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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1907)
fclQHT PAGES. DAILY EAST ORDGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, .KNE 26, 1907. PAOB FITS. BOYS! You'll Have To Hurry Only 8 More Days Til! THE 4TH Those 2 Piece Suits Are Just the Thing Over a dozen different styles and pat ems and they are going at a very low price $5 to $18.50 3 Piece Suits Stacks and stacks that we want to trade for a $10 BILL Come in and look at them.'' Teutsch'sDep't Store The Fastest Growing Store tin Eastern Oregon. CITY BREVITIES Try Hansen's sundae at Donald son's. All kinds of good, dry wcod. See Minnls. All kinds of fancy drinks at Don aldson's soda fountain. - Wnntcd Ten lady clothes Ironers at the Domestic Laundry. Nicely furnished ttage for rent. Enquire 400 Water street. Try Walters' new "Hard Wheat" flour, now on tho market. See Minnls fur good, dry wood that burns. Lot" of It on hand. Have the baby's picture taken at Bowman's studio, near bridge. Leathers Transfer Co., day and night service. 'Phone Main 511. - New Knox snllors for summer and outing. Mrs. Campbell's Mlllntry. Kur salo cheap, some sect nd-hand windows ami doors. Oregon Lumber Yard. IF YOU DAVE ANT EYE TROUBLES bring them to us as we are opticians. No charges for the Inatlon and a very reasonable on for the best kind of glasses. AU work guaranteed. Yours for good goods and good results. ' Louis Himziker Jeweler Optician, Til llaln WL Five-room cottage for rent; one block from Main street. Inquire 206 West Webb. The "Furniture Trust" Is busted and we are busting prices on refrigerators. Sharon & Eddlngs. Call up red 2306 and learn of some exceptional bargains In real estate. Trade with owner. Fresh country butter, sweet and clean, per roll, 50c. The Peoples Warehouse, where It pays to trade. American field fencing, In differ ent helghtn and weights. Goodman Hardware company, exclusive agents. We have only h few of the famous Leonard clcannhle refrigerators left nml will clo;e them out cheap.. Shar on & Eddlngs. For Sale Ten-mule team, all gen tle and broke to the line; weight 107G to 12(10 pounds. Address D. E. ('illmun, Heppner, Ore. See our special feature In new hammocks. Far different and su perior to anything ever before shown In Pendleton. Goodman Hardware company. For Pale Columbia phonograph costing 1100, and 100 records, costing SO cents each. Will sell outfit for $175. Guaranteed In first slasa con dition. Bert Wilson, room 6 Schmidt building. Chase & Sanborn Coffee and Teas, the best line of Groceries for less money. Lowest price, courteous and obliging Is my motto. Give us a call and Inspect our goods. We make the price. C. Rohrman. Muccabcc Social nt Helix. Tho Ladles of the Maccabee of He lix will give an Ice cream soclol In Huson hall at that place on Saturday evening, June 89. During the eve ning a program will be rendered and a general good time enjoyed. An In vitation to attend has been extended to the public. nnptlst Ladles' Aid. The ladles' aid society of the Bap tlrt church will meet with Mrs. Hal at the parsonage at 2:80 tomorrow afternoon. CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM 10c Made from our pure cream and Huylers Chocolate, same as served at Huylerf Stores in New York City. i PPEI A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Pendleton, Or. THb DRUG STORE THAT SKRVES YOU;BFST. PERSONAL MENTION W. A. Gent of Freewater, was a vis itor here last evening. Mrs. L. A. Esteb and son of Echo, were Pendleton visitors today. J. H. Estcs left today for Portland, where where he goes on a brief visit. Mrs. Orvllle Coffman left yesterday for Spokane, where she will visit rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conners of Helix, are In the city today on a trad ing trip, H. C. Branstettor, the Stage Gulch farmer, was here yesterday upon a short trip. Miss Gertrude Sheridan has re turned from a short visit with friends at Athena. D. C. Brownell, the well known Umatilla lrrlgatlonlst, has been here upon a short visit. . Zoeth Houser Is down from his mines In the Quartzburg district on a brief business trip. H. A. Richardson, a well known Adams merchant, was In the city last evening on business. Miss Constance Despaln left today for- Portland, where she will visit with relatives and friends, J. M. Scarborough, of Hermlston, came up from that place last evening to visit here for a short time. Mrs. Curl Gilbert and Miss A. Moore of Echo, were In the city to day on a brief shopping trip. Mrs. George Simpson of Weston, Is here upon a few days' visit and Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Sallng. Warren McDunlel, day clerk at the Hotel St. George, has returned from a few days' visit at Canyon City. J. H. Dunlup, president of the Wind River Lumber company, has been here today from Cascade Locks. F. B. Van Cleve, the well known farmer of the Butter creek district. Is In the city today on a business trip. Bert Sturm of the O. R. & N. freight offices, will leave for Port land tonight on a brief business trip. H. G. Newport and J. F. McXaught of Hermlsfon. left for their homes to day after a brief business trip In the city. B. E. Kennedy, manager of the Baker City Herald, has been here to day, having come down on No. 5 last night. Mrs. E. S. Dodd left for Walla Walla this morning to Join her husband, who Is engaged In tho restaurant bus iness. Dr. T. M. Henderon expects to leave by auto this afternoon for Wal lowa county for a few days' visit In that section. J. It. Dean, superintendent of the O. R. & N. block signal system at Kamela, Is in the city today on a trading trip. Joe Snyder, the pioneer fliresliing machine man of the Umatilla river west of the city, Is here today on a trading trip. Dr. S. W. McClure, head of the fed eral stock Inspection in the north west, left last evening for Soda Springs, Idaho. Dr. C. W. Demlng. In charge of the federal stock Inspection at Spokane, has been here today while passing through the city. I H vision Engineer H. A. Brandon of the U. It. & N.. came down from Meneham today on business connect ed with his department. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. Perlnger and daughter. Muriel, are In town from Pendleton visiting friends and rela tives. Walua Walla Union. Monte B. Gwinn, president of the Pendleton Savings bank, was In the city yesterday looking after his In terests here. Baker City Herald. Deputy County Purveyor Geaiy Klmbrell has Just returned from a trip to Pilot Itock, where he did sur veying for private parties this week. X. Berkeley, of Pendleton, was In Baker City yesterday on his way to the Interior, where he has extensive mining Interests. Baker City Herald. Mrs. J. A. Williams ond family will leave In a few days for Spokane, where they will reside. Mrs. Williams expects to spend the summer In Al berta. Louis Rayburn, formerly chief of police nt La Grande, passed through this morning to Starbuck, where he was called by the serious Illness of his mother. Joaquin Miller, the "Poet of the Sierras," has continued his visit In Pendleton today, and at dinner this evening will be the guest of Mrs, Ma bclle Grlswold. Jerry Stone, the prominent wheat raiser and citizen of Athena, who at tended the lecture by Rev. Thomas Sharp In this city last evening, left for his home today. Mrs. Anna-Selkirk Norton left to day for Portland upon receipt of In formation that her son Kirk had Just been operated upon for appen dicitis at the Good Samaritan hos pital. W. Lyman of La Grande, formerly In the dairy business near this city, Is here for a few days on business. He now owns n largo orchard three miles north of La Grande and Is well pleased with that valley. . Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Frey, who loft for Canada a few days ngo nro now at Victoria, enjoying n delightful sum mer outing. They write entertaining ly of tho ellmalo and surroundings of that old Canadian city. Miss Mabel MelMll of Pendleton, n member of this year's graduating dns nt Whitman college, Is visiting 111 the rlty on her way to the roast, where she will spend the summer. Wnlln Walla Union. Notice to Pendleton Circle. All members of Pendleton, circle are requested to meet In tholr lodrfe room on Friday, Juno 2S at 4 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of balloting on applications for membership. ' LEARNING BY MAIL. International Correspondence Schools Have Over 100 Students In Pen dlcton. C. M. Sherer, division superintend ent of the International Correspond ence schools of Scranton, Pa., is in the city this week, the guest of Louis A. Cronk, local manager of the schools. Mr. Sherer's headquar ters are at Spokane and he is de lighted with the Drogress heine m.nln ,...v....,..,io, wuikb ui siuuy In this city. There are now over 100 people In Pendleton who are taking one or more of the excellent courses of study offered by the schools. The display of books, samples of work, exhibits of articles used in the various courses of study now display ed In the windows of the Boston store, are attracting much atten tion and give an idea of the scope of work covered by this excellent sys tem of mall study. Has Sold Many Binders. John NiBsen the well known Im plement dealer, has been absent In the Pilot Rock district all week, where he la setting up a large num ber of hinders and reapers which he has sold In that vicinity. Most of the farmers in that part of the coun try will use binders or reapers In cutting their grain hay. Tho crop la excellent all over the southern part of the county and a large hay and grain yield will be harvested. Will Argue Injunction. In the circuit court today was set for the hearing of arguments regard ing an injunction asked for by the plaintiff In the case of Fred Elffert versus G. M. Harrah. The case Is one growing out of a water dispute In the north end of the county. How ever, the attorneys had not appeared in court up to 2:30 today, but were expected from Walla Walla on the mixed train. Small Crowd at Lecture. 'A very small attendance greeted the lecture by Rev. Thomas Sharp of Philadelphia at the First Christian church last evening. He Is an able speaker and merited a good audience. The subject of the lecture was "Civic Rlghtousness" and It was an able ef fort. He left this morning for his home In Philadelphia. CELEBRAVtB "'- Fitters Do you ex perience dis tress after meals or suf fer from con stipated bow els? Resort to the Bitters promptly. It will cure Heartburn, Sotio Risings, Indigestion, Dyspepsia or Constipation. When Looking For Your 4th of July Goods, Don't. Overlook The Wonder Store Furnishings for all, at most satisfact ory prices, and a large line to select from. Wonder Store Despaln (Sh Bean if WALTER'S NEW HARD WHEAT" FLOUR Try It New brand now on the market. Made by his new modern w nrtm. It beats all for perfect bread baking. Walters' Flour Mills PENDLETON, OREGON DO YOU V -NT TO PUT OR BUILD A HOME? If you do, and If you desire to borrow money to assist you, It will pay you to read this carefully. Based on $1000 mortgage: SI m tha, cr t years flat loan at .0533 per cent, $31. St per month 48 months, or 4 years flat loan at .0543 per cent, SJ5.3t per month SO months, or S years flat loan at .0Z19 per cent, SSI. 54 per month 72 months, or I years flat loan at .0566 per cent, $18.53 per month St months, or 8 years flat loan at .0670 per cent, $15.17 per month 120 months or 10 years flat loan at .0585 per cent, $13.11 per month Remember, the actual cost to the bo ower U simply the total sum that he Is required to pay. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 1 12 E. Court St., Pendleton, Ore. AN OFFER. To All Poorly Paid THE INTERNATIONAL CORRES PONDENCE SCHOOLS GO TO THE MAN WHO IS STRUGGLING ALONG ON SMALL PAY AND SAY TO HIM, "WE WILL TRAIN YOU FOR SOMETHING RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE, OR WILL QUALIFY YOU TO TAKE VP A MORE CONGENIAL LINE OF WORK AT A MUCH HIGH ER SALARY." WHAT THE I. C. S. SAYS IT CAN DO, IT WILL DO. IT HAS ALREADY DONE It FOR OTHERS AND WILL DO IT BY YOU, IF YOU WILL ONLY SHdW THE INCLINATION. THOUSANDS OF AMBITIOUS MEN HAVE BEEN GREATLY BEN EFITED BY OUR COURSE OF IN STRUCTION. IN THIS DAY OF DEMAND FOR LEADERS, A YOUNG MAN OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED TO BE SATIS FIED wrrn small wages when HE HAS THE I. C. S. READY TO QUALIFY HIM FOR A HIGHER SALARY. BACK YOUR TRAINED HAND WITH A TRAINED HEAD! IT PAYS BIG. VISIT OUR DISPLAY TO DAY. WILL YOU TAKE ADVAN TAGE OF THIS RARE OPPORTU NITY TO BETTER YOURSELF? Visit our display and we will show you how the International Correspond ence Schools can help you to a better position at a small expense without the loss of a day's work. Display all this week at oston Store LOUIS A. CRONK, Representative in Charge, Pendleton, Oregon
