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DATT.Y BAST oWMftftil vm w rrmv TUESDAY, DBOEMBEB 2. 1910.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
J. CTenney Co., A Nationwide Institution
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SPANISH OLIVES, PINT 30c
LARGE CHEDDAR CHEESE, POUND 55c
EASTERN OYSTERS, PINT 75c
CHASE & SANBORN AND IMPERIAL
COFFEE, NONE BETTER
1 lb. 60c; 2 lb. $1.15; 5 Jb. $2.75
FANCY APPLES, BANANAS, NAVAL OR
ANGES, PERSIMMONS, POME
GRANITES, WINTER PEARS
Crray Bros- Cjrrocefy C0,
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28 823 Main St
Where Are Your Valuables?
tut "-H'1 hate Ml -lop lo think juM win-re liny
MN tin- l.i-t time jOm (hem. Possibly you
.krl in :tm all tliroiih tiw top drawer, tin- il--U
or trunk for some atmtblc taHi you especially
wanted.
If a fire occurs, you will feci a lot better if all your
valuable papers are in our fire-proof and burgiar
I'HM.f a till.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
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DAILY MARKET NEWS OF PENDLETON
The following prices are the prices'
i being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will b epe
i cally mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, S0c85c.
Hens, 16 to 20c
Spring chickens, 20c a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham, best quality, 28c.
Bacon best quality. 40c.
Butter Fat ami Butter
Butter, (1.359S1.35.
Potatoes.
New potatoes. Sa a pound.
t'om Take slump:
Other drains Hold.
The bottom dropped entirely out of
the corn market in the Monday trad
ing and the sharpest slump in
months was experienced. Yellow
corn which has been quoted at S6'3 a
ton dropped 34 to S"9 and No. 3 yel
low, which was at 9 at the week's
end, dropped to $63 a ton. Specula
tion Is responsible. Oats showed
Hlbtftt pains, the prices today being
$55 for two grades and $35.50 for the
first grade. Barley quotations were
unchanged at $66.50, $68 and $68.50,
with mill feed also steady at $40.00.
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BUIGK
E-4998 PER CENT NEW. IF YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR A GOOD BUY, LOOK THIS ONE
OVER.
KuiK'lt Ituttcr Sells
I Or Sl.:tO A RaH.
Raneh butter is eelling fur $1.30
roll, while creamery hutter is retail
ing at $1..'.". The price has risen in
the past few yays.
For a few cents you can save
your hair and double
its beauty.
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
CHEVROLET, VELIE. PEERLESS
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To stop failing hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
act a small bottle of delightful "Dan-
jderine'- at any drug or toilet counter
(for a few cents, pour a little In your
j hand and rub it into the scalp. After
I several applications the hair usually
stops coming' out and you cant find
nv dandruff. Help YOUT hair srow
strong, thick and long and become
soft, glossy and twice as beautiful
and abundant.
t'alw- and l.amh
Itrliijr Good Fipnie
Hog market turned strong at north
Portland for the week's opening, whit,
cattle were steady and lambs showed
a further advance.
There was a general disposition
among millers to grab all the hogs
they cotdd find at $16 at the opening
of the week's trading and the early
strength was pronounced.
Oeneral hog market range:
Prime mixed 115.50 16.00
.Medium mixed 1 4.50 ft 1 5.50
Hough heavies ll.14.M
I'igs 14. 503 '15.50
Situation in the cattle trade was one
of general steadiness. Killers appear
ed to be more willing to take hold of
st.-.-r offerings than last week. Calves
.-Id at $14 for tops.
flentral cattle range:
Best steers t 9.00!10.50
i Jood to choice steers. .. . 9. OA'S 9.50
Medium to good steers . 8.00 (H 9.00
Fair to good steers .... 7.00 8.09
Common to fair steers . 5.50f 6.00
Choice cows and heifers 8.00 ft 9.00
Good to choice cows,
and heifers 7.00 8.00
Mediun. to sood cows,
heifers 5.50 6.50
air to medium cows,
and heifers 4.75 fll 5.75
fanners 4.00 8 5.50
'Bulla 6.0013 7.00
Best light calves 14.00 0 16.00
Heavy calves 8.001S.00
Stockers and feeders ... 8.00 9.25
This Year More Than Ever
Before It Is Advisable to do
Your Holiday Shopping
Early in December
It will be very unwise to delay your H
are abnormal, merchandise is not as eas
later on. Therefore, we strongly urge a
and better assortments to select from a
and service. t uiAB
HOLIDAY HANDBAGS AND
PURSES
An extensive showing unequal
led values. A gift that will gladden
the heart of any mother, sister or
sweetheart.
Good, serviceable black velvet
bags, dainty linings and hand mirrors.
Pin seal and other leathers very
attractive and splendid values, from
$1.49 to $8.90.
Beautiful silver and gold coin
purses, priced at 50c to $1.98.
Novelty Velvet Bags, $2.98 to $6.90
POPULAR FICTION FOR HOLIDAY
GIFTS BY WELL KNOWN
AUTHORS
69c
Books are a guide in youth and an
entertainment for age. They support
us under solitude and keep us from
becoming a burden to ourselves."
Jeremey Collier.
You can buy your holiday books
from us at exceedingly low prices and
be sure of getting a good story every
time.
You may select any particular title
and feel confident that it will be a
worth while story. Get yours now be
fore the holiday rush. Your choice,
69c
oliday Shopping this year. Conditions
y as usual to obtain and will be less easy
arly shopping. You will have larger
nil the best possible individual attention
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
A gift always appreciated and
did you ever hear of any woman ever
having too many? Think of the vast
quantities of handkerchiefs it takes to
supply the great chain of J. C. Penney
stores and you will readily understand
why we sell at such low prices. An
attractive assortment in silk, crepe,
linen and lawn, in neat boxes.
Prices range from 15c to $1.29.
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'1'ADLETOS, ORKtJON
OI'l-OhlTK HOTKI. I'KNm.irro.N
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SWAMP- not recommended for
! everything, but if you
ROOT lmv- kidney. liver or
bladder trouble it mav
be found just the m.-dieine you need. At
bottles. You may receive a sample sizt.
botle of this reliable medicine bv Par
cel Post, also pamphlet telling about
Address Dr. Kilmer Co.. Blngham
ton. V Y., and enclose ten cents, also
mention the Pendleton East Oregonlan.
Tamb market showed its strength
j at the opening by advancing to $13.10
j for top east of the mountain stuff,
i while Willamette valley offerings
(were quoted to $12.50
i General lamb and mutton range:
Best east of mountain . . $ 1 2.00 0 1 3. 10
I Stockers and feeders ... 10. OOfi 11.50
Valley lambs 1 1.50 12.50
I Yearlings 8.50 9.50
I Wethers 7.50 (j 8.50
I Ewes 6.50 7.50
There's a Republic
Truck to meet every
hauling need
It means that we are specialists in all problems
that deal with the transportation of merchandise,
manufacture., produce, people, anything by motor
truck.
We have investigated many trucks and know that
Republics solve all hauling problems better, at lower
operating cost and with greater satisfaction to the
owner, than any other.
Republic builds nothing but motor trucks. There
are almost 60,000 in use, in all kinds of business.
We can suggest the exact type of Republic Truck
for your use. Come in let us show it to you,
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
"PEACOCK"
COAL
A Welcome Substiutet
for
SUMMER
NATION RAISES FUND TO
BEAT U. S. AT OLYMPICS
NEW YORK,
Dec. 2.
Kngland will j
Phone 178
SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO.
Quality Quantity Service
Hpare "not a shilling" to win premier
honors in (he 1920 Olympic game.
Such are the report that are drift
Ins: from the Hrttlsh Isles where steps
are already being taken to get a team
ready for the Antwerp games.
L,t.-C'ol. A. N. S. Jackson, former
president of the Oxford University ath
letic club, and who served with dis
tinction as a battalion commander of
the Royal Rifles In the war. Is th
prime mover In the preparations.
He recently recommended the rais
ins "f a fi00,000 fund to train the
Kritish team. He outlined plans for
the erection of a training camp, the
employment of competent instructors
and trainers and accommodations that
would encourage the best athletic
talent of the kingdom to try for places
on the team. ( 'Jtv9j
Prance is figuring on assembling
valuables to pawn for an Olympic
fund. Sweden has already Htibscrlb
several thousand dollars for the pur
pose and In many "of the smaller na-
t ion organ iznt kins have been named
to hnndle the teams. In America,
however, nothing has been done to get I
the team ready that every nation lias 8
resolve to beat
Krom Oermany walls have arisen
rtvar the desiclon to bar the "knltur
ed" athletes from the 1!20 games.
'1 he Uermans have not only been de
nied ;idmission for the coming names
but If France has her way about it, !
they. will never be allowed to enter the
international competitions.
The Wash Tub
The Close Line
The Ironing Board
THREE OF THE WORST ENEMIES
OF A WOMAN'S HEALTH
The laundry is the BEST FRIEND any housekeep
er ever had. It means more than bundles of laundry.
It means a burden off your shoulders fifty-two times
a year.
When our car arrives at your neighbor's door,
watch the trim, neat packages that are delivered.
Inside of every one of them lies a week's wearables
finished to the finest turn.
EXCHANGE AN ENEMY FOR A FRIEND
Try it next week. You will wonder why you hesi
tated so long.
We Wash Everything But the Baby
The Troy Laundry
610-12 Garden St.Phone 179
Send it to the Laundry
"Wild Wosiern-' Atmosphere.
'Do ynn think the moiec are de
more ll3!ng f
"I wouldn't ore to my no." replied
Mr. Dubwalte, liiounhtfuliy "hut I
hold a eeilaln movie etar responnlhle
for a zreat dent of fancy gtm( lay that
i;fe on In rr.y hack yard T.-lth toy piff-ml'."-
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