La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1926, Image 8

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Tuesday, July 27, 1920.
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Buy Your
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STRAW HAT
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WITH ANY
f- .; SUIT
" PURCHASED
Men's Wear
BlHify-Savnf - Cat
Store For Men
1309 Adams Ave
BUTTER, EGG
PRICES JUMP
mvfkj'ool wiii:.t
I01ttlN'L, Or, July 27 AI'
HUff advuwra tiro shown in lo
cal butter and rag prices with tlio
mark.-t ven- Htron at thn hlirhtr I MVKItlfOI July
level. Lltflit receipts diirliiff tlii towe j imai nnciiftinrcii.
liuii i-w ways ipifruuT wiin a niBii-i v " '
it trend In oth'T count niarkvtH 1 H.d.
la responsible fop lllu advance
Market News of the Day
Clllt'AUO (illAIN
U'lM'Mt: Open High Low C'Icmi
July iny, nan i2
tclit Mi 112 1 10 1 1 1 tj
lit-. 140 141 H 115', 11.1 Ji
CANADA REPORTS
FAVORABLE; GRAIN
GOES INTO SLUMP
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.Tilly I Is I th
Die I0
fllJlWOO. .(: 27. (AO In
fluenced by expected cooler weath
er unil rain likely to relieve -iii-
verse crop conditions In Canela,
wheat niarki-l hero turned
NEW HIGH MARKS I J"""!' p"?Vl'5!i,..
rnn VPAP MAlif 1-OItTLASU. Ore.. July (AI-
f UK IfciAK MAlJUi l Uuttir: Cubes 1 to )Ho higher;
IN '.WALL STREET i - cuUL -"'
39 14c: standards 38 lie; prime
rirsts i1c; firsts J5V4C; prlnts
NKW YORK. July :7. (AC) 43c: cartons 41c.
New high records for t'n. ynir Eggs 1 to 2c higher; current re
were established by nearly u dozen 'cclpls 2c; fresh medium 26e:
Issues on the resumption of- ti.e fresh, standard firsts 28c; fresh
here.
Urn the .dulry exchunge cube
hlilter was boosted 1 cents In ttll
grud.-a but firsts while the lower
grade ndvunced a c-nt, . Quotations
: ifbw ore: Kxtrti 39 Ijc; standards
prime firsts 37 lie: and j
ItlllTI.AXII lli:T
. CIIlTl.ANI. Ore.. July 27. (AC)
Wheal: IIIIU. hard while, blue,
stem, btuirt $1.41: federation. soft
while, western white 81.40; liard
winter, northern spring, western
I red 1 1. sr..
Todm's rar receipts: Wheal 94:
flour 7; hey 2.
CHICAGO CASH.
urns ati'ic.
Kr, sti eggs iiI:hi show a brisk ad
vuncc (or th" day with current re-j
eelp'.s up 2 cents to 27 cents net
und all other grades accent lil-li-I
er. I-'rcsh standard extras now
iiuotej at 32 tints with firsts ut j CMIC.Uio, July 27 (AC) Cash:
31 cents and mediums nt 27 cents. I Wheat No. 2 red 1.4.1 , i 1.4 I ;
Itecelpts of , eggs yesterday I - hard 81.43 i 8 1.43 14.
amounted to 426 eases.' Local j Corn No. 2 yellow 6 l& i Stir:
c ooler holdings ore reported at i 50- : while 85 !4 sue.
(..'..172 cimes.' Itecelpts of surplus tints-No. 3 while 4 1 14 ii 4T. V, c;
cubes from country creameries was ' wnit" 44V,H4V4c.
only. 1 1.3M pounds with the imik
ui.wnrd movement In to li-v tf stork
market. Trading w.is extremely
dull, due to the lack or public In
terest and (lie apparent reluctance
of many professional tnid rs to ex
tend their commitments until of-
downward today. Values were J ler the. uuurterly meeting of the
doniliuited nhnost enlln-ly by tlii:l'. K. Hleel t'orporutlon I'lle loday.
awnimptiuu of a better outlook for . Call money rites continue.) leU-
nnanu. ie en lieieHH. leinpi'ra- n i eiy eiLiy Willi ill lie concern iiiuiii-1 1-...f j.i
tares of iiroiind too were reported i fesled in the Increase In brokers' I .iM- .... . , . I
iltirliiK the day in parts of the three ; loans reported for Inst week by tho J0rtland. ' " " ' ' ' i
Canadian imiirie provhiees. federal reserve bank. I .... . . !
Wheal dosed irr-ioilar. r..n-ii, ' The closinc was firm. Tola) sales ' W-tal.les .,ii.-t; onions 1',, ,
fro,,, liic net decline to c ad- ! approximated l.snii.nno slian-a. . M Potatoes 1 4 Ji.60 jkt sack. ;
oals
standard extras 29c.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 25
42tic: light JS417c; springs.
whitA )71c; do, colored up to
2tic; youngs white ducks 22tr23c;
colored 15i 17c. , .
Milk steady, best churning creitin
40c per pound net shipper's trark
In r.one 1. Cream delivered Cort-
nts per pound. . Itaw
vanet; corn
to lvie ut;
to c off and provisions vary- COl'ITRY
IriK rom 7c setback to a rise of .SAN ritANClWO. July 27. (AC
2 cents. 1 K- ""r'"'1 Agrieultiirol Bco-
" ! uouiies) Itroilers: Leghorn 1
! Need of Landing Field
i At Pendleton Is Shown
l ltlSCI) I'ltl l'CH
SAN l-'ltANCISl 'll, Julv 27. ( A C I '! 2c.
l.Vdenil State Mirket News Serv- I'rveis: I --lii.ru i
lee) A. tiles; lloxes (! nivensti'lns I r 3iJc. colored !fi!(i
4 to 414 tier $l.:ri f i.i;t: IuksI3;(..
iiir'i; Led .Junes J2f'$:t,
llerriis: Jtastde-rrie-i l..'.ui
SI. Mi crate; blae'Kberries :ta'ii.tr.c
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J, - 't'MICAliO IJVIISTOC'K -
c'ilIC A OO,' July 27. (Al' L'. R
lletsirtuient Of Agl'll.-Ullllre) lings
?I.U0; market ralicr lirehss: de
ijirahlQ liogs mostly steady: isick-'
(ntr sows strong to Kic higher; few
selected light weight around 2c
higher early: filgs In very narrow
2m:tnd; bulk Jtil to 210 pound
i.eraes f 1 3.t0 1 1 3.S5.
.' Catlln ll.OOli;, very dull trade on
most clrisiies; fed steers weak to
!".c. lower; SS to 40c prf for week:,
ijheral - supply of u-ell-flnished
Steers hold over from .Monday n
rjielor 111 slowing- down today's
trade; best yi'iirllngs and medium
Height early nt 110. in; heavies
ill. US- expansion In -grass ' steor
niovement; bulk northwestern go
ing to fender dealer al f ft f I'l.oO;
vcilh-rs steady at I5I S13.S0.
Sheep IS, 000: (at lambs weak to
:c. lower; westerns largely un
sold; .early salo of Idahos 114.05
to packers; few 114.75 to small
fclllers; bulk natives lS.?5f! 114
il.th some huld higher; sorting
sllglitl)' Incrciised: ciill natives
111. Bo mostlyt sUe'ep steady; early
bulk fut ewes 6.601 17; few wiles
1(7.26: Uallrornlil feeding lambs
around 67 pounds tls.atiIJ.'.
ittcndy; Intn Moiiduy bulk 66 to
0,2 'liumncl, ly and Washington
(Sedlng lilmbs JI3.76HI J4; 72 to
in pound kind 11311 M3.25; steady
itli lata lust week.
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1-OIITIJVNI). Or"., July 27 (AC)
jMlogs. cattle and calves, sheep
Itiid talubs nominariy sternly; ho re
A lptK ,
iarn.iirT
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HA.S' I'itAM.'IHl.'O, jllly 27 (AC)
Uultrrfiit f.o.b.' Ban I'ranelsco
cvlils';-
10 Years Ado
: Today
Mrs l. I'llrgRrahl l a
Walla Walla il.-ltur.
Travelers
I'liut pivtcrUufi nllh WUImmi
k .Vifpnt, Sltiuli.. v . m
) ilut find glnn--.
ryv rttmi
A full IllK'
L Si L. Drug Co.
of local creameries down to 13.S75
pounds.
I Keeling Is easier In Die poultry
market witii couiiulsslon . houses
now oiioiing light. hens at in to 17
cents. J'oultry buyers ofi'erlng
generally i to 17 cents for light
hens. Jlea-vy hens also. slower (it
26 cents. Springs steady 'and un
changed. ' . ( . ' . ... .
t ountry dressed hogs down -to
20 cenls w lih 2IH4 c. nls I he ex
trenu lop. Cholee light veal hold
ing steady at 17 cents. Itecelpts
only normal-hut demand easier.
I.A OILA.MiF tVIIILliSAJ.E
lt'e Not iiuoteij.
Hurler C6 4i 7T.C.
Tllnolhy teed j.T64 Jii.;
1 V, lbs. 2S'2Uc; 1 l I lbs. 27
: lbs.
lbs. 22iil
i:r.e:
m:v vohk i'iu it
NKW YiillK. July 27. (AO
KvnporilteiJ n p (lies neglected ;
prunes illlet; liprleots, new 'crop,
tower.; choice 23'u 24c: extra ebntre
2.'2Ce; peaches iiuiel; rnlsins
Steady.
drawer: strawh.-rtles 4Sf fl.
rauey 7r. '.1 J(!c; lii:inberries
'ioe draw r.
C, aeltes: Karly Cre wfords
r;iherlai ;r. i !l(le: Stn wbeny
and .1. II. Utiles Iiii'u $l.:il.
IVars: Cartletts 7"i'.i:.r,e
l.r."'i 51.7". box; biri;e lug
I'Iuiilh: riurl.i'.nks. Cermaii
SI crate; Tragedy 7r.e'nS crate;
tlralid luikes 7:".e','i$l cralc; Santa
Corn 7.".ci 11.60 lug.
Young rooters and )ulets: Col
ored 3 lbs mid up 37 V 40c; stagey
Knowing spurs 31'o3",c.
Old roosters: Colored 161 18c:
,IJ ' ( I'ghorns l.'.'iilflc.
t l.i'elinrit 1.,-nR. ' U. II. u U ,r " I ...
and I- lbs. 22'i 23e; 3 Vi to 3 14 lbs. 2
'rees ' ,.tls t;- ir,c.
I Large coloredJ hens: ' Itaneh 30 i
ial:fto 32c: eastern 30 to 32c lb.
' T.r.nvvipu; Tc rVnmicnrl
CI:NII.i:Ti.iN. July 27. (AO
Need of an emergency landing
g! iieui nnr fennieion was ueiuoii-
stralei bere yesterday be tho lanil-
Ing of Captain llerold. of the
I'nlted States army on his way !
from Salt Ijike City to Vancouver.
Wash. Tile officer wis forced to '
fpend considerable time In seeking
a. suitable' landing field where he
might alight to obtain gas - and :
lunch. . " . . -
r.o i
$2,500,000 Paper Plant
I'oiOtr.T (llvo wrlldil).
Bprtng frte MffJOa
H hons S2o tb,
alediura liiios iso lb.
Light heiu-r 14 lb.
Stags So lb. ;
No. 1 lire torkeys 2o lb.
1-lour, . .
Hard Kcdcration (hard wheat)
-I7.IK) bbl. .
Bolt wheat 7.4.0 bbl.
LA ORANDR rtl.TAIL DLkllKKTS
foultry.
Sprtiij; fries 36 41 580.'
liens ;r.s 30c
Mcas anil Flsli.
Bsef boil 10 s 12 14o lb.
Chops and steaks fo n
Rilnion (strictly fresh) 360 lb.
Halibut 32c lu.
Pau-J.
Lard IP lbs. 11.86 t lbs. l.no.
llnttcr, creamery 4c lb.; too
roll
Kggs flr.'r4ftc don.
ChMir-f-3,&8 4.lc (b.
hooey, coirib -nOo to.
VrtfUJiblM.
New I'OtattK.'' i lbs. 26c.
Wax string beans Km; Ui.
(Irpen peas 3, Ins. 2Hc.
Carrols 2 buueht s 15c
rai-slcy l10c biuich.
fleets 2 bunches l&C
Ni w cabbage sc lb.
Turnips- 2 bunches 6c.
tlri--u string beans 16c lb.
Itndtshes 6c bunch.
Oreen onions (ic bunch.
Walla Wullu ftd onliins 6c lb.
Lettuce, bolue UroWll ICc head.
Vi-via tonmto.--2tic .b
sllii Wullu tomatoes 2(C ll.
I'teld cucumber 3 for 26c
tlreell corn 3Ui)(36t: Uos.
I'-niUV
K'eunewieh, Wash., l-'rcetsoue
peiH'hes leu lb.; 2 for 26c.
Walla Walla pist-'hes 160 lb.. !
fot 26c.
Ulack caps l&c box.
Caipbenies 16c box. S for J6C.
Ited June apples 4 lbs. 26c.
(tre.-n apples 4- lbs. 26c.
Apricots 1214 lb.
Hums. Wullu Wulla lt.c lb.
.Hume grown strawberries 16c
box.
Ilhickberries 2 for 2&c.
Ixicunhcrrtfs 2 boxes 26c.
L'autiilnupes 3 lor 33c.
CusubiiM 7c.
Walerue-lons - 3 14c lb.
lee Cream nielous tic.
Cherries lt- 1 oC lb.
ltananss 16o lb.
Lemons 460 dps.
(.ranges 4cnll dux.
Kuunr.
Csno sugar I4.86VI7.06.
Hi Mir.
II . id ..deriillon IS.40 bbl.
Sod wheal it). 20 bbl.
(isollne.
n..nii.. ..in inii !
Oasoltno. high test, retail 81c i HlW
gal.
XKW Vmtlv. July :
dol.iirs, bonds: ;
Liberty 3!4s
Liberty 1st 4s ..."
Liberty 1st 4 ',s
Liberty 2d 4 V,3
Liberty 3d 4 Vis
Liberty 4lh 48
' C. S. Treasury 414s
IIO.MIS.
(AC) I. S. dollais and tlllrly-Heeg.ii. Is of
(Sales In $10011) High Low Close
6:i 101.4 CM. 2
6 100.20 loo.i.;
3 11.2.7 11. 2. r.
Kg' ' 100.25 100.24
M 101.9 101.6
12.". 102.19 102. IS
20 107.21! 107.23 the new enterpris-
.'-.- ... I
U n rrporfi-U lnre1hnt two pi-j
lots of tin Klko-I'HSro Mir nuiil lin ;
will hf In I'vndMon within ll.f n-xt ;
fv Uuyn to Nf'k' out A Btlitllllle )
'ndinn: fhId which might be nm-d-oil
by tlK-lr pi&ncM In fincrgoncy
showere, tog or snow. i
CHAIMIA.V i;i.i.minati;i
T,ONGVIKV. Wnali., July 27.
( A 1') AniwiunciMiH'iit w.'is timd-
fo-lnv hy It. .V. lon-. chtiirnian of I NKXV YOUK, July (Al)
th- lionrtl of din-dors of th? Ionir ItcU Chupiimn, of lioston, was rli
litil LiiMihi r tomii.Miy, who is Iwrp 1 minutt'd tndiiy from connidiTiilion
hoiiR'w.aB (i cpnu.'iiucr tor uu ri-aiiKT-
in.
His
tir.MS
ironi Kans.iH t'lty. that
is tissun-il n ? J.f,ttit,tMm pnjr
plant. A siii of IX') iim-s on 'the
uhi!iibi(L rivi r runt of the fir unit
of the Lunar Ih'li IjiihImt cour
pitity'H phuit has been jjocurcd for
wtipht cluimplons'ilp nfttrr his
manager. t'hnrleh Curuo, had
clHtihed with the statti nthh-tir
comttflKt-ilon over postponrntrnl of
(-'hupnmn' bout tyilght with Uube
Itci mun. ' ;- f.
filATIONWID
INSTITUIIVN-
(Lfenney.
VidL DEPARTMENT S
Hto Depot HL, U Urande, um.
Summer Outing Togs
For Women And Misses
A New Shipment Just
Received.
Of ladies' khaki knickers. iMailu
of heavy quality khaki, in col
lect styles and sizes to please.
You will find your size here,
at a pi ice that is irresistible.
Tin's low price is made possihh
only thiouRh volume buying for
our 745 busy stores.
$1.79
TWEED KNICKERS
A complete stock of ladies'
tweed knickers, tailored to fit,
in zreys and tan mixtures. Ex
cellent values at these low
prices '
$2.49 to $5.50
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Your Living Room for Fall
SH.ER.R-Y.S
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
MAURICE "LEFTY" FLYNN
"High and
Handsome"
Comedy "A Fraternity Miv-iy
STARTING TOMORROW
"BOBBED HAIR"
Your home life centers in the living room and it's hut
natural that you take greatest pride in having that room as
attractive and as comfortable as possible. It is the room that
is used most and seen most in the fall and winter months that
arc to come it is where your friends arc entertained, where
the family gathers to cn.ioy the evening hours.
Plan now to have a better living room this Tall. It may he
that the desired effect can be had by merely making a new ar
rangement and adding ine or two pieces of furniture. Or pel
haps your old living room pieces are worn and soiled and yon
can plan on a new suite a colorful overstuffed davenport
and chair around which to build a room that you can be
proud of.
And you can have the new furniture without making a
serious hole in your home budget. Furniture is an investment
that will last for a life-time and we therefore make arrange
ments to allow you any convenient purchase plan you desire.
You can complete your room and have the joy of its beauty and
comfort while making moderate payments during the months
to come. Let us show you the new pieces and suites now on
display.
Throughout this large' stock four floors devoted exclu
sively to furniture you will find many Tine pieces to help solvd
your problem. Lovely colors, bright and decorative, arc becom
ing increasingly popular in upholstery. These, w hich are easily
carried throughout the room to give color harmony, arc pro
vided in furniture of unusual comfort a quality of superior
character for which Bohncnkamp's furniture is known.
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