La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, July i-1923.' jf THE OF MEN'S STORE LA GRANDE Men in whom the appeal of Quality meets with unfailing response, will find our clothes to represent exactly their ideas of correct apparel. Exceptional Values. CUBE PRICES DDI A CENT I POltTLAND, Ore, July 1. (AI) Cuho prices uro lower totluy on the dairy exchange with first down n nt unU the rest of the list down a liulf cent, Hoard prices; Kxtras 37 44c; standards 3614c; prime firsts 35 &c; flrsU 34c. Tho market Ih weak with print prices unchanged. Top grade egg are a i cent tow er In tlic IolmI market with fresh HtundurU extras ported ut 211 cents on the exchange and firsts ut 2Sc. (Other grades 'unchanged. Market News of the Day , t'HU'AtiO RltAIN Wheat) 0md Illicit Low Clone July 133! 1S5J4 l54 K't 1S5S4 133 H IM IHc- 137 i3H llil i3H A Stetson Combin.es grace and . ease with long wear.: . m ffilh Milium iiiih p CHICAGO IJVUSTOCIC CHICAGO, July 1. U. H. Do partinent of Agriculture) Hogs 22,000. mostly J5 to 25c higher; early trading' mostly by traders and Khlppei'H now alow, with easier un- Idertonc; few , light lights and (slaughter plgH upward to (15; ichoh-u 170'1'JU lb. average $14-80 M9H.U0; bulk 240 to 2(10 lb. weights $H.30&$14.f0;" 270 to 1 .123 lb. butchers largely 13.75ty I $14.25; few desirable packing sows .sharing butcher advance; heavy kind Hlol; steady to Htrong; bulk j $11,00 6 $12.25. ' Cattle tfuoo; fed steers and year lings generally to to 15c higher; I desirable heifers sharing jpturn; trade active; top long yearlings 111.65: Ilicdlllin w.-lirlit mime D ycurllngs and heavies SI 0.50: mixed teers and heifers $10.40; grassy sbe stock slow about steady; others strong; bulk of vealers to packers New Creations From the shops of - Manhattan. New Models That combine the ut most in comfort and ap pearance for w a r m summer days. The Store For Men Style Leaders l,IVi:lll'(HH, WIIIIAT UVBIHUOU July 1. AI' rioxcwlK'at I to 2 14 hlBhcr; July 11b lid; Oct. 10s (Kdi Uvc. lus Pastry Flours Lower In Portland Markets I'OUTUNI), Oni., July 1. (AP) t w utuiu milium imve unuouiiL'i'U I a decline of 20 cents a burro I on iMunluna anrlns patent bluroti'in unci pastry flour effective at onco. ' I'OHTI.ANI) MVKNTtM'K I'filtruANI. Ore., July 1. (AP) Outtlo recei)t8 .30; culves . 15; Mtcudy; unchanged. HoKti receipt 17Gi' steudy; eliuliKed. ' Mlieep and luinhx receipt (mostly contract); uteudy; cliungcd. un- l"OKTLAiVI l'ltODl'Cli CIH('A;) CASH CILICAOO, July 1. (Al') fash: Wheut No. 1! rctl ; 1.38 tt; No. 1 hard $ 1.4 1. Com No. 2 mixed 71 72c; No. 3 yellow 71 (4 i 72 14c; f)ut8 No. 2 whlto 383814; No. 3 whlto 37 38c. Hye Not riuoted. Hurley 110 f 71c. - Timothy Heed $fl fn $7. Clover need $12&828 Ijlld 1 11.30. Itlbfi 17.87. UclllcN J18.62. I I'ltlSCO Kit LIT SAN KltANCJHCO. July 1. (AP Kcdernl Htule Market News Serv ice) Herrlea: Hmfphcrrltv, 11.30 to tl.lid crule; bluekberrleH 35 to 41) eentu drawer; strawberries 05 to 85c: few : DO to I)5c drawer: 1K'(I1.75; .outsiders Jill's $12.60 louanberrles 40 to 6o drawer. Peaclieji: Hales 85c to $1 box; 75c to 81.25 basket: Triumphs 00 to illlc box; HI. Johns$l to 81.25; Strawberry l.'rees $1.40 to $1.00. . POHTI.ANO, Ore.. July 1. (AP) KttBS lc lower; current receipts 26c; fresh medium 23c: fresh standard firsts 25e; fresh staudurd cxlrus 26c. Ulltter 36'Sc: cnluw '& to lc low er. lOMra cubes, city 87V4o; slan dards 36c: prime firsts 3514c; firsts 34c; prints 41c; cartons 42c. Milk steady. Best churnlns cream 3lic per pound, net shippers' truck In zone 1. Cream delivered Port land 41o por pound. Haw milk (4 per cent) $2.20 cwt, f.o.b. Port land. . Poultry steady (less e per cent commission). Heavy hens 2l(if27o: light 2041-21: springs, while IS"? 19c; do, colored up to 26c; young whllo ducks 24$ji28; colored 18 'I 20C. Onions weak $1.75fj$2; potatoes $1.60 per sack; new potatoes 3c pound. j and better. Australian Wool Clip To Be 2,242,500 Bales Nl;W YORK. July 1. ( AP) The coiming Australian wool clip lias been estimated at 2.242.500 bates, uccordlng to ft message received by Hie AustraliiTii ' high commission from the Joint conference of wool selling brokers und the Australian wool growerB council in Melbourne. An ngreement was reached to of fer 1,220.000 bales of the new clip for sale before Chrlslmas and the remainder after that time,- closing the selling season ubout Murch 31, 11)27. ' . lirTTUKFAT SAN FRANCISCO, July 1. (AP) Jullcrfa.t f.o.b. Han Krauclsco 44 cents. BERRIES SCARCE; PRICES DOWN ON WHOLESALE FLOUR (Scarcity of berries, with I bo ex- FIND IT HERE Copy for tills column must be In by 9:00 a, in. School Funds now avalruble for farm loans In Union County. See H. E. Dixon, Foley Building, Ijt Grande, Ore. I-16tf 1,1 -VCII ItASKKTK Baskets all sizes und styles sult- ceptlon of raspberries, Is noticeable able for the vacation lunch will lie OPERATIONS IN STREET SHIFT TO RAILWAY SHARES moveinenl. Trading continued on Presbyterian S'nO(l to u UIVUI tlll-iu, . T a XTl.l T..I., 1 A i Q il.ninm fmm bit nielli .iiiiv 1. 1 ,1 " : The ' malnten-.ince ' of heavy rrclghl trafrlc In rxri-.M or a mil lion cai's a week witli Its pmmlHc t Jofvur iiiUiiwliiKH -for -Uie cu-n'k'i's, contributed lo Ihe sln ngth of the rail Issues which were further sllmululed by merger develop ments and dlvldeml rumorsi Speculative allenlion uenlered mainly on the Van Hwerlngen sticks because uf tln belief thai, the modified Nickel plate merger Wheat Values Lifted ; ' Market Closes Strong i ('110(10, July I. (A P) Bet ter export demand, unexpected strength at Liverpool anil lessened pressure of new wheut southwest .together with reports of i Ni:W YOltIC, July 1. (API Professional operations for tltc rise In today's stock nvarkct were shift-'t-d from the Industrial to the. rati shares, many of which were whirled up In vigorous fashion to the high est levels, of the year, - L. I..HIeel ,,i ri-,t,,.n,1 Unlnru u.l,l..t I irivon m i m (t iLcu I u r ..erf0rninn.n 1 ,lin wullM ,nttrlt "1'provnl of rim Central earlier in tbe weok wer r0M.d t uckliolUcrH und satisfy the objec tilmorb lieuvy profit (akllig and lug ged belilnd 1 1 in rest of Ihe list I proxlnuited 1.7imi,0(mi Hlinr JO UN K, Ore. July I. (Al' 'Approximately i0 dulngutes n exiMHitedtito attend the hi-k.'iUih or tiie l'restyterfan Synod of Oregon, to be held on Hie University of Onigoit euuipits July H-iM. t A plonlo up the AleKen.h1 .river Is to wind up Ihe 4 sstfins on the latft day of the convention, ' r i ' . KUCJKNi:, Ore. July t. (AP) without Impeding , the. upward lions raised by the J. C. Tlio eloslnir was hIi-ouk, mv ap- - ni:v yohk. dollars, bonds; Liberty A , '. Mherly 1st 4 Us I-lherly 2d 4s liberty 3d 4 Us f Mberly 4tU 4n ' U. H. Treusury 4 Ws ..... .. ,., ; . iio.Ms. July 1. "(AP) -P. H. ilollam and thirty r (Hales In Jloott) ....... fl ....r ; 1 1 16.1 2lfi 7r . 13 Jllvh 101.10 102.17 1011.2,'t I It 1 . 1 fl in:',. -hi 108.10 J.uw t'loNe lnj.iri ion. l oi . I a 102.L H.7 in o.i' H lal.M Mt2.:to I 0.l II Presl)vlerltin church, of Kutfene; lud all the Pn shy tei'lnn churches in Oregon In the nutnber of nieiiiliers reeiived lu.st yi-ar, when "ITi were adiniUrd. The (Ynlrul Presbyteritin church, of Portland, was second with 2 HS, and the First Presbyierlnn church of Porihnid was third with -14. Sf'VfM'O excessively dry I weal her in parts of the American and Canadian northwest, did much today to lift wheat values. Hur iu'lslnir resiHlanee to the usual ef fect of prof it taking kiiIch develop ed, A trade estimate of It !!(, (MMi. oon bushelH prediction for Canada's llireo province attracted notice, belli? a. urcat (kutl smuiller than last year's harvest. Wheat closed slroinr. 1 4t 3e net higher; corn V v up; oals Hhowinw '4 't c to le advance and provisions at 20 ff Qfie. POI 1litY y.N PUAXCIHCO, July I. (AP L S. lluivau Agricultural Keo iioihIcs) l Khorn hens; 2 Vfr lbs. IX (o IMe tl.; a Him. 22 to 2:ic lb.; :i 't ('t'-i D'S. 24 to 2.'c lb. In the (.a Grande markets. The strawberry season seems to have practically ended and very few shipments uro beinff made. few lojrjnbcrrtcs remain on the mar ket. Good peaches urn being received from Walla Walla growers. Wholesale flour prlceH dropped 20 cents a barrel In l.a Grande to day. Ketall prices follow: found at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. 6-30-at BOXWOOD. Large load boxwood delivered In La Grande, 16.00. Call I B. Mon etae Lbr. Co., juono Tree. 4-8tf federation J8.40; soft wheat $8.20. A real general tonic from a new ptWcription, that will restore your Hard vitality put pep into you make POHTIjANI) wflKAT POUTI.ANH, Ore., July I. (AP) --Wheat: Pf.lt. hard while $I.M7: Its. baart ?!.:!": rcdo-atlon fl.:t7; soft while $ 1.37; western white 11.37: hard whiter 1.3J; iinrthern .sirliig M.32; western red $1.32. Today's ear receipts: Wlwat 70; flour 7; corn t: oals 3; lr.iy 5. 10 Years Ago Today , Align ' Alurgucf'ilo Citr noy, formerly, of L Grundo, will appunr on thu prognim on the clos ing night of Chmiliiu tiun. Make out your list when you take advant ago of tho Peter Tan, offer. Creams llougcH Nail 1'itsles I'Veclilc Cream Perfumes Depilatories Dcordorants llleachcs Astringents Hath Salts I tody Powders Look your best All summer long OPAL HUE. sv, powder COUPON -WORTH $1.90 Present it, with $1.10, at our Toilet Goods Section and receive a regular $3 box of the wonderful new Peter Pan Opal Hue Beauty Powderl That Strange Exquisite Hew Beauty Powder the Sensation of the EastI Comes in a Beautiful Black and ... INTRODUCTORT OFFER THIS COUPON IS WORTH $1.90 Upon PraicnLtion of Tim Coupon ind $1 .10 You Will KfCeiv. a Regular 03 Box c! Peter Fan Opal Hue Beauty Powder THIS IS AN INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONLY nd coupon, mutt b presented ONLY tomorrow or Saturday. Kama , Addrwa w. ThU it An Introductory Offer Only After the Sale the Price Will Bo J31 Toilet Goods Dept. NI-.W YOltK nil 'IT XKVr YOltK. July 1. . (Al) l'.aporateil tipples kIcjuIv. I'riines .slow; apricot k ami peHcIieu quii't. and Hteaily; hops steady. i xtvnvv:. o liomi II May oiieern: Wlii'i i'iis, I 'at lurlne i 'reek a ml ; lis (rlluitarli's. In I'nlon t'onnty. I Slate of Or'Kon. are friientel ! hy Hitlinon ami othT food fish, and. L. & L. DRUG COMPANY j for the purpose of protecting tin 'same, the 1'IhIi ComnilMdon of the State of f irejfon has d'eldid to j elope all the waters of Catherine .Ci-ei'k and Its trtliuKtiifs, In t'nlon Cotinty, State of On-Kon. to-wlt : j All the waterM of Catherine frei'k antl Its trihutarh's. ftoni Its poiirce to Its confluence with tin- tiande Uontle Ulver. J In I nion County, State of Orc I Kn, In all kind.! or fhdttnK. except, with j hook and line, commonly called uiiKiiiiK'. for salmon and other food fish; t Now, therefore, notice Is here ,ly jflven by Ihe said Klsh Commls slon of the St,te of (re-on. that jthe said waters of Catherine Creek and Us trlhutarles, in t'nlon ('enm ity, State of Oregon, described as j fullo wp, to-wlt : All the waters of Catherine I Creek and its trlhutarles, from Us source to its confluence with Ihe Ciiande Umtde Uiver, tn Cnion County, State of Ore Kon. nre, and c-ich nnd alt of them are : hereby closed to till kinds of ftsh liiHr. except with hook and line, j commonly called nnRllmr. for sal i imn end other food fish, between July Ki, and May I. 1927. And. that hctween July 15, l!:fi, i ami May 1. CJ27. It will he unlaw- ful to fish Tor or take ntlmon and i other food fish", except wttli hook and line, commonly called nndlnir. . In any of said waters of Catherine Creek und its tributaries. In i n Ion County. State or nrvKo". Any and all pvi-snns vtoI.ttlnK (be pro visions of this notice will be prose cuted a by liw prodded. lotted this loth ilav. of June. A. It.. Hy authority of KISII COMMIS SION of Ihe, STATK fl OltKtloN. r JolIX C. V HATCH, lty W. T. KAKIN, Hy J. S- IIAYKS. Juiiu Cl-July I. 3. LA GUANWF, WHOLESALE MAIIKIOTS Poult ry (live wrlht). Rprlnj? fries 2530o. Heavy honii 22c lb. Medium hens t6o lu. LiRht henti 14c lb. Staffs 8o lb. No. 1 Mvo turkeys 82o lb. Mom'. Tfard Kedcration (hard wheat) -7.i!0 bid. Sort wheat $7.40 bhl. LA GRAMIC URTAIL MAJtliliTS Poultry. Rprlnp frlca GOc !b. Hens 3c tb. Meats anil Vlsli. Href boll lpC(tl2'o lb. Chops and steaks 2fio lb Salmon (strictly flesh) 3&c lb. UuliLut !2e lb. Dairy. IrurdK lbs. $1.95 6 lbs. $1.00 Jntter, creamery 46a lb.; 86c a roll 30ffcy5p. doa. Cheese 40c lb. Honey, comb 30c lb. Vegetable. New pottltOCH GC lb. I'otatofM ic lb. (small nuaiill tlew): lb. for 100-lb, lot. Wiik strhiff beans -lfc lb. Caltrornla jtreen peas 10c lb. Carrots 2 bunches 10c. Parsley 10c bum:h. I.cets 2 bunches 15c. New cablmKe 5c lb. Turnips 2 bunches 1Rc. C.reen siring beans 2 lbs. 25c. Home grown head lettuce 15c head; 2 for 25c. Spinach 2 lbs. for 16p. Itndisl.es 5c bunch. Oreen onions fin bunch. Walla Walla red onions 2 Iftr: 4 lbs. 25e. Klgiu hot house tomuloes 40c lb. i Texas tomatoes 30c lb. Walla Walla tomatoes 15e lb. j Cucumbers Hie each; 3 ror 25c.1 I'YtlltA. . ' California freestouo peaches 15c lb. j Wallu Wulltt peaches 15c lb., 2( foi 25c. Itasplierrlcs 1 5c box. Dewberries 20c box, 2 for 35c. ' Oreen apples 10c lb. California apricots 10c lb.; box $1.80. lliuir cherries 10c lb.; 2 lbs. I 25c ! Plums, Walla Walla 25o lb. I Homo grown strawberries 15c box. 1 Loganberries 2 boxes 26c Wallu Walla and Milton straw berries 15c box. Hood Itiver strawberries 16c box. Cantaloupes 15ci2 for 27a . Watermelons 3o lb. i Cherries 15c lb. j Yellow Newtown apples I lb. ' 26c I Bananas 16o lb. j Lemons 46c dos. Oranges 69 to 89o dos, j Grape fruit S2c each. ij Suuar. 1 Cauo suifar $.S5tf $7.05. ' l-kmr. IKird fleratlon $S-40 bbl. ! Soft wheat $J. 20 bbl. j Gasoline, regular, retail 27c ral. ! Gasuliae, hl& tivU rsLakl Sic i you ruily f;quul Tor anything In Urn, ulils dlKCallon, Klvia mipctlto. You will gut ut 7lic a holtlci only ut Hilvullhoin-Wrlb'ht's fumlly druir utore. 6-28tf 0 RATION-WIDE INSTITUTION' rnD urenney. iff DEPARTMENT STORES 106 Depot St, U Grande, On. Luggage of Character Sturdy Quality Low Priced Vacation days are hero, and before you start your ill vacation, tour, outing or trip, you will need smarts. looking, dependable luggage Bags, Suit Cases, or. Trunks that look well and that will stand rough handling. -' - ' ' The lug( ya need it here durable dualities ample as- sortments low pricoA ' Come in and. inspect our luggage valuei be fore you complete your plans for the t r i p. Made to our exacting requirements it must make good. -f Suit Cases ........... Hand Bags Steamer Trunks ..............$1.98 to $ 8.90 ....$2.49 to $10.90 $5.90 to $16.50 and shapes just In from factory at prices to please you. Sil vert horn- Wright's store. Marcelling Over U & U Grande, Oregon, for the construj tlon of tho improvement In Ip provement District Number 15 within the City of 1a Graiulo. Oris ... "a. gon, according to tho plans ana 75c. Phono 283-W. specifications of tho said Improvm Drug. 6-25-6lp ! ment now on filo In tho office Keo them at family drug 6-28U (the City llecorder of said City. "1 Call for llhls by School District No. I deposit of $10.00 will be requlr4 1ance at Kamela. Hop into the old ear" and dunce wJlii us up here where It is eeol. Friday night, July 2. Let's go'o'o'o. Music hy Jock CoIeiiKUl, Pendleton Hercnaders. 7-l-2t Hemstitching, plealliin:, biittnn holes, etc. Norton 's Kidd Simp. 10-14tf 1, Wallowa, Oregon. Bids wanted for construction of a 2 -room concrete and brick school house according to plans and spe cif butt ions with nlternate bids on a frame construction according to same plans and specifications. Plans may be seen at resldcnco of Krnest K. Johnson, Wallowa, Ore. Bids to be opened July 15, 1926 at 10 a. in,. All bids must be ac companied hy certified cheek for h of amount or tho bid. Itight Is reserved to reject any or all bids. KftlTZ WEINHAUD, Clerk. KKNKST l' JOHNSON, Chairman. July 1, 3, 8. 10. CALL FOR BIDS. Sealed bids will be i-ecelvod by tho Commission of the City of Ja for set of plans and specification! which amount wilt bo refunded I bidder Is unsuccessful and rcturi same 10 mis otcice. . Dids will be received to the ho of ftdven-thirlv n. m Wednesdti July 7th. 11)26, at tho comniKsldj. room In tho city building at lfc Grande, Oregon, and must be api companled by a certified check M the amount of ten per cent of t)M amount bid as a guarantee of tiff acceptance and completion of Cv truct if awarded. . Checks will bo returned to ui successful bidders. Tho commission resor'cs tq right to reject any and all bids. 1 Hy order of the commbislon Juaj A J. K. STEARNS, Itccorder of tho city C-24-10t Don't let dandruff annoy when you can buy a bottle of Germicide und Dandruff Kradicator for 75c that will stop dundrpl'f in five days and slop falling of the hair In a month. Hold only by Kilver-Ihorn-Wrlght's family drug store. 6-28tf FOU YOl It CAIl When you have the misfortune to breuk a windshield or side glass take your car to ltfchardsons Art & Gilt Shop and have it refitted with finest Belgium Non-.Hha.ttcr 1'hite Glass. 11 costs you no more and if much better, l'rompt .serv ice, uuattty and tbe right prices al ways ut Itichurdson's Art Girt Shop. (i-Itii-Iit Send your ele-inlng and pressing1 lo the Wardrobe. I'hone Main 72. M r S H.E R.R Y.'S TODAY ONLY DICK HATTON In Where Romance Rides Supported by MARILYN MILLS and hci two wonder horses "Star" and "Beverly" Comedy, "Whose Husband Arc You?" FRIDAY And SATURDAY Fred Thomson and "Silver King" In "RIDLV THE WIND" A beautiful line of pretty sta tionery in boxes. All late patterns I A Loud Explosion Sounds good on the -lih of July that is, unless it happens to be one of your tires! Guard against tire trouble on your holi-. day trip by putting on new Goodycars where needed. We have your size, the price is right and the quality is unquestioned. W. H. Bohnenkamp Go. . ... I