La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1923, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
Thursday, August 30, 1023.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
The I.iiiRciit Cluiln Departmcnla
"Store OrRtiiiiautlion in tho World-
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNfl OHSETIVBR
By Stanley
I.T'liitlfifr"" """ " m ' J
Portland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND. AP). Hard white, J
$1.07; western red fl.OO.
Portland .Market Tixlajr.
POItTLAM), Or. (Al') Livestock
steady.
Kbk aliady.
Hultcr two cent higher, citru cubes
iz to 44 cents.
"Direct factory ship
ment via the. Panama Ca
nal enables us to offer
these exceptional values
in"
TRAVELING BAGS
Genuine Cowhide
$3.95
$1.95
$5.95
FIBER BAGS
$2.95
Westcnhavcr & Gilbert
If vwr (Irnuany gets hi shupo to
(lit;;, Hie liuturul llilnK IoultIfi fwllf
place nil Ihii property In Hie wito's
name. ' ' 1 ; .' .-
Did You Hear
the News
We. arc the authorized
agents for all books
used in the City and
County Schools. P'ind
out just what your chil
dren will need for the
new term and make se
lections now.
Don't buy a Tablet or
Puncil without first suo
ing ours.
Newlin Drug
Gompany
l-'reo lleltwry NerWro
I'llONi; .MAIN III
Grain Market
t Vtpnlav
PORT! i A n. ( A P) Wheat Ha rd
ud,It R Si. Raart. August, 1.UI
Kontemher. 1.0B: soft white, August,
i '.OB; Hentember. $1.04; western
iwliite, August, $1.0fi; September,
ti hur.l winter. Auirust. $1: Sep-
loinl.pi' Mr; northern spring, Au
gust, $1.01; September, $1; western
red, August, $1; September, 99c.
i Oats No quotations.
Corn No- 2 E. Y. shipment, Au
gust, $!i7; September, $:li;50. ,
Portland Cattle Market.
(Yesterday)
PORTLAND, Ore. (API Cattle
Stciidv. No receipts. Choice steers,
7 tn 7 r.d- medium to Rood. $ti.50i
to 1; fair to medium, i.50 to J
B.S0: common to fair, Jl.ou to
$5.50; choice heifers, $5 to $',.50;
rhoicfi cowh and heifers, $1.50 to
$f; medium to good, $4 to $1.50;
fair to medium. SH.50 to $4; com
mon cows, $250 to $3.50; dinner,
SI.50 to $2.50: bulls, 3'.2.j to $4.2o:
choice feeders. $5 to 5.25: fair to
(rood, $4.50 to $5; choice daily calves,
$0 to $10; prime lignis, ?
heavy, $5 to $8.
, Hons. -r. Steady., Receipts, none.
Prime ilight, $10 Ui $10.25; smooth
heavy, 2H0 to !(00 pounds, $8.50 to
$0.75; a00 pounds anil up, $7.50 to
$8.50; rough heavy, $0 to $7.50; fat
pins, $0.25 to $075: feeders, $8.75
to $0.25; stags, subject to dockage,
2,50 -to $5.
j Sheep i1 Steady. Receipts, H28.
East 'of the mountain lambs, $10 to
$10,75: choice valley, $10 ito $10.50;
I medium, $0.50 to $10; common, $8.50
to $0.50; culls, $7 to 8.uO; ngni
yearlings, 7.50 to 8; heavy, $11 to
$0.50; light wethers, $li to i$li.50;
heavy, 5.50 to $0; ewes, $1.50 to
$5.50.
Yw5roVi-llW HEY EO ) ii r.MJaMs-c'"ii MrM I,1; Kf3
i vdut rino lUoi neeel) -vu wi" I r..op Sj
ED Ofi,y.rO.WHC DELIVEfc; vAr.lWN5 FOR HIS WIPTs,
BHAK3 INTOA PON E. 1IME HE HEAPS
MS WIPES AJAME MENTIOME5D HERE LATCl-Y
LADD CANYON NEWS
Port hunt Market.
(Yesterday)
PORTLAND, Ore. (iAP) EjrtfK
I j Finn. C urrent receipt, !J0 to -He;
pullctK. 21 to a'Jc: hennery, Hi
Ji7c; )!eiverel m Portland.
Butter I'irm. Extru eulen, 42i
U i'.lc; unilcrfcraflcjj, tf'J to 41c; prints
:i7c; cartony, 4Hc. ,
CliiiicM- UojtHttt of la pan I'la
tlnwH: With l'Hrlt
TO KIU, (AT) Japan's export
tnnl; to China hint hiIT Ccred t-nor-ni(iii.stv
thirini: t hti hhI fvw month rt
jowlii; to the Cliinit) hoycott of Jupa-
ijncKt' gout i h. meunmnitf compunius ui-
Imo huvt bin !'nnl lilt..
Jt Jupuii''Ht iii'-rchtintH tin up In ai'infl,
lluiid rcMotttllon utter rt!olntlon is ho
! j ng p(tHHc-j (if'tnundlnif thut thu gov
l eriiniriu take hoiiio firm action to
nrinK iii'uut a eiiuiw. I nu lori'itfn
offttc, howevir, nun fonntl It inipu
Mihlo to do niot-Q thun Hcnd ulilpu to
proti'ft JupitrieHe.HUhji'etH ami proper
ly 11 nd hriiiK (hp maltitr hel'orc the
( 'liineHt1 Kuvcrnmriit with a reiiut'Ht
(hut local oiTifiiilH ttike utepH to put
an
nd to thiH uiifrieiMily altitude
l-'ioin the iM'jfinniiiK. o( the year to
t,M CANYON, (Special). K. T.
I'eehler in utile to ho at home again
after spending two wfekH in the Hot
I jike Hanatoriuni. lie Ih much iin
proved in health and hopeu for ;
Hpeedy reeovery.
Mm, KumIo Hhainbo and little folks
are expected Home thin week, for th.
tfirls to he ready for Hehool Monday.
Mr. Shamho has been viHitintf her
parefit for the pat month ut ilum-
phery, Idalio.
Mr. and Alrn. Klliot Auntln are homo
from a trip to John nay. Thoy reiiort
every thing line in that country, hut
are glad to ho home again.
Mjti. .Kherrel Kwin'n Blntr, Minir
JohiiHon or J'ortland Ih hero viKittng.
Mi'. Claude Ueale in uu tiering an
attack of rheumatiKm, lut in much
improved Bincu taking tiio hatluj at
Hot Lake.
Mrrt, Lawn-nee I iruinHiiiith whh
hoHtttHH to the I'ythiitn HiHteni Cluli
and a number of Iriendo huit WedneH
day afternoon. Tlie afternoon wa
very enjoyable, miiHlu and n gooti time
Hociully, with ,a flue lunch ion m the
evening.
Krank Wllnon had tho mlBfortuuo to
injure, the in uncles In hi;; leg while
to j iuw u wiiKuii at tiie uos lac-
l"'' tO UUIIIIIIl-tl IU Jtllt IIOlllU UIIU
under the doctor's care. Wo hope It
may. not prove to bo Hcriouii with him.
..Minn Ktta ftunton sjient two ilayn oi
iurtt week at Wallowa Lake. l-;t(i
uayn It it) a fine place to ho and much
pleasure there for the iHitor.
Mm. C, W. i.oiland nntt. daughter
Hernice, will go to Wallowa Lake .Sat
urday to Hpcnd two weekn vacation.
Krank and Kdward Councell ant
getting the Ht-hool Iiouho in fine shape
for tlie commencement of school Mon
day. Mrs. Claude lieu I o Wan hoLesM to
the tlet Together Club Thursday, Aus
tin! Murit of the membeni of the
Club were present. Mm, IJealu proved .White
herself a delightful hostess, assisted Fhone
by Mrs. A. K. I'eehler, Misses Heeonls
iiml Manton. Hhe served deliclou.'t re
1 1'cshment.s and after a short businemj
meet in;, the ladles expressed their
(hunks' to Mrs. llealo for tlie pleiisunl.
afternoon, and returned to their vari
ous homes.
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-1 a
School Books.
At Silverthorn-Wright'a family
Druif- Store. ' 2-28-tf.
He Isn't a true statesman unless ha
thinks the world vill go to tlie dogs If
he can't have his own way.
Watch Saturday's paper for Cher
rya Fern ealc announcement. .8-29-31
School Books.
A large stock ftchool books and
materia! used in the school rooms
you will find at Siiverthorn-Wright's!
family Drug Store. . 2-28-tf.
Kffic Ainsworth desires your sup-;
port for the hathing beauty Dance.:
August 31, Zuber Hall. 8-18-tf
Oh. Boy! Are you going to the
Bathing Beauty Dance, Zuber Hall.
August 31? Under auspices La j
Grande American Legion. 8-18-tf;
Everv ticket purchased adds 100
votes to the girl's credit for bathing
beauty contest. Dance at Zuberi
Halt. August 31. under auspices Lai
Grande American Legion. 8-18-tf
Fern sale at Cherrys Flower Store
al! next week. Watch Saturday's
paper for the large advertiHenient.
8-29-3t
Bring in your used School Book?
eartv to get best terms- Newlin Book
& Stationery Co. 8-21-tf
Used wchoo! books bought and sold
a fair basis at Newlin Book
J 8-21-tf
Store.
We
Box Wood
can fill your
Pine Box and
Main 598.
orders now
Lumber Co.,
7-28-tf.
the end of .May 4"P"'n export tnide
Jell off by fore 1)iun IMi.uuo.omi Yen.
Since then Ihero has been nu diminu
tion of the boycott,
Tills migration of negroeu makeu it
liuril on the Hon t hern mule. Now,
t hey will have to learn tho vhU
muu'n dluleet.
i
eg
RY'S
TODAY AM) TOMORROW
A Metro Picture
$!,()()(( A WEEK
iind she refused il!
IIuiickI money, too, with no strings t(( ,
One of the iminziiiK turns in the ronianci'.
Youth to Youth
Enacted hv n (lislinRiiislicd enst headed hy
HILLIK DOVE and Cl'EEEX EANDIS
RUSSIA MAY SOON
BALANCE BUDGET
of
Box Wood Box Wood
Put in your winter's supply
(rood dry ox wood now.
White Pine Box & Lumber Co.
7-20-tf-
Ann Arhor 'rimes News: Nearly
every movie star is trying marriage
iiKuin. ! -
lone Zubel asks that vou buy a
ilirWet. tn Hie Anipri'pun Tallinn (IropP.
l.o.l.().. (I. .V. s.) ltiiMMi.i-H;5!,C!P Hall, AuKust 31. Every ticket
limn-!.,l ioH Inn is. not only Improv-, lfl() vot0j towa,.,is imt,inff beauty to
l...,m ,,, renresent La urande at seaside.
oilier c onnlry In I'.tirope, but It Us up- 8-18-tf
liruiteiiiii ine noi very lnr-(IIHlant
point at uii li the l.u.luet will he bal-1 The Hazciwood ice cream ia tlelic-
iiie.Mi iviuimu nny ..eueii. jnu;. jt js wavs wpl frozen and
nils Is Oin xiniement nu.de here hyiveadv to serve- Tho Brick ice cream
u.o Kussian irado delesution In an-is a fhw dessert and served in slices,
"" ." "" """" tho sherhot is always just nirht,
on.inons lecenny timi. extension oiYnl, CIm nlv the Hazelwood brand
' " ,nnau"" """"" w 'l onh- at .Silverthorn-Wriffht's fam
posslhle hecuuHO. her financial eoncll- i jy ' yVK stnr0 They keep open tiJ
' v 1 11 o'clock each li ght. 8-8-tt.
nierehanls.
The dclcK-ntlnn still
llllal huclKel t'lKlireH, which showed
Marathon
Hals
$1.98 to $5.50
miasm
fjwfWij. - - - - 4 . 'incorporaut
475 DEPARTMENT STORES
Wavcrly
Caps
98c to $2.25
all Suits
In All-Wool Serges
and Worsteds
A Nation-Wide Value
OU will find it extremely
Y
difficult to match the wear
ing dollar value in these
well-tailored and carefully fin
ished Suits. They are famed
throughput the United States by
men and young men who wear
conservative clothing, for their
superior fabrics, excellent tailor
ing and the atmosphere of good
style. You know the wearing
quality of hard-finished worsteds .
and popular serge. In these
Suits, quality dominates.
The Leading Colors
and Patterns
such as plain grey, brown and
blue, fancy grey and brown her
ringbone weaves give to these
Suits an appeal which is inmc
diately felt by every prospective
buyer.
These Unusual Values
are made possible by the large
clothing business transacted by
our 475 Stores, giving us enor
mous advantages in buying and
.thus enormous ; advantages in
providing you with an unexcelled
saving.
.The Largest Chain Departmont
Store Organization in the World"
Whits-RoUry sewins . machines.
Rent, sell and repair, Dresa-makiiiK
course free. New Foley Bldjr. Phone
583 W. -- . 8-14-lm.
t There will be school books, and
supplies for all and, plenty of- help
to attend to your wants quickly at
the Newlin Book 'Stationery Co.
t: 8-29-4t
School Books.
.ulmi. IomIIw.i. I. -it ll.tu lun't now. In
.., ,, Ko, mines in ,. who
till Mine IIHMIIIIH worKiiiK, snow
only
is asked one of them for
the rules at his seashore hotel.
Util'-tnllllon-i'tililea delicti lor
Ihe whole o I a ... S(.hmi, s ,Mcs t th(, Newin ,Cook
An oniehil lal.l,. was presented stmo are of the hiKhest quality,
tthleh shows tho percental ,,( nation-, with mnst reasonable oriees.
expeniiuiire i inereil hy luxation. In-1 8-29-4'
lume ihmii ranroaos ami oltwr slale
unlerpi'lsea dnehldlni.' I'olelKn trade)
and the emission ol' paper money or.
In oilier words, the deficit.
i rom these lljtores the delegation l-.llr lre.,ln,e.,f i,iAn vnnr cllil-
lalnis that (I) Inllallon Is al ead ilv I ,l, ,,1, I ,.!,! l.nnke ami
suppiii's at Newlin Book btntion-
liox wood, $3.00. Call
Main 547.
7-10-tf.
deereaslOK, (:') the llselal situation is
as sleailll.' lmpro Iiik, and (;) this
doohle process Is not haMiiK an ad
Iverse etleet niion eonuncrce. and In
dus! ry.
j Acnes "Yes, we never irrow loo
lolil to acquire (he latest wrinkle."
cry Co.
8-21-tf
Hemstitching at the Art & Baby
Shop, Sonnner Hotel Cldir. Adv.
7-9-tf.
Pick your irirl and buy a ticket
',,, " I to the American Legion Dance, Au-
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo , . y , ,. g.18.tf
Everything for the school
at silvcrthorn - iWright's
Drug Store. . , .. ... .
: Call For Bids.
children
familv
8-28-tf.
Sealed bids will be received by
thn Commission of the City of I .a
Grande. Oreeon, for the construe,
tion of the improvement in I in-!
provement District number 12(1. with- j
in the City of La Grande, Oregon,,
according to the plans, and specifi-i
cations of, said improvement, now
on file in: the office ., of the City;
Recorder of said City.,' A deposit of i
$5.00 will 'be i-equired for set,.0'
Plans and Specification's, which
amount wjll be refunded if bidder
is' unsuccessful, and Returns same
to this office. , I
tills will be received to me nour
of seven-thirty p. m. September 5th
1923, at ithe Commission room in i
the City j Builtlini; at La itranue,
Oregon, and must be accompanied by ,
a certified check in favor of the
City of La Grande, Oregon, in the j
amount of ten (10) per cent of the
amount of" bid, as a guarantee of
the acceptance and completion m.
contract, if awarded- LhecKs win
be returned to unsuccessful bid-
The commission reserves me
right to reject any or all Dids.
By order of the Commission August
" " J. E. STEAUNS
Recorder.
Auk. 24-int.
To
O
wners
of
Talking-Machines
RED SEAL RECORDS
Go At
Former New
Price Price
10-inch Red Seal $1.25 SI. 00
12rinch Red Seal $1.50 $1.25
12-inch Red Seal $1.75 $1.50
12-inch Red Seal : $2.00 $1.75
12-ineh: Red Seal $2.50 $2.09
12-inch' Red Seal $:j.00 $2.25
12-inch Red Seal $3.50 $2.50
Visit Our Big: Sale
Newlin Book
Stationery Co.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will briiiR results
FIND
IT
HERE
SI
Copy tor this column must
lu by 10:00 a. m.
bo
Comedy
"(i A. M.
j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO j
I At Ziibcr Hall Saturday niulil. j
'Sep. ,t Olson's Oivhestia. Per-1
sonnel: Mrs. II. V. Kivnih. A. I,, j
, Olson. K. iMc.Manus. K. ltosenliauin. I
.1- Hohinson, t). Humphrey, C. K.I
May ' s-:to-'jt I
Real Values
-Get Them Now
j Bathing Beauty Danee, August III,
Zuher Hall, under auspices LaClrande
j American Legion. 8-18-tf
Notice In All Brother KhrIcs.
There will he special items of Inis
Incss at our legular inietinjr l-'riday.
Augu-t lil.-t. II. T. KiIwmi.U. Sec
TEACHES, ELBERTA, box 85c
EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES, box 7!te
BARTLET PEARS, apple box $1.05
ITALIAN PRUNES, box GT
CANTALOUPES, 45 large $2.39
WATERMELONS, lb l'ic
PR05IPT MOTOR DELIVERY
MAIN 49 -WHERE
THE THRIFTY THRONG
HOO VERIZED GROCERY
il
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HMII
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S-JP;it
run experienced malermtv lun
call Wv: rcnu avenue. 8
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