pake two.
DAILY EAST OltruoMAX. ITMU.ETOX, OREGON, I -'RIDAY. OCTOHEII 2. 1000.
FIOI1T PACES.
THIS TELLS
THE STORY
Eilers Piano House is the Place
That Saves Piano
Buyers Money
Extravagant assertions to the contrary notwith
standing, there is but one place in Pendleton that is in a
position to sell and is selling the very choicest high-class
pianos for less money that can be obtained elsewhere.
Dealers who have to get their instruments on
consignment from San Francisco houses, or have to pay
a royalty to jobbers on every instrument they sell, can
not possibly hope to furnish the values in pianos that
can be obtained at Eilers Piano House.
Over 100 residents of Pendleton and vicinity have
purchased pianos of us in the last few months, What
does this mean? It means that the people, nearly all of
whom are business men and women, have each saved
at least 550 to $100 by purchasing from us. Yes, it
means more than that. It means that we are doing ex
actly what we stated in our advertisements selling
nstruments of known value and standing at prices
heretofore unheard of, and at figures with which the
ordinary little dealer or. agent cannot possibly hope to
compete. We have announced and explained many
times heretofore why we are able to do this.
Never before have we displayed such a large as
sortment in up-to-date styles in high-grade pianos as
we now have on our floors.
We take old instruments in exchange and allow a
liberal valuation just now, while there is a big demand
with us for them.
We make terms of payment, to suit you.
Eilers Piano House
813 MAIN STREET.
LOWNG
CONTESTS
in i :y ex n e w itx essinu
A I XIQI E Kl'EXE.
Kit ill Him- OmipiiiiU-i Will To-l Hie
Mi-lilt ir Their Mill-hint's tin l"ry
Land of Wyoming This Week
iifiu Ai'tltlty In "Dry" running
lu stiiimhitctl Interest In I'lti'intng
Mi'tliotW.
CATARRH SEASON.
THE MAX WITH THE HOE
never mixed bettor Lime or Cement
than what tve sell. We are particular
anout the quality of nil the
lU'ILDINfl MATERIAL
tve handle, and do not permit any
thing ef a doubtful character to enter
our establishment. It will pay you
to obtain our estimate on -naterlal.
OREGON LUMBER YARD
512 Alia St.
Phone Main 8
Today a big 32-horse power engine
and a set of pans plows and harrows
are being unloaded. In this city as one
of the principals In one of the most
unique contests that has ever been
jeen In a so-called arid region, says
the Cheyenne Tribune.
Another engine Is on Its way to
Cheyenne and early next week will be
gin a series of plowing contests to de
termine to the satisfaction of Wyom
Ing dry farmers the superiority of the
rival plow operators.
The engine that arrived today Is
from Reeves & Co. of Denver, and Is
In charge of Expert Olinger of that
city. The engine Is expected to pull a
disc plow 16 feet wide through sod
to a depth of eight Inches and harrow
the plowed ground at the same time
with four sections of steel harrows.
Mr. Olinger, backed by the Reeves
people, says that their disc plow Is the
only plow that will do this work with
the same motive power and It Is also
claimed that the disc plow leaves the
unplowed ground below in better con
dition for the absorption of water
under the dry farming system.
The other contestant Is P. A. Jones
of Pierce, Col., who Is bringing up a
25-horse power J. I. Case engine and
who will use the well known mould
board gang plow. Mr. Jones says that
his outfit will do as good or better
work than all the disc plows In cre
ation and says that he Is prepared to
prove his assertion. Mr. Jones has
bi en operating a gang plow under
power for a number of years In north
ern Colorado and Is confident that he
has the best equipment obtainable.
Tne rival plowmen were brought to
gether through the efforts of Dr. V.
T. Cooke, who has been In charge of
the dry farming operations near Chey
enne and who has also done a remark
able work in arousing Interest among
the ranchmen of the county In the
dry farming movement.
The plowing contest will take place i
on the "Model Farm," east of town
and will be watched with great Inter
est by not only Cheyenne people, but
the owners of extensive range land In
the county who are planning to put
large acreages into cultivation under
the dry farming system as well as
ranchmen' who will Increase their
acreage for cultivation under Irriga
tion. The demonstrations made through
out Laramie county during the past
two seasons have convinced many
ranchmen that they can raise crops
more valuable than the prairie
grasses on their ranges by dry farm
ing and the problem of plowing has
become a serious one as from all over
the county and in western Nebraska
have come queries from ranchmen
asking how they can get lands plowed
at reasonable prices.
The success of Dr. Cooke in secur
ing a practical demonstration of the
work of two outfits which are able to
undertake contracts for the plowing
of extensive tracts In a large measure
solves the problem and opens to own
ers of unimproved land a way to put
their holdings into what Is certain to
be profitable cultivation.
Disuse Mom Pii'ttilciit in the l'nll
Month simple Way to Our.
Will 1 h.-v i-tiol ni'-litu nf f:t!l .1il:ir-
rhal troubles in Pnd!etin are becom
ing more and more prevalent, and
T.iilinan Co.. m-- :i coiiseoii.'iico. rind
their sales of Hvoniei Increasing.
.U the i. 1st wnrning of catarrh ,one
s.iould begin using llyomel. A few
J'lVS' tl e:: I i'i-!lt nt t''i s.,:isi.n nf !hi
yea: will often prevent a serious and
caronic auacK or c.-iiiith. .
Th"re Is no stomach dosing with lly
omel. The t il tiles nf Us heallnir oils
and balsams are breathed through a
r."it pocket Inhaler that comes with
every outfit, and In that way the niedi.
cation penetrates to the most remote,
cplls of the nose, throat and lungs,
killing catarrhal trei-m ivh..nMi...i nfng.
e it, and soothing and healing nny Irri
tation mere may be In the mucous
membrane.
If you have a cold, or there is any
oftcnslve discharge from the nose, or
tickling or dropping at the back of the
throat,. If there Is offensive breath,
rnfslnj of mucou?, mid smarting and
irritation in the throat: if ih ,,-.
nny of the symptoms that Indicate
catarrhal trouhles, begin In use of
Hyomel nt once. -
You tike no risk In paying 1 for
llyomel outfit, as Tallnum & Co. give
ineir persr.nni guarantee that If the
remedy does not afford satisfaction,
your money will be refunded at once.
r.xtia Dottles or llyomel, If needed,
cost but 50 cents, making this the
most economical treatment for catarrh
as well as the most reliable.
The Munsing Underwear
The Perfect Fitting
and Popular Priced
Garments of the World.
The Comfort and Service of the
Munsing Union Suits
Union suits nre being worn by mora and mqre people every
year becnuse of their comfort nnd service to the wearer. Buy
the Munsing I'nlon Suit and you are certain to find the ut
most satisfaction. They cost no more than Inferior brands.
Ladles' I'nlon Suits at
$1, 1.25, 1.50, 2, 2.25, 2.50 and 3.
We wish every woman In Pendleton to know the merits of
Munsing; Underwear as we know It.
ALEXANDER'S
Dairying Pay Well.
T. O. Smith has kept close count
on his 12 dairy cows and finds that
they pay $50 a year over the cost of
feed nnd labor to each cow. He will
extend his dairy operations! as rapidly
as possible. Echo Register,
Keep the bowels open when you
have a cold and use a good remedy to
allay the Inflammation of the mucous
membranes. The best is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. It contains
no opiates, moves the bowels, drives
out the cold. Is reliable and tastes
good. Sold by Tallmon & Co.
Head the Fast OrTnplnn.
Byers' Best Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is assur-
ed when BYERS' BEST FLOUR is used. Bran. Shorts, Steam Rolled
Barley always on hand.
I PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. f. r.YERS, Proprietor.
SUIT SALE
We don't want you to think that because
we keep the best quality goods that our
prices are also high and that we have no
medium price goods.
We cater to the workingman as well as
the toggy man and you will be able to find a
bigger bargain to the square inch in the $15
suits shown in our window, than you could
ever hope to find elsewhere.
Bond Eros.
MENS TOCCS
THE ADVERTISING
OF LOCAL F
Unlit ii ir An I a f ri (Via Tmiti lnrrlTrwintuAn
. . ,
H
BUSED
Their Dignified Attitude Com
mended by the Music Trade
Review of New York.
A cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey nnd Tar opens the
bowls and drives the cold out ot the
system In young or old. Sold by Tall-
man & Co.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George B. Davis, Uma
tilla; Frank R. R.ese, Portlnnd; Jay
William and wife, Walla Walla; Miss
Mabel Hunt, do; T. N. Kerr, Portland;
M. H. Sobel. St. Louis; E. Hall, Port
land; J. F. McN'aught, Hermlston;
Fred Hamilton, Portland; C. M.
Young, do; Jay A. Day, Walla Walla;
W. H. Smith, Seattle; D. Holmes, Den
ver; M. Anderson, La Grande; A. W.
Smart, Omaha; J. M. Dennis, Tacoma;
Walter Beasley, Irrlgon.
Hotel Pendleton. J. J. Fitzgerald,
Portland; L. Rosesheum, Chicago;
Mrs. C. V. Belllngcs, Omaha; C. H.
Mlnnaugh, Spokane; M. E. Foley and
wife, Portland; A. Hlnshlmer, do; W.
F. StemMugh, do; W. H. Colwell, do;
J. P. Fink, Tacoma; Mrs. H. Dehm;
M. H. Sebrl, Spoknne; Mrs, W. M.
Slusher, city; Miss E. S. Toughton,
Seattle; W. M. Hunt, Walla Walla;
J. Wright, North Yakima; F. R. Flsk,
San Francisco; Q, D. Galley, Portland;
T. C. Lord, do; H. Ferry, San Fran
Cisco; W. R. Olendenlng, Portlnnd;
T. Ncster, do; O. Thoper, San Fran
cisco; M. H. Putch, Chicago; T. F.
Rourke, Portland; G. S. Stevens, Spo
kane; E. E. True, Spokane; C. C.
Simpson, Portland.
Protect Proprietary Medicine.
Did It ever occur to you that pro
prietary medicines are a blessing; to
mankind generally? The good on-s
have long continued sale; the poor
ones have short life and soon leave
the market
It we had to uepend entirely upon
physicians and druggists It would be
expensive and very Inconvenient at
times, especially In the country and
at night when neither could be con
veniently reached. For nearly 40
years Boschee's German Syrup 'has
been used In many families and
thousands of lives have been sat 1
by Its use, when It was Impossible to
reach a physician. German Syrup is
the best household remedy for coughs.
I colds, throat and lung trouble. It
quickly relieves the hacking cough,
loosens thephlegm, and brings sound
and refreshing sleep. Twenty-five
and 71 cents. Get a cepy of Green's
prise almanac. Tallman A Co,
Grand Musical Concert
By the
Philharmonic Club
of Chicago.
Under the Auspices of
Pendleton Aerie No. 28, F. 0. E.
Eagles' Hall, Friday, Oct. 26
A Treat to the Music Lovers of Pendleton.
The Greatest Musical Event of the Season.
Come and Enjoy Evening of Grand Opera.
Admission 25c, all over the House.
( From San Francisco Chronicle. )
While every music house in Sa;i
fifiicisco has lately adopted u tarn-1-aisn
of aggression where It hetaiii.
customary to attract the attention ot
ihe public by means of advertisements
whieh fnif.ed themselves Into atten
tion bv reason of the extraordinary
in lucements offered, the firm of Sher
man, Clay &'Co. remained conserva
tive and permitted all these inoderi
methods to pass by without as much
as a side glance. While some of tha
houes advertised high-grade pianos
at "sensationally low figures"; while
others tempted the public bv wonder
ful in. lucements ot Installment sales ,
allowing as much as $100 on the firs',
payment, while again others Inau
gurated piano clubs and. word con
tests, all of which endeavored to Im
press the reader that he was receiving
something for nothing, the firm of
Sherman, Clay Co. remained faith
ful to Its well known principle of con
servatism. It Is. Indeed, Interesting to watch
the' policy of this house. As Is well
known, Sherman, Cluy ft Co. has. as
Its leader the Stelnway piano. This
Instrument Is simply placed by the
firm upon a pedestal and pointed out
as something superior as something
better than anything else In the estab
llshmeut. There Is no reduction on a
Stelnway. There are no cut prices
on that Instrument. If any induce
ments are glvjen In the way of Install
ments they are not such as to Inter
fere with the established price of the
Instrument, but the patron Is made to
understand that in being enabled to
obtain a Stelnway by the Installment
method he thereby obtains such great
advantages as to put all discounts and
cash allowances on other pianos In
the shade. In this manner Sherman.
Clay & Cc. simply put a fence around
the Stelnway and the public is not
foath to adopt the firm's respect and
admiration for this favored Instru
ment. This goes to show hov a piano
hou.ie may assist In giving an Instru
ment an unassailable position In
the trade, and I do not doubt that the
methods n which the Stelnway Is
handled has largely contributed to
tho standing It possesses among artists
and musicians. When Snerman, Clay
ft Co. had concluded their Important
combination with Lyon ft Healey, of
Chicago, they never used this move
as food for sensational advertising. A
rport setting forth the action taken
between the two houses was sent to
tile eastern trade press, and the local
papers were merely asked to repro
duce these reports verbatim without
a single syllable being added by Sher
man, Clay ft Co. The reproduction
of these reports was followed by an
exhibition of Lyon & Healey brass
Instruments In the show windows of
the firm, and tho matter was dropped
Immediately after all the dealers on
the coast had been notified of the Im
portant move. It wa all done .In
such n dignified way nnd without the
least bit of sensational ostentation
that It raised the estimation in which
the firm waa always held.
Royal Male T
and Trombone molting f
Quartette.
See
Colesworthy
X
Christian Church t
t CHOP MILL CORNER ALT A
't AND COTTONWOOD RTS.
Friday Evening,
October 26
mm
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x - i it
Four beautifully blended male
voices. Four high-class talented mu
sicians. Sacred and papular music.
Admission - - 50c
MEAT.
IT COMES FAST; IT GOES FAST;
AND IT'S ALWAYS FREST. That's
the only kind wa handle.
'Phone us for prompt delivery.
Carney, Ramsdell
Co.
'Phone Main tS.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS.
Liberal terms to the borrower. Long
time loans If desired.. Annnal Inter
cat.. No coiumlscion.
If yon desire a lnna. write ns folly
giving; location, tinprovcmncts, acre
age ana amount
THE HOLLON PARKER
COMPANY,
WALLA WALLA. WASH.
j Miss Grace Hudson I
lias reopened Ilnlr Dressing
pnrlors . In room 14, of, the
a Schmidt building, where she t
will he pleased tn receive Indies'
nnd gentlemen for
HAIR DRESSING
SCALP TREATMENT
SIANICTTRING
FACIAL MASSAGE
OK CHIROPODY.
Heating
Stoves
e i .i ..i . .
, tentlon.
I can save you money on your
Heating Stove, In either new or
second-hand goods.,
I have new stoves for bcth
coal and wood, as low as $3.00.
It will pay you to pay me a
visit.
V. Stroble
Cheapest place In Pendleton to
Bay Furniture.
210 Court St, Phone Black S171
Ronnt U, 'Phone Red S06I.
Dally East Oregonlan by carrier,
only 16 cents a week.