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Lowering Costs to the Consumer of
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS, .
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BEARD'S CASH STORE
300 West Webb St
Phone 432
Public ConiidfiP.ee
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it Is PITUJO COXFIIMvXCE Uutt gives a bank now.
r In a community. ,
Tlie people here In Its trying years trusted Uio Am
erican National Bank when It was In Its beginning,
nd tliat public trust baa never iwavered during lis
Vveloiimenl Into Die big. modern bank It is today.
(Ve solicit your Chedkmg Savings or Commercial
tcoounta.
ThcAmcfiCianNali(malBank
Pendleton. Oregon.
"Strongest Sank in Gaston Oregon
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CHRISTMAS may seem a long way off but we
are already making pictures to be used as Christmas
remembrances.
Aune Wheeler Studio
222E.Alta . Phone 533
-rC PEANUTS hzE-
Cor OUT UtTH HB . To .TWO
CJe-Gi 2 TUtS. SICK! SAVS M DvIWC
PICTURE UOVreR. NOT CVNCH'ROOnffl
DAfLYr MARKET NEWSrTOL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Eeports
The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. 'Wherever retail
prices are. given the face will be spe
cifically mentioned.
Hens and I'oultry. .
Eggs; 70' cents in trade. (Retail price
is 76 cents.)
Hens, 2(r tent.
Spring fryers. 18 cents a pound.
Country Ham, Eta.
htm, best quality, 28c.
Bacon, best quality. 40c.
.Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, 11.25 a roll. (Retail
price is also 11.16.) I'S1
Boys' Fleeced
Union Suits
89c, 98c
SAVE YOURSELF $ $ S
by having your Raw Pur made into
- FUfE Fl'KS
at our place-? At the same time your
old ones remodeled, repaired, cleaned
so they look like new. At prices that
are right. In
TAX 1 1)1 TI (.MY
we mount anything from a fly to an
elephant.
M. It. MOIIR
Spokane, Wash. . 2 Bernard St., So.
Write about our deer head contest.
gwwai.rigg
Cabaret Dancing Every Evening at the
Jolly Inn
Cafeteria ;
Basement St George Hotel ?
Come and dance to your heart's content
amid the most favorable surroundings.
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iiHim'H!ii'nnniniH!'W!!ii;siniiiiii
ti lilt ii I n f H i7!! II irinlliji
km DonionKlration To-day of
iva Feature the McOougall
This Exclu-Auto-Front
OWOW
Third. 0ay To-day of Our Big Ten-Iale bale oi eweov
1526 Model McDougalls
McDougaU
TheOntAutoFronlKifchenCabinet
We can not forecast prices on these cabinets after this
lot is sold. There is no telling how big your savings w II
be bv purchasing now. These are the highest quality
kitchen cab.tvets on the market. Everything about them
is top grade. And quality materials are constantly rising
i. .ruiti Ko come before this stock ts soiu.
u.nuiPUii,- Oi fnmniis "Auto-Front"
places swinging doors. Drops oien automatically,
clever. See it!
Today we are
feature. Re-
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Very Liberal Term, If Deired, While Thii
Sale LatU. End in One Week.
Cruikshank & Hampton
iSTTm'E. Webb St. QUALITY COCMTS Pbooe MS
SALESMAN
WANTED
Preferably married man liv
ing in "Eastern Oregon, for
n established quality food
line. Must be a man wltn
ability. Order taker cannot
make good. Application
will be treated as confiden
tial. Address P. O. Box No. 12i,
Portland, Oregon
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Diseases ana
Diseases of Women. X-Bay
Therapeutics.
Electro-
Temple Bid.
Phone 41t
Boom 11
IOwer Prkej In (fettle
ana j I op, ijj-vaYil
Total rtrngnf livestock In the north
Portland alleys -Monday included 123
caraumpaied with 117 a week ago,
oi twjJ'.wcks"-ago, 67 four weeks ago
and 12f cars, a year ago. Of tha arri
cals. tight ears went through .to other
points, llbgg were lower, cattie weak
and lovycr; while sheep and lambs were
about steady.
Whila there was only. 471 head ot
hogs reported in the North Portland
alleys for. Monday, depression ; was
general in the trade, and a loss of 25
to -j50 cents .was forced In the price.
The price.' Here has been completely
out of line with eastern conditions and
valucfl and a lower price here was not
ural. . Tops in the hog alleys sold
around $15.00 to 115.75.
General hog market range: '
Prime mixed 115.00 15.75
Medium mixed.'..' 14. 60015. 00
Smooth heavy . 14.75. 16.25
Rough heavy 11.0013.75
Pigs .U 12.0014.00
With a run of 2832 head in the alleys
the Monday morning market for cattle
was slow and depressed at North Port
land. One sale of a load of cows was
made at an extreme level, but this did
not . reflect the general situation
Trices indicated lower figures . even
I at the opening, but holders were try-
; ing to. save themselves and no early
sales were made.' . ,
lienoral cattie range: '
Choice grass. steers ;....$ S.754
Good to' choice steers ... 7.75
Medium to gcod steers . . 6.76 0
Fair to good steers 6.2511
Common to fair steers-.: - B.50 6.25
Choice cows-and heifers.. 6.60 (gi 7.00
Choice to good cows and
heifers, . . . ,
Medium to good cows and
heifers C, ..' 4.60 C60
Canners 2.76 4.76
Bulls 6.000 (.01
Choice dairy calvea... 13.00 15.00
Heavy calves .......... 7.00 MO
Best light calvea . .TTV.XJJ OO 013.00
Medium light caUes - i. ; 11.00 11.00
Best feeders ... v7-00 7.50
Rather fair run wa.sbown in the
sheep and lamb alleys at North Port-
land lor Monaay.- vjciriy -iimiiis iimi
cated a steady tone for both sheep
S.50
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7.75
(.75
5.50. 6.75
OTHERS SELL COAL
WE SELL
Boys' Wool
i y njarkinnws
C $7.90, $8.50, $9.90 .
' PENDIiETON, ORE. "
OpiMMite Hotel Pendleton.
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The Best Clothes
for Your Boy Are
The Cheapest j
In speaking of Penney Jrclothes for
your son we don't try to influence.our
decision by continually playing-ttp the
very attractive prices we sell these "
good clothes for. . ' - ' ' : '
There are so many commendable fea
tures embodied in Penney Jr.'s .that
they continue to emphasize ' themselves ,
long after you have forgotten what you
actually paid for the suit. : "r ,;
Specially selected woolens thoroughly 1
shrunk and tested before cutting; ,
Double elbow cloth, guaranteed mohair
linings, special canvas fronts rein
forced pockets.! Pants have- tlouble
seat, double . knees, lined throughout
with extra duality lining, taped seams, .
belt loops, adjustable;bottoras, and non- 'a
ravel pocket facings. : - v :
Some mighty good ; looking' fabrics
tailored in the very newest' styles for
boys are shown in these sturdy suits at. -$1475,
to $19.50. k .
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Other good (Mies for bos
Vr . .$8.51), $9.90, $13.50
HIGH GRADE GINGHAMS 33c YARD
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Offering our entire stock A F; C; Toile Du Nord and Red Seal .
Ginghams at the very attractive price quoted above. This is not 7
a "Special Sale." This price will prevail until our present large
and attractive stock is disposed of. However, our reputation for
unusual values everyday in the year will create unusual demand '
with this announcement If you would have some of these, pretty J
ginghams, shop early. ; :- , V ' , ! ' - ,' '
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and lambs and prices were unchanged.
General sheep and lambs range:
East of mountain lambs. $ 1.00 (.50
Willamette valley lambs. 8.00 8.6(
Feeder lambs ....... i... 8,00 8.60
Cull lambs ............ 5.00 (.06
Yearlings 6.00 7.60
Wethers (.00 (.60
VWM'.V 1.25 (.0t
THE COAL WITH NO REGRETS.
Phone 178'
SHY T HE -L0 N ERG A F 1 CO
Quality Quantity Ssnricej
Pre-Electlon Boom Meets
With scant Success ' " '
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. Efforts by
professional traders to create a pre
election boom in the stock market
Monday met with scant success, finan
cial .and industrial conditions acting
as a check upon speculative excesses. ,
The money market reflected last
week's higher rates for call loans and
the heavy deficit in actual reserves of
clearing house banks. Today's open
ing rate was eight per cent with an
advance to ten per cent in the last
hour. Withdrawal tomorrow of 128,-
000,000 government funds by the fed
era! reserve bank also' contributed to
Jhe stringency, .
Cables from London strengthened
the belief that events', were shaping
toward an early solution of the BritiHh
labor situation. These were supported
by a brisk rally .in sterling. exchange
which rose ( l-3c -. -J : '
. Steels were among the , few. active
and strong issues, including United
States Steel. . ' . . - -
..Oils, coopers and sugars, utilities and
sundry specialties embraced the other
prominent and variably higher stocks
but rails were .dull .and mostly, heavy
wnn 'uaciions aim BiiiuyinsB,
Fruit featured the late decline at a net
loss ;of 7 1-8 points and Coca Cola
lost- 4 3-4 points on -rumors -of un
favorable dividend action. .Sales were
475,000 shares. 1 '. , '. '
' Trading In bonds' was comparatively
light and narrow, all domestic issues,
including liberties easing, with heavi
ness in local utilities, and no future in
the active foreign 'flotations. ;Total
sales, par value, 113.650,0.00. Old U.
S. Bonds unchanged on call.. I
Rfporta ot Cheap Sales '' '
lower Price of Wheat '
. CHICAGO, Oct; 26. Wheat prices
developed- weakness. Monday largely
as a result of assertions. that as low as
$1.60 a bushel had been accopted for
wheat In Nebraska".:, Tt)e market clos
ed unsettled, and the same kit Hntur-
day's finish to lo lower,, with; Ddcem-'
ber 1.09V4 to 1.09 and March 1.92
to 1.93. ' ,
Corn finished at lttc decline to l-8c
advance, oats off 18 to V4o and provi
sions unchanged to 40o down. '
(Bears In the wheat market made
much of the fact Wiat receipts at Oma
ha showed a material Increase not
withstanding predictions that rural
sales would be halted..' Besides the
enlargement of arrivals, consignment
notices at Omaha were also said to
have grown heavier. An Increase of
the visible supply total for the country
as a whole was a further handicap to
the bulls. On the other hand, the
market during a short while after the
opening displayed an upward tendency
In connection with advices pointing to
a quicK enaing oi me urmoii v"
strike. Buying, however, 1 subsided
when it appeared that no Important
new export business was In sight.
Corn and oats paralleled trie action
of wheat Provisions were depressod.
,20c higher; medium kind strongest';
early sales 13.75; better kinds held for
Y5.S0; she stock steady to 2 Go higher;
good cows 8.60; bulk 6,60 7.00; ear
ners and bulls steady; bulk canners
7':? 5; calves steady to . weak ; better
grades .voalers 12.00 13.60; Blockers
and feeders steady to 26c higher. i
Sheep 6,000;' steady. . Western ewes
C,pO; fat lambs mostly 26o higher; top
westerns 12.36; feeding lamos strong;
top-11.60. V ' '
Hops Quiet) Ilides and - '
Wool Kemaln Unchanged
NEW .YORK,. Oct. 26. Hops quiet;
Mate, orop of 1920, 605,5; ot H19.
43 47; Pacific Coast or 19ZV, 60U
53; -of 1919, 4760.- liUlcs and wool
unchanged. ' ; - :
Receipt Aw plentiful - - -
and Quotation irmdy. " . ".
SEATTLE."" Oct..6! lfogs--Re-ceipts
689; 'stoady.' "Hog quotaiivnii:
Prime, lS.6OJ(.00.medlum to choice
14.60 16.50; smooth .livlcs'liO'
14.00 ; . rough . .heavies 1 l.tfto 1 3.00:'
piga liQO 011.901 ; r . . : - ;
Cattle iteeel'pta 476 Steady Cattle
quotations: Prime steers 9-5O'Q.Q0;'
medium to choice, 8.00 9.00 ; com
mon to good, (.Bpf.60; best 'cows
and heifers 7.067.60; medium , to
choice 6.60 6.60; common to .good
4.005.60; balU 4.006.I0; calves,7-00
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Kill That Cold With
emmw quinine
Cold, Coafbt
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La Grip
' Neglected Colds are Dangerous , ;.( , '', , ...
I'ikVn'o clisncisl " Keep this standard remedy handy forth flcst snseu. '
:.-( .'. fireakrirra coktifiv34 honrsT-Rv r.t-
iQjjpp,- jn' j d,ytExcelUnt for rUadache ! . ...
Quinine "in ibis form deis not slfect'the bead Ccrauj boot Tonic
Laxative Ntf Opiate in Hill's. . '' ' ' '
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL, 7F
Sheep and Oatsle Steady , !
to Higher at K. O.
' KANSAS CITY, Ot. 26. Cattle 23,-
000; beef and steerg uneven, steady to
Carload of
Gadillacf
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4 and 7 Passenger Cars for immediilio ' '
delivjry. .v.,;
Oregon fotor ' (j-ardge
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