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Papre Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, April 19, 1929 -A ft! 5? KM i- til ' i ! ' Sr. ; j ' s 5 K ' ' f ; i . m ; R4 ', Mf n H ?i 8-1 , ,! . Society 3$ rand Cloihcs Egg And Butter Prices Drop In Portland Today 1'OJCTLAKIJ, Ore., Apr. 19 (At") -KtjK ttitl butler bolli (uIjokvuikw today. Jicl)iiff luntfL'tl from luni lo oimi cent on rifurly ull Krude., Hlindurda in Outlet- dropped half h I'cnt to 41V. i'rimu fitHi uiiij rit'NfM u!m tent lo 41 uiitl 40',r, ct Kpct'tivi'ly. Tin-it huh no change in i-xtniK. 1','j,'Km nffii--(l a Iali of one cent all down tin lino. Htundard rxtmn wut down to 2 tic, vluiidurd flint. to -fc, tiifdhini oxiraf to 24c und iin-diiiiii first, to a:)Vif. Poultry and di-owcd im-utH wt'io :iii:hui)ttcd, Willi a aliKht WfuUt.-ii- iriK In tin; irli; of lroilem. 1 SoOty Cf tnd C an roii liesii iliis for service? Like olii John Waniiiiiiikcr, f go on the principle that t lie customer is always right xyiici;i Itcgiilur meeting thin eve ning. 7:3u. 1m (Iriinde, N. 41. A. l' & A. M. O. W. WAIINOC'K. Hec. l-5.lt 4-)D-It .NOTH'lv TO AM. INIOX Ai:i'i;.Mi;it.s ( K'llllllluV HflM-nlllllu !- f.,.ll.t,.W luiipply drlvc-lns. Wceis l!0-l3Ulifor ull members of l-ocfil 1395 unil lbs.), good. I2.lin tf 12.60; ilo;n,ui.t be observed under penalty of m-juu-iiiiu iiih.; goon iz.uu, i.i.hii; tfinc, 4-19-Ul j mi (MIO him up) medium U.Tbv I'OIMI.AM. MVIXI'OCK I'llltTI.ANIJ. ore., Apr. 19 (AI'J -4'lttlli' Ullil t.ulvi-8 Hti'Ully. Hllltlll FIND IT HERE Copy for (hit colomn mmM b9 to by a. a. HunifnuK Hulc. by tliu luUleH ol tlio ChrlHtiiin church. Katurday. next duur tu Yellow Dug ull Kir HI. 4-lV-It 11'. on; tin foitiiitiin 9.&o J 0.7 5. Ifi'ircm kfio Mm. ijuwn) KioiJ il.Ti Mi ll.fiu: ilu I'limniiiii v.outi 1 l.i'O. m'iiwk, kooi, J O.flO Of Ml.liO; ilo low ! I I it I . I- I.00 H.llll. HiiIIm (yi'iil'llllK ' . x-l 'i.l.-.l Kol Ix i'r , unil 'J. mi; ilu I Ucilllor to liK'illlilii) 7.00 'ii 8. DM. j ('lllVi'H (Ii00 UiH. (illWn) IIH'illlllll to) jchiiliM' lo.lMHi 1 2.60; lo, cjll toi Wn cuii mcII you tlio rlKht kind of paint for tiic purpoHc, und morn wi cun tell you how to uh It to tlio hcHt udvuntuKc MMIl'H. 4-lU-lt That, liowevrr, in hut the mtoKi; W)nn you hrcuk your Hide kIumi ruiniiion K.Gor,, i ii.oii. Vealerii. milk "r winuiiieiu. laKu your cur to f. d. KO'iil to cholci. !3.6lli 14.60; UlclmrdHOn'n Art und Olft Whop, ilo medium I2.0U' 13.60; do cull I l'",, k ""' Ico ul a BavliiB to you. to common 'J.uosi 12.00. jKpoclallt In Bluaa work of nil :itinuH. 4-js-3t MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO 4JIIAIN . Wheat Optii ituw CIum! siny I.l5i.u . t.ai i.isfi l.iHet.l?K Jidy 1.20 .24 I.SMi i.itK I.S0H9I-CI hH - I.S2il.23 l.MX 1.2214 l.23Sl.23 IHf. 1.25 91.204 I.27J4 IJ!4 1.2091.27 I'OIITI.A.MI WHEAT I'OKTbANU, Ore., Apr. IS (AI'V Wheat: Hl l)md l.luentem hard white. 11.44: HOft while. f 1.1b: weiitern white, II.1G: hard winter, 11.14; northern uprinfr. $1.14: western red, 11.14. . Oats No. 2, IH Hi. whits, MS. Today' cur receipts WtHrat 22, flour V, corn 2, oala 1, hay 6. CHICAGO CASH . CHICAao, Apr. Ill (AI') Wheat No. 2 hard. 11.17; No. 6 hurd. II.00 4J 1.06. Corn No. 3 mixed, 89c; No. J yeJIow, V2t4c. Outs No. 2 white, 49c; sample Krade, 46c. Itye No Huleii. Hurley 64 74c. ' . ' Timothy wed 4.7oti6.3. Clover Heed 21.&U$f29.60. 1-ard $l.07. Itll.H IJ.I2. Uolllefr $13.26, . ;;' . . , ; ' ' WOOL ItF.I'OHT . ' IJOKTON. -Apr. .19 (Al') Coinmerclul llulletlu tomorrow will Hay.' "There Iiuh been rather more bus iness the hut 10 days In wool In congftiucjicto of further price con cessions., which have boon iiiohI pronounced on medium wooIh. Thee latter wimiIh are evidently receding to normal price paitty with fine wriold. "Kurlher buying of medium clips In Idaho to a limited extent 1h re ported at 32 to 34 eente for me dium and 3U to 33c for flue wools. according to the lot." The Commercial ilullutln will publiuli tlie following quotutions tomorrow-: 'allrornla Northern, 944191c; middle county, 92&93c; southern, 6c. ' ... - Oregon Klne und V. SI. Htuple, lt.oii 1.03: fine und I-'. M. cloth Inc. !l6iilc; valley No. I, t.ooi 1.H2.'.. : , , ' MohalrOHginul bag average 13 niWtha, 'Oregon, 5sVC0c. Clraded' stock-l-Mrst combing, a: tllDci- good carding. 45t50c. Wheat Unsettled And Lower Today CHICAGO. Apr. 19 (Al'l Open ing tu 27ic lower, wheal piices later showed something of a rally. Corn and outs were also weak, corn starting at Ic decline lo ic ad vance and subsequently continuing tu uveragu lower, provisions held steady. - Wheat closed unsettled at the Hume as ycHterday'a fllllsli to le lowur. Corn varying from it a dine to c advunee, oats Vsc orf to Sc up und provisions unchang ed to 7c down, - IHXK.VS IIAK KNOl (ill NEW VOHK. Apr. 19 (AC) Helen Moi kuii. actresH and enter tainer, acquitted by a federal Jury of maintaining a common nuisance by tile sale of liquor in a night club 4s through with night clubs forever. After hcurlng the verdict which ended Her trial last ufgh:. she sum. "I don't want ever to think or it again. I have been through such "i terrible day that 1 want to forget all about It. 1 am through with night clubs forever." llj.CPENNEYC A tulklnff mnvlnic picture of 300 aitltnals whn filmed ut tlio Hiojix zoo the other day. Now thu movli can add to their cliutdc udvertl Itiir line a "J0D ior cent all-talkie 'm m jrx . 108 Depot St. L brana. urejon For Young Men Who Would' Set the Pace In . ; Style Thii Yut Spring Suits Do you want Style 4o you tasiit on Service and re you interested in Low Price? If w. then drop in to tea tit. All three are included at this price. - - ; $10.75' Eatra Pantt at 4.98 t'ooUcd Food Htilo Halurday, Apr. 171, a iit'i jrinjujui nuuuuy m nuui. 4-18-2'. Iiugu and roiiHting pigs excluded In lilhovc qiiiitlitliiliH). i f Ul. ii.l li.itil.u. Kn ittviv trull. trimming on our brand of iiug; Hiemiy. rniiuwing iiuntuiioriHin irull wuoled liu,in: Ijiwiihs (K4-92 Crvice. j IhH. ) good to choice 1 4.0041 I ll.llll; ilo medium to cliolce l-j-iuu iiih., I2'.i ID.imi, do (ull weights cull to common 1 I. no tit 12. on; yearling wethi-H (llo lbs. down, medium lo choice 10,001 1 3.011. Kew-ON . (120 lbs. iliiwn) liieillillil lo choice. 7.60 6f II. nil; do (I 'ill lbs.) medium IiiHh:( Hliady. No receipts. Heavy welghl ( J.r,n.;ir,ll Mm.) illuiu to clioii-i 9.60 ft! 10.26; iiiu illlllll weight 2ll0-2.r llM.) lilt ilium to choice 10.264111.26; llglit weight (IIIO-'.'OO IhH.) meillum lo iln.ii, i 1 1.2i4i 1 l.ro; light llghlH (130-Hio IhH.) in -) I ii 1 11 to choice I KI'KI.MJ HATS 10.264' 1 1.26; packing howh. rough Your lust year's straw or braid und smooth .on4i 9. no. Hliiughler ,.lt niude new, und color, fodders. plgK (hU-130 lbs.) medium to without Htlffeiilng the Hlraw, al holeo 9.U0IO.0U. (wifl or ollyjanu.n ,. ut itlchuidson's Art nnd The real service n sonic thing you never hcc. It con lata in sitting up nights endeavoring to collect for you the finest incrchundirie in the world for the money. Value! Value in quality mer chandise! Thai's the service you can't heat. Quality merchandise at the lowest price ul Inch it cun be sold. Men's Wear. T' TRI Hill Mhop. 4-18-31 Hemstitching, innamig. button I uulea, etc Aorton'a Kiddle ritrtip. The i'l-esbylerlun Ludles' Aid so ciety will liold a rummage Kitlo. Haturduy, Apr. 20l)l, 111 tlio ba: 1 ment of the church. 4-17-31 NOI Ri; TO Cltlillll'Olt.S lo cholcu 0.60 'ii 9. 00; do (all welghtit) 0.6U. cull to common 4.nni' STUCK MAIIKI.T 111 I.I.ISII Notice Is hereby given tliut the. ' i .. , , iiiMUTi'iHIifil mis iieeii limy up linillled by tile County Court of Urn IHlule of Oregun for I'nlon Counly, lidlitlnlKtrutot' of the cHtuto of Asa l.yiiiiin Tuvlor. ileccuMcil. und Iiim NKW VOItK. Apr. 19 (AC) He- '..n.illlli .l n am li. All iieimins huv- Hpiuidlng lo e ir.ler credit coiidillnns lllf ,. ugaliist milil eHlute nr.) and favoriilile trade news, the Hindi j,,. ,,. ,y present the' market moved upwin d Unlay after 'miuic, verified as required by law. nn early period of lii-ovlneHH result-ja , undersigned ut Alice!. Ore-I lug friini liquidation Inspired hylhcKIIII , ul die office or his uttor- Hiinill ilecnuse in lirolii rn" ln",nc'y. llfi'i'ii (( Hess, ut m Ornnile. 1 ii ml the lue.ik ui or the repuru- iu,.gn, within six months from the llonii conference. An I In I li ii prlcHt put the rulul question to a bridegroom und the mull Hhouled "Nol" He iieellseil the glrl'H father of Itliholillng her dowry. Jdnle hereof. I lata or fliMt pulillculiun April C, 1929. ItKI-.'l) TAVIXIK, Adiululalrutur. (lltlMIN IIKM, Allorneya for Admlnlsl riilnr. April 6-12-19-20; May 3. :iit op voi'n! ((.OTHItft THAT II .tn! .No'l ici; to ( i:;iu rtuts Notice Is herihy given Hint the Counly t-uurt or I'uloii I'uunty, Oregon, Iiiib appointed scucluu lull I'liaiidler iih exiciiliir r the l.um Will und Teiilniiiiiit uf .liiliu H. Chandler, thd-imcd. All peiHimn 1 linvliig cIiiIiiih iikiiIiinI hi. Ul ealiile lire hereby nidified lo picncnt the same lo kiiIiI i ienii,r ut Iji tir le, Oregiin, ur lo Hiibeit H. Kakin, Iiih all urn, y at. ji Cian.li-, Onitoii. wilhin six iiiiiiiiIim triuii the tlrut i'.llilieiilloii el II, IK null,., ulilru lh liuiile on the lIHIi day r Apl 1929. .ACHAIHAII CIIANIH.KIt, l''.xei-Utnr. Apr. 19-211 May 3-10-17. 10 Years Ago Today- Kluirkn-IHT llurllii of the O.-W. Is IhmMIhu Inr UWlipJU OUTDOORS in the Sl'RIXG. Haseballers tJET cuts, scratches AM) bruises. Better SEE that you have PLENTY of Iodine, HAND AGES anti tape TO fix up the YOUNG athletes. " ; L&L.I)ruffCo. notici: no ciii:iiToits , Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned hint been duly tiiiolltl. cd by the County Court or the Htute of Oregon for 1'uion Counly. ud mlnlNlralrlx or the eMlule or Annn Cull. deceiiKlil. and linn ulllllirled iih silell. All perHiins having claims ngiiliiKt said eslato are hereby it-, iilllred lo lircHcnt the Hliine. verl lied ns required by law. lo the un.j ,l,rlmil,,l ut the urflee nf her Ml -tnrney, (Sreeii & Ileus, at Iji Crando. Oregim. II hln six iiiouths , froiii tlio dute heriHir. Haled ul l.ll (ll'ullile. Oregon, this Cllli day or April, 1929. I MAY COI.T, AdmllllHlrutrlx. (lleell i llesn, 1 Allinneyi for Adnilnlslraliix. April 19-20 May 3-1 9-IT. j notici: to citi:iiiToitn Compare Our Forced to the Wall Sale Prices Listed Below And You Will Find Them Uncoinparable Ball band Tennis Shoes Forced Price 70- Hall Hand Hip Pools for the fisherman anil sportsman, vg. $(..50, Forced Price S l.SJ) Women's Novelty Pumps all new spring patterns, reg. $5.!),,, l'oreed Price !(!1J.-10 Sli.OS Men's Shoes and Oxfords in hlack or tan, calf or kid. Forced Prices SU.70 - S3. 1!) Women's Hose, reg. $1.00 value. Forced . IViee ly Men's Dress Shirts genuine Broadcloth and madras, neckband or collar-attached style. Forced Prices (i7- and 79p Boys' or Girls' Footwear in all new lasts; brown or black calf or patent leather, Forced Prices ...S1. I9 - Sl.US KC0N0MY STORE The More W illi Mirror In tvuler of I '.mriitier, !. 8. AlK'rt, l-nm, .10 Ailanui Ave, NOTICK IS IIKItl'MlY C1IVKN.; Hint Hie undiMKlKned have I ii up- piiiuted by the Counly Court or the male of Oregon tor I'nlon County iih the executors ot toe estate of i liiliu I,. Kelk. deceam-d, and ull j pci-mina having clnllus 11galn.1t the1 mild entitle iiiv hereby dliecled loj j lirenent llielu lo llle iinueriKiie,i Willi printer vouchers therefor to Die iindelHIKlleil al the otllie of, II. K. I'lviin. I'oliy Hullillng. I: (liiinile. Oregun. within Hix inoiithd, Iriiin tin. ibile of this linllce. lialed Miiri-lt 22nd.. 1929. f NOAH M. I'i:li', , AI.IIKItT J. I'KIK KeelllorH ot the KmIiiIo or, I JOHN I,. I'TIIK, deeeased. II. K. Hl.Nt.iN. Altoiliey tor Kxeciilors, j Iji (liiinile. Oregon. j March 22-29: April 6-12-19. ; all-dumb" pleturer , I "apjfsjTJTJssssssissssWlsssWatttMB,BB""B" "" '. V'O ' '- ' V- A Small Payment ' i - Down-Balance Later Mrrrf. . XAWfmil air. BraUUtt,,y - 'ou ar9 1 ' . 'imW'ZSJSP miZW T. hu,.,; libera, ,er,n ' I A Complete Living Room Outfit For The Spring Bride WK It U Y FOK T KSS K SK1.L V0H Li KSS Spring Silk Dresses Sale Nuiv On Frocks HreN.4,s of ITI'IH', g,,HKlt', tin, I philu sllkH. new Spring cnloi fiorks for stri-et. ar-1,-innnn nnd evening Wear. All n-w styles ull sines. Thl- W-k $:l.93 - $-".9, Dcsltoycis of Ulgli rtice Whether you are the bride of a few weeks or of twenty years, you are keenly interested in having a living room that will be an at tractive family center comfortable and in viting its furnishings imt expensive but of lasting quality. Davenport Suite The davenport suite is in rose ' taupe mohair with Moquettc re verse cushions, companion chair to match. A lovely suite, extremelv comfortable $150.00 Occasional Chair Especially useful in the living room is this sag-seat occasional chair, mahogany finish. Uphol stered in a combination of vclour and mohair $17.50 The End Table Mahogany finish end table to match occasional table, convenient for books, ash tray, lamp S5.50 Complete for 7 -Piece Outfit Only $2-M0 Down This complete living room outfit is selected to provide a complete and pretty interior for the smaller, living room, rich in appearance and comfort at a price that will especially fit the limited furniture budget of the new home-maker. . . . .- . ."- Axminster Hug " v Heavy Axminster ruir. seamless 9x12, in all-over patterns. This rug will stand hard wear :and ib rich colors help set off the room at tractively ....$-16.50 Occasional Table For a living room table of many uses this occasional design in ma hogany, six legs, is ideal. Beauti fully turned and finished a qual ity piece :V.:...$22.50 i The Bridge Lamp J - Bridge lamp with hand-decorated washable parchment shade, a . very pretty lamp priced low $9.75 Every Piece In Entire Outfit Guaranteed In Quality And Value! BQHNENKAMP'S FOUR FLOOPvS OF FIXE FURNITURE