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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1902)
4 MHM OMmilMHM T Tiir nnninnniPTP day more of i lift unbHRnuiaia UR SPECIAL SALE 1 A NEW FIRF. CHIEF FOR THF PHi! IP!1M ISLANDS fl(,v more of our Immense January Ut ar- t twine t hflM oomina ten du we make von I i. i - -r - I Inuiirnn vl ni ire , v .., H n ,, I filler J """( T t0-je who have not wen our prices during tins t wjH gntl it great advantage to come and f ia0 lnvwtigtwn (,ur s Goods, Silk, Domestics, Woolen UodtrWMUP, Hosiery. Corsets, Shoes, Muslin Underwear, x , w. .iL o L Lit () VLU WWMB, oinv Everything In Men's Goods, x I.uamJmk Ham AfiiMMnt Cleave j Audit tor Famous Son sis Shoes. bPOKANE NEXT MEETING PLACE FOR FRUIT MEN. ERS' BEST FLOUR laaaae n1""'' bread Mi Bywr' aVai Plow, it took Bn( MMtan it the OhlBBfO World V Fair over nil competi tion, and tvs cnlliit Mtialactinn wherever tnel Kfn ' I mierantwd. We. have the Unt hichu 01 Bailey, aed Kye and Heardleer Barley. HDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor iolinc Engine for Sale ikme powci .iHolint: engine with pipes and fittings, oil t.mk Blanks, everything necessary to set up and operate. Engine . . t j are all new, lieing in use oniy a lew weens tuvcrv economical and guaranteed to lie satisfactory. Prici . . A .1.1 niwinK liuiiii;'- uuirss Hast Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon. Dr. N. G. Blalock Is President tor the Tenth Time Sire of New Box Adopted. W.'illn Walla. Jan. M.0yofcUM ' to hi tin meeting place for the tenth 1 nnniml convention of the Frultttrow r' Aoclatlon "f the Northwest Which cloaed Ut nesalon in this city last night. Unanimously tho bod decided ti meet at Stinknn. next year, anil in addition to the revular hiisl , iiPBs. a collection of fmlt Is to be fathered BJ the memhem and taken to Spokane for exhibition pnrpnspa. It la proponed to make this exhibition Strictly representative of nil aectlona of the territory represented In the as sedation About the last work rloiic by the Convention vhf the election of offl eon. Df. N 0 ninloek was for the tenth tinn e'eet.'d president, by unan iBiOttB rota of the association Vice , preatdeata chosen were as follows: Waahtagtofl, B BoBfrtor, f'oifax: Idaho Bdjrar Wilson. Botee; British Oolunbio, PfofaoOOT Anderson. Mon tana, S. M. Pm ty, Hozcinan: Oregon B. 1 Smith. Hoorl River: seeietary. M. Bolater, Bpokam tnoauror, w. s Offn.r Walln WiIIo. Th. aaaOClattOD renewed 'It. In donenoM or the Washington stand Rrd apple bOX, with measurements as iollows: mvxl I '..xlN Inrhes inside and thi ipocJal or California box. 10a llsjo tnctiot InaMe, An effort win b ninde to so. lire General use of the bona In tka markets of tho North West The aaaocliitlon named a eomtnli toa OB legislation, whbdi with tb . t'rnlt inspectors will endeavor to se ! cure lafialatlon favorable to the (rail iliilustiv The committee consists o Professor A V. Plpei, of the Wnsl lagtOB AKrlcnltiiral OollafjOl I Smith, of Hood River, Or C A: Tee. enson. Tacoma : Professor Henderson, or the 1'nlverslty of Idaho: F Wn' (Iron, nntall, Wash W L l.atobf. Pullman Wash . Professor A 11 f'oi ' dley, Oreiton 4glhMltml OollOft Corvallls. , The association considered at leiiKtb every pest which Infests the NorthwcHt. und In most ens. renu dkhj effective nnd sure had I n triad and Kenernlh wen QOdOratOOd tO ba used all over the ti-rrltory. Methods of don.r tin' won won flliinaiafl and nook wah galaod by the latorokaavt i of lib us nicl plans The plantini: and proper chic of rams ofohaida wai Ijrlvan attoatloa by C. L. Smith, of Mlnnesotn who wai preaeol at the re' ipicst of the OfOflOO Kailroad K- Navl ntton Compuin Packing' picking ,aai PJ ' jfl B' Annual Cntrance Sale Hugh J. Bonner, former chief t the New York fire department, haa been selected by President Roosevt.t to take chargr of the Manila de triment, and educate the Filipinos In Amenran w)t of fue fighting. ud aaaeketlni fraH aaa a aubjaet i general ISlportaOce, and a nnnibi i nl methods nnd plaai arora advaBoad In i ireiron the now. is do nil the plcl I nnd parkins'. Ib WaahlBirtoo tho frail U plcl.e.l In the DOtBBUaalOtl men I: niiny cases and always packed by i hem It wns found thut a most M ion dl nary inail t had hi en open" Bp and is botBI OpOBOd for N'orthwcsi rrnlt. straw beri'les haxl'it bOOl Bklp pad to Liverpool Hoaf KOB and DaBraoB) ajtivtu in dim eoodltlon. Prices (Berally Iih.' boea and hi IiIkIi. and proafMCtl lot lh future ire hrla-ht. Wei Ing Th res' ti little o i p U M lltlnoa Ina i 'i pld liver M Mo. is a Cey. ,.r those tireless Or K Bfa New Life S ivs leisy riir- llitndlce, bllllniisness. fever ninl n.-.o They b.inish elck licndnehe drive "id 'lulirla. N-ver ctipa of aroakoa Imatl taato nice, i work wonders Trj then 26c at TallBBBJI av Co.'a. The tut boat and pllOtBaa B0T1 al tin mouth of the Columbia rue. 'was shown to be hlnhh i. tt'o n-nt a' !'h. IIKetlnx ol the trustees of th.' ! hull) Ik r of COBMOBPO Lai pets. Wall paper Matting ( ace Ctirtilni Portlers Bim discount all along the line. Regular Bar gain Counter. Those who come lii 'M will have first choice. Hig disLounl on all sewing in dunes N( w mat hinwi Itorri f up. so mid liand inachinoa ft.int to $ to just irrived lot tin apring trado a it w Oriental ruga Conn mal bob than Jesse Failing M .mi Sti he Peoples Warehouse adies' and Children's Inderwear Dntil the closing of our t9tfa Annual Clearance Sale we will put our stock ot ludiex' and obil dren'8 Underwear at prices never heurd of be foiv : Ko UhUdnn,l (JniOO 8ui In, clearance iftle prioi I4c W fomen'l Uaiea Suite, Cleunuue sale price 29c tal Hosiery Reduced Thf best value ever offered at Ar 20c, clearance gale price. Ladies Jackets Wonderful values This season's latest iuipnrtat ion all at rha'ance sale pr een. i' 00 values at olsarSOOi sale price y.'K) values at oU nance sile price lO.tK) values a cl-arance sale price l ' iK) values at Heaiancc sale price 18.90 values a clearance sale price 24 00 values at clearam i' sale price Electric teal I oa- with tail ornament reduced t. 8 Mi 4.7.r 'i 00 7 "( 0.45 1 2.4 $1.19 mSHOESm There is nothing more servicable than box calf We offer vou a Minre-' Hox al shoe $2 (M) values at A llDdeV li'Jt calf shtje $1 .75 value at $(.45 $f.25 Men's Overcoats Antlher great cut, another bold llaahing ot prices which makes this by far the gmltal money NeVing olothiag event of the sea s ill Note I he RpduOiionH. Men's Overcoats v..iii, j 10, 7 H and BO bob $5.50 Men's Overcoats Worth l.' II8.AU, anl 1 16, BjO $9.95 Men,s Overcoats Worth 1 1'. Vi. lis and BOW v $15.90 gHP All bajf't youth's and ehiid's overeoats ledm eil in tlx- same proportion WHEN WE SAY SO IT'S TRUE. 4 FLFTH ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
