DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920.
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Fresh Ranch Butter
Fresh, pure and clean, 2 pound $1.25
Ranch Eggs, dozen 35c
Country Bacon, pound 45c
Country Shoulders, pound 35c
Country l ai d Bring your own pail
We fill 5'a, $1.50; 10'a, $3.00
Early Row Seed Potatoes, pound 10c
Burbank Seed Potatoes, pound 10c
Yakima No. 1 Eating Potatoes, pound OSc
Onion Sets, pound 15c
"If you don't trade with us we both lose money."
"QUALITY"
TWO PHONES 28 AND 29
The Wheat Price Situation
riic KintiiK'- D'Amrrs jrives us the following infor
mation regard iiift the grain condition in Belgium:
"II fore the war KnrOe was dependent on North
Vmerica for its -1 .in.--iippK and during- the war this
need became more intensified.
"Ttimugh the Interior difficulties in Russia, their
Train exports tvased entirely, and lacking; in laborer,
horse and machinery, the aereape in Koumanla,
Ituhfaj m and Servia. wits reduced to a minimum.
n- lEoyal Whoat Coimnissioti win. -It. during' the
war. purchased all wheat for the Allies, did so by
preferea.ee of North America rather tlian from the
Argentina, for the reason that it required less time
nd thti- lens tonnage, since the signing of the Arniis
liee tlie gveniment still gles North America trade
preference, but imfominately the per-. Mem risiug
i al u of the dollar, eompels us to buy more and more
Trom Argentina.' Jtfci
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
Ttie Strongest Dank In Eastern Oregon."
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DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
Th following prices are the pricaa i than to aggressiveness on the part .f
being paid to producers by Pendleton the .sellers. Toward the iar, current
business houses. Wherever retail j u. Ik. of a good export Jamar.-l for
prices are given the fact will be spa- ; .vi.eit. ie and corn gooti red to ral-l
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 36.
Hens, 25 cents.
Chickens, 28 cents a pound.
Country Ham, ibis.
Ham. best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Buttar
Butter, $1.2.
' ts in tin corn market. Vhi-v rim- I
ii.an.1eU ?3 track New YoWi, the hltfjl
i'ce on the crop. jivi meralyJ
d'JphfwUd the changes in coi'n.
Packers were sellers of provisions,!
but on the ensuing break' turned to the j
buying side. Lard touched the low- .
est prices this season.
Used Cars
of exceptional merit and
condition for sale
or trade
1918 Cadillac
1918 Reo Six
1917 Velie
EASY TERMS
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
616 Garden St., Near P. O.
Phone 1027
Kansas City Stock
Limited to slierp.
(By Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 14
tie No receipts, trading limited to
few sales to hold-over stock at prices
too uneaven to intelligently quote
Sheep-
packers.
3,000. Receipts
direct to
(Seattle I loss antl rattle
! jr. Cents lp for Iay.
SEATTLE, April 14. Hogs Re
ceipts 533; 2S cents up. Prime 16.75
"ff 17.25: medium to choice 15.7&'&'
Cat- 16.75; rough heavies 14. 75 15.25
a j lgH 13.5014.50.
v a Hie, receipts jus; 25 cents up
Best steers 1 1. 50 ft 12.00; medium tc
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PENDIiETON, OREGON OPPOSITE HOTEIi PENDIiETON
Becoming House Dresses
of Serviceable Ginghams
12.98
Fresh, bright colorings that give the house dress that
cheerful homelike appearance, pretty checks, stripes and
plaids, attractively made, some with button trimmed
shawl collars and vestees of self material, belted models
with collars of plain harmonizing colors, while others are
embelished by pretty embroidery, all at the same low price
$2.98
TRICOLLETTE
BLOUSES
Of Unusual Appeal.
Tricollette blouses are grow
ing in favor every day. Colors
of tempting tint coupled with
wearing qualities that make the
investments of thrift accounts
for their popularity.
Many new numbers are shown
in the apparel section on the bal
cony, priced at
$10.90, $11.90, $14.
lo
NEW
CHILDREN'S COATS
A new assortment of coats for
children from 3 to 16 years, offer
colors,' cheerful and becoming
fabrics fashionable and service
able. A hint of the styles and colors
may be had from the display in
our large main window. Prices
are as tempting as the garments
themselves.
$5.90 to $17.50
NEW
FEATHER NECK
PIECES
$5.90 to $27.50
These new Marabou pieces
add a smart finish to any suit
and at the Penney prices every
woman may own one. A num
ber of the new pieces are shown
in the south island window.
J. C Penney Co- A NaOojaniisUfotion
choice 9.:
011.00-: common to sood
Trading restricted to few . 9.2o: cows and heifers lO.OOtf?
sales holdover lambs. Steady with j 10.50; common to good 6.f,0 9.50 ,
yesterday. Five loads 88 pound Iambs bulls 7.H -35; calves 7 OOIG 00
$18.50.
: nrwue .MnrKcis brow
: ComMC Grains XUady
(By Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, April U. City
! devery: Feed mill $4511 $16 per ton;
scratch feed $S5; feed wheal $8T.; nil
grain chop $75; oat $72; sprmiting
oats $57; rolled oats $74; whole corn
$75; cracked corn $78; roI!ed barley
$76; clipped barley $S1.
Hay, Eastern Washington timothy
mixed $42 per ton; double compressed
$46; alfalfa $40; straw $20; Tugf
Sound $38.
Corn Ixwer at Chicago
Wheat Soils at $3.
Hy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, April 14. Corn a vera -d
lower in price today with traders
holding off on both sides of the mar
ket awaiting rtevelopmen s in '.he ra'l
roiid strike. The close was unsettled
1 3c net lower to 3-8c advance. May
Mi 5-8 to 1.66 7-8 and J.ily'l.6) to
l.tiO i-8. Oats finished i-ic down 10
l-ic up and provisions unchanged to
30 cents off.
'Weakness In the corn marr.et wad
MCit 4d to lack of supporr. rather
'. w mm
PS l Trade i
H ' FOR fr i ent for t
Irni ni n nrz3 fm 1! Tt i pointed to
r U I L H one of
J I 'hy suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Gottre?
p. G. C. preparation lor goitre hag bco
nted many.
Why pay several hondrd dollars for an
operation to remove a Bonre when O.O.C.
cm beobiaiaed for such a comparatively
small expenditure?
O.G C when properly applied rives satis
factory results, or your mon r will be
refunded. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
only. Write for booklet.
Address Dept. 2
O.O.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
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Portland Yards HeoMve
o ShlpmciitH for Day.
Because the Southern Pacific re
fused to bring supplies on Tuesday, its
regular day tor shipments of Willam
ette valley livestock to North Port
land, there were no arrivals here dur
ing the day.
the cattle alleys was ab-
the day hut all Indications
continuation of the strong
the last few days. Quality
especially is ieing sought be
cause there la little of this class avail-
able. Because of the previous drop in
the market many cattle feeders sent
; their stuff to grass.
L With shearing operations practical
ly suspended at most Pacific north
' -west points because of unfavorable
; weather, .arrivals of' late in the stock
I yards have been scant. Nothing at all
; tame forward for the Tuesday trade.
Market for hogs continues to display
a very satisfactory tone. Killers are
still compelled to bring in stock from
the midwest because of the inability
of the home trade to fill the demand.
New York Pays Ixvs
Attention to HUike.
(By Associated Press.
NEW YOHK, April 14. Traders and
professional interests almost as a
whole seemed disposed to pay less at
tention to the strike today, husing their
confident attitude on the belief that
the striko is waning.
The stock market was strung only
in spots, however, food shares, secon
dary steels, equipments, shippings and
miscellaneous specialities making
variable gains while Industrial leaders
were irregular and occasionally heavy.
Conditions in the money market
were not materially altered, call loans
opening at seven percent and ndvanc-
jing to 12. Time funds were Increas
ingly scarce.
Foreign exchange rallied from Its
depression, due chiefly. It was believed
to reduced offerings, British, French
and Italian hills made up part of yes
terday's reversal but the Merman maris
broke sharply.
Fresh interest attached to the col
export movement by reason of further
extensive engagements of the meta
tor shipment to South America-
Sales 1.050,000 shares.
Bonds did not share the Htren&th 1 1
the stock market, that division suffer
ing' further impairment from th
weakness of Ldberty and Victory Is
sues. Total sales (par value) $13,
375,000. Old United States two rose
3-8 on call, and Panama 3's declined !
point on call, others unchanged.
MTIGVE TO MEET FEUCU'SON
(By Associated Press,)
HALIFAX, N. 8., April 14. Mike
McTUrue. Canadian middleweight
cham p Ion, meets Dan n y Fergu son ,
Philadelphia, here May 20.
FHFXGIl TRYOUTS AN KAY .
(By Associated Press.)
May 9 wil be the official date fen
Which French athletes will hold ther
first series of elimination trials for
the purpose of selecting the French
jtmerlcan Olympic team.
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Gram Raj? Market Here
Shows Flnnness at 22 Cents.
Oraln bags are being quoted by lo
cal dealers at 22 cents to the buyer.
rise of one rent over the previous
quotation. The strength of the market
at Kan Francisco is responsible for the
rise. San Francisco Is quoting June
delivery grain bags at 22 cents whole
sale to the trade.
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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.
I'f.ii. Ham, prr pound 49 1-8
lull Brraktawt Bacon, per pound 4ftc
Holly Illue I hIi. i Bacon, per pound 45o
Hj1 Picnics, prr pound ic
Hnlly floMtnn Butts, prr pound 40a
Holly Hacks, prr pound 3o
Holly Hamnrnrrr, prr pound SOo
Holly Kausaffr, per pound 23c
llnlly Wrtuilm, per pound 3Ao
llntly Head (.'heme, prr pound 33
Holly llaJogiia, per pound 33
Holly l.iii.l Sal. 2.SA, 1-3 gal. tl.45
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REPUBLIC
Trucks
Everywhere yu K yu 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
, . -
Lease For Sale
ROW DOS8 Tins KTIllKK TOC?
I2SO nrTTs, leeVsBel rr I wo yours ami lease rim he
f i). w l to l'mhI fanner; itH) acres In fall wheaf. aH
hsiking fine; fO acres plowed: balance NiMturo,
i-oinhiiK', t -. harrow:, drill, wagons ami otlier
arming machinery. Some- stock and oows.
TTm price on this lease anil outfit Is $lti.0OO.0O.
(lair f'asti will handle. Tin- Is the only lease we
inve, and Is worth Hm money.
We have several fooI alfalfa proposlllons dairy
raneti that Is an excellent proMHtfon; al, lots of
;ood wheat land.
If you are Inleresteri In CAB ADA LANDS, see n.
Snow & Dayton
"We Sell Land
Report From TMtire Wheat
Area Are Knrouraituic. .'
Keporta from all the big wheat sec
flons of the northwent are encourag
ing, following the general ralna of the
last few duy.s. The winter crop, ll
backward hut the condition of the
Krowlng plant Is good. There naa not
been nearly so much acreage blown
....... o, rtrt ihniiL'hi and not ae
much loss was sustained ae two years
go. The wheat plant at present is
JL . ..,.-1 fh. nrenent weath-
nOl VCIJ n'liniB . , wr
with, ,ni too imieh heat 1 expected
to' put the plant IQ shape for warmer
weather later. The condition of the
rop Is estimated around 6 per cent.
rVreUm Rxchange !nerally
Shows Decline for Day.
With the exception ot the derman
mark the foreign exchange market
yesterday showed a tendency to drop.
The mark was quoted at 12 20 at the
close, a gain of 25 cant over the Mon
day report. Sterling lost three cents
and is quoted 4.0. Francs lost 3.',
cents and are at .. Krone - on
Norway are $20.20 and on Hweden
$22.20. Drachmae on oreece re
mained at $U.0.
INLAND MERCANTILE CO. 2
(- ADAlifS, ORE.
Phone 1072. 117 Ea.t Court Street.
Real Estate Farm Loan Inauranco
H'OWKK )rPr7nTIOX DKTAYEI
mw yokik:. April 14. Inability
jl of V.nropean nationa to aend represent
ative women tennis teams 10 Amw.
..,..,,. rnr the Wlghtman cup
probably will delay the Inauguration
of this International compeUtlon on
i.. r the navta can until next
year, the United Bate Dawn Tennis
Association, announced tonight.
USED
BUICKS
We have some exceptional values
in used Buicks, 1917, 1918 and 1919
models.
Come in and look them over.
Oregon Motor Garage
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AND ACCASON TRUCKS
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