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Page Eight I7A fiKANDE EVENING OBSERVER 7 : men:- Market News of the Day ( A(.( filtAIN WlK'ut: Open lllr.li lsw Inly I ll i n ',4 1 I I sil -li M(:)i m:i Dec I III', I l:!i I iip; 'lIM! nr. j I 15 ll-1!S j YVHKAT RISES TO FIGURES ABOVE YESTERDAY'S TOP "llllET SHOWS HEM TONE Frkl-iy.-Jiily 10, 1020; I'OltTLANO MVKNTOCK I'ItTI,A.VI, On-., .(my in ,vi' ('utile quiet; icc-lpL'i, cali.Je L'.'i. eylvea 211, CHH'AfJO. July IK. (AI) !e heavy profit tiikiiiR- wiles, w'ie:it led ay roHc'to u maximum of 4V eei.li h bushel uhove yoter- JileiUtim to viwU-v (i llnKM fiouiiii:i I Fy itteiidy; drive ins d.'iy'n ftnifh. IncreaaiiiK erop dam. .steady: no rrr.' l;l.- "K" reports from northwestern Hliofp: liinhti L'fic. lower staus tu,,"-ther with mult leinpera- 'i'liniMiljiy. No reri'lpiM. J.MiDh.'i, liii'fH and idtHetHM of ruin there led Him. down) ft f inn'M to Komethin of a utam ruMs flint 1: 'de ' pM'I 1 eeembrr deliv- roniiiioii ?s 'f 1 ft; -earl in-? we !i- 'i i'-.s (niiehed u new hltfh prico era, medium to ehoiee JSV $o. n eord for t he. Keuson. Top itofn . : linns for Hie day, however, worn , , ; not liehl. BOinc expert.- eoutemlillfr lUIlipCiUlOM iCC;i iii ;"iat the out look la Mill for a London Y'io ArHhY,'um,u"1' vr"v in Cam,da- I - ;nr nei ijikimt; corn mu'lltintfeu . to Ue lower: oatH : to lJjivc i up uiM irovislons unchanged to . 2 fit decline. amies l.nXDdX, July 1(1. (AP). To d.-iy's olli-rliis of IH.IIIS If'tllM were actively conne-teil lor ul the wool auction:;. Continental huve'-H I iikiiIii were operating lr. - ly Willi prices nencnilly firmer. Tin- bulk I of Ope of flood Hope add Natal U'Ool WilH hutlllt ill OWiHg to IllC . IliKll lllllilM. That challenge comparison. Better Merchan dise of Quality for less money. Watch our ! prices compare them. Save by trading here! Men's Suits Single and Double-breasted models with an extra pair of trousers. A money-saving value at $19 .85 Dress Shirts I Collar attached and neckband in checks and j stripes, at a price that will demand your in- spection I.IiiH Movement Breaks Out Anew in Exchange I'i IAI' i fl.r.ll liu,-; fitisci) iiiiir ' S.'. , KUAN! l. July I'Vilrrul HI:ilo M.iili.'l N. v.s li-") -AlirlcolM; I'.ovnl $l.:r.f. M-iili'; l.;5i?2 .or i. A. hulk Ur'i Sr.. . IIi itIcm: It n-iIi.tHi s J I l.lll) .rnili-: M;ii'kli"rrli"i V.-. ilrnwi-r: Hlniwiirn-ics r,wi, -CIllllxTrii-H M.'" r.f.r (Ir.-iiv-1!-. I'cntiliiif: i::n-lv ('iiuvi'oi-iiH ini'l Kllii'rhis Kr.c'o $1; Slriiwln-l i'i- Fri'i-s jnc: $ i.sr.. lo- Ni:V VllllK, July III. AP) I'' "iMlll" IMO'IMlM'llt III HlOt'k I'l-i'M-.H. wliich :1i:ih lu'i'ii lii'I'l In ri1 ilr;iinl for Hi.'veral dayH by hoaxv profit liikini; and kpotihIIc Hcllini?, lroU out atit'w toilay nnlT thu li'ii'liM'slilp of (Jcni-nil MolorH com mon, which croKHcil 1 ;.1 lo a now viero modcruln riconl liih levi'l with larijo blockH ; lihcrul run and conmitaMnn Iiouhi'8 of ltf! tiikcn nearly five points on J'ront Klrcpt urn. Bcltlnt- full oliom yilcr.lay'a cIokIiib level. prices. Choice IIeIiI Iioiih readily Till! cloulilK was nlrullK. ToIiiI BpII at 20 to SO',4- cents. Oood POJtTIAXD. Ore.. July IS (AT) A Rood healthy tone Is shown throughout the entire dairy list In the local market with the demand readily absorbing the dally re ceipts. While there Is no change In the liutler and egg quotations for the day on the dairy exchange prices ere firm and slocks promptly taken. Local produce deulcrs are paying 30 cents for hennery whites. Receipts are fairly good but local call together with shipping re. Iiiiremcnts keep everything clean ed up. In fact deulers huvo had to go Into the coolers for stocks during the last couple of days, liutler Meady. The sime situation prevails In Imller. Most of the weakness Ins disappeared and the market at present is steady. There Is a hrlck shopping de mand for high finality cubes to the south while ordinary grades nre l-'iken for berry und gruin harvesters. Hecelpis or butter yesterday took severe slump with only sor.6 pounds reported In. lit'Mly Call Tor Steals. Country dressed meats are meet ing a renily call. flecelnts todn.v after Thursday's tor duo entirely' to the British coal strike. . . "In the eastern seaboard tnar- j kets, business has been less active , but prices are steady throughout ' tho list iuf against a week ago. In J the west, prices are very firm even against the buyer and tho ninv 1 ollp for tho country ns a whole Is figured to be 85 per cent cleared : flither by salu or consiguutent. 1 "UeporU from the goods market 1 show more interest than for some ' time In goods and tho belief Is gen- 1 era I thut prices nro at bottom l which, with a guarantee tiy the fig' factor against further reduction. 1 naturally should tend to good biisl- i ness and apparently son.e good or- ' ders have been tuken already. : Molmlr Is rather quiet hut very firm. ' "The receipts from .lantiary 1, 1926 to July. IS. 1U26 Inclusive. were 2:4.279.1.17 pounds ngalnst 1 179.2S0.60O pounds for tho same I period lust year. ! i Tho Commercial Hullelin will ! publish the following quotutlona ; tomorrow: j Scoured l)asls: Oregon Kastem fine staple tl.lo(l.)2; fine and, M. clothing 90i9Gc; valley No. : 1 93495c. j aiohairi Host combing ! s 70c: best carding 50 (f' 55c. II RATION-WIDE . INSTITUTION- vo. NEW YOKK. July 16. AI') I'jvaporated apples slow; prunes unsettled; apricots and peaches demand slow. : )- Htwin-s approximated 1,500,000 i-mt rr.AM) I'iioiu r. PilllTI.A.VD. rire., .lulv If: MP! P'KKS Htenilv. Current rec-i i'ilH IMIC; li-e;;!i inC'illlin 2:ie: fl-fHli .-!:-illird fjr.;ls 2'ie; ri'etl s'aMilaiil e lri.m 2Se. Il'iller sl-iuly. Kxlrj cib, i, it v :Tjv; slandinli :m'e; prime rlrnls 85 (Je; firsts ::4ir; prints 4 le: eitrlfiiri -le. Milk steudy. llert rliiirnleg ereaill "He per poilll'l n t sMfpi r.-;' Iriiel in ::one 1. Ovum -'ilivireil I'orllend -tie er pmm l. l:;iw milk (I per cent) f:.:n ,v.(. r.n.ii. I I'orl land. I'lillltr- ll.-i1v. ll-avy h LT. 'it 2ile; light. 1 7 ' I He; Kprhiira. Willie lsH; lllr: iln, eoleri- l u- lo 27e; youili:' v hit." dm-ks i ' '2'ir; colored 1 S 'l 2Hv. Potatoes inltet, $ I. Till pt-v .'.'irk: new potatoes ;te. pnnnil. i inloii'i Moiei. i . 7r. CIIICAdO t'ASH I'ilH'Atio. July Hi. IAI')-Cash: Wheat .No. 2 red $1.51 Vj l Jl.r.l,; .No. l mixed smutty $1.44. Corn---Xo. 2 mixed KO-ric; No. 2 yellow SI 1 X 1 A c. (Hits No. 1 while 42 (u i.c; No. 2 Willie 4 1 Vi Ti 42c. l:yi Not quoted. Itarlev f!."f 75c. Timothy seed $lir $7. Clover s I $ yi'n $2S. Lard $I5.S2. Ililis- -$17.50. lielll.. J IS. Ii5. li vi:i:pooi, wiikat lOHPUOL, July III. (API i Wheat 'A to 2r)j,il lilgnei'; Inly lis I.Hid; Oct. Us I lid; calves bring 17 to-, 1 7 cents. Poultry price are steady with heavy hens at 25 cents, llenvy springs bring up lo 20 and 27 cents. Light hens lire plentiful nnd the market Is barely' holding at 17 to 18 cents. White' springs generally at la to 1!) cents. Green Corn For Sale " In La Grande Today Poasllng ears have made their appearance, on local retail mar kets and are selling at .",3 cents a dozen. I la id. 98c Straw Hals A complete assort ment of Sennits and Yeddos $1.95 to $3.50 Dress Hose Plain and fancy Hose in novelty patterns 35c to 69c Blond Oxfords Another shipment just received. A new novelty pattern $1.95 Cotton Hose Lightweight, ribbed Hose in black or brown 3 pair lor 25c Work Shoes The most complete stock of guaranteed Work Shoes $2.-19 to $1.95 Ties The new Calcutta crepes a non-wrink-ablc lightweight Tic, at the new low price 89c Athletic 1 Underwear Knit -back garment, pearl buttons an ex ceptional value at 59c Work Shirts Triple stitched, two pocket Shirt, in blue and grey 19c Knit Underwear Short sleeves and an kle length 98c I'Olt'lLAM) WIIFAT I 'O I (TLA Ml. (lie.. .Iti'v lij. - Wheal: itiiii. hm-cl while liliiesteiu. baarl. leth nii'.ii Willie, wes'ern. white SI. -I.-.; winter, northern itj.rln;.-, w red $1.40. Today's en r rierin!::; Wle-.-I'lonr '1 : euro 1; nHs I; hay (AP) ' I'" 111 TIKI! PAT A KPANCIKCO. July Hi (AP) hitl-rfat r.o.l). Man I'Yailclsco ceniii. x POPLTIIV 4 . I'llANClKCO. July 111 (AP) :rolh rv: Leghorn 1 lo IV, lbs. ll'lf: I "j to J His. 2711 29c. .' s'eorn le ns: :'i llis. ISW : :: lbs. 2:'.'u 2:ie: :i ', to SVj I lis. i :Me; culls Lie. 1!) YEARS AGO TODAY rer;;hin' will return from Mexico. Villa dead Believe t...j ,. A Pair of Shoes and a Hat with Every Suit Purchased. ,V'':-?-V? MM f'.V . 'i: f V - f ? 2- P l''or n:Mi'.( foi this man. ,'bo i" III not try a TWIM'LEX STROPPER :ll(Ml l'C kniiw:; t!i;it I 1 1 1 I I I . iiiaiios snave rcuci'. ;m(l it makes New Razor makes a blade last for I ictiiie and ask about the re- MEN'S Money-Saving Cash Store For Men 1309 Adams Ave, IJvery idxt.v-flrnl er In Jitpmi 'ennttnr oi u Sotrli A'rlnm no jri'iileil tin ex.i-einely iiiihieky mxl rohru.i trlnre.l tontly iluniit tin lir eved Unit enell irirl toi 11 ! uhi vlnir r i-. .. . 1 . ....... .-..I, in r i iHiii'Pii Hllrll llie .eiltl eitr 2H vhtlliiM of tills miperlU nililliiltini SUU Ule. niminlhs. See 1,1 ward at IJJ The L. & L. Drug Co. WEAR iFfT" b n . t k . k y j! TO'dAY ONLY 111 - M .Sec i.eautiful and I5fi!liant Snak'S like i-tasflca) music Meet to ai'i-ordlnir to hut tile Tansl" mis played. Sales of life lniirain-e p, ln-rei,wil 12.2 per cent n,,. four uioiitiiH or tills ,ar o--rorri-Mioiidliig period l:i.l:i;, lust the MIW VoltK. July Hi. lolhirH, lionils: Llhi-rly Jl'ia Liberty 1st 4 ',s Liberty 2d 4 I, Liberty 3d I'm Liberty 41 ll 4 ' -C. li 'i'leasui..' 4 'i .... vi HON ls (AP)-P. K. iloll.irs and lhlrt -s,-i n.l (Sah'H In $liiau) llk'h Low l b IX 1 1 I ,1 1 tilt U7 M ll I K s inj :a i":. Evelyn Brent Parajion of Charm and Distinction In Her Civ.ue: -t .Meltuirama of The Shadow World IIAVAIU) Yl'II.I KR'S Smooth as Satin' i4 auASuv. tvnortsAr.R MAHK7IS 1'onllry (llp welsliO. Poring trln 2RSD?.Oo. Hnnf hont 22 In. Mndltfni liens llto fi. TJcht hon 146 lb. . Ptops 8c lh. No. 1 live tnrlfv 32fl lb. I'lonr. Kri Vpiierutlon (hard wheat) ?7.C0 but. Holt whcul $7.40 bbl. liA GJIASDK TtrrTAIL MARKETS I'onNrr. Spring frleH 35 5Sc. liens Sfifir 0c. HI ruts anil Fisli. Beef boll 1nr?'.2p TT. rhopa and flfrnkj ?5o tfc Siilrnon (.strictly fresh) 35c lb. HullLut S2c lb. Pair,. T,flH 10 lbs. II.9B K lh. Uiil'cr, ereamrry 4Gc lb.; UOc a rol i I-Ifft- 35 rn 4oc dox. Cheoau ;!51i40c. 11. i Honoy, conb Rfto lb. Vart New polotoe.1 4i'6e lb. W'ti.x Hiring loiins 16c lb. ; tfreen i-eus lOiv lb. CirrotsS bunches 16c. rflrfllev" i oc bunch fleets 2 bunches lBc. New cabbujro ftc lb. Turnips 2 booches l(Vo. fireon atrinpr bciiiia 2 lbs. 26c. IludlsheH i-Sc bunch. nropn nnlon 6f bnnoh. Wnl lit Wulla red onions 5c lb. I n h ot li o use t onmtoea 4 0c lb. Texas lonuitoe 10c lb. Walla Wulla tomatoes -Ific lb. KleM cueurnbrrs 3 for 25c. tlreen corn I! 3c doz. lViilr. C'lillfornia f reo."vno peaches 1 3c lb.; 2 for 2."r. Wulla Wulla pe-hes 16c lb., 2 for 2.1c. MiWii CiipS ti'c bo- lta.iberrlos I So box, 2 for 25c. I ewberrtes 1 6c box. Hcd Juno Hpples 4 lb". 26c. trreen apples 4 lbs. 26c. California nprteots 10c lb.; box (1.80. Hum, Walla Walla 16e lb. Homo grown struwburrlca 16c box. Hlarkbcrrles 2 for 25C. Kofrunberrlea 3 boxes 25c. Cunt a loupes 15' 20c. Cuso has 7c. Watfrnieloiw 4i4'4c lb. lee Cream melons fio. i'herrles 10r 16c lb. Bananas 16c lb. temonn 46c Horn. THngvs 4(iefTf $1 dos. Grape fruit 2 2c each. Sttirfir. Cane augr t(l.65l7.0S. Mir. lhird federallon J8.40 bbl. Soft wheat JS.20 bbl. fSaootlne. naxotlne, rerular. retail 27c jral. Oatollne, hlsh test, reUU le vat FIND IT HERE Copy for this column mast be iii by 0:00 a. in. ?AL DEPARTMENT STORES IW Depot iSU, La Grande, Ore. Bathing Suits One-Piece All Wool For Men Ribbed suits that fit snugly and that are finely shaped; one shoulder button on and off in a second. The ideal one-piece bathing suit. ' The suit that will give perfect freedom of movement; well-made and well-finished; reinforced at all important points.- Most ex ceptional values at our price of Ml Other Giic-Piccc Suits I'm- men at Goc to $1.50 at 98c to $1.50 The women of liooheheart I.e- fiaswin Mlijnr lllfts Kion will hold a cooked food sale ANCIIOHAOK, Alttsaka, July H' at the llooverlzed Oroeery Katur-. j (AP) An csiiorliiinnt in ruisilid: day, Julv 17. ill 10 o'clock. 7-1 i-It s'M;nr jiuuls will bo made in Alas? ka. I Tito flt'pariincnt of a(,-rlcultura; A home cooked mid-day dinner and llm Alaska railroad will cooti j served each day 1 1 a. in. to 2 p.icrati: in tliti elToi't. 'J'lin expe.ri ni. ut moderaae prices. 'I'ry it. At. I meat will bo niado In the Mntan Sllverthorn-Wrifflit's funiily ilrusluiiUa and 'raiiiiana valleys north ot); store. 7-Jiitf .liere. Cost of production aiiij.1 proiluct will lamely determine the?' Iiltlue or tin: venture.' j -ii A pretty lino of iuicr lunch sets - tabic cloth, napkins, one set for llic. five them at Hilverthorn Wri(rht's funiily drug- store. 7-10tf Ilciiistltcliini;, iilcotlna. button boles, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10.WI. ............. -r - . nrwii lilt li. Bchool Funds now available fori Tl"' ' 1 1 ri , I patterns of .'os frio loans In Union County. Bet ,!rlil "issware and new dinn. r H. E. Drxnn. leol nnlldln Tj. ware used by .Mrs. McChan at the Grande. Ore. - S-l(Itf Por a limited I L'..r0. Hit,- load. I 547. llllir C. O. I). llonw'inakers' Institute will lie found at Richardson's Art & (lift boxwood K'iop. You will find al this shop Main ."Aliens ami color scnoincs to,lvM ,u,.r()W 7-15tf i lnaltn anu l-HC"'1 Willi every Home : themselves. Primitive htiskmcn in t he pj-entji Kaialiaii Descit, .South Africa, ai-f hel'irvi'd tin: shyest on earth. a the approach of a. stranger, cvifn!1 of their own color, they will run? for miles or, if taken by surp.'is.il in Iln. sand ii"i Iiiib Till! I new- decoration. Kichardson, "The Art best tonic ,.le so.el bin,. I wlM l,,k(' a PlTSOlllll i.Uer- ,,, , i.n,iu rat '" ",c selection of the rllfht you. you up, net uulckly. $1.00 tie sold only by Kilverlhorn WriBht.'s family drug store. 7-llitf liie apple luis been crossed will's llOt- i I"""'.1' f-m.-nwaie. on-f.-' l-v 'J O'llltlllH uppie lWra lefts of art i,n,l ,1 1 n i.r,e .... t.. . Oil sK--- ar-obl i.Immi i,-,...u your home. 7-lti-2t shoots llius obtained being grafi id in turn on pear trees. ia .XOTIt'r: All nietllbers of Ktar .encamp ment .No. 31 are reminded to meet Monday .luly lo. Special business, i lly order of ('. P. : 7-iii-it 11(1 little liver touchers for 25c. the best of all little pills made. A mild laxative for children and grown i pie. Kohl only by Kil- llobbed hair lias made U,7M) liiincse women dependent upoii charily. They were ' fornierly hairi net lii:iker:i lull lb.. ...!-. ..it .. vertlioi-ii.v-,.r-l,iu r li.. .1 "... .... , hi , ,i j. ,j "-'n'" ....no., inns, siiori nair "on-- 7-1 Cl 1- of wot U. has thrown thein out ins.n H';.'.i .. .. Inn. 27 Ins.:! liia.; lol.ii I i l Iii ,.Vfi! -Si Coinedv- itHH MHt It 1.1 HUT j ItOSTiiN, July 1. AI) The 'tunnterebil Uulletin will say to morrow: i "There Iihs been no pronounced ; rMetlon In I he wool market as yet. on neeuunt of either the Inttlul niM-nttiKs of Mirht welirbt poods or i the openthtc of the "fourth series of cttluiilal wool nut-lions hi Ixmdnn.j lu eaeh euse. priees have opened tt (liltle lower than bud been pTt ed but not en on if h o to demoralize; . the trade; on I he eontniry, eertsln Phases of bdh npenlnrn tend to stabiltty and 'arv rvasurlttT. Mer inos at London, eumpaml with last jeUK-iiiH. artf firm. Capes about ftvc j iht rent dearer and erotts breds pa- ti SI e ter ecu! down the UV More Play Hours And Less Work Hours With A Hoover Miss Jeers' lecture at the Institute yesterday gave emphasis1 to household equipment that would do your work more nuicklv and with less effort. The Greater Hoover is that kind of a household aid. When summer winds blow invisible clouds of dust in your home-dust that grinds and wears into rue;s and fabrics-only Sction Cl' (I( lhC c!ca"inff lhat l),ovcs Pro- Miss Bccra especially recommends (he cleaner type which pos cssscs both stionjr suction and motor-driven hrush which the Hoover has. It gathers all lifter on a rujy, and removes 131 greater amount of dust and dirt embedded deep in your fabrics. The Hoover, by Jdoing better work mote quickly, provides the leisure hours that housewives need and deserve. 'Would you let us show you on your own rugs? Just phone us. Only $G2.2j Down Balance Monthly. fi--Mi jr., ly V.V-V X Bohnenkamp Furniture Company n-Ol K 1 .'LOOKS 01' SrrauOR Fl'KMTl RE" i, K-