Tuesday. December 13, 1927.
Page EigFE
-EX GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HEN'S GIFTS
TIERE is where to get them; all arti
cles of wear, quality-plus every
thing to delight the heart bf some
young man who appreciates the best in
masculine attire. Ideal gifts:
Lounging Robes, $1.95 to $25.00
BdtM. , Met. '
Shuts Scarfs
Pajamas Dress Hose -
Sweaters Gloves
Comfort SiippersLinen 'Kerchiefs
) 1 'SfSf . Westenhaver & Gilbert
I fcMl ..The Store Fpr Men ,
' 4111 ' I
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur Ibis column mut lie
In by 1) a, in.
.niw,wi ,wmim lile Mini nlher Ills. i:ie.-lii.- treat--1
I moiiw In voitr nu n liiini... .l I'm. It.
COOKI-:l FOOD SALE
- Atlll Will Of I II ltf lllluVK JlMll
Jill low I'iisch at tilt- Qimlily .Mar- I
ket Tliui-Nduy, 1 vi I .", liehininu I
Ml 10 o'clnrk. Clvt'n ly Si. 1'iMt'i'nt
J-;ilH(?opnl (Jul Id. 1J-KI-
IlntMHtltciiiim, im'iitiiijt. nmior
lioun, vie, Nutlon'-i hldtly Shop.
iu-Mtr
Kor I .it tliippu or Inriuoiixit vn
lmvt! a ni'v prfM'i Iptlon Unit nlvra
oulrk Ufaultn mid gi-norally n euro
In 2 (Iiiyn. $1.F0 a bottl Hold only
hy Hllvoiihorn - WrlKlU'ti Kamlly
J)riiff Htonv 1 1-in. tf
1
Special
i Gift 1
Very Atlradive At A Low Price
Home Dolls and Hay Toys to li'Jo
One Lot .Mania Dolls and Toys, special U)c
Large Double Voiced Jlania Dull at $1.!)S
Children's Uoxed Ilaii(lkerchiefs....l!."f to 5(c
Ladies' linxed Handkerchiefs r0r to $1.00
Children's silk Vests, Ulooiuers rro lo J?1.00
Ladies' Silk Hose 7J) 5jl.!)5
Ladies' Silk WsLs 8c
Ladies' Silk Hlonnieis l)So lo $1.1!)
Ladies' Silk Slips, very special at Sl.hS
Ladies' Silk I'ajanias Sji 1. 1.)
2 Tables Full of Very Good-Looking Gifts
for Children or Ladies, Selected to Sell
at Low Special 1 Vices.
Keinemhcr wc are Riung SUM to S-O.IM Off
on All (Jills' and Small Women's Coals
NORTON'S KIDDY S110I'
trjrjjf ?!jr.- f:?ui..'zjcj j
TOMUUIIOW ,
You will find many new values
; In the 9 tic window .in Itlcliardson's i
. Ai t tun rump, it will pay you
I lo watch tills window . very day.
I as new arm ies are a.iui .i iiuny ;
w ilh values up lo M.i
' 12-9.-21.
1'or Mil! Days Wc llau
He.ial prii-eH III fine Htall.uuuy in
lioxes. SiK eii horn-S'i lK.lirs Fam
ily Drug Sloio. I l-lo-ir
l-l.-A-CII ivllev.'
llllllli'icii.
lieill'MiN, .-iillslliillt)li, HtiHIIiieh ti-.iu-
A T.,, i;9 Adams Ave.
U-13-lt
, ,
l,...i'S I'Olt MHIMMAS
Kluor la in pf wit h mIuuIo com-pli-h-
for i 7.:;. lo $4;Voil. Itiiiluc
$t".!i.'i to $:i:i.itii. Tuiile liiinjis coiu-ph-h-
5 7 . s : to $:tr.iMi. I'.otnlnh-
1fllll)H .MMlipl-'lP $1,011 to s.7.'t.
S onili-rf ul vnlui'S In I ho In I en!
t i-ial Ioiik hi lampH at i:ii.'hatlKon's
Art t Ollt Shop. IJ-D-t.
notick to i:.;li:s
Kh'i-tion of oifiri-i-M Tliurstlay
itiKht. All nu'inhfi-H i'i'iin'st'i ti
hp pri'Mnt. 1 Il-3t
tems
jrj - ff - jr f.r..? r? F.-.T.f rr ?
iliing your picture ramlng
us. Vouil llnd a hllgu assortment
of the finest designs In frnmo
.terial. and wo know that our
manship will please you.-We iilsol
have uilislic iiicllires for sale. IIiiul-
Paint Co.
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FA It M LOANS: LOWEST RATES.
SCHdOI. FUNDS also available.
U. E. DIXON. Foley Bull.lng.
LA.OltANDE, OIIB. '
' I.H.tf
Doll'l fnifTllt (hit) mif utmol li ni-s.
irrlptionH for ccioma for chthlroah,Vl"ck A- H" Al tM" "uieUnK.a
nn.i r ii ii it it... i u. ..i. ....i.' Hoaril of lHT(H'torn will he elected
mo! h cure m nioxt cuses In a few
lny.H. $i.uo a hottle. Hilverthotn
WriKhl's Kamlly lit uc Store. :
ll-10-tf
XOTKK V
Notlco lo the Hharuhohlers of the
KiiMtem (rc-on iluilUliiff ami I.oun
AsHoclation: 1 .
Notice, is herehy that on
liecemhi-r iiutli thu bouk of. tho
Asjmcintion will be cloaeil foi the
year and In ord to receive benn.t) ,a (Iramie. Oreuoii, on Tuesday,'
fit tor the full dividend fort this 'January IDth. 19 28. at IWMMi o'clock
year, ail paytneniM must lie in tnei,. m. t thin ineeiinK a Hoard
office of tht StHTetary on or before
iHcemlMr 20th. .
KASTKIIN OKKCON' JM ILDINO
AN!) LOAN AWN.
Hy Ooo. II. KoMtor. Secretary.
linker, Ore.
Iee. 10-KI-13-17-2O.
AN.M AL S1-(CKI(OLM:itS
Mi;i;ii.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the
ninual nteetimr of the Stoekhold
m of Hie Cntted States Ntitlonal
Itank of La (Irande, OreRotK will
be in their banking rooms on
ru-sil.iy. Junuary liith, ut
lo o'clock a. m.. for the purpose
f i-h-etinit a Hon n oC IHrvetors
lor tin- i itHiitnif yt-ur und for the
transaction of any other business
ihut iitiKhl tonio before I lie nieei-
I-. II. Hvamwell. C4isliler.
Ivc. in-U'-IT-19-24-27 Jan. "-!.
notu i: or stock iMrorxm.!)
Island City, trc'. W
lee. 3. lUii.
1 liht brown KeldltiK biMlided
Sl (i) Ki.kuards) uii rlKht tulflu.
1 liKht luckkiu eldiiiK. tu fc
bland iitde. t 5
1 blown Keldin. no brand vis
ible. 1 b.iv filly, ytar oil forehead,
lilu H unt toot w bite, both bind
It t l bile. nhoU ull IlloUud, Ho
ll and wble.
This Mock will be held accord
ing to oidiuaiiL-e und If not called
lor will he fmld.
Ity UKD tiTONt:,
v .Marshal.
c'lly or l.tluml City.
Minn;
Not in hrix-by Klvcn Oml l.uur
tl.i Uivluir.ls litis liren Uuly !!
lit. I mi.l imlUlo. iik mlinlnlrf
i.iti .,1 the v-t'itu 1 Jiiini'H It.
inlliViiii, l,.-ii!..'il, ull. I nil p.'liiotis
IIMIIK- rl.iiiii. nsulli.t iuil.1 Mttite
i l. - . i.y dlirvlvd. .ivtu;cir
AIL GRADES EGGS
ARE CENT LOWER
Turkey Receipts Light
with Market FirmTar
iff on Prunes Revised
."i.:; ... ......
lower on the I'oriliind dairy ex- I '-''nitlon. .oft while, w c a t e r n
lower on the J or land uuliy x ' . ji.-jti; nrhern a p r I n K
chunico today except medium extras . ,. , . -
which are unchamjed. ltecelpl am! "fv, ',"rd H"'Ur "estern
fairly liimvy. while 'demand contln- j U' ' , .,,.. . ,,'
. .. , . Outs No. i white feed and No.
ucs normal, Butter prices are firm, j 0 iy vj 50
Turkey receipts have been Hirhti" ,,L ' ,...,, ,....'
during the past week and so Jar
the market has held llrm. Local
wholesaler's expect considerable In-J
crease in shlpmenls within a few
days with perhaps a sIlKllt slrenK-
thcnlnK in prices. I'Vuicy. turkeys Cattle steadul. 2.ic advance lalu CHICAGO. Dec. 13 (AD Start
have been movlnif mostly around I .Monday. No receipts. Steels (llou Inif at ytc declino to fcc advance,
4 nnd 42c a pound, although a few to una n.s.), good. fl.:5i 11.50; Chicaso wheat soon suffered an all
very choice loins have brought as do medium (aio to lloir lbs.), around drop. Corn opened Hto
hlifh as 45c. Other classes of poul- jiu.75fii 11.60; do medium (Sno lbs.' Tic off, and later receded rapidly,
try are steady. - ! up),. J.60i 1 0.76; do (all w eights), Oats were also weak, provisions
Country dressed meats are steady i c.omlnorii 7.do1i 9; heifers, good llkewiso tended to tag.
with a slightly stronger tone pre- (85u bs. down), f s.2541 !); do coin- Wheat closed heavy, 2 to 2?jc
vailing In the veal, division. Kancy 1 1Mon tl) medium, 0.26 r S.25; cow s, net lower; corn 3 to 316c off; oats
veals are In fair demand at good, 7lili; do common to med- IK to l',ic down and provisions
10 to IRc. lum, $5,511 r)r 7; do low cutters to unchanged to 20c decline.
A downwaru revision in i.er-1 cutters, $3f5.50; bulls (yearlings
inany'H pruno tariff, which will cut i excepted), beef, good, $5.75iii 0.26;
the duty on Amoiican prunes from common und medium. s4.60rii 6.75;
$1.08 to,0Sc per 100 pounds, is re- caVCS (500 ,bs. down), medium to
ported by cable from Herlln y elioicp. $7.50'-. Ill; do culls to com
Amerlcnn Agricultural Comims- s.to7: vealers (milk fe.li.
sioner I.. V. Ulcere. Whvth,er prices I
in local maraei win no ...ii-v..-..
problematical but on Increase Is
looked for as export business in-,.
creases.
.mow yokk l'ltirr
NKW VOHK, Dec. 13 (Al')
Dried f culls steady.-
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III,"ITKIll''AT. '
KAN THANCIHCO, Dec. 13 (Al1)
-Buttorfat f. o. b. Han l-'rancisco,
54c. - . 1
itcmlKo and verify, and present the
same to either K. 8. Ivanhoc, at
his office In Im. Grande, Oregon, or
lo said administratrix at her homc
in l.a Grande, at 2015 Cedar Ht.,
within six months from the dale of
this notice.
I.Oi:iiETTA HICHAItDS,
Admlnlstratrtx of the estate of
James I). Hullian, deceased.
H. Iviinlioe,
Attorney for l-Islate.
Nov. 29 Dec. (i-13-20-27 '
NOTICIi TO CKi:lITOHS
Notice la hereby given that the
County Court of, I'nlon Conly. Ore
gon, has sppointedllulda Ander
son as administratrix of the eslate
of Andrew Anderson, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said eslate are hereny notlti.vl to Tfz.
presiMlt the sanio to iluldu Ander- f '
son a.t l.a Grande, Oregon,1 or toiftji)
Itobert K. Kukln, her atlomei at 2
l.a Grand.-, Oregon, within six
months from ino uaiu qi tne iuhl
publication of this nollco. which is
made on the 23th day of November,
1927.
1IUI.DA ANllKHHO.N"
Administratrix of the JOstale of
ng to ' Aim-row Anderson, Deceased,
tmeutjfiober ' j
work-'-'Nor23-iec.' 6-13-20-27 . j
STOCK HOI, Ill-tits' A.N XI-All
.MI-:iri'IN(i
Notice Im hereby given that the
Annual Meeting 'of. the StorUhoUl
era of tho I'liion County Invest
ment eoin)(iny will be held at tho
JI ii 111 11(10 Afllllllllll I.JM1K MlUimilii,
In .(.it-undo, Oreui, on Tues-
day. Jannftry Kith, lflJlf, at llM'O
ii. . At i nis uuieunK H
if(H'torn will be elected
to jorve for (he year 111 and such
i l her liusineMS win oe iiiMiacieu ua
may properly offer.
, 11. J-:. t'OOMDGB,
12-13-2'tt See.-Treas.
STtK KllOl.nKHS ANM'AI.
.MKKTIM.
Notlcu is, hereby plven that the
Annual Meeting of (h' Stuclihohl-
ers of the a (J ran do National Itank
will he held at their hanklim house
lireetor will be elected to ser
for the.year t!28 und Mich other
business will he transacted us may
propelyy offer.
11. K. ChOI.UKiE,
12-13-2 It Cashier.
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Key-Miner
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SI. Ill) In KI2.JO
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nillnr ItiutH ... M.oti lo ." j f
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riling s...s.... H..V1 til I..-.II 1 J
I'lioto All.iinw .. 8S.-I.U T..V1
SI.h'.h tliuil TrnrC W 1 2;
sii.aoioS2S.uo t
A IM of Oils Mirl rniiimt 2 , jjl
ilt- rllvo tin' li.iiiily iuiiI II- Vi l
Hy of ol I. .11 In r. i .iilllr- ) I Jj
lv mirlinl sn.l ll. fill. Yutl W V
lilltl MT II.
JI,&LDrugCo. Ui
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Chicago
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I'OHTl.WI) WHKAT
I'OIITI.ANH. Ore, Dec. 13 f.M'J
-ll'l.oit-!tlt!l linr.l u-lill.. tl 1J-
;i"' - hltWu,t"'.l,aurt$1.20i.i:
I four . (;orn ,,. , 2.
v
J'OllTliAM) f.lVK.VI'OCIi
I'OHTI.ANI), Ore.. Dee. 13 (AD
1H,rai2; do medium, $9f
.,0. Bo CU.. to common. SO. 60 4 y.
j HoBS ,,tl,ud Heavy weight (260
... . d, ,0 c,,0ee. ,
! $Ii.25!f !j; medium weights (200 lo
1260 lbs.), medium to choice, fill
13.50; light weight '(TOO to 200 lbs.)
Imedlum. to
choice. $3.50'.j U.85;
light lights (130 to 100 lbs.). med-
llum to choice, $!fy!.75; packing
hogs (rough and smooth), $W)
7.r,o; slaughter pigs (uo'to 131) lbs.)
medium to choice. S'a9.60: feeder
.in.l slocker pigs (70 to 130 lbs.),
medium to choice, $8.25 fu y.5o.
' (Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded In above o.uotatlons)7
, Sheep Steady. No receipls.
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Men are just boys
w that provide them pleasure and fun, outdoor recreation. :Let ,us help you select his gift you 11 fH
)c surj)rise(j at the-inany excellent suggestions eoritained.in our stock everything of guaranteed f5
I? quality and known value. ., !'',"'!' y" ' ' ' ' '
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SLEDS - - KIDDY K ARS - - SCOOTERS DOLL CARRIAGES - - ETC. 2
Sensible gifts for the younger generation moderate prices and -.aranteed quality Here are
a few timely suggestions-
Flashlights
$1 to $3
Ingersol Watches
$1.50 to 93
Skiis, from
. , ?L5 to $7
Sleds, including the famous
. Flexible Fiver
i?2 to $6.50
' Roller Skates .
$2 to $2.50 .
Ice Skates.
$1.50 to $5
M
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W
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Hluli
Low
Mid is
llil)',
I3I
ClCJhO
i so (4
V1H
1 :t I !i
( IjuiiIjh S4 lbs. ilo.cn. good 10
, I'holue. iliM lL'.sO: do medium (32
His. down). tluftll; do culls to
.... ' . . ...
y,:i,rinB wcll.crs (110 11... down).
medium to choice. 17.60 is 3.50:
ewom 120 ll down) medium to
, . ' ' UOMI"' nicuium to
choice. Jifi 0; do medium to choice
150 lbs.). Hi 5; dosatis to
common fall weichtii) flit 4
1 weigmsi, j g t.
T -
Wheat Heavy, Two
Cents Lower Today
CHICAGO CASH .
CHICAGO, Dec. 13 (AD Wheat
No. 2 hard $1.23,; No. 3 inlxeJ
$1.271,4.
,orn (now) No. 4 mixed 21f
I ' id-hivw
(old) No. 2 mixed 8!o; No. 2 yel
low wofy 31 ic. '
Oats No. 2 white 55K l' 57c:
No. 3 white 64 at 66 'ic. .
Hyo No. 2 $1.0"ii HI 1.0S. ...
Harley 87 Hi 91c. ' . ..
Tlmoihy seed $3.161 3.30. V.
(.Mover seed $21t76C'f,23.u, '. V;
l.ard $11.10. ' '.v.
tilis $11.
llelllcs $12. . T
l.eavenheath, a village .in Suf
folk,. Kngland, has 80 bachelors
folk,
England, has 80 bachelors
100.
crown up and mcn-ahd
If He's a Hunting or Golf "Bug"
Then he'll appreciate'.'a gift indulging his lik
ing for sport. -; We nave all. varieties of golf
clubs, golf bags and balls.-. An especially nice
gift for the golfer is a Royal Golf Ball Gift Box
six new balls carefully wrapped and packed in
a smart-looking walnut box. Priced at '
$5
Remington and Winchester guns are our fe.a:
tures for the gun lover. For the boy, a .22 rifle
is a fine gift. v ,
What the Boy
Imagine the pleasure
your boy would feel
Christmas morning
with a bright new bicy
cle, beside the tree a
variety, both boys' and
girls', at
$35 to $50
MT- If
Price Recovery
Features Wall
Street Trading
NEW TOltl Dec. 13 (AD
Stock prices, made further recov
ery today. Industrials continued to
lead the advance, gains in somo o(
tho high priced specialties running
from 5 to nearly 10 points.
Steels' responded to repoits of
Improving trade conditions.
Violent fluctuations took place In
Wright Aeronautical, which broke
from an carfy high of 94 to 87 ami
rallied to around 92 by early art
ernun. Curtis Airplane reached
nnnthor new hlirh. Among the
score or so other issues to reach !
new high ground were Montgom
ery Ward. Simmons, Calumet anu
Ariiona, American Steel Foundries.
Hupp Motor, Kndlcott Johnson,. ;
Brunswick Terminal, 1'ldcllty-:
1'hoenix Insurance. Continental j
Can and Transue and Williams.
St. I'aul preferred and New Huv
c'n led the advance in the rails.
The closing was strong. Heavy
buying of the metal shares-featured
lute trading. International Nickel
crossed 76, a new high for the year.
V. S. Steel common was up.nearly
3 points to 147!i and American
Metal, Calumet and Arizona und
National Lead . each advanced 4
point or more. Total sales ap
proximated .-2,(00,000 shares.
rOULTIlY
SAN 'kIIANCISCO. Dec. 13 (A I'
U. S.- Bureau Agricultural Eco
nomics) Brollors: . Leghorn 1 to
I Vj lbs. 37''3Sc.
J-'rj'ers: ifeghor:
rj'ers; ITeghorn ? lbs.,, 3;. i( J"c.
Colored: 8 VI to 2ft lbs., !aiic.
'Toung roosters and pullets: Col
ored, 3 H to 4 lbs.. 2Sl'30c.
' Leghorn liens: 2 Yt to 3 bs 1 9 It
20e. -. ' '
Large colored hens: Itanch, 28
at 3oc. -.
' Turkeysr' Live, 17940c: dressed
No. 1. 42M5c; poorer. 5 8 4 42c.
bovs Appreciate most the
Really Wants
Tool outfits are edu
cational gifts that every
boy wants, especially if
the tools are of good
quality and will do fine
work. Small saws, ham
mers, etc., and you can
make up your own set if
you wish. .
Tricycles, a
GPenneyOi
uhirt sains mn tnmtnt
1UH Depot bt.
La Grande, Ore.
Medium Weight
. VnrJerwear for Men
jo-pound Un
ion Suits that
protect from cold
and givex maxi
mum of comfort
and wearing
quality at same
time. Is ecru
ribbed and has
long sleeves and
ankle - length I
legs. A feature
value at
98c
I'OllTI.AM) I'HODL'CE
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13 (Al')
Wholesale prices: Butter steady,
Portland dairy exchange net whole,
sale prices; Cubes, extras, 47 c;
standards 47c: prime firsts 40 14c;
firsts 45c. Creamery prices: Prints
3c over cube standards.
Eggs Mediums steady, oilier
grades lc lower. Fresh standard
extras 39c; fresh, standard firsts
37Uc; fresh mediums ' 32c; under
sized 27c. Prices lo retailers ,1c
over exchange prices. Assoclute.l
selling iirices: Extras 41c; Urals
S3 lie; mediums 35c; underaizij
29c. -. ' ,
Bids to tho fanner: liuttcrfat
sleady: 48c station: 49c track; 61..'
f. o. b. Portland. (One creamery' ,
orfering 55c). ,
eifts that are practical,
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Scooters
$2.50 to $5
big and varied stock
4 I
pu iu ipn ttjy
Kiddie Kars
$1.75 to $5
Wagons, all sizes
$1.50 to $10
- Pocket' Knives
25c to $3.50
I Hill Carriages
$2.50 and p
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