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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1928)
Thursday, March 1, 1928 ! Page Elgfi! ES GRANDE ; EVENING OBSERVER I 1 I -3 I. : We Are Ready for Spring ;"" New Suits and Topcoats New Shirts - New Neckwear - New Hats p New Oxfords :- conic in, let us show you Fashion's latest decrees. Westenhaver Inc. ; .... i. "The Store For Men"; Wheat Irregular In Chicago Mart ' t'HM-AOO, Mar. 1 Al) .Jlurt Intf U lo o up. wheut luter scored sumo additional g-uiu. ('urn open. 1 unehansed to c hUher, and uft- orwurd , . showed advnnccs alt. around, put then dropped sharply, rririonft wt-nt up (?rad. How easy it is to balance your diet if you follow Nature's advice!. v. I JAI.ANCl'. U)i cat just so much protein, so much st;irch, sn much mineral matter. (loot! sulvirc! Yet tj get that halHiicc there's no need to fit mruls together disli by dwli. Natuiu lias tlunc t!ic Uiancing for uh in a single food whole wheat. .....Shredded Wheat is dl of the wheat simply steam-cooked, shredded and toasted. It supplies body-building protein's, energy-L'iving carbohy drates, mineral salts each in the right proportion along with vitamins and just enough bran to , keep your system clear. : V With milk or cream and sugar, or tapped with fruits or preserves, there's no dish more healthful, more satisfying. Why not give Shredded Wheat a daily place on your table? What simpler way-to balance your diet than by eating this naturally bahrticed food? Shredded WMt THE LARGE 12 OUNCK PACKAGE "NO ACCOUNT" circumstances. Savings will save you One Lone Dollar will start an account. Equitable Savings Bank Wheal closed hreRUlar, iy c. net lower In Vjt; advnnco, rorn nervous. to 1 liC down, oats vnryimr from 1 v, dccllno to Tio advance 'and ptovlnlon uni-hungcd to 12c up. HA.M KKANCJSCO, Mnr..l (AI) -XL H. Ilitrciu Airrlculturiil Ken- c rules Hrollers: i.ethorn 1 to 1 ' Vounfc rooaiors nnd pullets: Col ored, H to 4 I ha., 2f73Vc; over i 'Mm,, 8( tf iU.c, vovir diet scirnre tt n Of ten Result s From No Savings Account The man pictured above is like many other men. lie may have earned extra pond wages in his heyday, or lie may have al ways made ordinary wages. In ei titer event he had that "Only live once" idea and spent every cent he. made. Now look at him. Earning power gone, am bition gone, friends gone he has nothing left. No one en vies his position. But we all do rightly wish that we may never find ourselves in such HARMONY REIGNS IN DAIRY MARKET Four' Resignations Ten dered in Portland Ke cently Are Withdrawn J'01tTI,ANI, Ore., Mar. I AI') Haiiii'iiiy reigns ukuIh in tho Portland dairy exchange, with Win withdrawal of thu four resignations recently tendered by tlio poultry producers' association. I he Kates and J Jixon, t he M aria n I 'roducu company, and A. T. McCuullcy. A committee consisting of If. J. Holmes, A. T. MeCauhy, K. J. Dlv oi, K. 1,. Maitindate, .1. J. HhcMor, J'rofessor Hrnnt, of (J. A. ('., and L. A. Hrandcs was appointed on suggestion of K. .(. I'lxon to In-: vestlgate'chnrgcH which led to tho resignations. JJissatlsricU members alleged i that u few memberH of th ex-1 change were selling eggs ut priees1 other than those net ut regular trading sessions and that member-, Hlilp Hhould he restricted to bona' fide dealers In butter und eggs and dairy produce. No I five ('Iianges 'No changes In prices of either eggH or butter followed the session yeHterduy, although trading wuh nc- tlvo, Huttcrfat continues lo bring high prices with cr-u merles bid ding against each other keenly. Kggg are moving into storage n aoino amounts, the polling at pres ent approximating 700 cases, a tri in.iv . J" V""ilhan Wcdneiidiiy'g avermtn; monily iin... 1 i 1 ,u .v'i 1 II,.. ,l,Uu.,,l i.w.,.1 llln.lir.lu .... , . ' ,m,...b r : er figure. Voal was steady today at 20tfi 2 le, wliilo lumhH eohllnued In ood demand around i4 2Gc Ui a Hlmdo hlKlier Home culathie golm: on :, the poluto . lvl on. but pr re. not notlceahly ehanBcrt. nnd n.ove. ment continues uynruKe . rtnlon. are lllcuivlno quiet with piltca quoted Mleady. . j llroccoll rlhipinentH riom the I'limquii valley continue lieiivy hut I prices aro steady lo firm wllh the quallly of- the offerlnKS reporlod Kiiod and mostly of No. 1 Rrade tot''(,' 1 xi:w VOItK I'KI IT NHW YOHIC. Mar. 1 (Al') Irled fruits steady. . , 1 ; ; 1 lU'ri'KHI'A'l' HAN KHANI'IHCO, Mar. 1 (AP) iitiltcrrat f. b. b. Kan. e'runciseo, I I COLONIAL I I I I TIM'! I'AM1I.Y KNTKUTA1NM I'.N'P' . TODAY And JOHN C FLINN Ptisrvn HAhmSONFORD & PHYLLIS HAVER II . If IMi 95 ' Pathc News St R 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator Extremely Simple Unlike any electric refrigerator you have ever seen, the General Electric has no belts, fans, or drain-pipes. It has no mechanism under the cabinet and none in the basement. You never need touch it never need oil it. All you have to do is plug it into any electric outlet. Instantly it starts automatically it gives you perfect refrigeration. Your food needs scientific cold nil the year round. Get the benefits, the economics, the convenience of simplified electric refrigcra ticia and get them right away, W. H. Bohnenkamp Go MARKETNEWS OF THE DAY CI1ICA(;( U'lH'lll Mur.li Sluy .... Jul OJH11 ...131 i:tlK ...JilS MiJi ...AM l.lVivltl'OOly WIIIOAT UVIiltl'OOl,. Mar. 1 (Al") (iriiln clone: Wliiiiit Minvli His, I'td; May iuh, 8U; July 10a, 4 '.!. ' . I'omi.ANO WllllAi' 1'OliTI.ANI), Ore., Mar. 1 (AI-) Whi-Ht llllll hard while, l.40; liaril whUo MiivKtoiii, baart. I.3U: fudfiuUvn, Boft wliilo uud woalorn wlilln, .hard winlor, 11.21; liorllu.ni Hitrlnir. 11 ''S: wvatorn red. OhIh No. s wliilo food and No. 2 Bray, H4..MI, TodayVcai; rn-uliilH Wheal. BO; bailey, a;, flour, 10; oato, S; hay, 4. flllt'A(iO CASH rillOAGO. Mar. 1 (A1-) --No. 2 red, 1.M; No. Wheat hard, 1.37K. Corn No. 4 mixed, t84!llc No. 2 yellow, Dfi V. at y7 .y. c. Outs No. while. Sgft d: f&c; I io. wniie. riKuoc. I ltye No. si M7',i. I Marley 03ci f 1.04. ' Timothy seed 2.70 J.50. Clover Jr.i.l'D'u 26.75. 'HlfA;0 UVKSTOI K rillt'ACiU, Mar. 1 ( AP) I Jeparlllient. p.f AKrlcullilre IIoh IK lifili' .Mi.injl inn. tr.M. "nI'l, tradera nnd mnnll pack em I,C nillibup. l,l.l.lln T ' nitots , on 111. liBtwecn giude light iiKhlo uiiVmorn: top S.60 bulk ix'iior ei-nitn 1711 in v 1 11 ii n . .,K(1, s L, ,.,," 1, 1 L L J , , ,m strong to unevenly i,iBh0r; wclBlity kiiidH up mot: demand .d .. ,, 'v finished light . offering or klnd 8C,, v,m . ' t0c ,. ' nu. ,. ,,i,,,. ,.,..,. . ' , (.ii,--. i,..n, fot utl,' ... -n down to 113: market inn llr-lit vi.nl. UVH K0,t , choice nhlppcr and small killer kinds IMifi 14.G0: few 5 j r. , Hheip 3,000; l.ulk fat lambs slow: packers hlddlnc weak to low. er; few sales choice 80 to 84 Ihs. lambs to outsiders strong to 25c hlBhcr; upwind to $ 10.5U; better Blades 87 to 90 lb. lambs ellBlble around $1.1.50(1115,75; sheep slow, about steady; few sood to choice fat ewes Jllii 11.25; fccdlliB and .sheurliiB lambs unchanged; Hood kinds JI4.25S, 14.85."' FRIDAY mt muz Felix Shatters the Sheik (illAI.N Close Irregular In Wall Street; Sales 1,800,000 NKW YOflK. .Mar. I (Al') Slock prices lui net upward early 1 iuh afternoon urier piaytne un im portant part In the buying move ment, particularly in hucIi inin- us Aiiiei-leuii International, lulluanU liitmnatlonul Nickel, all of whiuli ! l ocorileij uubHtaiitta) kaliiH. Net ad-I van tea In the general lint ran from! 1 to 4 polntH, but these wero In-' tiM-Hp'eruL'd will-, a, 'yprlnkllnj; of, loHHeH ulmoHt an larse. Tlio closlni; ws Irregular, s'.t- j forta to extend the rise In the lute ufternoou under the leadernhlp or; General Motors and L. H. Hteel. I whirl) crowted 1!I8 and MO, res pec-I lively, were frunlrutisl when the bear element distributed Hirffe sell-' Inir orders In tfome of tho popular specialties. Kurly ffulns by Nanh I and Studebuker wore cut down ma- J terluljy und theri was a furl Iter; sliurp decline In Continental J tali ink A. Total sales approximated 1,800,000 shares. rOlMTAMJ MVKSTOCK POKTliANI), Ore., Mar. 1 (Al') f'attlo and ealves s toady, lte- cclpts Ineludiiitf 6. thioutfh. fltQpm (it)tni to 1200 pounds),; XQoa 9il.7rnfjj3.fin: dn niodium U20 lo Jjno pounds $1-2-9 2.6rt; do 800 pounds up niedluih $IO,50if 12: do ull weights common $9( 10.50; lielfers pood 8.10 pounds down $l(J.35rM0.r(; do comiiioii to im-! dium $!f 10.33; cows Rood $D.35'f j P. 7ft; do rotitinoh fo rnedluin $fl.75! FIND IT HERE Copj for litis (filiimn must be lu by V a. ui. ISSI'IIA.MU AM) IIU.MIS liui'ylliiiiic lnt litl'i' Iiimii'iiiii'o II. N lVl:.ST.KT CO. O. W. WAII.NOCK 1-13-tf i'ooKi:n ikod saij-j Sallliiluy. Miir. n, Cluaccnl Mutt Miii kol. tilvca liy I he t'n lyli'rinn Hll.lo class. 3-1-at liltltK.li iui.i;s I Ni'w thiiiKs iii-f dully jn-riviiiK at ltluhurilsun s Ai t anil Oifl ijliup, ull isiiitalilc tor brldh'v und paily prlzi's. 3-1-lt TIh Huiiif I.eaKtiu will liavi. n Itiianr uml t.'uolu-d hood .Salt' at tin- Mvlvilli- Hide, .Sutiiiday, Mar. :i 3-1 -t 1 l.ADII S ' j Mrs, Iviu Moshy lu iuiw ('OnitiM't imI with thu I'ulunlul lli'imty Khop. ' l''or aiipojatnii'iit call Alain f,:llt. 3-1-31 FARM LOANS: LOWEST HATK3. 1 SCHOOL FUNDS also BVallubln.1 U. S. DIXON, Foley BullJlng. i UA QHANDE. OHR. I j You will wa n t to sue ou r n v w stork of wallpaper. We have all, grades and all prices. Noah's. j ' a-i-it linisiitciiuiy, inYfitfuir, - Btitiop bolfM. etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. - - lr-t4tt s.m; ox imcti isi-: fkamim; Now Is the lime to have your pictures framed at u real saving. Take (hem to Itteuardson'a Art and Gift Khop. Special discount on all frames this week and 'invit. THE CONQUEROR U 10 Years Ago Today Tim a drniittc hili m4hhI iMi-kftlmll ti-ani won the i:niein OifKtiii t-liainphMi-shlp iaL vwnms t" lrfiat lug Itaker li T- tn 1 1. Smells I.Ike Spriii)? Spring Blossoms PERFUME Dainty, Delightful, Alluring L.&Ll)ruaCo. liy ill jf tt a AurroM-wae fi K II ill . II 1 II. n : itJcrmrrmM. m 1 - 1' helpful II II 'AVCASH III fmilirifl f ".ro.E. OXjI 108 Ctt3 wrong and Terqughgoing Values in .' ' .V Clothes for Men and Young Men f Giving the Dollar Its Juit Due. You are interested of course, in seeing that your dollars are spent where they will bring the greatest re turns In quality, quantity and satisfaction. The J. C. Tenney Company does not underestimate the value of the American dollar. Ve believe in giving it its just due. f That's why every dollar you spend here will bring you , a full . 100 cents' worth of value, and more, frequently, if based upon what others charge for the same quality of merchandise. . Buying for' our hundreds of stores, combined with effi cient, economical business ' methods, assures you quality merchandise at lowest possi ble prices, New Marathon Hats for Sprint0 Here's the "Paragon." our feature hat with stitched wtlt edge and curl brim. New browns and greys. Every detail of make and finish is of the best: satin lined. An exceptional value 1 ' $4.98 A World of Style With Dominant Value i Boys' Suits 2 Pairs Pants Two and three button model ; Vest ; one pair longirs and one . pair golf knickers; two pairs knick eri or two pain longirs. . $7.90 .i 9.25; low cilttrrs t cutlers $41 fi."5; .iiill.i yHrlhiKH rxcopti'd brf jrouil $77.4)0; lo fotnition und nu l tit in $U'( 7; (.hIvch Eoo poundH Jtiwn mctlluin In rholi-e $ 1 0 f 1 iJu cuHh to coiiuiion IMMO; vual-i-m milk fo.l I'ltoicc Si:tftiM: rlo iiKMlliim $11 'i Ki; Uu culls to com mon SS.&iiu U. IIorh sti'iuly, 1 1" all direct. Jlcuvy Mt'lght to aiM pountia ltu'dlutu to t'huUo $770fti S.7S; im-dlnni Hclffht -M(t to 250 puunds nicdtu.".) tu ciiulce $S.25ni y; liKhl Wflht ItiO to 200 - pounds medium to c.liuU-o S!fV9.2o: lltfiit lllils 130 to Hit pounds milium to ctiolco $!i,t09; packlnK hoK!, toukIi and smooth 4.5 jf 7.5-: enuughtrr ptg Depot St., La Grande, Oregon illWCfl Advance Spring Styles' Assured Quality Dominant Value . ill Men's' Worsted Pants - Well made in stripes and mixtures. Wonder ful values at these very low prices $3.98 to $5.90 Calf Oxford Half Rubber Heel' Boys, you can always use an extra pair of Oxfords . at this splendid price. Brown calf. rubber tap heel. $5.50 Ask to see the "Collegiate" model, the last word in style for young men. New light reya; Smart new tans; 7 ' Cassimere Twists J V Staunch Wool Fabrics; Built-in Quality . Patterned after the Young Men's own style ideas; made and finished to our own critical standards. See the suits at Extra Pants if Desired, $5.90 Boys' Shirts Printed Broadcloth Jut the thing for that boy of yours 1 Col lar attached; many stripe ef fects, white and colors. 98c ln to i:to choice fu S, pounds medium tu feeder and stock-1 er pirTM 7it to 130 pounds medium to choice stf v. Sheep am) In nibs steady. No receipts. Lambs K4 pounds down pood to choico 12ft 13.75: do me dium pounds down $loi 12: do culls to eommon all weights SHii 1; yearhns wethers to choice $$$ Ut; ewes 22 pounds dou medium lo choice ?7iS: do medium to choice Km to l".0 pounds $67; lit fiil Its In iibti i nils nil t ..(.. u JOtiG. I l'ltTI..M I'ltulU t i: rOUTI.AM), On-.. Mur. 1 (AD Whol.'snl iirlcvs: Ilutter steady. Portland dnlry exchHiidf net whole- 11 . Moderate Price All', thesi are included in the Suits for Men and Young Men. Worsteds in grey, brown, '.and blue; cassimeres and twists in greysi.ta.tis and brown. ' Plenly blue, lirown ; and crey serges and -blue, cheviot. Ve have gon? the limit in producing, these exceptional values at--7 "..'.'-V 'T.V Extra Pont if Desired, . 14.98 : Fine Broadcloth - ; Pajamas ; Featuring our own exclu sive printed patterns: shirt -collar or french neck; values outstanding at-- ' $1.98 "Commander" . A Spring Hat , Worthy of its name, the ."Commander" has' super style and quality. Made with bound edge and semi-curl brim. Shojvn in new light and medium greys and tans; satin lined. x Moderate in price at . $3.98 , Dress Shirts Excluslre Patterns Fancy printed broadcloth. and Rayon striped broad- clolh. hand, somely d e- signed. $1. ! uulu prices: -X'ulics. extras 46c; stunilunlH 4Cc: prliiH flmts 4.'. be: flrala 4 Ic. i:ruuiury prices: I'linlM 3c ovi r cube aluiidurll.H. ' JigKD sliady. IVcsh stanUartl i.x tras 26c: fresh ntuhdarcj firsts S4c; fresh medium exfrns S3e; rrcsli medium firsts 22e. l'riecs to re-taiTi-rs 3e over exchunce prices. As sociation selling prices: Kxtrss firsts 25c; mediums 24c: 1 under slMd 20e. . . liids lo tho fanner: Itulterrit steady. 4i!e station, 4 Tc truck. 6"i 63c f. o. Ii. I'ortlanil. , ' I'oulliy sti-udy: hfuvy hcn :' 24e:' liirht , 1541 20r; springs 31c: broilers 23 il 25c: pekin vltte uucks sue; colored nominal; tiK keys, alive, iotflTc. m 98!
