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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31
s Exceedingly Low Prices Domestcs---Buy and Save

Outing Flannels, 27 inch, our very best zoe
quality in colored checks and Stripes AM
niversary price, yard ........,-.......... I5c
Outing Flannels, all 15c grades, yard 121hc
Ticking, blue ..and white stripe, ..32 inches
wide splendid quality, the yard; Ami
versary Sale Observation-Disclosures o0f.
Rag Rugs in various Sizes good clean rags
and good colors The Anniversary Sale at
10 per cent less.
Curtain Net, plain filet mesh, as inches wide.
regular price S5c; Anniversary Sale price,
yard SOC
Colored Madras for side drapes, in brown and
rose color, 36 inches wide; Anniversary
Sale, price, the yard ...... .4!0.
: Crochet Bedspreads, full double bed size, a
quality adapted to sleeping pefches, extra
rooms, lodging houses, ETC.. each ST 80
Marquisette Scrims for window curtains.
icory, white and ecru; SO inches wide; An
niversary Sale price, yard .... .c3c
Curtain Swiss with colored figure of blue or
pink for bedroom curtains yard wide; An
niversary Sale price, the yard ... 1.5c
/ Buy Your Pillows Now-Made from clean
sanitary, odorless feathers. The special
Anniversary prices are, the pair ...........
...................$1 1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and SIS 95
Maish Laminated Down High Grade Comfort
ers, filled with very best soft, fleecy long
fibre, lofty cotton, covered with best silko-
lines and sateens All comforters selling
Regularly at $500 to $9.75 in Anniversary
Sale, each .... Se O.,
Others at $2.98 and $4.95
Cotton Sheet Blankets, gray and tan, splendid
size and weight. In Anniversary Sale, the
All Wool Plaid Blankets, blue, pink and gray
double bed size, at this very low price, the
y pan ,---.,.-....,.--.....-..---.....S S7.9
Imported Swiss Organdy, As inches
wide, white and ten of the best colors,
permanent finish, for Anniversary
Sale, the yard 75c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31

Indian Head Muslin, mill end lengths,
to 8 yd. lengths, in this Anniversary
Sale, the yard .................. zoe
EXTRA GOOD TOWELS AT LOWER
PRICES
Turkish Towels, extra large and good
weight, a towel worth much more, in
this Anniversary, regular price 75c,
Sale, each 49c
Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, splendid
size and quality, Anniversary Price,
Turkish Towel, very good at this price,
each 15c
Huck Towels, large size and good weight
plain or colored border, Anniversary
Price, each \. 1Sc
Barber OF Office Towels, small, soft
towel, red border, the dozen, Anniver-
sary Price ................. 75c
Daisy Pillow Cases, made of soft, good
muslins, fine finish, AZ inch size, An-
niversary Sale Price, each ....... 35c
Black Mercerized Sateen, yard wide, for
boomers, our good Banner grade. An
niversary Sale Price, yard. $500. 35c
Stitched Cotton Bats, clean white cotton,
pounds, full size for comforter; Anniver-
sary price, each .........,.....,...~9.5c
White Cotton Bait, weighs pounds, of very
fine long white fibre cotton and a very
special value. In this Anniversary Sale,
each l .23
Table Padding, heavy fleeced, Sd inches
wide. Anniversary Sale, price yard CSC
Baby Flannel very fine, all wool quality; An
niversary Sale price, yard .........:s1 90
Outing Flannels, yard wide, our very best
quality, in colored stripes; Anniversary
price, yard d...................... c0c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31
For Springs Loveliest Frocks
QUALITY SILKS AT NEW AND MUCH
LOWER PRICES

Crescent Duchess Satin, a
superior weave, weight and
finish in black, navy, brown,
sapphire blue, flame and hen
ma; a quality you would pay
$2.75 for anywhere.
Anniversary Sale E1 OF
Price, the yard. -. ~A'oo
Silk Messalines in all the
wanted colors, an excellent
quality, the Anniversary Sale
Price, yard y. $1.59
Pongee Silk, Japanese quality,
free from dust, used for multi
tude Of things, pure ilk; Ami
versary Sale price, yard. ..9Sc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31
The Best Grades of
High Class Notions

Are sold in this store at all
times. Here are some of them
in this Anniversary Sale at
worth while savings.
Whisk Brooms, a very good
! quality, each .......A........A.3Oc
Round Wood Coat Hangers,
each ....-...-....-.....-... Sc
Enameled Dress Hangers,
blue or pink, each ,.......I .I2c
Shopping Bags, with draw
string, made of heavy auto
mobile leather, color black,
just so of these to offer to
the first so customers,
each .............................. 30c
Pearl Buttons, an extra good
quality of fine pearl,
the dozen ........................,5 Sc
Lustre Cotton in a range of col
OTIS .....-....--,..----......... tic
Carlson Currier Spool Silk 1Oc
Spool Cotton, Clarks make,
spool Sc
Aladdin Dye Soap for this sale,
cake ..-....-...............-.... Sc
Toilet Paper, best quality fine
tissue, Anniversary Sale
price, roll ........... Sc
Beads of All Kinds, for en-
broidery work. Snecial for
Anniversary Sale, the
bunch ............. 1Oc
Toilet Soaps, Woodburys.
Cuticura, Resinal or Packers
Tar Soap, the cake .......Igc
Pebeco Tooth Paste, the I
tuoe ,..-.%..,....-............. 3,Dc
Pepsodent Tooth Paste,
the toube ..,,,...,~.39c
Palm Olive Soap. the bar. Sc
Snap Fasteners, high grade,
the dozen .......... Sc
Double Mesh Hair Nets, extra
large and extra good, Ar,
yersary Sale price 6 for soc
Ric Rae Braid in white and col
ors, the bolt ............1Oc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31

Wearwell Sheeting, full standard
grade sheeting, Ia yards wide, An
niversary Price, yard ......... ,49c
/, Wearwell Sheeting, 2 1-2 yards wide.
Special Anniversary Price, yd.... 55c
Sheeting, Ia yards wide in a very fair
quality. Anniversary Price, yd.. Csc
Pequot Pillow Tubing, AZ inches wide,
the best quality made, Anniversary
Sale Price, the yard ........... 42c
Lonsdale Muslin, yard wide, full stan
dard grade you all know about. An
niversary Price, yard ........... tic
Daisy Muslin, full bleached, very good
quality, soft finish. Anniversary Price
yard ................... l5c
Berkley 60 White Cambria. Anniversary
Price, yard !. .................. 19c
Glass Toweling, blue check, a superior
fine quality the yard ........... zoe
SPECIAL LOT
Mill End Lengths, Ginghams and Per-
Gales, plain c0ors, stripes and figures.
Anniversary Price, yard ........ 15c
Table Damask, full bleached, mercerized
fine finish, pretty floral design, worth
Sl.25 yd. Anniversary Price, yd. S100
Mercerized Table Damask, a specially
good cloth for every day use. Ami
versary Price, yard ............. soc
Plisse Crepes with floral designs for
night gowns, lingerie, etc. Anniver-
sary Price, yard ............... Csc
Crossbar Nainsooks, flesh color and
white for combinations, paiamas, etc.
Anniversary Price, the yard. ..... 35c
Heavy Double Thread Turkish Towel,
smaller size, Anniversary Price. 25c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31
More Notions
Better Notions
Less Price

Rubber Aprons for wear on
wash days, canning fruit,
ETC., each .-..-.75c and 79c
Hair Brushes in an excellent
quality and good bristles,
each 75c
Stickerei Wash Braid in the
best mercerized fine quality,
the bolt --...lSc, 3 for soc
Bias Lawn Tape in white and
.colors, the bolt ........lOc
Wash Cloths, two special val
ues, at -..,,-..Sc and 1jc
Glat Shoe Laces for Children,
boys and men, brown or.
y black, the paid ................4c
3 pairs for .-..............1Oc
Djer Kiss Face Powder in the
various tints, the box. ...49c
Djer Kiss Talcum Powder,
the box ,....... OOc
Sewing Machine Needles for
the best makes of ma
chimes, tube 0c
Cumfy Veil of all silk Shet-
land mesh with dots, a
popular seller, EACH. zoe
Large Chenille Dot Mesh
Veil; new this season,
each ............... 69c
Embroidered and Fancy
Handkerchiefs, cl can,
fresh new goods; regular
price 35c. Anniversary
Sale price, each. -. 25c
Other cuts in Handkerchiefs
at ..... Sc, 12lzc and zoe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-31

9, r. Ford White Canvas Oxfords or
Pumps in the finest Of qualities, military
heel, regular price $3.50, Anniversary Sale
l iSC .3...' 94.Jo
Ault-Williamson Comfort Shoes with steel
arch support, turn soles, high grade kid, OK
fords, juliets, pumps or boots, all at whole
sale prices, FROM. $2.S5, S3.15, $3.95 to $4.95
Regular prices were $3.75 to $780,
y shoes for children brown black at manufacturers
dren and have them fitted Please remember hatwe
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
EQUITY UNFAIR, SAYS
HOLBROOk BLINN
Actor Makse Charges at
Fidelity Concert.

Holbrook Blinn charged the Actors
Equity Association with trying to coerce
members of the Actors Fidelity League
by threats of unemployment in an adj
dress last night at the benefit concert
given at the Henry Miller Theater for
the leagues building fund.
He declared that the Equity was not
fighting fairly and that it was a case
of the minority being pressed by the
majority. The fight to weaken the FL
deity had resulted in some Of its MEM
bers quitting the organization, he said.
but the number was small.
The theater was filled. A feature
was the appearance of Miss Miriam
Elliott, young Australian actress. in a
one-act sketch THE Nocturne" Miss
Elliott was cast for the role of the in
genue only yesterday afternoon. She
supported Miss Olive Wyndham.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
NOTES OF THE rHEArERs.

Kilbourn Gordon. Inc. viii present ..rhe
crt and the Canary 4 now play by John
willsra a. ,1t the N',,onai Thester February O.
Edridgc, Miss Beth Franklyn and Miss
Blanche Frederici. Ira Hards staging IL.
Miss Ellen de Lerches. sn eightecn-year-
old dancer OF the Budapest Opera, II arriving
on the Lapland. having been engaged for
sixteen weeks by Florenz Zegfeld, Jr., who
In 10 present her In a spectacular dancing
number In the ziegfeid Midisht Frolc ia two
weeks. with scenery by Joseph Urban
william Courtenay in THE Law Breaker
by jules Eckert Goodman, win open at the
Booth Theater Monday. February g. The
cast includes Mlss blanche Yurla. Frank
Sheridan and Miss Marguerite Maxwell.
rho opening OF "pins and Needles" nj tho
shuhcrt Theater has been postponed until
Wednesday night.
Miss Allyn Gilyn has replaced Miss Kath-
'een MacDonnell as Mary Hubbard In Dan
ger"
MInaref' VIII open at the Hudson tonight.
George Howell. who has been off the stage
for two or three seasons. win have one OF
The leading roles in To the Ladies'. the
Connolly now In rehearsal
Miss Louise Treadweii Instead OF Miss
Sue McManamy viii play the part of the
the Greenwich Village Theatre Thursday
night. Miss McManamy was obliged 10 re-
sign from the cast because OF motion pie
turc engagement.
neixs Margaret wycherly is the first one OF
the cast announced by the Theater Guild
for Its production OF Back TO Methuselah."
earle Carlton, producer OF "Tangerine"
end Danger" will direct the 200th per-
formance OF 'Tangerine" at the Casino
Thcater tonight.
Tonight George Ariiss begins the last
week OF his fifty-five weeks engagement In
'''rhc Green Goddess" An extra matinee
will be given on Friday.
"Thc Monkeys Paw" VIII be added 10 tho
program at the Belmont Theater this eve
ming preceding the regular play. The s. s.
Itnacits."
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
MuratOre III
With an Attack
of Appendicitis
Tenor Collapses After Singing
With Miss Garden in Gar
men, Saturday Night.

Lucien Muratore. tenor OF the Chicago
Opera Company, which is playing it's
annual engagement at Manhattan Opera
House. is III In his apartments at the
Hotel Rltz.Carlton with an attack os
appendicitis and has been obliged to
cancel his singing engagements for the
present. ''Monna Wanna" in which he
was to have sung tonight has been
changed to lie Jongleur de- Notre
Dame"
His physician, DR.. Charles F.. a. Locke
of 1877 West Sixty-ninth street, said last
night that the attack was not an acute
one and that the singers condition was
not serious. A consultation will be held
this morning to determine II an opera
tion is necessary.
Mr.. Mutatore's personal physician and
secretary. Or. Rene Bowldin. said last
night that the tenor became i'll Saturday
afternoon and collapsed Saturday night
after singing with Miss Mary Garden in
Carmen" DIR. Locke was called in at
once. He treated the singer for sim
liar illness Ave years ago and advised
an operation at that time, but Mr.. Mura-
tore would not consent.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30

CAPITOL-.The Silent CALI an II. a..
Davis picture, starring StroDgheart,
Belgian police dog, In an adaptation
of Hal G. Evart's story. "The Cross
Pull" directed by Laurence Trimble.
A new star has loomed on the film
horizon--nothing less than dog. OF
course, Strongheart hasn't Miss Pick
forG's winsome charm. nor are his feet
quite 40 humorous as Charles Chaplins.
'Rlt he is fully as agile as Doug. And
&kis Belgian police dog. decorated for
war service. can give pointers to many
a two legged star in his sincerity. his
lack OF self-consciousness his willing.
ness to take orders from director with
,out talking back, his lack of desire for a
raise outside of a couple of bones a day.
and his genius for expressing feeling by
a simple wiggle Of the ears.
The public has come to look to S. L.
kRothafel for novelties In film presenta-
tion, and once again ne has not disap-
pointed them In having the courage to
steer away from the ordinary bottled
and picked romance of the movies.
Dogs have been used conspicuously in
comedies before, ever since Mack Sennett
found they possessed a sterling value.
But this is probably the first instance
where one has been used for a straight
dramatic role. with the director doing
everything to promote tears occasionally
except put glycerine in the dogs eye.
1t is one of those mixed breed themes
for which the public still makes salaams
10 the memory Of Jack London. Flash,
captured in the West by a kindly young
naturalist and brought up from a pup.
has q strain of wolf in him, and when
his masters influence is removed by alb
sence Flash answers that call which it
seems necessary for most dogs in fiction
to hear sooner or later. He takes to
killing cattle and becomes an outlaw,
Just like Tom Mix.
Loftily disregarding any possibility
for mere humorous horseplay, the dog
carried or his role with an earnest ca
pacity for feeling, showing himself suited
rather for the Nazimova type Of un-
leashed tiger roles. But he showed a
gift for pathos. When he was being
tried In the bunk-house by his reluctant
cowboy pals for cattle murder, he made
mute but eloquent appeal for their
sympathy that would make the reputa-
tion OF any criminal lawyer. 1t was
impressive likewise to watch him come
running back after having chased his
departing masters blackboard, turning
10 glance after the naturalist exactly
at the points where a director might
have shouted. Now, Strongheart, gaze
hack and look pathetic Z"
Though Flash redeems himself ulti-
mately by saving his masters sweet
heart. he Is not unduly sentimentalized.
hut Is presented with streaks of badness
such as we all have. And in the end
he dies. uncanonized. wolf.
Mingled with the dogs tale is a human
story of cattle rustlers and their secret
haven in the hills, a sheriff's raid and
the attempt of the chief rustler to steal
the heroine and maintain the heart in
terest. 1t is sheer melodrama but 1t Is
humanized by Strongheart John Bowers
and Miss Kathryn Mcclure are visible
occasionally between wags of his tail.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
WESLEY BARRY IN
SCHOOL DAYS FUN
Little Comedian IN Netu Role
at Strand.

STRAND-WesIey Barry In "School
Days." a Harry Rapf picture from Gus
Edwards's work. written by Walter
De Leon and william Nigh and d.
rected by Nigh.
Mention frecklcs. the Ill old school
house. your old dog Turk and flshin'
and swimmn' to the average adult and
ne will be ready to burst into tears or
uncork chuckies reminiscently. Children
have also been known to cry for 1t In
motion pictures. So any one who COM
pounds such elements in a movie Is
practically assured of success before he
starts unless his brain stalls on him.
In this instance the freckles are sup
piled by the Juvenile Wesley Barry, who,
having appeared In practically every
other style of shabby clothing, here
wears tho dllapidated straw hat and
torn garments OF a country orphan
and yet somehow has his hair we'll cut
The school house, dog. &C., are readily
furnished on demand.
In it's scenic surroundings the picture
is generally attractive. giving glimpscs
OF an old fashioned frame school, of a
quiet creek for fishing and OF pleasant
fields that will cause many a man to
swallow his Adams apple sentimentalIy.
But the school humor is always OF the
obvious kind. consisting OF putting pins
on iat girls chair stealing her lunch
and tripping boy with bucket Of
water
In this role young Wesley showed he
Is becoming tanned with self-conscous-
ness and cocksureness. so that one liked
him better when his hair was frowsier. He
might have worn q tin badge with star"
on it..but he didn't. When he reached New
York as n wealthy youngster he had
everything he needed but spanking.
When he substituted limburger cheese
for his French tutors moustache po-
made. one could have cheered the little
girl who told him: mo doubt you're
very comical--in the country"
Yet II has many dverting incidents,
and will certainly amuse children, who
would like to do the pranks they see
Speck perform. And no doubt the pro-
ducers will make lot OF money out
OF 1t, regardless of Its moral that wis
dom is to be sought rather than wealth.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30

mobile and get her piquant face ciouded
with dust-despite which she still looks
piquant. even In bombazine dress that
looks like brigantine in full sail. Her
second sacrifice Is 10 eschew her GUS
tomary role of good little bad girl and
TO be n human being. sternly throttling
her varnp tendencies.
Here she is an orphan drudge. so mall
treated by a jealous wife and annoyed
by the attentions of the slovenly hus-
band that she runs away from the Kelly
household-and straight into the arms OF
the usual Prince Charming, OF course
Edward Sutherland. having played a
royal prince in the movies recently, Is
quite apt for this part. and looks so
handsome he must be related to the
beautf~i seven Sutherland sisters Az.
ter the usual amount of misundeTstand-
ings have ensued over the necessary four
reels when he brings the girl to his pa
latial hcme and his prospective fiancee
inds them together. the wealthy young
man rescues her from the clutches of
the disreputable Kelly. following what
was evidently a hard battle. though the
censors allow you to guess this only
Just what happens to them after this
is uncertain. as the young man has
just been disinherited by an aristocratic
father and they have nowhere to go.
but as the couple get married they
don't seem TO be worrying. So why
should you? It's a good routine Gin
derella story, told simply and some
times Observation-Disclosures enough and
likely TO bring an occasional Whit Of
enjoyment, though the spectator won't
laugh right out in .anybodys face.
It's unplausible in sending the girl
back to her drab home-surely she
might have gone to a studio and tried
her luck in the movies. But II gives to
Miss Daniels an opportunity to reveal
probably her first real dramatic skill.
and she shows herself able to evoke
pathos as well as cuteness. While she
can display strong emotion we'll. she
has difficulty in changing from. one
feeling to another smoothly-shifting
her gears abruptly, so to speak But
she displays versatility and comedy
touch on the rear of that automobile.
besides riding inside the machine-and
every one admits Miss Daniels looks
we'll in n motor. And for some strange
reason she changes her dresses only
thrice--though she wears three gowns
all at once to make up for this.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
METROPOLITAN orER,

H Z 1 n NOF IL l A N 1nIHn TrENA
Tonight, :45, Lohengrin. Jeritza. Mat.
nau.r' Semoach. Whitehill. Blass Bodanzky.
M ned al :, Aida Muzio. Matzenauer; Marti-
M nelll. panlse .Mardones. .Gustafson. Moranzoni
Thurs, Special Mat. at 2 double BIflJ I,
aasaiieria Rusticaua. Jeritza Perini: /
Srlmi, Picco. Pagiiacci. Bori: Kingston, |
Knffo. Laurenti. Moranzonl.
Thurs. at s:15. Traviata. Galli-Curci, An
,hony; CALI. Gigli. DeLuca, Bada. Moranzoni
fn. at D, Manon. Farrar; Chamlee, De
Luca. Rothier, Bada, Ananian. HasseImans
Sat. al 2. snow Maiden. Bori. D'Arle, Delau-
nois; Harold. laurent. Rothier. Bodanzky
Sat. at :, Pop. Prices, MefistofeIe. Aida.
Easton. Perrin: Gigli. Didur. Moranzonf.
Next Mon, :. Barber Of Seville. GaIli-Curci:
Chamlee, Ruffo. Mardones. Malatesta. Papi
HARDMAN PIANO USED. 4
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

r KS LEADING EATREs AN
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Left to right-Mary Helen and George M cohan, Jr.

Special Dispatch 70 FORK
s
al
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
BENEFIT AT METROPOLITAN.

Nine. Maria Jeritza's appearance next
Thursday afternoon at the special matt
nee at the Metropolitan for the benefit
of 'he Civil Service Association will be
her last for two weeks She will sing
Scptussd in "Cavallcria Rusticana."
with Nine. Perrin and Mr.. Crimi "Pag-
licci' will follow, with Nine. Bori. Mr..
Kingston and Mr. Ruffo.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Belgian Police Dog .
Star in Thrilling
Film The Silent CaH
Canine, Decorated for War
Service, Fits Its Role AL
most Perfectly.

CAPITOL-"The Silent CALI an II. q.
Davis picture, starring StroDgheart,
Belgian police dog, In an adaptation
OF Hal G. Evarts story. "The Cross
Pull,0 directed by Laurence TrImble.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
MISS BEBE DANIELS
IN HER BEST ROLE
In Nancy From NoUhere' at
the Rialto.

RIALTO-Aiss Bebe Daniels in Nancy
from Nowhere" ReaIart picture by
Grace Dew and Kathrene Pinkerton,
directed by Chester NJ. Franklin. Seen
ario by Douglas Doty.
Miss Bebe Daniels makes two great
sacrifices for this picture. the first being
to ride on the trunk rack behind an auto
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-08
1000 CARLOADS STOCK SHIPPED

Great Falls.-More than 1000 car
loads of livestock have been shipped
to eastern markets over the Great
Northern railway from the Butte div
ision this season and nearly as many
more are yet to be loaded, according
to officials of the road.
Of late there has been a distinct
falling off in the number of orders
for cars, but it is explained that this
does not mean that all orders have
been filled. Throughout the fall, car
orders have been filled in oroer of
their filing and it is expected that
the equipment situation will improve
enough to permit this ruling to be
abandoned until the season virtually
is ended.
Although the shortage of box cars
during the grain shipping season this
year has been the largest ever re-
ported, Great Northern officials say
that lack of stock cars has been pro-
portionally greater. Despite the great
efforts made to supply elevators with
grain cars, the struggle for stock
cars has caused division officials more
worry than any other department of
the fall shipping business.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-08

are only a few feet from a railroad.
This home was built for a particular
family and the plan fits the life or
the family. The routine of house
keeping is as simple as it could be on
a big ranch and the furnishings are
simple but most effective. The wife
is actively interested in farm bureau
and especially in the home activities.
Have finished my meat canning.
/ corned 81 pounds and canned IS
quarts of meat and stock. We like
the meat better when it is Drowned
well in the oven before canning.
After it is Drowned l slice it and pack
into Jars, adding salt and stock as
usual and process When l have
sliced off all the pieces that cut to
advantage, / cut the rest off and put
it through the food chopper and sea-
son it, pack into jars with some pro-
cess stock and process 1t is very
good that way, and for a change !
add onions, pork, ETC., and make a
meat loaf when 1 open the Clipped
meat.
"After all the meat is used I wash
out the pressure Gamer, put. the