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"Page tflgtit LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. X WV ; ' . - Thursday,, may z, lvzv SMART SPRING SUITS 823.95 Styles, Fabrics . and Prices Kor tltii Vouiitf Mini. l'Y Vilctur pt'viJwtiiff svi'vlfu i , a Itli fvoi-y mill, -Vi Men's Wear. Egg Demand Is -Brisk; Butter Market Is Firm I'OHTr.ANI). Ore., May 2 (AI') ! ICxtt urul Hntlcr prices wore un- churi(f-d m tin? dairy exciiiuitfo to- (lity. At a Into WcthicHduy w8lon of , tho oxcliuMifo InulliiK wa reauim-d In cur runt vnit recvlpta with hid riinglnff from 2G to ZU'c. Th.' ' following Kiu'lcs and rcgululluiitf ! yerw ittlp j luted: , r. j ''.UITfIlt ICCfiplH Hhllll bo fl'Cfjh i'SK w-'lKhlnK not Ichn limn f0 llm. to the futui' ii ml contuln not more thun mtvi'ii dozen uriijerwrad , of which not ntore than ono dozen may le low, Im-ludlnff rot, blood rotH und ahortiiKe." The Jenmnd fop cK wuh brink with Ki'tltjra it uncut. Tone of Die butter murUet wuh firm. Hens wro moro plentiful, but the demand Ix equal to the Hupply and prlecH were mulntaliied with out weutuieMM, Itrollem wore abun dant with prleen Hhuky. Country d reused; incut: wero atu tlonary. Htruwbe-rrlin wero tending down ward. Tho r'lorln berries In i!U lb. erate, wero Mulling for $3.GU to 13.75. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO GRAIN Hlioat ' 0w iK ix,w Slur 1.13 1.12 Ml) ',4 I.I J "iy i.m4i.i794 i.ij i.n Vt - -...J.SIOH 01.21 l-Sli'i i.soji IX' I.234l.2(l I.27J4 i.asy, C(M I.IKH 1.22 y, I.SJJl.aJ'i MVKIU'OOI, U'llKAT MVKKI'OOL. Muy 2 wiicui cloned: Muy a, au, nor log Mjb., S1.2I; July s,4 T1. ll.i'SJi; Oct. . J 1 Vi d, 1. 3U(4. CHICAGO CASH (.'lill.'AUO, .Muy ? (AI) Whoal No. 1 northern aprtnir, II . 1 6 ; No. 0 northern aprliifr, 9 1.03 Corn No. 4 mixed, 1(7 14 & 88 Ho; No. 2 yellow, 'Ji'it 'Jtc. Out No.2 wille. hue; aainplc tfnt'lo 44c. Ityo No Bulei. IturU-y bin l7u. , Timothy wnl- H.Jf.'if i.m, Clovar anud 1192)27. Ijinl fl 1.72. ItlliB 112.87. Jlulliflt 113.12. TAn-'Market Displays f orm Reversal; Closing Strong FIND IT HERE Cop (or t)il column i la fey t a. m. -Jt1 - I ruin I, AM) UVIOKTOCK I'OIITI.ANI). Orf., iMny 2 (AI') emtio ami calves: Htcuiiy. No rrCI'Ipta. . : ' . . Minora ( I 1(10.1211(1 Ilia), good. III! do 050-1 1 on llm.), good. ! I2.7&1 12.15. do (800 ml ml. HniMdli'K of li-lluce und luliliiiKn iiio.lluiii. 1 1 0.76 ( 12: do coiunioii. ro lllicrul Willi k.llute vului'81 'J(i 10.76. lli'lft-ra (860 lbs. down) Ileum) (or dcritlni-ff. Kwcilcn now ciiii (uluplionu to 23 foii'lKR countrlea. CHICAGO MUXIdl ll ClllfAGO, Muy 2 (AI) IS. H. Ili'linrtiiiiiil of AKiltvjIturo IIok: 1 11.000; 26l9uc IiIkIiit; top $ I 1 .70 for around 200 Mm.; IhiUIhth. 2!n. 300 IIih., l i.lom 1.6(1; 130-100 U.K., f 1 1.3541 1 1.26 ;' C'uttlot 7,fiou; ciiIvcm: . 6,ooo; Htrcr trudn it.udy to wnult. alow ut wuclt'a 26c. to 6oo dncllms In lii'U wn Kimln, li; alniiKli. Inr rlo.'onn, Mti'i'lli, 1 300-1 600 Hill.. i 1 13.2641 14.76; rod ycurllUKH, 760- U60 llm., I3.26( 16: .jreutan, .-H (I 10.60, Hlifcp: 15,000; fiprntnu alow nnd aloady to ,26c lowur; woolfd lumlia, 116.26(1(16; shorn hlnda J I (.26 M.8S: no Californtn aprlnf(ira aold and hlddlnif around $1 Iowr on alii'cp. KnllowiiiK iiuututlonH on ntiorn huala; Luuiha, ;l)2 tha. down, IH( 16; vwca, 160 Ilia, down, tU.60 (8.26. Kood, l 1.254 1 1.60; do comiiion, l).26 1 1.25. C'owa, Rood, 110.25 i 10.60; do common to iihmIIiiiii, 18 i 10.26: do low cultcra. ci. Hulls (ycurllMKa cucludcd), Kood l)..tf,' 8trf 9: do cutter to llMMllma, 8. ' C'nlvn (600 Ilia. . down), nii'dluiii tu cliolco, 1 1 o Hi 12.60; do cull rto couiimin, $76(10. Vnulura (milk fi-d), Rood to choice , 1 13.60 it 14,60; do mcdlJiii, i 2 4, 13.50. do cult to comturin, IN.60i( 12. k IIokk: (Juotably atcudy. ltccclptd 200, lui'liullnv 135 on contract. Heavy welltht (260.360 Ilia.), iiu-' dluui to choice, floclo.75; 1110 dllim weight (200-250 Ilia.), me. dlum to choice, tlo.75 61 11. (16: im v(i; Ki:n think How nice. It la to find lual tin. rlBht thlnn for the occualon. You ! M ill find It for JVIoUu-r'a Uuy ut i Klclmrdaon'a Art und Girt Hhop. I !. . 6-2-11 1 NKW YOItK, May 2 (AI) Tho atock market dlapluyed a. complete ii-kthuI of fonn today, aelllnt; down almrply In the jnornlnK on reara of a large Increuae' in the tirokera' louiia after the (doae und tlmi) rallying lirlakly heu heavy buylmr developed In u few of tho ao-called "Moricuu atoeka."" Cull money renewed- at 10 per cent ua nKuinat 1 1 y. alenlay and held ateudy at that ruto thiouKh out the uioinliiK and curly ulter noon. Kaaler rutea urc looked for next week. .: - t 'itadlo returned Ui Ha ftld poal tlon ua a market li-nder liy climb Iuk more than five polnta to u new hilfh , record for tho preaent luaue above II2 u ahnie, ono bloik of I MOTH KICK DAY. (.II'TH io.iioo anares rnaiiKlllK hands at You'll find them ut Melville'. II 12. John .Munvllle run up lO.Hee our cako covera, bread boxes, polnla tu i!i, or nearly 4(. I kitchen rfui-baKo cuna, clothca ham polntM uliove '.ho .March low. Alrpera, o(c. ' ; 6-2-2t Kcductjou aoarcd more than 10 j , ' . - polnta to a new top m and Hemalllchma. pieamic. ouiuw- l.udlum Hied moved up neurly ttolm, etc . Norton'! KI11.IU5 Kliop, to a new hljrh ut 5!i,-, v ." I (11 1 In took Itltlo part In the nd- "Save' the- atirfnce und you Fnvo vuiicb, nlthoiiBh (inlet uiciimulatiiin ' uil" uppllea - to floor coyerliifja. wua apparent In aome or the hlgh-j t'onault m about our apeciut floor Kiudo Investment laauea. j jcoveilnit vai nlshea they aavu th 1'iibllc t:tllille played a promi- i a"d l"la u lot 'o-'"' ni- nent pari In tin. rorward mov... "'"''nee. No-ih'a. , ., ,6-2-lt ment of tho !uat hour. There waaV ; ' . - - ulao 11 liufc-e ttirnovei. of tho hak-t ' ,- l"IJ,s DAY ! ..uiKiiiii i iuu kuou mr -mil iter. Irs (OMim; : I Mothcr'a l)ay la only u trifle over! a wcok uwuy. It ia time to Bet1 her remembrance alai1.il if she Uvea far u.iy, ror It ahould not i rwich. her lale. Vlalt ltlchurdBon a Art and (lift Hhop and take advun- faun of the Kpectal Mother'a Hay (lift Helvico, in the aelectlon and : amdine of your reiiiemlirnnce thla year. It inakea thla occualon ai moat pleuaureulilo ono. 6-2-lt1 : 1 ' ' KI'KCIAIi ! Carnal iona. 11.00 per dozen. Clwrk'H Kloriala, 111514 Adaiim. 6-2-2t IllK laauea. HlwircM enally moved ! liecauao Hie limited flualliu,- aup pllea wero thu lurKeat uulnera. H. II. -Macy, waa aent up polntB. Dpi- N EURALGIA or lieiidachi lun the forehaad fnolt and Inhal tha vapoia Vao Rub Or 17 Million J, UJ Y.mth - TV. BUY FOR T ESS f e shll for ju ess Mtii'i Slip-On SWEATERS: Come in the new nov elty patterns, silk mixtures, nnd very dressy Men's $2.95 . $3.95 Special in Men's 1 WORK SHOES Come in tan and black, moccasin toe, combination soles, rubber heels. Special priced : 3.45 Normal Fruit And Berry Crop Likely Unlit welRht (100-200 Ilia.), -1 'Mrf und lludaon 0, Mulllua' Man dluin tu cholee, fl 1,116 Si )1.86; Unlit 1 ufuctuiiiiK 614 and I'. 8. Keolty . IlKhta (UO-100 Ilia.), medium to i 'rll eom waa atronir. - , choice, l0.76ti 1 1.76; puckliiB anwa , ... (roinrli . and iinnol I, t , ,a -'l' approximated H.OOO.OOO u ..i .... i.:... .... BhurcB. j..mH..-i iin iio, nin.l, lllt'- dlmn to cholcu llo; 1 1 Illiy her u Blft of llelny (ilusBWaro at .Melville'a. . ., 6-2-2t Blocker iiibs (70-i:il( Ilia.), medium WhCttl Stl'Oriffr . At Close Today MALUM, Ore., Mny 2 (AIM fruit and berry viopa ln tho Wil lamette, vull'.y Dhnuld be normal if tonnuffii and aome of them well above tho avcniKo if preacul Indl eulloua hold line. In tlm opinion uf the lurKeat Biowera and paeki'ia here, lllhomth all urn iiutiioiI that I It la yet too early to make uccuralnj eallmate. A abort, retarded ' lilOHHomliiBl aeuaun for prunea due to cold and we.t weiilhei' iliirintr Aurll tinu lf.nl Jio CKfint trueaaliuc a im '4ia 1k- reaull will In. In the Bet of fruit, hut I hero lire no Indication thut the treea or Inula were diimuired,. ' Jolly hoiia und rOMatlng plua exclud ed In abovo iiuolutluna.) Hheoti and lamba; Hteudy. Ite eelpla 266, Includlnv 22 on contract, (Kollowlnic iiuntutlona, except on flprlnir Iniiiba, on .ahum IjiihIh) : LilillbH, aprlliB Bond to choice, 1141(15; do (84-02 Iba.). Bond to H iinZ- ! ff,0 VoZsIk Ore. May fAP, CllirAfJO. May 2 (AI) Opeii Iiik: at a nhn lo to 1c lower wheat artetward hcomm fraetloiwijf pulnH. Corn. ohIh and provlKioiiH devel oped rii inn.'.-ei tilxo. With rorn Btiirtinrr v off to c Oivwi.hd Iut-( tf M hnu-1 ll i unnninl t.tf.. m.. t (Jood lltHltli ud u Iluppy , , , lloitic lAfo . Healthy people usually K'-t uloni? welt toKether und enjoy u happy honiu' lil'it.- Tired, ailing, nervous people uro not ho foitunute. Mrs. Hluek of Vlrtflii'U says: "Ufo Is worth UvIdk aain, und I no long er feel blue and dlscouniKed Hlnee Koley IMIIf di tire tie drove away thOKe dr-cndrul palnrt und made m a well woman." When oppressed with buekiuhe.niid rhejinatic stlff nesM, worn out with kidney and bladder weahnewi, tako Koley I'IIIh diurelle. Ku'llNfuetlon Kiniranleed: Hold ifverywheiD. Adv. er .(110 llm. down), medhnii to eholie, IS-i ll. Kweri (U'o Iba. down), litedllim to rlmire, KLMldr; H.f.n; do (all WflKlUs), cull to com mon, .U &.6H. . ThiTH WeMtwood, Cal., boys broU bottles on a paved road. A JihIko lirnde thuin ciweop two in I lea of thu )ili;huay. bCRtroycrg of Htirh Price ; FINDS A WAY TO STOP ATTACKS OF FITS Itcpoilu uci recelvvil or an iiimiix llK treat It that eplleutlca alalo I I'm proved aiicci anful In alopphiB tni'ir nlliicliB. It. I.cpau. Apt. 1117, 81(6 lalanil Ave., Milwaukee, Wla Iiiib lieen BlipplylnB allfrerera wllll llllB treiitment. lie now wIbIich to leach all Hume who have nut been helped and to do nn la makliiK the Hlnrtllnu ofrer of u Keneroua treat lllenl Tree to nil Bilfferei-M. Anyone uniloteil ahould write Tor this flei Ireutmont ut omc, B'vlnB mbc . ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo O II 4 livr sttl.viui 1 hn. . , , . ... O We have tilt mtiwt t-timplotl line of Blft inal li ne ever been almwu In thla city complete baby's layette, prli'id ut Ilk' tu IIHc und hnlir HiIiil-h Wu have everythinK t We u i. ulil bo delliilmd to i.how Jim ate full while, il ia. M,,rl to lie advance: oats a shade to -He western white 11.14- hlBlnr and provlaluua rtiliBlaB from 6c setback to u run of 17c. , whliu, I.I4; hard winter. A WiiHhiiiBtou jiewspntiH "tellK uf Colonel l.lmlhf rub anlaahljiir ttl "I'l lHWr mud on a crowd Hint nHMemhle.l nt HA.V fltANI'lHI.'O. May 2 (AIM .the field to aeo him. .Mabye he Hulteifat f. o. b. Kan Kranclaco. otiBlit to ttult flyliiB und Bo Into ia, .-.'-.. polltlea. - - . 11.12: northern sprliiB, 11.12; went. c-rn red, 11.12, Oats No. 2, 38 lb. white, 38. .Toduy'a car receipts Wheat. 12, lituiey i.-.Jlwur J6, uom s. outa 2. COW'S TAIL WOI1TII SJW MONMOUTH. Ore.. Muy 2 (AIM -A board .of arbitration composed Mow presenting six ALL-TIE1EL MOIB)EL INTnODVCINC STILL' HIGHER STANOAHHS OF EFFICIENCY g Norton's Kiddy Shop g Dellcr Merchandise Lower Prices OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC3 Forced To The Wall Sale I is tlie talk uf tlic coiiiiiHinity for it hijrh gntiie $ nieix'hmidiso ut thu luwost pricos. Co(iH'in Athetlic Union Suits l-orcod price All-wool iliizer in Sprinjr wcijdit Forced price , Fmicy slip-ovt!i' oWoittfis. all-wool or silk & wool. Forced pi ice l;o.vs' and Ch in' fancy slipover sweitters nilk & wool, to size aii. Forced price . .... Heitvy nll-wool swcuteis in Shaker Knit nlniowt half price v ., Women's $1.00 1 lose Foi-ced pi ice Women's Novelty Footwear Forced prico Spi'iitjr .suits and top coats, utiioii intuit JUUVfi wool Fuiced in ico (".enuine fur fell haU for Sprinjr value. J-oit-ed price ECONOMY STORE Tln Ntorv Willi MliTor lit (Ynlcr of Kulrniu'n ' . ' A'lwrt. I'roii. . , .. . Ailamt Avis" e9trc93tttttMtte9ere?'itttttfftatffli'i' r if I n If u u J.G.PENNEYC0. Tfii 108 Depot St, La Grande, Oregon is Is Week A Naon Wide .E vent Dedicated to the Wee Ruler of the Family. We are Ready to Supply AU "His Majesty's" Needs Most: Economically! ' Babies Need Many Dresses Of Thu Dainty Type Adorably simple and fresh, these dreMes are ideal for infants. Many different styles are priced at ' 49c and 98c i Laace Embroidery - Each-one is daintily trim-r 'tried with lace -and ' erribroid-;ery-r-s6me have a 'tiny yoke. Nightgowns . To Give the Baby Comfort Lace trimmed (towns for th. ttccpiuK hours . . . and they are the largest part 'of baby's firt few weclu. , .- . . . . . 49c Flannelette , Sacques With Colored t Trimming . Dainty garments with the edges shell stitched ia pink or blue. These are light weight enough to be ery comfortable. 29c Dainty Gertrudes To Match Dressea - Only the daintiest is good ",lvSV enough a '.!, -VS -pleasing selec tion is possi ble a t I o w prices here. "57' 49 and 98c Bonnets To Make Baby' Look Her Sweetest I - Crispy ruffles, ' dainfy bows and sheer, cool mate rials make the bonnets that well-dressed infants will be wearing this spring and suromer. Our prices are attractively low, too. , . , 98c&$1.49 M V - w fl Whethtr you choose lii Jo in White Cabretla. Smoked Elk or Patent. Baby will be pleased. , Th price wi" Pteas' Mother, Y tot. 69c Printed Frocks .... k i Are Smart for Miss 2 to C Her new printed drese kal bloomers to match and . trimming of -a contrsiting eolorw If she prefers, ah may have one of a plain color, trimmed with embroidery. Many pretty new ones for $1.98 Wash Suits i Button-on " ' . Models JTr They Wilt Stand Many Trips to the Tub' Practical because tub-fast and Sturdily made of quality fabrics, Plenty of variety, too, in the : smart models and interesting pat terns. Mothers will like the thrifty prices as well as the ap pealing style treatments. ; 98c to $2.98 $12.98 79c ...$2.98 ..$2.98 i,:$i.49 $3.69 49c $2.49 hand tailored $13.98 $2.98 nuts l audi tig ar hirvrmrnt... flral ltalrrl rrfrlgerntor. rw Inw prirra. Tho crrnlrM rtltir ever offerrd liy (icncral 1 hiaj H-p4l rvfHsrrntitrilrvrloiH tucnl U nnnthrr rotitrihiiilon in lttrr Itvlng niatlo liy llm nttft nrfraaml rlrutiaUol thr t.onrml Klrrtric Keavnrrh Ijibtimtiirim. Nnw yn ran buy a rrfriKcrntor sllh a rabhtrl hulll like m an Tin, One Htth tliHira Out will nUnvi lit wfrtwilj-. One nhlrli will ojw r ate on tho trail atutiuut uf cut .t nv MIIOM.FH, STI HIIIER t toST l lvSS TO OIKn.TK rrnt. Ono which shnUmit tho liral Lrria In the cold, a t ho hrrmrttrally oalod nirrha niiaiti rt ma ina jui an It always baa lHn aralcd aoy (rxnn tluM anil iliffirullira irfnianriitly ollptl quiet, iinaorn, untouched on of l he mirarlra nf modern acienee. The t.eneral Kleelrie, too, taa tho first to provide an raaily acreseible teoiperature control which apceila up the frcexing of ice cubes w hen the user dcaircs, nccauae of mass production renn omis prices now a I art at only $213 at the factory. There are six sices. See them at our tlUplny rooms examine them thoroughly let ua explain our plan of con veniently a pa ceil time paymeitta. Listen in on the General Electric Hour, broadcast every Saturday evening, 8 to 9 Katcro Slandanl Time, over the N.B.C network of 42 sUtions, GENERAL ELECTRIC W. H, Bohnenkamp Co. of n huitliilan, liitrymun and a ntllkmnn tipt'Ulcd that tho t-xtn-mo tip of a cow's mil was worth $35 w hi'ii lot fn a mtehup. The bourU ordcnMl (lituiuRtin puitl tiy a ruretcsa uorkian who rliiuncU a portion of thu uniinal'a tail while removing burnt. OROrjJTG FLUID.O NCN-BXPIOSM Redwootl bark from Nature's oldest liWng trees im parts added life to the felt used in Ku-ber-oid Hoofing. Duplex-coated, therefore many - times as lasting. You imutdn't firm a houam oniv n cm! tit tf. P4- . - 0 til The I'araffine CompanieN, inr. MvraacMt : rvnlwrf I Swdi 1 car A XMVERS A R Y ,Y F A It ok Over Our Want Ads for Bar gains