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Pare Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, April 5, 1029. VALUES! SPRING SUITS 'and FURNISHINGS Eggs Continue To Dip Up And Down in Market MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY W lical Jilny ... July ... Mi;ll. ... WOOIj ItKI'OUT I'UllTI.ANl), Ore, April 0 (Atf) Kit'iiliiK up with i-ua vuluia. un inuy alnlo up or dawn .from day ! llllV. llUH Cflinil 111 iia i:iltn n puHllmo with thoite lntun-xti'4 In' ,i,)81t)N, April B AI" The murkfiH. One day ull J lovuly un.l '."oinmercIul Hullctln tomorrow will tho next Inorillnp finda the bottom ,uiy: ' knocked out or thu top lirtod t "There hug lioi-n rulliiT moro In. uccommodiite hlKher pricca. nuliy In tin- market dllrlnK th Kkkh worn auulii down tuduv ui..M" et-K. hiiiioukii the voluimi ot puri'iilly foi tlio mill re rcunon tliut I ,u'i"l" '" nut ui-n hcovy. I'rlcva tlicy were up Thurnduy. At uliyj0" ,,,,B wol iippear to Ijk miily rale. Htiiniiiiril exlriiM hni'i. il..lliw il "ell nlul.lllziil, u.ltlio;iKh medium two cvntH to Hi, Htiindurd flratu one wo"' f"'' ly wttkd to a eent mid u nulf to So, and medium lealy basin, un yet. Demand for I (hum one cent to 21. Kick are ;'"' develops nlowly. ! Plentiful, but no one can tell whut "'" 'went, aeveral hundred I will huiipen to lho price between tlioiwnml pound of Hie new clip now unil Haturilny. 'I he coopern-. flven uud thu Independent! aro ntlll eyeing' each othei', but whether with udmlrutlou or venKeunco ru niulni to be Heen. llultor values wero tindlHturbed. Other coliilnodilii-K were alao Ull-1 available. eliaiiffed. CHIC AG; O tillAIN CH-n lllKll a Ixtw ci(om; " ' .....I.IHM1.1',5 1.I7K UK I.IH'i -,...l.i!l4l.ai)(i i-22Y, .XI- LSI V, 1.21 V. I i.mk i.g;i i.ai',ei.ai dllliu to choic. lu.uufi IJ.o. Kwes (ISO lbs. down) medium to choice 7.lui.tS: do (120 to lie lbs.) medium m choice O.&osni.mi; do (all wclKhts) cull to common i.ui). i! 0.30. . . , , I FIND IT HERE Oopj for UiU column mut be Gas War Breaks Out In Western Oregon, Report XOTICK! IteKUlar meeting tlili eve ning. 7:31), La .Grande, o. -II, A. K. & A. JI. .- O. W. WAKNOCK. Sec. l-0.lt - . J.CJPENNEYCQ 108 Depot St.. La Grand. Oregon New Shoes A I 'I .m:w hats ritoji oi,i uses Vou can have u new hut mad? Iifiit'ei yNro Birun or urum I'ortlund motorists uwniu. ii.iu .' ..... , . .. mornlnif to find thul out of a hei.i-1 ,..i..ii . .,.,. ... ... ..... , . .... ...I u. ... i. . i iinionvu iie lien iiiil ijei- I session of Ihe Jletall (iasoll.io Ler. at Itichaidson's Art & Gift ...-? "".'vu ussocinuon last Ki.n. lli.i. .inn. ..v,.r i... Wheat Irregular liavo been riKivi-il IIiIh wci-k, more I'KpwIafly In WHlurn Malm at 35 to 30 CfiitH fur mixed nifiiitiiu cll. Mut (IcaltMM huv3 toiuthlcr mj th- priceft too diur, ut leant fur thi) uvoraKc run or the wool "The foreign murkelH aro' very ' Kusollnji' war flaretl anew hIuw, with the Heanun nearly ovorjwlM'n invcHtiia(oii of the jiKMOctu-1 Ilftnutltchlne. fnwtni. butiAn- in (lie primary market of the:"u" "men nan a iiieiuhei-Hhlp of Wlw. etc. horton's Kindle tittup. Houlhern lienilHpherb, (inoru than 600 filling Ktation ope I lim Vm " . US" '" ""uMJay you brl them in. l.lko new. ,1 J.?" U C,'"U t small cost. III UlllCaaO MarKCt' "i"ur o iim aim-! K.K.-uien, repoiu-d ... Ill .M.MA;i: hAl.i: witli corn sturllnH ut Wc decline to '4 udvnnco and subsequently re eeillmr all around. Wliout, closed Irri'ifiHur, raiiKine III 10 inline HI 1110 ailKCIiro Ol k-iiinit buuiiihii WITH ri- , ,y KI Ward I'Htimpv ff I. II H sales, lluyers and mowers still urei""i "K motor rui'l at rrom 17 ceiitB,i(.iurih in room formerly occupied rather wide apart on prices for lhl - cents. . , ,,y MuyUig H!loI, j..,IIt Kl.. , , new clip." Two melillers of the niwoi-liilloii u. 111. - i-i-M V .w.vm 'nnu-i tnai, UlHiniC- publish the following; wool (Uotu-lKratloil of the organization - was near. "It looks like the lid Is orr I'HICAUO. April B ( AI') Opeli ini; uiiuhaiiKed to oft ChlciiKO wlieat rullled somewhat, but then underwent a Kcncrul saif. Corn, oats and provisions also were easy, i UuuH tumoriow Hcoured busts Oreifon: fine und one said, 'anil thero nrohuhlv win K. AI. staple l.03ri LOG; fine and lie worse prlco slushing than be-,l0 over your wlraw or braid hut i M. Kr. combinir VHfuiM'l: fino;fore." , ,uny shade, in fadehvvs lacciuer, va- ),l)li:s -HATS AIAI)i: MOW Have llichardson "The Art Man" mini nei ueciuie m "7.e movmiil-, j iy'tt 05 coi n lincnaniieu lu il snuue luwur, i und M. elolhliiB U&'ii 'JC: valleyl Mohair: OrlKinal bai; uveraKC, onln uiichaiiBed to c up. un'jS months, Ori-non BS-60. ' Nt'w'Model and Fabrics, smartly styled and tail- ored. Quality at a low price, with an unequaled Free Valetor Pressing Service, 1 provisions uncbuiiKcd to u rise ot I lie. $33 SPRING HATS t lllCAIill ('ASH I'llll'AClO. April B (AI') Wliulit No. 3 tuiI, 1.23 ; No. 3 northern sprlnK. 1.12, Corn.' No. 3 mixed 84 il 1)1 : No. I! yellow, 111. On Is, No. i white 50; No. 4 while !4:iu.47. ' Uye, No. 3. 1.0U14. Hurley, B4H 711. Timothy seed, t.lnfi 6.70. (Hover seed, 23.0041 3 1.60. Lard, 11.37. Klbs, 13.75. Mcllles, 13.76. - The Ritz Narrow brim and slightly higher crown in pearl grey and shamois, Grudu stock: First combing G5 ?j 7u; good carding 454(50. l'ltTI.A.M) WHIOAT 1'OItTlANI), Ore.. April '6 (AI) Shop. -Wheat: nig Uend bluestem hurdl terpruof. and flexible. Take your hat to llichurdson's Art, & Gilt 4-4-21 white 1.43; soft white 1.10; western while 1.16; hard winter 1.14: nor thern spring 1,14: western red 1.14. Oats: No. 2-3$ lbs. white 3d. 50. foday's car receipts: . Wheat I'Olt'l l.AM) i,ivi:sio( K I'OIITI.ANI). Ore.. April 6 ( AI) Cattle und calves, steady, no re-, barley 3, corn 4, oats 2, hay 3. celpts, with steers. (1100 to 13001 pounds), good $11.76 to $12.25:1 NKW YOUIC. April B ( AI') do (U50-1IOO lbs.) good $12. DOUc Frequent shifts of speculative sen 12.50; do (300 and up) medium, li'ment In today's stock market re 1 l.ooiJi 12.00; do common $'j.oofif fleeted the widespread uneasiness ItC.M.MAGK SAI.i;! Ily St. Mary's AlluV Society In Spueth llldg.. Sat. Apr. 6. 4-4-2t m;v caiii) vimvs See the new card prises at lllch-i urdsou's Art & Gift Shop: . 4-4-2t! HAN KHANCIWO, April 5 (AC) lliiltorfut, f. o. b. Han Fianclsco, STATKMEM' Of I lie Ownership, ..liiiinKi-ne-iil, cliviilnlliHi. l-:ii.. It'-niili-eil by the Act uf Congress of Ai'SUmI,11""1'""1 10 cliotco $IO'n 10.75; me ., . U.., dliiin welglit (2iio lo 250 pounds) Of thu lJk Clrnndr Kveiilng oh.l"1"" t-uliolce $ln.7r.i l l.BU: ... ee.. ..l.l.ll.hu.l .IllllV ev 1 MIK'H ' -"" , Humhiy nt l,u Grande, Oregon fur April I, I !"J i:imma(;i: sai.ki Ily St. Mary's Altar Society in I I 1.00. Heifers (350 lbs. down, good.silll existing over the credit sltuu-. Spaeth llldg.. But. Apr. 6. 4-4-21! $10. 75Ai $1 1. 110; do common $a.00jtlon. l(eaet(onary tendencies pre-J , ' 1i 10.75. Cows, good v.Biki 10.0(1; idiiminnted at the opening us u re- . .,,. ... !,',. , , . , . rf, r ... '.L.,ti r .. ,..i, i i ... , . ! luvm r IIO CIHIllllUil l llieuilllll l.J.n'i minvi ihuij Ilium lull do low culler 6.5O(ii7.50. Hulls, by nervous investors and speeulat- (yeaiiliigs excluded) good beef K.OOjors who v-'ere ulurnul ut the threat (if U.00; do cutter to medium 7.00i Mrontuined In the Federal Reserve N.oo. Culvi-tr (500 lbs. down) inc- Hoard statement published this For the Entire Family at Worth' While Savings! Atout this time of year, everyone in the family teemt to need new shoes all at once! Bring them here. Not the difference in the cost ... for the same quaUty foi jvhich you have been paying so much morel Gun-metal calf oxfords look Well with 'most any type of suit Sturdy and dependable, and interestingly low-priced. $3.98 This thot oy IS as gooi as it looks. . Semi-hard bos, rubber lappti heel and (.' quality of Tan leather. $3.98 NOTICE IS IIKKKHY GIVEN, that thu untterslgnqil, E. C. Get- itliiKH, of ElKin, Oregon, ttusleo of; the uatato of Jolin AleICinni, bunk-. dliiin to .nholee lu.oofi 2.bif. do! mor ning but thene offetinH wvrv Mill to uominon bMtdi 10.00. Veal-I readily abHorbed, und the iniukct ers milk fed. Kood t "how iM?, 41 lndonry o ully whe.jj 6t, t' , f h; 1 14.60; do iiu'dlum 12.0or 13. BU; the calley money ruto wum lowered i ,,. ..n.t cull to common 11.004 12.00. rupt, will receive scaled btda up und until 6 o clock I', lu. Batut day, from X lo. li per rent. JIokh: Kleady, receipt. 105. di rect. Heavy welKht 2BO-35 "IIh.. The Rarrymore The easy and caic frpe snap brim stylo, in sand and blue grey $5.00 Ktulu ut Oregon, Westenlia ver Inc Men's Wear Notici; to Clti;ni'ixits NOTICB IS IIKltKliy UIVION. Ilmt the undiMslgneil have been ap polntea by I lie County Court of Ihe Hliite of Oregon lor Colon County hs the exiKMilors ut ine eslalo of John I. h'elk. deceased, and all persons Imilng clulms against ihe said estate am hereby directed m present thwm lu thu umlemliriicil nllll pruper loilehers therelur lo the undersigned ut the. ufrleo ul ) Counly of colon ) lleforn . me and tor the Hliito and County nloresald, personally appeured J II. Appleby, who, having been duly sworn according lo law, de poses and says that he is thu pub lisher of thu 1m Grande Kvcnlus Observer and that tile following is, to the best of Ills knowledge and belief, a true statement or the ownership, liiunagelnent and cir culation, etc., of the aforesaid publication lor the uule shown lu lho above caption, required by lho Act of August 24, 1'Jl;', embodied III section 411, 1'oslal liws und ilegiilHtlons, to wll: . I. That thu luiiues und ud- drcssra of lho publisher, edltur, llliiliiiKlng ' editor, unil business iiiunugers are; j ,1'ubllalier, F, II. Appleby, l,a Uranile, oregun. j Hdltor, F. 11. Aiipleby, l.a Grauile, Oregon. ' Managing Hdltor. F. 11. AipiiIj. by. It Granile, Oregon. Hllalness Manager. i. h". Mat- I thews. I .a Grande, Oregon. 2. 1 hat thu owner Is thu Oh-1 server l'libllshliig Co., Inc., I.il (irailile, Oregon, II. Appleby, 1m GiuikIc, Ore-i II. K. I'Ki.n. Foley llulldlnu l.n ; (Iruiule. Oregon, wllhlii six niuulli.fi J' renu C. Appleby, l.u Grandi, I'riilil llli. dale of tills liollee. I'll gull j merchandise, auto tools und neces- ' bankrupt ustute, now being located XOTICK TO Cl;l:l)H'()ltS. hn iho McKlnnls Garage ut lmbler, Notico is hert by given that I ho I Oregon. Invoice or which may be undersigned has been duly up-' soon In the possession of tho tins-. polnlud by tho Counly Court or thOlee. or ut thu office or II. K. Dixon, Slate of Oregon for Union Counly, , referee in bankruptcy, ut l.a uiedl'Jlil to choice $11.50 lo $ I 1.76; ( adminlsti-utor of the estato of Asu-iurunde, Oregon. light IlKhls (130 to Kill pounds.), l.ylnan Taylor, decensed, and has ,.10 '-rusi,, reserves the rght to in. in .in iu ,i. .i.... iu..ii.uu. u iivieuiis iiiiv. !rt.UL.t any and all bills. This no t ill l i lis nun n, I uus'i unil 8.60 if 0.60. Younger eel enn be as stylish as they wish in this clever fat ml One Strap uiVi ornafitenttil trim. Built over a special last lor growing feet ' SVi toll 2 $2.C9 12 to 2 2.7D A Tan Elk shoe that wit give long service. Rubber toll and heel. Army last I . $3.98 wmioth.'Jnir claim iiKint Bald cUUe arojtlt;u la I)UbIi,l(,(1 ,)y o;.dvr of lho Miaiiitiiier inifs iyii-iat, ncrenv reuuirea 10 nreseni me m . ..!.... i$. Nolary l'ubllc In V ".r.! V,. Z.. -. , ,vlnma' """upt. made ut their ....... . " t-r. . . 1. fltm nieetintf held on the day i.u tun. iiiiiiiiiiii iu I.II"!!!) 1 kuii, ur ui iiil uii hi; ui inn uiuM- Qf Ma red Jyy 1 i.ou. Sheep und lambs: Quutably slea ily: no recrlpls. ' (Following quo tallons on full wooled basis), lambs (K4-UI lbs.) good to choleu H.lMi'd I Hi. 00; do medium to choice 112-100 lbs.) 1 2.00(11 1 COO; do (all weights) cull lo common 1 1. 00(11 12.0(1. year ling wethers (llo lbs. dunn) mo neys, Green tit Hess, ut Ii Grllllile, Oregon, within six months from the dute hereof. Hale of first publication April 5, 111211. 11KKK TAYI.fllt. Administrator. GltKKN & HKSS, Allurneys tor Admlnlstrutur. ( April 6-12-11I-2C;, Muy 3. . - Dute of First publication, April 1st., l2:i. Dale of lust publication', April Bth. HI21I. . H. C. C.liTTlNCS. ? Trustee of tlie.eslule of John MeKinnis. bankr-jpt. '; JKHSIS L'ltUM, uttornoy. , . 4-l-5t . Daleil .March 2;'liil I1I2U. NOAH M. FKIK. AI.HKliT J. FKIIC Fxeeiilors of Ihe Kslale or JOHN I'KIK, deceased. II. H. HIXON. Alloilley ror KxeeiitorH, Ui lirande, Oregon, March 22-:".i; April 6-12-m. A Sufc Place to Iluy A Sure l'lace to Save Double Your Dollar Men's Khaki Tunis Hickory KI1I1 ix, 2. in. ytH '..'.'..Z'Z Hoys' 220 nine Denim (iverulls ' ""''Z.. . Men's 220 .Miisstiehii,., hh lu niin (vl.rnlls''!!".',"l'"".' ECONOMY STORE " K'0'0 Willi Mirror lu Ccnler of Cnlniiiee Alport, 1-ron. ,., Allauu Av) ... Use , ..USc . line SI. nil RAYON-SILK UNDERWEAR Bloomers, Age 2 to 11 5;) .....k., , uu.t j. m Pt'onch Punty Styles Combination' Suits, Age 2 to 10 Uidies' Slips, Size IJG to 10 Skirt Bloomer 8c OSo $1.10 $1.-10 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP ' Itctlcr Slcrchandise Lower Priees II. !'. AlalthewB. I.u Uiaiid ! Ori-Kuii. I C. A, lU'uver, I,oa AnKtlen. Calif.! 3. That the know 11 liumlhotil- j ei . mni U'.iK' t M. und other m-rur-j Ity holdciH uunttiK or hotdhitf I pep cent or inure of tolul uiiuiunt of Imndf. iuoiIkukch, or other ae-1 eurltlcH am noun. 4. That the two puruKniph'4. next above, Ulvlnn the liameH tf Ihe owihth, Hloekhdhlei-H. und e. eiirlty. lioldern, it any. contuiu not J "lily the liM of HlockhoIdeiH unil1 Mt-curiiy neiih'iH hm nicy uppt'ur upon tho bookH of thu company! but also, In cusi a w here the nUicI,-; j holder or tvecurlty holder uppeaiH! upon Ihe boeka of the company! jaa tunttte or hi tiny other lidu j thu y relullon, the tiame or t'h.-! pt'ison or corporation for whom ' , such trimten la uctliiff. In Kivt-n: I :ul8o that the wiliI two pimu.niplij" , jeonlaiti Hlatemeittft euilnueliiif ut- fliint 8 full KnowletlKo and bellot an to the cireninwtaiui s and con- ' dillons iimler w hlch Htm-kholdeu , and Hvturity holders who do not appear upon the boo Km of tne1 ieompany hh ti UMtet n. hold nlock and HiH Ut-iUcs In H caput Uy otlui j ,11101. that of n bona fide owner: and litis nf'tanl hu ho reason to 1 (believe that ny other person. nt- Htielatlun, or corpoifttfou has any 1 lulercflt direct nt Indirect lu the M;dd stuck, bonds, or oilier sixiir-1 Uli than as. mo ittated by Mm. j ; t. That thu uverate nutnbi r f coplra of each Imuc of thla pub. j ileal Ion mild or distributed jthioiiKh the malls or otlnrvUv to paid (tubaciiltera dutintf the s'xt titiinlhs precedlnu the dalo ubovo. is 3ui;. j V. IK Arri.Kitv. I 1 I'ubllslier. ; Kuotn lo and subset Hwd before oi" thiy4th day of April. Seat II. A. Zl'ltlUtICK, Nolury I'uoltc for Oreuon. My exminlboi explre-i Noveni-t 1 vi" m Men's Suits Your Spring Outfit At The Right Price While price alone never determines values, it may indicate economy in merchandising or needless expense you want the most for your money The New York Store has won the unswerving- loyalty of its customers by always delivering; brand new clothes of extra ordinary quality at rock-bottom prices. Our famous Lower Cash Prices Are Thrift Prices Men's and Young Men's Suits $14.95 to 329.50 1 This novel sliPfer with its Black Cram trim on filar Pat tut is as smart as smart can be, 52 to 8 $2.19 sy2 to W2 2.19 This one-strap slipper it all patent, and the ' clever per forated design gives it a dis tinct and unusual attractiveneii. $3.98 ' A simply designed pum which misses and Brewing girh will like is this one of patenl leather, with bronze calf tiira $2.98 In all-patent sure to engage favorable attention, not only tor its modish appearance, but for its low price as well ! $3.98 1 I Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page SATURDAY SPECIALS APRIL 6TII Heavy Turkish Towels, full size ......'.!..........:;..".;.5..'-.?c Full size Pillow Slips .'..;.......::7Jc See Window Display vont spuim; HAT Your f.'ivuiito style in the latest col ors und shades and finest felts $2.95 to $4 95 , THE CAP YOU WANT 1'ihe imported mid domestic woolens. rurc silk lining and new est shaiK'S. ?3.00 values $1.29 Watch Our Windows' For Specials M EVJ ToWk STORE Destroyers of HIvrh Price: New and Best Selling Books KLNT. lIKNItY THE KAKE (Henry the VIII of . Lug land) anil Ins women) by Clement Wood. Illustrated with famous reproductions from the painting of Halbcin 553,50 LION by .Martin Johnson, is a story of his "African adventures with the King of Cents (a compan ion book to Salmi) . yt 00 FOOTPRINTS by Kay Cleaver Sti:a'nan7a mystery story that won the Scotland Yard Prize Con test , (in THE SKY'S THE LIMIT, by EXilTe auin-' " 01 of Nervous V, reck," a guy, rollicking talc . thai will briirhten drab davs S00 P ED ICR VICTORIOUS, by O. E. UaKXsW Vv . "" ' u,u "P'miiiiing' of the iMiddle West ...$.30 THE CASE OF SERGEANT Ciu'scilA;""" Ar- . . s' ..'"'eu me nrst great novel about tlii- war e,- ;() I I0VS AND W 1 1 VS OF'Yll'iiiXN'bEHAVTorii " by the author of "Why We Rehave Like Hu man I'oings j. -.n THE DESERT .MOONMYCTERY "0 7.)C 7-'ic 7."c 75c 75c St rah an TI ' Dine AXAUY" M Ulib' CASE by "sTs! Van FORlJ3R'inVER'i,7Zane'Grev'"" COI ORADO. bv Wm MmM r"Z:?T."t-" THE rhlTOCHAT, by Rooth 1311: La Grande Book & Stationerj tompany 1111 Adams Ave. ' '
