East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 21, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST 0RE00N1AN, PENDLETON. OREOAK. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1019. FOURTEEN PAGES Thanksgiving Our Stock is More Complete than ever before with Quality Grccerie.' ' Your Thanksgiving Dinner. ' KuWBfl To arrive Tuesday, a...-i "rem the ranch, Place your order Early, 50 FINE FAT GEESE Chto Cod Cranberrie;, pound 25c 1300 Pound Checte, pound 55c Span h Olive-, pint 30c Mince Meat, pound 30c Fine White Ctltry, bunch 15c Brockfield Sausage, package 50c Milk Fed Chickens for Saturday Ore gen Walnut, pound 50c Cleaned Currants, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Sweet Cider (jfray Jros. (grocery Qo. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28 823 Main St OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 2 iis in Hnrrjrtii M who onjrajiv in business ami farm uncli rt i k i v art (tuliii si Ntto and daring and are iti. ii uiili lsioii. Siu'h men -r the goal: Uie bank new the pitfalU along the way. Tti in ii' .in a(knul Rank, with tts ample re sourws anil knowledjte. assist progressive men to avoid pitfulLs. THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK PENDLETON. OREGON Total Resour-e over Five Million Dollars. Pendleton Market News The following prices are the prices eing paid to producers by Pendleton ' us in ess houses. Wherever retail prices are given the fact will be spe ally mentioned. Eggs and Poultry. Eggs, S0c85c. Hens, 16 to 20c. Spring chickens, 20c a pound. Country Ham, Etc Ham, best quality, 2Sc. Bacon best quality. 40c. Witter Kat and Butter Butter, I1.UOI1.3K, Potatoes. New potatoes, 3c a pound. some quarter.., because of this action and while values have not shown any remarkable break, the Pituatiun is far from being favorable. Our Banking Service and Your Motor Trip wr every hotel or road house you will find a li cashier who will gladly honor at sight your AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES, where you might court embarrassment with your personal check. Guard against the danger of carrying money and the difhcrSty of identification by securing a supply of tilfcje Cheques at this bank before you start. They are good at sight, when you countersign them, at stores, restaurants, garages and gas depots. They are money insurance. Should uncountersigned Cheque;, be stolen, you are protected against lo3S. The First National Bank PENDLETON Capital and Surplus $600,000.00 (80000,000 Fewer liens In World Today. Experts who have been studying the shortage of eggs estimate that there are 180,000,000 fewer hens In the world now than there were just before the war. England used to import 200,000 tons of eggs yearly, but be cause of the shortaee is able to buy only 40,000 to 50,000 tons. I Corn (ioes II gher tHher Grain Slrong ' With the peace treaty still unsettled and continued winter weather, corn showed a good advance in the coarse market today. Prices are $fil and $64 a ton. Bur ley is bid $65.25, $66.50 and 66.5o fnr Immediate delivery, I with futures considerably higher. Oats I show quotations of $52.25, $54.25 and $54.5o. Mill feed Is offered on ex change at $38.75. Hay is selling at i $26 f. o. b. shipping points, in ear- load lots. Vrain Market Affwted by Killing of Treaty. Failure of the senate and house to confirm the peace treaty had a serious effect upon grain values at all Ameri can points during the day. especially in the coarse stock for export. European orders for American cereals were reported cancelled in DOLL, THROBBING OR II Sales of Wheat Not Brisk of iJfttA With most of the hard wheat al ready bought up in this vicinity at premiumn around 4 5 cents a bushel, sales of wheat at this time are not brisk. Soft wheat is not bringing any premium above the few cents which storage and insurance have brought since the harvest. Rough Pigs - . Just Dr. James Headache; Powders Clear your Head and Stop Neuralgia Pain as Once 10 rents a Package. Dr. .Jnroes- Iloadadic Iowders Clear Your Ifcari and Stop Neuraliria Pain at Once 10-cents a a kac' You take a Dr. Jume'9 Headache Powder and in Just a few moments your head clears and all neuralgia and pain fades away. It's the quickest and surest relief for headache, whether dull. throbbing-, splitting or nerverarkiiiir. Send someone to the drug store and pet a dime package now. Quit suffering it's so needless. Be sure you get Dr. James' Headache Powders then there will he no disappointment. ir'S Sell as Hush As Sli..- for Tops. Several small lots of hogs sold up tn $16.65 in the North Portland yards during the last 24 hours but the gen eral market was still at 16.5fl for tops, demand was keen and strong ut that. General hog market range: Prime mixed 16 00 iff 1 .5n Medium mixed lS.omaiiB.nn gh heavies 1 4.1)0 14.50 14.50 15.5(1 handful of cattle appeared I for the Thursday trade; there was no testing of general prices. Oeneral cattle range: Best steers Jood 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 6.50 Medium to good cows, heifers 6.50 Fair to medium cows, and heifers Canners Bulls Best light calves Heavy calves Htockers and feeders . General lamb and 9.0010.50 fl.OOO 9.6n 8.000 7.00 n 5.50 7.75(B) 9.00 8. on 6. no 8.25 7.50 6.60 5.75 4. on 4 . 7 5 Hi 3.00(3 5.00(3)6.60 1 4.001 6.00 8.00(3 13.00 7.50(3 9.26 mutton range ninnfflMW' iimiiJiiJiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii The Real Thing As Sure As You Live 1760 arc of good soil MM be quick. With good outfit ami C4uipnint as follows. 1 1 1. HHN plow land ,VH mm seedeW to Hybrrd wheat 1 Htcmn engine. I ."-1 . If. P. 3 hoCom pftow H 2 furrows, 30 ft. 4 drills 2 di-oi M '-' "i f work horses la MM of barnem 1 MMI tind racks :' l0W hitciH's hinerv all In good shape. Good running water all year round. Prior. lii.hi.lnitr oulflt $61,000.00 s.-c u for further Information Vi: RATE OTIIl lts NEGLECTING THAT COLD OR COUGH? Why, when Dr. Kin?' New Discovery so promptly checks it t Best east of mountain Stoekers and feeders ! Valley Iambs 1 Yearlings ; Wethers , Ewes . $11.25 3 12.25 S.U'l 'IV ; 10.75(3 11.25 ! J. . foenney Co., A Nationwide Institution Dainty Feminine Footwear IN THE LATEST MODELS ARRIVED TODAY. "STKATFOKIV CtMtl in. m llrown Kid luce boot, with the nrw spike heel, trimmed welt sole. This model is the latest shown in footwear. Ask to see II. Widths A A to 0. WN 4 to 8. Pt ictt $12.90 NORPORK" Huvann. ltrown kid lace, Ugh welt sole, imitation toi Cuban heel. An ideal shoe tor street or semi dress wear. Widths A tc D. Sixes 4 to 8. Trice $9.90 "NOKFOHK" Fine Blaek Kill laee boot, mollified vamp length, light welt sole, Cuban in el. A shoe of quality and style. Widths A A to C. Sizes 4 4 to 9. IViee $9.90 "LIBERTY" s c I pet i Hrown vn( lare ioot. re cede toe, welt sole, trim med Cuban heel. A 'Vros sett" model, none bettr made. Ask to nee this shoe. Widths A A to C. Si.es f to 8. Price $14.75 For Style, Comfort and Service Select J. C. Penney Co. Shoes. Shoes For the Children MISSES' NATURE SHAPE Made of the smooth fine, materials described below. An ideal shoe for growing; feet. . Sizes 1 1 to 2. Widths A to KK Gun-Metal l-ac. (welt sole) $4.H I il.i. -k S-i-iiiK Kill. Ini-e (welt sole) $5.ar (iun-Metal Klltton $.1.9H Itlnck Kill Button $4.5u t.UU' Mctl l a. . tiiiii-Metal l,ai (heavy sole) ma. i. Kill Bnttoa (swak tip) $:t.9H 3.25 MISSES' DRESS SHOES Made light and dainty of patent leather, In either colored or black tops. Sizes 1 1 M 'o 4. Widths 11 to V. Patent lati: with fabric top $4 .SO Patent lace, ercy kkl top tS.SO I'atiiit la-, white kid top til. 98 l'ateilt laOr, mat kid top $4.50 rat. hi laoa, kid top (spriiuc heol) 14.IMI I'atent button, mat top $3.98 Patent le.ee, cloth top $2.98 ENGLISH MODELS Gun-Metal law (welt) $4.50 Velour fair 106 (welt) $3.75 Gun-Metal I. ace, (mcd. sole) $3.49 Mahogany Calf 1-ace (welt) $4.50 MISSES' BROWN SHOES A splendid shoe of brown leather with welt soles for general wear. Sizes 1 1 4 to 2. . Widths B to I llrown t'alf I,aee (Kngllsh) $4.90 Tan Russia I.aee (Army) $5.90 All m-own Kid laoe (turn sole) $4.50 Brown Kid I-acc (cloth Uip) $3.50 CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES ttle shoes for Nifty Indeed are these nobby- dress wear. Sizes 8 54 to It. Widths C to K 1'atent button, (trey kid top Patent button, white kid top Patitit button, grey cloth top Patent button, brown kltl top I'atent button, white cloth top All brown kid button Itrown kid button, white kid top BOYS' FOOTWEAR let us fit him to $3.25 $3.25 $2.49 $2.98 $2.49 $3.25 $3.25 real ltring us the boy and pair of shoes. Sizes 2)4 to 0. Gun-Metal button $4.75 Gtm-Metal Knglish (welt) $4.98 Gun-Metal lai-c (Knglish) $3.50 Gun-Metal blucher $4.75 Gun-Metal btacher $3.50 Gun-Metal lace (Knglish) $3.50 Mahogany lace (Knglish) $3.98 limwn Calf Hlu, (Army) $4.98 Gun-Metal Bill, (heavy) $3.50 SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT SERVICE FREE. CHILDREN'S SERVICE SHOES Made for wear and tear. Size ti'i to II. Widths 0 tn K Gtm-Metal button $2.98 Illack Kid button $3.98 Gun-Metal ia. (wett $3.98 Gmi-Mcti 1 button (scufrer style) $2.98 Rrown Calf lace (scurfcr style) $2.98 ltrown Calf (scurfcr style) $2.t8 Grey Klk lai-c (antffar style) $3.25 LITTLE GENT'S SHOES These shoes are made to wear. Just the kind you have been looking for. Grey Klk Iais Size 0 to 9 $2.98 Size 9 ii to 1.1)4 $3.25 Mahogany Ko Ko Calf I,acc Size 8J4 to 12 $3.25 Size 12)4 to .1 Gun-Metal BhMUfXV Size 8)4 to 12 Rise 12 to 2 Gun-Metal liutton Size 10 to 12 glee i 2 ',4 to 2 Qun.Metal Knglish (Welt) Size 12)4 to 2 Mahogany Knglish (Welt) Size 12)4 to 2 Gun-Metal lilucher Size 0 to 13 T $3.73 $2.4$ $2.98 $3.75 $4.25 $4.50 $4.98 $2.79 Incorporated 1 P K N DIjKTON , opposlTi-. UOTKL PKnUiiETOM J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution 8.00 7.50 D.nniiP 9.00 8.50 7.00 TURKEY BOUND Snow & Dayton "We Sell Land" Phone 1072. 117 East Court Street. Real Estate Farm Loans Insurance rM imiiiHiiiMiiiminiiimi iiiiiiiiiihiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiih'"' r'S natural you don't wont to be careless and let that old cold or coacll trax on or that new at tack develop seriously. Not when vou can get such u proved success ful remedy as Dr. King s New Dis covery. 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