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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 91, 1920.
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Note Our Regular
Prices
Best Grade Head Rice, pound 17 1 -2c
Best Grade Japan Rice, pound 15c
Mfnceil Clams, S cans 50c
Ranch Ejrg-s. dozen 35c
Ranch Butter. 2 pound roll $1.25
Country Shoulders, pound 35c
Country Bacon, pound 45c
Country Lard, bring your own pail
We fill 5s, $1.50: 10s. $3.00
Special Prices Folgers Coffee Sale
1 lb. free with 5 pounds $3.15
1-2 lb. free with 2 1-2 pounds ....$1.60
Solid Pack Tomatoes, dozen $1.50
"If You Don't Trade With Us We Both Lose
Money."
Gray Bros.
rocery
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In spoaking lo you. docs Money say:
"If you take care of me property, some day I will
open for you "Tile loor to Opportunity" ? And
when asking when it will say to you The Better
the rare the sooner tlie Day."
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I THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK I
PENDLETON, OREGON
"The Strongest Rank in Eastern Oregon."
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DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
The following prices are the prices Coffee for Month
being paid to producers by Pendleton I liquidated In . V
oustness houses. Wherever retail
prices are driven the fact will be spe
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 35.
Hens, 25 cents.
Chickens, 28 cents a pound.
Country Ham, Eta.
Ham. best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Batter
Butter, $1.26.
VELIE CARS
are now in and ready for delivery. Get
our speeial Velie service plan, and be
assured of permanent satisfaction. ,
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
Germs of TM sense should be prompt
ly expelled from the blood. This is
la time when the system is especially
susceptible to them. Get rid of "all
j impurities in tne Diooti oy xaKing
f Hood's Sarsaparilla, and thus fortify
J your whole body and prevent illness.
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Phone 1027
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SWEDISH MASSAGE,
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NASTICS. ELECTRICITY
A trial treatment will convince
you. Consultation free.
(By Associated Bress.)
NEW YORK, April tl. !
'month's liquidation was the feature In
itlie market for coffee futures . during
today's early trading. The opening
was '1 to T points below last-night's
'closing figures, during the middle of
!the davWtth May touching 14.72c and I
September 14.75. .Mouses with Euro
j ptjan connections were sellers of May
and there was scattering liquidation
, while trade interests bought near
I months against sales of later deliver
ies and the market rallied several
! points in the late trading on covering,
with Mav closing at 14.77c and Sep
tember at 14.84c. The general closed
at a net decline of 6 6to 16 poinU.
lApril 14.65c; December 14.77c; Jan
uary 14.76o; March 14.73c.
i Spot coffee quiet; Rio N'p. 7, 15
l-4c; Santos 4's for May. June ship
ment and July-September shipments
at 20.75 and 19.11, respectively, Am
rican credits.
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Spring
.SUITS
In Tricotines, ail-wool Serges and Poiret
Twills hold sway in the suit realm and make
you feel well dressed ready at a moment's
notice for almost any call when an attractive
suit is at hand to wear. You will be impressed
with the fineness of the tailoring in these
suits the lining, the seams, the buttonholes.
$24.75 to $79.00
ATTRACTIVE JERSEY SUITS A splen
did all wool garment for every day Spring
wear. A very welcome note in these new suite
is the feeling of comfort and practicability.
Price , $32.50
Special Attention Given Free to Alterations
Suit Section The Balcony.
CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS
Attractive stylish new Coats in Silk Poplin, Serges and Plaids.
These are well made garments and will give excellent service.
$7.90 to $16.50
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lav Delivery Com
t Top Figure.
(By Associated Press.))
CHIPAOO. April 21. Although
corn displayed considerable weakness
today, the market advanced "to the
topmost level yet for May delivery. ; 1
Dullish crop reports and renewed jgained 12c to 1c higher. .In provisions
anxiety about the smallness of thejuie outcome varled-from unchanged
amount of corn in store here had a figures to 70c lower,
good deal to do with the upturn. Prices .Commission houses apparently over
dosed nervous. 1 -8c to 1 3-8c net reached themselves In pressing the
higher with May 1.7? 7-8 to 1.73 l-8;bear side during the earlier trading.
NEW BLOUSES OF TRICOLETTE, GEORGETTE
AND CREPE DE CHINE
In the Spring Blouse mode these supple, softly textured silks,
with their unusual beauty of wea ve and loveliness of color, play a
leading role. Charming, too, with short sleeves and round necks
some of the slip-on variety, others that button at back. Gray worst
ed or silk embroideries add to the effectiveness of many models.
These are blouses that will transfo rm the tailored suit into a smart
costume. Priced attractively. $4.98 to $24.75
CHARMING HAND PAINTED BATIK WAISTS .
These are handsome productions of New York artists are es
pecially adapted to the new modes, admirably lending themselves to
their puffings, drapings, frills and fancies. New and exclusive
$19.75 and $24.75.
J. C Penney Co., A Naljonwidelnqtitution
and July 1.66 3-8 to 1.66 1-
Oregon Theatre
3 NIGHTS 3
FRL, SAT., & SUN., APRIL 23, 24, 25.
Oats Ukttil about midday, the majority of
leaders held to the view that bullish
factors had been discounted. Then,
however, sentiment owing more or less
ito- extremely pessimistic reports of a
leading; crop authority regarding do
j mestic wheat anjd oats,
i Oats, like corn, receded at first, but
then rose to the highest prtce this
season.
Provisions were weak.
ts eight per Cent opening rate to six'
during the mid-season.
Prides were at lowest levels in the
our, the heuviest selling of the ses- j
tlon In stocks and bonds.
Uttle improvement was shown by
the general bond list, several ot Jha
uoeriy issues making Mill lower rec-
lon oeing concurrent witn news or orns. with heaviness among interns -he
Introducti on of ii bill before con- , tioiuilys. Total sales, par value
Teas which alms to prohibit specula-, 914, 2C0.O00.
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CANDY
Cathartic
REPUBLIC
Trucks
It tand to reason that the more than 60,000 Re
public Truck in service could not have dominated
motor truck demand in every community without
very definite superiorities
The fact that Reublic sell in greater volume, for
every hauling requirement, is the best reason why
you should consult us about your own transporta
tion needs.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
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Seattle Ooarae Grain
Market HUM Up.
(By Aw via ted Preaa 1
SEATTLE. April 21. City delivery:
Feed, mill, 4 per ten: scratch
feed. 186: feed wheat. I9; all grain
chop. fT.r: oats 172: Hproutlnit oata,
$77: rolled oats' S74; whole corn, II";
cracked corn. IfiO; rolled barley, T6;
clipped barley $81.
Hay. Eastern Washington, timothy
mixed. $4 2 per ton: double compress
ed $4811; alfalfa, $40; straw, ItO;
Pusret Sound $38.
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KANSA.S CITT. Mo.. April 21.
receipt 7100; beef steer 16 to 36c
lower; top 13.50; bulk U.76W12.76: '
bulk yearlings, 1 2.25 i 1 2.76; butcher j
stock and calves about steady; good to
choice veals 14.26 016.50.
Sheep, receipts 3500; bast lambs 26
to 35c higher; top 20.85; bulk above
19.75; clipped lambs 17.50.
Fred Seigel Stock Co.
Presents the Greatest of all Crook Dramas
"WITHIN THE LAW"
One Year in New York. Seven Months in Chicago.
Prices 35c, 50c, 75. Ticketa at Wendt's Paint Store.
lines Quarter 1 Usher
ill Si -attic Market. - .. ,
(By Associated Pre.))
SETTLE. April 21. Hogs, receipts
ino; 25 cents higher. Prime l.7Sifr ,
40; medium to choice 15.76 14.1S: (I
rough heavies 14.75 16.40; pigs 13.00 I
ifM4.50.
Cattle receipts 9 9; steady. Beef I
steers 1 2.60 13.00; medium to choice;
10H2; common to good 7, 50 1.0; I
cqws and heifer 10. 26ii 10.76: com-1
mon to good 7M10; hulls 7 n0 HI s r,0 ;
calves 7.SO1(.00.
rvprortatinn tn Stocks
Noted tn New York.
NEW YORK. April 21. Th . stok
market was again largely under tike
Influencve of an aggressively confident
short Interrlew today, any popular !-
lanes, especially those recently In
speculative favor recording additional
severe price depreciation.
n most quarters there wait an evl-l.-nt
disposition to attribute the fur
ther decline mainly tn monetary con
ditions, fall money wai compara
tively eay, however, declining from
Recent Shipment Eight Car Loads of
BUICKS
Have all been sold and delivered.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
Will arrive this week part of which is sold.
Place your order now if you want a Buick out
of this shipment.
Oregon Motor Garage
INCORPORATED
Distributor
CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICK, ESSEX
AND ACCASON TRUCKS
Phono 468 lllWiai W Court