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DAILY EAST OHEGOMAV, PENDLETON, OREGON, .MONDAY, SKITEMIIER II, 10S.
LADIES SUITS
Ladies don't forget Our Suits, over
200 of them are now here. Every
one of them strictly up-to-date in
styles and colors, Brown, Blue, Green
and Fancy mixteres.
$15.00 to $37.50
500 Coats for Ladies, Misses and Child
ren ranging in price from
$2.50 to $37.50
Whether you pay $2.50 or $37.50
you get. your moneys worth-
LeL Us Show You.
F. E. Livengood (S Co.
PERSONAL
MENTION
HUVAX MAY COME
TO PACIFIC COAST
TeuLsch's Old StandJ
City Brevities
Kin" llavlland at Ingrams.
fruits, vegetables, Ingrams.
All kinds of good dry wood. See
Mlnnls.
Indian cling peaches, 75c a box, at
IllgllUlls.
l!i st nut coal. Give us a chance.
Oregon Lumber Yard.
lie sure mid (" us before you get
your fuel. Oregon Lumber Yard.
I'rolei t your family and yourself,
Join the Fraternal Hrotln i hood.
I want to rent a house furnished.
James Johns, Hartman Abstract Co,
Fine for preserves, Indian cling
peaches nt Ingrams, only 75c a box.
l!t.t full lirli'.d nil l':i i'tkil.i fir tvnn.l
i ......i ..,..,, T.mhA,! harmony aii.l i rgan; 2I
Yard.
Sep Minnls for good dry wood that
burns. Lots of It on hand.
Ilaviland, crockery, glassware and
Klii Io n uiensiN of every description
at Int; i a ins.
Kvcr) thing that the market af
fords In fresh fruit and vegetables at
Iintrams, formerly Iiemotts.
Lost 1'row 11 leather man's pockct-
I k containing railroad receipts.
Liheial leuaiil for return to this of
fice. .Mi boxes of fin. free stone peaches
just received at Ingrams. While they
la-t they will ko at 7a cents per box.
( irder now.
Lost Check hook on Kreewatcr
branch of Milton bank; contained
i:Ti; reward of $." for return to this
office. F. W. McEIrath.
Mrs. V. ('. F.. I'rultt will resume
ti aching September 1.1. le ssons In
rnfurnl.slied housekeeping rooms
for rent. Kniiilre ut East Oregonlan
office.
All kinds of transfer work done
promptly, stansberry & Milne, phone
Main 5.
Jut received, fresh shipment of
Swift's premium hums and bacon at
Ii. grams.
Ciirl wanted for general housework
in a small family. Inquire 809 West
Court street. '
We have wh it you want. The Fra-
lernai nroiiiern 1 pays accident, ns
well as Insurance.
Wanted Position as cook in res
taurant or family. Address, J. K.
Kokulni, City, nox 34.
He who hesitates Is lost. Send ill
your application to Pendleton Lodge
No. 324, of the T. F. II.
i
I)r. Cole has resumed practice. Of-J
fice .ludd building. Phono Main 137. 1 H
Kcsidence phone Main 138.
For rent Five room cottage, hot
nud cold water, electric lighted, good
location, inmili'p 1 in) Illuff street.
Wnnti'l--Hli 1 or woman for gener-1
nl l.oti-ewoik Cooil w ages. Inquire I
of Mrs. W, K. Kills. 315 Lewis street.!1'
W. Court St. 'Phone black 3371.
Wanted Hoy to do Janitor work
f r Pendleton lHisincss college in ex
change for scholarship In bookkeep
ing or stenography. Apply at college.
Join the Fraternal Hrotherhood. In
surance is a duty which, least of all,
can afford to wait. You Insure your
home against fire. Why not your life
against death. Do It now.
riiick iioissf. at .Mi:in:it.cirs
lxii I'nlaiio lii ApM'iir at Picture
Tinnier I la la i ice of Wivk.
J. P Medcrnach has Just completed
arrangements to have lion Fulano,
the trained horse, appear at his pic
ture theater the balance of the week,
commencing Tuesday.
The manager of the horse claims
that there is no man In the city who
can give the animal a problem In
mathematics that he cannot solve.
reads, writes ami solves the h.ird-nroblenis.
Mrs. W. E. Plersol of the Uklah
hotel, him been 111 the city today upon
a trading trip.
George Strand and Allle. Knight
left last evening on a short trip east
of the mountains.
James Nelson, prominent Uutter
erek citizen, has been In town today
on a short business visit.
Miss Grace Dorothy, stenographer
at thi! court house, has left for her
home at Milton to visit for a week.
John p. Narkaus of liriggson, has
been here today to sell .some beef cat
tle he raised upon his mountain
ranch,
Miss Delia Privett has returned to
her position as stenographer In the
county clerk's office after a month's
vacation.
Jtusscll P.lankonship, tin- Pendleton
academy student, came In yesterday
from his I'kiah home and will enter
the academy again,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Marshall re
turned Saturday from a sojourn of
several months at the coast, Port
land and sound cities.
J. W. Lytle, father of Dr. W. II.
Lytic, state sheep inspector, is here
upon a visit with his son and wife.
He is from Kelley, Iowa.
J. P. McManus, editor of the Pilot
Uock Itecord, came with the Pilot
Uock people to attend the experlmnet
station meeting Saturday night.
Judge J. A. Fee and District Attor
m y C. W. Phelps Went to Pilot Hock
this morning In connection with a
civil suit pending from that section.
Miss Mary Gray left yesterday for
her home in Portland, after having
visited for several weeks as the guest
oi' her cousin, Mrs. George Hartman,
Ji.
Dr. J. A. Pest and family have re
turned from Klamath Falls, where
the doctor has property and where
they had' been for the past three
months.
IMph Eddy, brother of J. H. Eddy,
and who formerly lived here 17 year
ago, Is expected this week from Oak
land, Cal.. and he will make his
home lo re.
F. H. Partiett, th.
torney, was one of
came ui from the w
evening to attend tin
Commercial club.
Mrs. C. M. Pierce of I.os Angeles,
who has been visiting at the Walter
M. Pierce home, returned to her home
this morning by way of Portland.
Im Grande Observer.
Mivs Harriett Young left today for
Pendleton, where she will become a
member of the Pendleton academy
faculty. She will teach piano and
cello. La Grande Observer.
Mrs. A. L. Sharon, mother of Len
Sharon, returned Saturday night
from W-t Virginia where she had
been visiting for more than a year,
it belnir the first time she had been
east since she crossed the plains in
'62.
Col. William II. Dunphy, who Is a
member of the democratic national
committee, expects to Pave In a few
days for Portland to attend a meet
ing of the national committeemen and
state chairman of California, Oregon
and Washington, on September 16,
which has been called by National
Chairman Mack, says the Walla Wal
la Hulletln.
The object In calling this meeting
Is the perfecting of an organization
and the development of plans for an
aggressive campaign in the Pacific
coast states. The fact that the demo
crats of this section seem to think
that P.ryan will get a relatively larger
per cent of the republican vote In the
Pacific states than In any other of
like population in the country Is re
sponsible for this energy, which they
are putting forth at present for the
perfecting of a strong organization, j
While no definite announcement J
has been made. It Is quite likely that j
at this conference the advisability oft
inviting the Commoner to tour thc
Pacific, states will be discussed. If
thia Is deemed expedient ft the com-j
lug conference and the national party;
leaders acquiesce In the plan, It Is
very likely that the peerless leader
will be seen on the coast during the
latter part of October and that he
will probably speak In Walla Walla.
AMUSEMEhTS
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Today the list of picture shows in
the city was Increased by the addi
tion of the Kidson, conducted by
Llndscy & Dewes In the room ad
joining the French restaurant. This
Is their opening day and a good pro
gram is being given.
Ilio Old Dime.
At the old Dime the following pic-j
tii-es are now shown: "Down With
Men," "Penniless Poet's Luck,"'
"Magic Dice." colored. A new lll-
ustrated song is given and another'
specialty consists of whistling and'
music mimicry by Phipps & Philips. )
We want to sell New Fall Suits to every
woman and young lady in Pendleton and
surrounding country. We don't want to
say that we are the only people in Pendle
ton who handle good Suits, there are other
good firms, but this we do say, that we
handle as good Suits as any other firm and
better than most fiams, and we charge less
for the best goods than any other fellow
does. That is saying a lot but it is true,
and a visit here will convince you.
REMEMBER. !
This is an exclusive Ladies Furnishings
Store and we will do our best to please
you in Style, Quality and Price.
At the
UP-TO-DATE STORE
Hermiston at-
the party that
t end Saturday
meeting at the
The New Dime.
t the New Dime "The Battle of
Gettysburg.' "'Robin Hood." are the j
pictures and the vaudeville part con-i
sists of a solo by Hohert Fenner, with!
Oliver Wallace as the accompanist.'
The music with the pictures pleases!
all. Gabbert & Gabbert. acrobats.!
will show Wednesday and Thursday.!
The Pn.slliiie. j
The following program at the Pas-1
time: "Artistic Rag Picker," "A!
Gamble for a Woman." "Arab Fantas-j
it." "One Man Haseball." Song,
"H.'w'd You Like to Spoon With!
With Me."
I
Fiislo Show Shop. ;
The Kagle show shop's new bill isj
composed of pictures showing danc-j
ing and talking pieces in addition to
the regular siloes, thereby making ,
two programs In one. j
W slllGTO KF.POKTs
ON GOOD i;o) WOIIK.
BBS
We have n fine watch hospltat.
where you may bring all your sick
watches and clocks and have them re
paired by the best talent In the city.
Our Work Is the Pest.
Our prices are reasonable. We are
the watch Inspector for the O. R. &
N. R. R. Thnt Is saying a great deal
aa to our ability.
Try us and you will try us again.
Louis Hunziker
Jewelery and Optician. 72(1 Main.
The slate of Washington issued Its
port recently of the progress made
in road building since the first laws
were emu ted by the legislatures of
1!oi."i and l'.oiT.
Two classes of roads have been con
structed, state roads and state aid
roads. The state pays the entire cost
of the former, and the state ami the
counties through which the state aid
roads run divide the cost of the lat
ter. Since llHl.l, when the first laws
were enacted. 7H.1I miles of state
roads have been built at a most of
$ l.Vi.piri.Hi; alii miles of state aid
roads at a cost of $21,624.93, while
about 72 miles of roads are under
contract to be built.
Two steel bridges, one of ISO-foot
span and one of 2a0-font span, have
In en constructed, while a third bridge
of 100 foot span is under construc
tion. Five combination bridges have
In en constructed, varying from 120
foot to ISO-foot.
The character of the work done on
all roads that have been accepted has
bi en first class, and In no case has
the old-fashioned make shift been re
silted to.
Medernacli'K.
J At the new Medernach picture showj
j the pictures now being shown are i
IJiiN on Cidilo Omul Work. , "The Power of Labor." "Cattle Rust-1
The contract to excavate and build j ,.rs." and the song is "ttright Eyes.";
concrete walls for It.OOOfeet of the , special attention Is called to the new,
Celilo canal w ill in all probability Bi ( film "The Power of Labor," which is:
to a Spokane firm. Caughren. Win- making a great hit wherever it is pro.1
ters. Smith & Co, says a Portland . duced. 1
Item. It will take some time to as- ;
certain which with certainty Is thei Xotloe. j
lowest bid, but a hurried Investiga-' Anyone knowing themselves In- j
tion Indicates that the Spokane firm ! debted to the Alta House or Alta
has the Inside track .Rids on the work House Feed Parns will kindly make!
were opened In the office of Captain j settlement by calling upon K. L.I
James Maelndoe, Flitted States en- Goodwin. 703, Fast Wchb
iiinecr corps, and besides the firm ' Coutts or Hays, room 12,
mentioned above, the following sub- Schmidt building, or see Mr,
initted bids: North Aennican Dredg- j himself, who lost so heavily
l-iu r omi'.my, Johnson P. Porter, Ce-. terrible fire September 2.
Mlo ''oii--tniction company. Robert
Wal efie! i & Co. and Tuohy Rros. ! For Sale.
street.
John
Bittner
by the
j New Picture
1 MlA I KH
NOW OPEN
J. P. MEDRNACH, Proprietor
Change of Program
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Absolutely New Pictures.
Johnson's Orchestra will Play Evenings.
Best Picture Machine Made.
SHOWS AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
Adults 10c, Children 6 to 10 years 5c,
Children under 6 years, free.
The contract provides for the comple
tion of a section of the canal and will
Involve the expenditure of approxi
mated STiin.UiKl.
Tin
0 illti
Itor's
a iiion
Protecting the Quail.
county game warden has had
d and placed In the county nud
offlce for free distribution
: the farmers a large number'
One of the very best wheat farms
in Gilliam county, Oregon, consisting
of S00 acres, all plow land, and all
now in summer fallow ready for sed
ing: fair Improvements with drilled
well, yielding plenty of water, on
place; situated near Olex, on county
road. Address 1;. T. Cox, Portland.
Oregon.
For Rent Store room on Main
treet In the EaRt Orefronlan building.
Apply at this office.
51
HMB7CTSBB!
1
lot or Cold Bottle
The new vacuni bo 1 1 1 e , 7w i 1 l"ke ep
contents hot for 24 hours, warm
for 48 hours, and cold for 72
hours. Two sizes, pints $5.00,
quarts $7.50.
THE DRUG STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST.
. Moil:'. lo'inteil on (vlazed muslin,
prohibiting huntinir. shooting o;- tres
passing n the land whereon these
signs are posted. He Is very desirous
that the farmers when they are In
town stop at the office and procure
two or three of these signs to tack up
on their premises. Hy means of this
prohibitory measure Mr. Whitney
holies to prevent the killing of many
ipiall until the legislature meets and
laws can be passed prohibiting their
killing for a number of years. Fail
ure to heed these notices provides a
fine nf $10, half of which goes to the
owner of the land whereon the tres
pass Is committed. Union.
Spokane PuIN for the Congress.
. II. I de, traveling passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific Itall
roiul company, and H. I. Moody of
the Spokane Chamber of Commerce,
were In the city yesterday in the In
terests of an Inland empire delega
tion to the irrigation congress which
convenes In Albuquerque, Xew Mex
ico. September 28 to October 10, In
clusive, says the Walla Walla Union.
It Is the purpose of Spokane business
men to bring the national congress to
tli'eFalls City In 1!U! and It Is for
the purpose of lining up the Walla
Walla people to support this plan that
the Spokane men were In the city yesterday.
All Coke Keconls Broken.
The total production of coke in the
United Stales in Itio; anointed to
4 1 . 7 7 1 . T, rt 4 tons, valued at J 1 1 l.aS'.l.
12(5, a total that passes nil previous
records in the history of coke rage
and is the highest reeorted In the
2S years excelled by 1! cents the
maximum rate previously making in
this country, being nearly double the
ou'put of l!0ii and more that three
times that of 1 S ! 7 . The increase over
the production of l'.iOli was 4 . 3 7 S . 3 4 7
short tons, or 12.02 per cent. In quan
tity, and Jlfl.ii31.nn2, or 21.75 per
cent. In value. The average price per
ton at the ovens. $2.74. Is greater by
2! cents than the 1906 production.
Will Manage Tuft Tour.
Cincinnati, Sept. 14. It was an
nounced at Taft headquarters today
that Arthur Vorys will accompany the
candidate on n speech-making tour
of the south and west. Voiys Is ex
pected to return tonight. Taft will
probably start September 23.
See the Twin-Dime Across the Street.
THE NEW
DIME
Moving Pictures Like Life
Entire change of Program every Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday.
Absolutely fire-proof and the best
ventilated theatre in the city'.
A Better Show at the Same Price
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
Itnscball Scores.
Tai'tlnnd 3, Los Angeles :
0-1, San Francisco 7-11.
Oakland
If you are a sufferer from piles,
ManZan Tile Remedy will bring re
lief with the first application. Guar
anteed. Price 60c. A. C. Koeppon
& Bros.
MEW STOES
Our new stock is here and waits your
coming. We have them all sizes and widths.
See Window Display
ALEXANDER'S Wa,,fhv0eersfltnodrSeorosis
Read the East Oregonlnn.