La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
Tuesday, January 22, I9991
Slip-Over
Sweaters
Blues,
Tans & Greys,
with V and Round
Neck
$3.95 to $8.85
Men's Wear.
'tic.
Closing Strong
In Wall Street;
Stocks Climbing
NKW YOltlC. Jan. 22 AI')
The. lock market responded to
slightly easier money today with a
vigorous upturn, particularly n the
metal and motor shares and spe
cialties. More thun a wore of Is
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
U'lllUt
Mar. ...
Mmy
fitly ...
CHICAGO GKAI.V
Open lllch Iow Close
:.i.S2Kj.23 , j.sr,( usiy, ;
-1.27 1.27 9 I.3UH 1.27 J.3U1.3UH
M(H,A.M WIIKAT
I'OitTi,ANU, Ore., Jun. 22 AI')
-Wheat: Hig Jicnd blueMtcin, hard
1.62; Koft white
Hii.-M wen limited lo new hlirh"""c w," WW
.round, the ol,l Uimnn. NK-k I rn whlle nard wint' '6:
carding a maximum guln of 60
points.
western led
northern spring 1.1 C
J. 17. '
. Oats: No. 2-3 lb. white 3K.00.
Call money was In supply at on J Today's car receipts: Wheat 40,
official rate of 6 pewent, which j flour !2. corn 8, oat tt huy 6.
wan shaded to 6 In the outside - 1
market, and hunkers expressed thej CHICAGO CASH
opinion that higher rule would he CHICAGO. Jun, It (Al'l Wheat
fmprohahlt until thu end of thu Ku 2 hard J.2C . No. 4 hard 1.1 7.
bionth. Corn. No, 4 mixed UJI U us u :
n.jyinK -unices runcu into me.
market in heavy volume during
the last hour, the utilities encount
ering pai tirulur favor. Johns Man-
vllle extended It h gain to nearly 20
nolntH. touching AdantM Kx-
pres made an extreme Kln of 14 I
polntH. and American HmelthiK of ,
17. Mitthleson Alkull jumped more)
than 1 1 polntH anil Commercial 1
1 H'dventw 0. Tim chming w;:s strong. I
fInoa in fhipftft(k'V'ul sates approximated 6.000,000 i
Wheat Buoyant At
No. 2 yellow M.
OhIm, No. $ whitu b4; sample
Kiudu 41'Vj. ,
Hye, No. 2 poor i.02.
Hurley t!0 ' 71,
Timothy need G.0rfl.l5.
Dover Seed 13,00 5 31.00.
Ijird 1 1. HO.
Jtths ! 2.7ft.
Itcllies 13-87.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22 A J C
niiitf to 2 'i 1 2 '4 off, corn af
terward fl iclimud within Ihe Ini
tial r.aiKc
Wheat sturlcd Vh to q down
and subseoueiitly declined a Mile,
inure.
OatH were e;.y.
I 'loviKioiiM went 11 p-grtide.
Wheat cloned buoyant. 2 t3
2 net higher, com finished at
to net dfline, out lo ad
vance, and provisions. VaryiiiK fyoui
2c bethack to a Hue of 2c. 1
Portland Market
Is Steady Today
J'OHTI.ANI), Ore., Jon. 22 (Al)
KiiS, butter, fruit and veff4able
prices were virtually unchanged
today.
The enly unateudinex wan In
vijjfctahlei. Ithuharb and aril
chokes are plentiful with a conse
jent allnht decline In prices.
A carload of cauliflower from
Ihe WatHOitvllle diatrlot was added
to the local atocks today. Thin was
aid to be of unuHually fine quality,
retailing at 15 or 20 cents.
The oraiiKe market was likely to
remain at present low ; prices for
the smaller hljw despite Interfer
ence with picking by rain In Cali
fornia. There is'u huge supply re
ported on the Cortland market and
this is expected to hold out untifl
more is shipped In. ; .
WAGNER- PIANO SHOWN IN AMERICA
roim.AMi i'iiiiiii ci:
I'OIITI.ANIl, On:, Jan. i2 (AT)
WhoU hiiIo itrfc-i-K:
J(;iMcr, i-KKH. milk, lioultry, on-
Ioiih. potulOfK, wool, nlllH, UstyvUH'i
rani liiirk. )ich, all Hlcaily am un- '
rliailKurl. i
'IIIC'A(;( I.IXKSKM K
j Clfli.'AOO. Jan. Ml AI" (I.-
jH. Urpt. A8rk'. Hokk H.llUO; op- , I'dllTI.A.MI I.IVl'STOCk
i nwl l(v lf.o lilfc-licr; lat-r liailu, l'(JHTl.ANI, Ore. Jan. 22 Ml')
j l&irc IiIkIk-i;; .largely an 'attlu ami ialv..s: tttrafiy. no ro
!. nmrkol for ltw.fttli- IIm. j cciptii. . -HtociH J luo-lauo lli.)'
IISht; top H-'ili mid for I8C1-2V ""' U.tHttf I l.i(t;.tvra !S'-n
HieKfrlrc Wanner. Ron itf the famoux compoHrr, Ulrhard VaK
: nrr. at the piiino used by the latter when he composed "1'arnlfat."
The iiiHtrururm hus lecn broushl to. the I.'nltcd States for exhlhi-'tlon.-
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FIND IT
HERE
I Copt tor I nil oolamn mum to
la br .
l.NBLKANCE. A Htt BONDS
U. H. ISVkJfTBUMT VO.
O. W.-WAJINOCK
CARD OF TIIAKS.
Wo wish to thank our muny
frluuda and ndBhbor for thflr
kindnewi and syinpatliy during oUr
recent bercav-nient und for the
many floral offerings.
We cnueciully thank the Mow
inun und lllcka Lumber fomimny
and the employees for their kind
newi and sympathy given to us.
.Mrs. ilyrum iiendricks und fam
ily. J. J. Hendricks.
AV. I). Hendiitkit
J. H. Hendricks. '
A. O. Hendricks.
.Mrs. H. 11. 1-cavllt.
1-SS-llp.
DAXC'K AT IX.TAXEIJ.i:
Kvery Wednesday instead of Fri
day starting Jun. 23. Star Novelty
Orchestra. ' . l-:'2-2t
J.C.PJENNEYCO.
I0S Depot at
La Grude. on.
Cotton Batts
- Soft and Fluffy . r
for Comforts '
Thi i the time to be thinking
of warm bed coverings time tt
be making attractive comforu,
this .1-nnund cotton batt ii ti
ideal coi..iort jize. ,'
98c
Cotton Batts
'12 Ounce .
Rolls of soft, fluffy cotton is I
handy ile.
' 29c '
Sore Throat?
Don't Gargle
(Jiilrkcr mill IP-licr Jttdfcr With
1'amiMiK I'rcM'rlpllon
l)ou't surfer from the pain and
HM'cneHH of sore throat aniKlcs
and Halves uro too r towthey re
lievo only temporarily, lint Thox
Ine, a fuiiKiiiH physician's prescrip
tion, m aimruntet'd tu give relief
ui most liiHtiintly.
Thoxlno has u double action
re II even the Mure liens and (toes di
rect to the internal caue. No
chloroform. Iron or other harm
ful druH wife and pleaitaut fr
the whole family. Also wonder
fully eifectlvo for relieving coughs,
(ulck relief guaranteed or your
money back. 36c, GOc and $1.00.
Hold by Hod front) Iiruflr Ktore und
ull other ood dnitf stores. Adv.
10 Years Ago
Today
IJetit. Krank Karnes has re
turned from Camp tirccii
teal, (leuiK'a.
Cold Weather
Makes
Kugh Skins
Hind's.
J'-wn's.
Max It'actor's.
tiaiden I'ouit
.dlipiN for lu-al i ii mid
soot III n nd and cold
chapued hands and
' fit COM.
5(ty and $1.00
L. & L. Drug Co.
i!ii-ri:ni'.T
KAN ITtAWIWfl. Jan: 12 fAI')
HnltiM-fat f. o. h. Han l-Yaneiwo,
60 ir. .
I.A OltAN'IM'. IKII.IiSAI.R
i MAKKIOTM , .
I slaughter Classen steers, good and
I choice l.:ioij-l,M0 lbs. I2.76'i
15.26; 1,100-1,300 IDs. J2.75tiir...
j 76: :u-,(hi ,. I2.75i lli.oci; fed
j yearlings good und choice 750-!t&o
lbs. 12.7SJ ru.25. Veulers. milk fed.
good and choice M.6U 17.50.
Hh'.p . I Jl,init; opening steady.
(bulk fat lumha-IG.60f 17.00; early
, ' top 17.29: sheep and feeding lambs
ijA (iltAMUi liKI'AUi MAitKKrsBlt'ul'y: vtlolee feeding lambs 16.5(1
lury. I 15.75; lumbs,' good and choice 92
Duller, rreumeiy 65c: J lbs.,!11'"- down- I'D. 25,4( 1 7.3S; medium.
IDs. UiilolierH, iiu'dium to choice lbs.) good 1 l.ooM 1 J.75. Heifers
250-Jllii 'Hut.,' a.lilift'j.llli; 200-250 i (sad lbs. down) good-lll.Oor,, 1O.60;
lbs. 11.00)) 'J.30; IIm.; a.ooy J heifers, common .75S, a.75. Cqs,:
9.9D.
I.'utlle 1.5K0;. tuives 2,01ll; iintrkW
el slow :. steady to .weak trade on j
most' killing classes; -she stock in
fairly liberal supply; steers, scuree
but part of run Jick4 best 'weighty
sleors early .14. b choice, shipper
dealers t.0 IT.JOj light ,klnls, ' 6-M T( 7.26; ealvi
M.6(li 16.60; u few at 1C.00; with ! medium to ch
common to medium . 7.oo$iN,75.
Mulls (yearlings excluded) good
beefs 7,I,i '.is. r,i; do cutler to medi
um 6.75 'rt-7.50.
Hliiell I5e lb.
Hiinngs lkirZ5c lb.
Ilenvy hens Iflc lb.
I.lglit hens 1 4c lb.
fliags He lb.
floor.
Hnrd Keil. ration fhsrd wheat)
Hnfl wheat 17.40 bbl
-S7.H0 bbl.
t'ows, ow cutter 4tfe7.0O. Hulls,
fyearllngs excUded) good ,-bi'efs,
:26f S.CiO: bulls.. cutter to medium
(o"0 lbs. down)
choice li.oofi 1 1.00;
lbs.) inedflliu to choice (f.OOfi I
(Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigp !
excluded .In above-fiuotutlons).:. -
' Kheep arid luinbs:-8tttud-. no receipts.-
-Lurpbs - -S4 lbs. '"down),
good ; to , choice -V13.00 1 14.00;
UO (02-lb down) ulcdfuui 11.600
l'J.oo;- do (alb wtiixbts) 5. cull to
oommon ;Io.5o 9i r.5.0:'.- yearling
wethers (ISO lbs. down) liiedium to
holce .09ff li;6: ewes (120 lbs.
down) .medium to choice ' 4.50'u;
.60: ewes -(120-150 lbs.) medium
to choice S.60r6.00; ewes - (all
weights)' 'cull tu common ( 2.001
a.511. ' ,. ,'. '. ; -'
"Hex" Trial Judge.
Surgeons-to Try
To Change Limbs
$1.10.
Kkk i-'C dos.
Cheese 'AUtu 4c Ih.
Honey Comh. 2Uc lb .
VeKelahltts
Potatoes $.(i0 cut
Artichoke 20c.
I'umtey &c bunch.
;ranlHrrles20c qt.
CahbaKe Sc lit.
Cauliflower Hc lb.
tlrapefruil, Klorlda '1 for
Lettuce -10c lad.
Yellow onions tic lb.
Carrots 10c hunch.
Heels 2 for Jluc.
Parsnips 5c lb.
Ttirnlp---2 bunches for ZUc
Celery Kc and 26c.
tiree-n m'm tiUv M
ItuiaosffHs 6c lb.
Huhhard rkiuush I.ornt 4c ,
Hweet I'litatoes IOij lb,
I'lOlW
Hellclous apples 4 lb. basket,
2f.c; ll.sy hux.
Jonathan tippleM $l,0u hex.
Hunanas 16c Ih.
I'ersiinrnoiis 2 for 26a
Lemons r.c dux.
Oranges OdH 7tn dob.
hounr
Cano suKcr-$ti.f4.
I'tour
Hoft Hheat $8.40 bbl.
Hard fedwailon $H.40 hbl.
I 'on It
Rpiiutr files a08i die lb.
Hens iifiaoc lb.
MejitM anil I-'Ish
Hoef boll IX U u IHo.
Chnps and Nleakn Ti-IUie lb,
Kalmou (Hliiclly fiONh) 35c lb.
llaiihul soc h.
Itahhlts 2Kc lb.
Cod 26c lb.
(.tvMdino
flnmillne. reuuiar. retail. ti
M-tiOfli IB.U&; ewes, liiedium lo
eholcij ifio Ibs.'tlown K.oofti 10.76:
ffeder lauihs, Kood and choice 14.
40 I6.HB.
calves, cull to common 7.5oi jr.oo:
Vialeis, milk fed, Rood lo choice,
13.00 4 14. 'i6; veulers." inedium,
1 l.60Cf 13. (mi; veulers, cull to com
mon 8.&0 (I 1 1.60.
I !(; Kteady, no receipts, with
heavy weight U'&O to 35(1 lbs.).
medium to choice 7.7&i tt.25; me- - i-
dlum weiKhl :.oo-26o lbs.) mwll-j' U-HICAOO; .Jan.; 23 AIJ) Kur
um to choice S.5o 9.a&; Vlljrlit- Keona .the-lnivl.ty -juf, Illinois
welRht -'oo. ao lbs.) medium- to i M,neW1? uf' ne4lolne are to J3ttenyt
cholct. K.6oy.l'5: - litfl(t weight rt (rloH f opernUons. such'aH nev-(JCn-200
Ihs.) . medium - to Vhoice'1 er before, have been attempted,. In
J f.76b lU.Oif; 1 1 KlU llffhts (1X0-100 un -eiwrx ia ennwe h ve-yir-om
llhs.) medium to choice 8.75'o U.25: ! BlrI' .born Without feei to walk.
packlnif sows, roinrh and innoih.i rM" and P1''
7.00 ft a.iitt;, sluuKhter pigs (90-130
I
wj"u -- .-I r
Ur.'Henry Buwom Thomas, pru-
fessor of orthoiwdlc Hiirncry at -the
college, said It Is hoped by the op
enitions'to fpriii the1 muscles of the
lower lep into aulistltutes for tvt.
MACHINE TESTS 6000 RADIO TUBES
AN HOUR WITHOUT--HUMAN. AID iZunn
jfdllow the operations for the nor-
tpofte of onubllnff tlie child to walk
norniully. y- . I'. 'i
?'The KlrhTi'i(4nVmo: was .wjthhtht
Jttlc girl. who stay up hnlf the
n if-lit practicing scales on, the piano
ought , to go fur,-' .s ' '' . -r
ffl. M
- Judge Hay I. bherwOfd, above,
presided --over. .the. fatuous
"witehcruft murder'' trial ' in!
York, Ia.P where John i:lymer.j
master, of the "black rirts,"- tind
two youths were charged W'lth
the slaying of Nelson D. Reh
meyer, recluse farmer.'. ' ,
r llenutltchtue. pteatmc. but loo
boles, etc Nortoo's Kludle buop.
Commission ltoom In City Hli
In suld City for City of La GtuniJ
Improvement BondB, Series isjiJ
In the sum of nineteen tlulwanil
eight hundred twenty-seven aJ
70100 dollars (J1J.S27.76). ,(,!
of Deccmbtji
' Siockliuldcrs Anuual Mocllng
h'otlce Is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of l.a nrande National Bunk
wlH be held at their banking house uonus oeanng aute
la-iA Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday. ! 20. 1S: to mature ten l(l) yea-4
January 23th.. 1029. at Un o'clock' t'om aaio or uonus, with paymenti
A.vM. At this meeting a Board of oever, opnonui wiu me Cltjrol
liirectois will be elected to serve il" Grande at any; seml:aiunaj
forr the year 1929 and such other coupon date on or after one (I)
business will he transacted as may year from date of said bondii
be properly offered. bearing interest at the rate of fiv-j
11. E. COOL.IDGE. Cashler. aua one-nan per cent lby,) vr
12-28-SOt' aim, payable - semi-annually-,
" j both principal, and Interest pay
i :;- able at the office of the Treasurer
SfOTICI-: !' lli:Altl.J or of the City of La Grunde. Oreton'
. -.'a .; 1IXAL ACCOL.VT AM ul(Ia muat bo uncondlllon'
. Notice is hereby given that the and be accompanied by a certified
administratrix of
Uieljard T. Kettle,
the estate of, check for ono thousand dollars
deceased, has; (11000),
flled'her final account herein und I The approving legal ODlnlon of
the County Court has fixed Mon-) Messrs. Teal,. Wlnfree. McCullwh
day. lite 25th day of February. 1929; & shuler. Portland, Oregon will
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock' A. M. : be furnished the successful W
or sum date as tne time ror tne- dor.
hearing of objections to such final
account und the settlement there
of. . XI I 111 AM O. RETTIO.
Administratrix.
Jan. 22-19; Keb. 5-12-19.
t
The Commission reserves Hie
right to reject any and all bills.
J. E. STEARNS, Recoruer.Y
l-ll-10t -H
Ql'AKK IX NI IVrAX
1'EKIXG, Jan. 22 (AP) Chlneie
newspupers today suld that many.
NOTICE OF ItOXD SALE
. i-JOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN,
tliat.. sealed bids will be received at
me nour of 7:30 o'clock P. SI. onjpersons had been killed In on
the 2J day of Junuary. 1929, andcarthuuake on Sunday In Sulquan.
immediately thereafter publicly' north of the great wall in Shanti
opened by the Commission of the i province. Buildings collapsed and
City of La Grande, Oregon, at railroad tracks were destroyed, j
ssfsr
Need fin Sliced I ft the munufactttre of railiu tube.s has seen Die
development of a machine that tests liOi-0 lubes an hour. At the
Jefl of ihtt photograph ahuve is the machine which autuiimtlcally
okehH or ieJects"niheH aceurdiiiK to their chnracteristicH, with the
meter or oitiil bonrd at the rlltt. Itelow Is a rear view of the
niiirhlne. nhowlnt: the ftcdlmr iip;ir;itii.
"Ijon always serve such good
ifi" C O V l: E E ,
"Thanks, but it's no
trick."
"Oh,but it is.You don't
know how hard Pre tried."
Welly of course, we
always use M J B. We're
scrred it, for almost thirty
years."
Many people find tliat with M J B, the
strong blend, they use slightly less coffee,
tint whether you nuke it strong or wrak,
MJB h:is a flavor that only the strong
blend ran give.
Now it comes to you in an improved
friction top key-can available only to
M j n ujers, packed by our ow n vacuum
process.
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