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rAGE TWO. bAILY EAST OREGONIAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOIlEIt 8, 1908. EIGHT PAGES. IS. IT Style, Grace In our value of v"' v. 14? I ran W IWK I " r 1 I Te Peoples Comfort and Lasting at a Moderate Cost. Garments you receive the full your money. They're priced where every woman can afford to dress in fashion without a serious drain on her pocket book. Made from proven materials picked from the world's best products, particularly lasting quality linings strictly man tailored and with unusual care in the little things, such as placing a button or turning a plait shields skilfully finished, etc., are what make our Suits and Coats the peerless garments women say they are We guarantee to fit you perfectly and to your absolute satisfaction. For the coming week we offer two splendid Bar gains. Come and see them. $25 and $27.30 Man Tailored Suits at $18.75 New Fall Suits of fancy Mixtures, Serges and Broadcloths, in brown, London smoke, navy, Green and blacks, and represencing the best style tenden cies. Our regular $25 and $27 suits, specially priced for this week $18.75 Ladies $12.50 and $15 New Fall Coats at $9.95 New stylish Coats in blacky navy and fancy mix tures, satin lined, perfectly made coats, of splendid quality material, our regular $12.50 and $15.00 Coats, specially priced for this week GENERAL P 'I, $9.95 71 13 arenouse Where it Pays to Trade M III r ever, is possibly loss than that of the :ml the tate experiment station dur- WONDKItiTI. KMIIItlTION nlhcr varieties, which I believe Is log t e recent moft n? ror the puv-j hi. fly ilue to the fart that It is gen-j pose of discussing the location ii the Of IlK.MTII IT I'lAXOS Willi i r iy grown as a sprint? wheat. r,f experimental farm for this section, the wheats enumerate. by you, the only one that coull compete with the ' . Jeweler' Kxpi'ileiiec niutstcni U the Turkey.. 7t Is quite ('. K. Klug T, The JewHrr. lflf.O likely that the Turkey wheat w ill be-1 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., come softer and hence less valuable as a milling wheat through continued I found, Washlng- ! ton and northern Idaho, that the Ion, cured my backache and the Ir j millers were this year paying a prem- r. gularlties disappeared. Kidney Itcmedy cleared my complex- Il-off-v-or Jardine Has Poen Invesll- growth In your section, ratliisr Conditions With View to'h"ever, while In Oregon Kstnbll.-lilng Wliut Varieties Are Iiext Miitetl to tne ."olI and ioimii- lum 0r tvvo nn,i three cents a bushel now intend to bu.-dness every day. and lions of I'mutilla County Kccoin- for the. Turkey lied w heat over all the p coifimend Foley's Kidney Remedy The extiaordlnary display o fhigh est c'.ish musical instruments by the Kilern I'lallo House at SIS Main street Is not only a credit to that great pi ano house, but a very high tribute to writes: "I was so weak from kidney the musical public of Pendleton who trouble that I could hardly walk n WH re sure will lie quick to appreciate hundred f et. Four bottles of Foley's this compliment paid by tile Kilcrs D.UCHTICH 07. pnF.SIDENT VICTIM OP OAMPAIG.VEIl Moi'o Interested 111 Stylos Tlinn In Po ll! (oal Mai ters Will Not Accom pany Nlcliolu 011 SiH'llblndiug Tours Is Not Planning lo Attend I lie Inauguration Next March Thinks .Mm. Taft Would Ho Clumiiliig In Wliito House Chicago, Oct. 6. Less Interesting to Mrs. Allco Hooscvelt Longworth are the changes In administration, ap parently, than arc the revolutionary upheavals in tho fall styles. At least this Is tho impression she gave as she sat In her suite, at tho Annex, en circled by the current magazines and reinforced by tho box of chocolutes, as Inevitable as a stngo property in a melodrama, where the wives of the national politicians appear. And this, too, notwithstanding sho was an Important member of a cam paign party here assembled. "They are dreadfully unbecoming," she remarked In the presence of Mr. Longworth, James Schoolcraft Sher man and one or two other politicians who had come together In her suito Intent on the subjects of tho day. She I was not referring to them, however, j nor their raiment, but to that other national Issue, the sheath skirt, j "I'nless they aro made by someone who knows mighty well what she is j doing they make you look a fright, you know." 8he spoke with some thing of the spirit of her father. And ! to reinforce her own lack of hympathy I with the new style she had one of the ; most attractive of the season's tallor . made dresses, much more ample In 'cut than those of the current styles and with a skirt elaborately plaited. I "No, I am not going with my hus band on his campaign tour," she I laughed. "No politics and no enm I palgning for me this year. You may j say that Mrs. Longworth will go to ! Washington to remain w ith her pur j cuts while her husband Is on the cam- pa. going tour. "I wanted to make the whole trip, but the season has been a wearing one and I am not so fond" of one night stands as I used to be signs of age you knew. The trip through Yellow- j stone this summer tired me. To be I sure. It's a tiring trip 1 50 miles by I stage but I never felt It before, j "Politics gets a little tiring when I you have been In It Tor years. No, I I should think I wasn't going to make a speech. And I haven't begun to think about the Inauguration yet. I doubt If I am there I have met Mrs. Taft and I think her charming. I ran Imagine no more attractive mis It ress of the While House than she." Hut of other matters political, Mrs. I.ongwoith dbl not speak. i Had n Clous Call. I Mrs. Ada I., ("room, the widely ( known proprietor of the Croom Ho tel, Vaughn. Miss., says: "For sever ,al months I suffered with a severe ' cough, and consumption seemed to have Its grip on me, when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Discov ery. I began taking It. and three bot tles affected a complete cure." The fame of this I i To saving cough and 'cold remedy, and lung and throat hal. r Is world wide. Sold at Tallman he used during the fall, winter and r-'s """I Pendleton Drug Co.'s drug Save Your Coupons iih ikIs P.liiertoni and Turkey lied. Piano House. In this wonderful col lection of world renowned pianos are and I can (be wonderful Welte M.-jnon, costing $201(0, manufactured at I.clpcig, Ger many. To hear It Is a perfect reve- ! other varieties except Blucstem, and to all sufferers, as it cured me after b.tion. It, has been trulv said that the in some places they were paying as the' doctor" and other remedies had inventive genius of man has eclipsed i much for it as for the liluestem, al- failed. Pendleton Drug Co. itself In the production of this mar- That Pluestem and Turkey Red are t ,,1Kll n tMers the liluestem wasi velous piano It is positively human the two varieties of wheat most suit- ,''rinT one to three cents more per! i.:sln. Transfers. I" "s expression. Then there Is the ed to the greatest profitable growth 'bushel than the Turkey. j.inlfS y Saling et tlx to It. It. I Hi cat Chiekerlng Orand, the best In ll.ese two vaiietcs are the best of ,,., ,1n. si;. sl.'V. VH t: ueeiion I he world and the oldest In America S?, township " N'.. It. 23, K. W. M. selling everywhere for $1000. Again Maxw. 11 I.Mid Irrigation To., to there Is the genuine pianola piano in tl is section, and that it is possible for them to be Improved to be even more suitable Is the opinion of Pro fessor M. N. Jardine, in charge of the (1-y farming Investigations at the state agricultural college, who has written Judge .Stephen A. Lowell of this city, who. has been cooperating with Prof. Jardine in securing Information upon which experiments which are expect ed to he of value to local wheat grow ers will be used. I which I know for your section. 1 Whether or not they can be Improved .-o as to be more suitable for that ter- iiilory can only be determined by in vestigation. I am confident, how-, , ever, that through careful selection ' inr iiiiujlig uoo .veiuio iU,wiue oi ( t;,.()t $00 . ootn or tnese varieties could he , greatly Improved. I am looking for i v ai d to the time when we ran coop , erate with the state of Oregon In car I rying on such experimental work. I I, Professor Jardine intimates that the, Kiiow of no other territory In the state experiment station may oe aun iiutwl s,lales wnere tnero Is Homo liuilding Co., $1 "K" second addition to Hermiston, 'child can play the compositions of Oregon. jtre old masters without ever taking Mollie Oillette et vlr, to William a lesson. Here we find an array of N',4 NK14: SK'4 NK 1-4; magnificent orchestral grands as well iNK 1-4 .K 1-4. section 17. township as cabinet grands all bearing the most 5 S., It. 38, F.. W. M. j honored names, among American pl- ! licit H. Livermore et ux to William, -mo makers. i Scott. $750. ' SW NIC In order to have a suitable place to i 1-1. section 17, township 5 S K. 33,j'Hsplay this superb stock the Kllers I iO. W. M. Piano House bought out the Thornton a rvivi.i Tmrr'im t nv w 1 1 1 1 n m M iis le comnanv and are selllnir everv- to take up the siu-jy or sucn proo-, L,,ance ror greater and better work s,.lt ,,f,no r,ot and SV4 NK14 and'lhlng at terrific cut prices. It Is a b ins and hopes that the result will be j,, t1P development of cereals. .Wtf .SK 1-4, section 6, township r.'golden opportunity to pick up nny- .? much benefit. His letter to Judge This office would be glad to sup- - u 33 K w M. Also'sW 1-4 NWj thing from a violin string at five cents Iy.weii is given nerewun. piy any rename rarmers witn small , 4 nn,, N1, sw j.4 anJ SR j.4 sw to a $200 piano at a great saving of Washington, D. C, hept. iJ, iu. amounts of grain for trial, although , , ,.,;,. . townshin r. s It S.t monev. Jion. Mepnc-n n. toeii, .i is uouoiiui n iois wouki ue a sai-(j, .Pendleton, Oregon. i isractory way to test me value or one rie.ir Kir: arietv over another kind. The I have your letter of September 15, j kind of work necessary In your dls-' Will Tell ,.f bladder trouble, backache, rheuma-! Iv . ' ' ' Af" rl, will tism. Plneule, for the Kidneys brings' ",; ' ''l, ' ' "f ' 1pr''ln, relief with the first dose. Hundred- Hr in "Tn , ' 7 '''t of people today testify to their re- - ' ' ' 1 , "'" -rln r;" "" ... i memoer w I g ve rem n seenee nf markable hen In? and tonic proper- h(.r summer's vacation ties. 30 days trial $1. They purify. .imuioii. the blood. A. C. Koeppen & Pros. He who hesitates Is lost. Send In! well your application to Pendleton Lodge No. 324. of the T. F. B. Ping's Little Liver Pills for bilious ness, sick headache. Thev if oa n vnii - J ' f via A. 0. Kleppen. A Bros. Pend the East Oregonlan. Interview trli t, It would seem to me, would be stating the results of an wi'h one farmers. Information furnished regarding va- these varieties are expected to be l ie! li s of w heat grown In your local-, grown. Beed Introduced from one sec lty. j tion to another requires considerable The Bluestem wheat I find the time to become adapted to Its new standard variety through the Colum- ( ovlronment, hence the work would be bla Pasln at least so far as milling wry slow and unsatisfactory if ear- quality is concernea jis yieiu, now-, ;!.; on (y rarmers operating on a Are You Only Hair Alive? People with kidney trouble are so .....1 ..ut. t..1 .V.... Ln.. ..t wo- tnr,.t r.rnOTeslVfl,..,.r.l r.ln ...lontlnn worV nnAt- " " ""l o7 I am very glad to get the'ed on a farm In the locality where! ",y half alive. Foley's Kidney Pern . . , ...... ... I ... . , i edy makes healthy kidneys," restore dy makes healthy kidneys, restores lost vitality, and weak, delicate people are restored to health. Refuse any but Foley's. Pendleton Drug Co. COFFEE The goodness of every thing else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Your grocer rrtnrnt rour mootr if roi ioal ttkt Schilllpj't Best: we pa; blm. W. II. C. President Here. Mrs. Jennie Higgins of Eugene, large scale. I hope that In the near state president or the Woman's He future we shall be able to cooperate ,ipf "-P". has been the guest of Mrs. with the Oregon station In rnrrvlne 1 George Hamblen since Sunday. She has been attending the national con vention at Toledo, Ohio, and stopped off for a brief visit with Mrs. Ham blen while on her wav home. I on this work r Yours very truly, W. N. JAItDINB, I Agronomist In Charge nf Krperlmertta I with Drv Land Cereals. i Prof. Jardine will be remembered DeWltfs Little Early Itlsers, the J from his visit in this city In company 'amoua !e liver pills. Sold by Tall 'wlth the experts of the government mnn & Co- k. ii. siikpakd coxnrcrs scccr-ssi i ii spkayixc; E. II. Shepard, who has been mak ing some experiments In the spray line, states that last fall he sprayed his trees with blue Vltrnl, says the fJlacler. In the spring Just before the buds commenced to swell he sprayed them with Hordeaux mixture and for other sprays used Rordenux mixed with arsenate of lead except for the calyx spray. As a result he says that an examination which he has Just made. In his orchard discloses the fact that less than one-half per cent of the fruit Is wormy or stung, but one per cent shows any trace of fungus. The damp weather this year Is said to have developed considerable fungus In the valley and Mr. Shepard thinks It can be reduced to a minimum by an application of sprays such as those fcm, iiiffa'l ..; T. -iJ:.'':lM fcJS-V. Turn the Wick as high as you can there'i no dangci as low as you please there's no smell. 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