La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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TJA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Mouthy, July IS, 1027.
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SUPPLIES STRONG
AS MARKET OPENS
Uen ies Finn in Portland
j Butter, Eggs Steady
, at Saturday Prices
J'oliTI.A.M). (Ire, July n (Al'l
I'lllllillll Mllpples jl I, , m Hi,,.
ll.iirl;. il Nil- npciiinu of ImiiIi- iin
joc.il mui'U.ls Monday. Whiili'.
Kale ill. -si. I coiiulry nuals Hlurl.nl
out unl-lly hut linn ut price
ramies i, in, led Hiiliinltiy iiHiinliiK,
t-upplies ii! piling Iiokh Uhd VC.ll
Iin- hnrely Hill tli'ii'iil fill- iji-miilnl,
ll'll In tin1 piMillry division, Jlioit
liens llii'i iiti ii ii, slioim over-sup
III)'. UkiiIn nr.' iiii'ili'il down 1,
I ceiill !ir clinlce I, lulu.
'; llerrle-i mi. voiy Mi ni ut lnl
si.'Uh pin.' r,iiis"rs Willi Hlrnw
berries In liaiit-il aupply ut liio
lin.X III! I
f-'I'lll Ir,
I -'.
P'T ( rati- to '
i.l,'
' I 'hoi.-,' li
f. r. il. il ;t'i
Kiilly III
li III il , 1 1 1 -n
pi I. i- ol
m I'l OSll CIS II
"UiIb f t nil .
Iliiin li. .1
ll.isi III (III.
i.l.iili- peuelieM hi-i- ol
.'lii.s n r ilozi n.
llll pl'lllll H III" Ceel-
ill ri il I hi' iiinrl'ol ,il !
I -r a ilocn, ri t.i il.
lor Hi roil-,- supply of
l: lill.l.
on
a ririiij
1" I- Ill.i.
h inn - ht'H for
, lliill.r iinil ,-i!K
S tliii iliiy'H I'hi.slii-,-
Bl -inly
pile
( nr. ai.o i.iM.srot'ii
CIIICAIKI, July Is (AI- C. S.
Iii p.irtni nl ol A-,'1 Irull iin-). - --ilo'-s
(II. mill; UIH'VI'II. moslly lii
In l.'.i' hlnhi r; hoi,rH. .Tli lli.-i. ii,i,
Mlow nl iiil inn-,'; piartically u-i
liiarlii l lor pi-,; lop ItytH. I 7n in
I 'Ml IhH., IIH.li:,; hlllll If. II lo J'."
II. M. invmi;, H. 1 1 ".4' 'a I il. Ihl.
' c.iiih ll. ; I hI'-i-ch an I
y.'iii tiiUH Mli ii.ly lo ".'."u- low.'. ;
yi'iirliniis lUOHlly Hi-inly to vi-al.;
Tat hIh- htitek and IhiNh sharing'
dertine; :i:erH filie low t-c; larj:. I V
hit .sL .-r run of lltfil and ini-diii.ii
U'inhl ami ol lu-hi-t n-n uiaili-n;
early tup, $H.u; pahl v.iy hIow.
1 Sln i'ii - H.miii; op.-nlllif Hlov ,
Very 1,-iv early nah-H hi. I most
lih In on tut liimh-i J.i to .rHif tow. r
tlniii l-'ililuy: iiiohI i-iitly IiIiIh ami
Hiili H on native lamli.-i. 1 1 U.fn; iihI.
Ihk Sl:l.7' anil hi-lter Tor Hi'lecti-il
llullviV: choli'i- raiiKe IiiiiiIih ll.-hl
lirouml I I. fill; ulii-ep Hli-aily; ti'l
ew es. ml vi 7. mi; lew tiieilluiil
uellier-l, till. till.
riiisco I'm it
S.'N l-'KAKCIKCO, July I .S (.11'.
- l-'eileral Slat Marhet S-imS-n .
let) -Appli'H AHtr.-lcliallM, la-H-,
ii.; pnim
a vi nsteiit
' low as $1,:'
4-llei', fune
box: r.
:,.7.ri''n :i
Tears
$l.7r'n 1!
PI II I11K
Hurtled. VZ.'h't ZM) how
mi pi-1- hirtte hie
l.UKs. l''oi inosu. J 1 .2i ' i
t.f.ii; Santa Ito.sn, $ i .21, i i j;n,
('tat -h: ellm.ix HiMsunpi Simla
l'"a. l.':.fii I.Tiii; Iriit'edy. $l.(M('f
1.110 per IllK.
iu rn:i;i'AT
HAN I'ltANtMH'-O. July
lluth i liit 1. o. h. San
cm
ie MODERN WAY
lortk
f JrUIlWl1,'!.il'ill.aylg
TN t lie Wis! iti",ho:i:;c Atitomalic l'.lccliic K';iti(;r, wnim-tt
J, linvc found nil t i io ndviintap.cs of rloctrio rcMikiiiK under
mitntnatir. lontrol, nnd a innpc that lms tnany superiorities of
construction as well.
You m.." put dinner in the oven at tc- in th- morning, setting
the clock to start it conking at three. You are free for the day
nnd return nl six to find dinnci reiulv to serve, piping hot,
thoroughly rooked, and full of the llavor that only the heat
stoiurjc. method of cooking can give it.
This freedom from the kitchen is only one of the many ndvan.
tiiRes of electric cookiiiR. The time will conic when you will
cook with electricity why not now.
ir;ial Icrnis this month which you cannot afford lo refuse Act today.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"COOK HY ELKCTKinTY"
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wlii-ai
Inly ....
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l.l I Itl'IKII, 111 1
i:,,l'lll) July
Clou.-: Win-Mi. to I
!V: ;:
July I IH, l ; (1,1. 1 Ih,
II'". 1 I " ! : Marrli IOh, In'-;.!' M
I MM. !l',.
I'Dlt'l l,AM
I'oltTI.ANU. (In'
m:.r
. July In (Al'l
Win-ill - mill hard Hhili., I,,,
lllti- hill, xl, in, I, unit, f 1.3 I ; f,.
-ration, HOl t wllllo, , Hll l'll u -liil-
jfl.'U'l Imril -.sailer, western red
I I . 7 : iiui-i iii-rii Hpiin-;. ji.:)-;.
Today's cur iiTi'lnt.i Wheal. I'.".:
hurley
I : lia-
I ; (lour. I li; corn, f,; oiil ,
( IIK AI.I) c.sl
CHIC
Wlii'iil
l.-K.'i.
Corn
A(ill.
- No
July IK
- lard,
(AC)
i . -I J ,.-
M iiiImmI, n
'- 'a i.n::.
white, 1:, -'n
1 7e.
i.3 'i.
'I Mr.
..I l.7.-,',i
I s jii.iio 'a :
i now.
(UllH
it Ii il -!!-
Sl.ir
o.
'. t:l
No.
Ilin ti v
Tlmnlhy
I'lOV-l" H'
l.iinl - II::. 72.
IIII..1 II;'.?:.,
II-Hi.- i I .J
I
Wheat Drops More
Than Two Cents
I'llh .U.O. Jtily lt (A!1) U .M.
ItlK Mll'')l.t))t -1 ll) J. ( ,)V IT. . hi-
Ulni:l iii'ill.-l l.i'M- shin. -.1 ;i iii;.
tlTilli h"l Kill U ill I JlMM1,!i. ) 'Dm
uiih i.-l.ittwly iirjti, t.'t'lin' ;il
"l, v i. 'ltl-i- o '.r jh1 iilir-. tint
Mihseijiiiiil i, Me.Mlntr
tver.- inelilied In i
nions si int. -d nj.uard.
il Kiiin--rro.-"-
- Win n i hiHi'.l In avy. i lo :
' ni-t louer; coin u ncha nKeil lo
IliKlll'I'l OIllH 1, IO I '.4 C ,!llV u
prill IhIiiiih Mii yim; fi oiu Ci;
clllli- lo a r Ih, - ol "e,
i" ciiic i i, ami 1'itoix ci:
I'OICn.AMi. Or,-., July IS (AO
I Sill Kxlra lllhiM, eily. ili:j
HlaniliirilH. use; piimc riiHiH. :iTi ;
tii'slH, li;,,-. Creiunery prlceM: prin-H
:lc iihiii-,- ciiln- Hli.ni'ai iIm; hutlcr-1
fat line r. o. li. I'lirllauil. i
j Milk stea.ly; raw milk (4 p r
.(eiil). 2.2.'i cut. f. o. h. I'iirHand.
E?XH slejtdy; euii-enl rrceiids.
21c; fi'sh inedliim, 20e; fre-Ji
slaiidnrd l it sts. . 2 li-; fresh slmirj
i ai d extras, 2.r,c.
I'oultrv steady: heavy h'-na, 2 11'
j 2:ic; llnht, KCifllc; sprinjrs. I Se:
I broilers. , I fi 1 I lie; pekln hite
ilileks. 20c; rol tired, nominal : tut -keys,
live, nominal; dicMsel. :i7c.
I On loan steady; local, ..
I 4. Iin.
! I'otatoes .st inly, $ri.riii 't l.'.n.
''vn deeliled that these trnns-
! ra iH'Ise- i, atlaulle fllnhts were all proposal)
ila for I-;. I. T.
e MODERN DAY
.'.H-.-r-i ., ,i w- I
V.-','-il'-''i6 .
,i-ijflS2m
tj:-'-!irt.'liii iV
m -mm llfp
Good-bye kitchen
seeyou at six o'clock "
CIIK'AI.O I.IIM.N
mii llluli l.mv Close
Hl!i IIU'), I IIh I IO-' I lU-li
I Hi lints IMMi t;;-,y, I ;i7 B :7 ,
1 1.1 '.', & I lil'i II3!4 Hi'i I II y, III-;.
Stocks Move Up
But Volume Of
Trade Slumping;
NKW Vfi.lt lv. July !S ( A 1 ' -
I ' I l:-iiiiiipl imi (if I lit tijiu iiKiV
t iim jiI in to(!ay'M Kloirh nim krt ; h
ii'roiii:tHii hy u railing off in
llu- vnhiiiH' of IiiuliiiK. I 'toll;
hiking haU'-h w-rt' raliMT luiuy.
dim iu tin; cautionary advices Hi :il
out hy 80HM- of tin- arcr Minniih
!Hioi iioijHt m, hnf Un-y were K''Hi r
ally U"II ausnitjeil.
New peak prices wi-re reiMer 'I
IpV im or.- I him a Heiire i.sii" H. i:i i
eluding l!auk rjjiaiM. Cnly, Inc.
.M;iiili;Hl;in IJI. eti je;ij .Supply. Ci-i.-j
eial Kl - ti ic ami Ann-iHan IJouii ;
.M-lCIIrK,. j
Itiiils moved ii i Willi tit- indu- I
(rials. IJ.i.- cdiinuoii and Xurlinia'
I'acli'ic (Ulekly iiiuiinlain to nn v
liili ground and Att'lilsnii. Mis-1
I t
ouii and i'aeilic ni-cfern-d. Atian-'
1 ir ( 'o:i'. J.lne and Me vera I ol iii-i-s '
ailv;ni'.d a point or nmre. j
'f'lie el.. sini,' as .steady. S. verni;
industrial . adf-r:(. tncltnlhiv 1 tiM -'
e.l S:;..-s J (,(f un Mo-j
III Inking hot iM .v hlieiif,'Hi erop-i
ped out in .-s'tni.- of the oil nhan-ij
in the rin;il liaiir. ShiMIhtii l';i-t
cifie
lail
male
a. -s-ini.-d l h- h ader:dnp ul' llu-.
Kroap. Total sales
approxi- j
1 l.-l.
shares.
m;v vi;u un i i
NKW YOIIK. July is
IAI'1
clioie.
IpOlllil
I nppli
fliliel ;
1 I '! I I ' , ,
I'l llll-'H
(alley,
l-a.ly:
l .' -.i 11' i.e.
Calit'orniaiiH.
in I i'i'.
HlamlarilH. 17.
. xlra ehol
Alirient.i Hteinly;
elii'ii e. I S il 1 -S '
! I''
iiches ady; Ktandard, 7 '
hoiee, S 'fi He; e.t ra t Iu
He.
I'OICTI.AMl lilVIMOCK
I'OllTLAN'M, (He., July is (A')
' 'a 1 1 h- a i id calves steady hi
c.ii
hIi-uii
calve.
receipts: cattle, 2,":tr.;
M; cars, ma, ineludla?
.(nil ealll - and fid
afves dlieet or
i to i ma ihr..
I I no to 1 2iu)
1 hrnuKh.
IS,
oa
lbs., Bnod. '..
i in. mi; medium.
N"" Ihs. i:. J.S.r.d 1( ii.r.a; eomino;,.
j S.7 'IO'(( S.fia; ('Utter. $f;.(MKff 7. tat;
Till raiv s ami yearlings, 7r,n to
!'.Mi Ih-i.. K,M'd. $i,:tttffi in. on; heif
ers, Kood, $7.r,il'r S,r,(i; eomuion lo
inediiim, $ii,)ui ti 7 fii; cows, cmd.
I 7 aaii 7. Till; eoiuiiion to mediuia,
J.".2rl'i7.l0; lo.V cutlers lo ( til -ters.
y.i.u) r.t :i.r.n; bulls (y. ar;inj:s
1 ecluded) iieei, jfiiod. Sii.nnx
j eutteis to medium. 4.!il'n lijld;
cahi's. sn pounds down, medium
to choice. J.s.nu'ff m.;.n: rulls o
common, ?a.aii 'u S.Oii; vealers tnlik
I -r. .
r
Marble Span to .Cross Potomac
& x ' A p ' , '
I ' " '"fit irffc,.,.wk.!'i;!
W?5 . ... ... .5 4tWrtMMM4ffRi - t. . WM m.i. . . . ....
tT'1 ,
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EA
This naphic nlip.anfl pliotu shows the position f tno now memo
rial hridKu which will con.ieet tlio F.iiioola Memorial at Washington
ond Arlington, the historic Lee mansion on tha Vit;;iiiiii hills oppo
site. Tlie plort; ate all above water and work is iiiogressiiig on. thu
sloim abutments.
led, Koirl to elloiee, m..0'i(I2.
niedluiu, $!i.titi 'ir in.r.o; rails
to
common, siknn ui ii.nn.
Hows sluiiply bitfher; mostly rfi
to 7.".r higher; reeelits, HJHl. jji .
eludint,' nso dlreet or tliromrh.
Heavy wclKht ( -'in U ;ir.(l Ihs).,
medium
medium
medium
linht w.
ini'dtlim
to ehnii'e,
weiuhl (21
to t'hoice,
irlht (Mill
lo choice.
MiJI'i'K I .On.
to 250 ihn. .
HI.75'ii I l.2i:
to 2'Mi Ih.s.i,
SI I.2'nf li."":
Inrlit IIkIiIh (no to Kid IhH.i, i .
luni to choli'i-, Jl I.JSivi IL'.i.u: paclc
Intr Iiiiiii (runi-'h anil Vinonlh;.
$ll..'ill',l 11. llll; HlllllKhti r plKH (Iin to
lllli llw.), medium to choice, 1 1 1 .3
'11 li'.lin; li cilcr ami sliieker. plus
(1" to l:m IhH.), mi'iiluii '
eliiilce. ; 1 l.r,ll'. I 1. 1111. (Suit or nlly
Iioch anil roiiHlhiK pijiH c.xcluileil in
aliovc 'lUolalioiiH.)
Sheep uml lanitiH trailiiiK alow
lull fully Hli-mly: i-ei-elpiH, Hlu-ep,
ll'.'.'. iilclll.lllii; 13(1 iliri-el or
Ihroimli. (juuliilloiiH, cxcelit on
lalllhH. on Hliorn InlHiH. l.amliH,
Ih.-i. ilown, kooiI to cliulee. $11. nil
r'i 13.5(1; ilo 1111 (liil nl, !i3 IhH. ilown.
! I'l. 1111 '11 I I. nil; eiillH lo c mini.
all vi-K'hlH. $7,511 '11 1 II. (Ill; yearling
i-lliei'H, llll Hih. ilm n. uiclium lo
eliniei'. $7. null 11. nil; ewiH, 1311 Ihr..
ilown, me, limn in eli-ili-.-, $(.;,n'-, (
r..r,n: meiiiniil to chou". . 1311 In
I ."in II.h.. 1, 111111 .",.1111; eiillH 1.1 coin..
111011, all -lelichlH, Jll.mt'o 1. 111), . !
i.a. .n.iMin viioi,i:sAi.E
MAitiurrs
I'liullrr (llvo wcIkIiI).
Heavy Iii iih 33c lb.
l.iulll lielid M V I lie Hi.
Mukh Sc 111. j
I'lniir.
H:ir,l l'Y:t'i'ntiuu (haul wheal) t
7.iiH hi. I.
Ko(l wheat 7 40 I1I1I
I.A (iii.nni:
Puller, ere
lares :;
III I All, MAIIhKIS
l'Hlry.
unci y -r.n !i.r.c.
Ill
Cheese
I loiicy.
''i 4'U- tt
pounti
lh.
I"
I'tdatoeM
Tomal'H
I'.ti-sley-
5c Ih.
i I s 'ii ;;;.c ih.
tie hutirh.
,'hli.
Ih.
onions
l.ettl!
In-:,, i
I 'elei y 2"e 1 1 11 ll t -' i
'liclliuliei S I Me. i ;
Ihnii'h can ols 2
It ii l.i e)s ft
I iiuieii t urn ips- -
Hi,
Y"l
1 1 II 1 1 'I l.-l
onions --
l:;i
llshe..
ell p.
Kispb.
I'l- I' 111-It ll
I'hei , i
llhllhi
llaaiiiri.-r - I ..( Ih.
I Knirydi-u til '
Aprleols
' Ih.
i Un 11,.
Sui-ar.
t'aue suar
jv.is ii ?.:
I 'lour.
$.:n iih!.
I ion $,i;ii hid
I'tinllrr
K..rt
ll.ir.l
vti. al
rede
Spi lug J r
lb lis 2:.
ih.
io.
Meal nml I
lit er holl 12 o I s
Clinpi and steaks -
S ilinon tit telly fn
Hallt.iit .."e in.
hllMlllll1
(".asMlinc. i uuiai . i-
eMhnat'iI that autontuliih s ,
vain.- ot ,'Min are i
aniHiali.v in iin- tinted)
i
i
i
'if.-. , :.r. : : '
(-' I
jOregon Exports
: Decline, Wheat
i MnnL-C IlioKw
I Jtuiiin iiai:nct'i"'"'rfiiir has,.. At ;
f
I VASfMN(iTON. irj'., July I H
' Kxport-. of merchandise from Ore- !
ffon during the first three months
'of l!'27 were valued ut $ I 2, Slllj.sri 1
'compared with $ t :,.7s 1 ,451 durinir '
tlie correspondint,' period of l!i2ii, j
a decrease of S'iI-Iiuhi inrnriiimr I
to fiuns nunle public today by
the deiartment of Ciimnieree.
Wheat shipped from the state to
overseas markets was valued at
S2.HHS.2no and ranked first in or
der of value anions the commo
dities exported during the nu
llum t Its. Kxports of apples we
1 1
valued tit 3ti,:tsH,70i; followed In
order hy boards, planks, and scant
Itiifjs. fi.t7l.7til: wheat flour. $1,
H 7 4. 2 Mi; and prunes. ?!ia 1 ,2S2.
I Milk and cream, pickled salmon,
cattle hides, canned and prepared
fruitM. hinder twine. Ions anil hewn
timber, wood manufacturers, mu
chl y. vehicles, chemicals, met
als and manufactures of, and co
cnantlt oil were tiiduded in the
com in od Hies exported during the.
tlireu muntlis.
Development Of
Pulp Ulills Urrcd
I'OUTI.ANO, Ore. .Iniy IN (Al')
-'i.ctop the pulp anl pap'T
diislry in the northwest from with-;
in hy helping existing
en as- payrolls and
there would lielittte m
iet y as to the growt h
diislry lu the i'iiluin!i:;i
mill
pro!
ii
nt" its and
;ind Ihroughout th- entire
nort it-'
west."
In. Hugh I'. (taker.- ex
seer.'tarv ot the American
and I'u 1 p assocla t ion ia v
advice to the husin. ss inter.
I'l
Ih
Hand in an address tin
mcmhers' forum of t la-
In r of rtiiniiH il l- on "our fori
I and tfii- w ood using in 'Inst rh-s
f mii
the lmrthwevt." He is ot f Co
most eminent pulp aiel paper an
lhoriti'S In tie- Cn.te.l Slat-s mm I
h.is lieelt here for a week making
a study nf the forest resources and
of the possihilit les lor the develop
ment ul' lie' pulp and pit pt r Industry
In Stonewall Jackson's Steps
) ' n jt f 4- 'tA' ) .m ' s X I
-V 'v 1 t' ' s i
i .
' aii-r Tilotu.is 1 ni i-c l.i it mliti. irMiadM.ii i( '"Stnne .ill" JritkMUl of
I nil War l.uue. h.is been .ipptent-d he. id ol (he niilH.m- m u in e pid
avtiis di pa 1 1 lariil of the Iniversiiy o( Ciiiciuo, 1 1 1 tHiimus sraad-
t.uhei held ihv imv p'-t with Vimiubi Militaiy Institute befoic the war
,,f -fii. v W.th ;.in CiriUu ubvc ts Major Ktcdtrlck Uurrows.
FIND IT
HERE
Cojiy
fur I his coliiiuii liiunt
lu by V m. iu.
voi ii cirri i:i:s
Will Iji- a lot iiioii- iillrai-liii-i lu-ii
nhii'K.-ii ami liaiiil-lliiti-d l,y uti-li-ar.lHou,
-nil. Ail Mini," hIbii h.-uii-,
lllully rriiini.il hy him. at lik-lianl-Hhn'H
All anil (.lift Shop. 7-K-5t
PA MM LOANS: I.OWKST FIAT ICS.
SCHdOl, I-UNII8 iiIho available
II. K. IJIXON, l-olry Hulldlns.
LA OltAMllJ, OriE,.
2-i s-tr
How uooil ni'WH iliu-.s Hprcail!
General (hiHullix- Ih Hlill the lii-st .
O-lS-lt
' YOU hllili (o hwIiii ami pic
nic conn- out to I'iim Com
Camp. 2 mlli'3 wt-si or l.a
(Iramlii. C-21-lm
ir you an- Hiirri-rinv fioui
Kripjn: or inllurna wi- can jy-tl
you ix ikiu' pii'p.ualii'ii that Mill
Kivo uuick n-ll. r an-l cnu-rally -,
cure III U ilay. for Jl.fiO a hut II,
Mlvtitliorii-Wrll,fa raluily iIiuk
StOl'l:
' 6-1'7-ir
I low K"id news dors spread:
ticiK-ral Casulini) is ylill Hie best.
ti-18-It
MM ii;iC XOKMAli
Normal school hookji nnd school
supplies of all kinds on sale ut
Miverliiotn-WiiKhfu family druj?
stoic. C-27-tf
a ih;ai urn, taiili:
There is nothing more pleasing
in you i lionie I lain your lab!'!
wln-n sot with one of the new
Ivory I ianerv;jre I'atlerus, an I
l'ostoiia (llassuare. See the new
est patterns In hot h dinner an i
Klassware at 1 Mehardson's Art an. I
(iilt Slum. 7-12-r,t
lnrai.at.P .Motor Oil
1 (HI 'J, pure
'iicral Inilc-C-18-lt
1 prnuuei, ieaiet
VIMisnii :i.is uml si in-; (;iss
Quickly ji 11 il (lorrcclly fllteil at t lie
rluht pries at IMuliarilHon'n Art
and (iilt Simp. 7-ii-."it
r-msiitciiini;, iiii-aiTii;;, Tuition
j ,,ol;s.
.
I
Nurtio's lilildy SlMip.
10-U-lf
1'arahasn
irafflne h:
.Nintor Oil. liui'.;,
se. At (ieneral
pure
lliile-
pendent dealers.
0 -1 -1 1.
SMII-. (il.ASSKS I
I'roniplly - uml correctly fitted at
Hie lllrht prlei-K at IticharilHOirH
Ail uil'l Gilt Him p. 7-J3-.il
, call koi 1 ninrs
j Alley linpi-tnenient
! Scald bills will he rereived
the t'oinniission of tlie City nf
by
Grand". Oregon, for the ronslrue
.tlon of the improvement in Alicv
I mpro ement 1 jst rb-t No. 1 HH.
.within the City of I, a Ciiaade, Uiv
kiiii, accord inf.- lo the plans and
specifications of said alley ini
j pinveujent now on file In tin: of-
fb'e of thi! 'city recorder of sal'
city.
A deposit of l-'ive Hollars (15. M0)
in-.will la- reiiiired for a set of plans
jiiiio tii un . ioiim vviiieu anioiiiii
and sp -cil lea l ions which amount
wii: he refunded if hidd.-r is mi
succssful and returns Minit: to this
d for mix- office.
o the in-j Ilids will hi- n reived to the hour
hasin ai ' ii'nf seven-t hit ty p. in. July "nth,
1 '.J7, at (he commission room n
Mm1 city building at l.a (irand", .
er-ut i" ' Oregon, and must he accompanb d
I'ap. r'by a cetlith d rlu-ck or bidder' j
tit 14 houd In the sum of ten per rent j
sis ol of the amount bid as a guarantee ;
ay atnf the aeceptanre and roiiipletio:t
ham- of contract if awarded. j
("hecks will ! returned to un
Us will he returned to un-
f"l hi'hl.'IS.
The commission reserves III-
I'lBht 1 j"t '"" nil hids.
l!j oriler ot the commission Juiy
1,1 ". ,
.1. I-:. UTKAIl.NX.
Recorder of the city o(
l.a (irunde. (H-i'i;oii. I
A
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"where savings are greatest
108 DPrwif Kl..
"Penco" Sheets
Improved Quality
Beautifully fine and firmly
woven sheets of Penco
quality. Hemmed ends and
81x90 size at a price that
our immenie Buying Power
makes possible.
$1.45
25th Anniversary
Penco Cases
Ready to Use
A quality that appeals tc
every housewife at an in
teresting low price. Replen
;li your supply now I Each,
35 c
25h Anniversary 1
Our Sheeting
"Penco" Improved
A name that housewivei
Know tor superior
wearing
qualities.
2 yard, bleached or 2)4 un.
bleached 49,.
2i yards bleached or 2 i
unbleached 55,.
25th Anniversary
Honor Muslin
Exclusively Ours!
More than honorable
mention is awarded this fine
muslin of countless house
hold uses. I'Hlileached 39
inches wide, bleached 3 6 iu-
ches, ard
12c!
25th Anniversary
P$ew Ginghams
32 Inches Wide
f resh and crisp for spring
time frocks these new
ginghams have the spirit of
Spring. Our low price is
famous, yard
Ucnd Drum Corps
Walks to La Grande
(Cuntlnucil from P.lqc One)
liown ill I'alltorni;
lui'U here, a
lire wearing
Mlhcti o( unlive sons a
till-Ill. Mljile tile Il.-ml
Iruiniu, in
ami hu
mil tip- ilruiii inaior
jinyh
ll- r.
poel:.
haril loiin.l dollars, and in-:-I.
nil ri.n rie uoles in Ih -ir
s. Yes. tlo- nallv mill
were hoeli. d. and in,- l orps fro
I'eliy A. St' VellS l,l Is
,.i, .wlialever il , i K,.t ,
wear. Son,,. ,,r lie- men ale lo -
K,.,s iu ,-ivil Ml,., ami n
rariilers. and .1 h.-i.
il.s and
salesmen. Anil 111. -y re all i
their ordinary uorkiiiir loirs.
That iliii-nn'l alfeet their
P'av-
'inc. limii'Vir. I li.-- may lie
on'
li.l
lie eompi-iiiiou on aeeolllll o''
dust and dirt accumulated ir.
lil.ircli Iroui ll-iid li, I ,
Ih.
tie
(irailde and heeallse of llieir noll-desi-iipt
tiiinouts. hut they ,jM
prolnis- to Kile sje th,. ,.,p,al
or any drum em ps inusi- h. ar.l
al tin- convention. And art..,- all.
Ihaf-s u lial a itrinil eoi j.s is chiel
ly for.
- yeullls is
ipera.
a t hln lady lu aland
e i j
J li Serving you
to the utmost
imif of ha Ability and
'iftouref.
HUNTKi: &
1!0HKXKAMI
1''ukm-;i1 Direettii-ij
MAIN
I'-iv .Hid Nnjhl
0
NATION - WIDE
INSTITUTIVE-
NNEYW).
i f
.s :rjinfle. tire.
Are Women of
Today Less
Efficient?
f We often hear the
statement that the
modern woman is not
ns efficient a housewife
as her grandmother.
This i3 a mistaken im
pression. It is merely
a question of different
duties ond responsibili
ties. Fifty years ago prac
iically all of the cloth
ing was made in the
Lome. There were no
-anncd foods or labor
caving devices to make
! ousework easy. The
wife of that day was
forced to become the
manufacturing end of
the partnership. ,
Today modern
machinery has relieved
women of most of the
toil of production and
they have become busy
executives with one of
their most important
duties that of family
purchasing agent. To
day's matron studies
the merchandise and
values offered her, so
that she may . get the
most out of every dol
lar spent for thefamily
well being.
The J. C. Penney
Company always wel
comes the inquiries of
the thrifty housewife.
The woman who has
learned to be a good
buyer is the first to rec
ognize and appreciate
the prices and qualities
we provide.
1 iiaiuier liyr, reports hi
i.iiimi a lot ol f.r,- over Irelan.l,
I H'.m II fna, , tnnoUe?
10 Years Ago
Today
(! man-, starl
';i-t and vici.
hi-; drii"
Tropic f i Din nil (tei town
onie o tlir I.. ,V I.. fl be
pliniu here. Icae (heir wir
c - Is, nieei fi irioK mill kin
folk, nk ik a ihoiivitiul ipies.
tlnn-, iihmii this ami (bat
nnd we like j(.
We stri(. (o serve ynu In
i"i ny we f an. Make mu
shier your headiiiai ti'iN ulieu
imi are ilountc.wii. I r you
oniv cmiii liere we feel Hint
ur M'nh' ami Mtiillug In lp-fiilnr-s
will niakt; on a
strady rut;illi'r.
I, & I
Drug Co.
I