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' Page Eighf LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, December 1, 1926.- f 1 . THE SHOE In Rome it was a sign of infamy im posed on salves to go barefooted. In the Thirteenth Century English shoes were so long that the toe was fas tened to the garter to enable the wearer to walk. The French Revolution finally nation-, alized footwear by striking a happy compromise between art and utility. The men of today find the greatest satisfaction in wearing "Bostonians," scientifically designed to give the utmost comfort, durability and smartness. The Store For Men GIFTS FOR EVERYONE The most complete and varied assortment of ' ; ' ' TOYS GAMES For every ago and character there is awaiting for you LATEST BOOKS In fact we have the kind of Gifts that give joy and are not expensive. ' Newiin Book & Stationery Co. mi i 111 imi i I'jjJLHl'BiWli'lii iSHBRRY'S ' TODAY And THURSDAY She Wanted Justice and She Took Matters in Her Own Hands, lining The 66 Unwritten Law featuring ELAINE IIAMMERSTEIN FORREST STANLEY and a Great Cast thai includes WILLIAM MONO - CHARLES CLARY and MARY ALDEN , Comedy A Jungle Romeo BUTTER ADVANCE GIVES TO SLUMP Brisk Upward Movement Checked; rnces Drop to Saturday Level PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 1 (AP Tim brisk advanco sturlcd In vniiH butter prices at the opening of the week met with a sudden jolt and today top grades ure back down again to practically lust Ha t urduy'B close. On the dairy exchange both ex tra and standards were posted a cent lower at 42',i and 41 e re spectively. No change wan made In the lower grades of cubes. Receipts of surplus cubes front country creameries were unusually heavy during the past 24 hours with a total of 12,352 pounds r ported In. At the name time thn make ' of t ho local creameries amounted to 15,11)3 poundfi and storage withdrawals woro liberal at 12.604 pounds. Fresh egg prices are also easier fop the day( with extras down a cent at 45c for the top. Ft mis dropped to 43c while undersized stock advanced a cent to IMlc. No j change wus made In mediums and j current receipts. Kgg receipts Tuesday amount" J to fif2 cases and 270 cases were, pulled out of the coolers. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAUO grain WlK-at Mr'" flifclt lw ClOrf i.v .ta v.i iJxy, tw, .May 137W 19 1W July 131 K IS3 lill Vt I'OIITI-AXD WIIKAT J'OIITLAM), J00. 1 Ai'). Whc-ut MHIl hard white. IiuhI while, blue, Htoln, linart, 1 .30 's : fodcrutinn, noft white. wealom white. 1 .30; hard winter, north ern sprlnir, 11.35; western red. ?1.33. Today's cur receipts Wheat, r.6; barley, 1; flour, 5; corn, i; outs, 6; huy, 6.- UVDW'OOI, WHEAT I.lVKltl'OOl,, Dec. 1 (AP). cioso Wheat, .to d lower: Dec. lis, 3 'id; Murch Ids, C'.U May 10s, Slid. CHICAUO CASH . CHICAGO, Dec. 1 AI") Cash: Wheat No. 1 red, S 1.30 i; No. J hard. f;.4'4. Corn No. 2 yellow, 7 5 J fti" 70 lie; No. 3 white, 75c. Oats No. 2 white, 41114 c; No. f. while, WwAhc. Uy! No. 2. 93c. . Hurley SGtyTOr. 'linothy seed $4.7Mr 5.25. Clover Hot-ii 324.500J34.DU. I.nrd $12.67. Hlbs JI3.7S. Uellles $16.76. WHEAT GAINS AFTER EARLY SLUMP TODAY CHICAGO. Occ. 1 (A I). Open tng at c decline to He advance, wheat Hilled all around and th.n rnsij to above yesterdays finish. Corn, oats and provisions were firmer, corn star! In it 'n to Vic higher and subsequently showing decided Rains. Wheat cloHed strvng, 1 to 2VjC net higher; corn, .2 V r'V - to 3u. up; o:i1h showing iu Vj: advance and I provisions unchanged to tt Hsu of 22c. rH!il,VM UVIKTOtK I'OUTbANI), Ore.. Dee. 1 (A!1) Cattle steady; receipts 60. Hogs weak; receipts 46. Heitvy weight C'fiO to 350 lbs.) medium, good and choice, llo.&O'h 1 1.76; inedhim, weights 20 to 2f0 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice, I 1 .50 I'd 12.75. Sheep nominally steady; n celpts. re- i i I f 77 l . tiome Pointers i 1 CHICAOO MVKSTOt'K CHICAGO, .Dec. 1 (Alh Lf. 8. Department of Agriculture), Hogs 17.000; slow. . steady, to weak ; spots 5 to 1 0c lower; top. $12.15 paid for 2 50 to 270 pound weights; bulk desirable 170. to 24" pound averages, $1 I.S.Mr I 2.10. Cattle receipts 12.000; fed steers and yearling! active; strong, to 20 higher; mostly 1 5 to 20c up; top yearlings, 113.15; light, In-lf'TS sharing advance as 'much as 50c higher In spots; fat cows uneven ly higher; venters strong: bulk, f 1 1.50 f 12.00; outsiders. $13 and belter. . Hheep -J-10.00(1; 1 slow;' bi'lte grades fat lambs about steudy; in between grades ami heavy Iambi weak to around 15c lower; top to small killers $13.75; early hulk. $ I2.75W 13 25; holding good inco luii) weight fed clipped lumus around $11.50; culls weuk. $8.50 $:.00; sheep steady; built futew 'a, $5.00.1 6.60i holding choice were ewes, $(1.00 7.00; feeding lambs weak to 25c lower; bulk medium to good lamb. $ 1 1.60 It 1 2.0'r. holding best feeding lumbs around $12.25. (ri'om School or Home ICcoiioinlc ' ' 0. A. C.) In niHMling u turkey or fowl of any kind, dry news Is prevented by nitiHtiiJK tho breast down Instead of ui. FRISl'O KItllT PAN KKANCJHCO. Iec. t AP derul Httito Market News Serv ice). Apples: Hoxes California: e'nney grades, 3 s to 4 tier Nev -towns. $1.364t 1.0a; C grade, 'toclf $l.2a. Northwestern: Home Heao tles XV, $1.002.00;' fanVy. $1.1 (tt l.HH; choice, $I.4(K t.6(t; SpllTi enbtirgs XI'', l.gfitf' 2. Oil;1 "f'-tneV. $1.05(f( 1.86: choice, $ 1.40 tUh.Gh Demand for Oil Shares Brisk in Street Trading NRW YORK, Occ. 1 (AP). A sudden demand for tho oil shared featured the resumption of tho upward movement In toduy's stock market. Tho advance was led by Atlantic Jteflning which was quickly bid up 4 points and tended to confirm widespread rumors of a "Decem ber oil market." 1'hllllps petroleum and Mid Con tinent Oil preferred were bid up to new 1 920 peak prices. Krlses preferred touchuijl u n,fW toI Pr'e p.nd Jersey Ceiftml was bid up 3 points. , Nearly n scorn other Issues hud established new peak prices before the end of the third hour, Includ ing several tobaccos and publica tions. Reynolds lobtfcco "It" was an outstanding weak spot, ylcldlra; over 3 points. The closing was strong, ivc'y bidding for tho oil shares galvan ized tho motor stocks and ol her Industrials Into Increased activity In tho final hour. Atlantic Ke nning rallied nearly 0 points and Remington Typewriter 6. Tola' sailcs approximated 1,400,000 shares. FIND IT HERE Copy for tills column bo In by 9:00 ft. m. TAXIIi:itMIST & JTHHUIK One natural beuver coat for sale. Furs made any style from your ovn raw furs. It. I). Lyman & Hon, ItiOO Jefferson St. 12-1-5U Praw Dunce Wednesday eve ning, Dec. 1st, at Kugles Hall. I'ruses. Tickets 60c. 11-30-21 PORTLAND PltODLC'i; '.PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 1 (AP) llggs Kxtras, firsts, 1c lower; undersized Ic higher. Current ri ce! pis, 42c; fresh mediums, 35c; fresh standard firsts, 41c; fresh standard extras, 43c; undersized, 2e. v Butler Ci'bes, le lower. Kxtra cubes, city, 42 'ic; standarcs, 41 M.c: prime firsts. 41c; flrsls, 3ft Vic; prinls, 48c; cartons, 4!to. Milk .Steady. Best ch u rn 1 tux cream, 40c per pound net, ship pers' track In zone I. Cream dt.-, live red Portland, 4 He per pound. Raw milk (4 per cent), $2.25 cwt. f.o.b. Portland. ' Poultry -steady; heavy, 2ii 2 6c; light, l8iMllUt!;i springs. 2ir, 22e; Pekln white ducks, 24c; colored, 19ft 2de; turkeys, live, 30j32c: dressed. 3 ft (u 40c. Onions, quiet; local. 7r.cf$l.00; Walla Walla, UOci $1.00. Potatoes quiet, $1,5041.75 sack. liEAUTiri li LAMPS Bridge, Boudoir, Tabic and' Floor Lamps, of distinctive and 1 unusual designs. The most beautiful j line of Lamps in Eastern Oregon. See them at Richardson's Art and j Gift Shop, "Tho Christmas .Shop." i i 11-29-31 f (WION-WIDE f , j) . INSTITUTION tiL DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. y DAINTY GIFT LINGERIE IN NOVELTY FABRICS Something: truly different and beautiful to give your friends is found in our selection of novelty iingei-ie made of fine, attractive fab rics voiles,, bafigtes and rayon, all attractively trimmed. ' , ' ' Bcbool Fundi now avalrable (or rar loauj In Union County. Be H. K. Utzou, Kuley Building, Uk Oraode, Or. l-'Ut! Tin; Homo IH'imrlinent of tho Tri-sbytorlun church will meet il the homo of Miu J. K. Hi-oaty. 303 Sp i-lnir Kt., Ki'itluy uftcrnoon at '-:.U o'clock. All mombcrs are ri tiucHted to be pruscnt. , 12-1--; I.oiia tlmn 1Cotli of 1 of nil Itulhllntr und J.onn AH'na formo.1 In tho II. S. huvo fulled In 95 years. ll-27-4t XKW I'ltAMKS I A complete now line of fiwlnfr! and Klunil I'TamoH, ulHo Miniuture l-'raiuoa, will bu found - ut Itlch ardHon's Ai-t and Out Shop, vrhe Chrlstinna Shop." ' ll-li'J-M Sixty l.lttlo I. Ivor Touchei-s for 25c. l''or womon and children. lic Ie3t Koncral laxallvi- Hold and for the leant money. Hold only byHII-vmthorn-Wrlffht'8' Family Druw Store. 11-20-tf MortKagc loallH, farm 16ana, B jwr cent: city loann, it per ceni.l ,1'nlon MortKairi' & Investment Co. I Now I'-oley Hldif. li-l-lf. Our Assortment of Lingerie Includes SLIPS, BLOOMERS, GOWNS, CHEMISES And STEP-INS 98c Made in the styles which girls and women like best; in dainty, suitable colors. Trimmings which enhance and harmonize. ; : : Lovely TOWEL SETS Desirable Gifts. A lovely assortment of -dn-slraUle Towel, Sets, consist ing of fancy Turkish towel and wash cloth to-' 'match. Very attractively packed In a neat gift box. A very de sirable gift. Priced from 98c to $1.49 ' JREMXANT VALUES Of Silk 'wool, cotton ' H ;'wHI bo worth your while to look over tho won derful values in oiir Rem nant T)epartmenL 'A very deslrublo collection of vai . ous lengths and colors )n silk, wool and cotton mater ials, Muko your selection early. -. ' Raw cranberry relish Is delicious ' steady. and cum,- to make. The ernnber ries are put through a gulnder iuhI e'luiil anuiunls of sugiir added. The mixture Ik then placed In ni;w YORK runt ' NKW YORK, Dec. I l,V. Kvupoiated uppies iilet; )run' Hlctifly; apricots firm: peaches covered jar und allowed to stand fur two weeks when It la ready to serve. It will keep Indefinitely. lUITLIteWT HAN Kit A N( I SCO. Dec. 1 (AI') a Butterfut f.o.b. b'un Francisco. A dcllclmis tcn-mlnule dessert Is miide with iino cup of ihh lt cream whipped, white tif one eg beaten until stiff, und o rents worth of peanut brittle rolled on' the hoard iviin n lolling pin; ruin blued by carefully (Milling and folding to gether It hf served cold In sherbet glasses. . Slule broad Is freshened by wrap plug tho lonf In u dampened clolh and setting It In u warm oven until the lotif becomes soft and Is again like fresh warm breud. CUc. LA ftRAMM? WHOLKSAI.E MARRI7T8 Tli in meal Is lucking in Iron which Is neecMMiry for rich, red blood ami good hen It b: I lushed brown potatoes, sea Hoped corn, bread ami butter, jelly, applcsnucc. a ml MiKar cookies. Knot Is rich hi Iron are liver, lean meat, flxh, eggx, splnaclt, ctirrotH, whote-graln bread and cereals, and beans. RIoodHpots are removed by mois tening n Ninnll piece of cotton cloih with Hultva and placing it on the spot. Lett a fow moments. the spot will disappear. Milk Is the most perfect food known. Kvery child needs at least, n linart of milk a day and every adult at least a pint a day. You'd never think this country had only six years' supply of o'.t if you looked ut the oil caiisabou' you. 10 Years Ago Today IVrslilmc ulll miai k Villi -on ie north. Hurry Timo riii. niiult now. 4i-t )our Uts IW .Mrn. mn.ii r i sins Mi.vi:it ii...sis tu.vi;i. rA.si:s HAMI-: sins Mii.ir.Mtr nitrsiii.s )r skis t'K.AItS. i-iri s vthltiir im-n likf. us Im-Ii tm MU t L. & L Drug Co. Poultry (live weight). Heavy spring rhickens 23c lb, Light spring rhickens SOo lb. Heavy bens 2ntf lh. Light hens 12t(!c lb. Medium hpns lfic lb. Light hens He lb. Wags So lb. No. 1 Jlvu turkeys 30c lb. Flour, Hard Federation (hard wheat) 7.o bhl. Boft wheat 17.40 bbL IjA (illAMUl RirTArij MARhLlS Ilry. Lard 10 lbs. 11.75; 6 His. E)Oo. Rutler, creamery 5oci $1.00. 1;ggs 5a rij. 6 (c doa. Cheese 35fi4flc a pound. Honey, comb 30c lb. Ccgv table. I'otntocs y lbs. 2 Jie. 'mil I flower lSfiriMic. Celery hearts -LMIc. Sweet potatoes 4 lbs. for "tic. California, turnips lac bunch. Walla Walla turnips 2 for 16c California beels lie lb. Hplnarh 10c lb. California carrots 10c bunch. Pnrslpy tOo hunch. Cabbage 2 Vj fit- 3c lb, Wa I hi Wit I ; a onion s 4o lb. Orei n peppers 2ae lb. Lett uce 1 0 n I rc head. Calltornla tomatoes 1 Sc lb. for 3iic. 1'arsntps Re lb. I'uuikln 3c lb. Celery l"c bunch; 2 for 25c. Hothouse cucumbers 20c. S;)iliish 4 fir lb. Finite. Artichokes I!"e each. Hiussel Sprouts 20c lb. Apples 4e lb. CihuImmtIcs 2'c lb. Hannnas 15c lb. 1 .emnns 4 "tc doa. Oranges 6i to Sec dos. Tukay grapes 15c lb. Kngsr. Cane sugar $0.75 7.00. , Flour. Soft wheat 18.30 hbl. Hard federation J8. 40 bbL iNmltry. Turkejs3Si 42u lb. Ducks3c lb. OiM'se 2tie lb. v I Chickens 2Sc lb. Meat anil FtIt. Heef boll 10V12HC lb. Cho.s and atoaks the lb Kiltnon istrtctty fresh) Sue lb. Halibut 35c lb. ' St. Peter's Aid I 0ur3 Day NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOI XT . Notice Is by this given that fie undersigned administrator or tiie estate of Thedore McKinnis has filed his' final account In the Counly Court of Cnlon County. Oregon, and said court has ft DecembiM 27th, lUZIi, at 10 A. SI., at the county courtroom in La Oiande, Lnion counly. Oregon, an the time and phico to hear ob jections to, und for tno settlumimt thereof. ' .TAMES McKINNIS. Administrator, Imhter, Oregon Nov. 24 Dee. 1-8-15-22. : i copal church will hold an Apron Paint Co.' Old Time Dance every Thursday Sale In connection with a Parc-1 night, Zuber Hall. A fine assortment of Giinter'a candies In pretty boxes just re ceived at Silverthorn - Wright) Family Drug Store. ll-2-tf 11-3-lm post Sale and Tea at Honan ha'l, Saturday, .Dec. 4, at 10:30 n. m. 12-1-Sl neiuftuiciiintf. pies ilng, bnttoo boles, to. Nortou'N Klilri Shop. , . 10-14tf Dance every Zubcr Hall. Saturday night at 1 1-3-lm On Jan. 1, Jf2fi, there were 10, ooo.ouo peopia saving their monny In Rulldlng und Joan Ass'ns in the IS. H. 11 -27-4t A real preparation for eczema and all skin troubles for children und adults. It acts iuickly and positively. Sold at $1.00 a bottle, only at Sll vert horn-Wright's Fam ily Drug Store. "' ll-2'J-U OXK DOLLAR Watch tho Dollar Table at Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop. New und real values every day. - " 11-29 -at Peter's society of TCpis. ntnv Save monay on x specui I wallpaper, discount.' Buy Bugg Quality for 30 yeurs. Community Basket Social, Thur.f- day, .Dec. 2, Odd Fellows hall, Is land City, 8 p. m. Benefits chiefly for redecorating church. .' Kverv body come. Women bring basket?. , . ' 12-1-p.j) Pluu to repaper .those . soiled walls now, A discount' on all wall paper for tho next fi duys. Bugg Paint Co. Quulily for 80 years. . 11-22-lf f ? t f f f ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? V ? ? 30h ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Stal ls Tomorrow Morning, Dec. 2, 8 o'clock And Continues for 3 Days Only, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Special Values In All Departments BEDROOM FURNITURE ENTIRE RUG STOCK 20 Off Reduced 10 to 33 1-3 LIVING ROOM SUITES ALL MIRRORS At Special Prices 33 1-3 Off GOODYEAR TIRES REDUCED Extra 10 In Addition to Recent Price Cut. ' huy Enduring Christmas Gifts Now I Bohnenkamp's "30 Years of Superior Merchandise Superior Service" Hot Wat or Bottle ana counting Syringes, the best mado and war runted for two years. Moderate price's, at . Bltvcrthorn - Wright's Family Drug Store. . 11-29-tf T ' t t ? t Y f t T T t t T . y . ? t f f t y T I t t t t t y ? ? :? t ? ? y . ? f y r Don't Miss This Unusual Buying Opportunity ;a.oUu. regular, retail Gasollue, 13c
