La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
2 more improvements
byOshkosh B'Gosh
Here is the "l'J2U MmIvI" Oslikosh H'Gos'i Overall, a year ahead in two important
rcttjwcta still longer wear and much letter fit. livery really worthwhile improve
ment in overalls during the last ten years has been made by Oshkosh li'Gosh. In
1921, Oshkosh B'Gosh changed to the heavier, stronger, lunger-wearing 8-ounce
denim. Today, 8 ounce overalls arc the accepted standard. In 1923, Oshkosh B'Gosh
brought out the now famous "Veslhak" overall, the fastest selling overall ever
designed. It is now copied by all manufacturers of standard overalls.
ShadoWeve Blue Denim
i -i. ..in.
This new denim is a still taller overall cloth.
Khadowcve is a plain blue denim but the new
way at weaving the cloth for greater strength
gives it a faintly striped appearance. Vou will
say it's the classiest looking overall you have
ever seen. It is a full 8 ounce, soft-finished
material that wears and wears and holds its
bright blue color. Your wife will like the way
it washes. .
mmimmgmmM
Overalls That Are Tailored To Fit
BiV hitk kp tnU
Cog leth, itrir
IimvM prifew fit
HI
Tk nu r'M
ij tutpmiil.-f, lQ
rib net kick if;' t
kHckt. iw hihr.
Whether you are tall or short or in between, Oshkosh IVGosh overalls will now fit
you better than ever. The short man doesn't like his overall bib hitting him under
the chin, the back up to his neck and the buckles pulled back over his shoulders. The
tall man doesn't like his waistline so low that his shiit works out: suspenders so
short that ho can't let them out enough and the bib and back way down low, The
new Oshkosh IJ Gosh "graduated scale of patterns ' mean a perfect fit for every
figure., If your dealer hasn't the new Shadoweve tailorcd-to-fit overalls in stock,
tell us his name and wc will see that you are supplied.' ;
New Low Price $1.69
They. Must Make Good or We Will"
, w .
Men's Wear.
STOMACH TROUBLE
It is hard to say just how specific names are given
to various foims of stomach trouble. Certainly there
lire many of them, and one is just about as bad as an
other. Any or all of them indicate only that something
is radically wrong.
The stomach tamp; regulated in its function by
nerves, it is only logical to look to the nerve supply for
the cause of the trouble, whatever the name given.
Chiropractic adjustments of the spine at the points
where the, stomach nerves emerge, are usually produc
tive of result,1.
liy my chiropractic health methods 1 correct diseases
of all parts of the body.
Ultra-Violet Kay and Physiotherapy
used where indicated.
DR. J. 13. WOODKLL
SO Summer lililjt. Mounts It-.-., . I M.
llttu-4 rati nniHt'ml.
!
W.tlw.rd, Ho!
1 Aflcr iiiiehiplliii; In nil hi n gcie
' tiluc colonial chair or In sleep in 11
I genuine t-nliiiliil lii'il Willi liny tit.
C'tt of tiiiirnil. nut Is heller tilili
: lit iiniliTHinml why Hip Anierlrnn
: pioneer were ntwii.vs t.n willing In
leave hiMiie n ml push lulu lite nil'
ilrriieM.
forced To The Wall Sale
Is the talk of the rommunilv for it bi.ri,..rf.,,l..
quality 'and lowest prices that are involved.
Boys' Suits, very neatly tailored
Forced Price $1.-10
Men's and Young Men's KuiLs, Union
made and hand tailored in the strik
ing new Spring colors. Fon-ed l'rice ..$ Ki.08
Nainsook Union Suits for men and hoys
Forced Price 3;)
Fancy Broadcloth Shirts, guaranteed
colors. Forced Price 7!)
Dress Pants in a large variety of new
colors. Forced Price .' $3. 10
Semi Ditss $l!lO
Men's ar.1 Boys' Caps, new Spring pat
terns. Forced Price 00 to 98
ECONOMY STORE
TiM Mih-i- Willi Mlirur in Center ut l.tilrHiHW
A'lfrl, I'riMA A,tal, Av
10 Years
Ago Today-
I'rs. Hull A.- Unit, arrived
In lown fiuin I'tirllunil today.
SPRINGTIME is in the
All! and the busy
GAHDISNlill is hard at
PLANTING. The wi.su
ONES use KEKRY'S
SEEDS and have
liUAIPEIt crops of
VEGETAI'.LES and
liKAUTIFLJL beds of
I'l OWEU, "A word to
THE wise"
L & L. Drug Co.
WE II II Y FOR T KSS
K SELL FOR .Li KSS
MUX'S DRESS
SHIRTS
Collar ntlm-litd, in n it r n n
IiiimmIHihIia n 11 d iM-ivnlc.
illlll' IO H..M
95
I iifiMi'i'M tt ti l llmm-H'..
Imoimi itinl IMiit-k M. I.iuhl
p.tllM ftHW.
$1.00
Neckties
Ml lk Imii-Iii-IiimI Th.
.V tnliit'i. Tttt rtH-
$1.00
: NEWYoRKbTd
'"'''w'eo?coow5cjvj l)esli (i) tr of Ulgh lricN
jSteady Butter
i Demand Sending
All Grades Up
rOKTI.ANti. Apr. Z (Af)
I Httta'Jy Gpniund for butter ant nil
' KiaUi up Ut a cent today. Kx
I rum halted u 43c jrtandards and
; prime ffrtrta in vtsam went up half
a ct-nt to 2ic. Other crude vvrv
unchanged.
('ullfornlH trtrawlKTrifa have
reac-hed tha local trade and ar
finding; eager buyers ut 8.72 pt
crali; of 16 pint a.
Oratia ar up 2f.c for the larff
rr aiza.
Toritatora are hIHI pointing up
ward tauMf of th conditions a.
tli Me i lean line, whtri; npn-lal aa-
xpftNiiifnta aro bclns; k-vlcd for
thi'lr paaaai;'-.
Onlon are somewhat weaker.)
New potatoei ar firm nltu atill
hlffher prices expected.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
WHOM- )Mll IHkIi ,uu "
Mmy 1.1 1 H MS l.lillj l.llii
Julf I. IS 1. 10?,
1 l.l J-H4 i.itH
.sa I.2.-.J4 1.23
Hums
1.127.01.12
i.iSl.iaH
1.21101.20
l.2iHliH
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til .TrPF.NMFY CM
-Oltrl.A.M WIIKAT
1'OltTI.ANll. Orp Apr. :C (AT
Whwit: Hir llnil IjIuiki.mii liard
white. w(t Willie, . M;
wrjttern whllt-. fl.M: hard iiil.-i.
11.12; northern rins, 11.12; wt
trn red, 11.12.
Jill No. 2. 3 lb. white, 37..',ll.
Toilajr'n rar rm.-lila: Wlnal ;,
lirlcy i. flour 1. torn. 6. huy 1.
' 1IKA(.( t'ASII
CHICAOU. Apr. 2 (Al')
VVhi-ul No. I hard. II.I014; No.;
hard. 1.1& 1 lii.
:orn No. 2 mitwl.
:; No. 2 yi llow. ii sli-.
Money Squeeze
Hits Street And
Stocks Go Down
a No. 2 whllf. , 4S'.'ic
(IIICAUU MVOTIXK
sample gradt- 4tii42c.
Il' NO Mill!.
Hurley &J72r.
Tltnolhy hfH H.itin s.no.
Clover wed 2U.H1I.' 2S.U0.
Ijtrd III. 611.
ichjh iij.oii.
Uelllca III.VO.
Wheat Irregular
At Chicago Close
rllll'A'IO.. Apr. 2 CAI') V. H. I
lic-purlni.-nt of Ah-rlcjaure lliri:j
14.0IM): fairly active: mo.t ly liw J
Z V liU-licr; lop l I. lit; hulk of1
nood and fholr liotnt scallntr over
1CV IhlL, 1 1 1.6l)t 1 1.76. Iliitchers. '
medium to choice. 250-300 lb...
IH.lSff 11.73.
futile: J.ttdO; - cnlvea: l.ftiio.
-r nnu yearlings urarre. noml-t lilfAOO. Apr. 26 (Al") Kn.n-
nnlly Meady: hem fed yearliniw.l Inn at iVe off in lie ....
114.411: lltrht veulera. I4.6II l6.S0:laler roue ull nrniiu.l i ,,i'.,
clipper klndu up lo 111.10. Rtnus-h-' ter.luy-. finish. Corn und outa de.
ler rlaiMi, lwr. irood and choice veloped flrmni-iUi llkewia,-. will.
I..00-I5O0 Iha.. Il3.ttlt 14.S0: fed'torn Martlnir 1:, off t x.e .... ,....1
yearllnm. 7r.(.-5iu Ilia.. l3.7Sf ul,,uently- ahowinir ,...,!
......... .i-Hii-n. iiiiiik iiji coou.-caina. .
and choice, t Hint, 10. 60. t Whivd rM Irnmiir. u . !.
..... -e. .., niv., ,h, iniiiug er 10 tf fmV ailvanee. i-oi-n
NKW YfJkIC Apr. 26 (AD-r-Anotlier
"inoni'y tiieve, which
aent the call inoiiey rule from 9 to
IE xr cent, unaettlcd today's stoak
market alter an early display of
stienictli. Karly saina of 1 to
'i altoKetht-. anJ u numljer.of sim-c-
ulatite iKKUes aank 1 to 4 points
iHoA Yesterday's final quotation
1 In the early udvance. extreme
ffulns of 6 to I points were record
ed by Mexican Standard OH, War
ren llrulhcra. Internal lonut Tele
llionc Columbia Curbon. CuiIIms
Aeronautical, und American Hall
way KhiinvM. hut these were not
maintained when u general selling
movement owept Ihroush the mar
ket around midday.
Selling pressure was particularly
effectile uKuinat ISellielelKMn Steel.
Crosley ICailio. Ilurrouehs Acldlni,-
Machlne und Abraham and MIiuuh, I
all of which were carried 2 or
more points below yesterduy's final
quotations. .
7.II0U
weak to iUc lower: best wooled
'umbs 117.00; sheep !5c lower. Fol
lowing guotatlonn on shorn basis:
Ijimbs. Rood and choice, !i: lbs.
down. I4.6 16.00; ewes, hum 1 11 111
10 rholco, jio lbs. down. S.00i
10.25. ,. ' 1. .
linTUU'AT
HAN KltANflHCO. Apr. 26 4AI-)
Ilullt irat f. o. b. Kan Krunclsco.
49c. .
Li lilUMIH WHOtiEKALC
AlARKETTfl
Bprlnga 119:60 lb.
Heavy hens 16c Ih
' Light hens 1 4c lb.
Stags lo lb.
l-lotir.
Hard Kedeialloa
c
01 1 10 r up. Oil Is at H lo -ir gain
and provislnna varying from 5c set
hack lo a rise of 2c.
I'ltonrcK
.. Apr. 26 A1'
Koft wheat 17.40
17.60 bbl.
l"OltTI,MI i
rtllCTLANO. Ort
Wholesale prices
Illltt?r lllsher. I'oiiland dairy
exchange net wholesale prices
(rubes): Extras 4Jc; standards
42 4c: prime, firsts 42'ic: flials
42c. Creamery prices: ITints Sc
over cube Hiaiitlards.
Eggs Medium firsts hair cent
higner; medium firsts 24c.
-Milk, poultry, onions, potioes.
wool. nuts., hay. cuscara bark and
hops All st.-ady und unchanged.
POKTI.AM) LIVESTOCK
I'OIITI.ANI). Oift, Apr. 26 AI')
atlle und calves: Onnlnhlv
. steady. Iteceipls: cuttle 45, Includ
(hard wheat)!"1" 37 "rt.
Hig Lumber Demand
During Last Week
NEW YOKK, Apr. 26 (Aft A
heavy lumber demand with III-!
creawd business for both hardwood !
and softwood manufacturers Is In
dicated In telegraphic reports from
7b6 mills for the week ended Apr.,
20. to the Nutional l.umlier Manu-:
facturers' association. The Increase)
over tlio previous week Is reported I
ut 40.OOU.UOO feet.
McGraw-Hill construction daily re
ports that heavy construction op
erations announced in the past
week were .valued at 976.400.000,
compared with II 8. 50,000 for the
same week last year. '
108 Depot SL. La Grand Oregon
New Silk Frocks
Designed to Meet Spring Need,
and Priced to Please the Thrifty
Erery demand of imart shopperi meetj fulfillnitnt in thoe mr
froclu of (ilk crepe, satin and geoTgctu. rtprtstprim clat owt
ftaadui( modes for the stw tcuoa. Be lure to aec them.
Women', f, fr Blade
Mauri' and
Junior Size
vsw . a as
Y
W4KII. HKI'OKT
bbl
for 25c
CA JHAMB IlKrAllf MAilKCTh
lalry. ,
Bnllcr, creamery 50c; i Ilia,
!.ic. -
i:gg 2xc.
Checso 30c lb.
Honey Comb, sr.tr lb.
' Vmetablae '
t'olaloes 11.00 cwt
Artichoke 20c. .
Parsley 60 bunch.
Cabbage -Cc lb.
Cauliflower 16o lb
Orapefrull. Florida I for 26c
Lettuce 2 heads rc. . '
Yellow onions 6c lb.
Carrots 10c hunch; 3
Heels loc a bunch. -I'arsuips
be lb.
Turnips I tic u bunch.
Celery 15c and 25c.
Oi'eou peppers 3oc lb.
Ttutabagaa 6e lb.
llreen Onions 5c.
Itadlsh 10c.
Oreeu Pens 25p. '
flreen Means 2ftc
llhubarb Kr: 2 for
Krult
Jonalhsn apples f 1.00 box.
Ilananas I2'ic lb.
Lemons 4iie doz. .
Oranges S.'.ct 1.00 do
Bttgar
L'une sugar I6.ui). v
I'innr
Soft wheal 11.40 1,1,1.
Hard federation I V4U bbt
I'mtllry
Hens 30 l 32c lb.
Meats anil l'lll
IliH-f bull I64j 2Uc lb.
Chops and steaks 40c lb.
Salmon 30n II,.
Halibut 0u lb. ..
ltiibhlts :sc Ih,
Cod I Bo lb.
25c.
CittSOllD,
Clasolllle. regular, retail 2 7c.
. Hleera (UOO-1200 lbs.) good,
I 11.50) IS.oii; do (950-IHiu lbs.)
goou. s;;.r5?; -s: .to (xnu ,,r..i
up) medium. In.25 tp 1 1.60: .lu I
I common, 39.I1O it 10.25. Heifers
(S50 lbs. donl,) good. 311.25V
11.50; do, common, 310.5041 1 1.25:
jcows, good. IHi.ooti lu.Sn: do com-'
mon to liieiiiiiiu, 17.5041 10.00: do
low' cutler. I5.5U r 7.5". lt:ills
(yearlings excluded) . good ber.
x.iuis(9."; do cull. r lo iiieiliuiu.
I7.00j S.oo. I 'ules (500 lbs. dnn 11)
medium lo choice. 3111.01161 12.50.
do cull (o common, ft. 00 ?f .1 11,00.
X'ealers. milk fed. good to choice.
1 3. SOW 14.60: do medium. 112.01.
if I.1.6U; do cull lo common, 9.0'i
j 12.00.
Hogs: ijuolahly steady, ltecelpls
625, including loo illiect.
Heavy weight (250-.l:,0 lbs.) me.
dium lo choice, I Hi.dd 10.75; 1111:-
Huin weight (2O0-2MI lb.1 eie-
; dium to choice, 10.75 fre 1 1.75:.
light weight (ltio-200 lbs.) meilllllii
to choice. II I.75H 12.011; light
lights (I.I0-I60 lbs.) medium 10
choice, 110.764 I 1.75; . packiun
sows (rough and smuolhp l.5u'.f
9.MI. Hllghler pigs (Kll-130 II1S.1
medium lo choice, lio.ooai 1 1.011:
feeder and ntocker pigs (70.139
lbs.), medium to chuice. 39.5ii''r
10.50. (Sort or' oily hugs and
roasting pigs uxeludod In aliov
quolatiuns). Hheei nnil lambs: .Steady, lie
cclpls 360,
( Following iiuutallous, except on
spring lambs, on shorn basis).
I.Hlllhs (S4-92 lbs.) good In choice.
114. 0H li.liOi do medium lo
choice (92-100 IImi.) , 310.50'ff
14.26: 1I0 (all weight, call to com
mon) I'.i.outf 10.60. Yearling ueth
ers (llti lbs. down) medium
to choice. 3S.OII4I 1 I.0U. Kwes (121;
lbs. down) medium to choice. IG.50
119.00; do (IL'0-150 lbs.) medium
to choice. 35.5018.50; 1I0 (all
welglitK) cull lo common. 3:-00r
6.50. 1
Apr. 26
Ilullellll
(A1-) The
will say to-
IIOKTON.
Conimcrcial
niorrow:
"I he wool trade hus paswxl I
through unother quiet week, al-
thmiirli no u-lll.n.., u
being done.' Alediuni wool prices io
have steeled a ' little more, while io
fine wools have held fairly steady. ; q
. ".Most activity in the west is rc-'O
ported from California In the range !
at 21c for the poorest short south- o
.rn to S4c for the choices! long O
northern -voul. Some medium wools g
in Idaho have moved around SMrio
:12c. Most eustern buyers want lo g
bii( 3oc for fine und 35c maximum
for lllediuiu Uhiu und similar. : jo
"KorclBtl murkels are steady.
London Is expected to rule fairly
sttidy at the opening Tuesday. '
"The goods murkct bj in fair po
sition, generally.
"Mohair is still quiet here, Tex
as operations this week have rang
ed from 50 to 65c for nd'-llt hair
and a dime more for kid."
The Commercial llulietin will
lions tomorrow: ! A Chinese village near Nanking;
iLnjoys perfect socialism. It la in-,
Scoured Im.k: . I corpuiKtod. a inaniiffer dlrecla thii
Oifson fine and V. Al. stiiple, KSo' bualnoat end-und all labor fa pro
ft$l.o: fliu unrt K. M. flrwl rotnlt- nitotl. Ko urv tthe profits
ini?, U7cl $l.00i flno and F. M.
clollilnu', y64i yCc. Valley ' No. 1;; .;
KSrti'tGt. . ,v
' Moh ilr: Ot ieTlnul Uats avcniffo 1$
inontliH, Oregon, 686')c. .
Ormlcd Htock first combing 6u3
?uc; pood curding 4M$oc. -
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Season's First Reductions On
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Special Prices Now
Just now when you can get the greatest value from your Spring
Coat Cinderella offers unusual early-season reductions.
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f
Scarfs,
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New Arrivals
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' Easy '
Divided Payments
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