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DAILY KAK1' OHUGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATl'HD.W, APRIL 21. 1906.
PAGE SEVEN.
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SIL-KID SHOES
AND
OXFORDS
Another shipment just received,
Twenty different styles,
$3.50-$4.00
Equal in style and wear to most
$5.00 shoes.
Teutsch's Dept. Store
CITY BREVITIES
Kaiser lost his dog; see Fergy.
Found, at Fergy's, Kaiser's dog.
Furnished housekeeping rooms, 502
Water street.'
House to ri'iit. udjolnlng gallery.
See Wheeler, photographer.
Cabinet photos. Jl.tO a dozen.
Burns !ros., new Schmidt hloek.
John un;en'i Family liquor store.
Court St.. opposite Ooldcn Hule hotel.
Go to Morrow for your plumbing;
43 Main street. 'Phone I3lack 3221.
Wanted A woman to do house
work. Answer at Frazler's book store.
New line of Hunter Rrown wash
iults Just received at the Boston
.store. '
Buy a Pianola for your piano. Easy
terms. Kllers Piano Mouse, 813 Main
street.
For Su'.e One credit certificate for
$95 on Filer pluno houso. Inquire 412
.'Tuslln street.
Hendricks hall for rent evenings
and Sundays. No dances. 'Phone
Business College.
Telephone operator wanted at
t Echo. Address Butter Creek Tele-1
phone company, Echo, Ore. j
Stamp photos, 25 cents per dozen.
I-nrxe photos $1 per dozen and up.'
Bowman's studio, near bridge.
When In Portland stop s the Hotel
Oregon. Rates Jl per day and up
ward. Furopean plan. Free 'bus.
Put Pendleton oenplc to Bleet
peacefully and In perfect comfort on
H. M. O. E. Nuff sed. T C Ra er.
Koilak developing and finishing for
amateurs. Call and see our latest
comic stamps. Bowman's studio, near
bridge.
For Sale Nearly new, high-grade
piano, standard make; must sell at
once for half what It cost me. In
quire Row-man hotel, room 36.
After Easier clearance sale on all
my trimmed patterns in stock. Great
reduction in prices for this week only.
Mrs.' Campbell's Millinery, Court St.
i
For Sab' Daniel Rest omblned
harvester In first-class shape, Guar
antees to give satisfaction. Address
M. I). Parks. Box 617. Pendleton. Ore.
V:mlel Knur e I li-riirators. Ad
dress, giving age anil experience. I
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company,'
HcrmiMon, Ore. I
PERSONAL
MENTION
If you are to buy Jewelry, Cut
Class or Silverware, you should visit
our store for the display of artistic
things suitable for weddings, birth
days and anniversaries Is suro to de
light you.
L. HUNZIKER
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
720 Main Street.
(His Turner of Weston,' came down
last evening for o short visit here.
R. X. Stanfleld, of the Rank of
Echo, was In the city last evening on
business.
Miss Mytllene Froker visited Athe
na today, where she Is teaching a
class In vocal music.
M. A. Gillette and wife of Echo,
were in the city last evening, return
ing home this mornliut.
J. A. Fnllgatter olid J. E. Lucas of
.Milton, are in the city today attend
ing the socialist convention.
Perry Gould, president of the sheep
men's association, has been in the
clly today, accompanied by his daugh
ter. J. F. MrXaught of Hermlston. Is In
the city today on business. He reports
work progressing rapidly on the new
hotel at that place.
J. X. Rurgess, manager of the Cun
ningham Sheep & Rand company, has
been In the city today for the purpose
of attending the sheepmen's meeting.
Frank Griggs, of Echo, is in the
city today on a business trip. He re
cently opened a butcher shop In Echo
and Is well pleased with the business
outlook.
Dr. E. N. Hutchinson, federal stock
Inspector of Portland, Is in the city
today to attend the meeting of the
v oolgi owors, which was held this
afternoon.
Ilghlful trip.
George Clark, of the engineering
department of the O. R. & N. at Uma
tilla, Is in the city for n few days on
business. Mr. Clark was formerly In
the train service out of La Grande.
Rev. Daniel L. Railer, editor of the!
Pacific Christian Advocate of Port
land, passed through this morning to
Walla Wnlla. where he goes to preach
In the Wilbur memorial church to
morrow. Mls Effie May King, of Wallu
Walla, was In the city yesterday. Miss
King was one of the party of young
ladles who went to Honolulu on the
Journal contest, having won in On
tario. She reported having had a de-
licv. George R. Sniylhe. general
secretary of the Methodist Episcopal
church or the Pacific const, who was
scheduled to preach ot the M. E.
church In this city next Sunday, has
been called home by the Snn Francisco
disister and has cancelled his engage
ment here. His offices were In the
heart of the city and went down with
the others In that district.
H. H. Gilbert of Pilot Rock. Is In
the city today on a trading trip. Crops
and stock are In excellent condition In
that part of the county. Mr. Gilbert,
who Is secretary of the Mutual Ru
ral Telephone association of the
county. Is greatly Interested In the be
ginning of work on a system of mu
tual telephone lines throughout the
county and Is working vigorously to
that end.
Harold and Lottie Blakesleo, son
ami daughter of Pr. and Mrs. Lynn K.
Rlokerdce, are expected to arrive from
Los Angeles on Tuesday, to remain
permanently with their parents In the
city. They are finishing the public
schools at ota Angeles this spring.
They will lie accompanied by their
aunt, Miss Julia Olln, who comes to
live with Dr. and Mrs. Rlakeslce, In
this city.
CHALBERTS SKIN SOAP
This medicated toilet soap is ab
solutely pure. Compare it with Cut
ioura Soap or any medicated soap. on
the market and you will be surpris
ed. . It has medicinal properties
it valuable. For the
hands, hair and scalp,
children, and for sham-
which makes
compl ezion,
Infants and
pooing.
KOEPPENS'
The popular price drug store.
LOOKS LIKE
GEEHND CUE
(Continued from Page 1.
Oovernor Brown. 22; Gecr, 47;
Johns, 13; Sehlbrlde, 3; Wlthycombe,
40.
Secretary of State Benson, 36;
Gatch, 33; Pcarce, 82; Wrlghtman, 17.
Treasurer Aitkin, 38; Carter, 29;
Hoyt, 13; Jennings, 9; Ryan, 27; Steel,
8.
State Printer Clarke, 20; Dunlway,
72; Whitney, 29.
County Judge Bean, 71; Collier,
19; Fllz Gerald, 15.
State Senator Kirk, 63; Proebstel,
56.
Representative Barrett, 70; Hou
ser. 72; Steen, 36.
Sheriff Brown, 38; Sommcrvllle,
86.
Recorder Hendlcy, 69; Shoemaker.
57.
Treasurer Bradley, 48; Buzan, 43;
Wilker, 30.
East Pendleton.
U. S. Senator Bourne, 15; ,Cake,
21; Lowell, 46; Smith, 4; Watson, .
Congressman Ellis, 81; Lachner,,
7; Rand, 2; Shepard, 2.
Governor Brown, 7: Geer, 32;
Johns, 17; Sehlbrlde, 2; Wlthycombe,
31.
Secretary of State Benson. 20;
Gatch, 19; Pearee, 21; Wrlghtman, 24.
State Treasurer Aitkin, 29; Carter,
7; Hoyt, 22; Jennings, 7; Rynn, 19;
Steel, 6.
State Printer Clarke, 21; Dunlway,
3R; Whitney, 28.
Circuit Judge Bean, 31; Collier,
14; Fltz Gerald, 52.
Stnte Senator Kirk, 19; Proebstel,
41.
Representative Barrett, 32' Hou
ser. 48; Steen, 35.
Sheriff Rrown, 20; Sommerville,
74.
Recorder Hendley, 50; Shoemaker,
45.
Treasurer Bradley, 38; Buzan, 21.
Pilot ItlH'k.
t". S. senator Rourne 9. Coke 34,
Lowell 42, Smith 8. Wutson 1.
Congressman Ellis 8K, Lachner 2,
Rand 3, Shepard 2.
Governor Rrown 17, Geer 33,
Johnson 13. Sehlbrlde 2. Wlthycombe
35.
Secretary of State Benson. 51;
Gatch, 22; Pearce, 12; Wrlghtman.
10.
Treasurer Aitkin. 33; Carter. 18;
Hoyt, 5; Jennlngs.i 9: Ryan, 10; Steel,
18.
Slate Printer Clarke, 16: Dunl
way. 65; Whitney, V.
Circuit Judge Bean. 19; Collier.
30; Fit Gerald. 5:1.
Stale Senator Kirk. 33; Proebstel.
60.
Representative Barrett, 62; Hous
er, 23; Steen,. 61.
Sheriff Rrown. 29; Sommerville,
"1.
Recorder Hendley, ,"fi; Shoemak
er, 89.
Treasurer Bradley, 21; Ruzan. 35;
Walker, 40.
Echo.
C. S. Senator Mulkey. 61i Rourne.
15; Cake. 17; Lowell, 34; Smith, 8;
Watson. 4.
Representative Ellis. 64; Lach
ner. 4; Rand, 7; Shepard, 4.
Governor Rrown. 12; Geer, 15:
Johns, in; Sehlbredc, 0; Wlthycombe,
39.
Secretary of State Benson. 27;
Gatch, 4: Pearce. 14; Wrlghtman. 21.
State Treasurer Aitkin. 20; Car
tel4. 11; Hoyt. 10; Jennings, 5; Ryan.
9; Steele. 13.
Attorney General Crawford. 51;
Durham, 19. x
State Printer Clarke, 23; Dunl
way, 118; Whitney, 12.
Circuit Judge Rean. 42; Collier.
24; Fltz Gerald, 13.
State Senator Kirk, 29: Proebstel,
42.
Representative Barrett. 2S; llous
er. 70; Steen, 15.
Sheriff Rrown. 25; Sommerville.
53.
Recorder Hendley, 4 7; Shoemak
er. 34.
Treasurer Bradley, 22: Ruzan. 33;
Walker, 17.
South Athena.
V". S. Senator Mulkey, 16; Bourne,
13; Cake, 3; Lowell, 11; Smith. 1.
Representative In Congress Ellis.
18; Ijichner. 2; Rand, 2; Shepard, 1.
Governor Rrown, 1; Geer, 13;
Johns, 6; Wlthycombe, 3.
Secretary of State Reason, 9.
Hatch, 6; Pearce. 4; Wrlghtman, 4.
Treasurer Ailkln. 6; Carter. 5;
Hoyt. 3; Jennings, 2; Rvan, 3; Steel,
4.
Attorney General Crawford, 10;
Durham, 8.
State Printer Clarke, 6; Dunlwav,
IS; Whitney. 2. ,
Circuit Judge Rean. 18; Collier, 2;
Fltz Gerald, 6.
Slate Senator Kirk, 23; Proebstel,
4.
Representative Rnrrett, 24; Hous
er, 4 Steen, 12.
Sheriff Rrown, 9: Sommerville,
13.
Recorder Hendley, 15; Shoemak
er, 9.
County Treasurer Bradley, 22;
Buzan, 3.
North Athena.
V. S, Senator Mulkey, 14; Bourne,
10; Cake, 8; Lowell, 32; Smith, 1;
Watson, 9,
Representative Ellis, 40; lachner,
9; Rand. 4;, Shepard, 4.
Governor Rrown, 11; Johns, 9;
Sehlhrede, 1; Wlthycombe, 3.
Secretnry of State Benson, 17;
Gatch, 18; Pearce, 7; Wrlghtmiui, 4.
Stale Treasurer Aitkin, 14; Carter,
4; Hoyt, 13; Jennings, 5; Ryan, 6;
Steel, 9.
Attorney General Crawford, 23;
Durham, 16.
State Printer Clarke, 16; Whitney,
6.
Circuit Judge Bean. 36; Collier,
6; Fill Gerald, 12.
Stnte Senator Kirk, 49; Troebstel,
4.
Representative Barrett, 46 ; Hous
er, 9; Steen, 24.
Saturday Evenings
Great Special Bargains
Come for These Goods After Six o'CIock
MEN'S GOODS
J,)( Shaw Knit Sox will go 3 pair for 50(3
Satuiduy Eve.
Any ,)()( Four-ln-Hund Tie In the house J5C
Saturday Eve.
Any j,"5 ()() Suit in our immense stock wiil sell
f"- $10.05
Saturday Eve.
Men's Linen Handkerchiefs will be 3 for ,50c
Saturday Eve.
Men's fancy Sox will be 3 for $1.00
Saturday Eve.
An' .,.2.00 Hat wl" KeU f"r $1.55
A- $2.50 H,,t wl e f(,r $1 .05
An- $:.()() Hat se f,,r $2.35
A,,y $:J.5() Hut w" e" for $2.7.
Saturday Evening after 6 P. M.
SHOES
Our Saturday Evening sales have been ultrnctlng
much attention and will be continued every Satu -day
night.
If the children need, don't hesitate to take advan
tage of these sales.
WE ABSOLUTELY WILL NOT SELL at these
prices before 6 or ofter 9 p. m.
Children's Shoes, sizes 5 to 8 50C
Children's $1.25 and S1.35 kid and calf Shoes, sizes
8'4 to 11 $1.10
Misses' $1.50 to $1.75 kid and calf Shoes, sizes iiVi
to 2 $1.30
Youths' box calf Shoes, worth $1.50; sizes 9 to 13
$1.15
Boys' box calf Shoes, worth $1.75 and $,2.00; sizes
13 to 5 $1.50
ALL MEN'S S:i..VI SHOES $3.00
DRY GOODS, Etc.
45-inch Dotted Lawns, 'worth 25c, per yard. . . ,)(
36-Inch bleached Muslin, 10c value at, yard
15c ladles' Sleeveless Vests at. each IOC
35c ladles' Sleeveless Vests at liOC
$1.50 ladles' black Sateen Skirts at 05C
$1.00 ladies' Muslin Nightgowns at 05C
15c Chil.licn'u black Hose at, pair IOC
75c ladles' black Lace Hose at, pair 5()C
EXTRA SPECIAL After 6 o'clock only: 50c and 65c
wide Corset Cover Embroideries at. yard - IJlC
$1.00 Silk Suiting, this season's styles, at, ydrd (),(
GROCERIES
Saturday Grocery Specials
6 bars 5c Toilet Soap ''."iC
3 cans Tomatoes .. . . -25C
Blue Label Catsup, per bottle JJ.'JC
Green Onions, 2 bunches fyQ
Fels Xaptha Soap, 10-bar carton (iOC
Fresh country Butter, per roll 4-C
Republic Coffee, "Best on Earth," per m....O('j
Red-Ribbon Cream, per can IOC
Heinz Mince Meat. 4 ',4 lb crock $1.00
Meinz Apple Butter, per crock 'G5C
10-tb box Crackers ' V'G5C
Sugar, 15 lbs ,J '- $1.00
Corn, per can ' 10c
Pure Comb Honey, per fb 20C
Pancake Syrup, 1 gallon : - .jOC
Just received fresh shipment of Dried Fruits from
San Francisco, call and see them.
VK GIWR AXTEE OCK PKIt ES TO BE LOWEST.
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X
The People's Warehouse
Where It Pays To Trade
Save Your Coupons
i
Sheriff Brown. 19; Sommerville.
33.
Recorder Hendley. 34; Shoemak
er. 17.
Treasurer Bradley. 46; Buzan, 3;
Walker. 2.
North Milton.
V. S. Senator Mulkey. 30; Bourne.
10; Cake. 3; Lowell, 33; Smith, 0;
Watson, 1.
Representative Ellis, 41; Lach
ner. 7; Rand, 2; Shepard, 2.
Governor Rrown, 15; Geer, 31;
Johns, 2; Sehlbrede. 1: Wlthycombe.
4.
Secretary of State Benson, 15;
Gatch. 6; Pearce. 22; Wrlghtman. 3.
State Treasurer Aitkin, 16; Car
ter. 5: Hoyt. 6: Jennings. 3; Ryan,
19: Steele, 3.
Attorney General Crawford, 37;
Durham, 9.
State Printer Clarke. 13; Dunl
way. 27; Whitney. 14.
Circuit Judge Rean. IS; Collier,
23: Fllz Gerald, 16.
Stale Senator Kirk. 29; Proebstel.
24.
Representative Barrett, 13; Hous
er, 22; Steen, 48.
Sheriff Brown. 5: Sommerville.
52.
Recorder Hendley, 12; Shoemak
er. 41.
Treasurer Bradley, 15; Buzan, 23;
Walker. 21.
Weston.
I'. S. Senator Mulkey, 30; Bourne.
4: Cake, 4; Lowell. 32; Smith. 1; Wat
son, 1.
Representative In Congress Ellis.
33: Lnchner, 3; Rand. 2; Shepard, 3.
Governor Rrown, 7; Geer, 12;
Johns, 5.
Attorney General Crawford. 27;
Durham. 13.
Stnte Printer Clarke, 25; Dunl
way, Hi; Whitney, 1.
judge Circuit Court Rean, 22:
Collier. S; Fltz Gerald, 12.
State Senator Kirk. 8; Proebstel,
36.
Representative Barrett, 21; Hous
er. 1 1 ; Steen, 29.
Sheriff Brown, 12; Sommerville,
30.
Recorder Hendley, 29; Shoemnk
er, 12.
Treasure! Bradley, 23; Buzan, 5;
Wulker. 13; Sehlbrede, 2i Wlthy
combe, 17.
Secretary of State Benson, 21;
Gatch. 13: Tearce, 3; Wrlghtman, 3.
State Treasurer Aitkin, 17; Car
ter, 3; Hoyt, 3; Jennings, 1; Ryan.
12; Steel. 6.
Supreme Judge Knkln, 3S.
Adams.
Senator Mulkey. 45; Bourne, 6;
Cake, 17; Lowell, 22; Smith, 2".
Representative Ellis, 43; Lnchner,
3; Rand, 1 ; Shepard, 3.
Governor Brown, 2; Geer, 22;
Johns, 3: Sehlbrede, 2; Wlthycombe,
21.
Secretary of State Benson, 15;
Gntch, 12; Pearce, 12; Wrlghtman, 12.
Trensurer Aitkin, 13; Carter, 7;
Hoyt, 6; Jennings, 12; Ryan. 8; Steel.
12.
Supreme Judge En kin, 4 9.
Attorney General Crawford, 38;
Durham, 9.
Superintendent of Instruction
Ackerman, 49,
State Printer Clarke. 26; Dunl
way. 17; Whitney, lu.
Judge Circuit Court Rean. 10,
Collier, 19; Fltz Gerald, 23.
Joint Senator Cole, 50.
Senator Kirk, 29; Proebstel, 20.
Representative Barrett, 29; Hous
er, 25; Steen, 33.
County Judge Gilliland. 48.
Sheriff Brown, 12i Sommerville,
41.
Recorder Hendley, 24; Shoemak
er. 23.
Treasurer Bradley, 32; Buzan, 13;
Walker, 5.
East Weston.
I". S. Senator Mulkey, 31: Bourne.
6; Cake, 8; Lowell, 31.
Representative Ellis. 36; Lachner,
7; Rand. 2; Shepard. 1.
Governor Brown. 3; Geer. 19:
Johns, 12; Sehlbrede, 1; Wlthycombe.
11.
Secretary of State Benson, 11;
Gatch, 22; Pearce, 4; Wrlghtman, 5.
State Treasurer Aitkin. 19; Car
ter. 6: Hoyt, 5; Ryan. 9; Steel, 6.
Attorney General Crawford. 36;
Durham, 10.
State Printer Clarke. 32; Dunl
way. 12; Whitney, 7.
Circuit Judge Rean. 32; Collier.
5; Fitz Gerald, S.
State Senator Kirk. 12; Proebstel.
34.
Representative Barrett. 24; Hous
er. 13; Steen. 27.
Sheriff Brown. 15: Sommerville.
Recorder
er, IS.
Treasur
Walker. 1
-Hendley.
Shoemnk-
cr-
- Bradley. 26; Buzan, 6;
Walla Walla's Big Donation.
Walla Walla. April 21. County
Commissioners McCaw and Strulhers
decided this morning to appropriate
the sum of $5000 to the San Francisco
relief fund. This, with the appropria
tion of $1000 made by the city coun
cil, will be used to purchase flour
which will lie shipped to San Fran
cisco for the sufferers by the great
calamity.
By n vote of 141 to 33, the citizens
of Xewberg voted $15,000 bonds to
Increase the capacity of the water sys
tem, now owned by the municipality.
WA8HINQ WITHOUT WATER
la I.tke Trying to Get Rid of Dnndrnfl.
Without Uerplelde,
Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soup or
water?
If yau did what would you say of
him?
It Is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid of Dandruff and to prevent Bald
nest by feeding the germs which cause
It. with Cnnthrarldes. Vaseline. Glycer
ine and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most so
called Hnlr Vigors,
N'ewbro's Ilerplclde is successful he
cause It attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hnlr roots.
It Is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by lending druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Ilerplclde Co.
Detroit, Mich.
Koeppcn Bros., special agents.
CHEAP MEAT IS inGH AT AXY
PRICE.
Some meat markets may sell you
a good looking piece of meat for a
few cents less than It would cost you
nt a reliable marke and you won't
know u nt 1 1 after you have tried It
that you have been deceived.
Only good meat leaves the market
of the
Empire Meat Co.
'Phone Main 18.
Mothers Doughnuts
I've Just been down to John Dyer's,
boys, ,
And feeling kind of blue,
I thought I'd look In at the store,
To find out what was new;
When I saw this sign a hanging
Back on the "cookie case;'
"Here's where you get the doughm .s
Like mother used to make."
And nice, warm bread at 4 p. m.
Every day you'll see,
And "FAULTLESS" Butter, Just .!.
it,
And "99" COFFEE.
The gallon cans of "pie fruit"
1 next did espy,
And it made me think of mother.
And of my mother's pies.
A sort of mist shut out the store,
And standln there Instead,
I saw an old white farm house.
With Its doors all painted red;
A whiff came through the open door,
Was I sleeping or awake?
The smell was that of doughnuts,
Like my mother used to make.
But then the old door creaked,
And it was i.ow John who spake;
"Here's where you get the doughnut:
Like mother used to make."
"Made In Oregon" eggs, 15c per doz.
The
East End Grocery
J. W. DYER, Proprietor.
PHONE MAIN tit.
The East Orefronlnn la Eaafrn'Oro
gon'ft representative paper. It 1 etuis
anil the people nppreclate It mid show
It by their liberal patronage. It la
the advertising medium of the section.