La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, March 19, 1029.
NEW!!
Suspenders
Silk and Suede
Leather Finish
$1.50 to $3.00
JVC.
1 Poultry Prices
I Go Skyward In
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Portland Mart'::;;
I'flllTI.AN'lt. Orir.. March I)
lAl't I'OUltry plllCS took WlflifM,
loluy umf tMHitn
CIIK AGIO CiltAKV
Wlarnl 1-U . llixll IxW (1.x-
f.z.0f-!i lit i.sts, 1.17', ai:
Jin , i.3hi-3i mih i.3o
-H uiy,8um ui i.siii.2i.
f liKiit skyaar.1. j
He-v- lien, advanced from 25 to -
I'OIM I.AM WllkAT .
l-Olffl.A.M. Ore.. March l (A
ZC ft-nlM; fueiliiijii hens from 21 to I'.) Wheat: Uig- ffend - hluerteftf.
ZJc; light liens from 11 to Z'J to llrl while I t'; soft ttbilc
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llept. A
21c; hroik-n; from 32 fo 3C lo S; . w ealern whit; l.lvA; hard winter : for an occasional load of 16' to
inline from : un.J 21 to 21 arj.Il I6!4; northern spring l,i ; 1 1 i pound wfIIiU: largely li.tu.
J: I'ckiiiic .lucks from 2 and 2 ejrn r.l !.!,,. lll.M market on desirable 16'i.Jnn
lo 3"; c;JOft, from 32 and lo 36 I Orfts: No. 2-3$ lb. liitu 4'U. ' pound bvvrujcru fiuu-hers. medi-
aiid . , , .,. ' Today's rar receluls: Wheat a7.1uin lo (holm SM.fu Ihs. M.t&V
IIK'At.O .IVtTX'k
AdO, Mar. la tAI'l 1".
Aru. Moss: Zt.oau: slot'.
mostly 15;3ic loaer; top I :. . oon. M
Wheat Heavy And 1
Loicer At Closing)
CHICAGO. VUtt (AD Op--fiiru;
e off to Itc ij. m beat t--r
sroir-4 cotral jraiiia, and the
I.30 sf I 'i j r!-d- ti. ats and provnuon
also were tay. 11 1 corn Klun tJtr
ubrbaztpfd. aad laser lOldtTi neat
lalttal ficwca.
Wheat ceased heaiY. lo 3.C lo
1 iC l-t ic-. ee; rrlt 4 to 3 c IT.
f.rut,WAc -aryine. fi-oui 11 vcihat-kt
lo a ne o J c-At.
IY.-.I, nork vnl iM. If. uari. y . flour
l!!4 1" 15 aiwl IS. f.'hol... vi:hay '
and chol' i; i;iml.s, pai-kd killed.,"
r"iiiaiimd un'-lianicfd. Oth..r irail.-s
of puck'-d Mlld Iam!s ran from la
to 2S. acrordlliK to iiuallty. -Ksrt
prlr-s nifit un.-lians.-d. whilst
two (f'ad.--s of l.ult-f riircllmd.
Hlait.lur.lK dr"i'd from 4S to
and prim., flrv fioin 44 lo 4354
'Hut ad'ali'- In poultry aas aif-1
r;i-d lo lli fact that hens ari-l
iM-lnif ki-pt on Hie n.-t InrUi-ad orj
iM-lnir urouitlit to marki-t. Thin liusl
I' d to on rttx surplus and tlin con- I
eminent low prln lirctvallinft now."
lIowl.urK I. ro. in 1 1 was h.IIIiik at!
1." to l.o a crate. ; j
fmumlicrs are offered at 2.1 i
to 2.&0 a- dozen. ; 1
C-IUCA(;o CAMI
I'lll'-A'JO. -March I AI')
Wii.at. No. 2 hard 1.27 i4; No. 4
hard 1.1 4 ',i ( 1.1 8 .
1'orn, No. 4 mixed, VI U i2 Vj 1
4& to 44 y,'"ow 496-
NlfJS'4 v I
corn 4, oMh 4,
0t. No. 3 Hiulo 4TifiH;
4 whltv, 4'U
liyt; No. 4.
Hurley, hi ft G5.
Tlrnolliy wJ S.ooOi 6.C.
')ov-r ZZ.UiXiZl.bu.
1-arJ, 12. 2.
I.itK 13.7a.
NO.
11,74; 2((.-26i iOn. l.Jtfi 1 1 .
(fililf: euM-K, 2. itH; ac
tive; firm to a nhaUe hlitiir tnurk
t on MkIiI yturWuK, loMcr xntttf
Hfltt fUarn and jMot-kcm and f-ed-
1-I;TI.AM Or-.. Murch 1 A
l!u1lr: Kr-indiii Ttd jrm
f-fJ rfBl UIV-r S li "lu r-Vt lir
low on medium we-ichl and j Hn, fj K -,
it run, ni j
paid for im.X'mJ yvurllnirii. KtauffMt rl
C'Iuhki'h Mtfra, ffuod bnd tliotfe IS'!
Will;; ety and lui-r hJJC
I ...... " Z. . . . .. . 'hteht-r.
linM ood and cholre th-'i It
13.26 6 )&.fjti; VtvaUra., iinlk-J-d.
j;ood and choice 1 4.50 1 7.5'.
Over The Valley
HtM B. MoniM. Talk Hen Editor
OVonlinw from llse T)
word till m onhr ef some sort of
a Aecre. W e are told that in eer
taia Vwalttles ta tke ralley the ar
rival cd laundry caar on Saturday
or Sunday snake op a bulk of the
tocomlnc mail. Tken can Ima
gine ihem iroine bad: on WeUnra-
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, lu. of k or favor. 1 Presented .n.o time .no by the
dellchtfully entertained at the
Frank Eamy home at Rhlnehart
the following famtliea havlnff been
present. Jim McKlnnla, Hush Hur
on, Keed Hfhberd. Verne Hue. Amy
Khint-hart and Frank Karny.
Ghe Good Show
The operetta "The Middy MaiuV1
tie TMcce front the Sunday chick, a.
ttr som popcorn baits or other
tr-mirting; delicacy from home. The
laundry case surely plays a bis
pan la the coUrt education of a
ereat roni(any of your.c people today.
.Vi Oma Home
Mrs. Olttvr IVrin who haa been
ttpandinff the winter at the home
of her jrraaddaushter In Khrin has
Alive. twixvT hens aver 4i
'JUa. t U ; !.-J:uii3 tans 3u Co
. ile: liphl cndT lit il.s. l4r
,21c: sjinc 2ki sue; ,ro.!y-r : at , Mrs. ftrkeler and daughter accom- I ifornia by C. A. Hunter prominent
was taken to Summervllie last Fri
day evening and given at the Ma
sonic halL A pie social was held
afterwards and tho girls cleared
quite a neat sum froin the production.
ships 1'urebrcd llercfonl
A car load of purebred Hereford
balls, two-year olds were ahipped
from Wallowa last week to pur.
retunw-d to her home In Imbler. j chasing parties In Cottonwood, t'al-
H'lcef): S.llllO. JJltle done;
tfops
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VQuickly!ffecfiye
lti!M?n 'ootid ire U
KtirAne artlcla. in which he Ik ex
piTti-d to fxplufn aoiiM- of the
it (i 1th iirHdcniH of a prcidnt.
Ar wtt icoiriir to find out what
kind at cfJi-reti, k-M Mm eo r-
lyUMt ?
lOHTJM MVtTXK
' .1 I'OllTIMNIi, Ore, Mar. lit (A.
i 'I'.) ('utiltj- and calvi-: No i-arly
to rit ma-',,., tt.lt.tVM ,tiri.. ,...,..
with Hiet'rn fiuolahty 25 cenfit hlh-i-r.
No rirrftidn. Htwrn (ll'to to
uo'j h . pood $11.26 to 'lMit;
do f9r'i-J fOO ibn.) fc-ood I 1 . 7 & '
12.25; do (8''i and up) medium
Pur m it is
ure
J0.7fi4i 1 I.2-j; do common
10.26. H.-iOr I'Si'f fiM.
down)
cutirina atcudy to weak, indication,
hulk of fat lumhtf around 1. 7Jtj
17.15; htftt held ahove 17. io; fut
twin nifraijy; 11,00 down: fecdixt;?
lainlMf atcady. Iamhif. pood and
choice U2 m. down IS.4o'.i I7.c;
ew'n, MK'dluin to choico 1H0 Ihs.
down &,6 I I.Ijo; f fed it ianb,
ood and cholct I4.b6fr
indi-,ducka llf;te; iuri.t j.-a. o, I Jwft
. 'XKW VOItK, March 19 f.U'
,ried fruit steady.
Onions, itoutoea. 'rool, aula, bay j
paBMd her down and rruiajm-U lor
a lw daj-s.
- Cap Tut lk- Is m ovine his band of
fchcp from fats ranch above 1 in bier
p to the rattfiv- this week.
stock nian of Wallowa county and
related: to numerous prominent
lnton county residents. The ani
mals were bought by the California
parties for breeding purposes.-.
To Kmertaln Club
Mrs. Clarence Hedhead enter
tains the Countrywomen's club at
her home on Friday of this week.
Hatv Mr Partr
X frwup of neurbbors up above
Irpbltr have beea eniovine a series March 2Z.
rKAM it. xurrh I :f parti- on Saturday evenintrst
Hi-r-ISuttd-rfiiX f. 49. b. Kan Fran- during ihe weeks of the saow blok- Some 'people's brain
cico.t7jc. ' adc Saturday tvenmr they were seem pretty well spoiled.
Shows His Type
The best pr'Hif if man's ehnr
ncier in takpn In
H'Iou Tranter!
t of n man's ehnr f ' . J ,
the pr of life.- "l11"
(( ' low cutter 6,Mi7.2&;
1 'linri excluded) f?uod
W. II. BOIINENKAMP CO.
Licensed Funeral Directors
offer you Pei-fect Sei'vice combined with econo
my in cost and our usual helpful credit service.
sMsWsssssTasssssTsnsaTsMHK
rood 10.25 JO.fi'i; do common 8-So
I'j.26; rows, good .ao .B0; do
,25 .oo; do
bulls f year
ling excluded) KOO'i bief fc.00f
1 9. no; do cutter to medium 7.'o?
1 K.no. Culvf-s f&ou lbs. down) me
dium to choice I o.do 12.00; do
cull to common S.60W 1 o.,o. Veul
ers Onilk'fed). Kiiod to choice 13. &n
M.6o; du medium 12. mfi 13. 6o;
, do cull to common V.UOlZ.Oo.
' Hok: Hieady. recelplM 255. In
cludliitf M direct. llenvywclKht
(2TiO to 3Mi M.., medium- to
choice f I09f 10.75; medium welicht
(200-2.10 Hut. ) medium to cholc
, lw.76M1.75; ItKht weight (IOO-2'H-IIh.
medium to choice 11.75ft $12:
liKhf fllftiln UZtt-ltiit Ihs.) medium
io choice lu.iav i.,u; paeainK.
howh, rough and cmmjth y.oo j
lo. oo. HluiiMhtcr piifs (70-130 Ihs.) j
jmediJiii to choice o.5oi M.f.".j
I'ei di-r and Blocker piirrf i 70-129 1
Mk. ) medium to choice 10.26 H j
Il.fiO, (Hoft or oily Iiokm und romd-1
lutf Iks excluded In uhove quotu
llons). ,
I Hheep (i nd lumbs: Quotubly slcii-
dyf I'ereljitM 24o on contract. (Kol- j
lowinir q'litiii lions mi i uu vt uun u
ImiIh): liunlis (X4-U2 II.h.) Kood to
choice 41iitt; do, medium to
choice J2-l 00 Ihs.) $l2w$tl; du
(all weiKhta) cull to common $11.
12.00; ycmllntf welheiM (110 IIjH,
down) medium to choice m.OMc
13.00. Kwin (12" H.h. down) in'
dliiui to chofco G.oow .oo; do (120
to 160 lint.) mediuui to choice G.iO
t 7.50; do (nil welRhlK) cull to
common 3.00V 5.50,
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Clover and Alfalfa Seed
Production Money Maker
(Cutillnued from I'ai;.; 7)
SALE BARGAINS
$2.!)S TajiestrieH for .;: .'$1.00
$1.35 Union Suils, Size (!, only, 2 suits for $1.00
$2.75 Ituhlier lioola, Size 8 & 10 only, for $1.00
$2.50 Hand Embroidered Kitchen Curtains
, for ; $1.00
SEVERAL OTHER CLOSE OUT ITEMS
Values to ?:i.0() to sell for $1.00
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
OREGON STATE GLEE CLUBS
ASSISTED IJY TI1IJ COLLEGE ORCHESTRA
PRESENTS
"The Chimes
of Normandy
; DIRECTED liY PAI L PETRI
With
TED ROY
and
FLORA McCOY
La Grande High School Auditorium
Tuesday, March 26th, 8:15 P. M.
TICKETS OX SALE AT HIGH SCHOOL
u correfpotidlnw time. The IiIkIh r
: prleea may curtail deiimnd to aome
' i xti iit hut Ix'Cuuhh of amull atocka
hi this country und Cuntida, which
countrtcH produce the bulk of the
' world aupply. the carryover m ex
i pectvd to ho uuUHually amull.
j "NotwlihxtitiidlTtK the fact that
atnelts of aweit clov:r Heed ut the
; cloKe uf thin prln will probably
. bi the amulteHt hi( Kevernl yi-uia,
curtailment of the 'uc,-euKu seeina
4h'Hliuhe,
"(IrowerM of awuct clover uro
cuiitloned not to inci-cuae their
ac i fii kc for accd production tiot
u IthMliindiiiK that the 1J28 prodiic
lion fell below that of recent yearn.
Kor Bcvi'i ul yvtira u am jihi han
been piling up becuiiKe lonattmp'
tlMi has not been keeping (nice
nidi proiluctlon. Moid uf thla aur
Iiim, and the I'tiH crop, will prob
uhly he coiiHiimed thla yeur ut pre-
Vil IIInk low prices."
Airnlfu Slid
Apparently Orcsoti farmerH In
tend to Inci chim their ucreuKe ot
tiirnlfii seed 4o per cent In l'.'2'J.
The sample cciihus and liifntlotiH
to produce survey Indicated thai 1
there wilt he an IncreiiKe of loo
Per cent uf Urlnim ultalfa for ti ed,
but the acreage Is comparatively
Mlillll.
"Airnlfu mtiI prtiditctloii In
as nhoiit 40 per cent smalh'r thnn
in Itt27. The dcireuMc- was mainly
hecaiine of u marked rrducilon In
yields, particularly In two of the
huircHt pmdticliitr f(ate.s I lull and
bin ho, and ahorter crops In seveml
other Htates. 1 111 porta during tho
yi ur ended June 30, Ili.'S, luiulllug
7S2.3HO pounds, were only about
one-ti itth the avcniKf for the punt
5 )i'iir; slncu July I tiniiorta have
coniluiied In nearly the sumo pro.
1 portion, reflecting unother abort
letup in t aiittda. Mute sei'd, how-i-er,
in cutKMti'd lo be Imported
from Tin kefttuit during the next
I H or to weeks than dining tho
Hiunc period In any yeurniuce 1.2,
resent stipptlea of lomeMtic nlfal
(a arc amaller than thoMi, fur a
1 number or years, but are expected
to meet aprlng seeding retulrt
110 -iila, which may, however, be
hll'cttd aomewhat by pievultltiK
, prtcm. tin highest since I'.'Itt und
nt'iii ly 2f iM-r cent atmvc, the uver
(iil,'o for the pu( fiu yrurw."
Or Hubby Slip In Late
llnw wonderful n mother I!
K!ie sUi)1' and a telephone loudly
ringing does 0 owakeu her. Iltit
let her bahy sttr jtit a little hit,
I and alio awn kens tmiucdintely.
' Atchison (ilnhe.
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l.n.l, flimneo mlnlMer. wiys that
ilelKluni'it del.t will he rcducd l.y
in" le II. ,111 1 onn. nun ,y the end
f pu:. tii.iliilm.uii.il ..( the lie!-
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Announcing.
A CHANGE IN
OWNEISilP
Following negotiations which have been in progress since early . in
January,. Mr. L. F. Dunn, sole owner, of the Standard Laundry Com
pany, has sold his laundry. and, dry-cleaning plant to.Merlin ,G. Batley,
who, on-. Monday, took active charge of the business. . , ,
The new owner has had active experience in both laundering and
dry-cleaning for the past ten .years, the last two of which were spent
as Advertising and Sales Manager for, the National Laundry Co., oper
ating four modern laundries and two dry-cleaning plants in' the Twin
Falls (Idaho) territory- V: -i z
Feeling that La Grande offers a wonderful opportunity, for. laundry
and dry-cleaning service, and with, years of experience in merchandis
ing these services, the new management hopes and plansto offer to
home-managers in La Grande
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A Better, More Varied
Laundry Service
Which will be available following the readjustment
of our plant and the addition of new facilities 1
The new management sincerely trusts that it may warrant the continued patron
age and good-will of the Standard's many friends and customers.
We pledge, our very best efforts in rendering laundry and cleaning service to the
home-managers and home-makers of the La Grande territory. We have nothing to sell
but CLEANLINESS and as quickly as possible we will add such equipment and service
as will romove from the home, all the wearying and wearing hard work, worry and
waste of washday.
We are making no changes in either personnel or policies. Wre want to become ac
quainted with all t.ie Standard's friends and customers, and we will welcome the oppor
tunity to be of help to La Grande's home-makers.
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Remember, we will always be. as close to you as your telephone - - our number
Main 50 - - and whenever in need of laundry or dry cleaning service, just call
Im Grande's "WIFE SAVING STATION"
Standard Laundry Co.
Phone Main 56
Merlin G. Hat ley, Manager
Jefferson Avenue
Dry Cleaners
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Goats
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CoatJ to wear everywhere .'
for every type of need with
fur trimming, with scarfs,'
with frivolous capes and cape
effects all the important
ipring fashions-i-at an im-
portant thrift price. . '
$19.75
Gets Rheumatic And
. Neuritis Sufferers Out
Of Bed
Thoso vho have tried everything
without benefit will find Casey's
Rheumatic - Remedy tho most
startling discovery of recc-nt times
for pulna ot rheumatism, neuritis,
neuralgia, sciuticu. lumbago. The
relief in quick and sure, reduces
pain and swejling through direct
action on tho stomach, liver and
.kidneys. Guaranteed by L & L,
DKUO CO. 11.50 per bottle. Adv.
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Tlie Hospital Unit is on
tho way home.
GOOD news travels
FAST. Everybody in
TOWN talks about tho
KXCKLLENT service
; here. i
I3EFORE wo forget don't
FOROET to get a tube of
UNGUENTINE for sun
burn, THESE are the days
that
TENDER skins burn
. easily.
. Youre for Comfort
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and Canton
Georgettes
and Printed Silks
Sizes 16 to 44
$5.95 - $7.95
Destroyers of Hljrh Prices
Hardwood
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Floors
This is a jjood lime of
year to lay that oak floor
you have been planning
oii. We have several dif
ferent grades, in oak,
maple and beech.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
lhOM Main 7
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