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b.ULY EAST OHEGOXIAN. MCNDUCXOX, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1908.
EIGHT PAGES.
WE HA VE STIRRED THE TOWN
Yes, we've stirred the town and we don't wonder! When high grade Clothing, Headwear and Haberdashery
is sold at such fragments ofprices as we are nowlins at, iYj'sj
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
REMEMBER sale will last but few days longer.
An immense stock of good things here for your choosing. You know the kind of Men's Clothing we have and
you know this store's reputation for honesty in all its advertisements.
Extra Salesmen to Wait on All Promptly. Let the Prices Talk.
Men's Clothing
All our Men's Suits includidg such makes as Hart
Schaffner & Marx, Schloss Bros, and others equally as
good, will be reduced as follows for this great sale
Any of our $10.00 Suits will be $7.J5
Any of our H-.'0 Suits will Ik?. 9.85
Any of our $1G.."0 Suits will be Sioilo
ni- ,if i c( .-nils ,.:n t t i
i'V '-'i vu cuiia will ire Oj.f
1 1 i m
Any of our $10.50 Suits will be
... ailMKS
Any of our $17.50 Suits will be $13.1)5
Any of our $1S.00 Suits will be $14.35
Any of our $20.00 Suits will be 815.1)5
Any of our $22.30 Suits will be $17.85
Any of our $25.00 Suits will be $19.1)0
$21.75
Any of onr $27.50 Suits will be
Any of our $30.00 Suits will be
... $23.75
Men's Overcoats
This is just the beginning of the Overcoat season, and
we are going to give you an opportunity to save some
money.
Our $7.50 Overcoats will for
Our $10.00 Overcoats will to for
Our $12.50 Overcoats will ;ro for $1).S5
Our $15.00 Overcoats will eo for $11.1)5
Our $17.50 Overcoats will so for $13.1)5
Our $20.00 Overcoats will go for 815.1)5
Our $22.50 Overcoats will -o for $17.S5
$5.95
. . . $7.95
Our $25.00 Overcoats will Co for $19.90
Our $27.50 Overcoats will ;o for $21.75
Our $:;o.l0 Overcoats will go for $23.75
All new stylish coats. Not an old coat in our stock.
Boys' and Children's Clothing
We are the acknowledged leaders in boys clothing
We carry more boys clothing, etc., than all the other
stores in Pendleton put together and they are the right
kind of clothes all seams taped all suits sewed with
Silk thread, not cotton, every suit we sell is thoroughly
guaranteed.
Boys two piece suits will sell as follows
$2.50. Suits will sell for $2.15
U'o.00 Suits will sell for $2.05
$3.50 Suits will sell for $2.95
$1.50 Suits will sell for $3.S5
$5.00 Suits will sell for $4.35
Boys Three piece long pants suits will sell as follows
$0.50 Suits will be
$7.50 Suits will be $0.35
$S.50 Suits will be $7.45
$0.50 Suits will be $8 .10
if 10.00 Suits will be $8.85
These are exceptional values considering how ex
tremely close W3 mirk our boys clothing.
Don't Fail to look at this line of goods whether you
want to buy now or not.
Men's Shirts
We have an immenee stock of soft shirts to be worn
with stiff collars, the best assorted lot in Pendleton
everyone of them a bargain at regular price, during this
sale everyone will be reduced as follows
85c
95c
$1.15
$1.45
1J0 Shirts will sell for
$1.25 Shirts will sell for
$1.50 Shirts will sell for
$2.00 Shirts will sell for
This is the best shirt bargain offered in Pendleton
this year don't miss it.
We are showing a very large assortment of winter
shirts in flannels, wool mixtures and all wool.
The best cold weather shirts you'll see
Men's Hats
Every hat in our inmense stock will be reduced dur
ing this great sale
$2.50 Hats will sell fop $1.95
$:i.oo lints will sell for S2.35
$:;.50 Hats will sell for $2.75
$.()() Stetson Nats will sell for $3.15
$1.50 Stetson Hats will sell for $3.05
$5.00 Stetson Hats will soil for $3.95
All the new styles and latest shades
Our fall and winter caps are here complete, the best
we ever had and the best values too.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where it Pays to Trade
Save Your Coupons
DECKS FEAR
CREATES GERMS
NOTED PHYSICIAN GIVES
Hl'I.ES FOR LONG LIFE
Dr. Leon Ellx-rt I.amlne Says IYijjht
Turn 4 llie CliemMry of the Hotly
Into Acid, Which condition courts
Di-rfsC Drink Nothing Hut Dis
tilled water if You Would Ward Orf
Old Age,
Los Arig'-k-s. "Drink nothing but
distilled water if yu wish to be heal
thy ami ward off oid age," s,Ud Dr.
Eton Eitjert Landone today in an ad
dress given to the members of the
H'j-. !r-- Year club at the worn ill's
club house.
"I'h not be afraid of d. sense germs.
F-.ir w'Al chang' t'-.' chemistry of the
body and make it acid. An acid con
dition of the system courts disease;
it is a good plant. ng ground for germs.
"Do not drink milk of any kind.
Milk is infant's food. It is rich In
minerals, and minerals should be
nvo:ded. Oils, such as olive and ba
inn. plenty of them, arid distilled wa-
FG.RTl.AS3, MAINE," CHILD
111, "Wczh arri Emaciated, Ee-
-1 T'calthby Vinol
"Our little six years of age.
a'".'.- a to-, f-e a"a':k of the n:easUs,
v.bich de.eiop'd into pneumonia, wa
left pit Ilully thin, wak and emaciat
es. EL.' u.u 'j .m-.uxh, and her stoin
ch v, is i.o w-alc it could cot retain
tor are the best cleansers and dissol
vents of minerals that the human
body can have.
Must Relieve in Things.
"Youth is the belief in the power
of things to change When one does
not believe that, then one commences
to grow old. To keep young, believe:
in things and have fiith in the power,
of changing things. j
"There has been a theory that tens-j
ing the muscles makes one strong and
able to resist disease. That is sn only
for the arms and legs. Great teach-,
ors declare that every muscle should
be tense and then relax. That is one
of the great fallacies in so-called phy
sical training.
"Tensing is good in its place, but
it is only one of throe movements ne
cessary to human health and perfec
tion. The second is the spiral, the
serpentine, if you will, exercises
which are ncessary to the proper de
velopment and health of the torso.
Surah Bernhardt is the greatest ex
ponent of this in the world, and(
everybody knows what a graceful and
youthful woman she is.
Matter and Mind I 'nlfli-d.
"Then, for the neck, load and an
kles, there is the wave exercise. Each
taken in Its way helps keep the body
uniform, graceful and well, for It is
necessary as an a.d to the blood to
throw off the mineral deposits pure
water has washer into it.
"Matter and mind are unified.
There is no separating them. While
not wishing to criticise the hteorles of
many doctors and h'-alers, I believe
that mind depends on mayer and
matter on mind. Mind cures by a
process; by a process of unification
with matter. liodies must receive
energy and they must be put in a
condition to receive the energy of
which there seems an infinite sup
ply." San Francisco Examiner.
1 UNLAWFUL
DO OH ELECTION DAY
CHEAT AEHOI'EA.NES IN DECADE
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lord. Hi 9 lay in his condition fori I'HEDICTED HY A H WXOOMST.
weeks, and nothing the doctor pre
scriL'.d did a bit of Kd, and we wera
beginnis;; to tuitk the would never re
cow r.
"At this time we commenced to give
her Vinol, and the effect was marvel
ous. The doctor was am&zed at ber
progress, and when we told him we
were giving her Vinol, he replied, 'It
is a line remedy, keep it up.' We did
ao, and the recovered her health and
strength months before the doctor
Says They'll Cot S300 Midi and
SiM-cd Will lie 2"l Miles an Hour.
London, Oct. 24. "In less than 10
years aeroplane wll cost no more
than E'lio," is the prediction made
by Fririk Hedges Butler, the well-
known English balloonist,
Just returner to London
Mans, where he made an
Wilbur Wright's aeroplane.
who has
from Le
ascent In
Mr. Hut-
tboutrht fche could." J. W. nu',
Portland, Me.
Vinol cures conditions like this be
cause In a natural manner It Increases
Ibe appetite, tones up the digestive
organs, makes ilcb, red blood, and
strengthens ever organ in the body,
I'ENDI.ETOV PIlCG OOMPAA'Y.
PoodWon, OrefOa.
ler thus continues his glimpse Into
the futur:
"Lighthouses on land will be erect
el by the Trinity Board. To mark the
way by night lamps on aeroplanes or
I fliers w ill be used. With the smaller
planes the speed will be terrific 200
miles an hour and the 21 miles
across the channel will mean a very
few minutes.
"Winds at ea blow more steadily
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presidential
I'nder the to ins of the corrupt practices act passed by the p.op!e
of Oregon at the June election, it is specified very rigidly what kind
of political win k may be done on election day,
It is unlawful on election day
To hire vehicles to haul voters to and from work at the polls.
To hire anyone to work at the polls, oxcrpt to challenge persons
not (ualified to vote.
To wear any political badge or insignia at the polls.
To distribute cards or campaign literature at the poll
at tile polls ..i i.:... y lo influence voters.
To do anything to Influence voters.
Fn ': the term - Oregon's corrupt nr ti'tice act th
election will be Jnt a plain election without any frillsnothing but
the polls, the election board and the voters. Tile time-honore 1 gaunt
let of political workers handing out card.-'., which the voters has al ways
had to run. is now illegal.
The reluctant voter who has walled f.ir his party enthusiasts to hunt
him out and take him to the polls In cirriagc or hack must walk, pay
car fare or stay away. No person is permitted to use any effort, nt the
polls or away from them, on election day. to influence the vote of any
one. Some .section: of the corrupt practice act relating to election
day follows:
"It shall lie unlawful for any person to pay for any lo-s nr A. im
age due to attendance at the polls.
"No person shall pay for personal service to be performed on llie
rlav of any "lection, for any purpose connected therewith, except tor the
Hiring of person whose sole duty Is to net as challengers, and watch
the count of official ballots.
"No person shall buy. sell, give or provide any political badge,
button or other Insignia to be worn at the polls on the day of any elec
tion, and no such political badge, button or other Insignia shall be worn
at or about the polls on any election day.
"it shall be unlawful for any person at any place on the day of
election to ask, solicit, or In any manner try to induce or persuade any
voter on such election day to vote for or refrain from voting for any
candidal or the candidates or tlckeUf any political party or organiza
tion." The last section above quoted would prohibit the banners, here
tofore common, bearing the party legends. In fact, this sectlpn pro
hibits till political activities on election day which would In any man
ner tend to Influence the voter for whom he should vote.
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than on land, and aeronjanes can be
made to float on the water and raise
themeves. If such machines now
can carry what Is equal to three pas
sengers, there Is no reason why nn
aeroplane should not carry more with
larger planes and engines.
"The North Pole, the tropical for
ests of Central Africa, Australia and
the Sahara Desert will be new fields
for the explorer to glide over."
Use DeWltt's Carbolizerl Witch
Hazel Salve It Is healing, cooling
and cleansing. It Is especially good
for piles. Sold by Tallman & Co.
If you see It In the East Oregon Ian
If a so.
llousoUi'cpliig Booms.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
for rent in East Oregonlnn building.
Booms thoroughly renovated: ste nn
heat; electric lights, hot and cold
water, with bath. Enquire at office.
ONLY MACHINE TO SEW ON HAM-
Half Soles
Sewed on Bet
ter and Cheaper
Than Others Can Nail
Them.
Now open In my new loca
tion with a fine line of men's
shoes, a sizes, styles and
prices. I only keep the kind
that wear.
A. Eklund,
The Reliable
Shoemaker
Main Street, next to Queen
Chop House.
SOLES IN THE COUNTY.
The East Oregonian-Journal Pony Contest
This Coupon Good for 5 Votes
Before Oct. 31,1 908
This vote to be counted for
Name of Boy or Girl
No. Street
R. F. D..
Postoffice
Send to the Pony Man, East Oregonian, Pendleton, Or.
COFFEE
and tea; Schilling's Best,
is sold by about 9000
grocers west of the Rocky
Mountains.
Your froref return roar monf If yon don't
Uluiil; par him.
Bycrs' Best Flour
Is iiuide from Hie clilr-t ulittu Hint grow. (3hmI tiread Is ir
ed when HYKHS' BEST FT.OLII Is used, nran, Shorts. 8 team Itolled
Iturlcy always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor.
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