East Oregonian : E.O., June 21, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN. PENDLE1 uN, OREOON TUE8CAY, JUNE 21, 1904.
CATTLE COMING UP
BOTTOM PRICES HAVE
NOW BEEN TOUCHED
Farming Communities of the East
Have Quit Raising Cattle on High
Priced Land on a Large Scale, and
Demand for Western Range Cattle
Will Be Good.
PAGE SIX.
It now looks as If tho bottom has
been reached In cattlo values nnd
that prices, which havo already begun
to strengthen perceptibly, will con
tlnuo In tho upward tendency for
Borne tlmo lo come, writes Solomon
Sagebrush In the Sioux Stock Jour
nal. It took a couplo of years after tho
slide began before tho bottom was
reached and as prices generally go
down considerably faster than thoy
go up, wo must not look for any moro
than a steady, healthy strengthening
of values, and looking nt tho matter
In tho light of good reason, wo havo
good grounds for predicting this.
As a natural consequence, tho con
gestion in the markets has been al
most entirely relieved and overythlug
sent to market within tho last two
weeks has found a ready outlet nt
Jalr prices. Tho top prlco of tho year
for beef cattlo has been raised twice
within that time on tho Chicago mar
ket. The farming section is now calling
for tho very class of ctatle which thoy
have been nearly giving away to get
rid of for tho past two years, which
Is ovidenco enough to prove that the
lido has turned.
During the period of high prices,
especially high on stockors, for a fuw
years preceding tho big slump, the
farmers could well afford to breed
cattle and overy calf was saved, un
til the shortage which raised tho
prices In tho first place was more
than made up.
As soon as the demand for stock
and feeding cattlo was filled, values
fell until it was a losing proposition
to raise cattlo on high priced land.
Tho farmers then decided to get what
. they could out of their young cattle
and not get stuck any further.
Their idea was to let tho people of
tho West and South ralso llio cattlo
and they would fit them for tho mar-.
let. j
3t was this action on tho part of tho
farmers and stockmen that forced
prices down until cattle were' a drug
cm tho market. For tho past two
years breeding has not been stimu
lated anywhere but on the ranges,
and oven thero thousands of head of
lielfers have been spayed and all dry
cows and heifers turned Into beef. I
But a little study of livestock sta
tistics shows that tho entire produc
tion of tho ranges does not havo much
weight when compared with tho total
output of cattlo in tho United States.
Tho ranges have a better show In
raising cattle, however, than tho
tnrmlng section, where the cost can
not be reduced to suit the prices. All
the ranchmen who owned their cattle
clear havo been able' to make a profit,
though small, during tho depressions,
aiu ?ar, hold their cattlo. when neces- I
sary, until they can sell to advantage,
without It costing ttieni moro than
tho cattle are worth,.
Those who have raised their own
cattle have not felt the depression
very much, but the men who got hurt
aro those who. bought young cattlo at
fancy prices. Thero hi too much of
an element of spallation In this to
make It a safe proposition, It may
prove a good Investment on may
not, but tho progressive ranchman can
raise his own stock and know ho has
a sure sourco of income.
When tho farming states begin to
depend on the rango country to do
tho broedlng, that means higher
prices all around.
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Tercentenary of De Monts.
St. John, N. IJ., Juno 21. Now Eng
laud uud thu mnrltlmu provinces of
Canada havo Joined this week in u
celebration of the tercentenary of tho
discovery of this section of tho North
American continent by Samuel do
Uhamplaln mito Sleur de Monts In
June, JC(M. The ehlcr centers of tho
celebrations, which are being hold
under tho auspices of tho historical
Koclcties of Malno, Now Brunswick
and Nova Scotia, aro Calais, Mo., St.
Stephen, N. B.t and Annapolis, N. S,
At Annapolis tomorrow tho Canadian
Kovernment will dedicato a statuo to
lo .Monts. A memorial celebration
will bp held in this city later In tho
week, heading public men of tho
United States and Canada will tako
imrt In tho exercises,
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The falling of bricks and mortar reminds us that we must be up and doing. We
prefer WRECKING PRICES on our merchandise to moving the merchandise to a
warehouse. We want you to come and carry it off by the 50c worth, by the $1
worth, by the $5 worth, by the $20 worth, by the $50 worth, by the $100 worth
and the more you buy the more you'll save.
We have reduced the price on every article in every department in this big
store (except a few contract articles the price of which we do not control). We
have frequently given you evidence that what we advertise we exactly DO.
Parasols
Wreck Prices
On every one in the house.
$1.50 white, slightly soiled 50c
$250 white ruffl-d $1.73
$3.00 red and blue $1.73
$4.50 handsomest designs ...... $3.82
$2.50 values In all black $1.50
Wreck price on all umbrellas.
Silks
You can save by buying your fall
dress now.
25c Jap silks-, per yard 19c
$1,00 black peau de'soie silk .... 67c
85c black taffeta silk 59c
50c khaki silks '.29c
All silks
Wrecked
Shirts
This warm weather you need extra
shirts and our
Wrecked Prices
Save your money like this, colored
stiff bosoms, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c;
wll be one-half, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 38c.
Not a shirt In the house but Is in
cluded In this slaughter of Innocents.
Harvest Gloves
Don't miss the
Wrecking
sale. You'll lose money If you do.
19c to $1.35. Every desirable leather
that wears well.
Men's and Boys'
Shoes
We have earned the name of selling
the best wearing and looking shoes
at a price, Thousands of satisfied
customora prove It. We'll savt you
more money than ever while putting a
Wrecking Price
on every pair.
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Millinery
The many who bought their sum
mer and spring hats are highly pleas
ed. We are going to close out every
last one, to do it quick a reduction
is made of from one.thlrd to one-half
off.
Shirt Waist
Patterns
Embroidered front shirt waist pat
terns, black and white among them.
90c, $1.10, $1,75, $2.00, $2.15, $2.25,,
$3.50, $5.00
Wrecked like this:
67c, 82c, $1.21, $1.49, $1.73, $1.82, $2.63,
$3.7.
Every one in the house cut and
slashed into a
Wreck
Calico and
Domestics
We can't get along without them
because you need so many, but no
matter how much you want, we are
here with the goods, and they are all
at
Wrecked Prices
Men's Clothing
Coats, Pants and Suits, $2.50 to
$21.90, and you can save all the way
from $2.50 to $8.10 on a suit If you
come and buy one at our
Wrecked Prices
Hats and Sweaters
There Isn't a hat In the house, and
our stock is the largest and best; nor
a sweater, either, on Which you can
not save from 50c to $2.00 all at
Wrecked Prices
See!
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Women's Tailor
Made Suits
We haven't room for them; the
space Is to be widened from nine feet
to 25 feet, so to get them out of the
way and not have one old one when
we get Into the new building, they
will be
Wrecked One-Half
Gloves and
Corsets
T. P. W., Special, Sovereign. Peer
less, Carlton, Majestic. Corsets, the
Royal Worcester kind.
$1.00 Gloves for 59c; $1.25, for 89c;
$1.50, for $1.27; $2.00 gloves for $1.50;
also lisle, silk and silk mesh for sum
mer wear. Lot of corsets to close
quick, half price.
5.511 Royal Worcester, straight front,
95c. Every price
Wrecked
Hosiery and
Underwear
For men and womon, and fqr children
too, every weight and color, to fit the
large as well as the small, from the
most modest to the best and all at a
Wrecking Price
Boys' Clothing
Knee Pants and long Pants. Wash
Suits and wool Suits and at
Wrecked Prices
that will plainly show you that you
can save money here.
Harvest Outfits
Working clothes of every descrip
tion; bedding of every kind! bedding
sheets of heavy canvas and the nice
thing about It Is, they are all at
Wrecking Prices
Everything
Ready-to-Wear
at Wrecking Prices
Muslin underwear, wrappers, ptU
coats, dress skirts, kimonas, thirt
waists, children's dresses big reduc
tions. Ribbons, Laces
Embroideries
Not an old thing In the lot. and
every one of them reduced 25 f"
cent to 50 per cent, and when you i
them you'll realize what
Wrecking Prices
Neckwear
For Men and Women.
25c kind for
35c
sue Kinu tor
sue Kinu lur -...
and so to the end of the chapter jf
will see the prices have been
Wrecked
Wash Dress Goods
With the ending of this '
don't expect to have a slno X w,
wash dress goods In our store,
will do this by
Wrecking Prices
Come and see.
Women's and
Children's Shoes
You've learned that your ho "J"
Is not so large when you ouy t.
and during the time that v
t,nD Wrecking Prices
on them, you'll save yet mo.
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