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SPECIAL SALE
vh more of our Immense January- Clear-
nnrii'i: th'1? coming ten days we make you
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L0f pricet, unsuryaascu prices on evervuting
je vho l av- not seeO our prices during this
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Will mill 41 fS,v"v i 1 1 "0' wv warn anu
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Goods. Silk, Domestics,
Woolen I nderwear. Hosiery,
Corsets, Shoes, Muslin I'ndcrwcar.
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D wear viihu,
Everything in Men's (roods.
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THE WONDERFUL CHU,D
PIANIST 18 COMING
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e Alexander uepanmeni Diore, i
Audit tor Famous Sris Shoo.
soline Engine for Sale
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art-all new, onne in use oniv a trw weeks.
is very economical and guaranteed to te satisfactory. Price
East Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon.
She Hat Played Before Kings and
Emperora in Many Foreign Coun
tries The Children Especially In
terested Paloms In coming, the child pi
anist who charmed the people of Pen
dleton two years ago with her won
Octfal playtnK of classical numbers.
It will he an engagement that wlll.at-
tract the musical people, and . also
all of the children. Indeed. It wJll' be
jthe, general desire to witness Pa
loma's marvellous rendltlona. which
have been Improved very much dur
ing the tw years hat has intervene!
'between her last appearance here
land the present time She has been
i a pupil of the world's famous Herr
t Thllo Backer, of the LttfBtl Conser
vatory and pupil of Krause. And her
tutelage lias added munh of art to her
1 work.
The contract with Paloma was
signed yesterday, and calls- Tor her
appearance here on .January II, one
' week from tomorrow night. She will
' come to Pendleton, where she Is to
! play before the students of Whitman
Cottage iter appearance In Seattle
land Portland and all the other coast
Cities has been the occasion for en
thusiastic testimonials of her excel
lence.
Keuardlnn the report that she was
ill a y.-nr ago. it Is found that there Is
I no truth In the story. At the time,
she was in Switzerland, and enjoying
the best of health. She was. In fact
I giving concerts before crowned
I heads during the season when she
was there
Prices have been eMd at So cents
for adults, and M cents for children
under twelve, nil school children will
be admitted for M cents
chertirtrrs In "Human Hearts."
those particularly adapted to Impcr
sonate the type of people living in
the state of Arkansas
"Human Hearts" Is announced for
the 2Jth
Diamond Bros' Minstrels.
The. Sioux City .Iowa. Journal sas
of this show"; " (he Diamond Bros.'
Pig White Minstrels opened a two
nights' engagement at the Orand last
night to a packed house which be
stowed liberal applause on the per
formance The company presented
a better program than SU other tnin
strel company that ever"vlsited this
city. The work of Its comedians.
S Hood. F Hon on. ( Oarfleld. f
Gallagher. J. Hyan and (1 Wiltama
met with especial success of the
house their Jokes being new and
therefore something of a noT,lt
The Olio - work was excellent and
startling throughout." At the Kra
xer Jan. '24.
"Rupert of HenUau." Jan. 28.
. The dramatization of that master
ly romance,, "Rupert of Hortt7.au." the
sequel to Anthony Hope's "The Prls
0D4 r MsMlda,'' has afforded BpDOl
t unity for another stage favorite the
romantic hero. The dashing Has
sendyll of the "Prisoner of Zen. In'
appears once more In "Rupert of
Hentr.au. " a,nd Is made to achieve
even more dashing and romantic
things than in the first Zenda story.
The duel In the third act of "Rupert
,ii Hent7.au." In particular, offers
a scene more stirring In Its action
nnd un:.uc In Its climax than anv
thing yet attempted In the romantic
drama.
Murry and Mack.
Local theater goers are keenly In
terested In the coming engagement
of the original Mum and Mai k ami
their latest laughing vehicle. Shoot
ng the Chutes." which will be tue
setited at the Kiacr on January '.Mi
ofMtWW there Is an Indescribable
strength in the title of "Shooting the
Chutes." which appeals with a sort of
magnet le Influence to the amuse
nient loving public.
EXPECT RESULTS
between the reformers and the re
form administration.
WEDDED IN WALLA WALLA.
expect people to know what
you have to sell If you don't
WDO YOU
ADVERTISE?
unlM it advertises
Human Hearts Jan. 2.
The distinctly American play de.
pends to a great extent on the por
trayal Of character and scenes which
are to a degree of a local nature
Thus "Shore Acres" deals with the
Inhabitants of the coast of Maine;
"The Old Homestead with the na
;!. ; ' " Hnmiishlre and "Human
( Hearts' . which Is shortly to be seen
here, with the peaceful lives of those
' who live In the picturesque Arkansas
Hills Admitting as It does or elab
.orate scenic effects this advantage.
It la said. Manager W K Nankevllle
I has eagerly seized to supply to his
j patrons something out of the ordl
I nary In the way of stage illusion
It is also stated that he has scrim d
the services of at) exceptionally good
'ompany for the portrayal of the
MISCALLED "HAIR TONICS.
Mout Hair Preparations Are Merely
Scalp Irritants, of No Value.
dost hair preparations are mere
scalp Irritants, miscalled hair tonics
When hair Is brittle, luaterless and 1
begins to fall out. the dandruff germ
Is getting In Its deadly worn hi i'u
root, sapping the vitality. Since s
ence discovered that dandruff Is a
germ disease there has been only one
preparation put on the market that
will actually destroy the dandruff
germ and that is Newbro's Herplclde.
It allays itching Instnntly. destroys
the germ: and the falling hair stops,
and hair grows luxuriantly. Ask your
druggist for Herplclde It allays Itch
ins Instantly, makes hair grow
TROUBLES OF THE
REFORMING MAYOR.
Seth Low Already Draws Forth Cnti
elsm From Parkhurst. on New
York's Situation.
Seth Low has been mayor of ll peat
er New York for only a few days,
when he finds that 'the fierce light
that biats about a throne" has made
lilm a target of criticism, for not so
soon as this showing some fruits from
he lampalgn of reform that placed
him In the office.
Dr. Ch.trlcs 'it. Parkhurst gave out
a letter addressed to Mr Low which
had been adopted b the executive
commit t -o of the loctttj for the Pre
vent Ion of I'rlnio. of which Mr Park
burst is president The opening para
uraph reads
"While thS So, Ictj for the Proven
Hon of Crime counts Itself distinctly
an all of the present municipal ad
ministi .nun. tl i are certain priucl
ides of action to which e hnve uni
formly adhered and whirr are deem it
incumbent MOB OUrMlVM to pursue
and to urge, even at lie risk ol ex
eeptlng the edd polii ) of :hosc whom
yU' Mil I like t. all ri ipei ts lo si
otul anil support In all oiii past a,
tivlty as a SOCtOt we h;n. procaedetl
uion the distinct HBdontSndlBI that
law exists lor the purpose of being
obeyed.1
The letter noes on to SO) thai I ha
first two weeks Of the present rafjBM
h.ne made it "entirely Indetlmi. at
to what civic righteousness in this
' it is and what It Is not. ami to
that extent 11 has operated to put the
reform administration In the mime
Vfjmlual attitude towaill law as was;
that occupied by the administrations:
of "2. '3. M7. and left." It deplores;
the fact that "while chartered by the
state to Jahor forthe prevention at,
crime,, the society Is not quite certain
any tOBgOf whnt Is crime" and says (
that the "atmosphere Is clouded by'
ambiguity emanating from admlnls
trail Ye Incertitude. " and that "the sit
nation is morally Intolerable." The (
letter further says that "there Is not
fOf much to choose between a Tain
many administration that has bail
principles and a reform .idmlnlstia
lion thai has good principle" but la
afraid to use them "
The letter which Is signed by Hi
Parkhurst. concludes by demanding
of Mayor Low that "you brace your
administration In accord with your
oath," and that he summon resources
at his command to the work ot "Imnk
I) and resolutely suppressing open or
i landestlne violations of rrcognlred
statutes."
This action Is construed as a breai h
Mo-M
L. 0. Picket and Miss Marqaret
intyrs Married and Move to
irnsbury.
Wallla Well.v Jan '- l.ewla O.
n kel tin Ua TUigaret A Mcln
tie bcih Alhe-ia. werv married
Tui'sdav nifbl la this city, and at
once left for niensiiurg. whrte they
will reside Mr Picket Is a pholog
raher and I at been In business at
Athena Rev .1 M. Morris, of the
Christian church, performed the ceremony.
For Sale!
Eight lots with dwelling iod !.rn,
$3,000
I louse lias seven rooms, hath,
cellar ami wood lituise, i itv water,
J Jxase1 TTi i i In 4 nil stene OBBdStiOak
Also (QUI lots ami new olt u;r,
$1,250
Two lots iml lionsc, Hi.o.ki. part
cash, reasonable time on lalamc,
oi will sll on installments. See
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WUNN Co."'B- :sm
he Peoples Warehouse
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Ladies9 and Children's
Underwear
Until the elosiug of our J 2th Annual Irarance
Sale we will put our stock of laduV and ''hil
dren's Underwear at prices never heard f he
iorr-:
26c Children's Union Suits,
clearance ta!- I""' 1
;ik Women'ts Union Suits. 2Qr
learance sale prion
Wool Hosiery Reduced
The heat value ever offered at Ar
20. 1, clearance Bale t ri' c. w
Ladies Jackets
Wonderful values
Thin aBABon's latest Importation, all at olei tool
sale pr-nea.
$7 06 val'ies at clearan' - sal- pn f o
y.5J values at clearance sale price 4.7S
10.00 values a clearance sale pr.ee oW
15 ()0 valued at cleaiauco aale pi we Jjj
1 J BO ealttBO a' clearance sale p m 1
24.00 values ai clearance aale Tioe
Klectrw seal boas with tail ornaments, reduced to fl.l
Men's Overcoats
Aootbaff ):reat rut, another Ixtld xlasliin of
prices which makes this by far tin- reateat
tnuney saving olotbing I vent ol the It ason
Note the reduction-'.
Men's Overcoats .
Worth f H.Ms, 7 M) and
t (Si now
$5.50
Men's Overcoats ZfaH? ,,w $9.95
Men's Overcoats SSeVtti $!3o
All boy's youth'i and child's ovtroosli raduotd
in the rami' proportion .
WHEN WE SAY SO IT'S TRUE.
There is nothing more servicable
than box calf
$1.45
SJ.25
We offer von Miaaet1 BoJ alf
- iioe $2 OXj valutta at.
A Chlds Boi aif shoe $1 78
value at
TWFLFTH ANNUAL CLtAKANtt $A
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