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DAILY EAST 0RE00N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 0, 1021.
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
IN CVft. PROPOSITION
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Including Fendleton Pricti and Associated Press Reports
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( From The Oregon Journal.)
Hog prices were nominally 25
higher, with a new high mark for the
present movement. Cnttle were active
and steady, while there was an ab
Hrncc of new arrivals In the sheep al
ley. In the hog market there was a sn!.
of 24 head of fancy lightweight stock
kt $12.75 at North Portland Thursday
morning. Other wiles In the hog al
leys were mad around $11.60 12.00
for top quality.
Only a supply of 335 head came
into the alleys Ttiurmlay, nnd these
were quickly sold at advanced figures.
General hog market range:
Prime light $11.75 B 12.25
LESS THAN ONE CENT A DAY
A Private Safe IVpooit lfcw which guarantees abso
lute safety for jtmr imixirtant OooMnHnts bonds, jew.
rtry, silverware ami keepsakes, costs you only $3.00 a
year. Jess than One Cent a Pay. This protection
may be worth tliiHisaixls of dollars to you.
The custodian will be plad to fhow you the- spa
rkiiis safety deposit vault at any time .during busi
ness hours.
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Tlie AmerfcariNaiional Bank
Pendleton. Oregon..
Strongest Sank in Gastern Onega '
Smooth heavy. 200-500
pounds 10.00 11.00
Smooth heavy, 300 lbs.,
up J.OO 10.00
Rough heavy .00t 8.00
Fat Pigs 11.50W 12.00
Feeder pls 10.00 10.50
Stags .00 7.00
While prices were held unchanged,
the market for cattle was active
Thursday at North Portland. A fair
run was shown lit the alleys and
prices held unchanged.
General cattle market ranee:
Choice steers I $.00 .50
Medium to good steers.. 6.60 6.10
Fair to medium steers , . 6.00 6.50
Common to lair steers .. 4.00 6.00
Choice cows and heifers 4.169 -25
Medium to good cows and
heifers 4.25 4.75
Fair to medium cowi and
heifers S.26- 4.25
Common cows, heifers . . V50 8. 60
fanners i.50 $.50
Bulls 50 1.50
Choice feeders 4. BOO 5.00
Fair to good feeders ... .50- 4.76
Choice dairy calves .. 10.5011.00
Prime light dairy calves 10,00 10.50
Med. light dairy calves. r.tltf 10.00
Heavy calves 5.50 7.00
There was no fresh stock offering in
the sheep nnd lamb alleys at North
Portland Thursday. General trade
conditions were steady, with demand
active.
General sheep and lamb range:
East of mountain lambs t 6.00 6. B0
Best valley lambs 6.50 .00
Fair to good lambs .... 6.00 & 5.50
Cull lamb ,- 1.50 S.00
Feeder lambs 4.500 6.00
Light yearlings ..- 4.000 4.50
Heavy yearlings 2 60 9 J.00
Light wethers 2-60 3.00
Heavy Wethers . -0 2-60
Ewes 100 l 0
Rally In Wheat
Brings Prices l"p
CHICAGO. Seot. 9 (A. P.) Wheat
mica avemced lower here yesterday
for much of the day, but railed sharply
tiO.-r the close anc at one time the ae
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ferred deliveries were higher than
Wednesday's finish. September wheat
rhowed more strength than December,
making a gain for the day of HO
ever last night's finish, while the De
cember close was the same as Wednes
day. Outside trade was not as large as
j Wednesday, but there was a good class
THE
J. C PENNEY CO:
Name I Back of
Every Pair of
SHOES
We Sell
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312 DEPARTMENT STORES
PENDLETON
THE
J. C PENNEY CO.
Name on a Pair of
SHOES
Means Service .
and Satisfaction
uown tir Family Shoe Billsl
Our Shoe Department Will Save You Many Dollars
THINK of Your Opportunity to Buy Your Shoes in a SHOE DEPARTMENT
that Will Sell This Year Approximately
NINE MILLION DOLLARS
Worth of Good Shoes!
THIS is just the advantage you enjoy when buying your
Shoes in any one of our 312 Stores. -
SHOES for our entire 312 Stores are purchased by our
own Shoe Buying Organization, just as if they were for
one big department or store, then distributed to our 312
Stores in 26 States.
YOU can realize the tremendous savings we make and
what a big factor we are in the shoe markets.
YOU can realize why we buy cheaper and therefore can
sell cheaper than others.
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bulges there was considerable selling
by commission houses. Strength at
Minneapolis, where September ad
vanced 2 lie nnd December 2c over
Wednesday's close on buying of Sep
tember by elevator Interests and of
December by mills, started many loeaj
professionals, who sold out yesterday,
to reinstating their lines and this help
ed make for the sharp advance.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat. Buying- was scattered with oats
ohowing more strength than corn. The
trade anticipated a rather bearish
government report on corn. Corn
closed 3-8 7-8o over yesterday's fin
ish. while oats closed l7-8c over
yesterday's finish, while oats closed 1
1 l-4o higher than yesterday.
Lard broke sharply at the start In
sympnthy with cotton and on deliveries
of 1.750,000 pounds of September con
tracts. Stop orders were caught on
the way down. s
Your Shoe Purchases in a Year Are a Big Item
Let the J. C. PENNEY CO. STORES Help You Save Money !
Your Children's School Shoes
BLACK KID SCHOOL SHOES,
$1.98
Good quality black vici kid, but
ton style, comfortable round toe,
good weight, solid leather soles, a
good school shoe for girls. Sizes
11 1-2 to 2. Pair $1.98
BOYS' ARMY SHOES. $2.98
A sturdy shoe at a very low,
price, made to stand hard knocks.
Heavy weight soft mahogany calf
skin, half bellows tongue, soft toe,
solid leather soles, sewed and nail
ed. Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2. Pair $2.98
" BOYS' WELT ARMY SHOES
$3.25, $3.79
The comfort and service of the
men's army shoe is duplicated in this
boys' number, soft mahogany calf
skin, welt soles, blucher style, soft
toe. Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $3.25
2 1-2 to 5 1-2 $3.79
BOYS' ENGLISH DRESS SHOES 1
$3.25, $3.98
All desirable features are em
bodied in this popular dress shoe.
Conservative English style Good
year welt soles, black gun metal or
mahogany calf.
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $3.25
Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 $3.98
A BIG EXPENSE TO YOU
' !H-- ,r 3 i PIS
They wear out many a pair m a
year. Particular care and attention
is given to every pair of our .Boys'
and Girls' Shoes. We buy them to
stand the knocks and we sell them
knowing you will be pleased with
the service.
See the display in our south win
dow to get some idea of the wonder
fully low prices and exceptionally
good shoes we are offering this fall.
WELT SOLED SCHOOL SHOES
$2.98 to $3.89
Made over a last with plenty of
toe room. Only -leathers of very
best quality go into it. Goodyear
' welt soles, lace or button styles,
black gun metal, brown calf or gray
elk.
5 1-2 to 8, pair $2.98
8 1-2 to 11 1-2, pair , $3.49
12 to 1, pair $3.89
THE UiRGEKT CHAW DF.PAKTMENT
STORE or.GAXUUXIOX EC THE .WORXX't;
SCUFFER STYLE
Serviceable leathers have always
been a feature of these good shoes.
New fall prices make them more de
sirable than ever.
High grade mahogany calf skin,
lace or button.
Sizes 5 1-2 to 8 .....$1.98
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $2.25
GIRLS' BROWN ELK SCHOOL
SHOES, $2.98
Standing hard knocks is a fea
ture of this low priced school shoe
for girls. A becoming shape, bo
;omfortable and attractive ; good
weight leather soles, low heels, siz
es 2 1-2 to 8, pair $2.98
GIRLS' GUN METAL DRESS
SHOES, $3.49, $3.98 .
One. of the becoming new lasts,
soft gun metal leather insures com
fort and long wear. Welt soles, Jow
heels. y '-
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $3.49
Sizes 2 1-2 to 7 $3.98 5
; PLAY SHOES, EXCEPTIONAL
- VALUES, $1.98 .
.Shoes to stand the strain of rest
less little feet and still eive comfort
and room for natural growth. Sizes
ci 1-2 to 2, pair....! $1.98
Sheep Higher, Cattle '
Andjlogs Steady '
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 9. (O,
S. Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re
ceipts. 2000: beef steers, steady to
strong; spots, lOcto 15c higher on
medium grades; top, J9.35; greassers.
J4.25(fi'.75; all other classes general
ly steady; most cows. I3.6OW4.50;
grassy heifera, I4.25t5.50; canners,
mostly 22.25: practical top on veal-
en, 9.60; hardly any stockers anu
feeders on sale.
Hogs Receipts 3000; uneven, most
ly steady; best lights and mediums to
packers and shippers, $8.50; choice
255-pound weights. $8.30; 275 to 300
pound, $80 8.13; bulk of sales, $7.40
8.40; top, $8.50; most throw-out sows.
$5.75 6; fat pigs, 25c lower, few at
$850.
Sheep Receipts, i000; Bheep gen
erally 25c higher; m'estern ewes, $3.50;
lambs 250 50c higher; best Utahs,
$8.S5.
Boxing matches between women are
very popular In Berlin.
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Wo've found a few more for the
Round-Up Hat slacker list. They are
Hugh Klrkpatrick. Biuino Burton,
Fred Donert and Dr. luve Hill.
Sam Thompson, who leaves tomor
now for La Grande to attend the golf
tournament, conf'des that It Isn't so
much the chance to play on the neigh
boring course that attracts him as the
fact that he thinks the tournament
will offer a good opportunity to wear
his new golf pants. Sam wore the
knickers Just once on the Pendleton
links and afterwards heard the follow
ing conversation in ths club house:
"What dlfl Bam mike It In?"
"I'm darned If I know what you'd
I call "em."
The fitoney Arc Rolling In Prosperity
and Climate.
From the Rock County, Wis., Banner.
Mrs. Jessie Jones returned to .Clin
ton Sunday after on absence of a year
and a half In California. Fho reports
her son-in-law,- Clayton Stoney, and
family, ' prospering and pleased with
the climate. Mr. Stoney weighs 200
pounds. Mrs. Stoney 175 and the chil
dren all heavy In proportion to their
ages. -
Yo, Vest!
When we do finally give Mars the
dougle o and lament what queer look
ing birds the Inhabitants are. w shall
be sustulned by the thought that the
idlsnirpnlntment is excrutiulinjily 60
There Is no Mystery
in Adverrising
When anyone discusses advertising with
don't be mystified, misled or too gullible.
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you,
Advertising is simply a selling force which can
be used profitably or abused flagrantly.
The average advertising does not produce imme
diate tangible results. They come finally as the
result of persistent, cumulative appeals.
The only type of advertising from which one
may normally expect immediate tangible re
turns is the kind making specific appeals likely
to stimulate immediate action, namely, 1, price;
2, novelty; 3, seasonable.
The business-like principle establishing adver
tising as an economical selling .force is that it
reaches people en masse thousands, millions
and while admittedly the personal salesman is
always the most effective method, advertising
supplements that personal work by covering in
stantly miles of territory and countless calls
which the individual obviously could not do.
Now, insofar as your immediate needs are con
cerned, the main thing to make sure of is to buy
the kind of advertising that reaches the greatest
number of possible customers in precisely the
territory you do, or can serve.
The mediums that reach the greatest number of
people in any given territory are the daily newspapers.-
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It is to your advantage, therefore, to demand of
manufacturers' salesmen newspaper advertis
ing. There is no reason why you should stock
or push merchandise advertised in mediums
reaching only a few people in your territory,
because obviously such a limited appeal cannot
bring you much business. As a matter of fact,
what frequently happens in such instances is
that the merchant, and not the advertising,
moves the goods " nigf!'UST. 1
Understand that advertising is simply mass sell
ing ; that mass selling is but a development of in
dividual selling; that no principle is applicable
in mass selling that is not right in individual sell
ing. 1 ,
Therefore, and obviously, through newspapers,
as through individual selling, the greatest num
ber of possible customers are appealed to right
vi here the goods are on sale.
Insist Upon Newspaper
Advertising
It Is Here!
WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
Ne w Buick 4
We have a 5-passenger Buick 4 on our floor for
your inspection- This car is not for sale but orders -accepted
now for delivery soon. .
SEE THIS WONDER CAR
at
Oregon Motor Garage !
' llM2i;West:6urt St.
Phone 463
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