La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1929, Image 8

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    Page Eight
Friday, .Time I I, 1029
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
For Dad"
on his Day
The finest Father's Day
gift we know of Cheney
Cravatsl
Dad will like their spark
ling rich colors and smart
new designs.
He'll like the radiant
beauty of their rich shim
mering silks.
He'll like the way these
new tics blend with his
various shirts and suits. .
And he'll appreciate your
good taste in selecting this
most practical of Father's
Day gifts.
June 16th is the day.
Come in nmv and '
make your selections.
Men's Wear.
CIIICACO MVIvSTOOK
C.'IIK'AtiO. Jun M (AP) (('. H.
!riuimiwil ot Ak' lt'illtiiri') Haifa:
21. Will, Hlow mostly 21141 2r.c low
or: 2fill-;ilill lbs. S1(l.60i )1 1.00
mi-mo urn. $ni.LTiii i i.ar..
Catlh-: J, nun; riill'i.: J.ll'iO: alow
lllll Kll'lllly; H( CI'I'H, I.'IHO-1 501) Ilia.
H I.L'f.w ir,.r.ll; U6II-IIII0 IIih. 114.-
'iUut 1 1 r..rn: fiii yi'iiriitiK.H Tno-or. n
iiih. 1 -i.oo -ri f 1 n.r.i) ; vuiiiM'H 1 1 :s -2 r.
4115.75.
Khi.op lil.niill, nutlvi. jitroiiB lo 25
oi'mIh hlnhcr; nallvo IiuiiIih 1 1 5.25
Hi J I 5.115; Midi SI5.05rn SIO.HH;
yi'iirlliiKH $1 l.stiih JI2.no; fut i'wi-b
Jli. lllifii fill; frclliiK IiuiiIih Hlfilily.
1 a mliH !rj lbs, iIiiwii f 15. OH si I5. 85;
,--.fii Jiili iliM. ilmvil 5.iill '(I $ti,?l;
1'vL'ili'i' IiuiiIih, 1 1 ;!.5oi 1 1 a. fin.
in rii'.ui'Ai'
HAN KUANI'ISl'l), Junn II (AH
r- lll(irfllt f. q. j. Ha(i ft 11 I(I(hu.
511 ei'iilH.
Mil ho.' Wullun- Willi'hninilt ro
i;lion'l nil iiNilsiniit attorney koii
ornl lo Hiirvoy the niitloiuil anil
Kioto Iiiuh nf Iho iilr. It Ihih hi'on
liniiiiiliioril that Mahol ifiilt or lior
OH II ari'ot il, whirl), ill coiii'ho, llla
K'ln noy HiiiilrioiiH thai hIio roally
wan Klvoo Iho nlr.
Butter Extras
Drop Half Cent;
Berries Hold Up!,;
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
PORTLAND, Grp., June 1 4 (AF)
A decline, of half a cent In but
ter extras to 4'Ah nnj an advance
of one cent '.n medium first eggs
lo 27 '4 wore tlie only change in
pi ices tod.iy.
Tho egg storage movement was
reported far below what it was at
this time lust year. Many of the
receipts were going to take, up tills I
fllack. j
Poultry. dressed meats, frull and I
vegetables were unchanged. I
Strawberry prices held ut Thuis
day's level. Large supplies re
ceived were readily cleaned up. It
wan not tlie general belief that
price will ko below those prevail
ing ut present.
C HICAGO UKAIN
Wlimt Open High Jaw
'''' i7&& i.H t.tw i.07i(av
it iia:ii2 i.iay, t.ut t.iyn
I JyiM7 1.17ft
OltTLAND, Ore,, u.lne M (Al1) ! Profit Takintr
j No Port Ian I grain exchange to
(day or Saturday. Holiday.
I Today's cur receipts: Wheat 2t
barley G, flour 8, corn 3.
I.t Vlltl'OOL WHKAT
LIVKKCOOL, June. II (AP)
Kututes close wheat July 7s lid
j per 1'U) J)M., Jl.ir.ij.
October hn t. $1.1 y
j December tin 4 d $1.21,
Wheat Unsettled,
Lower At Closing
CHICAGO. June 14 (AP) Help
ed by prospective speedy enact
ment of tle farm relief bill, wheat
p rices t oda y t oo k an ea r I y swing
upward. Continued reports point
ing to lack of adequate moisture in,
Ounndu tended iiIho to strengthen
wheat values. Opening at c to I
c advance, tho wheat, market af- j
torwurd scored addlt lonul gains. '
Corn and oats wen: likewise linn-!
er. with corn starting c off to
c up, and subsequent ly showing
a rise all around, Provisions tended
downward.
Wheat closed unsettled to 7
above yesterdny'n finish. Corn
closed quarter to up. oats to
Y or e iidvunco and provisions
varying from 6c. decline Lo a rteo
of 10 cents.
CHICAGO CASH
CIIICAdO, June I i (AP)
Wheat: No. 4 hard, 91.0.1; sample
grade hard 'JO.
('urn; No. '1 mixed U'A r" ; No.
2 yellow !i4 fa ' .
Oats: No. :j wliito 4b6j4G; No.
4 whit.j 41 .
Itye: no sales.
Harley: fH) 'if 1)0.
Timothy seed; 4.00 4.f0.
Clover seed; JIT.OOft Jn.OO.
I.ard $ll.lri; ribs 9IK.50; belllcn
$14. 60.
roUTIiAMI IJVKSTOCK
Tho
J'OHTfyANn, Of:, June 14 (AP)
-steady; receipts cattle (io, Including
'.'id through.
I Hteers (IIOO-KIOO lbs), good
9 I 2.00 fit- $ I 2,60, Do (50-1100 lbs.),
.good 912,261191:1.00. Ho (Hoo and
up), medium 91 l.oor( 12.25. Do
common 9!M0 fu I I .Oo.
j ileiiers: (60 lbs. down) good
9H.0O $1 1.60. ho common to me
, dium $ li.oo ( 9 I l.oo,
j Cows: good 910. 25f $10.50; do
common lo iiu-diuin $K,50 (it 0.25.
lo low cutler 96.ror,r9S.50.
Hulls (yearlings excluded,) good
, lieef 98. 50 !.fil. do cutler to inv-
dlum 97.5or(, s.5o.
Calves: (600 tb.s. down), iiiedluiu
to choice 9 I o.oo '( 912.50; do cull
to common 97. "0 rn HUMi.
! Vealeix: milk fed, good to choice
WOOli KKPOHT
I HOHTON, June 14 (AP)
Conunerclal Hulk-tin will say
morrow;
"The wool market lias continued
dull and uncertain, prices are bare
ly steady. There Is some demand
ior meuinm woois mu line are very $ ;.r,(if? 914.60; do medium 912.00
quiet. liuylng In the west has jia.r.o; cull lo common $8.50
slackened an I dealers arc lowering j j 2.00.
their Idds som what. nng's: Talking fully slendy; n-
"Tho Korelgn markets are ceipt I77u Inehiding li;.i:t direct
sleady. Bradford reports u bit or on contract.
more demand for tops at Iho wecK- j Heavy weight (250-350 lbs.), nic
end, with prices unchanged. fdlum to choice 9 1 0.00 'u 9 I l.oo.
"The goods market appears lo Medium weight ( 2 00-2 50 lbs. 1,
be marking time for the moment, medium to choice $ 1 1 .00 t $ I 1 .75.
at hast, there is lesn business bh-i Light weight (Kio-uoo lbs.), inn
ing done than for several wi-ks. fdlum to choicu 9 1 1.75 fir 9 I 2. 00.
"Mohair keeps steady on mod-j Liglitt lights (Hlo-Hlo lbs), me
erato business." tdluti to choice 9 I .75 01 $ 1 1.75.
Tho Commerelal Bulletin will. Packing sowy, rough and smooth
publish the following wool quota- 9K.00" j. 00.
Hons tomorrow: Shnmhler nlus (80-1 so. lbs.), me-
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column moat be
to bjr a. m.
Checks Bullish
Trend in Market
MOW YOltK, Juno 14 (AP)
lloavy profit lal(ln lioni'dod tho
rcHtiinption of tho upward movo-iiH-nt
in prio-H in today's stock
market hut oporalorH for tho rlso
hroiiKht forward new loaders when
ever tho old favorites showed slunB
of fuUeiin. After a Htron; open
liifT followed hy u nitd-lay wave of
si.IIIiib the market took on the ap
pearance of widespread Irroirularity
by early afternoon hut Bains still I
out numbered losses,
I.owoiIiik of the call money re
newal rate lo 7 per cent, coupled
with a mi ther easini,- of lini on-
ey rules, stimulated pool activities.
The; maiket was strengthened in
tho last hour hy another forward
movement In I'. H. tiled, which
mounted over ;i points to above 177.
.Michigan Kti'i-I rose 5 jiilnts to
a new top, and f.udliiin points.
Cold Dust wmi also well bouuht,
inoimlliiK 4 points. Auburn auto,
however, droppel to 285. alter
selllni; as hlKh as 211714 In the
mornlnjf. WontKomery Ward Hlump
ed from lis to around I 1:1 on the
announcement of Increiisillir the
capitalization. Tho close was
steady. Tolal sales iiiploxiluatod
:i, 20(1, olio shams.
IIA.NCE AT TIIK OI'K.N Alft
llance park. Sat., Juno 15. Star
Novelty orchestru. Jn case of snow
will dance at Zilber hall. G-M-2I.
.Mils NOIIHIS (till 1I,ANTS.
C-12
If
I'ou HKii wkdiii.m; j
A piece of one of the now- pat-
terns of beautiful Kostoria Glass- ;
ware will please her most for her !
shower or wedding gift. See the;
new numbers just received at
Itichardsons Art and Gift Shop. j
c.
108 Depot St., La Grand, Oregon
Father's Day, Sunday, June 16th
Give Him Ties
Hemstitching, pieatm. button
boles, etc Norton's Kiddle Shop,
MiV WAPPIjH SKI'S
Sec tho latent things In Waffle
Sets just received at Hiuhardson's
Art und Gift Shop. They are just
the color schemes that you huve
wanted for your brcakfust nook.
6-lU-3t.
MliS. NOUIUS you I'LANTrf. ..
6-13-lP.
Hcoured basis; Ornou:
Flue and f. m. staple 'jG,
Klnu und f. m. f. r. clothing ;ifi.
Klne and f. m. clothing iii'irj:,
Valh-y No. 1 !t0fir!)2.
Mohair: original bag uveragn 12
mouths Oregon 6 Si (id.
(Iraded slock; first combing Ufn leady;
7 tfH (iHCdUIV IliftCRfl.
rlhim to holce 910.6091 1.2
Keeder and slocker pigs (7o-i:t!i
lbs.), medium tu rhui'i- 911.00 't
9 I li, en. t.Hoit or oily hogs and roast
lug pigs excluded in above quotations).
Khecp n ud In tubs; (Jmitably
no re
cipts.
pohtlaxi iMtonrci-;
POHTLAND, Ore., June 14 (AP)
Hotter: extras half cent lower.
Ktra:t, 4'.iVj cents.
Kggs: medium Hi sis cent high
er, r'resh medium firsts, 27 K---
Milk, poultry, onfour, potatoes,
wool, mils, hay, cascaia hark, li'ops,
steady, uuchaiigcal.
l-umbs: (H4 lbs. down), good to
choice $12. 00rt 9i:i,00. Oo (!I2 lbs.
down), mrdl.im $ I 0.00 Or 9 I 2.oo. Oo
(all weights), cull to common $S.oo
di 9 1 0.00.
Yearling wethers: (110 h:.
down), medium lo choice 97. on ftp
9i.ao,
Kwes; (120 lbs. down), nie-dtnm
to choice' 9-1.00 96.60. Oo. (120
I60 lbs.), medium lo choice $:i."0
rt$.6o. Oo (nil weights), cull to
common 9 1.5" rM $U.fu.
ht (-.JtANOJi WII;MiAliB
JMAHKLri'H
Springs lH(2Xo lb.
Jleavy bens Hie lb
Light liens 14c lb
Staga 80 lb.
Hour.
Hard Federation (Imrd whoa
Soft wheat 97.4U bbL
-97.60 bbl.
BRONCHITIS
llmnrliitis, soniotinma called "cold on Uio chest" is
l.'.uipaiit in colli wcatlii;!-. Like most troubles of its
general nature, it seizes upon those who are deficient
in natural resistance power and especially affects the
lirtimhial tubes.
Lowered resistance in any poison is usually due lo
spinal ikm vc irritation; There may be contributino; fac
tors but that is the basic cause. True relief is best
obt ained lhroue;h removino; 'be cause by means of
Chiropractic spinal adjustments and electrical treat
ments. iMako your appointment for better health by
riioning .IU7-W.
-II Hoiiimcr lllll);.
Dlt. J. K. WOODELL
llouso calls nnucrcd.
lotit-n: ll-a, 7-K I'. M.
WK 15 V Y FOR
K SKLL l'Olt
T ICSS
jL ioss
Men's Shirts and
Shorts
Knyon an 1 cotton shirts and
shoris. Ill peach, blue and
white.
Ill peach, blue
Kail cut and r
50-05
Ladies Sweaters
I 'art wihiI a ad ra von w -. ves,
plain coloia and jacqiiatd
patterns, Hark and bright
colorr:,
$2.95
i)cstroyers of lliirh Price?
I-A tillANDIO Itl.TAIlj IMAUKIJTS
Hntry.
Hutler, creamery 60c; 2 lbs,
or.
Kggs -:10c.
Cheese 40c lb.
Honey Comb, 25c lb.
VegeinhhM
I'filirini'H ?l,50 per c. W. t.
Artichoke 20c.
Parsley 6c bunch.
Cabbage 6c lb.
firapefrult. Klorlda2 for 26c
Lettuce I 0c a head.
Wax onions 5c lb.
Yellow onion!- (;(. ib.
Carrots--10c bunch; ,1 for 25c.
It- els -2 lb:. Tor 1 6c,
Turnips 6c a hunch.
Cuicry--I 6c and 25c.
(liven peppei-H 40o lb.
(ri:(!U (.tuioiis -6e.
Hinll:m- -5c imncb,
Orcen I'eas 2 lbs. 25q
(Irecn Heans 25c,
Khubnrb 0 lbs. 25c.
Prut La
Itanniias 10(! lb.
J loyal Anne cherries 2 lbs. 25c.
Lemons 40c doz.
Oranges :5cft( 1.00 dost ,
SI ra w berries. 2 tor 25c.
t 'a n talon pes two tor 2 He.
Sugar
Cane sugar SU.uo,
l-'lmir
Ruft wheat $8. 4o bbl.
Hard (adoration 98.40 bbl
I'ou I try
Hens 30 ft 32 c lb.
Springs 4c M.
.Meats itntf V-IhIi
Beef noil 20 4i 2'lc lb.
Chops and steaks 4oe to 46c lb.
I'resh salmon 35c lb.
Halibut :ttc to.
Babbits -2Sc lb.'
Cod 25c lb.
THIS M KAN'S YOU
Your plants this week ut Mac-'
Marr's 371, Mrs. Wilson's closing
up shop. (J-12-3 tp
CtlLHOlluO
Gasoline, regular, retail, 2Cc gat.
Helping tho Undertaker
The hand lhat walihles the slepr
lag wheel Is tho hand that boost
business for the undertaker.
'Voulcz Vous?
SUNDAY, JUNE 1(5
Is
Father's Day
Father's Pay Cards ,
Father's Hay Mottoes
Leather Kill Folds and Cigarette Case
Leather Kill Fildsand Cinaretle Case ..
kc-yi.iiiu'is (ieatiiei)
Cie;aretle Dispenser
(ilass CiHiirette itntl Match Holder
l-'lash Lights Complete ,
Kiiker Chip Hacks
Kouk Fnds
Or a subscription to "his"
. 10c, Lie, 2.-,,-S
l.no, $i.:,o
S'J.Od to $:,..-,()
S'J.OO to S.-..5II
. ".().
$2.7:.
!ISc
S.".c,-S1.7."i
$1.7:i. $2.0(1. $10.00
$L7.". $2.00, $:i.7:.
favorite magazine.
La iJrandc Book & Stationery
Company
1111 Adams Ave.
Ail Metal Steel Office Equipment, Safes and
'iles.
For
Ladies
Only
Oincva M.tlov
st in toilet-
DOROTHY (RAY
Trepa rat ions
IH-.nl S:ilt
u.
& L. Drujr Co
JLi, V
' W'hrii Muriel t'harh'hols, above.
ii'lltl't ed Ivntif'l t I. I 'hallllninlcr
Krcni h cbtss at the I'nlveixtty of
t'ultfnrida, there were "I'oninir
("li s" and 'Me v s.i,j I'on'h" nil
iivrr the pince. A few month litter
he Nji lil "Vuiilea h:m",'" und who
r. plle.1 "iliil, lint" Ihry. hocaliio
( Aonslinir anil .Madanip. V Now
Mllrlel's hiiVhy u te.u.litM
YOI'll I'lOTI.'ltlOK
Will he nioKt atlractlvo ivhon en
largod, hand tinted, and framed hy
Klchardson "Tho Art' Man" ' at
Itlcharduon's Art und Gift Shop.
0-10-3t.
THIS MEA.W YOU
Got your planlH thin week at
Mac.Marr's 371. Alvu. Wilson's clon
ing up shop. G-1 2-3 lp.
I i
l
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i
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Father's Day is a good time to buy Father
some new neckwear. The ties you gave
him for Christmas are just about worn out,
and besides now that Summer is with us,
he needs some brighter ones to go with
lighter clothing. '
Our Summer assortment includes the
smart new fabrics in patterns and colors
to suit every taste. We can assure ypu.
that a Father's Day gift chosen from our
large selection, will be appreciated.
25c 49c 79c 98c
Do not be too generous with salt
when making sauerkraut. Exces
sive salt Is one of the most com
.iiion causes of failure. Tho best
quantity is 2 pr cent by weight
of the packed cabbage If made,
when the weather is fairly cool.
Spraying will control most of tho
Important fruit tree Insect pests,
but not borers. To combat theao
on apples,, pears, und other porno
fruits tho grower must resort to
worming, which should bp doim In
the spring and fall. Kor borers In
festing 'stone fruits, especially tho
pouch, purudichlorobuuziiie Is vory
largely usod,.
Oo not work a slou' horse and a
fast horse together. This causes
loss of power und Irritates both
(ljiver and horses.
Corn silage for fattening lambs
saves hay and grain and reduces
the cost of grains. Care should be
used In starting lambs on ullage,
A small quantity should be given
at first and the amount gradually
increased.
He sure the silage is of good
iuallty, freo from mold and not
too sour. Lambs weighing from
50 to GO pounds should get about
1.5 pounds of silage n day in ad
dition to grain and hay. Slightly
larger quantities may bo fed with
proper protein supplement.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
jLiead between the
JLJLJtXUO
adiogram
of the latest
from Commander Byrd's
Antarctic Expedition:
F'
Your
Linoleum Floors
... so quickly . . .
so attractively
installed by our
laying experts
MUST forpet your old
conception of linoleum
and see the new, the latest
Armstronjr Moor effects.
Some of them are on dis
play in our special Zeppelin
Window. Kut you can ex
amine them close at hand
rijrht in our store. Their
lovely colore and artistic
desifrns will jrh-e you an en
tirely new idea of linoleum.
And we would like to
tell you the rest of the
story. Alxiut the lastinjr
(nudities, the economy, and
the lalHir-savinp; advant
ages of Armstrong's Linol
eum, The price? It won't
txither your budjret one bit!
Bohncnkamp's
VEEDOL MOTOR OIL GIVING
':T'(k1;iv : the .proving luund fur tumor
oils is in
tin
Voui
SPLENDID RESULTS IN AIR-
.own cur .should have this same air-icsced Vccdol . Longer lived,
' PLANES ON EXPLOIUTION
,t.o u he r , ! u p v r h e a r r c s i r i n x
More ccooomieaL
FLIGHTS IN ANTARCTIC
f .V fS v ) L! K UT.
: Civ w
1 MOM Mi M il I. R t) Y
-.v.V-VV jM.y Kwdrtir
IIervt H.ii.cnr.M
TIOK v. i i;u Oil.
sua i-iittx-k
17:l;l lUiilrouil
I.iixt. T. Mi I.IU1V
S.M.I ;s rin;i')ii;.'no
KllK-1.. I'l.ilh.nd. lire.
AM'. Soulli, SiNittlc, Wali.
.Soniewhcrt ncur you, j on can pet
VKl.OOI, of the name quality ilmt keeps
Comnianili r Ilynl U'iniug safely over ihe
hazards of ihc Antarctic. It w ill save you
from towering repair hills hh surely as it
saves srorcH of famous pilots from the
'"engine troul.le" that pors Ix fore a crash.
It will hritiyou more power, less trouhle,
pr. aler protection. And it vill ;lsl so Ion?
that you will begin to suspect llio a: euracy
of your oil gauge!
Listen to tho VEEDOL- VODVIL
Bromlcant, every Friday niphl, 9:30 to 10:00 V. M
FKOM STATIONS
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