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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2t, 1919.
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
:J.f. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR ,
Peaches ,
and Pears
for Canning
Fancy Wrapped Alberta Peaches.... $1.10
Fancy Wrapped Crawford reaches.. $1.10
Fancy Bartlclt Pears, apple box $2.43
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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Woolnap Blankets
A special weaving process and the use of
high grade cotton makes Woolnap Blankets
three to six times as strong as ' ordinary
cotton blankets. They have a deep soft
finish that gives them lots of warmth and
Ii verv handsome anuearance. Note es
pecially the remarkably low prices we quote
Ion these blankets.
Woolnap Blankets, white, tan and
Gravs . : $4.98
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Fancy Plaid Woolnap Blankets. $5.90
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There are Many Reasons
why you will find a checking account to
your advantage. And when you have such
an account in a strong, well-established
bank, it will, in the course of time, prove
an asset. It will help you establish a cred
it, and a good credit reputation is an in
valuable asset.
The American National Bank invites and
gives the same particular care to small ac
counts as to large ones.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
"The Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregou"
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Pendleton Market News
The following prices are the prlcca Suturday news came from Santos of a
heing paid to producers by Pendleton
business . houses. Wherever retail
prices the given the fact will be spe
cifically mentioned.
Kggs and. Poultry.
Eggs, 60c.
Hens, 20c'
Spring chicken?, 25c a pound.
Country Ham, ika.
Ham best quality. 28c
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Ituttor Ffec and flutter.
Butter fat. 59c f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, $1.10 a roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, Zc a pound.
THERE IS A REASON WHY THE LEX
INGTONS ARE SELLING SO RAPIDLY.
ASK THE OWNER OF A LEXINGTON.
A CAR LOAD EXPECTED ANY DAY.
FRENTZEL WAILES MOTOR CO.
Lexington and White Dealers of J
Umatilla County.
Telephone , " 723 Cottonwood 8.
Canning Season Is
Xow At Its IlcUrht.
The canning season for peaches Is
now at its height. Alberta peaches
are retailing at $1.25 a box and are of
especially good quality. They are
shipped here from Milton, Hermiston
and Irrigon.
Sweet Potatoes
AplKar In Markets.
Sweet potatoes have appeared In
the local markets. They are retailing
at 17 1-2 cents a pound but -will be
cheaper as the season advances. The
vegetable is shipped here from California.
very considerable frost. The exchange ;
in New York was not open on Satur- I
day, and on Monday spot coffees went I
up l-4c to l-2c per pound and futures
lc per pound. Tuesday both spots
and futures declined, which would
seem to Indicate that there Was not
much truth in the report of the severe
frosts.
Stork ItecleiXs T.lelit j
Markets Hold I'irm. j
Hog markets showed firmness dur- !
ing early trading, sales bringing good
(rices. Market In quoted as steady to I
strong, indications being that it will j
maintain its strong tone. i
General hog market range:
Prima mixed $21.00 21.60
Medium mixed ....... 20.00 21.00 j
Rough heavies 19.00 19.B,
bulk 21.61, 1
Cattle market remains steady at tin-
changed prices. Sincre high cost of
living agitation started shippers have
not been sending so much stuff to
market.
Merchants Kxchanse bid:
General cattle market range:
Best steers ". .$1 1.0ft 1 1.50
Good to choice steers .. 10. 00 10.60
rOTTON BED BLANKETS FOR ROUND-UP NEEDS .
' Thnrmio-hlv rpliahle oualitv. well made and nicely finished. You will
finA mi nriioc umiciiollv lnw. Whitfi. tan and crevs.
For Three-Quarter Size Beds, pair. $1.69
Si Mx7fi. Pair $2.98
Size 72x80. Pair . ' $3.98
Wonderful Wearing Comfort
ersIdeal for outdoor or rough
wear; good weight. Size 62x74
inches . . $1.98
Comforters in Challics, filled
with good quality cotton. Will
give very good wear; size 72x78,
each $3.19
Comforters covered with
fancy silkoline on both sides, in
attractive floral patterns. Filled
with good quality cotton. Size
72x78, each .............. $3.98
A Very Beautiful Comforter,
silkoline on both sides and sateen
border to match. One of our
most attractive comforters; size
72x78. Each $4.98
Emmerich "AH 'New Down"
Pillows Perfect feathers, clean,
odorless, hygienic, elastic. Per
fect ticking, close woven, soft,
beautiful patterns. Made ex
pressly for the J. C. Penney Co.
Feather Pillows, size 17-21,
each . 98c
Feather Pillows, size 20x26,
each i $1.49
Down Tillows, size 21x27,
each . $2.49
Down Pillows (extra fine down)
size 22x28, each . .. $4.98
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
Good cotton sheeting and pillow cases of just the right weight, light
enough for easy washing and heavy enough to stand the test of wear. Sup
ply your needs now. ' or
Plain Hemmed Sheets (seamed) 72x90 $1.2o
Plain Hemmed Sheets (seamless) 81x90 ?l.7J
Poono AOa oaoh
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Pillow Cases (hemstitched) 42x36, each V
"Pequot" Pillow Cases (hemstitched) 45x36, each .' . .
49c
59c
yj Incorporated.
Ul'I'OSITB l'KDl-MO.V 1IOTHL.
J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Insiitution.
Casabas Are 7o
I'oiind Here.
Casabas are retailing at 7c a pound.
They are more expensive than water
melons which are retailing for from
3 1-2 to 4c a pound. Canteloupes arc
3 for 25c and muskmelons, from Irri
gon, are 8c a pound.
dropped from . .62 to $61.25. Standard
feed barley remained at $64 and No.
3 blue barley at $64.50. Mill feed J
still bid $37.
Illjtlier Coffee
Prliin Predicted
The coffee market Is being affected
by weather reports from Brazil. On
Dp you wash your washing or
have your washing washed?
WE GIVE YOU DOUBLE SERVICE '
When the clothes come home you have a
pleasant satisfaction in seeing that your '
coarsest and your finest have been treated
caref ullynjd with the same t personal
touch as if you had washed them your- x
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DON'T .WORRY ABOUT MONDAYS
We will take them off your hands every
week as regularly as they roll around and
lring them back to you in just a day or tw.o,
fresh, clean, crisp.
WE MAKE SUNDAYS OUT OF YOUR MONDAYS
Troy Laundry
TELEPHONE 179
A WOMAN'S TESTIMONY .:
Mrs. little Warren, a farmer's wife
of Emmlttsburg, Mr., openly declares
how" she has found health through
reading a newspaper advertisement ol
Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. So great is her relief after
fifteen years of suffering that she asks
to have this Information published.
Medium to good steers . .0S 10.00 (
Fnir to good' steers . . . 7.50 8. St.
Common to fair steers 7.00 ft 7.50
Chuice cows and heifers 7.75 8.25
Good to choice cows
and heifers . . : '. 7.00 7.50
Medium to good cows
and heifers . . 6. D0 7.00
Fair to medium cows
and heifers ......... B.BOW .B
Canners 3 00 BOO
Bulls 6.00 ft 7.00
Calves 10.0,0J 15.00
No sheep came In and none of the
leftover stuff sold In the early trading
Sheep market still remains steady,
with no indications of weakening.
General sheep and lamb range
Prime lambs $11.50 13.09
Fair to medium lambs. 11.00011. B0
Yearlings 7.00 8.50
Wethers - 7.00fl 7.50
Ewes 5.00 7.59
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Coast iA-agroe Standings.
79 53
Ijos Angeles -.- i
Qlt Ijikn - 69
San 1-anclsco .., 64
Nucrumento 6"
Oakland el
Dnrtl.nll - 54
fiaulllA 45
Yesterday's scores.
Salt Lake 9, San Francisco 3.
Vernon 6, Portland 2.
Oakland 7, Seattle 2.
Los Angeles 2, Sacramento 1.
National Iagruo. Standing.
Cincinnati 74 34
New York 6&
Chicago s8'
Plnttsburg : 61
Brooklyn o"
Ttoston 4 0
Market for Grains
IUle Altered.
No. 2 barley was the only grade to
experience a change today,- having
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LDEN WEST
A Name to Look f of
on Butter
A LEADER IN QUALITY.
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63
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St. Iiuls v 39
Philadelphia . 38
Yestcraay q ncorco.
Philadelphia 10-6, Chicago 2-.
New York 6-4, St Louis 2-1.
Cincinnati 10, Boston, 3., ,
Pittsburg 6. Brooklyn 1.
American licague tsuinuins.
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I1Y FKWEHAL AGKNlt AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Aug. 21. One thousand
two hundred and eighty-two tubs of
butter, valued at au,wuu, was
h.r. tnnv on tiiir warrants Issued by
the United States district attorney's
office in the government's war on the
high cost of living.
Ahiij Pay B:t cmti Overdue.
- CLKA 11 FIELD, Pa., Aug. 21. Fen-'
wick McCloud of Clcaif.cld Is In re
ceipt of a check for $15 from the
government, an accompanying letter
expia'ning the nni'-unt was due his
futhur for services rendered 63 years
ago white a chaplali I:, the army. The
father li.Ji been dead 47 years. :
BUCKHECHT
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ARMY SHOIS
Chicago
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Cleveland 60
St. Louis ..m -- 56
New York "... 54
Boston, 48
Boston s
Washington -
Philadelphia 28
Yesterday s scores.
Detroit 2, Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 10, Washington 3.
Cleveland, 6, Boston 2. ' .
New York-St. Louis game poatpon
rain. ' '' .
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Striking Reporters
Back at Work Under
Any Terms Available
OMAHA, Neb., , Aug. 21. Striking
reporters and copy readers of - the
Omaha Bee voted Wednesday, aftor-
noon that strikers might go hack to
work under any terms thes.. could
make. This action was taken aftor
three men. Including the leader, had
left their ranks. Six of the 12 who re
mained said they would not ask for
their places. The men voted to keep
up the union which they organized.
The Bee announced that some of the
strikers would be taken back.
Fog the min who is on hu fee U dijr
a more comforuble lhoe wt never made.
Hence the widespread popularity of the
Buckhicht Army Shoe among busineM and
profaiional men, aporumen, outdoor work
era, minera, farmera, mechanica, etc. A
good, practical Shoe for tvtrjjay wear!
Built for comfort and aervice built for
you! Remember the name Bucichecht
0 atamped on every ahoe for your protection,
Get pair today I .
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BUCKINGHAM & HECHT
' Manufacturer San Franciaco
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BLACK CUNMETAL,
MAHOGANY CALF OR
INDIAN TAN CALF
Shoes Advance $3 to
$5 a Pair After the
First of September
SPOKANE, Aug. 21. An advance
of from $3 to $5 a pair on all grades
of men's and womens' shoes will go
into effect after the September deliv
eries of shoes are made, according to
shoe merchants of this city.
The advance Is said to be due to a
shortage of hides In this country and
abroad. .
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