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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, July 2, 1928 V
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;;ia(8nm5e fretting fflbserto
; (Incorporated)
. An IndoiH'inlont NmHWwr '
FRANK B. APPL13BY .. Kditor and Publbdier
iL HAHVEY F. MATTHEWS BunlneHH Maimieer
7 , Ill
','; Publhthed evening", except Sunday, ut 1416 Adnmii Avenue,
Ia Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Htur published every Friday,
Entered at the PoHtofflce nt La Oruiide, Oregon, u Hecond
ii; Clam Alull Matter under art of March 2. 1 87!.
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r CITY OF LA (1 RAXD13
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If published herein. All rights of republication of 'Huecial d Im
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l'' ' BUIIKCHII'TION ItATICH
IJ" Currier
'v Daily, per month In advance ; 7 Go
Dally, aix months In udvanco $1.00
' Dully, (tingle copy ,., do
Hy Alull
' Dally, per montn in advance .. 60c
Dully, per six months In advance 2,b0
Dally, per year In advance '. ift.ou
Weekly ObHervor-Hiar, per year IAQ
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, foreign! per column Inch , 42c
Display, local, per column Inch 40c
Time contract prices on application.
I
A Bonn EVIL There Ih u Hore evil uiilch 1 have Been under
the un. namely, riches kept for tho owners thereof to their
hurt, Eco. 0:ia.
SBEHSF
MARKETS QUIET,
STEADY TODAY
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Strawberry Season Draw
ing to Close GreeJi
beans Are Scarce
CHICAGO GRAIN V
Wheat 0Mn . High Ixw CIjmV
July Itttt9i i:t!4 ' uih l.lHH,lH44
hihii:i na mi mi 44 I4J 96
Jw I II.fi I II) 141 H5M0145)4
PORTLAND, Ore., July 3 AP)
-Wholesale produce markets were
unusually quiet here thin morning
contrary to expectations of a pre
holiday rush.
Although tho strawberry season
Ih drawing to a cIoho and receipts
were light, prices this morning;
were about steady due to smali du- i
mund. Other kinds of berries wcie)
plentiful, raspberries, blackcaps, j
and currants utl selling around -
$1.75 per era to, while wild black
berries sold around 20c per pound.
New crop potatoes are beginning
to arrive und were soiling at 'lip
2.2b per cwt. this morning. Old po
tatoes moved alow, best Deschutes
I gems going at $1.50, and best Yak
ima's at $1.15 to $1.25.
That u-ui purty fair moHMago ' Ureen beans were ruther scarce
Secretary limner rn-nt ' Sen. "'y WW und brought from 1U to
Miww, rliiiltiiian o' llr ItepiiblUiui He per pound. Wax beans, on the
milioiml enn vent Ion, cotiHitlerlii' h other hand were In llberul supply
only had a year t work on II. "nd sold mostly at flrBc.
I'oiigniiuljiiloiiH nre mrely spoil- Outter und egg markets were
luneoutt mi Hlueere. Folk J-Ht steady this morning with tjuotutlonB
think flier omcht V du mhiu1iIii' ' fully firm, and trading active.
.... "i
o llr horl,
u''-Wheat Unsettled
Grain close: July Ids, 3d; Oct.
lua, Sti; Dec. lUs, 8d.
But Higher Today
PORTLAND WHEAT I nflCAOO, July 2 AP Open
PORTLAND. Ore., July 2 (AP) ing , ' to 2c higher; ('hlcugo
Wheat HBH, hard white, fl.4!: wheat afterward held near to the
sort wiilte, western white, 1.4l; initial figures. ' Corn, oats and pro
hard winter, northern spring, west- visions were also firmer, with corn
ern red, $1.31. 'starting unchanged to lc up but
Oats No. 2, 3C llL, white feed, subsequently relaxing somewhat.
M. . .' Whpat closed unsettled at
Today's car receipts Wheat 35; o net advance, coin at off to
flour 26; corn 10; oats 2. (ic up, oats varying from c de-
' ' ' - Iclluo to c gain and provisions
Call Money Rate
Is Advanced To
Nine Per Cent
Country lii-unacd lllouta und poul
try prlvcs wore alfio Htoudy. ltu
celptH cre light in all cIuhkcs ex
cppt lambs, which wore in over
supply und drugffj
I'Oll'I'bAKD I'HODlt'i;
NlOW YOltIC, July i! (AP)
Hlock iirU'os turned rcucllonary to-
I duy on HtMlinir presumably Inspired
liy the roturn of 8 per cent call
money. Loans renewed at 7 per extras
cent, but tho rate vasadvanced to so c;
I'OKTLANI, Ore., July 2 (AP)
liutter steudy; extras 42l.
Htundurds iZc; prime firsts 41Uic;
firsts 4014c. Creamery prices:
Prints 3c over cube standards,
Kkkh steudy. Portland dairy ex
change (net basis): r-'resh standard
31c: lrotih .stundard f.rsts
fresh medium extras 27c:
j ' :Jt looked like a crazy municipal adventure when Houston,
jTex.VB0 miles front tho Gulf of Mexico, spent $20,000,000 to
jdredge a shallow bayou and bring the sea to her door. But
I thai ship canal paid. Last year, Houston reports, 3500 ves
'tels of 63 different steamship lines arrived and departed, car-
' ...., 10 nnnnnn i- - ) i i ..j. .rii i i
, ' J"'Jt i6,uuu,wu tuna ui jji uuucid viuuuu ill. ipoio,uuu,t)WU, UIIU I i roiiKthen their
bindinjr the inland city by orofitable trade to all tho ends of !'!"'' i'"". r"r thc 'ry ho"dy i-
K. . ... . , :ileniands tor currency, l line money. Mit,tPady. Itaw
Mie uuiui. inns is a (mining exumpie oi wnai may occur 10 "" ""u ivuncoa. oemg- qaoieu ,.rnt) o -ib cwt. r.
many another inland city of the United States, when the na
tion becomes fully conscious of the value of internal
waterways., x
t0 !
x u-hen rmnlCH enlleil X 'til fllia IIOO In r..uuK i.tn.lliim rit-atn PrlreK to
eservo position rutailers 1 to 3c over exchange
( 4 per
ortlhnd.
milk
b. I
as high as is per cent. , I itutterfat 4:iij stution: 44c tiack;
The call money rate was ndvanc- 40u f. o. b. Portland. .
ed to 9 per cent at 1:3 p. m. This Poultry steady: ullve hens over
Is the highest rate siheo February 4 V4 lbs.. 22iil23c: 4 to 4 Vi lbs.. Ie:
3 to 4 lbs., 15c; 3 lbs. and under.
3c; old roosters 10c: broilers 25c;
rillOACiO CASH
' CHIOAOO, July 2 (AP) Wheat
No. 3 mixed, $1.41 u 1.46 (4.
Corn No. 2 inlxod, H.OOKW
l.(5 J4 ; No. 2 yellow, $1.00.
Oats No. 2 white, 70 lit 7 1 Vie;
No. 4 white. 63fr 70c.
Itye no sales.
Harley 87c Hi 51.07.
Timothy seed J4114.10.
unchanged to a rise of 1 Sir 17c.
Hi Ys oonthoi.i.im;
IXTKHKhT
NKW YORK. July 2 (AP) Na
tional Biscuit company announced
today that negotiations for a con
trolling Interest in Christie Drown
and company Ltd., virtually had
been completed.
Deauville Sandals
: Tan and Brown cross weave
with Cuban heels . .
: 6.50- -.i
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years.
Eugene Queen of
Fourth 1 8 Crowned
' , f I ferund marshal of the parade. Street
EUGENE, Ore., July 2 (AP) sports, motor boat races and box'
Mis. Cyril Itoo was inaugurated mg found "' Program. .
CAT IHTE FATAL ' .
nett Hall of the University of Ore
gon' are features of the day. Brlgl'
dler General Oeorgo A. White,' ad
jutant general of tho state, will be
Goddess of Liberty In opening fes
tival this morning of the American
Legion's three-day Fourth of July
celebration. Lugene Is festooned
NEW YOUK. July J APj-
Colonel Kugur Armstrong Humllr
3, 1U21.
The closing was weak. The mar
ket wub put to a severe lest to ab
sorb the flood of lliiuldation that
followed the posting of a 10 per
cent rate for call loans, a charge
V.
One of the delegates at the Kansas City convention who
i dmitted getting a great "kick" out of what looked to many
n iafhAH Inrnn nff.iit. urnn Pnnannln,A t....f ne rUl, n J iinnnlliil led nlnee Nov. 10. 192(1. V
iowiw mine uiiMii n(w jiiivauiitUMVV iiui lull Ul UlUU. ULI.U - . - ..mnt.lnnllnn
' i H. Cunt Iron Pipe certificates fell combination
r?rj ...!. 1 i. LI.. 1 IH.. 1.1 .. ..... .... ,. r , ..
if a vtaeiuu wuu iiaa eiwni. nun iuh iiuiluio uit in nunnc -s nuims. umo -jiiresauiK to, i
service1 in the House and Senate and craves further service.
He is running for the Senate again. This is interesting when
you consider the stolidity with which most .Americans nowa
days regard politics. It would be a fine thing for tho public
life nf this country if there were morn mm nnrl wnninn nf
..... ' .. , . , ,,.,..' SAN KIlANl'ISCO. July 2 (AP)
i.bilityfold and young.'. who got'noloVfafihieiifcd-kioltmat of (i.-ierui state Market News)
volitics. Business, golf, poker, club-lunching, etc., arc not1 Ann -''ox-: Newtown pippins. 2
' ., , , , . .. (it 2.60; poorer low as 60c. IJregon
jii;i;cooui ity iiiuiu jiiijjui wiiit uiiu riii uanili Jjlllttuua.
28 points. Case Threshing 15,
dlo 11. and Uenoral Motors, Du
ponl, Wright Aero, Coco Cola, War.
ren Ilrothers, and Advauco Hum.
ley preferred 7 to 8. Total sulei
approximated 1, COO, 000 shares.
f .
f litlSCO I'lll'IT
nnfl WaslltllHton Homo
XV, 2.1isn; fancy, 2.2oc'2.D(i;
Wtnenaps, Xl $2.7r fir 3;" fancy,
$2.60 fij 2.75: ArkanHus blacks, Xl'
i' r,u tin :( 7f.' riitwv l! F ff j. 'l fto.
When. Lindbergh was given his honorary degree of Doc- New slock: Ited aatruchans, ' 76c fil
tnr nf l.nws nt tlin Univpi-Hitv nf VVis-mi.sin Iho nilii rlnv i" I"'1' '-A hl": i.7 per box;
THE FEMININE LINDBERGH
jl'resident Glenn Frank remarked that it was not so much for
his Atlantic flight as for what ho did afterward. Now Amelia
Karhart, known lis "Lady Lindy" because of her facial re
iBcmblance to the colonel, seems to deserve a similar honor.
jHer condUct since lapding has been more notable than her air
if cat.
graventelnii. $l.76'i
young ducliB 18rri20c.
Potutoes New potatoes steady
ami easier. Quotations on basis of
100 lb. suck: Yakima netted gems,
ir, H. No. 1 grade. 1. loir 1.50;
!ioc'yl: No. 2. gom
80c: Oregon Deschutes gems, U. H.
No. 1. ttwl.26: Mill-banks 60ctf$l.
New potatoes: (Vilifornia gurnet 2
41 2.60. ,
Onion steady. California leds
, II. 6041 1.75; crystal wax. Texas and
'I'alirornia varletlcB, J22.2&; yel
I low $1.7611 2. , ,
I Wool steady.! Kustern Oregon
l. wools, (f. u. b. country, points):
Cholca llglit shrinking, fine, 35fr
,17c: heavier shrinking, fine, 32ir
Vi... ..-nUUl,,-..,l t.-n.iln .'I li fit. 4 On. Vlll-1
neauiies, , . .... .,. ,i,
ivy, wi-muiii ' -""v-
: 3 lay steady. Buying prices: KttHl
ern Oregon timothy $2I 21.60; do
valley t7.60ftMS; nlfilira I7.60JI
18; clover 12: oat buy 16ifl0:
straw J8.60 ton. Helling prices $2
-a ton more.
TOIITLAND LIVlvSTOCK
PORTLAND.. Ore., July 2 (AP)
Cattle and calves steady. Jte-colpts-Cattle
1896; calves. 285.
Steers. 1 100-1300 lbs, good, 11
l2: 'do 050-1IOO lbs., good, ,111.26
$112: do too und up, medium, ' I HI
tii'll: do common, $8.60iir )o; heir
ers, 850 lbs. down, good. $104)'
10.50; do common to medium, $8.50
( I0; cows, good, $8.75ili.75; do
comiiion to medium, $71i' 7.75: do
low cut, $01i C. 75: bulls (yearlngs
excluded), good beef, $77.76; do
cutter to medium, $.604('7; calves,
500 lbs. down, medium 'to choice,
S8.60rJjo.6o: vculeis, milk fed,
good to choice, $134114; do me
dium, $!lftj13; do cull to common,
$7.60 41 11. i
Hogs llutcher classes 26 lo 76c
higher; Titter pigs weak to 25c
lower, itecelpts 26U5, Including 406
direct or through. Heavy weight.
250-350 lbs., medium to choice,
$:l. 6041' 1 1.60; medium weight 200
250 lbs., medium to choice, $10.50
11.75; light weight, llio-200 lbs.,
medium to "choice, $11,504( 12:
light lights, 13H-inn ,s medium I
to choice, $I0.501I1.60; packing
sows (rough and smooth) $N4i 9.50;
slaughter pigs, 90-130 lbs., medium
to choice, $9. 604c 10.50; fe-cder and
Blocker fed, 70-110 lbs., medium lo
choice. $4i .75.
Klieep und lambs steady: receipts
1915, Including 7G5 direct or
through.
Lambs, 84 lbs. down, good lo
choice, $1 1.6041 13.50; do 92 lbs,
down, medium, $HI4-11.50; do, al
weights, cull to common, $941-10;
yearling wethers, .110 lbs., down,
medium to choice, $74f8.50; ewes,
120 lbs. down, medium to choice,
$4i)5; do 12O-160lbs., Inedluill'to
choice, $8 41.4.60; do! nil Weights,
cull to common, $24f8.
; i The right way
. to pop corn
is to put a Utile in the popficr
at a lime. Then each kernel
trill pop out fluffy and tender.
Hills Bros., by roasting: their
coffee a few pounds at a time
by a patented, continuous
process, secure a marvelous,
uniform flavor in every pound
a flavor that no other roast
ing method can equal.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
O 1921
nn. v. a.
Prrth from tht original
vacuum pack. Easily
on all business streets. The stale ton who was unscratched in tlyj .
log rolling championship, a rodeo, ; world war is dead at tho bite of- U
an Industrial parade on July 4th cat. "He petted a stray cat Mjal
which will be nearly four miles Jumped through a window Intooii"
long, a sham battle beginning at home. The cat bit ono ot the col
dawn Independence day and a pat- onel's fingers und blood pgjsoning
riotlc address by Dr. Arnold lien- .developed. ' . ,
i no, f u
opened with kty.
Boston
Cream Pies
With Real Whipped-Cream.
Better Try One,
f :.' TUESDAY. SPECIAL ;
- " - 30 EACH . '.'
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
The Home of "Golden Crust" '
Opposite Observer on Adams : .'- '
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llA UltAKDK VMOI,kSjSl.E
MAKKKT8
Consjiicuous among her achievements has been her flat
iofusal to commercialize her sudden fame, and her indignant $7. 60 bbi,
denial of the report that she made tho flight "to rehabilitate
iier family fortunes." She maintains that it is merely a vaca
tion trip, and she took that kind of trip because .that is the
kind of trip she likes.
Another acid test of the young lady's character was the
Isarcastic editorial printed in the London Evening Standard,
jwhich said: "She is tho first woman to travel from the
lAmericnii conl incut to Europe by air. As such, she is ie
jmarkable, but the first sheep to do tho same thing would be
jhardly less remarkable. Miss Earhart knew tho risk she
(was taking, whereas a sheep would not. The rest is merely a
question of weight, and tho contribution of both to the science
lof aviation would be precisely the same."
When reporters showed this apologetically lo Miss Ear
inrt, she read it through without batting an eye, then broke
out into a peal of amused laughter, saying: "Well, what do
'you want mo to say? It's tine, isn't it?" That girl will yet
bo a real aviator, worthy of the company she's getting into,
piloting her own ship instead of merely flying as a passenger.
t'oultry' (Ilia weight)
Springs IH fj 80 lb.
Heavy hens 14 4(160 IB.
I.lg'tl liens lOo lb.
Stags 8o lb.
Hard federation (hard i
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
H.
heat
Free Fans!
Come in Tuesday and (Jet a Fan l'Yce
Supply Your Needs for (he 1th in Cool Summer
Sport and Outing Tons
Khaki Suits for hoy or girl $1.00
1 Sport Outfit, knicker style $.-19
Sport Outfit, skirt style $2.2."i - $2.50
Ladies' Wool Knicker Punts $2. 19
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
!,; ' Better Merchandise Lower Prices
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
boft wiiuat 7.4ft bb
LA cAtANOR lU'NAIL. MAIIKETS
IH.Irj.
Ittittur, pfi'iimery 47o; 2 tba. 90c
Kkkh 3'ic tt do..
iMuieno i(U 40o a pound
Honuy, comb 26o lb.
pntnlm'H 14 11h. 2ftc; 4Uc wick
NcW pot ii to cm ft" tl).
(li'LH-n uwh I tH lb.
Htiintf bi'ttns lf lb.
KIkIu holhuiiHo tonuttoi'H 40c.
jMiixtcint toumtocH 2)q lb.
l'iimliy ftc bunch.
Niw Ti'XtiH rbbm;'-4c lb.
Wax onliniH fie Hi.
I.ottmu 10c tioiul
H mil vi lfc; 2 for 26c
Yellow 'onions ftc lt.
HiuIIhIioh 6o bunch.
Iluthonnr cucumbi'iii 1 5c each.
Htint-h oiinotH -3 for 16c,
111111111 ht'cls fio.
Til rn I pn f(' buni'h.
lir.v -iM'c bum)).
JdtlunLH(s lelltu'it 26c lb.
AspariiKUM I fie lb.
Ort'tMi onluna 6c bunch,
I'ltlHIlipH 6i lb.:
FlutuwtRua 6o lb.
Ilonu' Blown Mplum-h 10c lb.
'rutin.
Nt'W Yi'llow Titinsparent npptos
S tb. for 2.'ti
Mflona 4 c lb.
Hoiiu'-Kiowii Mtrawberrloa 1 0c;
$2 craH'.
Hooil IllvtM ti iiwburrtt'd 16c;
IS.JA ciatf.
OooBfborrli'SRc qU
IbiniiniiM luc lb.
PfrBlniiuonii 2 for 26o,
. l.omoiiH 6tu bs.
OrnimvH fioitf 7oc dok
(MuM'rh'H 1 5c box.
lt;ipbrrlen S for "he.
lJoiranlMrrU,' 2 for 25c.
l'lums 60c basKot. v
h'loi Itln irrnpetriilt Mu. tv
(or 2ftc: larwo, 2 for 35c.
Klotlda Krupwfruit joo MCb.
Snirwr.
funis pupal $7.29.
Hour.
Hofl whnnt $.1 40 hhl.
Hui l futleriulnn 18.40 hhl
Toullry
Bprlnic frti 2-0c lb,
Htiia25ii op lb.
trl mitl frah,
Rprf boll 13 H T 1"
fbopd and uteHk soe lb.
Sal inn n (nt Hotly (icbh) 36o lb.
11ihlHii --.luc lb,
CuU 25c lb."
1 ' 4wo4iun
Q atoll uc, regular, retail. It
SEARCH GOES
ON FOR MEN
LOST ON ICE
(2ntttlniied from Pnfro 1)
I hut tin; vessel wotibl be able lo
find enough open water ho ns to
approach tiiilte cIoho to the party.
An soon an tho Kuyn land group
Ih i-eHciied. tho KrnBHtn will bosln
a Kcareh for tha six men of the
Italia who wort carried away , In
the (?aa buir and for the mlsKinff
AmumlHcn party. The KrasHln Is
Keeping In eouununU'utton with
the buHe ship fltta dl Mllano
which In turn Is In wireless touch'
with the Nobile men.
The Russian flier HalniHhkin who '
hopped off rrom tne soviet Icq
breaker Malign, which also Is cn- )
route to Kpltabergen, and has not ,
was
flUfA(lt), July 2 (AH) I
I Iiepartment of Agriculture Hogs
is.iMiu, moKuy 10 -me ingnoi,
top $11.15 paid for choice liOo-iMiO
lbs. Mutetiers, medium to choice,
250..t5(l H)H.. $Hi.2fiM 1.15; 200
60 li'fr. $10.25(11 11.15.
fattle ltt.ooo; calves 3.000; run
away market on fed steers and
yearlings 15 to 25c higher: $15.60
paid for light and weighty steers,
1 5.25 for yearlings; slaughter
hu'i'in, kuuu iinii i-iiuii-v ueen neani from since i'Vluay,
i;iiim-i:iuu ins., i .zi i ti.ne; iiuo- still missing.
1300 lbs., $14.25b 15.60.
Vealers (milk fed) good and
choice, $i;t.60fii t; medium, $11.60
if 1360.
Sheep 15.000; fat lambs 15 tt
25c lower, natives fairly active at
downturns; throw-out natives 25 to
6oc down, quality considered. Kheep
and feeding Inmbit unc hanged.
i mmmi enou e inn. mi n iamo Oregon Trail near Krlip. Ore.. Krl
$15(i 16.36; medium. $13.5ofti 16; (,)(Vi W11H u.Ilol.t(l(, frn u ,oca ,,oa.
ewes, medium to choice. 150 lbs., 1 pUa, t0(j, y HH orltui,
$4fo7: feeder lambs, good and, miil Hawkiiin. win ihrn
cholre. $12. 75fti 13.60. ... -i..!..,,,,. tn ,..,,., ,. , v.,u.
Hurrah For The Fourth of July!
Let's All Celebrate
We arc going to close our two stores i.i La Grande all day and celebrate.
For Your Picnics
COMMTIOX CKITICAIi
PKNDI.KTON, Ol-p..
The rontlitlon of
Ilanklua, of .Mcdfori
HUffcrt'd a friirtiireil
ItlltOlllollllu IKTilll'Ilt
July 2 (AP)
Ira. Oiiici"
, (Jro., wlio
skull In nn
ill thu (Mil
111 ri'Hltl'AT
MAN -HAN'CISC(), July 2 (Ai')
ItuljiM-fut f. o. I. San I'YiilU'iai'O.
it llt'l SUn. WlHMl ttll'll' uiitoiiiohllu
lirt the roud nntl ovurturni'd. One
iilher occupiint of tlic cup. Myrtle
Muskley. or Mi-dloHl, reeelved ll
sliBlil injury.
Potato Chips
3 ni
Lge.
kgs.
25c
Mayonnaise
. Go'd Medal.
Pts.
23c
43c
. CHOSEN BISHOPS BY METHODISTS
NKA K'lnsiiH fltv liurpau
Just liofore the Mrthmltr: nplwoiMl seneral conrei-em-e closert In
K1111S.IS city the other day. these four men were elected bishops. lft
to rlKlit they are: lllshop Kaymond J. Waile. fhliaKo; Mlndonnrv
lllshop Kdln V. .ee. Slnmii.ore; lllshop K, Stunlev Jones. Huulh
Afrlcii: Hishop James l linker. I'rluma, III. Kollow inK his election
lllshop Jones reslsneil. declnrliiK his election the result of "emo
tloiml enthusiasm-: and wytii he did not wish to leave his present
post. The conrerem: U0 toiwecmurt tht other three.
Olives
Uipo large size.
Can. 25c
Pickles
Sweets. Full quint jar.
Each 43c
Pickles
Heinz dills.
Dozen 25c
Cantaloupes
Large size.
3 For 25c
Lemons
lirge 300 size.
Dozen 39c
7
Butter
Safeway lirand.
2 Roil ... ..... 85c
Bread
Safewsiy Brand, ltrge I 'i
I Kin ud lua ves, J 1 eu tt h ur
White.
Each l6c
l'lirc Ciine.
lated.
1 C Lb.
Sugar
rine granu-
Bag...
100
Lb
Bus
$1.00
$6.69
Sardines
Large ovals. Mustard or
tomato sauce.
2 Cans 25C
Tuna Fish
White Star. Medium size.
Each 23c
Crab Meat
Geishia. 15rand. Medium
size.
Each 35c
Lettuce
Large heads.
1
3
Coffee
Safeway Blend.
50c
For
29c
Pound
Pounds....
$1.47
Watermelons
Klondikes.
Pound 3!2C
Oranges
Large sweets.
New Potatoes
8 g ............ 19c
Tomatoes
. Firm repacks.
2 lbs. 28c
Bananas
Firm golden ripe fruit.
Dozen 49c 3 Pounds '.. 25c
Two stores in La Grande. Shop at your nearest store.