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PACE TWO.
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OSBGOy. SATTKIiAT. JTXE 1.
trnTT PAfTZS
Saturday After Supper Sale
It is almost imncrosarv t advertise this event It La secured gut-h flowiii wLo Lave
f-'iiml tliat it ays t le on hanl lriirht anl early at these week-cud inerehalirii)c events. We
liave snine very lilx-ial ntrilmioTis of pHxl intnhanlise for this week?: eud file. We've
ir.ale extremely lw iriits on every article, for the after ?u'ht ?ale mu-t pive you jn
a lower valuation than you can Imy tliem unler other eireuuistiinces.
Sale begin at 7 o'clock and continues till store is closed.
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1.25 CIIILDKE.VS WASH DRESSES
These tlresses are mailt of percale, pincham
ami ehamhray in many pretty models anl le
sipis. After sujter . 9S
$2.23 ami $1.75 WOMEN'S HOUSE
DRESSES $1.59
Come in ereale, lawn anl ginjfham, hili
neck nnl ln;r sleeves, low iieek an J short
shoves; sizes 1(5 to 4G. After supper $1.59
$2.00 SILK HOSE $1.29
Repilar $2.00 silk hose.
Mack, white and fill line of
Xicht Special
deep parter top.
colors, Saturday
$1.29
50? HANDKERCHIEFS
Emhmidered and hemstitched linen hand
kerchiefs, plain and Armenian lace cdsre. Sat
urday Nieht Special
KC
$1.00 UNION SUITS 79
One sK-eial line of low neck, knee length
v.nion suits, tiirlit or umbrella knee. Saturday
Nijrht SjK--ial 79c
75 PONGEE 59
Domestic Pongee in the natural shade. Heavy
quality, 27-in. wide. After supper special 59c
GINGHAM APRONS SPECIALLY
PRICED.
Extra full with beeves and pockets.
$123 Value, after supper 9Sc
Rih Aprons, with ruffles, 75 values, after
supjter
Plain kitchen
per
aprons, 33 value, after fup-
ise
$2.73 BED SPREADS $2.29
riain hem, .l quality, larpe size, an esjeei
ally piod value. While they last, after sup
1t " $2.29
$3.50 LACE CURTAINS $L.9S
Come in ecru and white, plain net or Xortinz
hani patterns. Full width ?nd lenrtk After
supper . $1.9S
20 ECONOMY LINEN 14c
A few pieces in linen of pool weipLt in fast
colors of tan and l.lue. ALout 30-In. wide,
for skirts and suits. After supper f j-eeial 1-lc
50?, 35, and 23c MEN'S FOUR-IN-HAND
TIES 15
A very fine lot. All colors
New snappy styles and patterns,
last, after super, choice
m T1
iiQ Peoples
UerehoosQ
Where It Pays to Trade-Save YonrT. P. W. Trading Stamps
WESTOfi READY FOR
PIONEER S
REUNION
VISITORS TO RE PLEASANTLY
ENTERTAINED NEXT WEEK
Picnic Will Last Two Days ami Va
ried I Topra m with Elaborate Feast
Have Reeii Prepared by Citizens.
Weston will put- its best foot for
ward next Friday and Saturday. June
7 and 8, and will entertain its visitors
at the Pioneers' Reunion in pleasant
and diverting fashion. However
humdrum Weston may be regarded
during the rest of the year, it always
makes a success of this big annual
event.
The two days' program will include
Friday's address by Dr. Harry Lane
.Saturday's address by Hon. F. M. Mul
key, music by the Ladies' band, se
lections by the W eston quartette,
reading by Mrs. J. O. Davis, some
stunts by Jack Keefe, "Catallne's De
nance' by Zane Lansdale; soprano
solos by Mrs. R. G. Baling, Miss Vel-
ma Wilkinson and Miss Zelma De
Peatt; a baritone solo by Joe Scott,
a musical skit by four local singers,
a duet by Florence Turner and Ruth
Douglas, exercises by primary pupils
tne time-honored old fiddlers' con
test and other attractive numbers.
The automobile parade June 7 is
expected to prove a noteworthy fea
ture, as illustrating the difference be
tween the method of locomotion today
and that of fifty years ago.
The sports committee is preparing
an unusual variety of novel and in
teresting stunts. Special features will
be an "automobile race," a hitching
up contest, and riding a bucking bar
rel. There will be a good baseball
game each afternoon Milton vs
Weston on Friday, Athena vs. Weston
on Saturday.
Each evening the Ladies' band will
. give free open-air concerts at the pa
vilion. There will be dancing at the
opera house at night.
HELL CRAZES UITIXO DOG.
Its ( lanjrins lalc the Rrute Attack
His Master.
Carlisle, Pa. Jacob Heiser, 65
years old. a farmer residing near
here, is under the care of a physician
a the result of being horribly bitten
by his big shepherd dog, which had
been crazed ry the clanging of a big
dinner bell on top of one of the farm
buildings. Heiser's life was probably
saved bv his son. Elmer, who came
to the rescue with a revolver, putting
four bullets "into the animal and kill
ing It '
Deafness Cannot Ba Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reacn
tue diseased portion of the ear. There la
only one war to cure deafoeas. and tnat la
by constitutional morales. Deafnen la
cauaed b an Jnflamed condition of tbe
tnncoua lining of tbe Eustachian Tub
AVben thla tube la Inflamed yon bae
rumbling aoond or Imperfect bearing, and
when It la entirely closed. Deafneaa la tbe
reault, and ooleaa tbe Inflammation can
be taken ont and thla tube reetored to Its
normal condition, bearing will be deatroy
ed forever; nine rasee out of ten are caus
ed by Catarrh, wblrh la nothing but an
Inflamed condition of the mucous anrfarea.
We wUI five One Hundred Dollar for
any case of Deafneaa caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cared by Hall's Catarrh
Cure, Send for circulars free.
F. 1. CHENET CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Dmwrteta. 75c
Take Ralls family Pills for constipation
W'hen the dog rushed Farmer Hei
ser was knocked to the ground by the
attack, and the animal savagely fas
tened its fangs in the man's legs and
tore at his clothing in an effort to
reach his throat. Heiser fought as
best he could, and his daughter as
sisted him, attacking the animal with
a stick.
Heiser is terribly bitten on his
chest and legs and the tendon in his
left leg is badly torn.
HORSE STARTS IT RE LIKE
O LEARY COW; KICKS LANTERN'
Rlaze Regins In Barn and Spreads
Rapidly, Threatening Grant Loco
motive Works Several Buildings
Destroyed.
Chicago, 111. A horse, kicking over
a lantern In a barn in Cicero resulted
in that western suburb being given
a small imitation of the result that
followed the kicking over of a lan
tern by Mrs. O'Leary's cow In Chica
go in 1871.
The barn and five sheds were burn
ed and several hundred inhabitants of
the place and three fire engine com
panies worked several hours to pre
vent the flames from spreading to
nearby houses, and to the Grant Lo
comotive works, at South Fifty-Second
avenue and West Twelfth street.
The barn was owned by James Ba
loun, 1214 South Forty-Ninth court.
The horse and thirty-five chickens
perished in the flames. The sheds
that were burned were owned by Jo
seph Sharkey. 1218 South Forty-Xinth
court, and Thomas Hanaghan, 1217
South Fiftieth avenue.
Baloun had been in the barn and
gone out, leaving the lantern inside,
according to a statement made by
him. He said the horse must have
kicked the lantern over.
A dance was being given at Buck
ley's hall. South Fortieth court and
West Twelfth street, and as the
flames lighted the neighborhood the
dancers left the hall and went to the
fire.
Four of the sheds were on the tast
side of the alley and the barn and
one shed were on the other, so that
two blocks of residences were Im
mediately threatened.
If you have the itch, don't scratch.
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply EAL
LARD'S SXOW LIXIMEXT. Rub it
in gently on the affected parts. It
relieves itching Instantly and a few
applications removes the cause, thus
performing a permanent cure. Price
23c, &0c and J1.00 per bottle. Sold
by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
GERM
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LADEN DUST
Catarrh, which is bad enough in it
self, often results in loss of taste,
smell and hearing, and leads to e
rious throat and lang troubles if rot
promptly checked. The eat of ca
tarrh is usually in the back of the
nose, and its natural course is dows-
iCardra Trart Kau-d
Iriop Irth I"r-r
aamt
jecial CorrFjHiiaiirt-)
iXajnfMrjl, Ore., Jur- 1 A jinilic
recej.titin was t-ndf-r-a ibe teacher
unn j liAibCH slt: j trx -r t;h;vk oeiis: jtrtr it.
ward, into the throat and thence to VV "dMK? Mfl ninnber .
the lungs.
Don't take any chance. If yon
have any symptoms of catarrh stuff
ed up feeling in the bead, nasty dis
charge from the xioae. sore throat or
dry, hacking cough, get a fifty cent
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from yonr
druggist, and begin the treatment at
once.
This remedy is not a "burning out"
or "drying tap" process. It is simply
a cleansing, healing, antiseptic Balm,
taken through the nostrils back into
the head and throat where it instant
ly reaches the seat of the trouble.
That's the only way to effectually and
permanently cure catarrh.
Catarrh makes you offensive to
yourself and friends. 'Start using
Ely's Cream Balm today and in a
short time you wi"J be jermanently
cured of this nasty, disgusting disease.
istanlield j-oj,le w-no srre leaving Jar : Tar a: -peon TrrJ Ti-rarrrot. "In 3nra iff 3D- Cjrann jihc T."ii;
tbe rummer also the E, X "Wheeler 2nd. ni iiuctinoii, ire. 2-ri iiic znr. T?t rmsrm anuuC a x".-'y
family mh are learincr Jnr Portlanfi tin: .4th Bwc HitmtT. a tt- ainrr if rrDtZTT. Girr Ueina-
jermanently. The aair was beifl in i J"or tst Tafxes 3, Aitvrv .a dSrai -ini-i ZLSZ im-t tr.
the assembly hall of the new achool bury; SxtC trrpfaa Innmnar art Tier: tmrt- -rmrvnirlnic narte 3Tr ".m ml
JiuJia' ; 4th. Julia tt"" mtfrt- j-Mih-r.
Tar smsk iertun l.2o:2Ma-'
ier; ind. rrja Immune: arfi wemu- J arrwt aur-lfc aopi, fin. In.a
Best m,m-:c Ik.H TT TJZ r G C C
. , . " iMKam. JimC ;ltt gmuC haum ban
: 4th. Edar er. S3 er ar ca-ia aandl.
Siiii asi. ir la wi bautnot. Will tai(
For J-c tent icra-rt. a. iunr-r cus itrrms jl Jiaxupt E X Xaihj.
GewrrsB JBrCoy; 4tt, Zma fmrti;
r.rr t .aTt 11. C-er Aths-
building and was meH attended. A
nice program a Tendered. TrtC
Carruth. Prof. Archer. Sliss PrmtL
Miss Cfaerik, Jfliss Helen Wheeler and
Miss Myrtle An demon taking jiarr.
The guests of honor m-ere. Mr. an 2
E. X. Wheeler. Miss Htitn and Har
old Wheeler. Prof. Car-rath. Mi
Pratt. Ms Gallftgly. llw Chezik and
Mrs. Immas f the public jols
Mrs. M. K. Ling, her caurhter. Mrs.
Ralph Hoh. and Miss Clara Soren-son.
A Memrial ervire was heid in the ert Fjiat'ett; 4th. Tioia Srnudt.
church here both niomir:g and even
ing last Sunday. In the m'Tninp Her.
James E. Faucetl 5jnke Iroui tin- text
Greater luve hath no man than thai
a man lux dn fciy life !
friend."" John 1-1S. In the evemnr
an interesting address was 6elii"ere
ty Attorney A. W. Gray and there
were also exercise ty lie chiidreii-
gives him a better understanding of
his home life.
Judge Sims expressed his belief to
sixty boy wards of the court who had
come to make their weekly reports. The church was fceauufully detwaled
ne naa jus paro:ea Artnur l.. mitn,
15 years 14, w ith the injunction that
he go home and assist his mother
with the housework. Perhaps be
cause he caught the smile with which
the other boys greeted Smith after he
had received his parole. Judge Sims
favored them with the lecture.
Smith had been taken to court by
his father, W. L. Smith, a switchman
The father said he was unable to keep
the boy at home nights because he
was at work then and the boy did not
pay any attention to his mother.
The lad promised to take the place
of a girl at home. He taid he desired
to learn to do those things, anyway.
HOUSEWORK GOOD IXR DOTS.
Judge Declares That Washing Dlnhes
Wins Resicct for Mothers.
Kansas City, Mo Fathers and
mothers should see that their boys
have training in washing dishes,
sweeping floors and even cooking, just
the same as the girls. Judge J. T.
Sims of the Wyandotte county Juven
ile court believes. He says this causes
the boys to know their mothers bet
ter and care more for their homes.
Parents should mix the training with
good, wholesome fun for the boys
and not make the work a bug bear,
but insist that it be done. When a
boy helps his mother In those things.
Judge Sims says, he can not be wholly
bad. It in an asset in after life, too;
not, perhaps, because a man will be
called upon to do such work, but it;
with nag? and fiowex.
Mr. H. E Alien of Pwrttand w;T.
on have the Watts buiiding eiro
pleted. R. X. Stanfield returned Irom Port
land yesterday where be ha? been irr
several day on business.
Miss Gallogly and .Mis Chezik
both left for HenniPton yejciercay.
Fr irfr. Tb 1st, iny 33d
yr; ind, JZcwardEitroey; 2rc. 31uz
Risling; 4tfc Xr.ir.fc. lrtver.
For best tiik JX.iiert
ius vert; ind, Xoah Aiartm; irfi. mni
Leevert: 41h Eina Cignn.
JiT beT fr.ins- X.uiert Tuu
cen; ind. l:-y I5--ip: Srrt Auarr.
Wa'ia w; 4 th. "lrrtr irrtui.
Anfmy A. W. Gth? n. it.
r-ui:ty ran Mii(y t, iasr riiru se
Mr dialer if Ivudifim if visrtniF
her Sister Mrs. H.ware rtT 1am 3ia
Mrs. H. X. Wo tr fca Wen --r
ous'jy iU 1ar averal oavs.
f trji eas-n ? on ir FisziiUti'tH
in earnert. lrre-r. thrrty amfi 1rr?
craies j-rr ai.y nave in ? n arntrefi tot
aivd the joality has lt-m "Trrst -cia
Tui. -iwijrr ".Hint Sa whiipin
naff it- rei!urret. T'l; rfn-iv w-.il
.liiiufT rut- liiupt miy-i an.I
niufce ti C3;riirar. it haw
fmi: ani . aur an.t wir F r
J yhtnirr-i:.. P'. Tir-.ir-t fir
et m a inttumtr rr un-mc ir,un
"?Tin. rtr i.MUte
tr-
Each age of cur lives has its jcys-
Old neoiile should be hanrn- and I
they will be if Chamberlains Tablets ; 1f,le cidDcled by M.as Pran it
are taken to strengthen the d.gestion th- Assembly Hall Thee drUis were
and keep the bowels regular. These fTtl.-,Tially beatifnl. iMalJy tbe
tablets are mild and gentle in their ! Mfl" I"' 5vi!l in whirh the 3:nie giri
sr-tir.n and T.fia'lt: lev to. w :e areswtj in ijn Ji l.v Jun-
Miss Galltgly will remain in Hermis- The growers eie re oelitnitef ant
ton visiting a day err nrs lrfare liv
ing Tor her bme near Purtlanfl.
ne of the interesting exercises
marking the clsing of jK-bool was ar.
exercise by tb eiirimary grades cur
ing the afternoon of iitsl Friday. This
iriclucied "-ncs and recitstim! con
ducted by Miss Obezifc Ti3 a Tiar
drilt an Indian club drij and a Mar
erx-rr man ys iw ic -oing if jiiiiin
slriiw-n n3tt year.
2. E 7"aur rr Tejrts tt9F -t
his w ?t oid Trees.
Air. and AIts Alien rtf 3iennistm.
were amaiitc trie jrusls at "the Ti m'
A er.let -ca r-t: ir. rr. tne ZjiHtf'
Aid Sweiery it-)C its Trrial TOeetmg a-.
tu-nir rtrp-l
n. win-!t h h-mi-ie-f.
hie tte in -rtr-Hsr w lii a na.r
tw T5ule- ar tttt nnu-r ijei.f
eiin,, rifTflef tr T ri,.
"tne if nif- rmnj acmartjnft
:iiTr imC jmar f ppnsw-t r.ize fci
niC -hj'rt trrii'M mm flnail" fr-'m uv
t :mrr jnsamt?. fj: S,-;iiw-
in an iriuir;uw- m.ir-imx. o
hist ae nelan-t ttiar it turr-uat ftw
uuU. i.t 3u-r:irL t. hi in hi
jinxnC
pie of middle age and
sale by all dealers
older. For
LIVED WITH BALL IX ItRAIX.
IUilrttad Ijilporer Dies
IlHng Mi"t.
Missoula. Mont. John MarcellL a
railroad laborer, who lived for a
month with a bullet in his brain, is
dead.
He was shot in April and the bullet
was not removed until a week ago.
Dominico RRgrislink, who in alleg
ed to have done the shooting. is
sought by the police.
There in no rea need of anyone be
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
berlain's Tablet will cause an agree
able movement cf the bowels without
any unpleasant effect. Give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers
niiic presided at the piano.
E. X. Wheeler arrived ro-n Prt
Isrd Thursday to oversee the hip-
i ping of his household effects to Port
land. Mr. Wheeler has accepted a
Month flcr P,,fii,i"o 'th O. W. Tayior. a Portland
i renj estate man.
Mr. Allen of the (tflvrninwul experi
ment siaJion at Hermist.n was n;
judting tbe vegetables rained by the
children of the whool under the di
rection of Prof. Carnth. lie expressed
surj.ri.e at the excellence f tbe iro
ducts delayed and njwn the jrenera":
neatness of tbe ararden J.e in
prires was awarded as -follows :
First priie. 1Z -. econd 1T-.T-l.:.fi;
third priae. fourth jTixt.
T.0 tents.
For tbe lest kept garden 1st. PobtT
Martin; Ind. rpha Punrhur; 3ri.
Geo. Hainey; 4th. EreretT Eosier.
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V rf a wvcL. X.icsK anr aaor tn.
uuc m iapvnr rriioar in1i mm
1nmtmm UauaioC ssMuiav ibu-win drtttiuy
use i " w -rysitiniiM
'i nwijmr acnl ssunst aw
Dr. PSrss Gdisn feSs! Efeavery
saTIies jr-re r.iiM ft aicn L.vrJtiui. j:- jTii..n4 auniiniliMr r-t nr
T-rtr:c tor-tr. un-r rrrr- T?ir- ivii-ni. 2 f 'learnoua n4 a grnsr dKsf
-store. havm( am auteni:r atcuc ar tjc in jdo. asuiKTat,. atigt at cluaiaar
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tJje srTws a -T.-ac Trt" ituti t-rc Ubii m'r wvfTi. fliErnwM irrrtuiuiirf. ruka
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sts ttsisl aso -mrratsu
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anamoBs -to tmt esinar wrTD.J. ssh( vuiiog isafrv- Snat iMajir ariMam
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