La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

Eighth
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, April 10, 1929.
Wheat Nervous
And Some Lower
At Close Today
rUU'AiHX April Jfl AI') Op
ciilfiK 1 Vic to lc -iiovkn, i'UUtiKo
wheat later nhowvd itoiMtfMifnir of b
rally. Corn, oaU, und proiusionH
woro tthto eaider, with corn tflurtloK
C to 1 off, but ufterwurd pai J
ly recovering.
Wheat c lorn J 'tiervouH to J ',ic
nt-t lower, corn to tic down,
out ffc to He off it ml provi
Hion ut a wUu:tf of 10 to 3&c
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CIIIL'At.O i;icaix
Wheat - ' Outw HlKli Ijdw Clusu
May I.ISiil.2U , I.SS '." l.iOl, l.20;
July .......: l.-j:tXf l I.2.V 1.43. ' I.;! i, 1.5 1 V,
-t I.2U l.-'a!i 1.3 1.26 . I.2!I.2SH
MYKItl'OOl, WHEAT
LIVKItfOOf.. April 10 (Al')
Wheat close. .Muy Us lo'd, icr I'M
pounds, 1.19; July s, I i J . 1.38 .
October Si., 4T1. 1.37.
I'okti.axd wiu;.vr
i
WINTER WHEAT
CONDITION IS
86 IN OREGON
LA GRANDE HKTAlL MAHKETs! ' I'OltTI.A Nl 1, Ore., April III (
A: I of
WASHINGTON. April 10 IA1')
The jcpurtnn.-nt of' Agriculture an
nounced today that tile condition
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Uil column aul I
lu by a. .
CAM) Ol' TIIAXKS. 1
The Jdrersldo l-adics wish to
thank the llowinan-Hlckii ' Lumber
Company for the lumber donate!
for tlie improvements Oil mc uino
Chapel. 'I'hey ulso wish to thann
Styles for the Young Man!
Fabrics for t lie Young Man!
Prices tor the Young Man!
Marked, specially tof give .value at a price, you can
afford to p;ay,for a suit; he is proud to wear, - :
OUri: FttEB; VALETOir-PULSING , SERVICE WITH EVEUY SUIT.
, :. Thin 1h our added, soivicc to, give you extra value. ;
Butter, creamery 00c; 2 lbs
$1.00.. . ,
KtfKH "3&t'.
Cheese wc lb.
Honey t.'uiitb, 2fc lb.
Vegetable
PotaLoM fl.00 cwL
Artichoke ZOc.
Parsley 6c bunch. t
Cabbage 6c lb.
Cauliflower l&c lb. "
Grapefruit, Kloridu. 2 for 2&C
Lettuce 1 He head.
Yellow onion 0 lb.
Carrots Joe buuch
Meet 10c a bunch.
Parsnipa 6c lb. ,
Turnips -Joe tt bunch.
Celery -J 6c und 2bc.
Green peppers 3(c lb.
Rutabaga tz lb.
On en Ofiiona &c.
ItadiHh IOC.
Green I'tai 25c.
. Green II Kin 20c.
lfhubarb ICo. -Fruit
Jonathan upilfTt-r-$I,Ob box.
HaiKinaM luc lb. , ' "
Lemcim &i Aw.. ,
Oiang(j Sficfii 1.00 doj
fmid white 1.41; oft while J.lfi;
Uvi'stcrn white l.lti; hard wlnUn
(1.14; northern HprlriK 1.14; western
r-pu i.n.
Oa0: No. 2-3a ib. white, 3t.r.
. Today a Oar receipt h: Whriit . lu,
flour , corn 6. liny 1.
winlifr wlieat
liroducliur Htulen on April 1 coiil
pares us followB with April 1 luat
year: '
in Z ViSp'"- " w..o ..elpe.1 ,l,h U.o work.
CiiR'A(;o cash
Citho itutfar Jii.otf. , t
i -. i , , Hour . . . ,
! soft wiiwit I8.4B iibi; i i
Hard federation 18.40 bbl
I'oullry
Hens 3032o lb,
AlofitM ant) Plait
Beef boll
t'llopa onil Kleaka 4Mc Ib. -
Halluon 3)e lb.
Halibut 3Uc Ib.
Itabbils 1a lb.
Cod 2 60 Ib. .
I'llK'AOO. April 10 (Al
Wheat, No, 3 northern apri'iK l.lj;
No. 4 mixed I.I I. .
Torn, No. 3 mixed S9 M ti'J So.
3 yellow 111) i u 'Jl i.
OalM. No. 3 while !iir-ii'J-J
H;iinpl Kradi 46 .
I Cye, No. 3. 1.00.
liarley. b3&13.
Tlmotliy wed, 6. 1 B.TU.
Clover well. 32. UVv 31.110.
iJird, kl.77.
V Uil.. 13.15. ' -
Belllejl. 13.25. . . ..
. Stale
1'ennxylvanlu ..
Ohio
Indiana
Indiana.
lllinola
! MleliiKan
(South Uakolu .
t Kanwiu
'Oklahoma
Texaa
Washington
Oregon
U2'J
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113
S3
lil
77
... 7 a
7
75
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.NOTIC10 I
Krom this dale on wo will not bo
... ..nu ,li.l.lu enntl-;iet-
ijifl repoiiniiv iui uv.
7 ed by any other than -Mr. and Mie.
A. Webster. . 4-9-Slp
i, , . . I
.nkwi 1 1
C- You will find dozen or new;
Ideas for I'ard l'rizes the latest
7, things from the eastern inaniitac
77 turers, und Importers, will he found
7.
M I
93
4-.-31
Frequent Shifts
In Stock Trading
NKW VOI1K, April III '(AM
rteiiuent ahlrts of speculative sen
timent In today-s murket testified
to the nervouHiii'sn ' tireVatllng In
HOW NATI KAI
Your picture wlien enlarged and
hand timed by Itlchardson "The
Art Man" will be most life like.
Take your picture, work to Itich
ardsou's Art & Gift Shop. 4-S-31
Henutltcbina. laeaon. butiou
bxilea, etc Norton'. Kludle blKip.
1'ITS
llavo Ulchaixlsort ,"Tho,Art Man'
' a few 'specialties but they rallied uiffortui to break one. I'rompt
I ..,.! .,.. h..v i,.,.m. ... r... service, d"" ",v0 y."
Butter A dvanccs " mi i. ; - m.? Art
Prime Firsts In '
t.'all money, renewed ut 8 per
cent but iidvunccd to -9 us banks;
, I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. ,April 1(1 (A!') "",,....,, , ",.,,11 i,.. i ,...,
-rIJrlnHi rlrstM 111 . hjlltrr advanced -.. .,,1,1 nllii, u,.iH.'.m.nt
(aNolioo
(lasoline, regular, retail '.'7c.
,v.'
Westenhaver
hie
Men's WiotuV
Brings Royal Band
NOTH'K TO CKKIIITOKS.
In ihe iinl.v t'oiul of I nlnil
. . j .". , ... ration lor iiiiu-moiuii seiiieioeina. 1 . .......,.,
t.-A cents to iX'A CentSitoday .wililiu.. ,, .,...'! i t - , (iiiintv, Orenoil. .
r),,.s went'np one ceiifr to 4:!; e'X " H.Tr".' . In the .natter of ihe estate of Sarah
tras and standards remained ut 44.: ul)Illt.nt sl.oup8 advanced in;' K- "'' "r,bl.,.n uu
, r-ggs were unchanged,, , , , , u, .omgomery XXVcC
-it silos are becomlnc i.uile com- 1" ,hn'fi point each, f Y"ion ''"",y,'ZKTr' r'T'l'
mon In muny sectluns-of tho conn- Hcro lind there in the list, how--tr",rlx of tlu "lulc, ?f rah ,"
try. finds II10 experiment slat.on. "e . "., were under pressure McCHH. "ed. "d -v ng ual
The popularity of this type of .sllo uftur lh monry nlte Was i-als ,rk d- nollcK 8 h,;'r,y 'v"n . . " .
has romo about due to the i.nitl- , , m.r ...,. aUu,k KM,res eredilors und ..I persons bavins
- r - uimu ui'iiinvi uiitii 41 pr iihp 11 iu urc-
U' sent them verified us required by
Law. within tlx months aHer the
n:ihllp;tlon of thla notice, to the
' -! nl..-Hiinirl Administratrix. Lu
Grande, Or4(;on.
Jfaelory iwrv.ee from wooden Kilos HunUH.j 20 point h to 62U.
uiiiier uio prevuiiinK ciimauc con- c(osinK l(ll0 waH jrreffUlar.
dittonit and the hljcn cu-t of rin-
Hirudins tnuHonry alius In Home of
the more or 1h Isolated seetion.
l'lt silo can be coiiHtrueted by un
billed .labor ut u comparatively
rp rn A movino i"1""11 outluy of cam. When prop-
;t XXJ. .-LVUA lCci;,jry coiiHtrueted they ure periiia-,
Inent ami wife with prurtl tally no
IcVist for I'epuliH.
i
Total sules upproxiiuated '3.3U0.-.
000 shurcs.
UlTTKIirAT
8AN KltANCISf'O. April 111 . (A
I'.) Underfill f. o. b. Kan Krun-
eisen. 4 7ie. '
Dated April 10. 1!29.
KI.OKKNCK IIAI'ON. Ad
. mlnisl ratrix of tlio estate or
:Saral K. McCall. deceased.
April 'lti-IT-24: May l-K.
J.C.PENNKYCO
loa Brim k, '.
- La GraMle, Or.
A T-trip dipper of tmusn.
lly graceful detign. Gleaming
patent leather . with effective
trimming of pearl lustre kid. -
$3.98 '
A one-ltrip flippet of youth
ful smartneu in nining patent
Itather with fancy grain under.
$2.98
10 Years
Ago Today--
Jas. .McUiupl)llii and I. M.
Iktlaii wont';to linker to see.
"Tho HlrU of PHtudiHO" at
the HaKer Theatre. r, ,
YOUR DRUGGIST is
MORK than a merchant.
You have heard this
BEFORK hut have you
REALLY thought of
THE reason for "it?
HIS years of school,
HIS term of practical
TRAINING. His high :
INTEGRITY, his hours
OF WORK are all for
YOUR benefit
(Continued tomorrow)
i
L & L. Drug Co.
I;
IMIIITI.A.Wt l,IVl:M'04 K
7.5089.50; do low culler 5.501l ler cllisses; recolpls 106, heavy
I I'OltTI.ANI), Or., April ,li(A.
ilMt ollle and calve: Hlliiiily, no
ri celpls. Ml s I lou-lauo His.)
good 1.'.T, il(i'('jr,u. Hiu lbs.)
mum I0.l4r I .'Ja; do c on
7.50. Hulls (yearlings excluded),
flood ln-ef S.IIUJ 3 Oil; do cultur to
llte.lllini 7.IIWM.II0, Calves (50H
lb. jliiwu) iiledhiu to choice lii.im
I2.5n; do cull to coiuinon H.5(i4(.
Ill.llll, Vnilet't, In 1 1 U fril, good to
l.oinil 10.D11. 11,11,... fxr.n 11.1t. iciiolen 13.50 11 J 4.5U; do medium
Id.mn) kooiI lo.T5i!f I l.doi do com-1 '! , U; cull lu cunimun
(iniiti 9,00 4( 10.75. rows, good ' .i)i"'u"V -l,u ;: ';
ii lO.ui); ilu coiiiiiKiu j lu mi'dluiii,' ;ugs; Tiilklil&'sleuiiy tin Hlniigli-
A $nfc Place to lUiy -A Sure Place to Save
... your dollar buys MORE here
Uenuiiie ruin-test Inuk I'iiiiIh In regulnr or lui-cd leg,
5.110 seller 1 SM.M
Iteil WrlMt (.'uiiviiH llhivt-M, 2 pair a.e
"olk I'iiiiih, Tug. u-War t'luth... 51. U3
ECONOMY STORE
Th Hiori Willi Mlrrur In Center of Knirnuet
M. g. Alpert. Trofi, lltoo Ailniiif Ave.
s Wash Suits ' .
" Ago 1 to 8 : '
98c to $1.98
skis oun, WAsu.i)jaKs.
Age 2 to I I. Values to $2.98
; In Discontinued Nunihers
' Selling at 1
79c and 98c
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP , ;
Better McrdiandiscjLowcr j'riccs t
welglit (250-350 lbs.) medium lu
choicu 1101 .10.75: medium welgltt
( Jiiii '.'r.li llm) medium to choice
111.76'.. 11.75; light weight '( 1 0ll-Intl
His.) niediuiu to choice I
light llxltis (i;io-hio iiih.) Tim dluio
to (ehoiie 1.7D 1 1.75. I'acKlnR
kouh, rouKlt und MNioolh' S.DO
!.50. HlaUKhter pl(,s ('ju-jyn lbn.)
medium lu chpleu I l.t-Ti;
feetler und Htucner Ib (7-i:iV
tlliH.) im dluni u clmlee lhtimi $1 .
(Soft tH oily hotfH mid maNllnK Pk
exeliKletl in almw quotations). 1
I Kheep und Ininlm; t iotattly teii
, dy, no rt'eelptit. (The KoIIowIdh
j ttittlittlonH on Cult woo led IuihIs) :
I.tinilm (H-92 llm.) Rood to eholea
H.oit( KJ.tto; do inetiliim lu choice
1 !':-!(( MiH.) IC.0(ii I6.eu; do (all
j wtdtihtH) eiill to eommtm 1 l.tMt'f
. IJ.oo; do (till KPiiflitH) cull to eom-
mon 1 I.ohij 12.011. Yearling welh
lent (110 lltH, down) inetllum to
'choice 10.111) 4i lll.llti. I-:wen (120 Ihn.
diiun) int'tUoiii to cIioIch 7.50t
'J.sri: do (IJO-ITtO Dm.) medium to
ehotev l.ru i 'J.00: do (nil nelRhtH),
cull to eommun 4.oovc.(o. ;
w
K IUJ Y FOR T KSS
K SELL FOR
ESS
IMcn's .Spiinjr Suits
- Sj?11.93 ;
rit, $ tuitl 3 btitliMi model's
hi Kit')' bi-own- Und licttlhei1
iiiKUitVH. Mkim S.1, to 10. .
tvptlotiul lui' mid well
ii mile.
Moil's Dress Sox
25
Sti of fiuwjr
Itn.ion tAilors.
mid dniii
HcIkIuiii will wiy Hi Kood will
to America .with iiiiihIc. The
Hymphouh' hund of tho Itoyul
JlelKium tiuunU. from Antwerp.
Ih to henln it tour of tho United
Stoles ut the reiieMt of KIhk Al
hert. Captain Arthur 1'revont.
the leader, Ih Mumo tihovo uh he'
arrived with IiIh hand In New
York.
Lincoln Church
To Aid Flyers
iH,.
3
eV
f
Ml
yv.l lYiiihtiiffton Burton j
Drscenilmits of Abrshain Lincoln, j
ho attended there, have provided i
funds tor reiiK'ilollns the historic
New York 'Avenue I'resbytcrtan ;
Church at Washington a. an aid Ul i
aviators. Al the tup of Ih tilth i
ateeple a rl llcht will pa inter- :
laitteiitly 'o warn titshl llyera ot i
i danger in flying too lew. It is said ,
' to be the ouly. church to rluli'ptd. 1
!'i X- :- K ; ;' "' '' .' . '. . . , ' ,, ' .-
What Does Your
Linoleum Cost
Buy Quality, And Long Wear 1
Will Take Care of Itself!!
When putting down a new linoleum this spring, you are interested
in two things - - how attractive it will look and how long will it be
before, it will have to be. replaced? What will it cost per year?
Linoleum prices are based on those two considerations - - a pretty
pattern and a long-wearing quality costs more than plain, cheap
materials, i We sell on a basis of greatest wear per dollar. ! , .
For tlie Kitchen, bathroom or bedroom
' where, you' want an inexpensive covering
that will keep its appearance and last sev
eral years, these six-foot prints are excel
lent values, per sq. vd.
$1.15
Another grade, also in many tile and carpet
patterns, that is practical where it will not
get extremely hard wear is this 12:foot li
noleum. Not heavy but best quality materi
als; per sq. yd. '- . v
$1.00
Inlaids Wear For Years
When you want a floor that will wear and wear and wear - - a
floor that will look well for many years and be the best invest
ment in tlie long run, the new Armstrong. Inlaid linoleums are
your best "buy." The quality and wear goes right down to the
bottom. The patterns - - beautiful tiles in large and small pat
terns, and smart carpet styles - - do not wear
off .:s prints do eventually. You have a beau
tiful floor for any room at low cost per year.
The grade that is most popular is of medium,
thickness with a variety of patterns. Num
erous shades of color and color combinations
to harmonize with the woodwork color you
plan or your hangings. Per square yard $12.00
We'll lie glad to show you these or the many
beautiful new rugs in our stock when you
need floor coverings. Purchases can be made
on a credit basis. ' . .
B O HN E N K A M P'S
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