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- DAILY EAST 0EE00NIAN, PENDLETON, OEEGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1 Of 0.
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Expert-.;:; - ;
Inspection
When your motor isn't runninjr just ritrht, or some
thinjr else rocs wrong, then is the time to drive over here
and let us locate the trouble. .'..--
Out- expert repair men can often limes save you lota
of time and inconveniences.
REPAIRS AT LOWEST FIGURES
Garofalo Motor
Repair Co.
Watch Us Grow. . f S
. Phone S79-W ' r
Below T.O. 612 West Alta Street
The Little Thrush
it an optlmix. Its etierrful voice sounds Tory niuoli
like VsU-il-MlL" Itntn or sltine. hail, sleet and
wind, will not keep It from singing gingerly.
When everybody seems to fail you. Isn't It one more
reason to grit your teeth and "stlck-it-biU";
And when you nan a Savings Account In this strong
hunk, doing ho for a good purpose, don't let It dwin
dle away, but frtK k. it-bill.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
The AmefrcanNationol Bank
-Pendleton. Oregon.
Si 'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon"
It
prom, H(5Re!!;
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DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL ANO GENERAL
Including Pendleton Pricea and Associated Press Report
The following pricea art the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry. . '.
Eggs, 50 cents. (Retail price Is SO
cents.)
Hens, 28 cents. .
Roosters, 15 cents a pound.' - . ' .
Hens, 15 to IS cents a pound.
Spring fryers, 25 cents a' pound.
Country Ham, Etc. -Ham,
best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality. 4e.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, 81.10 a roll. . (Retail
price Is also $1.10.)
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GKevrolet
IRoadster
Tor sale. Snap up this prize package
before it is too late.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
816 Garden St., Near P. O.
Phone 1027
Porch Furniture
rounding.
Now is the time
to look after Giairs
Rockers and Rugs
for the Porch.
Your evenings are
spent on the porch
and why not be
comfortable and
have nice, cool sur-
We will be pleased to show
hat we can furnish you for the
you w
porch. ' '
Cruikshank & Hampton
' Phone 548 124-128 E. Webb St
Portland Markets
Irop 26c to 50c
Considerable weakness was shown in
the cattle market -Wednesday, when
prices were cut 26 to 60 cents. Even
at the lower prices the market was
slow and weak, with practically no
buyers on hand for the early morning
trading. The total Arrival in all line
of livestock over night was 26 cars.
The tone of the hog market con
tinues steady, several sales being made
at the market top. Receipts overnight
were very light, only 156 head arriv
ing. . .........
General hog market ranger" .
Prime mixed . ........ .815.50 16.00
Medium mixed 14.76feil5.60
Rough heavies 10.00flill.2S
Pigs 11. 76-0)15.7:
Smooth heavies ll.2513.7ii
It would take an extra good lot of
steers, cows and calves to bring the
market top quoted in each of these
lines. There is absolutely no demand
for poor stuff and but a very small
demand for good quality stock.
General cattle range: '
Choice grass steers $10.00 10.50
Good to choice steers':.. S.25&1O.00
Medium to good steers.. 8.50ft) a. 25
Fair to goad . steers ... . . .. 7.50(g) , .8.50
Common to fair steers . .. 6.00! 7.60
Choice cows and heifers. 7.50'iJ 8.0U
Good to choice cows and
heifers ... O.OOiij;- 7.50
Medium to good cows, and .
heifers 6.604? .6.50
Fair, to medium cows and
heifers 4.50 rf 3.60
Canners 3.60a 4.60
Bulls .-. .- 5.50'Si 6.60
Best light calves lLOora 12.0t
Medium calves ......... 9.00 10.60
Heavy calves ........... 7.00 8.50
The mutton market was unchanged
and steady at Tuesday's drop in pricea
Overnight shipment1 was quite large,
2369 head coming in.'
General sheep and lamb range: r
Spring lambs . ..ll.6otyln-60
Cull lambs 7.50f 8.50
Yearlings .. 6.50 7.60
Kwes 2.50'a 6.00
Wethers ....... t.OW 7.00
Kansas City Sliecp and
Cattle Market Active
. KANSAS CITV. July 8. Cattle 9.
5000; beef steers active, steady; top
16.65; hulk, good and choice corn-fed
16.2616.60; she stock strong to 25c
higher; calves steady to 50o higher;
choice velcrs 12.OO13.00; other
classes mostly steady.. -. - , .
Sheen. :,. 000: stcadv:. bulk fat until.
ewes 6.00'u 6.;.0; lambs steady to 25c
higher; tup . natives 15.00: Arizona
14.60; Idaho feeders 10.25.
Committee Accepts Report
For Reopening of WlKat Trade
' CHICAGO. July 8. An advisory
committee, composed iof represents
tires of. all wheat .interests today ac
cepted the report of the committee
representing the loading., grain ex
changes, culling for the reopening of
trading In wheat futures on July 15.
The report provides that there shall
be no trading in deliveries beyond
March or this sldo of December.
The advisory committee also discus.
sed tho transportation situation as It
affects the marketing of wheat. It
was decided that the exchange com
niittce, composed of .two reprosenta
tlves from, each of. the ight grain ex
changes, should remain a permanent
organization, to take up any problem
that may result from the reopening of
trading after a three year suspension
The advisory committee henceforth
will be known us tho -General Oraln
Committee, with the following off!
cers: p ' ' '
. F. 13. Wells. Minneapolis, chairman
P. R. Goodrich,' Winchester. Ind.; vice
chairman; George P.' Case, Minne
apolis, secretary ". '
'TheJltprvme f
Momenty.
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Apprd tension is avoided by
MOTllOfeFfilEND
A preparation of penetrating olU and
medicinal ingredients which la uted to
render the muac.es, cords and tendons
pliable thus greatly reducing tension.
The period should be one of calm
repose as the new dawn draws nearer.
Mother PriessJ is used cxtcrnattj.
At all Druggists,
PradfaU aiilarnrCa. Dpt-F-15, AUsacwOt
BroaclwSw5pcp of : 1 ' '
OicratkiiM in Stocks. ' - '
NEW YOKK, July 8. Tho rccov
try in the stock marfcet which had 11s
Inception at the beslnnin? of the
month, was carried to greater lengths
today on a broader sweep of opera
tiona. although Hpec illative aharett
were again tlie outstanding feature.
Buying of those ieaues waa of - n
more varied and confident charactet
and originated largely at - interior
points, mainly' western and south
western centers while New Kngland
furnished .a -, moderate -, demand for
me tale. ' . .
Kails and shippin, "ha'rcd In the
njovement to a greater degree than al
any recent period-. High .grade trans
continental and coalers - contributed
their proportions to the largest turn- j
over since the first week of June,
probably as a result of the better
transforation nltuation. . . ' - - '
More than half a day's - business
converged around the Usual favorites.
however, such as steels, equipments,
oils,, motors and kindred specialties.
Extreme advuncqs as represented by
leaders of those divisions, ran from 2
to 5 points, with considerable Impair
ment on profit-taking at the close.
Bales amounted to 800,000 hares.
Changes in the money market were
mostly towards further .casement. Call
loans opened at 8 per cent, the'iow
cst initial rate-of th' month, , and
som6 relaxation of time funds ; was
reported, . albeit quotations remained
unalterc'd.
-Mixed conditions prevailed In the
market for foreign exchange; Sterl
ing was firm and the H pania h rate
strengthened but reactionary tenden
cies were displayed by remittances by
Italy, Kpain and .the , Scandinavian
countries. " , . '
The successful floatlon of the $25,
000,000 eight per cent 8wlss loaa,
which was recently nbsorbed, featur
ed the bond market, Anglo-French 6s
also strengthening. Domestic issues.
including the liberty group, were Irre.
glar. Hales,, par value, aggregated
Il4,4&0,00. Old United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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8KVIMi?rOW. OREOOUT
OPPOSITH ROTRIi PBJNTOtiKTOW
Staple Cotton Goods AMr(
: : : tively Priced ::::;,;:v;::',:
" 297 busy stores gives us a purchasing power that enables us to
buy for less the merchandise in everyday use about the home and our
cash selling plan enables us to sell it the same way. A careful Inspec
tion of the materials we sell and the very low prices asked will con
vince you that here is a store that saves you money every day m the
year.
Good Quality Crocheted Bed Spread, '
74x80 .
Good Quality Crochet lied Spread, cut
, corners and scalloped bonier. 74xH4. S3.-1S
Good Quality Crocheted Bed .Spread, cut ,
. corner and small scalloped border.
76x88
45x116 Pillow Cases, excellent quality,
each . P
45x Pequot Cases, hemstitched, each 7c
4iix.-t6 Kxeellent Quality Cases, each. . . 5Sc
81x90 best qiiulity Seamless Kncets . $.
81x99 good quality Seamless Sheets.; SSS.49
81x00 best quality hemstitched sheets $2.8
36 Inch Pillow Tubing, yard ' . . 4c
90 Inch bleached sheeting, good quality,
vard . .. ; .-. , e
73 inch best quality blcaclied jJicctlng .
yard
89o
36 inch fair quality bleached muslin,
yard . o .
30 inch soft finish IUcaclied Muslin.
yard ,.. 2c
36 Inch good quality Bleached Muslin,
. yard , 3c
34 Inch extra quality Iyonsilalo Muslin,
yanl . 85c
38 inch Berkeley Comet Cambric Muslin. -
finished fur tho needle, yard 35o
Berkeley Number 60 Cambric Muslin,
yard . ...i So
Berkeley Number 1O0 Cambric Muslin,
yanl 55o
36 Inch Vnblcaclied Chccse:loth, suitable
for housecleanlng, etc., yawl .-... la t-9e'
36 Inch bleacL-d gauxe. yard 10c
16 inch t'nlon Crasli, blue border, yard SSc'
18 inch r'ancy Striped Cotton Muck
Toweling, yard , v ' s5
18 hieli extra quality Ctdon Huck Toweling,
yard "
18 Inch fancy bordered cotou crash,
yanl ; Wa,
10x10 Inch Terry Cloth Wash Clotlis, pretty ,
pink and blue borders, each 10o
ISxia Inch Wash Cloths, .good quality
Terry Cloth, blue Borders, hkmio- '
gram comer, 3 for i5o
12x1 a inch Wash Ckiths. ' finely woven .
Terry Cloth, mercerized bonier, each 29u
Barber Towels, good heavy buck, llxlt
Inch, doxen ., .....v......... S1.4S
Itordered Huck Towels, 16x33 hi. each ISO
Good quality Huck Towels, woven borders,
' each 35c
Plain bonlered Huck Towels, J 7x34. . . BOO
lted Banded Huck Towels, good quality,
each
16x80 Inch Towels of heavy buck, fancy
bordered ends, each 3o
18x36 bull Hour Be I'is pattern Huck
lirnLstltcJied bonier, eacli ... 35c
Kxtra quality huck in generous sle,V
19x38, cadi 8 50
Kxtra heavy Huck, 18x34. each .' 4o
I.lnen and Cottort Huck Towels, 18x34
Indies, eaili ....;.!!.....,
Fancy hemstitched Border Towels, maple
leaf patterns, with wreath for mono-
grain, each . ' 4o
Heavy Turkish Bath Towel of finely woven
Terry Cloth with Taney all-over pattern In
' blue or gold. 21x42 Inches, each .... t8o
21x40 Inch towel of finely woven: heavy
Terry Cloth with wreath for monogram,
mercerized border, each ......... $1.4)t
J. C Penney Co., A NationwYfle Institution
4
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5-8 to 1.45 3-4. Oats finished 1 l-8c
off to 3-8c up and provisions varying!
from 37c decline to a rise of 10c up.
Bulls in the corn market made
much of the fact that In somo cases
ihe shrinkage of prices had amounted
to nearly twenty cents a bushel as
jompared with last week's top fig
ures. Furthermore demand was stim
ulated by assertions that t his week
would see the end of liberal receipts.
The readiness with - which offerings
were' absorbed gave additional Im
petus to the upturn In values. Near
the end of the day, however, the mar
ket had an overbought appearance.
Kfforts to realize profits on newly ac
quired holdings followed and during
the last thirty minutes of trading all
the advance was virtually wiped Out
with December closing at l-2c to 7-8
net loss.
. Bearish crop estimates counted
somewhat in overcoming strength that
oats developed in sympathy with corn.
; Provisions wero swayed for the
most part by the action of grain.
Packers bought to a moderate extent.
Quality PRINTING at ReasoriableTrices ;
i" East Oregonian Printing Department 1 -
Seattle Hog ItccHpta
Steady, Cattle ljwcr
- SEATTLE. Wash., July 7 Hogs,
receipts 114: steady; prime 16.71if
18.10; medium to choice 14.60 15.75:
rough heavies 11.0013.00; pigs 13.00
13.00.
Cattle, receipts 364; 25c lower on
steers and 50 75c on cows; prime
10.60fj 11.00; medium to choice 9.00
10.00'; common to good 6.00 4i 7.60;
best cows and heifers 7.S6; medium tr
choice 7.00 4i 8. Oil; common to good
5.OO(ri6.50! bulls 5.60&6.50; calves
f.OOIt 14.00. .
Chk-ago Corn Market
Jumi l Materially. ' -' i
CHICAGO July 8.' Corn scored a
material advance in price today, ow
ing chiefly to belief that a reaction
was due after the recent big break.
Gains however. ' were not held. The
close was unsettled 7-8c net lower to
3-8c advance, with September (1.60
1-8 to fl.60 1-2 and December 1.4j
rirtner Tone hi the
Market for Vffce Futures
' NEW YORK. July 8. There was
firmer tone In the market for coffee'
(Uturcs today owing to rallies In San
tos futures and reports that promin
ent importing interests bad taken up
July notices amounting to 6.000 bogs
so far this, month. These features
led to covering after recent severe
declines after oponlng unchanged to
ten points higher, active months sold
about 22 to 32 points above last night's
closing with September touching 11.90
and December 12.00; or fifty to fifty-
five points above the low levels of
last week. Closing prices were within
2 or' 3 po'lnts of the best, showing net
Kalns of-28 tp 38 points. July 12.78;
Sept. 1 1.88; Oct. 11.91; December.
11.98; January 12.03; March 12.10;
May 12.15.
Spot coffee,' dull and nominal.
Additional Market News on Page to
Golden West
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The Cream of Ice Creams
The Perfect End of a Good Dinner at
AH Good Dealers; in All Good Flavors;
Brick or Bulk. , , ;
COZY PILLIARD HALL
HARRY LEEDY .
: ' : . FRANK GRIGGS
DUPUIS CIGAR STORE
WELCH'S CIGAR STORE :
A. L. DTJNLAP
mmim
Qive your child
clean, healthy hair
X Shampoo ntularli with WlU-
2 root Liquid Shampoo Soap,
s Cleansef perfectly, yet doe
g not make hair and scalp hantt
5 and dry a moat soap doe.
Made br the maker! of wild
root Hair Tonic.
Economy Dmg Co.
vSmircwiNfiirr'r'Bravliiiai ;ilFnt'l:!,"':!:;;!;I:!:",:,,
?!i.;a;aSli:Bl'iiaai;::aji'lii'lai
Carload of
Buicks
arrived and all delivered. , Four
more will arrive this week. Order
yours now be on timefor they
wont last long. f
Oregon Motor Garage
Phon 468
INCORPORATE ' ' '
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Distributor r
CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICIC ESSEX
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