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AnT KAST OUEGOMAN, FENDLETOWy WtBCOX, MON'D.VfXOYEMBER 1, WW. BUT
PACK FIVK.
SPECIAL
Dress Goods Sale
A NEW SHIPMENT OF RED, BMJE, I1ROWN
AND CHICAM imOAOCLOTHS, PLAIDS. CHECKS
AH PLAIN DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
THE ENTIRE LOT GOES ON SALE T1II8 WEEK
AT LESS THAN THE REAL VALUE.
Shrinking and Sponging
FREE
EVERY DRESS GOODS PATTERN OF 5 YARDS
OR OVER SOLD THIS WEEK WILL RE SHRUNK
AND SPONGED FREE OF CHARGE
Teutsch's DEPDTT
CITY BREVITIES
Fawdust for sale, In nny quantity,
at Oregon Lumber yard.
Nice furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street.
For Rent Five-room cottage, 311
South Main St. Inquire 309 S. Main.
Prize shooting gallery, billiards and
pool. Ward & Bowlsby. Eagle build
ing. For Sale Good milch cow. Ad
dress C. H. Roscnburg, P. O. Box 665.
Pendleton.
Sale on trimmed hats still contin
ues. Great bargains. Mrs. Camp
bell's Millinery.
When In Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates Jl per dny and up
ward. European plan. Free 'bus.
Prof. Spmce will (five a ribbon
p.irty at Music hall Tuesday evening
In t ounce! Ion with his regular poclai
d;uu'. SniHlilng new and novel.
For Rent Suite unfurnished
housekeeping rcoms In East" Oregon-
Ian building. Hot and cold water nnd
bnth on same floor. Inquire this office.
We have 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 a carload of fancy
apples MH) boxes 10 varieties, from
the Cr.in.l Kimde Valley Frultgrow
cis' I'iiIoii, (It urnl Itonile valley. Xt
commission merchants or peddlers'
Hock. Also a carload of white Ilur-
l:tnk potatoes from Washington. Fine
cookers. Clark's Grocery, No. G4I
and 546, Main Btreet.
It has been used by American house
wives for over a third of a century,
and those who have used it longest
praise it most. Stronger than other
baking powders. Don't use as much
of it. Ask your grocer for Cleveland s.
HOOD RIVER VF.ItY HIGH.
She Has
Demonstrated
Mrs. Hltlcnnur. who is dotnonfstrat
Inp this wet k v.t tin,' Ilotl Cropji Phar-
niacy la a traveler of repute, having
hi cn In the serviee of the Cam.ilin
c;nipa; for the past 10 years, nnl
hr. denionntrate'l In every Mate niul
city of Importance in the Union ns
vp11 an in Knplaml and France, where
tho nohlliiy were entertained by her
demonstrations. Mr, nittcnour will
be nt Ponnlrt.nn Hed Cross Pharma
cy until Saturday night.
F. J. DONALDSON
Reliable Druggist.
PERSONAL
MENTION
Great Damitco Narrow lv Averted by
Strenuous Labor.
For the past few davs the Hood
river has been on the rampage and
has been higher than at any time
since November H, 1'J4. when it
cf.vcred the flat below the railroad
track and did much damage to the
btolKes niul ilams along It, says The
Dulles Chronicle.
Since Tuesday morning the river
has been so high that It was con
siilered to be In danger of washing
away the railroad track and possi
bly carrying out the ilum. ; At several
places nlr.ng its bank It undermined
I he track, making It necessary to prop
it up with timbers. Several gauss of
men have bc"n kept busy under the
direction of Superintendent Sarly
w itching its Inroads and making rc
pilrs. At the dam Wednesday it was es
timated that eiL'ht feet of water was
going over It. Us volume went so
hiL'h at oi.e time that It was washing
doe. n the track on one side and was
going over the gale on the other,
maKlng It Impossible to reach It In
order to shut the water off. The
high water has been the cause of
much trouble to the light company,
having pa tlally filled the pipe with
icfus,. and shut off part of their pow
et. Fortunately, the town has not
been deprived of light entirely, which
has been the ease in other towns of
eastern htnpni, which have also been
hiving floods.
Woi k nr. th- new bridge of the O.
K. - X. has had to l e stopped on ac
count of '.he high wntir and the ma
chinery hoisted to a place of Tifcty
DIAMON D
N
. D
DIAMOND
RINGS
If you are looking for a nice
diamond let me show
you one.
The PRICE will be right
and the quality guaranteed.
LOUIS HUNZIKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
726 Main Street
Not loo.
Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Jay & Jetisun. Is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Jay Jenson will
pay all bills contracted by the firm
and all parties owing bljls are request
ed to call and settle ns promptly as
possible. The business will be con
tinued by Isaac Jay.
JAY & JENSON.
I'rof. L. R. Traver arrived from
Portland yesterday morning.
Dr. Fred Lleuallen of Helix, baa
bean In the city this afternoon.
J. W. rcrlnger, of Adams, was- In
tnuin Saturday upon a short visit.
L. W. Me Adam, the Echo hardware
dealer, was a visitor In town yester
day.
J. P. McManus and wife have buen
visitors In the city today from Pilot
Kotk.
Sam H. Peterson, an attorney of
Milton, came down this morning on
legal business.
Dr. Amy Currln left Saturday for
Radium Springs, after having closed
up her office here. ,
Mr. atuf Mrs. Claud Hanscom. came
diwn from Athena yesterday and have
been visitors here today.
J. G. Calllson, of the BalfourGuth-
rle compuny's force at Fulton, was a
visitor In town yesterday.
C. A. Smith. Blue mountain corres
pondent for the Spokesman-Review
has been In the city today;
E. W. Davis, register of the land of
fice at La Orande, was hero yesterday
and a guest at the Hotel Pendleton.
Al Knight, of the People's Ware
house, will leave In a few days for
Portland to remain on a short visit.
J. J. Hamley, the Court street har- j
ness ucaier, una guiitr iu rwcuui iuiv,
Idaho, and will not return until Fri- j
day. I
Mrs. J. F. McNaught and daughter
Mrs. Helen Sayres, of llermlstor
have burn In the city upon a few
days' vNit.
K. C. Hogue passed through the
city lact evening from Walla Walla
to Baker City, where he will be edi
tor of the Dally Herald.
Engineer Scott Butler, of the Pendleton-Spokane
run. is taking a vaca
tion for it few days, Engineer Joe
Melcher filling his place.
District Attorney F.-S. Ivanhoe, of
the I'nlon-Wallown county district,
silent Sunday In the city visiting his
wife, of the high school faculty.
Miss Maud Crawford returned Sat
urday from Spokane and other Wash
ington points, where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
A. J. Goodman, of the Goodman
Thompson Hardware store, left yes
terday for Portland to meet his wife,
who is returning from a visit at Eu
gene. Mrs. Victor Hunziker, who has been
In the city the past two weeks at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Louis Hun
ziker, returned last evening to Walla
Walla.
Robot t F.irlinger ard wife, of Corn
wall, Canada are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Kem.eth Mcltae. Mr. Farllnger
is a brother of Mrs. Mcltae. The vis
:tors ale here on theli wedding trip.
Anton Kraft and wife arrived today
from Minnesota, and will remain per
manently. Mr. Kraft stated thai
there was two feet of snow In Minre
m la when he left. He Is a son-in-law
of A. Fuhrman.
Mrs. Cut lis Thatcher gave a lunch
eon yesterday fir Mrs. Will Thomp
son, of Peinllett.il. entertaining about
t ladies. The guests were seated at
small tables decorated with chrysan
themums. The luncheon was follow
ed by cards, bridge whist being tho
panic. Lew iston Tribune.
Mrs. I.inci.i Thompson and daugh
ter. Miss Edna Thompson, left early
yesterday morning for Portland to at
tend the la disre of Mrs. Si-th Catlln,
who hr.s been seriously 111 at a hos
pital there. Mrs. t'atlln Is a laugh
ter of Mrs. Thompson and has many
friends In this city who hope for her
speedy vecovery.
Wheat Laud for Item or Sale.
I have 760 acres of good wheat land
In Middle Cold Spring, which I will
rent or sell. Plenty running water;
also good well water on place; good
buildings. For further particulars
call on or address o. A. Hartman, sr.,
Pendleton, Ore., or F. L. McCrea,
Iloldman, Ore.
Call for School Warrant.
All outstanding school warrants for
school district No. 105 will be paid If
presented to F. L. McCreu, Holdman,
Oregon. Interest ceases from this
date.
Dated November 20th. 1906.
Masonic Mowing1 Tonight.
There will bo a special meeting of
the Masonic lodge tonight, and all
members are requested to be present.
Wanted.
A companion for a woman who Is
in ill health. Apply to this office.
References required.
Head the East Oregonlan.
THE CANDY SEASON IT OPEN.
We are receiving a fresh shipment
of
HUYLERS NEW YORK CANDIES
every week.
EKpyp
A Rummage Sale?
Well, not exactly! Nor yet a
Riddance of Bad Rubbish.
For the next
Ten Days Only
Nevertheless we propose to- have a general "cleaning out" of any
and everything which occupies space In this store to little or no ad
vantuge. Nothing brand new will be Included In the list, but every
thing offered will be Just as good as new so fair as practical value Is
concerned. A whole lot of miscellaneous stock, to be sold cheaj to
got It out of the way.
Look This List Over Carefully
2 Square Pianos In good condition J60.OO each
2 L'urand Organs, as good as new J35.90 each
1 I yon & Healy Organ, walnut ctse ,hlgh lop 145.00
1 Cornish Parlor Organ J40.00,
1 Cornish Chapel Organ J25.00
1 Cornish Organ $15.00
1 Ludwg Piano, oak case f 195.00
1 Kimball piano cased Organ, as good as new, cost $135.00, .. .$70. 00
1 walnut cased Pianola, been used for 2 months, at a bargain.
6 M.00 Piano Stools, shop worn $1.25 each
1 quartered oak cabinet grand Piano, traded in on a Chlckerlng $175
There are many other equally attractive bargains here but It would
be impossible with anything like limited space such as would be
Justified In using for t,he purpose of advertising such a sale as this,
for us to give a detailed account of each article. Come in and see for
yourself. The instruments above Included may be had upon terms
If desired.
Eilers Piano House
513 Main Street.
Telephone 615.
Pretty Picture
Mouldings.
It rmarkable the number of pret
ty pictures that become torn or dis
figured and are thrown away, when
If they wre framed out of our tin
line of mouldings, which are Inexpen
sive, they could be kept indefinitely.
Look up the baby's or some other
valuable picture that you wish to keep
and let us tell you how much It will
cost.
Largest line of Paints, Paper
Varnish and Mouldings
in Pendleton.
Our store has been enlarged t
double Its former size to accommodate
our fast Increasing stock and business.
Pendleton Paint
Store
E. J. MURPHY
Coust Street
"The Mark of Quality"
is on
ROSE CREAM
Rough Skin
Chapped Hand Season
now on
Rose Cream
Remedies All
Skin Troubles.
The Pendleton Drug Co,
"The Mark ot Quality"
Phone Main 20
Sam Knilicott III Custody.
"am Endlcott. the gambler
against whom a charge has
been made of larceny from the
person by Dr. Biggers. of La
Grande, was arrested today at
I.lnd. Wash. He put up $500
bonds nt that place and It is
believed that he will arrive here
tomorrow to face the charge.
kkv. nonius has returned.
I Mil Successful Revival In City of Lin
coln's Home.
Rev. Victor Dorrls. pastor of the
Christian church, arrived home Sat
urday from Springfield, III., where he
h:id been for seven weeks conducting
revival meetings. The meetings were
unusually successful, nnd during the
course of the same there wore 80 ac
cessions to the church at that place.
While In Springfield Rev. Dorrls
visited at Lincoln's old home and also
at the tomb of the mnrtyred president,
due of his Springfield friends pre
sented him with two i enholders that
hail been made from wood taken from
the old home while some alterations
were being made recently. They nre
accompanied by a stntement from the
clerk of the Illinois supreme court
showing them to be genuine. In view
of Its historic significance Rev. Dor
rls values his present highly.
CHRISTIAN" CIIIRCII REVIVAL.
Preaching by Mr. Dorrix, .Music Con
ductor by Prof. Elision.
Revival meetings began at the
Christian church yesterday, and will
continue Indefinitely. There were
good audiences at both services, and
one accession yesterday morning.
Victor Dorrls, the local minister, Is
doing the preaching himself, at the
request of the church. Mr. Dorrls
conducted n great meeting here two
years ago this winter.
Prof. H. A. Easton of Chicago,, is
the song leader. He is a chorus di
rector and soloist of rare ability, and
he at once gives evidence of a great
and rich voice, nnd of thorough train
ing. Especially nre his bass solos at
tractive to those of distinct musical
taste. Meetings begin nt 7:30 each
evening.
Read the East Oregonlan.
IMPORTANT PRACTICE GAME.
There Are Now Five. Classen nt the
Gymnasium.
On Wednesday evening a basket ball
game will be played In the Commer
cial association gymnasium between
the First tenm of the association and
the Tigers. The game wljl be for the
purpose of giving practice to the First
team, which Is to play with tho Wes
ton Normal school tenm on Thnnks
glving evening. The game promises
to be an interesting one, ns two very
creditable teams will be upon the
floor. , An admission of 10 cents will
be chnrged spectators.
Gym Classes (iron Inc.
During the past week the attend
ance nt the various classes has been
Increasing, nnd there nre now five
classes In good working order. Tho
afternoon nnd evening classes for as
sociation members have from 12 to
15 members each nnd nre doing
steady, consistent work. The 6:,10
class for ladles, which Is composed
mostly of tenchers, Is nlso gaining In
numbers, and while the private class
for ladles, which meets In the fore
noons, Is also proving a success Per
haps the most enthusiastic class of
all is the one for Juveniles, which
meets after school hours, three times
a week. It has a membership of
about 15 nnd the boys nro doing faith
ful work.
Thoso desiring Information regard
ing any of the classes may secure the
same of Director Shockley at tho gym
nasium or tho association rooms.
Tl.n .knl, nt T)a..alA f I 1 .. Ill
l int- Dintii ... tiaia in pel iuubij in
V I and his death Is hourly expected.
FREE FREE
Special Offer Until Dec. 1st.
The party bringing in the most work during
the month of November will get his cleaning
and pressing done absolutely free of charge for
this month.
This Opportunity is Open to AD.
Get Your Friends in Line.
AH work under this offer is strictly cash and
includes any kind of cleaning or pressing of
ladies and gentlemen's clothes.
Hatter in Connection.
Work called for and delivered
PERSIAN STEAM
CLEANING WORKS
Phone Main 194 912 Main St. Near Bridge.
Building Air Castles
Is a pleasant but unprofitable task.
When you're building realities and
need good grade lumber, lath, shin
gles, sash, doors, ceemnt, brick, lime,
sand, etc., honestly priced, promptly
delivered every way satisfactory
lodge your order with us.
Sole agent for Krlsolite Wood Fibrs
Plaster, made In Blue Rapids, Kan
sas; also White Crystal Lime.
Pendleton Planing
Mills
R. FORSTER, Proprietor.
it
The American
Collection Agency
No fee charged
unless collection
is made. We
Anthony P.Wilson make collec
Attorney tions in all parts
of t h e United
States.
413 KANSAS AVE.
Topeka, Kansas
Wood
and Coal
to
Burn
and that will burn; try a
phone order and be con
vinced that I handle the
good kind only.
Dutch Henry
Office. Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage
Compnny. 'Phone Main 178.
Also at llenneman's cigar store, op
posite Great Eastern store. 'Phon
main 4.
JAPANESE
House Cleaning
HEADQUARTERS
i ANY ONE WISHING WORK
a
IOXE. PLEASE CALL AT 2
KOOM t. 202 EAST WEP.B ST.,
OK PHONE RED 3981.