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DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON TUESDAY. JULY 29, 1919.
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Don't "Follow the Leader'
The "leader" is an ancient artifice em
ployed by the so-called "economy stores" to
create the impression that their prices are
low. . "
They sell an article of standard brand
several cents cheaper than it can be bought
' elsewhere oftentimes cheaper than the
dealer himself can buv it. ;
Now, if these stores carried out this policy
on all their goods they would be doing b'usi-
ness at an actual loss. Why then, do they
m make this sacrifice on some standard
article? Because they expect to, get it back
with good interest on other and unidentified
goods which the unitiated think they are
getting cheap because the "leader" was
cheap! !
Real economy is in dealing Where you
have absolute confidence in the grocer.
We are in a position to serve you intelli
gently. We make it our business to test
everything we recommend.
When RYZON was introduced we know
that it was the product of the General
Chemical Company, a great Chemical Orga
nization, and must be worth trying. We
did, and now we know why they call it "The
Perfect Baking Powder."
V
We consider the RYZON Baking Book of untold value."
It was the first baking powder manual to introduce level
measurements. That's one reason why we never have any
complaints from RYZON" women can't help but use it
accurately and they have uniformly better baking. Ask
about these 200 recipes when you come In the store you
can get them for 0c.
CRAY BROS. CROC!
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"QUALITY"
823 Main SI
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Xu red flag will ever 'wave over the door of any man
who OWNS his OWX HOME. ,
Open a savings account at this strong bank, it
takes only one dollar or more, and earn four percent
computed twice, a year.
THE SAVINGS DKPAISTMENT
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON . .
"The Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon" ,
SAC3 AGE
FOR SALE
Good location. All tools, machinery, stock
and equipment goes. Done $12,000 business in
last six months. , , .'S
1 Bargain if taken before August 1, 1919., :
Address Post Office Box 837, City.,
Some Features That Are Selling the
REPUBLIC
Invincible 2 2-Ton j. f
TRUCK
Continental I!cd Seal Motor of twenty-eight and eighty-eight
hundredths horse power at 1.000 K. P. M.
late Type lTuat t'eed Carburetor, which insures greatest pull
economy. .
OutiKtant hiw-cd Oil ;overnor, which holds the truck to rated
rpeed and delivers full power tinder all conditions.
lur-fpe! Transmission, permitting a wider range of Inter
mediate speed and applying a greater amount of power to the
wheels when in lower gear.
Hear Spring Suspension; constructed according to Government
design, which prevents slipping of springs under any cbndition of
road or load. (
Improved ltadiutor with capacity ample to cool motor properly
in any climate.
. This truck is furnished with long Wheel Base 16 Inches
Without extra charge.
Pendleton Auto Co.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
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Pendleton Met News
V J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
The. following prices are the prices r Fair to good steers ... .. 9.0010.50
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be sue-
cifically mentioned. ...,.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 40c. .; '
Hens, Svc.
Spring chickens, 25c a Pound.
t on in ry Hiun, Etc.
Ham, best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Butter Vut and Butter.
Butter fat, 68c f. o. b.' Pendleton.
Butter. SI. 00 a roll.
- otatoes.
New potatoes, 6c a pound.
Old potatoes, $2.25 to 32.50 for 100
pounds.'
Watermelons are Cheaper
: Local Markets.
Watermelons are selling at 4c a
pound retail price in local markets to
day. This fruit was 6c a few days ago
and when the season first opened sold
for IOC a pound.
fireeit Corn Is -
Down to 40c-15c
Green corn is selling In local mar
kets at from 40c to 45c. The corn
sold for 80c when the season opened
and the drop in price has been steady.
Hogs Rule Weaker '...'...
At Week's Opening.
Hogs dragged at the opening of the
week's North Portland trade with a
lpwering of eastern values during the
morning. Killers were not very anx
ious bidders and for the bulk of the
good stuff were not inclined to offer
above $22.50. ;
General hog range: '
Prime mixed t22.5023.00
Medium mixed .... 22.0022.50
Rough heavies ; 22.5022.76
Pigs 20.00 20.75
Bulk 22.50
With a more liberal run of cattle
than had been generally expected by
the trade, sales on the early market
at North Portland were slow but In
general the situation was about steady
at former prices.' -
General cattle range: '
Good to choice steers . . $1 1.00 fti 12.00
Diseased Skin
Freed on at e from thsftconr of
Mndiaeaae. Tb tooth ia wub of olto. t -Try
D. D. D- Wm different. Uc
and $1 M. W ruarantec tb flnt betUo.
m. Iottohibr Skin Disease
TALLMAV & CO.
Common to fair steers.. , 7.000 7.60
Common steers 6.00 7.00
Good to choice cows and
heifers ...v vg.00 9.t)0
Medium to fair cows and
heifers ......... 6.000 6.00
Canners , 3.60 6.00
Calves .0015.50
borne small trading In lambs was
shown at the opening around $12.50
for' tops with poor quality down to
$9. .Similar figures ruled last week.
General sheep and lamb range:
Prime lambs $12.00018.60
Fair to medium lambs . . 9.0011.50
Yearlings 7.00(g 8.00
Wethers , 6.000 7.50
Ewes ....... 1. (.000 7.50
Coarse (.ruins
Uun Wild.-
- The two standard grades of bar.
ley took: the most phenomenal Jumps
upward .the season has known today
when feed barley was ''quoted $5 a
ton higher and standard A barley $10
a ton above yesterday's figures. The
first grade jumped from $64 to $69
and the latter from $66 to $76. Hay
also went up. the offer of $27 a ton
beijig $1 higher than, the previous
quotation. Mill feed ' went to an
even $40, an Increase of 50c.
Sacks Are Tip
3 Cents to 18.
Sacks, which have -been available
at 15 cents here for some time and
only recently went to 16 cents, are
now- costing 18 cents in' the - local
market-, it was reported today.
National League Standings. '
Won. Lost. Pet-
New York .. 63 24
Cincinnati,... 55 27
Chicago ...... . .'.".1 . . . 46 36
Brooklyn 40 43
Pittsburg .- 40 43
Boston....'.....,..... 30 48
Philadelphia .. nu. i 31 51
St. Louis . . . ':'-. . 30 60
Yesterday's Score.
' Boston 5, Philadelphia 3.
New York 7, Brooklyn 4.
' Cincinnati 8, Pittsburg 7.
Chicago-Bt. Lou la postponed.
American League btandingn.
Chicago-..- 55 81
Cleveland ............ 49 37
Detroit i . ; 48 37
New York ....... . ..t ... 46 C 37
Me. Louis 45 39
Boston S 37 46
Washington 37 47
Philadelphia .' 33 61
Yesterday's Score.
Boston 6, New York l.'-
No other - games, r ' -
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MEN'S WARES
. Our cash system of merchandising enables
us to sell cheaper. Buying for 197 stores en
ables us to buy cheaper. . - :: ,,
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The place is here. The time is anytime to get
standard quality underpriced. ;
We prefer small profits and large sales to
kvrgc profits and small sales. . ;
Wear j.C.
Penney Clothes
of genuine good quality, for young, middle
aged or elderly men.
If you are looking for a good suit we have it
$24.75 to $37-50
Senator Double Grip Garters, per pair v. . . . . . 23c
Paris Double Grip Silk Garters, per pair 39c
Paris Single Grip Garters, per pair J 19c
Flexo Arm Bands, "A Good One", per pair 19c
Good Suspenders, per pair 39c and 49c
Triangle Soft Collars, not 25c but 2 for 33c
Excellent Values in Wash Ties 25c and 45c
Kady Suspenders, per pair 69c
tjMk'
Men's
Cool Athletic
, Unions
for such' good quality
the price on this gar
ment is exceptionally
low. ...
MDc
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Good Leather Belts for'Men and Boys. The best belt for the money you
ever saw. Only .V. . . . . . . . ........ 25c
Dress Hose for Men, the best wearing hose m the market for the money,
come in lisle; "black, white and colors," per pair . 39c
We are showing a big assortment of A 1 values in mens dress shirts both
military and flat colors, each 98c
J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
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HOT!-
BUT
WE ARE PUTTING SUMMER COM
F ORT WITHIN YOUR REACH. .
Let us take wash' day away
from your home. Let us send
soft comfy laundry to your
' By GRACE GOCLDBB
(With the American Y. W. C. A. in
, France.)
Even the best of us are misunder
stood at times. Miss Nettle Anderson
who comes from Nashville, but who
has been in Prance for a good, while
with the Y. W. C. A. got a letter the
other day from a French man. This
gentleman had been reading in the
French press a great deal about tne
cooperative plans on foot between the
American Y. W. C. A. ana jrencn
women for permanent future work in
France. ' The plans are in the hands of
the Provisional Council of the Y. W.
C. A. which is made up of the 80
prominent French women and 20
60 American women connected with the
.670. y. ; W. O. A.' The council has been
.565 having meetings and the happenings
.664 have been recorded In the papers. The
.636 man begins his letter by referring to
.44jWhat he has read of those doings.. , He
4o'iroes on to say that he has long been
265 (interested in woman's quotations and
because of what he knows about wo
men, he realizes that such a union of
French and American women can have
only one purpose.. That purpose is the
contracting of marriages, he announc
es. Thereupon he sets forth his-quali
fications. He has lost his father and
mother during the war and ,is entirely
alone. He Is "moral and properly be
haved." He suggest that as the' nurses
and all other war workers are- brlnn
released from service, that one might
be found who would be willing to con
sider his proporition. He adds that If
the Y. M. C. A. can obtain a life com
panion for him, he would be- most
K fateful. , - . , .
His only requirement is that she be
entirely respectable. He Is not parti
cular whether she is French or Amer
ican. . . ' " ' , .
Miss Anderson has sent a carefully
written letter, explaining that while
the Provisional Council in on way; Is
opposed to the custom Of matrimony,
the contracting of marriages s not its
purpose. - - ,i . j
house to wear.
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TKOCCIt-PA,' Honduras. July 28.
Mr. Thomas Sambola Jones. American
iMtslster to Honduras, and Mlns Julia
j'Durony Duron were married here.
IThe ceremony which was performed at
jthe American legation was attended by
.President Bertrar.d.
I Mr. Thonjas Sambola Jones was ap
pointed Minister to Honduras on June
26, 1818. His home is at Baton Rouge
La., He was born in Jacksonville, La.
He is a lawyer, educator and public
speaker and has been prominent in
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