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600 ladies' and children's shoes
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to per cent on every snoe.
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ladles' $4.50 and $5.00 shoes at $3.t0
Utiles' $3.50 and $4.00 shoes at $2.75
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A few odds and ends at half price -
MUCH
ENTHUSIASM
MARKED THE CLOSING SES
SION OF K. OF P. CONVENTION
BREVITIES,
gjiud, farm loans
resit ai uuawo
clam chowder
.l j. Mi nt nntln'ft
tabu lor Buoe repuinug.
,ti.. .,ni-nra unn( Moll.
m Rent A siame. uan ai
clnr store (or smoking artl-
Dally Journal can be
me at tTazier b uuuk muio.
tar store, Maloy's old
gunmen lor smimuia ouj-
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Mrs. Strahon, 813 Thomp-
rou want a nrHituo
liAL call (or Irvln Baker's.
'IT K!1T 1 IrP"IlTllIlIl IS UU cmr
Sale Brick building with
A, 60x90, on Main street. Good
I nt a bargain. Easy terms.
i, receptions, dinners and so-
suppllcd with nuts
' m csYe candles and lion
'if Mb.
s of Pjthlas will meet this
' fn rflHl9F CAuctnn Tnotnlln.
Cffff! Imnortant hnslnina
zkrs requested o be pres-
wu "ss roften will be
i tie St Joe Store all next
Uf ITnct.till ...III -
iaerits 0f Cresrent Baking
-r gentleman, wife and
araisaea nouse, furnished
rooms or rooms and
te family, Permanent
Apply at E, 0. office.
UfPenn onvnW TT C
volunteers, are to hold
wmiier of sonin -nma
Half soles at Teutsch's.
Rubber heels at Teutsch's.
Oyster cocktails at Qratz's.
Have your clothing cleaned at X.
foerger'a.
Shoe repairing; we do the best.
Teutsch.
lou save money by buying gro
ceries at the Standard.
Finest line of canned goods and
preserves at, the Standard.
Imported litnburger and Swiss
cheese sandwichea-at Qratz's.
No Chinese cooking at Phillips' res
taurant. Everything tastes good.
Fancy box papeteires in new shades
and new style of envelopes. Nolf's.
Hobach's cookies, cakes and fancy
baking is the finest it is possible to
make. Best materia! always used.
Qospel meetings will bo held all
this week and perhaps longer In the
Congregational church, where Rev.
'Edwards -will be assisted by Itev. C. F.
Clapp, superintendent of the C. H. M.
society for the state, and Rev. Edward
Owens, of Idaho.
IN POLICE COURT.
R, Cristlansen Arrested and Arraigned
Before Recorder.
IL Chi'istianscn was arrested today
tuid arraigned before Recorder Fitz
cGrald on a charge of assault and
battery. The complaining witness
and victim of the assault is Lewis
Nell. Mr. Chrlstlausen pleaded not
guilty and the 'case was docketed for
10 a. m. tomorrow.
Tlio arrest end arraignment of Mr.
Christiansen was postponed from De
cember 31, the date of the alleged as
sault, on account of the illness of Or
lando Bryant, Mr. Christainsen's
t'ather-in-law.
Goes to Baker City.
Benjamin Burrows, who has been
bookkeeper for the Pendleton Planing
Mill for a number of .years, has resign
td his position to accept a situation
ih Baker City. Mr. Burrows is a Pen
dleton boy. having resided iu this city
since childhood. He leaves a host of
friends here, whose good wishes go
with him lo his new field of labor
Acker's Blood Elixir positively
cures chronic blood poisoning and all
scrofulous affections, At all times a
matchless system tonic and purifier,
Money refunded if you are not satis
fied. fiOe and 51.00. F. W. Schmidt
&. Co., druggists.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Lost Last May, one bay horse;
weight about 1200 pounds, branded
C5 on left shoulder, mane roacbed
last spring. Will pay above reward
q ii in I'liv . iciH rurnpn nr khii m tii r-in i ninviiinii.
several iiwj lnstru-'
wton the past week. A little learning Is as dangerous as
taken at Tallraan's a diet of dried appl.es, They both
ruff you up.- Philadelphia Record.
CUT FLOWERS
I IU niltTvn . , .... i.
-." wha.0 nre arriving aeain daily. uooa vaneiy
'Moderate prices.
GREEN PLANTS
'IIU1VP fln I, -. 1 i l f T - I I- I .
t imiu a goou selection oi x'oresimw s lrnimo
tJ?V c' lt- Come in and look them over. You
''""nave to buy.
mimks del mimic anA nnlir r- rpntc
J U.U.U,
Fom Main St., Toward the Cot rt House
Many Promoted to the Grand Lodge
Rathbone Sisters Spread an Elab'
orate Banquet Third Rank Confer
red.
The closing session of the K. of V.
district convention was characterized
by the unstinted good fellowship and
enthusiasm that marked the event
from the beginning. The closest at
tentlon was paid to the addresses and
the attendance did not wano at these
sessions devoted to the speeches.
The last feature of Saturday after
noon's program was the election of
officers for the district organization.
J H. Gwlnn was chosen chairman and
R. W. Fletcher secretary.
Chancellor Mnloney's address was
largely historical, his review of the
order beginning with its organization.
Its rate of progress and relative lm.
portance in the world of fraternntles
were skillfully set forth.
Following Mr. Maloney's address
camo speeches by General Aitkin on
'Uniformed Ranks," on "Progress of
the Order," by Grand Keeper of the
eRcords and Seals L. B. Stinson, on
True Knighthood," by Past Grand
Chancellor W. L. Bradshaw, and on
The Good of the Order," by Grand
Master of Arms M. F. Davis, of Union.
Mr. Davis's address was the closing
!" of hc resslon. Few events of the
lesion weie as significant as the
- !gS6 atieiiiiun paid lo the addresses
I' Indicated earnest, growing inter-
c?t in the history, current progress
and higher aims of the order and
auerurs well for its future.
Thirteen past chancellors received
the grand lodge ranks late Saturday
afternoon, the work being conferred
by the members of the grand lodge.
Those promoted were W. L. Sailing, of
ledge 20; E. B. Conklin, of Union No.
29; H. F. Wright, of Milton, Hercules
No. 51; Frank Vailing, W. E. Marsh,
J. M. Price and Frank Berlin, of Wes
ton, Stevens No. 49; W, E. Gould, J.
F. Nowlln and J. H. Parkes, of Pen
dleton, Damon No. 4; Charles Day, A.
D. Blue and F. E. Flint, of Athena,
Pythian No. 29.
The Rathbone Sisters spread In Ar
mory hall as elaborate and appetizing
a menu as was ever set before a fra
ternity in Pendleton, and it was ap
preciated to the utmost by the 300
guests present.
Following the banquet the toasts
were responded to in the following
order, by tr.e gentlemen named, J. W.
Gwlnn acting as toast master:
"Our Duty to the Order," Past Grand
Chancellor Bradshaw; "The Pythian
Goat," M. F .Davis, G, M. A.; "Our
Great Domain," Grand Chancellor J;
W. Maloney; "Observations of the
Grand Keeper 61 the Records and
Seals," M. R.' Stinson; "Chairlty," L.
u. Reeder; "Advancement of Pythian
Ism." M. A. Baker, of Weston; "Be
nevolence," J. T. HInkle; "Reminis
cence of a Veteran Knight," G. W.
Jett, of Baker City; "The Ladles,"
Judge W. R. Ellis.
It was expected that there would
be a class of 17 inducted into the
mysteries of the third rank during
tne closing hours of the last session,
but three of the class failed to put in
an appearance for different reasons.
The missing ones were S. Thompson.
C. D. aBIlinger and Mayor Hailey. The
latter attended the earlier sessions
of the convention, but was too ill to
be present .at the induction spoken of.
Those who took the work of the
third rank were William Folsom. Fred
Shoemaker, H. B. Reese, William
Humphrey. E. F. Chapter, N. D. Bai
ley. William Hawthorne, L. C. Bailey,
E, C. Skilos. Sherman Hayes, Charles
Hillyard. J. H. Estes, O. E. Hult and
James Cox.
David Carlin chose the evening as
an appropriate time to tako the work
of the second -rank, which was con
ferred upon him.
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100,000
YARDS
VAL LACES
AT THE
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
REGULAR PRfCE
CLEARING PRICE
15c 1 dozen yards 8c dofcen yards
25c 1 " f.
35c 1 " 44
30c 1 k4 "
5c per yard "
Gc " " ,
7c 4 4 4 4 - "
8c 44 44
12c
14c
16c
20c
..t2c " "
..5c " "
...3c " "
.. 2c per 41
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SALE BEGINS MONDAY 9 A. M.
The
Peoples
Warehou
se
model irrigation svst.m. Boyntoo Famous
That of Ontario Will be Reproduced,
In Miniature at St. Louis Fair. 'HOT AIR, STEAM, HOT WATER.
Ontario, Cal., Jan. 12. The hydro-' jrt t rv t A C
graphical bureau of the geological sur- H I 1 A I , IH
vey has been looking over the Irrl- A J I 1 1 A V 1 U
gation systems of the West for a
model to be set up at the exposition. NEW YORK CHICAQO
in St. Louis next year to illustrate the. Havinir located in Pendleton on
Cottonwood street, between Alta
and Webb, I am prepared to put
in the celebrated Boyton hot
air, hot water and steam furnaces
The Boynton are the oldest and ,
best heating furnaces on the mar- j
ket, and time has proven they are.
the most economical. '
I should be pleased to figure j
with owners of churches, schools, j
hospitals, business houses and
residences.
practice of irrigation, and has decided
to reproduce on a miniature scale
the plan of the Ontario system.
The San Antonio river, coming from
the mountains, will be shown with its
electric plants and the water passing
on to irrigate orchards. This plant is
considered a model of irrigation and
economy. The county supervisors
have agreed to aid the geological sur
vey In meeting the expense of the project.
The Delicacies
of the season are always
found at our restaurant.
At present we have
Finest Oysters Frog
Legs $ Clams Crafes
f and f Lobsters
and other salt and fresh
water foods
The French
Northwest Wheat Crop.
The official report of the wheat crop
of the several states in 1902, made
public by the agricultural d6partment
on Monday, gives Washington 23,672,-
1S7 bushels and Oregon 15,512,400
bushels. Of Washington's crop, 7,923,
S5G bushels was winter wheat, and
J5,748,49J bushels spring wheat. The
value of Washington's crop was $15,-380,921.
Restaurant
Grand public ball!!
In the Music Hall!!
Friday night, January 1C, 1903!!
Refreshments will bo served.
Pendleton CiFcle 627, W O. W.
Geo. Phillips
SOLE AGENT ,
Cottonwood Street, between Alta
and Webb streets.
Changes in Salvation Army.
The people connected with and In
terested in the Salvation Army here,
are anticipating a real treat in the ar
rival and participation in the work
here of Major Dobbins, of Portland,
and Major Wood, of San Francisco.
Major Wood is Junior staff secretary
of the Pacific Coast province. His
especial mission here will le the work
of -rejuvenating the army Sunday
school, which has had no sessions for
some time. Tonight are expected Mr.
and Mrs. Adjutant Howell, of San
Francisco, who will succeed Lleuten
nnd H. Wilmaun in charge of this
station. Lieutenant Wilniauu will re
main here for a time and perhaps
will not be transferred at all. at least
for the present. This Is speculation
merely, as he has received no orders
as yet of any kind. Majors Dobbin
And Wood will arrive Thursday and
will 3peak that evening at the army
1-ost hall.
Mokl Tea. positively cures sick Head
ache, Indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing a per
fect complexion or money refunded.
2Gc and 50c Write to us for free sam
ple. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggist.
He When I marry, the girl in the
case must be both handsome and in
telligent. She Then you really be
lieve that people should marry their
opposltes. Chicago Daily News.
Drop in at the
Boston Store
Purchase a pair of
Douglas Shoes
For Men
Or a pair of
Gloria Shoes
Farmers Custom Mill;
Fred Walters, Proprietor
I Capacity 160 burrelBa day
I Flour exchanged for wheat
I Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, etc
always on liana.
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWN ER BROS
Toleiilifiiiii M 1 1 1 1 1 4
, For Women ,
Walk away and unless you look g
uuwii juu uu iiui kiiuw new snoes
are on your feet.
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For the Kitchen
Have you an adequate sup
ply of cooking utensils roast
ing pans, cake tins, pots, pans
and kettles generally, ready for
culinary operations incident to
feasting? Make an inventory
of your needs in this line and
bring it to us. See what quan
tity and quality you'll get here
at small expense.
W.J. CLARKE & CO.,
COURT STREET
DOUGLAS and GLORIA SHOES
are a blessing to humanity. The1
best, and best selling in the mar
ket, genuine oak tanned soles,
dressy, durable and a perfect fit,
combining ease and elegance. We
sell warranted goods.
We thank a customer after the
purchase and thry thank us, i
Best In the
World In Bars
Babbit Metal
E. 0, Office
Boston Store! how DO YOU snSsi!
. The now lnr run nniifr ho Jt ' a m imm wmm wmma
Where Whole' Families are Shod, known nnkM It advertises ML-IVCiri I Ibfc f
Price $1.00
psr bar at. the
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