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TWELVE PAGES PAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1020. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiilllHIilllllllllllllll RANCH EGGS All you want, doMTI 35c Plenty of Country Butter, 2 pounds $1.25 Country Rm-on. pound 45c Countrv Shoulders, pound 35c New Shipment Old Monk Olive Oil, just received We nrp HhowiMK for the ftrxl time in I'endleton. the now 32-nunce bottle of old Monk ('live Oil, the most attractive porkairc of Olive Oil ever placed on the market. Wo nre plonsed to vtatr th.it thin same brand is featured by Angus tiiie Kwr of Hivinie and Javnc of l.os Angeles, thus pliictnfr l In the same i hiss wllb Hie finest stores on the const. How er, we think (.hat I ho cry liest Ik none too good for our sil.Iomt ' ' small bottle 35c 32 ounce bottle, full quart $1.65 Pints in tin 85c Quarts in tin $1.65 1-2 Gallon tin $3.25 Full gallon in tin $6.50 Guy Bros Cjroceiy C- "QUALITY" TWO PHONES 28 AND 29 I IT Jut unloading a car load of Chevro lcl cars, Baby Grand and 490 models. EASY TERMS. Eastern Oregon Motor Co. 616 Garden St., Near P. O. Phone 1027 REPUBLIC Truck s Everywhere you go you see Republic Trucks doing the big hauling jobs. Because Republic Trucks are noted for their ability to do harder work, for a longer time, at a lower cost. Pendleton Auto Co. Established 1907 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Will : lluHT TtMCE f 1 bjHY, IT' G20RT7sR ! HAV6 Voo - TO THTCS. 111 I The Wheat Price Situation 1 Tin National ttaiik of I .:t at aim arsjflrsls) us Um following inftraiatkMi and by tlicm obtained ,Hi I from Hm ndcr Soretar of State of the Ministry of Aifrkiiltun- aiMl (he SuppIo ContTO Ifctai 1: ( T1m' qiiantitx of wheat ressslnd (ttwtoft the year brcimiiii June. 1920. to make up the deficit be Iwnn llcyprs pnhnt autl her iuuireincnts, is rotimateil at IftO.OOO tons." THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 1 PENDLETON, OREGON '-The Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon."' SHC'S IN PWCTTY m luHAT HAPPeNCt) TO IT f WHi, R. IT ec. Aim YMIt 5 ITHdA cm 1 T . M. I i Li- t mm DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL TrCTPenheyCo; K Nationwide JnstituttonL Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports The following prices are the prices being- paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices are given Lhe fact will be spe cially mentioned. Eggs and Poultry. Eggs. 35. Hens. 23 cents. Chickens, 28 cents a pound. Country Ham, Kt. Ham. best quality, 28c Bacon, best quality, 40c. Butter rat and IJuttsr Butter. $1.25. Corn Takes Sharp Irop at Strike Newx (Uy As-soeia'ted Press.) CHICAGO, Aj-pril 13. Corn prices underwent a sharp setback at one time today as a result of opinions cur- rent in some quarters that the end of the strike was at hand. The market 'closed nervous, at the same as Sat'ir j day's finish to 1 1-Sc lower with May DDLL, THROBBING OR in- Mam lleadai lit' Your Head and Stoy Neuralgia FMO 1 .6 7 1.G7 1-8: and July 1.39 3-4 to $1.60. Oats hist l-4e to I 3-Kc. In provisions the outcome varied from j 1 7c decline to 13c advance. Receipts : were scanty and a majority of traders 'leaned to the view that demoralized ' traffic conditions would for the time r being prevent any accumulation of stocks. Price bulges that ensued , reached In some cases the highest I level yet this season. Oats weakened with corn after i jumping to new high record figures. Provisions were governed chiefly by ruder Clear the action of grain. Washington Hay at mec lo C ents a Package. j Priees Around SIO. You take a Dr. James' Headache Bf Associated Press. Powder and in just a few moments SKATTI.K. Wash.. April 13. de vour head clears and all nour.-uRia and delivery: Feed mill $43146 per ton; p in fades away. Its the quickest, j scratch feed K3: feed wheal all rind sureMt relief for headache, wheth- (grain chop 75: oat.-i $7: sprouting or dull, throbbing, splitting, or nerve-I oats $77; rolled oats $71; w hole corn racking. Send someone to the drug,73; cracked cm $7S; rolled barley store and get a dime package now. I$76; chopped hurley $81. Quit suffering it's so needless. Bo j sure you get Ir. James" Headache ; No ClMMiffe in Price rKN 1)1 JTTN, OREGON " OPIXMJITE HMl VFJil)lj?rOb Select Your Boys Clothes Carefully Active boys have always been hard on clothes, even when of the very best quality. This season more than ever you need to be sure you are getting that wear-resisting quality of best wool fabrics. Our assortment of boys' clothes not only shows materials of quality and tailoring of expert craftsmen but offers these essential features at prices for cash that mean dollars in your pocket Styles are the very newest designs for manly young men. Prices arefrora $12.50 T0 $18.50 CLEVER BOYS' CAPS 98c to $1.49 Smart new styles for Spring in colors and fabrics to go with his new suit. Cashmeres, Tweeds, Serges and Sheperd Plaids in many col ors much in demand this season. 98c T0 $1.49 J. C. Penney Co., A Nationdnqtltution" er firm offers. The opening was 3 to H points lower and active months mild about 13 lo 24 points below Sat urday's closing figures in the late trading, with May touching; lf.IOo and Sept. 1 1.060. Closing; priees were at nearly the lowest, showing a net de cline of 14 to 20 points. April 14.06; May 14.19; July 14.38; September 14.10; October 14.08; December, Jan uary and March 14.02. Spot coffee nominal. Jllo 7's 15c; Santos 24ff24 He. til read. Is a Itussla ho t an j h ine Is that of keeping the land out o( peculation. It U proposed to apply "If everybody gives i il .;... l will hnvfi a shirt.' proverb illustrating their belief in CO- ' the laud laws of Moves for that pur- oocration. P"p One of the problems connected with I There are more than 344.000 unem- the settlement of the Jews In rales- ployed ox-aoldlerji In ureal tin lam. Powders then there will be no disappointment. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Thronic and Nervous Disease and Diseases of Women. X-Ilay Elec tro Therapeutics. Temple Bdg. Room 12 P.hone 4 16 III Seattle t'allli SKATTI.K. Wiish.. April IS. Ho?: Receipts 143; steady. Prime 16.501 17.50; medium to choice 15.50ft 16.50; rough heavies 14.50ft 15.15; pigs ISO 14. Cattle Receipts 160 steady. Best tsecrs 11.25011. medium to choice 9f 10.75; common to good 6.75-9.25; bulls 7KS.25; calves 7.000 15.00. DR. C. H. DAY Physician amJ Surgeon Osteopath loomB 23 and Smith-Crawford Bldg. Telephone K. 749-tt I f'offoo PrliTO Drop i in Wd for Future. NEW YORK, April 13.- There was a more active business In the market fr.r coffee futures today than for some time pa-st and :i further sharp decline in prices. The railroad troubles nre rcstrW-tinc shipments from the New York stork to the Interior and are having a (rcncnilly unscttline effect on Mfttlmant, while there was also selllnK by the trade presumably against low- "PEACOCK" You will find this bird in the vast majority of Pendleton homes and business build- r of agriculture In Oregon, gives the 1 0 lira! ami Flour luxport Totals i..IHt,0H) UualieLM. Kxports of wheat and flour July 1, 9i$ to April 2. 1920. amount to .iy.oui ousneis or riour. maKtng a to tal equal to 1 51.1 8 1.000 bushels of wheat compared with 1.11,988.000 bushels of flour last year to April 2, 1919, the first two days of April be in prorated from the monthly total which makes a total of 221.366,000 t-usheia of wheat. Lats year's total ffolu exports Include American Relief ad mi lustration and American Hxpedl tionary Force shipments. Winter Wheat In Ominty Placed at 83 Per Oni. A summary of crup conditions on April 1. compiled by the department winter wheat crop In Umatilla county a condition of 83 per cent. Morrow eountv is listed at 100 per cont and Union county at 1V2 per cent. The condition of rye In this county is not estimated. Th ntipply of farm labor as compared with, last year in this county Is 105 per cent but only 85 per Cent of normal. The demand for farm labor Is also 105 per cent asycompared to last year and compared ' with nor. mat Is 100 per cent. Grand Opening MONDAY, APRIL 12TH COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH MEATS. Coffee and Sandwiches will be served between 10 and 11 a. m., 3 to 4 p. m. CURED MEATS, LARD, ETC. Hull) Hams, per pound 2 l-o Holly Itrrafcfaat Bacon, per poiuid 4c IIoll Blue L.ibei iia on. per pound 48o HcjII? Plcrrfoa, per pound Holiy ttoatna Butts, per pound too Hollr Baekv, per iouiid ac Holly Kamlierger, per potllMl SOe Holly Sausage, per pound i Hnttf Umnlni. ier pound 3S' Holly Head 1leesn, per Xiund SMo Holly HakiRiin, per pouiul -"M' Moll) Lard eal. $2.S, l-it gal. tl.43 INLAND MERCANTILE CO. ADAMS, ORE. Hides and Wool I'iM'hanged at K. V. N'BW YORK. April 13.- state and Pacific coast Hops, firm; j 1919, l 100: 1918. 80.85c. Hides and wool unchanged. tugs. Phone 178 NOW SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO Quality Quantity Service Pfjertlaml Corn Follows Kastcrn licad and (Joes Vp. ,forn In the Portland market yes terday took a sudden Jump upward with a bid of $72.87 a ton for Immcdi-I ate delivery. This was In keeping with a higher price hid on the Chicago exchange, due to reports that the Htrike of switchmen was breaking up. Other com. for futura shipment, Is at S64. Oats are bid at $60 and $61 a ton and mill feed at $40.50. Potatoes Soar And Vegetable) Is Sea roc. Potatoes are now selling at $8 a hundred, wholesale price. The vege table is hard to get and some local stores are out. Tt Is probable that a shipment will arrive tomorrow. Rpo- v-ann and Yakima markets are almost cleaned out .and Portland will ship only 10 sacks to a retail dealer. Home local stores are getting the vegetable from Weston Mountain. I Vice of Chickens Now 28 (Wit. The buying price of chh-kens. live weight. Is 28 rents. The fowls retail for 40 cents a pound, dressed. As a robber of birds' eggs, the crow is In a class by himself. There Is no I rr that does not appeal to his apps- USED BUICKS We have some exceptional values in used Buicks, 1917, 1918 and 1919 models. Come in and look them over. Oregon Motor Garage IN001UORATKD Distributors CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICK. ESSEX AND ACCASON TRUCKS Phona 468 119-1 21 W Court
