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1 2TH ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
.SHOES .
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Men's Clothing Boys' Clothing
Children's Clothing
Our 12th annual clearance sale a most timer. o;por
tunny to give you money. During this aie wc will make
prt redactiODl on turn clothing, hoys clothing, child
rta'l clothing, hats, furnishings, gloves etc . that will
tempt tilt- most economical to lay in a supply iot a year M
;.mc We cannot give descriptions in full oi our cm
plete stocks. onlv state that everything that man or hov
couiil wish for here with price attractions to nuke ill
MttttVlH Willi their saving. We price
Mm It -
in Br
B y Jaw a
D K I a. Saw W
M3t ga j
IB
- V suits thai were ,. AC IB Men overcoat
ice .l7
f-VV antl fa, clearance prl
v M.i unto, were IT - a Q " 1 Man - over..
fb.5C and t eteaHOOa prim 4T clearance prt
.' ckanuic price
Mali over sal wen
Cv
4Q- -" Hoys' loug pant MHl
were o. ckHHM price fit. I O
Z hZ g Bar P"t uii. 7 AZ
DyO tS.&U, elearmiu" pries fa.lu
ssult that were I . or II Men ' overcoat, weir I T l( RoyV overcoat that wen- 1
vini - H nlBBIBiini price 000 '. clenran M prie U.UO W.AU, clearance prior O.Ou
! Hove' kii panto, were 1 -
cwaram price I
4S Men - suite that were l" 7 QA i!t Mane oven-onle, were Q Q- ISO BHV I
II fl tlMHM frtH I ."U lltJ SO clerBni.e price T.TJ and 30c.
Furnishings. Hats, Caps and Gloves
10i Mei. - heavy uudershir j
that were 7V, i-learan.-e eale
pm 4 K
Mfin heavy fleeced iln
and drawer- leamii' I mi!
priv .Jy
Men extra lien y tie"! tu
derwear, fancy colors, clear- i.
iwr prlee, per garment 'W
Hats, Caps and
of H kti I St i and Qlovti
alw.iv. lK' n: th lowest.
THE
Mei: - sweater In .-anlina'
and uavy ti.at were k clear
aner price
Men sweatters in aarue color
aa above that were ?5c, clear
ance prlee
Men Mackinaw, plain and
, fancy color, were 12. oo aad
r . ctaanuiee prl 14I
Mai i duok u. allcke:
lined, that were fc:.5o, -ktar-anoe
price
Men dock i-.iau b
hlanket lioet. that were
IHH cleaiance price
Men duck u Uteri blanket
. lined, tbat were S, learaant
Kljjprt.
tiev
us
IXT.U 4 V. .1 I -f - i L i
JtCo tae largest and mint varied MturtiMDI
in Ivist.'rn repn. and our price? art- rte9golfl"d as
Ql
:
PEOPLES
Laaai pjwportioii w
OUB BfOCB A KF. FKE8H
SKW H(M. K KC B I V F D
WITHIN TBI PAST Bin
WEEKK
Discount on all
A LIBERAL Iih7ot
FROM PBICBH Atitl?
SHOES.SSBss
Men's Shoes
Sat ;ii Calf, lact or OODffrtii
were J .00 now f
Heavy congreti, splendid working
sn,vV were 1 a0 now
He.t Satin alf. lace or omgret".
I xtra lolc wwre l! 50 now
Railroad Shoe John Helen make
lare or fongres wei f" now
"Railroad King." OombinttioO
h,,. wen 1.00 now
Burt A Packard ' alf Hal GL.be
cap were 00 now
Cfmtelt'l Boi ca!t. lea lined, lace
Sluie were 4 .00 now
I roesett 'iii kid. lea lined, laee
Shm- were 4.00 warn
Smith Wallat-e. high rut. Kaugroo
calf Shoe were oW now
niylish. excwlent
wert 8.W now
'oil Skir
wear
Hal
IJ8
1 29
1.97
.147
tm
: :v.
2 99
3 10
J 47
2J8
Ladies' Shoes
Kid Shoe, lac- or button
...... were US now$ ,
il Grain, button shin'
were 1.50 uow
Fine Kid, button shoe-, pat. toe
tjPs were 2.50 nm 14
r amp Iongola Kid haavj
button Shoe WWe 2.(10 no 1 R
Spring Heel, tint Kid. lace or
button were S.M n.v 1.911
Fine Kid Lace Shoe, beal ri;ular
2. SO Shoe made Were 2.50 now i Tji
Dongola Kid. tuacy finish
wer. 2 50 imw J)
Higli cut. Storm Hoots
were 8.00 and 8.50 no (J
Finest Vici Kid-chrome kid lined
lace were 3.50 now
Huckle Arctic, regnt toe
were 1 .00 noa 40
on Boy's Shoes.
Discount on Curl's Shoes.
Discount on Babies9 Shoes.
Bixby's Combination Shoe Dressing large size 1 0c, small 5c
WAREHOUSE
ttWaMaMMMawyaiaiwaa ijM,jtujij;jS,.
NORMAL SCHOOL HA6
A LARGE ENROLLMENT
Tnae. 1c- St.e-j vars Put voro
en tn New Building Advancing
Rapidly
Wwator. Jac fka int.- t-rn'.
01 the nornial .-..' i-uai. oc Prt
da; of la eK Th nrollmvat up
to dat .- ar. i tni)rv.-nin hh: that
of kaat itb aro hid tali to be the
laeot. the n'-hcH) ha knnr. for
en! Vear pa.:
Work ob th o' norma! hulldlna
l advauciDK rapidb and It will be
raady (o ueriiiani aitout Fetmiaey
15.
The PanB-r HaaW m Wetm
1 1 . er tba: ; th- ir. ilini: a-
A. I'hllliiUk ih hulldinf a nine-room
aw on hi lot at the corner of
Washington and Main atreeta.
fharleH Taylor of the Ann of Tay
In: a laroian left today (or Spokane
to attend the meetinc of the Caah
jajfi t'nion to be held In that
rtU early Jn the week.
Count Surveyor Macomler wa in
WaatM Friday adjtuting line and
ttiua 'rnem for aevera! people
l.utb i a Sh''ienl--iaer bar a
.oi a tla- lfh John "imirii.n
tb Weatoa tore.
Hlabop K fatie or the L". B.
buretj iron: Filmont Oi arrived In
i or lait alaiit The iiiahnp n
pet to apend a week or ten day? it.
Weaton eoBductinR a revira! Baal
ing
On Saturday Robert Jameson
bought (or the PaciRc Coaa: Bberatoi
ompan) ' busbeb ol wheat at
I ' eenta net.
NEW VEAR S DAY MEETING
THE ADAMS TRAGEDv
WCYCLISl MAIL will RFTl'RN 10 AMERICA TO RACK.
ia aaid m lie a pkai
i-a and me.- our
who partietpalad In tb rei ent aix da -oi.
i at p ad rtaiagj Ha lataaaa t return la
in
Tn FicU at tc the Snooting o
Young Wnittl by Mm Lava
dort
The Advance puoiiaoeo at Auaaiii
aay it did not intend to rafw to the
Wbitel) lvadore imbroglio in that
place but iince outaiiU paper ba
publiahed different kinds of torie
-on-rnlnc it the Advance 1U (tee
the facts aa follow
Iji! Sunday eveninn Mr Whttal
went up to the home o: Ron- Mel
att) where MUi luivadore baplM-nei:
to lie MiM-niliiic the evening aud eu'
word in lor her to om out a h
wanted to ee hei When he an.,
out be told hei tha' he -ou! not take
bar to a certain daare for which b
bail her rompan engagvo and ah
got augn anS they ban aon word
wher. he w.mt oark in the houae
picket! up a caac aalte and rtarte' out
'. and John Pichette a young mar. a'
th hom stepped up to her and too
th. Km!.- away from her h '.hi:
w.-nt out and told Whitel) U katri
a- at iU not want him and Mia
adore to have an trouble there
.Mr Whitely thereupon cam. obwi
town and later waa going up acroa
the flat toward hla home Ir th
m.-antim. .Mia l.avador ba gun
horn, and being in a hyaterl. a:
tion had picked up a amall rat
and iitarte.' out and ber mother to',
lowed ber Mr Carpenter inv
Ot Mia lvaUorei net Mr White.
near hm home while (oIlowmK Mlaa
Millit atopped and aaked him about
the trouble tteta-een run ant: M
Millie When she aixike Mlllii
had U-en standing with her baek in
taaan. wbirled around thivw ap he
xun and flred. bill Wnitel Kr..H...
up bee band and th rniller , ., .
harniiel'. avaf hi he-t; Ha taag
lertook to taite th.- gun ,ia (roa
her and while they were atrugghriK
Mr Carpenter ithe stepfather i can,,
ap ami knocked Whitely dr. i ton
tan Kin from bim and after fiMi.r
it. sou.e chistivm. n- wen- ..(f Mr
Whitely ha left for parts unknowr.
Th affair waa bar. kihi'.h: iti
laggcration and it i now a tnint;
of the past and a there i no lesson
which will be loarned by udnhtng It
over, we had not intended 10
to It at length until H was mad.
ne' eaaary by the article aforaaald If
the law had beer, invoked or both
parties had remained In the vl nr
it would have oeen dlffer.-n'
a Suoscioc Describes Se-. r at
tne Indian Mission Cnurcn
K M O'Hnec a resident of latal
Pendleton, attended the Se Year'
da? service at the Mission Indian
church on the I'mattlla reservation
Me writes to the Kh OregoniaL I un
rning the services:
Receiving an invltatioi. itl .. num.
oer of other to attend the N'.
Years day meeting and dinner at th
Mission church given ae a nwaarail
ta then- nnaist- Kiiin n Pond who
iool goe iron. be. to i4ipwa: it
was our pleasure to luten to th aai
course o: thi minister to hi M-iiie
.11 then owi. language which seemed
to m vat) bumble and devout W
were er gMgf imprewaeil with the
earaeat uevotion of all of the people
ir. attetiuun ui.i . .'. i.-d to
think ot Ht I'd. i, aid tit a
truth. I perceive that God is no re--peeler
ot i. moos inn in every us
tior. i,e that fearetn Hun and work
-th righteousness is Maeptaa itii
Him A: toe i oncnision prayer was
oflenc bj t.aah Cash. Hymn acre
ung u ut. -.alk during the .lis
'ir. - .I,. . the miniate to.
..e.: i th, eiaers tJtui Kouiiinaoa
Ann. Pond and Philip Mintborr
iased down the aisle shaking aaaaa
'' Ml ai tiapp Sew Year Tba
ongregawon tl.en pasaed ou of dmra
' ii a holloa square ami
IbWaaasJ li hor? address a) if.r
:iai. i" atlaaaai i young Cash Oatb.
- iaased arouni' i!.o
iug nands and iabing a frapp Maw
aa k ai. Young Caah Caah agblb
l laaaa nrented to some aj bai
. p)e bj tiir lamented Lr Whitman.
an. ago. He ,..emelt to s
gard it as almoat aacred and remark j
ad that he wanted to keep it (or a
long time
The dinner wg prepared at the'
ia'4onae iireaumably under tin- 'li-1
tr.e committee CbarMa
W sruer Alto-n Min'io.n. aad Qen
'.able, for soon we ware awnimoiied
t partaki of a Imunttful repa' con
ill :.k of meats, ftah. nice white light
pie cgkes of dlfleren varie
- aaaaad irults and vegetables tea
Mi et After dinner we turned
nomeward being highly pleased tad
aotiai the protrrnas of the, pe-.,,).
tioth apirituallv and temiorallv
R M O-brikv
Twc Oesgonians r New York.
Twi kiegonian walking down
lirttttfwa. New York, one da early
in the current month stopped lor a
kaotaaai to admire a display of (reab
"tut in the show w indow ol the cele
brated Hicks establishment, at the
. oruer o: Twenty seventh atreet. The
xhlbit wan one of amazing variety
and beauty and suitable tc the sea
son. and was especially rich In win
tai and tall apples The red Spftren
barg made the btaeaai show, while
ill. gr.-er and yellow Newtowu llp
tm was xcarcely less conspicuous
IPC what attracted and Interested the
".'.ii.- ever nuir. that the fruit
Itaafl was the fact that each and
atari lockage bora an Oregon label.
Mo ., interesting still, 'lie sidewalk
In front of the store lo a conalder-
alii, illstanie wa covered with half
ir apple ea-h bearing a pri
vat- adres. aonie m tola cuwatry . bwt
rate :mmie: Ui 'he other sltle
if the Atlantic Almoat ever miiti
i BarofM as included in the jo
r more loreigr. addreaaea. far the
larger number
Prance
etng in Rniasf
Living or Wild Horse
Wild hor. ne at is the pnatist.
tide ui loo 'I sei-uc wat I
the desert diatrictf nt the
I ui. a epon- aa
eosBi lion. 'Io n The bus a1 th
.Hher meat are too expessi' anal
Height or e.ire- oarge r aafj
ons ent the wild aanw aaa
take plan rreoueatl) ta uhal
doing phratlful i "j
Mllfurd and Calicntse TBf
men say the mea' is not had espesj
I ly when It l 'he only fresfc 1
i talnalde
Pk.. k. mar In PradBBSl 4
well as the hsndsoBiett aa stawa
, are melted to call on
and get free a trial battn Bf laan
remedy that Is Rusrateed to
..lu. all nhrnnlr and SOW BISgaH
...i i km. ami eaagawaaaa
Price lie and 50. Tw sab af Ta
man a Co.. sole aganta.
Slow Healing
Sores
as
lTith r
nr i e- 'r troubles
at ulcers. A . utoraay
the nVh icrsis ta a I
nature Mn: i'il
halm in the form of heaUa " i..hih; bbbj
. I L.I - .. r- ' Ui feSBBl
.av.'.n is iiBica wiui )s...'ii'' V sss gb
effete matter, a slight eeratch ..r auissioa af
.t 'toe a t catering goto, tsBV rHT" bBaWf
awoUen joinu and iaAaaoei gutnda often break out iuio onenaije, gy
A y i . uivs a iii'iisce tu heaitn , n"t JXJSwb
in a ebrou.c utr of luflanitnau.in. but every ork u avd iaw
s - .., .. rcwaataM If an na - "r' ibwss
aad nr.. .,i o we;: until the svatem ia relieved of it lemba low
...... mc in'nj.1 o ontuaiiin.tsa. ao umiir e " .
aota kisd a-e j;.- to become ohraaic and often develop
Sore aa 1 utoaa aj .ginnf with a aewawaiffS
oftan iai'etl bv tmvertv of - . ' was oae asaa
s seal ana ku
the bit
slow ,r. br
bv lone cotitmued
n :..
hver, th
Wi .. and aaaiab waa
h'. i.u ob two tri
fll i'.e,.r
Btr . the
ai. ! t.' V
lion Tht
last son,.
torpid
- ol mercury, or
:e ! toda
ilr.v oi the b.ood
m n the oustitw
llWgaC Mire
" lor yean, eat
WJW sStsn. v i "-: si(BV
pa Hot aprl-gsaa- Fg-.
kat aaa t mo puroe.
have a7 lea u-T kega a
. . J - ; aa UD.VM
aeasJiafM 1 natf awaj ----a. - t-
a i i.j.a aw ban ir V a sj
WidUU igMaUUtw - e . .
take your aaeatlalwa, wad l
mto the f.crh. muaclaa.
tiv - anr. e en down lntn
tu . My leg is T'ub iS
8 . win do whop thB "aaaaas?
baa uaaaa entirely and my bow" -
wonderfully.
os aV6.
. a
V . - i a- irainaaev
ueiata'
Taw Sohwarxschild A- s K.
Co of Chicago, purchased alive ait
li? ir li sounds a lot oi st.-ert
ost in lie-: l7.7k per 100 pounds
a, weight alive 1 ll7 lailll.d
z. weight of eaixaaaet 1.010
o inda i - n entage of beef 7 s high
est oo record at Chicago for a ca-oad.
e bow in HMfg a tax upon the seatem that it I hard for the p -
wjcui-rtr .1, .; pie nialadv often prove fatal n to the be
N' .quKklvorburely teatore loet atiwnitth and yiulit " . s
fe ...i r for thi laeveraat fonoa of J aal
that o..e the eruptiona and aorrs tiiut sap w',aB
R 6 S w the ouly grtaranteel pure ltt
tsiuah arawnk or other hurt.ul dn.
bTnLiting
nder tl
if tt
our p!i
m tbua-nddinK tl
Hail aud iMinibl At the aiue lwi
. . n.. .. l. s. a anat the Am i'
i i ... i .i. v. la. sores or
hoi wuiiiwiu,i.iw . rara
. ,l...r risk your oww
. -in rxpeneucea nuow
wnen vou tan get i
p2S
, gr.-
oiaa airt "fTT
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