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TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919. i c We don't want to make capital out of honesty. Neither do we want to advertistvthe fact that 'we are honest We just want to tell others how very pleasant and profitable wc have found it to conduct a business on the good old-fashioned plan of truth telling and plain dealing. The confidence of our customers is a constant source of inspiration to us. It spurs us on to further efforts. PACE TWO Wo want yon to re tlx flint' we consider ' !. i ' I . that our Interest m svilln ymi clothe Is , , , , tit nam- as jomn n buying them his valu. , tli. r,ve; stylt. the beat tailoring. We , " ' wiMn1 xi'ol to inkn any .v.hr position. WAIST SEAM, DOUBLE BREASTED : mil , 'Mr. aKftii'iltiriliiM mMMH lowagut IV1V aduilou & Marx There has never been a style created that has been so popular as the double-breasted waist-. seam suits by Hart Schaffner& Marx The reason? they give young men the : trim-waisted, full chested, athletic appearance ; and they're different. We have many new variations of this good style to show . you ; just in; hot from the makers. $20.00 TO $63.00 EXTRA SPECIAL We have one rack of men's and young men's suits, about seventy five in all, all styles, and all sizes, Hart, Sehaffner & Marx, L-System, Griffon and Hirsh Wickwire makes. (There are none better) These are odd suits and broken lines. We have cut the price oji them all the way from $10.00 to $20.00. Don't buy till you see them. i. THE FLYLESS GROCERY - T;P.W. PURE FOOD SHOP - In Our Model Sanitary Basement CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 3 Main Line Ph6nes, all 15. All Other Depts. call 22 STRAWBERRIES FOR CANNING. Now is the time to secure your c anning berries, as they are at their lowest price. We handle only the choicest and best berries. Fruit Jars in all sizes and Frui t Jar Fixtures of all kinds. t - WAIST SPECIAL $1 4i f u m u 9 O U 'MB:" t v. Mmm m J r-t K ..-.. several rnr,1 flnintv and attractive waists, of which you'll for immediate wear. You would be glad to pay $2.50 for these, as that is the regular price. . Tomorrow you can buy them fo r only , ?1. 98 I I I 3 HERE ONCE MORE! , JAPANESE LUNCH CLOTHS AND NAPKINS Japanese Lunch Cloths have been out of the mar ket for some time due to the embargo on shipping space placed by the government during the war. We have just received a complete assortment of new patterns in all the wanted sizes with napkins to match from the first steamer that came over. Save your good linens during the summer by buying Jap anese lunch cloths. They wash perfectly, "look cool and cost but little. CONVENT EMBROIDERIES for trimming underwear are most economical. They wear well, look well and cost but little. Convent Edges .from 2 to 18 inches wide, priced the yard ....... .1 ... 10c to 85c Baby Embroideries, fine Swiss edgings and inser tions to match, baby flouncings of fine imported Swiss from St, Gall, dainty, lovable patterns that'you can't resist, prices yard 12'i to $l..r0 Fine Val. Laces with insertions to match; delicate beautiful patterns from France, just the thing for a dainty blouse, lingerie or baby clothes. Choose now. The yard , 5c to 35c NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WHITE GOODS The hot days of summer are. close upon us and every woman will need at least one white dress be sides innumerable waists, a white skirt or two as well as a complete odtfit of lingerie. Our stocks of white goods are more than-complete. Choose now while the assortments are unbroken. Fine Voile3 40c to $1.00 Organdies C3c to $1.75 Embroidered Voiles S5c to $1.50 Piques , 40c to $1.00 Gabardines 85c to $1.00 , Skirtings .60c to 85c Flaxons 35c to 85c Batistes ; 40c to $1.00 Long Cloth .'. 20c to 60c Nainsook ; . . 25c to 60c DID YOU VISIT OUR ECONOMY SHOP DURING THE 98c TUB ... SALE? . , Mnny, many patrons came Into our tinny basement and learned to their Nkant mir Iirlse of tho hunclrnle of other koocI, ciiiOi Ha vlim Imrsalns. IT WAS A "HhTT WQi .MST l:iv .sAI.lv. It waft a sale especially planned to draw Into ttll popular hop where you might loam many thlnits to your own ndvan tae. ( Among the Other Good Things Did You I,ook Through the House hold Hardware Section? rr.v i:xf.mi:k. iiovsk u.kamno htxps Screen Door Hlneen. rath He Non rtiiHt fnrpet Turku, hot Screen T)nor I'ulls, each 5r (lood Ht.-et Tack fluiiiinem. each. ..... Ian Screen loor KprlnKK. each St Jlralrtcd Wire Picture ford, box Screen Hold Faatx, each tie Handiest Carpet Heater, each IV" Screen Faint Urushes. each Enameled Servkeahlo Dinil I'ann. each "' fcreen Door lck, each 12c rerub HruHheH. Bond rirletleii, eich... I."k- HimKiilow Screen Hanirersi, set IIN' Xtra Heavy fJprlnklers. each J1X" Sure Shot Fly fhvat, each . 5c flood Serviceable Clothe Pins. dox..... 4e KITCIIK.V HKI.l'M SUllllv KIT IIKX IIKI.I-S Heavy Rusting Spoona toe Silvered Towel Itauku 1.1c Food Orinders, 4 cutters 2.lt Ulir Urnnlte lmh l'm Aluminum l'epper and SaltH OfT Charlie Chaplin VeKetahle (Iraters.... I.lr Heavy Gem Pan. . tc An Xtra Ppeelul Heavy Kliamelwure liar one ('tip Flour Sifters l.V Kaln. r.c values for H Visit This Center of All Bargains. THE NEWEST AND BEST AWAITS YOU HERE. 3h .jiv ..' PENBLETONS greatest department store HI una .F9 A7 vva WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE OHSfe THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. mn voice loud AS CANNON'S ROAR Sound Vastly Magnified; Engineer Declares No Limit FAN FRAX"lSCO. June 3. A mana .lce cal be made a' loud as the can Ban's roar; It can be heard rwo or twenty miles. The ticking of a watcn oan be amplified until it sounds like, brokers on an ocean cliff, i "It no trick at nH to magnify ouDd four of five million times, or indefi nitely", aaid Tom Lambert, a wireless telephone ensineer, todaN'. "All that la necdedis to connect- a number of vacuum valves in multiple with a -r. i-eless receiving -'t, and the thing in done. At the t.:it receiving; con tact a voice will be normal. Cut in one vacuum valve and it la raised aeven.j times; thereafter it aquarea itself j seven times seven to forty-nine for the neitt vacuum valve, and 49 times 49 for the next, and so on.'" ; "I mean a volume of souni; net po- wer of transmission," explninrnl Lam bert. "In a test recently a phonograph was connected with an amplifier at midnight, and e were liftimr It up gradually- to supply all San Francisco with sons; and amusement, when the police urged us to desist. ' "In the stadium at Qolden c.ate park iimMr n1 www - f, '4 t XW A New Shipment of ftfttffi Floor Coverinars r - . w ' wwvw m m mt I Linoleum the tirkins of a watch was mnde Tudi ble alt over the grandstand while an ftthletic meet waa in progress. Cap tain Rolert W. A. Brewer, an experi menter, moed off 2000 feet and spoke ciuietly to hia dos( and the do couldnt be hll. A wtreless station which I am' not permitted to name recently received a telephone message front Kurope. and through t amplifier startled duck hunters In the marshes eight miles away." Mr. Latimbert exhibited one of the vacuum valves. Its exterior resembles an ordinary 16-inch electric liht bulb. Through the glum,- however, could be seen electric winding that was dis similar. Around a filament was wound convolutions nf wire called a "rid". Above the firrld was an encir cling metallic plate. Tho current, it was explained, passed through each in the order described. The In-comine-wire tens signals travel down the aerial wire to the tuning set and thento the vacuum valve, which la a "detector,"' or receiver. For practical purposes, the vacuum valve has its use as In warships, where lh wireless telephone speaks it men sutfe through a horn to several offi cers, instead of to on using earpieces. It can be available of to address audi ences. The wireless telephone is wonderfut ly extending the field developed by if.e wireless telegraph. Any wtreless telegraph receiving set is equally good for receiving telephone messages. The transmitting Instruments, of course, are different. Kvery airplane possessed by Uncle Sam and all I'nited Htate warships are equipped with wireles telephone apparatus. These, sets on warships are ff f nf (if rfi tt f WTtt5" fitlf U1K 33 50f 19.7S fttltln It mt f.t f:ri.'ilr . ;In the liKht-huayweiKht claiwr pick,! . . ... Smith, who meets Oeorgos Curpentier'. 'n showing m tY, rattle al- the coming bout between Frank Gol- dard and Arthur Townley. at Strasburg in July, holds the title, j But Smith hasn't fought under the auspices of the National Sporting Club ! for a long time and while he was busy j training for his fight with the French ! man, the club staged a match between Irys was shown for tho week's open Ing at North Portland. Total re relpts over Sunday were 1701 head compared with 1(131 hist Monday and head a year ago. While ther was a greater run than a week ago. Rnv Vf-rnrmiif nn(i Ti.fwi Tf.,ir.h 'there wan not n much stock offered and awarded the title to MeCormick. ' rtn thft nn niurk here. A large w ho won when Kolph was disqualified. ppr cent of lho n"vnl were direct , The awarding, in the championship "hii mfnts to northern killers. to MoCormick has brought protest 1 Cattln trade IndiratmJ a weaker from the press, ho declarft Alcf 'ormick I tnno ftn1 prices at the start. and Itolph are second raters, both -,neil cattle range: having been defeated by Kddie 'Mc- j 0nf"1 to holro stews . . . 1 1 i on J 1 Ooorty of St. Paul, and Augie Ilatncr Kalr u K""'1 teers lO.on ifl.r.fl of New York - Common to fair steern . H.TtWit Thers has been criticism of thelCommi,n rs l.ZQ 8,00 club officials on what is dfsrrihed by choice cows and SOCIALISTS PLAN TO OUST SCHEIOEMnl f TtKHUN, My- . .31. IiuUpcndenl i socialists nro ronorted to be IlannHtg I I t to rail a general strike the day the) present gover'nmeiit decides for or against tho peace treaty, with the oh. j Ject of overthrowing Chancellor , Sfheldomami, tinder any clrcumstan- ceil. on paper ns going back on their an- I heifers !.r,0'JT 10.: 5 114 E. Webb . Fhone548 British Boxing Champions In Topsy Turvy Tangle (By I'nited Press.) j WJNDfW, ny Mail.) Kiitinh box-; inic championships, as recoKnlzert by officialdom. The National rtportinp Club are in a topsy turvy stale today. . Three championships heavy, liKhl . ami bantam wiKhta are hld by men whom the club refuse to recoRnise. I And of the three chnmpionHhips In question an .American may be entitled to ope. j The heavy-wela-ht title Is claimed by Joe lleekett, wlio vanquished Hilly, Hells, holder of the hell. Ilut the club . has lanfired Beckett and will award I the championship to tho winner of nniinced policy of May l'JIS. At that 1 to medium c.ws and time It was declared in a public speecn ' heifers S0 9.r,n at the club thiU th Ixinsdale bolt--1 Medium to fair cows and emblematic of the Ilritlsh boxinsj ! heifers 7 not .nn championship would be open to Amer- isnners 3.riOii n.nn icins. If this were followed out, Joe frills S.Oflffl s.r.ll Lynch; the New York bantam, would ' Calves !.00M3.00 bo entitled to claim the Itrttish ban- More lrcsuro In Million, tarn championship. Mnch won anj AthoBh a tnu-ilnnul flwrease In unriueslionable decision over Tmt, , of , W..,B Hno.n , th0 .,.,,e. ... in cnampion. in a Nor,h Portland yards for Ihe dav. the 1 twenty round bout here, A few months ! ,rpnd tlf , ,r.1(,n wan wpnk,.r- wth i aKO ' lower prices offered. Total run In I the alleys over Sunday was 3013 head 1 : rrmnnml w!H iloo lnt rnn,lo.. nnii i Prices Go Down With ! head a year auo. OnfnJntr nf Kpw W!r ' ',Vh"" mutton rtnwil weakness and VSIJIIIIIIK Ul mew "CCiy iambs were considered sllKhtly easier sales of top qualily in the laller line were made lip (o $!. tha former ex. 'PfiMTf.AXn, June 3. xinely-nlne treme mark, carloads of livestock camo forward, to General sheep ramte: , North Portland over Sunday, compar- Prime sprlnff lambs . . . t14.0nf' I S.HA ed with' T(il last week and as cars two '""II lambs t . .. 1 2.00 1 3.rl weeks airo. i Yearllnps 0 00 S.SO 1 he hlKCeJf decrease In livestock of- Wethers 7.nft K. So f.rlnKs as compared with last Mon-'Kwes (,0'Kf S.OU day was In hog. Offerings In the' i swine alleys for the week's openlnoi . ! trtaled '1S10 head, Cirmpared with! Tn ri.n,v. cr.. nnl. frnn. Ilr. A well-known chef always cuts off Ihe end of the cucumbers and vig orously rubs It over the cut edtto of the cucumber. Ho does this to ex tract the poisonous substance. ATHKXAS-A royal decree permits Prlnue Christopher to renounce his ilreel: nationality and becoma 4 Dan. Ish subject.' ' " " A GOOD MEDICINE FOR LOSS OF APPETITE Onrral debility aad that tired feeling; is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thi hialily ettneentratetl, economical Iiieilicine is a great favorite in thou B.nnU of homes. Jt is peculiarly suc cessful in "jiurifyinff anil revitalizing the li'otsl, promoting digestion, re Rtorinf? animation, and building op tile whole system. Oct this dependalilo medicine to-' day and bejtin taking it at nnee. If youi-cd n laxative take Hood's Pills. ,You will snrely like tlietn. 2371 head last Monday and lifts heat, s.,lur, a rritn wnle poln wUh kro. a year ao. ! sene and rub hard on the spots. Then Considering this the markit should WMI)h yot,p f0r ,ln, llp,pv nf soap have ,:.!,. better but the fuct that a on ,hp ,,.,. The ol w evaporate very la ran per eptt of tho offermas , twenty-four hours and the spots will were of poor ouallly. caused a weaker no gone, tone In the trade. No very eHrly bus-', Ines was done In tho hoe: alleys wlthj killers seeking a lower boa: ranpe: Never put a particle of soap on sll Irime mixed ...$! 3.00 1 l.!n verware if you wottld have it retain Medium mixed ItoiiKh hea.vles I'tlt Hulk . Is.J&fiMS.Oai its lustre. Wet a flannel cloth In l;ero 1 7.&a'fr 1 S.r.n sene and dip In dry whltinR and rub 11. ROfir 19.3s the plated ware. Let It dry on, then 19.G019.75 polish with a chamois skin. Reo -Speed Wagon ' ' ,,Tlie populir Jalutiofi'of your1 r4rl4)or:f tation question. Better come in and see us at once as they arc selling fast. Independent Garage uisiriDutors- COLE REO DORT Court at Thompson St. -SCRirP-BOOTII rhoneC33