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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1020.
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
"JTCrPeniiey CbX Nationwide Institution
Aunt Jemima Pan
Cake Flour
FRESH STOCK 3 PACKAGES, 50c
Incorporated
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Aunt Pomima Pancake Flour in Raps, each 50c
Oregon Cream Cheese, 2 pounds 65c
Naplha Soap, 12 Wars $1.00
Bak:'l Betm, I 'boy's, large cans $1.00
Baker Beam- Moby's, 10 small cans $1.00
Hershev 'a Bulk Cocoa, pound 35c
Walnuts, fresh stock, pounds $l.co
Gloss Starch, 5 packages 25c
Harvest Pumrkin. 7 cans $1.00
Ranch Kjfgrs. dozen ' 40c
Complete line of Seed Potatoes.
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PENDLETON, OREGON
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DAILY MARKET NEWS OF PENDLETON
The following prices are the prices
ting paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe
cially mentioned.
and Poultry.
Kggs, 40 cents.
Hens, 25 cents.
Chickens, 22 cents a pound.
Country Ham, Kt.
Ham. best quality, 28c
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Dutter rat and Butter
Butter, S1.25.
a pound. (.Mher vegetables are plenti
ful. Head lettuce is IS cents a head;
radishes are two bunches for 15 cents
and artichokes sell for two for 45
cents. Cauliflowers sell for from 20
to 40 cents each. Walla Walla spin
ach is 10 cents a pound. Hunch beets,
turnips, etc. are two bunches for 25
cents. Late California sweet potatoes
aro two pounds fur 25 cents.
I First Asparagus Arrives
In Local Market.
The first asparagus of the season
arrived today fiom California in a
Pendleton market. The asparagus Is
of fine quality and retails for 35 cents
Grapefruit selling In
Iah.hI Market.
Gmpefrult selling in Pen.lleton market.-?
are priced at two for l cents to
20 cents each, according to size.
If you are planning on buying that Chevrolet this
year, place your order now. We will only receive
50 per cent of our allotment this year. $312 down
and balance while you ride at $55 a month. No in
terest to pay.
Chevrolet for economical transportation,
them at the Auto Show tonight.
See
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
616 Garden St., Near P. O.
Phone 1027
Automotive Show, ii-12-i;
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5 Tavlor Hardware Bide.
Coarse (.rain Market
Shows Little Change.
Lxeept for a drop of 5fi cents in the
bid for future delivery No. 3 yellow
corn, the coarse grain market today
shows no changes from the past sev
eral days, c'jrn for immediate ship
ment Is being bid at 961.50 again to
day. Oats continue on the board at
$5S and eft httl evidently there is lit
tle or no trading at those prices. Mill
feed is also tgulet, with J38.T5 the
best that is offered.
STEAM-BATHS,
MEDICAL GYM
NASTICS, ELECTRICITY.
H. S. McKENZIE. M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office :
10-11-12 Belts Building
Pendleton, Ore.
HOJCS Hold Cp Well
and Top Cuttle are QOOd,
Kleven loads of livestock entered the
North Portland yards fr tne Friday
trade and these consisted of hogs and
cattle. Markets in general were steady
at the start.
Hog prices are again higher In the
East with Chicago again quoting as
high as $16 for tops or only a fraction
t elow the extreme value here.
General hog range:
rrime mixed $15.75 16.2&
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Makes Food
Taste Good
Creates an appetite, aids diges
tion, purifies the blood, promotes
assimilation so as to secure full
nutritive value of food, and to
give strength to the whole system.
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PKMILEtON, ORKUON
Oi'IHJSITK HO-1 IX l'KNOLETOA'
The Silk Department is
Dressed for Spring
Our silk department is wearing its 'new silken clothes of Spring.
Everything shown here is new, everything is fresh from the looms of
prominent silk manufacturers. There are many new silk creations,
silks of quality artistically designed, colorings new and fresh and ori
ginal, color harmonies that are correct and prices that mean a saving
on every yard you buy.
40 inch Georgette, dainty floral
and conventional patterns on
harmonizing grounds. 0
34 inch figured Pongee, striking
new patterns that will make
delightful dresses for O (Q
warm days. Yard. . .
34 inch plain Pongee in natural
col. CI yfU CI 70 'CI Ufi
ycl pi.tJ Di.i J pi.ru
34 inch Pongee, natural ground,
with one inch dots of pink or
canary, this is a real heavy
material far under
prices today. Yard . . P 1 f
36 inch Messalines and Taffetas
in all the popular
shades. Yard
$2.98
36 inch Satin, good quality, all
silk, a wide range of CO AQ
colors. Yard Wf9V
36 inch Silk Poplin in most of
the better colors.
WOOL SKIRTINGS
54 inch all wool materials shown
in checks of brick and blue,
black and white and a combi
nation plaid of black, blue and
white. Yard
$4.98, $5.90, $6.90
48 inch all wool black and white
shepherd check C (Jg
COTTON DRESS GOODS
38 inch Voiles in a tempting ar
ray of patterns and colors, a
very attractive material of
good quality and launders
splendidly. Yard
79c, 98c, $1.19
44 inch voiles in most plain colors
including black and white, this
fine quality in extra width will
be verv popular. 7Qn
Yard
29 inch dainty patterned 9Q
Flaxon. Yard
White Flaxons in self stripes,
checks and plain. Yard
29c, 39c, 49c
Good quality sheer cotton voile,
with stylish all-over designs
printed in charming color com
binations, makes attractive
and .serviceable dresses and
blouses, launders beautifully.
Yard 39c, 49c, 59c
enney Co., A Nationwide Institution
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Why Not Now
MY NEW STOCK
IS ARRIVING
DAILY.
A BIG LINE OF BASEBALL GOODS AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
A. G. SPALDING BROS.
Agent
Sol Baum
SPORTING GOODS MAN
Hotel Pendleton Bldg. Phone 646
OTHERS MAY SAY
"JUST AS GOOD"
WE SAY
Medium mixed 15.50(16.75
Hough heavies 12.00015.25 j
1'igs 12.0015.00
Tone in the cattle market wan stead-
ler for the day with some very good
quality offerings shown. Killers were j
asking the best and the price, looked a ,
fraction higher for this class of stuff. ;
General cattle range:
Best grain pulp steers ..$ i 1.50 f?f 12.00
Choice steers ll.00il.SO
;ood to choice steers ... 10.0011. 00
Medium to good Aters . 9.00 'ft '10.00
Fair to good steers 7.50 8.50
Common to fair steers . . 6.50 7.50
i.'hoice cows and helfern 9.0010.00
Nood to choice cows and
heifers 8.00 9.00
Medium to good cows and
heifers 6.50- 7.50
Fair to medium cows and
heifers 6.50 6.50
Canners 3 00 6.5"
Bulls i. 7.5(i
Bob! light calves 1 5.50 ff 1 7. 2f,
Medium calves 10.00 lb. iu ,
Heavy calves 7.00 10. Of .
blockers and feeders ... 8.00 8.50 j
No offerings were shown in the mut
ton and lamb alleys at North Portland
for the Friday trade. There was a j
lack of arrivals overnight. Sentiment
continues favorable in all lines.
Oenera) sheep and lamb range:
Rast of mountain lambs. f 17.00 18.00
Best light valley lambs. . 16.00 17.00
Best heavy valley lambs 13.5001.4. CO
Feeder lambs 12.0015.00!
Yearlings 16.00 16.50
ROBBER ROBS BROTHER
ROBBER OF HIS LOOT
NEW YORK. March 13. The un
ethical practice of a robber who spe
cialized In robbing robbers was re
Vfaled today when a Jury in general
s Hsi.in convicted John P. Collins of
Krand larceny.
Thl robber apparently knew that
Frederick P. Hobb, another robber,
had in hl apartment $5000 and a $400
gnUl watch, which ho had stolen from
an exprenn car In Philadelphia. He
called on Robb, the 'brother robber,
the testimony showed, displayed a
budge, announced ho was a member of
the police department's narcotic nquad
and demanded Robb's loot.
He got It.
Itobber Hobb, who ran convicted of
the expreHB robbery, was brought
here to testify agafntt Collins, who
Drill- be sentenced March 16.
Just Received
Supply of Flour.
OLYMPIC 49 HIGH PATENT
GOING AT $3.00 PER SACK.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
INLAND MERCANTILE CO.
ADAMS, ORE.
SELF-STYLED "OLD
HUSTLER" PROSPECTS .
IN MINES AT 80
"PEACOCK"
THE IDEAL COAL
SALT LAKE. March 13. An assay
ing firm of Salt Lake City has receiv
ed a letter from John S. Ferris, an
old time miner and prospector of
southern Utah, stating that he Is pow
engaged in opening the Ferris mine
at Hye Valley. Or., with good pros
pects of profitable returns from the
gold and silver-bearing ore.
Ferris asserts he is the real disco
ercr of the noted Hilver Ueef mine of
southern Utah, making the location In
Match, l i 7 5 , but complains that oth
ers later claimed credit for the dis
covery. one paragraph of Ferris' letter
reads as follows:
"Now, at 80 years, I am still the
simo old hustler In the hills, and
am as hearty as a bear."
Phone 178
NOW
SNYTHE -LONERGANCO
Quality Quantity Service
SPECIAL ELECTION
TO FORM PORT OF
SALEM DEMANDED
SALEM, March 13. A special elec.
tioii ffr the purpose of creating tho
port of Salem, Involving the ultimate
construction of docks, whurves and
warehouses at an estimated cost of
from 8150,000 to 8200,000, will tx held
here within 90 days, If the county
court herds the demands of the Salem
Commercial club, made known at a
meeting Wednesday night.
The proposed port district would ex
tend several miles beyond the city
limit.
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We are pleased to announce that we
have received
EIGHT CAR LOADS OF
BUICKS
If your order is not already placed
don't put it off for only a few of this
first shipment are not spoken for.
Oregon Motor Garage
INCORPORATED
Distributors
CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICK, ESSEX
AND ACCASON TRUCKS
Phone 468 llt-121 W Court
Automotive- Show. 11-12-13
Admission Froo