La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1929, Image 6

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Friday, June 21, 1929
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Six
, ' New! !
Barrymore
Shirts
The new whin for piimnit-r
wear Inns points with no
neckband in the collar.
Sold by Uii'ich Ixjites
$2.50
11C.
RJa
Men's Wear.
J'OUTI.ANI) 1'UOIH CI
POHTLANI), Oic. June 21 (AI) !
Butter: uteady and unchangerl. '
Kkrh: higher on all grades
Portland Dairy Kxrhungc (net baj-'
is): fresh standards, extras .'UV.-e;
fresh fftandards firsts, 32 'c: fresh
medium extras, 31c; fresh medium
firsts, 30c; current receiji
' ,
i-nces io retailers, 1 y 3c over ex
change prices.
Milk, poulliy, onions Hha.iy un
changed. Wool, nuts, hay, ca.iraia bark,
hops, steady and unchanged.
Mliwmauii
Would You Like to be Surprised?
You have wanted one of those beauti
ful hardwood floors, but you thought
they were too expensive. Maybe we can
change that notion and you can get
what you want.
It won't cost you anything, to come
and see the flooring and get our prices
Try it. .
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors lo Claude ('. l'r;itt
Building Materials of all Kinds
1802 Cove Ave. Phone Main 2-IS.
COUGHS
A coujrh, itnnoyinjr ;ls it may lc, is not an illness in
itself, but is a symptomatic of an initatcd condition
of the membranous lininjr of the n-spiratoiy passages.
Medicinal prepaiations may s-ootho this initalion but
cannot cure it.
True relief is to be found only in removal of the
Ciiti.se of the distillled condition of the membrane. Cen
eially this is due to pressure upon nerves at the spinal
column. Chiiopractic spinal adjustments aie effective
in such cases and there are no after effects.
I!y my chiropractic health method I cornet diseases
of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lunjis, heart, stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and lower oijniii.
DR. J. K. WOODKM,
1!0 Summer l:Mg, lloui:
HititM tails answered.
Your ffi'ciitost opportunil v (o doulilc your
dollar on hi.uh Riadc dolliinj;. rui nihinus. and
footwear, for (he whole fainily! Hurry! Don't
wail! 1 5 11 y now, only a few days ki t of (he (ui(
tintf IUro'ness Sale.
Dress caps 75)o
Men's Fur Felt Hats $l.l!
Children's IIo.se, Dear brand I0e
Fancy Sweaters, Menno and SilU DSc to SU.7!)
100 Wool Suits and Topcoats, union made;
Hand Tailored $10.J)S to $10.08
Women's Novelty Pumps $1.98
WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE
M. 8. Alpert, Trop. i.ion At.niu Ave
itie Store Willi Mirror In (.'enter of l.utnim-e
FIND IT
HERE
Oo)jr for this oolumn muni be
li4 hf f? a. m.
s.l,i:sLAHV
ri.u vki:k
SitJ(Ia:l.v o;cj- jr cai"s of uxv
fur jx'nmiiu-ul Milivt irk in li
(i-ainh'. .r;;i appt-uiuiui n:il
pleatr-f per H'ulil rtiirt1. .No
cM'iu im r nii-ivw-ary, us uc tintfi
(Xcupaliou iH,-iiin, ph-as. ,
ant.
Salary : p-r m-k, plu lib-
vmt Ih;iiiis paid llntx whfw ipiall
fy. Mr. llan'fi, mom :tofi
Muajinicu huiH at once. tl-;2-lp.
cirr tiik vi:i:is
Ii fur,' I hey Kt you. Hpecial 011
hoe- at Mvivill'-'s. 6-19-at.
atii;.s tio:;
A l TOMOltll.K OWMlltS
When you wunt a broken sidf
Kla.vs or wind xhk-hl quickly and
correctly n-! itted, at a saving take
your ear lo li ichardson's Art and
(iift Shop. fyec(a lists In all kinds
II At'K AI AN S
Jliirh way G roc cry, f i ve
to 0.1c, 'IZU'i Adams.
e-17-iGt.
Stop
works.
All is NOKKIS l-xm PLANTS. J
C-12-tf,
Ilt'mMitrhmg. pleating, button
Uolert, etc Mjrfon'H Kiddle Sliop.
i i.uv m;v j
Have you set n the lah st things.
In the hiauMful Kos'oria Glassware!
at BiclianlMtfrs Art and f lift Shop.
b'-aiitiful and usf U glassware that
Is ma lu. and the p;!ce Is tnoit reas-
ouable.
C-i7-3t.
(iri'OltTIMTY
;ive your best pktureM enlarged
hand tm ted now before you
loose your negative or the print is
fadMj. You will like them best
when done by Richardson "The Art
Man," at Ilichantaon'a Art and Gift
Khop. 6-17-31
MHS. NOHKI8 FOR i'LAN'TsS.
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j NOTICK
Notice Ih hrroby (ftven that W. H.
Hunch ami IV-wey HeaRey have
purchaser all the Interest of
i Charles Ht-dingfirld in a net to that
I piirtnership business known as Hill
I Hunch Garat Co., sitimted on Jf
Jeraon Avenue, City of l& Grande.
. I'nlon County, Oregon, and that all
'accounts owing to said firm and
; payahlo to the undersignel, and
. Ih;it fell t.illa .ipulnsl eiutH luir'nnr.
R, . Mhnil!. ... nrr.wnlftti ,ft ,hom
...... . ,.,...,, ()roenn ,h,R
17th day of June. 1929.
V. If. Itl'NCH,
UKWKY HKAGV.
C-18-5t.'
CAM) Ol' THANKS
M in, M a ry 1 )n h I and d a ug-h t e r.
Mm Clara Nelson, and bod. Neil
Dahl, wlh to express their appre
ciation to all hose who ho loving
ly helped and extended their ayin
pathy at the time of t he death
of (heir .son and brother, Gilbert
lahl. G. G. Taal also wishes to
,i,nL. th'nuA
who asidHted at the
swimming pool. 6-21-lt
I MVF.KI'OOIj WHKAT
j MVKItl'OOU Jno 21 (AD
I ft rain close! July 8s "d jp 2d;
j$ 1.17 1.
October Ss 5Hd up 2id $1.22 "i -Decembi-r
tin 8 sd up 2 d $1.26 .
POinXAXl) WHKAT
rOit'n.ANI), Ore-. June 21 (AD
rash: Wheat: Big Bend blue
stein, white $1.25.
Soft white $1.1.1.
Western while $1.13.
Hard winter 11.10.
Northern spring $1.09.
Western red $1.10.
Oats: No. 2-38 lb. white $34. ho.
Today's car receipts: wheat 4",
flour la, corn 3, hay 4.
t'HICAUO CASH
CHICAGO. June 21 (AI")
Wheat: No. 1 , hard J1.IG; corn So.
1 -nilxod n to 93 1-j. No. 6 mixed
finis: No. 2 white iT,i: No.
j
lillu 44.
live: no wiles.
Miirlcy: uctlliil wilf-a 5CiC2.
Timothy seed: t4.no i $4. 7.1.
Clov;r M'd: ilti.hti'ii tl'4.iu.
Lard tU.77; ribs tl3.H0; Iji-lllua
t 4 7ft.
IHTTKHl-'AT
.SAN I'ltANCISCO. Cal.. June :'J
(AC) Hutterfal I. o. u. San I'ran- 1
ci.seo, Ml cents. . j
Three Big Firms
May Consolidate
NKW YOUK, June 21 (AP) A
plan for the merger of the Kleiseh
manu company, the Itoyal Baking
Powder company and JO. V. Glllett
com puny ld.. Into a $4:to. 000,000 1
cuieern was sent to stockholders of
Hie companies by J. p. Morgan ond 1
company today. j
Acquisition by separate purchase
of I ho coffee firm of ( 'base and '
Sumlbfun is uli-o purl of the pliin.)
Special!
2A Size Goodwin
Box Camera
Takes regular roll
film.
Only $1.85
Made by Ansco.
L. & L. Drug Co.
EDGE
C T
i.S." P-Ko Kdisc Ulcntl
i this totctl fur ruhbor.
Hih! or white double or
ttiutllc lip. Approved hy
((hhI Housekeeping lnsti
tutc. Miute only hy the
United Statu Rubber Company
NKW YORK : I V
'US." Jar Rubbers
Wholi'Milo IHlrilutor
l.il t;i-jill:U tiltKt'ry t-Ollliiuiy
ii
a: Brruvifl
I ! for STRETCH SET WEAK
I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
i I'ORTKWK (illAJ.V
Wheat Open - Hlsh I-ow Close
July mvi J.ii'i i.iii 112
Sept - 1 is l.ta'i 1.12 1.12
i,t 1 1 r i.im, 1. is l.i.iK
EGGS GO HIGHER
IN MARKET TODAY
Butter Unusually Active,
But Prices Remain
Unchanged.
POKTLAXn. Ore., June 21 (AP)
KgRS took on the role of sky-
rocket at the dairy exchange today
and all grades went kiting. Stan
dard extras and standard firsts ad
vanced a cent to 33 and 32.
respectively, fresh medium extras
and fresh medium firsts two cents
to 31 and 30. respectively. Cur
rent receipts advanced to 31.
The trade demand wa sbrisk and
buyers outnumbered sellers.
Butter trading was also unusu
ally active, but prices remained un
changed. The strawberry market was still
on the upgrade. They were quoted
at $1.75 to $2.oi) for the best with
two or three days of warm weath
er Saturday's supplies are sepeeted
to be of outstanding quality. The
best fruit was scarce today.
Watermelons are undergoing the
seasonal decline. The price diopp
cd to 4 and A Vt cents a pound.
Poultry and fresh meats were
unchanged.
COPPER, STEEL
LEAD UPWARD
MOVE TODAY
NKW YOUK, June 21 (AP) A
brisk demand for t S.stel com
mon nad Anaconda copper, coupled
with the buyancy of a fwe high
priced Industrials, featured the re-I
sumption of the upward price
movement In todays stock mar-
I ket
Trading showed
market ex-
j pannion in breadth and volume-,
! wh'ch waa construed as an indica
tion of increasing public purlicipa
I tlon.
Call monvy renewed at 7 percent
but the supply at that figure was
small and there was a possibility
that
the rate might work higher. I
Investment railroads and air
plane shares spurted up in the
f'nal hour, and a number or issues
reached unprecedented heights,
l uited Aircraft jumped 7 points.
New York Central 5 to 204 4- 'l
new high, nnd I'nion Pacific 5 to
231 also a new peak. Atchison
was up 5 points, while 'amidian
1'acirU and Wright Aeronautical
were up around 4 points each. The
j close was strong. Total sales ap
proximated 3,200.000 tthares.
I ) It Tl j A MM A v i :s r CK
POKTI,ANI, June 21 (AP)
Cattle and calves: steady; ho re-
jcelpts.
Stei-rs: ( 110-i:iiM) lbs.), good
$1 l.Tfifti $11!. 50: do ifo-i 100 lbs.),
good $ll'.ti0'fi $13.1111; do (Xoo and
j up), medium $ I o.fih ii $ 1 -oo; do
common $tt.00tf( $10.5".
' Hollers (SO lbs. ilown), good
MUt $11.50: do common to me
! dium $8.00 Si SlO.fiO.
! Cows: good $ I' . " 5 u $ 1 0. 1 ft : do
'common to medium $7.7ffo $'J.7r:
do low cutter $5.00 Hi $7.7ft.
i Hulls: (yearlillRS excluded), good
iM-ef $s.5o( $'t.fto: do cutter lo me
i dium 7.ii0 4i $x.fio,
I Calves: (5oa lbs. down, niediimi
l to choice $10. OHM $12.50. o cull
( to common $7. 00 fit $ 1 0.00.
! Vealers: milk fed, good to choice
$t:t.5oi $14.5i: do medium $!:'.""
'h $13.fto; cull to common $s.ou rf
$ l loo.
Hogs: Steady: receipts fi'iti.
Heavyweight: (H.'iO-Hftu lbs.), mo
dium to choice $ 10.25 ' $ 1 l.T.
Medium welKht: ( 2o(i.jr.o lbs.),
medium to choice $ 1 1 .?; $li'.lo.
I Sheep nnd lambs: .steady; re-
celpls 275 on contract.
! Lambs: (S4 lbs. downl. gootl to
choice $1 1.751 $13. 25: medium $'..
fif $i 1.75; tlo (all weighls, cull
to common $s.ooti $.&n.
Yearling wethers: (110 lbs.
; ilnun), medium to yhoice $7.'Mt t
$:i.2ft.
i Kwes: (120 lbs. down), medium
to choice $4.M(ti $.V2f: do (120-150
lbs.), liie'ltum to choke $3.f.o 4,
$5.00 do (all weights), cull lo com
mon $ 1.50 ru $3 50.
iti:irri.i:s vs. t Ari itriM.Mts
SKATTI.K, Wash.. June 21 (AIM
--Zoologists, hoDtful of exti'rmi
imtlng caierpllhn-s !wjunlng in
this clly. released 200 beet lex that
nro supposed to specialize in Kill
ing caterplllai-s.
NOTIti:
XGT1CK IS HKKKIIY GIVCX. th.it iiur
j legislative Aseiubly i(f the Slate
tlie inflowing count v warrtiuis, u hleh
seven years prior to the 1st d;iv f .htlv. 'j
been paid, will be p;tld by the County Tr
iaymeut within sixty d;tys from July 1st. nn
or any of them, are not so presented (or im meiit
from July 1st,
payment therec
l?2:, they will be
f will be ther-.tftei
I.I.M.IIll. 1'IMl
litlc IwuimI Ntimln-r l-'jivor nf AnuMitit
July r.. 1I2 . It. Xhlim 4,'J"
July . 1951 I ill I nek SI. .no j.jii
July 6. I'.'.'l iv.ir. j. i.. smith .:
Auk. a. I'.i.'l :; A. K. .Murlin l.t.i
I Nov. -. 1 ; -1 iSli i;,M.rn! ..ncs i.sn
I Nov. 2. lit-.' I I.. Itron-n '.' J'i
Nov. ISJI ."."17 Cc.it,. V.. rrcs 7.M
j Mar. 1. l:i.':' 47.". J.iy T.. l..r :.,
Mill-. I. 111-.".' 4M . i:. Soulhillll -.'.2.1
Mm-. 1. IHSJ alii James l.cc 2.2
M.ir. l. iss r.n'.i vi. .ii t;OT in
Mar. I. Ill:';' M? len.mp Mcukcl .,,,
Ar. 5. lu:.' 7:.o John r.iuen l.mi
ltll I I VII
Auw. S. !' S A. IU'nurh:ilii t $3
i iiHirr HtiAn i iMi
Aim. 3. I'.i.'l ;'3M H. Weuucr 4l.3:i
iNov. l:l.'l 3..T4 . K. II. Miles II...:
I'"'. J.'-'. I lii.vaM liMlr
WI'I'MLSS in- h.inil ami scitl ..f iii.l r'i.il"t. I'ltml this, the llh
Wheat Irregular
At Closing Today
CHICAGO. Juno .21 (AP) Fresh
early upturns in wheat values to
day followed brisk buying coupled
with announcement of reduced es
timates of world wheat production
this season. Meanwhile unfavor
able crop reports from domestic
winter wheat territory Southwest
continued, as did drought com
plaints from spring wheat sections
northwest. Opening at 4 c to 1 4 c
higher, wheat afterward scored ad
ditional gains, corn, oals and pro
visions tended upward also, with
corn starting at He to 4c advance,
and subsequently rising further.
Price upturns for wheat failed to
hold well at the last, and the close
was irregular. Mc lower to C
higher than yesterdny's finish. Corn
closed at c to ne dtecline,
oats iic off to 4c up, and. pro
visions unchnaged to a rise of 10c.
XKW VOHK FRUIT
NEW YOUK. June 21 (AP)
Dried fruit and hops steady and
' unchanged.
CHICAGO UVKNTOCK .
CHICAGO. June 21 (AP) (I.7. S.
IX A.) Hogs: 15.000; steady: 160
to 240 lbs. $1 I.unffj $1 1.15. Butch
ers. 2iMi.50 lbs. I 0.65 i $11.20;
130-160 11. $10.3541 $11.20.
Cattle: 2,ooo. Calves: 500. Very
uneven, finished steers and yeai I
Ings higher for the week: other
unevenly lower. Slaughter classse;
steers 1300-1500 lbs. $14.25 ru $ 1 5.75
H5O-H0O lbs. M4.00 to $15.75: fed
yeariings 75n-!i5n lbs. $13.75 Ju
$15.50; vealeis $13,00 4? $15.50. " '
Sheep: 6.000, ntnbs steady $14-25
ru 1 4.50; yearlings steady to 25c
higher; $1 2.00f.i $ 12.25; fat oww
steady $ti.oo ra $6.50. fnnbs Ii2 lbs.
down J 1 4.25 f't $ 1 5.40; 150 lbs.
down $5.50 ffj $0.75.
WOOL ItKPOltT
HOSTON. June 21 ( AP) The
ComiiH-ei ial HuMetin tomorrow will
.say: "More inquiry is reported for
wool this week, but sales arc far
from satisfactory, especially on the
finer natalities, which favor the
buyer in price. Medium wools ale
fairly firm.
jpSS(inc(j ,n ron.SP(im.m.e of reduced
' limits. Some wool, however. Is be
1 ing boufiht in the clean range of
S5-K8 cents, us agaiiit 8S-U2 cents
j formerly for fine and fine medium
I wools.
j "The manufacturing position Is
not unhealthy but It coiiiiniifn slow
so far as new business is concern
led. Were price better stabilized
I in wool it is possible business might
be better in tops, yarns and plecrt
good.
"l-'orelgn markets ore dull In fa
vor of the buy"',
':ohulr !s rather quiet Luf prices
keep fairly firm." I
The Commercial llul'.et will pub
lish the following wool quotations :
tomorrow : j
Scoured biusis: firegon: I
l-'ine and f. 111. staple !'4-!i5; fine
and f. m. Kr. clothing U2-93; flu
fund f. m. clothing; HO; valley No.
1. iio-lij.
Mohair: Original bag average 12 j
months Oregon 5S-C0. Graded j
stock. . ;
t Mist combing 65-70; good card
Ing 45-50.
La l.ItA.VDI. WHOLESALE
MARKETS
Springs lti B2c lb. -
HeHvy hena 16c lb. !
I.luht hens 14c lb
8tgs 80 lb. j
l-'lour. t
Hfird Federation (hard wheat)
Roft wheat 7.40 bbL I
-7.60. bbl. !
LA (iltANDE HKIAlb M AH RETS
lalry.
Rutter, creamery 60c; ' lbs,
9 5r.
Kgirs ;titr.
Chee.se 4tc lb.
Honey Comb. 25c lb
Vege tallies
Potatoes-- $ 1.50 per c. w. t.
Artichoke 2oc.
Parsley 5c bunch.
ChIiIihro 5c lb.
Clrapefrult. Florida 2 for 25a
I.etluee tor a head.
Was onions 5c lb.
Yellow unions fie lb.
Carrots lot: bunch; 3 for 25c.
Heists 2 Ibj. for 15c.
Turnip 5c a bunch.
Ceiery 16c and 25c.
(iieetl lie p peri 40p lb.
Green Unions 5c
Uadish 5c nunch.
Green len! :t lbs. ..c.
Green itenn
nam to nn Act of the '
approved l-Vbrmuy 25, I
were ixsued more thiU) j
and liich h;ive not
asmer if presented for
of Oreyoii
If said wnrrants, I
it bin sixty d.n
eancell'
refuse
'd by the Countv
I.
Court and 1
Uhub.-irb C lbs. 25c
Fruits
Bananas 10c lb.
Royal Anne cherries 2 lbs. 25c
Lemons 40c doz.
1ru.nges 3Scf 1.00 do
Watermelons 69c lb.
Strawberries 2 for 25c.
Cantaloupes two for 29c.
Sugar
Cane sugar $ti.oo.
Flour
Soft wheat $8.4U bbl.
Hard federation $S.40 bbl
Poultry
Hena 30 32c lb.
Springs 4mc lb.
Meats ami F.'sli
Beef boil 20 & 22c lb.
Chops and steaks 40c to 45c lb.
Kresh salmon 35c lb.
Halibut 30c lb.
Rabbits 28c lb.
Cod 26c lb.
Gasoline JZTT C tl
Gasoline, regular, retail, 20c gal. .J Wl111. " I
wasssmsxwssiwsM c-
; r -7 ; iS50irT Stzc 27x54
69
3 W2g5i E, ' rug is of a firm quality that will ; ;
'SJ' " J I ' scrve Y0U wcli 8
EADi ANa,lira,F""l
TfUUl syrup j '0r.i
Sold lly IMrich Loltes j SsSS:E5-'
I-a Grande, Ore., Grace Bid?. Ss4 . j
1406 Adams, Ssl
Leather Hand Bags
A new large assortment of
womens handbags. All colors
and styltj.
98 to ? 4.95
1
It keeps your food sale
. tlie temperature is ivcll below Soalwiiys!
For family health
for appealing menus
' ' this) is vital
In the General Electric
Refrigerator the temperature
is kept several decrees below
fifty . atu av.tFifty degrees
is accepted hy scientists as
tlie "danger point" in the
preservation of food. When
the temperature rises, even
a degree or two above that.
bacteria inn It iply.fuods
become unsafe to eat.
Perhaps you think your
own refrigerator is ah
wa)i "cold enough."
You cannot be sure un
less you actually take
your refrigerator's tem
perature. It is constant
cold it Inch is needed.
A'oo these vital points of superiority
Countless superiorities give the General Elec
tric Refrigerator its outstanding position . . . nn
hermetically sealed, dust-proof mechanism,
mounted ou top ...an accessible temperature
control ... a new standard of quiet operation
. no oiling ... no troublesome machinery . . .
simplified installation .no radio interference
...an unqualified two-year service guarantee.
I
I
Tbe Dew all-steel cabinets and
LUten in on tlit General F.lrrtric llonr. hmmlcnnl ererv Saturday ermine, B la 9 Entlcm StamtarA
Time orer the A. li. C netttork vf fttrty-tKO stations.
GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
J.C.PENNEYCQ,
108 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon
Japanese Rag Rugs
ill sEi x Size 24x48 li I
This tasty butter is made fresh every clay from
pure cream a real Grande Ronde Valley pro
duct that is pleasing the discriminating house
wives of La Grande because nothing of the sort
can be shipped in that is better. .
At All Dealers. '
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
j Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page 1
KmSPiNY J sealed mr
t Jat I)avI wo believe
tlie hermetically
For the Bedroom and
the Bathroom
Several small rugs to match the
color scheme arc effective and. u
these prices, everyone can afford
several.
L
clianism roinliine to protlurc what
: is the finest refrigerator ever made.
iW a dollar for repairs
Mnrr than a quartvr of a million homo are en
joying llw convenirncc, economy and health
piwrding services of the General Electric Ue
friperator And not one of these miners has
ecvr paid a dollar for repaits or service! This
is a record in llw industry.
The noyvn.jrei General F.leetric Refrigerators
arc priced as low as $21.i at the factory. A
email payment down places one in your home.
Visit our display rooms ,.ce the new models
you'll a;;ree that they offer llie grcalest values.
.lay of June. I'.'i
June 2 1 -2S Julv
.Mc(.'li:.Ml4'K.
County Clerk,