Eight pages.
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PEXDLISTON, OMEC.OX, Tl'KSDAV, SKITEMBCTt 18, 1906.
PAGE FIVE.
Your Attention Ladies !
WHEN MUTING SHOES FOK
TOUHSEI.VES, OH THE CI ML
lHi;X, DON'T l-'OKGET THAT
WE HAVE
The Largest
AND IJY FAR THE
Best Stock of
Shoes Selected
IN PENDLETON. DON'T TAKE
OI H WOIU) FOR IT, HUT
LET US SHOW TOU. ESPEC
IALLY WOULD WE ASK YOU
TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF
CHILDREN'S
Bunker Hill School Shoes
THE HEST SCHOOL SHOE EVER PLACED ON THE MARKET AT
A MEDIUM PRICE.
WE SEW ALL RIPS FREE. SEE WINDOW.
Teutsch's DEENT j
CITY BREVITIES
See Zoa at the fair.
Trash hauled, 'phone Main 611.
"Built" Ostermoor mattresses, Ba
ker & Folsom.
Young inun or boy to sell enndy
til (neuter. Apply The Delta.
Good typewriter and organ for sale.
A snap. Graham Furniture Co.
Nice furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street.
Back on deck. 'Phone Main 6 for
the yellow wagon. Elmer Turner.
Latest styles girls' school hats just
received at Mrs. Campbell's millinery.
Nothing Is too good for the home.
Bnker & Folsom's for best furniture.
Harness at Crawford's at shriveled
wheat prices. See his line before buy
ing. For Sale Secend-hand ' lumber,
doors and flooring. Apply to this of
fice. Wanted Cloud, Htoul boy to learn
printer's trade. Cull nt this office at
once.
Mrs. Thompson, general stenogra
pher, room 12. Association block.
'Phone Main 86.
For Rent Furnished rooms, onei
block from court house; no children.!
701 Court street. j
Parties desiring' sweet cream can;
get It nt the Delta at all times, price
25c pint; 15c '.4 pint.
Lost A i In made from two souv
enir 12.50 Kohl pieces. Finder please
return to this office.
Wanted Woman for general house
work, small film 11 y. Inquire Mrs. Wi
ley Frazler, West Bluff St.
Three newly furnished housekeep
ing rooms for rent, 301 South Main
treet. Inquire Bowling Alley.
When In Portlnnd stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates $1 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free 'bus.
Leathers' Tranfer & Storage Co. j
Phone Main Oil nt all hours. Office
and stand at Orltman's cigar store.
For Pale Cheap Set of Chambers!
encyclopedia, leather bound, and j
many other up-to-date books. Call
109 Jackson street.
,I.pst Trunk Munt have been dellv
r?i' to wrong place. Any one know
ing whereabouts of same will kindly
notify this office.
Wanted Competent salesmen to
represent factory on the road. Posi
tion permanent. Address Dept. 42,
1010 Atwood Bldg., Chicago.
For Rent Suite unfurnished
housekeeping rooms in East Oregon-
Inn building. Hot and cold water and.
bath on same floor. Inquire this of
flee.
We will give to the pupils of all
schools a handsome school bag, absO'
lutely free, with each set of school
books purchased here. Frazler's book
store.
The conservatory of Pendleton aead
emy Is open to all who wish to study
music. Miss Lyman will enroll pu
pils at Konntz Hall during the re
malnder of this week.
Men wanted at once, by the Warren
Construction Co., to work on atreet
paving. Wages 25 cents per hour.
Apply to superintendent, or at office,
rooms 14-16, Assoclatlo . block.
Sweet cream, 25c pint; 15c lA pint.
Call at the Delta. No cream delivered
after this notice; we deliver anything
else In our lino anywhere In the city.
Note change of price In sweet cream.
Soda and city beer In bottles, 60c
dozen, SI case. Cheaper than draught
beer for family use. Hcd-Eez, the
great headache remedy and bracer,
'Phone main 550. John Gagcn, Eagle
building, Court street.
Arrangements have been made for
special train from Heppner to Pen
dleton on Monday, Sept. 25th, "Mor
row County Day," leaving Heppner at
7 a. m., reaching Pendleton about
11:30 a. m. Tickets will be sold at
one fare for the round tr'p from
Heppner and Intermediate points,
good for return on any regular train
up to and Including October 1st. Rates
from principal points will be as fol
lows: Heppner. $.1.75; lone, $3.25;
Heppner Junction, $2.40; Irrlgon
$1.55; Umatilla, $1.45. On other
dates fare of one and a third will be
charged, all tickets good for return
up to and Including Oct. 1.
Rank Examiner's Letter.
The Fhut National Rank of this
city has received n good letter from
J. W. Maxwep, rishler of the National
Hani; of Commerce In Seattle. Until
recently Mr. Maxwell was National
R-.nk Examiner In this district.
The l 'tter follnws:
Seattle, Wnsh.. Sept. 8, 3 906.
Mr. O. M. Rice. Cashier
First National Rank,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Dear Sir:
I am jiirt hi receipt of your state,
ment of September 4th, and am ex
eeedlngly pleased to note the good
showing you make, and with the per
sonal knowledge that I have of the
affairs on the Inside of your bank,
you are certnlnly to he congratulated.
With best wishes for continued
growth, I am.
Yours very sincerely,
J. W. MAXWELL,
Cashier.
WEDDING RINGS
-The Beat In qual iy;
-The best In workmanship,
-At the best lowest prices.
LOUIS HUNZIKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
726 Main Street.
II. T. Booth Recently Married.
H. T. Rooth, formerly of Baker, but
now of Portland, Is spending a few
ilayp In Baker. Mr. Booth brought
with hlm from his now home, Mrs.
Booth, a surprise to most of his Baker
friends. Mrs. Booth was a former
Hoise girl and they were married dur
ing the Irrigation congress. Baker
City Herald.
Two Drunks In Court,
In police court this morning two
drunks, John Scltzlllsh and Robert
Ferguson were each fined $5 or sen
tenced to three dnys In Jail by Joe
Parkes, acting Judge,
Will Open a Saloon.
Carpenters are nt work today fit
ting up the room formerly occupied
by the California Wine House for a
saloon which 1b to be conducted there
by Cass Matlock and John Estes.
All the news all the time In the
East Oregonlan.
Our New Fall Stocks are beginn
ing to arrive.
We want you to see our Ladies
Hand Bags and the new line of
Hand Mi rrors .
Popular Price Drug Store
A. C. K0EPPEN & BROS., PENDLETON
PERSONAL
MENTION
T. J. Kirk is down from Athena to-
il.'iy on a blzness trip.
M. J. Moran of Cayuse, has been a
business visitor in the city today.
Charles McBee of Birch creek, Is
In the city today on a trading trip.
T. J. Kirk, the Athena wheatgrower
has been In town today upon a short
visit.
Herbert Bryson, the young Walla
Walla attorney, was. a visitor In the
city this morning.
J. A. Green, formerly of this city,
but now of Spokane, Is in the city to
day on a business trip.
Rev. C. H. Nellor, who Is now vis
iting nt Green River, Wyo., is expect
ed to arrive home this week.
Rev. Levi Johnson spent Sunday
and Monday In Umatilla In the Inter
est of his Sunday school work.
Mrs. M.' S. Jones, wife of the Echo
harness dealer, came up from Echo
last evening for a short visit here.
Mrs. Louis Hunzlker and daughter
arrived home last evening from a
visit with relatives In Walla Walui.
T. F. Keller, the well known con
tractor, left this afternoon for Con
don, to look after contracts In that
place.
A. P. Stover, Irrigation expert with
the agricultural department, was here
this mornnlg and went to Irrlgon on
the delayed No. 1.
W. H. Daugherty, manager of ttv.
Union Stockyards of Portland, has
been here today and Is a guest at the
Hotel St. George.
President R. C. French, of the Wes
ton Normal, came down on the even
ing train yesterday on business con
nected with the school.
Dr. C. J. Smith went to Portlnnd on
the delayed No. 1 yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of attending a meet
ing of the state board of health.
John Bade and Gervert Renchen.
farmers of Valley precinct, have been
here today and the former took out
full citizenship papers before Judge
Bean.
William Dale and' W. A. Stockman,
two directors of the school at Stan
ton, have been In town today for the
purpose of securing a teacher for their
school.
Mrs. W. H. Kelsay expects to leave
next week for a month's visit nt her
old home at Springfield, Mo., where
she will be the guest of her daughter
.Mrs. Claud Stanton.
Miss Beda Carlston, of Adams, was
here yesterday after having finished
teaching a summer school near Pilot
Rock. She has a school near Weston
for the coming winter.
Dr. Harry Taylor left this morning
for Joseph, Wallowa county, where
he will practise dentistry, having se
cured the office which Dr. Thomas
Vanghan has been conducting for sev
eral months..
Miss Etha Snodgrass, who Is mak
ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Bowers In , this city, has returned
from a summer vacation visit with her
nncle, Elmer Cleaver, and family, in
Chicago. Baker City Herald.
Rev. Richard .Brown, .Congrega
tional Sunday school missionary for
eastern Oregon, is expected to arrive
In Pendleton with his family from
Minneapolis, this week. They will
make their home in Pendleton.
Mt. ind Mrs. Thomas Hall West,
of Portland, anlved last evening b.v
way of the sound and are guests of
Dr. E. H. Swinburne nnd family. Mrs.
West was formerly Miss ' Margaret
Ellre Bartholomew, a cousin of Miss
Fnye Bartholomew, and she was mar
ried to Mr. West on September 3.
TWELVE ltVllY HORSES ARRIVE.
All Took Prtzes at the State Fair
Will Exhibit Elsewhere.
The car containing 12 of Mr. Ru
by's big stnlllnns arrived last evening
from S iiem. They each brought back
a prize, getting In oil four firsts, six
seconds, and two thirds. Owing to the
condition of the horses after their
long trip, being part of the last Im
portation, Mr. Ruby feels very well
satisfied over the showing they made.
Weight and flesh count big In a close
competition of this kind ami they
were exhibited against a lot of fine
horses.
The "show of fine stock at the fair
this -year was exceptionally good.
about 100 head being In competition,
representing the cream of the best
horses of the Pacific northwest. It
rained every day but Saturday nnd
yet with the disadvantage of Inclem
ent weather the fair was a big suc
cess. Mr. Ruby feels food over the
reception he received there nnd will
very likely take a number of his
horses down next yetr with the Inten
tion of making an even better show
ing. It Is likely Hint some of the best
horses from his barns here will be on
exhibition at our local fair next week
and lovers of fine stock will have a
treat In store for them. Mr. Ruby In
tends taking some of his horses to the
Walla Walla fair, also to the Idaho
state fair at Boise.
The horse business has started out
well this fall and Mr. Ruby feels con
fident that this coming winter will
prove n good one.
Woodcraft Meeting.
Pendleton Circle No. B27. Women
of Woodcraft, will meet In the Odd
Fellows' hall Wednesday evening.
There will be business
and a full attendance -of members Is
requested, uy order of the guardian
neighbor.
EL.VA L. FLETCHER.
Clerk.
Ladles' Aid Will Meet.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Con
gregational church will meet tomor
row, Wednesday, at 2:30 nt the Con
gregational parsonage, Instead of at
the home of Mrs. D. Kemler.
1)
Bed Blankets, Comforts,
Pillows and Bedding Material
at a Big Saving.
Those cool nights will put you in mind of the coming neel of wnrm bedding. This store
liits the largest nml best assortment of Wool Blankets and Comforts it lias ever had the pleas
ure to show, and for the coming week offers some henominal bargains, that you should not
miss. Von may select from a complete lino of the world-fumous product of our Pendleton
mills surely they lead in point of quality, comfort and price; or you may select from the
best product of the. Santa Rosa mills, the celebrated California blankets. Then we have the
Salem blankets, tre Xortli Star and Polar Bear brands taken together you have for your
choosing a collection of the very best blankets made.
15 pairs of 10-4 white all-wool Blankets, silk
lxjund and shrunk, fine $7.50 values special
here at, pair
$5.00
25 pairs 11-1 white nil-wool Blankete, famous
Pendleton brand, extra size, steamed and
shrunk splendid $10.00 values special here
at, pair .
$7.50
24 pairs of fine Lamb's Wool Blankets,
extra fleece, and of extra size; fancy jacquard
borders, extra $15.00 value special here at,
pair
$10.00
White Crib Blankets, specially low priced,
here at $2.25, .$2.50, $2.75, $3.50 and $4.00
pair.
24 pairs of Bed Wool California Blankets,
steamed and shrunk, and full 11-1 size; real
$10.00 values special at, pair
$7.50
24 pairs of Bed California Blankets, extra
large and full 8-pound Blankets, steamed and
shrunk ; good $20.00 values special at, pair
$12.50
30 pair Grey Wool Blankets, 11-4 size, full
0 pounds, steamed and shrunk; splendid $7.50
Blankets special at, pair
$5.00
30 pairs of Grey and Mottled Browns and
Greens, finely carded fleeced wool, full 11-4
size and shrunk ; extra $10.00 values, special at.
l,nip '
$7.50
We will offer some phenominal bargains in
single and soiled blankets at less than cost of
ram wool.
Cotton Blankets
i 64 pairs of 10-4 Grev and Tan Cotton Fleee-
ed Blankets; 05c values, at, pair
50c
100 pairs of 10-4 Cotton Fleeced Blankets in
white, greys or tans ; S5e values, at, pair
65c
100 pairs 'of extra Fleeced Blankets, 12-4,
extra large, in greys, tans or white; splendid
$2.25 values, special nt, pair
$1.65
Crib Cotton Blankets in whi tutor tans, nt 05c
Single Crib Kobe at 75c, $1.00 nnd $1.25
each.
Comfort Covering
4S new patterns in .'JO-ineh Silkolines, yd, 12ic
24 new patterns in Fancy Figured Satteens,
at, yard 25c
40 pieces dark Outing Flannel at : 5c
24 pieces dark Outing Flannel at . S l-3c
Comforts with Clean
White Cotton and
(Full size.
10 dozen Hand-Tied Silkoline Covered Com
forts, full size and white lammanatcd cotton,
good -53.00 'values, special price here at, each
$2.00
12 dozen beautiful Sateen Covered Quilted
Comforts, filled with the best White Rose bat
ting nnd full size; regular $5.00 values, special
at
$3.50
10 dozen handsomely quilted Sateen Comforts
covered with the best French satteen, and filled
with best cotton ; extra $0.00 values, special at
each -
$4.00
25 dozen factorv made Silkoline Comforts,
good size and weight ; extra $2.00 values, spec
ial at, each
$1.50
(i dozen pairs of lSx25-ineh Feather Pillows,
5 pounds, covered with good stripe ticking; reg
ular $3.00 values, special at ..
$2,25
0 dozen pairs of 21x27-inch Duck Feather
Pillows, covered with fancy ticking, nnd weigh
ing 7 pounds to the pair; splendid $5.00 values,
special nt, pair
$3.50
3 dozen pair of pure white Geese Feather
Pillows, guaranteed thoroughly cleaned and
treated and covered with fancv linen tickinsr,
weighing full 6 pounds to the pair; extra $3.50
values, special nt, pair
$6.25
CUSHIONS, COVERED WITH GOOD
CAMBRIC " "
5 dozen lSxlS-inch Silk FIojs Cushions nt 35c
5 dozen 20x20 Silk Floss Cushions, at each 45c
.) nozen L'i'sjj !Mlk I'loss Cushions nt GOc
5 dozen 22x22 Silk Floss Cushions nt 75c
3 dozen lSxlS Real Down Cushions nt..$1.50
3 dozen 20x20 Real Down Cushions at. .$1.S5
3 dozen 22x22 Real Down Cushions nt . .$2.50
3 dozei) 2424 Real Down Cushions at.. $2.75
Cotton Batting
5 cases 12-ounee Butting at 12 Jc
5 cases 14-ounce Ratting nt, each 15c
5 eases lG-ounce Pure White Batting at. . 25e
3 cases 3-pound Electric Carded Batting nt
roll S5c
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAftS TO TRADE
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