DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,
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King Oscar Norwegian
Sardines "
New Shipment Just Received Direct From
the East.
Kins: Oscar Sardines, can . 35c
Comb Honey, New Stock, Comb . '. .... 35c
Extracted Honey, Medium Jar....... 90c
Extracted Honey, Large Jar $1.75
Maple Sugar Cake 15c, 25c and 45c
Two-Minute Oat Food, Package ...... 20c
Tillamook Cheese, pound ............. 50c
Wisconsin Brick, pound .............. 55c
Ranch Eggs, dozen 55c
Exclusive Agency for Chase & Sanborns
, Tea and Coffee, Old Monk Olive Oil and
Gold Medal Butter. -
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
Complete range of sizes buy
ing; for 197 stores makes the low
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Headquarters
for Boy's
School Suits
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prices.
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$11.50
Fancy Grey and Brown' Cassi
meres and all wool Blue Serges.
Well tailored, new models.
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$7.90
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Grey Check and Brown Mix
tures. Stylish two and three but
ton models that will give very
good service and surely please
m every way. ,
AT$4.98
Fancy Blue and Grey mixtures,
in serviceable school suits. Not one
or two suits but- a complete range
of sizes, ages 6 to 17. Remarkable
suits at a remarkable price. Come
in and see them. All good styles.
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Help to meet tlic .present IIIrIi Cost of Living by
depositing all your income in the American Nation
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Son will bo surprised at how this method will aid
yon in reducing your expenditures and to live with
in your income.
You can open a checking account here with any
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WHITE
TRUCKS
AND
LEXINGTON CARS
STANDARD VEHICLE
FOR UMATILLA COUN- .
TY. IT HAS PROVEN
ITSELF WORTHY OF
THE PRAISE.
FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO.
Lexington and White Dealers of
'Umatilla County.
Telephone 4t 722 Cottonwood St.
Every Service Facility!
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BUT MORE DIPORTANT, ;
THE WILLINGNESS TO SERVE
EVERY REPUBLIC OWNER
We look upon tlte actual sale of a Republic Truck as an ob
ligation on our part an obligation to give you a honest and
tnuMltgeut Irurk service as you can get in this vicinity. Kc
pnhlki users are always salaried that's the thing that counu
with us. !
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907.
Pendleton Market News
The following prices ara the prices
being 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?, 5c a pound.
Country Ham, Eta,
Ham best quality. 88c
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter. '
Butter fat, 63c f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, $1.00 a holL
Potatoes.
New potatoes. So a pound.
Hermlston Rancher Has
September Strawberries.
A full crate of strawberries were
brought Into Hermlston Monday by a
Minnehaha rancher and distributed
among Hermlston people. The crate
was filled from two and one-half rows
each 90 feet loner. They were of the
Ever-bearing variety, were large and
In fine condition and came from the
patch of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pennock.
(.rain Corporation
Announces Movements.
Wheat receipts from farms during
the week ending August 22 were 43,
322,000 bushels as against 42,349,000
bushels for the previous week and
30.030,000bushcls for the correspond
ing week one year ago. Since June
27 289,048,000 bushels have been re
ceived from farms. Flour produced
during the week totaled 2.837,000
barrels and the total stock of wheat
in all elevators and mills was 189.853,
000 bushels. In every case figures
for 1919 exceed those of the corre
sponding week for 1918.
Highlands Near Weston
Vlcld High in Grains.
Good grain yields have -just been
reported from the Weston and Basket
mountain uplands, the Weston Leader
reports. Tom Booher filled 262
sacks from 23 acres of barley. Joe
Cannon threshed 562 sacks of barley
from 65 acres and had 300 sacks also
of volunteer Marquis wheat from 30
acres. W. L. Rayborn's crop of
spring-sown Marquis wheat is report
ed to have averaged about 22 bushels
per acre. W. J. Crawford sold $48
worth of volunteer wheat to the a ore
from 28 acres, 8. A. Barnes being the
purchaser. He did not have to touch
this field except to harvest it.
Man Overcomes Complaint '
By Heavy Forty-fold.
Complaint is general in Wallowa
county that the government stand
ards discriminate against forty-fold
wheat, as they require it to.be heav
ier than spring varieties,, while It al
ways runs lighter. But Boone Miles,
north of Wallowa, raised a crop of
phenomenally heavy forty-fold this
year, which passed the required
weight It ran 61 1-2 pounds to the
bushel, on a field of 25 acres. The
yield was only fair, a little more than
20 bushels.
LHUe Chanee Shown
In Grain Market.'
The coar&e grain' market is the
same as on Saturday with the excep
tion of a 25 cent advance in the No.
2 barley. It is quoted today at 156.25.
Standard feed barley is at 61 and No.
3 blue at $62. Mill feed is low, how
ever, with $36 as the bid. Hay Is re
ported weaker, with prices around
$29 f. o. b. cars.
Recuperation there Is not so much
in the ordinary vacation as there is in
a single bottle of Hood's Sarsaparllia,
which refreshens tired blood, shar
pens the dulled appetite, restores the
lost courage. - Take Hood's Sarsa
parllia this summer.
No Livestock on Hun (I
To test Prices.
Two loads of livestock formed the
total arrivals at North Portland for
the week's closing.
Only arrivals were In the cattle di
vision with a total of 62 cattle and 3
calves.
General cattfo range:
Best steers ,..,...$ 10.00 10.50
Good to choice steers ...... 9.00 9.50
Medium to good steers 8.50 8.75
Fair to good steers .. 7.505? .50
Common to fair steers ....
Choice cows and heifers
Good to choice cows and
heifers
Medium to good cows and
heifers 6.50 7.00
Fair to medium cows and
heifers i......
Canners
Bulls
Calves
-- It was a day without the offering of
a single head in the hog alleys at
North Portland.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed $17.6018.00
Medium mixed ...... 17.00 17.60
"Hough heavies ..i 15. fiOift) 16.00
Pigs . 15.00ffj 16.25
Bulk -. 17j00(17.50
Sheep arrivals were absent from the
mutton alleys. -Late sales wero gen
erally fair at steady prices. -
General sheep and lamb range:
Eastern Oregon Lambs. . $1 s.GOtfv 13.00
Valley lambs J. 11.6012.25
Yearlings : 7.50Sp 9.50
Bwe ...... 6.00W.7.50
Wethers .-. 7.00 9) 7.50
7.00 7.50
7.50 8.00
7.00 7.g0
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3.00 6.00
6.00.U 7.00
8.501,14.00
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ALFALFA WHES
5 We have some very choice alfaira tracts not far
S ;.. t. from Pendleton, at prices that are KIC.IIT.
478 acres, with J01 acres bottom land irrigated,
5 and approximately 80 acres in alfalfa now. Nniall
2 orchard, house anil barn, good water system, all ,
S stock and machinery, harness, cattle, pigs and cluck-
E ' ' ens. Price $31,500.00. Ten thousand cash will .
is ' ! . handle. '
5 138 acres close in on McKay Creek, good . Im- .
. provements, all stock and equipment. This, is a ' . .'
2 fine place and a good buy at $18,500.00.
S ' 1IJ acres on McKay Creek, good house and luirn,
fruit, lots of water, and a snap at the prtc;, wliuh ,
5 is SIO.OuO.OO. t -
Besides these three, we have quite a few ' others- , ,
3 ' " which you can choose from. IVo also have some) '
5 choice wheat land, In any dlrcctlim from Pendleton,
2 " ut prices from $25.00 op to $250.00.
3 . HOW AUOl'T A HOME IN TOWN? VK HAVE
1UEM.
Snow & Dayton I
"We Sell Land" I
Phono 1072. 117 East Court Street.
Real Estate Farm Loans ' Insurance E'
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BOYS' NEW COAT STYLE SHIRTS.
Made of blue chambray, madras and fancy cotton shirting with colored
stripes, attached high band collar, .one pocket, trimmed with pearl but
tons. Makes an ideal school or dress shirts and can be laundered to ad
vantage at home. Well made and in generous sizes. Neck sizes QO
12 to 14!
Shoe your boy economically by buying their shoes here at a saving,
a J. C. Penney Co. guarantee with every pair. Let us fit them. -
BOY'S SHOES
Vouth'S Gun Metal, size It to 13 1-2 $2.7
Xoiith's Heavy Oil Tan, size 11 to 13 1-2 $2.7$
Youth's Natural Smoked Horse, size 1-2 to 13. ., $3.25
Boys' Cun Metal, size 1 to 2 $3.25
Boys' OH Tan Lace, size 1 to 2 $3.25
Boys' Gun Metal, size 2 1-2 to 6 T ........... . $2.8
Itoys' Brown i:ngll.sli, size 2 1-2 to 8 "$3.M
Boys' Heavy Tan Army, size 2 1-2 to 6 . . .' 3.0
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J. CTPenney Co., A Nationwidelnstitution.
The Dodo's Companions.
The dodo has as his companions:
The grocer who put sand In hl
sugar.
The butcher who weighed his hand
with each steak.
ThA rirv-ffnnrift man who WSS A
yardstick Juggler and could sell you
34-Inch yards while you were iook
Ing at him.
tha market man who used a false
bottom In his peck measure.
The humorist who used to get paid
for writing about those things.
Almost Persuaded.
"You believe in art for art's sake?"
"I do," replied the eminent trage
dian, "but when an unappreclatlve
public forces genius to subsist on
beef stew I have serious thoughts of
prostituting my talents In the movies."
Lucy E. Russell to F. A. Baker
$10,000. SB 1-4, 8W 17-4. NE 1-4,
section S3, township 4, N. It. 29.
Maude I New to Albert II. Klrley
(10.00. IS 1-2. lots 12, 13, end 14,
block B0 of Ilea Add. to Pendleton.
Ethel V. Black to M. V. Lahue $10.
Lot 12 and North 16 feet of lot 11,
Raley's Addition to Pendleton.
U. W. Heeman to M. O. I.a Hue
$1.00 Lots 12 and North 1 feet of i
lot 11, Raley's Addition to Pendleton.
Nora I Maloncy to Chas. McDoviit
$1.00. SW 1-4, SB 1-4, section 7. and
K 1-2, NW 1-4, and NW 1-4, MS 1-4,1
section 18, township 4. S. R. 30. . 1
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronlo and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Woman. X-Rar Bis
tro Thsrapeutlcs.
Temple Bid.. Boom 12, Phone $1$
Dr. David Bennett Hill
PKNTIHTKT
X-ray Diagnosis.
Pendleton
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DEEDS.
Pearl Brown Harden to Fred M.
Brown $1.00. Wl-3, NE 1-4, section
10. township 3, N. R. 33.
Wm. T. Kidwcll to Wm. M. Selby
$10. B 1-2. SB 1-4, section 19, town
ship 1. N. R. 32. '
Wm. Holdman to Louise F. Bunch
$40 Lots 1 and 2, block 10, Holdman
Add. to Adams.
Anna M. S. Hurley to Francis J.
Watkins $340. Lot 1, section 1 town
ship 1. S. R. 34 and SB 1-4, 8E 1-4,
section 28. township 1, N. R. 35.
FranclsFrancls J. Watkins to Hhr
vey J. Healca $200. Lot 1, section 1,
township 1, S. R. 34 and Lot 1, sec
tion 6, township 1, H. R. 36. -
Roy L. Smith to Wm. J. Hoffman
$1120. B 1-2. NE 1-2 and N 1-2, BE
1-4, section 24, township 4. N. R. 37.
W. H. Evans to G. I. LaDow $1.00.
W 1-2, Lots 6 and 7 In blqck 22, Res.
Add. Pendleton.
. S. LeGrow to M. L. and Homer
Watts $4,100.00. SB 1-4. SB) 1-4. sec
tion 81, and SW 1-4, S Wl-4 section
32, Township 6, N. R. 35.
Sarah B. Galloway to Thad F. Gal
loway $450. North 50" rods across
North end of section 7, township 2.
X. R. 28. -
Thos T. Nelson to O. W. Knight
$5000. Lot 1, block 33 Arnold and
Raley's Addition to Pendleton.
M. D. Smith to Letcher P. Norvall
$100. Lot 5 in block 2, Helix.
Wd Stowe to Treffle Sears $1500,
SW 1-4, NW 1-4, section 3, township
2, N. R. 35.
: Fred M. Brown to Pearl Brown
Harden $1.00. B 1-2, KB 1-4, sec
tion 10, township 2. N. R. 23.
Wm. B. Hanscom to Ruby A. Bell
$500. Lot 6, block C, Houser's Add.
Pendleton.
Henry W. Dickson to Chas. F. Dan
iels $1.00. Lots 4 and 5 in block 2C8,
Kes. Add. to Pendleton.
James Klrkpatrlck to John F. Stock
$1.00 Lot 6, block 3, Kllgore's Add. to
WtHton.
W. A. Ford to Anna M. Goldwln
$550. 4.14 acres In NB 1-4. SW 1-4,
section 18, township 5. N- R. 28.
Bessie Lisle to F. J. Tounr, $1.00.
Lot 4 In fractional block 7, in J. H.
Koontz's Addition to Bcho.
Asa S. Arbogast to J as. L. Ham
mock $1500. Mete and bound tracts
In NW 1-4, section SI, township 4. N.
$1.25 $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 $1.23 $1.25 $1.25 $1.25
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