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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1920)
TEN PAGES DATLY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1020 PAGE TEN OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution" k I NETTED GEM YAKIMA POTATOES Number 1. I'nittil States trrmled. New car just finished unloading today. Ii you want quality pota toes, every one good, not frosted, let us supply you. ..25c 25c 25c Rutabago Turnip, 3 pound Purple Top Turnip, 3 pound Pannips, 4 pound Carrot?, 4 pound 25c Our Supply of Frefh Fruit and Vegetable the Moat Complete and Frehet in Pendleton. Rrusscll Sprouts, Cabbage, Kronen Artichokes, Not House Lettuce, Head Lettuce, t auliflower. Sweet Potatoes. Rips Tomaatoes. Celery, Onions, Garlic and Green Peppers. Red Emperor Grapes. Oranges, Apples, Jap Or anges. Eastern Cranberries. Lemons, Bananas, Flor ida Grape Fruit and celery. Cjray Bros- Cjrocery C' "QUALITY" TWO PHONES 28 AND 29 itr.poRT of coNnrriox or The Ameriean National Bank of Pendleton, Oregon At CSaax? of Business ll:t I Mill It 31. 1919 Comptroller'- Call. Ill MM RCKS r-4i .iii.i Baekansw S bi9.ktb.75 I'. S. IfaniiK 3l.V8O0.00 Ronds. Securities. Etc 48.it2T.66 Ranking House 55,00O.(Tfl 3ther Heal Estate 18.900.00 Lean- and Discounts 4.452.S91.03 S5.3 1 1.395.44 1.1 Altll.lTll s Tapital Stock $ SHO.000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 225.013.01 National Currency 300,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank 1.076.959. 68 H-pusMs 3.80.422.5 i S5.5I1.3SS.4J DAILY MARKET NEWS OF PENDLETON The following prices are the prices oeing paia 10 producers oy x-mium?i.uii business houses. herever retail j prices are piven the fact will be spe cially mentioned. EfTSTs and Poultry. Epgs, 80c85c. Hens, 6 to 20c. Chickens, 20c a pound. Country Ham. OS. Hani, best quality, 28C Bacon, best quality, 40c. Hutter Fat and Butter Butter, J1.2o& $1.35. Best Potatoes Retail at tX'iits a Pound. The best Yakima potatoes, Xo. 1, U, s. grstded, ;ire retailing: for 6 cents i a pound. Inferior qualities are sell ! ing at lower prices. Coarse (.ruin Prie's Slum Market Is steady. Coarse grain prices today showed a fairly steady tone with former bids about holding all around. Corn is slightly stronger, a half dollar rise be ing noted. For immediate delivery $59 is asked and for future $58.50. Barley remains at $70. $71.50 and $72 with oats at $!, $62 and $63.50. Mill feed is bid at $43.50 a ton. I Fruits Ketailiiitf ' In i - - ai Markets j Bed Emperor grapes are selling in i Pendleton markets at 30 cents a pound. Japanese oranges are 45 cents a dozen. Florida grapefruit retail at 20 cents each or three for 50 cents. Kast ern era nberrtes are 2 5 cents a I pound. Apples, ineltiding the lelicl j ous, Winesap, white winter Pearmalna nnd Roman Beauties, range in price from $2.75 to $6 a box. !riee of Butler Is l,oor Tolny The price of butter dropped foday from 80 cents a pound to 75 cents a pound. KffgH are still retailing at 75 cents a dbssen. Built For Service The Chevrolet One-Ton Track wa. brought out by at . i nna tt i hf I Ore the Chevrolet aioior ouipj, y moat manufacturer, of automobile, to meet the . . 11 1 ;1 1 that (CiiiUi need for a aubetanual, weu-oum be depended upon for constant service at a uni formly low cost for maintenance. ONE-TON WORM-DRIVE TRUCK - ..... Tt V,!,. enahled its owner baa luUillea us mii- " , . to .peed up their delivery services an.l to handle ' . r , r w.; at less exDenae. a larger voiuujc , Eastern Oregon Motor Co. si on EASE THE PAINFUL RHEUMATIC TWINGE Sloan' Liniment will bring com forting relief quickly NEVER breaks faith, Sloan's Lini ment doesn't. Just ptnetraits without rubbing and eases the external pain and ache, rheumatic twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, lame, sore, strained muscles, bruises, sprains. For 38 years it has gone ahead win ning new friends, holding old ones, strengthening it. reputation as the World' Liniment. Clean, effective in relieving the ache, and pains of men and women, this old family standby can be relied upon to do its work promptly and surely. Don't be without bottle another day keep it handy. All Druggists 35c, 70c., S1.40. Prices Quoted On Veuntablos hi Market. Tomatoes, from California, are re I tailing at 30 cent a pound. Sweet po ' tatoes are two pound, for 25 cents. ! Celery, from California Is 20 cents a I bunch. Fancy head lettuce retails at I 15 cents a head, while hct house let j tuee Is 50 cents a pound, cauliflowers retail at from 3". to 50 cents a hond. Carrots and parsnips sell for four ! pounds for 25 cent. Three pounds for 25 cents is the price for turnips. 1 Oreen peppers are 50 cents a pound. ! French artichoke- retnil at 25 cent. 1 each. Cold Weather Said lo i Have Injured GiaSn Cold weather la injuring both fall ! sown wheat and alfalfa in the north i ern part of Baker county, according to Albert Tozier of Hiood River, who I. (enumerating the census in the north ern districts. Mr. Tozier reports that the wheat acreage thus far Is small, but that where not well covered by snow, even that which has been plant ed appears to have been touched by frost. Alfalfa plants, he says, have been lifted several inches by the frost and the roots are so exposed that serious damage is probable. In his Near P. 0. Phone 1027 i '1? H H " y" a SBbW A f ' JM 1 Have your Laundry done the new w ay by letting u do it. M I The Troy Laundry I 610-12 Garden StPhone 179 Send it to the Laundry 1 j Just a Multitude of Comfort in a Ton of "PEACOCK" Get the Drop on Zero Weather Phone 178 NOW SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO. Quality Quantity Service mm Every Day Prices We Hold .No Sales OUR TREMENDOUS BUYING POWER ACCOUNTS FOR THESE EVERY DAY LOW PRICES: Carpenters Overalls-8 oz. duck-double seat and knee $1.98 Men's Jersey Sweaters-solid and comb'ii colors $2.49, $2.98 Men's Heavy Cotton Sweaters-colors grey and maroon, price $2.25, $2.49 Men's Flannel Shirts-Grey anil khaki colors-flat and mili tary collars $2.25 to $3.98 Men's Standard Blue Denim Bib Overalls-Full cuf and well made-(they have the labes) $1.98 Jumpers-to match $1.98 Painters White Overalls-all sizes $1.69 Men's 0. K. Work Shirts-Roomy full cut work shirts. . 98c Trainmen's Striped Vests $1.69 Men's Heavy Wool Mixer Union Suits $450 Men's "Hanes" Shirts and Drawers, each 98c Men's "Hanes" Cotton Ribbed Union Suits $1.98 Men's All Wool Stag Shirts-double back $7.90 Men's Horsehide Gloves-Gauntlet and wrist styles Price $1.49 to $2.49 Men's Mackinaw Gauntlet Gloves-leather palm .... $1.25 Men's All Leather Work Shoes $2.98 mm iiicurpuraimu. m im:mi.i;ton, oni:;o. OI'I-OSITK HOTKL 1'F.NDI.ETOJf J. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution district. Mr. Tozier says, only two horses as far as is known have been found neglected, and both of the ani mals appear to have been surviving the winter well and lo have had ac cess to feed on the ranges. to be the greatest year In the history ot linusn traue, ijuriniK iimt'. rv added. "We deal re to strike a blow at the fetish of German cheupneaa, fos tered by the Leipzig Fair." Iloss Hit Sit; Again. Steers Worth $12.00. Hogs touched a new high mark for recent weeks at North Portland when early sales were shown at an advance of 25o to $16 tor extreme top stuff. In the fnce of the increased price nnd demand at North Portland for hogs, a weaker tone was generally shown in the hog Eastern centers, with value sliding. General hog range: Prime mixed $15. 50iffl6.no Medium mixed 15.00 15.50 Rough heavies 12.50 14.00 Pigs 12. 50D 14.50 Quite a fair supply entered the mutton and lamb alleys. The market started with a generally firmer tone and advanced prices for east of the wountains lambs, weathers, yearlings and ewes. No change was shown In Willamette valley lamtts or feeder stuff. General sheep and lamb range: East of mountain lambs 114f0 15.00 Beat light valley lambs. 12.50W 14.00 Best heavy valley lamba. 11.5018)12.50 Feeder lambs 10. OOfi 12.00 Wethers 10.00011.00 Bwes 7.00 8.00 Despite the very liberal showing of supplies, cattle started with a fairly steady tone with no change noted in values. General cattle market range: Pest steers 11.0012.00 Good to choice cows and heifera 7.75 9.0C Medium to good steers . H.00Ji 9.75 Fair to good steers .... 8.00 0.00 Common to fair steers . . 7.00 8.00 Choice cows and heifers 0.00 10.00 Good to choice cows and heifers 7.7510.00 Medium to good cows and heifers 5.75 Fair to medium cows and heifers Gnnnera 8.60 Hulls d.OO Ilest light calves 12.50(3)16.00 Heavy calves 7.00 12.50 Stockers and feeders ... 8.00 9.50 Prepared for Ulo Worst. Mr. Orump (calling upstairs) What a time you are taking to get dressed for the concert? Look at mc; a bit of wadding In each ear and I'm all ready. Boston Transcript. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronlo and Nervoua of Woman. X-Raj arlaa tro Tharspautloa. Hid., Room IS, 1 EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is r.t the bottom of most digestive ills. RmioidS for indigestion afford pleas ing and prompt relict from the distress of acid-dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOT r BOWNE MASEKB Of 8COTT8 KMULSlOft DR. W. H. REYNOLDS Chiropractic Nerve Specialist. Rooms 1 and 2 Inland Kmplre Bank Bids. Telephone 1018 Hra. 10 to 12 a. m. 1:10 to 6 p. m. Whitman Sampler For the lover of good candy. Called Samplera because In old n times samples showed the best In needlework and design. hla modern Sampler ahowa ihe best In chocolate nnd con faction. We are headquarters Tor the Sampler and the whole IVhllman line. Tallman & Company rending Drumtlxta 7.75 75 5.75 5.50 8.25 BRITAIN WILL INVADE U. S. IN TRADE BATTLE i.n-no. .Tan. 113 The British government Is planning a great over seas trade offensive, declared Sir lliimnr Greenwood, head of the de partment of overseas trade. In the course of an Interview today In which he outlined the scheme. It Includes sending of touring trade exhibitions to South Africa. Austrnlta. Vw Zealand and Cunada. Sanction for the plan has ulrendy been received from the treasury de partment. Sir Mamar said, ami It was i.rni.osed also to send similar exhibit!. I ons to South America and the I'nlted States. CARLOAD HUDSONS HERE SOME HPIX'IFICATIONS OF TBH -MOW SKIlIlES Ill'DSON KVI'Klt-SIX MOTOR Super-Six design, cylinders cast In block. Bore, 3H inches. Stroke 5 Inches L-head type. Removnble cylinder head. HORSE POWER N. A. C. C. rattng, 29.4; actunl. 76. CRANKSHAFT Super-Six design, scientifically baluneed. giving , italic balance and running balance at all speeds. Mounted In cast aluminum crankcase. CA.HBURBTOR Hudson patent. Pneumatic type, self adjusting Lo motor needs. Rich and lean control on Instrument board. GASOLINE Supply 20-gallon tank in rear, vacuum feed on dash. CLUTCH Hudson multiple disc wltn cork Inserts; running In oil. TRANSMISSION Hudson, selective style, three speeds forwuid and one reserse. Aluminum housing. RBAR AXL.K Iludson-Tlmken. helical bevel scar drive. Heavier Utd with Improved adjustments. FRONT AXI..1'; Hudson-Tlmken. Drop-forged I-beam type. BRAKES Uirge surface, external contracting service and Internal 3xpanding emergency. Increased diameter and Improved leverage. FRAME Extra heavy, 7 Inches deep, reinforced by additional tu bular cross members which Increases rigidity and eliminates strains on body, motor nnd radiator. STEERING GEAR Worm and gear construction. Kaslly adjusted. IGNITION Oelco. STARTING Oelco. LIGHTING Headlamps with dimmers and safety lenses. Tnll lamp ;onnected with lamp on Instrument board. LUBRICATION Constant level circulating splash syatem. Oil jump automatically adjusted to motor speeds. Oregon Motor Garage 119-121 W. Court 1 p. Phone 460 He considered that 1920 promiaed a 1 : : itsslsfsHHsaBaBBassBaBialvaaBBBBi
