t;a Grande fanning observer
1 Thursd
sdiiy, July 10271
TVifro Tip-lit"
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'Jo
hny Bargains JJsted oil Want Ad J'age
ia'iYs
I I'lDln "Tin.' Hllim lilxl Sli in."
I'.. I'l'i..
I Ici't licr nio diiy anil luinii'd :iway,
To iin.swur Drniotracy's call;
J li'iir (limiiH'd rx'i' eve as I
And she swore she lowl
This .sv!thi;nrt of mine, a vision divine,
Was the fairest that heaven coii'd send;
And though I did j;rieve, she made me lieiieve,
She'd lie faithful to nie to the end.
Does she dance with joy when some other hoy
Says "Dearie, let's no lo a show'.'"
Does she jump with jdee and say "Come sit near me
On the sofa that I used to lno '.'
Don't think (hat I fear, when she's so sincere,
She is, for she vowed she would be.
Does she no out ni;;hls and take in the siylils'.'
She does! you can take it. fiom me!
Howard A. Ileily, Kej'.ll. S,1. Maj., Inf.
Welcome Legionnaires
Where Were You 10
Send Urn Wife (f Sweet
elioiee linn-Huns (ir a
L&L
Company
wcicuiiic rimericdii ischium p
Je of Your Service
The Store
m'il X.-i.:it ..f Ihc A. K.
:i, i:n:i
Kissed her "notiuvc,
me almve
Years Affo Todaij'.'
lu-art a imx uf w.v
I it t h- ul' Perfume.
Drug
.11. H
Will Be Our Pleasure
lor Men.
Stock Iilxchange j
Still Iiullish;
Close Is Heavy'
NKW IMIK, July 'l (AIM -.
Hlui lv 1 1 r I ) t s made Iiii IIm t ivrn.
ei a loday'H ntai'kid u It h nciiriy'
l ,-IIIH- isSIIrM Ulted tO IM'W p (I U
pi h 'S for t lie year.
A nt l ien u 'olarci) coiiiimom a ad '
the It slncli. I.c.rillaril and Cei '
i,'ic.-:( I'kiH' all inoM-d Inlo it - '
hlf:h Ktmiltd.
(lill'T.'l Motors alltiilM" ulini'l: l':
y p'-a U a ho e " I t and I S. '
Sfet-I coMitimn was well xii p parte
around IJti. l!ro n Shoe, l nioii
i'. ul. id.. K s!i,nin Kodal, Cahti I
Snindirtw nid Kadio I 'orpoi a t lo i
wen aui'4 Hie many other U-.-'U'"i
lo i ''.n h nei hi-.-li pi lees.
IliiilN were ipih-t hul firm, uli!i
I i'aritie. aiel Italltnion- and
( Hoe lit I !f KM el rout Ol the a I-
Th- closing as he:iy. Wld---?o,H"nl
selling foi liolli aieonnti
" i in i t d in t Mr i I ' na I hunt' u h n
I1nie,lnt Oil put down lo ant
I , S. .Sti . I. i"Ui at .Midors and
. a ol I. i i- I ,i en tl'-s ere ha nt -m.
. d dnu !i 1 lo :! points tnuh c
Ih. Ir li,.,- ,h,-!i ,-y, Is. 'I'ot il
sales a p p r ii I in a t e d lMiu.ient
Frank Dolp One
Down to Coleman
At End of 18th'
:;i:a,i,i'i,i;. j m ;t mm .hw
ititr a I o-l do! put t nt ! he I 71 h
hole 1-Tank tolp. I'ot llait.h d- -I.
M I mi; his 1 :e'li till-. ellt (HI
-I'.wn to I'jiy Cideiiuin. I .os Ane
1' s. Hie .'lid "f Hie llliit MHU'
' on id .if heir :: !i"ie nuileh in
th-- weae-'M ntmHelir f;uU IiiUlllit
ne n' le today.
r lluii SI- In and llaii I
. inicyei'. both of Seattl.-. h id
tailed tile llililh huh all eet).
e 'n wn:t three hole-; oil th"
I 'One to s.jiiaie He ir mm ntn.'J
le.lleh.
Dr i IV WilllM!'. I'tnlland. I im -III.
I the first IS fodes one Up
o. i' i-handhn- K:ii n. Med Tot d, l.)r .
H hen ,1 n tli! e-.pltUe-l the 17f!t
-tile iitel missed a -u -1 not it lor a
Uill it the lMh.
Wheat Unsettled
And Lower Today
i ii h Ad k Juty :'l t AIM t ne,..
'UK HM, tti,m;e. to h.e oil'. h-Mt
l it' i ... pte,i modi rate fiaiit- all
around, i'oiji, oats and oro';shm;
u-re itewtfe I'timer, corn siai
tttU U!iei,,in to f-He up. and then
i . ;r ' it(- m i ) 1 1 , e ' i j ,li I li'lt N'llise'ftlen -t
Niiti" intr a tf"nerj, iiihitihv.
heal . los. .( unsettled, v lo r
net low -o ; i .n n ... to c do
e.itt : to '!,( Kir and provisions
N;i-M, f.;; v. (I.aek of tn U.'c U't .
M W VOISK I'Ut IT
tVl-:W V(UK. July I'l AI')
Dried I rails steady.. j
THEY ARE
OFF!
Elmer Steele and his accompanying nurse
started on his 116 hour endurance run at 10 a. m.
this morning, in the New
Mr. Steele lias purchased a New Star Coach
from Morelock-Service Motor Co., on account of
its endurance ability and the fact that he cannot
boil a "Star." The car will run 146 hours without
stopping the motor under the most trying condi
tions of the road, adding no water or oil.
Call at the garage, get a coupon and ask
about our contest.
M
,'EGGS MOVING UP;
BUTTER IS FIRMER
I, I Annies Still Brinir Gooduuiy in. ow. iji;ii
Price Oversupply , of
lomatocs in I'oruand
I'Oim.AND. On-.. July 21 A1
Thore mcinii no in-I to the -n.tr w
prlco ti pt urn Vlioli-Hult- i-jtk hip
tuUini; - thin wivk on Hip loci I
miirkt'lH. - i:.Ir;m liiivc citln'.l .lj
on lln Iftftil dii try rxclmncf .slm'f
tin- tn Kliiniiif (if the wrfk. Toil y
tiny art- u -nt hitfli'T Him, y-
IitiIu y lit -7c. f 'uiTi'iit iTffipis 1
an- alsii a ci'iil Itllit'i' ut '-'A
hili- Mtiindunl Hiil mctlluin KrmU :i
HIV linn at 2ij untl lr. rf.sptT
I ivt ly. I fowrv.-r, n.uot;itionn
art- trohiif up uH 'uloiiff tin- coast
at pi in' ipal in;ii krtiny rent" rx.
A flriuvr tunc to the but t-r
murkrt fore-il all ffniU'S uf oul"
I ut irr up from K to lc on t h
local dairy i-xchanK"' c,si criia y a ft- j
crnnitn. To'lay Ml it mlu i-1h arc fl'.h
it hair ct nt higher. viH- prime
fii'hti anJ firsts caiucil 1c cacli to
.'X ari'l :lic, nsjfcctlv.'ly. With the
rlw In price lor . Htaiiilard. up
went liuttcrfat( to per jkiuiw..
t 'li-a r 1 1 a n.span-nt ' apples a i
utill Hi-Uhir at ,i irou'l price, rans
fn;: frtitu $;.'.7. t' $:;,imi pir lo.
Uec.lpt.i of ne-v applet cuntinu.;
Toinatoci an- pravtlcally ul i, n
overMiipiily, with,' si-vera I cars ar-rivt-tl
yestcrlay ari't warm weath-'
ei- almost certain to hiimr In
cnasi'l shipments from ThcOalles
ilistrji-t, I : ci til wholesale' quol.w
itons were ?:i."a Cor repacki-d lujrs,'
J','..rii to $:t.'iii for mlKlnnls, nml
Sit.'i'l to M.tHi for Th lallcs J 1 1 -
pound ruM.s." Ilnthoust- slocks Unv
been selling , for L'. and 3i ci.-lilH
p'-r pound.
I'OKTLAMI ricoiii ci; t
I4IKTI,ANI, On-.. Jmy :i (Al',
- Mutter x t... 1c hU-her: etta:
culas, city. 4lfc; standards. 31u-;,
prime i ir.-ds. life; firsts, ;;tii.
"n iun-ry (iriees: prints Zr a hove
cuhe ulandards. Hutterlat 4nc f. uj
h. I'orlland. 1
Milk 'i-c higher; raw milk ( i
per cent), ?.;'o cut., f. o. h. I'uri
land. j
l-;t?ws- i:tru!; up lc; current t-e-j
ceiptM up le. I'ie.sh standard o-'
teas, l'7c; Ircsh standard firsts,
,2 tic; fresh mediums, 'Jiv: current
receipts, Lne. J
I'oult i y steady; heiivy lieiiH. " I I
w :ic: liolli, I :! - 'u i:tc: springs.'
ISc; hroilers. I N Ii r.ic; pekln white,
il ticks, l sc : colored, nominal; tut-'
keys, live, nominal. j
Potatoes steady, K..00 "o 3.ln a
sack: onions steady; local. (.-Tij
. ?
nrrri;ii'AT j
HA N 11 1 A N 'IS ', Jufy L'l (APj
- -Multerfat f. u. h. San l-'ramdsco,
IS 'Or.
CIIK AtiU
Wlicnt ( )pen
iJiiiy v .'. iii'-v,
Sfi. ..i:iM?i$)ftft
lee. ' IIS-X -
STAR. 4
COACH
orelock-Service
Motor'.-.
Company
Markets
I.ft lllll'OOl, Will AT.
I.I VKItl'OUI., July 21 (Ai'l
. (Miiutx Wli..l I . I.. I.' .1 1.I..I....
Dec. I (is.
May 1UH,
.March Ids, 1U?
I'oitTi.A.M) viii-:at
l'onILA.n, Ure.. July 1 (AO
Whcat ltBU hard Oiite, hai l
white hlui-Ktoui, haarl, not I In i ti
sprlnir, JI.3I; soft while. fcd
lion, western w hlte. Jl.Iili; ha;-d
Winter. J 1.27; weslen red,
Todhy'n car retn-ipis Wheat, 11;
flour, 1; corn, 4.
('ini"A(!(, July :l (A!')
Wlimt No
red. $1.4 ; No.
liurd, .2Vi.
i 'orn No, ;
No. 1 yellow.
mixed, U'J'it I. 'Hi
? I.H3 1 ii rt( IMi.
Nti. It white. 4 i 'h 4 7t
!ty No. t, $ ,
Harh-y 70 fti Sf.c. I
Timoihy iieed - tt.'ui'o 1 . J T .
Chivep seed 'i oU.'Mi.
Lard $12. 7. ;
- Jtlhs- -fli'.iitt.
lieUki I 3.7a. ;
t'HrA(;i) i;sro( k
ClId'AdO. July 2! (AP- t . S.
I epart m'ent of Agriculture - - 1 1(
Ito.noti; , uneven: most sales in '
I ait lower: pncklnir sows 2fc mf
In spots; strictly choice J5'i to 17.'.
Ih. w eights scarce; hulk Hi'i t
lx00 Mis. tivei-HKcs, $(t.4Mi l.lir..
' 'uttle' 7.0HH; fed Mteers. year
I hi ch and she stock stroiiK to -,re. j
liljrher; 'fed steers slow ; on catch-
as-cat(di-can hasis, $ I n.r.n down-1
'ard 1o s . r : vealers steady: f-d!
medium lo heavy steers. $ 1 4. it
lontr' ye.irlines. t :i.2.i: most fed
steers, JIL'.UO M llt.fii); vcalef',
?i ;'.ni) m. I .i.lM) to packers.
- Sheep---I J!, 0(H); fat lambs open-;
fnhly aciivc: strong with Wednes
day: Mi'e.smeii asking aiouiid Lie'
higher for some choice offerings' f
t arly hulk ran'e lamhs, $i:;."r'i.
14.01); b,.-t held around $14.1;.: ;
early wulcs n:itie.-M mostly $ 1 ;i.5i.;
lew to city butchers. SKS.ti'i; he-t ,
held above Jll";.; cuUs. $;'."ti'o
H.fiO, mostly: sheep steady to weak;
fat cw-.-s, lii-HO'd 7.IH); no feedin.','
lambs sold', indications linn.
lOim,AXI I .IV KM'OCK
PdltTLANI. (He., July 21
t'iittlc and calv.-.s steady:
ceipts. cattle 17T.; calves 1 (; t
it, .
I lotrn steady
Sheep' ' and
t ipts I 70.
Sheep and
elpts I 70.
receipts i:in.
lambs steady;
lamb:
. . ritisro nti "it
SAN KliANCISi'O. July 21 (AP
- l-VdiMitl State Market News Serv
ice). -Apples: Astrachans, $1.7'.
n 2.25; poorer low as $1.2.". Ijoa1
Uriivcnsleln, 4-Hcr. $2. 1 n (n 2.7a, a"
eor.Hn'T I" size and tirade.
CiltAlX
iKh l( iW ( loc
iia-H J (2
ino-x i.tTi utm i:is
li:P; ' IIM-i I 1 1 -s fi I -
cJLfx
"where savings are greatest
J08 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Siuperb
125th Anniversary
All Patent
Strapped Slipper
I
If your feet perspire p.i.itljr
choose tills shoe for dnnriiiff.
iJaiuty cutouts ventilate
your heel : genuine leather
boxtoe will not stain hose.
fi
$4.98
25th Anniversary
Rest Your Feet
In Simple Shoes
,5
Tin's strapped slipper in
Patent with I'nuey trim is
priced so inexpensively vhat
you can altord a prtir juit
to put on after the day's
Work.
$3,98
25' Anniversary
Easy to Wear
Smart to Look At
Models in exclusive New
York shops choose blark ktrt
shoes. Kxtreuicly smart and
yet comfortable. Patent trim.
$4.98
25d'Anniversary
All Silk Hose
Engagingly Smart
J'asliion decrees short skirt
- 'inn ot nii;;
liosterv into
ailiinl proin-
tnem e I
$1.49
Loyal
Service
Our. num.
rs M $1,49
r e c-rep-
bJsicry
tfiies
25thAnni
iversary
No. 445 Hosej
Full-Fashioned
A popular hnsc for tonr
ear at a small pri,- I I.
f.lshmnrd ,;, ( K.lk wjh a
nhre thread (or added dura
bility, bo low-pnccd.
98c
: t i a i i
I'liKI'I.AN'li. iir.. .
Vhr lari,'..! Mnlis
I lo I li t.-t . si 1h,i
! hllMif up I'.ir Ih.
': -
liiiirs. iirv I
'ltlll!' ' . I
( I i-
i'i n
lli'MIMl
IS'1 slum- i.i
In Nov.
A. I', l-ln.i.
and nwiii l.i
v l't.
'.lim: t
Sr. ki
Maniii;
. t'opln
I,.
.-r,.r.- h
..I IVi . .1
sin. I Mr,
lulirlh
ll.
n
.v li -i !
I 'In
tint Hi
v hns b
i I arK
rokin i
CiT-ls
th.t
A NATION-W0
INSTIlUfiUM
NN
EYU).
Values,
25'h Anniversary
Oxfords For
Particular Men
They are "oh,' so comfort
able" say ttie fortunate own
ers of these gun metal calf
.hoes with the stitched
trim. Inexpensive at
$3.98
25h Anniversary
Will Made Shoes
For Spring Day
Built for the man who
likes Style, Quality and Com
fort. Tan or black.' Good
year well.
$3.98
Fit the Feet
... And the Occasion)
and a man can't help a hiiit of
a str::t , in his
walk. It' the
smart last and
that feeling of
glorious com-
, fort.'
$4.98
Men's Fancy
SilkHoie
Here's an important value.
In novelty checks, plaids
and plain
colors. Mer
cerized lisle
heel, toe
and top.
49c
1 25th Anniversary
"701" Hose
for Men
Real quality and work
manship combined with low
price make- "701" Hose an
exceptional value. Pure
thread silk with mercerized
yarn foot and ribbed fop. At,
49c
25tfi Anniversary
"4-for-l Hose"
Mercerized Lisle
Here is a value that rep
resents a real savings in
nose merchandise. 1 Made
of extra quality mercerized
lisle, including heel, toe and
top. 'Exceptionally low
priced at
4 pairs 1.00
! Ul Congress Is
;
! A Possibility
KAi'lh riTV, s. li. .inly -(
A I '1 - - I nfiu mid pi-rsiinully 11
Sicii.taiy llonvcr. li.-a.l of tin- i"'1
ii'inisti-iiltou'M AliMsLswinni n'1
i I'lininiltii or pri.slni (-ondlli"
''"f " ! lium.-d l.y tl- Innnchitloil ol IlK'U
n ixhli'itoi.-i j ihuIm r jiiri,, if suuthirn luu'1'
lniUnir. "an I t l'n-Ki,,.,lt rw,,,.,. ,V1, ,,-, ii,r
ir In siii-i,-,.. j loiliiy to uHi- lonsiili rution t" '
Inli-cmitkiiiii' , uiK'ntlun Unit ,.hi..,- m
I'onpri.HH was advisutilf to H'l
hiii t:
pi. .i.i. -in.