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Page Eight CA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER Thursday, June 14. 1928 Father's Day W ACflrM I . FRIIlf 4 SW&at Firm And li 9 ; flintier A Clgxao Sunday June 17th TJIS DAY! It's the only day we know of which could be really called a "Day for Dad." So we must not forget. The amount , spent may not t)e lai'ge . but it is the 'big fact that we haven't, forgot that makes the day a huge success for Dad. Just come to "THE STORE FOR MEN" ' where you will find just the right thing at the , right price, for Dad. MAY WE SUGGEST: Smart Ties, beautiful patterns $1.00 - $1.50 , Plain and Fancy Shirts.:...-.....$1.95 to $5.00 Sweaters ............$3.85 to $8.85 Golf Hose :..'.,.: $1.00 to $1.85 ', : Fancy and Plain Hose ....25c to $1.50 ' Pajamas ..$2.85 to $5.00 Complete selection of Belts, Pants, Slippers, : Undetwear, Hats and Luggage i. SATURDAY SPECIAL New Crepe Ties, 3 f or....:...:.............::..$l .0!) Fancy Hose' U:L::I:J.:j.l.u ......:....37c New Fancy. Pattern. Work Shirt......,...,...87c Chasmere Finish Hose,2 f or............... .... 25c . WELCOME, EAGLES! CHICAOO, Juno 14 (Al'i--0MM-InK 44. to lu lower, corn underwent! .,.;,.,., , . ,. ""it urop. wniut unci out ; l'OIUI.ANI. O.o Jun., M AI i wi-ru VMitlft . .,, wlu.a(, Btul tln(. -hiu-onal fruit ,,,id l-rrlr of-ol I V4c-off to o up.-on.J ul,tuont-, .v,.rl,.tl.. w-ro pl.-ntlf.il on loc-ul ly uveraiMllK lower. I'.ovI.I.m.h held 1 wliol.-ik.lo prouueo marki-lH, hut utc-ucly ' - j l,-iu:,n.l lm h. on i-i.lli.-r llht .lur-1 whiut t-lo...l firm. 1 to 2Mc' Iiik IHe pal f..- cluya and price nut . IiIbIht: corn ut tin- ,., ua are it.Mic-.ully i-uy to w.-uk. i yoslonliiy i. rlhlvh to I a uii out j JJimund for clu-iTlt.a 18 unuauul- uncluillKt-d to 1 V4 to ta nlghof. i ly MinuU und Lfi-lcea uro conafMiUent- and provlKlonli vui-ylritf from7ii , ly low. Ilt JllnKH ucru aulllnir ut lUo d6t-lino to 6c advance.. ! , l.ri'r I No toduy. i. OthiT vu.'lotlua, I . imomiy IloyulAnnM und T.ii tui-lann llancitnhl fihntna wi-ro m-iuiur ..round loyt liu toduy while ao-dllnKa and plo cltorrk-a wcrv ua low ua ,5c per pound. Nothlnir Of int.-roat wua' notlci ulile In tho poultry and country .IreKai-fl it.ealn Oil inornlnir, prlcea Ki.-ady und unchanged on ull liancitaly Shows Gain in Exchange SAN I'-UANl'INCO. Juno 14 (Al'l ' 8un Ki-anclac -slock and curl)! oxcnanifii fuvorllea oiiencd hlirlmr ciuaea. Aieijium and Hunt hona uerc louay. lli.nk of Ituly ealned were u iiruir on ino umrkct with : 1 poinia over nignt to open at 222 .u-euiuuiaiiona reported lurifo. I una uner receding to 220, wua ut Iliuvy Lena und hrollera continued In fr.li-ly good demand. BUYING , MOST " WE ;':rV' BUY v FOR LESS A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION- um tt qualityalways at a saving 108 Depot St., La Grande, uregon SELLING MOST .WE SELL FOR : LESS "The Man's Store iOxen-pt for u drop of half u cent In 1 ho dtttry uxchunffo (Uotullrjn on Hlundard cx!ra crkh to 21 v pui ilocn, buUl'i- and vkk pikes wlto Htcudy and unchunKvd. Yt's tiTday'B nMrt'lpt Vero: Hultt'i 11, 775 pound: iKKH, 1,045 ciihuH, HtuniKo holdlnKV lant nttrat wcro; Mutter, 47(1, Q(!4 ound; t-KKH, C0,- Rally In Stock Prices Checked t By Bear Traders NHW YQtK,! Jdno J4 CAP) Tho latly In stock prlufth, which net (n- yesterday, i encountered rcHln tancc Into loilay uftur prici-n hud he en marked up 1 to 10 point In the morning trading. Helling cami from two houxcch: tho renewed Hhort Hidllng of "hour" traders, and proflt-taklnff on the part of trad ers, who Vliouffht slocks diirlng 'I'ueHdny's drunlle reaction. Aluny of tho turly gains wero cut down and In Homo casus wiped out. Trad ing which started off at u brink pace, slowed down us tliu session j t0 progresseu. . . o. (and arier receding to 220, Z uerore u half hour pansed. imnciiny registered un overnight guin qr i points to open at J4 POUTLANI), Ore, Juno 14 (At) Mutter, milk,, poultry, pulutuca, onions, wool, nuts, huy, .cascara baric, hops, steady, unchangud. FIND IT HERE Oopjr for Ihla columu niuat be ' In by a. m. INNIJKA.N'CI!; AM 1IOJVDS EverythinK Hue lAto "lnsurunce .' U. S. I.WDKI .MIlNT CO. O. W. WAKNOl-K 1-lS-tf to- AST HAY loy ulrplune content cloaea morrow. Heu Iliualy & GeoiBe. 0-14-lt I In MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Wheat July 1K. ... viK-c..;. (lllCAtiU (illAI.V v" . Open -( Ifiuh .ow- .'.IHTJtoiSTK .' J4 V.in ..I0 llllt'i , III ' 1IIH((, 1 1 Kt 1 13 ' Ill-id llHi '10M lun4igii:io 1 IOJj,il li li, IIS)hM!j, roini,AM viii;ai; . tf I'OltTf.ANO, Julio, H (.VI') Wheat mill,: hard white. . 1.48; iiiH white, I.4I: rtealern -while, 11.41;; hnril w-lnler, !.:' iiorth ' Qrn aprlnir, w-oatern rati, $1,112. - Outa No. S, 80 Hi. white feed, 3 Toduy'a reculpta 1 Wheat 17; flour It eorn 2; oat H !; liny ft. CIllCAdd,. .Illlln 14 (AP) - Wheal No. i! hard. l. 421,4; No. I northern aprliiK, M'o.n No. 2 yellow, J1-.12; No. 2 I while, ll.lll .4. , Child No. 8 ree:l, BUc. Itye No. 1,'ti.sriVi. Hurley Vie 1. 08. , . Timothy aei-d 4M.7li.. Clovi-r aeed $l!l.75ii 27. " iii( ,(;o i,im:kiock ; I'llK.'AUO, .Lino 14 (AP) IIobh : 2r,IK)U; heller ff.-ade howa acul Inif over 2lll) Iba. Iiuttor, with Wed neB.'uy'H beat prices; top $1510 paid for choice uround 250 Iba. . Cuttle 7,000; culvea 3ni)0; active market on alcera and yearllnga; atro.iff to 25c higher; several loada yt-arltm;a $14.00; alaui;hter claaaea, ateera, kiio.I iiml choleo 13110-1 500 Iba., $141 14.75,. , '. Vealera, milk fed, " ood anil choke, $1 1 (li 14. j - Market fairly active on a lllnllel supply of. Cut liiluba, litcreaaed ailii- ply of aheep; lumha, good and Uinj'c'--, U2 Mm. down, $l5i( 111.75 ui.Mlliim, $ I8.50fi(. IB- .twos, medluiii Mo elinlee, 150 Iba. down, $4117.50. jn ypxir vacation 4 Go swiftly by train. Low fares now effective-? Vacation clays arc always too few. Use ' tlicm allfor play. Your vacation starts tvhen you board the train, relaxed, carefree you are on your way to play. Vacation spots in Oregon are quick ly reached by Southern Pacificand ' California is but a day away. ' Tares are low. For example, 1(5 day roundtrip to: , ? San Francisco Los Angeles San Francisco is the cify you'll never for ftct.Thccatewaytoadvcnturc.Fromthcrc . i'.... ruil li riKKrtO mir tr rhflrmino mnrls -&U Brcat nntional narks, nlcasant beaches. And then on to Los Angeles and Southern California. The all-year playground, with ' its colorful beaches, old missions, orange : grovcs.Hollywocd.orabitofOldMcxico. "! From Portland 6 fast trains over the fa- , mous Shasta Route to California. In cluding the superb "Cascade" the choice of those to whom speed and luxury areof first consideration. The "Shasta" via Roseburg.CirantsPass and Medford. The specia 1 all coat h trains, $15 Portland to San Fran cisco.combincspccd.comforiiind economy. Via the scenic Cascade Line by daylight. I I .Vv 10 l.aujonim 1 urn iu n (Inyourwaycast.nrstsccCalifor v -i--v) . ni.i,itcostsbutlittlcmorctonotl'is i-v. ?lUiffV n" way. Then east via any of South " T''i.4K cm Pacific's J great routes. C ircle S--i 4. y tiur liomcviaanyol the northern lines. V ' r N.4 t. Vw;.m Take advantaee of ei'hcr of these .-fl.iSSY '..W..n frc-atcrcle-trip bargains. .... ' '. sjZst ' " ""1 ; lake f ;'-;"" -VSL.4 1 ??s2Sn A.NOTIIUU CLASS fancy dancing for children up 14 ycaiH of ago now open for ruglhtiatlon. I'honc manager of Grande Hondo Apis, for partlcu lar. Annetto Qucroaii. 0-H-3tp You will need u. pair of Kitchen .Scales Tor a cc u ra I o canning ji n d cooking. Watch for our 'Week end Special. Melville's. 0-14-lt ATTKNTIO.V KWA.V.H ! AM desiring tlcUetH Tor hanijttut at Hacajawea hotel l'rldy; Juno Jft, plea so get, In touch" with tho hcc letary or tho convention chuirman not lalur than Thursday evening. VI.O0 each. - . Kveiett ;. "Wallicr, Kec'y. Join our Circulating IJhrapy and one of the heat novels will always be avallnhle to yoit for 10 ccnl. NuwIIji UouU. Store. ' 0-14-tf AN I.W ITATIOX Wo extend to you and your out-of-town guests a most cordial In vitation lo visit our Shop, Wo huvu an extensive dltipluy of KaHlci n Oregon Bcenory which they will en Joy uerlmr; also our immy atlrac tivo novelties will ujiptul to them. Kichuidson'u Art and "OifL Khop. x 6 -1 -1 - ;j t To lovu lu lo remember. Let our (Iret-ling t'ardu cany your niessugo. Wo have them for every occasion. Nmvlln Hook Htoro. ti-14-tf - anxoi a( :;mi:nt Watch tho Observer lor an an- ' nouneement .next week telling about a new Krult and Vegulahlo Market. AX will be of vital Inter est lo all hotiHcwlves. (i-14-Utp l-'ather'H Day, June 17lh. Send him a Crcetlng t'ard. Newlin ltook; Stoie. (i-14-tf lleiiislltc(iiiir;t pTealhig, hnlUm-! IioIcm. ell-. Norton's htmlle Khop. rrlnclpitl UIkI rlhutlUK point fur nmuy.lncs and periodicals at New lin ltook Store. G-14-lf j . - (iiti;i;Ti(; cauds ' " VVe have a new stuck of Kilend- shlp t'urds writings Horn the t'av- of Amerlea, mu-lf as Kilgar J. 1'. .McKvoy and many others. You will find hero . Just the card to send to the friend who Is Ml. or to tho friend you want to xpreHS your friendly thoughts tof lUMiieiuber we tire always ut your xeivlre l;lch;irdsous Art and t.in Shop. 6-14-3t o riles ( (llfest, KlHhint; Taekle at special prices, t Newlin Hunk Stoii'. 0-14-tf C(H)Ki:i rtHII) SAU'j lty I,. D. S. Ladles Kriday at 1(1 A. M.. at Stone's t'ash Store. Chlek n pies MpiM'Inlly. G-ia-t M. SCO IT i. I. I'm, Trtlfit.V T. rou!.n.l,Orti;vn A If ' i iu i ears aco Today rareuell hiinquel tit the I oiey for tleen army iv- ITUlt1, liaiiiiieti t ' IMiiuer " l.Ullrll(MIIS , SupHr ami i'vch Ilivalil'aMM mv Ih9L nlini riuUheil wllli Bt'iu'itnis hoi plug of HAZELWOOD Quality ICE CREAM rinim- ,M.ft H7 Ml WK . II : ... ..' : nCoDYeni en No ."Sales" HereSo You Are Sure Wutt Not to Buy s j , . For June Gifts , It helps sometimes, in the -hurry and skurry of last , minute giving, , to sit down and remember Home of tho tilings we don't want fo buy. . '" ': ' ) , . ": t ' ', First of 'all,', donK select' gift! in which the quSstion of taste is. involved, unless i you are absolutely certain of . the per.ional- preferences of the recipient, i Better a half , dozen fluffy bath towels tied, with a. satin bow, than ' picture or book she will nevi er really like. ; .' J, . , .' ? .' i The Quality too, is most important, and right here may we urge you to examine the really excellent quality .' of our gift merchandise. You need never worry . about Quality when' you go shop ping at Pcnncy's. . ' Gift Umbrellas Are iu Practical as "ftey Are Smart - Fancy handles and good looking border treatments tnike everyone of these um brellas suitable (or the grad uate. ' ' .. , $1.98 "Jaciel" Sibgle Compact '"'Delicate power ingood looking' silver-finish case. , Here Is Bridal Lingerie in txqumtely Dainty Assorbuertf HI II V ' A 1 . - . H H BlIvJ' U II a n ri hd ?4K ; Just the kind of frilly, ; lacey garments that every bri(le-to-be is seeking , each one is more irresis tibly dainty than the last. Gown -Pajamas-Chemise -Step-ias-Dancettes 2.98 Fresh stocks are on display for your early se lection. Delicately Colored and Lace Trimmed . Crepe . de chine has never made lovelier un derthings for the bride for the grf luate or for yourself! , . ' J. Your Gift of Silverware Will Bring Happy Smiles to the Bride - Most cherished of all her gifts is the silverware which will decorate the table in her.; new home..' A very: few pieces will start her i set. , A Handsome Pattern of Which The Bride Will Bo Proud This dignified pattern is offered in open stock for gifts and for the bride herself to select. -A lovely set of dependable silverware can be selected with very little expense and so much pleasure for the June bride! Teaspoons, set of 6 . . . .' ', .98 Tablespoons, set of 6. ... . . , , . . . .'. . . . '. . : 1.98 Medium Forks, set of 6 .................... . 1.98 Stainless Knives, set of 6. .'. 3.98 Soup Spoons, round bowl, set of 6 ....... 2.49 Ice Tea Spoons, set of G ... .'.,.......' 2.49 Individual Salad Forks, set of C 3.49 Butter Spreaders, set of 6. . 2.98 CoIJ Meat Fork, each .98 Gravy Ladle, packed, each : 98 Child's Set, knife, fork, spoon, boxed 1.49 Frocks for Summer Needs Are Varied in Type . . Every kind o( summer frock has found its way into our department k come in and select the ones that sat isfy 'your needsit can be done for very little! . $9.90- $14.75 Fiat Crepe j Chiffon . ! V: Georgette . " A wide variety of ma terials, fashions plain and printed frocks for every hour of the day and night I . The prices are- unbelievably moderate, ton. Fine Hosiery , Is ' Inexpensive Here ' Pure silk to the' top in serv ice and sheer weights also pure silk with a short lisle top these' are satisfactory an swers to your hosiery prob lem. $1.49 Silk Scarfs Bright Colored "oCrepe de chine and geor gette in fascinating patterns. -!;! . .' 98c Modish Bags Convenient and Practical, Too The handbag smart women prefer is one that . has pockets for the many "little things.". Plain leath ers, reptilian and novelty ef fects neatly lined. .' ; $298 r Flattering Large Shapes Prevail in Summer Millinery Fashions Th: more feminine line of the largij hat is in vogue () with softer, more graceful summer frocks every yoman should have at least one. , ' : $1.98 and $2.98 Black is a favorite because it goes" with many colors but many times the hat will be selected to match the frock. "Lady-Lyke" Corset-Brassiere 1 Our own line of carefully lesigncd foundation garments. $2.98 Crepe de Chine Wnshable -) Pure silk and showsr in Bany colors. ''Yard, ' Po V ' Misses' New Bathing Suits Are As Smart As They Are Comfortable Active girls, who enjoy swimming, will be delighted with these comfortable suits -that allow freedom of movement. An espe--;,ii.. ,i:. . . (n $2.98 All Wool Fancy Models Some of these good looking suits are in one color with fancy stripes others have a contrasting shirt and trunk. Sizes 10 to 1 6. Children's Suits 98c $1.98 2.49 Jt. i !.. w, jH L. & L. Drug Co.