La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1928, Image 8

Tuesday, January 3, 192S.
Pace Elgfil
TX CTANDE EVENING OBSERVER
winter
Clearances
All Wool Underwear
Wrlitln'n umkrmiir In hliii-k.
lllll'f mill Mlilli. Nil mkhhiiK
Part Wool
Underwear
Medium heavy weight, well
ii unit- u utMKl winter gar-
$1.87
Random Underwear
10 Lb. rill liitrinciit; iH'itrl
hullons; silk trimmed.
$1.35
All Leather Vest
I'linimo tunned, blanket
lliiril
$4.87
Stair Shirts
IDoilhlo llJII'li IIIHt lctVtrt 111
$4.87
Outinjr Flannel
Pajamas
.MimIc )' (ilOVIT. Kllk flUKS
(111(1 fill! ('III. Sllullll) Mllllll
$1.49
AH Wcol Shirts
Two-pocket, llll-WOOl, ViUM
Mjlc. .Yim itlncH
$2.97
Overcoats
riiciiulcd Value ! !
$14.85 $19.85
.$23.85
See Them!!
Westenhaver
' & Gilbert
The Store for Men
It has happened:. In Huston at
fjouple w us nranid n divorce aiul
neither spoke a word tluriiiK lle
tiiitl. 1 1 1 u lit a Kit I a, they are both
deaf und dumb, 1
America is a country where yon
have to have n irnnd reason to i;el
uwnv with murder, or no reason
ut ull.
RELIEF FROM nD,PC
itching rI Ltz
U Mt quirk when P,ZO D1NTMCNT ii
IMiIirnt. M will purrrix yttu. Iru.u
fo kcidy intrmutj in th rrmrtty and
ri TWMnmrtdinti It lo thoir tutotTirr.
AV v.iir Druru't hmn I'AZO OINT
MKN I". la luUfl Kith pilo .up. VJc; or
in tin box,
Put An End
to
Washing Drudgery !
IiUY A
, MEADOWS
Washing Machine
And enjoy 1928
W.H.
CO.
10 Years Ago
Today
Mi Pauline l.chih b..
rvl tinted I mum mmuIc w lie re
tie lit Imim I1iIiij: ilurtiii;
Uh liohtla .
biu bill, latum
HOT
110TTLKS
linlttnn t tMiiltm
- ! ..'. . s oo - . 2 .to
All Gnar-itilccl
tall IIIH llail.it.
Sr L DrusfTn.
EGG PRICES ARE
UP MUCH HIGHER
All Grades Advancing,
.Jump Ranges from 2'-
to J Cents a Dozen
POItTI.ANI. On., .but. II (AC)
Egg pliers im' consldc; ulily high
r on (he iliiiry exchnnm' hoard
here today, tjciii mUiim by wi-atfc'T
cundll lorn. All gradi M eft- ad
vanced at the exchange meeting
yesterday, results ranging from 2 W
In 4c ii duzwi. Quotations an' us
follows- Standard extras 37c;
standard firsts Idle; medium extras
U'.ic: medium f 1 1 st :i'c, unit Under
sized HOC.
Hotter tpiotutioiis me :ib.o sllghl
ty higher here today. Lxtrits are
lip fv t" 47c; standards an u ? t,
lllll'-r lit 10c, Illld pl'tlllc fll'htN 11 TO
up iiv. nt -ir . Firsts iut u ii-
c hti iitfd ut 4 1;'.
i Nothing Ik coming In lo the lo
ciil wholesale poultry market tin I
prices n re decidedly 1 1 nil. All
classes cleaned up we!! during th"
holidays und It Ik expected tli.H
prices will rise lu all divisions un
less shipments pick up UKitcrliilly
loduv. Ileuvv hens an- nxcenl ion-
ii My scarce, bul demand IMh morn-1
tug wiiH unite light.
Country drcwicd me:its arc quot-l
cd steady at Satin day's figures. al-
though I he market in practically
cleaned out on- choice slock. Veal
1h especially ftrtn unci higher price
probable Htionht today's receipts
prove limited. Ohslrm (hm of high
ways by tin1 lien vy snow full has
kept most of t he e:irly or ferine
out of I tie market. Supplies of
hogs ami In mil are also limited,
although Hhorttige tx not acute us
most dealers carried over roiuid
euible stock from lust week.
Practically nl! (lie local' market
are painly.ed to some extent by
weather conditions and price trends
In the next few days will depend
largely on how rapidly transporta
tion conditions liHpiovr,
I'Olt Tl,.t I.IVCSIOCK
I'nItTI.ANM. ue.. Jan. 3 lAI'l
t'attln ami en Ives !te idy. I and
Receipts, rattle, ttir; catves. !;.!
Steer ( f 1 lift In :HHi hs.). KOOit,tn :
$10.751 1 1.7r: do medium (
1 1 no Mm.), 111.:';,''- 1 1.7..; do
lbs. up), medium. $:.7.rt u tl.ft
do
(all welKtits). common. $ s n 1 . 7 r :
heltets. tfoud (Siivltm. dounl. U
: la; do common medium, 57...'.
H. 2 ft; cows, good, fS'o !; do com
mon to medium. $ii ! S ; low cut
ters, $3. Tilt i ti ; hullH, eni liuifs ex
cepted, beef, wood. (i"i,7ii (! l'.r: do
rommon and iiieilluiu, $ !.-"'-' i-7r;
calves rllli lbs. down), ne-diiim to
rholce, $S.50ti in. Mi
do cutis to
eti-ii. milk
lo inedimu.
i common,
common, $ri.fto4( .f.n
lc 1. choice. ,ih 13
I loif 1 1 ; do culls
17.6a. jo.
Hogs Steady.
Heavy weight (
lo
;ttin
lbs
medium to choYe, $S:.2Ti;
luni weight ('Jim hi 'Jfiu lbs )
liim lo choice, .S,"fi 'if D.T.m ;
nil"!-
llietl-
Itgbt
weighl t 1 tin to 2an Ibs.L medium
to choice. :i.iiiift in; Imt lit HirMs
t 130 to fu lbs ), me.lium to choice
$:t!i:t s:.; packing hoKii trough und
unooth), i -i 7,.''"'; slaughter, pigs
CttMo i;;u H's , me iluin to choi. e.
s.ritin a feed.-r and blocker
r.iirs i7a (ti KIO lbs.), medium u
choice. Ic i
(tofl
H v hoirs and r.iastiti I
pl'i excluded In iilii'U
S'.it-cp and lambs Hi
ceipls. L.unl'S ( X4 lbs.
t: . tioic.-. $1 I f 1 2.fto;
('.I' lbs. down). $11' i
MUotatioii:.
ady. No ii1
dov II ) . good
do tue Jlill.l
I t : do culls
ti- tofitoum (all cii;lt:.,
!; eaitltrc velln-is to c
lc- owes ( 1 Lo lbs. do l
llttll to choice, J ii u: do
J7 .Mi it
imc" $x
Uied
medima
to choice ( I JO lit i:.o lbs.). H ;
U: ilo cullh to couiiiioii (all u cli;:;t.-
iu ti i ur r
SAN l-,i;.N('l.'ti. ,l,,n
- Ittlllei t.-.t t, v. b. San I
FOUR
MARKET NEWS OF THE 1)AY
(IIIlai.i)
hem
Miinii
May ....
.Inly ....
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1. 1 I. WOOL WIIIAI' i
I.I 1,111 Ul'ln Jllll. A
Cruin cliwc: Whfiil. Murcli ln.i.
I VI; -Muy I"". 3 T l: July K'.
:i .1.
l,C)Hil.,.M WIIKAT
I'OISTI.ANK. Ore. Jim. a (ATI
Wlii iil II ft II Juird Mhll.-.
I . :t !' : liuril whim liliK'Btcm.
hint. Jl.35'i; fi'ilcrnlion.' $1.21:
lioft wliltc. wt'tjlcrn wllltr. $1.2(iit:
Ininl wlnlcr, J 1 . u" 4 ,i : mirthcm
KprliiR. western reil.
OntH Nil. - white feed anij Kruy.
'l'(Ml;iy"M eur reeelpt.H Wlleut ftt.
flour. 7: Linn. 7; onta, I; liny. J.
CHICMiO I.IVDSTOCK
CIIICAdO, Jan. 4 (A1') I'. H.
Iietiartinrnt of AKrleiiltilre MiiKH
:ir.iiuo; K''ernlly It) lo lSc lilirli
er than Alonilny'8: aveniKe lilK
. imeherM Innetlve; tulklnir (troiin.t
uteuily: top $!l imlil for alio to 28')
i lb. uelKht: linlk ileslrulile 210 to
lino Ibn. iivcniKOs t8.ti0ilS.Vu; 150
to 2nd llm.. $S.CIM 8.:lll.
Cuttle 7,000: runaway trade on
welifhly fed steera und deslnolite
medium wclRhta und yenrllngH:
atioillf to 2fif liiffher: lowor praden
leM uctlv-o than good to ehoice
kind but fully Htendy: veul culf
trade u Dcramble on part of ahtp
pera anil local puckera: 25 to Gat
or more lip: weighty fod steers.
uraiMnjr choicci $1H.2;i: four loads
at thai prlcej next highest $17. 65:
Hcvcrul strlnvs $17 til ".611; year
ling up to $10.75: medium light
stei
selling at $13.5(1 downwind,
imt so active as better - gr ades;
ptu Ui'ia pay luff CIS ii 1 1 for Ileal
veater: fuw lots poU llolstelns
up to 1 1 mast ihlppt-r culVfH
around tbU 13.50 with tvw lottt
ut 1G. ' f '
Sheep L'l'.iMut; Mt liiinbK open In k
.slow, around
day; top on
cJwr tlian Mitn
choke hunIywpiphls
to KhlppeiH $t3.:tt; curly hulk pood
choice lanihs Ha lbs. down.
Sii 13.25; good lo choice i3
It.H. offering JllMi I2.a
Co liijireme welffhlH flMilt.Su: Mcht
t Mi" unlive throwoutn in.fttMi I I.f.n;
Klit-ep steady: Iiuik rat ewc in ii
(i.7;: feeding lambs imchaiiBcd;
medium to good
feilntrN $1 1.7.1 l:
R3 to 7U lb. of-
i'oimi.and iMtonrci:
PiiUTI.AM). t)rc Jun. S i.W)
-Whob'Sitle prices: tlutter, cube
jt'Mrus tip l-c; standard and piling
firsts 1c htgher. l'artltmd dairy
exchange net wholesale prices:
Cubes etnis 47c; Ntaittlard 4c;
prime firsts 4 Tie; tifjsts 44c. Cream
ery prices; I'l'.ntH 3c over cube
standards.
l.'KK -All K'ades a 'n to ic high
; fresh standard extras 3 7c:
ft evh tdaudard firsts .';ic: fivsn
medium extras 33c; fresh medium
unwersiaeu i ncea
retailers 3c oxer e-.ehui.ge prices
Associated selling prices; Kxtras
firsts Sc; mediums 3Cc; tin-
de-sixed 33c.
,li,,s ,n furiner: Itiittcrfat
ftendy: 4M- Mtaiion. 41'c track. 6oi
ix'-e f. o. It. I'ortlaud.
I'ou'tiy .sl.ady; heavy hens Ui j
- "' lx'tl
loi 1 4c; sprincs ;ai
iMc; broth
thicks 3"c
is -3i 2ic; pekin w bllt
colored nominal; tut-
keys, alive. 25iJ7o. I
tbiions steady; local $ l.ja i 1.0". j
I 'otatoes steady. 7 ill V J 1 . 2."i per
s.icU. j
Hay Mtudy: buying prices: Mast--
em Ort wmn timothy $;'. 5oi 21: do'
vatley Jl 7..o i I S: ulfiilfa 17; oat
iihv $14i 14. Sti; straw ja.per ton.J
Selling iirlces $2 a ton more. j
I So i e list h ally lias Sir Arthur .
t'onan iHiylc tlrawn his character I
tf Sherlock Holmes Ihul many peo-I
( l' pb btlievc he is alive and thous
tancisco, nuds of letters each year urv ud-j
diessed to hint.
OUT OF FIVE HAVE IT
. ..
C'l(iM
ia7y,i2JJ4
Wheat Unsettled
Hut Uglier Today
I'lllCAUO. Jim. 3 (A!') Stult
hlg at lo tic gain, ChieUKO
wheat later showed an uddltlonal
i Ise. Coin, oaln and provisions
were tilKo tlrmer, corn opening
to -c higher, but subsequently ro--aetlng
somewhat.
Wheat closed unsettled, to TkC
net higher; corn ifc lo -c off; oats
uiiehanged to !iUiC down, und
provisions unehunged to do,
eline. '
,V4:V VtlHK ntl.'IT
NHW VOItK, Jan. 3 A I ' I
Kvaporuted apples steudy; choice
I fl n 1 7c: fancy law isi':
Prunes steady: Califoi nluns 4 Mi V
Sc: Oreguns 7Hj !Hic; Apricots
steady; stiindnrd IS'AllGc; choice
10 it IS ic: - extra' elioice 18"4
21 tic. Peaches steady: standard
k Vi 'Ii c: choice t Vi 'Sj ! A c; extra
choice 10i 12c.
U (;ii.ir. viitn,i:s,i.E
MAIIKKTS
I'oiillry (lire weight)
Springs l6flISo Hi. .
Heavy hens 14 41 L6c lb. '
Light hens loo lu.
Stags to lb.
Flour.
K. .
I Wl)et-I7.40 bbl.
j -
LA CRAXDE ltu;rAljL MAHKETS
Dalrj. .
nuttef, crenmery .66 $1.05.
. Kkss iZto 60c dOK.
Chues 364oc a pound
Honey, comu 2c lb.
New potatoes lic lb; $1.6u per
hundred.
Hothouse torn aloes 3(it lb.
Parsley 10c bunch.
CabbuRn 3c Ih.
Wax onions & lbs. 25c
l.ttuce 2 headH 26c.
Celery 15c bunch; hearts,
rumpkln 4o lb.
S-iuash 4c Ih.
Cucumbers (hothouse) S
20c.
2 ac.
Munch carrots 3 fr 15c.
Bunch beets 2 for l&c
Turnips 6c Ih.
Yellow' onions 6 lbs. 2&o,
Green Onions t. bunch,
rarsnips -5f 'b,
Hrussol sprouts 20t n.
anish sqtmsh loo each
Kutabagiu 6c lb.
Spinach loo lb. ' N
1-Vtiitv
Apples $1.65 bushel.
Ielicious apples Jl.'Ju'ii 3.&i per
Ikv.
Pomcgranab-s ioc lb.'
Hannnas 15c lb.
Persimmons 2 for 2ac.
Lemons tine do.
Oranges 60 V Sue d;x.
t'lot jda grapefruit Med. size. 2
for 2 So: large, 2 for 3 Sc.
Florida grapefruit 2''c each.
Pears Kail butter 2.65 box.
Cranherrles 20c lb.
Sncar.
Cane sugar $7.23.
Flour.
Sort wheat $X.4' bbl. 1
Hard federation $S.4o bbl.
Poultry
Spring fries 28-30C lb.
Hens ?ft2Sc lb.
Meals and lsli.
Beef boil 12l$c.
:hois and steaks 251 :ic lb
Salmon (strictly freish) 35c lb.
Halibut 35c lb.
asulltie
Gasoline, regular, retails. Jic
(;it,r
Parentage of
Harding Denied
'U f1 f-Tr
T) &&
That Warren (1. Harding was the
father of her vhild. claimed in a
recent hook by N'an Hi'itlen, for
merly of Marion, ., has been de
nied by a spokesman for the rela
tives of the late president. Nan
Itrttten and Uer dauubier, l-'AiAii-beth
Ann, are pictured above.
Wave of Buying
Marks Opening
In Wall Street
NEW YOliK. Jan. 3 (Al) En
thusiastic buying of stocks, which
ushered in the first day of business
In 1 Ii 2 S, continued unabated until '
the close of the market today. The I
I afternoon demand branched o;it to
embrace textile and retail st-jio
shares, while automotive, railway
j equipment, public uillity ami cop.
1 per stocks continued their ntove
i ment into higher ground.
liss of voice Is nothin.
In f ea r j
ithe.-e days. All you
bitve to do to i
! reuaiti it is sun dee one of
cigarets.
those
The headline says "t'hicagnnn
Killed by L Train." Well, that'.-!
news.
A
ev tyra
JL jLFTER months of preparation, wc
are ready to present the perfected Whippet
for 1928.
You will be satisfied and delighted with
every detail of its equipment and perform
ance. You will be amazed when you learn
liow lowis the price. For Willys-'Overland
resources and equipment are now such
that no car of equal quality can be built
and sold at a lower price.
Engineering Leadership
Fresent light car standards are n tribute to
the pioneering theWhippethasdone. Four
wheel brakes lower center of gravity
greater economy greater roominess
quieter engines faster speed and pick-up
greater beauty no one today would
think of buying a car that bad not made
these advances.
Many Added Fcaturrs
Among the many things you wi 1 like in
the 1928 NYhippet are improved bodies in
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur tills coin inn niuut be
lu by V a. 01.
f. rnorot.itAriis tixtiAi
Your pictures ipade llfellko when
't'nted ly HtchurdHuii, -The Art
i .Man." ut itichurdson'B A'rt und Gift
.Shop.
Mont of the second sumettter high
school books arc now in stock und
all the grade school 'books, both
new- and second-hund wilt be in
stock In tour or five days ut Hti
vortlmin - Wright's Kanuly Drug
Store. -1; 12-31-lf
KAKM ifUANM: UUWKBT HATER
SCHOOL FUNDS also avtllabtfi.
H. E. DIXON, Foley HutlJlngJ.
LA GKANDK, ORE
Go Little Liver Touchers for 25c
tho best laxative sold for women
and children,1 und costs lets money
than ull others. Sold only by Sil
vt'i thorn - Wright's J-'uinJIy , iJiug
ytore. , 12-31-lf
. im(ti:hix ok the family
If you received a picture of the
kiddie, tho father, mother, sister
or brother, or any member of your
family, now Is the time to have It
framed before It becomes soiled
and faded. Tuko it to Hlchurdson,
'.'The Art Mun," ut Jllchardson'a
Art and Gift Shop, where you will
have it framed correctly, with
piices to suit- you. See the win
dow of new swing and stnd frumpi.
now on display at IticbadwnV An
and Gift Shop, . a 12-27-ot
. : U M
Our improved Kczema, Prescrip
tion acts quickly and generally pro
duce a cure in a "few days It
conts $1.00 u bottle. . Sold ontv bv
j S lvcrthorn-Wright's ' Kumlly Irug
Store. fl 12'3f-tf
Don't forget that our special pre
scriptions fur eczema for children
und adults that give quick relief
a ml a euro in most cases in a few
days. $1.00 a bottle. Silverthom
Wi ight's Family Drug Store.
Hants) I tciiing, iircntinc, Vinttnp
notes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop,
10-14tf
j A full S-miart Hot Water liottlo.
j warranted for 2 years, !5q specluf
;at Kllverthorn - Wright's -l"amiJy
ilJrug Store. 12-31-tf
STOCKHOLDERS' ANNUAL.
MEETING
Notice is 1ireby niven that tlie
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Ijt Grande National Hajik
will ho held at their banking honso
:in Lu Grando, Oregon, on Tuosduy, 1
FRIDAY
wam m
WW 0
the most valuable car
ever offered
for so little money
FoundOil
M T. i i w.ua mu .Ma
For many years prospectors have
hunted unsuccessfully for oil fields
In Australia. C. M. Evans, shown
above, however, Is the first to have
any luck. Kvans struck a "gusher"
about 320 miles from the city of
Brisbane recently, and has come to
t lis United States to tell about his
discovery.
Ju.nui.rv 10th. IOl'S. nt 10:00 o'clock
A. M. .At this meeting a Board of I
Directors will be elected to nerve
for the yeur 1128 and such other
business will be transacted as may
i properly offer.
ii. t. tUUIilUUJ'i, .
12-13-24t Cashier.
TOCKHOLP EHS'. AXNTAL
r. MEETING . :
' Nutlcr is hereby given that the
A nnluil Mnat ittir .f t Ha SriU.-li. ibl. I
ers of the Union County Invest-
I-a Grande National Eunk building,
in. La Grande, Oregon, -on Tues
day, January 10th, -1IIJS. at 11:00
o'clock VA. SI. At this, meeting a
Board of Directors will be elected
to serve for the year 1928 und such
other business will be transacted us
may properly offer.
II. E. COOLIDGE,
I2-13-24t :; Sec.-Treas.
NORTON'S
President, The NN"tlly-fWrtUT,nl
FT .
t will be
a wide variety of beautiful colors, and
fitted with cadet-type visor, full'crown
fenders, an engine that doubles its rated
.horse-power, full pressure lubrication,
silent timing chain, gasoline tank in rear,
long, semi-elliptic springs, oversize bal
loon tires and snubbers, an adjustable
steering wheel, automatic windshield
wiper, rear view, mirror and stop light.
Remarkable Records
J)wncrs have driven and tested the Whip
pet for more than five hundred million,
, miles. It has established record after record
in vroof of its superiority. It holds the
A. A. A. Coast-to-Coast economy record,
averaging '43.28 miles to the gallon. It set
a record of 71.6 miles an hour iu a speed
test on Rockingham Park Speedway. It
accelerates from 5 to 30 miles In 11.5
seconds; turns in a 17-foot radius, and
parks in 14 feet of curb space.
We suggest you see the Whippet and get
. the new price next Friday.
Mi ( Ah. "jiumkaf ai I al
.11 hiinfvimM- !
I I . w w mm a l
108 Depot St.
La Grande. Ore.
25th Anniversary
One Buckle
Arctics for Mtn
Short in nature but iturdy
in tervice. Black Caihmer
ette material with bumper
edge. Sizes 6 to 13.
$1.98
Lesion'No. 6 ';
Question: Why is emuhU
recommended as food tor
nursing mothers? . -.i,
Answer; Because it bene-
j jg e nutritional COndltiOli
. L- W.K-f huff
noi oniy vi mc juvuim
of baby as well. " . . .
Mothers should keep vita
min-nourished with; . v..
ScblT'S EMULSION
II
P R M 11.(1 f
TUESDAY SPECIAL
Youi' choice of our complete '
line of Girls' Felt and Velvet .
Hats to sell out at .
1.00 and $1.50 .
KIDDY SHOP
Cootpmy
! !
WILLYS 'OVERLAND, INC.
TOLEDO, OHIO