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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, 5EPTEMRlIj191ff.
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETTgTRUE
J. ft Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
The Big Show
Starts a Week
from TodayJ
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Do You Believe That Buying
For 197 Stores Makes it Pos
sible to Buy at Lowest Prices ?
IF YOU DO YOU WILL BE INCLINED TO
PRICES AT THIS STORE.
EXPECT LOWEST
Buy your supplies early. Our stock is most
complete with Highest Grade Groceries, Prices
always right, quality considered.
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Our store will close at noon and open at 5,
P. M. each day of the Round-Up. 1
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO
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QUALITY"
823 Main Si
PASSING OPPORTUNITIES
TIi man who des uat ninke .due preparation
must "pass up' tipiMirunfiU to the man who 1m'h.
One of U.e first tsstntlals of mm h pn-parathm Is
to establish right banking MMinectioiiH. Mull coii
itPftkMiH nil! mean ability to finance ones nwls for
' MK-lt auHMiiits and at sutii times as required.
Tlte Anor.-aii National Itauk is moll and favor
ably kiumii fir Its modern methods and liberal
treatment to customers. If yon have no account at
this liistitutHMi, you are invited to open one this fall.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
The Strongest Bank In Eastern Orcgoa"
LEXINGTON CARS
The New Model Lexington will be out
eoon and in it there are many, improve
ments over the 1919 model.
The White Truck is the best truck made
and anyone ever owning one will say the
same.
fRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO.
Lexington and White Dealers of
Umatilla County.
Telephone '22 Cottonwood St.
Every Service Facility!
BUT MORE D1PORTANT,
- - THE WILLINGNESS TO SERVE
EVERY REPUBLIC OWNER
We look upon the actual sale of a Republic Track as an ob
ligation on our part an obligation to give you as honest and
IntWIiffent truc-k service as yon can et In tills vicinity. Ite
puulto ucr are always satisfied tliafs tlie tiling that counts
tltli us. ,
Pendleton Auto Co.
. . Established 1907
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Pendleton Market News
The following prices are the prices
bejng paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices the given the fact will be spe
cifically mentioned.
: Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 60c.
Hens, 20c.
Spring chicken, 25a a pound.
Country Ham, Kto.
Ham best quality. 2Sc
Bacon best quality. 40c
Itutter fat and Butter.
Butter fat. 65o f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, $1.00 a roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, So a pound.
Harriett Pears Tiring
$5 in Xew York. '
A carload of Medford Bartlett
pears Monday In the New York mar
ket sold at $5 average price per dox.
This breaks all records for Bartlett
pear prices in carload lots in the his
tory of the Rogue river valley.
Coarse Grains Show
Fairly iood Strength.
Fair advances tn all the coarse
grains were reported In the quotations
received today from the Portland ex
change. No. 2 barley is up to o7 a
tnn KtnnrifirH feed and o. 3. Diue
are both at 163.50. a raise of $2 in
the first ease and of 11.60 In the sec
ond. Mill feed It quoted at $36 a ton.
variety which are used' for pickling,
are selling in Pendleton markets. The
onions retail for from 20 to 25o a
pound while the cucumbers retail for
15c to ISc a pound.
Italian Prunes, Pinms
and Petite Prunes.
Italian prunes are selling for 7 l-2c
a puund by the box. Plums are Gc
a pound while petite prunes are also
5c a pound.
Grandview Fruit Crop
Placed at 1500 Cars.
The fruit crop In the Grandview dis
trict has been conservatively estimat
ed at 1500 cars. Figured in barrels
the fruit crop will be more than
362,000 barrels.
Squafcli and Pumpkins
Ketail at 5c a Pound. .
Squash and pumpkins are retailing
in the local markets at 5 cents a
pound. They are of the early fall
variety.
Watermelons Still
Selling in Markets.
Watermelons are still in season and
will remain on the market for a week.
They retail at from 2 1-2 to 3 l-2c a
pound. .
flutter Fat Advances
In lTioo Today,
Butter fat Increased In price today
and is now 65c f. o. b. Pendleton In
stead of 63c. This is the price paid
the producer. The butter market is
firm and it is expected the price will
go still higher. Butter, creamery
variety, retails at $1.45 a roll.
Kali Mutter Pears
and Winter Nellls.
Fall butter pears and winter isei
lls pears are selling in the local
markets. Butter pears retail at $2.50
for a 50 pound box and the winter
Nellis pears are the same price.
Onions and Cucumbers
Here for IMeklin
Onions and cucumbers, of the smau
Jj-op of Eastern Prices
Affects Portland Market.
With livestock arrivals in Portland
light and the eastern weakness re
flected, there was very little trading.
Top hogs were quoted at $18.75.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed $18.00018.75
Medium mixed 17.50 18.00
Rough heavies 16.00 8 16.76
Pigs 15.S016.00
Bulk 18.6018.75
Cattle market situation at North
Portland was of steady character
with no change in prices noted for
the day.
General cattle range.
Best steers $10.5011.25
Good to choice steers... 9.6010.25
Medium to good steers.. 8.50 9.00
Fair to good steers .... 7.60
Common to fair steers.. ' 6.00
Clroice cows and heifers 7.76
Good to choice cows and .
; heifers - 7.00 7.60
Medium to good cows and
heifers 6.50
.Fair to medium cows and
heifers 6.00
Canners 3.00
Bulls 5.00
Calves -8.00 014.00
Stackers and feeders ... 6.60 9.00
Both mutton and lamb prices con
tinued to hold for the day with a
small run reported- overnight Kill
ers appear to be willing to pay pre
vailing values for liberal supplies.
General sheep and lamb range:
Eastern Oregon lambs. ,$12.5013.00
Valley lambs ll.0012.00
Yearlings 7.00 0 7.50
Kwes 6.00 7.60
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FOOT TROUBLE relievevea ly me
Foot Specialist at the J. C. Penney
Co., September 8 to 14, examinations
free.
8.25
7.00
8.50
7.00
6.00
4.60
7.00
Fall Fruit Sclllne .
In Pendleton Stores.
The fall fruits are selling in Pen
dleton stores. Concord grapes are
comina in from the west end of the
county and-are retailing at 60c a bas
ket. Huckleberries are also selling,
the price being 35c a pound.
BUG KHEGHT
ARMY SHOE
Yu this is tbe
shoe that give, you
"Extra tervice
every step con;
fort every minute."
Why? Because
it is built right to
start with ! Our"
first consideration
has always been
to put into tverj
BucxhiLht Army
Shoe: best mater
ials, wholehearted
workmanship and
tasting value.
BLACK GUNMETAL.MAHOGANY
CALF OR INDJAJ4 TAN CALF
FOR BASSE Bi BOND BROS.
It is significant
' that the Buck-
hecht Army Shoe
is worn by thous
ands of men in all
walks of life. They
have come to ap
preciate its yield
ing comfort, its
telvety feel, its
wear-resisting
qualities. And so ,
will you once
you treat your feet
to Bucih ECHT
Army Shoes.
M.mrf.crur-r. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT 8-n Francis.
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Woolnap Blankets
Feel and Look Like All Wool
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 a very handsome - appear
ance. Note especially the remarkably
low prices we quote on these blankets.
Woolnap Blankets, white, tan and
Grays . $4.98
Fancy Plaid Woolnap Blankets, . . . $5.90
COTTON BED BLANKETS
These are standard cotton blan
kets with a nice soft finish. Will
keep you warm and comfortable,
and very satisfactory for general
purposes.. You will find our prices
unusually low for equal quality
blankets. Supply your "Round
Up" needs.
Double Cotton Blankets (white,
tan or grey) size 45x7G. . . $1.G9
Double Cotton Blankets (white,
tan or gray) size 64x80. . . $2.98
Double Cotton Blankets (white,
tan or grey) size 72x80. . . $3.98
FANCY TEDDY BEAR BLAN
KETS FOR BABY'S COMFORT
These pretty blankets are soft
and warm. Can be used in go
carts and crib beds. Splendid
washing and wearing qualities. Se
lect several of these handsome
blankets now at a saving.
Teddy Bea rBlankets, size
m 30x40 $1.19
Teddy Bear Blankets, size
36x50 . $1.49
Blankets in colors of plain blue or
, pink with bound, edge, size
30x50 $1.98
Baby Blankets, white with pink or
blue border, size 36x50 $2.98
COMFORTERS FOR ROUND-UP
NEEDS
Wonderfully well wearing com
forters. Just what anyone would
want for outdoor or rough wear,
size 62x74 inches $1.98
Challie Comforters Filled with
good quality cotton, will give ex
cellent wear, size 72x78 $3.19
Comforters Covered with fan
cy silkoline on both sides in at
tractive fjoral patterns, size 72x78,
price . . : : $3.98
Beautiful Comforters Silkoline
on both sides and sateen border to
match. Very attractive and warm,
size 72x78 $4.98
Emmerich" "All New Down"
Pillows Perfect feathers, clean,
odorless, hygienic, elastic. Per
fect' ticking, close woven, soft,
beautiful' patterns. Made ex
pressly for the J. C. .renney Co.
Feather Pillows, size 17x24,
each 98c
Feather Pillows, size 20x26,
each $1.49
Down Pillows, 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.
Plain Hemmed Sheets (seamed) 72x00 i $1.25
Plain Hemmed Sheets (seamless) 81 x90 . $1.79
Pillow Cases, 42x36, each 33c
Pillow Cases (hemstitched) 42x36, each . . : , 49c
?Tequot" Pillow Cases (hemstitched) 45x36, each 59c
SHEETINGS
Our prices will be found right for these reliable sheetings.
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, yard 51c
9-4 Bleached "Pepperell" Sheeting, yard . 56c
9-4 Bleached "Utica" Sheeting, yard -. 69c
9-4' "Pequot" Sheeting, yard '79c
THE STORE THAT MEETS YOUR NEEDS AND MEETS THEM
WELL. -. ..
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J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution.
HERMISTON APPLE MEN
TO SELL 25,000 BOXES
(Kast Oregonlan Special.)
, HERMISTON, Sept. 11, Fifty ap
ple growers met last evening to com
plete arrangements for 'packing and
shipping the Hermlston apple crop.
The crop has been sold to Hood River
dealers at prices ranging from $2.32
to $2.95 per box for all grades In
cluding fancy, extra fancy and choice.
About 25,000 boxes will be shipped In
carload lots. Picking of Jonathans
will be commenced this week, which
will be followed with Kings, Rome
Beauties, Winter Bananas, Delicious
and later Wlnesaps and Newtons. The
60 growers represent about 1000 acres
of orchard, only a small part of which
is In full bearing.
The peach crop ban alf been ship
ped to The Dalles King's Products i
Company. Twelve carloads were sold. (
One carload of pears was shipped to 1
Portland. A great many peacbes.
grapes and, small fruits have been 1:3
shipped out by express. Prices have 5
been good and fruit men are making,
money. .
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