PAGH TWO.
DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. I'ltlRAY, JANUARY 13, 1905.
New .
j Arrivals
TWO STYLES CHILDREN'S
BIBLES; LARGE,
X CLEAR' TYPE
98c and $1.23
J CHILDREN'S BLACKBOARD,
X FIVE STYLES
: 48c to $2.95
Encourage (lie child to study at
3 honjo. These Blackboards hare
rolling top subjects, which
2 makes It an interesting work.
! FREDERICK NOLF & CO.
ION BEET CULTURE
F. F. RKAMWELL EN
COURAGES ECHO FARMERS.
Give Statistics of Beet Growing In
irnn4l Kondc On 40 Acres of Lund
He Cleared $1154.79 on a Crop of
Beets In I0O4 Represents a Clear
Gain on Rented Land as the Renter
Does Not Pay Taxes, or Lose by
Depredation or I .a ml and Improve
ment. Th1 V 41 .... .. .
') "hiiiihtii, iitjm superinienu-
ent of the 1 Grande sugar factory,
; writes tlv ::cho News an Interesting
letter on oeel culture, urging the lund
, owners of Echo to continue growing
; beets.
I He declares thut the first crop
j raised on Echo land was far over the
average on new lund, and expressed
j the belief that next year's crop would
: Increase at least 6(1 per cent, and per
i haps 100 per cent over last year.
niong oiner stutlstlcs Mr. I Ira III -well
tells of tlie result of 11 4(-ucre
tract which he farmed last year, a nil
which yielded as follows:
I have made personal experiments
euch year so that I can Intelligently
reply to the question so many times
asked of me, and that is "How much
does it cost to produce an acre of su
gar beets?"
If will now give the data of this
NORTHWEST NEWS.
F. Wooley. of Roseburg. has sued
the Plalndealer for 110,0(10 for libel ! '", as the same appears on our of
In charging him as a member of the flce books, and which can be seen by
school board In Improperly handling "ay olie Interested,
the funds of the district. I bad five ucres of land of my own
Frank Hawkins Is dead at Wallace I ai,d renlei 35 acres more for which 1
Idaho, as the effect of an operation pald as re,,t ,ne 8um of 282.50; beet
to remove a broken leg. He was one 1 8eed co3t me 62-3: labor, such as
f the most famous stage drivers of '""""'XT- pulling and topping and
Northern Idaho and the Coeur 1 loa,11"8. cost me $561.20; besides this
il'Alene district generally. I ,,,bor 1 had 8 man n'1' '""
' mntlthn lit 11 K nor rlnv ami fnpulah.
me ooay 01 i nomas i Connor, fd my owll teaIJli excepting the plow
cashier of Perclvals dock at Olym-, I1(t. wnlch , represented In the above.
ym. a. louno in me oay January j gukl tne elltlre crop or bects for
1. He had been missing since iNew i j,i 10 ii-.i .
, -,... ... nituning luc IIIU1I lUlir
He was once consul to,mont,18 aBe8 Would amount to about
Year's day.
150, which yet leaves me the snug
There have been two acetylene Kassum of JH54.79.
explosions In N'orthport. Wash., wlth-i Tle matter of rent alone is high
in a month. In the business part of 1 a,ul represents as much per acre as
town. Both caused considerable ,' generally had from an acre of land
damage to property, bul no person ! ai"l even more than can be had year
was Injured. 1 after year.
lou will note that I received for
absolutely nothing the sum of $1.
154.79. These are not Inflated fig
ures, but are on the book here repre
The largest volume of business
ever done by Latah county. Idaho,
t Moscow county seat) In three
montns through the recorder's of-
; sentlng the several charges for labor
us the same has been performed.
flee, was from October 1. last, till I
.Tnnilnrv 1 Tho nttln l.nL. 4n ,-,, !
In addition to the foregoing my
There are three 'crabberies" on Ya- team hauled beets during the harvest
oulnn Bay. William Toner, the pro-, time for something like $75.00. which
prletor of one of them during the last really represents a gain.
year shipped 1S6.000 pounds or 93 j .
Ions of crabs. Exact returns could, January 11 the temperature at
not be had about the output of the Butte wavered from 28 to 3d degrees
other catchers. below zero.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
Hotel St. George.
M. Hoff. Baker City.
E. A. Wolfe, St. Louis,
Henry Whltson, Wellington.
R. E. Shaw, Houlton.
Oeorge Rivers, Clinton,
J. H. Tryon, Joseph.
A. T. Johnson, lone.
J. It. Douglas, Athena.
Mrs. R. F. Campbell, Seattle.
Miss Elsie Sheridan.
Sim J. Cully, Weston.
J. A. Klrkham, Portland?
William Dunn, Portland.
W. G. Aiken. Portlund.
A. D. Chase. Portland,
S. D. Peterson, Milton.
A. W. Martin. Milton.
M. E. Heath. Portland. :
J. P. Oreene, Chicago.
Dr. G, C. Eshelman, Portland.
C. T. Peterson, Detroit.
George McGllvery, Spokane.,
J. J. Burns, Portland.
C. L. Herman, Chicago.
J. E. Plud, Minneapolis.
Hotel Bickers.
J. W. Davis, Athena.
Mrs. Sarah Phillips, N. Yamhill.
J. Henne ajid wife, Spokane.
L. B. nineheart, N.'Yiiklmu.
Miss Tuttle. Uklah.
C. Miller and wife. Walla Walla.
J. I". Hlnkle. Tacoma.
Mrs. Alex McKay, Canada.
Mrs. W. R. Harden, Athena.
W. It. Harden, Athena.
E. E. True, Spokane.
E. H. Burke, Portlund.
S. A. Frans, Spokane.
J. M. Henderson, Starhuck.
E. ,Caatello, Starbuck.
O. L. Heubert, Spokane.
P. L. Johnston, city.
R. R. Collins, Milton.
Howard Allen, Portlund.
William Burns. Portlund.
K. E. Halsteud, Salt Lake.
J. Drew, St. Louis.
P. A. Worthlngton and wife, Port
lund. F. E. Coffin and wife, Portland.
W. D. Chamberlin, Athenn.
The Pendleton.
J. H. Shaw, Kansas City.
S. Harris. Portland.
Edward Golden, Portlund.
W. P. Allen. ' Portland.
Andy H. Williams, San Francisco.
W. A. Blusher, city.
J. A. Luckel, Portlund.
Martin. Portland.
O. B. Prael, Portland.
H. W. Hollls, Bjiokane.
Thomas Irwin, Walla Wulla.
K. C. Culley, Tucoma.
James Edmunds, Portlund.
C. M. Oilman, Portlund.
II. A. Seeds, .Spokane.
S. o. Dunn, Portland.
White Whittlesey, New York.
E. H. Clarke. San Francisco.
G. S. Youngmati, Portlund.
E. B. Conian. Portland.
Mux Stlefel, Chicago.
A. Ostermiin, Chicago.
S. It. stow. Walla Walla.
We Are Making Cut Prices on All Wk.,,
Winter Is here now, and you hnvo the chance to get warm elotlilng Uim
, needed
Sale
m v
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Children', dresses 20 per Wnt Qff
Wrappers at 20 per ecu,
Kill gloves of all grades
prices. Our Los Is Your Giiln
Clothing of all kinds, 20 per cent ofr.
Ladles' coats in two-third of tlie rogular price.
Misses' routs ut two-thirds of the regular price.
Dress gooils of all kinds at BIG REDUCTION. j, Ke " t piW
Sue our BIG AD In Wednesday's and I'YIday's Dally East Oregonlan for prices.
the fkir;
AGENTS FOR M'CALLS PATTERNS.
Iti-Y. Dorrls' Subject Tonlglil.
The subject of the. sermon by Rev.
Victor Uorrls, at the Christian church
toiil::''.i, will be "Many Questions An
swered In One." The regular choice
musical selections will be rendered
and all ure cordially Invited to this
meeting. The attendance ut the Dor
rls meetings Is steadily growing. He
Is u convincing, inspiring speaker
and has made many friends for him
self und his doctrines during his series
of meetings here.
John Wendell, of Hummervllle, aged
14, passed down this morning over
the (. R. & N., to receive medical
aHantl.ni IVItilu lllnvlllff HlllllllV lit
school a few days ago. a splinter from
a stick In the hands of a playmate.
pierced his right eye. completely de
stroying that organ.
8S0 acre ranch. Four hundred
acres on river bottom, 60 acres set to
alfalfa. Well Improved: good or
chard: running water. One among
the best In the county. Price Is
right. We have other and smaller
propositions equally good.
E. T. WADE A SON.
Office E. O. Building.
GOOD WORK.
Done Dally in Pendleton Many Citl-
xeng Toll of It. '
Nearly every reader has heard of
Doun's Kidney Pills. Their good
work In Pendleton still continues, and
1 our citizens are constantly adding In
i dorseinenU by public testimony. No
better proof of merit can be had'
I than the experience of friends apd
I neighbors. Read this case:
Charles W, Beule, expressman, liv
ing at 300 West Tustln street, corner
of Aura street, and well known to
every resident of Pendleton, says:
"For four years past, I have been
troubled with kidney disorders, caus
ed, I think, by heavy lifting required
by my occupation. The pain was
such thut I was unable to stoop or
rise again without pain and effort.
The kidney secretions were lrrogu-
lar especially at night and caused me
, much unnoynnce. When I first heard
of Doun's Kidney Pills, I decided to
I try them and got a box at Brock &
j McComas' drug store. They have re
I lleved me to a very great extent, both
as to the backache and the urinary
j trouble, and I have the greatest con
i fidence In them."
I Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn
j Co., Buffalo, N. Y sole' agents for
! the United States. For sale by all
dealors.
Remember the name DOAN'S
and tuke no other.
Handsome Souvenir Free
X To stenographers, bookkeepers, a
bank clerks, sending name and T
place of employment to us. X
J Agents wanted. Merrill Type-
J writer Co., Spokane, Wash. J
LOOK ffri
at the matter and
agree that it li noi
wearing
GLASS
If there is the taut
Ing that you ihould
To make certain,
HAVE yoi;r K
The employment
strumeius by a t
makes the tent coi
prove that you shoi
wear glasses.
If you should,
very reasonable prlef
Winskw
P. O. Block.
Walters' Floi
Capacity, 1(0 bail
Flour exchanged
Flour, Mill Feoi
re. slwiivs on linn
' Tstttsttll4M44M4 4
CLEARANCE
AND
Stock Must Be Reduced Immediately.- Room Must Be Made. ....Bills Must Be
YOU CAX HELP US IX ACCOMPLISHING THE ABOVE RKSUIT, AND WE EXPECT TO MAKE IT AX OBJECT TO YOU TO HELP US. YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE HAS PROVEN Toj
"d" i-ititiu iiavk iviwui, nil ijuiii.n, -hum uickat (tijKakanuk HALE, l-RICES WILL HE CUT LOWER THAN EVER BEIXRE, AND YOU It MONEY WILL IH'Y ABOlT (1
11I.KK TUAii am iii;iic. bui i- ("". ft iviA t yuvh l;l Slx).il NOW TOR ABOUT 30 DAYS SO MUCH THAT WE WILL MAKE GREAT SACRll'ICES TO INDUCE YOU TO I1KM
UL'UJfl S-IOCH. 111:ki;e WE HAVE 111 Jiuvt, i.no ui.Il kw BIUKI; ROOM. THE FX)IjLOWING PRICES WHjL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE MEAN BUSINESS:
Dry Goods Specials
Dry goods are worth as much today as they
were last week or last month, but we want to
make room and raise money, and you can well
afford to buy a little ahead of your needs to
get tlie very low prices we are now making.
32-lncu Oregon City tweed suiting, clear
ance price 7IC yd
32-inch all wool suiting, good colors, clearance
price 79c yd
54-lncli all wool suiting, $1.30 grades, clear
ance price 11.10 yd
37-Inch Oregon City tweed suiting, Oc kind,
clearance price S9c yd
All oilier Woolen dress goods now reduced
In same proportion.
Fancy walstlngs, worth SOc regular, clearance.
price sc yd
Fleeced walstlngs, 18e and SOc kinds, to dose
out 19c yd
White walstlngs, 60c and 63o kinds, to close
out at 45c yd
Fine zephyr glngliams, 12 l-2c kind, now will
go at ltc yd
Fancy colored Sllkollnes, 12c, 14c and 19c
Grades, all go at 10c yd
Span glass linings, worth 20c anywhere In town
now go at 15c yd
Heavy Outing flannel, dark colors, 9c, lOe and -
lie kinds, now So yd
Bleached muslin. 7c grade dears nee price 5c yd
Bleached muslin, Vc grade clearance price 7c yd
Silks
Jap silks, It- inch, loo kind, now goes at 22c
Jap silk, SOc kind, all colors, now goes at 30c
Fancy silk suitings, $1.00 kind, to dose out
at 89o
Fancy Crystal cord silks, 50c kind, clearance
price SSc
3-lnch guaranteed silk, S1.45 and $1.50 kind.
to dose out 31.19
Taffeta silk, all colors, 75c kind, clearance
price 33c
Ladies' Wrappers
Good, heavy fleeced wrappers, $1.20 and $1.25
kind, now oac
Good Heavy Recced wrappers, $1.43 kind, now
K at $1.15
Good, heavy wrappers, $1.65 and $1.75 kinds,
now go at 9 1. ss
Our wrappers have cornet linings and fft
better tlian tlie one you make at home.
Ladies' Waists
Onr waist stock Is getting broken in aim
and will be closed out as fast as possible.
$3.50 waists will go at $2.73
$3.00 waists now will be sold for $2.40
$2.25 waists now will go at $1.75
CHEAPER WAISTS AT 20 PER CENT RE
DUCTION. Ladies' Skirts
Our prices are unuanally low on skirts, yet
for this REMOVAL BALE they will be re
duced still farther.
$3.00 Skirts you may now buy for $4.00
$4.00 Skirts now will go at $3.80
$3.30 Skirts to dose out at . . $2.75
$2.50 Skirts at tills clearance sain 62.00
A few skirts will be sold to early buyers at $1.16
Ladies' Coats
Ladles' new style Jackets, half-fitting back,
good quality Kersey, $11.00 regular price.
to dose out $7.75
Ladles' coats, worth $3.75, clearance price $5.68
Ladles coats of all grades at 2-3 of regular price
Furs '
We hare only a few loft and want to sell
them iHit at once.
3.1.50 Fur Boas, to close out will go at . .$2.60
$2.50 Fur Boas to close out will go at . .$1.75
$2.00 Fur .Boas to close out will got at . .$1.50
ALL I'URS AT BIG REDUCTIONS.
Underwear
Ladles' heavy wool underwear, $1.00 kind, now
goes at 85c
Ladles' wool, non-shrinkable underwear, 75c
kind, now only aoe
l.uilles' noii-shrlnkliig underwear, c kind,
now only 5oc
Children's wimiI underwear, all sixes, reduced
In price for this Removal Kale 211 per rent. '
Men's heaviest nil wool underwinr, $2.00 kind,
till wool blue underwear. $1.25
wool underwear. $1,00
$1.60
kind.
$1.00
kind,
$1.10
now
Mens
no
Men's heavy
now
Men's Dr. Wrights' health mnlci-inr. ailve.
Used by others at $I.2,': onr clearance
lri 85c
Boys' Wrights' health undcrweur, clearance
Price 45c
Boys' lienvy fleeced underwear, all sixes, sale
lHce . , 25C
Ladies' Sateen Skirts
$3.50 Skirts, during this clearance sale will go
" ' $2.75
:..( skirts during this sale will sell for $2.40
$2.30 Skirts, during this sale will go for $1.95
$1.30 Skirts, during this sale will go for $1.20'
AI L CHEAPER ONES 20 PER CENT RE
DUCTIOX. Clothing at Actual Cost
Mens $12.50 Suits during tills sale 30.08
Men's $10.00 Snlts during this sale $T.I8
Men's $8.50 Suits during this sale $0 48
All cheaper milts at actual cost to us.
Boys' dothlng of all kinds for a couple of
weeks slaughtered In prices. Yon can outfit
your boy for tlie exact cost of the suit. ...
v'"""- " means ir you come quickly.
won't combine, sneh price cutting very long.
We
OP'-ct.off SHOES !0prct.ofr
Spring lines of shoes will soon arrive and we
, must niiike some room for them.
Men's shoes of all kinds for this particular
sale, will lie cut In price 10 per cent below rog
ular prices.
Ladles' shoes and slippers, all kinds 10 per
cent off.
Children's shoes of all kinds, 10 per cent off
These clearance prices will last a week or
two and will give all our customers a chance to
supply themselves with shoes at a reduced
prlee. Don't fall to get a pair now.
Man's Pants 20 Der
Men's iMtntN, worth $-1.30, clearance prl
Men's $4.00 pants during wniw
Men's $8.50 pants during clearance
Men's $2.50 pants numng cicarm.
Ki..fH ai iiMiiiia tlnrltic clearance
All cheniwr pants will bejicalj
n,;u'i rtrscaos 20 Der
Help us reduce our stock of cn
.lHouoa i.nvA tim many, ue of
i... u ,in alve yoa
tluctlnn of 20 per cent on every esj
the next two weeks. J
We will sen you dresses at about mi
the i
i
Corsets Per.9
, For two weeks we will make cow,
true tlie best line "1
only need of roosa causes us to mtf
m the prices. l
CORSETS FOR TWO WEEKS 16 PH
OKr.
Buy now and get the same cor
. .... j st.25
jnororaenes an- M 4
We cnirt list uw
of lace and embroidery but for ,
weeks w win sell you 1,TeJ
kih . ai.oo.. Buy lace or
. .. . ..-I 11. so wi"
to the amount 01 - ,
. MIL
Ribbons sou all u " wirt
want to do Just a "'Jc
usual, and offer this special Indacs
to buy now. .lhhnB at lbs
6 yards of any pr. - . M p
4 yards. This means a saTlag of n
Ton
a l-..,A6l
During this sale all l J" J5 U
During Uils,sale you can W J
lor
$1.50 gloves now go "J "" p ,t. j
,1.70 during -J
Uir giovon
imeir nf every pair.
7 .,.c THAT I
ARE GOING TO REDUCE STOCK AND PRICES NEW
MANY OTHER LINES ARE SLAUGHTERED IN PRICE.
CAN'T AFFORD TO NOT BUY. WE WILL
WITH A NICE, FRESH STOCK, AND CONS
BUT WE CANT LIST ALL ON ACCOUNT OP SPACE BIT ww
JlflV Ml 1 u . . . ...... . . . . . " r'
(EN UP l "
; WE MOVE.
ILL SOON HAVE PLENTY OP BOOM XR OUR IMMENSE lTOCK OV Hrmvv r ? REDUCE STOCK AND I
NSEQUENTLT MEAN TO CUT PRICES SO DEEP NOW THAT SvmiSJSS JJ!?
wbtftj ...THE FAIR:.. Vy-
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