La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1927, Image 8

Wednesday, April 6, log
I Page Eight
T7A (1RANPE EVENING OBSERVER
Going Out of Business
SALE .
This groat saving event is making history.
People of La Grande and people everywhere
are coining in for bargains which defy compar
ison. Complete stocks of clothing and shoes
for men await you. Some of our spring orders
were made up and could not be cancelled.
STETSON HATS
Going Out at
$3.89
BLAZERS
Light weights New
Spring colors. Going
: , Out at
, ;; 2.29
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Plain and fancy col
ors. - Values to $5.00.
. Going Out at
$1.39 to $3.19
: Watch Our Daily Ads in The
Observer
Men's Wear
- ', Going Out of Business
SUIT CASES
Samps o n make
strong composition
material. Going Out
' . at 79 . '.
OVERALLS
220 weight denim in
bib style. Going Out
at 79?
WORK PANTS
Thefamous Tuff
Wear brand. Going
Out at
$1.79
RETAIL PRICES
STILL DROPPING
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Asparagus, Celery and
Oranges Down on Lo
cal Markets Today
Tlio (lownwunl ln;ml In retail
prlccB In I.u Ornmltt on ttjiriiiK or
ff'i'intfu In 'the vcK'-'luhlo Jims coy
llnucy. AttpnriiKUH, formerly iiiioIimI rtt
28 oenU u pound, Ih now HMinir i.t
2fi rnntfl u pound uml Irttwo IB
offered twu Ju-uUh fur 25 conlB.
Olpry lu down to 20 ci-nta from
2f f'fnt liml oruilwH urn now
((noted ul r.0 oi'lita to 70 ci.ntH a
log-n. Kornior (ilotaton were
G& lo 76 cents u Joz(.'n, . "
U'lu-ut
July ....
; " Chicago hums
open iiieh
....l3t)4ei2)J4 o .
" i tut
Low
IMii .
127 ':
! Butter Market
Steady, Strong;
Eggs Unchanged
lOJtTIAM M1IKAT '
'OUTLAW). Orn. Ar. (I r a . ' WUf Clnino n'
Ilflll hfir.l ,l,u '(CUt' UU(flO
Wheat
LA (HA N I M W 1 1 OJ . I IS A MS
MAUKPTS
Poultry (llvo weight).
Ifeavy JkjJjh 22c lb,
l.ltfht heim M'tflOc Mi.
Htnifa 8c l.
Flour.
Hard Ffrii-mUon (hard wheut)
$7.G0 bid.
Soft wticut J7.0 bbl.
LA ;lt MH; ItKTAIL M.MEIii;ii
I miry.
TluKer, creamery 4 S f.'(j.
Hotter, creamery 4 .S -if $1.05,
Ktftin 2ro doss.: 2 for 4.1c.
ffheewe IlTi tff 4 u! u. pound.
Honey, t-ornlj- a.rio lb.
VeurtHblrs. '
New put Much 2 fie; lb.
' fctllnjf IHUIIM- 2:"0 lb.
Cirri-n iL-(is2.'c lb.
Potatoes 0 HH., HI!.
Cu ii 1 1 f I ci wo r I ft r a !Jc.
Cvlory Ik oi ls i'fic.
Sweet potatoes 3 hn. for -lie.
TurnlpH tic Ih
Spinach ;i II.h. for Sac.
trrotH 4b Ih.
ParHlcy 10c bunch.
fnhbfiKi ro lb.
A HJ HI I'UKHH 12 fie ,
Walla WhIIu onlonw II llm, 2.1c.
flfneil peppCI'& 3fiC 111.
Lettuce Z hc-idii i;rr.
California toiuutoca Jfc lb.
Parsnips- 4c lb.
Celery 2 for 2"ci
(Mu timbei H2fc. c;i4:li.
Hunch rai rotH 10c.
Hunch bcctii 2 for 2T.n
Hunch tiiiniity 2 for 2ftc.
(Ircn nn!n;i3 2 bunchi-H 1 .1c.
HudlshcH 2 buiilit3 l;",c.
I'ViiHm.
Hhtibnrb Stic lb.
Apples fio Ih.
Hinmmiii I .lo lb.
Lemons 4'ic Ih.
OnintfeH T'O1 iiic do.
Ciapo fruil :i fir 2!c; 2 Tor 3.5
Sraar.
Cane HUKiir ?R.;S 7.2ft.
I''I(HII'.
Hoft whi-iit H.20 bb.'. ,
Hard federation - $H.2U bbl.
I'cMillry
Chlclicns 251120 lb.
.Meats ami Hsb.
He.-r boll Hlr I20 lb.
(MiopN and Nleahs ure lb.
Salmon (Hlriclly Wauh) 3fc I":
JIallbtitllftc lb.
ClauiH 1 0 lb.
Crabs Iili;4ic Ih
luud white blueBtcni. buart. it s:t-
feilmutlon. soft white, wejjtein
while, $1.8214; ' hard winlor.
I.8I Vj northern Hprlnff, : JI.S2;
western red, $1.30. - ' -
" Today'8 cur reccdpti-Whent. 73;
flour, JG: corn. 2; oatH, J; liay, 3.
Cash:
No, 4
No. 4
CHICAGO CAWIf
CtllCAfH). Apr. 0 (AlM
VVheut No. 1 red, $1.34';
red, $1.30. . ,
.. Corn No. 4 mixed, 09c;
yellow, (. 7 Vj 'u C 4 c, . '
' OatH No. 2 while,. '4K9i4He;
No; 8 white, 44fJf4&Wo. ;- ;
. liyt not (i noted. , t
, Jiarley 04 Hie. ' ,
Timothy seed $4.ft0'b 6.2S.
( 'lover sred $2!). 254' aO.00.
I.ard $12.35.
lillm 5K.75. .. . .
HellleB $16.87. -
Today's Market
' J'OHTLAND, Ore, Apr. C (Al)
i-The JocaK butter inaihet itt steady ,
to strong today with storage hold -1
Ins deplttid and newly offered j
cubefl steadily absorbed. Tho two,
top cubu giaticB, extras and stand-'
ftrds, aro each half cent higher uhi
a rcHult, of tmdlnwr on tho IocmI '
ClilCAOO.-Apr. 0 (AI').--0on-
lir t to :&c advance, wheat .
soon Hcored a ulltfht further (fain t The. price of ckkh remulned un-
I'mn ,.n,t fiul i.lnn wmi. f I rmr.f I Cllanficd for today in I HO fUCO Of I
corn iftnrtintf at l& to c upturn
and subnequently hoidinn near to
Uic Initial runee, " I ro visions were
weal;. .
Wheat cloHtd Vlrm, M to l&c
net lilhrr; corn 1 '& to J 'tic up
oats Hhowlnf to grain and
provisions vurylnir front fie de
cline to an eouul advance.
I'OUTLAX!) MVKSTOCK
. POUTLANH. Ore.; Apr. 0 (AV)
Cattle Opening fully steady: re
ceipts 18't. ' -
HoK't I.ittli done early,' ea;;y
i ; tendency: receipts, i 8ft, hieludlnt;
I.IVl-:itlOpIi W1IKAT j 170 direct. I'ackln-hogs (roucii
: MVKKI'OOU Apr. 6 A P). ! und silioot h. $H.7"ii JO.Ofj, '
rb.Ke: Wheat 4t to l "id lilcbei: Kheep steudyf tiuiet; notlilng of
May I On." 44d; July 10s,, 2 74d; I fercd early. '' " ":..".'
Oct. Iff, 11 id. - j t . . ' '
m:v . yoiiiv fui it
IH'!Ti;it!-'AT -
'HAN I'MtANCiHCO. Apr. G (Al)j '.NKW' :YOItlv,- Apr. "HI
-"HuttiTfut f. o. b,' 'un KrunclHcu, Kvnporuted applea steady.
";'-t' ; i apricots, pea clips steady.
CAP).
PruncH,
brisk demand to offset heavy
receipts. Storage holdings contiu
uitod the Increase with 1132 cases
added yesterday.
No change in local price trends
for wholesale, meats and poultry
was evident in today's early trad
ing.: Hogs alone show an uneasy
downward 'tone with iG to HCV
cents for tops, V ' p .
Plentiful receipts of local rhu
barb, offered on tho wholesale
market at lo cents per pound In
dicated' that it is now definitely
on the market in reliable amount.
It is still being supplemented with
some California stock.
Kirst grade broccoli ut $2 per
era to found good demand late yesterday.
Yen Drops After
Firm Goes Under
ICPenneywi
"where tavings are greate$t"
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
25th Anniversary
A New Hat for Easter!
Girls of All Ages Will
Find "Them Here
The new liats will take first place for
martness and they're so becoming, too.
Bring mother in as soon as you can so
you will be sure to be ready for Easter
Sunday. Straws and combinations of straw
nl silk in lovely colors.
98c to $2.98
TOKYO, Apr. ti (Al1). With
lluhtlttka - of upiiiiixlinul.'iy 6110
million y.'n (about f2CU.oou.ooii)
tho well known Suzuki firm of fx
port.urs unit iiuporlerB announce.)
u temporary suspension today. Ii
unnoum'i',1 also there' would he no
payment of htlls for the preen.'.
The temporary suHpensloit oi
the firm, which controls from B
to 70 huge. subaldlurlCH, affects
the stock imitket ami enused ttitf
yen to drop OTtJreeyehjntre. '.
9i
t
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REMARKABLE NEW ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUMS!
Speeliil thin week
' t'rler l.iintern n.
window.
See the T
l'liy ! lu
10 Years Ago
Today
Jm lu e Kiimvles letllllied
"from llalier last nht.
On
Time
WKSTULOX AI.AItMS
IllK Hen i;t.i.-
Imiiy iifii s:t.'jr
Hen llllr K!.ftl
Shvpmehte !....S2.tl'
lllnehinl Sl.7.1
Amci-lcit Sil.oi)
W'tlke up curly IIicm"
Minny ilny.n
L. & L. Driii;; Co.
iM)itn,AM pitoinci: i
P(ltTIANIi, tin-., Apr. 0, A"V).
Wholesale prices; ltiil ter Two !
lop grades up Mxtra cub"H, j
etty. Mjc; HtaiidardH, 4 2c: prlmn
firsts, -lie; firsts, 4c; prints, -l.V;
cartiins, )ilc.
ltitls to fnriner:
Mill; steady. It. t v. h ti r n I n K
eeeiim, IJe In valley; delhert-d
I 'net la ml. -irc per pound. liaW
milk ( I ier ceul ), $2,35 cu t, r.o.b.
1'iH'tlantl.
I;;tkh firm. ' Current rerelpts,
-lie; fresh medium, I tie; fresh
Htaudard rlists. 2 1c; fresh staml
ard extras, 2;tc.
Pmiltry sleaUy. Heavy hens....'
fti L'lic; llglit, 20 41 21c; Hpi lnus,
nuintnal; broilers, 'ityffi S tc; Pekitt
whHe ducks. 20c;
liml: I at keys, live,
ed. 37c.
( nlons steady;
&.".
l'ctahH'8 hleady.
; etilore!, Itoin i
nominal; dres:
local, jri.ot
jt.r.o i.ss.
porintv
SAN I'UANCIHCO. Apr. I! ( A 1
P. S. Itureau Agricultural Kcn-iiMiit'fs,-
Itntllers: l.egliot n. 1 t.
1 'i I lis.. 271' 2!e; fryers, leghorn, I
2 lbs.. 3t til 3 2 1: eulored. 2 i t-l
2'.j lb?.. 3S44uo.
S
HERRY
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
ELINOR GLYN'S
Aovel "The Reason Why"
A Great Novel Now a Stirring Film!
SOUL MATES
With
AILEEN PKINGLE
and EDMUND LOWE
Comedy - "Old Tin Sides"
(;ilMdtlM!
Clasollne, 1 1 pillar, rein II. -.e. ,
Industrials And
Rails Go Higher
In Wall Street
NKW YOIIK. Apr. ti (Al1),-'
Itulllsh I'll I hiiNlnsm nn rampant
a;aln In today's aioeft m-jrk-'.
with the chief demand eeptcilnk
in the rails and hitch tfiade Indus
I rials. P. S. .Steel ronitnun touehe.1
anot her new IiIkIi record for ail
time at 1 7 U S mill (b'neral Motoss
at IM,
"Katy" coinim n, n K:tn:;iiH City
Southern, Westei n Mai yland sne.
unl preferred nnd a few other
rails established new liiKh prkc
reeorda si nee I iilTi oi hui!,'er.
OU'A eonthtued lo rally on short
coverings and motors held fairly
Well.
A Rood Investment dennnd a'io
was a p pa i en t for sue It Issues as
Ceiteral liailway Signal. W'rsteui
Piilon an 1 Woolwoilh, all of whi.'Ii
tonehed lrev peak prleea for the
year, or lontf"i', the K.iins ritmiin,;
as hiuh as 5 -j points.
Pox Pi I in "A" and Ameilean
Aifrteulltli a I Cli.-mieal preferrt d
were hammered down to new low
t:-7 priees.
Prlvinir In of uver-i-xtended
short Inletesls created rapid a I
anees in many indu.'itriiils In the
I n il hour. iiethb la m Steel
el-iabed t; r,r.i-. In ant Ielp;i1 ion rf
early dt blend aetbm end brisk
advances wre n.ade by YotinK.i
town Sheet and Tillm Cruelbi.,
Iteiyiblie, tlulf Statts and Sloss
Sheffield steels: Iialdwin. Conlin
utal P.akintf "A" and Ci!inhl
tlrotbers advaneed 3 'v to 4 !a
. points. Total sales approximated
m'.UOi'.iHio shares.
!
PUIPAtiO M CSI'OCK
CIlh'AtJO, Apr. ti ( A P P. S.
; tepartnient of Awrtcuttun'). -
' Cattle- ".noO: fed stci-rs and yoa-.-- ,
Mntrs st- ady to 1 in', ht'ther: all !
other classes s!:oil.ir; venters 1
steady to '..'fir 'lj;her: best liea y I
steer. $ I 3.1".; htltk Veab-CS to
paekei-M, f t 1.00 t LVnO; feW at
1 2.5e; s h I p p h r hint! scitree,
around J t 4 on,
H(i;-n t I, ana; very slow; livht
Iiokw t" l lowrr: biiteh"
weak to 1 Oe lower; tup, $ t LM'O
paid f(u- IIm to K0 pound live--aey:
bulk troud and clioire JM
to J00 poumls. $ I I. (JO ffi t.!K.
Siierp td.OnO; fat lambs opMi
Inff vei y siw; early sales strong
to aronnil Ke hiirher; uood med
ium w etght wool t laml'S. $ ! 6. "5
't t.r,i; asktne; aroiiad $I7.im rr
dud re handy weights: dejdrslde
eltpprd lambs. i t..00 r lt.Ti;
choic 77 pound clippers to rM
pers. I6.00; sheep stronK t'
hlKher;- few head of choiee fat
ewes tipwnrd to JtO.73; fecdtnir
and shearing lamtts stea Iv: few
Kvd flulshors, 114 50 X4.75.
" You'll hardly believe that there can be such beautiful
floor coverings of linoleum until you see the new Arm
strong floors now displayed in one of our windows. No
wonder these floors are chosen to grace the finest
homes. v; ' ' '
-e' new: Arabesq, with'tlfe decorations applied in
heavy oil paints on a real linoleum back, gives the ef-,
feet of an inlaid floor but you seldom see 1 an inlaid
floor marked so temptingly low. We have patterns like
the illustration, with actual embossing comfortable
linoleum tiles that stand slightly upraised as though set
by hand. We have plain and marbled floors, two-toned
Jaspes in fact a selection for every floor in your
house. "The superior floors you'd expect to find at
Bohnenkamp's.
Such Good-Looking Floors at Such a Moderate Cost!
Why Bother With Dirty, Scarred Wood?
;" This is the, time to redec
orate. No matter how hard
you work it's a hopeless"
task to keep old worn,
splintery ; wooden floors
'looking: nice and healthful
ly clean. Once you see, the
new- patterns, the 'smart
colorings of Armstrong's
latest creations, your-old
floors will look older iand
your bare floors seem
barer. "
They are so easy to keep
clean, comfortable to walk
on and quiet. And the col:
or and texture will give-
2l
v.
For&rervFloor
in -the House
Armstrongs
Linoleum
new beauty possibilities to '
any room in which this
new floor is used.
1 Though you'll think they
LOOK expensive, they're
not in fact, they're most
economical as a home in
vestment. We cement these
floors down over deaden
ing felt, right over your
old floors. That ends your
scrubbing a dry mopping
is the only daily care. Make
a point to see these newest
patterns this week and to ;
get our estimates on some
of YOUR floors. : v
"Four Floors
of Superior
Furniture"
Made and Laid to Last a Lifetime
Get Quotations This Week!
B6HNENKAMP'S
"Thirty Years
of Superior
Service"
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