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The Most Wonderful Sale o f Millinery
Beginning Friday Morning, October 7th
And Running Eight Days Ending
Saturday Evening, October 15th
Every hat, plume, shape or feather in our immense
millinery department uositively must go
PROFITS ARE THROWN TO THE WINDS
We must get rid of the goods, now9 s your chance,
don t by any means let this sale pass by
without profitting by it.
All Trimmed Hats will go at
ONE-HALF PRICE
All Plumes of all kinds will positively go
at ONE- THIRD OFF
All Fancy Feathers must be sold---They
are Reduced ONE-THIRD
All Untrimmed Hats will go at ONE-HALF PRICE
This is positively the greatest millinery sale ever
held in Pendleton. Every new style is here, no shop
worn goods in this store. Be sure and come and
see what we are offering
lie sure to srt your trading coupons with every cah purchase. We want you to linve tliem.
Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns
fi fancy blue or pink stripes. High or low neck styles, plendi.l
values at ?1.23, on sale Friday, each 9S
Ladies' Waists
.Made of fine white Irish linen, pleated front, strictly tailored,
in all sizes, for Friday, each $3.75
Ladies' Broadcloth Coats
In Vdaok, navy and green, semi-fitted and lined to waist, all
hand-tailored garments and worth ?30 and $35 each, on
sale Friday at, each $21.75
Ladies' White Sweaters
Jn plain and fancy knitted patterns, in all sizes and worth tip to
$1.00 each, on sale Friday at, each .. $2.50
Ladies Black Satin Petticoats, mad with deep flounce. Regu
hir $1.25 value, on sale Friday, each .. 89
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SPOR TS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
W. Li. P. C.
Portland 98 73 .568
Oakland 103 83 .554
6an Francisco 96 90 .616
Vernon 91 93 .494
Los Angeleg 91 98 -481
Sacramento 70 HQ .388
Oakland 6, Vernon 1.
Los Angeles, Oct. 6. Oakland won
a hard hitting game from Vernon
yesterday by the score of 6 to 1.
Pitcher Lively proved one of the most
Ardent batters, securing two two base
hits. The result of the game leaves
a strong contender for leadership in
the coast league. Score: R. H. E.
Vernon 1 8 1
Oakland 13 3
Brackenridge and Brown; Lively
and Mitxe.
Frlaoo 5, Angels 0.
San Francisco, Oct. 6. Eleven hits
off Helhi, four stolen bases and three
errors by Los Angeles gave San Fran
cisco th second of the series with the
southern team yesterday by a score
of 6 to 0. Miller of the locals allow
ed seven safe hits but was accorded
gilt edged support which kept Los
Angeles away from the plate. Score:
R.H.K.
San Francisco B 11 1
Los Angeles 0 7 5
Miller and Berry; Delhi and Smith.
Portland 2, Sacramento 1.
Portland, Ore., Oct. 6. Portland
won yesterday's game with Sacramen
to by a score of 2 to 1. The local
team found no difficulty In hitting
Bryam, though the perfect fielding
of his team mates reduced the score
to a minimum. Gregg, while wild at
times, was chary in giving hits and
the visitors except in one Instance,
were unable to profit by his wlldness.
Score: R. H. E.
Sacramento ...1 0 0
Portland 10 1
Byram and 8plcsman, LaLonge;
Gregg and Murray.
American League.
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
New York 7 14 1
Philadelphia 4 1
Batteries Hughes, Fisher and
Blair; Plank. Coombs and Mack.
At Detroit, 1st game R. H. E.
Cleveland 8 15 0
Detroit 3 8 3
Ten innings.
Batter es Mitchell and Smith; Mul
lin and Casey.
At Detroit, 2nd game R. H. E.
Cleveland 2 5 1
Detroit 4 6 3
Eight innings; darkness.
Batteries Blanding and Land;
Summers and Stanage.
At Washington R. H. E.
Eoston 5 8 1
Washington 5 9 2
Called ninth, darkness.
Batteries Hunt and Bradley;
Groome, Reisling and Alnsmith.
Eastern Football.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 17,
Franklin and Marshall 0.
At Princeton Princeton 36, Villa
Nova 0.
Tale 17, Tufts 0
CAN CY YOUNG PITCH
ONE THOUSAND GAMES?
Can Cy Young pitch 1000 games In
his big league career? This is the
question since Cy has won his 500th
game and bids fair to continue win
ning as frequently as do the major
ity of good pitchers In the American
league.
In his 22 years Cy has pitched 800
Karnes, or about that number.
To pitch 1000, to use round numbers,
Cv must work In 200 more contests.
Give him an average of 60 games a
season, which the old boy can stand,
and it will take him four years to
finish the mark.
When one says four years' more
work for Cy, hammers come out and
the chorus comes out, "He can't do
It," and every time they yell Cy can't
come back he blooms Into fame, shut
ting out a team without lilt or run.
Once he did not allow the Athletics
to toe the canvas which holds t'.io
sand at first base. With his habits,
Cy may be able to squeeze through
200 more games. He has lived a clean
life and his big husky frame la quite
right to stand the strain.
By the time Young has pitched 1,
000 games. If he can average 26
games a season, he will have per
formed a feat uncqualed in the annals
of baseball.
IIOYLE CANNOT PLAY
O.V WASHINGTON TEAM
University of Washington, Seattle.
Boyle the Wisconsin taokle, who is
expected to register here In a few
days will not be eligible to play on
the Washington eleven. Boyle Is said
to have played his time limit at the
Badger Institution, but should he have
nothing against his record when he
arrives, nevertheless he will be barred
by the Pacific northwest conference
rules.
The rule in question Is as follows:
"No student who has participated
in the intercollegiate athletics of an
institution granting a bachelor's de
gree, shall represent any institution
of the Pacific northwest conference
until he has been a student of that
institution at least one college year."
HISTORIC STREAM PASSES.
Oregon Students Must Seek New Nooks
for Encouraging Romance.
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.
The advance of civilization is about
to remove from these college precincts
a charm, which has long fascinated
hundreds of young people, and which
has spread the fame of Eugene and
the State University of Oregon. The
mill race, which has always seemed
to be a part of the university, is to be
cc mmerclalized.
The mill companies) In the lower
part of town declare that they must
have more water power and contem
plate broadening tfce race to a uni
form width of ii feet The banks of
the stream are now being cleared of
the trees and smaller growths, and
soundings are being taken tor a pros
pective dredging of the channel. Uni
versity authorities advocated this step
some time ago as they feared that the
cozy nooks and secluded moorings
were conducive to too much romance
within the student ranks, and it is
guessed by some that the faculty is
behind the present movement.
But inasmuch as condemnation pro.
ceedlngs are involved In the matter,
it Is quite likely that further litiga
tion will be necessary before the ca
noeists are robbed of their rare pastime.
The pleasant purgative effect ex
perienced by all who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and
the healthy condition of the body and
mind which they create, makes one
feel Jeyfml. Bold by all dealers.
MISS GORDON-LENNOX
IS ONCE MORE ENGAGED
London. That very engaging and
much engaged young woman, Miss Iry
Gordon-Lennox, is now really to wed. I
t"v. : . : .i i . i. n i r ' -i I
Lady Algeron Gordon-Lennox, Is
said to be actually bethrother to Earl
Wlnterton, but so many similar an
nouncements have been made that
the sedate society papers dare go no
further than to say so with the re
strictive phrase "it is reported."
Miss Ivy Is well known In New
York, where she sepnt a winter with
her parents In 1905, at which time It
was "reported" she was engaged to
Lord Villiers, the son and heir of the
Earl of Jersey. Earl Wlnterton is
the sixth of the title, Is a member of
parliament and 27, while Miss Gordon-Lennox
Is 23.
She speaks seven languages, is a
great book lover, yet is keenly Inter
ested in sports and gardening.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of
oeughs. colds, croup and influenza.
Try It when In need. It contains no
harmful substance and always gives
prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
The Brute.
Mrs. Newed (sobbing) Oh, George,
the c-cat has e-eaten all the b-beau-tiful
cake I b-baked this morning!"
Newed (consolingly) Well, don't
cry, dear. I'll buy you another cat.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Oregon.
In the Matter of A. B. Btephetn, Jr.,
Bankrupt.
The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to 12 o'clock noon of Satur
day, October 18, 1910, at his office
No. 7 First street, Portland, Oregon,
for the following personal property
belonging to said estate, namely: A
stock of merchandise, consisting of
furnishing goods, dry goods, hard
ware, shoes, groceries, etc., of the in
ventory value of $3447.23, and a lot
of store fixtures of the Inventory val
ue of 322.76, all located at Umatilla,
Oregon. An Inventory of said prop
erty is on file in the office of the un
dersigned and the stock may be in
spected upon application to J. M.
Foster who Is In charge at Umatilla.
Cash or a certified check for ten per
cent of the amount offered must ac
company each bid, and the right Is
reserved to reject any and all blda
Said sale is made subject to confir
mation by the court.
Dated, Portland, Ortgon, October
8, 1910. R. L. SARIN,
Trustee.
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