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Wednesday, Dccemter S, 1926. ' r LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . ., II HI MWWg Pago Eight 5; I ... Give Him HOSIERY C J Silks, wools, fine $1 J , . , W I v i s fi r ana mix- J , . -I tuvoa in nmin P.O - Fi.. .i ,.i,i wm.. ,. ..r A Jitho best clips worn iIIhoowiI of. ors, clocks ana i tlurc wt.ru (.v..iai .n known 2 i 4 ,- ' lots of fine wool on which offcis Jl patterns in a J wor(. ri,j(.ct,.d. 2,. nr. ,nir -fny 5 lluycrs npn's.ntlnK cnslcrn cmi f gl eai dllciy 1JL Si corns inudo the IiIrIhhI off.M, j gift g i v i n g . at s , :'ctn."1"",e "'0Bt or . u,u ,"t'" wo" J mnHpratp nrif'PS ' S' Th" 'lir"'"11' wooinn mhi f IIlOUtldLC J-IUCCa. V Ithoik-.. Island, und Haln.s. Ilroi).- ' ' jj ; flold und Klnciido of Bom on wqi'fl ": 1 j tlio two lui-ftiMt liuyofs. l'urcbi S- (t7 . 1 inado hy tlit-ni - will ' bo shipped 3 Westenhaver 2 least i R,nu.Hy. . f .. . J! Clips Bold were: Andrew l,ltl,l.' J' ; fXz 1 Jllbert i'lot of , alio. Odd pounds: Highland Hf 7 , ' C S Pf0rr,,AM0 2 MOW YOIIK ( HI IT V: NKW yoltIC, Dee. S (AI'l. f-Jvuporuled apples .dull; uruiie iiulet: upt'laota . flrmi icuo hcs steady. ' " I f ."My lltlla Jllrl had a bad couch. I gave I her a low douos of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Eho was greatly trallo-nd. If you want rest at Hunt, especially where there are children, keep Foloy'a Honoy and Tar Com- ' nounci on hand," Clyde H. Benson, , ' , ; V J' . v , Marlboro, Vo. . Ni) nphten, no chloroform, Him dependable family couth remedy j ; for ohildren and grown pereona Rrmetnbrr the Nema - IOLEYSHONEYandTAR COMPOUND Sold everywhere HI : Gifts That Books, Writing' Sets Brief Cases Remington Portable Victor Portable Fountain Pens and Sets Leather Coin Tairter Correspondence Paper Musical Instruments Bridge Set3 I ftp I ? if Mottoes (lames Victor Records Newlin Book & Bohncnkamp's Mortuary Fifth and Spring St. RHERRY'S TODAY And THURSDAY Marshall Ncilan's I'l'oduction "WILD OATS LANE with VIOLA DANA and liOBEKT AGNEW An appealing story of life in the Underworld Comedy-'TUITYLOVE TIME" 685,600 POUNDS WOOL PURCHASED "ui "i ""- v Offered m rortiana Finds Buyers OIITI.AND, Ore., Dec. 8 (Al'l-J Annroxlmntely M.UOO pounds, or close to half of the big Idaho woo yest, Tim wool pool, put up for Mile her,' sterday afternoon, was sold.' other half of the 1,603,000 jfj'pi.imil pool will Ik. offend for k mile proluibly rllit after tlicflr.it or tlio yi.nr. Homo lots may wo sold privately. Ti,eie,w liliyc i H Mililln us well iiiunilail V1 IddlriR actively all lou;i 1 offors (j.norully worn low. l'rtti-l l-anil and Livestock company, 144, Poends; Idaho Livestock eo,t- pany, Gu.Mio pounds; I'edro Arif- lola, 47.600 pounds: Jordan vu'-li-y rattle company, 3(1.600 poiinci: Mul.goil and Mcl.ood, n.oiio j puunaH; . iviiKiiei ',mii ,Tie pounds, and the state (if 'Henja,- mill (lupin, 1. lull pounds. I'Oltll.AM) LIVESTOCK X.'.; I'Oll'l'LANU, Ore., Dee. 8 (Al: Cattle steady; nqi'lpts, cattb' 45; eulves, 10. , - ! Mows sti'ud'y: ' reci'lpis, " 30". i Feeder and sleeker plus '(70 10' 130 lbs.), iiu'dliiiu, wood un:l choice, l l.DOrfl 12.00. ' ( ' ; Hieep sleudy; reetlpls, 35; niTli:nrAT HAN l''KAN('IHCO, Dee. 'tj (AC) Ilutlerfut f. 0. Ii." Han ,l''ru nclsc,;( 6'oeoj4c( ;' '. y i : The finest optlAil Instrument lii the world on ultra-mlcroscopo' which makes photographs of ob Jeeis J-200.000111 of an. Mich In dlji- lOiiKllsh scientist by the Hockefel. . ,,,,,.. , . , Give Joy Book. Ends Glass Ware P i? Toys m Pottery Stationery Co. i i re MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY ' CIIKIAdO ;h,i.n Wlilwt , ()Hil IIIkIi low Close law. 140 110 1-.HH, JI-m jj. laajj lanji liSMa is-.5 MVEIIl'OOlj WflKAT LIVEHI'OOL, Die. (AI). Close: Wheat to d lower; , J!'-0, "" " "' rt" ' - " .1 "" i .,,.,,. VI1 ....' I'ORTIiAMI WIIKAT I'OltTIMNIJ, Ore., Dec. s (AMI Wheut J1HI1 hard while, hurd white, blue stem, baart, federa tion, soft white, western whit,-, II, .16: hard winter, (1.34: north ern spring, 11.83; western red, Toduy's car receipts Wheut, 06; fluur, 3; corn, 2; oats, I; hay, 4. cni('A(;o CASH i.'IIICAOO, Dec. II (AI). Cash: Wheat No. 3 red, 1.37',i; No. 1 hard, !.('. 'i. Corn No. 2 yellow, 78 ',4c; No 2 while, 7Nlv78io. Outs No. 2 white, 50c (blit of store); No. 3 white, 4ftHK Ilye not qiiotod. Hurley C0iir77c. , Timothy seed M-75fr 6.25. '; Clover seed $24.60('S4.&O. Lard 12.66. .. Klbs 14.00. J llellles J I (1.2.1. . Price Movement in ', Street Irregular NKVV VOIIK, Dec. S (AI), -An opening period of ulreriKth, a sharp reaetlon around midday and then an Irregular recovery ehai Jl'olertzed the price niovement In today's stock market; ' I'nlled Htales Hteel common sold off 2 points . from lis morning high, und Woolworth'-reacted sev oral points. .' On 'Hit. other hand, Lucledo Oas soared nearly l'l points 'to a new record high at 1!)GW und Hoiitb. Porlo- It lean Hu- gar Jumped -nenr4y B points, -to fi new peak .at. J A7.'. Real Hope Held For Less Labor 'Controversies WASHINGTON, Deo, 8 (AP)-r Tliere Is. real hope for a reduction In I ho number of labor contro versies In American indul ry be I.''"" '. of eonelllatli.e: and tnedlutlng disputes Is growing stronger, Secretary Davis of the Inbor department, said yesterday In his annual report. " So long as enterprising men und women engaged In Industry bend their energies townrd advance ment1 there will bo differences of opinion, he said, but with the prin ciples of conciliation being more generally accepted year by year Ihe nation Is bound to see a great re- Uijellon in the nunihor or disputes I:renehliiflr tl stniro where il stounnire of. production occurs. A.dmlnlstrutloiv of tho I in m igni tion laws, vested In the labor de partment, during the past, yuur was "llin most satisfactory since tho (id option by congress In 11)21 of a limitation pulley," Davis declared. Due In part to tho stationing of L'nlted Stutes medical and Immi gration lnpcclorK: abroad, mi in her of Immigrant , excluded alter a mug journey io uns country hub i .....I I.'. .. ...Inl CBivopmctic , lor th eman DON'T WAIT TOO IAXU Ati engine will soon suceuinlf to rrietlon If It la vabused. The hu man body Is much like an englu,!, With care It can be mude lo func tion smoothly for a long time. The spinal column Is the vital part ol tho body. It Is the hervc center of energy- Whn It goes wrong there Is trouble. I solicit a con ference. Klcctrlcul treatments given. Consultation Free. Ml. K, WOODKMi Chlroprmllo and lOUvtitithurapj 80 Horn mer llhlg. Plume 4t7-W Hon rut B A. M. to 6 P. M. ? . -m-r a Kt i i 10 Years Ago ! Today I'lianv, iinitii'liy mill Hols t In Ituuntiitilii j L I - nw iH-m-vuii. pi.-niiiui, SlK.1l.tllV tilt..-, (JOIXI nlll. Hllll KimhI Hiiw. L I Gifts or Li:Tiii:it lulten PiirsCN It uml hugs .Men'! Purt! MullelM Keytiiluci-M Writing ( n-e-i 0einlulit IIhrs Manlcun Itollupn I'boiogrrtph AlliuniM (.ante Svin t Hnl Set Ucnutlriil. durable, UM-ful. 51 fl . i" . j $L.L.DrugCo. .... . JJ ls I fl Wheat Closes at Irregular Prices CIIICACiO, Dec. (lly tlm As sociated I'rcss). HturtinK at (4c off to lAc up. wheat prices later i uuim.l a alltrllt venorill Hllviinr.,'. Co.n ,... outs ,,,, 011, provisions lilBher; corn opening u to ttc down and continuing to Bus- ' ' Wheat closed Irregular at U net decline to c udvunce; coi a to rjgc up: outs showed lo I iic. puin anil proviHioiia varied from 6c decline to a riwo of 7c, i'oiiti.am) ritonrci-; I'OHTLANU, Ore.. Dec. 8 (AI). Kj?K8 Hteuily.. Current recliilH, :iNc; fresh mediums, H-le; frejii Htuudurd fli-Htn, 38c; freMh atuixl unl extrus, 40c; underHlzed, 2'.tc. Ilulter Top euhea fruutlon lillier. Kxtra culies, city, 4Sc: NtandurilH, 42c; prime flistH, 41c: f'-HtH, SS'sc; pilnta, 48c; curtom, 49c. Milk stea d y. I test ch u i n I n ereum, 4 lie per pound net, whlp petH' track In zone J. Cream de livered Portland, 4'M: per pound. Haw milk (4 per cent), $2.25 cwt. f. o. b. Tortland. Poultry Hteady. H 20c; light, 1 H;i J !ic; - springs, t i (tv2"2.c broilers, ZiiQt mic; J'ekin white dueks, U4e; colored, i'Jf,i 20e; turkeys, live, 30 it -32c; dre&y- ed. 33 i 40c. Potatoes guiet; mat k;t eusier, $l.25r, t.fiO. Onions steudy; local. 7'iu'' $ 1.2 j; Walla Walla, uucf ll.oti. i : , CIIlCAJO IJVKSTOCIi CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (AP L. S. Department - of Agriculture). Hogs 1 8.000; slow; generally to 2 Tic lower then best prices Tuesduy: top, $11.80; bu! better grades 200 to 2fi0 pound aver ages, $1 1.00 Tj. I 1.75, . Cattle 1 4,001); fed yenrllngR steudy lo strong; -weighty steers weuk-. to 1 fie lower; early top yearlings, $13.50; -some , hel 1 nronnd $13.75; other clnssei mostly steady; largely a steer run; numerous loads 1100 to Hi On pounds, $8.50'! U.5U ; bulk veul era, $10.5011.00. " ' Sheep 1 7,000; fat lumbs (U.il Hy Improved over Tuesday; mar ket slow; ' opening sules weak to 25c lower, quality considered; "fed sales- of good and choice fut lambs, $12,751? 13.10; sheep dull odd bunches of fat ewes up lo $11.50; feeders steady; eurlysales of comeback lumbs, $ 1 1.50 1 i.75; best westerns, $ 1 2.G5. NOT1CK Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, us Superintendent or Hanks for the State of Oregon, Is In charge of the ussets and Hf f ul rs of t he Cove Stat e Bunk, Cove, Oregon, for the purpose of liquidation. All persons who inavj have claims tigainst sum ' bank ue hereby notified to ninko lcgjl proof thereof,, by filing a duly verified claim, us by law1' provided, with the Deputy Superintendent of Hunks In charge, ul th' office of the Cove State Hunk. Cove, Ore gon, on or before the 81 h duy of March. 1!)27. Dale of First Publication, De cember 7, 1 li2(J. ' , Dute of Last Publication, March 1 8, 1H27. FRANK C. HltAMWKLL. SuperinU'iident of Hank.. 12-7-Ht CALL FOIt IUDH Sewer hiipi-oveureiit Sealed bids will be reet'lved by the Commission of Ihe City or Lu Grande, Oregm. for the construc tion of I he sewtT in Si-wer 1 111- :iruv(ment DlHtrlct Nob. 1 -1 2, with in the City, or La Grande, Oregon, according to the puns und speci fications of Ihe said l111proveme.il now on Hie In the office of the City Recorder or said city. A deposit of $5.00 Is required for set of plans and Hpi-clfie-i-Hons, whleh amount will be 1 e hmded if bidder Is uusucccsni'iiI and returns same to this oft'lee. Hlds will be ree'-ivi'd to the hour or seven-UHrty. p. m. Wednesday. Deeembrr 15th. 132(1, ut the coin mission room in the city building at La Grande, Oregon, und must be aceompunb'd by a certified check in the amount of ten per cent or the amount bid us a guar antee of the aeceplanee ami com pletion oT contract If awarded. Cheeks will be returned to un ion ssl HI bidders. The commission reserves I ho right to reject any and alt Mow. Hy order of the Commission December 1st. 1H2(1. J. IS. STKAUNS. Recorder of the City ol Lu Grande, Oregon. 1 2-3-lot iwi.it ixii inns Scm'r liitii-tviiiMnt M,.!,., win l, ri'ri'lvt"! I'!' . J u. o........ i... proveinent District Nos. 2-4. with in the City of La Grande. Oregon, according to the p'ans and speci fications of (he said Improvement now on Tile lu the office of the City Recorder of said city. A deposit of $r.(Mi Is required for set of. plans uml specific- n., .,,,.. will b 1.' rim(,., I,' 1.1,1,1. T IK UllBlll-WlMfl.l .. .,,. .,,. in thlM ofrtii-. Hlda will !'' ric'lv.'.l to thi-hoiti-Ja of H.-vrn-lhlrty ft. tn. Wi-ilMi'siluy. Deember l.'ith. t:2G. nt the com mission room In the city building at Lu Grande, Oregon, and nnu-' lie uccomnanted n certllle check tn the amount of ten Pn Jieent or the amount hid us n guar- autee of thc'neeepiance and coui - Ijjph tton of contruct If awanled. J' Cheeks will be returned to tile suceessful bidders. I The cemmlHslon reserves thet rigni 10 njii any tinti uu im, 1 Ity order of the Commission" IHiitiiiHT 1st. l!:ii. J. K. STK.MtNS. 1 lU'cortler of tho City ot Lu Civundv, Orvgun. FIND IT HERE Copy for llils column mail be tu bf 9:00 a. m. t'AIIU OF THANKS Ah It la IrnpoHHlhlo lo personally thank ull for the many acta of klndnu8H and sympathy shown ui in our la to bereavement, wo d slro to thus express our upireciif ttou for the many kind words and deeds and the beautiful flor-U tributes, especially are we grate ful to the B. V. O. 15. und the iMusonic fraternity. Mrs. Kd Wright . John C. Wrlirht, Claude K. Wright. Georgia Wright, L. A. Wright. J 2-8-It NOTICK Kt. I'eler's Episcopal Guild will have a cooked food sale SHturdaiCHndlcH In pretty boxes just 1 re-- at l'attisnn's Grocery, "beginning ' at 10 o'clock Cakes, ' tamnles) Heavy hens, 2r.'uniJ aulwdB w ill be sold. c . j. iz-b-oT , Arn;xTiox, i;Mist Thursday, December I'th. spe cial meeting, feed. , 12-S-2t CH1EISTM S SrGCiKKTIO.N.S . AT A PHIL'K; -8x10 Framed Pictures. .1........ .48c Mxl S Framed I,letures........:.$l.2S Bridge Lumps, complete with ' , - silk shades :.,.... .$7. 85 up Floor Lamps, complete with . silk shudes D. 8 5 tip 42-Piece IXnner Sets' $r."(6 up Flower Howls and Vases. .....35c up Water Hets, Pitcher and 0 Glasses ..$1.35 .Up l-'tumed Mottoes -IIc to $3,00 Special Fish' Howl and Floor Stand. - complete :.$2.7r At" Hichardson's Art and Gift Sh6 "The Christmas Shop" V December 10th lust day to pay . your water rent without u penulty.'i . l2-7-3t . H. la not too bite to ,havo plic los. made at Ward's- Studio for Xmas. We employ extra help at this time of the year. 12-4-if Think What Christmas Means To That Boy! He may get a bright, new jack-knife, a big red apple, and a bag of candy 01; lie may get a dozen or many dozen fine gifts but the thrill of Christmas morn ing is the thrill of the year. , A boy is a BOY on Christmas as well as any other day of the year and he wants a boy's gift A fine 0. V. B. pocket knife has all the keen cutting qualities he would wish. Maybe he has his. heart set on a new sled, or a bicycle, or a set of tools there are many gift solutions for you here. Established values are as- sural. Gifts for Grown-Up Boys, Too! For the boy's Dad there's the famous Winchester or Remington guns, if he enjoys sport A wife cannot please her husband more than by a gift of this kind Come in we know what style would suit him best. , i W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. uo0 Y'cars of Superior Hardware, Superior Service" if fctf l(f f J?. V - f Sixty Utile Liver Touehera for 26c. Kor women and children, lie beat general laxative sold and for tho least money... Bold, only by HI I -vorthorn-Wj-bjI.t'a l-'amlly Urug Store. . 11-2&-U Pecember 10th last day to pyv your water rent without a penalty. , - - 12-7-yt ' Mortgage, loans,' farm loans, Gi per cent; city loans, 8 per ceni. Union Mortgage & Investment Co. New Foley Bldg. 12-1-tf chool Fundi) now available for farm ionud In Union Count)'. Sea H. E. Dlxou, Woley Bulldlna;, La Grande, Ore. t-ltf Assuming your boy- Is S years old, you must save $7.00 per month at 1 compounded semi annually to' huvo JIOOU.OO tostait him to college at 17 years of age. avo It with the l.a Grande Build ing and Joan Ass'n. Il!-7r3t JJecembcr 10th last duy to pay t your water rent without u penalty. l-,-7-3t Old Time Donee every Thursday night, Z uber Hull. 11-3-lm A fine assortment of Gunter'ii reived at Silverthorn - Wrlght'i l-'anilly Drug Store. ll-2!-tr . -- j'jecemuer j"in -ihhl uay io pay your water rent without a penalty. fffeiniHttulilnc. pieailru;. but too liole, etc. Norton's Ridd Whop. ! Dancie; every. Saturduy night at Zubor Hall. . . ' Jl-3rlfi Decembor lolh hist day to nay your water rent without a penally. '-. i 12-7-31 J KASTKKV, OUUGOV SCKNLKY opikj ,ineii a imnu iiunu vpiu of lOuatern1 Oregon scenery. See them ut Itichardson's Art und Gift. shop, : . i2-c-2t Hot Water Hnttle unci v ounium Syringes, tho bent made and wai- l2-S-2t', ranted for two years. - Moderate . Tnrioea. . ut Silverthorn i Wright's Family Drug Store. , !: 11-20-tf ; . December joth last day lo' pay your .water rent without a penolly. : v: -- '' .': 12-7-3t : '--f ' , A real preparation 'Tor. eczema and 'all skin troubles for children "flTTTN I (SATION-WIDE (T II X) INSTITUTION- I i K7JL department stores 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. Lounging Robes --So New Something Different for Chritma The Gift Supreme is the; loung ing robe I Something to slip on in the chilly morning something warm and very comfortable. In soft, pastel shades as well as bright colors. In Corduroy And Quilted Silk That robes are lined and unlined. They include a variety of cordu roys and silks, including the popu lar quilted Silks. They are priced reasonably, tool '. . $4.98 to $14.75 y Just Received This Morning : : Children's Winter Coats Varied Colors Fur-Trimmed : . , Ages G to 13 years: : $6.50 to $8.90 und udulls. . 7t ucts (juiukly und positively. Sold at $1.00 a bottle, only at Silverlhorn-Wrlght's Fnm lly Drug Store. ll-2ll-tf NOT1CIC OF FINAL ACCOUNT .Notiee'is lj this given that the undersigned administrator of the t-stulo of Thedore McKinnls hus '.filed his finul nceount in the County Court of Union "County, Oregon, and said court hus set WW December 27th, 1D2G, 'at lO'A.' M., at tho county courtroom in t,n Grande, Union county. Oregon, asv the time und place to hour ob- . jectlons to, und for the settlement ' (.hereof. . JAMES McKINNIS, ' Adiiilnistrulor, Imhhi Nov, 24 pec. 1-8-16-22, . Oregon If it wasn't for short skirls the pedestrian might stand a chance. t7 1 2-S-l-t V