La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1926, Image 8

Page EfgCT
Thursday, October 7, 192G.
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Where adventure
beckons, Buckhects go!
$14.85
The Store
L
I ininri II n TnvlfytlQ
- f 1
inr hnlL Mflvkf'ts
V.M.i;, On;. Oct. " Turkey uro
tllreiltly lielllK lllll'll Ul fur ' till'
TliiuikHKlvInK dliuipr. with Vulu
iii'finitfiy takiiii,- iih ni.u-o I. tho,
ii.nikotliii.- l.i.liit fur poultry Kiuwn
In 1 11 IH vlclnlly unci In tho uniier!
rouiilry. 'IhlM your miirly till of
tho mower hrivo bIbiioiI up with
Iho Idaho Turkoy (Irim ol M iiMHiji lii.
Hun, ii liinwws oooiicratlvo market-
Inn 011,'iiiilziillon. II, l-l.iln, their
iiiiimiHcr, iviih hero I'Vlilny anil
Hiiluriliiy ami llsloil JJJO cummer-
elal turkeya In the two day
PV"
Could Not Sleep
On Left Side'.
"I hn.l pi, 1 mm throuch my alom-
noli (duo to kiih) nnd could not
floop woll, OMpoolally on loft nldo. I
TliiinliM to Aillorlkn, I i,m woll
uuiiln." (Klunodl Kiimuol H. Pnvnn
Aillorlkn rrnuvn (1AM In ton niln-
ntoM nnd Iii'Ipl'h out old wiimIo nml-
tor you novor thouuhl wim In your ""tly I" lo l5o lilshor than yi h
wyMtom. It Ih witnilorfiil fur run. lorUay'n iLvoniifi.': avi-raffii wolKiit
mtplitlon anil allied Mtomnoli iron-
lilo. o nmtlor what ymi havo
trlrd. the IlKAI. AdlPtliia action
wilt Kiu'lit'itio you.
Tho I,. &
llrutf Co. Adv.
10 Years Ago
Today
ItiMnn ln front Non
Vtii h In f I I'D t itunii' of
world' Ki-rlm.'
Signs
I'lillinv Ihc lilnlnx sljni to
MIVillUK llllll Mlll.oriU'llllll.
sociirn:
CAMIIMK
lio llio rolli.H n Ileal.
Tithe lionii' n ihiiiiiiI of
IKM'KV ItO.MIS
Jlaishiiiitlliins, Wnlimlx nml
.Milk CliiM'iilnio, Coiil!
I'llll I'llllllll, 7,"H'
L. & L. Drug Co.
Bohnenkamp's Mortuary
Fifth and Spring St.
CMain
Sealed
i
SHERRY
last showing; toxkjht !
I 11
Featuring:
DOROTHY REV1ER
with
CULLEN LANDIS, LIXCOLX ST EDM AN
Should one woman hold her tongue
when another woman is guilty?
Comedy ,'0H MONKEY HE COOP"
TOMORROW AND SATt'RDAY
. "hRIDE OF THE STORM"
Light footed over any
trail, wearers of Buck
hects well know this pli
able Indian-Tan process
leather with the oil tan
ned right into its texture.
They depend on the tough
oak-tan soles. They like
the "feel" of the patented
Buckstrip moccasin-style
vamp.. It's leather-lined,
Water-resistant.
There is longer wear in
Buckhects. They are
favorites with outdoor
men and women every
where. Choose them for
work or play. Easy to
walk in hard to wear
out. Try on a pair.
For Men
oral hinulreil inoro arc- eieeU'il to
1:01110 within tlin ni-xl few liny. 11
nuM been 'xiiiiiiiii'ri tiiut the ct(i
iirounil Vale Ih ilouhlu that uf last
XJtfl t A '
rV tlttll xUVanCeS Iff.
Chicaao Mart Tntlau
-"lM.Ul ul 1 1 VUUy
,
rlllr.UiO, Oit.' 7 ( Hy the A.i-
xm tHt.'cl i'hhI. Opi nlni; u.i-
cimnK,., ( i4 ,. ,,, w-lu-nl r. net -
,., a mtlo thi n mlviiiireil nil
around to wi ll nlioie yesterday n
finish. Corn and outs wi n- easy.
corn stnrllnir to o off, and
MilnciM'nf ly continuing to S'lif.
'revisions showed nt reiifrt h.
i.i i iii-ooi, wiiK.vr
I.IVHUI'OOI.. (lit. 7 (API.
Ioiio: Whoat, Md IiIbIiit to ,id
,"w"r: "cu
M'"Q' 7M:
l'IIIO.Mll I.I VKSTOCIv
t'll"('AOO, Oot. 7 (AI-, I.'. N.
""P'"'"ni nt of AkiIi iiIIiiii').
'fH -I.OIUI; ili'Klralilo lililclioi'H
at -0(l puundu and iindor. lf to
-'"' low'i" piickiir sows inoiitly
1 " '-1c limir; lop. 114.06.'
Ciiltle Itcci'lptK I'i.iuui; prac
'llcully no iiiai'liit curly for fd
Htcci'H and yi'iirllnitH: few hiiIch or
yearling! and nii'dluin wi'lhl uu
evenly lower; Hhe utock weak t
26o lower: vcnlera uionlly Si
lower; lillltely f5 down In pack-
era: few choice Helcctcl lo out
alili'i-H. JR. .'ill. -
Si.i'.'p Sl.nmi: active, fal Inuilis
mostly jr.c IiIkIui- than yinter
ilny: hulk hutli iiuIUih ami wem-
ernii. f M.iioti 14. 26? choice natives
and riinifcrrt held around $14.76.
riillH Kliunit lo 26c hlnliir. (in.ua
4IHI.M1 mostly; hei'p Hti iidy: Inpk
lleall'lllile fat ewe. ft',, all 4i 11. J;, ;
feeillnir luiiiliM Hlemly lo nIi-oiik at
1 1 3. uu Kl. 60.
HI TI l;iir.''
SAN I'MiANCIW'O. Oil. 7 (AD.
Illllterfiit f. o. li. Xau I'VllllclMce.
4. sc.
Oiniinienlal Kusin-nderH tin
lie
Inli nl runhlnn I ml n l.ondiin, r
MvIiik an old-tliii" cu.itiiin. I'l
liireit me .item-lied 0r winrii' i
tile uliotildcr Htrnp.
The linr.xltiK of a t'oiniiioii
ImliHeriy has a illsllml inuspiil
nuallly. the vlliiiiiion or ihclni:
pio.limiui ihc note
42
Lips'
WHEAT PLANTING
FOR FALL HEAVY
Favorable Moisture Con
'ditions Aid Farmers,
Says Bank
KI'OKA.VK. Ort. 7 Moro full
(wheat In bring planted than hint
j year, din. to favorable niotturi
I condition according to th month.
j ly report of the Kcrteral Iind
bank of Spokane. Tho Informa
tion coming to the bank 1h that In-
j land I'm pi re farmers arc In a fair
j way to mako a poor) profit this
year, dun partly to economical op
eration of thHr fnrmfi. The Ulffl
eiiltleM thftt have bowt farmers for
the last fle or tx yearn have
caused effort to reduco costs us
much as possible.
The batik In lionninc to feel
the effectB of tho harvest In H
ojiidallon. Crops arc beginning to
move.
The cold mi up did little damag-u
to apples hi the Jnluntl Einilrt, I
It wua reported.
Market Impnnr.I
There n an imporved market
for reol rut ate held by tho bunk.
Ihtrty-rour farms, consisting of
Ii.fiOii acres, were sold last month.
Moat of the Rules were to real
"ilirl fanners" who ure moving on
the land.
A judications for loans wire
made In at month by 261 fanners
Tor f 1,1 !t a.mifi. due hundred
thirty-tour appllratlons for $4fiO,-
'.on with approved: and 78 loans
tolnlhitf fZMU.MOO were closed.
The total acreage mort v;ir( to
the bank Is 6.710, unu acres, all In
the four Northwest states.
Oregon' 8 Walnut
Crop Contracted
l'f MITI.A.NI). On'., Ool. 7 (.U')
I liri'inn'H record walnut crop bus
jiuitlri'ly been milil or conlnietod
I ilow e, to the hint nut. HeoorillnR
to Jnhnsnn-I.lelier conipnny otllni
j iit'enta for tho Orcirnn Growers.
I Tin- orop not only seta n now hleh
' record yield bill quality nnd lze
-xce iiiiythlnK over produced In
this state.
Opeiiln? prices on the IHHG crop
were mimed this mornintr nlon?
with the nnnounerment that the
crop had n I ready heen disposed of.
The rniiffo ns follows:
Jumbo Pranquettcti 52c; In r ire
l'mnfiittefl SSpj - tiwdtmn -r-n-uuettis
3fip; Jumho Muyettes 29c:
jiimho Ore iron 29n; laro Oregon
I'fic; medium Oregon SJc.
Tim a hove prices show iilte a
stihstniithtl reduction from the
California opening prices.
Opening pi-Ices on filberts ranco
from ISO on Hurcellonas to 22c
on Pii Chlllys.
MAHKlTtS
Ponhrr (II wrurliO.
Heney mirlBff cblvkrlM SSo Ih.
TJrIU aptinp chickens 2lic lb.
Henvy liens 20c lb.
I.lclil hens ISSt lOo lb.
Meilium henii .tfin lb.
t.lcht luuie Mc lb.
Stair- Ho Ih. '
No. 1 live turknys Slo lb.
I'lonr,
Ilnrd K.ilcrutlon (hard wheat)
7.ftf bhl.
Soft wheat 17.40 bbL
i,. (.it wm: iiKTAii, iiAituirrs
Dnlry.
I.urd 10 Mis. II.HO: E His. 0Sc.
llutter. oreitmury 63o lb. $l.u&
a mil.
KsiTH- 4fi Kc 7
Cheese 3K140C a pound.
Honey, comb sne lb.
I'l'Kouililes.
Ni v I'litiltoes K lbs.. LTiC.
I'llilllflimer I So Ih.
Hwpet pedilni'M 7e II..
t'lillloi'iiiu tiirnlps lOe Inmeli.
Wullti Snlln turnip. 2 fnr 15e.
t'nlirnriiU ln'ets Ine liuneli.
Walla Wllllil lieetil. i lillllelleK.
I :.e.
Siihuirl) 1 r.o 111.
rullfonilit I'lirruls 2 biinelie:i
I lie.
TiiMley 1 He bunch.
i' ililuiir" -Mi lie Ih.
Wiillii Walla onions ,1c lb.
Ke'l I'epinrs yuc lb.
(Iieell p'ppirs -li'ic lb.
Leltuee li"e lieml.
Keuneuick toinutues His. 2f.e,
l.2.'i liov.
Hllliiiner miuusli Go each.
KKit I'lnnt 16c.
rii-Kilinr (iniiinK ir.e iii.
rurllls 3 bunches 16c.
J'tntipkln 3e li.
Celery 2 Imni-lH-s L'.'ie: 1 ;,e.
llnlliiillM' cucillltliei'H - IfiC.
M'llliisli 4e.
IVlills.
Simke Itlver I'Y.'entuiie piuehei
- - His. 2I.e: $ I . r f box.
tlre.-n npples e lbs. :Te.
Hiirllell pears--f l.2fi Imx.
lew Cream melons" 20 lb.
llnilnims! Ac lb.
1 .i liwin.1 - Ine tins.
(Iriliicis ill! tu 8ne lie.
Concord grapes Si, Hi. I.hiU. I
Mil'.
I.mly l''lnjn'i' i;ntpes2iic lb.
Tokay Knlpis i:c lb.
Italian unities 4u lb.
(ilouli'l cherries 2ic lb.
8iifAr.
Ciino iiignr ID.iili07.lt.
Diilir.
Soft whost J1.S0 bill.
Hard federation tt.40 bbl.
(asnlliie.
(lasollns, regular, retail 87c
al.
Casulllle, rigulnr, rellill 23c
(Ul.
ltHlltry.
Kprliin fries - liUttt,
lions 2bii S0c.
Meals anil 11.li.
Iteef boll 1IMI l Ao lb.
Chops and steaks !5o lb.
Siiimun (strictly fresh) :sc lb
Halibut j;o lb.
i T7vr 5s: mmmzm II If
-':fj ... iMmf
..
UNION PERSONALS
TNION (Special). Some of the
I 'nion people who attended the
Wallowa county fair at Knt-r-
prise Inst weel; wrj-e ( L. ('a. I-
well, Kd MIM.-r, T. T. fi.fk. Ml:-j
ton Levy, (ii urge Iteii.son, I -n t
Hidlemiin, Lemi Levy. Kd Cl:n
and Mr. and Mrs. William Von- i.
Mrs. John Coleman and chi!-;
dren, n) I'endletun. have bee a '
viHl(in: the pusl week with h.-;'j
parent. Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. M. Cress
land. Mrs. Harry McClay and two
sons wen
aft"rnoon
in La Grande Saturday
Mis. Ilalph Smith anil dnuirh-
ler, ivlan. nnd Mrs. Hert Kulirht
and daughter, Ainaryllls. were in
La Gmude Inst I'riday.
Harry Mei'lay. fitoprietor ef
McClny's Kroeeiy at Knte.rnriw
visited hiH family here over Sun-
nay. I he Met lays ufll soon iiihvp
ntei-prlse to make their homo
.Mrs. Annie IIiikk, w ho has he
vNltlnt? at l'nlon at the home of
Short But'
"S-t x "JI'JSW(,I.,
'-.c '.'.:(" ,v:sr a?...'j
: ' v-';3j'; x.A. v i.
I
I
bp"
Mism limn Waul, IS. is unly luiir (ret three Ineli, s tall but she claims t(
l'c the flreim.'Sl ;l;l In Aiie-l-lea Nine the lituxetil:! r lleveliipilu'llt uf h'.'l
: arin uiiil sluiulih'is in tln-ne ineuires She liven in Los AnaeU-a.
I ' '
j Given Chateau as Music School
m
VS YKfrY ' Aft 3.'VrM",A. frfeJ
I When II t II .. ....
iiii. w.i mien im n;lrnir;ui.ii v ht-n k1-
was shewn throlimi a tMh irntliry chnteau In the Montmarti,. l-,.'
.Sow tl'.e owner .f the . haieao. the Ahls- l...uH,'re. h .. Wvrn H lo hrr
lu use s. a school fr Ameri.nn Klrl. who wan: u, lv
' ..iV'-5li.r.'a: b "' luiHk lw an cial'.wmvnt'
IN THE WAKE f
In r dunghler, Mrs. llai iy .Ui (,
letuim d to her home In J.a '
Grande the la.st of the week. j
Oi'iirlmrt Stackland, of Covf.j
visited his sister. Mis. Kd .Miller,!
lat l-rid::y t vcninif. Mih. Miller's,
Rister. Mjh. I'liulina I'rlllinian. of-
lK alf, " house KUesl at thc
Mi,,'r hon"'- . " :
Hert K'ntuht was a bumueSH vis-j
'r at Cove J-'ridrfy.
Mr. and Mrs.' Darrell Irwin,' re-i
cenPy of L'nlon but w!io no-1
make their home in Knterfli Ls. !
were l'nio;i visitors over Sundav. .
Mr. und Mr.i. Halph Hmph an
the owners cf a new sydun.
The dance jriven last Kriday
eve-
nl,'ff under the auspices of
, V y
K. H. IJonney, Dr. Leonard Da-
v'fi "id "Due" Greene- are e i
peeled to return Thuisday from a'
httitiiiK trip.
An oil company in Mexlro us.
an Hlrplnne to tmnsnurt its tKiviino-
rolls, thus i.illlnir hundllH. More
limn s.',iiuii,uimi lias been cu rie I .
She's Husky .
1 njJf NsC
K
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1 m
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FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column must
be in by 9:00 a. iu
j KX'lltA SPKCIAL
j, 'pake advantage of the Uridyl
Lair
amp Special this week at lilch-
,aidsoirs A.t .V: Gift Shop. The
jt. The I
best values in llridjfc Lamps ewrj
offered to I .: (Ir.unti. hcm.ln
in.
t.voTici-; to ricirui: takkks
I Have Itichui'dsun "Tlie Act
Man" do your enlariflnr and tint-
allentlol, to your work that he
does lo Ills own. lie speclall's
In KnhiiKin.v, Hand Tinting, undj Itl'MJIAdL' SAI.K
KraminK of yoiip ploturrH. Havt-j Tlu, w I?A. wiM holtl a ruiJl.
tlu-ni rtoiH- ut ItfchurUKon's Art &!nittKt! ;1(. in tli llarri Imll.liim',
i.nt Miop. ni-7-31
(H'IOIht ll ii? hi day lo pay your
uatin runt without u penally.
1(1
:(t
None.; to Moi)i:it
v(hh).mi;
To m.Tt ut K. 1. Hall flit nnd
third Tlmrsday
month.
nij,'iitn of each)
JU-4-4t
ittMM(.i; sai.i;
.t. iVtir's Kplaropal (lulbl wtM
hold a rum inn w sale at Hunan
hall Saturday morning at n
o'clock. l(t-fl-:itj
I wiuiiirr ii liiNi uny. mi p;i yum -
iurr rem wiinoui a eiiany. tin; money. It Is us white as any verslty or Chlcutfo professor de
1 H-7 -.Tt i p (nt nrnb. It rovers sal isfuc- chi res;
IVcnty of school ooous and al!
kinds of school NUiiplh'K and typ-
f.el fn lllv i Alilt. limv (iKn
the f.A'rl-ls. ami we will liae 11
I'KCk of fun. 'iiu will lum to
lie n Kll 'll IIM:lt 1 11 tit i njui
the HAY. .lu-it lean- voir lilil'll
ll nl-k ami we will fiiravl inn
trouble anil make II'IIIM -KAMI'S
the fir-l hNK.MT. We
will take a I'l.lMMI It uliin- I i
kii-p the mis litiies wiirklnir. a
we ll-axel' jtiiiuu'l .MP. 1111.
We ulll mi a 111 I I. nml Ki ll'!
ami Mime .M''l.l:llW We will
no ilutilil mill MOOIti: KIHIil.l -.
to I'tlllh ntir l). Now ilini'l
IIKAslV. we will feiil III"
whole Tltllll: mi our TKMT.
I la-n we will t'lini: lulek to the
I'ralt l.nnilH'r imiiiiiii.v where w
can buy tiiiililliitf iiiatei lal uf all
kliuN n. cheap a illrt ami i-cttle
ilowii.
I". S. Now. It's your Tl 'UN to
tell n MltlltT TtlWl:i:V ir ilo I
WINN '.'
Claude C. Pratt
i Lumber Co.
"The l"oor Man's I'rlrni!"
Near I'mimlry. I'hone lalD 2 IS
I No buujaj Uulum.
II j) INSTITUTION- II
II, enneyjQ
Vc?1L DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Outing Flannel Values
AWAIT YOU HERE
Our stock of Outing Flan
nels is complete many at
tractive patterns to choose
from. Our 745 Store buy
ing power effects this low
price. Shown in light and dark
patterns, 27 inches wide. A
splendid value, the yard
17c
writer paper and tablets. Sllver-(horn-Wrib'ht's
Family Di-uk Store.
S-2:'-tf
in mmagj: ham-;
The V. U. A. wlil hold n rum
iiiuue sale in (lie Harris building,
a e i ohm tho railroad trucks, Kat-
urday. lo-G-;;;
j October 1 1 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
10-7-3t
ncnifttitcimiff. ptvMtinfz, button
boles, etc Aortou's K-idd Hlinp.
10-14U
It l'.M MAGIC S.VLK
The W. Jt. A. will hold a rum
nuiKe sale in the llairis building,
aero.ss tliu railroad tracks, riat
urday. 3 0-0-31
October II last day to pay your
water rent without a
penalty.
10-7-3t
A most relliibie n-rvo i toidc
i hat acts quickly, builds up tho
nervous system. Rives viKor ai.d
1 1 vitality, at $1.00 a bottle. Sold
j only by Silvorthorn-WrlKht'B Km.:-
by Druf Store.
8chool Funrig now avalrable for
farm lontij lu Union County. 6e
i Snd. Z' illMT
, ucroHH tim ruilroaU trucliH. Sut-
iirduv. 10-C-;lt
Octolit-r 11 Inst day to iny your
w liter iv lit wlllioilt u ln-nalty.
Flop danuruft in fivu dayH
stop Calling out of tho liair In a
ni(,nt,i by usiiiK our Ormicid
and aiIriil f Kradirat'1!- 75c a
Itoli Ii'. Sold only by Sllvorthoin
Wiighfa Family Drug Stoic.
y-ss-tr
yj c ail. I Id I'll and l.XC-O-MTlf
sa.75 lVr (Gallon
Some dealers price this much
iiiiu-r. it is a koou puint for I
Qhenew
EASY Bjlflffir
WASHER Pra
on view
Washes and dries at the
same time. Not a drop
of water to lift or carry
THE new Easy Wailier the most
amnzing development ever made in
washing clothes, is here. Tho small tub
dries a whole batch of clothes--ten single
sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, tho
large tub washes a second batch. Twenty
sheets handled at once vour washing done
in half the time with half the work. No
water to lift or carry; not a drop of water
wasted. The Easy even empties itself
when you are through washing. I?t us do
o week's washing free in your own home.
INo cost or obligation. Phone today. .
' KASY TEltM.S
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO.
AJmoj-s at Vour bcrrliw
toi ily. Ground in linseed oil. It
wears extremely well. Huffs i'aiut
Co., Tho Quality Paint Store.
O-UMf
Reautiful Hand blips and Pur.-ws
of latest patterns just received,
nnd ut reasonable prices. Silve.r-thorn-Wright'a
Family iJruffHtoro.
9-2-lf
October 1 l last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
io-7-:it
Noricr:
In the District Court of the Tint
ed states for the Oistrlct of
Oregon.
In the Matter of Charles Abra-
huuison, Jtankriipt.
To tho creditors of Charles
Abrahamson of La Grande, L'nlon
County, in the Slate and District
aforesaid, a lianlcrupt.
NOTICK IS HICKKHV GIVICX
that the said Charles Abrahamson
was duly adjudicated bankrupt by
the lnited Slates District Court
for the District of Oregon on Oc
tober 6th, ' 1 und tho first
meetiiiR of his creditors will b
lu ld at tlio otfkM of H. K. Dixon,
Kef i-reu, I.a Clrandi', Orciron, on
.Monday. Ortobi'r lMli, llHid, at
10 A. -M. ut which tinu suid
dftors may attend, prove their
claiiiiH, exHinine the l)ankrii))tl and
transact Hindi other hu.Hlne.su a.i
may properly oomo before said
meeting.
II. K. liIXON, Keferee.
(All claims must lie sworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before flllnu).
1 0-7-1 t
NOT SNOBS
NKW YOU K Mrs. Owden
Mil In whose husband Ih runnitiK
for governor wants the voters lo
know weulthy wo.men are not
snobs or social, butterflies; they
can be as real and Hirlvn to do
rittht as much as anylwomun.
Dense foivcts once XV "n ihe
S'haru desert and u iT?f of peo-
pie who subsisted by hunting unit
tuittifc the soil lived there, a l ni-
V
r