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This statement will no doubt be read with interest by those
who are at this time planning their spring: sewing. Despite the
adverse conditions we have assembled a most pleasing array of
dainty white materials that will be in vogue the coming season
and at prices that will be a real surprise to those who have kept
posted on the cotton market and "know the steady advance from
time to time. In this display will be shown dainty flouncing,
embroidered crepes so much in demand this season for both cos
tumes and undergarments, linens, lawns, dimities, laces, all over
laces, dainty edgings, insertions, etc. Many pretty things hi
skirts, corset covers, gowns, slips combination. You must see
these to appreciate them. All are specially priced for this week.
Anticipate your wants and save money.
Men's Furnishings Specials
The continued warm weather has made it necessary for us to make special prices on many
of our winter lines in order to avoid carrying them over until next season.
SHEEP-LINED COATS -All sheep-lined coats that formerly sold for $5.50 are
now priced at v
All coats priced at $4.00 to $4.50 will now go at
MEN'S SOX -Just as a special, an assortment of sox worth ooc, now.
(Only one dollar's worth to a cnstomer.)
Scan These Prices
We are pleased to announce this week that we are
well supplied with canned fruit and vinttuWtM m.d aie
able to sell them to you at prices that will mrprue you
-in some instances under tlie wholesale price in 1'ortland.
10can of tomatoes still 21c
L0c can of yellow free eahcs still 12.C
L'Oe can apricots and plums still 121c
uOo can pineapple still 25c
l'ork and leans 10 percent under the wholesale price
anywhere.
Ut us tell you what we are selling fcwn!n fir
ly the case.
PRETTY SCHOOL DRESSES
We have nn over-supply of these. They arc till made of good
material, nicely trimmed with pretty collars, plaids and nuvy him-;
muny of these have Hold up to fcl.M; this sale the whole M to
clone them out at
$1.39 each.
SHOES SHOES SHOES
To make room for the spring line mueh of which ha been
nt-eiveil wo re chwintr out many (hlJrt anl etitU thut are excep
tional values; kmnI styles, hut just a few of each; n uny as high
as three dollars now at
$4.50
$3.50
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; SECOND POPULAR CONCERT "' tTiT T!. mSX
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
mended met with favor at a mce
imr of the joint ways and means
FOR WESTON CHAUTAUQUA ;hf of the u'8,ature
To investigate the proi cwition as
The committee having in charge an ecnoom.c measure, a commute.; w is me program 01 u i local Lulu Schwar.
the local arrangements for the of five was appointed. On this com- band concert to be given next Wed- Ma(f,M,.nt. iMUl!M.
Ellison-White Chautauqua, booked mit ee are Representatives Childs nesday evening at Weston opera (frm,.ry Magdalene Louise Staid)
aim Asniey ano oenmors uw, . s --. nn,i ftvd li, N'lukora. her In s-
annnor in Wpston Fi'hruarv 17.
19 and 20, met Monday evening at Strayer and Farrell. The committee
the office of Frank Price and cr- will investigate the idle norma
ganized by the appointment of the I ' Wcs'on. Ashland
following sub committees: and Drain. Representative Child
Advertising-Clark Wood.. G. R. ",e B"KKrau"' :
of the Original Town of Wculon.
running thence south ten
nee cait elRltty ftvt,
2. Lot No, Ten in IJUnk No.
In ll, iirit f..l ..t (I... ?t.ll..
of Oregon in and for Umatilla J,"tK th,..
County. .1 ..'
Robinson. Roy Read
Arrangements Frank Price, Dr.
F. D. Watts. Joe Hodgson.
Tickets- E. C. Rogers, J. II. Wil
liams, Robert Proudfit.
' The Chautauqua will be held at
the opera house, which was secured
on very favorable terms.
Season tickets are now on sale
at the stores of Watts & Rogers
and the Weston Mercantile IV.
They are only three dollars each,
and entitle the holder to attend tie
full series of six sterling attrac
tions. It was decided to set asit e
Senator Strayer said he had these
idle buildings in mind for use in
caring for the children now in
state-aided institutions when the
matter comes up for rotting off
stute support from these institutions.
FARMERS MEET TO
DISCUSS ELEVATORS
Some 73 farmers from
a limited number of reserved seats localities were present at tue uuik March, Heads Up (a tromljone
for those desiring them. These are gram meeting m this city Saturday, frolic) Mcr all.
band. Karm-st William Staid. (l.o irnmif on vut.et rme
known as Krnest William Stahl). eighty fwt and on Mam .Street
and Hertha Stahl. his wife, Lillian f,- l,l",,,r
K. S.hwar.. Huth T. Schwarx. original plat of the I ity of v-
Adolph H. Schwar. Utherine C. ton Umatilla Uunty, Oregon, now
Schwarz. Henrietta Stahl and ,n ,he - u,,,c? " N"d
hnJmn.l of h County.
Quartet from opera Frnani (ar- ,,ajntifr herein. Defendants. 3. The Fjist half of Lot num.
To the Defendants, Magdalene tiered MKht, in Hock numlered
lAuise Stahl Shikora (formerly Five, of 'the original Town of (Vn.
Magdalene Louise Stahl) , and Fred terville, (now called the City of
R. Schikora, her hunband. Fjirmwt Athena), Umatilla County, On-.
William Stahl, (also known as Km- gn, aecording to the plat thereef,
est William Stahl) and Ifertha Stahl, now on record in the odice of tin-
his wife, Lillian K. Si-hwarr., Ruth Recorder of (Nmveyaticea for said
T. Sihwant, Adolph H. .Schwant, Otunty.
Me the Ro- Catherine C. Schwar., Henrietta 4. m tiifml,-rel Seven in Chirk
Kliekman. Stahl and Adolnh Schwar.. hu.slmnd niitiilH-rml Five of tl... Oiiifimd
Town cf (Vntervllle, also lits num
State of In-red Four and Five in Clink num.
Maah, Old t olonial- Taylor.
Overture, Arcadia Laurens.
Cornet solo, One Fleeting Hou' ,
Leon Lundell Lee.
Serenade, Lcve's Harbor Rockwell.
rani-d by Luntlell) Verdi.
Rag, Smoke Up Honey D rville,
March. Tlie Fjnblem -Hulf.
Intermission, ten minutes.
March, Washington Grays Gn
f ilia.
Overtun, Majestic I Jiwrence.
Trombone solo, Sing
sary, by Virgil Lundell
Serenade, A Night in June (by of the plaintiff herein:
ilifTori-nt reiuest) King. In the Name of the
1 Weston Meat
Market
I Prime Beef I
I Pork. Mutton, Veal
I Dressed Poultry 1
I FISH Monday and Thursday
Get Our Prices I
I'lmiic N'u. M. Ordi-rs tiiknn hy D
phoiitf fr iiimiI ruuiv. B
Tn pereeiil lntiTi't on sit sc. I
counts aftur 30 dny. B
A. P. Perry I
A
bered Thn-i- of Kirk's Hist Ad
dition to the Town of Centerville,
Waltz, Venetian Beauties- King.
March, El Capitan- Sousa.
Admittance, 25 cents.
ESTRAY RANGE CATTLE
fiftv n. in Edition and mav be and not a few ideas of much value
had after Monday next at the office were advanced by the several speak
of Frank Price. e -s to show that elevators are both
e wiomical and convenient.
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS GROW .ESSmM 5
Pendleton; Mr. Wetzell of the Bur-
- An interesting comparison has " 8.tr"ct!0hn
been made between the business of Crawford of the Whitehouseraw.
the local postoffice now and that of tod Lumber Co.. Walla Walla;
r . Will Stoon nf Tlpv nwb and othpr.
27 years ao. 1 he stamp tales dur- ' th small "D. S." on left hip,
ng the month or Ueeemtx-r. - "am . ' , ' f. nrilUA h Will pay IilH.-ral reward
A standing vote was taken on the formation leading to the
proimsition of building elevators to 01 7"'!!' . ,
hmi.lle the irrain of this district J. N. CHANDLLK, Elgin, ( r.
11
gram
and was carried almost unanimous-
December, IS?,
when L. S. Wood was postmaster,
reached the total of $2"r..9l.
During Doceniler of last year Post
master Van Winkle's stamp sales
1?10 CA r,...iMnff n i 1 wr-.-i .
Were COU.OU, OfVillt m iiiuiiw. . , .
of $363.89. This showing ten.ls to On motion the chair appomted la
contradict a theory ofUn heard that mni.ttW of five -mist.ng of the
"the g.sKl ol,l days" in Weston were "to of the Weston Warehouse
the best days for business -since to t,, pre plans and es .mates
postoffice receipts may be taken as , t,vator? ' 8t
". r: i ,u m ith Wi-ston and Downing stations
is re arded as almost certain. It
for in-
LULU SCHWARZ,
Plaintiff.
EVANS & WATSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Gl)l-o;i Baker Huildmr,
Walla Walla. Washington..
a Drettv iair innex. 111 ioe mmv
rt U'J AXA f 1 AAA
mOnUI rOSllIlJl.cr uwu um timu ..... t .. til
k,,.;-. i,u wai sliown that the coot of construe-
more iiiwih j uiu uuo.ii.iw M.u..
Postmaster Van Winkle, but Weston
did not then boast of a bank.
tion could almost be' met by the
farmers with one year's sack bills.
INDUSTRIAL SCKOOL HERE?
Taken up At my place, a bay
horse weighing about 1 100 pounds,
whiu star in forehead, three white
feel; saddle marked. F. C. Greer,
rviifiii. wi .. vi . i i ...
to move the State Industrial Seh.nl swn, w.
for Girls to one of the three i.lle
sUte normal school planU and use Do you want a good cow? I
.1 nxnf trirW school eouipmjnt have two good ones for sale at $50
for the state institution for feci:?- each
E. E. Zdup.
Oregon, you atul eai'h Of yu are
hereby required to appear and
answer the (.omplaint filed against naid Town of (Vnterville being now
you in the above named 1-ourf, known as the City of Athena
in the alnive entitled cause, with- Umatilla County, Oregon,
in six weeks from the date of the r,. lM mim,ere,l Twelve in
first publication of this Summons, ,,m.k mmWTv Hf,y.fjve in the
to-wkt, within six weeks from the Tow(, lf Krw.wil,,.r (llllW t.jly)
2!)th day of December, 1910. and . ,1,., ... ir,..,;n
A number of range cattle, most if you fail so to appear and answer, of 0retfn ,10Wn , Ulu
all UehorneJ, with a spur or row- plaintiff will take a judgment . ...wn
u.n maun iv. v my, 011.' iwu mm iierrw in naiu ni:u'm UKaioni
with "circle S" on right hip. and y u for the relief in said complaint
prayed. Publication of this Sun
mons is made pursuant to an order
recovery of the Judge of the above named
l-ouri, maie and entemi herein
on the 221 day of December, 1'Jlfi,
a ithori.ing service of Summons in
this action by publication as provided
by law. A succinct statement of
the relief demanded in this aetion is
as follows: This is an action to
quiet title of plaintiff and defend
ants, as tenants in mmnion of the
lands and premises hereinafter
described, and to partition said
lands and premises among the par
ties, plain; iff and defendants, ac
cording to their reflective rights
and interest therein and thereto,
and for a sale of mich properly,
or any part of it. if it aoncars
that a partition thereof cannot lie
had Without .rrent wlire to tW ,,. ChrUr )MII p. Smyth,
the owners, said lands ami prem- r f C il
ises being situate in Umatilla (iron- VSriCr & omytllC
ty. State of Oregon, and particu- 1 aviYKDS
larly described as follows, to-wit: LWICh;
1. A-trip u( Iml lv$xilvl 04 fCMDHTyN . UKtUVN
Dr. 0. 5. NCWSOM J
ut Kuildliig flir. Kione's fur- f
, ntvr ollk'u) AthviiH, Uieg. ?
f$500,000
, to loan on good
wheat land at
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wnat Club $1 82; bluestem II (7;
red Ruislan. f 1.68; fortyfoM. f I 3.
Barley No. 1 feed, $40 per toa.
Hr Tlmotbr. $:'t per ton; alfalfa.
Butter Creamery. 35e.
ESi Ranch, 39c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 36c; valley,
35c.
Hops 191 1 crop, Hi 9c.
Dr. Alfred F.Scmpert
Grmlunte and Kegbtcri-d
DENTIST
OFFICE IIOUKS
:00 to I' m A. M.
l:0O tu 5;0II P. M.
WATTS lil.tx;., upstairs
61
cr r 1
I tun I hjitHlo and I.iiiu f
Wtnituii, OrMgnii 4
NO WS THE TIME
to my y.mr Wvstun Lesilur "aiih"
6attU.
Wheal P.liirmcm. $1 ; club II 3;
forty fold, 11(3; red Ruaaian, II.C1;
fife. II 1; turkey red. 11.61. ?
Barley 131 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 38c
Phone 229
Painlcjs Dentistry
DR. R. B. R0BBINS
Judd Bulldinj
Court and Main Street
PENDLETON, OREGON