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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1929)
Thursday, July 18, 1920 Page Clx LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Portland Egg Prices Pushed Up Cent Today I'OlCTl.ANl), On., July IS (AD -T-I'VjIlowliifir a (Ivan ccs in othor count niarkctH, J'orlland 'KK prices on siaiiflardH an-i cxIiuh were piJKlied up one cent today; medium grale were unchanged. The butter trade was fair with out price chungKu. - Poultry and country dreHHcd meals held at previous ((notations. Kloiir prices and leedHtuflH hnvi Kept pace with the udvaiic.e in wheat, and otiier pniln. Klour es jiocfally haH pon i! up somet liinK liku a dollar since the spurt in wheat. M ill run, iniddllngN, cutr.k ed corn and rolled oats and hurley have all undergone, a similar ad vance. Apricots from Yakima and The Dalles were beginning to arrive In large (imtntilfoH. They are prleed at $1 (o $1,15 a lfi pound tub box, wholesale. Next week they are expected to bo at their pwk for canning purposes. A short season, lasting not more than n week for the beat, was predicted. Cantulonpes wer a bit higher, pending receipts from other lo calilies than California. Strawberries were absent from offerings at the Knst Side market of the Gardners' and Ranchers' as social ion today. Kxeepl. for a few stragglers, ihe reason was ut an end, No price changes were quoted In other produce. IOKTIiAM CASH .' JM.mTI.ANI), Ore., July JH (AD ('ash wheat: Mig Hi? nd hluesteiu, hard white $1.88. Soft white $1.34. Western white l.:i4. Hard winter $I.:i. Nort iiei'n spring $ l.'.Ut, Western red 1 1.3 ft. Oats: No. -K lb. whltf $ 4.(111. Todiiy'n. car receipts: wheat 6i. flnii)' X, coin N, oat h 2. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Inly Scll. IHf. .fuly Sl.pl. J ).'. CHICAGO 'fiKAIN ' ... l.l'i l.il'j t.ll'i .1.4001.47 l!l'A 1 . 1 r -i l. lf.y, l.t(l ... 1 .52 1.57 1.51 1 .5 1 I'OllTIiAM) (illAI.V i.:ik I.ii5', i.:ir.", .1.38 l.itKJii 1..15J4 j ..-. 54 I. Ill l.i:i i.M)., I'OHTI.ANI) LIVESTOCK I'OUTLANI), Ore. July 1 S(AI') Cnltlo and calves: 150 Including CU through: culves 10. KKis (I 1110-1300 lbs.). kooiI ill. lit) 'a- J12.60; CJ60-1IOO llm.), Kooil $ 1 1 .fiO ftf $ 1 2.5(1 : (S00 and up), medium $10.00 fit) 111.50; common .SU t $10.00; heifers S50 lbs. down), (food $ 1 0.2f0f $ 1 1.00; com mon lo medium $7.50 'if $10.25; rows, good $y.00(ff $!).50; common l Inedliljli $7.00fd $11.00; low cut ter $5.00fi $7.00; good beef 15. now $11.76; cutter to medium $7.00 ftp j $!l.0o; calves (500 lbs. down), iue- ilium to choice $9.50W$I2.00; cull lo common $7.00 (n $11.50; veiilers, I milk fed, tfooti'lo choice $l;(.oo fn $14.50; medium $11.00 He $i;l.0ll, cull to common $7.00 (if: $y.ro. IIokh: Kully sleaily, receipts 45!1, iiii'luiling 711 on contract. Heavyweight (250-:.rili lbs.), me dium to choice $11. 5ifij $12.50; mi ilium weight (200-250) lbs, me dium to choice $12.00(0 $12.75; light weight (100-200 llm.), me dium to choice $ I 2.50 (n $ I ;t.r,o; light IIkIiIh 1 :! (i -1 i;i llm.), medium to choice $1 l.76i '$13.00; packing sows, rough and smooth $0.00 Oil $10.00; slaughter pigs (S0-I30 lbs.) medium to choice $ i 1.50 fit $ 1 2.50; feeder and stocker pigs (70-i:(y His.), medium lo ehoit-n S 12.50 (it' Quolahly I including ( S IOS. j y $11.00 In $13.25. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting ligs excluded in above quotations.) Hiieep ' and lambs: stmdy; receipts 475, 247 through. Lambs down) good to choice $13.00 niedlum 'JMti $1 1.00; (all wts.) cull to common $7.00 H $9.50; yearling wethers (110 lbs. down) medium to choice $7.00 (tp $9.00; ewers (120 lbs. down) medium to cholco $i.00(ii $5.25, ( 120-150 11)8.) medium to choice $3.600 $5.00: (all weights) cull to common $1.50 (I $3.50. CJ I. TO n v. -us . w k -a V , . m mw -n Mil I T.n i i . 108 Depot St.. La Grand. Oregon ioim-ANi imomicK PORTLAND, Ore., July 18 (AI Kggs: higher; prices to retailers: fieah extraff-36; standurd firsts Ii4; frt(sh medium extras a lie; f resii medium firsts, 3e. Kggs: J'riceH . to wholesalers: fresh extras 34c:; ' standard firsts HUe; fresh medium extras,- 31c: fresh meillum firsts,! 3ic. Hult(M milk, poultry, onions, po tatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascaia hark and hops steady and unchanged. July Clearance Sale On Model T Fords- 18th itarting Friday, July For 3 Days Only THIS SALE WILL BEHELD AT OUR USED CAR LOT 1924 FORD TOURING With 5 good tires, paint like new and 96 motor in A-l shape, price only $115.00 1926 FORD PICKUP Steel box, balloon tires, motor A-l shape. Just what the farmer needs on his ranch. Low price of , $195.00 1926 FORD ROADSTER New Duco paint, Ruxtcll Axle, wind shield wing's, motometer, bumpers and many other extras at the low price of $215.00 100 1927 FORD TON TRUCK With long width base, extra transmis sion, flat rack body, new tires, only $295.00 1924 FORD COUPE Motor in first class shape with new bat tery and Duco paint, come early for this ;ar, price only $142.00 119 34 1923 FORI) TOURING A dandy buy at only $ $60.00 1927 FORD DEL. Panel body for whiter or summer 116 delivery, new tires, motor just over hauled, price $325. 1925 FORD TUDOR 5 good tires, Kuxtel Axle and more than XJLtJ 10,000 miles transportation at low cost, price $165.00 1924 FORD TOURING A bargain for. summer transportation, price only $65.00 107 1924 FORD PICKUP As is. Price $65.00 1926 FORD COUPE New paint, many extras. A car for the 64 conservative buyer. Price only $245.00 1923 FORD COUPE Lots of extras, motor and tires good. 71 Price $85.00 I ri i 3 tn We have many other cars at our lot to choose from. Phone Main 2 or Main 508 DON'T FORGET FRIDAY JULY 19, 1929 A Ni'xt to Olisi-rver (.!. I,. Linison, Mjjf. Semi-Sheer Pure Silk Hosiery For Women This silk to the top Ml-fash-' ioned hose is a favorite with smart fit v 7Tm r w 0 m e " ftWy Ajjp Cowries ir 1 w $1.49 Smart Hats ' For Summit Wcr Viscas ppi na'r " nra'5 VjjfffiBf n o v e 1 t y VwiSA. r straws ' fflhAV A e v e r so many clever r f J styles! 1.98 to 4.98 -'Big Mac" Work Shirts Known from Coast to Coast Opener closed front. Fine or coarse yarn c h ambrav. Cut full. Ail sizes. . 69c I H I i ts. Men's Hose For Long Service "Big Pay" men's hose is a eavy weight cotton tiose, care ully made for extra long wear, 'lain- colors. 2 prs. 35c Men's Shirts Fancy Broadcloth Collar attached s of good qual ity broad cloth in at tractive pat terns. C u t .full and ' well made. style: mm "98c Men's Shirts Of Fancy Broadcloth Well made. Distinctive pat terns in a big selection. Collar at tached or to match. $1.49 1 i ! 1 in in i mm Glance over the outstanding values presented here. They are typical of the many other money-saving opportunities that await the thrifty shopper who accepts our invitation to visit our Store. . . Silk and Rayon Full-Fashioned Hose Silk for smart ness and rayon for greater service. A splendid hose for general needs. Good colors. Fair 98c Knit Vests Slimmer Weight Knitted of lightweight cotton varn! built- up shoulder. A thrifty way to keep cooll 25c Lovely Rayon Undcrthings A splendid quality rayon is used to make these undergarments. It looks almost like silk I Vests, 79c. Bloomers. 98c Costume Slips Tailored A variety of fabrics for your telection in this Croup of smartly tailored costume slips. Thrift pricedt . : psjCBUHSmM 98c to $1.98 w Men's Ties Smart and New .7T ; a -rrrr Good lookinfi i e c k w c a r Tailored to tic smartly and ii fashionable pat' ' terns. 79c "True-Blue" Work Suits They're of khaki, denim or hickory stripes. Triple stitched throughout with 7 pockets and watch pocket. All sizes. $1.98 VOx-Hide" Overalls for Boys i ncy re mane oi 2.20 blue denim, fully cut and strongly sewn. Tri ple stitched throughout. Sizes 4 to 16. 69c ft 1 "The Siak" Smokrcpe Outsole or Correct fmt -support anc tomfort assured by this well mane jport shoe. v hite brewn duck upper. $1.39 to $1.59 "the Dorset" Young Men's Suits For yoiing fel lows who want style as well as wearability. Tail- ored expertly of and unfinished iytr-' $19.75 MY 1 Men's Overalls "Ox-Hide" Make The kind that ttill stand lots of hard wear. Of heavy 2.20 Blue denim. Sizes 30 to 43. Jumpers cr overalls at 89c "True-Blue" Boys' Play Suits Com fortablycut and strongly sewn. Sizes 2 to 8. Made of sturdy well wearing fabric. 79c Boys' Suits With Two Longie9 They're as smart fci B9 IjIII UC l - ored Just like dad's. Coat, vest , and two pairs of loncics. Fine fab rics. $9.90 111 M l lll'(M)l, WIII'.AI' I.IVKCI'tioU July is (AIM When I I'losi': July l" l. !('. ttitoluM-: 10s S Vi'l SL.'.r.'i. ( t 4-c'Mitri': I oh 11 Stl l..r'J i Marth: lis 2'.iil 1.I1:'S. flltCACO CASH rlllCAWi, July I (AIM -Whent: No. 3 rc.l 1 1.4 Vj: No. : ntlMMl 1.4ii li . t'otn: No. I yt'llow $l.'4's i II us: No. ; iitte li.iTi i, . Onls: No. 2 white 61; No. : llitf ts v r; hn i, . Ityt1: no jwltv. Ft iiioy: iiuoti.M- ruiiKo 65'i7i. . T..tot!iy c.fj;. Sl.itH.S. Clovt-r .s.'t"l: UM'n 24.un. Lin il 112.4"; ill.s ll:i..i"; bHIIv lir).(H. ItriTKIll'AT NAN IMIAM ISCtj. July IS (AIM Iluttorfat r. o. I. Sun I'ninciw o. ")MU cents. CIIICAliO M I-M'K I'Mlt'Aflll. July IS (f. S. I)! A.) 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