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DAILY EAST OREGOXLVN. PEXDLETOX, OREGON, TIESBAY. JII.Y 19, 1810.
PA6H TWO.
20th Annual Clearance Sale
Buying Clothes Cheap
Any time you buy a Hart Schaffner&Marx suit you
are spending your
clothes money eco
nomically, but when
you get a chance to
buy these famous
clothes at less than
the regular price,
you ought to lay in
a stock of them.
This is the time when we are
getting ready for fall business;
it's the time when you are ready
for summer clothes; we want to
clean off our shelves, and it's
your chance.
The prices we are making on
summer suits would almost make
you think the weather was cold,
you know it isn't and we know
that these clothes are using room
and money that we need.
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Come in while the stock is well assorted; you will
be pleased with the values we' 11 offer you, for example
Mens Two Piece Suits will go at Exactly 1-2 Price
ill-US
follows :
$10.00
$12.50
$15.00
S16.50
$17.50
$18.50
$20.00
$22.50
SS23.50
"-piece Summer Suits will go ai
Suits.
Suits,
Suit,
Suits,
Suits.
Suits
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
('lea ranee
Clearance
Price $7.35
Price $S.65
Price $11.78
Price $13.25
Price $14.60
Price $15.45
Price $16.75
Price $19.25
Price $19.75
$25.00 Suit?, Clearance Price ... $20.95
$26.50 Suits, Clearance Price .. . $21.95
$27.50 Suits, Clearance Trice $23.65
S2S.50 Suits, Clearance Price $24.45
$30.00 Suits, Clearance Price $24.95
$32.50 Suits, Clearance Price $25.90
WE APK SALES AGENTS FOR THE
FAMOUS CAIJIIAIMT OVERALLS,
THE PEST IX TILE WORLD, UNION
.MADE.
Men's Shirts at a Saving
Kvcrv kind you want is here.
W Lave a lot of l'O dozen blue oxford shirt-,
regular 50 values, well made, good color,
Clearance Price, choice 3 for $1.00
Men';; Oxford, Madras and Sateen Shirt-,
Di iuilar make, extra full cut, iriies-eted to
prevent ripping, faced sleeves, full SO-inelK-s
long, ninillv sr. Id for 65-, Clear. Pr. 50c
The ho.-t work shirt in America.
75C Shirts of all kind-, stripes, blue-., hla-k
Clearance Price 650
S1.00 Shirts f all kinds, Clear. Pr. SoC
SI. 25 Shirts of all kinds, Clear. Pr. 95o
S1.50 Shirts of all kinds, Clear. Pr. $1.35'
$1.75 Shirts of all kinds, Clear. Pr. $1.50
S2.00 Shirts of nil kinds, Clear. Pr. S1.S0
S2.50 Shirts of all kinds, Clear. Pr. $1.97
Men's Extra Pants Reduced
Xinv's voiir time to buv an extra pair of
pi nt-. Your others will last longer and look
better if ymi change off and let them hang
in the closet for a week oecasionallv.
$1.50 Paiit-, Clearance Price .
$2.50 Pants, Clearance Price .
$3.00 Pant,, Clea ranee Price ...
$3.50 Pant. Clearance Price ...
$4.00 Pants". Clearance Price .
$4.50 Pant,, Clearance Price
$5.00 Pants, Clearance Price
$6.50 Pant-, Clearance Price
$7.50 Pants. Clearance Price
$8.50 Pants, Clearance Price
$1.25
$1.95
$2.35
$2.80
$3.80
...$4.3j
..$5.60
...$6.45
...$7.3i
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where it Pays to Trade
MILTON PEOPLE ARE
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viii:x r.vniKis i.kavks
slit-ll lloikin Clmi-ues Tlinl .Mr. anil
Mr. .liilm WimkW Took HI, ( liililn-n
Away from 1'iimilv Willi Wlilili lli
llinl I.-ft TIiimii rrois r,. Mailt-
Trial Xi-l Siiiurilay.
(Spt-i-lal lori-nmloMro.
Miltmi. Ore.. July 19. Warrants
were .ivniu mit tlii morning Inl'uro
Justin- J. L. Miller, charsln? Mr. und
Mrs. John Wooils with kllnaiiiuK.
The ih:irj;o was uref. rred by Phell
Hopkins, a son-in-law. t soenis that
Mr Hopkins. hos,. n ii is ilertil
went away to harvest anil hi fovo fio
inif left two of his children at the Nels
Mcti;ukeii home and two with Paul
Young at the- power plant. As soon
as he had gone Mrs. Woods went and
took the former two and also tried to
Kt the two at Young's, but was re
fused. As soon as Mr. Hopkins heard
i; he returned to Milton, secured Con
stable Torwilliger, went to the Woods
home and got the children. The ar
rests followed.
All th parties live up the Walla
Walla river. Trial was set at Milton
next Saturday in Alliance hall. Prose
cuting Attorney Pheps of Pendleton
having charge of It.
Miss Sumniei vilie of Pendleton, is
a guest at the H. M. Cockbum home
in Milton this week.
Mis. M. Maloney and daughter.
Kutherine have gone to Athena to be
absent several weeks.
Mr. J. K Cherry left for La Grande
this morning on business.
The families of Drayman Smith. A.
K. Melvnight and X. T. Manela will
go to the mountains tomorrow for the
summer.
Mrs,. Jack' Kai'olt was .taken to the
sanitarium at College Place to have
an abscess removed from her s tie.
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l l!S. JACK JOIIXKOX
New York. A new scheme has been
devised to separate Jack Johnson.
heavyweight champion, from his coin.
Mrs. John Arthur Johnson." a young
white woman, now staying at the
Hotel Albany, is preparing to enter
suit for divorce and $ri,oort "heart
balm" against the champion. Te
woman, who says she was formerly
Hattle McCrav of Philanelphia, Is
having her hoard paid and cnu-i
championed by George Little, John
son's former manager, who fell out
with John.on. The woman has not
produced any marriage certificate.
Johnson declared It Just anoltier of
Little's efforts to injure him. The
McCray woman Isn't the one who was
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Exact Cojiy of Wrapper. T-f elNT,UB eo.,,T, , to eirr.
office ran In Sydney.
Then along came tho Prince of
Wales (now King George), to find
all the New South Wales receptions
arrangements in the hands of this
cool tactful secretary. There wis no
hitch of any kind. nd the prince
asked if he would enre to take royal
service. The following year the Aus
tralian was made a groom of the bed
chamber, and now he Is the right
hand man of a queen whose forceful
ncss and energy will surely give him
scope for his executive capacity.
AI.I AI.I'A IS CI KF.-ALL.
(iinilcnsiil Healing lllciiicnt Soothes
Tired "crves.
Los Angeles, Cal. Alfalfa, hither
to holder of a plebeian piace in the
f od scheme, is des'lr.ed to become a
tornprt hensive medicative and reme-
fries and drowned his sorrow In so
many tall ones that the cobras came
to get him. The condensed-hay ex
pert heat 'em to It and cured the vic
tim so effectively that now he Bhud
ders at sight of even a dog. If the Aof
Is a growler.
Tobacco chewing, gloomy thoughts
of suicide, insomina and a host of
other undesirable things fade away
like the mists of the morning under
the soothing Influence of a few fork
fuls of nifalfa done up In a tablet.
I'AitritKwsKi (.i:ts mcir.
Pianist's Neurit N mils Hani on In
surance Comtuinlea.
London. Paderewskl will receive
12.0(h) pounds from the Insurance
companies on account of the attack
of neuritis In his right arm. which
has obliged him to cancel his London
mmnt, wn uim S
FROM TIE SPORTING WORLD
Vernon 3. I -on AiiK'l' - '
L - Angeles. Cal., July 18.
S. -a'fer who broke two ribs In a
c. ::in with Hill ftapp? of the Ba-:-r
squad, started to pitch his full
gjn yesterday afternoon In the fi
ll game between the Villagers and
A --gels. Happy Hogan caught. Thor--'-:.
and Waring were the batteries for
home nine. The final Hcore was:
n h. e.
3 10 1
Ljs Angels 4 2
Ami-rican Ix-ague.
At Boston R- H. E.
L-i -.roit 4 8 4
nton 9 12 2
P. ateries Mullm. Woiks and Stan-r.?;-:
Collins and Carrigan.
At Philadelphia: R. H. E.
Cli ?ag'j 2 6 2
Philadelphia 5 8 1
lotteries White nd Pa.ne;
Co Jinbg and Lapp. .
At New York R- H. E.
S: Louis 4 8 3
T.w Tork J 9 1
National League.
At Pittsburg First game:
R. H. E
Boston ;-4 10 3
Dir. churn. .....2 9 0
Batteries Mattern and Graham
C'amnitz and Gibson.
.Second game: U. H. E
Boston 0 S 0
Pittsburg 4 11 0
Batteries Brown, Ferguson and
Graham; White and Gibson.
At Cincinnati R. H. E.
New York 3 10 5
Cincinnati 13 15 3
Batteries Drucke. Marquard. Ray
mond ond Meyers. Schlel; Gasper and
McLean. Clark.
STIKKNTS BO HARVESTING.
College Men In penmark Make Lark
of Work In FleliH.
Copenhagen. Copying the example
of Western American students, am
bitious young Danes have of late
yars, undertaken harvest work In
the summer vacation. ut this year
they hove a step further In organiz
ing a bureau at the University nf
Copenhagen for regulating the sup
ply and demand.
No longer the student tramps from
fxroi to farm in search of work. The
farmers send In their statement of
the number of hands required and
th bureau allots the men ror me
work. The Danish harvest lasts about
a month, and the farmers have found
tlo: lusty college men nre just the
help they need for speedy crop lift
ir.jj. At first only the students with
nr .coin In their jeans undertook the
work; now there Is a rush for health
and harvesting by all grades of cel-
Uge men.
ThTe is the more favor shown to
the bi?h (lass farm help because a
big thieving scheme has Just been ex
se.l at Aarhus, where the. grain
trade is handled by lower grade
workers. Two foremen and several
assistants of a local grain company
are awaiting trial for wholesale rob
btry. The plan was to run an Inde
pendent concern to which they sent
wagons of stolen grain evey day. For
a long time this did not excite sus
picion, for the grain entrusted to them
amounted to a big total. The In
vestigation is still continuing, but It
l.i clear a huge sum Is Invllved.
fiifcanc Man Attacks; Pi-loHtrians.
Modrld. At Canillas de Aceituno
the other day a man named Antonio
Jimenez suddenly went mad, and at
tacKed people in me street with a
large knife. He killed an old man, a
woman carrying a child and a young
girl, and he Injured many others. The
greatest consternation prevailed, and
people fled In every direction. He was
not overpowered until after a most
desperate struggle.
Anyway, the man wno chloroforms
you and cuts out your appendix
doesn't stab you In the back.
Men's oxfords cheap at a Eklund's.
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PACK ilUir IN VMVni.l.V ((UNIV.
with hlni at Reno. She Is still with
him. I
The woman In support of l or e!,i!a;
thut Johnson is her lawful husband,
showed n, rare collection of photo
graphs of the "Big Smoke's" letti : j
and telegrams. 1'nforttinatclv the
wedding certificate, she . -. J ,hi on
cruelly carried off who li" deserted I
her.
The woman declares she met J ihn-
son in August. i:oi,. at .m.imihuh;
Cafe, Philadelphia. She went with
him to Atlantic City where t'-ev wr :
married September ;s. siie says sh" !
lived with Johnson until D.cemb'-i-
30, 1909, and saw all his fights. In
cluding the battle with Burns. Then
he deserted her, she nvuvs. As fur
ther proof of her love, sli- say she
"hung uf" family Jf we'.s and plate to
send Johnson abroad when he was
"broke."
ii i! (l.-meui 'hat will put all others
In tile sht'de, according to Dr. Marian
X Clarl;. ' 'ho anti'iUlK-i-s the ilis.nv
", y of k il'lf mr.itlve prop.'itie
n. the phmt and blossoms.
it. i' I'l Ii;.i:y i.imed out on a
snii'i! scale and suggested by the
' !'i(!ustvy. Is to electolyze tho
Ph'.-ii!'!! aval con li n:-e its healing ele
ments to vest-pocket size a haystack
ot ;-:ed!cinc In a tiny tablet.
In-. Clark prldefully recounts many
ll. stances of cures with the minions-
alf ;!fn juice many nervous ailments
from deliruin tremens to "that tired
feeling."
fnc- of these was the aggravated
case of a Reno sport, who bet on Jet-
enga. an iits 'i ll.- great pianist's
health l nlw;iy s . unreliable that he
is he ivliy Insured both for "life" and
against pen et l.ii-incss. His hands
alone have l.e.-n "c,i' ered" for as
much as Iu.imhi pounds.
Apart fr in iiis chronic neuritis,
P.nb i' .v-kl lias l.e a extremely un
fortunate in the matter of ill-health.
) Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
J Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
j bowels to expel poisonous matter,
i cleanse the system, cure constipation
j and sick headache. Sold by all deal
ers. .,
Read the "Want" ads today T
RISE HAS BEEN It PI1.
Qneon Mary's Si-crotnry Come o
Front I-Yoiii Olcoiirlty.
London. When King George mad"
his famous tour of the Brtish colonies
he came across a smart organizer In
Australia named Edward Walllncton.
and made n note of hlin. Tod ly Wall
ington in installed as private secretary
to Queen Mary, a billet that heeds
plenty of tact and diplomatic finesse
to make its running a success,
Born 66 years ago. he Is compara
tively new to court life. It was while
Earl Carrlngton, the new Lord Cham
berlain, was governor-general of New
South Wales that Walllngton started
his private secretarial experience, for
Carrlngton saw there was grit in him
and gave him confidential work. Af
ter that he was private secretary in
succession to Lord Brassey. Sir Thom
as Fowell Buxton, Lord Tennyson and
Lord Hopetoun, when their periods of
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