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WBDNNSDA1 JANUARY ! 9, I HAVE VOU 8 BEN oi'K PRtUEB ON Felt Slippers, Felt Shoes and Jersey Leggtns A PACIFIC COAST flIRI WHO MARRIES A PRINCE -ITKII LONESOME! you Foil LADIES, MIHHI.H AND CHILDREN! BBS 01 R WINDOW DISPLAY Wli MB atlnnl to htm wet fe't WM you dM htt) rabbm at Mota pttotti LaditM Storm rubbers, 201 MitMl Storm rubbrrs. 15c Child'! Storm rubbers, ro Dindinger, Wilson & Co. BlICCMtOI t" Cle.ivri BfOt, CLASSIFIED ADS. An interesting Page in the Daily East Oregonlan. The Bast Oroiionlan solicits clasat fled ads. llttl! aits statins: the wants of the people. Tho expense of theac ads U small, from 16 cents up. Through them much Information can be convoyed. You can toll your neigh bor vhat you have to trade for aome thliiK for which you have n need, but you cannot tell from 10X) to BOOO peo ple iM; fact. These ads will do that for you. With the aid of them you can get value for your surplus things: you can supply your wants; arti cles that you can not sell in any other wav and all for a amall sum of money, from lf cents for one Inser tion to $1 for 10 or more. You may want to hire a man or woman. A want ad will hit the spot. You may want employment Try an ad for 16 cents to 60 cents You may want to buy something. Tr n want ad. YOU mav wish to sell something. A "For Hale" ad will fill the bill Ynii may want to trade a wheelbar row for a grindstone. The wheelbar row you have no need for; the grind stone the other fellow has no need for. The little ad expressing your wishes will do the husine., at .1 small expense. Why not try It? Have you a house to rent? A room to rent? Do you want to rent a house or a room? A want ad will be effec tive The cost is little, the result sat isfactory. Try one. There Is no more effective way of advertising, and the price Is within the reach of all. Look over the "classified ad" col umns and use them when you want to tell or buy something; when you want to make a trade: when you want to give employment; when you want employment: when you want to lend or borrow money; when you Special Offer. For the last week of our hook sale, ending Saturday, February 1 (llbaon's Drawing, $6.00, now 13.85 Webster's Unabridged DtellMMta $4.85 Famous I) 1110. standard 76- edition 42c Oilt top in 1110. standard 101 editions 22c TALLMAN & GO. THb LEADING DRUGGISTS. . . . r , V 1 CO -IDING SEA lunu-"1 .. Umm l ...l ! l n-ckl r I'lurliln. Florida bOjm hiivr one kln.l of -xcii . . 1 ': ,1, 1 1,,. vounir folk 01 BMW K3225 US. - BACHELORS W.LL HAVE ,.,., t, of catching Uie huge seaturtlei home of their own which frequent the bays ..long t ham mast of Florida, ThetOItlM Not t0 Marry, But to Set up a Club fro,,, wlneh i- ",aile til.- green a in ... ...clfinnlnl fnre. BT1 sour " mm hum ' and Live by Themselves. 'No more lintels for us. We i.re . online. 1 bj the fishermen In huge pemi K((lnK t Ht home and hoard at r nirtli 1 rawls." consisting of fence! 1 (U arne place." Those are the dee extending front the shore out into tlx nl0nB of live of Pendleton's well ,1. r When the flahernMB wanta 1 Kiown bachelors, to-wlt: J. J Hal 11. 1 .. . err.it turtle for market one 01 Ii,e n"., whose shinv brown bn.lv Is ttrlpf - we? leray, Bluer P. Dodo, t'has. Marsh, 0 K. Maeoinlie, and II. V. Carpenter, who sa they have bid farewell to hotel lite and will live at their own iMiinet hereafter. Thoy are not go ln to be marled, however, ni at tuaai not to, a lew ,las, but have leased a 1 mulshed house on Kant Court street, at the corner ol (Irani, hired a Jup to keep house for them, and nxpnr.t to move into their new quarters .) the Bra I of the month. The beVt Vteasa ni their niany frlendB will attend 1 1 1 1 in In their now home. I ! 1 W' think of , 0. And J Wfuldn't t of USD,. t tVt.- '"K QUI otir 'amps. SOLO ON Miss Abbie Campbell, of San Jos.. Cal.. the bride of Prince David of Honolulu. She is a native of Hawaii. want to let or rent a house or room or atore. The want ad will supply your want. If you have a horse cc tray, or If you have lust a horse, or found a horse or other animal, you can not let so many people know of It In any other way as through these columns and at an expense that Is not worth considering Try an ad. It will pay. OF THE WEATHER a tratet) or thi uba. bare. stand In the prow ol Um km a i, is poshed from the ihONi Hi witches intently, and presently lx sees one of the big turtles taking I nap 01, the clear w hite send of the DOl tom lie dives quteklj . and, sn hnsilni down from behind, seises the turtl fatal hj its shell. Of course the turtle wakes p nitd. like 11 bucking brom -ho iH'gin- 1" hlh anil pluiu'e wildly abOOl seeking 10 throw Itapluckj ride,. Not sneeeedhaf in this. It .dares onleklj U the surface, where the l'N gets hi? first breath. Then down again it goe tearing through Ihe water and beal lag tin loam with Itafllpnere. Bnl it rii'er never let go for .1 11, 011, cut. nni presently the great turth- grows e hnuntril. and tin' hOJT, hj lifting on tin front end of the shell forei-s it to tin boat, where it IsqUlCMl) loaded alie n-'1 and taken uwav to market It is great snort and the bovs enio it as much a.- our w-atern buys like n lively young pony to ride.- Chicago Ueeord. Child Worth Millions. "M) child la worth millions to me," says Mrs. alary Ulrd, of Harrlshurg, Pa,, "yet I would have lost her by crOUp had I not purchase,! a bottle Ona Minute Cough Cure." One Minute Cough Cure Is sure cure for ougha, croup and throat and lung troubles, An abHolutely safe cure blch acts Immediately. Tallman Co and Hrock McComas. Thi realdenta of the little town of Chaatarflald, In an isolated portion of RannoCM county, Idaho, are greatly ex iteti ove, tin appearnnce in that vi clnlt) of ni, eight-foot, hair-covered ' o, mtor. wis Owl Tea H Wo 1 her s PrioYCofftt T H ANSFl TIU CKlNi ST OR Ac, CR0WNER Bl T' truosr viv , TUTU I LL A NEWS People and Their Doings for the Past Week. Tutullla. Jau. 20. B. V. MeHltoy is down from Bnraka Plat, Wash wni re he Is working on n Jul, of seeding lor Charles Itohi man Sain Atklaa returned yesterday troni Praaootti erhars he went to re cover a horse which has been missliiK for two years. He found the horse also the blizzard, which raged impai tlally over Oregon and Washington last Friday and had as near an escape iron, freezing as he evei had 111 Ills life. There are a number of otln-i Cmatllla county horses up there. say Sam, whose brands have never been vented and for whom bills of sab have neve. In en given Mr and Mrs (! () Mill. : and V. Jr.. all have the grip. W. (llllett. Sr was taken serio,isl' III last week and had to give up worl, for a while. Andrew Nelson, went ut to his ranch at PraMOtl on llmdttj Mrs Andrew Nelson and faallj went down io Independence this week. k. L Isnkb, who is soasowbai 01 a wheat-raloer himself says that hull Hi. wheat in the county Is frozen out. (i. Light, who Is tanning on the res ervation eight miles southeast of Pen dleton ami CI, lis Nelson h Tutullla farmer both think the wheat in their SSOtlOII which is undei a blanket of snow, throe laches deep is ail right yet. M. .1 Poster and A. B MeCarty were up from Stage Qulch yesterday The blizzard which ragod last Prlda. did not slight Ktugc (luich and these gentle, ,)er. WOllbl like to see u little more snow 011 the wheat in that local ity this frosty weather. John Muir. who has been plowing over north ol Pendleton, had to aban don operations for the time being and came home last week. (i.-orgi Duggan, a former resident ot Tutullla who went east last fall, ha.s been heard from and like every body else wbo has ever tried the balmy air of Tutullla. the east has few attractions for him and be expects to return here In the near future OLD BOREAS ONCE MORE PLAYS AN ENGAGEMENT Occupies Center of Stage with Pal ling Thermometers as Asseisorles. Alter a day or two which showed a slight tendency toward moderation and making sev. nil attempts to snow, ttie norcurtaa around town have again dropped m the lowest point Last night, a slight north win 1 BptMg up and at 111 o'clock several lntrn ienis banging along Mum it recti ;e glstereit as low as - and :! below em. and at sl o'clock this morning low ' below w ,is I .,. Io il li 1 In .1 thermometer hanging in t'out of Brat It a- UcConaa' drug store on the corner 01 Main and Court streets, whili in other places they ran down to 0. 7 and s below. The government instrument registered f below this inorntng I 1 ' n wa- still ami the cold was not teli so much as at otln-i times when It was not so cob1 hut the wind was blowing. PER80NAL MENTtQN The Pendleton Shoe Company Have 500 pairs of Misses Shoes, thoy are Ml ling at, per pair F-oraner price from $1.50 to $1.7.1- 500 puirh Ohildfen'l Shoes at, jer pair ormer pricea from $1.39 to i.j5. $1.45 $1.20 besides !laay Bargains la rten'a and Ladles' Shoos DON'T PAIL TO QRT OUK 1 Idi-i s Pendleton Shoe Co. 645 Main Street, Pendleton, Orsgon. John Mill s ii, town iron, Helix Kev John Warren returneil last evening iron, lleppner. Miss Nora Watkins 01 Portland, Is the KUest ol 1 1 lends in Pendleton. Mrs. C S. Wheeler lelt yeaieruay evening for Athena to visit relatives K Blflhardaon, of I'ouieroy W ia and his brother D. II Itlchardson. of Holla are In town today. M H. Jones, representing tin Cies cent Ha king I'owdei Co.. ol Heattle. Is in town in the interests o the mm patty. Krank O'HMM and all, returned yesterday iron, I'ortlaud Mr CPHaora UMM MM Andrew Anderson and ays In- is getting along finely DoasOOfatlC OoMnty Central Couimlt leenian K I), lioyd left this alleruoon lor Portland to attend a meeting of tile state entral OOSaaUttes in that place tomorrow. trs Pre 1 liarpster. of California, who spent the past two weeks visit lag iter sister. Mrs Wesley Matlock. ieaves this evening for Missouri, to visit her old heme. Mis. A. M Haley entertained sev ; eral of her lady frieuds Tnaagaj alleruoon with a lady's afternoon party Cards were the principal feat tires of the entertainment Mrs Julia Kinney ,who has been I visiting her mother. Mrs. M K Kol BOgSi ami her sisters, for the past two ' months, was a passenger um the de layed train today on her return t her 1 home In Astoria. Working 24 Hours a Day. Theres no reet for those tireless little workers- l)r King,, New Life ' Pills. Millions are always busy cur ing torpid liver. Jaundice, bllllousness fever and ague. They banish sick headache, drive out Malaria Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 26c at Tallmatn A Co.'s. 4 gseeas say sai f OTVe w r LADIES' Warm House Slippers 75c to $1.50 ST. JOE STORE, THE LYONS MERCANTILE Warm Lined Shoes $1 25 to 2.50 Warm Slippers for Chdren J A SURPRISE In handsome lunula; is mm ill the moat aitt surprise that delight tnistri s- ol .1 lmnu, rsptat l 11. sin Ii new deiigib s art- showing 111 all line ,,s at, kept in an Peoples Warehouse Feetfitter. Victory at Last. hALLINU HAIR AND DANDRUFF CAN HI CI KI D OPALGINE The Latest Scientific Discovery Cures all forms of Scalp Diseases, such as. Dan druff, baldness &c , and will stop the Hair from Falling out. As a Dress ing it has no equal, keep the Scalp and Hair in a Healthy condition. Ti lgnsiure la oq awry box of Uw ncoalos Laxative Bronro-Quininei- Um rrntody it esses- m ui Im - Uur. John H. -tetsun hal regular price $6, closing out at $3.76 t 'leaver Bros Dry Ooeds Co. CO UPALUINE HAIR FOOD BALTlMUkE, MD. bsock a Meooaas, a, u Ht fai.wa HassMf, Up-to-Date, Ftrat Class Furnitore Storf Tin- largest stock from which tO mU i and all PricM dl) compttitiOD. Undertaking parlors in connccuu.. M. A. RADER. Main and Webb Streets 1'emlle.on, OfJ .sssr.t"" A Carload of Field Fei In all hs-Lifata, luat rtotivtd by Taylor, the Hardware 1 Farmers and Stockmen are invited U W Mr. Taylor's prices before buying elsewncn; ..... . . . 111 rlA.. Aitalta, timothy, liroinas lnermub. , other seedH in quaiiuiit i u,.m inquiries by mail will raosive pfomiW T. C. TAVI OR,the Hardware Vain mmm. Pendleton. OregoD POULTRY and EGGS International Poultry M Beef Meal gives them flavor. , Clamshells make them solid Mica grit aids digeson. Try a sample. C. F. COLESWORTHY. H.y, Orsln sod reap - 127 and 139 Eat Alta Sneet