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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1928)
Friday, April 20, 1928 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Our foods are always fresh and in prime condition. Our canned goods arc new crop and not job lots or hold-overs. The best is here for you at prices that will always please. FEATURES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Shrimp P. S. fancy large shrimp. Make delicious salad. 3 cans 57c Genuine Cannon BATH TOWEl Beans Red Mexican beans fine for chili con came 5 pounds . 37c Peaches P. S. Melba or Sliced. Finest peaches canned 2 cans 43c fell 1ri Til - TT-Kif Coffee Si-vewel Coffee you will like the flavor 3 pounds $1145 Walnuts Improve your i-piiiijf dishes by adding wal-. nuts 2 pounds 47c WITH rUHCKAil Of Syrup Snowshoe Cane and Map'e. Flavor supreme 6-lb. can 65c ' Plato Oil Use Plato Oil for bcl ter mayonnaise, Quart can 49c V lO CAKES ef once CASTILE SPECIAL! An exquisite Cas tile! Daintily molded, hard milled, lasting, instant lather, instant rinsing. Ten Bars 89c t ' One Large Size Bath Towel Clorox For cleaning ail wood woi k. Removes stains too 2 bottles 37c Calumet Baking Powder "'ays Dependable-1-lb. can 27c Hominy V It E K Corn Meal This is new crop,, best ,' jrnido Eastern meal a-lb. bag 39c Preferred Stock Hom ''Jny, large white ker nels 3 cans 49c Raisins Sunkist Nectar or Buf fed, in sanitary car tons 2 packages 25c Rice JELL-0 All Flavors 3 packages 25c' Preferred Stock PEAS Tenter Melting 'Sugar Pure fiiie cane in cloth sacks 25.11). sack $1.89 Margarine C'irner's Nut, guaran teed pure, sweet and wholesome 3 pounds 55c Peanut Butter Blue Rose Head Rice. i.'j,,P Quality medium size SclwuU'oy Peanut But Market very firm, a ,,cas vml'i iko tlom 3 c'an's ter is good for the good buy 5 pounds children 1 mhiik1 can 38c 49c 28c Every Day Bargains Raspberries Preferred Stock, 1 No. 2 tin 40c Preferred Stock, 1 .r-oz bottle Pepper Sauce Either red or green, 1 5 oz. bottle 19c Maraschino Cherries For fruit salad, 1 5-oz. little 25c Olive Oil 40c Prepared Mustard Preferred Slink Dus.sel doiT, 1 S-tz. glass 17c Asparagus Preforied Stock picnic tips, t 1 l tin 25c Mapeline I'lvscent I 2-oz. glits 35c Kerr's Jelly New stink, m:ide from ripe fruijs, 1 ti-oz. glass 12c Vinegar A & L Perfectly clear, 1 21-oz. Uittle 25c Old Dutch Cleanser For healthful cleanliness. 1 tin Ik- Pimentos P. S. foi luncheon menus, 1 1-oz. tin 12J4c Lux Soap Flakes Esreially for silks, large package 28c Preferred Stock Pineapple Easy to prepare delicious to the taste 1 No. 2' i tin 32c Kellogg s Corn Flakes Fresh stock Krisp. 1 Keg. Pkg. 10c BEAR RAIDS IN STREET SUCCEED MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Prices in Stock Exchange Break Sharply Clos ing Is Irregular NKW YOltK, Apr. 20 (AP) Prices on (ho New Vork stuck ex change broke sharply at the open ing on selling Inspired by higher rediscount ihIps and the huge In crease In brokers' loiiriH, and (hen staged a remarkable recovery hieh wiped out most of the losses and Kent a score of Issue to now high mounds. Karly losses ranged from 2 lo 7 potntit, but strong buy ing quickly appeared und by early afternoon moie Oan a score Issues wore selling 2 lo li point above yesterday's final quotations. Trad ing was In tremendous volume. New York Tractions were agai'i Wheat May . .. July .... Sept CHICAGO MtAlX . ' Opra High Ixnv 1 (lose . j.V, K0 - l.f3 i;H,i.v ...t:)4tpiMj ia.vH i.v(t;: IF Hi A I.IVKKI'OOI. WHKAT IJVKHI'UOI. Apr. 211 AI') ('oh wheat: May 10m. July lis. Id; Oct. lis. l?iU. I'OllTIA.MI WHKAT I'OHTLANM. Ore.. Apr. SO (Al'l -Whral HUH hard white. 1.0 I : soft whltw. wewtein wlilie. Imrrl winter, $1.3!'; northern HprlnK, western red, $1.4. Outs No. t while feeil, T. Toduy's tar reeeptB Wheat 31; flour i: corn 1: hay 6. -'Poultry Prices Cent Lower AH Around Today IIK ACiO t'ASil I'llR'AQU. Apr. 20 AI') Wheit -No. 1 hard. Il.slfe; No. 1 northern sprlnK. $l.&9f I. Ho. fn-.i . inltu.1 l nr. ' y.. heavily bought In anticipation of aj Uttiiij; No.' yellow. l.'lUUf' 1.1 1. Oats No. 2 while, 6571e: No. 3 whtlf. 64f(ifl8i4c. No sales rye. x - Mill ley !I5 if4 Ut7. Timothy seod :t.4f.1M.:''i. Clover feed $-(.-& ij i'7.35. . favorable federal court decision on i the application for a 7c fare, j New peak prices for tho year, rr i tonxffr, were registered by l'. H. ' Leather coirunon'and preferred A. Container corporation, Otis Kteel ! I'rlor preferred and several otheisi. I The closing was Irregular. He- ;inarket In the last hour with a good J WIt(l t Itl SlUttipj , Ut'HI Ul lVlll-lllr.lllK III vVliavlUt 111 I I of the weekend holKuy which pro duced confusion. ' Dupout, It a d I o , InternatioiiHl i Nickel and Huuson Motors slid , down rather easily, while Inter- borough llapld Transit, Third Avi i SZE 5 V v w mr Close Unsettled , rilh'AOO. Apr. 2l (Af) Open ing ut I 14 to 2e off, ('hicago wheat nillied somewhat but sub' ... u, .it,....., i,.t. r,,.n!.n i seciuently dropped lower than be ,,.,! !). niU Kfin.ln iimil-...-.! ut r. ' f0r0- ('0r" Mr,tl outs Were UlSO Wi and the oils strode upward at a good rate. Tolul rules upproxlmut ed 3.7&U.0UU Hliares. on I:, corn starting ut to l'; dedine ;nd then keeping within Initial range. Provisions tended upward. - neat closed unsettled, 2 to Hie net lower: corn 1 to I-X" off: oats, 1 fa 1 c to 1 u down und provisions 5 to 25c up. I'OKTLANJ), Ore.. Apr. 2f (AD Poultry prices were- about a cent lower all around today, follow in r .reveial days of large. receipts. Ooo I f:ed broilers were none too plenli- fill and held steady. 1 Tountj-y dresst; meats showe 1 ( little change, with the market gen eially slow. Veal receipts coutln j tied heavy and the price weak j around ISn i:e. Other classes were iiuotably steady. 1 lluttcr and egg pi Ices were j steady and unchanged today. Yea I lerday's receipts of butter were M , 3 !i i pounds and of eggs 1.1 1 Z rases. Storage holdings were: Mut ter 11.773 pounds; - eggs 31.7M casei;. Wholesale produce prices were generally higiier toray on local markets caused by the continued rain and cold weather in nearby growing districts. Weather condi tions in California have likewise been unfavorable und early crops along the coast are generally back ward. .Spinach was scarce today und the market strong, best offerings going to the. trade at $1.1&aj 1.25 j per crate. - . . ' 1 f f I'OHTI.AM) MYHSTOCK lOltTLANI, Oie.. Apr. I'U (AP) I Cattle a.id .alea Heady; no . WOOI ItKPOIlT PCKTt)N. Apr. 20 (AP) The Commercial Itulletin tomorrow will say: i "The wool market Is luarklnv lime for the moment, as is ulso the case with the market for goods. Occasional small piecing out sales are reported and some buying for : warded by manufacturers when j riiniK prices suit, but the market as a Hteen. to 130 lbs., good. w hole Is no more than steady, n-I ; 1 1 Qi-12: j0 950 to II 00 lbs., good. though most dealers are optimistic! ji ir 12.25; do sou lbs. und up. icoiueining the future. medium, 9.75if 1 1.26; do common, t "In the west thero Is little that . 3.75; heifers. 850 lbs. down. is new. mattering purchases being-good. $10.25r 10.76: do common to at unchanged prices. !medluiu. $8.760'1O.2&; cows, good. "Koreign markets are generally ( $9.25 3.75; dQ common to med- iiulet with pilces barely steady In UIII $fl.75 3.25; do low cutlers. $1 Hradford. let 6.76; bulls, yearlings excluded, t "Mohair is tjuiet at the HKlern I gQOll U(,ef( $7, 7.65; do CHttor- to seaboard markets and mannfactur- j ,ediuin. tii7: calves. Mm lbs ers are by no means ready lo ah-f(OW medium to choice. $!.Row 01 b t he prices recently paid at country points." The Commercial Itulletin will publish the following wool, quota-, tlons tomorrow: . Scoured basis: Oregon fine and U.5o; do cull lo common. 7.buti 9.60 ; vealers. 111 1 1 k f eil, good t o choice. $1 2.7661 1 3,75; do medium. 1 0.75 tr 1 2.75; do cull to common, $8r 10.76. . ' v HniFfi itlenilv: reeeltilM f. l!.ri lurltiil. I l. Ml Staple, $1,151 I. IS; fine and.(n .M4 hlllnl Ihmiiirli. IImivvi doming. 9i i.uj; vaiiey iNO. W(.th, 25w to 350 lnp(iiUMl to .choice, JS-liff a. 26; mediuui weight j Original l-us average, ; 2t" lo 26o lbs., medium to clioic.1, v NOTU;K TO t'KKDI'l'OltS Pyorrhea Stopped Before You Pay 7 Day Free Trail Pyro-Chek Gum Treatment iuii i-iuiMiiaie uiceoiiig Rums, , In THE COUNT V COL'IIT OK TUB pyorrhea, bad breath and all i htatk ok oukgon kou un- ailmenU of the taeth and' in cuuhty. gums or it is f.ee. Lend for-,n ".'.? ll"l;.of " J".h 71 f . ' - uaimwiie, ueccapcu. -day free trial offer. If j .r 1M ,,. satisfied at the end of 7 davs , , . f., . , nA . " Notice 13 hereby ff veil that Joseph send us $1.00. If not, return' .. ,,,,., .i. .. ' . Kflward Hultezorc is the duly njj- the unused portion and it i,i nnrie.i ,..i .,i, COSts you nothllljr. oCIld yoUl' tor of the estuto of Joseph HiiIU- nailie linn adarOSS tOdaV. ,:iore. oeccaaert, and all pel-sons haV-Pyi'O-Cliek Co. 2315 W 9th I '" clui,l", "Salnst said eslalo are Ql T .... A. n i:r hereby required to present the suine n - h o A",el(!S' California. with pro,)el. vouchers alluehed Llept. . 'Adv. thereto to said administrator at Iji It's a SIZE 15 to the end-the collar of this amazing new shirt YOU can't shrink the new Everfit collar. We now have in stock a new line of Shirtcrafc shirts, the only shirts with which Everfit collars are made. Stop in and pick out a few. As long as you wear them no collar can pinch your neck, no creases or wrinkles can mar your appearance. " A splendid selection at $L75to$4.00 N. K. West & Co., Inc. The Man's Stoic Oiun-le, In Ion County, Oregon, within sjx months from tho 30tli day of .March, 3 U-S. JOSKI'II KlAVAltl) .HAlrKZOllK Administrator of the Hatatc of Joseph Italtczorc. Deceased. Hale of first publication, March :io, 1H2S. Date of last publication April 27, IS 28. Mar. 30 Apr. 6-U-20-27pd. What, shall It profit a man If he spend lils whole life in convincing himself ll-al he Is honest If he can't convince his neighbors. 1, 1.06. I Mohxlrs: 12 months. Oregon. f8"i "c f (traded slock: r-'irst comb ng, Sec: good carding,' 4&&if"e. (Hica;o uvi;srK'K I'HU'AOO. Apr. 20 (AIM I'. Department of Agriculture Hogs 2a.aii; uneven: mostly lo to 2.r.c, higher: top I o.4o pHld freely; j ch'tire 260 In 360 lbs.. $'.t.&n'f 10.20; 2oa to 26it lbs.. $:i.S5-i la.40. S.(lllftiD.30; light Weight. 160 to 7 5 j 200; lbs., littHliUtll' to' clinice'. '$D.2i !rl.5fi; light lights, i:ti to Itio lbs.', medium to choice. $S.:ioyi y.i'i; I packing sows, rough and smooth,! H. $6.60 41 7.50; slaughter pigs, '.mi lot 130 lbs., medium to choice. $S.26'(i !: feeder und stocker pigs. 7u lo 120 lbs., luediuni to choice. $7.7.'. 18.75. i (Soft or oily hogs and roasting rattle 2,uiHi; calves I. Mia; j pigs exciudeii in uoovc titiuiations). siangliter classes, steers, goo.l an l( Sheep and lambs steady: re choiee. Una to 1 5mi lbs.. $Uijeelpts SC. l-ambs. Si lbs. dnwn H.Bn; lion to 1300 lbs., $12 3' 'good to choice. $i:ifii 1;(; do, i2 lbs. 11.60; 96ii to I10O lbs.. $I3'i M.75:ilon. medium. $ t Mi i:t; do alii venters, milk fed. good and choice, weights, cull to common. II;! $10.60, M.fiii; medium. $t, spring lambs $1415; yearlin.ij cull and common. $i in; I wethers, lift lbs. down, medium toi .stocker ami feeder stem good an 1. choice. SI04i 12; ews, 120 lbs : choice, all weights. $ 1 l.5i4i 1 2.7 j. j down, medium to choice. $7.6m'.i Sheep 6.MMII: fat lanibn active, 1.60; do. X Jti to I5 lbs., mrdiuu: fullv 26c htKiier: lambs, good and . to choice. $.504i 7.50; do all choice. i2 lbs. down. $16.9041 IS. 16; medium. $I6.2.W 17.25: cut I an I common. $ ! .1.764 16: medium to choice. !'2 lbs.. $ I 6.50 'a 1 7. SO; ewes, medium to choice. 1 50 lbs. dow n. $'.!''( It.4n; feeder lambs, good and choice. $15.2516.90. weights, .50. cull to common. lOIM I,A.D I'KODIX I: I'OHTJjAND, Ore, Apr. 2lf (AP) Wholesale prices: Hotter steady. Portland dairy exchange net whole sale prices: Cubes extras 3!c; standards 3!c; prime firsts SS'8c; firsts 3 Sc. Creamery pitces; Prints ;tc oxer cube standards. l-:gs steady: fresh standard ex tras -d'.jc: fresh stamlnrd firsts 2le; fifhii medium extnis 22ac: fresh medium firsts 2 i t c. Pries.-s to retailers 2c over exchange prices. Association selling prices: tvxtias 2iic: Ilrsis 2,c; medium 2 iv: un lei-MUed 2"c. Il:iy sttady; buying prices: K.i st em Oiegou timothy $20.5-' 2 I ; do valley Jis -i l S.&: alfalfa $ISV l.s.5it; oat hay $l4.504il5; Mrav $:.a per U-n. Selling prlcts 2 a ton more. llidn to the fai mer: Hultertat steady; 4c station. 41c track, 43V4U r. o. b. Poitiand. Poultry Meay hens easy lo tc tower at 2 4c; light I520c; broil eis 3(Mt33c; pektn white ducks .tec: colored nominal; tuike, uliv 2 ' j 2 7c unions steady; local $ t f 2. 25 per CXM. Polatoen 75et $1.25 suck. Wool steady: K.istein itregoii :;34t4ov; MiUey medium 43c; coiise ii sc. Special Snowing roi irnv SAN KltANClSro, Apr. ?n (AP) t H. Bureau Agricultural Kcn nomics; Kryers, colored, 3 M's.. 4 1 l 4 He. Young roosters and pullets, co' ored, 3 to 4 lbs., 44''i 4iic: over i lbt. 4fi4i 46c. Capons, 44 4i 46c: dressed. 46 47c. WHKAT li:AI. 1U.P0UII.I1 I PKNDl.KTON, Apr. 20 (AP) -A dval n hleh w HI benellt the bulk wheat tarmei-s In the Helix region 'of I nmtiiiu county is nunouiued in (tie leasing of Hie grain i!evitor u waiebouse of- ti.e HcUx Mill ing company by the Interior Ware house tmmany. ctntolted by tai-four-Oitthne. This dul w Ul en ' able the ranchers lo bulk their giam instead tf sacking and taus cit!)MideitlMp expense. Il I I I KKAT SAN KHANlCO. Apr. 2( AP tlutterfat f. o. b. San rVaiictM j. 4 4o. M I XX K A POl. IS Minnesota. Ih.v IukkI home f I Jndtrgh. has added a fotir-yewr aeronautical engineer ing course to Its state university curricula, leading to ivbfV0- QUALITY BRUSHES sirr i. in iti (iiiaranlccd Men who shave them selves know luiw miieh iv bihmI talher bruli helps make a comftirt atde shave. Your Itexatl Drug Store his n good a ssort ment of tiuallty brushes at - very low prli-es.. SpI In rubber and KUur.tnlerd. 1'here is no tll a man will apprecbite imre. Prttes froiii 50 to $5.00 Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. ' Large U . of ana ama 11 Si izes 1 I? In this unusually attractive showing of new spring dresses atvi coats we have been fortunate in obtaining a good number of small and large sizes. This will, we lwlieve, interest you women who or dinarily have difficulty in finding the proper fit. But now we are prepared to take care of your needs come in, it is always a pleas ure to show you you may be sure that any garment "vou may choose from our stock is made of correct materials, skillfully tail ored to be authentic in design. Wear As You Pay , . t You too, can find buying here a pleasant and easy task. Hun dreds are using the privilege of buying out of income instead of savings. You can buy a suit, coat, dress or hat pav a little down and then arrange with our friendly credit man ior 'the balance in small weekly installments. The Cinderella Way stirs ru.vrs Cinderella Frock S2P - IMUvSNKX Mll.l,IM.tr
