La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1928, Image 8

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CA GRANDE ' EVENING : OBSERVER
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New Straws!!
;
Qf us fit your'face with
To-vnund-Grace Straw
jo designed that it
I'Vkj as though it were
made juct for you.
fitamir Site.
The Klore l-Yir Men
I'liono .Main 8IJ
(leaning and I'l-csslng
for '
YOUR
protection
the Pure food
and Orugs 1 Act
rei-uIroK adulter
ated extracts . to
be plainly label
ed IMITATION.
Head the label,
liurnett's uro ub
solutely PURE
M
Pure white lead and linseed oil-plus
That's what your master painter depends
on for a satisfactory job. 'J hut's what Kas
lnusKen Taints are made with plus the
other time tested elements, such as zinc,
that make good paint better.
I'or I WleriniH
i:.smi'ssi;x itui;
V.UXT
Also CreOKole Shinle
Stain; I'm-eh riour I'alm:
I turn and ltoof I'alut;
Truck, Traetnr and Imple
ment 1 'nlnt ; Atitotmthilc
Mnumi'lK; Siar "n rulsh ;
ltudf Cmtt lnu; Cnm-rele
llild t'eiurnt Cimtlnt;,
I'm lnlrrl(is
Wall-Hura Watthatile Wall
J 'a I nl ; Kaeolile I IiiatiieLs;
Inside i-'hmr Paint; oil
Ktains; l-loer and Varnish
Slain: Itaih Tub Knuntel.
iHirnlile l-'loDr 'ai'hisli.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Do you have it? If not, why don't you? There
must be a CAUSE. Let us explain how
CHIROPRACTIC
by a system entirely dii Icicnl from all
other methods, adjusts the cause of dis
ease and gives you a new K'rip on life.
YOL'R INVKSTKJATIOX OF THIS
WONDEUTTL SCIENCE
IS INVITED
Dr. F. I, Tribe
liiono Mair 120 . (I'..lm-i- c.tMdn.iu-i
Office Hours: a to 0; 7 to 8
Egg Quotations
Are Higher On
roruana man
J'OI'TJ.AND, On?.. Juno 2" (AT)
fjght reeeipls coupled with eontin-
ucd demand for utuiugu ner-ls tent
i'g 'luofatlons higher lato yester
day and I he market wan firm to
lay. Kxehange pricts wcr up all
the way liom half rent per dozen
fTiit i of llM'ililKHH. I'eectptS yCB -
tVr.luy. were lieht at 811 aises.
Hiorutve hol'iiua wcio itpotted ut
UH.ilU caw.
Hotter price, cord Hi ued firm
u it I) firsts iitioted
hlKher at.
ere un- '
weie
3 :,!, Other K'ade:;
chanved. Ve.iti day'a i -
I2.4;.s pounds ami etoiace holdlims
64". J.j pouifda.
i minitj uriwi m.'iu.t unil pom
try w.,-o 11uo,I,.y l(,,y . nil ,11
vlhluiiH but tnt'lihL-
f a tle-
silltory character with
liUily liberal.
liteipiu
ISCiTUtl'AT
HAN ntANi'ISCt), June III (Al')
lluttenat f. o. b. ISan i-'ranclHco,
4740.
m:v yoitK I'ltur
KKW YOltK. Juno 20 (AI'l
DrleJ fruit und hops' steady.
j MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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CHICAGO CltAI.V
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i July
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j Her.
MVICI'OOI, WHlT
UVLiU'llUI., Junii 2 (Al')
j!H ) UK, lUd; Oft. IOM, tll; IMC.
Ills, M.
roiMKAMl Will AT
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rOHTKAXh, Ore, Juno 20. (AP)
-Wht.it Ultll hurd white, 41.41;
soft white, western while, ll.io
har-r winl'T, $1.31 : northern kct today carried a number or 1h
Aprin,'. western rid, H.3J'i. j rwu from fi to nearly 20 points
Oats No. 2, 30 lb. w hile feud, j above the previous .close. 'An ear
$45. J her rally hud hcn checked by Htif-
Trnl.iv'ii fir riicliilu VL'lu.-.t 1 J I fi'lllllBT limllf'V tilt ox. Tin. nunvni-V
,arloy i'; flour !.; corn 2; cats 1.
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- CIIICA(; I'ASII i
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luaiki t: WMit'ut Nn. 2 hard, S 1.4
, p;,,. mixed, (I; No.
yc'low, f l.oii l.us.
Oals No. white, frj'a
;3 white, C3fi 7uc.
No.
i saiea rye
j
j
ItarNy !4c5( J1.04.
Timothy m od M.loii 4. S3.
Clover seed $111,76 527.
Wheat Unsettled
And Higher Today
'crudes of mediums Vic higher.
-,.,.,, ,,. .. ,...- Il'ort-lund dairy excl.ungo (net ha-
Z ,1 , lP L rn .7. t'sh-': Kreshsrundard extra. 2S!4e:
" H'': ,. tt , rn . fresh.standuid firsls 24c: fresh, nie-
held near the Initial ran. O.its mnm
und corn wore likewise firm wltn
corn siarun.f u io m Fain ,ui
ruiseiuently riactin somewhat
I'rovisions whow but little change.
Wheat closed unsettled. 1H to
2c net higher, oorn r to 1 !hC
up. oats showing Ifc to lc advance
und provisions vurying ftom 4c de
cline to un eiuul gain.
rOHTI.AXI) I.IVKSrot'K
VO I I'll .AND, Ore.. June 20 IAI'1
Cattle and culves steady. No re
ceipts. Hteers. 1100-13110 lbs., good. $11
12: do. 950-1100 lbs., good,
$ll.25'o 12: do sou' und up. medium
!(' 11; do common. sio-IOliO,
S1.r.0i 10; do lieifors. liiediuin, $10
5 II: do common. Js.Sosrlo: hell -
ers, 85(1 lbs. down, ;ood, $ 1 0 -H-lH.fiO;
do common to iiieIfum,
fu 10; cows, good, $.7ffTi-5
eommun to nieiliuiu, Tj
low cut, $5-50 A 7; bulls, yearlliiBH
excluded, good leef, ?7.2'f 8;- do
; cutter to medium, ICSO e
calves, lbs. down, medium to
choice, $ 7-511 f 1 (i.fili veah-rs, milk
fed. Kod to choke, $131(14.50; do
medium, $ 1 1 4( V; do cull to coui
inon, $7.roi n.
iloK.s steady. No rcceipls. Heavy
wxikIiI, r.;i-;u( lbs., medium to
i holre, f li 1 o.5u; unMlium weight.
iiiffllum to choice,
5:t.7a( I o.7r,;
lfht wiijOit. lfio-2ni'JiI-i-,r. irawy a ton. Sellinn
lbs., medium to choice. $lo.75fti 1 1 :
UKill lUiUIS, l.to-ijo IS., nie'Miiiii
to cholci'. $il.r.'lV H). 7".; pacUiiiK
hows, ritujfh ainl tiinooth", $7.1o'o
3. uii; Kluu'jIitiT pbfr !(-1 :iu lbs.,
medium to choice. $N..riiKf 10; fred
vi and KlnVker pig-J. 7n-1 2'l lbs.,
medium lo choice', $rt.75,ilo. -
Soft or oily Iiokh and roasliiiK
plK-s fxcludi il in at-ove fito(ations.
Sheep nnl lainbH ste;iy. itecelpts 10.75.
240. i.tiinbn, S4 lbs. flown. KOud to f.-itlle 1 l."0n; calves 3. 000; bld
t ho ice, $1 l.ud if 13; do !'2 lbs. down. J ,nft j r, iD 2r)C uw,.,. ua better
lili'ili'iNi, r $Hl (.f 11.50; do, all 'jTUle fed steers; nlnUKhlflf cla.w,
weighls, cull to common, $HS( K; lf,teern, Rood ami choke, 13O0-J5OO
youiiiiiK wethi'i's, 11" lbs. downJ j,S(t $ i a.-io ro 14. 7 5; llou-t.KtO Mis.,
medium to choice, $7''" H.f.ti; ewes, f t ,I . 2 f H.IMi; !i:.0-110U lbs.,
IJn Ms. don, meillum to choice. I j i,4udt i 75ti-!i5o lbs., $13.50''
$5'-j r,.r,o; do K'b-l-.o llw.. medium 5: vtalers. milk red..' Rood and
to choice, $3.".o hi r.; do. : w elghls, ' ,.,oiee, $l5.fi0'fi Hi; uieilium, flli.
cull to coiiiiiftm, $2 -it 3.50. j 11.50; slocker ami feeder steers,
- 'good and choice, all weights. $11.75
.COl.UMHIA, June W (AP) Tho 13, . '
Uritish cruiser Kntcrprle has re-1 ' s,M.,ip!MMlll. rai lambs hctlve.
c .veo n wiroie.HH messa nun 1 no um.V(.uIv 8tl.iuly to 2Uv
Amstrti! Ian conuminwea th lincr:,: , .... ....
Jitrvis Hay, out of Adelaide on June
9 for London, stating that she was
having trouble with eight desperate
Ptow'Hvvnys.
i I he .Modem Wtxii.mcn of Amer
ica Is putting in a picnic at LKml-gt-nnt
.spring the 1 I Hi ami I .Mb
of .Inly. They are looking for
i'lcryiiiic finm thri'C coiiiiHe.
I I ..till., ut. t ,.ll,in Tli..v
call il an nhl-uiMiluiied picnic mfl I
that means then will bo lots of
cbichen an.) a little Ion early for
watermelon but there will be Int.
of giMwl 1-old water, plenty of free
t .dfee an, I a gwl time in -liie for
cer(iuc. ItciiicmlHT (be I lilt mr I
.Vth r July K satuiilny and Stin
ilny. Tb'ii will lw aildrc-- by
.state nrtUv.il of the Mt irl). nti;l
Smiitii morning at tl nVlcck there
will Ik a seriiHMi by tlie Ite.. Nnr
iK of (be I cdemtel chuii'li'or .Mil-
ion,' Ore. Me K ln iwn tar uv t
wide. 1 think I will go hear htm
ntsclf.
I might nk )tm a pietluu ami
then Httsuer tt. Why is a chicken
the nioM rcllmiis Ijinl. They .sty
lH--ntiM mi niau t them cuter the
nihii-iry.
Ifii-t, but itM len-'t, iounM,h imlnt j
U KHi p4T cent piuv. on ilHiught
I wan gtdng tt rorgi't that tint, l!
can't. I
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
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Bullish Movement
Hits Wall Street
NKW VOHK, June 20 (Al) An
MeiiKlve l overins movement in
I eloijiir dealings on tho Block mar
' j was by Itndlo. which moved
u, (o ,7fl.yi from ,, ,,uv.s m. of
bC,oi I'nltoil Klato Cunt lion I'Idp
L si to Jr.f ,n I ln(!-rZLnZ
- '. i Harvester 13 to '2GS. Total sale
2 ! npproxiniati il IM'on.eilO shares.
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1'Olnl.AM) I'ltoin'CE .
rollTl.AN'l). Ore., June 20 (API
Ilullcr: Klrsts lie IilRher. l'ort -
land dairy etchanBO net w holesale
prices (-tubes): Kxtrus 41 Vic;
standards 4n..e: nrinm fimts 40et
firsls 30 Vic. . Creamery . prices:
Prints 3c ovi-r cube standnrds. up the engines, oblivious to the dlg-I-'itbs:
Hinnilard cxtros-c hlgli-Jnlturles waiting ashore. Ho did
or: standard flrsls.lc higher; both not seem uny more, excited than
prk-4 to retullers 14
v..k , . . . -
Mill, t,.a,lv I-HU-- milk It r.er
cent) $2.25 cwt. t.u.b. I'orllanJ.
Butlerfal 41c station: 42c track;
42 44c f. o. b. Portlund.
rui.r, ,. ai, iic.i u.er
ins., -in jjc: imn
3 to 4 lbs.. 151 I tic; 3 lbs. and un
der 13c: old roosters !; broilers a.sprallt might bo. she declined to
24c; young (lucks 18l! 2(.c. ; divulge his nnmo. Nor would she
Potatoes: Nef poliUoes easy lo'let the world know in Just wiiut
25c lower. CJuotullonsHin basis of words he hud offered his heart and
100 lb. sack: Yakima Netted Gems, hand. , ;
1". S. No. 1 grude. $1.15: combln
ation. tine '$!: No. 2,
Co' f$.'c;
ir. S. No.
Bci $1.
lOregon Deschutes (lenis,
1, $141.25: Hurban-ks.
'New potatoes: California
par nets,
2.60:
whites,
$2.501i 2.75
On Ion a
steady.
Orecon yellow
doji.anvers. nominal: ( ullforn a teds.
do 12; crystal wax, Texas and (, uli-
fornia varieties. $1.50'u 1.75; yel-;w.,tn ,,!... ag horsepower OX
low, 5i ...id. 5 ,,,. Tn6 present record Is 12
Wool steady. Kaslern Oregon hours und 50 minutes.
wools, (f. o. b. country points);
Choice light shrinking, fine. 35t
37c; heavy shrinking till'. 34c;
cros-sbred wools, 'Mfil 40c' Vulley:
Medium 50c lb.; coarso 45c lb.
Hay steady. lluylng prices:
Ka.stnrn Oregon timothy $21 (
l.r.li; do valley $18(n IS.50; ulfal
r;i $tc''fi.s
clover $12: oat hay
prices $2 a ton more.
( ltir,,) MVI SKK K
f'lUrAOO, June KM (Al1) HoKH
iy.(o; aellve, mostly in to 2'ic
hiKher; top $10.75 paid freely for
choice 2'Ht-2So lb. weights. Butch
ers, iiifdium to choice, uriO-350 lbs.
$nft( 10.75; 200-250 lbs., -$UV
liigher on
1 limited supply : sheep mostly
steady; feeders scarce, unchanged.
I Iti.l.u irnnil lltlil 4-l.,i,ii U-t II.H
.own '.154, 1(;.sr,. medium $13.75
fit 15; ewes, medium to choice, 150
libs. down. $4'i 7.25.
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OPERATION NOT NECESSARY
RKCTAL.ntl Colon ailments vnlih quickly ini
pcmuncntly under (he Or. C. 1. 1 Iran noresurtd
caimcinou oiirr.imrni. wint.
Mcuiecii;liilvrly. KkEE 1(M1
oagc illuttr.lctt hook ilelcjltxi
method .nil expl.in, oul
Ri rrEN ASSt'RANCEOP
I'll.KS KI.I.MINATEO Vi
FKK REFUNDED. Send fa
II tori.v.
Ut-n.n iimiinaiaiaa i l
R ECTALi COLON ClINIt
aaaaHaiiBBBayataa9B
10 Years Ago '
Today
li;i:il 1: Miss Inn i
Marnivt Aiklnc ami l'nuik
II. Wjhlc
liven thy wedding guest
enjoys
Hazelwood
Oualilj
Ice Cream
Consult ms for specialties
for parties. Icuh. receptions,
soirees and weddinRs. Any
favor made up: Krutt, l'tg
ures nr as Ijiyer Cakeii. All
of Ice Cream.
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'American fliers 1
LONDON'S GUESTS
(Continued from Paije 1)
f KmkHsIi school boys dressed In
elton costume of diftnlfted bluck
coats, lontf trouwrs, broad starched
collar und hlrh silk hatsT
.Miss Karhurt is )oud In her
pra-lse of St tilt and Gordon as
shipmates. Gordon is a cheery,
wholehearted youth, who takes the
Atlantic flight most rasuslly. He
rot a (treat luuRh over thc fact that
tho Kriendship's little store of pro
viulfinK I nel mled some nenimican.
-...,.,,., Iu ,NiniIr, ftr Atio ..v.
' Tim IO I Jit '
When the plane encountered -a
snow-storm, Gordon suKg'Kted it
was time to ffet out the pemmioan.
It was he who brought joy to th
lH..nlhln' i.v ti-hHiiB- l.ind. On
thi: last stace of the fliEht from
...ft..! ......
,'"'1 10 Southampton, ho
tr-ink I li in rH j.sihv. nittlnsr lr the
u...nbin Atr.-ntt.
il illlll nillunillH l lkllll.lia Dliu "W-itll- I
imenUn on the KiiBllsh scenery all
the way. There hud been no smokes
jon tho .Miuntic fiiBht. una no was
making up for lost time. '
1 After their arrival at Korthamp-
ton, 811m delayed the landing of
the parly from the Friendship for
several nilnntes by methodically
SlnB uhout his work of covering
'.' Bo ""d Jut hopped Long Island
sound. -
Ito-lv. Proposal
When Mis, Karhurt denied yes-
terday that she hud received any
proposals of marriuge following her
, feat of being tho first .woman to
"y "CrOSS IHO AtluntlC. She WUS
l"-'o'nff the truth, but she would
not uo able to'auy the samO thing
.todajr. . . -.
in tnis mornings man tnc lirst
pr01081i arrived. It was from
suitor In Kurope. but wh
urope, but when quernes
were i
nt to the flier as to who the
' TO THY FOIt HEC'OIEI)
iroUTLANU, Ore., June 20 (AP)
James Itlnehiu't, youthful 1'ort-
llftlifl uvlnliif 11 ulltilAnt !( VtnnA ...I-
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'ltIPII1)L , brmk l6 .,.,. ,.oc.
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Get a
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"Oil. WILLIE!''
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for IliU column tunst be
lu lr V . in.
I.NSt ItA.VCF. it.l IION'UK
Everything !ut Life Insuranc
V. H. tWlXTJIKM1 CO.
O. W. WAR.MOCK
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Join our Circulation Uhrury iilid
ono of tho liest .noft'la will ulwayu
bo 'iivuiluhto to you for 10 cent.
Nowlin liook Store. C-14-K
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i IK'lllKllU'liln'r, pTeallllX,
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Imltoli -
I ,mU,s Niiii's Kiildie Shop..
7 T! '. 7.
u iub ia iu reiiieinur. iM our
1 1 fleet in if Lards rari-v vnur tiieiifiairo.
Wo rnvc them for every, occasion
I "uw"n store. . u
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Tne t-'"r Ordinance calls for
! Barbaifo cans. ; We have them In nil
s.zcs, in bright galvanized iron with
I lisht-flttlnu lids. Investigate our
i low prices before you.. buy.' Mel-
vino's.
C-l!l-3tl
I'rlnelpal' distributing point for
magazines uni periodicals ut New-'
Un Hook Wore. (S-14-tf
Ku&ing .'I'uiklo- at special prices.
at Newlin Bonk Store. . V-K-tf.1
TVe Wdcomeyou
toPonlaiul. 2 00 comfortable room,,
uh with bath. Rcuoruble ratr..
5nnint down.town locMlon. "
- Wow wider pergonal monagmtnl of
. . ! SAMD.ADKISSON
? HOTEL .
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Calling the family together at meal time is a
pleasant task if you've prepared tempting foods.
Try Mrs. McLean's Recipes
and use
There are many choice menu and recine suggestions in Mrs.
McLean's cooking demonstrations at The Observer's Cooking
School. Try them on the family when the four-day sessions are
over they'll add joy and variety to summer meal time.
"And don't forget to use "Federation Flour wherever flour is
specified as Mrs. McLean does. .You can use more expensive
flour but not better flour. And it's milled here in the Grande
Uonde Valley from the valley's choicest Hard Federation wheat.
Sack - Your Grocer Has It!
. "Don't Say Flour Say Federation"
TIIOSi: WHO KNTKKTAIN
I Will Ijo Interested) In . uoeinif the
I beautiful 1)1 iinorwu.ro . und Uluim
ervlce whleh will bo ued in con
nection with the Observer's Cook-
Ihk Hchool this '(. Both tho
I Dinnei waie mid Kostoria Glusa m e
(rurnlBhed by the ilichurdnon Art
'und Gilt Shop und uro the very
laleat thlnns In the wuy of tulilo
.w-rvlre. The new putlcrn of Hlrd
lot I'urudise, navaiiun China iu un
lUHUally attractive and dainty und
!in comhlnatlon Willi tho new pat-
tern of Komoria tiluuwuro iiiakm
a most beautiful table. Mr. Itlch-
urdson Invltea you to eo these .
Iteiim correctly used tit tho Obsol-vor-s
t'ooiilne School tills week.
0-19-41
We Ask You
Have vou taken your lly-rr.
i. Sen today? Alaljle.spoliful of thin I
' h . nrt ... ijed- I
Hmo that's all that Is necessary.
No nausea, no Kripins, -no distress
. .
Next morning, your liver Is nc-
14-tftlvo us the entiro digestive tract Is
purified und lefreslted. You feel
llko u different person, have it
hearty appetite, and ure ready for
u good day's work.
Get your Ilv-l'KP-Sen at
' MOON" imcu CO.
. ;. . Adv
Unusual Values
in
Bloomer Dresses
. -' Age 2 to' 6 " I.
$1.00 Each
- . ,
r. Dresses
. -7 to 11
At $1.00 Each
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LADIES'. WASH FROCKS, 14 to 42...;.....?1.49
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Better Merchandise Lower Prices
n
IflH Depot 81.
, La Grmiule. Ore.
Leghorn Straws
AreStylith .
The girls have tuken to woarlnj
fish-net stockings. Whut cliane,
bus a poor fish got? i
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aval lunlc ! Lf J I
crown and , jjtj
wide n a P rner-snessiiL
brim, " 'lSPt!
folded scarf J
band. An ex- T
ceptiopal Jf
value ft '"l
$2.98
New Foley llldg.
L. & L. Drug Co.
We sell Tor 'a-h
The Poor .Man'. I'tleiKi"
tr I'lMimiry i'imhii. Mntn a in -