Fapre EfcTil
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, June 7192&
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This Store ,
. Closed
This Afternoon
Tor the
Union Stock
Show
Tim Mom I'm- Mill
I'lioiiu Main HIS!
Cli-anliitc' ami )i-i-..iiiu' '
SUMMER FRUITS ' '
ARRIVING HERE
Watermelons, Cantaloupes
and Apricots Already 1
Being Offered
Logan and Bryan
To Face Action
.' rOll.TJ.ANl), tore;. Juno 7 (Al'j
Hull wan lo tic flleil In Tuconm,
VV'usli., today ugulnist ' l.omin &
Uryun, necking to recover S3C203
In securities alleged to liuvc been
turned ovct lo tlin New York firm
by Overlieok & Cooke, which wont
biinkront In Junuary. J. O. A.--nohl,
1'ortland attorney, suld he
would riln (he nuil1 In li. lmir of
huimu (liapclle, whb claimed a
lima of lll.4r.ft. The hullincri of
$.ib,2M3 rcprcHcnted claims trana
fcrrcil to the ilalntlff by other
purlieu.
is) s)GS)sms)S)sjs)0s)G oqsjosjos)
10 Years Ago
With iitiTim-lonH iilrcriily In the
iniirki'tf thW wfuk, cantaloupes
ccuhIii.'c to lit a novelty, and ujirl
cntH In (fioct-ry 'wlndowK, the In
flux Of Hiimmor fruity Jinjf deft
nltt'ly hi'Kiin. (Iroroiii ieporlI
IIiIh iiiomlniT that peuchcx uml
plums would probably bo tn market
nvor tlio weekend, liioutfh they I
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
' CHICAGO tiltAI.V
Wheat Oimh lllKh
July Il2(jii:i '
Hi-in ill I ii'A , tly3
iii-i- lid I l 14 'ht
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wer)? uniililc to quote prices yet. ' jij.
u i:id-ooi; m: at
I.I VKIll'OOI., June 7 (AIM
r-lumi wheat: July iUa, Oct.
10a, d; J'ec. ion, s 04 a. .
IMlltll.AM) WIIK.Vr
I'OltTI.ANI), Ore., Juno 7 AI')'
When I lilR llend llluentelli, huril
white, $I.4S; Hoft white ifnd weal-et-n
white,. II. 4-; hard winter,
northern Hpring and western red,
(lats No. 2,' 3d Hi.', white food,
Watermelon are olKl.t cenla and I
upiicotH.lwo for 85 cents.
I,A (JUAMIK WHOIiKSAtiE
MAIIKKTH .
'oniirr (me wlghti ...
Hprlni.ii 16 j mo Ih.
Heavy honv Itfl 16a IU... . ...
IJuht hens 10c lb..
Stum So lb.
Flour, r
Hard Federation (bard wheat)
-17. 0 bbl.
bolt wheat 17.4(1 ho',
Today
mIk(h" (luvHy, pi'iiiMtucitt
alliiele. Iiuh t'lillslnl In tlio
uriiiy.
OILMAN!
Here Is it real iiiic
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All For
35 c1
j L.&L. Drug Co.
LA GRANDE niCI AIL, MAKKETfl
Dairy.
Huttor, creamery 47c; 2 Iba. 90c
Krbs 25c a do
Cheese li Avo m pound
Honey, comb tie lb.
Veirrluir, ' ' .
Potatoes H bs. 25c: 4;ic ?ac.
Now- potatoes 3 lbs. for 2 fie.
Oreou Ieas 15c lb.; 2 for 2&c.'t
Btrlnff beans 26c lb.
Muxlcun fonmtoetf 20c lb.
Parsley be bunch.
New Textm cabbaae 10c lb. i
Wax onions 4 Ins. 2Dc. ?
Lettuce iOo head. 'i
Kndlvo 16c; 2 for 26a
Jthuburb 4 lbs. 26c.
Yellow onions Ro lb,
HadlHlieH 6o bunch. ;
Hothouse cuciimbiM 15c cuch.
Hunch ciinotH B for 16c.
Hunch .beet 2 for 15c. , ,
Hd' cuhbuRo I oo lb.
'J'urnlps-r-,2 for 16c. ,
Celery 26c bunch,
llothou.sit lettuce 26c lb.
AHp;iruua luc lb.
j G roe ii onions 6c bunch.
Parsnips 6e lb. .
HiUM.sels sprouts 264 lb. -
Rutai nftHJi 6o lb.
, Now Walla ATilla spinach 6c lb
I Artichokes hoc eucn.
I'ViiHu.
I Apples Jonathan, Homes, lieJle
j flowers. $1.60 box.- .
lMelOHH- lie lb.
llfiiiM'-K' uu n wtmwlM't rli-H 1 nc.
llooil Uiver Htiuwbcri'les Ific.
I (iOdSi'herrh'H 6e (t.
i Hiinnrms 10c lb.
Perslniitionn 2 for 26o. i,
j l.oinoin 40c Oiva,
Ot'llttKt'H 60ff'7(iG Uuz. , '
' tMterrles t6c box.
I Florida Kinpefrult Med, nUe, 3
for 26c; laiKO, 2 for H6o.
Kloiidu gnipofruit 2"n ench.
Todny'H cur receipts: Wheal 12;
flour 3; liay 3. "
lll('A;0 CASH ; v
i'HICAOO, June 7 ( AP j'heut
No. 2 hard, $1.47; No. 1 north
ern HUlm;, $1.42. ..
' Coi n No. 2 mixed, V$1.0Q
1.00; No. 2 yellow, l.07fl.K. .
Oats No. 2 white, 70 Pi 72 i6c;
No. 3 white. 60 70c.
Itye No Males.
Hurley liXctff $1.03.
Timothy seed $4.10ff( 4.85,
Clover seed $ I 'J.l&oi 27,
ilard $1 1.70. ' .
lllbH $ 1 2.60. . ' -
liollloH $14.
Standard Eggs
Jump Again In
Today's Market
Close Heavy In
Stock Exchange;
Bears Gam IoD; ,it wt i
" -"-"r Catuff went oliei
NEW yoitlv, Jun! 7 AI)
I'OKTl.AM), 0... June 7 (Al1)
Hlumlurd (KKa continued to ad
vance today, both grades rlalns
1 !4o to 2c per doaen. Trading to
day waa active, with the bulk of
receipts golnir Into atoraire, al
though locuj und outaldo demand
waa nptlVa..' featerilaya receipts
wore heavier than during the past
few daya at 1,863 ' cases. StoraKe
liuldlngs last, night woro C3,0Ii
casea -
- liuttef prices ivro unchanged to
duy but trading w-us actlvu und
nothing to spouk "of was accumu
lating on dealorV floors. Yester
day's receipts were 17,389 pounds
and stoiiigo Holdings San.cct
pounds.
I'oultr prices wero lower ull
around this morning, atl classes of
chickens being quo tod about a ocnt
under yesterday's figures, I
Young ducka word in over-supply,
and prices woakrV ,
. Country dressod meuta inovfKl
fairly well except i lambs, which
wero Inclined to ' drug at prices
ranging from.. 82 o 23c. Other
ulasses were, uuotubly steady. i
Htrawbe.rry prices were belter,
most offerings going lo tlio trade
.40. gome liold-over
Katuff went olieapor and some real
ly choice crates brought ua high us
f 1.60. Many berry growers are de
clining to harvest their berries ut
; TT fTr ANaton-wde : ) Tv
buying fl ' INSTITUTION- fl . ielliW
m t wiiiioa A
Ki-actlomirv tendencies nreiloinllf- ' nrl. in-UH iku.. n ..i .
ated In today's stoek mirket de- d, aa they Insist, they cannot sell
spllo repcuted efforts of pools tn' under 1.2S and still show a pro
revive bullish enthusiasm. Kxtreme ft. The mnrkat was therefore'
nervousness over the political and more . niodorutelv ..aumiited with
credit situations led to heavy )l- xirst . class sturt than during tho
duldutlon of stocks by frlghtenod ' previous weekl. , i
uivesiors ami specuiaiors and aa I . .. - , , -
gresalve Kclllng on tho iart of the
professional element. Kails were
heuvy Ihrougliolll, while tho ral
lies In tho Industrials fulled to
hold.
Vipient recessions took placo'ln
some of llu- high priced siiecial-
Wheat Unsettled '
And Much Lower
coaooeaosooaotaM j
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Friday and
Saturday
argains
15c to $1.00
Two tables of high-grade merchandise
to close out at less than Half Price.
Come in and see what you can use.
Nothing over One ($1) Dollar
ties for which there Is a thin mar
ket. Adiiuis Kxprcss, t'ntted KtnteH
Iron Pipe, Case Threshing Machine
and Amcrlcun KxprosH were hmn
nieied 8 to nearly 11 points below
yeslerdny's final (luotatlons, while
I.aiMhiTt.- Munhattali Klectrlcal
.Supply, (letieial Asphalt common
and preferred, National Tea, Amer
ican hin at-i'd, and International
Telephone sold down 3 to nearly 5
points.
The closing was heavy. Pack
ard Mulors nn rushed up around
thu year's hluh, on rumors of
a new motor cumbimiliun, but tho
KviHsui list did nut tihow much
. CHIOACJO, Juno 7 (AP) Open-'
hK 1 U to 3c down, wheat rallied,
a little, and then dropped lower'
than beroru. Corn, outs and pro
vlnlons weakened also, with corn
starting r.; to-IWc off, and later
contiuulnfc' to siik. I
Wheat unsettled, 2 to 3c net
lower, corn Tii to I off; oats
to lc down, and provisions un
chunKud to 30c deeliniv - ; I
J'OItTliA.Ml IJVIINKK K
POItTLAND, Ore., June 7 AP)
Cattle and ctilves steady. No receipts
Hteers (1 mO-KKMi) $ 1 0.,75ffY 1 1,75;
sponslvu power, ultiiouj,'l a few
r.tlo (160-11100) pood, ;$Uftei2; do
all
latlle siii-nlulties upuMPCil back In 1S0 "I' """I'M'M. .8010.76; do
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Better Merchandise Lower Prices
Undid and Wright Aero. Total sales
upiiru,inui!t-d 3,(100,1100 shares.
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I'llll '.(1(1, June 7 (AC) Mugs
--.IK.moii; slow';. mostly aleady with
i Wi'ilnesday's . avi-rnge:' tup 1 1 o. 10
j paid for choice 200-LTiO lli aver
I aires. Hulchci!-') medium to t-holi-u
' 2.".o-3fio lbs., c11.4r.c4. in. is; 2oorj!r.o
urn., cu.ir. fi j u. ir; icu-ir.o iiis.,
S.50.
Callle (I.00O; ca)ves 4.0(10; good
(! market on light yearlings; hinvy
1 sleers slow, tending lo lower
I prices; inlxi-d yearlings ' $lfi;
sUiugliter elussi'S, steers, good and
j choice I .'inn-1 51)0 lbs., $13.1-5 ni
I 14. KB; 1 100-1300 His.. C I3.40tf. IB:
ur.0-1100 His., JI3.B01K16, -I
Vealerti (milk fed) good and
choice, l2jr IB.0OI medium, C 1 1 n
j 13; slocker und feeder Hteers, good
land choice (nil weights) $ll.75ff
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Nlieep ir..ooo; very slow; fat
lambs 25 lo B0c lower; yearlings
2rc or more down; sheep 'steady to
2Bc. lower; fiveilei Indlcflllons un
changed. I.umlis, good and choice,
:i3 lbs. down, J17 18..M); medium,
llB.7Btl 17; ewes. ' medium to
choice. IBO Ihs. down. $4.75 '11 8.R5.
Aprlcols 2 . for 8Bc.
Calilaloupes 2 for 33,
Sugmr. . '
Cane sugar $7.14. .
l-'lour. v : .
Kofi wheat 18.40 lihl. .
Hard federnllon IS.4U bbl,
1'Oiiltry r .
Spring frlea 28-300 lb.
liens 2Sf 3110 lb,
Mtnln and l-tsii.
Heof boll i8V,ffl8e.
Chops and steaks 30c lb.'
Salmon (slrlclly fresh) 3Bo
llnllbiil 3"u Hi.
Coil 2Go lb.
Clawllna
Oasollne, regular, retails, 3a
down) good, 80.70 r,f lii.2o do com
nion lo medluii, JX'11 11.70; - cows,,
good. 88.r.of 3.25; do common to
uiedlum, $li.7B'i H.BO: do low cut
cut, 85 '(10.70: liulls. yrnrlinga.
good . beer; $7.3B'ir; lo; cutler to
medium, JO.OIl'ii li.Bo; calves (BOO
down) medium to choice, $K.50fif .
lo. 00;. do cull to common, 8i;.5ot
8.B(l; ve.ili-rs (milk fed) good to'
choice. $I3 14.50 ;do medium, $11 i
fu 13; do cull to common, $7,503 '
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Hogs .sieady No receipts.1
Heavy weight (250-350 lbs) me-'
idiom to choice, $s.ooli y.BO; mi-.
; ilium welglit (200-250 Ihs.) medium
I to choice. Jlliii' ll.Oli; light weight I
MGO-200 lbs.) medium to cholco,
I $0.75l 9.S5; light llghle (130-160
Ihs.) medium to vholup,, $s.oons
11.70; piit-klng mtwa' (rough"- and
.smooth) $ii.B0 7,i0;. slaughter
pigs (110 (o 1311 llra.Y meillum to
choice. $7.0(Kii 8.011; feeder and
stoeker pigs "fl-120 lbs.) medium
ro choice. $7r 8.
Kheep and lambs steady. No re-!
celpts. ; , - j
' l-'ollowing riuolalions, except on
lambs, on shorn basis: Lambs X4
Ihs. down) good to choice, $ 1 2.60 ,
i 13: do (02 Ihs. down) medium.
$11. 605f 12.60; do (all weights);
cull to common, .5i 1 l.oo:
yearling wethers (110 lbs. down)
medium to choice, $711 9.50; , ewes, 1
(120 lbs. down) meiiium to choice.
5Si7; do (120-100 lbs.) medium
to. choice, $4 Si' 5; do , (all
weights) cull to common, ?2rti 4. ' t
ft.
TRUNKS and
UITCASES
I'OltTI.AXU l'UDKl'C'f
A nicti assortment and priced very low
W. R BOHNENKAMP CO.
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I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. June 7 (AC)
Itutler steady. Wholesale prices:
Cubes: extras 41 '3c; standards
4oc: prime firsts, 3ji',c: Hirsts Stic,
lreanii-ry prices: l'rlnts So ' over
cube slunilitrils, "
J-lggs Kxlras and stanilards.rvc
higher: frqsh .11 11 ti. I aril extras 88c;
fresh standard firsts 2Sc: fresh me
dium exirus 23c: fresh meillum
firsts 22c. Prices to retailers 11 3c
over exchange irlces.v . -
.Milk sieady. Kaw milk (4 per
cool) J2.20 cwt. r. o. b. I'orllauil.
Mutlerrnt 41c slutlon; 42c truck;
44i 40c f. o. b. Coillaml.
l'oullry steady; alive, liens over
4' lbs.. 20c: 4 to 4'i lbs., ISfi
20c: 3 10 4 lbs., I7c; 3 lbs. and
under I5c: old roosters loc: broil
ers Sir: young ducks lliSj 20c.
Cotatues sieady: $1.26; onions.
Oregon lellow I'unvers. nominal..
$2. I
Wool sieady: Kuslvrn Oregon I
wools (r. o. 1.. rounlry llolnlsli'
Choice light shrinking, fine. 351
37c; hi-uvler shrinking, fine. Sifi
3tc; crossbred wools, 30 ti 4nc: val
ley, medium, 47c; coarse 4.1c. i
liny: ltiiylng prices: Kasleru I
Oregon timothy $2I, 21.00; do val-1
ley $i:m lii.on; aiiuiru $i'jri 19.00: !
out liay $10.60 ti IC: straw $3.50
per ton. Selling prices $2 a ton
more.
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SAN KltANVISCU, Cal.. June 7
(AC) lluttrrral f. o. b. Sun Fran
cisco. lSc.. ,
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Xl:W Vtiltk i-iti it
M-:w YOHK. June J lAC)
Uilcd fruits uud'liops jliiuly.
IELLINC
MOST '
WE SELL Ml
TOR
- LESS
ityalways at a saving
. , two uctioi si., i,a uranue, wicgun
win
Buying Here Brings You a
Full 100 Cents Worth of
Value for Every Dollar Spent
WtsBue
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When Your Mirror ,
And Purse Agree
The'woman'wHb shops for
summer : clothes with one
eye on her pockctbook,' and
the other on her mirror', is.
often jn- a quandary. ' Mir-
rors can lie,. to a-emrxing at
times, and pocketbooks so
stern. '':: .; r, '
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One of- the pleasante'sr '
ways we know to economize
is by making your own spqrt '.
frocks from, ginghams and
percales, that is, At they're
the kind that can jump into -the
weekly wash, tub - and
come out smiling. A' faded
gingham is a. tragedy. ...
We never offer; such un
satisfactory materials to our
customers. Your m i r r o r
would rebel, and only when
pocke'.'-ooks and - mirrors
agree pc.'ectly about a pur
chase are we quite satisfied.
H.C.S.-Amoskeag
Two Fine
fella
Cinghami, 32
Inchet Wide
Checks and.
fancy gingham '
iwl'frni in two
splendid, quali
ties.. Our price .
is onlyi yard .
v''i7c-:'
Summertime Silk Dresses
vi Display a Variety of Styles Adaptable to 1
Many Occasions ' -
Fashions are so varied that there a
cmple opportunity for a selection that
pleases "you sport' ' dresses', with and
without sleeves, printed frocks of. flat
crepe, georgette and chiffon, plain, color
silks of various weights whatever typs
you need !.,.. r :l
- A Range of Size? v
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, Juniors,' misses and women there arc
styles and size's for all, :
$9.90-$14.75
ahi
Printed Patternsv-Pastel 5
' Shades Navy- Black
Colors are even more varied than styles
gay prints and practical dark; designs,
delicate pastes, white, bright bines, navy.
l and black all that is smartest and most in
demand at prices that make passible for
every woman to be smart! ;
d $19.75
Percales ! Dress Prints !
.At Attractive Prices
We have - an unusually large assortment of -these
fabrics in plain -colors, checks- and novelties. Various -color
combinations. TTiey are attractively styled and
wash well. ' .''.
Gladio Percale, 36-in. yd. . . . . . . ..... ?'. ..... . . ISc
Malabar Cambric, 36-in. yd. ................. 19c
Georgian Dress Prints, Pongee-Finish, Yard. 23c
Avenue Frock Styles, dainty new print effects, .
36-in., soft finish . '. . . . .' .'. . . . .......... .,. . 19c
j Rochelle
32 Inch Gingham
" .A splendid value at a verj'
low price. Yard ' - '
10c
Toile Du Nord
-v Gingham
32 inch a selection ol
colorful patterns. Yard
19c
Panel Curtains
'. Fringed . ' '
File net panel curtains
with rayon frange. Each,
98c to $1.98
Overdrape3
Of Rayon .
-Rich designs and color,
pauerni. Yard,
69c and 98c
New Bedsoreads
Of Lustrous Rayon .
Handsome jacquard
spreads with a gleaming
lustrous .finish large don-
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ULC oea &ttc. ,
$28
Combination 1
Undergarments f or
Summer s
All in one
these ray
on combina--
tion garments '
. are so easy to
sluinlol
Choice of .
Stales'
Brassiere
top with, che
. misc or panty
leg. Our Dried
only,
98c-
Bathing Suits
For Women- '-
All wool elastic rib suits
in plain and fancy models.
$2.98
Men's 1 -Piece
. Bathing Suits .
- Special plaited suit with
worsted top. Strongly made.
- $1.98
Filet Curtain Netsv
' Are Charming and Cool 7. :
Looking for Spring and Summer ' ;
A fresh assortment includes a wide selection of patterns for
the woman who makes her own curtain's.' Floral andveon
ventional designs. 'Yard ' . v
23c--29c-39c-49d
"Jaciel" Set '
. f Face Powder ' v
Compact Puff
A convenient three-piece
- package ideal for vaca
tion and traveling? Put
your Jacicl powder in" the
loose powder compact and
always use your favorite
powder I
98c
Men's Nainsook
v ' Union Suits ' '
' Fine grade "$8x88 checked
nainsook, at v
V 89c - '
White Shirts
: '-For Men
Full count broadcloilij
neckband or, collar-attached
551.49
A World of Style
With Dominant Value
Ask to see the "Collegiae" model, the
last word in style for young men.
' New light greys;
Smart new tans;
Casiimera Twists;
Staunch Wool Fabrics;
Built-in Quality
Pat teened after . -llie Young Men's own
style ideas; made and finished to our own
critical standards. ' See the suits at
Bathing Suits
For Boys and Girls
. All-wool, one-piece sui;;
n varied patterns.
S1.S8 ;
Majestic Belts .
For Men and Boys ''
. Strong, durable, top grade
leather; plain and 2-tonc -
.. 49c
4-for-l Hose
I For Men :
Merccrfced lisle; Tu-toe
'eature, low-priced at
4Prs.$1.00
Moredge Blades
For Gillette Razors
The better blade for a
. better shave
. 5 for 25c
Plain White.
E.oadcloth-Shirts
. Superior make and qual
ity; fine 3x1 broadcloth, full
ut and finely made. In
neckband style with sepa
rile ,rlf collar and. collar
attached style with one flap
ur Iwo plain pockets. ExU
god values at
$1.98
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