FIGHT PAGES.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMRER 5, lflfMI.
PAGE FIVE.
Don't Overlook the
Dress Goods Sale
All This Week at,
Teutsch's
Many good patterns are being offered
at less than wholesale cost.
Shrinking
' and
Sponging
Our Duplex machine will be
at work all week. A small
charge of 5c yd. will be made
to shrink and sponge any kind
of material.
Teutsch's DERENT
Barsains
Talking fiPjjy
Machines. u
We have n number of slightly used
talking machine am! records, loft
will) uh to sell liy tt U-m who have
inn c based higher priced machines,
that we will offer while tiny lust, for'
n gieat reduction. Mi-re Is your op
portunity to pui'i'liaitf that long desir
ed talking machine tit a saving of
about half.
Kast pavments to suit purchasers.
GUERNSEY
MUSIC STORE
813 MAIN' ST.
CITY BREVITIES
factories. Not truBt furniture, but
furniture with the middle man's prof
its deducted. Graham Furniture Co.
Just received, at The Peoples Ware
house, by express, complete assort
ment of pegtop corduroy pants.
Wanted Experienced clerks or
dress goods and shoes. Permanent
positions and good pay. The Peoples
Warehouse.
Notice Last week of the hnlr goods
demonstrations. Come und see the
high grade exhibit of fine fur goods
before It leaves the city, at The Peo
ples Warehouse.
Closing out sale of lace curtains,
rope portieres, window shades, pic
tures, curtain poles and lots of other
things at half price. Two good second-hand
hacks cheap. Jesse Fall
ing's music store.
GOLDEN ItllK RENOVATED.
Tubllc stenographer at Business
college.
Nice furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street.
"r .Sale Small nil-tight stove with
pi nearly new. Apply 109 Jackson
st I.
ze shooting gallery, billiards and
po Ward & Howlsby. Eagle build
Inf For Salo Good milch cow. Ad
dress C. II. Roscnburg, P. O. Box 565,
Pendleton.
Telephone operator wanted at once.
Apply manager Potter Creek Tele
phone ("o , Echo. Ore.
We are agents for the Townsend
creamery. The best butter on the
coast. George II. Clark, grocer.
When In Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates $1 per day an up
ward. European plan. Free 'bus.
Sale on trimmed hats still contin
ues. Great bargains. Mrs. Camp
bell's Millinery.
We huve Just received a . consign
ment of tho celebrated Denver crack
ers. Better try them; they are bet
ter than the Paradise. George H.
Clark, grocer.
Just received two carloads of new
furniture direct from the eastern
WEDDING RINGS
-The Best In qual y;
-The best In workmanship,
-At the best lowest prices.
LOUIS HUNZIKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
TH Main StreM.
Hold Will Ho Thoroughly Overhauled
and Now Fixtures Ariihil.
E. L. McBroom, who recently leased
the Golden Itule Hotel, Is having tho
dining room, kitchen, offices and all
the rooms thoroughly overhauled and
renovated nnd will add a number of
new fixtures. Including new linen for
the dining room.
Moving Picture ami Vaudeville.
Tonight the Fashionable Vaudeville
and IMIson's Moving Picture com
pany will Inaugurate a three nights'
stay nt prices ranging from 10 to 30
cents. This attraction comes here
very highly endorsed from other
houses on the circuit nnd Is conceded
to be the best of Its kind ever seen
In the west. Ladies will be free to
night If accompanied by some one
with a paid 30 cent ticket.
Moving Pictures.
C. E. Freeland will exhibit his mov
ing pictures at the M. E. church Tues
day evening, November 6. Admission:
Children. 15c; adults. 25c. Mr. and
Mrs. Freeland furnish a clenn, high
class entertainment. They have the
best, plainest and sfendlest moving
Picture machine ever shown here.
Don't forget the date. Under auspi
ces of the Epworth League. See hand
bills.
Minstrels to Oregon City.
The Beach & Bowers Minstrel com
pany which gave a performance here
Saturday night, left for Oregon City,
where they will appear next. Owing
to the delay of the trains they were
compelled to cancel their date at The
Dalles tonight.
Xotloo.
H. O. Worthlngton offers his stock
of groceries for sale. A neat, clean
stock of goods. A snap If taken nt
once. Address H. O. Worthlngton,
Athena, Ore.
Hurst Switch.
For sale dirt cheap. Buy now be
fore advance. Box 4, East Oregonlan.
Dairy ami Food Commission's Report
The Minnesota dairy and food com
mission's analysis shows that Kenne
dy's Laxative Honey and Tar and
Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar con
tained opiates and croton oil. Opiates
are poisons and croton oil Is a violent
poisonous purgative. Refuse to ac
cept any but Foley's Honey and Tar
In a yellow package. Foley's Honey
and Tar contains no opiates or dan
gerous drugs and is the best cough
and cold cure. Koeppen's Drug store.
New pegtop corduroy pants at The
Peoples Warehouse.
TREATMENT YOU LIKE
Of course we sell good goods,
but we sell them in a way that
pi eases you.
We owe our large trade by sell
ing only ''Druggists Grade'' Best
of everything at Square Deal Prices
and money back if not satisfied.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
D. W. Bowman has been here today
from Echo.
M. S. Corrlgall of Butter creek, was
a visitor In town yesterday.
Ransom Llouallen, the pioneer
blacksmith of Weston, Is In the city
today on a trading trip.
G. B. Dntson, of the engineering
force of the O. It. & N., on tho Blue
mountains, Is In the city today.
Clark Nelson has recovered from
his recent Illness and has returned to
take up his work for the county court.
Henry Lazfnka, tho well known
cattle man, Is In the city for a few
days from his ranch In Camas Prairie.
Lawrence Friedman, representative
of Collier's Weekly and a nephew of
R. Alexander, has been In the city for
the past two days.
A. D. Stlllman left this morning for
Montana, where he will spend sev-
erol weeks looking after affairs on
his ranch near Kallspel.
The opera house orchestra fur
nished the music for the reception
given by Mrs. Tallman and Mrs. Kin
ney last week, at the former's home.
Miss Lula R. Lorenz, traveling cor
respondent for the East Oregonlan and
Oregon Dally Journal, visited Milton
and Freewater today In the Interest
of the papers.
Jesse Lleuallen of Weston, left to
day for Portland, where he will en
gage In warehouse work for some
time. A number of Weston boys are
now at work In Portland grain ware
houses.
Walter Todhuntcr Is 111 with typhoid
fever nt the home of his parents In
this city. He was taken ill Immedi
ately on his return from Pendleton,
where he had been with a band of
cattle, and It Is thought he contracted
the disease In that city, as there are
many cases of typhoid In that town.
Blue Mountain Eagle.
C. R. Dutton, who formerly run
The Delta candy store at Pendleton,
and also a store at Rltzvllle, has
rented a part of the building leased
by G. 7.. Hultze and will open up a
candy factory and confectionery store.
Mr. Dutton Is an experienced candy
maker nnd will undoubtedly succeed
here. Pullman Tribune.
wo sins ron Divouc i
Rcvrrtimi. Mallcloii" Treatment anil
Dnihl.i'nneos Alleged.
Two divorce suits were filed thl-
morning by reter West. illlam A.
Stu't't wishes to lie released from his
matrimonial i elation." with Julia Stu
art beiause she wilfully and malic-
jouslv deserted him in May, 1901,
alter having been wedded but a few
months. They wire married at Long
Beach, Cal.
Anna Ohna Halstead asks for a
decree of divorce from Lawrence A
Halstead. They were married at
lirand Island, Neb.. In November
1P00. According to the allegations ol
tbe plaintiff her husband has been
cm d and Inhuman to her, such treat
ment consisting; In falling to provide
a living, drunkenness and the use of
vile language toward his better half.
Also, rhe declares that on September
22 he left Pendleton for Ills old home
at Grand Island. Neb., taking all the
family money with him with the ex
ception of II, and that he failed to
tll tho plaintiff good-by.
BAPTIST CHI RCI! THIS WEEK.
S.'hediilc of Events of Interest to
Everyuo.1v.
Monday, 7:30 Social and business
meeting nt the home of the president
Miss Fern Edwards, at 200 East High
street. All young people are Invited
to come.
At the same hour there will be
preaching at the church for the Scan
dinavian, people by Rev. C. A. Boberg
Tuesday. 7:30 Preaching service
for Scandinavians.
Wednesday, 7:30 Prayer meeting;
Thuisday, 2:30 Ladies' Aid meet
ing.
Friday, 7 Christian culture class.
linker Pioneer Dcud.
Another Baker county pioneer and
highly respected citizen, Louis A.
Metsker, died In this city Saturday af
ternoon, at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Boehmer, at
the age of 61 years, says the Baker
City Democrat. The deceased was a
well known rancher and stockman,
was born December S, 1845, and came
to Baker county 33 years ago. He
has always been active In business and
square In his dealings and leaves
many warm friends to mourn his
demise.
"Lion and tho Mouse" November 14.
P. T. Bannan, advance agent for
the "Lion and the Mouse," which
comes to the Frazer on November
14, Is In the city today on nls way to
Baker and Boise cities, where he will
make arrangements for the appear'
ance of his company. The "Lion and
the Mouse" Is an economic play and
deals with corruption In finances and
politics and carries 25 people. It has
mode a two-year run In New York
without cessation and is one of the
sensations of the modern money-crazy
age.
Thanksgiving Linens
It is said that women judge a store by its
offering in Table Linens--that the true char
acter of a store is revealed by the quality of
its Staple Merchandise--we ask your judge
ment on the quality and prices of dependable
merchandise carried here.
At 65c yd-New pretty pat
terns in Silver bleached
German Damask, 62 inches
wide extra choice 89 cent
grade of Damask.
At 75c yd-6 piecef of full
bleached Irish Damasks 64
and 68 in. wide, every one
a beauty and well worth
$1.00 yd.
At 98c yd--10 pieces ele
gant double Satin Damasks
of pure Irish flax; full 72 in.
wide, choice handsome pat
terns every yard well worth
$1.25.
At $1.25 yd- 6 pes. 72 in.
double Satin Damask of
unusual fineness and finish
new handsome designs and
the best damask for the
price ever seen.
NAPKINS-fuIl assortments of the very
best values form $1.00 up to $7.50.
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR. COUPONS
Moved Real Estate Office.
George Roberts has moved his real
estate and Insurance office from his
old location on the first floor ot the
Despaln building to room 3 In the
second story of that structure. He
will conduct his business from that
place in the future.
French History Class.
The clnss in French history will
meet at 9:30 Tuesday morning wltj
nirs. v., J. aman, on water street.
A M". Buslck, of Portland, was In
lone several days the last of last week
buying hogs. He bought a carload,
paying 6 H cents on foot.
Drunken Men Cannot Rldo.
Within the past week Conductor
Dave Balrd, of the Sumpter Valley
passenger service, has refused to per
mit two or three drunken men to get
aboard the train at this point and the
money paid for tickets by them has
been refunded, says the Blue Moun
tain American. Ho says. Jokingly,
that he Is opposed to having Sumpter
and West End Baker whiskies get
mixed as they always breed disturb
ance. Seriously he says that a
drunken passenger generally wants to
wander about the coaches and thus
becomes a nuisance and a source of
worry to the crew to see that he does
not get Injured. Sobriety will be nec
essary hereafter If you expect to leave
Sumpter.
Wood Shortage In Mines.
Zoeth Houser spent several days
last week and this out at the Present
Need and the Gold Issue properties
In the Quartzburg district, says the
Sumpter American. He says that he
has been keeping two forces of men
busy and that the showings made are
quite satisfactory. The handicap out
that way for the winter work, accord
ing to him, will be in the shortage of
wood supply as the people usually re
lied upon to cut It up have occupied
themselves otherwise during the sum
mer months. Many, himself among
the number, are now striving to se
cure an operating supply, but the
outlook is dubious.
Masonic Meeting Tonight.
A special meeting of Pendleton
lodge No. 62, A. F. & A. M will be
held tonight for work in the entered
apprentice degree.
The Yakima hop market Is livening
up. About 100.000 pounds has chang
ed hands within the past few days at
f.-om IS to 15 cents. The quality Is
generally choice.
j Boys'
I Express
j Wagons
, We have them In nil sizes and
makec. Good, strong and serv
i Icenble. Keep tho son out of
mischief by his owning one of
these. They will stand tho
racket.
Prices, $1.50 to $2.75
5 Cook Perry
Books, Stationery
and Notions. .
Wholesale and Retail.
tOb E. court St. 'Phone Red 3191
Mrs.Sawtelle's Turkish Bath Parlors
BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TREATED..
TURKISH BATHS. FOMENTATION.
ELECTRIC BATHS,
MASSAGE COMPLETE, Scientific Chriopodist In attend
SALT GLOW, ance-
LADIES' HOFRS 8:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m., with lady attendant
GENTS' HOURS 6:30 p. m. to 7 a. m., with gentleman attendant
OVER DOMESTIC LAUNDRY.
PARLOR 'PHONE RED 3801. RESIDENCE 'PHONE RED 1101.
The Canadian Pacific
Irrigation Colonization Co. Ltd.
Irrigated Lands of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company in
Sunny Southern Alberta
Unequaled Soil.
A great range of products, includ
ing winter wheat, which took the gold
medal and diploma at the Portland
Centennial as the best and largest
yield per acre of any winter wheat
grown on the North American conti
nent. Alfalfa, Timothy, Clover, Sugar
Beets with all other root crops are
successfully grown.
Cuttle run on the range throughout
the year and are exported without be
ing fed a single grain or furnished
shelter. Horses, Sheep and Hogs are
money-makers In this country.
Title and water supply guaranteed
by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
An Ideal climate. Lands are cheap,
but are rapidly advancing in price,
owing to tho crowds of Americans and
others who are flocking to this won.
derful country. Terms of payment
are extremely easy. The first crop
usually pays for the land.
For further Information, address or
see the company's representative.
J. JOHNSTON, Hotel Bowman,
PENDLETON, OREGON