La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight The DUKE Has Arrived The New Manhattan Shirt, in White Broadcloth. -ng- Mcn's Wear. llC. Egg And Butter .Tone Steady In Most of, Values LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Wednesday, February 27, 192D. I I'OltTI.ANl). Ore..' Keb. 27 (A') --Vith ttiu exception- of mi ml- vunce of Vt cent lit prime. flrHtH in butter toiJuy,- th dslry exchnniro lOHrd showed a steady tonu III eg?" and other butter vulues. rouliry und other country incut supplies were unchanired.' - Tho -vetfelable miirket wers of fnrlnff wide varieties of Hreen Htuff tit fairly moderute prices. Green lieanH, Krten peppers, trreen peas und eicKtilnnt ure In Rood supply. Tno flub markets sre also well tdurked. HellMlt, smell, rd snap per, flounder, herring" und mocker el were amoiiK tbu Mull selling at leiiKouublu values. . Lettuce und cauliflower iitiotu llnns were firm with a higher ten dency.. v , - . , j'oitri.AM) 1'itoiM ci: I'UIITI.ANM, Ore., Velt. it (Al'l Wholesale prices: llutter: rrlltie firsts c high er; prime firsts iXViC. Kggs, milk, poultry, oiilonx, po tatoes, wool, nuls, bay. eaH-ara bark: nil stcudy mid unchanged. ciiicAfio mvi:stock I lills Bros give you the utmost in flavor by roasting COFFEE a little at a time Only liill Bros. Coffee it roasted this way. No bulk ronsting method enn produce coffee with such a uniformly delicious flavor. For Hills '. Bros.' process Controlled Roasting roasts every berry V evenly. , 1 , HILLS BROS COFFEE Vmh rout tkr or'f . 1 inal wtuitm pot. Utuilf oir4 With lUt kty, 9 iv ('IIK.'AllU, Fell, 27 Al' 1. H. Dept. of Agrlc. Hogs: Itecelpts .'D.imiIi. Mostly SWIIIc hlKber: top lil.Ufi paid for 1 80-2 1 0 lbs.; largely u 10.7n lu.att market for 170-820 IbH, Hutebei'H. medium to choice :'fin-3iMi iiih. lo.r.o lo.ao; 200-2G1) IbH., 111.00 6 llt.ftS. futile: Itceelpls O.fillfi; rulvcn receipts a, Olio: alwr trade unei'en ly steady lo 2lic higher; uioHtly 2& tit fille up for tbe week to date; top heavies 14. fill; yearliiiKH 14.00; bulk 22.501 23.fo; vealer f0e 'lower. Hltiughter ehisses, til eei-K,' good and ebolce, 1.1110-1 fillll IIm. n.7M( 14.7J; I lull-1. 101) Dim. 15.701 14.75: 1)60 IHMI IIm. 12.7fi 14.76: fcl yenr llngs, good and cliolcn 70O-1I6O lbs. 12.701 16.110. Vealera (milk-fed), good and choleo 14. On 17.U0. Hlieip: KeeeiptH JO. 000; active, sfeudy bulk fat lumlis lu.G" 17.00; few IoiiiIh 17.20717.0; fat ewes, U.20 down: feeding lumbs 10.0 4' 15.76. LuinliH, good und choleo 1)3 Dim. ilow 1 fl.26 H 17.60; liivdlulll, 1 6.011 1(1.26. Kwes. medium to I'bolen Kill IbH. down 7.60(1 11.6(1; feeder lainliM, good und choice, 14.60i III. no. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CIIICVMiO lillAIN ' M'liuat tml High Imw ('line Mmt I.S.V4 l.2.'(4 ., I. a i l.!ia4lj!, May t;AU&t.:lWH I .sum - l.!4 l.S'4 l.iH-54 July i..t:i4l yi l.ay, l.ai K8 i i M In Texas Fight I'OIITIA.M) UIIKAT I'OHTI-ANU, Ore., I'eb. 27' (AT) Whcut, lllg Head bluentem, .hard white ....; soft white l.lXVj,; wo.it urn white I.lS'i: hard winter 1.10: northern spring l.lo; western red 1.10 . Gala: No. 2-38 In. White 3U.H0. Today's cur recelpls: Wheat 141) flour II, corn 2, on In 3, hny (1. (illC'ACO CASH CHlCAdO, Kelt. 27 AI') Wheal No, 3 hard 1.21 1.23; No. C northern spring 1.06. Corn. No. 3 mixed 1)4 00. No. 3 w llllo 05. Oats, No,. 2 whitu 62)u; sample grade 46. Itye, no sales. Hurley, 67 73. Timothy si I'd, 6.004i 6.0(1. (Mover seed, 22. 26J 30.26. Laid I I.S7. Klbo, 13.20.. '. - Hollies, 13.75. V- l-OltlXA.M) I.IVEWI'OCK Wheat Heavy And Lower At Close CHICAOO, .'cl: 37 (AD Oiwn Ing unchanged lo lilgher, corn subsiHuently continued to point up wari. Wheat stai'ti'd tlliciianged to c ofr-iind later iinderwiwit u gen eral' sag. - Oals were firm, 1 l'io vlslous ttlso: disjifuyed - 'some strenglh.; ' ' .., .-. ' " Wheat closi'lieuvy"3K to !c net lower corn 1 lo I -14 c off; oats 14 lit Vic tu l.'dc down and provisions vurylng from 16c decline. -to 6c ud vanc( .' . . . ' . , ' " in ri'iati'AT PCS?! 1 w K n 11 Y I'OU T KSH K SIXL VOil U KSS LADIES' FOOTWEAR I'lMplnylntf thn iifiit t?t uti1 btHt 111 It Of l'lllllpM.IU (till- vntH, HuthiH nntl Ithlw wo Imvo i-vtT Mlunvnnll tin In tout In Spring Models $.95 - $ 1.05 --iw. Ladies' Silk Hose All Hi I It ll) tilt iluulilo Hulcs, 0-ply Iici'Ih ttml Iihh K'.iitniiiliM'fl. All Mh' .New hMliiK MiHilf-s $1.00 NEWYcfRkbTDriK Destroyers uf High Price HAN KltANCIKCO, .'eb. 27 (AD Ilulterfat f. o. b. Dun Krunelsco, 62c. ... :. I.A UltAMK WHOLESALE MAKKICI'S Binelt 16c lb. Hprlngs lt26o lb. Heavy linns Ho lb . Light hons 14o lb, fhags 8o lb. I'litnr, Hard Pedrrnllon (Imrd wbea Hurt wheat 17.40 bbl 17.60 bbl. IiA (IKANDK HKI'Alb MAUHETS Pulrji. 10 Years Ago Today-- ll.ulcy Itlrtuii'ilKiiii is U Citiup l.i wIn wiiltlnj; IiIh tll.i cliai'Kv from Ihc Army. C'oiiKhs and ('olds Aiv Wild I s AiMifu ICt'iiirilllM! lltiit'liiMiiiil Minify mill Tiir Tlit' Im-.i n nn ily tin tluno ftliilitkttrn C'HtKlu. 7oc a hoi lie. L. & L Druji: Co, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f, creuiiiery. Ode; 3 lbs, 1 1. no, l'lggs 45o don. . Choose 6jf4o lb. Honey Comb, 26c lb, - Vegelsbles I'otaioes 11.00 cwl Artichoke 2UO. Pnrsloy 6c bunch. CulibHge 8a lb. , Couliflowcr l&c lb. ilrtiitefrull, Klurldu 3 for 26o. Leilueo lOo head. Yellow onloiia So lb. , . Carrots I no bunuh. Heels 2 for 26o. I'arsuitis 6c lb. . Turnips 2 bunches for 86o. "-(.olory-lOq and 26c, ; , (Iretsil peppersCn'fl- ti.-ktM Klltnbogas f.c lb. Heet rotaloes 12 V4c lb. (Ireen Onions 10c. IIiiiIInIi I lie. , tlieeu I'eas 20e. tlreen Ileans 25c. Ilhubarb I6e. IVlllls Jouaihall aptles $1.00 box. ' tlauanas 16c lb. I.enicus 4T.u dox. Orang6s 60 f 70o dob. hiignr Cano sugnr $6.04. I'lnur Heft whrnl t.S.4(l bbl. Hard fvderai Inn 18.40 hbl lkoii I try Spring fries Site Hi, liens son S2c lb. MeltM mid I'lsll Hoef boil I2M4M80. Chops and AleaUs 26-350 lb, Halmon- :15c lb. llnllbiit 30 lb. llalihlls ;Sc lb. Cod S60 lb. (insulins (SiiMillne, regular, relall. 22c. ' . Wa Are All Incorrigible Who. U(H.'8 not liiidorsluiKl chil (lien? Anil ivlm fill) liiiuii(:e lliviii' Men-mid women nnil children are nliva.vi cukiikciI In but Ho, mid c:in not . iiiiiiiagi! cncli . ollior. K. W lluwe's Jlou(lil.v. , ' ; . . . Esty Deduction Ttiil Tlluklns says u psyi'liontinlyst run tell you what you me think lug. nhiilll by going nn tho Iheury thill, every one IhlhliM such thluga its rent, luxes, grocery bills, civ. U'lislilnglnnHnir.: ,-.i.. .: I'OHTLANI), Ore., Feb. 27 (AD Cuttle und calves: Hteady, receipts, 30; slcers (1100-1300 lbs.) good, 10.00' 1 1.25; do (1)50-1 100 lbs.). good 10.760' 1 1.60; do (800 und up) medium 10.0010.75; do, common. 8.60 fa 10.00. Heifers (850 lbs. down) good 9.76 tf 10.26; do com mon 8.004 11.75. . Cows, good 8.60 91 v.od; do common to fiiedljiu 0.76 48.60, do low cutter 6.00'f0.7.i Hulls (yeurlliigs excluded) good beefs 7.SU1U s.f.u: bulls, cutter lo medluiii 0.7597.50. Calves (OOO lbs. down) medium to clioico l).5o (I 12.00; do cull to common 8.00'; D.50: vealcrs, iiiilk fed, good to choice 1 3.00 fr 1 4.60; do medium 11.5013.00; do cull to common 8.60 11.6(1. Hogs: Quotubly steady, no re celpls. Heavy weight. (260-360 lbs.) medium to choice " 9.26 to 10.25; inedijim w-elght. ' (200 .to 250 lbs..) niediilllL to c h o I c e , 10.26( J 1.25: light weight (1G0-200 lbs.) medluiii to choice 1U.25 1 1. "!: light llghtk (130-iao me dium to choleo K)..26(r.11.'&0: pack ing sows, rough und smooth' 8.00'' U.OII. Hlaughter pigs (1)0-1 30 lbs ) medium to" choice . 9.00fi'10,5o;' feeder and .stneker ' pigs . (70-130 lbs.) medium to choleo II.OOD 10.25. (Hoft or oily: hogs .und rousting pigs excluded in .above ir-lolatlous). Hheep and. laihbs: Quotubly stea dy, receipts 240 on conduct, lunllis (84' Iba. down) good to choice St4(" SHI; do (112 lbs. down) .medium 112 f 114; do (nil weights) cull to com mon 91 i At '12: yearling wethers ( 150 lbs. down) medium totoholco 1 0.(10 '11 13,00, Kwcs (ISO lbs. down) me dluiii to choice iJ.fiOfii S.Oli; do (120 l 150 lbs.), medium to choice 6.611 f('7.Mi; do (ull weights), cull to common 3.00 fr' 5.60. , 1 m-:w voiik t-'itrir' NKW YOIIH.-Mj. 27 (AD Dried fruit und hops, steady.:;. U r !'- 7 , lift 1 . m 1 Distant Star Acciirdliig to Ihc hilest oslinmtcs, I he North slur Is illHI light vein's from Hie cnrlli In other words, If nt any moment Hie- North star ceased In give ifiit light, the fact would he unknown on the C111II1 for "Ml .venrs.' . ' . .: ' '; .' Undy's Mother Gets the News Abroad BILIOUSNESS RELIEVED . . . QUICKLY Till t.ni, Vt.I.WI. Pil Oiilrkly starts the bflA flnwltip vnntl. ( J moves Dm k,u.. the poisons pass away, the sour and acia tioniarn sweetens, and bilious ness vanishes. Sick Hesdarhe. Indi gestion Dad Preath and Complexion Improve by the gentle action of thif tiny vegetable laxatlrr pills. All Krllgglsts 3".r and 75e red pKgs CARTER'S IEu PILLS Goodyear Tires All Sizes : All Prices : Easy Terms. Bohnenkamp's .,4i"'W4l o o 'jiaiiSSiki. WhUn tlio wIiopIm uf rumunt'C Npun biu'k tumve, mukliitf licr u prcmppclUn inothiT-i.-lji', .Mt'H. Is iuikpIIiip IJinllKrgh, tmtihpr of Cttlonrl ClitirtfH LIihIIh'IkIi, wiih on t her other Hi tie uf the world. I lore Hl.tt'h Hhuwti with tlio niplaln uf Iho llnnr lreMl(k'nt Wilson upon iirrtvlnc In Nuplrf. It a ly, on 11 world tour t Hit t will end In tltno for hr In iittcptl (he wmUHi.r of hrr cclebrutcd won to Allan Anno .Morrow'. 1'ntil revpiilly, .Mrs, l.lniloi'f;li wuh visiting pro fo.sor of t'tii'inlHli-y at Iho (.'oiiHtaiitltiopIo Woinoit'ti collpyo, In Ttirkt'.v. ' WITH LINDY IN PANAMA ' 1 I I j x ! Hot ur Uo th n! ptounrH -lu.li'i; Tolnm l l.lndhoi jih. m h Mvppfd fium hN plum id Crtslit.,., ruivil SCom. with iho flrwt tr "nmll from' w CHtd SnU-t. Wtviitn poMoiTU-o rinplyv. Ci'cUe H.rtllimiii, hit, anil 0rhl I0!w. r thon . V. tl.t V.ikt. r " CLOSING TONE STRONG TODAY IN EXCHANGE NKW VOUK. Kcb. 27 (AD An eusutr undertono In tho callt money market and u grist of fav- orable trade news und earnings re-J ports provided Hie back ground for an extensive udvunco in prices n today's stock Inurket. A few spe cialties were marked up 0 o 25! jiotnts on pool manipulation, and a I long list of standard Industrials; sold t to & points above yesterday's final (iiulutloiis. Trading wuu fair ly heavy. ; i 1.". H. Steel was down to uround 180 in I lie final hour but most of the other representative shurest continued to liluke decided upward progress. Allied Chcmicul ,wus"Jp 9 points as It got into u.nv high ground above 300, Jouns.Munville rose 8 points und Kadio, old, mounted 15 points above its early low. Cllrtlss. Wilght, racknrd, liv ers and Goodyear rubber were lift ed 4 und 6 points. The closing tone 'Was sli'ong. Hales' approxi mated 4,000,000 shares. Ttere aro the central figures In the muddled ' congressional race train the .14 th district ot Texas (Snn Antonio) which t he ( courts and Congress are to settle. Judge Augustus McCloskcy (above), a Democrat, who was certified by the state election board as the 'winner, faces trial at Austin on five Indictments charging altera tion of election returns. Repre sentative Harry M. . Wurzbnch (below), Texas' lone Republican congressman, Is fighting to retain his seat and says ho will Xage u contest in Congress to keep Judge . McCloskey from being eeu'.ed. Impressive Funeral Rite , The I'nnn.vkhlilu Is the beiiiittful "Office of the Kaltliful Deported." said tn be perhaps the most I in pregslve of the Hussinn church services bucntise of the 'beauty. 01 the lnuguuge. s Troubteson ; Spider The nniiie "tiirantuln" Is geneml ly applied In the United Slates t(' a cerlain siiecles of large bird spider. II has 11 hllc which is pain fill but not dangerous, and very seldom fuln', so far as accurate records show. 1 J.C.PENNEY C 108 Depot St, La Grand, Oregon 71 1 In the Prints and Plain Colors that Fashion Decrees Splashes of color in vivid prints bright colors, soft colors black and white the new silks for spring are irresistible for the woman who sews with a few yards of material and a smart pattern she can fashion a frock that will delight her and will be the envy of her friends. An Especially Interesting Group Including: Flat Crepe, Georgette and Crepe de Chine in Plain Colors Printed Crepe de Chine and Georgette, yard See Our vVindow Display! Forhest results use Mf BAKING U POWDER Same Price For Over $& Years 2 ounces iTC MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED. Bi OUR GOVERNMENT AN CI I. NT AM) IMODKieX CO.MIilM-:i IX FOOTWUAIt I . TAlilS (Al'j KuiickT. foot, twiileh nu'tins shoes of fulirlct) print ! ed In bright colors, are trying to ! cstu)Ilth thcmolv'H in sunintor fashion's Ki"uces. So far women's reaction to tho bright printod BlIkH and stray embroidered beach sun dalH fs luku-warm us the styles uru meant for mid-summer wear. Gold and silver dancing' sliocs which - are mod trim! copies of ancient sandals, plus modern heels, ' arc having more success. Toes are j reduced lo a minimum, on tint new J san'duls and sirups aro intricate ' ind numerous. . -k FIND IT HERE Copy for thli column moat be b bj V a. m. Hemstitching. fnestiuY. button boles, etc Morton's Kiadle Shop. A i'etroit woman bandit uaed tear gus in u bunk holdup tho other day. Same old feminine formula: tears for money. Rich As Butter- Sweet As A Nut Golden Bread from Golden Grain From the fields of golden grain . . . from the hearts of those health giving wheat kernels . . . comes the flour that is so delicately prepared, so daintily browned for your table. For years we have specialized in bread mixing and baking . . . our formula for making Butter Nut gives you a bread that carries the full flavor and food giving quali ties of the. wheat. If you are not already familiar with the goodness of Butter Nut - -try a loaf today. You will be treating yourself to the best that the baking industry has to offer. , On Sale at All Dealers Made by LA GRANDE BAKERY . K. J. McWILLIAMS, Prop.