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41, io,". Page Elgrfl I GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, May 7, 1028 FIND IT HERE Copy for i hl column ihuhI be In bj ( tt, m. WIlnOll'S plants fill suln "I Htuiiv'B Grocery on ami niter May 15. - - ' 5-7-ilt IH'NIMISS THAIMM'' i,uKalle KxtviiHton university. f Chicago, Ik hHplnj; men und wom en to increase their cumins' ca pnrlly. Cull Jt A Jcwiild. l.n Grande holnl, May K find V. 6-7-2(p (.ItAIM.VIION The iliiiiKH that (ho boy und kIN , frrudiiutti will appreciate iiiohI will; ho round, tit Hlchurdsons Art und: (lift Hhop. The latest itroattonH In ladles party pursca. sachet Ijuhh, boudoir uecewiorles, und graduation cards, atom? Willi hunditulH of olli er new und suitable articles. - : , 6-7-Ct I.NSt ItAM I; ASH liONDS ' K very thintf Hut Ufo Insurance IJ. M. IWIvSTMKNT IX. . O. W. W A KNOCK ' ; 1-13-tfj J will not ho responsible Tor any debts contracted liy my uifu, Kl or JO. 1. BTKINmiAM, ' . JXll KALE J' ltHL ClllSM il'Ult tlX'CS, 85e uplcco or fil.uo pop doz while ihey Inst. Corner Hpruco und Aduins.' 6-7-4t CArltU Til A.N Ko ' Wo wish to ; thunlc our many friends who ho Kindly expressed tin lr lovlriff sympathy to u dut-lntr I ho Illness and death of wife ami mother, MiibkIo Kerry. AIho for tho beautiful floral offorlnffs. v . ! ' W. 11. Jiorry and children,". ! Claude, Add, Kalp)i, Uoan, i -lliiffh, lOulu und John. 6-7-llp MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Wliral Slny .... Inly ... Kepi. ... VniVAUO.UHAtti ' ' 0mii . . .- HlKll ' lW 'lif.ii ..mi(il2 ma i: iftftii ir.y,i'. .f.lfll ' iui tat 1 I -.' Kill . IMtW - ",u INK J 4 lft4 Country Dressed ! V Zteef w Demand 10 Years Ago Today Mr. iiimI Mrs. left for n Hi vmila. i;. iivcrH J'cims)!- Bc Prepared For Your Trips POWDERS ' CREAMS DENTIFRICES BRUSHES RAGS and CASES Outfit At The L&LDruffCo. I'Ofl'I'I.AMl WIIKAT IVIITUNII, Ore, Muy 7 (Al") Wheal HUH taunl . while, 1.03; ttatl whllo, ll.TiO; : woHtorn while, $1.4!'; hurd wlntor, wcHicrn red, l.3!i; nurthvrn Hpriim, l.n. Oulu No. 2 white ttx'l. 140.50. Totlity'H cuv. roMipi-t-Whi!at VG; ImrU'y J; flour: ID: corn 4: oulu 3; liuy 4. fc v, ; , t'lll;.Ui(fc,CAISK CIIICAOO, May 1 (Al' Wlicut No. 2. .hlirU, tlM Mi ! Ni. 4 inJxi'd, rl.ria 4. ; : i : roin No a wjNMi;,'.'f l.iotitr 1.11; No. i yclldwj ;.t5' 1.13. . Outs No. 2 wIiIIb, . . smufUKc! No. 3 wllllv, tSOtyfrJu. Kyn No Hulr-n. . -t . i : Hiirkiy Itl'c (.$!. 07, Timoltiy mtd-$a.of 4.HSI -.Clover -neea $l.6U4S.tv, .v. f : . -j . i-ortri.A.VK I'HoiH t i; l'OItTI,AN.l, Oro., Muy 7 (Al') , i i.. it ..,.,.., I 0 I, (luivouio ui ivVHi PUUUI. nn:auji ! .K,.TTAK.:ACHAM-K ",w,r at 23c o the pouUry ,urU,t r'rTl"ei-r M ,, nol imv to diivo with ii'" moinmif unu coiorru uronorn : ;i, ulndHliliild or nidi.- kIiiks ivoro ounlor -lit 2S1i 30c. i,.i. vnn ,.im not ino rillnd utiduckB wore flimor ,,,ll ,.t nt i l.md(ioir Art und. wlillo younir giiomi wro ony ut 20 I (lift Hhiip. 0-7-lit fresh medium, oxtran 23e; fresh I I.AH'N MdWHIlS J No need l-o borrow from your iii'iKlilmr wlH'ii you (ii n buy one I rnini iw .for 19.36.. MuIvIIIcb. ' .'.'..''...(... D-3-lit . I i niiKTI.AN'll. ('in... Miiv 7 (Al1) I (.AIIIII.N IIOSi; I 'I'hi.re wiih Kood eull for nil I You ill" Movlntf on Klirdcn hose ; chuimiH of country. dreHMiMl ln.'ef on I wlii'ii yoa "tin buy II Kiiiu unlned j wliolemilo iiumiI inurlfelH tlilH morn-j 1 ut t4u u foot ut Melville a. . . J Iiik und prluos wero Kcnurully j G-3-flti Hlronif. Veal wan HUewliie III bet ter demand und Bold freely uround NEW FLEET CHIEF 1 P'AltM I .OA NH; LOWKKT KATKM. II. K. IUXON, KOI.IOV ItUHi. ,A OKANDK, OUKOON 4-13-1.il llciimd. chin, ploailliK, hut (on holes, clc. iNoilon'H UJiidlc Shop. Ike lo u Hlntdt! hltfhor; drnuind for Hprliijr In in Ijs continued uctlve at :t(Kt-3LV, wlitlo old crop lamhH brought uh IiIkIi a 2 He. i)ealoiH look for an ottninu; In t ho piice of lamhH -later In tho wtudc. ut 2&ff3Me; huIc pricofl; Cubes -extras . 4 Id Yountf "ndurdH 3&c; pi line flrnts 39v; Prints Ho over .cube atundardrj. . ; fi25e. - Other. clasHen of poultry . '' T''1': T Ul"ui;;; MM u(ftn lu llB I ,,. u'lit,. aiiv, 11 1.-0II auiiimiru iiihib tiv supplies ample to satisfy demand JIOIHi;ll'H I)AV MaILi.,'. Ilnv Ik Mnmliiv. Mliv 1!1. Visit lililinrdson's Art und (llft'und unehunued with demand ac- Hlmii ui.il the wonderful seloe-ftlvo for (ill grades, und receipt Hon of tlilnus sultulilo for tho . 'airly heavy. Mother's iJay leineinbrunce. llutlor und eB prices were slcudy iatumflnrt )4c'' '" to rq ,,, ,.hn.i ..in, ri.mi.na ,..i tailors 2c over exfliniiKe- prices ,5'7-Ct Wilson's plnnls on uJe nt Slone'n Oi occi-y on und uflor Muy J fi. . :; -v: : . ,.'', 6-7.31 BARGAINS Boys' Cloth Hats, sizes 6 to 7. . . .25c Boys' Caps, all sizes. ... . . $1 1 Infants' Shoes and Slippers : . . . 50c School Dresses, ages 7 to 14 . ... . 50c Girls' Hats, all sizes. .......... .$1 Pull Over Sweaters, ages 2 to 4 . . 89c Several other Close Outs, less than One-Half Price , NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP What few Oreuon yellow Dan- vers wore offered broiltflit from 13 to $4. depending on uuullly. ces. Ansoclution selling, prices: ;Kxtrus 26c: firsts 25c; medium 24c;,, un derslacd 20c. ; ' . : .. ' ' '".(. Huy steady: huyinff prices: Kasi oin Oregon timothy $20.6041.21: do valley $ W it 19.60; . nlfulfu $I9 19.60;: out hay. $l'6.60 10;: straw $9.60 per ion. ' Helling prices flllCAt;0 MVKSTOCTK LlIIIIMnn Unu 1 IAIM IT. u Department of AKiicutuIro Hogs ton "" 30,000; mostly 15 to 26c hlgherj Ihun I'YIduy's average: top. $10. 25' puld for cholco 260-360 lbs. $9.40 ti III; 200 to 260Jbs $9.60i 10.26. (;ulllo I 4,001); 'calves 4,000; kill ing classes slrobg to 2fic higher: weighty steers $14,601 slaughter classes steers, good und choice 1300 lo 1100 lbs.. $l3ii.4.75: 1000 to 1.1 (Ml lbs.. $131114.76: 960 to 1100 lbs., $131(14.76. Vealers, milk fed, good -and choice, $12M1; $1 f.oof 12; Blocker and feeder Bleera. good and choice, all weights $12.76. : . " . -. - .,. ., " : Hlieep 12,000: 'spring lulllbs . .," l.'fcrsCX) l'ltUIT '': :. mostly steady; Improved uallty. KApj nt aNC'IHCO. May 7 (Al1) considered ful luuibs steady; sheep -Kcderal Sluto Market News Herv weak: spring feeding l.uinbs uu- lec--Apples: (UoxeJi) California changed: slaughter cIufbob spring Newtown Pippins, 4 tier, 1.75f lambs, good and choice 92 lbs. 2.60; 3 ',i llor,: $2.261i'2. 76: poorer dow n, $161)10.76: medium $ 1 4 id ' 0w us $ I. Oregon and Washlng- Illds to the 'farmer::- '..-i:.,.' Milk steady; raw milk .(4 - per cent) $2,30 cwt. f; o. b, Portland.:'-. I Huttcrfat- 40c statloA. '4 IC track, , 43 in 44c f. o. b. Portland. ' ' lHllry sleady; heavy heqs 24o; light l,20u:, broilers 241i30c; pekin .while ducks 27c; colored nominal: turkeys, alive, 26f'27c.. I Onions steady; .local ll.75g2.26 per cwt, ' ; . -. ,. -' ; .., ': medluml 1 OUUOCH a'sauy,- U'ClH saeii. MUlltlir MltUUfi iuiih UllipiU UUi do short 3SH 46c; kid 76c. . ton 16.26: me. Hum lo choice. 92 lo loo lbs., $13. 251' III; ewes, medium to j.jj. choice 160 lbs. down, $11.2611' 9. MVKIII'OOl, WllllAT . I.IVUIU'OOI,, Muy 7 (Al') ('Info wheal: Muy lis July lis 3i: Oct. lis, Homo ben ul lis XK, $2,764( fancy, ' $2.50 p 3 ; Newtown ripplnn XI'V $3.25113.60: fancy $2.751i S.2S; Wlnesaps XI'". $3.26(! 3.61):. fancy- $2.76fril.l.G:- Arkansils Ulacks XF, $3.16C(i 3.26; fancy $2.76(1 3. ' .;',- :-.-' ,:. t 1. Y t t t y t T ? ? ? f ? ? ? ? f t ? ? ? t f ? f ? ? ? ? Y ? ? Y ? Y Y ? ? ? Y ? ? r t. When You Miss ' - i:'';i,!'i.'i,i.i:..' : A.,1;. '(t'- -, .;. Your Observer- - j;'. Call Main 24 And a copy will be delivered at once free of charge. For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy onlycall the office direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid errors in service. The Evening Observer Main 37 Y Y t ,Y 7 Y f ? T t t Y i t t Y Y i X X X Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y XKW 'OIIK Plll'IT NHW VUIIK, May 1 (Al") Kvaporated apples steady: choice 17 14 41.18c: funcy lMrlcv " prunes firm; Cullforn'ans S&sc.; Oregon, 71f3'!4c. J ' , . Apricots iiulel; slundurd 1 Hi 12c: cholcn 14 Vi 1( 17 'jc; extia cholco 1711 210. .'.:", ,- I'eachcs steady: standard 11 X ii) I21iei choice 'l V; u cxlra cholco 12 f I? Mc. STOCKS SOAR IN BULLISH ATTACK General Motors Hits New High Other Stocks. Go to High Levels "'NWW VOIIK, May 7 (AP)Ko freshed by a two-day holiday. Hpec iilatorH for. , the , udvaneo toduy brought about another h weeping advance In ptlecs on the New Vorlc stock eKehaiiffe. i'rlces of active HtnekH wore quickly hid up a to nearly 10 poIntH with seveial in dividual trunHuctions ranfflnfj from 6,000. lo, Jtf.OOU HhareH. itadlo opened $7.75 a hIuiio higher at SI1H and Clnernl Mootra 8 ho wed un Initial gain of $G.25 ut, 110, a new hlirh rfif'finl. . NKW ' YOllK, Muy 7 (AP) ' lng ttt Jto .1 cadvunce'i.t MUtl trndei-H launched another of-' flu,'tu,lttstl ''apl'l'V at: near, lo the fehttlvVon the New York exehanso ,n,tul 'orn, oalfl And pro- today and 'Hkmuh" rushed to cover Vlwlons avomireU' hlffhor also, .with a .pilces.Hoared $2 to nearly $IG corn etai-Un H to Ic. up ana buB a aharo. Ho groat wan tho voluino '.lently continued firm. ; . : of trading that tho.tlckvr fell nefir-! Wheat closed nervous, to s ly.45 nilnutes behind the market net lower; corn -varying' .frdhv Ci by early .afternoon. Moro 'than decline lo. o advoneci. oats 'to 'three score Individual Itsues wero c off and provisions at 7c Ket llftod, to new peak prices for the back to a rlso of l&v.., S' ;3 , ' ' ye'ai or longer. There wero no newj ' .' '' -".'- , -? ... -' - 'f; developments over the weekend to' explain the tremendous volume off buyln Vice-Admiral W. V. Pratt is scheduled to become comniHudr er-ln-chief of tlio American bat tie. fleet, or the west coast sec tiuu of tho navy, uiien tho ve sela return from their maneu vers off Huwall," J'ratt-.now coiii mandH thd- buttleyhip dlvlslonsV Ie suoceeds Admiral 1.; It. ,dp v ': ! Stolfuor. :;, ; ,' v: Wheat Nervous, W i; Lower At Cloge Ranks lalled about 1 5,000,000 in . rJ1' loans by early uflernoon but the uppearet!' to hit a large surplus of funds itvallablo at tho renewal ratu of 6 per cent on call louns. . Klectrlc Autollto soared nearly 14 pnlnls to a new pwik ut 203 . American bank note extended Its gain to nearly U points by touch ing 137. . Cunadlui l'acific climbed 7 points lo 21M, the highest price In i2 yeaiH, and Jersey Central sold ut 135 for the first time alnco l'J12. General Motors ran Into heuvy pro fit-taking after creating a new peak at 210, but held . wlthla a ' few points of that -level. Gains of -2, to d puiuiH wuru auuiiuieu uiruiigiiuuii the list. . ' , 'Die closing was strong. Now fa-j vorltea loQineil up in late dealings.! including tho American Tobuceo, International Combustion Kngi- neering,. I'urity Halting and Vanad ium Steel shares, in which ad vances ran from 4 to 7 points. The Airplane stocks took a new flight Into higher territory and there was further accumulation of "'bluo chlpSj'. Uupont selling above 4U0. Total sales approximated 4,500,000 Hliarey.' , Dt'TTJOftFAT i, lANt'lHCO, Mu:y', f-(AI') a. b." Han hVanclsco, fhA OKAM1K W'UOI!UiE ioiilirr (Ufo wi'lgliO ' prlnga I6fi?l8c lb. i Heavy henalsj Ifio lb.- : l.ig'it iilifQo lb. " o V Staffsso lb. , . . Floiir. " ; Ns Hard Federation (hard vbat) $7.60 hbi. 1 :fi;V' -;-V boft wheat 17,40 bbV ' '.- --, " TOItTIiAXO MVIOSTOC'K " POUTIANl). Ore., May 7 (Al) Keceipts 17KT., Including 3.1! di rect or through; calves GG. Steers and she. stock steady to. slrong;. calves - and vealers GOc higher; steers. J 100 to 1300 lbs.; good, JIGftl J2.2B; lnf '150 to 1000 lbs., good, $1 1.60 iU 12.50: do, 800 and up, medium, $!i.75( 11.50; do com mon, $8.60 4f U.75; heifers, SG0 llm. down, good, lO.GOfij 1 1 : do com mon to medium, $S.75i 10,50; cows,., good, $!i.25(i; fl.76; do com mon to medium, $711,25; do low cullers. $57; bulls, yearlings ex cluded, gooil beef, $7.76(11.8.50; do eutter to medlnin, $ 7 ft 7.75; calves, G00 lbs. down, medium to choice, $8. 50 fi 10.50; do( cull' to common, $11.60 8.50; vealers. milk fed, good lo choice. $i2:rori i:i.6o: do medium. $ lO.fiOfti 1 2.26; cull to common, $7Vrto.50. Hogs Keceipts 37t)5, including 340 direct or through; 35 lo 60c lower than last Monday. Heavy weight. 250 to 350 lbs., medium to choice, $! 10; medium weight. 200 to 250 lbs., medium to choice-, $0.254f lU.&o: light weight. Kio to J00 lbs., medium to choice. $10.60 smooth, 4?T.iaf x,nr, sTuugnier pigs, .t0 to 130 lbs., medium to choice. $N.76i-9.60. (Soft or oily hogH and rousting pigs excluded ln"T-bovo fiiutut Ions). Sheep und Inmbs steady, receipts 1746. Including 2M direct or through. l.umbs. y2 lbs. down, good to choice. $12.261 13; do fl2 lbs. down, medium, $ 1 0.75 At 1 2125; do, all wights, cull to common, $!i.50ft 10.76: spring lambs. $13. 6 ii 14.50; yearling welhets, 1 10 lbs. down, medium to choice,' $!0tW 12; ewes, 120 lbs., down, medium lo choice, $1.50?(. 7.50; do 120 to 150 lbs., medium lo choice, $5. 501 7. A'iAAAAA Aa A A A A A A A A A . . .. .. .. .. . .. . a a a 1 University Dads I it Session Today l'fUTI,ANl. Ore.. Muy 7 (AD With liruce Dennis, of Klamath Falls. president, presiding the executive committee' of the Uni versity of Oregon Dads, u state wide organization, met at. a break fast hero yesterday. President A. 11. Hull, uf the university, assured the committee of his earnest co operation In matters of student welfare In which the organisation is Interested. Members of the committee will spend May 24 ib Kiigene. Inspecting buildings and I tivest tga ting work of the various departments. The committee will meet next lit t 'rater 1 -uke lodge, July 9. as guests of Klchnrd V. Price, 'manager of the lodge. LA GJrtANDE IX ItTI Al t .MAURETI Kuttor, oreauipry 47c:; il Ilia. DOo Kggs jao dovi. ':.:!.-.. i I Cheese &&34oc a ' pound 1 Uonuy, oomlt lb . i . - x " ' Veirritablw. 1 . . 4 Polato'os 1 ya. lb; $1 1.2b per; cwt. New polulocs 2 lbs. for 26c. Mlrwn Pous rlfic lb. :J Hiring beajis--25q lb. -;' -'- 'i- Mexican lomatoes 25c lb. Parsley be bunch. . :' ''.,.. . Ncw TexuK cabbage Die- lb- V' r Wax onions-61 lb. 260. '" l.eltuce -10c head. Kjulive-r l Go; 8 for 25c::" ' " Hhtlburb JJ jbs. 2GC . ''; : V Celery 1 5o bunch; heuiia 20c. Squash fia lb.- r . ;. I Ilolhoviso cucumbiu's 26c cacli,. Hunch cu riots loc bunch. k --" . liuncli beetsrloc bunch, . Hod c(ibbnge--10c IIk.vv. ' ' Turnips J0e 8 for 25c; K rf Yellow on ions -6c lb. - . JtadlKhes 5o bunch.., . . 1 .. . . Aspuragus ICu lb.: 2 for 25c. Green onions 6c bunch, . Parsnips Bo lb, ' ; nrussela sprouts 25c lb. Rutabagas '60 lb. . . v- New WalluValla splnueh4 lbs. 25c. - j. - 1 , A (tic Ii ok os 20c eacb. Pnil. .'. " Apples Jouutban, Homes, Bclo f lowers. $1.60 bo.Y. . HtVa wherries--2 for 3Go W on d e r w hat t h ey 11 ned riKhis Ur berre aviators flying over weans? copy-begnn ;v" . v. . ..V. ' For Diving Your problem is solved un Httnictlve.v fash ionaldu H w 1 m K a p which will give you service. : Ituilt sturdily to stand everyday Use, yet bril liant enough to be no ticeable un the head. . SWIM KAPS Thla type cap has a chin strap. Kits snugly," but dues not. bind. Wears well, Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. ANATION-WIDC INSTITUTION' f ill INSTITUTION' M II r ih m lillH fi 11I V i; "quality alway at a uavtng 108 Depot St. . La Grande, Ore. MayiWeek of White ; Timely Values Invite . Careful Shoppers Broadcloth Wicl Range of '(.i. ' '- ",,Fm Colon ' This popular fabric make, iinirt1 useful jummer frocks "that tan. be gashed again and again., : The. colors are attractive, f Yard ' - ' 49c Jap Pongee -.i First dtoicc mnaixatli silk nat v nrilt PiR-' 'jYafd, : , ; 7 Slipsheen ! Non-CUng ' - An ideal white fabric for costume slip,. Yard, So Pretty : New Batiste Prints '' Tlily.. are danttv and of fine quality. Yard f 29c 33c 39c! "Fanchon" ; y-, A vii Novelties V .... Attractive rayon mixed fabrics, 32 inches wide. 23c "Ramona" r , Fast Color Suiting - "."The splendid,-firm 'quality Of this fabric makes it a favorite with, hundreds of women. - It washes beauti fully and comes in several color,., Yard , . 39c "We Can Now Get TKe Things We ' Want and Have i Money Left.' i . . , We were planning to open one of our stores in a far Western town, and the u s u a J an nouncement had been ' made in the , newspa pers of the city. Shortly after that one of our ' good customers ' in an adjoining state received the following letter from her niece: "We are so glad that we are to have a Pen ney Store here. We can now get the. thing we want and have, money left." . ' ' Well expressedisn't it I We couldn't have done better if we had written' the letter to or-'-'der. : For after all that is exactly the aim of every Penney Store to give you the " things you want and then-let you depart with some money left over. ' Of course we try to serve you courteously' and efficiently. ' A Pen ney Store i3 a "homey" 1 place, tooV but the solid rock : on 1 which we founded our business giving the people want at a can afford. You can't beat it. 13 is what they price they ,! yUununiia-10c lb. j .Porainnnong -2 tor 2Gc. $ i.cinbn 4IK; doK. . ' jJIOl'UIIBOS 60tTo lion. . -'yiorlda Krauofi ult Med. size, J tor 26c: larsro, 2 for 3Sc. 1 Florlila grapefruit -2lio eacb. Kairar. . - (- -i Cane sugar $7.14. v '.1 ' " - Flour. , ' i 80ft wheat 18.40 Ijhl. J' Hard feilerhllon 8.4u bhl. ib. .'- . " , '! I'oullry. Bprlnp fries 28-30c lions 2BiUaoc Ib. "'; : :. itleats and I''!Kh. ... Beef boil -12 ',4 18c. Chops -und steuks 30c lb. Sttlinon '(sliictly frush) 30i 45c Uullbut S5c Ib. " ' Oasollnc, . Oavolliii, regular, retails. :o- for fifty thousand ' women a home test in May of blEADOWASHING! 1 . . and trim. Don't buy-il yet. Try this test If it wins you, terms to suit HIS purse. Phone now. .Al- :iJflWMMU.-..?T. t '-Il PHONE for this unusual FREE test. We guar ; ante to wash any rag ruff in 4 minutes. CLEAN I i By making; water do all the work, Meadowashing means fast Washing that J fabrics thrive on. - i; Hand results without hand rubbing! , See the washer ; compact and decorative enough for modern kitchen ettes. But with the largest ; washing capacity in the world. Greatest water action ever known because clothes fric- tion ; is eliminated. . Inde .. otructiblc tub of . copper ' jacketed in steel. Balloon wringer rolls. Natty finish THE MEADOWS MFG. CO, BLOOM1NGTON, ILL, U. S. A. Accept our mutual offar, FREE. Phone now. ' W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. . - If MMWMify 1 ' g Either ga$ or eiaanc drive A
