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PAGX TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOX1AX. PETDLETOX. OREGOX. THVRSDAY, FEBItCARY H. !0T. rrcHT page. GREAT BARGAINS FOR Friday and Saturday Only 10 iY--s fatten FLinncl, creaia or bk-aeLg-1 ; n-zvlxT V2c value, at, per yard 10c :0 i.;.zn Ladi Handkerchiefs, lace and embroidered trimmei ; regular 2oc values at, each, 15c 34 pieees white Embroideries, from 6 to 10 inches wide; regular 15c values, at, per vard 9c 12 dozen Ladies' Silk Belts, fancy plaids and taffeta and Roman stripes ; regular 75c value-?, at, each 45c 4S pieces new figured Lawus, in small figures and dots; regular 10c values at, per vard 6c 25 dozen cream Eath Towels, fringed, size 20x44 inches; regular 25c values, each. . . 17c 6 dozen Ladies' long Flannelette Kimonas, all sizes; regular $2.75 values at, each. . . $1.98 10 dozen Muslin Nightgowns, V-shaped necks, lace trimmed, tucked yokes; regu lar $1.25 values, at, each 89c 12 dozen Outing Flannel Gowns; regular $1.45 values, in stripes and plains at, each 95c 12 dozen Muslin Drawer', lace 'trimmed, with wide ruffles; regular 45c and 50c vg-diies, at each 25c 15 dozen Mercerized Sateen Underskirts; regular $1.25 and $1.35. values, at each. . . 85c 3 dozen Lace Curtains, R-nne Femme or single curtains, CO inches by 3 J yards; retrular $1.50 value at, each $1.00 . 10 dozen St niffleJ Curtains', 2J yards lone; pru!ar $1.85 values at, pair $1.25 Friday and Saturday Feb. 15 and 16. Will sell anv 50c Work Shirt in the house for 35c All lined Gloves and Mittens will'be re duced 25 per cent. Just 1-4 Any Hat in the house will be reduced $1.50 Hats will go for $1.15 $2.00 Hats will go for $1 .55 $2.50 Hats will go for $1.90 $3.00 Hats will go for $2.35 $3.50 Hats will go for $2.60 $4.50 Hats will go for $3.65 $5.00 Hats will ?r, fr $3.95 Every Hat in the house REDUCED. Any Overcoat in the house will be reduced just 1-3 $7.50 Coat will be $5.00 $10.00 Coat will be $6.65 $15.00 Coat will ! $10.00 $20.00 Coat will be $13.65 Friday and Saturday Offerings at The Peoples Warehouse GROCERY Where it Pays to Trade. 10 ounds lx-st Cane Sugar . . $1.00 15 pounds Xo. 1 Japan Rice $1.00 5 pounds Coffee, regular 25 seller. $ 1 .00 Good, solid pack Tomatoes, per can. . . 10c Walters' White Satin Flour 95c Xo. 1 Burbank Potatoes, per sack. .$1.40 21 pounds small white Beans $1 .00 25 pounds large white Beans $1.00 The Peoples Warehouse Save Your Coupon. Where it Pays to Trade. DEMAND FOR COAL OPENS DID IE riox PACIFIC co.u, TRUST LOSES A POIXT. Interstate Commerce Commhslon's Investigation Make it Possible to 0cn Oue of (lie Largest and Old est .Minos Id Wyoming Which Was Clcwd by tlie Union Pacific Trust JO Years Ago Millions of Tuns of , Good Coal in Sight. The following from the Cheyenne Tri! ui.e howi that the investigations and rulings of the Interstate com merce ommis&ion hare had a highly beneficial effect on the coal situation in Wyoming and will result in check ing the Union Pacific coal truft The Tribune says: J. !. S. Isrownir.g. of Ogden, has arrived at Hock Springs fo arrange for ih reopening of the Blair coal mine, near th.s city. Ue Is one of the purchaser of the mine and Is as kociated with David Eecles, C. W. N'ibley und H. H. P.olapp. Last week they paid 132.000 for this property and will organize a big stock company to open up and develop the coal vein on a large scale. The history of this mine is the his tory cf the coal monopoly in the west. It was one of the first coal deposits ever opened up in Wyoming, having been operated by Archibald Blp.ir. the pioneer Wyoming coal miner, 40 years ago. Blair was finally forced to dis continue operations on account of sharp competition on the part of the Union Pacific The mine was only partly worked out and the main vein was never touched. There is now 1, 500,000 tons of coal actually In sight With the recent action of the Inter state commerce ommlssion against the Union Pacific Coal company, re sulting In compelling the railroad to grant equitable ratts and other priv ileges to Independent companies, the mine has again become valuable after four decades and will soon be the scene of great activity. The mine will begin shipping coal again this summer. 9 A Question You Must Answer Now. TV you want the best shirtwaist ever made for the least money? This Is a question which admits cf only one answer but that must be out on record now. THE GLADIS WAISTS U distinctive. It is th only waist on th market that you can buy two waists for a single price. See the Une. Examine it. Test IL Compare It. Tour good Judg ment will convince to a. ..THE ALEXANDER.. DEPARTMENT STORE Sole agents for the Cladis Waist and Skirt Neighbors Got Fooled. "1 was literally coughing myself to death, and had become too weak to leave my hed; and neighbors, predicted that I would never leave It alive; but they got fooled, for thanks be to fJod. I was Induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It took Just four one dol lar bottles to completely cure the cotiRh and restore me to good sound h'.'altn " writes. Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of Orovi-rtown, Stark Co., Tnd. This King ot cough and cold cures, and healer of throat and lungs, is fruor ar.teed ty Tallman & Co, drustfrtsts. 50c ii:d li.OO bottles. Trial bottle free. Oreaon Apple 83.28 Per Hot. Fred H. Hopkins received a cable today from the first car of his Spitz-, enhorg apples placed upon the market this year, the same having been con signed to Dennis & Sons, cf Covent Garden, who report the sale of the carload, consisting of 45fr boxes of four-tier and 150 boxes of one-half tier apples, at an average net figure f. o. b. shipping point, of $2.38 per box, says a Medford. Ore., dispatch. For a week past It has been known Many a .( View Disclosed to You 4 From car windows, via the Rock" Island, that you must not fail to sec Go East via EI Paso and you see New and Old Mexico and Arizona that tawny South west land of sunshine, where sun and air rejuvenate with marvelous power. 4 Go via Salt Lake City and Colorado and for the better part of two days you ride thru the finest scenery on the American continent. Go "Tourist" and in addition to the delight ful scenery youll experience the added advan tages of a restful trip made at a great taving over first class, luxurious (but no more comfortable) accommodations. Our (older, "Across the Continent in a TourLt Skplng Car," fives full iniormition. bent upon request, Cenersl Asent, Rock Isltnd-Fiisco Lines, 140 Third St., PORTLAND. ORE. UejsMMU that the California product would not Wash., has burned, being totally de- flgure any more this season In the stroved. Loss, $2000. The second London market. storv wis gutted by fire about two ' u-Ks affo. A nw depot will at once The O. P.. & X. dpot at Tekoa, be erected. II -JL TT O -K. II S W i 1 O If" I 1 GETJRAL NEWS. Oovernor Magoon has decided to appoint new governors of all the Cu ban province as soon as the American congress adjourns. Ex-Governor Frank W. Hlgglns of Nw Tork, Is dead at Olean, aged 60 years. He was a merchant and died several times a millionaire. Dan MeCrone, a veterinarian, nil wife and daughter, were drowned by a sudden flood which swept away the Mock yards at Columbus, Neb. At Kansas City, Miss Maude Flater shot and killed Dr. B. H. Merwln In REAL ESTATE I have wheat lands with good or chards snd plenty of water. I have stock ranches for both sum mer snd winter quarters. I line a proposition that I will guarantee a profit In If taken at once. Anyone with a little money and a lit tle nerve to back It can clean op stout $5000 In about six months I have sor.e of the best property In the city listed with me for sale. I hsve a bote) with II rooms, two lots SOxlOO, doing a rushing bnslnesM. Price to small to mention, t have ubtrban property improv ed and unimproved. I have a few good business chances. In fart, I have anything you want either real estate or livestock. Com In and tell me what von want. If J haven't got It I will get It for yoa. E. T. WADE 'Phone fclacbk 1111. Offle B. O. Building. his office In the Hall building, and then killed herself with the same pis tol. When found they were lying side by side, each shot once In the head. A gas explosion occurred In a res taurant In West Second street, Lo Angeles Four persons were killed and IS Injured. The explosion ruined a two-story brick building and three frame buildings. Cause not known. After being imprisoned at the bot tom of a 10-foot well, covered with tons of earth, for 24 hours, at South Omaha, and receiving his air supply through an Iron well pipe, Herman Frank Holdt, a well digger, was dug nut and found uninjured. In South Dakota, both houses of the legislature have passed the reciprocal demurrage bill, the bill to prohibit corporations contributing to campaign funds, and the bill to prohibit treat ing In saloons. All these measures now await the governor's signature. . The Stubbs hills, providing for the nomination of candidates of all parties, Including United States sena tor, at primary elections held through out the state on he same day, passed the Kansas house of representatives by a vote of 101 to 10. Their fate in the senate Is dubious. Btr-1 plates in England, $27; In the United States, $35; but Mr. Schwab says that steel can be made In this country cheaper than any place In the world. So the trust Is unanimous for stand-patlsm, and Mr. Schwab ob jects to taking the duty off till he gets his $5, 000. 000 house finished. Ohio State Journal. John P. St. John, the famous ad vocate of prohibition and governor of Kansas for two terms. Is living at TfrownrvlIIe, Texas, though he retains his voting residence at Olathe, Kan. Ha has accumulated a large fortune durine the oast few vears bv fortu nate real estate deals. He Is 73 years ot age ana I'l years ago ana ior many yesis previous, was in strajienea cir cumstances. . Do Not Overlook the Opportunity to purchase a Piano like the one now offered by Eilers' Piano House. Their prices and terms are away below what any LITTLE dealer can and will offer. Go in and see what they are offering, and get the prices and terms. You will make money, so will they. Go in early while their stock is so 'ariel and beautiful. No trouble to show goods. Their Btoro is at 813 Main Street G. ROGERS, Manager. A WE WILL be prepared to furnish gas for lighting and cooking by April 1 st, if we have applicants enough to start the Plant First come first served, get in your applications for service pipes at once. Don't pay a fancyprice for water-soaked wood and mine-run coal. GOOD Gas Range only costs you from $1 7.50 to $35.00.- We lay all pipe from main to curb free of cost and only charge you 1 5 c per foot from curb to stove and 10c for elbows and "TV etc. Gas for Heating and Cooking costs you $2.00 per 1,000. THE average cost per month for cooking is $3.00 We furnish the meters. A heater for kitchen hot water service will cost you $9 and will heat tank of water in thirty minutes. Maximum of Results for Minimum Trouble. NORTHWESTERN ffitEEECl J MATLOCK BUILDING. 0. I
