La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1929, Image 8

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LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, June 24. 1929
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for (nil column moat be
lo or f a. m.
that at) bills against imid partner
ahlp Hhould be preHented to them
Datxl at l& Orando, Oregon, this
17(1 day of June, 1928.
W. If. HUNCH,
DEWEY HEAdY.
6-18-6t.
Melons Higher
With Fourth Of
July Nearing
They'll take all
you can give 'em
Oshkosh B'Gosh overalls
are made for men who give
work clothes the hard e it
kind of wear. They're
hjsky. They'll stand up
under rough treatment. No
denim it tougher no
overall is belter reinforced.
Denim, thread, loops, slides,
buttons only the best are
used. Great, big, comfort
able, long-wearing, fast
color overalls. Cost less in
the end than cheap ones.
Come in. t Try on a pair.
QSHf(OSH
B'GOSH
hi( Work Clothes
"Must Make Good
or Wt Witt"
Men's Wear.
A m;,ij itAit;A(X
KcKuIar 42 piece nets of Fdwar.1
M. Knowles Decorated Dinnerwuic
for $11.05, while they UlhI, thin wek
at Hlchnr.lnon'8 Art and Gift whop.
ItcKular $H.f0 valuen. Hot tho
window, li-24-.'it.
IIAt'KMA.VH '
Htop at Highway Grocery, fire
works, 1c to J5e, 2203 Adnmn,
6-)7-lCt.
O.NK THOUSAND T1IIXGS
1000 article, all distinctive and
all suitable os wedding gifta will
be found at JtichurdHon'a Art and
U'ft shop. 0-24-St.
MXHi yOLH Iil-:ST N'OWI
Cull the Hob Shop, mako your
appointment for tho permanent
wave that leaves your hair HOft,
gloxtty and with beautiful ringlet
ondH. Tho Frederics permanent
wave method utao realialic. Mar
garet l.ovan. Prop. U-22-21.
MHS OKIUS him 1'LANTS.
0-12-tf
ri.Aix facts
When you want the bent that
can be made from your negative In
I ho way of on enlargement, take
your pictures to KlohanlHon'H Art
and (lift shop. They specialize 'n
enlarging, hand tinting and fram
ing. 6-24-3 t.
CAUD OF THAXKS
We extend io our muny friends
our sincere thanks for the kindly
help and synipalhc shown In our
recent bereavement whtn wlfo and
mother panned away, also our ap
prcclullon for the beautiful flowers
sent.
I. M. I(!chardson,
Mrs. and Mis. Milton 8. Block,
Mr. and Mis.'Howard F. Itich
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grah
am.
PORTLAND, Juno 24 (AP)
Warmth and tho approach of July
fourth aro having their seasonal
effect on watermelons, cantaloupes
and lemons. The three products
today experienced a sharp advance
j over Saturday's quotations. Lemons
were nu naraesc uy a rwee 01 &u
cents. Melons and cantaloupes
went up over a range from 1-4 to
3-4 cents. No recession was ex
pected before the July Fourth de
mand has passed Its peak.
The best strawberries aro trnil-
Ing along at 1.76 and scarce at
that. The crop in this Immediate
area is burning up.
j Outlook for tho raspberry season!
Is declared unusuully promising. A
big harvest was predicted unless
I weather prevents tho orderly rip- j
j ening process. A few of the ber-1
" " "tic ut-gmiiiiiK iu arrive. (
nutter and egg values remained
unchanged over the weekend. Tho
week closed with both In good de-mnnd.
Poultry and fresh
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheat In Chicago
HcmsiHchioy. pleating, button
boles, etc,. Norton' Kiddle Hhup,
I
MHS. NOKK1H FOH PLANTS. ..
. (i-13-tf.
Detroit police stopped a play the
other day becauso it was billy.
D""' they want any shows fn De-
faia attiisiiffmiirxusi
NOTICE TO CKKIMTOKS
Notice In hereby given that tho
undei-Hlffncd has been July appoint,
oil by the County Court of tho
State of Oregon, Union County,
d-vum Ui tm, twuo oi .connru i-oultry and fresh mcnta
nm in, aecouaea, and nun u.uall- steady und unchanged,
fled iih imch. All persona having
claims ugalnst said estate are here- Qf,r,rn I J nt uvw
by roci'jFRted to present the samo U pill! fl III
verified ns required by law to the
undersigned at her homo about two
miles north of l.a Grande, Oregon,
within six months from tho ditto CHICAGO, Juno 24 (A I')
hereof. . - Wooded fields in the harvest re
Dated nt I.a arandc, Oregon, B-on Southwest and dearth of
June 14th, j i moisture In drought districts
CORA BA HK Ell, ' . I'ixecuti-ix of Northwest led to a sharp new up
the hint will and t,etment of Leon- ,um on wheat values today. A gon
urd J. Hmith, deceased. oral rush to buy wheat was wit
Juno 1 7, 24, July 1, 8.' 15, .' I newed, -and the consequent rlso of
- , f , , values was shared by corn. Starting
, ItOMK.CAP) .A fund of I5,'"", wn1 l'''!UM'"
lloo has been .Ivan bv.'th. .Pmvln. a. "tlln but ""erward nveiuged
cinl Aritl-Tuborcular onnmrllun MWHw Ulan before. Corn opened
Wheat
July .
.Sept. ..
I Hi'. ..
July
Ihx: ..
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Close
1 . 1 1 1 . 1 r,
1.2 l 1.25
1.2 1& 1.25
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I.IVIMtPOOI, WlllVr I CIIICAC.O CASH
I.I VICHI'OOI,. June 24 (AP), CHICAGO, Juno 24 (AP)
Grain close: wheat July Ss 3d JI.2U. Wheat No. 3 red f 1.23; No. 2 hard
wciuiier ill' I l .l.b',. JJ.IH,
I
Uce. hu 10'4d 1.2S-y,.
POHTIAXI) PKOIICCE
POlt'lXANI), Ore., June 24 (AP) 4
liutler: steady; Portland Dairy
Exchango not wholesale pi ice I
(cubes): extras. 44c; standard, 43 &
cenls; prime fiislj, 42 14c; firsts!
42c. .
Creamery prices: Prints, 3 ccn'.s
over cube standards. j
Kggs: steady: Portland Dairy
bxchunge (net basis)
aixls, extras, 3.1c:
Corn: No. 1 yellow 95 Ci 9414; No.
whiio U714ras.
Oats: No. 3 white 43(S46; No.
white 42145 43.
Hurley: ((notable range 52i$G2.
'1 Imolhy seed: 4.00$4.75. '
Clover seed $ 10.50 1& 124.50.
Itye: no sales.
SAX I'ltAXCISCO FIll IT
SAN l)'ltANCI.SCO, June 24 (AP)
(l-'edoral-Stttto Market Service)
flesh stand-' Apples: California Newton pippins.
fresh standards . fancy cold storage 4 tier 12.25 tff
firsts, 3214c: fiT".h medium firsts, 3.i, poorer lower; 414 tier $1.50
30c; current receipts 31c. Prices to n 2.00. New Crop: Astrachans 60
retaUors, 1 'u 3c over exchango r(l 75c per lug. Jl.aOSi JJ.Od per
Prices. . box-.
Milk: steady; law milk (4 per, Washington Wincsaps, xf J3.50
cent). $2.45 c. w. I. delivered Port- C I. fancy $3.25(ji J3.75. Rome
land, less 1 per cent. Butterfat. beautys, large, fancy ;2.25fr $2.50.
station, 43c: track, 44c: delivered
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given tilat W. H,
Bunch and Dewey lleagey havo
purchased all tho ' interest of
Charles' lledingfleld In and to that
partnership business known us Bill
Bunch Garage Co., situated on Jef-
lorson Avenue, i uy oi i.a uruirae. . Game law v olutors urn In
Union County, Oregon, and that all chased by Minnesota game wardens cllnu lo a rls0 of 10 cents.
accounts owing to said firm una along the Mississippi river In mo
payahlo to the undersigned, and I torboata. . .
for the. benefit of ailing children pf
ltome. The inoncy will be uaed to
give free vucution ' In th moun
tains or by the sea to the. Buffering
youngsters. . . . . , ;
to c up, and kept near to initial
figures. Oats were easy, provisions
, held steady.
Wheat closed nervous (o 1 Vt
higher, corn unchanged to 14e
down, oats 14 i y, c off to c up
he "na provisions varying from 5c do-
IHTrKRI'AT
KAN KHANCIKCO. June 24 (AP)
Bulterfat f. o. b. San Erancisco,
50 cents, i
CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD
MEN'S SUIT
CLEARANCE
For Men Who Want to Save $5.00 to $10.00.
Think of Buying All-Wool, Hand-Tailored,
This Season's Suits for . .
E
PENDLETON GOLF
TEAM LOSES HERE
(Continued from Page 1)
Fred Donert and S. W. Lumpkin,
carded an UK. s. D. Crown was
low, among the m (Srnnile nnin
tcurs with an 81 and Charles
Heynolds was next with an 82.
Tho scores and points made by
La Grande players follow:
Plfiycr Scoro Points
This special selling and clearance comprises one
special group of Men's and Young Men's Suits. All
this season's styles and fabrics, all wool and hand
tailored, two and three button models,' with the i'much'
wanted peaked or notch lapels and the wide
shoulders. Also one lot of Men's Conservative Suits
in Michael Stearns make in banker's gray, sizes
37 and 38. Avail yourself of this opportunity to sel
ect one of these smart suits now! Be prepared to
celebrate the Fourth. A small deposit will hold a
suit tailored to your measure for future delivery. ,
IT'S A MYSTERY TO
'MOST EVERYBODY
Why New York Stores
Sell For Less
People wonder how we do it. Everybody knows our
refrular way of .selling; is cxlrnorditmrily low and we ciinnot
In; undersold. Everybody wonders how we can give such
yulues. The see ret is wo work together lis one largo fnm
ily on n big scale. I!y close cooperation with our Eastern
buyer, who is a member of our firm and does not work on
a commission basis, and who is eagerly searching the mar
kets for everything that, is new in seasonable merchandise
at lowest possible prices, and buying for our ten stores, we
save on everything he buys, ami we in turn pass these
values on to our customers.
Jf it isn't a bargain he doesn't buy it, if it isn't a bargain
wc don't sell it. That's why it pays to buy here.
Jack itenner 7(j
H. I). Crowo si
C. Heynolds R2
-W. c, Perkins 84
l' K. Lu.er 80
(?, JJohncnkauijp 87
L. K. Klnzel Jo
C. Ilingner x 90
J. Llewellyn 90
Norman Krees 9
K. J. Campbell 91
Dr. Murphy xi
Paul Meyers 93
A. W. Nelson 94
II. X.urbrlek nil
J. Thclsen 'J (Mi
H. M. Bay 97
if. Bobnenkamii 98
W. Slcgrlst 100
J. J. Carr 103
Dan Tanner 105
W. o. dinger lnr,
Mr. Hull 105
Jack Kerrls mi;
A, V. Andrews 1 1 0
L. Meyers 1 1 2
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
2 14
3
1
Vj
1 14
2
2
3
3
2 , -214
3
0
2
1 14
3
at Portland, 40ft 47c,
Poultry: steady, (buying prices)
alive, heavy hens over 4 14 pounds,
25c; medium liens, 3 14 'n 4 14 lbs.,
22 11, 23c; light, under 314 lbs., 20c
K21c: broilers 1 14 lbs.. 22(i(23c
colored brnileis, 2 to 3 lira., 25Cr
27c; spring pekin ducks, 4 lbs,, and
over, 22 lii 25c; old pekin ducks, 22
25c; colored ducks, 8fy20c.
On'.ons: steady, per c. w. t., Ore
gon, fancy, $3.50 Hi $3.75; bolleis,
tl.r,ni.$.7r,; Bermudas, $2li$2.25.
. Oregon: Newtowns, xf $3.75.
$4.60, fancy $3.60 1 $4.00.
Wool: steady; Eastern Oregon,
$23(i30c. lb., valley, 30fti36c.
Hay: steady, buying pricra!
Eastern Oregon timothy. $2l.50fl.
(lo valley, $1 7.00 it $17.50; al
lium. $22.500 $23; clover. $17
$17.50; out hay, $181 $18.
straw, $8 ton; selling prices
more.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, June 24 (AP) (U. iV
Department of Agriculture) lte
eelpls 45,000. Hogs: including 20.
000 direct. Market ru'rly active,
strung (o Hie higher than Saturday;
top $11.25; bulk 170-250 lbs. $10.
l.r.li $1 1.20; few 270-320 lb. $111.05
i $10.85 butchers, medium to
choice, 250-300 lbs. $1 0.40 1 $ 1 1 .05;
200-250 lbs. $10,051-, $1 1.25; J(i(j-
200 lbs. $lo.5ora $ 1 1.25,
('utile: leceipls IS, lino. Calves:
receipls 3.000; steer Ira.le 25 cents
lower, steer run with light kind at
yearlings predominating, In be
tween grudes off most, early Ion I
sir. r.n ...... II,,... .i..,...- ... .......
r " j ..mu iiuiiiK ill uuienei
slock, undertone weak. Slniiu-hirr
classes, slyrs; good mil cholro
1300-15(10 ibs. $14. 00tl $15.6(1;
1100-1300 His. $ 1 .1.0(1 rir $ 1 5.50: 960-
I" . $13. 75ft $15.50; fed yenrl-1
logs, good und choice 750-1(5(1 lbs. I
$13.0(1 ; $15,511; venters (milk fell)':
good and choice $ 1 3.o0f $ 1 5.50.
Sheep; receipls $ 1 1 .(Mil), open
slow, early indications weak to 25
cents lower; native lambs held at
$14. OIlSj $14.50. Best rangers above
$15.0(1, yearlings steady $7.75 to
$12.00; fat ewoi: $(i.U(l to $(i.50.
Lambs, good and choice 92 pounds
down $14.25', $15.25: ewes, me
dium lo choice. 50 His. down $5.50
1 $0.75: feeder lambs, good and
choice $I2.5(C( $13. (io.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK J
PORTLAND. Ore., June 24 (AP) i
l'attle and calves: cuttle opening
slow-; receipts cattle 2500,. calve
175 Including 124 cattle through,
(I loo to 1300) pounds.
ISecrs: $1 1.75(-( $12.50; .good
$ 11. 85 'a $12.85: medium $10.25 U
$11.85; do common $8.60 r,,$ 10.25.1
Heifers: good $lu.26i!$11.25; do
common lo medium $7.25f $10.25.
Cows: good $!t.G&i'$ J0.2f.; $7.60
tit $9.(15; do low- cutter $5.00 ii
$7.50. ..... ;, !
Bulls: (yearlings excluded), good
beef $9.00(i( $9.25; do cutter to me
dium $7.00 '11 $9.00. '
Calves: (600 lbs. down), medium
to choice $10. Odd $12.50; do cull to
common $7.(0ft $10.00.
Vealers; milk fed, good lo choice
$13. 60(1 $14.60; do medium $12.00
(ft $13.60; cull to common $8.00
$12.00. . ,
Hogs: opening active around 50
cents higher. Itocelpts 1200, includ
ing 98 on contracts.
I Heavy weight mcJIum to choice
, $11.00? $13.00.
I Medium weight medium to choice
j $11.50Ci$12.75.
1 Light weight medium to choice
$12. 35fj $12.75. ,
I Light weights, medium to choice
$11.25 $12.50. .. r
Packing sows, rough' and smooth
$8.50 'it $9.60. . .
Slaughter pigs, medium to choice
$H.00i$11.75. ,
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon
Rayon Bedspreads
To Dress Your Beds for Summer Are
Practical and Inexpensive !
Solid color background . . . with stripes to harmon
ize with your bedroom color-scheme . . . with a spread
like this your bed will always look as if you were ex
pecting guests! Their crinkle effect keeps them from
mussing easily! Rayon spreads ... so lustrously
lovely . . . come in handsome Jacquard patterns, too.
Colors
Blue, Rose,
Size
80x105 inches
Scalloped
Kecder and stocUer p'-BS medium
to choico $11-50; $12.00.
(Soil or-oily hoffs und roustinK
plfTH excluded In above quotations.)
Shocp and lmnbs: opening slow;
rcceiptti 775.
J,muus (84 lbs. down), good to
chfjjco $1 1.75 $13.00.; medium
!l 'J. no I . ' u clo (ail wpikiuh;,
cull to common $8.00 (a $!.&u.
Yearling wellu-rs: (110 lbs.
down), medium to choice $7,00 i
$0.25.
Hwph (120 lbs. down), nipdium to
choice $4.00fff.$f,.2rnlo (all weightH)
cull to common $K.00fi $!i.f0.
! Ycarlfng wethers (110 Ibs. down)
uedium to choice $7.00(Ti $0.25.
Kwes: (120 lbs. down), milium
to choice $4.00 tfj- $5.25; do (120-151)
lbs.), medium to cholco a.5U
$5.00; do (ail weighls), cull to
common $ 1.50 $3.50. v
Banking Facility
A clearing house l.s n vnlunfnry
QSHoclallmi of hanks located hi lite
fliiniQ city joined! together to frl.
Itato tho daily exchange of cliecks,
drnfls and notes nrnons lis mem
hers, Insload of soparnte cxdunincs
hoing made directly hy each bunk
Willi nil other hanks.
Medical ncbnct disclosi-.s that
men who work with their braliiM
really do have larger heads than
thoHo who don't. Ity tlm way, ditl
you ever look at a wrestler's head
clOHuly ?
Cave Man
Mrns Alhlclk I nions
ttiir Meii'M A th let lr t'ntoim are
full eil( fabrttn iif Uiihinnok with
V ne'k and tbubb Mt itt ln-il with
wide claMle ha tut und itoiibltMl
ti( point nf ti a in. hie li ii (
MUIM'N t'Olnfitl t 1111(1 M-l Ytfl
HpeebiMy pilced. still
(Mliei-s lit 7.'
' 50c
and U.'ie
Mon'H DiCvSS Shirt.s
Men"s (iold t'oal llntadiluth
ireM8 KhlrU, koim! full uut, box
plait front. conlt KtylfM, long
point collur and t;tiarantei'(l
fiiMl rtrlurn, An otitstutul-
ing value, i-uoh
OTTTXTir T x k 1 r r-.
ouinim uais are
good ones to TAKE
PICTURES. Then
lirinp; them to MAE
STEARNS, Thoto ex
pert, for
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
ENLARGING
TINTING
"Lest in Town"
L. & L. Drug Co.
J ( J.UUCfif 11.76. . .' j
If! O bTR HI i
I li h I IAV 3
; v m . i. -
the ii(s ANf;i:u:s imi:viNa co.
Is rieasi-! to Announce
U.L0TTES
Hum Ilecn Appointed E.trluslve
Di.strlhiKor of Our Famous
East Side Malt
100 Pure Hurley Alalt Full 3-lb. Tins
Attntellve l'riee lo l)ealern
Telephono 2 IG-J 1118 Jefferaon Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
95c
WHKRK (JOOI) CI.OTIIKS COST LKSS
HEW i
rk Store
1210 ADAMS WATCH OUR WINDOWS KOlt Sl'KCl AI.S '.,1216. ADAMS
WMAQt
1
Throw away all
your old ideas
about rudlo pro
grams und liHteii
tonight to tho
Firestone p r o.-
gram over station KG W at 9:00
Pacific time.
Hear something new surprising
different. Completo red network
of 40 stations.
Perkins Motor Co.
Illl (Hid Admis
I'Ikuio m. rnn
lluiiy! Only it row lnys foe the niculcst biiinnina at tho
QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
Genuine Hroadcloth Shirts, collar attached ""('
Men's Dress Pants S-.l"
Men's Dress Shoes $2.10
Children's footwear $1.29
WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE
M. 8. Alport, Prop. joe Adnnis Aio.
Trio Sloro With Mirror In Center ot Entrance
Month End Bargains 1
Shoes - Hats - Wash Dresses
All Discontinued Numbers to Sell
At Special Reduced Prices
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Detter Merchandise Lower Prices
Just Like Being Handed $50
fi.l ChHuui, Hut tint
Ilcrv'd ht jour vatcnml ncis
tois of Su.uoo l.Br, ,. i,,,,).,! ikl.,
K'cui'tlliig tu th Field Museum ol
Nutinul llmtory, Chlinto, whlih
him Just iilucid on vxlilMltmi thin
llfc KlHi flKinti ol h ini'hMorlc hiic
IIK Nmiidnthal or Monstci Inn
nun. This nice lived wt-Klvm
Kuni;i durliiK Hit- l.p, chiilul
porlixl. Inhuliltlui! cm is. und i
l.eli(s tin carllot stum- ..t hnuuin
ilttliii ot Milch. luinidctB skwic
Wus linv bem tounJ,
I'or hi.mes wilh
ftut electiieity an
in-bulll 4 cycle
gasoline eiiglno is
ftirnlheil at ad
ditional cost.
iien you tUy a bf r,ED QUEEN aluminum
washer it is just like being handed a ?50 hill, he
cause the SPEED QUEEN offers all the advant
ages found in the highest priced machines at a
saving of MOKE THAN ?50.
The SPEED QUEEN is distinctly a quality ma
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less than ?12."). Women everywhere are welcom
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Come in tomorrow and let us show you why the
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This h h o w h the
smoothly polished. 4
viine. aluminum imi
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heavy wi,rk cloth's
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