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DAXLT EAST OREGOX1AX, PEXDIiETOX, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, Jl'LY 20, 1910.
n
20th Annual Clearance Sale
Big Savings in the Shoe
Department
WK ARE OFFEIUXG OUR ENTIRE
LINE OF SUMMER SHOES AT GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES.
Mm'- Oxford, ?4.00, 4.50, $5.00 value-.
Clearance Price $2.9S
In Patent, Gun Metal. Tan and Oxblood.
S3. 00, S3. 50 in the different leathers.
CU-aranee Price - $1.9S
Men- Canvas Shoos, Clearance Price S1.4S
ViovV and Youth's $2.50 and $3.00 Ox
t'ords. Clearance Price $2.15
Y...h. n's $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Ox
fords and Pumps, Clearance Price S2.9S
Ail leathers, with high and low heels.
Women's tan oxfords and pumps, Clearance
One lot women's tan oxfords consisting of
suedes. Russian calf and kid, Clearance
Price 1 - $1.00
Mi." and Children's Oxfords and Pumps:
Sizj from S 1-2 to 2. Clear. Price $1.55
Values $2.00, $2.50.
Size- from 5 to S, Clearance Price $1.23
Values $1.75, $2.00.
Size- from 1 to .", Clearance Price 9S
Value? $1.23. $1.50.
Child's Patent Leather Shoes, with gray,
ehampaame, tan, red and white tops, sizes
1-2 to S. Clearance Price ...7S
Values $1.50 to $1.63.
Sizes 1 to .", Clearance Price 48
Values $1.25.
Notions at Clearance
Prices
25c and 35 Fancv Ribbons, Clearance
Price - 1G?
G5c un.il 75 Fancy Ribbons, Clearance
Price - 36
12 l-2c and 15 Embroideries, Edinnas
and Iii-ertions, Clearance Price 8 l-3
20c Kiabi-oideries, Edgings and Insertion,
Clearance Price 12 1-2
. POOu yards of fine Val. Lace ami Inser
tion. Clearance Price 3 l-2r
S1.00 Ladies' Corsets. Clear. Pr -47c
82.50 and $2.00 Corsets, Clearance
Price - $1.47
SI. 75 Long Silk Double Tipped Gloves,
Clearance Price - $1.05
-5c Roys' Ribbed Hose. Clearance Pr. IOC
20 Mis-es' High Grade Hose, Clearance
Price T) pair for 50c
5c Safety Pins, Clearance Price 4
5 Cube Pins, Clearance Price ,4c
10 Cube Pins, Clearance Price 7
2."C Curling Irons, Clearance Price 17c
25 TKitli Brushes, Clearance Price 16c
Common Pins, Clearance Price, G pkg. 5c1
3c Card Buttons, Clearance Price 4
10 Card Ruttons, Clearance Price 7
15c Card Buttons, Clearance Price H
20c Card Button, Clearance Price 14?
23t Card Buttons, Clearance Price 17c
33 Card Buttons, Clearance Price ....23
33 Emb. Handkerchiefs, Clear. Pr. 21
2.C Emb. Handkerchiefs, Clear. Pr. 16
75 Belts, Clearance Price 45
S1.25 Belts. Clearance Price 80
$1.00 Belts Clearance Price 65
&1.50 Belts, Clearance PrW 98
Table Linens and Towel'
ing at Clearance Prices
$1.00 72-in. Fine Weight Table Linen,
Clearance Price 63
75c tU-in. Fine Table Linen. Clearance
Price - 49
$1.25 72-in. Fine Weight Table Linen,
Clearance Price - - 8S
S1.50 72-in. Extra Fine Weight Table
Linen, Clearance Price 9S
20c India Linen. Clearance Price 14 1-2
25 India Linen, Clearance Price 17
35 India Linen, Clearance Trice 24
20 White Indian Head, Clear. Pr 16
25 Cotton Bans. Clearance Price 21
12 1-2C Crash Toweling, white, Clearance
Price .1 10
15 Cra-h Toweling, white. Clearance
Trice - 12
IS Crash Towelimr, white, Clearance
Trice l. 14 1-2
12 1-2 Red Online; Flannel, Clearance
Trice - 9
12 1-2 White Turkish Towels, Clearance
Trice, each , 8
15c White Turkish Towels, Clearance
Trice, each
20 White Turkish Towels, Clearance
Trice, each ' 16
25 White Turkish Towels, Clearance
Trice, each 18
25 White and Fancy Oil Cloth, Clearance
Trice .' IS
Summer Dresses must go
Xot likely to Ik? any of these later on so if
yen want a pretty summer dress or wash suit
at an uin-qualled saving you must hurry your
selection.
$1.75 loiie Dresses; Clearance Tr. $1.39
S2.00 House Dresses, Clearance Tr. $1.53
S3. 50 Ilou-e Dresses Clearance Tr. $2.75
S3. 00 Lingerie Two-Tiece Dresses, Clear
ance Price $3.60
$6.00 Lingerie Two-Tiece Dresses, Clear
ance Price $4.70
$15.00 Lingerie One-Piece Dres.-es, Clear
ance Price $12.85
$18.00 Lingerie One-Piece Dresses, Clear
ance Price $15. SO
$20.00 Lingerie One-Tieee Dresses, Clear-,
ance Trice $17.80
$24.00 Lingerie One-Tieee Dresses. Clear
ance Trice $21.60
$27.00 Lingerie One-Tieee Dres.cs. Clear
ance Trice $23.85
The Cleanest, Coolest
Grocery in Oregon
Our Pare Food Store in the Basement
We wi-h to call your attention to our
Crockery Department in connection with
nr grocery. Plain and Fancy Dinnerware,
Hand Painted Imported Good, Than and
Cut Glass, Silverware, Our Celebrated OXE
MIXUTE Coffee Tots, Lamps, Lamp and
Lantern Fixtures, Mops, Brooms, Wash
Boards and Baskets.
Buy your fruit jars, fixtures and jelly
classes here, we can save you money on
rhe-e articles.
Xoriee display of the very latest white
Dinnerware in small show case in front of
store, next to the big south window.
FACTS FOR FARMERS
IMIso More Mtirket Poultry.
It has been asked, will the fancy
eventually be driven to the wall by
the progress made in growing market
poultry? Certainly not. We need
fanciers real fanciers. V'e want
nun to create breeds and to perfect
the old ones. But the speculator and
huckster Is fast peeing his finish.
The man with a string of breeds Is
not a fancier. lie is a speculator. It
would be next to Impossible for him
to give each of these breeds his best
attention. To thoroughly know a
breed and to get out of It all that Is
good In It would require an ordinary
lifetime.
Amateur fanciers will often buy
culls from a breed well advertised and
then advertise eggs for hatching from
so and so's strain. The man is a
worse enemy of the fancier than the
man who breeds dunghill fowls.
A wonderful Interest has sprung up
in poultry matters. T,arge sums of
money are being Invested, and poul
try farms by the score are started.
These new farms are on the look
out for utility stock. The man who
can advertise big egg records gener
ally gets the trade. They want car
casses and egg records business poul
try. So the best advice to the begin
ner is to join the utility ranks and
raise poultry and eggs for market.
Then, in after years, he can, If he feels
so Inclined, gradually creep up Into
the fancier's fold. It Is a step that
cannot be hastily taken. Michael K.
Royer.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where it Pays to Trade
cmrujo woman's rwx i.s.
in
Told Turkish Fnvoy in Berlin Hu
Would Soon Ot Constantinople.
RerKn. Diplomatic society In Ir
h:i ;s busily 'I-fcijsHlng the amazing
faux pas recently committed by a
prominent Chicago society woman
nti-1 h-lrcs to a cn'ownl American
f r-.nnr. She is vimtir.g Berlin with
her husband, who Is conspicuously
i.l-ntifd with gitnt American Indus
t'ial combines.
The couple arrived in Derln with
mny Influenzal Introduction!) aid a
.p of ex'luivf invitations came to
thin In their fortnight's sojourn in
zaml. Pasha, who was presently flab i
l,f-ra.isf with the observation: j
"It's only a qu'-stion of a few yeatj
!,r.f,,;-e Constantinople will belonar to
Flti'sla.
Osman is not only n diplomat, hut
a Young Turk patriot and soldier. His
ii'iii k eyes flashed In visible resent
ment at this humiliating suggestion.
He rememberr-d however, that he was
the lady's hot rind atrowefl the re
ninrk to pns without offering a con
trovernl rejoinder. The subject,
however, was immediately changed.
The Chicngonn's omniscient dip in
to foreign politics was heard by half
a dozen others. Including some Turks
who v.err. present. Through them the
fie ka'sr's capital. Among their) incident has baked out and has caus
hot was Ocman Nizainl Pasha, the : d some uncomplimentary references
Turkish ambassador at the German , :o the inexperience and tactlessness of
nurt, who en'ertained th-m at a evn- American women even of the highest
nor party. social rank when they venture to In-
Afur dinner when the guests clus- vade realms more pretentious than
tfred around the ambassador over . drawing-room small talk
Turkish coffee and cigarettes, the
Chicago woman, who has traveled
much and prides herself on more
thin a passing acquaintance with In
ternational affairs, ventured on the
thin ice of European politics. She
laughed boldly into a discussion of
th Turkish problem with Osman Ni-
KircnrM:i: visits kiixaknky
Say It Was 10 Years Since Ho Last
Saw Lake Hcglon. .
Dublin. Lord Kitchener enjoyed
his trip through the lower, middle and
upper Lakes of Klllarney Immensely.
He state, it was 40 years since he
had been in Klllarney last and ho
.nei rely hope.l to be able to visit It
ore frequently in future. He was
charmed with the scenery and the
weather was Ideal. His lordship add
ed h's signature to the distinguished
roll already hung up In the lounge
"f the P.oyal Victoria hotel, and, by
special permission he was photo
triphed before leaving Dereen, the
residence of the Marquis of Lands
ilowne. en route to Cork via Glengarff.
Proprietary Medicines Preeri lod Ily
Doctors.
Examination of the formulary de
partments of leading drug stores
throughout the country has proved
that a very large precentago of the
prescriptions filled for doctors are for
proprietary medicines.
This Is because the average doctor
of today is unable So devise prescrip
tions equally as efficacious.
.Such standard remedies as Lydla
Fl. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
are prescribed over and over again by
fair-minded physicians throughout the
country.
The Care of Horses.
Every stockman knows how incon- I
venlent a stiff new rope halter can j
be. New rope may be made as pliable
as old It Is claimed, by simply boiling
it for two hours In water. Then hang
It in a warm room and let It dry out
thoroughly.
Sometimes a feed of cabbage just
before using a horse that slobbers
from eating clover will prevent the
unpleasant loss of saliva.
On the appearance of any lump
about the legs of a horse, it should
he bathed diligently with water as
hot as can be borne. What might
develop Into a spavin may sometimes
in this way be checked at the start.
For lice on horses, take half ti pint
of kerosene In two gallons of water,
nnd wash the horse with this twice,
with an Interval of two or three days
between the applications.
To cure mange rub on oil of tar
one ounce and whale oil two ounces
or one-half pound each of tar and sul
phur, and one pound each of so:ip and
alcohol.
In all cases boil all blankets and
treat with a strong solution of caus
tic potash all woodwork, harness,
brush combs and whatever can be
affected with the germs.
To cure a horse of the habit of
pawing far-ton a short piece of log
chain say five or six links by
means of a light strap to his leg. Just
above the knee In the stable of
course and see how quickly he will
leave off the habit.
Select Ins n Brooder.
In buvlng a brooder. the chief
Iiinis to be observed are: A good
lamp, a heating device giving off the
heat from a central drum, and an ar
rangement which . facilitates easy
cleaning.
The brooder should be large, hav
ing not less than nine square feet of
floor' space. The work demanded of
a brooder Is not as exacting as with
an incubator. The heat and circu
lation of air may vary a little without
damage, but they must not fail altogether.
The greatest trouble with brooders
In operation is the uncertainty of the
lamp. The brooder imp should have
sufficient oil capacity and a large
wick.
Drooder lamps are often exposed to
the wind, and, if cheaply constructed
or poorly enclosed the result will
be a chilled brood of chicks, or per
haps a fire.
The chief thing sought In the Inter
nal arrangements of a brooder is a
provision to keep the chicks from
piling up nnd smothering each other
as they crowd toward the source of
heat.
Hrenkiiig I'p the Broodier.
It Is natural for hens of the sitting
breeds to become broody after she has
finished laying a "clutch" of eggs.
They do not deserve to be ducked or
otherwise abused because they fol
low the course nature has laid down
f .r them.
If the hen begins to show sigr:: of
broo.l'to ss and is not needed for
hatching it Is very easy to break her
up If immediate action is taken.
Shutting her In a box with a slat
ted bottom, the box being supported
a foot from the ground, will usually
cure her in a day or two.
The slatted bottom furnishes a per
fectly easy place for the hen to stand
or sit but Is not conducive to the
kind of sitting that comes with the
fever of broodiness. Brood iness is a
sort of fever and the slatted bottom
of the box allows the air to circulate
under the hen and soon cools the
fever and the hen Is ready to go to
work sooner.
It is doubtful if rearing n brood of
chickens decreases the egg record of
a hen in any way. If the hen be.
comes broody she will waste fl lot of
time If allowed to sit around until
she gets ready to quit, hut If she Is
broken up at once It is doubtful if she
will begin laying again 'any sooner
than she would If she had been al
lowed to hatch and rear a brood of
chicks.
good bread will bring to her husband
an accomplishment more valuable
than the girl who has learned to play
classical music on the pano.
You enn breed the nubbins out of
the corn just as easy ns you ran breed
the setup cows out of the dairy herd.
tv a w seen millers In Illinois
dump the bran Into the "eek because
nobodv wanted to but It. But that
thlrtv vears ago they don t do
It now. , ,t
The gasoline engine, valuable as it
is. will never entirely take the place
of really good horses on the farm
or anywhere else.
The hired man who shlrks or dodges
,: work to save n backache will nev
er be anything but a h'red man.
It Is not good policy to Keep u
,t. farm If he has the ability to
earn the wages of a dozen hired men
In the city- Let him go.
If your best brown mare Is rtn
$200 to the man over In the next
township you may be sure she is
worth more than that to you-keep
her. Fort Worth CHlzen-Star.
vni r-ainrrli nn inflammation of
j. -" -
the delicate membrane lining the air
passages. Is not cured by any mixtures
taken Into the stomach. Don't waste
time on them. Take Ely's Cream
Balm through the nostrils, so that the
fevered, swollen tissues are reached
at once. Never mind hot long you
have suffered nor how orten you have
been disappointed, we know Ely
Cream Balm la the remedy you should
All druggists, buc. "
66 Warren Street, ic
use.
Ely Bros
York.
Poor
Digestion?
This is one of the first signs ol stom
ach -akness. Distress after eating,
sour eructations, sick headache, bil
ious conditions are all indicative
that it is the stomach that needs
assistance. Help it to regain health
and strength by taking
BEECEWS
PILLS
for they are a stomach remedy that
never disappoints. They act quick
ly and gently upon the digestive
organs, sweeten the contents of the
stomach, carry off the disturbing
elements, and establish healthy con
ditions of the liver and bile.
The wonderful tonic and strength
ening effects from Ikecham's Tills,
make them a safe remedy they
Help Weak
Stomachs
la Boxet with full direction, 10c ud Sc.
Sleeplessness. You can't sleep In
the stillest night, If your digestion Is
bad. Tako Hood's Sarsaparilla It
strengthens the stomach and estab
lishes that condition In which sleep
regularly comes and la aweet and refreshing.
KILLED OX EVE OF WEDDING.
Stat of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lncaa Cooav
It. aa
Frank J. Cheney make, oath that be ka
Bride , senior partner of tba firm of V. J. CW
nt-T ftCo.. doing boalDaaa la tba Cltjr a
Alpine Culde Had Tromlsed
m . mm I I ... V . 1ni
Geneva. Swltzerland.-A pathetic ,Vat aald firm .III w tlx earn of ONI
Alpine tragedy happened on Sunday . humjKED DOLLARS for aacb and ararj
on the Jallouvre mountain. "000 feet case of Catarrh that cannot ba enrad by
high, which is situated In Geneva. In the uae of Uall'a Cauirrt ,n-cnKNgT
Savoy. Emlle Husar. a young Pole gworn Mon bm aad sobacriaam ' Is
residing in Geneva, and a good climb- mj prntac(, tbla (Jth day of December, A.
er, promised his fiancee that this . D. 1888. QLRA80N
would be his last climb, as his mar- , (gM( 'Notary Fn'bile.
rlage was arranged for the morrow, j uall'a Catarrh Cora la taken Internally
His fiancee objected to his climbing,
but Husar was enthusiastic and at
tempted to climb the sheer unknown
peak of Jallouvre. He fell 700 feet
and was killed.
Members of the Alpine dub trans
ported his corpse to a hut, which
they buried In Alpine flowers. The
body was carried down to Geneva on
Manday.
and acta directly on tba blood and mncooa
' itirfarea of tba system. Bend for teatlmo
nlala free.
i F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0
Hold by all DragR-lata, 75c. .
Take Uall'a Family I'll Is for conatlpev
tlon.
Men'a oxfords cheap at A Eklund'a.
Wclgii Yourself Before Vslng.
Weigh yourself before commencing :
t use s-iamose, the great flesh forming'
food. The wonderful sale on thla
preparation since first Introduced In j
Pendleton and the remarkable re- j
suits following its use have mado
Koeppetis such enthusiastic believers 1
In the great value of Samose that
they have given their personal guaran-
tee to refund the money If Samose ,
will not make thin people fat and re- j
store strength and health to those who
use It.
This Is a strong guarantee, but
Koeppens have, seen so many of their
customers who a fe wwecks ago look
ed like walking skeletons become
plump and well solely through the use
of Pamose that they foel they cannot
say too much to Induce people to try
It. i
This marvelous flesh-forming food
1 1 assimilated as soon as It Is taken
Into the stomach, makes good rich
blood, tones up the wenkened system, '
helps to assimilate tVe food and makes
the user plump, well and rosy. i
riie
Well Known
Chlnea Doctor
w
Curea any
and all dla
eaaea that the
human fleab
la hotr to. la
wonderful and
powitlil
roota. Lerba,
remedies are
compoaod o f
Chinese
buda. b a rka
and vegetable that are entirely
unknown to medical science of tba
present fiay. They are harmleaa,
aa we uae no polaona or druga. No
operations. No knife used.
We cure etomach trouble, liver,
kidney, catarrh, lung, throat, asth
ma, nervoua debility, female com
plaints aad rehumatiam and all
dlaordera of the blood. We cure
to atay cured, and guarantee to
cure all klnda of Pllea and Private
Diseases of men and women. Call
and see him or write. Consulta
tion free. If you are unable to call
and aee htm. aend two centa In
stampa for symptom blank. Address:
THE L. CTTIXG WO CHTVEfiK
MEDICINE CO.
SOU W. Ttooe. Kt. Walla Walla, Wn
mm
Just Arrived
Quality Toilet Soap, fine finral odors.
10c cake. 3 for 25". Look at our
window.
.'PECIAL Duroy's Claret Soda.
5 cents. Delicious end refreshing.
F. . DONALD SO,
Rellall Tr jfirt.
m
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Deep Furrows.
Isn't It a shame tnat the wheat
lands of this country produce an aver
age of only about 12 Bushels per
acre?
The man who sells his calves for
veal and his young steer for other
people to breed U robbing his own
family.
The girl who has learned to make
Byers'
Best
Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat that
prows. Gooi bread is assured whn
BYERS" HKST FLO UK is uckhI. Bran,
Short, Srpntn Rolled Biirlcy always cn
hand.
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon.
fc-vi,;--!. s.-k TTTTrmnraj
Chickens! Chickens!! Chickens!!!
All kinds, sizes and colors, young and old
For choice dreaand one phone your order night ttrfnre Wb
drew, none except for orders so If ,,, 0 ,,,, h,,
patronize the oilier fellow or storn yourself.
East End Grocery 23ft!
Itoft. phone D. 1381
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