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CLEARANCE SALE
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES
tVe will close out everything in ladies and children s
es regardless of cost. Watch the price:
ifo. 302, Ladles' 4.50, Cot Price, 2.60
to. 3 J 2. Ladies' 3.50. Ct Price, 2.45
jo, 3 J 7, Ladies' 3.00, Cot Price, 2.30
'Misses' and Children's reduced 30 to 50 per cent. See-
Jis believing. Don t fail to see before you buy.
PENDLETON POSTOFFICE
REPORT PKENOMINAL
EST (feev
iSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1903.
BREVITIES.
Howard, farm loans.
food fresh at Castle's.
Oratz's clam chowder
irythlng smokers want at Neu-
i,
Teutsch for shoe repairing.
fee repairing; we do the best.
icb.
is' cigar store for smoking art!
of all kinds. Patton's old stand.
e Oregon Dally Journal can be
i on sale at Frazier's book store,
its cigar store, Maioys om
, headquarters for smokers' sup
le Dally East Oregonlan Is on sale
ortland at the Rich news stand in
l! Perkins, and at the Hotel Port'
inted A good cook to cook for
i tersons. wages 126 per montn.
By at once at the Umatilla Indian
pal
er Sale Brick Duiimng with
nent, 50x90, on Main street. Good
lerty at a bargain. --Easy terms.
wade.
ranted Middle-aged woman or
In small family tor general house-
good wages. Call at 1001 East
lb street.
krtles, receptions, dinners and so-
gatherings supplied with nuts
our own make candles and bon
The Delta.
ntll January 10 Henker
Half soles at Teutsch's.
Rubber Jieels at Teutsch's,
Oysfer cocktails at Gratz's.
Fresh fish dally at Castle's.
Have your clothing cleaned at N.
loerger's.
We make candy fresh every day.
The Delta.
Wanted to Rent A stable. Call at
this office.
Swift's Premium hams and. bacon
at the Standard.
You save money by buying gro
ceries at the Standard. .
House for rent. H. J. Stlllman,
1001 East Railroad street.
Finest line of canned goods and
preserves at the Standard.
Auburn Meltons, $9.G0; Clay Wors
teds, $8.15, suit. Baer & Daly.
Imported limburger and Swiss
cheese sandwiches at Gratz's.
Mrs. Campbell Is closing out ber
stock of winter millinery at cost.
No Chinese cooking at Phillips' res
taurant. Everything tastes good.
Perry Houser Is now prepared to
supply you with meat at his new shop
on East Alta street.
Perry Houser's meat market on
East Alta street 1b now open. Best
meat promptly served.
Hobach's bakery is the cleanest
and best. New shop on Johnson
street near Court. is nlow open.
When you want a fliBt-class cab.
day or night, call for Irvin Baker's.
'Phono Main 791.
E. T. Wade, the real estate dealer.
yesterday purchased the Fred Earl
property, cornor of Lillioth and Tus
tin streets.
The Golf Club will meet this even
Business of 1902 Is Far Above That
of Previous Years Very Satlsfac
tory to Officials.
That Pendleton Is growing very
mpldly and her business Increasing,
is evident on every hand, but the
Unrest criterion of the Increase in
business is a glance at the Increase
in the business of the postoffice.
The report for 1902, which has been
completed, shows a phenomlnal in'
ciease in receipts. The total receipts
for the quarter ending June 30, 1901,
were $2,594.55, against $3,039.87 for
the same quarter of 1902. This shows
an increase In business for 1902 of
$445.32 over the amount taken In dur
ing the same three months of the pre-
vlous year.
Fop the quarter ending September
30, 1901, the receipts of the office
were $2706.41, against $3041.19 for the
tame quarter of 1902, or showing an
Increase of $334.78.
tor the quarter ending December
30, 1901, the business In 1901 run lw
leeelpts up to $3489.08. During tW
same months of the year just ended
the receipts were $4016.38. T'lis
feliows an Increase of $527.30 duri'
tho last three months of the year just
ended over the same months of 1901
This report Is very satisfactory to
the federal authorities. Postoffice In-
tpector Clark said today that there
was no doubt but next year's business
would place the Pendleton postoffice
In a higher grade than it is at the
present time. With the present re
ceipts the postmaster Is getflng $2300
a year, and it Is expected that tho re
ceipts will raise this salary to $240.
next year.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THIS rfiUJtUjtiS WAltEHUUHE.
CLEARING SALE
v Dress Goods
Notable Clearance Specials in Choice Materials, in Black and
Colors. Goods that offer everything desirable, both in Qoality
and Style :
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
itll January 10 Henker will give , 'uu wul meel tulB even
lr of glasses (lenses) to eye suf-l'n,s nt 7:30' at the home ot p- B
... . nL. ,,, . . ... I fllnninn A full nttnnrlnnm !e
b nee. liuuiku win do maae ior, . .
ties only. 120 Court street,
your eyes bother vou. call nn
pker, he will fit your eyes with a
w glasses fienses) free. Charge
lie for frame only. 120 fionrl
et.
Ittentlon, Maccabees! A special
mg is called for Jaminrv rv mna.
tlness of importance. AH Sir
Ughts attend. Charles Otterstadt.
pmanuer; j. a. Kees, U. K.
Henker, the eye specialist, will give
til January 10, 1903, to evory per-
im uuu eyes, a pair of correctly
MM and SClentlflcftllr erniinrt
I free Of all cost, f!hnriTw In
will be made to
aw only. Office at 120 Court
ft Sale 23 sections of crnzlnc
i r.. i . ..
iming ianas in Umatil la and
counties. Good buildings,
will feed 16.000 tn ifi.nnn
All under fence but two sec
Plenty of wntpr. Alan Via.
P 11,000 and 12.000 head of
A full attendance Is desir
ed, as business of Importance will be
considered.
Wanted By gentleman, wife and
ono child, furnished house, furnished
housekeeping rooms or rooms and
board in private family. Permanent
if satisfactory. Apply at E. O. office.
Irvln Baker has opened an office
and watting roo inin the frame build
ing on Alta street, In the rear of the
Savings Bank building, for his cab
line. He would be pleased to servo
the public either day or night.
Mr, Silas H. Soule. the nonular
Knights of Pythias to Meet Here the
10th of January Knight Rank to
Be Conferred on a Class of 18
Many Prominent Knights of the
State Expected.
Damon Lodge No. 4, Knights of
Pythias, of Pendleton, Is making ex
tensive preparations for the district
convention, to be held here the 10th
Instant.
The members of the team who will
confer the Knight rank on a class of
18 on the evening of tho 10th, arc
hard at work pieparinc themselves
and tho class for the finishing
touches. The work in the lodge' has
been so rushing aud crowded re
cently that a special meeting has
been called for Friday night that the
team may prepare the class for the
Saturday night's work.
The convention Is to be held in
Music hall, which will be appropri
ately aecorateu ior the occas on.
Aside from the members or the five
Fythlan lodges in the county being
iiere to take part in the convention
many prominent Knights from differ
ent parts of this state will be present
Among tnein will be:
Past Grand Chancellor W. I R.-mi
shaw, of The Dalles; J. H. Aitkin, of
iiunungion; w. M. cake, of Portland;
j. f. tt.enne.ciy, or Portland, and G. W,
Jett, of Baker City. Supreme Itepre-
sentative Turner Oliver, or La
Grande; Grand Keeper of Records
rnd Seals L. R. Stinson, of Salem;
orancl Master at Arms M. F. Davis, of
union, it is also expected that
others will be here, but tho above
nave declared their intention or com
ing and sent their names to the local
lodge.
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Black Dress Goods
50c 38-inch all wool serge ,now..42c.
75c, 44-inch all wool serge, now ..50c.
$1.10, 50-Inch, all wool sergo, now 89c.
$1.00, 54-Inch Kersey suiting, now 79c.
$1.25, 42-inch Melrose, now ....$1.05.
85c, 42-Inch all wool Henrietta,
now 67c.
$1.25, 44-Inch all wool Henriotta,
now $1705.
S9c, 38-Inch black and whlto nov
elties, now 59c.
Colored Dress Goods
Some of the very choicest we have
shown this season, in shades from
ilalnty soft pearl to dark street col
ors, all woven of choice selected
wool. Tako particular notice of the
prices quoted below:
65c, 38-Inch Basket Etamine. now 47c.
$1.00, 56-lnch Basket Etamine, now
72c.
50c, 38-Inch all wool Henrietta,
now . 35c.
$1.00, 56-lnch, Camel's Hair, now 69c.
$1.00, 38-inch Satin Prunella, now 72c.
$1.65, 56-lnch Kersey suiting now $1.32
$2.25, '50-Inch Basket Etamine,
now $1.79.
$2.75, 56-lnch, Cloaking, now ....$2.10
$1.25, 48-inch Novolty suiting, now 89c
You can pick from tho foregoing
fancy dresses, tallor-mado suits or
walking suits.
Silks
Here are silk opportunities; Royal
qualities in plain and fancy stripes,
checks and plaids, both plain and
fancy weaves, all this sumuior's goods
at prices that will euablo you to have
that coveted silk petticoat; tho now
bright coat lining; the fancy waist, or
a whole suit tn dark or evening
shades,
LOT I.
$1.85 Black Pcau do Solo, now $1.50.
$2.25 Black Peau do Sole, now $1.85.
LOT II.
8Cc Black Taffeta, now 69c.
$1.10 Guaranteed Black Taffeta,
now '. S9c.
$1.00 Satin Duchess, now 79c.
$1.50 Satin Duchoss, now $1.19.
LOT III.
$1.00 Foulard, now 69c.
80c Foulard, now 50c.
$1.60 Fancy Plaids, newest, now $1.27.
LOT IV.
86c Flannel Taffeta or Waist Taf
feta 59c
Extra special.
The
Peoples
Warehouse
VANSYCLE ITEMS.
CATTLE MEN PROSPEROUS.
Cannot Meet the Heavy Demands for
Beef In Portland and Sound Cities,
Over 300 head of Butter Creek beef
piano tuner, member of Soule Bros.' e been soId w'thln the past
week at 4 cents on foot.
ueorge Vincent has contracted to
deliver 2SQ head on January 15, at 4
Woodmen to Celebrate,
Among Oar Most Popular Handkerchief Odors
MAGNOLIA
Piano Co., of Portland Is In the city
Having piacod several fine instru'
ments in Pendleton Iho nnat maair
Orders for tuning taken at Tallman's ?ents on foot' and a further delivery
drug store. 's t0 be '"ode March 1, at the same
iigure.
juiiii muuuriy, oi lone, snipped a
canoaa to Portland, at 4 cents, and
other small shipments have been
made from that locality,
a large number of cattle are being
fed on Butter Creek, the shipments
so far not including any stock intend
ed for spring markets. It Is the belief
or stockmen in this locality that beef
will be 6 cents by March. i
The demand from Portland and the
sound is unprecedented. The rivalry
between the two points Is very warm
and buyers are trying to contract
every hoof in the feed yards in advance.
The Elgin Woodmen brass band is
in town today on its way to Weston
to attond a blow-out to be given
1 tlmrn tlila AVnnlnir lv Wnn.ln..,.,
kn ead of cattl. 30 horses, of the World. Quite a number of the
proa. Harness, plows, seeders and Pendleton Woodmen will attend the
sum lns supplies. Address meeting, leaving here on this even
2fVey, Pendleton. Ing's train,
IS
A pleasant aud lasting perfume, 50 cents the
ounce. W are the exclusive atrents for this
city
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
65 Steps From Main St.. Toward the Court Hoose
Farmers Fear That Wheat is Frozen
Out.
Vansyclo, Jan. 4. The branch was
larger last Wednesday than It has
teen for some time. The freshet was
caused by the recent rains. It dnrn
rged the railroad about a thousand
collnrs worth.
A dance is to be given at Jack
Pendergast next Friday night. An
enjoyable time Is expected.
Miss Floe Killiaa returned last
Thursday from Milton where she has
been spending tho holidays vUitlng
inenos and relatives. She reports a
uejigntlul time.
Farmers in this part oi the country
are arrald the grain Is frozen out, and
will have to be reseeded.
William Albee spent Sunday in
Helix. Mr. Albee is the warehouse
rgent at Vansycle.
Johnnie Peterson was a cuest of
Frank Killian last Sunday.
Mr. George McLain left last weck
ror California to visit his uncle aud
find employment there. 1
Several of Vansycle's people have
gone to California on a visit. They
ere: Mr. and Mvs. J. B. Rinelo. Mr
fnd Mrs. Jce Stockman, Mi anil Mrs.
Casey and children, Minnie and Abe
i hey expect to return next month.
Glen Scott has been home snendlnir
the holidays. Glen has been attend
ing school at Pendleton.
Genuine Boynton
Furnaces and
Heaters
Having located in Pendleton on
Cottonwood street, between Alta
and Webb, I am prepared to pilt
in the celebrated Boyton warm
air, hot water and steam heater.
The Boynton are the oldest and
best heating devices on the mar
ket, and time has proven they are
the most economical. j
I should be pleased to fiirure !
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The Delicacies
of the season are always
lounu at our restaurant.
At . ...
"i 1'iuscni we nave
with owners of
business houses.
residences and '
I
Heads Should Never Ache.
Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped It for
-urn. r,. a. weuster. of Winnie. Va.,
She writes; "Dr. King's New Life
i-uis wnony cured me of sick head
aches I had suffered from two years.'
Cure headache, constipation, Dllllous-
ness, zoc at Tallmnn Xr. r.n'u rfrin-
biui e.
Mark F, Jones' nlano car win .
main In the city only a few days
longer, during which time special Jo
cucements will be clven nroKiwcfiv.
buyers. Agents for Weber, Cable,
Kimball and other Dianas.
Tom Thumb Glckorlng Grand, the
greatest little piano ever made. Call
and see us.
Drop in at the
Boston Store
Purchase a pair of
Douglas Shoes
For Men
Or a pair of
Gloria Shoes
For Women
Walk awav and unles vn ioi, i
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uuwu you uo not know new shoes
are on your feet.
DOUGLAS and GLORTA swnms
are a blessing to humanity. The )
best, and best selling in the mar 1
ket, genuine oak tanned soles,!
dressy, durable and a perfect fit, I
combining ease and elegance. We.
sell warranted goods. ' ,
We thank a customer after the
purchase and th-y thank us ,
Geo. Phillips
Cottonwood Street, between Alta
and Webb Streets.
Farmers Custom Mill
Fred Walters, Proprietor
Capacity 160 barrels a day
. r e,z,?.,,ttUKed tr wheat i
I' lour, Mill Feed, Chopped Fexd, etc
always on hand. ' J
Finest Oysters f Frog
Legs f Clams Crabs
f and f Lobsters
and other salt and fresh
water foods. . .
The French
Restaurant
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNER BROS
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UMli'llijlllJNSIVE STOCK
Nowhere in Umatilla County
can you cet anvtliinrr In i,
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hardware lino cheaper or better
than we can supply you. All
our good3 arc the work of the
leading manufacturers, and the
prices have been subjected to
a tsst of comparison which
shows that cur claims in' the
I foregoing are fully warranted.
'W.J. CLARKE & CO.,
COURT STREET
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ii OP hardware
the
World In Bars
Babbit Metal S'I
per bar at the Cm If. UfflAA
Boston Store HOW do you
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be
expect people to know what
you have to sell If vm, h'
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ADVERTISE?
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advertises
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