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;luk..i if-jjiA.tv -i-Lituii-.v:: EA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, July 18, 192g Uf m; 1 3 ui rti New Summer, Caps ' and Ovcrplaids 2.50 Tim Kioru IVr Men I'liwiu Main HI J Ctounlnv & 1'itfMlnz li'il. BUTTER HIGHER EGGS GO LOWER 1 acoitki;i max ri;i,i;aki:i I . lMi;it $5,000 ItO.NHH - ' MKIJKOUL), Ore, July 18 AV) rcndiiiK trial ut the full term of court,! AVIIliam Jeffries, driver of ttr uutomobllo that euuscd thu death or Henry West, 12, on tho Ashland-Klamath Kails highway a V'eelf ago, lias been .released on uy resi- Apricots Plentiful, Quota tions Low t- Oregon Peaches Are in 1 PORTLANlC Ore. July Is (AI Hotter prices took another rise on thu local market toduy. Kxtrus were quoted at 45 cents, standurdH at 44 cents und firsts at 42 cents. Huttcrfnt also rose, quoted ut 47 to 48 cents delivered hero. Kggs weru -slightly lower, ."'resh stand urd extras Wenmt HO cents. Krosh Ktuiidacd firsts at cents and fresh medium firsts ut 2y con 1 8. 7 Tho poultry market rcmulncd steady. .1 Apricots uru coming In plentiful supply for tho vanning scuson, but It l nut ox peeled that the supply j will last for u long period. , The Liilles anrleofs urn now emoted aft low oh HO to 1)0 cents for 15 pound) lo'H, $1.50 for 26 pound lotH. Oregon pea cheH arc small nnd find till to domand at CO to 76 contH. Largo California Klberlus are sell- I Ing ut 85 cen In to ft, Huininer souosh )h selling ut $1 a.ciute on thu vegetable market. String beans me over-supplied and offeied at prices as low us 4 cnts a pound. ' ' - MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO (ilMI.V U'llCM 0HH . lllKll tAIW 0M1 Jul)' ttH ISNIK . IUI1J4 isi',i3i tzr, iw)jiwii . i;5i5Ji iMft .;. iitajo ixiHiMa UVIOIU'OOI, HIIKAT IJVKIU'OOI,. July 18 (AH Close: Wlli-Ht July !), lid;, Oct. lua, IKi: l'oc. Jo, 2d. "... J'OliTIAXIt WllliAT I'OIl'rl.ANIJ, Ore.. July 18 (AH Wheat HlB llonil, bluratem, hanl white, fl.tu; nofl while, SI. 29; western while, ll.l'y; hard winter, $1,111: northern vpiing, l.2l; iveMt cm red, ft. Ill, . - Data No. 2, 80 lua.i white teed. Ml. .. ..'..' TodayVcar recelptaWheat !15; flour 0; eoru 3; hay 1. t iStock Exchange feces Kesumption Of Upward Trend V Wheiit 3 haul, t,.UD0 bonds furnished perils of Keno. i: : THE SLEEP OF EASE LEEP is the re- y it f iiviii I n 1.1111V J.11 this i time of repose the body acquires ' enough energy to car ry it through the rest jf the day. , Restless Sleep ' Drains Energy Nervousness spoils sjeep. But chiroprac tic calms the nerves . by readjusting the spinal column that guards' the. nerve cords. " Send for Our Literature Dr. F.L. Tribe .New l-'utej- hiiitiliu .Main it CHICAGO CASH i'IIICAUO, July 18 (AH No. 1 hard, fl.JOVi; No, 1.28 Vi. , i . Corn No. 1 inlxod, l.tnt 1.IPK: No, i yellow, ' l.VS'w 1.09 Vj. Oala No. white,. 00c; No. 4 while. 62c. No aaioa rye. -Barley Cic$l. Timolhy seed H&4.20. Clover aeod 8 L'Z.AOtyZu. l'OKTLAXI) HtODI ( i; l"()ltTI-ANI, Ore., July 18 (AM Wholesale prices: Hutter hlBhcr. i'urtland dairy exchango net whole- jHale prices (cubes): Kxtras 4r,c; m I standards 44c: prima firsts 4:tc; CHICACIO. July 18 (AH Open-' f'rsla 42c. Creamery prices: Prints Ine at V4c orf lo c up, ChleaBo;,'! over cube atandarda. w heat later showed some setback : K" lower. I'orlland dairy ex nll around. 'Corn developed ! chanKe (net basis) ! Tresh slapdurd Irensth. sli.rtlnif Ui lo 7te blirli. i extras 3tlc: fresh standurd firsts FIND IT HERE .Copy for I his column must be la by a, m. INSHnA.Vf.-F. AMI IIOMtH Everything But Life Insurance . v. s. i.n vi;stmi:nt co. , O. W. WARNOCK Headquarters for periodicals and luaBajsines. Take alonff soma on your vacation. . Newlln Book Store. Our- circulating library - affords you Rood reading ut low price. Newlln lioolc Ktorc. - ,7-13-tf llejiulllclilni;, inuallug, bultnn Itoles, etc. Aorlou's Klodie Kltop. CAItl) Or THANKS Wo wish to extend our most sin cere thanks und appreciation to our rrienda and fmternal and other or- turned briskly upward today on u " T,1!" to l ,c'"' Wlu resumptlon of broad ...... i hnvin thy ttn1 Kli'lnoas during our recent NKW YOlllv, July 18 (AH i no slock mai l;el which has been foundering around wlibln u narrow trading area' for the last week, Wheat Slumps In Chicago Market resumption of broad scale buying operulloliH. 1'rlees of acllrt. Issues 'allied 1 to r, points, whllo u num ber of specialties weio marked un 0 to ncurly 15 polnfs. Burroughs Adding Machine, dl rectuaM of which declared a slock I dividend of 25 per cent, run up 14 lioims io 176. Texas and Pacific soared 10 points lo a new record lop ut 170. McCrory Klores A, A nim-tnii n l.'viii.nuJ h4l.ii..,i I ..'.'..... -rax. r k. . 1'ioducts preferred, It. II. Macy. I When voiubreuk a windshield or Ha llo and National Teu sold 5 to sldo glass lake your car to Itlch- 13 points higher. jardson's Art und Gift Bliap. whero (leneral Motors was ugain In 11 be fiulckly und correctly rit heavy 'demand on buyinB in flu- .ted ut the right price. They spe enced by executions of u subslun- clalize in all kinds of gluss work. bereavement, und for tho -beautiful florul offerings. Mrs. II. K. Charlton Mr. und Mrs. Klarr C. T'hurlton Mr. und MrW. Jumes K. t.'harlton Mr. and Mrs. Denver i(. Charlton Mr. und Mrs. Clyde C. Charlton , . Mr. and Alra. Otto ii. chariion , 7-18-ltp tlui extra dividend at the August meeting of, directors, running up more than 3 points to around 1'JO reflection of the stockholder's up proval of 7-lf-6tl 2!l',4cl fresh niedllllll extras 200:13 points or more. HAli(;Ai.n Hpeeial Bargains will bevfound slock Increase paving 'each day ut Klchurdson's Ai't and Ihc way for the merger Willi liodge Qift Hhop. . Visit the shop and take Brothels. Wi-ighl, Curtl.ss, . Mont- advanliige of these values In IJill Bomery Ward, iloutdon OH. Grecne'nerware, Glassware, - Pictures, Cananca Copper. John Manville, Lamps, shades and muny other Allied Client. cul und a number of .linos which will .be featured. ; other Industrial favorites climbed I . 7-17-0t er and HliliHefillenllv steering addt tlonal gains, Ouls ivere easy, pro-' rr",, medium firsts Stic: prices to visions showed an advance. J relallars 180. over exchange Wheat closed unsettled, 1 to P1-1" Ji.e net lower, corn 1 14c off to' Milk Haw milk (4 per cell!) Hie up, oals lie lo IMc down' '- -5 cwl. delivered Portland, less and provisions unchanged lo a rise'1 I""1" Biltlerfat. station 44c; of 17c. xi:w viiitK riti iT NH WVOItK. July 18 (AP) dried fruit and hops sleady. Row on Poor Farm track 4i.c; delivered ut Portland 474f 4Kc. , ,. . roultry-i-Allve, Iipiis ovor 4 jibs., 24c; 4 to 4 lbs., L'Ue; a to 4 Urn., I So: 3 lbs. and under, J fie; I' Hprliitfh and leghorns '4v.. Potatoes Quotations on IjohIm of lUii-lh. iiaek: Best varieties seUlnu With fhmfiro i .&'K75. A 4 I F, ww : i,in ul,..,.l' ALBANY, Ore., July 18 (AP) 1.251(1 1.75. Wool . steady. Best varieties Kualern Oregon Itobert Andrews, manager of the wool (f. o. i. country polnfs): l.liiu county poor farm, was In a holes light shrinking fine, ar hospital today with two bullet 37 Hi.: heavier shrinking, rine, 32 wounds In his lungs, and H. H. ,f 34c lb; crossbred wools SGifHtlv. I.'rosl. an aged ' poor farm Inmate, ' Valey: Medium 60c lb.; course 45c wuh In Jull on an open charge, ae- lb. - .' used of having fired the shots In I fluy sleady. Illiylng prices: Hasl- ii n allerentlon at the faun Inst ern uregon iimoi ny i; i : i.no; no night. Another Inmate, named Juki-, j valley 17.60,' 18: airalfa I7.60W was. wounded III liu fureurm by a 18; clover la;' oat hay I6iii Id: struy bullt't. BRITISH ACCEPT ! KELLOGG'S PLAN (CoiiLltlued from l'ayo 1) rvonU that American secretary will be Celled upon by the forelKO ofnees or the other NiKiialory itow eia to name the 1 1 inland (he placo for the cin'onionyi 'iTio Oennan, Kri'tuli, Italian and Irish notes ac cepting the l'elloK(7 putject, all eiu phaHled appreciation uf his Initia tive In the effort, to set up new world-wide machinery calculated to make war a discarded weapon of national policy. ' tUIW A Safe riiico lo I liiy A Sure I If ico lo Suvo If you carefully watch the low prices of the Economy Store your dollar will do double duty for you. The aim of this store is to sell high gradc merchandise for the lowest price. . Economy Store Whnre Mtl I'etmle TrttiM .MU liai'l N. Alpeii, l'np. UU l0Ntt SI. straw 18.60 ton. Molllnir prices $1 Ion more. ; ,' ';L ' ; ' . . r IJVi:SIHCK POltTl.AND, Ore., July IK (AP) -r-t'iittle und calves sleady. Jte celpla 55. , tiLoors, U OO-JilSO Ut.. od, JM.LT.'ir ll'.IU; do tifiO-1 1 (Ml - lbs. Kuod, lll.Mifc 12. Ml;1 do (suo and up, . medium, $ Hl.aSfff 1 1.2; do common, a.5u fpj Kl.l'fi. ileifors. SBU IbH. down, good, flu iff 10. 5u; do oommoii to nu'dluiit, 48. 50 rr 1 0. ('own, good, $K-7 5 (f( W.Uf. ; do com mon to medium, 1718.75; do low cutters, $5 $(7. Hulls (yearllngi cutters to . medium, $7.25; do cutters to medium, i7 H 7.25; do Calves, 5UU lbs, down, modtum to choice, ?8.5ti1i Hi. 60; do cul to com mon, Jtl.60fl( S.-60. VeabM-s (milk fed) Rood,, to choice, f 13 614; do, : medium. do cull to com mon. $7.6U?i 11, j Uors steady. Receipts !0 on con- truet. ' Heavy weight. 260-350 IIih.. me dium to choice. $'j.u0AJf 11; medium welfflit, 200-360 Him., medium to cli. lee. tn.25fff 11.25; llffht weight Hiii-L'iKi Obs., medium lo choice. ! 91 t.25ft 11.60; light llKhts. IHO-tliO lbs., medium to choice. $tu.26'Vf' ' 11,25; packing sows, rough und smooth, $S.50ff 9.60; slaughter pigs, i UO-130 lbs., $104 J 1.60; 'feeder and ' stockcr pigs, 7u-1 20 lbs., medium i to choice, $'JU 10.25. (Soft or oily hugs and roasting plga evcluded In above ((dotations). f Sheep and luinbs steady. Receipts . GCii on con t met. j Following quotations, except on lambs, on shorn basts. Lambs, M ilbs. down, good to cnoicc, $lt,7M 112.26; do H' lbs. down, medium $a.764c 10.75; do. all weights, cull to common, $S.fiUii y. 76; yearling wet tiers, llo lbs. down, medium to choice. 17 US. 50: owes. I?n lbs. down, medium to choice. $46; do1 120.150 lbs., medium to choice, $3 4.60; do ull weights, cull to com mon, $Hi3. Tho cloHlng was strong. Itudlo I OIJl Tl M h UASVll ' sto:d out in tin upward movement Kvery Thurs. night, Zuber hull,' be lli final dealings rising 8 points to ginning July 10. New management. 171 on estimates of favorubte sec-j , 7-17-31 ond (iiarler earnings. Case Thresh- j . ing Alachine adxuneed lo, audi Dennlson'a decorative crepes udd Wright Aero nearly 7. Trading effectiveness to your store win- CAI.Ij i on ItlDK Kiiteualk Coiisli'iictioii Beutud bids will be received by I tho city commission of the city of j ha tlrando. Union County, Oregon, I for the construction of the sidowulkj in suifwaiK improvement jj.smci No. 183, within the city of La Orunde, Oregon, according to -the j plans and specifications of the said' sidewalk district now on f llo In thoj ofUco of tho City Jtecordor of thet said city. ' . 1 hit's will be required for pluns and; speolficnlloiiH, which' amount will ' be refunded If bidder Is unsuccess-I fill und returns pluns und specif I- cations to this office. 1 liids will be received to the hour of 7:30 ,P. M. Wednesday July 25th, '1928, und must be accom panied by a certified cheqk, or bid der's bond In the sum of ten per cent of tho umount bid as a guar antee of.tlio acceptance und com pletion of contract if awarded. ChecKs will bo roturned to unsuc cessful bidders. ; All bonds In connection with this work ai o required to bo secured through resident agents and no bond will bo uccepted unless writ-: ten by a rtwidont of tho city of 1a Grande. . ,' Tho commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Coffiiiiisslon July. llUi, 102S. J. ii. STEARNS, Ilocorder. 7-13-iot ANATtON-WtDS "quality alwayi at a (Moving' 108 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon "H.C.S." In Fresh New Patterns - Can Be Used in a Variety of Way Here ii a material that is popular in the wash goods family our own "H. C. S." gingham in crisp Spring patterns. Yard, 1 . - V K.HNNircijJy MM 17c Checks and plaids a variety of appealing color combinations that will come out of a tubbing as fresh as ever. oovltch und his bund which consist of 50 fierce und ruthless Macedon ians. ; . ; - I'ltlSC'O l'Ol'IYIKY SAN "KRANt'lSCO. July IK (Al) t. K. Buril of Agricultural Economics 'Receipts of live poul try were only moderate toduy and tho market wus showing u Htrong tone on most clusses. Leghorn' broilers were, rather scarce and good stock Bold quickly uround 33c a pound. i 4 Bandit Hums Nine-0 Serbians in Hut, RKI.flRADE. Jugo-Hlavla, July wus acceiciauu uy a. ruritier drop ..uows. we ;mve tnem in every. wnon W(!I.L. Qindarnies. were lock in i iie rnie tor cnii ioans- io u per snuae unu uesin. newnn; hook cent. Total sales appioxlmated 1, UUO.OOO uhares. cm v a ; i a v i-.s r x k Store. 7-13-tf , CJIK.'Ano. .Inly IX (AT) Depi'iimeiit of Agrlcull ure)- 14,0)10; Blow, mostly tdrong to I no higher on hogs scaling up to 270 lbs. and parking sows; heavier iiulehePs ;Ueudy to 1 c lower; top $M.7) paid ' for choice 1X5-230 lbs. ItutcberH, nuMlhini to choice, 250 350 IbH., 9IO.0l)f'f 11.00; 20(1-50 lbs. $lt).7fMT.70; JOU-200 lbs,, $10.00 fti 11.70. (.'att'c: 'lu.'Mift; calves 2,r.oo; ac tive, ytrong marlet n light year lings; sleet-M pretlumlnatlug lu run: $ 1 (.fin paid tor yearlings; some held "hlghei. .Slaughter elurws, ulcers, good and choice 1 30(1-1600 lbs., $14,115)1(1.25. Vculeis (milk fed) good ami choice, $ 13 (it 15.25; medium, ilfu-1 3. Sheep: ReceiplH M.OO.U;' gener ally steady on all chisses; top $ 1 6.76 paid by city butchers for one deck of choice S3 lb. of choice Washing ton lambs. Lambs, good ' and choice, !2 lbs. down, $I4.35(' 15.75; medium, $13.25 l'l.3f; owes, me dium lo choice, 150 lbs, down, $4 7: feeder lambs, good and choice, S13j 13.75. ,. in rriiitrAT SAN KRANCISCO, July IS (AT) ltutteiTal f. o. b. San Krunclsco, 61c. la ;k.nii; viioLi;sALt: iAi;Kins ed in a hut and i)urned'to death In the Sanjuk of Novihuaar, a frontier ' " ' ' " ' ' ' I district on the old Kerbian-Mon-. Wahl, Waterman, I'aiK Kountuln t(.nt.Krn border, by tho notorious Pens and Kvorshurp Pencils at bandit. Felix Sarcovltch. iNewiin Book Store. Guarantewl in 'yit, government has declared a -V. S. every respect. 7-13-tf war of oxterminutlon ugulnst Sur Hogs: i ' ; - WASH FROCKS : ? Sizes 14 to 40. Regular $1.98 values. . i In'all the. discontinued numbers at ' $1.38 Eacht NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise --- Lower Prices Here's the unique feature revolutionary but so simple ! , Sprlniis IS a 18c lb. lh-avy linna Mettle lU. MkIU In ns li)c lb. fftuKH 8c lb. X''iour. Iliiril l-'i-flrru" ion (iiuril whwil) IT.C0 bbl. Hon wheut 17.4(1 hb'. ractors Society Make Up UAX FACTOR'S years of theatrical artistry and skill are now yours... in Society Make Up...ww Max Faflor has dow for the Stars, je can do for yon. - ' fiidividuallkaufy Service We Km wmd lntvtrd alloowtw cf Mu fttw't COMPLEXION N ALYSIS CHARTS whid whra hllfd out by you, will he forvtnlrd to him for hu pcnoiul oennon nd uutr. (' NWt of our putttx living van owt great part of their iucfJ to Mr. Factor1! intunite bvW(jf of the rt y mti ...now aviilihle to yMj! featuring cAlaxJaCtors OociciyMake Up The L. & L. DRUG CO. La (irandc, Agent I.A .R.Mii; KLTAIL MARIviriS Hairy. R'.itler, rio.'imeiy 50c; 2 lbs. l5c. Kgg-:i c n i loss. Cheeso i6fi?4oc a tound Honey, cotnh 2F.o !b. , egctables l'otatocs 14 lbs. 20c: 4Ho suck. New. potatoes 2 'jC lb. (!reen pens 2 lbs. for 25c. Siring beans 2 lbs. for 25c. Klgln hothouse tomatoes 35c. Mexican trunatoe.s I5e lb. I'arstey 5c bunch. New Texas m Phage 4o lb. W:tx onions 5c lb Lettuce I Oc head. Kitdivo 15c; 2 for 25a Yellow onions 5c lh. Radishes---5o bunch. MotiiouM! cucumbers 1 oc each. Hunch carroU -3 for 15c. Hunch beets 6c Turnips 5c hunch. (Vlfiy 20c hunch, llothouso lettuce -25c lb. (Ireon onlomi 5o bunch. Itutat'ugas 5o lb. Ituiiie grown spinach toe lb. I-VuHh New Yellow Ti auspat cut uiiplea ,'t lhn. ttr 25c. . Melons -3 Vic lb. fanning apricots --Sc. Ih.t lu apple box. IbiiiMiM .... 12 I'jc lb. I Yr,dminmH---2 for 25o Lenionw -Mio iok, ( h'ltnges- 5ti'i' 7tij tint. t'herrtc! -I"c bix. RaKpltei'cles - 2 Hm 2."'C, LoganiitM t it-M Hu- Itox. l'luins 50c. basket, ror 25c; large. 2 for S5r. Kloitda grapefruil 3mq eitch. fane sugar- J ..:. Hour Soft wheat - $S.4o Mil. H;nd federation $S,40 bbl. roiihry Spring fries -32k 35c lb. Hens 25 i 30e lh. I rals tlliil lli Beef boil l i tf 18c. Chops and steak a 3"c lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 3 Go lb. Halibut- 3c lb. Cod 25c lb. What little ma chinery there is, is all enclosed in side this hermet ically sealed steel casing indicated in the diagram. v . w it-VvvWAvwrVVi'li'C- am'wJaw,Wh wwAhmv CnVMOWdw i rt sz7.. m ' :-This - " I'll! casing houses the tiny motor and the rest of the sim ple mechanism as well as all the oil it will ever need. GENERAL fH ELECTRIC emgeratot The hermetically sealed steel casing, indi cated by the arrow s, houses all the machin ery 'of the General Electric Refrigerator. It also contains all the oil this machinery, and the tiny motor which operates it, will ever need to protect them from wear. The engineers and scientists of General Electric worked for fifteen years to develop a refrigerator that would be thoroughly efficient and virtually trouble-proof. By the very nature of the design, the entire responsibility for satisfactory performance rests with the manufacturer. Every part of t the machinery is built, tested and retested in the General Electric factory. The as sembled mechanism is sealed in this elec ; trically welded casing. It is then put through , a final test. You never see the machinery we .never see it. No one is responsible for it except General Electric and they guar antee "its absolute efficiency. . When the refrigerator is delivered, all you ; need do is plug the cord into any electric outlet just as you do your fan. Automati cally, quietly, economically, this mechanism which you never see and need never think about, gives you perfect refrigeration. Time Payments can be arranged, if you prefer. W.H. Bohnenkamn fn t '-. -r.. . Send Today For . An Interesting ' N Booklet (JlMllilH. ncuiat. rtullt. Gasoline