; . FOURTEEN TAGES
DAILY EAST OREGONTAN; PBNnrtiTON. OREGON, SAt URDAY, JUNE 23, 1919.
f PACE FOURTEEN
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
"J.'C. Penney Co.," A Nationwide Institution."
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You'll Enjoy Buying
Groceries at Our Store
Everybody does. Because it's conducted
just the way you think a grocery, store
should be.
It is conducted to serve you.
To supply you with groceries in a way
that will save your time, prevent annoyance
and furnish you with good things to eat at
fair prices. t
Prompt deliveries, courteous personal at
tention, accurate accounts, are everyday
features of our store.
And in addition you have the benefit of
our complete knowledge of the grocery busi
ness. We know what's good and we make it our
business to tell you.
Take baking powder for instance.
We recommend RYZON to you for a
number of reasons. First, because it's pure
and high in leavening power. Second, be
cause it's always of uniform quality. Third,
because it's economical and fairly priced, 40
cents per pound tin.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones 28
823 Main St-
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And So Endetti the War
A war like a fight Is usually a losing pronosltion
cm both skies, llioiigb eventually good niay oonio out
of it. It stirs -people and nations to action, where
before Utej were sluggish, and dormant. .
Long existing wrongs may be riglited though at a
groat sacrifice
Our tuition will be the gainer in many ways; the
returning boys will appreciate more than erer that
the rmtrd States is tuunatched in possibilities and
that there is no belter place to live.
Xew enterprises are starting everywhere: tlie busy
bom of men will be heard throughout the land.
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PENDLETON, OREGON
"STRONGEST BASK IS EASTERN OREGON
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Pendleton Market NewT)
The following prices are the prices nf the cheaper cuts are now selling at
being paid to' producers by Pendleton a slightly lower figure than formerly. .
business - houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe
cifically mentioned.
Kggs and Poultry.
Kggs, -10c.
Hens, 22c to 25c a pound.
Country llam'Kle.
Ham, best quality, 38c. (
Itacon, best quality. 40c.
Iard. 38c.
Ilutter rltt and flutter.
Mutter fat. 54c f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, J1.00 a roll.
Potatoes.
Potatoes. Jt.75 to 1 for J00 lbs.
for
jllarley ami Mill
! Feed lioliig l'p.
After remaining stationery
iday, the grain 'market took a solid
IJump upward at the close or business
'yesterday, according to the figures
from the Portland exchange, furnished
the East Oregonian by the I'matiila
( Flour and Grain co. Uarley has: now
gone to (54.50 J55. f. o. b. Portland
;and mill feed is up Jl, commanding
i37.50 in carload lots. Hay, at Jit,
is the only factor which is not shooting
I sky high. The rise in barley and mill
feed has been most remarkable of late
(and predictions are that the former
will hit J60 shortly.
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Kids on l-lonr.. j
NKW YORK. June 2S. Flour mills;
I mid wheat flour sellers were notified j
today by the fod administration gralnj
i corporation that It will receive mas on
I July I for hard and spring wheal first
j clear flours. Only bids received on
I that day Will be considered. The
purchases will be made subject to the
j provisions of the flour purchase pkin
jof February 18. 1918, with certain ex-
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' The additional conditions provide!
Tor shipment within ten days of ac
ceptance of the offer and offers are
particularly requested for flour in
transit that can be diverted. The
I rices are f. o. b. Boston. New Tork.
Philadelphia and Ilaltimore for ex
port. 8ollcrs are required to submit
samples and all deliveries must be
equal to the sample.
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Dresses
New standards of value make possible our
policy of high quality and low cost. ;
Our New York buyer sends us word that he
is able to purchase for us one lot of silk dress
es, advanced mid-summer styles, fashioned by
experts. In design and finish they testify to
our standard of value. They are wonderful
garments. In order to be the firs ones to
show these styles we send this message: "Send
at once by express the following numbers:" . .
HERE THEY ARE ;
and they are really beyond our expectations.
PRICED AT $19.75 to $24.75.
See Our Window Display.
We have a Notion that we can save you money
- on Notions.
a Puiierx or (iuod Pins. .
Good Ifurl litittons, iter
, eard
t'oritccllis Silk Tin-cud,
Nr KMMl
Cotton Tluviid, er shmI.
J. it P. Coals Crochet Col
ton. per sioo
Glllethru Shoe Polish...
Kliinola or "2-lu-l" Miliidi
Nazareth Waists
l)r. Parker's Waist Sn-
jmrters
Pin-on Supporters. . 1-C
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.Murtlia Washington liuir
Nets f
silk flags, nvt. each . . . .
turning Cotton, 3 kimoIm
litNH l uhteners, trd
Pllllll IlilllNHI, HO to 2110,
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Ork-mul Ijires, M to 0 lnehi'
wide, yard . ; . ao
Ijidies KiiiiinuY 'estsi
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t'lillilit n s I'nloii Hulls. . llto
IniuulM Itluek ' Mereerlxetl
lloso i I ."to
Pc Ikyi, Toutli Pasiu. . . . 3u
THIS STORK WIMi RK CUSK1 Al.li l AY HIIOAV, JI I.V .ITir.
THIS STORE WILL HE OPEN ALL DAY SATI RMAV Jl'I.V STII.
j Incorporated J
Incorporated
J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
1.000,000 i M.S 6TOREI
AWAY l" PIHI,AIEI.PIIIA
PHILADELPHIA. June 28. More
than 1,000,000 gallons of whiskey will
be in bonded warehouses in this city
when wartime Prohibition becomes
effective, is the estimate of the Col
lector of Internal Revenue here.
It cannot be withdrawn after July
1 except for compounding medicines,
or if the Government will permit its
exportation. Approximately i-Oft bar
rels of whiskey have been exported
tcrtaincd siK-li a suggestion." in other
quarter, however, the vague report
is given some credence.
Navy "fjeiitenant Fined.
NEW LONDON, Conn., June 28.
I-ieut. Arthur Wynes. Jr.. U. S. N.. and
William Howie, recently raturncd
from the army, in which he served as
captain in the Yankee division, -were
each fined $75 In police court today,
and John J. C. Parker, recently re
leased from service as a lieutenant
wiih the Yankee division, was fined
Raspberries Not
Very Plentiful.
There Is an indication that the rasp
berry crop at Milton will be a trifle
short, acording to local merchants.
The berries are' retailing at $4.25 a
crate. Porducers receive $3.75 for
them. The berries are of good quality.
Fair to good steers 9.00 .60
Common to fair steers .. g.OOW 8.50
Common' steers 7.00W 7.60
Fair to medium cows and
heifers 8 00 8.50
Good to choice cows and
heifers 8 00 9.50
Medium to fair cows and
heifers .0W .50
fanners 8.50W 6.00
Cunners v -. 8-60 6.00
Hulls 6-00( 7.50
Calves .' . 00 18.25
CECIL COSPER
pcbi.io accountant
income: tax adviser
Smith-Crawford Bide.
Opposite Pendleton Hotel
Phone 108
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronlo and Nervoua Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Ry Klao
tro Thsrapeutloa.
Temple Bid Room 13, Phono !
the last few weeks, and a vast amount J ,r) tllr atac(jiig supernumerary Police j salmon 30c,
lllillblit Is IXiwn
In l.ocal Market.
Hailbut Is somewhat cheaper in
price than in the past few weeks. It
now retails for from 2T, to 2Xc a pound,
but was formerly 2., to 3ic a pound.
Silver salmon is 25c a pound unU King
has been shipped for transportation
to Erigland and France.
The Elward Traine r distillery is to
become an ice cream manufactory.
mt-er Phillio Kno at Peauot Casino
at 1 o'clock this morning. Tho trio Drop ill Price
uro declard to have refused to pay fori Of Meat Kxpccled.
n launch trip from Uriswold House. 1 here is a cniince .not mem rn.u
hcniy i'artnar. Jr., of Boston, alfo ajdrop sligmiy in price, accoro,., ...
E.i-E .COMPIIOMISB- Harvard man. was fined $10 for pass- I cal butchers. The arrival of grass eat-
i. , ... ..i i.i...... n un..p ami lie on ine III.iri.ri m .Kl'rwi'1' ,..,,.--
Ol KSTIOf
IASUITO.V. Juno 27.
lure iu enfirreoiiaJ einie4 that with resisting a policeman.
precedent Wilson niil.t lie willing to !
aree to a eomironii-- on tlie leani' i olkKKSA IinCAPTI'ItRD.
of natiofM Ut prevent itei dereat in tlicj ItFIINIO. .lure 28. I'krainians dc-n-nate
nrt nniiit and em-rgetU' di i feaxed Isilhlievik fortes all alontf the
ii al from administration leaders, j trout reeapturiiur dii and thrcat-llih-lieoek
d red tlutt WlUon doeKjening Kieff. aci-ording to I kralnia
not med to timproini-e on the league ofr.c-ial sUiU'lm-uts recvived iK're to
mid to my knimkilse lie lia. never en. da. ,
a decrease In the retail-price. Some
sheep and lambs
Interest Killers,
K'llers are showing much more In
terest In the sheep and lamb trade
and while the recent run here has
been small and full prices have pre
vailed, indications point to even great
er strength in the trade here within
he immediate future.
General sheep range
Fair to choice lamia ...$ 1 2.50 1 3.50
Cull lambs ' 9.0015.60
Yearlings -00 .
Wet Hers 7.00W 8.50
Uwes -. 6.00(i 8.00
Situation In the swine trade
strong locally with one load of the
two arrivals, sold at $20.60. There Is
an especially good demand for feeder
Istock around JI7.60W18.50. with the
cull fsir better than the offerings.
General hog range:
Primo mixed $20.0or,r20.50
Medium mixed la.iDH 19.75
UoiiEh and mixed 18.018.
iiis i 17. GO'S 18.50
Uulk 20.00S 20.25
Vcrv dull tone Is showing In the
ii 1 1 lt trade in Ihe North Portland al
U'vs. Sonio holdover slock Is slill be
ing offered.
General catlle range:
G. od to fair steers $10.001 -11.00
SET MOONEY PROTEST
WALKOUT FOR JULY 4
NEW YOHK. June 28 A general
protest strike to demand immediate
retrial or release of Thomas atoono
uin i. hi,i in Seuttle: July 4. Presi
dent Duncan, of the Seattle central
trades union, ttated today. He oe
clared urotest strikes will bo held
In virlnii. nnrta nf tho co.intry be
nlnninv nn t h Koiirth nild Continuing
ni Miteci.il .Intervals until Mooney Is
freed. California ar-d Oregon unions
will walk out en mwe, Duncan sa.
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'no Yoru ni'TY."
DKI-H.Tr:l OHUWDO
YOUR NEIGHBOR
WILL TELL YOU
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Cars!
1 REO 4 TOURING
1 BUICK 6 (OVERHAULED)
1 OAKLAND 6 '
1 REO ROUSTABOUT
2 BUICK 4 CYLINDER CARS
1 1918 CHALMERS
2 G. M. C. TRUCKS
1 3-4 TON REPUBLIC, OVERHAULED
AND NEW PAINT.
PendJeton Auto Co.
Established 1907 '
Court and Johnson Sts. Pendleton, Oregon
Some
Cattle
!anch
We la'lieve llio cattle ranch ili-serllx-d beloir. Is a
KI'.M, ll l!(. 1N at the prelim. The owner Is in sjor
Im-uIIIi and will saerifiee gn-aily in onler to clean the
ileal up.
Tlii ro arc. 3.112 acrcn of deeoed laud, and 8.(MIO
wires of rented loud tery cheap rent. Total 8,112
inns In all.
On till' di-cdi-d lund theiv Is fine lmH-ovemoills
large liotne thoriHiglily nitMtern. gtssl liarn and ot her
buildings. Tliere Is nlo 775 acres now In hay li-rl-galel.
2lH acre III grain and KMI aifcs nuro level
land which can bo Irrlxal.tl. making In all 1:173 acriw
which i-nn lie Irrigate. Amle water for all irriga
tion. Willi this ranch goes all i-rsonal proiertr, which
includes DIM) head of eatile. with 1.1 registi-reil Her
ford bulls: absi : lieud of horsH all in" lilii ry, har
ness and Implement t.f all kind.
Tim Irrigated land alone is worth the price aki-d
for tint whole irossilion. If you are Interested, look
If over with us and ir you don't pronounce It a HAH
(AIN, we will pay your exis-nses for the trip.
Snow & Dayton
"WE SELL LAND"
117 r4 tsirt. ' Phone 35.
ItKAIi KKTATK KAItM LOANS IN.SI HAXt'K
ROMB June 28. "Ilemaln fnlth
ful to our duties toward the allies."
was a passage In the nddress of Pre
mier Orlando which turned the tide
against the premier .and resulted In
the adverse vote which had its sc'iuel
In the resignation of the llrlando
cabinet.
The premier's words aroused the
anger and hostility of the deputies,
several shouting across the chamber
at the government bench from which
I the premier -was speaking. There
! was a great tumult and cries of "The
allies have never been faithful to us.
why should we be faithful to them?"
Slgnor Orlando's fr.teful utterance
1 so ntlrred the deputies that the re
! mainder of his speech receved bill
i Utile attention. The Intransigent so-'clall.-.ls.
led by Deputy Modegllant.
were especially violent, while the dls
'content of the others was voiced by
i Krnnccsce Nit U, former minister ot
! the treasury.
KXI) OP TIIK IVOIIIJt
IS AT HAND AGAIN
! MiNIJON'. June 2. The Hev. W.
Webb Pebloc. prebendary of . St.
Paul's Cathedral, spcuklng nt Hove
I predicted the speedy end of the world.
'The great change, he said, might bo
near, at any day or night, and he
predicted that at the close of , thin
year the world's history would come
to a conclusion. , The aged Prebcn.
dary's declaration caused a sensation
and he urged his hearers (lot to be
I frightened but ready.
' Mole JWIll. Misses $12,000.
! TOLEDO. June 28 Two bandits,
afler binding Mls Tessle Truddeail,
; teller and cashier of the Ironvllle
branch of the People's State Havings
i PBnk: In Kast Toledo, today escaped
! with Jhiio in cash.
i Depositors entering the bank frlght
I ened the' bandits away before they
i could open a vault in which was J12.
j 000 In currency. The robbers escaped
in an automobile.
THE COAL WITHOUT AN EQUAL
WHEN WE SAY .'PEACOCK" WE DO NOT
SAY "JUST AS GOOD" WE SAY THE CLEANEST
COAL IN THE WORLD.
KEEP YOUR HOME WARM WITH
"PEACOCK"
A "ats! tf'tia naauf
Phone 178
SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO.
Quality Quantity Service ,
All honor to Alcuck and Brown for
thMr heroic flight across the Atlantic
all honor, that 1. except the honor
of bftlnif ft rut anroM which in reserved
for oMr own Knd.
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Another Carload of
Essex Automobiles
Now Here for Prompt Delivery.
, This is the car that won the hill
climbing contest at the Weston
Pioneers' Picnic.
Pull, Power and Pep to Please" the Most Ex
acting:. The proof is in a ride. ;
Oregon Motor Garage
BUICK HUDSON CADILLAC
Distributors
111, 111 West Court St.
rendleton, Orefoa
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