till They Come! m pun
.-.... firf-i- -Till. Al) rill
full of customers taking advantage of
Closing out Prices
. . (not
Skirts ITOinvt very ium.
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r ai" .
i" rx (IAlf nt ifAiii Atirn nnrn
IntSS UOUU at juui unn pi ivv.
j ...iHarupflr will soon an.
, ai-v 5inu uiiuvi " ..... ww,.. 0
New gooas ai wno.es.aic prices.
o n-,, n
. tah t-v aw 11 11 i a.
a m '
VI f w-
Lgri R I NO FROM BUSINESS
n!
BREVITIES.
Howrd laWl loans.
. a Howani tin- Insurance
Wockh dull'
. lint1.
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toya, Nolf'e.
buoowtM
ma
in Hem-
r aim
It With
. MAammtili lilt ' K
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BUI 01 '
mmmm, at thf Btannarfl,
drift the HtuiKliini w niiii you
. I... Ik II... Itl'lW l 'V Mill
til kimtf "i " 'hIK"'.
u J ....nlrl r 1' 1111'
Ift'jl Xlllllh I'e) ''a-
It'll hold them fin- y '
Vmii i-anlu
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faiitotv. Cl-nvi'i- nios. wir
Dork mutt lie koM.
Hi I DOUItll i l '.unii' o.
If v) or ' ui mm.. i'ii
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UrO? art' P'iii. nut m mini-
hrttlnr, lor everyluuly nt the
HTM Ury UUfllllt l.iurr.
mi (treiitnl ducks,
I 1 . l l. I
uu lurKi'v- .ii in niui in
tt tb' low Ht prices.
ahu a'llti.h ii ':lll It rill It'lil"
I' ".. 'Ill'
rtaa fannv u.ilMtH uvnntiiar
Btrftior Kowim n specialty.
a) Main over iiiimtk Kiocery
Ha. .11 1... I fc
wvillii oii-i i.nr w ,i i iitr. liccil
ItlrCilr Iihiy tin ii't lew llttVH
In the niuriiiiiK to her
t iiif a I argata m
iraRD, iwu ninchK irom
'mbhiiuu uu uiuii ainne.
vacant lotH. LT real
awrtlM chuli ntiichni In
BM BtArki'V iiriii. inu Vl'lmat
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aaHtiiM in tin. ..ii.. a
u nun ll' ll IH'K
Pjaat propositi. hi nmt good
.Pii(p (ur HrofeHcM C K Hor-
PDdletj
11111 el mli u . .. .,
..v.. I , 1(11 lllll
neither are the nure and
Mrwrlnr lirun.u ,,f r'..ur...
Wild I an linn,, t L'n....'D
-' "H"'"!. Ill 11 tun a
t Store, Court Htreet.
vuuie i i.i .iitii.. ii n.
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VHl Ind If an uau l
m " - " . mnn ill
U prt-unu Tht beat
4D!r(.!,r , .i ..ii
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LAY nth.r i L.dii...
iHau A Co "
OtBfllW by the ton at Dutton'a.
Fine lint' ol toilet Boat) Juat In
ll.iwley'b.
Iiiitton'M Ire i-niam rhooolutoe havr
no pqual.
K. E. JttM, nmnani r tt UM HooiirliiK
mill, U in Portland.
Wnnti'd. a woman for DOajk at
boanlliiR hoiiH.-. Apply at thin ofllc
K. Martin tor quirk delivery Mfl
mi ni kooiIb i w pneea In li I
city.
flutlHfactlou In prtQM, good and
dillvery, If you buy vour 'terl
of Martin.
Smoli.tH' dellKlit. I.a Mia. S for i
ball. Helling at Tor a quarter. Pat
tun ('Igar atore.
Iluwley Uiok. ere giving nwav
dlBliea with mull purohnxeH. Call and
find out about tt.
Speelul priccti oo Pai.u ehoeolntcH
timl bou bona 10 OMrtl I pound, at
Kooppen'H drug Htorc.
Picture framing a '.penulty. New
.Ine of picture mouldings P.riiHK
tuoreiitn for fnuiieB at O. Sbnrp'a.
HORSES 00 TO THE
60UTH AFRICAN WAR.
Ten
Cars Shipped From Here Today
Over the 0. R. & N. Linet.
Hen-lord & I.owtluir. who ate buy
Iiik bonei lor tb.- llrltb.b government
shipped in earn ui borneH trom here
over the O It. ft N. tbif morning to
pjo to l.uthrop Mo., for thorough In'
Hlieetiou betort being Hent to South
Alruii lor iiNe 111 the invBHlon ugaliiHt
the Iloora. All ot theae horHi'H were
not purehiixed In thia uelKbborhood.
inn aoajM caw Iron Wuiia wuiia.
W'altHburg. OoHUi and other Wuahing
ton towna. and were whipped from
here aa a central point, from which
to make up the whole earloada. It la
axpaotajd that Heveral more carloudH
of horaea will ge from here for the
Home ileHtluation aoon
Richie a Deputy.
J. 8. Ulchie, of Milton, bun been ap
pointed by Sherltr William Illukely
to act aa deput aherlff of Milton and
adjoining territory for a few montha
This waa made ueeeaaary by the 04 a
work connected with the levying and
torecloalng on property for delinquent
tax for the yeur lon, and Mr. Klchl.-
will have charge of thin special work
In Mlltuu and bui'iouiidius torlrtory.
New Rubber Maker.
A ten million dollar i iuiipany has
been organized at Trenton for the
purpoae of "imaging In the bualneaa
of making rubber shoes with the ma
chine Moontly patented by Joaeph
Oliver Stokes. The entire operation
is done by the machine, and the ahoe
is mi id to be turned out In a manner
superior to those made by hand. TbO
finish on the outside aurfiu e lb so tl e
that It la not neceaHury to put the
piece through the varulsbiug process
hi i etofore essential
C. A. BARRETT TELLS ABOUT
HOW ATHENA MADE STREETS.
He Wat Chairman of the 8treet Com
mittee Had Personal Charge of the
Work Saya Pendleton Can Treat
With Cruahed Rock for From 75 to
85 Cents per Front Foot Advices
Pendleton to Follow Athena's Ex
ample. Answering your letter of Inquiry.
OflBoajfBjtal the Improvement of Main
street. Athena with crushed rock 1
will say that the Improvement has
proved highly aatlafaetory. In my es
timation, no other way of improving
streets In thia kind of soil will give
na good satisfaction for the money
expended. Our streets are standing
the wear finely. Whore one year ago
the mub was hub deep, the surface of
the atrcet Is now hard and smooth.
Such trafflc ur heavy dray-loads and
steam engines docs not make any im
pression. The firm thing to do is to put your
streets an an even grade and prepare
lor good drainage. Make the atrcet
very crowning to the centor to shed
water. Surface this with rushed rock
alx or eight lnchen deep Pack the
i rushed rock down with a heavy roll
er. Spread over the surface a thin
Inyer of clay Then roll again with
u hi'Bvi roller.
You will then have a street thnt Is
so smooth and hard that heavy drays
or horses shoe-calks will scarcely
inalo' u mark. This kind of street
will shed water and stand for years,
and It can be done at such cost that
pnrpcrty-ownent can afford It. This
you ought to Kei done for not to 00
BOjOd $1 per front foot, counting front
age to the center Ol the street.
City to Own Crusher.
II the city will buy Its own rock
criishei and tools, and equip the same
with an elevator and screen and put
a competent superintendent In charge
under the supervision of the street
I'oiiuiilttee. the city can do this work
lor the property-owners for 75 to 85
cents per front foot My the city do
ing its own work it insures the beat
results, keeps the money expended at
DjOOBO, and gives the property-owners
the most value for the-ir money
The city of Athena hail offers from
oni nitidis to do the Kradlng and
graveling with cruahed rock for three
blocks on Main street at tl per
front foot The council did not act t pt
the offer, but inatead gave the sttei t
committee mil charge, ami the work
was done bv the city under the super
vision of the afreet committee, of
which the writer was chairman, with
the following results.
Athena's Figures.
Average cost of grading the thrci
iilocks. about !' cents per front foot.
Surfacing street ulth six inches of
cruahed rmit cents per front
toot.
Suiiai nig crushed rock with thlu
layer ol clay to uasist the packlna -M;
cents per front foot.
Total. 74 tents per front foot, or a
saving to the property-owners of 51
cents per front foot.
The total frontage ti.-ated with
crushed rock was aomethlna ovu -toon
front feet.
The aavlng to propt rt -ow uera on
these strwta by the city doing its own
arork la more than $2uun.
W'c averaged the cost of cruahed
nick and charged each property owner
the same per front foot, baaed on an
Mi-foot street.
i'lit grading was charged to each
block, the actual auiotiut expended on
each block.
Nut having any heavy roller to roll
the cruahed rock, we had to depend
on the natural weur and travel to pack
'In i reel alter being treated.
Good for Pendleton.
oub irnvra so tmatbd
KI. NOW IN FINE CONDITION.
AND WlllCRK l'Si:i) THH MOST,
UK Till'. I1KST AND SMOOTIIKSI
Hecause 09 the character of the soil
und ease ut access to the rock, l'ulidle
toil would be an Ideal place to im
prove street with crushed lock, and,
in my eBtliuation, this improvement
once started and rightly handled by
the city, the improvement would give ,
such satisfaction that each and every ,
part of your city would petition for;
such Improvement.
In conclusion, permit me to say that
our streets are ao aatlafaetory, com
pared with what they were before the
Improvements were made, that all are
satisfied and the verdict ta: "Tie ,
money well expended."
This letter la already too long, ami
to enter Into details would take in
much space. I would be pleaaed to
give you more particulars at MOM
other time. My advice to Pendleton
!s. Improve your streets with crushed
rock and the sooner you rt about It I
the better'.
C. A. RARKKTT
STILLM AN WON 8HOOT.
Killed Ten Straight. Sunday Forenoon.
at Club Ranges Matlock Second.
H. J. Stlllman won the live bird
shoot on Sunday forenoon, at the
ranges south of town. He killed ten
straight, the second money jtotng to
Wcs Matlock, who killed nine out of
ten.
Other scores were: F. W. Waitc x.
N. Berkeley. Jr.. 8: S. R. Thompson,
7: A. E. Gulst, 8.
In the bine rock contt si Waitc was
first with a score of 7; Stlllman sec
ond With fi. the others being: Ouist.
I: Thompson, 4; Matlock. 5: Ford. 1.
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It pays to trade at the People Warehouse.
"Not a questionable quality here."
We Please Particular People
Before buying Clirlatmus presents.
!"' t the finest line of Japanese
i mils ever brought iii Pendleton, nt
0. R. Daniel's furniture store. 213
Court street, opposite opera house
block.
Our holiday lines are selVcted with diHcriinination.
Our prices mak them popular.
Suggestions
For thoo who lire aggangini? their gift pfobltmi
Read carefully the list helow:
liOUUgtllK Itohe ........
Itatbing Debet
Sleeping Rolieo
Steamer Rugs
Drew Suit Cases
Traveling Mags
Valises
Fancy Siaqtenilcr
Fine linen niul tilk Handkerchiefs
Fine einlniHsed silk Mutlletx
Fancy Shirt-
Full Drens ShlrU
Fanov Hosiery i
And hmidredn of Other useful ami appropriate articles
suitahle for Holiday PreeenU,
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
Schimmel Pianos
Anyone desiring to select a useful as well as an ornamental Christ
mas present can do no better than by buying a Schimmel 1'iann
These are a standard and high grade make of piano, highly polished
.mil fully guaranteed and retail everywhere for I handle these
pianos direct from the factory and can sell tliem at two thiols of the
regular price. Call and inspec t these pianos and get a bargain.
i mi u no I1
N 09 10.00
JO to MO
0.00 to 15.00
2 ?0 to 10.00
iVOO to 10.00
: 00 io 15.00
u.rm to j.xki
.AO to 15.00
.aiv to MO
.10 to 1.00
.AO to MO
,00 to :t.oo
I JO to -J. AO
,15 to I. AO
JOE BASLER
fin.) MainStn.it, 1'i inlli tun
o n 1 1 1 1 rrtmrg bt rvi t rrrm b g b s b b b a 5 a a trtnrB mftrg Tamr
I Suitable X'mas uifts
Silk Boas
Pillow Shams
Umbreilas
Handkerchiefs
Kid Gloves
Belts
Fur Boas
Fans
Silk Undershirts
Ribbon Girdles
Silk Hose
Purses
Silk Waists
Silk Mitts
Neckwear
The Columbia
Lodging House
The Above Goods are all new, and at prices that
bear your investigation.
THE PEOPLES
SUULSLSUi JUUULK BJULaJUl aJLiktASUULSUULkJUULSUL
WAREHOUSE, jj
NKWLY FURNIHHKD
BAB IN I ' N N K TION
IN 'KNTF.lt OK BLOCK
MKT. A ll A AWKHIIHTH
P, X. SCHEMPP, I'rop-
WHY r'nv rent or interest p
WIKS TUB
Home Co-Opcrulive Company
Will build you a home for
...$5.80 oar Month.
lumUli you tl,. luuiiry uj
as nt sow in. H ii. i,i hur
ouui tu snr i !.i sad glva
you if, ii. ami it in,, nun to
pay II bat k al lha rati .,i A H
bar aonlli, wlllioul luirrral Io
OMS til tlaath M U'tal liaallllly
clear tluxl will ba givau
siririaal lurrtilKailun tuurUsl.
H. A. 0011 H,
Pendleton, Ore.
1 1 via II McHrooiu I iMhOOlael tu fuoelr
appUtalluua fur luana
Good .Vu..ut antd Kverywliorai.
Help or Situation
Wanted.
f. F.Cook's Employment Agency
OOHMi Main arxl A'ta Htnant.
PKNDIKD.. iiitiuofl
eeee s $ ad $
cs .) (e)
I
The Prince of
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
NthoGold Watch.
m 4re sk, .,;.... i . a .,va .
. "i.wn I III-! I I I 1 Til uu unl l.ili ill 1 II III
in.. ?m "'on CiKAUh, UOLU
A?M'.N ill ul ckiAu Kni a uta u not
UYllilm .1
viii Lli.M II .
Uur KilL.i .... . ..... o.i-j
ttnh me as ueauinui an oouu
M are i;uaranted to wear for '20 and 25
lGie o)o)o8i
'OK
K 1014
lieinember you get a chance on a f 100 oo Solid
Gold Watch and Chain wi;h every $100 pur
haso made in our store U fore January 1 1902.
LOUIS HUNZIKER
OJ
THE LEADING JEWELER, t
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