La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1928, Image 8

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EK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
VALUES
Special For
SATURDAY
Shirts
White English broad
cloth collar attached
' . shirts
97c
Pants
Qreain colored young
men's corduroys
$:U7
Gloves
Men's brown jersey
wrist gloves
,9c
Belts
IJlack, , brown and
grey men's rubber
- belts'
23c
IC.
"The Stoic For Men"
j Cleaning and Pressing
i'hone Main KI2
EGG VALUES UP
BUTTER STEADY
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Both Grades of Mediums
Jump Cent and a Half
in Portland
I'filiTI.ANI). Ore.. June 22 (AIM
Kgg values udvunccd shut-ply lute
yenterdny. all grades moving up J
from !A to 1 'ire per (Juw-n. Both I
'CHICAGO (illAIN
Wheat Mtt II ' l-m
July r...l3H ISKJi HH Ml
y .-HOHli j.itt
!- . mi&H9i ' M3K 1 vi
Rl illlCH Of llJcditllUtt ttllOWCd t ItO 1
j greatest strength, Junlptng n cent
uii'l a half to 2Go on extras and
hi fi'ji: on finds. Standard f It wIm
' advanced a cent to Site, while I
j stitudurd ex I ran rose a half cent
j lo tlx same figure-. Continued light j
j receipts coupled with good storage)
demand and higher prices In tho
Montli Indicate that prices will re
main flim.
Ifulter prices wcro unchanged
f hut tlio market huh firm and Into-
storago movement fairly largo ut
j U.Mi pounds. KecoiplH ycslerdayi
I were: Kggs, 1.835 cases; butter, 1 1 j
' 1)7 pou n dm Storuge. holdings vero;
I liultcr, 557,GJ7 pounds; eggs,
t s 1 7 cnscH.
Country drewsed meals und poul
try showed no price changes today,
and trading wuh normal. JteceiptH
I were moderate but enough to sat
isfy demand,
KtrnwhcrrieH were ubout steady
at yesterday'H quotations but other
classes of berries were u shade eas
ier. r'otato prices were Unchanged.
Wheat Easy And
Lower At Close
CIIII'A'IO, June 22 (Al') Opoll
Iiib 14 lo IK i! up. CIiIimiko whrat
liili r liclil nciii- In I 111' liilllnl ranKO.
('urn, iiiiIh mill piovlHloiiH wan'
ulw f.lrini'i'. wllli coin ulurllnir lit
'A lu e iiilviiiii'i', unil hiiImkmiuuM-
IMMHMHNOHINNM
1
10 Years Ago
Today
i:r:inf.v iniiy lie only nIiIm
ilii p. Inn IIimi'h ili'rp ciiDUitli
ir ll nlrl hiiN lii'liuly.
IlK.-WTllTIi
Pii-tw Th;tl llosll
IVUil 'imitltMliill
Sprhiff
. lilossoms
Toiletries
I'Nir All t.IrN and Younger
lollt.
i (iiurnniceil
to Nniedy.
'I L. & L. Drug Co.
I'OIM'liAM) mvi:ntoch.
ly gaining u little more.
Wheat closed (-asy. 4 lo c net
lower; corn unchanged to ra ljC
off, oalH varying from IhC decline
to c advance, and provisions 2e
down to 2c up.
WOOL ItlJ'OKT
JIO.STON, JuiW; 'it (Al) The
Coinuiet'cUil I lu Mel In of tomorrow
will miy:
"The wool martu'l Ih bIow ami
cany with prlcea lu Tavor of the
buyer, though not to any marked
deifti?, uiOKt boldi'i-H of wool be
inir rirmlv nf t)ii) (million llml llu
millB will med all the wool inj
slK'il for the next ix months..
"Tlieio Ih u lull u!ho In buying
t In the country, where priceH ai o
! foin'what lower. I li niontliH wooIh j
j ut Keervllle, Texas, havlnK bi-en
I Hold al about 1. 1 2, clean landed
i Host on, JiftninHt AhCu AH at tliei
peak of the cunt raellnw, ut which
I time these wooIh weius rolatlvuly
i too liltfh. j
I "The inamifacturlng end of thoj
J business Is slow al Ihu moment, ul
jthoiiKb there Ih ample lime for tlie
repeal busiiu-ss In heavyweights to
. Ret stal led.
"Atoliair Ih slow and without nut-
lerlul clutmu'i mo.sl InireKt bein;;
lu thn forMKii niaikeis."
j The Cm relal llulleUn will
publiali Ihu following wool quota
j lions:
Kcoured basis:
j OrcKou: Klin- nntl M. slaple.
$l.lbf LIS; fine and I'. M. cloth
Iuk. $l'Ml.or. Vaih-y: No. 1, l.ofi
' i:io. 1
Graded (dock;
I' lrst (Miinh im Kfi if !tnc; good
carding fi&'(G0e.
MVKIII(Mli UHKAT
. I.IVIJHPOOL. Jun ti (Al')
('low Brain: July 10m, Slid; Oct.
inn, 7Tid; Uec. I Ob, yd.
. IMKTI-AM) WIIKAT
POItTLANO. Ore.. June 22 A1J
i Wheat BHB hard white. 1.4'J:
soft ivhlt western wVlle. L.4U:
hard winter, $1.8-'; noithern sprins.
western red, $1.32.
OalB No. S, 80 lb., whllo feed.
Toduy's car nclpts Wheat J-';
barley A; flour 13; corn 4; luy !l.
'iiit'A;o CASH
fHICAUO. June 22 AI)--No
Hiilca wheat.
Corn No. 2 mixed, $1, and No.
2 yellow, $!iI.V2.
Oata No. 2 while. oa74'c;
No. 4 white, 0 Uj6tic.
No salea rye. . , .
MarloyT-OSefii $1.05. '
Timothy wed-14 U 4.75. .
; t'lover wcd 2,7,75.
Vitlba $12.60. '. '
JJelllea $13.87. V .
lUTTKHKAT
KAN I'KANCIHCO. June 22 AP)
liutterfat f, o. b. Hun. Francisco,
VuV. .:
SEW youk r'm iT
.. NKW .YORK." June . 22 (AI')
lirlefl frlilt nnd" hops stesdy.
'Olt ll,AM I'HOIU Ci;
POHTLANli, Ore., Juno 22 (Al)
It alter steady. Portland duliy
exchunge net wholesihi prices
(cubes) : lixtias 4 1 '-je; standards
iVjc; prime flists 4"e; . firsts
(.'leuiiMTy prices: l'llnta Zc
over cube standards.
Kkks higher. Ktundard cxlias up
Vjc, standard firsts up tc, both
grades of niedtiiins up 1 Vjvr.
Portland dairy exul aiiKo not ba
sis: Fresh standard extras '2lc;
fresh standurd first a 2Hc; fresh me
dium extius 2ie; fresh medium
flrstH 2Vv; prices to retailers I Hi ;tc
over exchanue prices. Krush ine
dium firsts 25 14c All rest steady,
prices uiichunKe).
California Pears
To Sell For $42
HAN KriANCJ.SCO. Juno 22 (Al')
California orchard 1st s will re
reive $42 a ton for. No. 1 coast
Hartlett pears this year. This was
confirmed today as the action of
price arrival meeting of the Cali
fornia pear growers hero took uc
tion. M Iss 10a rhart has ca rued t he
nickname,, "tho Cllrl Undy." (Jreat
chance for homui newspaper to of
fer a prize for "I he ir l-evine."
Trading In Wall
Street Dullest
Of the Season
NKW YOHK, June Zi (Al')
DiHHllury InulliiK thulucluriaml lo
iliiy'H Block liiiirki't. onv of tlii
dullest full tH'M.ilons of llio yt'iil'.
I'rlct's Hturled forward at the open
ing, allpped hack licfore midday.
and then Blailed upward aualn In
the early afternoon, repeating the
performance of the last few days.
Tho closing wan atrong. An
other htillish dciuonBtrutlon In the
rails, especially the southern group,
had a hcarlenlng efftt on specu
lative elltililelit In the filial hour.
Vailmm industrials rose, Pittsburg
and West Virginia, Texas und Pa
cific und Western Maryland gained
0 to 7 points, I'uorlu and Weslern
1 and Wuliash 3. Active buying
of New York and Harlem carried
It up 05- points to the 3u level
again: l.aClede advanced 13 points.
Total sales approximated 1.6UU.0U0
shares.
t llK'A(il) I.IVlvSTOCK
CH'CAOO. June 22 ( Al' fnlt
ed' States 1 e urlment of Agricul
ture: Jlogs a.aiHi: good, acliver
! mostly I lie higher: top Slu.uii paid
I for choice 2HU-20I) lb. weights.
Butchers, medium to choice, 2.V
350 lbs., $lll.2uiii III. ao; . :iiO-3u(l
lbs., 1 11.20 41 111.110.
(.utile 1B.U0II: calves 100(1.
Grassy cows aclllng ut $7,604 9. 75;
weak to unevenly lower; strictly
grain ' fed heifer , yearlings up . to
$14.75. Slaughter ela.HHeH, sleel-M.
good and choice 1300-tDtiO lbs..
$13.4014.76; 11UII-1300 lbs..
$13.50J 14.UI); 850-1100 lbs.. $13.60
1 15.
VeulMS (milk
choice, f 1 1 f 1 4 ;
11.60.
fed) good and
medium lull
WET AND DRY
FIGHT LOOMS
IN HOUSTON
(Continued from Tuge 1)
lion of a cundldute which they re
gurd as wet.
riNim. itiMl liuo Today
Another eaiididute beside- Heed
will reach Houston today. He Is
George, of Georgia, who has "the
endorsement of his slate organisa
tion und is expected to druw some
strength from Kloridu. Alabama
,,H ,,,, smith Carolina and
some other of the southern states.
lieorge will open heaitquaneis i
.i ii..a i.i.i u-hi.iv. Hinlth. Keed,
and Hull, of Tennessee already have
their main convention omces.
SMITH S VIICUS .IXOIIANUKII
NKW YORK. June 22 (AH)
Aif.1,1 k. Smith's views
on prohibition are unchanged.
lie wtis asseu y me
World:
"In view of the question raised
at Houston about Norinan K.
.Mack's statement, the World wishes
to know:
"Have vou changed your belief
... .. i i.i i.a mi amendment
of the present prolilbltloli provi
sions
I have nut." the governor re-,
'?lBi'iii-e piissnge "f 'he prohibition
TOM
to Depot St.
La Grande. Ore.
Well Made Shoe
Excellent Leather
Oar Men', Oxfords in Tan
w Gun Metal are exceptionally
well nude and mod
estly priced. The
Hitched trim ii
noniilar thit
year and the
leather ii
excellent
quality.
3&
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h hai
EH-auwl
ainendmcnt, Governor timlth
tmiintulned It was Improper hecaui
adopted without a referendum tj
the people ana una . unaer uw
amendment each state should In.
nrlvlleged to decree tho .ulcoliullfc
content of ta heveruge.- .y, ;
The World, an ardent support;
of the governor for tho democralfc
presidential nomination, and u foil
of prohibition,, has been urin
him stroiifly not lo straddle on tlij
miestion.
POHTLAND, Ore., June 22 (AI
attle und culves steady.' Jte
ceipis 20.
Htisers, I I00-i;(ii0 bn., Rood, (II
fu 12: do, :ifin-i inn II.h.. ioud,
.2bfif 12; do 8uu und up, medium
1 1: do common, k:.j-I'MIm,
S.r'iC Hi; do heifers, medium, $10
fit 11; do common, Itf-RutM"; heif
ers, SfjU lbs. down, Hood," lU6e
Id.Od; do common to medium, $8.6(1
fain; cows, good. 9K.75 Oi !.2f; do
common to medium, $7 If 8.75; do
low cut, Ki.6U(f7; bulls, yearlings
excluded, good beef, $7.258; do
cutter to medium, $G.r0'f. 7.2Ii;
calves, r(Ml lbs. down, medium to
choice, $7.rUi( Kl.fiO; veah-rs, milk
fed, Kood to choice; $ 1 2 fri I 4.&; do
medium, $IKi lU; do cull to com
mon, 7.f0ft( II..
lions steady. Ttecotpls 9. direct.
Heavy wmIk'U. 2fiO-Sf,o lbs., medluui
to choice I'Mf Hi, 60.; medium weight
2'Hi-25(J m.( medluui to choice,
$i).7fifti 1)1.75; light weight, 1H0-200
lbs,, medium to choice. $lu.7fi'i 1 1;
llfftit lights, lao-KiU lbs., medium
to choice, f'j.MMf 10.75; pacliing
sown, tough and smooth, $7.&0ff(
8.5o; slaughter pigs, !Mi-i;in ,h.,
luv'dlum lo-hoice, JS.f.O'i in; rceil
er and stocker pigs, 70-1 20 lbs.,
medium to oholce, $S. 75110.
Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs cxcludi'd in. tibovo iiuotations.
Sheep and lambs steady. Kecelpls
255. I.umlts, K4 lbs, down, good lo
choice, $1 l.ftufi III; do H2 lbs. down,
medium, Ufii 1 1.50; do all weights,
cult to common, tfii Ut; yisirling
wethers, 110 bnk down, medium lo
choice, $7'oK..'o: ewes. 12n lbs.
ilowu, lliedluiu to cholcN $51f 5.50;
lo 120-150 lbs., medium lo choice,
$:i,5()''5; do all weights, cull to
common, $2 f II.OO.
Announcing
Our Opening
Saturday
An Exclusive Fruit
und Vegetable
Market
t it S
Opening Day Special
5 LBS 29c
l,iiiKC Ripe lliiiiiiiiiis
Extra fancy fruit
The Green Market
On Adams in New Melville lldg.
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Are You Paying For-
FffleBAIffi
Without Owning It?
Did You Envy Mrs.
McLean Her Convenient
Frigidaire?
Isn't it a joy In ce food (and
such good food) lu a clean, white,
perfectly cooled Krlgidaiie such n--t
Mrs. McLean has used at The Ob
server's t'ooking School?
Imagine t he convenience, the
pleasure of such equipment In
YOl'It kitchen. No danger ol" ice
running low to spoil expensive food
no worry alniut the ice man's
failure to fill your Ice conipai t
Itient. Krlgldaire waves time, savta
worry, tmyes money, saves food.
Check up your refrigerator
costs it takes very little to
buy a Frigidaire .......
IIow much is your present refrigerator worth? How untch do
you spend each month for ice? how much each year? Have you
ever checked up to see just how much your household refrigera
tion was costing you?
It costs very little to own a Frigidaire and very little to buy
one. Perhaps you are paying for its convenience and comfort
without owning it. '
Your Summer's Ice Bill Would Pay Interest
on Several Frigidaires !
"A summer's ice bill isn't apparently large because you pay it in
small amounts. Add up the total costs from May to October
and you have a different story. Enough to pay the interest and
the principle on a Frigidaire in a surprisingly short time.
You can have Frigidaire installed N0AV for as little as $35
down, balance monthly the total cost only $180 f. o. b. Dayton.
The operating cost is practically nothing an average, of about
SOc a month for electricity. Can you afford to be without one?
Rosenbaum Electric Shop
Distributors - - 'cv Foley BIdg.
La Grande, Ore.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Selling Agents - - La Grande, Ore.
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