La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextIS: Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, March 8,v1929. I i i t t ! Ii 4 - SI : Egg And Butter 1 Quotations Not Disturbed Today Fight For Reduced Refrigeration Won HAI.KM, .Mar. (A I') A fight for reduced rerrlgcratlon roata on carload ampiiiciit or dairy pro-i Wide Swings In Stock Prices In Closing Period MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY lurlM from Oregon point to vnnt t tn ilHMilnntlniis ii ml (o otlwr I'n clflcr c'oitxt atut-M bus h'in won ty l hi . VhvHU- fin on huttcr,- ctiffm' mid iioulh-y tiKMoeiuHonn, Tlio lntrln!(' (omimrrft ('ommlrt- rOItTIMNO. Ore.. Mur. 8 (AD -KlClC und butter iirU'im win not dlKlurltfi! ut the TlHirsdny iifttr jioon'Kfwlon of tb? fliilry-rM-frunif. KiidlH f both u'i mifflc lent to fill ull ; nifitic Valuta ui llkoly til rpimilii uncnanpft'd until liuyi'i h hIoii tms fiandrd don n u cft-clKion liKTi'HHc llivlc ordi(t or (llt:r he- In favor of the atplk'aiitit, ucroi'd foino more i-airrr. , , . '; jtnif to Information received hy thf Tho lonmlo tridlatlnn wcnJ to OroKon lnhllr Sort-In- fommlrHlon he (ffttlnir more aul. with t hi wn- whlrh wea a parly In auiiport ot t.riro PHt.ihl.idKd on tho Ali-xlcar. ,' ar0Hullonn. TIn I. (M. order lln. I'rlw- conaldtrahly hljfhcr,''fll"ri' "' rarrW-m Htahlfdi VlMai J May . Mar. ... i than thoHc ir-vutlln were exift-i.-d any time. The oninn trade eontlniifn w-uk villi huyerH Molding off. " TanKennen tii junthle oramH nro h ln(f offered at low price. Tho lanjirei-lneH hrliiK it.Zfr for half no oniiifte box and tin? JiimhleH Hell foi ls for a box of sr.a. the redneed hmdM of roM on or he- fore May 1 of HiIh yar. CHICAGO 4KAI. Optii Hltfti .........? t.21 .t.22 . J.M!1" l-t'Yt NKW VOItK. March 8 AI') "V I ;i 7i 1.30. Hpeeulatlon for the udvanco hum I - Ml Si rfKurued on u broad wale In to - - - .lay'H nUH-U market ufter an early) oi(TI.AM WflsKAT I nnrtuti or wHKiiriui. i;ariy ioM-ai pOUTl.ANO, tire., JUar. or i in pouuM w ere quickly , wheut- lnr mi 1.341 tTw 1.21 J ..at '4 !.:! Ml K , 'Th i'W refrigeration oot will he determined by the coat of lee land null um-d rullifv than on ft jKtated umeunt an In the jmt," naA ;a Ntateiuent by the Oregon eom mlwion, "and w III result In inn 1 U-rial reduetloiiH, tho uinoiint du- - AMparajrim in wllliitc at 4U n-nt i pendlnv upon the iicttial eoMt of leu a pound and freh llawiillati pine-land null neeeHHiuy fortttundaid re apple al $(i ii rrate, frli;eriilion." X-TRA! Big Special For Men ' Large tube Mimncn Slmving Cream. Reg. 50c 1 Gold-plntcd Gem Razor with 2 blades i AH for 49 Cents RED CROSS DRUG STORE I wool ici:ioin tAl'l IHOTON.. -March (AI'Thf iitir i it'll (f hiu-Hteiii. Hard .('iiiiiih. ini ii,iii.,ti i,... m . .... .,.. 'i.v.u, ...... unne wtn wnite j.i: weern nay: iir"".'., T .T,lZ "l", '"'.".TJ"'"" ''. h;,r? w",,,,r IH: "'r- "," "O..I market U..ron)f,r, on " I...-. --.in,, . ...... iiii'Mi Hpiijiff i. in; Hf miTn rtn i.iu. r.illlf!! fiiim a low or 39i&, utt (,ts N'o. ;.a ,. whiif 3S.&0. iminlH, lo a ni w li lull rironl Tol:iy' rar rrnlnlii: WImhI JC. ut :ir.. lindlo (n. ) iilao i Iiiiok' iI ' flour II. corn . ouln I. hay 7. liitnifH In i.normoiiH voliiino ul rixinffl mm I'Hort. ' CIIH'Ai) CASH .... , . , . . rllU'AOO. Mnrch . AI) " " "iiuiiii.ii Wh.at, No: I liurrt 1.12; wunolFH the IukIii or l. nil. .'Iran, fur uvor- uk rinc nnolx, hli li type of wool liim hi.fn ihli.riy.ln ili-inuuil. M. rllilm wooIh Iiiivo heon nithor riuk't. Iiuylntr In wool rrifH'tM heller IjukI neiw In plre Koodtf. .The fornlKn marlti'la urc all rirm. Allnliiilla In nllKhlly iiKalniit I In. huycr tliix week, aa In ulao New tho radio w-oup In the rlmil hom.i ,.,,,, ,lorlh,.rn ,,rnir'97.' uuiiio coiiij ri-iieninw 4n. wnuei . w.. j ...i n.t. k.-l" I he nen Blin k craned flK. Wi nlel n ! h ' ,'., 'f'lihin.l and Houtll, America. Inlon loBt nearly 'nil orlla alk , N. . . u.i,i. Munii aamjile jo-aile M. Hie, No. '. I.I I; No. 3, 1.118. Itarley. 6n(ja. Timothy aeed t.tai.SB. i 'lover e-d 2a.fili(i I l.lill. iJird, 1 2.22. Illlm. I3.l S. -llelllea. H.f.li. lioinl uilvance. Heducilon In the eall money rate 10 nine per cent lltriileni-eil more win-mi liuyimr. with rood lamiea. iiiiiilctilarly poat. urn and Niillonal Hlaeiill inovlnic 'jp raal. The clnftinfr waa alronir. fdilea llpl-0llllllleil n.Ulifl.illin. Wheat Nervous And Lower In Chicago I'OUTI.AMI I.IVKKl'OCIC PORTLAND, Ore. Mur. (API i ('Utile and calvea: Quotaldy atea I CIIICAOO, Mar. S ( A I') Open-. dy: n-celpla ISO. all hilled throllKli, , ln nnehaime.l to "c up. wheat I with . ateera (1100 to l.tixi Ilia.), arierward nailed aomewhnl. Corn. ;Bood Ill.Cnii 1 1.6; - do (OOn-llild oaia anil proviaiona were eaay. w" " , ,. ). Booil lh.7,'i4j 1 I. SO: do (Jllll don la firm al tliu niiinlnir ralcn of five per cent deellnr on Mcilnoa j rt pei i-i-iu on croKH orco I from the Juiluary cloalnK- "In the weal, hardly nnylhlnir la I hclnjc done. t t - ".Mohair la very dull and' dlrri- cull lo iiliote. will! the market 111! buyer'a favor here and ahroad." Tho commercial bulletin will j publlah the followinK wool quotu ttoiia tomorrow: i Oregon Fine and V. M. atante l.03i i.us; fine and R, M. Vx. comhliiK l.oti 1.(12: flno and V. .M. clothlnir Vt'U Sc; valley No. 1, 1.112 'ii i.un. , II ' Mohulr corn Blartlnif at decline lo i c ,,, I,,i. . , ,14)' , ..jmontha Oreitoa CHtli en. advance, and aulmeiiuenlly holillnt:; ,,.I)mIllon) t.SIif''l(l.oO lleifeia1 O""!1"1! atock t'irat comhlns 76 ii near the Initial ranu-e. ir.n ii.- .inun r. '-r r.. , a If'SII; irood cardinK 4511 Oil. . ! ! Usfio lha. down) Ifood S-iIi'il I0.2j. (IIK'ACO LIVESTOCK Wheal cloae.1 nervoua to 'cl,, cornlllon- .00tiS.7S. Cowa. good! net lower; corn to ',4 4. ad-, .,,.,. cominnn lo IIM.d,um ' vancc: nla unchaiiKed o tic up , ,64( 5. ow ruttN. t , I and provlHlonH varyinK from 2 or tn flri AVif. ti I ,1-ellne lo a rlae or two cenla. I onij 7 6l)4, c.lUer to j Kept, of AKrlc.)-HoKa: - . I ?i (Kill- nnmilitu R fit Atn 1. iiit-ui uui ii, 1 11 K raiifii (own iif. i jdowu) medium to choice 9.!i0? .' POIt l LAXO I'ltOltl ( K 'HIfA(;0. Mur. 8 (Al')-L'. S. Itecelpta opening 25&40c lower; lat- i er trade bWiilhc lower puekemt bidding uround l.uo lower in com-' f'OKTLANI). Ore.. Mar. 8 (AV) . . fnarlaon .with Thursdiiv'H nvomw. t t ip.iiip: vi fra. i niiiitifri 1 rnno in - ' WI"""B "UK"-. ) ,.,0 13 oM4 r.n-' do mlliiin't01' " C" r"r " f"w lo",ls milk, poultry, onlona, piitntoea. ! ' ' 'JJ ' "J-choice 170-2111 II). welKhta early, wool. nuta. hay. ca.cara bark, hopa,)'1 ' " "" nl11 1o '""'". ,Ultl.h0ra. medium to choice son- all iiteudy and unehaiiffed. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Packers "and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products City Grocery and Market Main 75-60 : . . i. 1 Economy .Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Hoover Market Main 755 Try our QUALITY and SERVICE and be convinced that it paysto trade at our stores. We feature a complete line of, quality groceries and meats. You may rest assured that if - fethy'OiJ iuv gi'ttfttg thelfest in the grade of- merchandise that you buy. Whether it be the Fancy Pack or, the Standard Grade, you can depend on the quality. You will find our prices are just right. Phone your order - we have Free deliver service. MEAT DEPARTMENT Fresh Loin1 Pork'Roasts x 25c per Lb. . Narrow Lean Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured 21c per Lb. Kettle Rendered Lard, No. 10 Tail , , $1.25 . . Sugar Cured Hams, y. or whole, 28? lb. . Boneless Cottage Butfs, rolled 25 II). '" Sugar Cured Bacon, ; 28t lb. Sugar Cured Backs, lean 22 lb. PORK PRODUCTS Fresh Shoulders, 18 lb. Fresh Pork Loins, y., or whole, v 22t lb. v, , The best in everything at a saving. . SATURDAY And MONDAY SPECIALS Ripe Olives Coffee Our Mt. Emily Coffee is tho highest jxiSNible quality. litmsted freslv ,each week and ground as it ia ordered. You get the real coffee flavor Qpr and strength. 3-lb. bags, tpl.tSD Creme Oil Soap The cream of olive oil soups 4 bars 27c Tomatoes Royal Red solid pack. They will be higher buy now. Of 2Vt tins 6 for ;....... OiC Sperry's Pancake Flour Self rising s( No. 10 sack OiC Pineapple Libby fancy Black Label- r7l 2 V4 tins 3 for... OC Richelieu Asparagus Tips Fancy white No. 1 square pr A tins 2 Jor ..: : OC . Alhera Brand To introduce these olives, the Albers Co. has allowed us to hold another 1c SALE You can buy one for the regular price, :).r)C We will give you one for lc. 2 pint tins for , 36c Syrup Crimson Rambler Golden 45c 1 Gallon tins 79c Super Suds Washes clothes whiter I large packages 29c Tea Garden Jam Assorted flavors 70 Hi oz. jars 15 for FRUIT and PRODUCE DEPARTMENT I-ettuee head 10c Green Onions, bunch., .3c Radishes 2 bnchs..,.13c Spinach 2 llw 23c Oranges Fancy Sunkist, 216 size J.. ........ 69c Crape Fruit " Florida Russets. (!4 sine. for 25c . jail" lha.. I fl.MD r I 1.6(1; 2110-250 lha. Hoira Steady to alronir, recelpta' il.Si 1 1.05. 70, heavy weight (2r.ll.J0h lha.), ' Cdtlle: Itecelptu 2.000; calves 1.- ' medium to cholrn 9. Iinti 10.25; nu- '""': atrona; market on moat kill-; dlum weight (200-250 lha.) niedl-i1"" claaaea; acarclty n Blimulatini( um to choice 1.25r 1 1.25: . Ilifh : factor, lower Kradea predominating, 1 welKlit (ICO. 20(1 l.) medium to ,hf1 wolithly ateera 13.60; ytarllmafc cholcii ll.26fflll.OO: llBht IlKlitB,' 13.35. I ;!,Mr"i.". ol"'' "T,"""1 ' c"olroi KlaUKhlnr claxaea, ateera. Bood i'."n... ..a. ,.,,, :n, pi,,,!,., :no-o lha., I2.75( an(l amooth .50r9.50. HlaiiKhler M.ri. ,t,.,3 ,bs. ,,, H 75. piKa (!IO.:lO lha.) medium 10 choice ii50.n , 1 ,1.00 lit 14 76 red ".,f',.'M?. .IP","r "",'kp,"y'ilinH. wood and choice 76O-S50 pljta (70-139 Iba.) medium lo choice UB. u !t, Ul MK Vo,01.B (II1k. U.764T 10.75. Jfed) 'good and choice IG.OIMi 17.50. nneep ami laiiiua; tguninoiy aica. V Vn VAnllilu Inli.h. I EJ IA 1.2 lha. down) kooiI to choice I4 'U""f." '!""""": 10.00; do (92-100 lha. down) inn dlum 12.00W 14.00; do (all weiffhta) cull to common 1 1. Olid; 12.00; year ling welhera (160 Urn, down) medi um to choice lo.oofti 13.00; ewoa (120 lha. down) medium la choice (I. noil H.riO; do (120-16(1 lha.) ftsn sivj I Kheep: Iteceipta 1 1,000; market hulk rat lamlm 16.7641 17.40: early top 17.50; rat ewea ateady 9.60 down: reeillng lumha atrouir. limlia. good nnd choice, 92 lha. down 1C.40i 17.65; niedium lfi.OOCo 10.50; ewea. medium to choice 150 lha, 8. 25Jfin.no; reedep lumha, Mey9 barber. give Aim J.OU yell for help fast enough when a burher tries to strangle you with an apron. Out you have probably suffered in silence from shirts shrunken go tight you hardly have room to breathe. Nowre're ready to come to your rescue with the Shirlcraft Shirt' Kith the EvcrFlt Collar that positively can't shrink. Come ia and see one of the finest arrays of shirts that ever made the day look brighter! Smartness apparent at the first glance smartness that will withstand innumer able trips to the laundry through the EverFit Collar feature. 1.95to3.50 N.K.West&Co. "Ia Orandf's Leading Klorr for Over 30, Yoara" It Is So Easy to Have the RIGHT PIANO New Formula For Candy Discovered Select now the Gulbransen Grand which will add the final touch of refinement to your home. Choose from standard, period and art designs in many varied finishes the very grand for your particular needs. We have exactly the piano for your home. Let us prove it to you now. Come in. . Grands $650, $675, $850, $1175 Walnut Finish Slightly Higher ADLER'S MUSIC CO. . Our Motto "Quality and Service" '. GULBRANSEN! PIANOS : me- , ,i, .... limn to choice a non 7 Ml- ,lo .l!""" iiui.e ,,.ui., I.I.I.I.. welghla) cifll' lrt "common s.niVi ,.,-,,..,,!', ' 6.60. Ill I ll.ltl AC f down good I , SAN l-TUNI'ISCO. Mar. 8 (Al') Il:itlerrat t. o. It. San i'Vanciaco, i61e. PRICE OF CAS TV STAY UVWIS, avwn isnuinY n wnvi,;M nin r.i t.OH AN(1K1,KS, .March 8 (AD Indication thai low gaaollne prlcea may prevail In aoulhern Callrornla for I he next three yeal-a were aeen $300,000 From Oil SAN' FRANCISCO, Mar. 8 (AP) - Hohert Kdw-nrda, 32, of this elty hy filling atallon men In the r-, who Ima l.een a working nmn moat ferlng today hy two major oil com- f . VM,. ,.,, n ,, Ipaulea or conlraclK lo furnish oil ,, n ,B,eri lparnpd VM. forthla period at S lo l.Hi cenla I ,r,,v lnt 1nH 0r I per gallon. I Okla., have enriched him hy 300.- I I.. W. Sockmnn, or the Indepen- 000. Kdu-nrda heard newa of his dent Super Service Station uaaocla-1 good fortune from John Stone. Ok illon. pointed out that the top prlcelahoma Clly attorney, and execu 'nuoled la one cent helow the top. tor of the ealate. of ICdwarda 'figure at the time the "war" he-J grand fat her, John ' llaugli, who igan, and minimum ofrered la nui'dled two yenra ago In Auatralia. cent under the present wholesale , "I don't aeo any reason why 1 rate. should quit work now." aald Kd- I Itetall prlcea In t lip metropolitan wards. "Perhaps I'll tmy n small .district averaged 1914 cenla. with nulnmnhllc nnd pay off a few dehts a maximum or 12 1a cenla per gal- hut I won't allow money to make I Ion. - .. me 'laay." . . TtErtKKI.KY, Cnl., Mar. S (AD filacovery or a rormuln for candy providing for, only aix per.-ceno of sugar instead of the usual fine ly per cent wns announced hy W. Kreuss and George Marsh, re search vorkera in the I'nlveralty of California's food products de partment. They said Ihe candy would be only one fifteenth na fat tening an the ordinary product. ' $2(MI.I00 PIRK LOSS .' HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. March S j (At') Kire of undetermined orl- ' gin rnEcu me Howard Motor Car compnny ngency hulldlng and de- i alloyed 60 uutnmcjhilea at an estl- mated total loss of $200,000 here enrly today. Police unshed eight display enra to safety heroic the heat drove them away. ' A TYPE AND STYLE FOR EVERY H O M I Look Over Our Want Ads for Bartraina SIAZATLAX KV.( T.Ti:n XOOAI.KZ. Aria.. Mar. 8 (AP) Magadan, the seaport metropolis of Hlnaloa has been evacuated hy a thousand, troops of Ihe federal roreea and General Itmhe com manding an ndvnnclng rehel nrmv of 2000 men, expects to occupy tho cltv tonight, reports to the Herald here today aald. GROWING PAINS 1 y ' ' ' FOOTWEAR FASHIONS Proclaim a New Vogue rpHIS spring you are as smart as your shoes. Never liefore has footwear been so much in fashion's limelight. , Let us match shoes to your new spring wardrobe. We have a wide selection of the newest colors, leathers and combinations . . . for spoits, street, afternoon and more formal wear. Come in and let us show you the wide va riety of charming styles. Prices are $1.93 to S!).30 Rollins Runstop Hosiery Full fashioned CHIFFON $1.95 Tailored - - Any Color SERVICE WEIGHT $1.50 BURNETT SHOE CO. QUALITY SHOES - - . ECONOMY PRICES :l u !!