Sensational $150, OOP Sale
Now is the time to buy your entire summer supply of under muslins.
Long White Skirts
75r .on-; White Skins. Sensational $l.r.0,000 Sale price 5S
1.00 Lon;r White Skins, Sensational i?i:0,000 Salc.pr. 79
81.25 LoiiL' White Skirt.s, Sensational !?i;0,000 Sale pr. 9S
SI. 50 lon.i; White Skints . Sensational $150,000 Sale
Vruv $1.17
fc-.OO Lonir White Skirts, Sensational .$150,000 Sale
Pri - ?1.5S
$10.00 Lonrr White Skirts. Sensational $150,000 Sale
price $7.85
CHILPliK.VS Ml'SLIX UXOERWEAR.
Of all kinds greatly reduced for this Sensational $150,000
Sale.
Women's Knee Skirts
25c Knee Skirts, Sensational $150,000 Sale price 19
5 Knee Skirts. Sensational $150,000 Sale price 520
S1.00 Knee Skirts. Sensational $150,000 Sale price. 78
$1.50 Knee Skirts, Sensational $150,000 Sale price $1.19
S2.75 Knee Skirts, Sensational $150,000 Sale price $2.15
S3.00 Knee Skirts, Sensational $150,000 Sale price $2.3S
Corset Covers
25o Corset Covers, Sensational $150,000 Sale price
S5c Corset Covers, Sensational $150,000 Sale price
aO- Corset Covers, Sensational $150,000 Sale price
$1.00 Corset Covers, Sensational $150,000 Sale price
Corot Covers Sensational $150,000 Sale price
-'oriiCt Covers, sensational $150,000 Sale price
$3.75 Corset Covers. Sensational $150,000 Sale price
19
23
.....38
78
$1.13
$1.57
$2.98
Millinery at Startling Reductions
When you are shoppiuir he sure to visit our Millinery De
partment and see the immense display of hats that we are
.Wing at from $2.50 to $5.00, you will agree with us that
i'tose hat? are a revelation.
All season we have lieen lower than anv other store in East
ern Oregon on all kinds of millinerv. We have had virtually
i.ocoinpetition. Xow we come forward with this sensational
150.000 sale. If our former prices were hevond the reach of
competitors these prices surely are.
i'"0 hats, the latest styles, beautifully trimmed, regular value
up to $10.00, while they last your choice $1.98
! 50 hats, the latest shapes, large, medium and smali shapes,
values up to $15.00, not an old one in the lot, while thev
last, your choice, "only $5.66
All other Millinery is greatly reduced: it will more than pav
von to visit this department.
$1.25 Fancy Silks 97c
In this lot we have about 50 pieces. They run from 4 to 15
ar,!iX on lnav 1'n' smrt w"'t lengths or dress lensrths.
$1.25 values for only 97f
Reduced t 31f. Materials such' as Albatross, i'.atisles and
many other fabrics, 5 Of values .. 34
ou will find here every one new and great manv to choose
from: this sale 1-2 price.
35C Fancy Collars, Sensational $150,000 Sale price 21f
35f Ladies" Vests, low neck, short sleaves. Sensational $150,-
000 Sale price 23f
12 l-2f ;5(!-in. Muslin, fine weight, Sensational $150,000
Sale price . 7c
15 Vests, low neck, no sleaves. Sensational $150,000 Sale
0J"-iee ........... 10-
'-of Ladies' Colored Hose, tan, black. Sensational $150,000
Sale price ;. ISp
10c Ladies' Vests, low neck, no sleaves. Sensational $150,000
Sale price 7
35? Children's Short Sox, red and blue, Sensational $150,000
Sale price 10?
15? .Nurses Stripe Ciingham, -27-iu., Sensational $150,000
Sale price 10?
12 1-2? Dress Ginghams, 27-in., Sensational $150,000 Sale
price ....... 9?
12 1-2? Turkish Towels, fringed, size, Sensational $150,-
000 Sale, price 9?
15? Turkish Towels, hemmed, Sensational $150,000 Sale
, vy 11?
-0? Turkish Towels, hemmed, Sensational $150,000 Sale
oJ'i-iee 16?
25? Turkish Towels, hemmed, Sensational $150,000 Sale
price .. 18?
$1.00 SlxOO Sheets, 110 seams in center, Sensational $150,-
000 Sale price 07?
15? Percales, 3o-in. wide, fine weight. Sensational $150,000
Sale price 9?
35? Poplin in the new blue, Sensational $150,000 Sale
o Pi'ice 21 1-2?
-0? Spun Glass waist lining. Sensational $150,000 Sale
oJi-ice 16?
25? Sateens, 30-in. wide, all shades. Sensational $150,000
Sale price 1 Sc
75 r.uniro Silks, Koiighwares, Sensational $150,000 Sale J
Pi'iee .. 45c
50? China Silks, all shades. Sensational $150,000 Sale
J'l'ice 39?
25? China, l'.t-in., all shades. Sensational $150,000 Sale
price 19?
$1.75 :;t;-in. lilark Taffeta Swi-s finish. Sensational 15o
000 Sale price f $1.09
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where it Pays to Trade
Kxelus.vc Agents for Carhartt Overalls, II. & L. Blocks Gloves, Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts.
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FACTS FOR FARMERS
How to Start Alfalfa.
Alfalfa is a hard crop
I Don't try to raise several breeds of
j chickens on the same farm at the
; same time It won't work out well.
I Lime sprinkled about the poultry
j yards- and houses will help greatly to
keep things clean and healthy. Lime
I in a great absorbent.
The incubator is an aid to religion
TfM) MANY I.OVKS (iFTS
LATIN PROP. IX TKOl IIU:
. ,f !V'1I.you,any better than this' but In" moral welfare. There are few
to start. 11 tlon t believe it is nui-ngsrv t ,'. v.: ..... ,
I. delicate an.l ferule,- r.r.,1 t., ,!. ... " """e nwucauve ui cuss ffuniJ
V " , ... si "P me use 01 tne land, and I , than the average setting hen
irlLZ I W'0U; ,T thif,k Bft('r JOU haVe foUnd that Chicken, should not be k
Fv!!"" "7. hP,P''8. a1,Ut an row alfaIfa follow the side the house during bright
The mo- , pian 0f taking a field, thnt has hon ! ..,(i,,.
t immediately, work It a month and
sow it about the last of July. ,
If you have harvested the clover
hap crop you can give up the land
the last of the year to get the alfalfa
started. After the oats crop it is
throwing away (4 an acre
ney is ordlnari'y wasted
It as you would clover or most other
crops.
We want to prepare and enrich the
land and give alfalf.i the best possible
Chance to start with. If the land Is
sandy, put on 20 loads of manure per
acre, 30 loads would be better. You
are preparing the land, not for one
year, but for ten years. You can
ford to do almost anything to get
in snape. terla there to enable you to get nltro
The land should be worked until it I g n from the air. The best method is
is free from weeds. You cannot have to use soil that has bacteria in it al
alfalfa prosper with weeds and foul ready. You can get this from an old
grass; destroy them before you sow field where alfalfa has been growing
the crop. several years, or you can get It from
If you have the !and free from j "n !d patch of sweet clover,
weeds and the surface soil enriched, Pof it In at the time you sow the
kept In-
bright sun-
Many poultry diseases trace their
origin to Improper ventilation or lack
of protection from severe weather
A Dreadful Wound.
from a knife gun, tin can, rusty nail
fireworks, or of any other nature, de
100 lale: rouow winter wheat mands prompt treatment with Buck
lis better, and following nlnvor h is un'. a o
. - ---r, .....j " wen a swiiii-a paive iu prevent diuu
i best of all. Pee that the anil la In. : imIba. nAnA.AMA Tt i 1.
j, - ' yutovii vi B"!5CI1. 11 B IMB (JUlUll
" MKui.neu so tnat you will have bac- est. surest
so that the alfalfa will live say two
years, then it will grow and take care
f ltMlt
Alfalfa gets its roots away down be
low where any other crop has been.
becomes somewhat dry It is easily
ecattered by hand from the wagon or
from a sack which one can carry.
.Sometimes it in anolierl hv means
It draws phosphorus and potassium ,f nn rmi.er,t SPPder or a fertilizer
healer for all such wound
as also for burns, boils, sores, skli
eruptions, eczema, chapped hands
corns or Piles 25c at Tallman & Co
r.xiTEn misii league
IX FASTIOXAI. FIGHT
llclfa.st. At the annual convention
seed. When the soil for Inoculation of the United Irish league, Just held
nere, the report dealt with the split
in the Irish party and stated: "These
feelings are increased and Intensi
fied by the horror and disgust with
which Irishmen of Great Britain view
from the deeper soil. It Is not ne- , jrill Don't scatter Infeeted soil over a' Oils great hour of Ireland's oppor-
cessary to apply phosphorus to alfal- lhe land and et It ,,e for many hourgj tunity, the treasonable attempts of
ia mnu. ii me sou is aciu, put on . in ,he hot 8Un for mogt of the bac. lacuon to disrupt tne Irish ranlti
p'enty of ground lime etone and ma- t,.rja wMI De ki'le(1. Use a wagon load anJ destroy Ireland's hope of free
nure. ... ,h( .ro ,. f ,, ,v, I Institutions in the near future. The
Get five cents worth of blue litmus mril th(. hpftPr Irish in Great Britain appeal to the
New York. Quite a shock was giv-
I tn tins week to the friends of Profes
I sor Harry Thurston Peck, holder of
the chair of Iitin at Columbia Uni
versity, distinguished essayist and
critic, when it became gnown that he
had been made a defendant In a
breach of promise action brought
against him by Kstlier Qui no, a form
er newspaper woman, who demands
nO,nno damages. Following the dl
vr.rce of Mrs. reck No. 1 from the
pedagogue, Miss Quinn alleges ho
made violent love to her. In proof of
it she displays more than one hundred
letters, which, it Is claimed, Peck sent
her, in which he avows his affection
in the most endearing terms. What
disturbs most the equipose of the pro
fessor's friends Is the fact that he lias
taken unto himself a charming sec
ond wife to whom the Imputations of
Miss Quinn against her husband must
lie tremendously humiliating. As was
reasonable to expect, the suit has
caused no end of a hub-bub among
the members of the Columbia faculty
and in the literary set in which the
Latinists has been a moving figure.
Of course, he denies the charges of
the fair complainant. What worries
his friends most in view of th's. is the
bundle of love epistles freely given
to the public this week by counsel for
the newspaper woman, who seemx de
termined to make the most of them,
holding that they prove lier case per
paper from the drug store, break in
Alfalfa is almost always benefited
Irish people in the Motherland to ca-U
two a mass of the moist soil, Insert . , , '. V I""1 ,nis (,prn"n "f dissension from
a r:ee of the litmus paper, and press " their soil.'
th soil f.rmly together again. j " il does not do well mow and disk , 0Xe
After ten or twentv minutes re- in "e want to get nitrogen Into the ...:
move the soil and allow the paper to 1 r,iI anfl consequently the soil must ( ,iiBruptlve tactics of wlllam O'Brien,
rirv If th. ,lrie,l test r,ar,e Is nink 1 h" "P and porous. That is one,
M T ita (miner iittrn-li, imiL.iptViir t.f n I
or red, as compared with the original. "'- "'"n. "" '"" "-Inian with his record, and regarding
color the so l is acid and needs the 1 ,lr ,J1 . . ""
ground limestone, about one ton per ''un'ne
Baby's Vital Point.
The most delicate part of a ha by Is
Its bowels. Every ailment that Is suf
fers with attacks the bowels also en
dangelrng in most cases the life of the
Infant. McCee's Baby Elixir cures
diarrhoea, dysentery and all derange
ments of the stomach or bowels. A.
C. Koeppen & Bros.
Disk it at first if the ground
acre, thoroughly mixed with the soil. !B nara lne nr" sianimg,
Tf vri h..v. ,iean. rich l.-.nd von 1 't won't cut the crowns off, and
car seed alfa.'f.i earlv hut from a ! ''"n't set It so it will cut the roots
gooO many years'experience we ad- D;ik t t"'1' " it Is all right,
vl; sowing aifalfa between the mid- Yo can "et the disk pretty straight
die of July and the middle of August. ,h; first time; thhe next time set It
Hve the ground made rich the year at a sharper angle,
before, and well drained. Plow the Tn,! two objects are to loosen up
ground .n the spring at the time you ! ,h" ground so the nitrogen will enter
would for corn, then disk It or har-! "r'l rot out blue grass and foul weeds,
row .t about every week or ten days I Th" disking won't kill the deep a'falfa
until you are satisfied the weeds and j roots. Fnrtworth Citizen-Star,
foul grass are practically all started
and killed. If it takes unti? the mid
dle of August, why work It until then!
When the weeds come, kill them with
your harrow,
In a few days there will be another
crop of weeds spring up. Go on with
your disk and harrow your ground,
and let the weeds up as long as they
will; kill each crop. You have both
killed the weeds and preserved mois
tnr. Then thoroughly Inoculate the
ground and sow 20 to 25 pounds of
rood alfalfa seed and harrow it In
well. If the ground has been well
manured the year before, I cannot
Poultry Pointers.
Erly In the season It is a good
plan to pick out the best laying hens
and sort out the others and dispose of
them. None but good layers should
be kept.
The color of the shell of an egg has
nothing to do with Us richness, ac
cording to scientific tests, although
in some markets some colors sell more
readily than others.
The best egg stimulant and health
promoter is a variety of good, whole
some food adopted to egg production,
dry, comfortable houses and sanitary
surroundings.
his formation of the "All for Ireland
League" as militating ngainst real
Irish progress, and that stps be taken
to contest every O'Brien esat at the
next general election. This was carried.
Ttw niR Head
Is of two kinds conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick head
ache. Does your head ever feel like
a gourd and your brain feel loose i d
sore? You can cure It In no time by
acting on your liver with Ballard's
Herblne. Isn't It worth trying for
the absolute and certain relief you'll
g"t?. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklunda.
For Sale.
P. G. Smith of Burns will be In
Pendleton, June 18 with 60 head of
big horses to sell.
Good gentle saddle horses for la
dle. Commercial Barn,
CALL FOR WARIIAXTS.
All general fund warrants regis
tered during the months of January,
February and March, 1910, will be
paid at my office In the county court
house upon presentation.
Interest ceased upon date of publi
cation. Dated Pendleton. Oregon. June 11.
1910. G. W. BRADLEY,
Treasurer Umatilla County.
Htat c! Ob 10, City or Toledo Locm Coos
Frank J. Cheney maka oath tbst ho U
cnlor partner of the firm of P. J. Che
ney Co., doing bnslnm In the City of
Toledo, Connty and flute aforesaid, and
that aald firm will pay the inn of ONR
H(INf)HKI) DOI.LARH for each and etery
rase of Catarrh that cannot be cured hi
the oae of Hall's Catarrh Care.
fBAKK J. CHriNKY.
Sworn to before me cad subscribed la
my presence, this 6th day of December, A.
D 1KA0.
A. W. OLRARON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Patftrrh PnM l . k . i
- .- iuiri u.iii
and acts directly oa the blood and mnrons
urfaces of the system. Bead for testlmo
alals free.
r. 1. CHKWET CO.. Toledo. O.
Hold by all Drngknta, The.
Take Ball's Famll Pllla
SPOR TS
National League Standing.
Clubs W. L. p. C.
Chicago 28 15 .651
New York 28 17 .622
Cincinnati 22 19 .537
Pittsburg 21 2(1 . .512 '
St. Louis 21 24 .467
Brooklyn 20 25 ..444 j
Philadelphia 17 24 .415
Boston ..16 29 .356
American
Clubs
New York . . .
Philadelphia .
Detroit .
Boston
Cleveland
Washington , .
Chicago
St. Louis
It-niTiic
w.
28
28
31
31
17
21
15
9
Standing.
AFTER
SUFFERING
FOR YEARS
ham's Vegetable Compound
Turk KnpidB, Mntn. "I was sick for
years whilo passing
throiiirh tlte Clianim
of Life and was
hardly able to b
around. After tak
ing six bottles of
Lydial;. llukliam's
Vegetable Com
pound I gained UO
pound 8. am now
abli) to do niv own
work and feel
well." Mrs. Hit.
I La Doc, Park Kap-
L, p. C.
14 .667 .fLiTS
s isrPff'
26 .366. 1 Jf
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Z" , .'l:t?. TAW VM
Ill'Olikville. flhln "Twna I
Jt. KtNKISON,
I'AtHI'IC COAST LKAGUF.
Vt'riion Wliw froiii Kiktuiiiciho.
Los Angeles. June 12. Vernon won
the aTternoon game from Sacramento
today at the Chutes, 4 to 2. Th , id.1, Minn.
iiiorniut; Biime, piayea at Vernon I'ark
was i'niie.1 at the end of the nlnili r.:i(l extrenu'ly nervous. A neighbor
be. aus,. the time limit had exDlred. ' reconiniended Lvdiil K. IHnklmm'a
ami the score was left a lit, 5 nil. 1 Vegetable Compound to me and I have
uoy urasiiear saved the morning "-l"ihh ii-Kui.tr nnu my Iiervt'S are
mime from being n defeat for Ver
non by a home run which purshed In
two runners ahead of him. Ho did
the same trick In the afternoon. In the
sixtli iiiniii)r. bringing In one man and
giving Vernon a lead. The pitchers
on both shies in both games were ex
ceedingly stingy, Brashear's hitting
being tile only thine out of the ordi
nary. Scores:
Morning game: K. II. E.
Vernon 5 6 1
S.ieraniento 5 6 2
Wlllott and Brown; Hunt and Gra
ham. Spiesman.
Afatenioon game: it. H. E.
Vernon 4 5 o
Sacramento 6 i
Carson and Hogan; Nourse and
Liruhnni.
Is Angeles 1, Fortlund 4.
Portland, Ore., June 12. Portland
took a bitterly contested game from
Los Angeles, by a batting rally In the
eigiuh inning, which netted them
three run. Previously to that the
SMine had stood 1 to 1 from the fourth
whi-ii Los Angeles tied the score.
Portland's victory was due to a homo
run by Kyan, which scored Fisher
and Casey. The fielding which by both
teams was gilt edged, was the feature
of game. Score: It. H. K.
Iais Angeles 1 2 0
Portland 4 10 t
Batteries Wheeler and Waring;
Kr.ipp it tit) Fisher.
Oakland Wine Tu,
San Francisco, June 12 Oakland
is jusi one point from the top today
In the pennant race. Wolverton's
climbing aggregation took both
much better." Mrs.
Urookville, Ohio.
' Lydia h. Pinklmm's Vegetable Com
pound, imuto from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harm
ful drugs, and to-day holds the record
lor the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases we know of and
thousands of voluntary testimonials
.are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
I at Lynn, Mass., from women who have
been cured from almost every form of
female complaints, inflammation, ul
ceration.displacements, fibroid tumors
irregularities,ieriodic pains, backache,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Kvery suffering woman owes it to her
self to give Lydia H. Mnkharn's Vege
table Compound a trial.
I f you wnnt special nl vice writ
XH rn. IMnklinm, Lynn, Mans., fur it.
It in free iml always liHpfuL
Parglnson of Kansas City calls her
self Parkina; Miss May McEvllly f
Helena Is Madame Montana; Miss
Ither of Portland. Ore., is Colana;
the former Mrs. Charles H. Becker,
who used to sing at our opera, was
al.vays announced as Miss Jane Nnria.
It seems that they would do quite
as well If they clung to their goo 1 old
rnerlcan 1 names, as Mary 'larden,
Oruldiiie Farrar and Minnie Tracey
have dne.
i lutsch will be at Applelon t )-
in the interests of his c'l-
Lee Te
morrow
ents.
Kveryonc says Applelon, Idaho, Is
growing to grow as Twin FaUs has
Why not be one of the lucky ones that
get in on the ground floor?
games from San Francisco today, '
beating the lenders in the morning at There Is but one method and
Freeman's park, Oakland, by a score U by hard labor. Sidney Sin'th,
of .1 to 0. and In the afternoon at . . ... . .
Recreation park, 2 to 1, tumbling
them into third place. Lively pitch
ed a remarkable game in the morn
ing, allowing but one hit. Scores:
Morning game It, H. K.
Oakland 3 6 0
Sail Francisco 0 1 2
Batteries Miller, Eastley and Ber
i ; Lively and Pearce.
n. h. e.
a s
1 4 0
rearce;
that
game
Aafternoon
Oakland
San Francisco ,
Batteries Nelson
Henley and Berry.
ami
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Seat tie n, Tnoomu 4.
Seattle, June 12. Seattle won from
Tacoma this afternoon by a score of
6 to 4. giving the local players five
consecutive victories and a lift out
of last place. Score: R. H. E.
Seattle 6 8 3
Taeoinu 4 7 s'
Engle, Hall and Shea; Annls ami '
I'.rynes.
SiKikano 0, VancouvcT 0. I
Spokane, June 12. Spokane went '
into first place today by shutting out
Vancouver, 6 to 0, making It five out
of seven on the series. Bonner won !
his fourth straight victory and pitch
ed magnificent ball. Kroner's batting
was n feature. Score: R. H. E.
tipokane, fi 9 1
Vancouver 0 .1 u
Butteries r.onnor and Brooks, Mll
I'iieiuiult and Sligrieli.
D
AS
SINMKIJS OF AMERICA
TAKE ITALIAN NAMES
Paris. A curious fashion Is spring
ing up among American slngeri of
hanging their family names and
softening them down into imitation
Italian. Nevada, Nordica and Mellia
are probably responsible for thi
fashion which the younger generation
has adopted. Thus Miss Elizabeth
Cass Matlock, Prop.
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