IA1LY EAST otlKCSOMAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPT EM UER, 29, 1911.
EIGHT PAGES.
WESTON STUDENT
BODY HOLDS MEET
Cheerfulness
pays and cheerfulness replaces
grouch when stomach, livir,
kidneys and bowels are helped
naturally to do their duty by
No other store in Eastern Oregon can offer such a splendid variety of
mgn-ciass mercnanatse at such wonderfully low prices as found here.
PAGK TWO.
$B 000
Our Cash Cu
tjwtii Free
to
stomers
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We have set aside a large sum for premiums for this fall's business.
With every cash sale we give trading coupons y by cash we mean that
we will not give stamps on a bill that runs more than thirty days.
ThoM t radius: coupons mean an actual savinir of exactly 5 Vor cent of your purchase. You'll be surprised 'to seo how
tpiiekly you can save enough in this way to secure that Ions wanted set of china, silverware, clock, ru, cut jrlass. hrassware
i;- any one of a hundred other useful and beautiful household ..nicies i:-.t are at the same time decorative and useful. -
We Have Just Received a Large Shipment of New Premiums.
NEW P.KASSWARE in which are many novel and beautiful designs, platters, vases, pitchers, umbrella lujlders, coal
scuttles, desk sets, etc. '- '.'
NEW ELECTRIC LAMPS in beautiful desi-ns, extra -tod makes. ' V
; - KW 1LVYILAXD CHINA in every conceivable shape, dinner sets, complete, and many xtra pieces that are always
so handy. Stop and consider where else can you save 5 per cent of your actual expenses, aud where can you fret such nice
premiums, and where can you find such an extensive stock from which to choose, iyul what other store will offer you such
economical prices on necessities; is there another jrroecry. store in ()reon as clean as ours? Think all these things over, then
bciiin saving your coupons, you'll be more than pleased with the result. - . '
91.50 WOMEN'S FLAXXELETTEKIMOXAS?1.13 10 AX1) 12 12? PERCALES 9.
Just the thine: for these crisp morninjrs and cold evenings. One lot of these goods in all colors of blue, red, gray, lights,
Colors are navy, red, tan. light blue and pink. etc., with neat stripes, figures, etc., worth 10c aud ij l-2c. Vor
CHOICE SATURDAY $1.13. todies' house dresses and children's school dresses,' good heavy
weight and fait colors.
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE KIMONAS. SPECIAL TOMORROW 9?.
What could le nicer for the little girl in the nfbming be- .
fore school than a nice warm flannelette kimona. Handy, ser-. SATURDAY SPECIAL OX ALL BOYS'" CLOTHING,
viceable and inexpensive.
eo o v.TTTc tv on- For tllis Satlir,toj only we will give all shrewd mothers a
Albfcb OK frl.lo. (.hanoe to gave on taelr h (iothw Wp are golfi ontg for
?ATLltDAY SPECIAL OX LADIES OUTING FLAX t'lt 2?j2r
XEL XIGHT GOWNS. JT '
. S3.t(J Boys' Suits will go for $2.95
Extra quahtv outing well made, good assortment of colors, n n , ,, .
inn go.xl full size. An especially good value at the regular 1k'8 Smts wlU - for $3-95
price of $1.75. $5.00 Boys' Suits will go for $4.60
SATURDAY ONLY 98. $6.50 Boys' Suits will go for ; $5.85
$7.50 Boys' Suits will go for 1. $6.65
LADIES WHITE SWEATER COATS ONE-THIRD OFF. $9.00 Boys' Suits will go for $7.75
This bargain you should not miss, good quality yarns are $10.00 Boys' Suits will go for $8.60
used in the making of these coats, style is right
CHOICE OXE-TIIIRD OFF. ?i:25 WOMEN'S GLOVES 95.
Dents $1.25 washable fabric gloves, just the right weight
1-2 PRICE WOOL REMNANTS 1-2 PRICK for winter, look like kid. Come in white, gray, brown and
A good lot of WOOL REMNANTS in lengths for waists lia,nols mon-
and dress. Some of our best wool dress goods represented. All SATURDAY FOR 95.
going in this special
FOR TOMORROW AT 1-2 PRTCE. WINTER UNDERWEAR 1-2 PRICE.
$1.50 AND $1.00 CORSETS 85. have a lot of odds and' ends in underwear, some good
numk'rs which are soiled. Women's pants, vests and union
Do you wear a light weight corset? If so yon can get a suits and some children's underwear; perhaps just the gar
Royal Worcester No. 210 or a No. 400; good line of sizes ment you need, prices range from 2"c garment to $1.25.
SATURDAY FOR 85. SATURDAY" 1-2 PRICE.
The Quickwork Cleaner
DISCARD THE BROOM, ALLAY THE DUST
ANDURIFY THE AIR.
When you use the broom or carpet sweeper you
get only a small percentage of the dirt and a large
percentage of the dust germs is either breathed
into your lungs or'settles on the tops of picture
frames and furniture all over the house.
THIS IS AN AGE WHEN PURE AIR IS
BEING RECOXIZED AS ONE OF THE
GREAT FACTORS OF HEALTH.
By the use of the QUICKWORK you draw
the fresh air up through the carpets, so you not
only take out ALL THE DIRT, but you also air
them. Only in the last decade has science 'dis
f.vered that all di-ease cymes from germs, and, as
"nece-sitv 'u the mother of invention," the
QI'IKWORK VACUUM CLEANER IS THE
NECESSITY.
Follow me for a minute. Think alout the peo
ple who walk m dirty sidewalks, and other folks
have to walk in still worse' places, and then com
home io track this dirt and germs in the caqiets
and rug, wln-ie it dries up and sticks to the small
fabric so tightly that it is impossible for the broom
to get it off. Nothing but the force of Our QUIK
WORK has proven a success in removing these
germs and dirt, so if von want a sanitary home
secure a QUI K WORK VACUUM CLEANER.
$3.05 cadi and $25 worth of Quikwork coupons
will give you a $10.00 Quikwork Vacuum Clean
er. Coupons given in Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Fancy and Ready-to-Wear Department
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best
Grocery in Our Model Sanitary
Basement. Phone Main 17
Order your needs for Sunday at this Model. Sanitary
Store. Order early for liest service.
Fresh Eastern Oysters, Sealsftipt brand, pint 50
T. P. W. Special Syrup, delicious on hot cakes, 1-2 gallon
50; 1 gallon $1.00.
India Relish, pint 25
Use Our Ehman'n Olive Oil, bottles 35, 60 and $1.00
Orange Marmalade, small jars 45; large G lb. jars $1.65
Strained Honey, Fancy, jars 35
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New Mince Meat, jars .65 and $1.25
Fig Pudding", cans 15 and 25
T. P. W. Special the Iiest 30 coffee on earth.
T. P. W. Sjocial Teas Pure that's sure 1-2 pound pack
ages 30 ; 1 K)und 60.
New Pack, Fancy Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, cans 25
Apple Butter, Jars r 35
Everything the market affords in fresh fruits and vegetables.
Rernemler our Crockery Department in connection with our
Grocery.
..THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE:.
SAVE YOUR COUPONS
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
(Special Correspondence.)
Weston, Ore., Sept. 29. WedneHilny
the regular meeting of the student
body was called and the following
officers v.eie elected: President, Misj
Ina llloniKren, vice president, Mr.
ftarl LJeuallen, secretary and treas
urer. Miss M. Bulflnch. Other bus
iness, as the -appointing , of commit
tees was attended to and the meeting
adjourned until October 4th.
The high school enrollment is about
42 and a number more arc expected.
The work on the acadamlzed road
has been taken up since harvest is
over and this offers Work for many
men.
Mrs. I). J. MeOraw of Weston has
been in Walla Walla for several lays
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Ijarson.
Mr. 0. B. Jarman left Monday eve
ning for a brief visit in Spokane.
Mr. (ieorge Ferguson of Pendleton
was in Weston Tuesday on his way
to visit relatives on the mountain.
Mr. J. J. , Hlomgren spent Wed
nesday In Pendleton on business.
Miss Minnie Walker of Weston vis
ited the Garden city during the week
Mr. E. O. DeMoss, received u new
supply of furniture Wednesday and
he is now well settled in his new
store building.
Mr. Edgar L. Smith of Walla Wal
la is in the city instructing the
Ladies' Band.
Mr. James Lieuallen who has been
suffering from a slight attack of
pneumonia is much improved after
two trips to Walla Walla where lie
was attended by Dr. Blalock.
Mr. Lane Lansdale who has been
working at the Weston Mountain mill
was in town Wednesday visiting his
mother Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale.
jJeecmm'4
In doim Ida. mm4 lit,
buildings In White Bluffs, was ex
tinguished after destroying part of a
building, the work being done largely
by women and children In their night
clothes. . Two new teachers at Wblte
Bluffs, Miss Helen Parsons from Che.
ney and Miss Eva Shotwell from El
lensburg headed a volunteer brigade
which ssaved thousands of dollar
worth of property.
A rtrfmtfnl SUrht
to II. J. Barnum of Freevllle. N. T..
vas the fever sore that had plagued
his life for years in spite rof many
remedies he tried. At last he use!
I'ucklen'g Arnica Salve and wrote: "It
has entirely healed with scarcely a
scar left." Heals, burns, boils, ecze
inn, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns and
plies like magic. Only 25c at Koep-I-ena.
When you want
i THE
IAUTO C'ABj
PI ION F. MAIN' IBS.
I The OREGON MOTOR GO. j
NEWS OF THE
PIU the Downfall of Bruin.
Troy, Mont. G. W. Savage, a far
mer, east of here, killed a large black
bear. The bear was discovered while
trying to steal a small pig.
Three Convicts Yet Io.
Salem. Ore. Determined to appre
hend all the convicts who have es
caped from the penitentiary within
the last few months, the authorities
of the Institution have succeeded in
arresting all but three.
315 E. COCUT ST.
Elklieiul Storo Bums.
Yonealla,, Ore. The general mer
chandise store of Mr. Wilson at Elk
head, eight miles east of thla city.
I was burned. Mr. Wilson had Just fin
ished putting In his stock of goods for
the winter. The fire Is supposed to
be of incendiary origin. The loss is
partly covered by Insurance.
IyogKr Dies When Hoot Sinks.
Hoqulam, Wash. Alfred Peterson,
employed at Poison logging camp No.
8, on the Hoqulam river above this
city, lost his life in, the river while
attempting to cross the stream In a
small boat that sank.
Xohlenian Found Slain.
Tacoma. With a bullet hole
through his head, the body of Eric
Norstrom, thought to be connected
wun a nonie Swedish ramlly, was
found in a vacant lot. Although a re
volver was lying under the man's left
hnnd, the wound and powder stains
were such as to cause doubt as to
whether the case was one of suicide
or foul play. ,
Kvli(xI Mu'mis Suvo Projcrty.
White Bluffs, Wash. A fire which
threatened to destroy the Howlett
steam saw mill, ice house, lumber
yard, residence, bnrns and other
CASTOR 3 A
For Inmnt .ud Oul&&
Ita M You Ha re Always
fcilgnnrot of 1
HELPFUL WORDS.
From a Pendleton Cltlien.
Is your back lame and painful T
Does it ache especially after exer
tion T
- Is there a soreness In the kidney
region T
These symptoms indicate weak
kidneys;
There Is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
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Read this Pendleton testimony.
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store, 1610 W. Webb street. Pendle
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State.
take no othr.
Remember the name Doan's and
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Drink
Hires
The Genuine Rootbeer
Absolutely pure. Refreshes
you when thirsty. Invigorates
you when tired, delights you
at any time. Order a case
from the exclusive bottlers
Pendleton Soda Works
Phone Main 469.
RE -OPENED
We have re-opened the Farmers' Meat Market on cast
Court street and will carry a fine and fresh line of
FKESII AND CUTIED MEATS, SAUSAGES AND
LARD. POULTRY EVERY SATURDAY.
KURRLE & SON
Phone Main 445. Prompt Delivery.
"Born with the Republic"
TjAMES. E. PEPPER
WHISKEY 1
Oldest distillery in America and the best Whiskey ever
rnudo in Kentucky. , Eetabliaheif in 1780.
Columbia Liquor Store
Solo distributors in Pendleton.
. nERMAN PETERS, Prop.
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