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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1920)
;. i ' PACK TEH DAILY BAST OREQONIAN, PKKDLJETOH, OKEOON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 41, 1920. TEN PAGES OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Easy-Day Naptholine Soap Save your clothes and not the wrappers. I'se Easy-Day Naptholine Soap. EASY DAY NAP THOLINE SOAP is a combination of nature's pro ducts blended together by skillful soap makers, so as to work perfectly in hot or cold, soft or hard water. NO RUBBING BOILING SHRINKING FADING WHEN USING EASY-DAY NAPTHOLINE SOAP Include a few cakes with your next order. Three large bars, 25c Creme Oil Soap, 12 bars 85c Creme Oil Soap, 4 bars 30c Complete line of everything good for Saturday's trade. Pleas- order early. Cjray Jros. THREE PHONES rocery QUALITY Co I I nan I Going for Pleasure or Business I mf' does n matter whether jrour trip is for the If j purpose of business or pleasure, you win find jt weil III ;9i provMe yourself with Travelers Cheeks. Such j! eheeks are perfectly safe and payable everywhere al ' eamit rates. ill lg! Isa sale, in various denominations at '.M' I THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK I PENDLETON, OREGON Jff The Strongest Bank In Eastern Orocon." U, - M DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports Tha following prices are the prices being paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices are given tha tact will be spa dally -mentioned. Eggs and Poultry. Eggs, 40 cents. Hens, 28 cents Roosters, 15 cents a pound. Chickens, 28 cents a pound. Country Ham, B3HL Ram. best quality, 28c Bacon, best quality, 40e. Butter Eat and Butte Ir 1 BUY A VELIE for sturdy construction. A well built body that won't rack. A car with abso lutely standardized units. Backed by efficient, exclusive ser vice. H Eastern Oregon Motor Co. 16 Garden St., Near P. O. Phone 1027 Higti Sugar Will Increase Canning Prices. SAX FRAXC1SCO. Cal., May 21. The rising price of sugar is bound to Loss of Appetite is also loss of vi tality, vigor, tone. To recover appe tite and the rest take Hood's Sarsapa rtlla. that strengthens tho stomach, perfects digestion, makes eating a pleasure. It also makes the blood rich and pure, and steadies the nerves. . increase the price of California can I ned fruits this year materially and to j cutdown the output, declared J. K. ' Armsby, president of the California ! Packing Corporation, one of the larg ,est canning companies in California j today. "Anyone who says there is no short age of sugar ' is talking through his hat," Armsby said. "The canners of California are buying In the open mar . ket today as most of us were not able o make contracts for sugar.- We are .getting some sugar from Mexico and : Java but that, is only a flea bite in the .general situation." &21 eaaaetf - SILK DRESSES $14.75 The ability of our cash buying and selling methods to save you money is clearly demonstrated in the out-of-the-ordinary worth of the dresses that go to make up this assortment There are charming dresses of Georgette, Messaline, Taffeta and. Satin in shades of brown,' grey, flesh, navy and black, sizes are from 16 to 44. Many of these dresses could be placed in our regular stock at a much higher price. The maivifacturers intended these garments to retail at $19.75 to $29.50, but the rule of all Penney stores is "action" and to get it. we are willing to take a small profit. This policy al ways keeps our buyers with cash in hand to make such events as this possible. Do not delay in making your selection, a day in this Store often does to merchandise stocks what it takes weeks to accomplish else where. An idea of (the style and quality of thesje "delightful 21". may be had from the numbers displayed in our south window. Other values in Ready-to-Wear apparel equally attractive are shown in the garment section on the balcony. J.C Vitoy Co, A NiHonwide rnsjiUiUon f iuiug company. effective today. The Increase became LIFT OFF CORNS! ! Weyerhauser Lumber Co. Outs Prides. I SPOKANE, May 21. The reduction 'of 10 to '30 per cent in lumber price 'jinnoiinced February 24 hy the Weyer haeuser Sales company of this city controlling the output of a number of mills In the northwest, will be .contin ued until September 1, it was announc ed here today by J. N. Tate, assistant general manager of the company. Slight adjustments, he said, had been made In the prices of products of Idaho mills, but the average hod been maintained. Shewn Lower in Kansas City lard. KANSAS CITf. Mo.. May 21. Hogs 8000; lights steady: medium heavv I firm; tops 14.S0; bulk light and me Mium 13.854 14.40; bulk heavy 13.75 iei4.2&. ...... Sheer, 15.000; opened generally 76 to 31.50 lower; 'Arlaoaa lambs 315.75 800 fine two year old 89 pound Texas wethers 10.50. BAT1IMUS HKiU SUITS AWAY, tlly Associated Press.. SPOKaKK. Wash., May 21. Tha J bathing suit problem in th Inland Empire this year is not how lone or how short the suits shall be, but how to keep patrons from wearing the nits away With them. It became ap parent uk a meeting today of 'the In land Empire Association of Camp and niiiminmMniiiiiiiiiHmiiiiniiniimiMiiiiiiiiiiHiitiiimiiinnimimiHHiiiiHini SCRAP IRON I We need 1000 tons of good cast scrap iron, to take care of increasing demands for our castings. Apply few drops then lift .sore, touchy corns off with lingers a Mill Peed 52. T In Seattle Market. SEATTLE. Bras:, May 21. City delivery: Mill feed, 342 per ton; Scratch feed 389; feed wheat 399; all grain chop 380; oats 378; sprouting oats $81; rolled oats $80; whole corn 383; cracked corn $86; rolled barley 78; clipped barley $83. Hay. Eastern Washington timothy mixed $47 per ton; double compressed $51; alfalfa $46; straw $18. Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Preezone on an aching corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting, then yjou lift It right out. Yes. magic: A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but Is suf ficient to remove even' hard corn, soft corn or corn between the toes and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. Preezone is the 'sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius, it is wonderful. Vo Hogs Arrive fit Srattlo Yards. SEATTLE, Wash., May 21.- Hogs, i receipts none; steady. Prime 15.25W 16.75; medium to choice $14.25 15.25: rough heavies !S.2r.-t 1S.7C; pigs 312.00 13.00. Cattle, receipts 102; steady... Beef steers 312113; medium to choice 9100,12; common to good $7. 5010; cows .ind heifers $10.25 m. 10.75: com mon to good 37.501i0; cows and heifers $10.g5flO.7S common to good IT'S 10; bulls $7.508.50; calves OiS 1. . '. j ' i 1 Amusement ' managers. If was tlectd-,' ed to solve the problem -by each ra-il i sort adopting a distinctive color ftir Its bathing suits and also by having a system of lifter-resort report. on bath Inff suits. . The dragon fl la ona of the swiftest Insects. , riraT-r mal-fi ' Sugar Tlase Price Is l"p One Cent. NEW yohk. May 20. An increase of one cent a pound In the price of su gar, making the- new basic price 21 cents p.r pound yesterday was, an nounced by the American Sugar Tie- Wool Slump In Boston Market. (By Associated Press.) BOSTON, May 21 The price of wool slumped yesterday, a break of from 10 to 20 per cent occurring at auction sales conducted here under the auspices of the ' British govern ment. Only seven mills took part In tbe .bidding and but thirty per cent of the wool offered for sale was dispos ed of. Buyers were. agreed that the Peak of high prices for wools has pass ed.., . i iv. . v; - According to tha Commercial Bulle tin, an authoritative organ of the wool industry In this country, the drop In prices reflected cancellations of orders tor goods, delays in transportation and declines In the Liverpool and London markets ror raw wool.. Mjinu f:w 1 iirprK" rvry r.ut.l ntl.'.u a , -- ---.-... . the sale told of the return of good to tne mill in many, cases, principally, woolens, of cancellations of other or ders now in the loams and Of ihe con sequent curtailments already tinder way. Some plants, have discontinued j j liiiiv wdio. uuwra nave eunpena- ed night operations and a few have re duced work to four , or five day a week. It was stated, 'however, that a radical curtailment or shutdown of plants was not considered imminent. ! The wools offered (aggregated 11, r,o bales, mostly merinos and other fine grades:. Only fGQO boles were sold, these chiefly to six mills. Welcome Relief From the Tortures of Rheumatism Can Come Only From the Proper Treatment. ' Many forma of rheumatism are caused by millions of tiny germs that infest the blood, and until the blood is absolutely freed of these germs, there is no real relief in sight. The most satisfactory remedy for ' rheumatism is S. S. S. be cause it is one of the most thor ough blood purifiers known to mad iral science. This fine old remedy cleanses the blood of imburiaes, and acta 'as an antidote to the term of rheumatism. S. 8. 8. is sold by druggists everywhere. For valuable liters- tare and advice address Chier Med ical Adviser, 107 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga. fi jatfnaav jj' 'x W BB ' fl HI r -rKH fedH liiiii SIX GRADUATE FROM NCENT HIGH SCHOOL See Hamer.sley Foundrj- Supt. BURNS FOUNDRY and MCH. WORKS It's Worth the Money Tliis ISO aff.ee dairy rancti, located on the river and within half a mile of the station, SI'HI: IR U OKTII Till. I'lIK i; sk f l. There arc 8 milk cows, which are bringing In SIOO.OO a month, neJfcr ealvtM, gnoa bull, some 35 or 0 hogs frotn reajistered stock, chickens, horses, nuietiinery and all equipment. liessdes. tiere is an on-hard whieti test year pro. duord llOO.oo. Bottom land Planted to hay, and everything in fine shape, ready to make money from the Mart. Pleiaty of timber for fuel and winter's supply of wood cut and piled in the hack yard. If this isn't a good proposition we would Hke In see one that is. The price is 01 1,000.00 and part can be tanas. Possession can be given m onoe. nKTTK'It IT Snow & Dayton We Sell Land" "WE SKLL LAND" 111 East Court Pendleton, Ore. URAL ESTATE IMI1M LOAlfO 1013 inrscn.vNCTE Kat QregonlaSt Special.) UMA11NK. -May 21. On Hunday evening In the Presbyterian church of t maplne. the graduating class of Via. cent high school had to address them In their baccalaureate sermon Dr. Charles A. Lockhart, of 'Whitman Col lego faculty.' -The addrfsn on "What shall we do with our lives" was in tensely Interesting" to the audience present and was one of th bast graduating addresses ever given at 1'ma.plne. Three Important rules for gludance through life were the key note of the address which were "Get. ting On," "Getting Honor," aSd "Be ing Honest." The graduates are Opal FeffJey. Faye Given Thetma Phillips and Ivan Gainer, Floyd Martin, and Albert Stark. - ' On Wednesday night of this week the Class receive their diplomas and hold their graduating exercises. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lar and family of Enterprise Ore., Mr. Walter Yager of Wallula and. J, Balnes of Col fax Vash.. were gut at the II. I. liacnn home last week. ileoU Wllllanu) wae brought home Monday from the hospital, not notl rably Improved 10 health. It is hoped he will make his recovery sooti. William Ward returned home from La Orande Saturday where he went one of the entries m tne track meet held Our. On account of this school not having paid their ajSVcIatin dues, he wis ruled out of the meet, is the BROWN AND OX-BLOOD SHOE POLISHES EST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE IHO VALUE PACKAGES Also PASTES and LIQUIDS (at Black. Tea and When Satoe ms f . r, oauer ooarokATioets ltd. . nvrwAua. u. t. Acason Trucks Only a limited number of Acason Trucks are built each year. The truck buyer who appreciate that POWER AND ABILITY are worth extra Initial cost are our customers. THERE IS A SIZE ACASON FOR EVERY BUSINESS Oregon Motor Garage Df CORPORATE!) Diatributors CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICK, ESSEX AND ACASON TRUCKS Phone 48 ' 19.121 W Court lillillli reason of his non-entry.
