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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1919)
PACE FOURTEEN rATT.Y EAST OHEHOWTAN PENTTETON. ORF.no. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1019 FOURTEEN PAGES OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE J. C. Penney Co.. A Nationwide Institution Fancy Imported Goods FINANCIERE FRENCH MUSHROOMS FRENCH PEAS Finiinoipjv, Imported troni France, bottle. ... 1'rrnch Mushrooms, imported from France can 75c French Peas, imported from France, can... 60c Crom k Blackwell Olive Oil, bottle 65c and $ 1 .25 Old Monk Olive Oil 35c to $6.50 Pearl Onions from Holland, bottle 25c Norweijren Sardines, can 35c Marcella Nut Oil 65c, $1.10 and $3.50 Kiskeboller 25c, 35c and 65c Pimento Cups, can 75c Cumquats. fine for salads, large jar 85c Imported Sausajre. large can 50c SEE US FOR YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF APPLES. ..Compare our stock with other so-called Extra.. Fancy Apples. "iev know . J 5 . ,JSTS MY 3oT 1 I T3oM'T tJ6Clt; 13'. Cur X KHOiV r-7 -X7k ' '. V- ) , I I $1.25 s . r mw - j ray Bros, (jroccy Co- j 7S-g I . K f - 1 I - - H w: QUALITY 4 ..i----.:.-- ' I ' '' I "I Hare Money In the Bank- I 'P-j' Such a statement xwinl alas good, and why? It 8 - . iim-i OHM friuii a r-on who MNti his obligations, Ejg ' at - - - -. - . s tltrift ud in coed rcpate, aiul msjwfl'j lias a stshI fll fiJS 1 LI l1x'1nJ-"aT.,.,.," , m.,',?..!,'1,, a ,Tw , E U ! I Ul U lUl 1 1 U I filU I H U UU RW to iHsrin with, for Mg Mttojort inn be added! to si q it anytime ami it will yield a hln ral rate uf 'fM'PI "1 I ! ' -' 1 B I SAVINGS DKIKTMf:T KJ THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK I PENDLETON. OREGON The Strongest Bank In Eastern Ormi The following prices are the prices being paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices are given the fact will bo spe c ally mentioned. Kkrs and Poultry. Eggs. 70c Hens, 20c. Spring chickens, 20c a pound. Country Ham, Etc. Ham, best quality, 28c. Bacon best quality. 40c. BaUer Tat and Butter Butter fat, 65c f. o. b. P-ndleton. Butter, $1.15 a roll. Potatoes. New potatoes, Sc a pound. No. 8. Cats arc at $57,(0, IBS. ftp and $51,75, while corn alone is unchanged at 60 for both grades. Mill feed is oft a quarter, to $37.7 .1. Snowfall proves Boon to Wheat Growers. The snowfall of Thursday is prov ing boon to wheat growers, espe cially in lifihter lands, where mois ture has been sadly lacking. Reeding operations ran be completed nov without fear of drought, and seed has already begun to flick Ihiek and fast where it remained to be done. ntllllllllllllllltlllltltlllltlllllllll!ltll1lltltltltllliiitiiiiiiiitliiiiui Beorteb Tom- Gone in Coarse ; rains. Premier, Oldsmobile 8, Franklin, Hudson Super-Six Buick All being overhauled and painted. Some of them ready for delivery. Reasonable With coarse grains continuing their S i upward tendency today, the bearish 2; tone which characterised th- Beptent 5 1 ber market is disappearing. Ail Hi around rises of f.o cents were quoted 2' today. Barley is at $01.50 for No, 2. 2 $64 for standard f -u and $64.0 for -UIIIIimilMIHIIlllllllllllllHIIIMIIIIIIIIIU ANSCO prices and easy terms. CAMERAS Hogs Manage to at I'ormei- .erl. Seven ears of stock were received at the yards yesterday and trading 'a fair, with prices on the whole Steady. The hulk of hog sales were at $ 1 3.75. as on the preceding day and the top quotation was maintain $14. Sheep lambs and cattle sold at Unchanged quotations. General cattle range: Best steers $ P.OOffeXO.tQ Good to choice steers .. 9.00 9 -S Medium t good steers. S.00? 9.00 Fair to good steers ... 7.000 8.00 Com. to fair strs 5.50,0 6.50 Choice cows & hfrs. .. 7.75 8.r0 Good to choice do. ... 6.501 7.50 Dry Goods Economies 3i Inch Chiffon Taffeta Silk in a wide range of colors and black. Our price yard $1.89 10 Inch Georgette Crepe A beautiful line to choose from. Our price, yard $2.69 3G Inch Crepe de Chine Suitable for undergarments, yard 69c LINENS You will need linens for the holidays. We have a beautiful assortment of patterns and invite your inspection before making purchase. In this line we have table linen from 89c to $3.98 per yard 32 Inch Kiddie Cloth. The best material made for kiddie suits and dresses; also house dresses and aprons for the older folks. Our price 39c yard. 36 Inch White Outing Flannels. Good weight will cut to good advantage for night gowns. Our price 33c yard 36 Inch Percale. Light and dark colors.. Our price 33c yard Plain and Fancy Curtain Scrim Just received a line of curtain scrim in pretty floral effects and colored borders. An opportunity not to be overlooked. Price 23c to $1.49 Towels With Fancy Colored Borders for crochet work in a new line of col orings. Each 49c to 98c OPPOSITE ROTES BNDIiETON J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution to good medium I Eastern Oregon Motor Co. Near PostoTfK-c. CHEVROLET, VELIE, PEERLESS 1 1 and Speedex Films S S Dor t let another summer go Sj 3 by witht ut an Ansco. It will H 5 add more to the pleasure of B BS 5 your outing than anything else 8 S ZZ wlnte- and long afterwards 5 3 5 yoj oaii live ")er again with 9 g p res hose good sum- 3 CTier days. Let us show you the S Anaco line. 2 1 1 Taliman & Co. 5: 3 Leading Dmsilst& llllllllllllllllllllllillllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlT (llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllillllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII About Your Glasses AIUS IfOI B l VI s WELL li:i-si:ii How long have you be SB wearing your jrewnt glae.s-s. You should have yoyr eyas examined very tr to check any d veloprnent of KYK 8TRAIX. Io not thsrj d -serve the same attention that ou Ble our teeth? Hours: 9 a. m. to 12; 1 to I Phone 50 7 DR. THOMAS C. 0MART DENTIST 743 Ham Ktrect, Over the Hub I'enJlcton, Oregon Medium Fair to Cannors Hulls Hest llpht culvpa . . . Heavy calv-rs Stookefl and feeUers Oenrral lamb and range: Bent jn. ,.danm Btock0fa and fof-dor.s. Yearlinfja I Wethers I Valley Uunba ....... j Kwes General hog market i rrtme' nilxexl I Medium mixed Smooth, heavy ) ElOUffb heavies Pigs 5.50W 6.10 . . 4.76W S.76 300. O 4.00 . . B.OOlfji 6.50 . . 14.00TT 16 00 . . 8.00irl3,00 . . 7.50 .:5 mutton jnarket . .$11.00 11.00 S.Otltl 9.00 S.OOlSf 9.00 7.50W S.S0 10.noi? 1 1.00 0.60 7 00 'an ire: li.i.r.ofi l4.oo . 13.00M3.00 . 12. 00i 12.00 1 LOO 1 1.60 12.00 13 00 PEACOCK" HE REPORTER'S BRIDE Cuticura Is The Soldier's Friend After lonij hours of hiking or guard ing, when his feet arc swollen, hot or blistered, the soltiier will find wonderful relief in a Cuticura Soap bath followed by a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment. These frpgrant, 5'ipcr-crcamy emollients soothe and heal eczemas and rashes, stop itching, clear the skin of pim ples, the scalp of dandruff and the hands of chaps and sores. Also for cuts, wounds, stings of insects, sunbtfrn or windburn. Sbavn with r attcur , SoP The Hotltfey. Hp -to Dti 0Uwn Wy. 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I SSS PraaielCtll f the Tnrlinim Stal Bna.nl nf I'liarm-i' y 4 ml I'rMi.lnt of thf Retail Dmafata1 Aamriatinn. Nearly aajBtf IX in Korl U'ayM known mc a ad Itnnwi -ir-ogt my ueftil trratnaent. our twalv thousand five hurialrrSl Mm, Wimn :iml Children estaide of Port Wsypa llSVC SCVStttaSf to tlieir ow n state uienta. bern Cllfgd hy this tratm-rit affWC 1 llr-f . tlii off'-r publie. If yru j, i vc Ecztma. Itch. Sm'.t Rhsum, Tetter -flsver niiml no li'I my trealmenl hSJ csrvd the trorat eaaea I ei er aw elv mm a chancw to provo my claim. Snrl me your MOW an! BosyiSao on thf '-oupnn below and rft the trial treatment I 'ant to aencl ou r'KEfc. 'I he worn)? ri a. roOaollahod in your o u r will he proof. iiitiiiiiiMtiitiiMiii CUT AND MOIL TODAY ' J. C. HUTZELL, Druficist, No. 3495 West Main St., Fort Vayne Ind. I'leaae end w ithotit coat or otijation to tne your Free Prrof Treatment. Poat Offlre - Stale , ttrtvt aatl No . . .. iJmmn mm The CtlicAffO Kind. .Mr IVirkinRtfin of C'hUaKo, vlHit Ihk Xlw York, waa intr(Iuc(-d to a lady tut from tliut ffroylna; town. "ih." ho Km i Uf I. with keen cyn Inlstn of the t-ffelo Kat. "From Chi cago ' i suppose you have IndianH out there?" " Fs, tnadnmr. some," he replied humbly. "Ah! Aren't j Kealped?" "Hot now, madiHne; nft now," ho respond r-d. with profound Komorlty. "I wan before I en me to New York, but having been skinned an I h:i ve been by these New York Indians, f consider scalping by our ChktttfO breed SS n. mere baget telle." Then there was a lull In the conversation.. --Dallas News. 2 i m 4 I A BARGAIN FOR YOU I Hudson Speedster 1918 Model A hall dress is eut low but the bill for It conies high. Poverty must be a crime at least. ifra Id of being I & II 4 m In good condition. Can be seen at Oregon Motor Garage BUICK HUDSON CADILLAC Distributors P i 5 2 i fi rs i 3 2 5 m illlllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllT it Is j'linishable by hard labor.