East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 06, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-.ft-.! si.-,, '. . 1 EIGIIT PAGES. . DAILY KABT OUEGONIAN, PENDLETOff, OHEGON, SATIRDAY, JANUARY 6, 1808. PAGE THREE. ! Itttllltlfillllii! m A WHITE SALE BIG This is the greatest, sale of WHITE GOODS that has been placed before Pendleton buyers, and every economical woman or girl will be delighted with the Jl,?.WelIaSththebeauLifuldisplay0fWHITE MER We have not, confined our sale to Muslin Uhderwear alone, but have placed on SPECIAL SALE, at. SPECIAL PRICES all white goods including Muslin Underwear, India Linons, Muslin, Table Linen, Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, Sheets and ""S'' ru,ow ases no luomg, wnue Aprons, toe. we can't list all, but the following lists give a good idea of the saving to be made by buying j gooa. examination of the garments them selves, make the values appear much larger, and the prices are too small to be noticed when com pared with the splendid values. now. Muslin Underwear This department Is better supplied than ever to meet your wants, nnd price are reduced from 10 per cent to 40 per cent on all garments In this line for this SPKCIAI, WHITE SAI.K. A look at our windows will delight you. Gowns Liidles' nlRht gownH, good muslin ery, and lucking. Tor trimmed with embrold- 39c Iletter gowns, lace or embroidery trimmed, In nil prices trom $.'J " to 50c Every gown 1s redaced in price for this sale. Skirts Oona white skirts, ruffled Jid hemstitched, only all lengths. ; 30c Fancy lace and embroidery trimmed nklrts In every imaginable aeslgn, prices ranging from p(J down to (J.'Jc and very garment marked down for this special white sale. Drawers 'Ladled' umbrulla drawers, 'hemstitched and lace ltrrmmed, far this ule ortly , , lf)C A beuutlful unsortment of nicer ones In lace ana ambrtildery, J rmislln, cambric und nansodk materials at reduced prices, rang ing Trom JJ-O W to 25c Corset Covers Plain, neat corset covers, good fitters, all sizes, only...)( New lace nnd embroidery trimmed corset covers, all sizes, for only l)t Fancy cevset covers, lace and Insertion trimmed, or em broidery finished, all sizes $1.75 down to 25c Chemises Fancy long chemise, lace or embroidery trimmed, 85c $1 .25, $1.39, $1 .75, jro Misses' muslin skirts, all sizes 3)C up to $1 Sllsscs' pants, all sizes, from 20( up t0 5()C palr Children's pants, all sizes 1 3c palr Children's muslin undergarments, all sizes JJ. each Table Linens These are all white, and they go Into the I1IG WHITE SAI.K at REirci:o piiuts. Xlce smooth table linen , yard , Good heavy table linen, 35c kind, at this sale only. )( Good heavy extra wide. 60c kind, now only "4)C Fine pure linen 85c and 90c kinds, sale price (')C Better linens, all prices, reduced 10 per cent for this sale. This is an opportunity to save money on a staple article. Lace Curtains We have the best values In town, but for a short time we will cut even deeper on the prices and give you a chance to save more money on curtains. flood serviceable curtains, good lengths and pretty patterns, sale price GOC pair Splendid late curtains, full size, worth $1.25 pair, for this white sale the price Is OSC Wider, longer, finer curtains at prices from J up to pair at special reduced prices. Bed Spreads Why are these on special sale? Because they are white und they add one more interesting Item for the women to ad mlr, one more Item for the RIG WHITE SALE. Extra large, fine bedspreads, fringed or plain, every one reduced 10 per cent during this sale. All prices are here, from $1 to $2.50 Sheets and Pillow Slips Extra large sheets, 72x90, sale price 49c Good quality pillow slips, large size 25C palr Staple White Piece Goods Muslins, sheetings, curtain goods, linen towels, bureau scarfs and India linons, all go into the WHITE SALE at a cut of 10 per cent from the regular prices. This sale offers better money saving opportunities than any other sole of similar goods in PendleLon, and we can justly feel proud of our display of white goods for this sale. LADIES! Don t, let this sale pass by without supplying your wardrobe with Undermuslin at SPECIAL PRICES. Sale Begins Saturday Morning, Jan. 6th and Closes Saturday Night, January 13th Pendleton, Or. THE. FAIR DEPARTMENT STOR.E .4 WIRELESSFDRBOIS E IflXE or "STATIONS MAY BE l-OTiXIHllSIIKI). tMrgcst Window HtHtion In tin? World Now llelng Competed iln Prnvei Stations WUI lie iln Connection .Witii fit. Mlclincltf, Komc, .and OtJier JU- laut Fukit. K. B. Slgafoos, western imanager of the De Farest Wlsuless 'Telegraph company, arrived In the city tthls morning from Denver, soya :the Boise statesman. With O. O. Ffulffer. Mr. Hlgufooa is ikmklng over the city for a suitable office and tocatltin .for tht station that will be lnHtallefl here. In struments and supplies, lie suld, have been ordered somo time lor lloise, Pocatello. Weieer, Btrtte, Helena, Great rails ant Mlssoala, Mr. fllgafoos stuted the largest wireless telegrth station In -the world will be completed hi Uenver in a few day. It tn provided with -fiO-klllowat machine. The nuMtt marvel ous achievement in wireless tele graphy ever made, he said, was he nuccessful aendinir of meanafnts re cently from Denver, with tfcelr tnm porary 2-kllowatt Tnnchlne, to New Orleans and Galveston. The offinois of the company had never supposed each a feat could be performed, an wre, of course, dcllKhted. . A 1 2-kllowatt machine hag been or dered for llolse, which will enable the operator here to transmit messages with ease to Portland, San Franclnoo, Denver, Chicago, St. Paul and Minne apolis. The Boise station will be equipped with a larger machine than other northwest stations will have. The Denver station will be able to send messages to any point on either the Atlantic or Pacific coast. Within a very short time trans-Atlantic as well as trans-Paclflc communication will be had. As fast as the larger towns are covered stations will be put In the smaller points so that the country will be entirely covered by the DeForest wireless system. Mr. Slgafoos said he would remain In the city four or five days, nnd ex pected to receive notice of the ship ment of the Boise Instruments. He will look over other towns and return here later to Install the Boise plant Mr. Pfclffer, the affable representa tive of the company, who has been here several weeks, will remain until the new station is fully Installed. He has been selling stock and bonds, but has about reached the limit of his assignments for this section. He Is trying to secure more bonds, but up to the present time, has not met with any encouragement. Stations now In operation Include many far-off points, such as Nome, St Michaels, Rio de Janeiro, Bocas del Toro, Montreal, Porto Rico, Colon, Key West and several others. . There are 33 steamships equipped with the De Forest which Includes many of the larjppst Atlantic 'liners and those on .me j-acmc. A large number of men are employed In iooatln? nnd Inatnit. Ing new stations which will soon make the wireless a public necessity. IMMIGRANT S GOVERNOR. Rolwrt M. La Foliette Sucorchxl by .lames Davidma In .Wisconsin. A man who 30 years ago walked the streeta of Madison a. penniless strang er, was Inaugurated yesterday gover nor of the state of Wisconsin. By the resignation of Robert M. La Follette to accept the Unlttrt suites senator- ship, rile lieutenant governor, James O. Davidson, of Soldiers' .Orove, takes his place. Mrs. La Follette and Mrs. Davidson and her two daugtuurs, Miss Mabel and Miss Grace Davidson, were pres ent and Joined the ex-governor In heartily congratulating his successor. An Informal reception followed In the executive -Chamber ar.ll ,o piihlic one was held tu the capital, .when 'hund reds of cltn.'HH called to congratulate the new executive, who also received scores of telegrams extending New years' greetings and felicitations. .Mr. Davidson, the n'v governor. was born In Clogne, Norway, February 10, 1854. He came, to Amiurlca when 19 .years old, worked for a ;tlme mi funis nnd as ti tailor, fimlly started a general store at Soldiers Grave, In Craw ford couuhv, and has lieen In tlu mercantile business since 1177. He was ;n assemblj nian for stx years, state treasurer for foor years, and hk been lieutenant governor for three -jo'srs. MSK UXIVEHWTY 40 TE.UK. rounded Iln 18S5 for ICduciitlon of the NegrneM. NushvlUel Tenn., Jan. 6. Fish uai- verally Is celebrating Its 40th anniver sary today and the whole city is. to some extent, taking part In the cele bration, which will extend over three days. Hevern! hundred alumni of the university have arrived here to take part In the ceVbratlon of their Alma Mnter and among them are many prominent meq. holding Important po sitions In various states ail over the country. There are also many dis tinguished educators from all parts of the country here, many of whom will speak at the various meetings and banquets given In honor of the cele bration. V The anniversary celebration proper will begin this evening with a large meeting at which Dr. H. H. Proctor, of Atlanta, Ga., a Flsk alumnus, will give a review of the work which Flsk university has done for the colored race during the 40 years of Its exis tence. Booker T. Washington will al ro deliver an address. Tomorrow morning the Rey, A. 8. Beard, of New York will deliver a lecture. Addresses will also be delivered by Chancellor J. H. Klrkland, of Vanderbllt univer slty; Dr. George W. Hubbard, dean of Mnharry Medical college, and Prof. H, A. Vance, of Peabody college. Nearly the entire amount needed for the Tlsk Scientific schol has been raised. When the entire amount has been raised, the Slater fund will sub scribe an annual endowment of $5000 for line maintenance of .the school The proposed school will be located In a brick building to be erected near the -main structure of the university Andrew Carnegie has offered $20,000 for m library, provided an equal amount should be raised by subscrip tion. It Is quite probable that It In a veryhort time an effort will be made to raise the necessary futii. A Grim Tragedy Is dally enacted, In thousands of homes, as Death claims, In each one, anoiner victim ot consumption or Pneumonia. But when Coughs and Colds are properly treated, the tragedy Is averted. F. G. Huntley, of Oaklan don, Ind., writes: "My wife had the consumption, and three doctors gave her up. Finally she took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she Is well and strong." It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and $1.00, by Tallman & Co. and Brock & Mccomas Co., druggists. Trial bottle free. Will Receive Rids. The undersigned will receive bids ror a stock of merchandise consisting principally .of furnishing goods and dry goods, together with flvm res In. cated at Pendleton, Oregon, having a total Inventory valuation of about $10,700.00, up ;to Monday, January 8, 1905, at 12 o'clock m. All hid tr, ho .for cash and deposit of 10 per cent must nccompacy each offer made. Tho right is sioserveil to rpliw nnv and all bids. A oopy of the Inventory my De seen at my office and the siock is subject to inspection at Pen dlnton. R. u SABIN, Front nd Ankeny Sts., Portland, Ore. For coughs and colds no remedy is eual to Kennedy's Laxative Honer and Tar. It Is different from alt others better, because It expels all cold from the system by acting ns a cathartic on the bowels. Affords im mediate relief In croup, cougs, colds, whooping cough, etc. Children love It. Sold by Tallninn & Co. mm OP MILTON V. 11. CHASTAIX HAS NOLI) HIS Ilti:G STORK. i-dlor From Molilalia Krtiinml J-Vnni Visit to Ontario, Cunnda KiilglitH of PytliiaH Install Xew Corps of orricers Broke Ills Arm WVhllo Coasling Returned From Moscow, IUxkI River uiul IlepjuHY GlMUMUl N'clKlllHirlHMMl XfttS. First Shipment of Joe Arrives. Six cars of Ice arrived from North Powder today for the O. R. A N. ice houses In this city. This Is the first shipment to arrive here, although the harvest has been in progress at North Powder for over a month. It will re quire 600 tons to fill the .houses here. The soothing and comforting ef fects of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when applied to Piles, sores, cuts, bolls, etc, subdues pain almost Instant ly. This salve draws out the Inflam mation, reduces swelling and acts as a rubefacient, thus circulating the blood through the diseased parts, per manently removing the trouble entire ly. Sold by Tallman & Co. Milton, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mm. A v McKnlght returned veHterdnv rm Ontario. Can., where they have been ror tnree months visiting Mr. Mc Knlght s parents. Testerday V. H. Chastai n SfiM Vila drug store to Mr. C. D. Putman. Mr. Cha.vtaln has conducted business here Tor the past five years. He has not yet decided where he will locate. Mr. Putman, his successor, came here about eight months ago from the cast, highly recommended. Mrs. Kate McAllister has HrrKv.,1 from Kallspell. Mont., and Is a guest of fcev. and Mrs. J. J. McAllister. Miss Jennie Edwards Is home tomorrow from Heppner. where she wpent the holidays with her brother, Guy F. Edwards. Miss Ada rleree of San Francisco who has been visiting friends, hn gone to Walla Walla for n short visit Tueediiy night Hercules Loilze Nr. 51. K. of P., Installed the following officers: Frank Cockbunt. rhnneel- lor commander; Ben Osborne, vice- chancellor; S. D. Peterson, nrplnte- George Edwards, mnster of work; H. F. Wright, mnster of finance; C. E. Brown, master of exchenner: Enrl Williams, muster at arms; Lon Wil liams, Inside guard; W. A. Bnnnistor. outside guard. Master Cecil Coe broke his rlirht arm near the wrist a few days ago while coasting flown hill on a hand sled. Dr. Dlttebrandt reducer! the fracture. Misses Myrtle and Renn, and Earl and Milton Chllders have returned from Moscow. Idaho, where they spent vacation vlsiu-ng. Mr. Thomas Spence and A. Hopsnn returned Inst night from n brief busi ness trip to Pendleton. Miss Mnyme Nichols hns returned from Hood River, where she spent the Inst two weeks visiting her brother, J. E. Nichols. w-WM-jpisiys Spoiled Her Renuty. Harriet Howard, of West Thirty fourth street, New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: "I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years, but noth ing would cure It, until I used Buck len's Arnica Salve." A quick and sure healer for cuts, burns and sores; 25e at Tallman & Co.'s and Brock & McComaa Co.'s drug (tores. A Happy Home To have a happy home you must have children, as they are great happy-home makers. If a weak woman, you can be made strong enough to bear healthy children, with little pain cr discomfort to yourself, by taking WINE OF Woman's Relief It will ease away all your pain, reduce inflam mation, cure leucorrhea (whites), falling womb, ovar ian trouble, disordered menses, backache, headache, en,., anu mane cnnaDirtn natural and easy. Try it. al every urug store in 1.00 Dottles. WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, telling us all your troubles. We will send freeadvlce (in plain sealed envelope). Address: La dies' Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Clmtunnov.i . Tnn "DUE TO CARDUI and nothing else, Is ray baby girl, now two weeks old," writes Mrs. J. P. West, of Webster City, Iowa. "She is a tine, healthy babe and we are uuui going nicety." w-ELj jj,. Leave It To Us IF YOU WANT SOMETHING THAT IS JVST r'GIIT IS FITRYI- m TIUl' IVI. AT. Tit .r . ,.... . ! " - . i - uuiu 11U1 S.A1-U TO YOU, AL- WAYS KEEP IX SnND. GRAHAM & HUNTER HICH GRADE FURNITURE AT POPULAR PRICES Before Investing Your Money It will pay you to come to ONTARIO, the COMING f v-i i i or ro i n.im UKtLUIN and look over the ALFALFA LANDS which Will pay you Inrire returns on your money. Wo Imve several hundred acres of tho bent IrrlKntol Alfalfa I41111I in U10 west, which yields from 9 M1VC11 tO tAWlvP. tllllH IWr BIW f..l..k. 1 . ,.- . . . - ... i viiumrs aa rut. BURBRIDGE & CAREL, Ontario, Oregon. Tho East Orosronitin is custom Oregon's representative paper It lends nnd the people npprceiate it nnd show it v their, liberal putron ne. It is the advertising medium of this section. i X 7