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V twelv; .vrA'JiES PACE TWTLVS DAILY EAST OREQONIAR, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1920, LIIILU'HII '.'.'V.1 -""--"' 3; ffliniiiiM II Do Your Xnias Shopping Early jj QJJJBU11STS PE EVERETT TRUE J. J. fenncy Co., A .Nationwide Institution "YOU MAO VOSNTY Of TMC3 TOi Zjop you' owsa tvc?K or thc Cl?oSSrjG fTCK. THCS COP BUiW MIS WHlSTt-e LADIES don't buy your hats until you have scon the bcauti-, ful display of Velour and Beaver and Pattern Hats. A TRICE AND A HAT TO SUIT YOU PRNDTiFTTON, orb Opposite Hotel IVndleton. dOvercoats i i ,l y J H' - '' villus an RAWS CASH STORE 4 Just a few steps off Main 300 West Webb St. ALSO E3 our showing of Fancy and Staple Groceries will in- terest you they are priced low. Get your Thanks-EE- giving order in now. 3 Phone 432 FREE DELIVERY ilSlSlllil!illll!l!!l!ll!!l!l!!n I Experience , i -:1 El 11 111 I . Our exiieiionce achieved by liadlinc man' aried matu-rs of business, banking and trust ovur a peri od of thirty two years, works continually for tlie ad vantage of imr customers. It (s one of tlie strong factors in the excellence of tlie American National Sorvk'e. You are invited to avail yourself of our experience for your own benefit anil that of others in whoso welfare you arc Interested. , TheAmerflfationalBank Pendleton. Oregon. - "Strongest Bank in Gastern Oregon" East Oregouian Printing Department. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices- l ft - - Y DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press P.eports Thanksgiving turkeys are retailing for 45 cents a pound, in local poultry shops. The price is approximately the same as was charged last year. The birds are cheaper here than In Portland where the retail price is from 55 to 60 cents. Thanksgiving fowls are plentiful and the stores are showing many birds. Producers re ceive 30 cents a pound for turkeys. Spring chickens and hens, also very, plentiful, bring 18 cents a pound to the producer. Veal brings from 10 to 16 cents a pound. ; Eggs are retailing for 85 cents a dozen and the same price Is paid to the producer. Kanch butter brings the producer $1.20 a roll. K!!H!''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!ilffl!l!!l!!!!I!!!!!!'l!!l!l!!i -'"fill i i i i h 1! mm But il l HI i- '"' L';''"f"1 T In i ill "" ' lilil llocs I'irnMT and Higher W ith Sheep Market Intact Only 4 1 loads of livestock came to Xorth Portland over Sunday but 12 irore care were due shortly after noon -Monday. Hogs were firmer and high er despite Eastern weakness. Cattle were also higher, while sheep and ltmbs held intact. ' In the cattle alleys there continues ar. absence of really worthwhile qual ity stuff. The official run was 789 hi ad, but most of the 12 cars due late in the day were reported to be cattle. No change was o.uuted for top steers because of the absence of that quality but other steers and cows and heifers were ahout a quarter above Saturday. Most of the strength, In cattle was due to the small run. General cattle range: Choice steers Good to choice steers . . . Medium to good steers. . Fair to good steers Common to fair steers . . Choice cows and heiferB . Good to choice cows and heifers Medium to good eras and heifers Fair to medium cows and heifers Canners Bulls Choice dairy calves Heavy caives Best light calves ..... . Medium light calcs ... Choice feeders Fair to good feeders ... 5.75 8.76 lop diversion stuff was sold at 12.75 In the North Portland yards at the opening of the Monday tAide. I There was a very small run of 413 i m-ad in the swine alleys and bidding was good for this supply. For other tops the market did not reach above ? 12.50 during the morning. General hog market range: Prime mixed $12.0012.50 Smooth heavy 11.5012.00 Hough heavy 9.00 10.50 Fat pigs 10.00 11.5(1 Feeder pigs 10.00 12.00 In the sheep and lamb alleys there was a run of 1107 head, compared with 2585 a week ago, but the trend of the trade appeared just steady. Some fair early sales were shown at former prices. General sheep and lamb range: Fast of mountain lambs $ 9.50ii 10.00 Willamette valley lambs 8.50 9.00 Feeder lambs 8.00 8.60 Cull lambs 5.00 6.00 Yearlin.TS .00 7.50 Wethers .00 (.54 Ewes LOO 4.50 Dining Room Furniture That will lend a most pleasing atmosphere to your home may be had in suites or separate pieces, con sisting of extension table, serving table, china cabi net, buffet and chairs. ' They come in several different finishes, including Jacobean oak, American walnut, brown mahogany and the popular golden oak dull. We invite your personal inspection. 8. DO'S 9.0(1 7."( 8.00 6.50T 7.50 . 6.00fi 6.50 5.25 6.00 6.50 Op 7.00 5.50 W '6.50 4.50fi 5.50 S.SOTi) 4.50 2.75ft 3.50 6.00 ffl 6.00 In 3 Attractive Price Groups $21.50 $29.50 $34.75 The enthusiasm with which our friends have seized the opportun ity to buy good clothes at $21.50 has made great inroads upon the large number of suits we offered at this extremely low price. While many men in Pendleton1 are already wearing a suit from this low priced group a good as sortment still remains. To this splendid showing of suits so economically , priced we have added two more groups that dis play worth at the price as much out of the ordinary as in the assort ment at $21.50. $29.50 AND $34.75 GROUPS Clothes of the cleverest styles, fashioned of highest grade fabrics by tailors of national reputation make up these two new lots. Don't think of buying a new suit for the Holidays, without investi gating the savings offered by our cash selling plan. No Charge for Alterations. Winn mm J. C. Penney A Nationwide Institution SiiM-k Market "Turns the Comer' Siieeiilators Say. NEW YOKK, Nov. 23. In the ver nacular of the speculative clement the stock market Monday "turned the cor ner," the list almost as a whole manl ffstlng an unmistakable disposition to throw off the acute depression of the last three weeks. The improvement extending from 2 to almost 10 points in many issues, was accomplished in the face of renewed unsettlement in other markets for leading staples, not ably grains and other foodstuffs. ICventfl over the Sunday recess were niainly helpful to the recovery of stocks. Ixical federal reserves strengthened and call money dropped to five percent, the lowest quotation in many months. Foreiun exchange indicated firmer conditions abroad, although "London reported further distrust over the out- 13 do H 14.00 look for commodities and contraction 7.0011? 9.00 of trading In securities growing out of 11.00nl3.00 the situation in Greece. Industrial 9.0011.00 developments at home, especially in 6 ." 5 -in 7.25 the west and southwest, pointed t continued retrenchment, this being evidenced by the additional decrease in tonnage of leading railway systems running out of Chicago and St. "Louis. As was expected, today's greatest gain was made by Issues of recent weakness In the steel, equipment, oil and shipping divisions. The more con. spulcuous net gains Included Crucible Steel 8 7-8: Mexican Petroleum 8 1-4: Pun-American Petroleum 5 1-4. Sales 1,100,000 shares. ' Convertible railway bonds 'benefitted chiefly by the rise In stocks' and lib erty Issues also closed at gains. Total tales, par value, $13,850,000. Old L". 8. bonds unchanged on call. riggx. Hutter and Produce at Seattle on Same Letcl SEATTLE, Nov. 23. Eggs Selei t local ranch, white shells 78c per donpn; pullets 64c; storage 62c. Hotter City creamery In cubes, f,8c per lb.; bricks or prints 59c; soconds In cubes 52c; bricks, 5Sc; country cream ery extras cost to Jobbers In cubes. 64c; s;orage 4 8i 50c. futile and Slwcp Steady: I'll IiiiIjs mid f alveM Higher. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23. Cattle 22,500; beef steers mostly steady; sales 7 '(1 11.23; vealers ateudy, best 13; other calves mostly HOo higher; .. all other classes uneven but generally steady to 25c higher; choice Colorado ' rowsv 8.60; bulk she stock 5.25$ 7.; eanners mostly 3.50 to 3.75! Shcup 11.000; sheep and feeding lambs steady; fat lambs strong to 25c higher; fed Iambs 11.25; fed yearllngr I 8.50. , . Paralysis of ISuyiiig I-ads to General I"rice Collapse. Cruikshank & Hampton "Quality Counts 124-28 E. Webb Phone 548 THE MORE CAREFUL YOU ARE TO BUY THE BEST COAL, THE MORE CERTAIN YOU WILL BE TO BUY CHICAGO. Nov. 23. Paralysis of ; general buying led to a collapse of 11 1-2 a bushel Monday in the price of i wheat. The market afterward rallied j a little but the close was scml-dcmor-! alizd 2 1-2 to 9c net lower with Dec. 1.60 to 1.60 1-2 and March 1.55 to 1.56. . Corn gained .1-4 to 2 1-2 and oats lost 1-4 to 1 1-8. In provisions there was a setback ranging from 75o to $1.50 Almost complete lack of confidence in the bull side of the wheat market was shown by. a majority of traders. .Some of tho moro adventurous spirits in the pit evinced a disposition at the outset to act on opinions that a de cided reaction was due after the dras tic liquidation which of late had been forced on speculative holders. In creased selling pressure that quickly developed, however, made would'be Purchasers take fright, and appeared tc center attention more than over cn Liarish aspects of the economic situ ation. Downward swings .of wheat prices thereupon Increased in violence, despite word of expert business total ing 1,000,000 bushels and notwith s'ai ding a big decrease In the visible si.pply total. The important exception was that shorts in March delivery covered ac tively cl tho last. Corn and oats In sympathy with the. wtaknets of wheat dragged below any records since 1913, but then corn oe "anie limn r. Acute depression In the hog market sent provisions down grade. WE HAVE MONEY IK) you want money? If so, emio In and wo u. Wo arc. prepanxl to negollatn loans on wheat land lying north or east of It-ndlcton. live years, to Iiy. and a very reasonable rale, of IntoroKt. Wo represent tho VKHMOXT IX)AX & Tltl'KT COMPANY of SMkano, and will glo you pronilit MirvJcc. HIM I S AIM)I T A IX)A NOW Snow & Dayton 'WE SFJdj IiANO" 117 East Court St. ' ' Phono 1078 UKAL ESTATE I'.VKM IOANS IXSI HANCE Phone 178 SMYTHE-LONERGAN CO QjiHty Q unity Sjfics Hogs arc Quoted Stronger. and CuUIo Steady SEATTLE, Nov. 23. Hogs He celpts 88. Stronger. Prima 12.25 12.75; medium to choice 10.76 4t 1 1.75; smooth heavies 9.75 41' 10.25; rough heavies 7.75 ((i 8.25; pigs 10.60((i 12.00. Cattle Receipts 4 7. Steady. Primo steers 8.50 Cgi 9.00; medium to choice (0fi:S.25; common to good 5.00 're 6.60; best cows and heifers 8.50 (ft) 6.75; n. odium to choice 5.50 if 6.25; common to good f0 'u 5.50; bulls 5.00 6.50; calves 12.00(gi 13.60. PrliTson Foodstuffs and , 1'riiltH at Kan FraiKinco SAN FltA.VUIHCO, Nov. 23. Wheat 3.00W3.15; red feed oats J.22.40; barley 2.004 2.05. ' . Strawberries l.OOito 1.50; melons 1.00 ftl.ZS; navel oranges B.SOtyC.&O: Unions 2..0'ii 4.00; grape fruit new crow 3.o (if 3.&0; Arizona 4.25 tr 1.76; limes 2.50 ii 8.00 half box; apples Hell"., mleurs 1.501.75; pears Winter Ncllls 73'3.60; grapes J.SOQ 3.50 bananas 10C--11; cranUrfiLS Orti'on -, ,-. , its it! its 'A in CHEVROLET We now have Chevrolet 490 Model for imme diate delivery. Remember, in case of a reduction in price be tween now and next May we will refund in cash the full amount of any reduction.,. Better protec tion could not be offered. " J We are always glad, to demonstrate. . IIISJ rmiiH HS It! 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