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

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday,-March 22, 1020.
Phone
Main 812
Clean and Pressing
VALETOR DEPT.
Men's Wear.
Wall Street Is
Worrying Over
Credit Situation
MOW YOUK, Muudi22 (AM)
A sweeping reaction, in stock prices
today reflected Wall Bt reel's grow-
lug iineuKiiM'(M over tin; credit situ
ation. linli tradeis succeodeo; In
'bringing nut an early rally on the
; strength of no change being made
.In the New York f'VN-raI Kcse.vo:
' fj-ihui-iiiiiit Mi lit. hut ( lt U mitij illh- i
'patches indicnling t lie possibility of I
un Increase In that "city, coupled
wilh reports that Hie I'Ydorul lie
l serve Hoard was . la session at
Washington finally brought u large
volume of selling Into tin market,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
BRAZIL'S RED HILLS LABOR UNDER
WEIGHT OF NEW COFFEE CROP
CHICAGO (ilMIN
tVlitut
Mur. ...
Mny ...
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I.IVIIItl'IMII, wiiK.vr
I.I VKISI'OOI.. Mar. 22 (Al')
What clowf! Min i h S. 111 il, ir
lull puiniilK, I.L"-' S,: May !ih. I
I.SS!4i July !m. 41, l.Si; Oct.
7d, l.liUli.
I'OltTliAMl viii;at
I'OIITI.ANI), Ore., Mur. 22 (Al'l
Wlifiit, 'liiK Iti'l'iil blm-HtiTi, liuril
whlln 1 . 4 :i ; sort whltv 1.17: (-
ii'N wliltn 1.17' liuril winter 1.14:
ImtUIiik tlui uilvunre uml n-.tn'llnifinrthM-ri-triii I. Mr weH;rn r.l
1.M.
)ul: No. S-3H Ilia, wlitlii 39.6U.
Krort'H lif iHHllt'B 2 to 7 fiollllri hi.'
low yi-Hti't-iliiy'M flluil ,iintulloiitf.
A fnrllH-r uiluincit in 4'oppi-r n-ir-im
to H ci'ittH u. iiounil, tin; liiKli-
-Mt MllK-ll till HUT. flltlt-'l tO Ntl-MI
tltu riooil of Ki-llllitf In tin1 coin-r
hIiui-i'K. Ki'liiH'Coll uml I'liib i'in-h
IiioUk about li iiolntH, liili'i'iiiilliimil
Nlilicl 4
Toitiiy'H nir ri'cliitH: YVIuul 32,
Dour 21, rorn li. oats I, hay I,
Wheat Heavy And
In t hut iri on ii t to 3 points.
Wright Aeronautical was haiit
I mcrcd down 7 points. National j
J f r . 'ash Itelstr 0. Johns ManvltM',
it A lit 1 1 JUUWCI 1 VUUy . KiiiiinoriH Company, May Ocparl-!
nii nt MtorcM, lli-tlili hi in HI and I
ciufAoo. muivi, 2s Al))I..l,;HK,",,! ,,0""'";n "A1 H,il;1 ,,ow,;l
I.Twunl ralll. ,1 nu.w'l,al. ,,,,. i -HlnK r.l. r whirl, IiIlw IhIo thu
OUlH. un.1 l.rovl-lon, w.-re . a-y, with j "'" ',aly
corn Hiai'iiair on iuu nn.iiiiT up.
tind lulcr Jicnplnjf ih-ui Initial flff
ait'.". : Wheat (ttoHfiJ heavy 2 to c
net lower: corn 1 lo lc down;
oiiln umdainrfCfl to Iv off, and pro
vIhJoiik varying front sue d fell no lo
u ritiu of two t-enm. '
( !IICAi ASI
m(A;i), March '11 (Al)
and a nunilicr of other8 No 6 IHH.l(.rn Mprlnr Ui.
Cora. No. 3 imIxliJ 111 ',.to. 'A
yellow III' 'J 6t !i3 Yt.
)at. No. 3 while 47?M'J; No. 4
Alllln 4"' 4.
Itye, lllj 8UlH,
Marley, 077,
Tiuiothy Hei-d O.aicf 5-Go.
Clover w ed, ?;s.fjfj 3I.&0.
m:v Yoitii rnurr
J tried fruit and liopu, titcady.
10 Years
Ago Today--
Mi, 1, J, rciirMiii uml MUm
iMilotvi urn vIhIiIu In !
kr over (lu v?kt'ti(l,
SATURDAY is the last
DAY to got one of
THOSE beautiful bud
VAtfKS with each $1
PURCHASE. Uaeful
fi-om
DAFFODIL time to the
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
Don't
FORCJET to ffot youm. .
L. & L Drug Co.
WOOIj 111 I'OliT
(IUHTON. Mar, VI (A I') This
Coinnierclal Uulletln tomorrow will
nay: ' 1
"The wiM-li Iiiih heen tl very ipiiet
one In I ho loeal trade, with prlct-H
hardly dumped. Medium Kraden
am catf)'. Many of the manofac
ture'H and dealertt, too, liav; been
In atlendani'u on the wool pageant:
In New York and have thouKht lll-i
tie about the raw material a p pur-I
eiilly. Jnlllal oiderln tit inana- ;
faotured KoodH for the heavy welKut
hixoii Ih believer to be below nor-j
tnal. and It fit hoped that pageant
I may Hliinuliite biiNlneKH. In tho
, went little or nothlmr Ih being done, j
; "l''or'lKu markeiM urt? all very;
t firm! In fart, ratlu-r aualiiHt lio'
' buyer, except pOMftlhly at tho. Itlvor,
' I'late. l,ondoii eloHed active ami !
firm. j; ' '
i "Mohair Ih deadly dull and prices
! difficult to ifliote. n,j in. wh of
Produce, Dairy
Markets Steady
l'OUTI,ANI. Oro.. Mar, 'IZ AI)
hairy ami produce niarkHw cen
orally pn tun led uu unruffled front
today.
Hutter uih! vkkh were bteady ut
TliucHday'i detrtlneM, with no Indi
cation of any immediate change,
cNiieclally in ckkm, If any tiling, the
latter may advance later on, uh
stoiiiKe haa bei;un In enrncHt and
Hit HiirpluH Im beinic taken care of.
Other commodities were uIbo tin
disturbed.
l'(i;i l,AM) MVKHTOCK.
!'0!tTI,ANI. Ore., Mar. i'2 (A.
i'.) fattlii and calvew: Hteady,
recelplH 3M. Hteera (IIIKl to 1 3 'Hi
ll.i.), Kund III.LTi to $ 1 2.00. with
do ('j50-ll(i(t lb.) tfood ll.Tfu
12.25; do (JiOO and up) medium
1 0.75 -V 1J I!(; do eouimun V.UMr
H).;T,. Jir'lfer;4 (Hdt) U. down)
Kood lo. 25 10.50; do common 8.6a
'ti to. 2&: cowh, jfood 9.fMf Ji.&a; do
common to medium l.iUlt H.oo; do
low cutter a.&aty 7.2S; bulls (year
Hiikh excluded) (food beef KJtWip
.oo; do cutter to medium 7.00
(i.oo. Culveti (f00 lbs, down) me
dium to choice lO.OOi 12. 50; do
t nicAt.o i ivi sroriv
CUH'AtlO, March 21 (Al') lT.
H. Uept. of AKi'lc. Uokk: 22.000;
'Ineludlux fi.eon direct; mostly' Mtea-
dy; HiJine :iteH hU Hie lower: wpotn
10e higher; early top 12,10 paid
1 for u load of around ISJli lbs. butch-
ierH, uii'dluiit to choice 25o-1f0 Him. K'"" common S.fiO-J 10.0. Veal
! l.404f 11.8.',; 2aa-jf,a lbs. J l.&oftf j,fr' (mMk-fed). Kood to choice 13.60
.iL'.oa; liio.-.'Oii lbs. 1 1.400 12.10. H.6M; do y.edlom 12.00i 13.50;
ratlii.; 3,U(ia; calvt-H: l.aoo; Ken- ,,w !,,tl common .U.OOfii 12.0".
ully steady tnids; lubetween WrM ,,'fM: ""'U'ly. iteciMpis oa nmvy-
yearlliiKH slow, weak: choice kinds in.9 invuium it.
and all irrudcH of weluhtv steers UhuXvts $oro 10.75; medium wolifht
fully Hteady: boxl mixed veurlhiitM M3W-3BU l,H,
Is
elved from (he
M.5n; Tew kllliiiK steers uudi-r $12;
hlaii;h( r claws. Kteers. iuu. ami
rhotcn i:nn-if,aa lbs. I 2.75 u 1 A.'IU;
llfia-ISoa 1m. 12. 7Mr 11.50; nr.n
1I0U lbs. 1 2.75 (u 1 4.75; fed year
llnw, ood and choice 75M50 lbs.
i:i.25fi fi. oo. Vealers (milk-fed),
Kood and choice l.'i.inuf 17.00.
Hheep: M.aoo; upcnliii? ftlroiiK lo
I5e higher: b'.iHt rut lambti' 1 7.25'c
I7.rp0; bf.M hehl around 17.75;
choice IlKht cllppvd lambj. I (1.25;
fat ewes sleady ut 1 1.00 down;
fccdlmr and HhcarlnK Unnbn iiol-
movemeiit
MlMU . , , I al)ln steady.
The Couiiiierclat lltillet n wllli .ambn. K'od and ehoico 12 Ibi.
publish the followlnv wool if -.iota-' dow n 10.5017.75; medium 15.50
lions tomorrow: , 1 iJj;:.; ewes, uiediuin to choice
Hcourcl basis On-Kon: Klnc and , 5o down 8.(0'a I l.oo; feeder
laniliH, Kood and
10.75.
ehoico I &.00 frf
M. Hlaple I. Oil it 1.05; fine and
, I-', M. I"r. coinblntf HK'o 1.02; fine
ami 1' M. elolhliiK iibft !ti; valley! ' , .
i No. 1, I.OXfti 1.05..
i Mohair: DilKlnai I.hk aveiaKo, '(M'li:U AT M-:V Vl.Mi
12 months, Oregon ttHQt 00. NKW YOllK, Mur. 22 (Al')
I (leaded stock: Klrst comhlnK 05 lt'fi""d copper prices reached a
fit 7o; good cardliiK 4550. j'w limd-wiir peak today when the
I ... - i . ine-lal sold for 24 CeplK a pound.
1 4 ' I domestic, ati ndvanco of one ci-nt a
j Ul"rn,;HI'AT poimdt lifter coin-tumors had boucht
I'practlriilly uu f the melal offered
I HAN KIIANriHCO, Mar, 22 (AM) (til 21! cetils. The previous post-war
llutleifat f. o. b. Han IVaiicliieo, record for domestic copper was 2:1-
",,0. ' '& eeid. atlalned in l!H!i.
.'50 lbs.) medium to choice
Hi.75ftf 11.75; IIkIH welffht (Ifiu-200
lbs.) inedluiu to choice 11.75f$l;
IlKht lights (130-100 lbs.) medium
lo choice 1 0.75 ( 12.00; packing
s)WN, roiiKh and smooth !?of
lo.oo, Klauuhtt-r pIkm (70-130 lbs.)
medium to choice lo.50ri ll.&o.
Ieeder a nd si ockiM- pi its ( 7 o-1 2 'J
Ilia.) medium to choice 1 0.25 P
11.00. (Soft or oily Iiokk and roast
liitf pIkh excluded In above quota
tions), Hheep mid lambs: Hleady, no re
ceipts; folio wine tiiolatloiiH on full
rT Tin1, tfJ,(M '
Uraxir cndlijui rows of cntUe trcra nrv HlrusKlInK lowaril tho
July hal vi si. Aliuvo Ih u mitts lilantatlun in San J'anlo, choniiiK
concentration of burnt that liuvo been tlllid by hundreds of ilgkei
BUel, uu tho KloUi below.
GAS SITUATION
IS UNSTEADY
IN PORTLAND
POKTLAN1), Mar. 22 (AM)
Oatioune could still be obtained for
10 cents u Kallon In Mortland to
day, hat only, from the stations
operated by one oil coiuauy. Of
all the major dlsti ibutors, 'J'oxum
OH Company alone maintained the
lOVi cent price, all others having
advanced to 22 Mi cents. One Texa
co elation broke two pumps sell
ing motor fuel to eaer custuiuers
lute yesterday und early today.)
Automublles continued driving up
to the station until 3 a. in. --
There were reports today that
other dealers handling other kh ho -
Wlli lti; IK XHKY 4iO?
HAS KKANt'I.St'O, March 22 (A.
M.) Manufacturers und distribut
ors or, Heltzcr water want to know
what becomes of 1 a.ouu siphons
tluy (b.'dnie disappear annually.
Tvri3ht Everywhere
- The v.eathe, bureau faiys that
fwlllhl ot-ours In all porlloun of
the world. If Is of shinier dura
tion In tho tropical regions than
In other parts,
J.GPENNEY.C
108 Depot St., La Grand. Orejron i
"The Times" Is Here
Smart, Trim Lines and Brisk, Jaunty Style Re
fleeting the Vigor and Freshness of Springtime
A( well-proportioned, raw
edge, snap-brim fedora. With
full satin lining and the new
grosgrain ribbon silk band.
i It's a Marathon
The colors are right for
Spring Light Sand, Elk Tan,
Pearl Gray, Ocean Green. Ex
cellent value, at
$
3.98
Cassimere .
Caps for Men
Excellent quality caps, full
yK satin n lined,
fV ) with brows
u r inbanc
and rubbei
visor.
, iy
L98
"The Forecast"
A Style Leader 1
Has con
cealed welt
.edge, curljai
brim and
reeded leath
er sweat
band. . Full
satin lined.
4.98
ue i iil.
T
V
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
wooied lamhs: (84-D2 lbs.) good to jUnw uh well us Texas were meeting
choice 914 to fid; do, medium loj u,e price, and that some who dls
cholco (2-100 lbs.) 9I2-J9IG; do ..ay no sluns were selllmr at 10 V. I
(all weights) cull to common 911(
I2.0U; yeiirlliiK w.theis (110 lbs.
down) medium lo choice lo.UOCrr
13.00. Kwes (120 lbs. flown) me
dium to choice O.lMKo fi.OO: do (120
to 15a lbs.) medium to choice 5.50
0f 7.5o; do (all weights) cull to
common 3.00415.50.
om;ms iitMA
cents. I
In Vancouver. Wash., most sta-
tlons were selling ut the lG-ce.nl j
rate, and one station was selling
ut 13 cents. '
uooii i itM;r
HAN KltANi'lSCO. fid.. Mar. 2'.'
(AM) The fathnllc Truth society
p:tMHcd a resuliitifm condemning
"Tho Kraut Mage" newspaper- dra
ma now showing hero, us "vulgar
a nd profane.'
SPRING STYLES
For .The. Man Who Would Be
Style Correct
Wc recommend choosing from our fine
Spring Collection Of
en9s Suits
M
$14
.95
to
$29
.50
Our smartly-made coats have the popular peaked la
pels, vest has the new tottersal effect, which is correct
in every detail and particularly attractive because of
their long-weaving quality; some have two pant fea
ture, which assures double wear.
Extra I'ant a, $2.95 to $1.93
M odish Footwear
For Milady
Our lovely footwear for
ladies will meet the ap
proval of tho most fas
tidious ,d lesser. In colors
of red, black uml blonde,
spike und eubiiu heels.
$3.95 -$1.95
WIIEUK
GOOD
CI.0T1IKS
COST
LESS
Hoys All-Wool
Longie Suits
You'll not find itiiywheiii
el.-'.e n more complete line
of buys' lonjjio suits from
which to choose. Colors:
tun, RTeys, brown ami
blue, stripes und cheeks.
Extremely low priced.
$1.95 -$13.95
Mens Snappy
Head wear
Our Spring hat stock has
been most carefully se
lected by experienced
buyers who have served
the public for years and
know what the particu
lar dresser needs. 1'rieed
vei v low,
$1.95 - $2.95
$3.95 - $ 1.95
RKST
Watch Our Windows For Specials
A'nr Spring
Dresses
dinted Crepes. V I a t
Crepes 07 QP;
(iiiirgfUes 3 I tUtf
You will surely like these
delightful new silk
dresses. There are many
charming styles in this
group models to suit
any typo.
$7.95
WI1KUK
GOOD
CLOTIIKS
COST
LESS
ItOSTON. March 22 (AM) (inly 1
a limited volume of buslm-PH Is he-I
log dune in the wool marki-t. A '
modulate volume of 04s und fiow
territory wooIh. hoi h of graded
Krcnch combing and of original J
bag line of bulk Krone h combing j
staple. Is moving at steady price,
with asking prices tending to stif- ,
fen. Quotations of -fle-eco wools of'
this quality are :tcsidy. Milces are'
still weak on 5s, ,4Ks and fios do-!
mesllc wool, (.jiiolutlotiH 011 top of
5Ss lo 4Ns grades are 2 lo fie lower,
than recent selling pr ices.
You Are Free
Free to select what you please with no persuading anil urging. .
Free to take what you like from the shelves to'cxamine it at
leisure. Free to use your OWN Knowledge of foods and arrive at
your OWN decision. What a delightful .way it is to shop for
foods this special plan now used by two million and a half
families. -
1 ' 1
in-: was tiia i.i.im;
! KKItMAN, Cnl., .March (Al')1
1 lu-nry Mk-ltM, u mtlUcr. run so
rant wlillc ri i-iiiK from u dull, llial '
iln colllili tl with u rrnco uml l)iol:u
twu JillN.
Christianity In Norway
r'hrislinnllt, tviiR liilrniliii't'tl Into
C!rieulnnl iv l.cif Krirsnu al llic
Insiaiu'p nf Olnf 'I'r.vixvassim. k!n'
nf Xiirway. In 10H(I uml rnllnwlii):
yours
Starch
Calumet Corn
1 II
rig
Tiger Gloss
11). pkg
9
9
Matches
Clarion of (5 Boxes
18c
Tri-Tex
Use It Like Clorox
1 pt. bottle ....... 15
htt 1.ILMI. IVIIOLKhAliE
AIAUKKIS
Smelt 1 5c lb.
Springs l&4f)2rc lb.
Heavy hena 10c lb
Light hens 1 4c lb.
Slags 80 lb.
1-1 1 u r.
Hard Federation (hard
Soft wheat $7.40 bbL
17.60 bbl.
IiA t.KANhi; ICI . 1 Alii MAUIiI-;iS
Dairy.
Uulter, creamery uttc; 2 Ua ,
9t.on.
Kggs 4.'c dox.
fheese 3c lb.
Honey Comb. 25c lb.
Vcjtctnbl8
Potatoes 91.00 cwt,
Artlchoke-2ac,
Muraicy 5c bunch.
f abbitge 0c lb.
faulifiower 15c tb.
Crapvfrult, KlorUU 3 for 25a
Lettuce IUc hed.
Yellow onions Sc lb.
Cunots--10c bunch .
l!eet I Oc U blllicll.
1'Hi.Hiiips rc lb.
Turnips 1 ite u bunch.
felery 15c uml 2 it:.
(M en poppers HUv lb.
lviitbHgaa tz !b.
Sweet l'otalues 1 2 l-,c ll.
lirten imhitisuc.
Kadlsh 10c.
Green Mea. 25c.
f.ie n It vans 2;.c.
Khub.ub 15c.
Joiuttliaii hppo's 9l-t)t iou
Hauuiiiis 15c lb.
Lcmeiis do.
Oranges .tieSi 1.00 doJ
Siurur
fane sugar $ti.w.
I'tiMir
Hurt wht-al JS.4'i bid.
Hard fedecatlon 9S-4U bbl.
Moo I try
Hcii-ao4( 31'c lb.
MentM nml lth
Tt-f boll UHr 18c,
f hops und M-uk -i-3ic lb,
Siilinon-35c Mi.
Hnllbut 3oc 1U.
Litt.ldts ;Sc lb.
Cwl Xbc lb.
Sweet Mixed Pickles
1 it. Jar ! 43,
Cocoamalt
1 lb. Can With Shaker
48.
Comet
UICE FLAKES .
I'kg., - 13r
B.&M.
FISH FLAKES
No. ': Can 15
Soap
CITRUS LAUNDRY
Large bar 4
Easter Eggs
AS(irted Size Alltokns 11). 25
Easter Egg Dye
All Colors, in one envelope, ca. 10
Texas Pecans
3-oz. Carton 'Shelled
25c
a IG-oz. Carton,
Cracked, hut not
Shelled
35c
Sani flush
Reg. Size Can,'
25?
tV
Sweet Potatoes
Rosedale Brand
No. 1 Tall Can,
13c
1!
100
RALSTON PURINA
. Can
Whole Wheat Flour
CO. OLD FASHION MILL CO.
32? I) Ih. lWg 74?
Coffee
I'iggly Wiggly Spci
1 l,r.g- 42?
Figgly Wiggiy
Sunrise
1 lh. hag 49?
Standard Grade
CORN, TEAS, &
TOMATOES
No. 2 Can 12C
American
MALT SYRUP
No. Ji (.Can ...... 53?
G.tMdtiu rvs,iiAr, rtud
IT PAYS TO STUDY THE SWLNCING PRICE TAGS.
1 kK