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1 FAS3 TWO DAILY EAS!T OREOOyiAN, PENDlilTON, QltECOft MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1020. , , , , ......-.. -v... TWELVE PAGES Prices m2 Kah&You Bach i;iSm QlB-BMYB Befme the War rU?S t!theS is 1ot aIn',lowcr 1,um 'li was! and ou knw in your own business that the cost of a thing is the basis of the selling price. That's true of cloth- ,T! .t0 hlgh;. as C0Jmparcd with cost' but as comParel wit Jr interests. We've lowered the prices. It "couldn't be done" but we've done it , c i e of f ei mg choice new mei chandise at prices that in many instances do not represent the present wholesale cost. IT WILL TAY YOU TO BUY NOW. THE NARROW LINES OF TO DAY'S CLINGING GOWNS IN KNIT UNDERWEAR ; Vhen gowns began to be so very brief, skirts short and narrow, bodices snug and smooth without even a bone or a dart to give them stiffness, we wondered if we'd ever be able to wear anything underneath them with out ruining their slender lines. For underwear had not been designed for this new sort of gown. It had always been al lowed an occasional Yfrinkle, an occasional ill fitting line, without spoiling the effect of any one's silhouette. Only a very special kind of underwear could be soft and snug and smooth enough to satisfy the new frocks. There is a very special kind of underwear made just to wear with the new close-fitting gowns. Carter's Knit Underwear reflects every style in outer clothes. It is finely woven, so elastic, so soft and firm that it follows the lines of the figure w-ithout ever binding or pulling. Its se?ms, though strongly reinforc ed, lie flat and smooth. There is a Carter style for every type of gown. The high necked, long sleeved, ankle length suit for stormy weather street clothes. The low or Dutch necked suit for slim, after noon gowns. And the sheer bodice top suit that you can wear with your prettiest dance frock. These are a few of the many styles that make women order Carter's for themselves and their families year after year. Carter's comes for women, children and in fantsin all weigh ts cotton, lisle, silk, meri no and" wool Get your supply tomorrow at our underwear section on the' balcony. Children's Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose for school wear, hand knit, just lik mother used to make. In all sizes, the pair $1.00 to $125. Extra Fine Wool Coatings 54 to 56 inches wide, colors of taupe, browns blues, greens, etc. Prices are moderate, the yard . . . , $1.50, $5.00, $3.50, $6.00 Black Costume Velvet 45 inches wide in the best twilled black' high grade quality. Regular price $8.00 yd. On sale, the yard $6.85 Black Silk Chiffon Velvet . 40 inches wide for evening dresses, after noon costumes, etc. Special price, the yd. $8.45 Getting the 'Most for Your Money You have to pay morefor what you buy nowadays. You can pay a great deal more or you can pay a great deal less than a great deal more and get splendid merchandise. ' It depends on the manufacturer. Some have the experience and facilities to make goods at low cost. Take the makers of Eagle Shirts for in stance. Their manufacturing experience of over fifty years is a tremendous asset in knowing ali the short cuts that won't jeopar dize quality. Besides, they weave their own fabrics, dye their own yarns, do the whole job from designing the pattern to packing the . shirt under one roof. When you buy Eagle Shirts you get the best the market affords at prices you can afford $3.00 to $13.50 Black Silk Costume Velvet Chiffon finish, 40 inches wide. On special sale, the yard ...... $8.45 Styles and Sizes for Any Feet That's the boast of our shoe department. We have enough styles to meet any man's re quirements, whether they be work shoes for the mill or play shoes for the dance enough sizes to fit any feet. Stylish footwear galore, many of the shoes following the English brogue model that re tains its popularity against all comers. , Our salesmen are expert shoe fitters as well as suggesters of what's appropriate. They can fit you so the first few wearings won't mean discomfort $7.00 to $15.00 The Art Department is showing a lot of new novelties in stamped materials for embroidery, finished pieces and materials for making up Christmas gifts. An early visit to this department will repay you. V Ilarcoln LTLlul f,:-JIS!jJ?i i . . J i".t . .; .. .. -yg- T ,-1, VtTWkss ,!ar-''ii THE SHOP THAT SAVES YOU MONEY 65 New Garments WOMKN'S WOOL MtESSES Hand cipbroidered with silk and heavy wool yarn. Some In the lot are beaded elaborately. Sizes 18 to 46. Dresses that represent values of 33, M3 and $60. Kptfial $17.89 to $28.79 The Best Itargaln PI KK SILK HOSE 200 pairs of fine black, whlto and brown silk hose 'of excellent quality, seamed back, reinforced heel and too, . All sizes 8 1-2 to 10 1-2. Hose that should sell at $1.76. Special Salo 08o We make the announcement that all Aluminum ware offered in this Bargain Depart ment is of not legs than 18 guage and should not be classed with -the cheaper, thinner vari ety. Also our prices on this GOOD ware is in many cases, even lower than the cheap, thin variety. We are preparing a Special Sale on Big Heavy Round Aluminum Roasters. You will appreciate these good vessels if you will but call and see them. $6.75 Roasters for 84.93. J' i ?h-' 4 lwM. 'V ! Come Tomorrow to See These Hand some New Waists So broad is the assortment that no matter how difficult you may be to please, you will get here the very waist that pleases your fancy. We want you to particularly note the fine quality and perfect workmanship put in to these garments. We want you to observe their becomingness antbeauty. And, last but not least, we want you to note very carefully the reasonable prices for which they are be ing sold. "New taffeta smocks, jersey and velvet blouses embroidery trimmed or the new com bination of fancy silks and Georgette, all the very latest of styles and colors. We also offer a big discount on all white or flesh colored waists in the department, $5.75 to$35.C0. Make your choice early. You Need Good Warm Blankets these cold nights. Here will be found an un usual selection of wool, cotton and wool and cotton mixed in plaids, and plain colors. Here are a few specials: Cotton Sheet Blankets, extra large size, gray tan and white, regular price $4.50, on sale, the pair ...... $3.95 Woolnap Blankets, an assortment of color ed plaids that are very pretty indeed, regular' price $7.50, on sale, the pair $6.85 All Wool Army Blankets, single but double bed sizo, weight 4 1-2 lbs. Regular $11.50, on sale, the pair : .'. $8.95 n linillllllllllllllllllllMUIIIIIIItlllllf I 1 , ' Make This Store Your Headquarters, use our free conveniences, they're here for your especi al convenience. V.-- -71 WHERE IT PAVg TO TRADE I onse Boys' Suits Specially Priced at $9.85. Won derful values, less than present wholesale cost See them before yu buy. CATTLE MARKET SLOW PORTLAND, Nov. 1. A. P.) Cattle are slow; bogs are lower at $11,50 4; 14.00; sheep are. steady and eggs firm. Butter Is lower, extra ct ben at ti(f T,0 cents. ARE YOU A SUCKER? How Nut to Take Cold Borne persons are subjecct to fre quent colds, while others seldom. If ever, have a cold. Tou will find that the latter take good care of themselves. They take a shower or cold sponge bath everyday in a warm room, avoid over heated rooms, sleep with a win dow open or partly open, avoid ex tessess, over eating-, becoming over' heated and then chilled and getting the feet wet Then, when they feel the ! first Indication of a cold, they take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy -without delay and It Is soon over. A Timely SuffKmtion Thle U the seaaon of the year when the prudent and careful houxewlfe re. plenbhhes her supply of chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It Is lmost certain to be needed before the winter is over and results are much more prompt and satisfactory when It is kept at har.d and given as soon as the flmt Indication of a cold appears and before It has become settled in the v- tern. There Is no danger In giving It tc children as It contains no opium or other harmful drug. Chamberlain's TaMefe Have Done Her a World of linoA "Chamberlain's Tablets have done me a world of good." writes Mrs. Ella U liuUun, Klrkvtlle, N. Y. "i have rec ommended them to a number of my friends and all who have used them nrabse them highly." When troubled with indigestion or constipation, give them a trial and realise for yourself what an excellent medicine U is. Good Health If you would enjoy good health, keep your bowels regular. No one can rea sonably hope to fed well, when consti pated. When needed, take Chamber lain's Tablets. They are mild and gen are roo a soemt " FRACTIONAL GAIN IDE $m v BY DECEMBER WHEAT T'vWj . " f r December wheat closed at 15.09 3-4 ii ' today after opening at 2.0?. March i j - j -: . 'j&fSl&ll wheat opened at $2.04 and closed at t&fymf" ' C 12.02 and closed at 2.02. Following t!Z0 - ',T WW'S. n the flotations from Overbeck & i0 -V " , . ,' CookoCo.: ' x !T -5-- . . Wheat, r , """ (;'"'v ' , Dee. 2.09 2. 10H 2.07 2.00 t f i i- jC- A. . - V March 2.04 2.04 1.98 2.02 " 1 SnU K i Corn. t " "' ' i V Dec. .83!4 .Soft .4U. .84'4 i. , ""i May .90 .90 .89 .90 I ' K I ; , f ' Dec. .C514 .54 -M fit "' " J , i May .0 .SH ,60 .6014 4'. " J"? ,- ""' " Dec 1.7 1.71H 1.69 1.70 HI " l"''J ' May 1.5914 1.5914 1.58 1.C8 54 itU ! ? V '., . ' , l'orciaTi Exchange, fill J k Y- - i 'i'T! (From Overbeck ft. CookO Co. I i 5r, ' t" ? I London, 344 14. f T ' W 4 ' , '.'V-Kt Germany. 12. I . J ,' j ' i H J Austria, .0035. - -V- ( V ' V gWfJ Kwiss, 1585. I ; X i' HwV'V Spain, 1390. f V . 'M 7t Greece. 0965. $100,000 LIBEL sun "XS FILED BY PROFESSOR ator Ilanllng. In the suit Chancellor alloaes that the Journnl lilieled him by publishing a statement claiming he re tracted statements made In tho open' letter. KTItAIX A.VSWKliS (Continued from page 1.) ed when we entered thut It would last ive years longer. 1'reparatlons made in accordanre With this prediction called fur vast outlays of money. And the very preparations which we made J's well as Jhn speed vflth which we brought our forces Into action broke down the morale of the enemy, shat tered the war and lessened the cost In life that had to be paid for victory. In a "lurtlsau l'og" Tha tirade against Cox, Hie league candidate, which appeared on the front ptiKe of yesterday's ' Tribune over Judge Urn-ell's name originated In the fogs of partisan tilas. To Recuse and traduce Governor Cox Is to attack the character of the great army of pro Gresshe republicans of Ohio. Hardline a lli-nci-timm rtr The allegation In that snie article SPEAKER REMEMBERED HIS MOTOEr fSF Everybody and his brother not to mention aunt and mother recently has Joined the 1920 "sucker list." It's be?n caused by sweetened dandles, chocolates and bonbon candles; they have lumped so nigh fa price, tbeir presence now to missed. 8lace the war the candy prices, tiey nay lumped till taey are twice as high as people used ts pay for cBoeoiate-coated treats. Hence th lollipops are selling; everyone. It teems. Is yolllnj "brine me Just tucker In tu ajiace of birfc -priced sweeta."' DAYTON, O., Nov. 1. A libel suit asking for 1 100,000 damages was filed today against the publishers of the Dayton Journal by Professor William Chancellor, formerly of Wooster col lege, alleged author of an open letter relative to the family history of Ben- J 1 J2nr i v ' f " ' - ?' ' V f "HSB j! f ( Hfe. . f . L4. ii,. s' . , ! r?hpn tb ,Mt Do,!9r hRltef b"on retired In h? flnel innl H.-.d the Cleveland Indian had the 1920 world series fr? hT' rr'u 6peaker '"""""bored W" mother flrnt l ran hr. I washed her ,on triumph. Slke ...ok her In hi. ari . I V 1 ,i'".d. -Tt- w, the blfsot e.iia.w u: ; b o I that Cox Is wet without mention of Ilardlngs wet record, and the charge that Cox Is wealthy without admitting that Harding was tho choice of the re. iictlonarles and those of extreme for tune are further proofs of partisan blindness. Ix)V.r s Confuted When Judge Ixiwell suggests that We go Into sumo sort of sasorlatloii ether than the League ho displays fur. ther confusion. For Article 20 obit, gates the nations already In the lea gue to reject membership In any other League. Before Harding could take us Into his new Uague, he must first destroy the existing 'League 1 which I forty three nations have already en- icreo. r lvacc or War Whether we shall accept our vacant scat at tho head of. tho League, or whether we shall Join with the enemies of peace for the destruction of the League Is the question to be voted on ' tomorrow and upon our decision thus to be made the fate of civilisation may rest. A vote for Cox Is a Vote for the Lea. -gue while a voto for Harding would seem to be a vote for Its destruction sort return to militarism. Houralgic Pains Civ. Way to Soothing Hamlin' Wizard Oil .Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a Mfs, Simple and effective treatment for both headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is, it cases the tortured nerves and almost in variably brings quick relief. Keep a supply on hand. Wirard Oil is a good dependable preparation to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be tar away. Its healing, anti septic qualities can always be re lied upon as a preventive against infection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts burns, bites and slings. Just as good, too, for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores and canker sorts. Onroui Is bottln V, "eaflsrhs try Hnmlln's V, li.ril l.UM Whit. jut pl(lwfcll, iitii- puis St Uruujl.t. tot lUfl, " Fm"
