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BAKER & WELCH, Algrs, MARK MOORHOUSE, Local Mgr.
MONDAY, FEB. 2
The Big Scenic Production,
"A Gambler's Daughter"
Sweet, Pathetic, Heart Touching.
By Owen Davis
1 TRULY THE GREATEST SENSATIONAL g
MELO-DRAMA
Church of the Redeemer Divine
service tomorrow nt hours na follows
Sunday school session at 10 a. in
I Colouration of the holy communion
preceded by sermon, nt 11 u. m. Eve
I nlng prayer, choral and nddrcss at
7:30. The usual mid-week service
will ho held on Friday eveulng. Tho
rector of the parish will conduct the
Bervices.
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M, E. Church, South Sunday
services as follows: 10 a, m Sunday
school, I. E. Earl, superintendent; 11
n. m., preaching by pastor, 3 p. m
Junior Epworth League; G:30 p. m.
Epworth League, leader, George W.
Jones, subject, "Decide Today": 7:30
p. m , preaching by pastor. Prayer
meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. h
B. Jones, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church Suiv
day school. 10 a m.. A. J. Owen su
perintendent. Sermon 11 a. m. Class
meeting, 12:15 p. m., Rev. G. W. Klgby
leader. At 0:30 p. ni Instead of tho
regular Epworth League service, will
he hold a love feast service In tho
auditorium of the church. At 7:30 p.
m. the presiding elder, Dr. G. M
Booth, will preach at the close and
conduct the secrament of 'tho Lord's
supper. All aro cordially Invited to
ho present and enjoy these services.
On Monday evening at 7:30 will he
held the quarterly conference. Rob
ert Warner, pastor.
Congregational Church Sundry
cervices as follows: Sunday school at
10 o'clock; preaching services at 11 a
m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject in the
morning, "Reasons for Being n Chris
tian," in the evening, "How to Be
come a Christian." A cordial wel
come to all.
West End Chapel Corner West
Web and Maple streets. Sunday
school at 2:30 p. m, All Invited. J.
Edwards, minister.
First Baptist Church The rovival
services will bo continued during the
coming week. There are 10 persons
who await the ordinance of baptism,
the majority of whom will be baptized
Smutnv nvnnlntr. OwlllC to tllO rOVlval
services this church will not tako part
in the cducatlonnl meeting aummy
evening. All tho regular services of
tho church will bo held. R. W. King,
pastor.
Christian Church Corner Water
and Johnson atreots. Services ns follows-
10 n. in., Dible. school, subject.
' Paul at Athens," W. H. Hawloy, su
perintendent; 11 a. m., communion,
followed by sermon, subject, "Jmltnt
lug God.' Special music; 7:30 p. m
nermon, "The Ilojy Spirit Wltnessinr,
to Our Spirits Concerning Salvation."
Special music. J. U. lister, minister.
Outlook for Bowling Tourney.
Indianapolis, Jan. 31. Secretnry
Robert H. Bryson, with whom entries
closed today for the approaching
championship tournament of tho Na
tional Bowling Association, reports
the list of prospective competitors ns
the largest In the history of the as
sociation tournaments. Tho list shows
that representative teams will com
pete from Now York, Chicago, Buffa
lo, Cincinnati, Minneapolis, Milwau
kee, Indianapolis, Toledo and numer
ous othor leading cities of the coun
try. In tho live-men teams nnd Indi
viduals there will be representatives
from nearly all the Western and
Southern stntes. Workmen will com
mence next week putting Tomllnson
hall In shapo for tho tournament. The
construction of 10 alleys was origin
ally contemplated, but it now appears
probable that an even dozen will bo
required to accommodate the largo
number of contestants. Mayor Book
waiter nnd other representative citi
zens nro inciuued m tnc memoersmp
o'f the local arrangements committee,
which Is -making elaborate prepara
tions for the reception and entertnin
ment of the visitors.
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Has Located Near Pendleton.
W. Brummett, formerly of Walla
Walla, later of Wnitsburg, Wash,, has
lecated with his family on the Peter
West place. tvo miles west of Pen
dleton, and will make this his future
home. Mr. Brummett loft Wnitsburg
couple of months ago with the In
tention of settling in the John Day
country in Grant county, but was so
well pleased with the appearance of
this locality, that he abandoned his
trip into John Day and has loca'ted
permanently here.
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BAKcK & WELCH, Mgrs, MARK MOORHOUSE. I rw.ii:.
SATURDAY, JAN. 31
The Sensational Comedy-Drama,
"The Bmgl&t and tbe Waif"
By Chas. T. Dazey, Author of "In Old Kentucky"
Suburban."
MISS INEZ F0RMAN as the waif.
Elaborate Costumes. Startling Scenic Effects.
Fire Scene.
PRICES 20o, 50o, 75o, $1.00.
Seats on sale at Frazier's Book Store.
Thrillit
r UNITED WITH THE SEASON'S GREATER EVENT WILL BE
1 ALEXANDER'S EMBROIDERY SALE
THIS EVENT IS OUR GREATEST EFFORT AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY
A SALE WITHOUT
A RIVAL
BEAUTIFUL SHEER INDIA LINEN
SOLD THE WORLD OVER AT I8c
SALE PRICE, iic
THINK OF IT ! Two hundred and fifty-seven miles of beautiful, dainty
embroideries Enough, and more, tf stretched out to reach from Pendleton to
far beyond Portland. It's most impossible to imagine. They are direct from
8t. Gall, where the expert peasant embroiderers have aided us in their dainty, chnrmiuir
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will greet you uere just as K tney uaa oeen uougut nt unreasonable prices. ''Ami maylie
they have " It's not customury for other shops to do this, but the Alexander Store is
always doiut: something exertional - out of the ordinary and you will flnil the irond
natured smile of goodness upon these materials although they (lit receive the deun cut.
Bemember theodda and ends of the greater sale will be united with the embroidery sale
at the Alexander Department Store commencing Monday, Feb. 2, 100.3.
WE MADE A
CORSET DEAL
THE WORLD RENOWNED R. & 0.
CORSETS. OUR REGULAR $1.75
KIND, 95c pair.
WE FULLY REALIZE IF YOU COULD NOT BUY EDGINGS CHEAP
YOU WOULD NOT BUY THEM NOW.
Medium Swiss and muslin edges for undergarments, sold elsewhere
at 7c, sale price 3c yd.
7-inch linen edges, Irish point designs, strongly embroidered, good
value at ISc yd., sale price 914c yd.
Swiss insertions, conventional and flower designs, our regular 15c qual
ity, sale price syzc yd.
The latest conceptions in demi flouncings in Swiss and India muslin,
heavily embroidered, sale price 22c yd.
Insertion representing tho new Greek deslcns. with)
flouncing to match, sale price 19c yd.
Swi3s flouncings in fine sheer linens, the finest in our imported col
lection, 65c to 75c values. Sale, 46cyd.
IF Yol DON'T NEED SHOES DON'T READ THIS.
The odds and ends, the remnants, left from our greater shoe sale, will
be placed on a table. Your choice 28c pair.
designs, with' edges and demi
GREATEST
INDUCEMENT
ANY DRES.S, 00LF,0R
WALKING SKIRT IN
THE HOUSE, CHOICE
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OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO OUR FRIENDS, SO DO NOT FAIL TO
READ THIS.
English longcloth, famous for soft undergarments, 20c nuallty 12c
yd,
English longcloth in the 'new clinging .finish sheer and strong, 25c Mine
162c yd.
India Cotton, selected Oriental weavo made to sell nt 20c, sale price
16c yd.
Linen D'Inde, shtr, beautiful quality, correct for the corset cover,
25c kind, 16c yd.
Irish Dimity, strong corded weave, Imported to sell at 30c yd., sa'e
price 18c yd.
Paris muslin in all the daintiness tho word Implies. Sold regularly at
50c, at this sale 29c yd.
Extra heavy, large size Marsalllcs towels must be seen to be apprc-
vimeu. ueguiar ihc value, 1fc.
AND THESE MUST GO
Embroidered and Damasse Black Silks,
a brilliant array of fetching styles, $1.50
to S2.00 values, choice 78c yd
If your old umbrella needs "lixin " come
to us. Umbrella handles 19c each.
Most Desirable GoodB Got the Deepest Ont
Black nrilliantine, truly n remarkable bargain
and a genuine dust shedder, 65Mjuality, 37c yd.
Black Figured Sicilian in now classical llgurw
very lustrous and goodly 75c value, 30c yd.
Black 811k Finish Henrietta, tho up-to-date
kind, ells at 85c d, sale price, 52c yd.
Black Coreicau Cloth, one 'of our greatest at
tractions, sells regular at $1, to go ut 55o yd,
Black Imported Beagallno Cords, ft. wool fab
ric thnt has no equal for wear. fl.!5fual,, 72e.
Black Wool Penu de 8ole, beautiful as name
indicates, everywhere nt $1.35, sale price 82o.
Meavaleus and panne silk velvets in all
the new fetching shades, A collection notable
for newness. Si. 25 was the price, now 79c yd.
Marsallles counterpanes in the newest conven
tional designs. Impossible to describe their richness,
Bold for f5. Choice, 3.15.
The Greater Sale has made hundreds of them for us, so we will 13 17 MKT A TITT'C'
collect them and they are yours at one-half the price. JXlllVlfN JJlIN I O
Out entire line of stamped linen will be put on sale at half price to close oot.
It's the Important, Reliable ALEXANDER Sale
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