La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEX GSANDE !ANOE EVEWiyi .g-JL J.Z.-J all l 6 OBSERVER Monday. Jane 21, 1926. 50c For Your OLD BELT On "GIANT GRII" BELT SET Sec Our Windows Wcstenhaver & Gilbert Store For BIm BUTTER Hi EGGS STEADY jj WtliTU.VU, Ore.. June II (AD t Butter and rgjpt wfre steady at jthe opening of trade today wlib do ' chance tn quotation from 8aur day. I-rlnt butler 41 rents: rx I In cube Jslic: standards 7"ie and prime firsts 37c lluylng- price COMMUNITY DAY SALES POINT WAY Cttne From Para 1.) . lot aierchaats" bureau, said today. . "W ha-e arraBced a showlnr of wanted artlples thai will he Bard to mist and the prices fear been been act nt ngures that will mean startling sarins to the for tunate uuyera.- -. . Rs-sl Haw-a-skas Offrrrd Keveral persons, who bare cone further Into lh matter h&ve nr.! butler M rancrd from J to ured where a famllr can aurehase Market News of the Day tHKAGO CJIIA1 Wbral: Oprm Hlsh Unr ttac Jlr I IM 111 latl St. 14 S ISO. IMS IUH IM. IMS ISH IMS 41 rents. J K-fW Fresh standard extras .50c; firsts Z9r; medium Z9o and . current receipts 37c. JJ Monday arrivals of country dress, a'ed meals snd poultry were very lleht and prices alone; the street a were noniinally steady at Kalur- day's close. Choice Ibrht calves ! 1414 lo IS t.m: choice light hoci 15's to 20 cents. IJ.V -oil-j try: Heavy liens Zi to Ztr: light' hen Tic: sprinrw I tit Zfc; 'col fored up to 57 cents. WML, MAIIMT VtH.T. HI'TTI'lll'-tT HAS yilASflXX. June ;i (AJ') lSutterfat f.o-b. Kan Francisco 44c. -liTI.ANI. re Jjn.' :l (AT) n uvi iiu' i-- v.. ... , we k's fcuti. lut of the ctiok-c j clips pave bc-u sold and buyers j sliow-i-c litlle interest; in "ne'ji. yv. Wbl'hoiw. of pr-a't'f. Ho far offers have Mas today rappolnfd li"en unsatisfactory lo erowrn J nor I'iert l-OltTLAKD WBXAT 1-OltTf.M). Ore.. June SI f.l' Wlitat: KBB. bard while, bard white, btucstem. baa1, federation, soft white, western white 11.41: hard winter, northern spring I1.3C; western red 1 1. Si. Today's car recelpti: Wheat I; a month's supplies of groceries at flour Z: corn ; oats Z: bay i. the commuulty Bales at a price tbarf ' cannot be eq in lied at an1blnc ttllt'AGO CASH abort of wholesale. Other lines on ;" t'HICAfiO, June SI Cash: ale arc offered at equally attrac-1 Wheat No. I red SI.4S: So. Z live prices. haid ll.mill.iiV. A lar nun.W of .etlele. tv. Corn No. S mixed 7;C been already Ibded for selling In the rottvniioily auction, which will be one of tbe big features, Karl c I'ryuolda. chamber of commerce secretary, said today. This auction will begin at 1 o'clock in the after, noon l-ack of the chamber of QUOTE TOMATOES AT 35 CENTS PER POUND; CELERY LN Walla Walla tomatoes are now on sale here at 31 cents a pound. Apricots are quoted today at 1 cents a pound and I I.I for a re- pound bos. Graoefrult is up to !S cents each and celery is selling at SB cents a bunco. No. S yellow 71J f 71c. I Oats No. I white 4'Utf41Sc: i No. 3 while l M 44. I!ye Not quoted. i llarley 44 a 70c. Timolhy seed Iii37. Clover seed HZJiZi. I'lllrrWl) MAN" t'HOSI V HAI.KM. Ore. June SI. f.H") ore f'ortland. Iy Gover- iinKifivfaetory to growennor I'ieri-e as a ni''tiilM-r of the and Itt'le bulneMf is passing at the state loarl of an-htlt-t e-ianilm-rs. moliK-nt. lo sutvo uulll' May 3t, 1931. PERSONAL SERVICE "twins of co-operation" PERSONAL ATTENTION the uniting; of personal service with personal attention in our every transaction has supplied that really important factor so essential in a satisfactory and helpful banking connection . . arc you using it? commerce building. with Tom Johnson wielding tbe hammer. The first auction was held In the morning, the time being changed because of the- difficulty some farmers have In attending morning auction. ' " , IJctlngs will be open unlil the moment- flio. auction commences, snd It is etpecled tat many more residents of tbe two counties will' take advantage or the opportunity to sell surplus rrtoek without pay- ing an auction e. pargaas MM. The bargain Hut annouiH ed to dy by cooperating merchants Is a j wide as tbe wants of man. - I Store will open at I a. m. and 'eloee at t p. m. U'oiwi of the I'N'IUN. "re, June SI. (t?pecial) Some of tbo local bead lettuce I appearing on the market and Its size and quality is excellent. The growers are hopeful for a bumper crop and expect to ship out several carloads during the season. I Crop Reports Assist In Grain Price Break iHie.n.- June SI fAP) In break of two to four cents cash wheat losrtlter with Increased ar- Wheat 'd; Oct. IV 7d Dec. na iiid. ed ftoardinan there was not an Idle nintnent. ' Ttn-y visited Itoar- I man. Ktanfield. Irrigon, and Her. t mlston stvtlnns. This morning I they visited the I'ilot Itock area. Illatdtst church will serve luneh .t I ' "w ernoon they will go to 'l. Q. fl. K. hall, near th. seenW ,B ""o-IJreewater distrttt and I.IVKItltMtL lll.T I.IVKIIIUOU June SI (AP) j rivals here revealed a lack of buy- to I -id lower; July ll!lne power today which eesulted in an easier undertone tor wneai Wlth Kurouean cables' regarding the crop outlook abroad less pes ptmbtfle and cl'vring up of the weather In the southwest which aill greatly aid the movement of the new crop there together with fieneflcial rains in the northwe.it decline was ea-Mly -attained. Wheat closed at a net loe of I 'i ( I He; corn declined 'i Lr I He: oats tssc down and provisions unchanged to l'c decline. GROUP PLANS TO INSPECT 2 COUNTIES iContinuceJ from Page 1) klD'l of snllerH. From Ih"" time t ttr- jrrouu rr-ach- nf th fiction. at the La Grande National Bank 10 Years Ago Today Klgurd Nllsson. Ija (Irani oy. is coming to Chautau. qua. lailtrofenaeiit Mr. Nlton lias recently relumed lo Ij (Intnde mueh linprorrd In voice and art. Improvements mrn mda lu pur service, slock nnd equip, mviit every day. -See I he Improve 1 . A.lCt f.IEIMS Ami ACO HLM - Ijad itpfor 8uhday snd take three or four extra roiis. L & L. Drug Co. The Same Moderate Prices In All Parts Of The Valley Uulicvinrr that an undertaking establishment with such com plete facilities as ours is a county-wide institution, wg have made il a practice that our service can lie had in all parts of the val ley at the same moderate prices which ordinarily would be con fined to local territory. To provide funeral services of such dignified and superior character without excessive cost is unique and is made possible by our low overhead expense and the most excellent buying con nections. It is therefore possible, to make the cost in 'complete keeping with your wishes, and to give the same expert and digni fied service regardless of price. We will lie glad to consult with you and acquaint von more fully with our facilities. Hal Bohnenkamp, Funeral Direttor Free Ambulance and Hearse Service j. "Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment." Itonijcht will be honor eusts at a bmn'itit' In PcncJIclon. . Tomorro.rj llu-jr Kin rv to Im Oram).- for a fflarvcjr la thl district. At Itoarl , man Humluy noon Zvo wrv at- ' aetubicd at a picnic luncli. lHItTIaAM PROItt: . I'OIITIAXU Of June Zl AI) KpffH t?aly. Current receipts Ic; frafh rrfdlum 24c: frrh stan dard firsts tic; frrsh atundard ex tra J7c. Butter at ' ' Kxtra, 'cubeai. city J?Sc; it an 'lard 7 c: prim flnrta 37c:. finiU 36c; prints 41c; cartons 4Zc- Milk steady. Bot cbuminp fram i9c por pound net ahtppers track in oda 1. Cream delivered Port- l:aw mt!k (4 cwt. f.o.b. Port land. ' Poultry ateady. Havj- hens S5 Ci;7c: ilffht 204Slc; sprinrx. nd privates Itaymon I I'avton. white lttf20c; do. colored uo to Clenc Itlanchard an-i Herman Iler-. 27c; youn white ducka $0c. per wers advanced to corporala. j Old potatoes Inactive, $2.50; new Th weather Is still agreeable potatoes 5c pound, and fairly cool. Onions inactive, $I.75f 2. Most of the- men verj off ont ' passes until this morning and "took In" th neighboring towns and Crater lake. Those who anwerd Kirk en!! Saturday Included: ltt-d (if-dd-. who threw his knve out of joint i wrestling with Cleh Payton. and Guy nosers, who lias a sprained ankle. LA GRANDERS USE BAYONETS nd "'nJL, . .per cent) $2.20 cwl (Continued from Pare 1) ANNUAL REUNION I IS HELD AT PARK (Continued From Page 1.) this yar, was acaln chosen had of next year's meeting. Mm. l-l. V U was rc-cliosvn avcrutary-tre.tsurer. FIND IT HERE " -T , I ' ' "1 "'LJl-SI Oifir fur tlii roiamn must ( be lu lif IM a. ni. , ! DAMASCUS IN , 1 TURBID STATE (Cr-n tinned from Page J) A real home cooked- mid-day dinnei ery day at 1 1 a. m- to 2 p. m. snd a light hot lunch at h p. in. Co fi:S0 p. m. Kresh straw- masijni hac maintained n re la- harries and cream., strawberry tie ruliu among the Inhabitants jhortcake ut all hours. Ice cream within thi walls of Ihc ancient ' and sherbet 60c a quart. 2c a pint. My wife. Margaret van Ick. having led my home and deserted me. I hereby notify the public thut I shall not be responsible for any di-bfi or obllgutlonH she may con tract from June 17th. 1916. on. AM AND VAN UTCK. 7-6-17-4'p eupliol but have not completely lNiiipel out rebellious flrments. The ilfJ'-fit forc-H holding th? gardens bnvi been Htiiiialed at bv- M ween I :t?ii 6ml 20t. .They Irivj no artlllry save two sfiiul) anti tank guns. Kskimo pies always at Silverthorn Wrltfht's soda fountain. . 4-lOtf 2."0 Voices Needed for "Spirit of America HemM I tilting, pleating, button tioleN. etc. Murtou s KiUtly KlHifi. 10-14tf Wush rags, bath accessories and all mid suiiiin'-r articles ou will find at pries to please jou at Hil-verthoru-Wnght 'a family drug store. 6-10tf NOTI4F MMKon's Slio Hospital has moved to 2nd door from Yellow Iog. S-21-2tp Y. r'o" In thr elly who can sin? la it!k'd to appear nt th high whool Hudllurluiii Thursdiiy -nlng to u?iHt In IIh chorus work for the D.tct-ant. 'Snlrli of Amtr- Un to Im ir wntt'd bv th lt i lHnt let dandruff or fa-lire out r;rand post of the Am- rlcan l.f-l0 hair annoy ou for a moment gion during ;). orthu4 Itcal when you can buy a bottle of Ktat eonvmtlun here. July r2- Cie-rr.iclle and lmndruff Kradira 24. Tlie announc in. nt was tnrtdv tor for 7ic that cures dandruff in a this morning by Karl Stoddard. ' v0' few Uas and stopn falling of who will dln-ct Ihf rhorus's. At hair. Sold only at Sllverthorn b ast -. v.iiof h an- n. d-.1 tn Ibis j Wright's family drug store. -Jtf part of thr mi gen nt rilone. ! ' - Jantvs V Kvutih. director, from ! School Ktinds cow svairable for s.tti Vu:i.. who is assisting In farm loans In Union County. See tin- production, was In the city H. E. It:on, Foley Building. I Friday and MaturUiy and met w IMi 'urande, Oi th various rommlttt'vs and people n hu w ill Ink mrt nnd uuillm -ihe work of Ihc different depart ments. The central rotititiltt-f In chars of thr production will meet this i vvnlug to make lurther arrang-- nient a r l-ltf box moon. Isarge load bo i wood delivered la lA Grande. Sv.00. Call U B. Men cfee Lbr. Co.. Lone Tree. 4-Stf Any kind of Itch or eczema In I grown people or children can bv outrklv nenflttr! or eurd in a Obituary MltS. J M. I.VTTV Th funeml of Mrs. J. M. lailty. of (llenns Kerry. Idaho, who died at th home of her daughter, Mrs. K. Hnigg hi-r Saturday morn ing, will b held tomorrow after noon at two o'clock from the Christian church here. The hus band of I ho dereasvd woman and New Cold Cream Powder Stays On Until You Take It Off Perspiration, even, won't affect It won't come through and cauae an ugly nhlne! It spreads evenly, and ennnot 1m detvi-ted front the skin suits any complexion, for It Moms In wlih the natural coloring and makes the pores invisible. O-i Itlifl fl.-- I las-ia III IM.Msl.-l- Ihelr thlblrvn have arrived from ,.n.,.. un.t it-v tll lrigs. Inc. Adv. WarlTa Uqjnt -Cluda Dtfutmnmt Stora OrtaaizalsM. II U ,SSTrruJK)N I &2L DEPARTMENT STORES lt Ucfot 8b, Im Gnaia, On. Buy Here and Save -V Gfaitft At Lw4 Linen House Frocks GOOD STYLES GOOD VALUES Here, Ladies, is an op portune time to buy your self a linen dress at a price conspicuously low. Pleasing Styles $1.69 Bloomers Nan, iUyon StyUs Ttof " womn -or -mitt who want pretty lingerie at mot reasonable prices will welcome thee Rayon Bloomeril ' In ali lipgerie. .hsHM. orieed 'r J : 98c ii Window Shades I IihHh-s M l.lt- ' This well-nra-Jr shadv has an escptlonally sniovlh lt-x-lure unit will Rtvc eood Ions Sf ric. S Incht s wide ami dark crn color. , real Value at so low a price. '' " - -79c - Crepe Bloomers ' lladi and f'isiiml - Just. In! "Those crrpn bloomers madti . Troin vtry scrvlct-abU-. crt-jM-s In colors and figured mnlcrkils. K-u-f-11c hand at aalsl and kn---. A '. very couiforlabk- fltlln -bloomer. . Uiil' 79c Belle Isle Muslin .Here Showing the Way to Save! Belle Isle Muslin 36 in. Bleached of 39 in. Wide, Unbleached Extra Value! : - The laving housewife wel comes .hia news about the ever useful Muslin and in a really acceptable quality! One of the big features of our Store! Unbleached 9c Yd. . Bleached 11c Yd. Now! Athletic Union Suits Make Life Worth Living V , 'I On Hot Summer Days r Time to supply your Summer needs now with these cool, light weight, full cut and well made suits. An unusually good value in good quality nainsook, well made and well finished. Low priced, too, at. 49 TWO-PIECE GARMENTS For Men Men's two-niece Unions, knitted from H fine cotton thread, which insures long wear. Light weight, comfortable fitting for summer. The price of each garment is only 49c Razor Blades , . IsflW J'rfc-fftl " Itiizor )!hiJs. till Rliuiditr I makes -Oiucti Gt'111. , 4TUIO Htro.i anil Durham ijujile-' Volume buying cnublea usia . Uivaii varloufi niakca- ul so ' low it price.', ConA" ;luv . your shave nt iVuney'ij. ' ' 'rv sic . ::: '" 'Men's ; : Rockford Socks ' ( . 'ou vi ill be surprised ..it thr Bowl iiuulity of,- lhe a-TvicealjIc woi-lyS. 'Mixed coK : ors of brown and while an t blue and whilr. Illbbeti top.i fit snuirly, l:i-inforc.-d li--9 and toes, liieh ilisurV Ions w-ear. Thopalr only 5c . very few das by usins lliat new I to your problem bv prescription for eczema for St. 00 a, your siK-eiali.st In Ihbj line ut Hleh bottle sold only by Silvcrlhorn-1 "ruson -'' Arl Gift Shop. Hero Wrtsht s raillily dn.B More. 6-lutf i;"" ! "nln-ds of beauli- I f"' and useful arlirl-s tn all prices ; . tiik m vi:n-s t;i ini: ! fro;" ?" n,il "' wi;iru re J" When you nan- a weddins or ho ,B"1 wMe '" birthday Blft to buy and find yonr- ! "T ,lM'"un- '"Th- A n." self pusihd-as lo know what to! '"u ,uur "1 Problem. si-leel. you will find the solution : ulwaT- C-13-lt - ' ' " j The pll-t Ij.h-s will serve n consulting e)iiek7i dinner Wed., JuHe :3 fronrt 11:311 to 1:90. Plates 60c. S-lS-:(i AfiUl) MAX DlliS ' SK.VTTI.K. June il,: (APM jHcob Hnsiioos, S3. . died Jll jreslerdajr at 'lln- home pf his son, ilr.'J , Iteashoos. .V -daURht-r-l .Mrs. lavld -Vllin Sellx-tt of SraM tie. Is to tak-i the body . to Salrai, lri-.. for Inirliil. i , , lllvnns t-'erry. turlnl will Im made In 1h- . t-Yllow. eeim l. ry NKW VOltK. dollars, bontls: Ub-rly SSs Ubvrty IH H ... IJlH-rty "d 4 i . Liberty Jd 4 Hs .... l.ll- rty 4IH 4 H -. 1 H. Traur 4-.s . HoMi.v June II. (Al I". R dollnrs nnd thirty-seconds of (Sales In Sliiun) 644 .- 5 S4 Ul I : 17 . UU-h Hurl loi.rs 1O0.51) 101.14 1M.4 . ldS.in Iw lol. U 1SK.I7 1S1.1J lui.5 1CS.7 llo loir: tos.jn Be summer wift!" i ;fz$M S rl.E R.R-Y.S l..-T Sllliwixti TII.NK.IIT CKllL IJ. IH.MILI.U presents Leatrice Joy II TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE THE WEDDING with - - -IMHIUUT A.VIIOS . m..K,i, nH-hslrania Willi rh-u-r buinaa IwMaM ami eviHMtr cuinetly relict -t Also Showing . " -.' " TIIK IIIUTY I.ITTLF. HAlr illtl l K . -Ail Indian (lamlc r-.