DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON XilUKSUAX ayttmnu, wtMM x, laaa.
OUTBURSTS Of! EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
PAGE EIGHT
Including Pendleton Prices and Associate Press Reports
Ikind Value
Kttnaln Firm.
NEW YOIIK, Dec. 14. (A. P.I
Bond prices Kenerully showed a firm
tone In yesterday's relatively list)-,
dealings. United Kiimdom G l-2n of
1923 climbed 1 0-8 points to 115, a
new high record, In the early dealings
In sympathy with the further sharp
rise in .sti-i-liiiK exchange, but they can
celled their gain later when the ster
ling rate dropped to only slight above,
Tuesday's close.
Mexican Hs find Jurgen 6s were al
so strong during the morning, but
yielded somewhat later!
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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- HAVE TO (?! - f. ? TOaw $3l4' r4
SOMS THE Mmr. TUB NIGHT THE TvAlD TTMB!I -.. 5!??'
'HO HAVE BEK4 EXTmS THGF TtowN NTO DEBT
i THEire. WAY OUT OP THE 0AI WITH A PUTTY KNIFS
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Keep PaSnted Woodwork CLEAN
"j I'lj 1 1 j u Clean wooden floors, linoleum,
J tile, marble, concrete, with
Wfi SAPOLIO
S i Makes all house
SI I cleaning easy. """""""'K
IL , Large cake Co&gfm
l Jltln faimT1m,t1iJ,..,plt
M Soao Is Hisrher !
I I ThroA Dav Demonstrate n Sale of Feet Bros.' l?S
H Product EM
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3 packages Washing; Machine Soap $1.00 Em
1 package Washing Machine Soap m
1 bar Creme Oil Soap W
1 bar Crystal Soap -I2c f
1 package Washing Machine Soap ,
12 bars Crystal White Soap
3 bars Creme Oil Soap $!. ?
20 bars Crystal White Soap ,, '
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EI 10 bars Creme Oil Soap $1.I' P
l 12 bars Creme Oil Soap 855 n
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Trading Company I '
Phone 453 . " II
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FOK CHRISTMAS GIVING
We have an unusual good
MfC stock for children.
J il CHILDREN'S ROCKERS
jBSf (il) AM) HIGH CHAIRS
.Vl Something appreciated long
T-Vj'' nfter Xmas is gone.
Mi 'i!
Vi;t ,:C'
a 5l .a
United States ROvernr.H'iit isrtiio)
vere irregular, the secouJ 4s and the
first 4 l-4s each gaining :'o conts on
$100 and the uncalled victory 1 3 Is 1
cents, while the other active issues
reg'stered losses of 4 to : cents. Th
was an appreciable lesin'n of i
mand for these issues.
Marked Rtrentth uf hipit of ihc Erie
issues was the feature of th j raihoad
proup, gains of 1 to 1 points bciuK
registered by the coiuolid.' r?u 4s rind
the A, Ii and D series of tho ccn'jrt
lblo 4s.
Other strong spots were Minenapn-Iis-Rt.
Lou's refunding is, Iowa Cen
tral refunding 4s and St. Paul refund
ing 4 l-2s, with New ll.ivcn L' 1-2 or
19G4 off 2 points, tho only cuimplci.
ous weak spot.
In the Industrial and public lit ill y
groups there was a fairly- Rood' de
mand for Cuba. Cane 8s, l'u.-:b Termi-
jna! Building In, Marland Oil Ss, Utisn
Terminal Building 6s, Marlond Oil 8a
with warrants, American Telephone
converllb'e 4s and Third Avenuo re
funding 4s, all up 1 to nwrlv " points.
C'erro de Pasco 8s lost neailv 2 riomfs
on profit-taking, but redi ced tins loa?:i
to 3-4 at the close Republic Steel 5s I
also were heavy.
President Harding's reroirwne;ula-1
tion for a constitutional amendment, to I
restrict tax exemption securities has
resulted In a moro active demand for
those Issues, although a long time must
necessarily elapse beforo such an
amendment could be made effective
There was no large bond offerings
put out today, although tmuked Inter- ;
est was exhibited In tho S5O0,0UO 5 per'
cent Issue of the municipality of Iiaya
mon, Porto Rico, which was sold to
yield from 4.60 to 4.GG per cent.
Announcement also was made that
a local ?yndicale, headed by the Chaso
securities company, was the success
ful bidder for the $13,000,000 Philip
pine government 30-year 3 1-2 rr
cent bonds at 9G.07. They probably
will be offered next week.
25; bard red winter, soft red winter,
northern spring, western red, $1.2o;
Big Hend bluestem, $1.60.
Feed and hay unchanged.
cliioaao Urostoc-k
Marltet.
CHICAflO, Dec. 14. (TJ. . uepn--ment
of agriculture.) Hogs 11
cclpts, 35.000 hend: slow, steady to 10c
lower: bulk 200i'250-pound averages,
tS.25Cr8.30 early; top, $8.30; b ig
packers bidding $8.10f 8.20: packing
sows, $8.25 Mi 8.90. desirable pigs most
ly. $8: few $3.20: heavy hops. $S.10
$8.25; medium, $8.20W8.30; light, I
light, $8.20i8.S0 packing sows
smooth, $7.60 U 7.90; packing sows , nursery h.".s been made by visitors to
rough, $7.35 7.05; killing pigs. $8 f j Trowbridge Hall, women's dormitory
8.25. of Defiance College.
Cattle neceinls. 14 0nn hend- beef In every room dolls dear celluloid
''tours uneven, mostly steady: klllln? I oal,1, amile at you
imillty plain; run late In arriving;
COLLEGE GIS DRESS
DOLLS 10 CHEER TOTS
DKFIANCK, Ohio, Dec. 11. (I. N.
S. Inquiry as to whether they hae
made a mistake and strayed into a
OFFICE CAT
'mik native beef steers of oitulity nnd
ond'tlon to sell at $8 iff 10.50': best ma
tured steers early. Jl 14(112.00 bid on
curlings; mixed 'steers and heifers,
desirable beef heifers active; fully
steady; other grades butcher she stock
slow, other classes generally steady;
bulk desirable veal calves to packers
early $9.25 ft 9.76; fw upward to $10
bulk desirable heavy bologna bulls,
?4.25&'4.35.
Sheep Receipts, 15,000 head, fat
lambs opening slow, early sales around
tendv; part load prime native lambs,
$15.80 to city butchers: desirable nn
'ivos to packers, $15.35. October clip
'Pound fed lambs, $13.75; choice
morn lambs, $13. 40if? 13.65: feeders
ictlve; three loads Gil-pound feedinir
ambs bid 25c higher at $15; sheep
round steudy; 115 pound fat ewes, $7.
Little mothers
are industriously arraying their chil
dren In laces and silks, with here and
there a Uny boy in overalls.
However, these college girls are not
lapsing Into premature second child
hood. They are preparing dolls to be
turned over to the Child Conservation
League, of Defiance. The dolls will
gladden tho hearts of unfortunate
youngsters on Christmas Day.
Iileago Potato
Market.
f'A.V FRANCISCO, Dec. 14. Wheat
-Milling, $2.25r' 2.30; feed, $2.20M
Barley Feed, $ 1 .45 ? 1.47
hipping, $1.5041' 1.62 .
Oats Ri'd feed, $1.601.75.
Hay Wheat, $17 20; fair,
; tame oat, $17ji21; wild oat,
l-2c;
$157i
$14nr
stock, $12i'10;
alfalfa, $19(jf2
straw, $1 1 fi) 12.
Scnltio ill I n
Market.
SEATTLK, Dec. H. Wheat Har 1
white, soft white, western while. $1..
MANILA, Dec. 14. (I. X. S.) A
Chinese passenger who struck a little
Filipino girl while both were aborrd
i he steamship President Taft probably
will go scot free because of a matter
of jurisdiction.
When the vessel arrived in Manila
the authorities were notified and made
an investigation.
The incident is said to have actually
occurred when the vessel was in
Shanghai, China, so the authorities de- I
clared it would he necessary to tr.-ms- !
port both the Chinese and the little
girl, together with witnesses, back to
the Chinese city.
Under existing laws this is virtu
ally impossible, so thero Is small
chance of the Chlnainan being tried
for the offense.
M. PI I " .AUW.. SJ
We suggest a subscription to the !
O.'fiscat as an appropr'ato holiday
sift.
Here are additional helpful hints;
For the butcher: A walo with
enough electricity charging through it
to knock him on his ear every tlmo he
Lis much as put a flnner on it. j
For the. miKiman: A pair of wings.!
so we wouldn't have to listen to his
horse-like foot fall coir.mg up the ;
back stairs in the morning. I
For the janitor: A pocket radio out-
it so we could locate him. 1 or.ee in ;
a wh k-.
For the family next door: A steam
trip-hammer 10 enable them to shake
ihe foundations of the building in
more of fieiert style.
And the wlfs: Maxim Silencer, to
bo put on at regular intervals bo that
she could come up for air.
"Does your husband give you house
keeping money or do you have to ask
him for it?"
"Uoth."
I.dna Wallace Hopper
"Acre cannot either her, or time de- j
Mroy her infinite variety. (Or words
to that effect.)
iOINGS OF THE DUFFS
OLIVIA IS IN THE DARK, TOO
By Allman
THERE. if EMS To PE
A STCANtiE 5'tOATOM
IN IHE PUFP MOUJiE MlXi,
TOM APPEARS Tpe
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Than WI5 HOME wmiiE
MElEU ?PEwD3 A GREAT
PEAU OF HEC Time
in A aoon HV HEP.SELF
WITH THE POJ
LOCKED - it IS J-OCaEO
AT AIL TIME, j -
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COFFEE
TERCOIVTORS.
A SPECIAL LOW
PRICE AS LONG
AS THEY LAST.
$1.00
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''W 371 DEPARTMENT STORES
PENDLETON, OREGON
AS the Joyous hour ap
proaches, the spirit of
the season becomes more
and more keen with ex
pectancy. This is a Christ
mas Store, indeed, attract
ive alike to old and young.
A visit here at this time
will prove both enjoy able
and profitable.
Neckwear
Of Silk
Yes, the very Four-in-Hand
HE wants for
Christmas is here. E.S
cellent grade silk ;
choice patterns in the
latest colors. In gift
1)0X08.
$1.49
Men's Superior Shirts
of Broadcloth andlSilk
Here's shirt satisfaction, men I Some of imported
broadcloth, others of silk. Nobby patterns 1 Kmart colors!
Well fitting and well-made shirts. Triced to afford un
paralleled values 1
Fine Quality Imported
English Broadcloth Shirts
with collars to match: In hand
some patterns and newest colors.
High-grade shirts for only
$3.49
Baby Broadcloth and Double
Warp Tub Silk Shirts good qual
ity, In handsome striped effects.
$4.98
Jersey Silk Shirts
line quality ; satin
silk stripes.
Broadcloth Shirts
beary weight;
fine quality.
Jacquard Silk
Shirts in ueat
novelty stripes.
$4.98 $5.90 $5.90.
Dolls!
Dolls!
A Fascinating Display
"Ma Ma" Dolls
Wonder dolls that tails and
walk!
Dolls with moveable eyes
and real balrl
Some with painted eyes
and hair.
Dolls to delight every
child!
$2.98 t0 $4.98
' Sturdy Dolla
Chubby dolls with more
able arms and legs and
real hair! Also painted
hair. Some are jauntily
clad In sweater and cap;
others In cunning romp
ers. Also undressed dolls
for the little girl who
likes to make her own
de';'s wardrobe! , '
49c to 1.19
A Family of Dolls
Beautifully modeled faces
and well - proportioned
bodies; with hair and
movable eyes or painted
eyes and hair. Some of
them speak! Baby dolls
lu long dresses; manly
dolls in rompers; dainty
dolls In frills and Lices!
49c to 4.98
E'
MANILA, Deo. 14.
Anw rk-an$. rritlent.i
pin, an pLinninc th
rn Pacific Or an in ;
-A group of 15
of the Philip
the sotuh-
Japntuse fish-
h:sr loat. whirh h u beon christened
he "Footlfose.' They propose to
mal tho trip in a loisur-Iy f.ii hion, j
iisit:nu the various island croups in I
.he JSomh Sej. Thir de&tinntion is I
"h; -itern rit of outh America, j
They propone to carry with them a
newypaperrf nn, who will b detailed
to kt'P th loc of the Journey nnd
wnt up the voyr.se for 1a tor publira-
I iion. The boat is new and enrr.es a
Trained cr?w Th- nktrner of the ex-
r"d;tion. Captitn Thoma.- Martin, of
jOobti. i an r !iT!r- iiior wt.n h had
jl-n exprune in fhe So'ithom 8as
Th nivdiiion will protaMy start thi.
1 month.
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, Winnipeg Ml 1 rat
Future.
Eye Trouble? .Try
Camphor & Hydrastis
For moyt cyj trouble there is noth
ing better than wimple camphor, hy
drastis. witchhazel, ets., s mixed in
Lavoptik eye wa-ih. fine business man
ar.ys is relieved aching eyes and im
proves rirht. Another case of red,
watery ryes reports that lavoptik has
helled wonderfully.- One small bottlo
usually relieves AXT CASE weak,
strained or sore eyes. Aluminum eye
cup Fit EC Tallnian & Co. Adv.
no cxrrs to mitiokkess
LOS ANGELES. Dec II. (U. P.)
Authorities hero admltttd tho
iwarch for Clara Phillip, so far has
ot-en without success. AU clu.
proving blind.
aro
'jr-rn'ot-r. tl.l'i l-.
jJuly. II 1? 1-v
; 4 TVrr.if
May. 111!
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"COLD IN TTIE HEAD"
&,n '"C"! tr"'t ef Jr' Catarrh.
Tho .-jb.'Mrt t, fr nt "cola," ax.
p-n-ra..y ir a "rw ot" t-!":to
HALL'S CATAfWH MEDICINE Is
TTe-tir.-nt Mwjt,-r rf .n Ointm.t. t-
?e i;-.l !va:;y. .r..i a Tnlc, hicfc a-t
W'JlcuPr threurh t BKx4 on tb Mil-
r i mklr. yo-l 1 lmb te "rl-' -t
(!rjinrit for rrr 40 V
r 1 Chay Co , Tolxlo,