East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 05, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

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DAILY HAST ORF.OONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1019
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution
Good Things to
Eat
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Swt Apple Cider, none better. Why pay more ?
Gallon 60c
Little Pig SauMge, package 50c
Country Sausage, pound 35c
Evaporated Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen size $1.25
Comb Honey, comb 35c
New York Count Oysters, pint 75c
Winter NellU Pears, box $2.75
Hot House Lettuce, pound 40c
Kippered Salmon, pound 35c
Pure Maple Sugar, bar 35c
Bulk Mince Meat, pound 30c
Giant Cheddar Cheese, 1300 pounds, per lb 55c
Spanish Olives, pint 30c
Gray JSros- Cjrrocery C-
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 2S . 823 Main St
In the San Francisco Fire
there was not a single safety deposit vault seriously
niiur.il while- sixty ier rent or the so-called "flM
proof""' safes. Bssre MfilMl, bt'iit. Ivmken or ssjUfVBBd
sSjMne, antl iht- eontciii.. totally lost.
If your iI.mv of business or home were visited to
night by a desaStrCaei fire. would you int feel si-ier
if your valiuiblo NjBrs wi re stored in a fire-proof
aial Imrjrt a r-proof vault .'
Safety Ienosit I Soxes may bsj mtiipm!
sixes ami nt a sniatl annual rental at
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various
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
Total Jlesoutvcs over Hvo Million Dollars.
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DAILY MARKET NEWS OF PENDLETON
The following prices are the prices
being paid to producer by Pendleton
business houseB. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will ba tpe
c ally mentioned.
Errs and Poultry.
Eggs, 8 Oct? 85c.
riitmpcatiuthlc If you wen- to see
the unequalled volume of unimpeach
able testimony in favor of Hood's Sar
fiaparilla, you would upbraid yourself
f'r so long delaying to take this ef
fective medicine for that blood, dis
ease from whirh you are suffering.
Hens, 16 to 20c.
Spring chickens, 20c a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham, best quality, 28c.
Bacon best quality. 40c.
nutter i iu and Butter
Butter, $1,25$135.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, 3c a pound.
Wheat Found
Smut Kcsistant.
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DULL. THROBBING Oft
VIOLENT HEADACHE
USED
cars
WITH A FACTORY GUARANTEE
We place a factory guarantee on the following
used cars. Cars like new and we guarantee them
mechanically.
1 FRANKLIN, BUICK AND VELIE
EASY TERMS
From 15 to 20 smut resistant va
rieties of wheat have been discovered
bred out or setected out. reports H. M
YVoolman, federal investigator of ce
real diseases, who is located with the
department of botany and plant path
ology at the Oregon Agricultural col-
leji Although these wheats, called
highly resietanf much remains to be
lone in solving the smut problem.
Some of the varieties are in small
quantities and several years must
elapse before they can be sufficiently
Multiplied to help much. Many of the
resistant and immune strains must
have desirable production and milling
You take a Dr. Jams Headache qualities bred into them before they
Powder and In Jnsf a few moments e acceptable as commercial varie-
i vour head clears and all neuralgia and Some of these problems win be
pain fade away. Its the quickest considered at Farmers week, Decern
and surest relief for headache. bor 29-Jamiary 3.
' whether dull, throbbing, splitting or ; -
' r.erve-racklng. Send someone tn the All Linen Firm
idrug stoic and get a dime package ami Active in Yards.
! now. Quit suffering r.'.-fdles- ; All livestock showed a firm and ac
Ite sure you get Dr. James Headache tlve tone Thursday.' Keceipts were
Powders then there wil be no disap- t fair and a quick cleanup of offerings
I pofntment. j was shown.
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Now Look Here
Womens Shoes
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$2.49
A PAIR
Why not reduce the high cost of living by buying a pair of Goodyear
Welt Shoes at a remarkable low price.
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These shoes are conveniently displayed on counter near the Shoe Dept.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
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Incorporated
PFNDI.irrON, OKKCOX
oilOMTK HOTK1. I'KM.M.TON
J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution
lr. .lame-." ITradactM Powders lear
Your II ml ami HtOl .euial.u IMiu
at Oim-c la t'nts a rscssfB. r
Country saunagf1 and par-rlbs are
"clline In local markelli, the aannage
FfWn for 3" cent, a ptund. and the
spare ribs for from 5 cents to 30
ccnta a pound.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
CHEVROLET, VEUE, PEERLESS
Near Pustofflce.
I A VITAL
t is natural ior a growing child to crave what may seem an
cver-abur.dance of food. The vital, important factor is to
tssure not only a plenitude of food but food that contains
those substances that promote healthful growth.
SCOTFS EMULSION
is daily helping to nourish and strengthen many boys
and girls through the trying period of growth.
lou should not hesitate to give SCOT I A
EMULSION to a child of any age.
The exclusive RTade of cod-tiver oil uied In 3cott' Emulsion is the famoui
"S. & B. Process." made in Norway and refined in our on American
Laboratories. It is a guarantee of purity and palatability unsurpassed.
Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. N. J. 19-2?
In the sheep division better values , country Siiiisaov and
are ruling for both yearlings and f
weathers, the former being strongg at 1 Sparer! I Selling
1m while the latter are firm at $9.50.
General Iamb and mutton ra,nge:
Best east of mountain .. $12.00$$ 13.10
Stockers and feeders ... 10.001S 1 1.50
Valley lambs lt.l00tt.IO
YearllngH 9.50ft 10.00
Wethers 9.00fi MO
Kwes 6.50 7. 50
While the cattle market Ih consider-
e dstrong and one selected lot of steers
sold at $11. ihe general market
unchanccd ;! $10.60. Demand
for all classes of cattle.
General cattle range:
Best steers $ 9.00
2nod to choice steers. . . .
Medium to good steers .
Fair to good steers ....
Common to fair steers .
Choice cows and heiferfl
Qood to choice cows,
and heifers
Medium to good cows,
heifers
Ifaiv to medium cows.
and heifers
Ca nnera s.oo
Bulls 5.00
Best light calves 12.50
Heavy calves 7.00
Stockers and feeders . . . 8.00
Trade In the swine alleys
strong with a rather fair
Tops are considered unchanged
extreme sales at the $16 mark.
General hog market range L
Prime mixed ...$15.50
Medium mixed 14.5015.50
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P5COUGHS
9.00
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7.00
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7.00
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I Jewelry for Xmas
2535 IB PENDLETON'S POPULAR PRICE STORE.
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9 9 00 I SOLID GOLD AND SOLID GOLD FILLED
8 " i JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, CURIOS, ETC. J
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9 5.50 f We have no fine fixtures, but we have the goods.
S ill Next Door First Nat. Bank. j
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IF YOU HAVE USE FOR A TRUCK
You pay for it whether
you buy it or not.
Republic MS
Will prove it.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
Use Horse Sense!
Buy a Ranch
If voi want a frraNoftjfM SO apM lnijroed farm
on the i: TI, on the railroad, one mile
from station, you had heller a-i irick.
This Utile ranrti has a nice home, barn and other
buildings, pferttj of fruit, grape.- and aevriee, some
seedWMl (o fall wheat, some alfalfa" and Ls i- ii .-i
with Stodi and nniehlnery in tact, evcrjlhimr rtady
to iimmo onto und start ofwrationa.
Hard to Ikh this Tor a goxl buy.
Prtcc SII.0OO.0o on hikmI terms.
We have a choice lairaaln In (own propertjr, con
gjiSjUm of :; honsea and r Iota, paved on two streets.
Price, :tm.no.
Snow t& Dayton
"We Sell Land"
Phone 1072. 117 East Court Street
Real Estate Farm Loans Insurance
I r.vaMratel Kggs Are
! Sold Hi SI. 25 fans.
Kvaporated eggs, with two dozen
eggs to a $1.25 can. are selling tn the
local stores as a substitute for fresh
j eggs at 90 cents a dozen, and packed '
eggs at 75 cents a dozen. The evnpo-
rated eggs enn be used In nil Cooking
ex cent f nr frvincr. bolline. nnarhine.
etc
Chaneis Is Grain Market
Are N'oti So sharp.
Only slight readjuHtment of coarse
I erraln prices Is noted In the reports
; from the Portland exchange today.
No 2 barley went up 25 cents to $67.-5
I but other grades are unchanged at
j tfl8.50 and $09. The rise to $70 far
I Xo. 3 is being stayed. Corn Is quoted
at $60 and $63 iifter the high mark of
I last week. Mill feed went 50 cents
I higher and la $41 f- o. b. mills In car
' toad lots. Oats are $55.50 and $r,ft today.
Just Arrived
f Kilts and tesetahles
Mfee'ed by Cold Snap.
Fruits and vegetables are scarce be
eetlSf if the cold weather, announce
Iocs I grocers. The winter weather Is
causing a shortage In these prnducts
Hot ouw Ittiiee
'h in ' ii'- a I'oitnd.
Hot house lettme is retailing at 40
nts a pound. It is grown In Walla
Walla.
Winter Vellln IVnrn
re wiiiin Here.
Winter Xellis pears, nt $2.75 a box,
are selling in the local markets. They
are grown in the Htanficld and Iler
mlston sections.
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Carload of
7 Pass. Hudsons
5 Pass. Essex
Oregon Motor Garage
BUICK HUDSON CADILLAC
HUDSON
Distributors
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