East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 13, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

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    PAOE TWELVE
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1020.
TWELVE PAGES
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
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Put Your Car
in Good Hands
Xo matter what work you may want done on your car,
you may rest assured that it will be properly done if it
comes to us.
Why not pivc us a trial and let the results determine
future relations between us? Pay us a call and we can
talk it over.
Garof alo Motor
Repair Co.
Watch Us Grow.
Phone 879-W
Below T.O. 612 West Alta Street
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The Wise Owl
The owl. live btril svinholiziju; wisdom, lias given,
ri.ie to a lot or different stories. -Many a voting
roupk- liavc lorn startled by its uiii'vix-ctctl Hoot
Hoot during tJic late hours of an eveniug.
Sk-cring diirinR daytiino mitJu one cj oivn and
keeplnc still, lias earned tit tlic reputation or being
a wle bird.
AnjTUr, it la well to know liow to keep still and in
the meantime "Saw iwood."
IVopJe who in a quiet way save; a goodly iart of
tlieir earnings ami deposit it in a strong bank, arc
Uiosc who arc ready tor tlio opportunity wlicn it is
offered.
SAVINGS DEFAKTMENT.
The American National Bank
Pendleton. Oregon.
"Strongest Bantc in Gastern Oregon"
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rDAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL "
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Report Jl
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Tire
and
Used Gar Sale
Goodrich 33x4 Cords, regular price
$57.16, our priqe $17.00. Save $10.16.
Other tires in proportion.
Our bij sacrifice sale 011
used
cars
will interest you.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
816 Garden St., Near P. O.
Phm 1027
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The following prices are the prices
being paid tx producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will bo spe
cially mentioned. '
Kggs ami Poultry.
Eggs, GO cents. (Retail price is B0
centa.)
Hens, 28 cents.
Roosters. 15 cents a pound.
Hens, 16 to 18 cents a pound.
Spring fryers. 26 cents a pound.
Country Mam, Etc
Ham, best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality. 40c. .': -
Butter Fat and Uutter.
Ranch butter, 81.10 a roll. (Retail
price is also 11.10.)
Steadier Tone In
Cattle Market
A steadier tone was displayed in all
lines Monday at the North Portland
stockyards. Considerable strength was
shown In the hog market, following
remarkably light week-end receipts.
which caused prices to advance 50Gi)
75c. Total run in all three lines was
78 cars.
Early morning sales in the hog al
leys were made at the new market
top. Total run over the week-end was
but 503 head.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed 316. 25ffr 16.75
Medium mixed 15.75 (fit 16.2",
Hough heavies 10.00 12.00
Pigs 12.00i14.73
Smooth heavies 12.00i& 14.75
The entire cattle market showed u
firm tone Monday, with an advance li
prices in the cheaper steer lines.
Prices were from i5fp75c higher. One
load of extra fancy cows, which 'will
dress almost as good as any fancy
steers, shipped in by J. A. Wilson of
Condon, were sold for 89.65
General cattle range:
Choice grass steers
flood to choice steers . . .
Medium to good steers. .
Fair to-good steers
Common to fair steers . .
Choice cows and heifers.
Good to choice cows and
heifers ..' 6.50
Medium to good cows and
heifers D.oUe
Fair to medium cows and
heifers 4.50ii
dinners ' .1.r,0a
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Columbia
Grafonola
The eflufdc system of tone
control of the Columbia Gra
fonola enable you to modulate
i(m toue volume with merely a
lout- h.
The Non-Kvt 'Automatic Ptop,
another rwluKlve Columbia fea
ture, automatically stops the
motor at the end of a record
rtrardles of itH length. Noth
ing to move, or wt, or measure.
Come in and hear what'
chunks of pleasure the Colum
bia Grafonola provides.
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EXTENSION GATES FOR CHILDREN
Something new, something handy. Keep the little ones secure on
the porch. The gate extends across the porch entrance.
Special Price of $2.00 While They Last.
Cruikshank & Hampton
Phone 548
124-128 E. Webb St
Bulls 5.50 6.G0
Best light calves 1 1.00 ii 12.00
Medium calves .........' 9.00010.00
Heavy calves 7.00 Sjl 8.60
One load of extra fancy lambs, 4
head, shipped In from Grass Valley by
C B. Beishce, brought 50c above the
market, top Monday. They sold for
811.50. per hundred pounds. The
sheep and lambs markets were steady
Monday,- ' Quotations on cast of the
mountain, lambs were resumed Mon
day.
General sheep and lamb range:-
Eaat of mountain lambs. 818.504) 11.00
Cull lambs. 7. DO Si) 8.60
Yearlings 8.50IS) 7.5b
Ewes 2.S0j 6.00
Wethers 6.00 7.00
.810.00 fi' 10.50
. 9.75 1v 10.00
. 8.75( 9.75
. 8.00'if)
. 6.75 5i
. 7.60iJ
8.75
8.00
8.00
7.50
i.00
5.50
4.50
Stocks Open With
Reactionary Movements.
New York, July 13. (By A. P.)
The week on the stock exchange be
gan with reactionary price move
ments which seemed to measure the
less optimistic views of traders in con
ncction with the latest financial and
industrial developments.
Advices dealing with tho steel and
iron ilndUHtry were once more discon
certing because , of the increused
freight congestion and consequent
fuel shortage. Many special stocks,
such as textiles, leathers and rubbers
denoted the unsettled trend.
Oils, popular ' steel ' equipments
and shippings -comprised the weaker
The money market was under care
ful scrutiny as a resultof last Friday's
10 per cent, rate tor call money ana
the heavy shrinkabe. of . reserves re
ported by The clearinghouse, f Today's
opening rate of eight per - cent ' re
mained unchanged. ' -
Further gold imports amounting to
83,150,000 were reported, with an ad
ditional engagement of ' 81,300.000 In
transit. , . ' .
Trading 'in bonds was unusually
Ught and within corresponding nar
row limits. The trend including lib
erty issues was lower. ' Total sales, par
vnluo, 89.250. 00J). Old I'nited States
bonds were unchanged on call.
issues, losing two to eight points. Sales
775,000 share
Vacation Days are travel days
Everyone plans on going somewhere on their vacation and usu
ally the going requires one or more pieces of luggage. Many people
think that present leather prices makes it out of the question for them
to consider first quality hand baggage. A glance at the price tick
ets on the excellent bags and cases displayed in our large center win
dow will offer further evidence of the ability of this Nation-wide
institution to keep prices on first class merchandise . down to the
minimum. i . .
STEAMER TRUNKS, 34 and 36 inches long, metal and fibre cov
ered, built for traveling, strong center band reinforcements of metal
and heavy trunk hardware, self -locking on the better grades $9.90 to
$21.50. .
DRESS TRUNKS, 32, 34, 36 inch sizes to select, from,,' inexpen
sive metal covered trunks, protected by ash slats, one trap; paper
lined, Yale locks, some have heavy trunk straps for extra reinforce
ment, $6.90, $9.90, $10.90. - :
FIBRE DRESS TRUNKS are undoubtedly the best appearing
and most serviceable luggage. 34 and 36 inch are the big utility fa
vorites. The lower priced ones are attractively lined and have one
tray, others have two trays and full cretonne lining, $17.50 and more.
FIBER SUIT CASES, 24 and 26 inch sizes with and without lea
ther straps, $1.69, $1.79, $1.98, $2.25, $3.49, $3.98, $4.50, $6.90.
GENUINE COWHIDE SUIT CASES of good quality stock,
straps all around, good locks and catches, attractively lined, 1 $10.90,
$12.50, $12.90, $19.75, $21.50. T
GENUINE LEATHER BAGS Cowhide, pig skin, walrus and
goat, linings of leather, serge and fabric leathers, leather i covered
frames, concealed locks, lift catches, bags of style, service and dis
tinction, $3.98, $6.50, $12.90, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50, $24.75, $27.50, $32.50
$34.75, $37.50.
DU PONT CRAFTSMAN QUALITY HAND LUGGAGE, ex-
quisitely grained and finished as the finest leather with more service
than can hope to get from medium priced 'leather luggage, $8.90,
$10.50, $10.90. - ' , ,
FABRIC LEATHER BAGS, give good service at small outlay.
We show them in black and. brown priced at $3.98, $4.50,
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"J. C. Penney GV.,TA Nationwide iMiitutioii .
We don't expect you to buy a car
load of Wood. Wc will be pleased to
receive your order for your next win
ter's supply of wood in any Quantity.
Oak
Fir
Slab wood
Phone 178
Km
SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO
Quality Quantity Service
Fruit Is Selling
In Local stores.
. Black caps are selling at 85 a crate
in local nmrlf IB. with the same price
isked for red raspberries.- Dowbcr-
r cs sell for 84.25 a crate. Bluckbcr-
rleri are Just coming Into the markets
Hid the retail price is 84.25 a urate.
Home-Grown Vegetables ,
Are tn .Markets.
Home grown cucumbers and toma
toes are selling in the Pendleton mar
kets... Field cucumbers sell at from
10 to 15 cents each while tomatoes pre
25' cents a pound. This price Is ex
pected o drop when the vegotable be
jomcs more plentiful. . - '.
Kansas f'lljr CnUln
.Market null.
KA'SAH CITY, July 13. ;attlo, re
ceipts lfi.nnO; heavy bocf steers dull;
I ivjt heavies 10.50; native grass steers
15 (it 25c lower; other regular but
mostly steady; prime medium 16.90;
top yearlings 16:50; sho stock! steady
to weak; bulk 1.500 10. 00: ennners
mostly 4.000 4.50; quarantine cattle
receipts 38 cars; 5 to 15c lowor; sales
7.75(3 12.25: bulk 10.20(a) 11.85; qquar
antino calves 10.50.(8)11.60; other
classes generally steady: bulk good ,
uud cholco vcalcrs ll.50ipl2.50.
Sheep 6.000; unoven, steady; native
western 5075o highor; bulk 7.00iS?
8.00; lamhs 25(S50o higher; tup na '
tlves 15.f.o'. . '." '
Dr. A. M. Simmons:
Eeycsight Specialist ' '
renlnnil llulldlng, 647 Main Street
Phone 4.1A-.I Pendleton. Oreeoti
Price of Potatoes
Drops to 10 Cents.
The price of now, potatoes has drop
ped to 10 cents a pound. ' This vege
table is becoming more plentiful In
local markets. " - .
lllg Watcrnnjlon ;
Crop Is Ktuectcd. . f
'A Alg watermelon crop , is expected
at Milton this yoar. At present the
local.. stores are selling California
melons and tho price is 6 cents a
pound.
'of feo r'utures
Ixc Hally
NEAV YORK. July 13. Tho market
for coffee futures Ifjst the greater part
of Its rally of lute this week .during to
day's trading with both September and
December contracts again 'breaking
Irelow the 12 cent level. This was due
to the renewed woakness of the Santos
market which seemed to ho the more
impressive in vlcy of the, unsettled
weather conditions reported In Bao
Paulo, and after opening at a decline
of 35 to 63 points,, active months here
sold at & decline of 65 to 79 pointa
his carried September off to 11.88
and December to 11.99 and the close
as at the lowest prices of the day,
showing a net decline of 75 to 80
points. July 12.85; Sept. 11.79: Oct.
11.83; Dec. 11.89; January 11.90;
March 11.94; May 12.02.
Spot coffee was reported dull and
nominal on tne basis of 12 3-4 for
Bio 7's and 19 91-3 to 21 1-3 for San
tos 4's.
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Buicks
arrived and all delivered. Four
more will arrive this week. Order
yours now be on time -for. they
wont last long.
Oregon Motor Garage
' ' WCORPO RATCB
Distributor -- --
CADILLAC, HUDSON, BUICK,' ESSEX
AND ACASON TRUCKS
PI.OD4I488 19-121 W Court