ACADKMY BOYS WON fiAMI:.
Remnant Sale
U liavc placed on the center counter evciv
hort length Ot remnant in the liotiet ami
markd them for less th:it hH price. This
Me will hegin January 1 and continue for
si 'layn.
Hid yard of plaids 98 styles bought to sell at
30c pW ytrf to Clotf out at 104c per yard.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
gpNKSl'AY, JAMABV -'. luiil.
HQSONMENT FOR LIFE.
Tnompaon Would Increase tho
Penalty for KldnaiilriB.
.. mm L'-l. .
til l ' " ' hvnu jwmi
at .-in i : ll'X 111 LI I' ML. i . I II L 11 TC
:n t. jl! il cm imr week troi
t Mditdir was u truest it tin' Hotel
,isnrm New V ear's day. In
interview !i" exiiresseii nimeeil mi
I n..,,itu IIM ll.llf.LVH. I lllll Ifl
tor oi ttir ciiMt't liM'ii I hi it law lluil
II Hi the maximum pcnaltv ift i in -
n)nniri:! in' ill ii any perron con
Q oi tir i rime ot kidnaping with
intent inn ii seciiriiu: u runnim tor
i .
! per' kulliupeu. mi nil opinion
crime i .... u
l uluiil limit I.. liimui LI..
- 1 . ' Ml .
ier i'ui " " . . . .
vnntlie 'I. mi! upon which 1 wish
nfttf iiivsclf i'niiliHtirnily i- that
IW election of 1'iiited Static mcuu-
:.!. thing take up to much uf
tinif : the legislature ami i nt.-r-
witli tin' business thereof mkI be
ini.v ... rn Tlii- i-lMh UT lull. I fli
tulmnn members tit llii' legislature,
Mtllutitii: u large majority of the
ihiiniil Iml I u caucus ami d"cule
Blotncir ciunce uir iiitieu .-lines
la II.. . I l...i, I... ..
litlwot farther ado. I 11 ill mippurt
man lor tin- positiam whom I cui
tVr th- ablest up to ttli time of hold,
kg Ike caucus. After that, I will vote
Irl i ' mrtlii imininc. I do not cure
lUli' M i choice ior i unco .iiiH!
antor at present. I win- elected frrr
niii'ii. ivitlmut tinikihi: anv
KfVIUll'Ill position.
Hi in taror ol retaiiinii! the
ten: iuu rritaru iiil u nouniv tor
Itvltl rl, .'.iitlt ilillll 1 1 i UT I urtii I 11 Uf !
-citf. piM-iully ill Kastoni Ore-
wcrc tossed atiiuit, hav stacks milled
anil a lew trees twistpd'nff . Wi ot this
vicinity art now und. rgoins a 1 1 nif
oowftora, vboai linlti cannot as yet
M tneusured.
Mr. and Mm. Silus Kecves, o: Alba,
who him- tiiTii In IVndli'ton for u
short prriod with their IttftM
dartthter aBdw tin- tauc of lr. 0. J
smith rain wad bam Daoambaf 28,
Tin- litilii one is improvini; slowlv.
pn laa Lncy Moaala, who is the teacher
tba Mya aebool, spent Christmas with
her sister, Miss Hose Mossie, oi Kelm.
Wm. I note, nl Ukiah, is feadMag 91
liead ol heel steers at his linlsre iartn
in present, llus makes iilmit ,,i to
inn head 01 heef being led lor tin
spring market in this nieghhnrhood.
C votes Brc reporteil to be quite
numerous and are said to lie destr"' iii
voittig calves of late herpuhouts.
Mrs. Clms. K. C'ate, oi tinrdatie.
11 ho has been quite sick for the past
ton weeks, is rapidlv improving.
Mrs. A . ("orley, of (inr lane, is no
: lietter a! last reports.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. iale were vxi en
a great surprise Christmas night hy a
dance in honor of Mr. Ogle's SOU)
hirthdny. In all r4 iruests were
present, from Ourdanu, Vinson. Mil
ton and this vicinity. The party was
very enjoyable and almost the whole
nltmt whs devoted to it.
A. Ilnrald, of Nehranka. is visiting
his uunl. Mrs. J. A. Owitis. .1.
Mi
for remedying the law of
th n-iiariliiii: granting life diplomat
toli to normal school graduates
Braving taoghl live years, I think
ill nut In antagonized, and will he
taw i law.
"I exict to leuve for baletn ulmut
Jinaary in, ready for tl pen inn ses-
aioi. Monday, January 14."
Won Ttian War.
kadradi are killed in wur, but
Wadratli- of thotuuiiidH ure killed by
.1 .. I... .1. u .... !. ..
if wmile could b- made to un-
amptiDii i nre is a sure remedy if taken
la lint early MtageH. So ets., bi) cts. and
la bottle hruggiats will refund the
aey if u cure in not effected. Tall-
BtA it t. Iui.,lit... .1. Im.u
- im'iii.L iiiiiLkinin.
Ridge Notoi.
iii'U. i in- . l,v ::n. The iiidge
Wion lia hud ii serioUN attack of
itxlitnriu of late, yet but little
tame- o carrad except a law laneai
fir ShSlKcT
v uaaiaviiij
Cough and H
cure
Tliu la beyond quoition the
"t uxet'iil CoUk'b MeU.
tine ever known to townee: a
lew ULM.ee invuriably cure the
"i u ca" of Cough, Croup
iifl HroochUle, whife iu won
oeriui eucceae In the cure of
gumption U without par
iil in the history of medicine,
piirc ita nibt discovery tl ha
tn m.id on a Kuanmat, a
tfit which no other nwdiciou
n stand. If you bave a
CfUKli, we earnestly aak you
J'.'-' Iu Uniteit Suteaand
snuilal&c .iiK. andai.u), and
in l.nKUiud la. Kd. tta.8d.aiid
SOLE PROPRIETORS
S.C.WELLS.&Ca,
LEROY. N Y.
f TORONTO, CAN.
l 1 until at Co., drtucaf lta
A NlRht of Terror.
"Aw fill auxietv was felt for the
widow of the brave deneral lliirtiham
Bl Muehas, Me., when the doctors said
sh'c could not live till mornitit;,"
writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, who at
tended her that fearful iiiiiht. "All
thoiittht she must soon die from pneu
monia, but she begged for Mr. kind's
New I'lscovery, sayint: it had more
than once saved her life, and had
cured her of consumption. After three
small doses she slept easily all night,
and its further urn- completely cured
her." This marvelous medicine is
ifuaranteed to cure all throat, chest
and Iuul; diseases. Onlv "ale und $1.
Trial bottles free at Tailinan V Co. 'a.
e e)
Three Miners Mltilng.
There have been three mysterious
disapiiearanees of miners diirintt the
past lew weeks in the miniiii! section
around Snmpter. Samuel .lacksoii. of
UOMtabugi w ho NOaOtlV " group
of claims, started for Suinpter on the
stu'e The roads were rough and
traveling slim, lie got off to walk up
it bill and has not been seen since. He
bud several hundred dollurs on his
person, and intended visiting relatives
in Missouri. A. K. Starr, who owns
the McNameo placer ground, near
bonanza, left his cabin one BbjBl
recently and has not been seen since.
It is supposed iie met with some acci
dent. John James, an old time miner
and prosatelor of humpter, has been
lost in the mountains (or over two
weeks. A iarty of miners lias returned
from an unsuccessful search.
A remedy for nasul catarrh which
is drying and exciting to the diseased
membrane should not lie used. What
is needed is that which is cleansing,
soothinu, protecting and boulinif. Such
a remedy is Klv's Cream Balm. Price
SO cents at druiniists or it will be
mailed by Klv brothers, Vi Warren
strict, Near York. The Hal in wiien
plucod into the nostrils, spreads over
the membrane and is ubsorhed !d
in the head vanishes quickly.
The Maseot Company Dansc.
There was au immense throng at the
dance at the Mascot hose company in
Arniorv hall on New Year's me, but
overlooking the trilling InOOOVaaiaMI
of the crowded condition of ibjBg, in
cluding the cominsT together two
1 ceuturVos in one night, those present
;got right in and had uu elugaiit time.
There was a holiday air everywhere
apparent and the parly proved to be
' one of the most enjoyable given in
Tend It-ton this winter. The net
receipts were about ISO, which will be
used to start the electric tire alarm
. box systuui in l'endleton.
Saint Paul's Sonool.
A isjardiug und day aebool for girls,
ut Walla Walla. Wash. Spring term
begins January 2V, 1901,
Moki tea positively cures sick
baadaoha, Indlgeation und constipa
tion. A dolightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing tt perfect complexion, or luopey
refunded V and 50c. For sale by
Brock A McCotiias.
BMANHOOO RESTORED p'Nt
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POTATOES
A No. i Oregon Jiurbanks for sale in carload lots
Address VAN ORSDALL & ROSS,
Deafness Cannot o Cured
b rOOmJ kitIicUui.. lUejr caaaol rwaw h lUe
dc'MjtittOU jxTtiou of
way lu trurt auufii
t'.uuitl rouiti'llei.
t Aiut:) ' "ittiiliou
i . llU Inula tUl
flrt'U;'! oil hV u
1 . I brai.lU.ftnl
tint' la by CuUHtltll
mi in i ii soil by mu iu
idwu iiulnjf of ihu
'aU tube get, to
bsuuu'i or iuiir
blbIiU
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LHiarrh. vulvu
uiitiitiun uf tii
X i
la uotlilug be' mi Intoo ed
mi. nun auraflaa. We will nv,-
oiiu liuinlrtd dollam lor auy ease ol dtialue.a
u ml ii) i ii.iifrl.j lual 1.1 In eureU uy
IUU .- u.arrli cure. Heuil lor ulrcuiam, free.
t. . ChKNKY &. CO., Toledo, O.
bob! by all rlriigglsU, Ua.
Uall'a Fatally F11U ate Ibe bust.
kuure to oaotaaatarf,
tfeaUgj pfopOJials vaill be yecived at
the rt. i ; the lerW of Miool dil-
im l S . 1'i in l'.ust Oreiiojiaji build
inaj.ilp to ri o'al ak p. uijijf January g,
lUOl, for the niniidclling, repairing
und titling up of the bulldiag to iZ
Used us u school house, situateij ul the
, n.inr o! v uiirt und Beaurogavnl atruots.
according to plans und specirlcat ions
piejiared hu the riuv by 1'. J-. flow
up), nr. luted : alio, -fr the building
of two water i losetf us thu aaine iirop-
erty. f'lanc and :; U. ati-ms will bo
ou exbibltiou ut ttie OIDOO of T. V .
Howard. LUNA HIKIIOP, Clerk.
Uaeaavbaa hhu.
Five Thmas.
Tbe live diaeasua for which Khiloh'i
Oooanmption Cure is especially recuui
inendud, are Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Croup and Cojjeuiiijjtiou. No
an in li' ))V loua In tso.al
WiSiON TKAM HAD TO Bl SATISFIKD
WITH SECOND MONEY.
Cap.aln Jim Hill R entleraa llnconisloiis
by a Collision Witb Lasater ATtsr
llavlni: Made a iouendown.
lie h is representing the KaitaTtl
llreami s t iil normal scImhiI at Weston
.ii to I'eudlitoii Monday evening
and took Di' their hemhnarters at the
Hotel St. I iconic. They were ucconi
piniicd bv ii i uialier of enthusiasts.
Their object in coming to Pendleton
vvai to i, iec: t'n football team of the
Pendleton oca lemi on the dendlv grid-
; iron and pluck a rlotory, They aro a:
pltn kv lot oi voi.ng men, but were un
able to win. Kalph Saliug is iaptam
and managei of the team, but was
unable to play in the game here on
aivount of injuiies received in the
game at Weston a few weeks ago, and
later injury in a game played at Mil
ton. Other member of Uip'toam were
likewise crippled, so three men
named Snyder, Mack ay and Insult
were limited from Walla Walla. 1 he
Pendleton academy learn also made a
few changes. Baker and Shall were
DOabla to play and I'enland was sick
with tonsil itis. The services of Baum,
Turner and Al Slnsher were secured
to flll the gap.
New Year's Al'tarnoon.
The hour set lor the game was J:.i0
New Year's nllern on. on die Alta
stroel grounds. At the appointed time
and plnee a turbulent audience as
seiiibed, aim excitement ruled the
most. Notwithstanding the fact that
the weather was cold, the ground
Ifoaaa aoJId and covered w ith a slight
skift ol sin w, those disagreeable fea
tures were lost -:g!it of in tlie hurry
Of the moment and Interest never
rlncced. Mark Tiratn remarked once
upon u time that football was more
exciting than croquet. Had he been
present yo-terdav he would have said
that it was more exciting than a
( him so Mineral.
Rev. C. A. Dotson. of Pendleton,
u in I o red the tirsl hall and was releree
of the second, alternating with l.acv
(iaHiriuth. of Walla Walla. Clark
Nelson, oi Weston, and Claud tiurd,
of Pendleton, were linemen, and A.
C. Haley t imokeeper.
West hi kickpd off but the hull was
obtained by Pendleton and rushed
back to center Oi Held; l'endleton
bucked the line sn. cessflllly, l.
Slnsher iuul Hill working their nay
through hr good gains; pretty work
and good interference allowed Sulli
van to make a run i IS yards amund
left end for a touchdown at end of II
minutes play, through a mistake ol
some kind on the part ail I . . I i.
plavvrs thev were iml given a trv lor
goal. Academy ". Weston U.
Bull again kicked off by Weston:
after skirmishing around fpf some time
Hill made n short end run, then
unolher lorL'o yards, bringing the ball
into Weston's territory: Hill mado
another end run. which was brought
to an abrupt end by splendid tackling
Of Snvder; Hale Slusher made a goisl
run lor gain of L' yards; hall was
carried across the field witli little
etili; I 'ale Slusher then bsik it across
the line for a touchdown and Iule
Slusher kicked a goal true as a die,
from a hard position. Academy 11,
Weston 0.
Only two minutes remained log play
and it was enlivened by a good end
run by Hill, jnt in lore the whistle
blew.
Tba Second Halt.
Pendleton kicked off and Snyder got
the ball, hut was quickly down ; Weston
did not keep the ball long, ow ing to
failure t make yardage, Pendleton
gradually worked toward Weston's
goal, until it was ended bv l. Slusher
lushing from the north side of the held
to the southwest corner, for a touch
down; failure of attempt to kick with
in two minute lost another possible
point.
Hall was kicked off hy Wcstou, und
iter a lew attempts ai line bucking,
Sullivan made a run a itli Lewis as
ruiinin,' mate i r gain of about "A
cards; Weston got the ball, but only
Kept ll a few second; Hill made a run
around lefl and lor a touchdown hack
of goal. Hi was kneeling with the hall
on the ground, when he was run into
by l.usaler und hutted in the right side
oi the ucck and huad, and rendered
Ubcousi ions : he u us removed hi his
home on Water street in u curriage,
and Dean Shiill came into the game in
his stead. Slusher tailed to kick goal.
Weston uguin kicked off und Pendle
ton hurried the bull to the center of
tba lleld; then by fierce line bucking
kept pushing it sieudily 'on aril Wes
ton's goal, one ot the Slusher bovs
finished the work with a run for a
touchdow;: and u gaal was kicked, leav
ing tho score 7 to o in favor ol the
Pendleton academy team.
rue Lineup.
The two teams lined ftp as follows:
Weston - Mursii, ceuter ; Mackuy,
right end: 'leenor, right tackle;
limnns, right guard; Prm, tail end;
Blair, left tackle Mikelsou. left
guard; Bead, quarterbuck , 8nyder,left
hali; W'vuaii, right hall; l.usater,
fullback.
Pendleton Academy Sliick, center;
Jurner, right end; (.argil I, right
tackle; Al Slusher, right guard; Sulli
van, h it end; Kennedy, left tackle;
Baum, left guard; Kuppe, ijiiartor
buck; flule Slusher, lelt hall; Hill,
right half ; Lewis, fullback.
I 'Ti,a eta as ' iijj v-.aaiae - "1 s vfVT 'aaaOHHieK . r& iec - L 1 ft 1 1 OaAAl lAIAa I IA la Ii lai 1 1
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MAIN HTRKKT.
BKCxINS ITS
lor a
xjhiiivc guaruujtce. Mduur Iim g1 g
to it iu any retpe. I. Mild und
Eleventh Annual CLEARANCE SALE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1901.
With the exception of K v VY . eoffli iuul oollen, Battttiok'ri petterns, lark's o. N T. threid andOveralli, Deimel
Linen Mesli Underweer C. d Co.e Sewing SlDt, we simll maki t REDUCTION on every article in the hones. N
matter bow 0HBAP the price before, it will be CHEAPER during this sale. Take notice, this not a ease of . heap
EOOde, but Bret elas goodl at a low price. We quotl onlv few prices, hnt thev will indicate what itj being dont
tnroughont our memmoth etabliehmen If you've o()t no monev thia sale is of NO interest to you. If you want to tave
money, and thai is the same as making monev, this sale is of MMEN8E interest to you. Thlri is modem merchandis
ing, a clearance of the remains of this season's goods. '
DRY GOODS wonders wonders dry GOODS
i l
1 . . .-" . -aw . .i A a T . a-
Pendleton, Oregon. i,an& Co ' 1
Calicoes go for yards for fld'd, but you don't
have to take fl. 00 worth, a smaller quantity at
the same figure.
Outing Flannel that sold for lli yards for $1.00,
sale price 1!0 yards for $1.00.
Outing Flannel that sold for 1J yards for $1.00,
Hale price 15 yards for $1.00.
Outing Flannel that sold for 8 yards forfl.OO,
sale price 10 yards for $1 .00.
tiinghaniK Shirtingt, Ducatt, Twilled Calicoes,
Pewalaa, Tickings, lifnuii. Canton Flannel, all
get the benefit of this KKIMJCTION daring the
sale, as we told you in the beginning with the ex
cept ions noted, only a few items, everything gets
i he knife.
".ill Ladies' Cloth, :fli inches wide, will Is
50' Ladies' Cloth, VJ inches wide, will !
I MB Fancy Dress (h.ods, douhle fold, will be,
' k" Fancy nress floods. i incheii wide, will Is
S8a fancy dress gissls, 10 inches wide w ill lie
;r,
1.
11
!l'l
Joe Knglish Cashmere, all colors, !i( iuchee
wide, wilt fee) 1
36C ll voo t'ashniere, Hi inches wide, will he M
36c All Wool Serge, SB inches wide, will Is- H
And so through out our enlire Mtock of Staple
Do'iiostics, Cotton and Woolen Dress OimkIh, there
will be u reduction. No mailer bow cheap thev
HAVE DKBll sold they will he clieST during
this sale.
Ml the goods not iiu'liliolied before are in, hide. I
in the rednetion. Mohairs, Crexiiis, Serges get
the knife as well.
Drnpery and Curtain Department.
THia includes 0URTAIM BORIM and material
for saMI CURTAINS, BILKALlIfRM, TAPKH
n, u s. VELOURS, tRT DRNIMH and LACK
cUrTAINSi The lasi range in prlea from BOc to
$'i.00 per pair, and the ledii' lions range all the
way from JO per cent, or one-fifth off, to Xt
or one-third oil the regular price. It's a rare op-
aoft Itj
Velvets, Velveteen, Satins and
5ilks.
I'roin the Uc qvalltiaa "p I" I he $2.0(1 i Mr yard
kind not one piece la ouiittad from the ilangntar.
If yon can use any of these fabrics now is the
time to buy, as such a monev saving chance will
not occur again (or many a h.ug day. Fbll in
eludes Llbarty iik, alaeaaliaa da aolMi and ail
the rftsid things. A Wi rd lo the wise is siitllcient.
Remnants ! Remnants !
After our immense fall business we have a
large number of hihIn i f giMsIs of every descrip
tion. You'll recognize bargains in every one oi
I hem .
Dress (ioods in Patterns.
They run from $s .V) to $.', is) each. I'he
prices on them now will show thev have all got
ten the ax.
Silks in Waist Patterns.
We cant tell v.ni In this limited space what we
have done to them. Inst 0 1 and look at th
Great Slaughter
Of Dress Trimmings, diinps, PassaiiieiitiTics, liraiils,
Fancy luittons, all new Mufi, at priLCs that yen never
beard of before. SEEING IS BELIEVING.
Quilts and Blankets
On the guilts n reduction of io per cent, and on tlio
Ulankets, right in the face ol a rising in.ir1et, a reihn -tioii
of in per rent on every kiml ami ipiality.
A Discount of 20 to 40 per cent on the following lines:
Ribbons
In all widtliK und colors.
Embroideries
lu every width and nuality.
Laces
In ail colors, width and quulity.
Neckwear
For ladies. This embraces Neck
ties, Kindlings and Hons in fur and
feathers.
Handkerchiefs
Also gel the benefit of this lug il is -count,
everything from L0c up
wards. You can see ut a glume
what it means lo you, u In. band
kerchief (or 60 a I V one for lo, a
'JOo one f.ir 180 a -ftc one for Uc.
The bMi ouch get the same treatment.
Headware
lor Children, Mi . -it , Utdiai lain
o' Sh. inters, Caps, Infants and
Children's IIihhIs, whether silk Of
wool, Fust inators, all get the ben
efit of this grand offer.
Hosiery and Underwear
For Women ami Children.
All colors, all qualities, all sires. They wen.
marked aMM before, hut during our Clearance
Sale they will without exception lie sold at u
discount of
2ft Per Cent.
Kemeinlsjr this is by long odd- the largest slock of
new goods in Pendleton.
Corsets and Kid Gloves
Tbemi lines are entirely complete in style, in
si.es, ill values. I hey uru rocogu i.ed a- the
Imst lines ill the leuding store of I'elidletoli.
Ko in Worciister and W It. are syiioiiymoiiH for
Hood OofffafM and they along with Kid llloves
lit even quality will be aOia during this clear
ance sale at a discount of
'20 Per Cent.
They frequently imitate, but they can 't catch os.
Women' Ready Made de
partment. WAISTH of LA OIKS' CLOTH, FUKNCM
FLANNKL SILK, fair asortuieut of si.es and
qualities, ranging iu price from $1,UU to $11'. uu
each, und reduced ail the way from 2U percent
to 40 per i cut You'll save money and pa
tience ami have the bem-iit of an eXeriemil
.en. woman lo lit you.
OKKSS 8KIRTC Ol black and colors.'alpaLU,
aoi'sleds, 1 repoiis, silk, mid in price Irolu t'J.aft
to $16.U0 each, and yua'll find lliii knife baa
been put deep Into every ouu.
WHAI'I'KltH iu I'u I in. ami aaod warm mate
rials, in ataa from Bl to II iu price from QOc
to $.' mi, and every one of themut a reduction.
When you come to us you get uoality, assort
ment, new goods and a l.'iW 1'ltll'l
(H UM. II.AN.M.I. Mi. IIP (.OWNS, 00d
usaortiiient and all prices reduced.
BlDjfB 00WV DHKShlMi JACKFIH, ,O0
to I 'J . 00 each, all ut clearances prices.
PKTTICOATiol silk, saline, alpaca, morine.
ineri.eried , pleated m fried, I11rl.el.1w. d and
Irillwl, in price from noc to $i'..'si each, .iml
rod uctioiis oO everyone of ihoni from IU to '.11
P0f cent.
Table linens, Napkins, Crashes.
All liet the KNII'K during the Clcaranco sale.
No mutter how low the price WAS, they will
lie lower during this great Clearance ale. i'he
discount will vury from
IS to ;U .fl Per Cent.
Nothing will he overlooked,
DltN UriiptM Skirl UlUlfl
All k ml for skirt and waist will he sold dur
ing the Clearance Sale at 11 discount ol
2o Per Cent.
Ladies' Jackets
Wil lie Sold for Half Price.
All muikcd in plain llgures. divide l.y I ami
I here you urn! I . . you know .1 go. d thing
when you sec. it?
Children's Jackets the Same.
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Suits and Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children
I he largest stock in this town, and we have the goods to prove It.
Overcoats..
NO Men's buit. ut u discount from present priueu. winch are markwl in
plum figures of . . jo pcr ceot.
100 Men's Nuits at a discount from prcuaj writws. which ar mark, d 111
plain ligures 01 jg per cent.
lln) Men's suits at u dincoimt U iu H0aafll prices, which aril ioark.si in
plain llgurea, nl per cent.
iu Mm'- Suits .il .1 di-. mil Imhi prmteiil nrics. which an, inarknil 111
tlluill loooe- Of mm . - ... ..I
V) Men s buith at a diaeount from present picea, which uru maakeai iu Ta glva us a chance to mark down the goods for thia sale, we'll close
I"-'" "" i " 40 per un. uiiso irom 1 louaay evening uecemoar 31a! 10 1 nuraday mornlog Jan. j.
Wo iiavut so many of these, but if you can suit yourself in the garment,
We'll make tho price lit BURR,
Men's I'ndenvear
This Hue is almost completu in
the ., 1sl11.es and m. 1- and utfor.ia you
a rare opportauity to aave money
For instance :
A line of shirts and drawers that is
torte $1 a suit w ill be Hbr.
A line of shirts and drawers that is
worth $1.60 a suit will Is- $1.2...
A I ine of shirts and drawers that is
woith $-'.IjU a eait will be $l.tj .
A line of shirts and drawers that is
worth $2.60 u suit w ill be $3 00,
And so on through the cut ire I me all
be reduced. Ueuu-uila r thee prices
.liv ilnrinir our ( ! KK AT ASM VI
CLkAKANCK KALE.
Men's and Bovs' I'anis
They begin in price at 76c and run
up to $o.(J0 (or tip lot) one, the kind
that Ut and wear well, and we inuko a
din.jount oil the entire lot, which In
marked In plain figures, and are even
al the present prices the best values in
town, a discount of Hat
25 per cent.
Men's Mackintoshes..
Although the lurgest dealers we have
lees tnau iUO left and will close the
whole lot at a discount uf
35 per cent:
Gloves and Suspenders
(loves liuudaiid unllueil, all qiiuli
lies included, and Suup. oilers, elastic
and leather, without any exception,
will go at the uniform discount of
20 per cent.
Neckwear
We bought a big Holiday line tiiut
unfortunately came late, as to save be
iiii over stocked will put in the whole.
line, excepting blacks, at a discount of
25 per cent,
and you'll Hud theo. all late up-to-date
styles.
ollars and lull's
This line We .-ell Very low indued,
Iml will make it all during the Cluaa
auce Hale
20 percent off.
Hah ami Ullsa
These lilies Will Mu at I be Clearance
Huh) from the fiilc liat and 76o vails., to
the $6 hut and $10 valise al a uniform
diaooonl of
25 per cent.
Trunks
Uiu and little, plain and fajic) , Sara
togas and all, get a cut of
10 per cent.
Shoes! Shoes! and Boots as Well.
RoductioUH thruufchout our entire stock of Hoots und 8how. We are making no favoritea, but all 'et the Knife.
Some injure und turn lebn. All are reduced at least TEN rKK ENT and uome of them MUCH MOKK.
I ' you ve got no eusli, are not a cau ouyer, ibm will not lntreBt you, but if you are it will greatly interest you a it
ib a iiiOney inakiag opportunity. All intending purchasers are cordially invited to call and compare prices. If you are
a money maker you 11 uuv your shoes nerc during our Clearance bale.