DAILY EAST OREGONIAV, PENDLETON', OKEGOX, TITl RfiDAV, JTLY 0, 108.
FAGS THREE.
BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
Special Correspondence
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FARMERS PItEPAIlE VOW COXSTRICTIXO WAREHOl'fcK
DIG HARVEST HERE AT STATE LINE.
TliroJiiiig on in Earnest Next Wwk Milton Man llart Contract for RiilMing
AtluMut Man Contracts Wlieat for c;m-h Eunt In Interest of IVult
72'Ccntrf Per IHmlicI Muny Grain I'mon vuUm Meetings Are Attend-
Sack Ilolng Delivered at This Time i,y Many In Thin Sct-tlon Some
Xcar Deer Saloon in AUieiia. . Harvesting Xov I'mler Way.
ter. Threshing will
earnest next week.
commence in
Athena, July 9. Farmers are now Milton, July 9. Work was started
making preparations for the big har- yesterday on a large warehouse at the
vest In this section of Umatilla coun- junction near the state line, which Is
ty. Ten new combines have been being nut un by an organization of
purchased here this year, ana wun 8tate line farmers. The contract was
other cutting machinery, harvest op- Warded to Earl Williams of this
eratlons will be of shorter duration. pace who ,B beng asj(Htod by an ef
Graln Is filling better than was an- j fiolont corps of carpenters, and the
tlcipatea ana wnno me crop win ""M work will be pushed to completion as
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be so great as laHt season, u promises rnpaiy ns possible In order to be ready
well for grain that has matured with for tho fal, 8t0ruge of crops. The
no moisture save what full last win- building will be 100 bv 40 feet.
J. X. 'Stone of this place, has gone
cast In the Interests of the Milton
C. A. Barrett and son Henry, are Fruitgrowers' un0n. He will go all
now tnrcsning wneai ana oaney on through th middle west and will re-
their Pine creek ranch. 10 mlM turn about October 1. The union Is
north or.Atr.ena. mis is one or tne bptcr h than evpr bpfofi t
ectlons where wheat will be short, nandIe ,ne rrult ag they have juHt
mougn mr. uarreu suues mai me -.,.., fl fln. ,.voflto,.v nnrkini,
crop is we.gning do puu.mB, anu w noulie ln North Milton.
lie im i-uiuracieu wun i nn The unlon church meetings which
raru.n aiming company oi mis piace are bp,njf nc(j flt the copge cnmpU8
lur me crop irom u ncre. m '' every evening are proving very sue-
yiur, ueeoruuig 10 air. urrm. upi.i- rnrlnflrt of rhorrln. nr hnlnr hln.
Ion will not be less than 75 cents per
ped from here at this time. There
I U'na Homo flplnv In thfi iaru u'hnn thp
In the immediate vicinity of Athena cherrJp(( f,r8t camJ ln b(Jt ,hey ar
there will be many 40-bushel crops,
and there will be an average run of
35 and 40 bushels to the acre about
here.
Grain sacks are now being deliver
being hauled quite satisfactorily at
this time.
. There are a great many campers
along Mill creek at this time, and the
city council of Walla Walla has de-
A .1 I., nAnlltl.a H till- .AAtlAH
. . . . .u elded upon a plan of employing a
of the county to the members of the , , ,, ,. ..... . ,
, , , .. , . man to police the watershed of the
Grain Growers' association. About
400,000 Backs have already been
shipped from Portland, which are
being delivered to the members In
this vicinity. A large number will
be received at Adams In the next
couple of days.
Many Insurance men have been
here of late getting the grain grow
ers interested In Insuring their
creek, for the purpose of protecting
residents of the city from an epidemic
of contagion.
Some harvesting Is being done about
here, and the yields are resulting bet
ter than was expected. Many 30
bushel yields are reported, and there
are places where it will go more about
here. As the wheat does not yield
as well as nearer Athena, this section
tvtlAfit It la nnplA lhat f ha f a
mem have most of the crop insured ln'r,for, ral8ln mtty ? 3,'
at this time.
Several families from Athena who
were spending a few days in the
mountains and at Wenaha Sprlngt
are returning. Others are just going
bushel yield is considered good for
this season.
A Revelaiton.
It Is a revelation to people, the se
out. Those who went for an outing vere cases of lung trouble that have
over the Fourth all report a very en- been cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
lovable time. 1 11 not on'y stops the cough but heals
A force of men la now at work d strengthens the lungs. L. H.
crushing rock at the city quarry, pre- Ruggles, Reasnor, Iowa, writes: The
paratory to more street Improvement doctors said I had consumption, and;
of the macadamized order. 1 1 got no better until I took Foley'a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baker, former Honey and Tar. It stopped the hem-
residents of Adams, have returned orhages and pain in my lungs and
from California, to remain during the they are now as sound as a bullet.
summer, and they are visiting Mr. Pendleton Drug Co.
and Mrs. T. J. Kirk in this city.
Charles Marsh, an old time Athena-1 III m Hospital.
Ite, came in from Twin Falls, Idaho, Weston, July 9. Mrs. Christina
yesterday, and Jig left on the evening Walker is very ill at St. Mary's hos
traln for Portland. pital In Walla Walla with Brieht's
A number of Athena people spent disease. Her condition was some-
the Fourth at Wenaha Springs and what Improved yesterday.
other places on the river, a number Miss Elliot of Walla Walla, who It
went to Walla Walla for the day. teaching music ln Weston and Athe-
Mlss Cecil Boyd returned yesterday na, has rented a cottage and will
from Walla Walla, where she has make Weston her home most of the
been visiting with friends for several time.
duVi Mrs. Mary Nelson Is having her
"joe," mye Lurows' race norse, home in this city overhauled and
captured two purses at the Walla renovated.
Walla races, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brandt and
The Preston-Parton Milling com- children have gone to Davton and
puny has purchased the Puclflc Coast different points In Washington, whore
Elevator building, and they will move they will remain for a short time.
It to the mill site, where it will be I
useu nereauer. Th funrtinnn "f th irMnav. i. AI
ine iruu muraei given over ai- strain out the ImDurltles of tho
most entirely to cherries and rasp- whch Is constantly rmsslne fhrm,J
berries. The cherry crop is prolific ,hem. Foley's Kidnev Remedv mnkea
mis jeur. the kldnevs healthv. Thov mill .trolnl
C. O. Thomas, who has been con- out aI1 wn..p mnt.pr frnm tha hInn.
ducting one of the saloons here up to Take Foley's Kidnev Remedv nd it
July 1, Is now arranging; to run a wl., mako V01. .. Ppn,, nn,J
l l A .1 J V.I ' " ' I
litrur wt-t'r buicoii in Aiiiruu, hiiq cifjo
has also made preparations to run a
billiard hall ln connection with the
place.
The first crop of hay Is about put
Died from His Injuries.
William Stichnoth was thrown from
up in this section of the country and hor,1'e nL 8,art of tne race at
the farmers report a very good crop.
According to many of the wheat !'! !h.e hoI8,plta1' a' 10 c'ock Saturday
growers In this section, the Dale l"6"1' "u" Z. Iraclurea Jusl
wheat is tho far better grain for dry uvlr " lc" ye" ' WSS n0t 30
.....n. nnd It I. .,rnln nnt fnr hof- VearS Id- H W8S a Single man.
tnt tVila voof than nlftiAt tViA fhatt
. r,,,,. otom DeIav ln commencing treatment for
n.,,,. a v wii.. nf m,i. ft sllSht Irregularity that could have
delivered the principal address at tho eon ?re1 qulck,y b? Fole-'8 ny
Fourth of July celebration at Helix. a serious Kia-
Ityron F. Hawks and Attorney B. I Foley s Kidney Remedy
it iv Rnn tt'pnr in tna I imariiin riuor I w " V'M v
Tuesday on a fishing trip. They re- 8trength4ens, these 0r8ans' Com-
tiirnod with 40 flnn flub nnd r.nnrt. it louuy. i-enuieion
ed a most delightful day. .u6
Will Ix)se an Eve,
While firing a cannon at Dayton,
Wash., July 4, Henry Dnnlelson was
terribly Injured by the explosion of
the cannon. Pieces of the cannon
struck him in the face. and he will
probably lose one eye as a result.
Foley's unno Laxative, tne new
laxative, stimulates but does not irrl
tatc. It is the best laxative. Guaran
teed or your money back. Pendleton
Drug Co..
Hair DroflHlng Parlor Opened.
Mrs. Dell La Rone has opened hair
dressing parlors in room 5, Smith
Crawford building. Shampooing, U;
massaging, $1; manicuring, 60c.
COFFEE
j r , Why do we drink o
' much poor coffee?
v Because good coffee is
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to good.
' Tear fteurrttarM tm mmmt M f 4m1
ClUld Fatally Bnrned.
While shooting fireworks Saturday
evening, Lydia, the 8-year-old daugh.
ter of J. D. Carlton, of Elk, Washing.
ton, was fatally burned by her dress
catching fire from a torch. She liv
ed until Monday morning.
New Electric Carpet Cleaner.
Carpets cleaned without removing
them from the floor. Leave order, at
M. A. Rader . furniture store. The
machine la for sale to anyone that
wants a good paying business with
A Necessary Sacrifice
Commencing Saturday, July 11, and Ending July 31st
All Summer Goods in this store will be sold regardless
of cost. This means you may come here expecting to
find the highest and best grade of summer merchandise
at greatly reduced prices.
It is to Your Distinct Advantage.
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart Schiffbf & Mrz
Men's Clothing
During this groat sacrifice sale we are going to offer
some of the very best bargains of the year. Every two-piece
summer suit will go at just exactly OXE-HALF PRICE,
which means that our
$12.00 two-piece suits will go for $6.00
$15.00 two-piece suits will go for $7.50
$20.00 two-piece suits will go for $10.00
And so on all through the entire line of two-piece suits,
of which we have some excellent ones.
Every suit in the house will be reduced. All blues and
blacks will be reduced 15 per cent All fancies will be
reduced" from 20 per cent to 50 per cent. This sale will
probably bo your last chance this season for you to get a
really dependable suit for less than its real wholesale
value.
Boys9 Clothing
This sacrifice sale is the greatest sale of boys' clothing
we've had this year and the greatest that you'll have an
opportunity to profit by for a long time. EVERY BOY'S
SUIT IS REDUCED for this sale, not only the older
ones, but. the nice bright new ones as well as the others
ere reduced. Now is the time for you to buy a suit for
your boy to wear to school this fall.
Any of our $3.50 boys' suits will be $2.65
Any of our $1.50 boys suits will be $3.35
Any of our $5.00 boys suits will bo $3.85
Any of our $7.50 boys suits will be $5.95
Men's and Boys' Hats
We've had a phenominal hat business this season. Our
' stock is getting pretty low but we have a few nice lots yet
to close and we're going to close them at a great bargain
to you. All PANAMA HATS will go at exactly ONE
HALF PRICE. All straw hats will go at ONE-TIIIRD
OFF, and all felt hats will be REDUCED ONE-QUARTER,.
Not one ht is excepted from the discount list and
every one is a bargain. The newest styles, latest shades
and most complete up to date line of hats in Pendleton.
Now is your chance.
Good elastic top box 5c per pair
Good heavy canvas gloves 5c per pair
The Peoples
Whw it Pay to Tradt
Men's Summer Underwear
This has been a very backward underwear season and
we're going to clean our stock out by the end of the season
if prices will help any. During this sacrifice sale we will
offer any of our
50c underwear for ; 40c
75c underwear for 60c
$1.00 underwear for 85c
$1.25 underwear for : 90c
$1.50 underwear for $1.20
And so on all through the entire stock. Don't miss thia
sale. It's strictly bonafide. What we say we do, we do do.
Men's and Boys' Shirts
If there is any line in which we excel more than an
other it is our 6hirt stock. We can show more 6hirts than
any other house in Pendleton. Prices from 50c to $5
each. We've all the new things, all sizes from 10 J to
18 J, can fit almost anyone. They're all reduced, too.
Our 50c shirts will be 40c
Our 75c shirts will be 60c
Our $1.00 shirts will be 75c
Our $1.25 shirts will be 95c
Our $1.50 shirts will be $1.20
Our $2.00 shirts will be $1.60
Our $2.50 shirts will bo $1.95
Men' Gloves
It is our aim to have absolutely the best line of gloves in
Umatilla county, and from the amount of them we sell,
and the very few kicks we have from our customers, about
our gloves, we believe we can show you the most satisfac
tory gloves. Our strongest line is our $1.50 gloves. They
are made right, they wear right, they fit right. Try 'em.
Trunks and Valises
Now that vacation time is in full blast, we are going to
make your vacation just a little less expensive to you by
selling you your tmnk or suit case at a reduction of 15 per
cent, which means that you can buy a
$5.00 trunk or valise for $4.25
$7.50 trunk or valise for $6.35
$10.00 trunk or valise for $8.50
$15.00 trunk or valise for $12.75
As you all know, we carry the largest, best and most
complete lines of trunks, suit cases, valises, tellescopes,
bags, etc., in eastern Oregon.
They're all guaranteed goods.
Neckwear
Men's 75c four-in-hands will go for 50c
Men's 50c four-in-hands will go for 35c
Men's 25c four-in-hands will go for 15c
We Are Headquarters for the
Right Kind of Groceries at
the Right Kind of Prices.
We handle nothing but A 1 grade of groceries. No culls.
No seconds. Nothing but the best.
Tents Wagon Covers Bed
Covers
At The Peoples Warehouse Prices.
Wareh
ouse
Save Your Coupons
small capital. , ,
Read tha East Oregonlai.
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