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are sole agents for the celebrated Becker,
Boys' All-Wool Clothing. This tig Chicago house are past
masters in the art of young men's and little fellows' clothes
maHnft this vai4 Air ftnprializina the ' Graduate . "Vick-
ing" and "Wooley Boy," The "Graduate" clothes for young men are recognized as supreme
in style, service and tailored excellence. The "Vicking" is inexpensive, yet distinctive and du
rable, they are the clothes of satisfaction for those of modest income. "Wooley Boy" for ages
6 to 1 7, the greatest value-giving boys clothes ever designed. It is the product of experienced craftsmen, whose ability
spell genius and workmanship ranks as art. All-wool, mannish, wear-resisting, the suit for the rough and rea,dy chap:
Fit your boy now for school which starts in Pendleton the week following the Big Round-Up.
To every purchaser of "Graduate "Vicking" or "Wooley Boy" clothes we will give a handsome watch and baseball
fob FkEE. No additional price has been put on these garments, as we do not do business that way. This offer is made
solely as an inducement for your good will, and to introduce vou to the merits of this great line of clothing.
See Window Display for Suits and Watches.
THE PROGRESSIVE
STORE
METHODIST MEET
Spokane, Wash, Aug. 22. When
the iisth annual session of the Co
lumbia ltlver conference of the Meth
odist Episi opal church convenes in
First church, Spokane, tho morning
of August li'J. then? will In? in attend
ance more than 3:!0 ministers nr. 1
laymen from points In Washington,
Oregon iind Iilaho and prominent
representatives from other parts of
the country. lilsliop Charles W.
.Smith or l'ortlanil, will preside. The
conferen.'e will close on September
4 with the announcement of ap
pointments for the coming year.
The principal speakers announced
at the several sessions are Hev. Jo
seph H. MiKley. New York; Hev.
Charles I J. Allen. Denver: Mrs. May
Leonard. Woodruff, New York; Hev.
Ward l'l.ttt. Philadelphia; Hev. Dr.
J. T. Vll:-on, Chicago; Kcv. A. W.
Leonard. Seattle; Roy. Dr. Edgar
Wake, Chicago; Rev. Dr. V. H. II.
Reese. Everett. Wash.; Key. Dr.
Fletcher Human, president of Wil
lamette i'niverslty, Salem, Ore.: Rev.
Dr. J V4, Zeller, president of Uni
versity f I'ugot Sound, Taeoma;
Hev. ,1. ('. Korkman, Waverly. Wash.,
nnd i i v . M. D. Sanders, Wenatcher,
who will preaeli tho annual mission
ary sermon on September 3.
It is "expected that the usual num
ber of changes will be made by Bish
op Smith and his t abbo t, which i
conipos. d of the following: Rev. Dr.
Amos. A. Luce, Spokane, distiict su
perintendent of the Coeur d'Alenc
district; Hev Dr. Charles E. Gibson.
Spokane, district superintendent of
tho Spokane district; Rev. Walton
Skipworlh. Portland, district super
intendent of The Dalles district; Kev.
O. W. Mlntzer, Wenatrhce. district
superintendent of the Columbia dis
trict. Mil l Rev. Gabriel Kykes, Walla
Walla, district superintendent o,f the
Walla Walla district.
The eon;rict for a third vattieship
was awarded to private works at Xi
l olciv under the technical d.rection
i f Viekers Sons ,6 Maxim. Tho cost
will be J!i,r.7.",!MHi. Tile battle-ships
w.l! be of 22.00H tons and carry 13,
l-'-inch puns. '
Six submarines to cost SSOO.min ,
will be built by Baltic firms. The
contracts for nine torpedo boat dc-'
stroycrs were given, four to the Nik
laov works and the others to Baltic
Inns. The destroyers will cost $1
t'Oii.inin each. The keels of the bat
tleships will he laid at Xikolaov next :
i ictober.
MISSING I.Ol IS ll.M.L
rOlNI): I'MIAKMlil)
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Sac-
If you sit in a cnnl draft when you
are heated and fret a stiff nerk or
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
as a rule be cured by a s'ngle dose
of Chamberlain's Colic. Chole.a nnd
no superior for bowel complaints.
For sale by all dealers.
stkix ki;" i.osr.s siio.tmo.
im'ssia bias tiiimii: warships.
Six Submarines nnil Nino Torpedo
Iloni Destroyers Also Contract'll
l'or.
St. Petersburg. The cabinet
awarded the eontracts for two battle
ships tn be added to the Black Sea
fleet to the Ivanoff shipbuilding c -m-pany,
a combine of six Ku-sian .in (
allurgioal machine works. The work
will be done under the direction of
the English f'rm r John Brown k
Co. Kach ship will cost $!,77 1 ,'b!:t.
with $1.:H7.i46 extra for armour and
guns.
Holy of Alh'.ntif City Gambling' Game
Told ill Divorce Suit.
Nc.v York. The story of an Atlan
tic City gambling game in which an
unnamed '-steel kins;" lost JM'Uhmi in
one lump, is told by Mrs. Anna IVUs
in connection with her suit hero
against her husband, Louis I. licit!-,
for a separation and $25.1)00 a year
alimony. The statement Is made by
triends of Mrs. Holts that the man
who lost the M 40.000 is assisting the
district attorney at Atlantic City in
efforts to eliminate gamblers from
the resort. This man charges that he
was robbed of the JMO.OnO by clcc
.lowers which m inipu ale.i a
i-oaKtte wheel. Mr;;. IJetts ;(ys in
her suit that her husband o.vns
pro;-i :y ;n New York, K:chnvtul.
a., ami Florbl.i. S'.ie estimaies h s
.mom,- at M0".ono ;i year.
,iii Seckine Wotli in
r.t: Disitui-s- of (ilncx
!-i PciietiMtiHl.
Sacramento. That Miss Lois Hall,
the missing Kerkeloy girl, who was
found in Sacramenta had led a quiet,
industrious life in her stay here, is
the assertion of Mrs. S. W. Holland,
proprietor of a lodging-house at 717
,-treei. where the girl had a room.
'Ye knew her as Lois Haley," the
"she was in her room
t!:ne an.; -it bed every
'ci-'ck She looked for
i v. rv dav and seemed
position as steno-
man --.aid
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any men call
e entirely un-
emjeoyment
.uie o ..-till.., a
e.i apher.
"Slie never received
f i s anil si emed to !
aciiuainted here.
"We uotiod'tle ,,t!u r day that
the picture in the papers of Louis
Hall looked like Iter, so we asked
her is she was r.ot the missing: girl.
Hi t J'iU'i1 colored up and we knew
ho was.
"We 'old her she would better go
hoir.e nr ( she promised she would."
11 would have been found
to ihe jedie. . vie., assl.-t-
t .'. D-t -Civ. Vo.,Js of the iierl.--
i'. hi'd it no! been for
lb" o:-rel smu-v.s . a pos'.o T:cc el. ik.
Mi
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Pendleton
. THE BE
Quality-quality first, last and all the
time is the watchword in the produc
tion of City Brewery Beer
You do not find it lacking in that "life" so necessary. to
pive it the required zest
You assist in providing employment for home labor, build
ing up your home city and supporting institutions that place
money in circulation here, when you buy home products in
preference to those that are shipped in.
When you drink beer, insist on City Beer on draught at
tho following places :
BILLY'S PLACE, OPERA BAR,
W. J. Bogart, Prop. Anton Kraft, Prop.
BREWERY DEPOT, STATE SALOON,
Paul Tlemmelgarn, Prop. IT. J. Latourelle, Prop.
THE CRESCENT SALOON,
J. H. Taylor, Prop.
A wel, known Drs Mailtos woman
'after suffering miseraie.y lor two
days from b wel comvlaint. was cured
by one .lose of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Uemody. for
sale bv all dealers.
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lead of r.otifyio- r,1:
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itio fizz all out of it.
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came a!
disguise
the girl
'! e her
b-.tel wh
Ping.
Slie told him
letters home to
where she was.
el c
standing at
en Miss Hall
She Wove gpi-ses to
but WVo !s recognized
had little trouble to in
neeompany him to the
her 'collier was stop-
she
let
had written two
her family know
DC
ST OP THAT DANDRUF
before it kills your hair. You know
dandruff is a germ disease and it
leads slowly and surely to baldness
and there is only one way to cure
dandruff and that is to kill the germ
that causes the trouble. I
Greasy salves will never do this.
, ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP kill the germ
and are guaranteed to cure dandruff,
itching scalp and all other germ dis
eases of the skin and scalp.
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP, are the
true scientific remedies for these af
flictions. To show our faith In ZE
MO and ZEMO SOAP we have in
structed the druggists selling them to
refund your money if you are not
satisfied with the results from the
very first bottle and the first cake of
soap.
Ve can afford to make this offer
because one bottle of Zemo and one
cake of soap are sufficient o show
their healing qualities and if used ac
cording to directions, they will effect
a permanent cure.
Sold by druggists everywhere and
in Pendleton by Pendleton Drnt; Co.
Sadow- complexion comes from bd
iou impurities in the blood and the
faulf lies with tho liver and bowels:
they are torpid. The medicine that
civos results In such enses s HER
RIXE. It Is a fine liver stimulant
and bowel regulator. Price 50c.
Sold by A C. Koeppen & Brothers.
Pees can't talk but they often get
hack at once with a stinging retort.
:le hai.y t.i remind her of her life in
the big city.
2. "American Field Artillery Ma
neuvers" Pathe. An excellent re
product on of the movements of a
fid. I battery :n drill is presented 'm
tlrs film. It is a picture which
arouses the pride of Americans every
where. lt brings to hem some indi
cation of w hat their army is doing and
never fails to please.
3. '.Tommy, the Cancas-er." Es
sanay. The story of an irrepressible
saksman, nnd he sure and see how
he hold three books to Mr. I. Am
Easy. Tho film just bubbles over
with fun.
4. "Tho Spender Family." Essanay.
They endeavor to escape their cred
itors, but only get deeper into debt.
Heads of lare families will appre
ciate this farcical character sketch. H
is very amusing.
5. "Jimmie Wears a Crown." Gau
lnont. A mysterious boy child left at
a i r man's hut wears half of a
medal about lvs neck. Years later
nob em. ii se arch for heir to throne
i ictitify J ramie by other half of med
al a lac kins lie soon tires of curt
cl'iiuctto and p inp, ihsvrts the, pal
ate, returns to foster parents and is
happy once attain.
I!. "An Aeroplane Disaster." C. .tu
nc i.;. Tiie fatal flight was made
;ay 1. 1 ;. i I near Paris. The fallias
ef tile ;,oropi;;n.;. is vivaily shown.
T. "s'.absi s." Kaietil. A stoic of
a good luarie.l Indian. J. in Hi.ii.
lam h T.an iiAer, is jealous of i..-rd
Vertane's ail. litcn to N'.iilcy Etiur
"ul'o. tiie inline ou in r of X. II. ranch,
l.erd Vcrlartc s 'Os security f.,r tae
louses sei tired by S'a'.shU to visit
his s el-, papo .se Jim, belli v. m; tii.ti
Vcrliiii.. has won Xam y's ! vi ilcri.les
t .(::'. I:' j .'t tv.t.l so a'! h.-r by
'.'ittr. The la i luorning J.m liaves.
After ivce.ving his note, Nancy rides
attcr Jim to explain but becomes con-lu.-id
regarding the direction he lias
gone and takes the wrong tra.l, lead
ing to the desert. Slabsides fimls
Jim and Nancy in the desert and goes
for a'.d, but his arrival in town is
hold for failing to "eturn the horse
ho had borrowed and is shot as a
horse thief while trying to escape.
Mi.-s Tabathia going away to visit her
sister warns her neice Xellie to look
out for the mean old bachelor next
door. Well you can imagine how this
ends, It is well worth seeing.
"Lost and Won." Selig. This love
story has a very Interesting back
ground, and its chief feature Ls an oil
well in the a'ifornia fields a gusher
of surprising volume. . Besides there
are one .r two very humorous scenes
or "behind the scenes" in a moving
picture studio. A poor young man
cues a rich man's laughter. The
rich man Interferes and the poor man
leesrs hl j ih, goes west, anil becomes
ti rich oil magnate. The right man
loses bis fortune nnd his daughter
gets a job as a motion picture actress.
They find each other again by seeing
her picture In a moving picture show.
"Elephant Hunting In Victoria
XyatiC.i." scenic.
Max's Divorce Case," Pathe. Thl?
film should be seen to he appreciated.
XeSfo
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ATM PICTURE SHOWS
Orplieum.
Interesting program for Tuesday's
change:
1. "Blue Wing nnd the Violinist."
American Pathe. A lone trapper,
who finds his only solace in music of
his violin, is captured by the Indians,
but, as always, "Music charms the
savage breast," and finally the musi
cian goes back to civilization with
Blue Wing, the bcll of the tribe.
Civilization, however, does not bring
happiness and shortly Blue Wing is
on her way back to the tribe with
nothing but a broken heart and a lit-
Tho lMstime.
The House of Quality. A program
of Interest for Tuesday's change.
"The Younger Brother." Edison
drama. A story of great, though
(tuiet iframutie strength. The elder
brother endeavors to shield the young
er from punishment and disgrace
caused by gambling debts, although
to do so means wrecking his own
life. His self sacrifice is however
discovered and the younger brother
is given a chance to start fresh. The
love story connected with it adds in
terest. "Over the Garden Wall," Kalem. A
comedy with a pleasing ending. Miss
Alice Joyce and Mr. Calyle Blackwell
are seen at their best in this laugh
lable skit. Carl receives an invitation
from his ojd bachctor uncle to come
and make his home at the uncle's
country plnee while he is away on a
visit. Ho warns him against the
J cranky old maid who lives next door.
The Cosy.
For Monday and Tuesday. A pic
ture of military life, a fine Indian
drama, ard two stories of real human
"llterct-t
"In the Commissioned Ranks"
Tic c.tpt. tia's wit,, i f; ii sick
nd cent t a hall with the cd
Thc child efe-.v- worse :r.d the
i and his v t'.. were summoned.
but arrived too late as the iitf'.e on.;
a;is doa.1 Kur'oiis with anger the
cap; tin ass nited the co'.on.el and w is
place, ttt. j arrest, and the w i:"e pro-par-
d to ' ;vv the fort. Th-- captain
u -.s i:t under i uu.ir.l of soldiers to
. !t s w.fe and ibvlde their belong
insts. but while d vid'.ng the i,loth r.-t
and ;;. ' their little lost child all
th- ir anirer and bitterness melted in
the f! ..;' memories of the past.
"S Ivor Wing's Dream." B son. No
palefaees in thus one. all Indian The
Indian maid's lover while bravely
fighting in battle fell wounded and
was left for dead, but in a dream
Silver W'.ng saw hi malive and she
brought him to camp. A very inter
esting feature in this picture is the
wedding ceremony.
"The Golden Rule." Reliance A
charming story of the home, filled
with pathos nnd tenderness. The
w:fe was kissed against her will by
her huhand's friend, and their little
child, finding a camera ran out and
snapped it just in time to catch the
pair embracing. The husband on de
veloping the picture was fur.ous and
refusing to listen to explanations,
drove his wife away. That night his
baby in saying her prayers lisped:
"God bless my mamma and bring her
back to me." He was filled with re
morse and when his wife came in and
knelt by his side he listened to her
story and believed her.
"For the Queen's Honor." Imp.
A story of love, intrigue and noble
self-sacrifice. The queen was learn
ing to care too much for one of her
courtiers and he rsister took her place
and saved her. The king commanded
them to be married but the girl loved
another courtier. However, the vil
lain was enough of a man to s.vcrifict;
himself so all ended well