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ttige Eight
LA GRANDE EVBNING OBSERVER
Thursday, April
SPRINGTIME
. As Mother Earth decks herself in radiant new garments in
(he "Springtime," garments of the most colorful and character
ful patterns ---so must wc, to get the spirit of Springtime,
change our drabcr garments to the light, fanciful ones for
Spring.
Never before have wc had such a large and beautiful selec
tion for you to choose from from every style center, from
every source where the beautiful and useful are found, we have
gathered the best in Men's Apparel.
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"Society Brand"
Suits
Are for the man who recognizes the' best
who wishes the correct style
the finest hand tailoring
the latest and best material.
l know whin he purchase his suit he
is getting real value.
To Sec Them Is To Appreciate Thcnu
MacGregor Imported
Sportwear
Whether, on the golf links, motoring
or any other of our many sports
the man who is attired for the occa
sion in "MacGregor" Sportwear stands
as a distinctive individual among the
men his suit of the richest tweeds,
in the most striking pattern - his
sweater of the finest virgin wool, the
unusual and harmonious blending of
colors -his sport hose as distinctive
and unusual he is indeed a man
among men, one whose keen judgment
of correct npparcl is readily recog
nized. Wc, invite your inspection.
Bostonian
. Shoes
Stetson Hats
Manhattan
Shirts
$3 .
The Store For Men j
Market News of the Day
oii iiish tw ; STOCK PRICES
( Jta, new.... iaY
, uy, old... ir i.v.'i
July l&4 13 133.
NCpl. .
. 130 131 K ii I -''(
mvi-:iuool whkat
UVKKPOfU Apr. 1. 4AI)
Cloe wheat Ti lo 2Hd lower. May
11. 1 ' J ; July Us, tl; Oct. Jva,
5.d.
RECOVERING IN i
WALL STREET)
jiica;o CASH.
CHICAGO. Apr. 1. (Al') -Wheal:
No Hitlt-a. ,
Tarn: No. 4 mixed 6tf, 6i 6S c:
No. 5 mixed fi jc; No. S mix-(I 62
i 3c; No. 3 'IIow 7m72Htc:
No. 4 yellow 4i9r; No. &
yilluw 6&M6lr: No. C yellow S3
Sic; No. 3 white 72 Wc; No, C
wutto ii ic: sample grades 56. 60c.
Oats: No. 2 white 42J 43 46c: No.
3 while 4lHi So. 4 whlto
4 4sc
(e: No dales.
Itarley: No Mule.
Timothy w ed i-'ST.
Clover ed 2ai $32. -
NKW YOUK. Apr. 1. (By the
Associated I'reas) Stock prlcoa
mail further recovery in today's
market when It became apparent
that distress v-HIng and the lbpjida
jtlon of large weakened speculative
accounts IihcJ been completed ut
least temporarily Flurries of ell
nts took place at Intervals, but of
fering ffenerHlly were well absorb
ed, scores of Issues selling 1 to
marly 5 points above yesterday':
final quotation. .
The rioting was strong. Addi
tional short covering fur over the
holiday reduction in the eull money
(rate lo 4 per c-nt. and Wall street
. favorable reaction to the improved
Ki nch financial situation gave Im
petus to the advance; in the lutu
trading. '
FIND
IT
HERE
Copf for lhl column nuut
be la b :00 a. m.
KaniMTM, wo have In lock. car
boDale copiMT. ulo blue stono fur
trrutintf wlu-at. Sllvcrthorn
Wright' family lrujj stori 3-Stf
l'OltTI.ANU WIIKAT
POHTLAXI. Ore.. Ar. 1. (Al'l
Wheat: HUH. hard whit"-. soft
whit II.4S: hurd hlti blut-.-lem.
llaart $1.4ti: wi'NtiTH whltf 1.4S:
hard wlnlir f 1-4:: nprtlu-rii spring
II :!!; western ni l.4".
Today's car receipts: Wheat 9:
flour ti; corn 2; outa 4: hay 7.
Hood River Asparagus
Offered in La Grande
m:.tti.ic wiir.vr
BtTTI.K. Apr. 1. . (AP)
Wheat: Soft llte 1.4S: western
while I.4S; hard winter 1.43:
western red ti.tt; northern nprlntf
SI. 43: islir Bend bluestem $1.47.
Yesterday's cur receipts: Wheat
III; turn 3; hay 4; barley :: flour 4.
The first OreKon crown fna.li
asparaKils made Its apiM';traiHe on
l.a (Irande's retail, market tuday.
Couiint; from Hood lllver. and re-
plaehiK the t'altfornia a.spantfrns
which has been selling at 20 wnts ' Khop.
a uund. The lloou Klver product
is marked at 35 rents a pcpim).
Celery raied two eents a pound
l:..sTi.it iiti:irn.(;s.
Heauliful Kast'r carils and ninny
loely twister (.Ifts will be found
at I'.ichardson'H Art & Glft'tShop.
4-1 -It
IIILI IT.
Ileacoek's lli-w G-tllbe radio Set
demonst rutins every evening ncros.
the traek-. 4"4 Fir. 4-4-1-lt
The finest quallly of mineral oil
or petroleum at one-half of what
you generally pay for oil not as
(ood. KIlvcrthurn-WriKlit's family
drug store. . 3-2!lf
(JI.ASS I'lTTIMi.
W Win.lMhii'hlK mid sidi elaKKes
liiiekly and correctly fitted with
llnest plate at the rtht price, al
ways at ):ichardsuu's Art ic (lift
4-1-11
Mi:itl'l I. ItlOCI.ITION
on lleacoek'a new C tube radio set.
today and hot house lumatoes : i.r ii loniulll across the tracks.
: jumped from 35 to 4" cents. 1 404 Kir. 4-4-1-lt
" JUItTliANI) I'ltonr T.
I'dltTI.A'Nll. Allr: 1. (Al'r Kx
Inis and receipts up 1c. Current
HH-elpts 22c;. fresh meilliim 21c:
fre.sh standard firsts 22c: fresh
hi a ml aid extras 24c.
lltltter steady. Extra cubes, city
SKVic: standards- 3S'ic: prime
! rwi 3Ker firsts 37c: nrints 43c:
eartons 44c.
Milk Kteady. llest churnlnir
cn-am 41c net shipper's track in
.one I. Cream delivered Portland
4Sc. ltnw milk (4 per cent) 12.35
ewt. f.o.b. Portland.
Poultry firm, scarci. llcavy
liens 2Sti2Tc: llcht 23c; broilers
351 4mc; younir white ducks 28c:
do dre.-wed nominal: Ureswd tur
keys 43"t 43c; live nominal: Reese
dressed 2S j 3: capons nominal.
Potatoes easier 2.754i3.
onions quiet 1.TS 12.25.
I.A CIIAMIK WIIOM'.SAI,
-MAItKKIS
CHICAUO I.IVI-T4M'K
Clllt'ACO. Apr. I. (f. S. Iiepart
nient of AKrlrulture) lloirs dmiO:
fully 25c hlRher; spots 25 5c;
mostly to shlpirers: yard traders
and a few small killers 'hulk 24U
3 lb. butchers 111. 112-25:
top on 1S0. 1" pound vera
$13.65: few 14(1 lb. seh ctions uplo
H3.T5.
Cattle 50O0: better (Trades fed
steers especially heavl. s ' stroitB:
..pots a shade higher: shlpinrs wl
Uub the puce; towvr' grades und'
prndal.le: few loads weighty steers
at $1m.i;ii $li.5: some held high
t: beef eows and heKerS slndy:
cannt-rs and miters slow: bulls
steady: most bulls :..50i $5.s:
vealers InrKvly $li H'.5 to pack
ers steady.
She.p iil)0: fat lambs generally
1525c higher: heavy clipped
lambs at 'J.4": heavy wool lambs
$12.25: nothing done on light
wight: holding best above $13.:
few mixed mat and shearing lambs
$13.25: odd lots of fat ewe.s lip
ward to $9.25. steady.
Poultry (Hie weight). '
HeV hens 22c lb.
Medium hens Kic lb.
Light hens He lb.
Slags Se lb. '
- No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb.
Hour.
Hard federation (hard wheal)
$. bbl.
Soft wheat 7.G0 bbl.
I.A (iltANIti; Itl-.TAIL M.MtliiriS
J ltlltTI-VM. I.IITK K
I PtllTt.AM. Apr. 1. (AP)-Cat-illf
nominally steady: no receipts.
Hogs Mcady; reiilpls 3.
Sheep nominally steady; reeeipi.
I en direct.
DEMAND KEEPS
(luilfer. nit ;tts and pi.Millry.
I on tin- d.itry i-eh-.in- rresh
! 'nnulard t xlraj ami eurn-nt re-
j n-iptM an up ii u nt wiih the for
! lnr li.u k at !' e nt! iin.l dt-e-iit.N
';tt L'l rents. I'dKts itnd nt-ini
. r uiitin ic.i!- an. i ni liiii;ir tl. Ke-
1 1 1 -ip:s In the local market st-r-;da
totuleil CHSt s With Im.SuJ
iHi'fl ri'piirti'd in . ttiorui'.
All trifl.-s of cuhi I'utu r r-
thf (oral n.:i-ki In U.- I.iv of in- ntilin, fUin u, form r IvuN with
rvuiteil r-''ipt. i diif Ittrti-- j u sud print muenniit rt-prt d
Ij ti th.- 'at-rn 'I' 'nlMil fnr l-hs .il the 4 cr-nt 'ri-"- t'n am r-
UMH HP
llinillL I III
11'IITI.ANI'. Apr. 1. i.M')
lialr)' produlls an hul.lliig film In J
II :
S H.E R.R'Y.'S
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
"Don't
With
SALLY OWEIL
Mile-A-Minute adventures laughs, love,
thrills. She. didn't Iwlieve in signs when thev
read "DON'T!"
From the story by RUPERT HUGHES
A Metro-Gold wyn-Maycr Picture
Comedy
"Dangerous Curves Iiehind"
ii-1jit!. ;n- cainiiiy ly.
Alunu U- -tnij there N u brik
I tlntiand (ur all kinds nf unllry.
j l;tds fnr w jtotiltr rane frtim
j to :t rentti un Huh! hens to 27
Jan. I 2X et-ntu fur luuvh-. Itrollers
an- ttriiitvinir 3& to 4'i ei-nis ar
jeurdtne' to neiulit and qiinlity and
jraiw IS to in r-nt9 dintlins
Jon slxe. i'aney drs- t tirkes
.iiiuld uH the way from 4t to
"-
! (ountr drtwd muI xiihim)
'taster hut ooti rwlxtn ?t It t hrinp.
j tiitf IT to IS nut: elioiee Uiiht
I hoys firm at l't to 19 eents with
lisht oir Tinpw.
t 'iiiKtlion in !iiuthern markets
with Miti)itt pillnc tip miidly at
S.in FrnilelfH'o nd a& Anirel-.
hiiK slowed down the movement of
Htrt!on In the IimhI marki t. liny
era an In thr outitry. lutw-
eer, and have nut n dtie d tin ir
hid. I'Sarke eounly ms to he
the eenti-r of ltittresl and tradt-rf
at-e nummxis in the YVah fusion
etlon.
I'KIM !l I .THY
HAS rr.ANClSt'O. Anr. I. AI'
- . S. Hurt-mi Asrieulturat Kro
noniU.. The iHitiltry tnurk-t was
Vviiemlly firm today and trndinR
was rairly ncliv. Younff roostent
of j:ood tinallty sold fnm ii lo 47
et-IH.s lM-r pounti.
YotinK roo-st. is and tIIeis col
orrd 5 nnnnds und U 44 to 47e;
few htslter; stay .showiiiK spurs
3: V 3jc.
Poultry.
Ilen.s 30c lb.
Meats and Kidt.
lef loil 10 O 12 V-r lb.
t'hops and Meaks 2.".c lb.
Salmon (strictly fresh) 3Sc lb.
Halibut 3Sc lb.
Hairy.
Huttei Creamery 47c lb.; Slfic
a roll.
V.ks? 26 i 2Sc doK.
Clietwc 4ftc lb.
Honey, coml 3nr lb.
Vegetable.
I'otatnes he lb. (small iiuunti
tles); lb. for loft-lb. Int.
California cn-en iea-S -ic lb.
Fresh asparaKu ( 'r'Kon Rrown)
35c lb.
Carrots 2 bunches for 25c
Celery 3(c buneh.
Parsley lc bunch.
HeeLs 15c bunch-
Green pep tiers fhc lb.
New cabbase 'Re Ih.
' Turnips l"c bunch.
Yellow onions 6 lb. for Sic
Caiiliflower--54c lb.
Hot house lettuce-25c V.
Calirornia head lettuce 13c
head.
Spinach Hc lb.
Ht liotiw radishes lac bunch-
Celery liearts ZSc buneh.
CJrccn onions 10c bunch. 3 for
;5c.
Hot house tomntw-s 4Hc lb.
PniiK.
Strrfwln rries 4c bu.
llhulmrb ISc lb.. 1 Tor 35c
Appb-J 6 lbs. Tor
Hananas 15c lb.
lemons 4 c doc
Orangt- CO to fv3c doz.
(Jrapv fruit 2 for 33c
St tun r.
Cane sugar- $. 55 for lull lbs.
(aMdlur.
Gasoline. recuJar. retail 27c rmI.
Gasoline, hiKh l-t. retail 36c
Hemstltcfilnf, pleat tnx, buttov
bolus, eUk ortuo'B Kidtlj Shop.
10-14-t'
THi; YF.IIY LA I-RST
iti dinner and breakfast ware will
be found at Hiehurdhon's Art &
Gift Shop. See (he new Htiualow
sets, thre' new p teems. ninRtne
In price from $l-.i3 to $1S.50 for
42 pieces 4-1-11
School lunda now available for
farm Joarpj in Union County. Soi
It- K. Htxon, Foley Building. 1
Grande. Ore. 2-16U
Heacoek's new radio set will (live
tfood summer reception. -4-l-lt
NOllt'E OV SALIC
NoticP is hereby ffiven that the
undersigned K. C. Tuckey, trustee,
of Kvlc H. Klddlo. bankrupt, will
receive scaled bfd.s tip until 12:00
o'clock noon. Tuesday. March 30th.
1U2, for tho stock of general mer
chandise and fixtures of nnid bank
i nipt, and as now located in Mc-
tGoldrick's building at Imblcr. Un
j foh county. Ore eon. I lids may be
made on the merchandise and fix
j lures, separably and together. All
bids must be accompanied by cer
tified check for 10 per .cent of
amount bid. The rlpht Is reserved
to reject any and all bids. Inven
tory may be seen at office of It. K.
lion. referee in bankruptcy or at
the home of tho trustee, at 1S0S
Second street. La Grande. Oregon.
K. C- TCCKKV.
Trustee of Estate of Lylc H. Kid-
die. bankrupt. .. 2-20-9)
Vmn RATION-WIDE fl
7 )). INSTITUTION- III
vtZLDEPABTrfENT STORES
108 Depot St, U Grande, Or
New Plaid Sport Coats
Remarkably Low Priced
Here's a happy purchase
made by our New York buy.
ers dashing Sport Coats of
plaid materialsl ; In strik
ingly handsome color effects.
For street and sport wear!
$1090
Yes, sir that's our price!
Imagine! You can't fully
appreciate the price, either,
until you see the Coats and
perceive their great intrinsic
worth I
For the Woman
and Mi'm
Millinery For Easter!
Yes! Style at This Low Price
Of course, your Easter Hat ! Buy
it at this time and select from many
entrancing styles, colors, and shapes.
For women and misses! Modes
pricedonly, '
$4.98
'.V new treatment for '"Flu" or
Influenza. That aets quickly and
most posliviely for l."i0 per bottle.
Hold only by Silvcrthoru-WriKhfs
family diUK store. H-Z'jli
ntisco in rri:niAT
SAN' Kr.ANCISOO. Apr. 1. (AIM
Hutterlat f.o.b San Krauclsco
4 4 cents.
Father of Broccoli
Industry Answers Call
i:tsKm i:Cr. Apr. 1. .r
William C, WliiMon. Sv yar.i old.
the father of the broccoli industry
In 1 Hut county, picwd away this
luorntnc at liis home si miles south
of Kowtiunj. He w.is horn in Al
Imny, N. Y.. and came to On-Ron in
He wa a resident of I'oup
las county .since He encaRvd
early in fruit rJi-itti.' and for many
years was a grower of tiro-t-oIi.
di-mon.-'trntinir by epTiim-nts the
j jidaptahlllty of th crop to iHiuuhis
county soil and t 'tiate. I-roni his
eM-rtin nts the iiittiiStry has
jrown until nearly ltn carloads
have iM-en shipped thN iar.
Sharp Declines Today
In Chicago Grain Mart
CHICAGO. Apr. 1. (Hy tliC As-.-ociatfd
l'n-.sK H rsistent yellim:
hy hoiis s with eastern cnnm-ctlons
h d to sharp declines in praln ptie-s
twlay, d spite something of a rise
in the first part of the w sslon.-
Wheat Hosed un;ilth-d "i to
-'C net lower; corn unchanit'fl to
lie hinhcr and oat-- al VC down
to a ishade advance.
t'Hir.VCO. Apr. I. (AT) Chi
cago wh'-at oiwnlnj: prices: Vic. off
to. i c tip; May. n w J1.5 to
t is l- Hnd July J5 TiS to Jt "ti,
were folhw-d by a moderate iren
erul shk and thn tiy a rally in
which July and S ptt-mber seon-d
yains-
10 Years Ao
Today
Friends have ivceived
announcements of the
enjrajrement of Earl
Stoddard, a popular ath
lete, to Elthira Thomas,
of Salt Lake.
Let us mail your Easter-
Candy so your
friencjs will receive it on
time;
"Special Easter
Chocolates"
1-Lb. box, $1.00
Jumping Rabbits for
the Kiddies
Egg Dyes All Kinds
L. & L. Drud Co.
Al'I'l.US.
; Friends Seek Clemency
i For Chester ( Kubli
' M Kl Hit. Apr. 1. (Al
Ki iend? an-l n-iutues of Chsti-r '.
' Kuhtt. sfnt'iict- e-f two yrars
in state primiii ws rc'ntlv con
firm! by the sup re in r court have
l.tntirhed a moYt-mi nt lit this coun.
l (' Si-cut a parole or pardon.
Kutdi. a im mbt r of a prominent
Oregon, pptitfcr fnnitty. and former
ApphvMte Nalte atmkman. Is now
)tins ni'r KuRtn-.
i K. K. KjUbii. f I'ortUnd. a n 1
tle. h) nki il liHW'i'i .Moore tf
this city. firinvr district attorne,
who prtwu-cuted Cher Ktibiito
' slrn n r--onimi tdaloo fT tutu
! (it iH un tir. ' " "' " "
Fighting Infestation
Of Fine Beetle Scourge
KLAMATH KAI.IX Apr. 1. (Al'
j In an effort to stop an unparal
, U U d infrstation of the pine t.t tie
fmource. govermm t.iui and pri-.ttc
j Kencits have cuinldnt t In the
SAX KUANCIS1, Apr. 1. (AS)
rdel-.ll Stwte Market New S rv-
jic:. Then as a very wide ranee
i In prices on Nt wlon apples tuday.
Ik st preen stock was rirm with
I fancy nrjides briny in around 1 1
m r box. while ripe stock was show
hip .a weaker tone und fney
irridi-s were s'HinR as low as H.i'i
pT lOX.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS 1
m.w iiomi: KVKiiv h:n 111)1 US
KIwVM.VTH K.M.I.1, Apr. 1. AI')
A homo t-vt-rj l.-n huur is III
tj rord hi-n fur M.irfh. with "4 r
niiln for hoiitft i;rant'tl iu Iho
jxtitt 31 Ua5. Marx-h lu-rmits tu-tnU-il
I75.SJ
VMS IIS.
XKW VuliK. Apr. I. (Al'l V. S. tlullum nl Ihlrty-rxroiid of
ilui!ar?. l.onitj) SuUs In Sioimi) lllch l.o- 1'iuso
l.llHTly J', IKO.29 Itl.J
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FEIIKUAI. INOOMK TAX
&KUVtCS and CLAIMS
Audits
Systems
Investigations
Efficient
6ervlce
Rposonablv
Ratea
Accounianl - Tai Counselor
La Cranilr Nal'l Iliink lllilg.
I'lione Mala iM
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T TE.VLTII rarely comes in bottles; drugs
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It makes your sleep so relaxed and restful
that your body can free itself of the poisons of
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