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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,
FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1919.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
J. ( Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
Canning Peaches 1
Canning Bartlctt Pears $2.13
Green Peppers, pound . 23c
Watermelons, pound S'Jc
Cantaloupes, 3 for 23c
Casabas. pound 7c
Persian Melons, pound 7c
Santa Claus Melons 7c
Ice Cream Melons 7c
Old Fashion Musk Melons 8c -
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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"QUALITY"
823 Main Si
A Score and Ten Years
The advantages of transacting your fi
nancial business thru a banking institution
established here for thirty years are many.
Moreover this bank is in a position to meet
your legitimate demands at all times.
The officers of this pioneer bank will at
all times welcome your inquiries on mat
ters of business.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
"Tlie Strongest IlanU In Kastern Oregon" ST
Pendleton
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The Lexington has proven itself to be a
car for Umatilla county and here to stay.
It's priced right. Ask an owner.
FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO.
Lexington and White Dealers of
Umatilla County.
Telcliliouo 46 723 Cottonwood Bt.
The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by TendlotOTi
business houses. Wherever rotail
prices the given the fact will be spe
cifically mentioned.
Kggs and Poultry.
Esgs. 50c.
Hens, 20c.
Spring chickens, 25c a, pound.
Country Ilam. Eta.
Ham best quality. 28c.
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Mutter.
Putter fat, 59c t. o. b. Pendleton.
Cutter, $1.10 a roll.
Potutoea.
New' potatoes, 3c a pound.
Little lliaiuto Noted
In Course Grains.
Fractional changes were noted in
the coarse Erain markets today. The
No. 2 grade of barley advanced 25
cents to $61.50, standard feed was
unchcanged at J64 and the No. 3 blue
barley went up 50 cents to $63. Hay
and mill feed, at 30 and 37 re
spectively, are unchanged and dull.
! Yuklma. Iji nibs so
1 to Chicago Market.
i Yakima lambs and wethers continue
i to roll to Chicago markets at the rate
i of two trainloids each week. Wed
nesday's train consisted of 33 cars.
1 Kllis Rangan sent 12 cars wethers and
j is cars lambs and the Yakima Sheep
; company sent eight cars lambs. On
i August 25 a trainload will be marie tip
i from consignments from the Desert
Sheep company and the bliockley
! Sheep company.
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lloiiscr Corrects
! Wrong Jinresslon.
I The wrong impression h-s been
Kiven out to farmers concerning the
: "hoarrUns" of wheat, accordion to a
j letter issued todny to all newspaper
by Mux M. Houser. second vice presi
dent of the United States grain cor-
' poration. .
"The sole object of the United States
Grain corporation is to see, that the
guaranteed price on wheat a main.
talned. and that no farmer shall get
less than that amount." Mr. Houser
stated. Mr. Houser expressed dis
pleasure over the reports tha farmers
would be held us profiteers -who kepi
their grain in storage for a short time.
The misunderstanding1 is said to
have arisen out of the fallowing state
ment in General Bulletin No. 7. re
cently issued by the grain corporation.
"'No storage premiums would be
added to basic prices at the present
time, nor until there accumulates in
the grain corporation's hands a suf
ficlent reserve of wheat to Insure i
measure of protection for future hums
requirements."
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Unas: Slierp up 50r.
Rood demand for hogs was display
ed In the early morning trading at the
North Porthuind yards, several sales
bringing top prices.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed $2 1 .00 fi 2 1 .50
Medium mixed 20.00 'n 2 1.00
Rough heavies . . 19.0019.20
Bulk 21-5"
Ijamhs advanced 50c all along the
line during the day In the. North
Portland alleys. Eastern Oregon stuff-
merlins' the market at 1 2.00 'ii 1 3.00
Valley lambs also jumped to $11.50
(a 12.00. The entire mutton market
displayed a steady tone.
General sheen and lamb range:
Prime lambs 1 2.00 W 1 3.00
Kcir to medium lambs 1I.50W12.00
Yearlings 1.00 m 8.50
Wethers 7.00(79 7.50
Kwes
5.00 ifi 7.50
l'il'ty Against Two. Tt Is not rea
sonable to expect two weeks of outing
to overcome the effect of fifty weeks
of confinement. Take Hood's Sarsa
parilla along with you. It refreshens
the blood. Improves tho appetite,
makes sleep eusv and restful.
Take home a Oelta fancy brick of
Tee Cream. They are put up In card
board cartons and will keep for on
hour.
No changes were noted In the cattle
market for the day. Tho market is
quoted as steady.
General cattle market ran
Pest steers
Good to choice steers . .
Medium to good steers
Fair to good steers
Common to fair steers..
Choice cows and heifers
Good to choice cows
and heifers
Medium to good cows
and heifers
Fair to medium cows
and heifers
Canners
Pulls
Calves
$1 l.no W 1 1
10. HOW 10.50
).onB in. oo
7.501 8.50
7.00 Ii) 7.
7.7 5'jil 8.
7.00 tv 7.50
O.uOrrt 7.00
5.50 m 6.50
n.ooiff 5.oo
6.00 fi) 7.00
io.ooa 13.00
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Kss Plant Sells for
VI 1-3 Cents a Pound.
Ken plants are selling at
cents a pound in the local markets.
This vegetable Is extremely plentiful
during the prese.it season.
REPUBLIC
TRUCKS
In a Republic Truck you get more value for
-very dollar you spend than in any other truck
on the market.
Almost sixty thousand users back up this
statement.
' The "Yellow Chassis" Trucks ' ; TV
" that serve so wclL ' !"
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
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I TWO GOOD THINGS!
lease oo (MM acres, with over :t)0 acres samnirr-
'"''"'hend of Rood himra, combine, all mm-lilnerr and
rqulpmenl. liou-liold bihiiIk, automobile and fT
Iblnir ready to . rlKht on. .
This i one of our snaps. Price $8,500.00
arm alfalfa mneh. with potatoes, onlonm. ear
tots Klrawlierrlrn and fral. All aloek InrlndlnK a
Vine' learn of horxen, three BOOd mllrh roi, nulomo
lille, Kod machinery and a fine home and other
'"'r'hl "IhT'a fine n'nee for iIk". w and fhlekens and
a dandy place o rale a family. ou cun't find a bet
ter proposition for the money.
Price
$6500.00
BUY NOW!
I Snow & Dayton I
I "We Sell Land"
1 Phone 1072. 117 East Court Street.
Real Estate Farm Loans Insurance
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Shoes for Immediate
and Fall Wear
New Fashion able
Inexpensive
WOMEN'S NEW BLACK KID BUTTON SHOES
Long vamp, turn sole and Cuban heel. A very
dressy shoe and easy, comfortable fitting. Price
the pair $9.90
NEW TAUPE GREY KID LACE SHOES
Plain toe. litrht sole with high leather heel. You
will find this number to be very pleasing in style and
comfort. "Ask to be fitted." Price $9.90
DARK IIAVANNA BROWN KID
LACE SHOE
Welt sole, imitation wing tip, and Cu
ban heel. For your more general service,
this shoe will please. All widths includ
ing triple A's. "Just ask to be fitted."
Price the pair $8.90
NEW BEAVER BROWN KID
LACE SHOE
Plain toe, light sole, with high
Louie heel. Let us fit you to a pair
of these beautiful shoes, your size
is here. The pair $9.90
HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE
MISS FOOTWEAR
White Over Patent Leather, plain
toe, welt sole, price $5.50
All Black Kid, imitatipn tip, -welt
sole, price $6.50
Brown or Tan Calf, tip, welt sole,
price : $4.98
White Over Black Kid, welt sole,
imitation tip, price $5.50
All Brown Kid, welt sole, plain toe,
price $6.90
Black Glaze Kid, welt sole, cap toe,
price $5.90
White Over Patent Leather, plain
toe, light sole, price $3.49
All sizes and widths, "Just ask to
be Fitted."
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FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN
Our Children's Department is brimful of the nobbiest and daintiest
footwear possible. You will appreciate our effort in selecting this foot
wear, after seeing this large assortment. Bring your children and let
us fit them, the prices are right.
SCHOOL SHOES
For shoe economy it will pay you to first see out
line of school shoes for either boys or girls. Each
and every pair carries a J. C. Penney Co. guarantee.
Girls' Gun Metal Lace Shoe, size 81- to 11 $2.89; size
111;, to 2 ; $3-2j
Girls' Patent Leather Button Shoe, size 8'- to 11.
price $2.49
"Space does not permit us to quote you a list of
prices, therefore we ask you to come in and let us
show you our spienaitt assoruuem.
DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT SERVICE FREE.
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J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
million Watermelons
Arc I'lno Quality.
Milton watei'inoloiiH now on Hi"
miirketx are of tra fine locality and
are xtrionoly largo. Tlicy rrtiill "t
3 l-2c a pound.
Kwort INitalm'S Arc
;t iioiiihI for 50t
Swept potatoes sn-' now tlii'ee
immiilH for r.n cents. The potatoes arc
nliipped here from California.
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Vow '11 ii Formerly.
Yesterday saw a drop in the price
of flour. It is now $3 (15 a saek In
stead of ;l.lo, mid there Is a differ
enee of 2"c on tho liarrell. There to
a drop of 30c In the wholesalo (nice,
per liarrell.
McCORMICK'S NOVELTY JAZZ BAND
DANCE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
EAGLE-WOODMAN HALL
DANCING FROM 9 TO 9:30 FREE.
WE WANT YOU TO HEAR OUR MUSIC
Admission Ten Cents Everybody.
Hop To It!
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i'iii'lii'H mill Tomatoes
An- rheniH'r.
Allierta and Crawford peaches are
eheaner now than formerly. AMiettaaj
whieh were retalllns at M.5 are now
11. 2S while Crawford and Wallers pea
elms have dropped from from $1.35 to
i u iwx Tonirtoea, formerly re
tailed at J1.25 are now $1.
;raln t'onmi-atlfill
tut. I otm KarrHs
The I'nlted States C.rain eol poral ion s
Ki'tnonnees from New York that its j
weekly purchase of flour throiiKhont ,
the I'nlted States amounted to 13S,-
nun i.nrrnlH. rani; nir in Price irom
$9.45 to $10.30 per barrel.
ISItlTAI.Y OFI'FISS TAltf'R
PltlZKS FOIl AinPT-AXKS
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Auto Parts and
Accessories
We not only sell AUTOS, but alb accessor-
ies essential to the fitting out of AUT0M0-
BILES. ,4
GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR TIRES ' 1
MONOGRAM OIL AN D GREASES .
We have a department devoted entirely to
making repairs under the direction of expert
mechanics. ..... . . ..
UjXIiOM, A115. 22. Tlie Tlrlllsh
Koverninent will offer prizes aniount-
Inif to 64,000 pound (atiotit :)Z,wui
for airplane competition in order to S
develop safer types of machines, Ma- 3
Jor C.en. J. K. B. Seely of the air ntln- s
istry. annoynced in the house of com-'s
mons today. The prizes would be dls- s
Iributed among small airplanes laree
i'lrplanes and seaplanes. Details will
I be announced In a few days.
Oregon Motor Gar&ge
BUICK HUDSON CADILLAC
FndleioD, Oregon
HUDSON
Distributors
1, 121 West Court SU ,
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