yon not often regret thatyou cannot sing or whistle the airs from the latest opera? Are your even ings alow, and is It sometimes hard to entertain your fuesta? Then become the owner of an EDISON PHONOGRAPH It supplies every want In the way of mnslo and entertainment. It does so with a naturalness al most beyond belief. The Phonograph requires no skill, It plays Iwelf. The cost, too. Is nominal com. pared with Its remarkable powers as a means of, amusement. Let me show you an Edison Phonograph with Mr. Edison's latest improvements and I will convince you how good It really Is. The genuine Edison Phonographs are sold at one price the world over, and the agency for i uregon is at bis Main street, next to tlie Boston Store. J. A. OWENHOUSE Distributor of EDISONS, VICTORS and COLULBIAS
