La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1927, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ? .-r Fnrrc flight"1 Friday;' Janimiy'gBS 1927? -i 5 i m Men's Hose for Dress Durable Silk Weaves Varied Colors All the new Designs For Early Spring Wear . Wcstenhaver &. Gilbert The Store For Men BIG LOSSES ARE SUFFERED TODAY Wheeling and Lake Erie Common Skyrocket to 60V1 Points NHW VOItIC, Jan. 2S (lly the Associated l-rcaa). -A sciiKutlonil Mock in 11 r k ft coup, directed airnlriHt a trapped sliort IntcrcM in the common Httick of Wheeling und Ijike Krle railroad today N"itt iluil hmuc catapulting l H& polniH to u record high of 65.50 a aliurc. I.ohhch Hustaincd liy bear tradem -it conservatively esti mated at u minimum of $l,fiOM,. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Will-Hi May .... fuly ..... Si-il. ..ISO CHICAGO urtAl.v lllitii v.m ljuw . 111)4 ias '1 lS-)t - ClUHO : Ml?, 1 13 IOlriUVD WHEAT ronn.ANIl. Ore, Jan. 28 tAI') Whwil BUB hard whltn. hard whltii hluiHtcin, banrt, I1.3G; fed orutlun, noft u-hlle, wetwn wliltu, northern uprlnif, 11.81; hard win. lor, $1.33; wi'atcrn rvd, $1.29. Today's car rrcHpts Wheal, ii; Hour, H', corn, !i; oata, 1; hay, ?. ' Pendleton Sheep Potatoes Weak Over the State; Buyers Active ZaaxuasamsasBHaa Wheal Fluctuates I'il'CAOO. .liin. XX. (.U').-J; S'ai-tlnjr iliirti:'rur-iJ lo !t (! f ad Viince, wheat iMii'delled -and then re'jeted MiiiH'Wlliit. Coin and tain MVCICI'OOIi UlllJAT 1,1 VKHI'OUI,, Jan. 2 (Al') Clonu: Wlicut d hlehcr; Miirrii I ,.u IV .1. f A.. 7.1. t m0 wilh the po-wlblllty that J, A l d ' ' may reuch Bevcrul times that flg-i . ' - CHICAGO CASH CIUCAUO, Jan, 38 AF) Cunh Wheal No. 2 Jiard, I MSH'l No. 4 do, 9l.30i 1.111 Corn No. ' mixed, 78c; No. 4 yellow, 68Vj7ic. Outa- No. 3 white, 50 'fcc; No. 3 do, HI'? 4 Sc. Uyu not quoted. . Hurley GfityStic. ' .Timothy Heed f Molt f,.75.' (.'lover ei.Ml-r-L,60lOli8.OQ. ,Hid--13.47. - v r ' 1 ' ltllM--$r-B.,?fi.i ' ' r - ji:iii.--rvji(ia:-..,-'';:.;; ' ure. The common aloek lias been ;n the upgrade since tin? first of the year, rising from a low, of $7.C' u Hhare on buying influenced largely Ity merger reports und talk of. competitive buying . for control. NKW YOltK, Jan. 28 Al'). Huge losacs wlileh may run Into the millluna of dollars liuvc been HiiHtiitned by "bear" Iraduis on the New Vork Hlock exe.haiif;i; In- what to all outward appearancea today Villi ii "coiiK't" In the coiuiiioii an preferred atoeka of the. Wheelltlif und J .a lie Krle railroad, - A Henaationut jump of 1 1 'i uui iftf.& Mb ouru , a 3S pwnlH abovt. lhw low irlw , lof the year, took place (hlHtnoin-, intf in tie.' comnion Htock. the top j price, briiiK. a ca.fh tranouctlorK 'J"l' pniferred moved up thne point h . to I! 5. pidinui lly the Hpreud" . belwiuMi , the Ihain1 . ia f'URTLAK'O, Oro Jan. 28 f.M) Ixcal potato buyoia ure Retting their offer down In tho country dun to ttiA weakncHU and lower A A J levcbi illflayed Jn outaldo inur- Men Are Aroused un. more i a very Hm.n out. let now for potatoes that cost the buyer morn than $1.60. Moat of the country offers ranjfe from $1.25 to $l.4d with Hacks furnlHli cd, for the best quality uvailublu now. In tho local wholesale market I'. H. No. 1 Hurbanks urc still (1 noted at $-'.uu, but moat of the TKNOLKTON, Jan. 28 (AIM. Members of the Oregon Wool Orowera' usaociation in this vicin ity wero aroused over th re pons comlnff from Halt ImUv (.'Ity upon Hecrotury Jurdlue'H unnouncemeut that ffiuzlnff fees would be raised ni.vt vi. ur Thi. ifkoik,.,.. r... !... Jardln had hla mind fully made ! huineB la in eoinldnallon Brndea FIND IT HERE t Copj for llils mliinin moat bo In by :0J a. m. SATI HIIAV o.M.Y HlLt-ial! Iiod C'artiatliina $1.00 lor cltizvn. C'larka KluriatH, Foley Hotel. . ,l-:'8-ll KIMIKIKiAIITK.V lia. llodK'n aniiiitii-PH the uMn wer.' nuay. corn (ipenniK at ,,,.,,, , l,,t In favyr or Hi lei 4,t up and Inter alioweil a lien- , ri'-fri'd " Vral mi;. I'rovlHliinH tended up- ' . , . : ' '.'.! NKV VOItK. Jan. US (lly Hie Wlu at tloa. cl unmdtlid -lit II"' I Aiaoeluled l-refa). The iikiiI Ion- i u yeHtenhiV'a rinlKh lo Vie ,iivl. aKaln.st the abort Inter. liiBher: roin ' 'a to down; ,., )n wiui-lln and Ijili" Kll'i. (kiIb 14 lo 'je off and provlalons iuhhmoii, which aoared II ',i polnla n.iehlined to 1 r,c uik 416 on ,,u' nnexpecled demand , 1 j for .delivery of aliarea- purchaacd ' ' ; ' ' - i liv- reuent - hayera, overshadowed 10 Years Ago .Mm flu I!ir;, of Kunielii, ty In town to:ltiy. . Out-oMown .Mull in-lcia iiit Hlvc.'i as cari't'id ciiiHhlcralion hh ym ,vmil'M-.lr would itlvc. We ni.'.hti t'voiy errorl Hi ilcae and I fill orilcra cinnidcii'. And ft 'OuiNO, we luy the laitaui'. J-Ivery order n!iIi lie.l hy rclmil nnll. Aihlre your mt wiiiil lll lo L. & L. Drug l s. Old Jlif kory SuioUe Sail now on huml. alt other developments in, today's stork innrkel. Much Kyrallons Invariably linacl tle lint general market, and today wuh no exception, althoiiKh when II became apparent that the im mediate needs of I he trapped shorts in Wheeling Itad been sat isfied, I he market began lo gather strengt h again. Tin' recent ad vance In ra w sugar prices, slim u luted the demand for sugar shares, Mouth I (oiio it lean souring seven points and. Clival Western ;t'j. Kaiiy weakness was most ap parent In A meiican Unseed pr ferred which broke four points to the lowest price in over a yeai ; rittsbtirg and West Virginia, which sagged three points and I'. H. ('list lion ripe. Houthern Itatt way anil Klcrtilc Stonige Battery, l)u tho oilier huml. outstandtnu (tlreiigt h developed in 'ommeietal HilventH It. A. M. liyers. Vlok ('Hem tea I, Western Mary him) euiu-jnon- and' Missouri' J'aclflo p wi fe i red. - Tho closing wus firm. Ikiktng and amusement Issues were In favor with a sprinkling of miscel laneous shares which rose two to flee iifil nt h. l'OltT-AM VHOUVVi; roltTLAND. Ore. Jun. 2H (Al) Kggs uiiehangd. ' -:urrent r-- ceiptK, 34c:, fresh ipodhims, - fresh standard 'firsts,- Siv; fredi standard extraa. 2fli s. ' ' - - - Sutler Under grades fi action up.-- .Ktlra cubeji. ciiy. 4Cci sland urd. 4Ji;: prlm-ftrsiH, in iv; firsts 43c;.'prni.- Gecit. cartons, file, i Milk Steady.', Hest c h p r n I n g creain jfUdiln- vallj 4 3u .net, siilp pers' Imclt-In 'zone 1.' 'renm de. livered J'prtiand, f.O fi fi3c : p"r .pound; raw lullK (4 per cent), !J3.6li owl. f. o. b, . Portland. Poultry steady. Heavy hens, 3r i 2ic; light. 'I'u'fj 21c: sprlngt, nomhiHl:' hrditcrs', .'flOSlr:' le kln whltiV dtleks. ai)e: '. colored, nominal!, -tmJt:yi!,';llve.36L'; dressed,- 40ii 43c. Potatoes, weaker,: $1,25 1,40, Ojiions flfiiv;. locuj, t'2.i:ti,t a.oo., - itrTri:iti'vr r HAN KltANtIH''0. Jun.. SK (Al) Hutlerfnt f. o. b. Him I'Vanclsco, up before attending the confi-r-f"1 '" '7";'" j TaJL "T.n" ... . iw. ..in i.-. ,.i ifgiudo Netted CJems can be hud ut J' Avw l--7-3tp J'rimo firsts und first grad(; cubes ure u fraction higher in the, local butter market for the day,. n. : at Au'g and 43 cents, rtspe enco and that he will be subjected lo much criticism for tho utep taken. n ' ' ' wool, iti:ioiiT ItflHTdV .li n. If it IAl Coniinerclal U u I I e 1 1 n tomorro.vtlv':ljr' will say "Tho opening of heavy weight No need of Buffering from akin trouble or any form of eczemu when our new prescription ut u cost of ll.au will give you quick relief Top grades remained firm and produce a cure lu most In- and unchanged. Uccclpls of sur- stances in a month. Hold only hy plus cubes from country creamer-1 Silvertliorn-Wriglit'i) Fumily Ih-ug Mtimlx liv tho lMwirlfiiii Woolen coin nu tiv nt n stlcht ml. .pound Us Thursday amounted to 767 Htore. I -'if , a yard over July prices, and lhw strengthening fndency- liv-'the for (dgn .fnarkelft lias given added confidence- to ! the ."domestic market and quotation -aro fully flrni uu the basis of last week's quota tions, with some asking price slightly dearer. The broadening of' the in the local egg market. Quota tions on the. local dairy board wen: .unchanged.' Kt;e1pta continue llb rfjiul wlth. J4SJ( 'casen.iii -yesterday. IioIck, etc, Norton's Kldtly Sltop. f-en;) thati l-iMh of 1 ,. oX al) iJiiililing und Iajuh Akm'iih formed iii the t'. S. have failed In US years'. ' ' l-?7-at l'oitTrAXoiJvr.sTocK POUTfAND, Ore; Jan. 2 (Al') -Cattle . nominally Mieady; re ceipts 26. '' . . Hogs nominally' ntyady;-; recelp'.s Hhecp nominally steady; no re celptA ..' . m:v yoiik I'ltiir NKW VOllK,Jan. 2S (Al'.--Kvapopitud npplca. Inactive;, prunes steady; 'apricots sleudy; - peaea-s quiet, i ' . . - -; r- Dairy Farmers Gei$28,174v42in; Checks for Cream irArn an emergency ealt for an ambulntct U received at ur place, we take full advantaf ' of the "right ef way" that the taw has right fully granted us. Not only that, hnt our highly perfected training tenallei tit to knonf just what f do, when to do it, and how to do it after arriwl at the scene ef emer ' grnry-whether by first aid adminit' t trathn ar by a hurried trip to the emergency ha.iflital. Permit us to serve you. You wilt like our service and our equipment. VALK, Ore.; Jan. 38. Malheur county is coming to the front as a dairy Hooilon, judging from gpucrul reports concerning the county. Nlneteon twenty-six showed a big Inci-ctiHo over nilio ill the ale brunch of thfe rulers (mpenitlve CreamM'y iiHsuclatloti. I'lgin'os com piled by T; . Atliertoii, .local manager, slpjwt tluil SU'iu tiounds more cream was received at Vale vhn in the prmioiH year. What the cream butne.MM amounts to to the farmers of this seel Ion Win readily be toen by other fig ures Alhcrton has on record. Cream cheeks have totaled $2I,M.?7 for the yctir, -monthly- dividends $:i. 28(1.23 and the annual dividends to patrons jimouiitcd to l,U-Hi.12, a grand total of K'S.n 4.12. Vab farmers have received for 1 1(20 buslneNH. lnlry farniers who received mo me f tlie largeHl cheeks for the year ire A. W. (irlggs, W. II. Davis and . It lllhlnn. liohncnkamp Rlortuary Main -12 HERRY'R TODAY AM) SATURDAY A Jaincs Oliver Cunvcxid Story A CAPTAIN'S COURAGE EDWARD EARLE und DOROTHY DWAX Adapted from the novel "The Courage of Captain Plum" A romance of the pirate days on Lake Michigan Comedy "A DIPPY TAR" Matinees 2oc . Evenings Sue i i' i i Two Iihk r kKlMiinhie. mill Klll-'mi- of flrletly inm IhiMtMl oil. :uiiiilmls unit liuiidnilM or ualloii f Hie rinesl Iioiim' and hnrn paint, luinhcr hy IIk IVml hmdi or train '(aids a larun normal aclionl, n lilK htdel. Tour earltHld. of eoal. Iiliilfle-. hy the hundred- of tlioie.-iiiiI-, t'lnuil V. I'rau liliiwdf. I was il-l -peakhiK of n Tew of thr hlK tlilnji In I " iaiide. The mil eoat I- law. Ie per -iu'k If simi nm nlde Ut uiek. That will he irnod einniich. I am ilolmt lo itiill rlKhl iH'iv. I pay out enough for inheriNlim: now lo keep n uxhhI-II family In la-ef -leak. I', s. Wo linlialdluj; three ears of coal mil unit lump. U s Hie IU.Mll ixnU Hie kind Hint ilia hir, lawyers, mllrond men and fuimerN want. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor kUti't PriMMl" Near l'ramih-, I'hon laln lid Ko Sunday Uiuloeaa. " ' ,'V. , ' IO.Gl; few stroiiK welKht. $11.0-: .3 . 1.06: fine and K M elo ; - . oplnB htronK , ,jP ,.,.! ,cr: hulk cwea, $G.filli 7.TXI; feed- ,.1'OII.TItY Inft aaslfiie: valley No.' 1, uf . "," ..... (ho? luinUs- comparatively scarce; Mohairs: Heat couihlng, "steady. ' 7uc: besi carutnir, aKfiitiuc. IA IdUNIIIi -T!0.liHAlB MAURKTS . rotlltry (live trulsllt). - Heavy hrotiera Mo 11). l.iltht broilers lc lb. Heavy hena lSc lb. :. Light hena IIHo lb. Stags 8c lb., Flour. . Hard Federation hard $7.61) L-hl. Soft wheat $7.40 bbl. , paymentH In . 1m . Clrando Uiiildinic and Loan Akh'h. . 1-27-31 heat) , HKK , HKK - Si:ii Keo the Ufio, 4Vc and 03c tablet! at Ittchardsoll'a Art and Gift Hhupj lliis' woe.k. It will pay yon.. ., -.- !'.--.. ., 'l-17-St CD lltllo l.lver. Touchers for 25c. The host pill -sold fur women and children.. Sold only hy Silverthorn WriKht's Family Uruif Store. 1-iilf SAN l-'UANCISCO, Jan. 2S (Al' L-r.- H. Bureau Agricultural Kco noiuica). llroliera l'Khorn, 1 to 1 lba 4Uf.!c - l'Yyer---l.e(fhorn I to 2 lbs., ;:, . Voun Tooatera and pullets Colored. 4-His., II II ii 38c If you arc ;!-.rcatened with Iji ' Tunkeys: . dressed very few Crippc and want nulck 8alls. mostly conslKiied. No. I our concentrated prescription fur loins, 4Ufit 42e; liens, 4u(. ! 1 c; l.aOrltne. It will ro'lovo soy in 21 LAOICA.NDE UKVAth MAKKlSTSjooref low. aa 3Uc. : , hours. $l.0U u holtlu sold only at Lard 10 lbs., $l.7 : 6 lbs. SSo. 7 . , " ' " ' Hutler. crclllncry 4crsp$ 1.00. Kan 4 or. ' Cheese ?Si40c a pound. Honey, comb ao lb. VeKetablva. l'otutoes 9 His. 2tic. Cauliflower letyPllo. (Celery hearts 20c. SwiMit potntoes-2 lbs. for l&c. 'I'ui-nitis lie lb. Npltui -ll- I oc. Hi. Cnrrnls 4c lb; Parsley 10c bunch, OihbuKc bv. i'o. Walta' Walla onion. &c lb. ' (Jr.j.n peppers -Hue lb. I.ettueo HiMlte head.: Caliroruia tomatoes 30c lb. for 3de. Parsnips 5c lb. Celery 2oc bunch. I- run. Arllehokes-2(ic eaclt. A (dea -fie lb. Bananas 15c lb. lemons 40c don. Oranges 5ftf7tic don. ToUay grapes 16c lb. 8ukar. Cane UKar $ij.'j8fl 7.20. Flour. Bnft wheat $8.2 hbl. Hard federation $s.'.'tl bid. Piiutlr-v. Chickens 2 5 l.i ;l2e lb. farm loans In Pnion County. Sen lluildlnR. I.a 2-10-tf A SPICCIAL INVITATION . : is Kruntcd to ynu to come see Ii (Jramle's New lleauty Parlor where H. lixon, . Foley .-.. win Him miiMiiiiiuii uiiu riu-.urunjii Ure. nlm.A.. l...k . .....I .....1 r.n..,.'l . fciieward. experienced operators: I discount Kiven on stut'eiits' work; call .Alain I.K2 ror upiiofnlment. The Uulh-Ullzabeth Beauty Shoi tUICAUO IdVlvSTOCIi CHICAGO. Jan. 28 (AP-rll. S. Departluvut i . of . Agriculture). c.n-' lloi.-8 22,000;- Hjflit hoKS active: traetinir nioveni-nt In the west has bulk mild -early senerally at 15i been a matter or very considerable 25c advance: early sales huU-heis Interest In the trade. Oonoriilly mostly traders and sliitiix-rs. mosi- prlcea have b?en In the ranire nt ly ltl''15c hlKher: top. $12.(in; 30 to 3fi, cents, accordlnff to. the .hulk . desirable 140 to 200 poun wool and tliii soctjon. with a hlch iiverases, $ 1 2.40 ; 12.60. point of 37!-i, possibly 8: cents in I; Cattle 3.000': till Ulllltii: clusavs Ti.-xutt for the very choicest wools, except low price cowa and veuleis Tlio taller voan, 11 Is estimated, i very dull:, la tter urade of fat will cost somewhere from So een:s COKn nd most Blades of fat helf- to $1.00. clean basis. landed llos- ,,rs. weak to 2uc lower: laiRely a IlKITKK l'IOTl'lti:.S ton, possibly a bit more occasion-she slock run; hist steers, $lo.7f.;j Your pictures urc bettor" when ". . ' ' ! lew loans, --S.X.Z6W 9.411; bulk vea.- culnrxed am hand-tinted by Rich the. (roods marlcel Is respoll'l- ,.rs. $ I 2.00 f 1 3.00: shippers. $ 1 4.00 1 ardaon. 'TI10 Art Man." Ho Kiv,-a IliK cordially to the opening (roods IS.0. . .. . I your work the sanm careful atten- prlces named by the Amerlcjil sheep 1 0 .000; fairly active; fat ! Oou that he does to his own. Hn-' W0OI011 company. riiiioi irw tituiiee- enrtv ' laiainir und tinting of both seen-. Mohair Is lu moderate reituest .,,,, ,iiri,i . ,,,. . , .. 7r, r.', I cry. and lihotogranhs is Ills sne- wllh i.rlces slightly in favor of-.l:, ,r,. ,,. ,,,, ........n.i . , ., ,,. 1 cinlty. llavo itlchardson , "Tho the buyer." ree.nnt.' IkmiI.m i 1 9 7r. a, i ;t im. ..--. Art .Man" enlarge, hand-tint nirl he Conimerclal lldlletln will' ,,;.,. .i'hi n,...i ' ti'i i'r.- frame vour iiietiirea. at Itichard- publlsh the following wool ituola-; KO0, r,.,, n,,,,,.,, iumt ,.,,, son's Art and Gift Shop. Always, lion tomorrow: around $1 1 "5: culls strong, tio.no ; 1-17-31 Heourcd basts: Oregon Northern,' ., , , .,,. .,.i,.i., No tienalties or fines for missed .VJLU UJl 11 lik wv V -fwwmmm m "where savings are greatest 103 Depot SU La Grande, Ore. Rayon Underwear Popular Colors Low Prices X Kayon CnderthliiKa are pupulur with everyone. Otir UNaurlnient or Hay on lltooinera and Vest.H t-oniiirlmH tint noft past v I altaden of juueh. rose, Rreen, orange und yellow. Made In atylr-H vhlc.i -kIi-Ih and women like beat, priced at Vests of Rayon 79 Dloomcis of Rayon 98$ f-' Sllverthorn-Wrlifht'a KuniUy Iru, Morn thoji 60 per '.cent of Mh h'tore. l-ai'tf tHtock wna nubHorlbedl ThiJ stocli? ; , holdera are 13. Strleciiert, AH(orlnji School Funds now available for , Zi,Illm,r,m.n Aurom; ii i. 'xiw.r.W Xollce of Filial Settlement. I'urtland: ' J. O. Joor,"wvli..UnbuijI wholesale building liiaterlal dralin. of tJolse: M. O. IMilllibunVWelBfrV It. A, Unite. Va; J. Ii, Falintar and William G. Merman, -,-of Uai J IH'r. ; t': ; v i..-. 'V;-, k Tho offlcerV e.lecti'd ire. Door pi.-aldchl; atriechert... vUe, pioln Xntlee Im hereby uiven that the iniderlKaed. exeeultix of the estate! deal of Harry F. drove, deceuaed. baa; Zimmerman, treasurer, ilai-ria, first ylce iri-.sidenoS and MorV filed In the county court of the! gun, general munagcr and necrc'-t Hlato of Oregon, for Union county. tury. . r. . v her final uceount us exenutrix nf 1 twld eatate and that the 7th day of March, IUL'7, at the hour of 10:MI ii'cbick lu tho forenoon of aald day, lit tho County Court room in the Court IIouko of said county, has been fixed by the Haiti court nu tho lime and place fur bearing of ob ject iuiia to hi i Id account and the aetllement thereof. ANNA MAY OHO V 12, Kxecutrlx of the estate of Hurry V. Grove, deceased. t 1C. H. 1UXC.O, Attorney for Kxecutiix. Jan. :'8-Feb. 4-11-18 Stents ami FLhIi. Beef boll lOftlSUjo lb. Chops and Btu.iks 2fc lb. Salmon (.strictly fresh) 3ic lb Ibilibut -;i&o lb. Clams I no lb. Craba 3f-fti 40c lb. Gaaollue, Ciivmlkjie. regular, retail- -VI40. I 5,200 Jackrabhit ! Pelts Received i SlIOSIloN'K. Jan. L'X. The fur tradliiK dep;irluient of the citunty'M litislne.sN, mill nl til nod In the third story of the court Ihhimo. is n husy and Inieresdn place lhee dnys. Curmldenible area l the lare floor t.s covered with Nyte math-ally ar ranged bundles of the rabbit fnits which the cminty Is buylm: from farmers and In turn sclilui; to miinitfactnrlm.' concerns. The fniH ure ptieked 1'5 to a hmidle. it 1 1 with the fur sbl turned In und only the lusters of hhick hunchy lulls pro- trudtiiK doin the ends of the puck. J, F. Immnd. who has charge of the fur hundlim; for the county. reports that o'.'tnt No. 1 furs liuve lieen lu-otiKbt in within the past week. I'MlKIKiOKS Ol'I.K ATION SAl.F.M. lire.. Jan. (Al') Kenneth Klein, son of liny Klctu. stH-reiary of the state bltctiwuy rom- mission, was operated on at a local hospital lust nifjht. following nu attack of acute appendUdtts. The boy wus reported to he rcsUmr easily today. He Is I t years of age. Klein was called hurriedly from I'nrttaml yesterday to he hero when the opemttou wus performed Announcing MALL0RY HATS FOR SPRING $5 to $8 They are built in smartness. They feel as well on the head as they look. Like a fine suit of clothes they will hold their shape and look smart always. Andrews Bros. THE TOGGERY La Grande's Only Master Tailors Organize Company For Quarrying VAI.K. Ore., dun. 28 Of ureal Importance to the Harper locality hi Malheur county was the organ ization' at Vule this week of the. I' r o d u c t company, which was Incorporated for $5no, ODO. The firm haa been Rtaiile 1 n charter and la now. ready to do business under-tbe luwa or Oregon. The corporation '-noW- jilun t(? put in uddttlonal and larger fnitl for the (iintrrying of dlslt. Thn plane will have a 75-cjii eirpuclti . which mcunn un output f'.lo.ooffi tons a week. . '. .- . ' - - - a :. No need lo be alarmed becnuHi Gus Coinatock - drank 85 cupu of coffee. They nil came from a res- tuurunt percolator.' .., ".My little girl had a bad cough, I gave her a few doseB of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and she was greatly relievod. If you want rest at night, especially where there are children, keop Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound on hand." . i - Clyde H. BenBon,''" - t Marlboro, Va. No opiates, no chloroform, m fine dependable family cougA remedy for children and grown persona Remember the Nnme F0iEY5HONEYAMTAR ' Sold mvrrwhOim . I' QUALITY GROCERIES In buying groceries either quality ; oy" price not quality and price-but quality or price is what attracts the buyer. It is an old saying that you cannot get some--. thing for nothing so you should not expect J. to get quality groceries at low prices. This' store makes its prices in consideration with quality. A trial will convince .you. v .? Saturday and Monday Specials Citrus Washing Powder .........!..1.:..,26 Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar, fermented :' pint .......;.;;19 P. S. Sliced Pineapple, No. 22 cans....39 P. S. Ripe Olives, 9 oz. tins io II). Tree Tea (green).... ..36 .36 Everyday Prices , J Dry Prunes, 30-40 ........12' M. J. B. Jr. Coffee ::....45$" Jell Dessert, 3 pkgs ......25 . Knight's Sweet Pickles, pint.. ....'..!30., Bull's Eye Sugar Peas, No. 2 cans.:;;..i5. REYNOLDS' STORE ISLAND CITY; , ; W c Deliver in La Grande ' , Phone Main 123 '. , H999H 1 I :