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Page EigtH ETC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER New Pocket HandkTs By Cheney and Grayco. Silk handrrolied edfjt'.- $1.25 and $1.85 Westenhaver &. Gilbert The Store for Men A woman writes to doctor to wiy her "-months-old baby eats dirt wlicncvi-r he ran )ft It. Thut j probably Indicates h T) irrowr up to be a politician or some uthtr kind of mud fancier. 10 Years Ago Today Mr. An li llacon K III t tilt Iwi-pUal. IIKAI.TII U iirw'lou triaitl It ccry ilar; -.Mt-iiil; ly thfM liny- nltcii -olU arc m pietabiit. pi;xsi,aii Iltrcltuinnl llmii-y ml Tar tli THinily cutigJi rcmuly. 7.V A Iloltlr It rci:;r or juur niimiy bark. I L. & L. Drug Co. ANNOU Outstanding Advintaget Simplified no pipei, no drtini, no ittaehmtnt). Port blc install anywhere. Juit f lug into any outlet ind it Quiet three feet aaj j-ou c;i hifdlj heir it. Nti Ser. icing never needi oiling or attention. All mov ing parts arc endowed m an hermetically seated liouiing romtimical u.ei very little curenr, and nuiniami uniform temperature. (".lean the circulation of air ihroupb the tuili drivel dust away (rom the top of the refrigerator. W. H. Bohnenkamp TRADE LIGHT AS !j MARKET OPENS; Eggs Moving in Good Vol'$ rZZ"iwVi,? ume- -Butter rnees Iwcmain Steady 11UCTI.AM. Or'.v. Feb. C (AF Trading aa latin r lifrnt on lo- nil wholesale inurkrtit culy to-l.iv. , prion iiitle changed fiom last) wick, j Km: wh moiiiiir in good vol utin:, al nudy pmcs. Consump tton ban increased const dcrabiy during t:ie iuj.t few weeks, due tin- lower prices preaiiins. 1 1?--o.t hae l'fti heavy hut prac tical ly (noDc ha e pone into stor URf a.t yt. Muveiii'-nt into slor airt wan expert J lo commence within h wik or !. as tlie lay throughout the territory is increas ... ing uud daily te-ceip: arc moutu Inc. ! i:uner prices were sieauy at urday a ijuututiona thiii morning with movement oidinary. Supplier on the country dressed meat market cleaned up fairly weil over the weekend with the excep tion of beef, ol which considerable whs carried over. Prevailing high pi ices have tended to reduce con sumption to a large extent and caused heavier mot fluent of poul try. The unMeady price of the;w(lu. -fi , ( --c pam lew uay art tx'M-cieu 10 a-- ! Kiitiii ii firm tiMi. htmiii. Tlii-rn n ' no question but that there is a ! shortage of supply but commission j men iinticipale more normaj con-! di1inn as wwn as the trad'- be-j ro i new accustomed to the higher j prices prevailing. ' Other chiMfe.t of meats were mi i a moderate supply thin morning j with trading o,ui. t al steady prlcet.: j Poultry moved slowly at the open-' i ing today but no change In prices -l was noticeable and supplies in thej ! market were not excessive, flood j demand exlstn for clean-picked ca- pona and also for good live pekfn due I; a. m:w voiik i itirr j NKW VfUlK. Feb. C (AP) : Kvaporated appb s steady: choice ! 16ftilSic: fancy I'jv. Prunes ! steady: Californlus 4 'i t Jc; Ore-1 gons 7 ' h !c. Apricots steady: ' standard 13t I4e; choice IGU 1 I H '.'jc; exta choice. 1 JJ 4 21c PcirhcH steady; standards J (t j S.N loijc; choice JMilc; extni ' Itutti choice. I H 12 Vic. - ("'-jc. t MARKET NEWS ( IIK.M.U t.IIAI.V W lii-m 0M1I .Munli i.ivi i:rxi. win at I.IVKItlMU Kelt. 6 AI Oiain i -low: .Wheat March V1: May II V; July Hs. Hi id. ItllM'LVM) viu:.r rolTLANI. Hc, Felt. Wheat HHIt lw rd white. t.M't "" ' hunt while hliiestem laart. S ! "' 'federation, 11.25: olt white. tl.JS; j western white, $1.1.'-; hard winter. t 1. 32; went- ern red. $1.1"'. Olds No, w hite feed and No. 2 pray. $11. I Tod ay "8 car receipts ' 111; barley, none; Hour, t 4; oats. 4; hay, . I IIK Af.O ( (lfli'Af;ci. IV-1."- b- ( API U'hcul No. 3 ,,.,It $t.4r,i.: wmple grade $1.13; No. 1 hard. $1.31': No. hard. $l.of; 1 ,1 u ; No. I n-.rlli-e--n spring. $ 1.2 S; No. 2 mixed, f 1.30. i oi n No. 4 mixed. Mr; No. 5 mixed. 7't'ffc2c; No. 3 yellow. ao.f !" 'r; No. 2 yllow. Si V't i l0$v. No. 3 white. Si ti Hue; No. 4 w hite. S4 iil '-jc. Onlr-Nf). ! w hite. 7 No. 2 n,iri(.v Kfti'j'.r Timothy --d $:.!, 3.n;.. 'lover need $21.75l 19. I lye not quoted. FIIISCO I ltl lT SAN I'PANClSCO. Feb. 6 (AP) I Federal tftate Market News. Serv ice Apples; California (boxes) i hellcious $l'.7i'-3; Winter Panun- an, fum y. $2.5'i 2.7"i; Newtown 1 Pippins. 4 tier, 2'n 2.3.'; 3 4 J.t. ! $M'io 2.fi'i; Oiegon and Washing ' ton lion. e Itcautlcn. XF. $2.75 ' ' 3; fancy '.j9i 2.7'r. Newtown Pippins. XF. $2. 21 ft ;.&': fancy i $2,7543: C grade $2. Wlnewips, XF. $3.25; fancy. $.1.10; Arkansas I Illacks. X F, $3.25; fancy $3. Cranberriert: Oregon. $4.50 per 1 3 barrel. Peats: Oregon J'Anjou.. $ 4 4. 5o box; Winter Nebs. $3.5V I box. . nirn:i:FAT Fi:.NCISi'0. rf.it f. o. b. 'eb. G (AP) ti Francisco. ues, NC T T GENERAL EIECTEIC Refrigerator The Creation of General Electric, Leading Electrical Research Organization in the World Why We Chose The G.E. After ekisely following the development of the Electric Kef rip era tor business and it has developed remarkably fast in the past few years we decided ainonp ourselves to look for a ma chine that would pive the utmost in satisfactory sen-ice, 'one that would not be high priced and that would have the appeal of good looks as well as simplicity of operation. After a careful in vestigation we chose the G-K it is our idea of what an Electric Kefriperator should be it is made and distributed by a nationally-known firm it is nationally advertised in your house hold magazines it is the perfect refrigerator. See It Demonstrated Tomorrow A factory trained expert will be at our store tomorrow, Tuesday, to explain in detail the many merits of this machine. Every house wife in La Grande is cordially invited to see the G-E Kefriperator in opeiation. No attempt will be made to sell. Come and bring your friends. You will Ik? interested in seeing the belter method of keeping foods fresh and clean. M Years of Superior Service OF THE DAY lllL'll lOW Cliw nay, W heat Unsettled And Lower Today . 'eb 6 ( W Open- i nin.'Aoo. ini 1.1 tn If off. Chicago wheat afterwards sairtfed a tittle more. Corn Bturicd unchanged to c up and subsequently lield near to the initfal raiiffe. OatH were easy. Provisions went down Brade. Wheal closed unsettled. to c n"t lower, corn to t: down. oitts a shade to Vic off an J l,iu 'I provisions showiux pi to Z2c de ; c,J,II-!clil.e. J'OJtTI.A.M) 1'ItOIM i; POKTLANIfc Ore-.. Feb. C f.PI Butter steady. 'holealc prices.) j Portland I miry Kxchaiige net ! w h o I esa I e prices : I'u be.s. e x t ra s j i4iic: standtirds 44v: prime flrs'.sf 4n'ic: firsts 4 5.C. Creamery price: f 1 Prints 5c over cube slandards. . Kggs steady; fresh standard ex- J j tias 27 itc; ftewh standard firsts : 1'ti'ic; fresh medium extnis 26c; ) fresh medium firsts 2tc: undersiz-1 Jed He. Prices to retailer 3c over exchange prices. Associated sei!- I ling prtcet; lOxlras 30 '(; firsts' mediums 2'jc; undersized Hay Rleadv; buying prices: Fas- "n,: I"' fo'- several ern OregW timothy 2m.50Ci21: do I ,ua',s choice hogs. 10D to 2uf lbs.; valley llXfr l .; alfalfa $I8Ibu,k ood und choice 170 to 21ii I out hay $1 I.50i:; straw Jj nverages. $ s.iia t 8. 1 5. per ton; more. selling prices $2 ton I , Ituttcrfat I, ady; Lids lo farmer: 4Uc station. 47c Xtk , 4 u 'c f o. b. Portland. - " l 1'oulirv wtfailv he-ivv h..n "-ft I 24c; light . IJiW 20c; springs 2K I. 2lc: broilers 23 'd 25c: pekln white j .,-l-s nc. .nini : 30c; colorevl nominal Keys, uuve, Zit'a i'7c. . , . . ........ f unions sieauv: meat 1 1 ti per cw t. Potatoes steady. 75c' $1.: CIIIM) 1HKS PfillTI.A.VO. Ore.. Feb. fi. (AP)! Harlan Cleo Moore, five months! old infant died of natural causes' early today, the coroner reported , after an autopsy. It van first said in..i ui cniio smocnereu wnne resting In bed clothes. ' Qmorrow Feb. It of the Close Irregular i In Stock Market; Lacks Uniformity NF.W YOltK. Feb. C A1) The slock ttiurket today, lacked uni-; ( lormlty after u Htiontf forward i movement in the inorniiiK had j spent much of its force. I'rofit- tukiiift In some siHiiv which have recently advanced sharply, and a growth of selling for both accounts reduced a number of earlier KJns Hanks culled uhout $ 1 j.uu,"mu in f loatM.'. f'oufldeiice In tin ImsineHH out - i lool, reinforced by a Ktutt inent by I Secretary Hoover that lie saw nnthiiiK o s;re.ss:ng in the business situation, had impelled activu buy - inif in the early hours, particularly in the steel, public utility, copper and miscellaneous groups. The closing wa iriegular. Ac- CJf t .Shop. 2-C-ll I tivity increased somewhat in tnej . I final hour when the express and' Our im proves Kczema rrescrlp i steel issues began to ris; uain. ' tion acts (julckly and generally pro ! American Kxpiess advanced al-1 duces a cure in a few days. It j most 1U points and Crucible, lieth- costs $l.u j, bottle. Sold only by lehem, and Jtcpubltc Ktcels w ere Silverthoru-Wi ight's l-'uiiiily iJrug aiisoi bed in round amounts. Amer - lean 1. in seed rose to a new peak above 75. Tightening of mom y following the raising of the Mlnnc- apolis rediscount rate was without ertect on the market. Total sales approximated I'.n'Mi.fMiO siiares. CHICAGO I.IVKSIOC'K CHICAGO. Feb. 6 (AP) L. S. Department of Agriculture Hogs 'j.t.oiMi; generally 15 to 25c low er; less decline on desirable light iratlie i.s.omm; more Interest ho- ing shown in fed steers: trade slo-v "OWCVt'r- largely steady on the M nina "n,ls: ff killers iJJinff lower; shipper demand 'wkn broader, but early $lfl..-,a: several loads I W 1 i ; lower KrKlU's 51-'.5u 1:;.5m; bidding $1 lower on vealers: largely $!:' Ill Ion light kinds; with weightfer of- " " t.f,iii.vi u( , fi.rim l til :.(!'.. I",, f,...- n,t.l on' up to $10. .Sheep IS. 000; fat lambs active; better grade largely to outsidcis 25 to 35c higher: packers proceed ing cautiously at minimum upturn: belter grade lambs, K7 lbs. down, large $ 1 5 I 5.5: scattering plain and w eighty kinds $ 1 4.5. ' 1 4.7d; good to choice 110 lb. kinds, $14; good 90 lb. yearlings $!3.ti0: shee: scarce strong; fresh feeding lambs scarce: demand good: few good 7-f ,h. replacement lambs to country 13 75 . Co, i h : S3 ffi FIND IT HERE Cop for thin column muttt be lu by II a. ni. 1SI HAM li AMI ll(MS lt-rlliiiiv Kill I'lTt lllAlll-U4Kc V. S. KNT.MK.Vr CO. O. W. U AIt.VOl ll 1-13-tf i Ul l.Ii: i; IX M'OOKS ; ! It Likt-H more than three knocks' to break a piece of any of the open lock patterns of dinntrware carried by Uichai dson's Ait and 1 Store. 12-31-tf FARM i.OANH: LOWEST RATES, SCHOOL FUNDS also available, H. E. IUXON. Foley L'ullJlDg. - LA GRANDE. OKP.. J . j ikkni: ! Kpeciul 25 per cent discount on ; Irene pattern of Kdward M. ' K nowles' semi-porcelain dinner-' ware this week at Ulchardson's Att' and Gift Shop. Now is the time to fill in your set. 2-fi-lt llemstitcfiing. jm-attfig, ntittor ; DoKw. etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-14tf I - ' ;u" l'""r luo-r - ''t 'active sold for women runtl children, and costs less money man ail others, hold omy by Sil verl horn - Wright"! More. " Family Drug 2-3I-tf iwhii.mi i-mHM iv POItTI,ANI, Oim. Feb. C (AP) C'aUle and calves 25 to 5()c highor. ileceipts, cattle G-S5 ; calves Cfi. inclu'llng 35 cattle through. Steeers (1000 to 1200 lbs.), good,! fll.50f2.5n; do medium (&20 to UtiO'lbs.), $11.75 12.i0; do (SOU ( lbs. up), medium. $10.25 I 1.75; 1 do (.ill weights), common. $K.754 ; 10.25: heifers, good ( s5o lbs. ' down), $1o4i lo.r.u; do common to medium, $si 10; cows, good, $S.50 9; do common to medium. $;.23 8.50; do cultei-H to cutters, ' $:t.50'( G.25; hulls (yearling!) ex ec pte'd) $71 7.65; beer, good, $Si 7; do common and medium, $j7 ' 11: calves (5ou lbs.), medium io choice, $7.50 'j; do culls to com mon. $7.50",, vealers (milk fed), choice. $12 13; do medium $10.:.0 ftj!2; do culla to common, it : 0.50. Hobs I;, to iw;ll-r: receipts 220. Im-luilins Sir, direct. Ileuvyjj eig:u tJiio tu ,",uii liw.). medium ; in choice. X ii; medium weiclit, (2H0 to ;.ll Ihs.). 1 Hum to choice. ; S.r.U' linht weight (I Gil to; -'Ml U..S.). medium lo choice, n 3.ri": light lichtH (i:iu to liiu lbs.) ! medium to choice. is.7''e ;i..tr.-! l;icl.!iii; Iior.s (roiiirh :tnd Kmootli)!! li.jn'r, 1.7.-1; shitlBhter iiKS !IH to I !:lo llta.. medium to choice. $.s.5o 'n 3.2f; f(H-der mid .stocker t'K (To' f ro !.' itis.), medium to clioice. 1 fx.:.-. i !'.!i). i .ucep alt'j liimljH sieady; receipl.Sj I i.iuiiii.s ft. iii.s. down), wood j clioice, 1 I if l.sr.: ilo medium IHS Ih.s. down). (ID(; do i-iiIIkj lo coiiiiuon (all vei:htH. $7..riiK' j In: yearling ucllmrH to idioice, ?Xj fit Hi: ev.es iil'o Ihs. down), med ium lo choice. J.'.'ii U: mcilium loi choice (1211 lo J.".ll lh). Ji5:i do culla to common (all weights), 3 t 4. I.A (.It.l.Mli: WHOLESALE .m.hki;ts 'iniltrj (live wclKtil) Springs llif; l."c lb. Heavy liens H'-6c lb, l.ighl hens 10c lb. Blass c lb. 1'ln.ir. Hard l'ci2oratloa (baid i -heat) l J7.C0 blil. I boft wheat J7.40 hb-.. LA C3AMIE ItKTAIL MAUKETS Dairy. Huiu-r, creamery 55 y$ 1.05. KiU's .'(.'.I- it 'tt.. Chceji 411c a pound Honey, comu yc lb. VL'KTlltuir-n. tot.s-i c n: $i.ir, ptrcuL Hut lioiist- tmii(l(H-.s '2 5c h. I'tirsh-y 5c hunch. I":iMmki 4r Mi. Wits unions 5 Ihs. 25c. U-ttn i inc. hv.nl. tVliM-y Kc luinch; hc;n'.8 2jc .'utnpUIn 4c ' Stiuash Of Hi. llitttdHI.sc l-UUllllcr!i ztv vnvU. liitnrh tMrmlH I luincli. liuru li tncts-iiif lium-h. Turnips i;,tt ::- i.unt h. Yi'llow iinlntiH Ur. In. tircrn onions lnc bunch. I'aranins n. ItrtisM'hi ffiHtiHls -2ic Il ItutHbik" itc lb. Spiiri'-Ii - I Fit- lb. Attli'liukca v.iv.U. All'S - .fnn.ithun. Koine!, iVMe-flinsi-rs. ho.N, lL'lliiuub apples 3.50 box. lUumnas I rc lb. 1 V. siinnioiw 3 Tor 21c. I.i'timn.---fctip U". IMiniiti-ti 4tvrt;ir lur. l-'loti.tii crnpffn.il MimJ. siC, (vr Iuijcv. ; fur a.'.c I'lurt.Ja Krupfruit Sue each. Ci anbvt tuts- H..C lb. Sturar. fain stiar $7.ny. , S'.ft TMNlt S 4'l l.bl. llanl ft-Jtratlon $i.40 bbl. Tuitllry Hpilntf frb-B 3S-3ic lb. ll'ii-- ;'.'." 3'c lb. Mcmu ami rth. Hrf twil 1? 4 t ISc. Chops ami ulruka 2iiftc lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 35c lb. H illbat S;c lb. M ' H INSTITUTION- i 1 .CPenneyGq "quality always at a Moving" 103 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon Oxford Style for School Cirli Gun Metal calf with Black Snake trim makes a modish everyday shoe for the school girl, with its jaunty bow tie and rounded toe. $3.98 Ties A re Smart for School Girls For everyday shoes noth ing is beMcr than Oxfords ar 1 these trim Ties with ruhber tap heels are just the thing for active girls. $3.98 Silk and Rayon Ribbed Hose A semi-dress hose school girls. Pair, 49c for Ones traps For a Tiny Miss i Even a Vcry-I.ittle-Laily pprcciates stvlish Patent One Straps with (Jolil Lizard tniny. . Later she will apprc- :i:ne the low price. Sizes )-4. 69c To Urine Suspect To Portland, Ore. POKTI.AXU.. Ore. Feb. 0. AI') I'oitl.iinl pdliie nnnouiiretl tht-y wtMild ibtain PNtnuIition p;i iters fur .M. C. Widuer, L'7. under nri-pst ut SpiK;inp clKti-L-od with lrintf a iiicitil.cr" uf a kih: which held up Hip .Mount .Sriti. state bank here Jan. I'l. Tun nf the robbers were shut ti death by A. J. Demurest cashier. Whiter was suiiht after ;in abandoned bullet starred autuliiu bile wuh found the day after the lmldup. in the yard of a house whieh he and hi wife had rented. They left the place on the day of llie rolihcry. :Mrs. Iemurc.-t. wife of the bank tabli-r. Identified a rou's gallery picture of W'ldu'er as the likenoMsi n'f one of I he rubber band. At leant nite other man wuh concerned In REDUCED PRICES ALL COATS FOR GIRLS OR SMALL WOMEN Will Be Closed Out 20 to 50 Off. High-grade Coats at Less than Wholesale NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Wben Women Went Back . to the Kitchen The kitchen, for .nany years, was the battleground of femi nism. The Mid Vic torian's woman's fa in o u s. trinity of "church, . children and kitchen" gradually gave way before ' the battlecry . of "Come Out ..of the Kitchen" and women did come out in ever increasing numbers until the World War and the scarcity of maids sent most of them scurry ing back in again. After all, women concluded, the kitchen was the workshop of the home, but if they could not change con ditions, at loast they could change the kitch en, which was respon sible for the modem slogan, "Color in your kitchen." Today it is surprising to note the charming decorative effects that can . be achieved by adapting the old fash ioned ginghams and percales of our child hood, into crisp, ruffly drapes or breakfast doilies. If your kitch en seems drab and cheerless, take a stroll thru our Cotton Goods Department. At a tri fling cost you can transform it into one of the most charming rooms in your house. jibe holdup, but. police have I uuunced no trace of hint. MI II" JtltOCl OI.I SOON UOSKIIL'UO. Ore.. Feb. fi. (Al' Carload movement of broccoli will commence from the Umj.'4 vatlev between Fnli 1.". im.l t'n :tcJ eordin to present expertntiuiisf The eruti Is nuit ni-iif i-iiniilH- ml early Mirains are ihav yiebllnp fnurt?; u -dii crates per day. These jure beiiiK Nhfpped by express ami' 1 auto freiKht chiefly to rortland amh Seattle. It is estimated 4 hat llijfl year's ernp will amount t in twceii 4IKJ and 5aa carload-;. Thi urowins comlitions have been Ideaf! and the uttalitv. as a result is 1 hrf: best hi the history of the industry. . f - ; I The ilevl) dances Willi delimit? when 11 inarric, I Wo ill 11 11 lipfiimi'W.:'' ratiiitted with another woman dj htisbiintl. 3mHsxL9y 1
