East Oregonian : E.O., January 10, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OUEGONtAN, PEXDMJTON, OREGON, TIITRSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1907.
PAGBTHREK.
Ten days of January White Selling,
Commencing Friday, January 1 1 .
This event of "Special Bargain Giving" surpasses any
previous attempt. The goods are all new.
No shopworn stuff to clean up.
Get a "Crank's" $25 Spring Suit Free
For a good guess.
Read my ads in both papers, five prizes in all for good
guesses if you don't know about it come in and
ask, we'll explain it. Guesses are free.
Commencing
Fri. Jan. 1 1
JANUARY WHITE SALE Err?.
Lily White Undermuslins. Children's Dresses. Laces and Embroideries of Exquisite New Types.
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The first time in
this store's experi
ence to offer
suqh values.
Every garment in
this sale is gua
ranteed to be full
in measurements.
No skimpy ones.
The Largest Single purchase of White Undermuslins ever
Brought to Pendlet3tt, Many Values Worth Double.
45c Values at 25c
RKI'I.AR t Kc values 111 Corset Covers ami Drawers, beautifully
trimmed with laces and e mVohlerl" every garment full
measure, and made In the newest styles. These grades sell In
most stoien fur 4!ic and !i0c, and then you never get a chance to pet
them when they are new and fresh. Tiemcmbcr, only .... 2Tc each
$1.00 Values at 68c
REAL 11.00 values In Corset Cover?, Clowns, Skirts and Drawers.
Garments showing skilled workmanship, quality, material and
new round thread lace effects. Many trimmed with beautiful
embroidery nnd insertions, in fact, a grouping together of many styles
worth more thnn a dollar, nnd representing the more superior un
dermuslins for women. Remember, they are only 680
$2.50 Values at $1.33
IT requires but showing of thee lovely gurmonis to arouse the
keenest Interest. Women of this vicinity know they can depend
on this store for quality goods, and we can honestly say, here are
values that ere up to the standard of perfection. Real $2.50 values
for $1.33. Remember, at "CRANK'S."
60c Values at 38c
REAI.LT 60c values in Corset Covers, Drawers nnd Skirts that
are nicely trimmed with laces ar.d embroidery. Drawers with
wide rows of lace insertion? am! edges, some with embroidery
as well. Corset Covers with lace insertions and edges, also embroid
ery trimmed, with insertions 1n the back, remember, only 3Se
$1.50 Values at 98c
REMEMBER the $1.50 and $1.7.: values are -Clowns. Drawers.
Coisft Covers, Skirts and Skirt Chimce. It's fully decided in
our own mind to make this valm -giving event the epoch where
by all luture sales shall be measured. These garments are of the
most dependable quality, many D immed with handsome oriental laces
and lily white embroi leties. Remember, all go at 9Sc each at
"CRANK'S."
Children's White Dresses
A Varied and Beautiful Assortment.
"tresis anil Slips oc
Dnc Dresses and Underskirts asc
"Tic Di esses and Underskirts ,jst.
$1.00 Drsses and Underskirts s,
SI. Ml Dl esses 98o
JJ.no Dresses "si IS
$2.50 Dresses $1.33
75c Values at 48c
REMARKARI.E styles, 75c low-iy. Skirts, Drawers and Coiset
Covets. Tou w ould think they meant to sell for "anyway $1.
Some trimmed with wide lace and insertions, some with em
broidery Insertions and edges. Extra quality of Lonsdale, nainsooks
an ! cambrics used In the production of these garments. Not a single
garment worth less than 73c. Remember, they are now 4'c only.
$2.00 Values at $1.18
YOU should sec the $2.00 values In Drawers, Corset Covers.
Gowns, Skirts and Chlmese llnt'will sell for $1.18 each. It re
quires but the seeing to convince yon of their daintiness and
bewitching charm. It's a most clalioiate display of sheer white gar
ments, beautifully ornamented with finest laces and embroideries,
you know, at "CRANK'S."
$3.50 Values at $1.98!
OUR first great umWmuslm sale will prove to you the best you
ever witnessed. Any of your underinuslln wants can he filled
here at really about half their worth. Every garment made
under most sanitary conditions. Real $3.50 values elaborately orna
mented are now $l.t'S. Remember, at "CRANK'S."
Corset Cover Embroideries, dainty new designs
worth 35c and 40c yard, now per yard - - -
20c
All Mail Orders are
Carefully Filled.
Embroideries 8 inches Wide, New Spring Patterns
Lily White, now, per yard - - - - - -
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FREEWATER ADVICES
TKOI.1.r.Y MXE INSIDE OF
A mii.e niOM freew teh.
Grange Social Was Profitable Sever
al I-arue Drain In Heal Estate Odd
Weather Does Not Interfere Willi
Improvements Mr. Allen Tsj Laying
Out an Addition Present Danger
From High Water Averted Estab
lishing a Grade for the City.
Freewater, Jan. 10. The Walla
Walla Traction company's line Into
Freewater Is rapidly coming Into the
city, and Is no wconstrucled to a point
less tlvin a mile from the city limits.
From here It will go on Into Milton,
and then say many, It will not be long
until the line will run through the
east em! of the county and on clown ot
rent'leton, the county seat.
The genial editor of the Freewater
Times reports everything lovely down
In the Hudson Hay country.
The cold weather has Interfered
very little with the progress being
made In the construction of the elec
tric line, und the interest in the con
struction of the cannery Is Just as
strong.
The city council of Freewater Is now
establishing a base ot grades for the
city and are engaged In drawing a
g'jperil ordinance for the purpose of
poverrl'ig all general improvements.
C. T. Godwin Is acting as attorney for
the mill the matter, und as soon as the
ordinance Is passed the principal
streets will be graded.
Freewater merchants are busy in
voicing this week.
The Hudson Hay Orange social held
on New Year's eve was a grand suc
cess, over $;; being taken In clear
of expenses. At the conclusion of the
supper a very entertaining program
wus iiven In th3 Union church, which
wan very much enjoyed.
The water suit of the Peacock Mill
company ngulnnt the city of Milton
and the water users after being before
the court In Pendleton for some days,
opened In Freewater yesteiday In
Hitdgoro-s hall. Defendants from all
parts of this section will be called.
Many attorneys have arrived anl some
of them will remain for some days.
Laud Sales.
Mr. I. Vandewater recently sold one
acre of land to Walla Walla parties
for the sum of $1 700.
Cleorge Dostter has sold his ranch
of 20 ucres to S. Patterson of We
rtntchee, Wash., for a consideration of
$5000.
Comedy Itramii.
"Uncle Josh," a thrilling four-act
comedy drama, was presented by the
Hudson Bay Dramatic company Fri
day and Saturday evenings at the Vin
cent school house. The proceeds
thepfrom will go to the Hudson Bay
grange and will find Its way into the
new hall about to be built.
Plaiting l and Piircliasrd.
Mr. Allen, of the Walla Walla Trac
tion company, who purchased the
Cliiistmun place In the north end of
the city, is now at work on the same
with a corps of engineers, platting and
laying out the slice's, alleys and lots.
As soon us this is done the land will
be placed on sab.
ltlvcr Falls.
The continued cold weather has
fHUe.l the liver to fall quite a bit.
ami has for the present averted any
danger frifm high water. The places
of A iron Miller, George Miller, Her
man Wolf and II. H. Perkins are
nearly ruined, and It Is feared that
the u !l limb water w ill come through
in t the Utile Walla Walla liver.
Sells ami Pays Land.
George II. Dexter has Just sold his
place below town, receiving the sum
of $iooo for 20 acres. In turn, he hns
now purchased the land of Hooken
l.ii son at this place for $1700.
.Make a note! now to get Ely's Cream
Halm If you are troubled with nasal
catarrh, hay fever or cold In the head.
It' Is purifying and soothing to the
sensitive membranes that line the air
postages. It la made to cure the dis
ease, not to fool the patient by a short
deceptive relief. There Is no cocaine
nor mercury in It., Do not be talked
Into taking a substitute for Ely's
Cream Ralni. All druggists sell it.
Price ROc. Mailed by Ely Bros., E8
Warren street, New York.
NEWS
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DEATH OF SIRS. CRAIG
IS DAILY EXPECTED.
Milton Ai t Nans Gave n Social and
Listened to an Address Q. A. T.
Club Disbanded for the Season,
Giving nn Oyster Supper at Its Last
Session .loint Revival Largely At
tended, and the Interest Is Great.
being well attended, and good results
are being noticed. A special speaker
is here, nnd the singing is by Joint
choirs of both the At. E. and the Pres
byterian churches.
MIHon, Jan. 10. Milton Artisans
will jrive a social this evening for the
purposo of extending their order. One
of the head men will be in attendance
and will address the assembly.
W. R. Samuels, of the Rank of
Milton, has Just returned from a visit
to his home In the state of Missouri,
and he has again taken up his duties
here.
The Q. A. T. club had its last meet
ing last Wednesday evening, when it
disbanded for the season. An oyster
supper was served by the club mem
bers and visitors.
Mrs. V. R. Craig, of this city, -who
recently went to Ellensburg, Wash.,
on account of her health, Is reported
as being very low and her death is
being looked for every day.
The Joint revival meetings being
held In the M. E. church, south, are
Cured of Lung Trouble.
"It Is now 11 years since I had a
narrow escape from consumption,"
writes C. O. Floyd, a leading business
man of Kershaw, S. C. "I had run
down in weight to 135 pounds, and
couching was constant, hoth hv Hnv
! and by night. Finally I began taking
j-r. Kings r.ew Discovery, and con
tinued this for about six months,
when my cough and lung trouble
were entirely gone and I was restored
to my normal weight, 170 pounds."
Thousands of persons are healed every
year. Guaranteed at Tallman & Co.'s
drug store. 60c and $1.00. Trial bot-
Refrigerator Car Service.
Effective at once the O. R. & N.
company will Inaugurate a weekly
refrigerator car service from Port
land. The refrigerator cars will lenve
Portland every Tuesday and will han
dle perishable stuff for all points
east of rmatllla. A similar servlve
will be operated on the Washington
division.
IS MEAT IMPl'RE?
Walla Walla Man Taken Suddenly III
While Eating.
The Walla Walla Statesman says
of a case of sudden illness In that city:
Are hogs afflicted with cholera be
ing killed, shipped Into Walla Walla
and sold In the butcher shops of the
i Does the eating of pork from a hog
afflicted with hog cholera result in
I twitching arms?
I T. H. Bellows, a collector for the
I Singer Sewing Machine company of
1 this city, residing on Edith avenue.
: bought a piece of pork .it a local
butcher shop last Saturday afternoon.
I His wife cooked the moat nnd Bei
j lows sat down and began to eat be
fore she and their little child sat
i down.
I He had eaten a piece ahout three
i Inches square when be became so
sick tnai lie was obliged to get up
from the table. He felt queerly
about the head and went out to take
I a walk. When he came In the sweat
. uws ncavy on nis nrow and his arms
were twitching so that he could hard
ly control mem. Ho was sore
over and luimediatetv l,e,.nm..
sick that he was only relieved by
vomiting.
Two thousand starving cattle in
vaded the streets of Lethbrldge. Al
berta, terrorizing the people and do
ing much damage by breaking down
fences and invading yards and barns
and causing runaways.
all
so
Strayed or Stolen.
ine light bay mare age. about .",
yea'-s, biand (H : white snip on
nose; black mane, tall and legs. A
literal reward for return of same to
stable of N. Loveridge, Weston, Ore.
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