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Pago Six L'A' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CANADIAN RAINS WEAKEN PRICES Chicago Wheat Market Quotations, Prop Due . to Scattered Showets. t'MH'AdO, July l!l (AT) A Ilk-lit rain fa II lur In tln ru.mllitii north k( ami In Hmitli I iiikntu wtMilifiHMl Him nmhi mailiflN lotluy lui'l wllh ii hill In buying. pth'i'N (rt-lliul, Wht'iit hiiil opin"l un rlmiiKvil from yiHii ilny'N flulHh In I IiIkIht, hill tho rui rent turm-tl wil lilu tn ounlhK hour 11 ml at lt:30 oYUirk wheat wuh 'i, to I v lower Ulan rinn HavH iIoh ! ri'inlHT ilollvt'i y Ki1tl at $1 ro v, , Hplmhoi- at $1.44, ami .1 lily at l.aii-A,, 'IVmin'ntt'M'i from SO to l" ilt'Ki rrH ik prt alrnl nvi r I lu pralilf provlin'i'N yrstorOay m.l tin litnn'UNi una Tor fair ami vnrmrr today hut a !lrav of hope as -IoIhIimI In I hi pi iMlli'tlun tT at-at-lofrit llnnnh'i rttnwirM. 11m In IV II tnilay 11 1 Ktttminton, I'i li e Alhci t an I I'l-Tiv, S, y. hul the rMrlll of ivllrf to tho tlrouh'lil .iffllrt.M nm'liiff wlu'iil crop va an yt mi Knn 11. Tin l.lvi'ipool markr! uu.s uteinll rO for a tlmi Ity liuylllK Inlliii n hy itnfavtuahlr n-pnitN from Ahh Imtta, hut tlnrlllK'il later In fyiupii thy with tin North AUM-tUnn ui:r kH.s anil waa 1 ti!r off at llu1 rlofu. I'lH'll WIIN 1 lo l renin loWt'l' In the tivy triiilliiR hrro. POKIl.AM IWMI lOKTI..N1. r. July I'.i 1 A I ') - iash wheat: Mg l nil lilutt'iu, Wt white fl.Xti. . fioit white 11.82. Wesiern while $1.3:', . Hun I w tniet- i.:s. , . Not thorn mull! Western nt I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO (.JtAIN July : I. lit LiiTVJ l.7!4 Sept I. Hl(jj 1,17 I. I7T4 l-l t !a 1.1 1 x P iv i.fta j ip i i..v, ?i 1.18 i. iH rniii,Ai atAi.N lui.v i.iuvj 1 vj i,;ti! i.jw pt ...... ...;..v.j i.:ni .:iin iv t.au 'it " 1 .au S (si i.:iu i Wiiy lit I.I I 1,1 I III l,OHTIM Ll I'.SrtX K l'( llt'l'L AN I Uiv .July 1 S(AI') - t'attle unit iulvt'n: 1 Ml Wu'lmUliK fiO through: ralveM in. Sl-eiH I I 1 MM -1 .00 Ihf.), M'HmI ll.rn ( $i:'.f,a; (UMi-llmi lit.), cmul $ I I ,!M ti $ 1 2.fo; (MM) nml up), I iiieilhun $M.ii (f IILTiO; eouunon I $V!.1I )i $ll.OU: helleiK M hs. jOown). MOial $ I o. ft 1 1 I .no ; -ont I mull to UM'ilMini ST. Tin (p rows, K"l ln.oa'd $:t.fi!t: loiiiiiiou I In inivliHin w f'.t.oo; mv riit- ller .VlMl"l JlT.iMi; boef irt.uor I $'..?;; euller lo niellnm $?."0 up I Itt.aii; cales (:"toa Ih-s. down), inc- illuni to rholee. $;t.M -ti $ 1 2.m): roll lo rout Minn $7.01' n J'.t.fot; vealers, mills feil, K" lo ehoitv fm.lHi ft 1 1 4.ro; in. .hum j 1 1 mi 1 1 :t.oo, I'llll to ronunnn JT.uiii.i Jl'-.;.0. 1 1 ok?: l-'uily tileatly. receipts 4.")li, lm-lulllt i( on mnlrart. lleavywelhl ( I'.'tO-S .r.M me dium lt rhou'o HI.Mi $12. Mi; i medium WeiKht (0it-2ri0 iUs, mi 1 dtiiui t I'hoieo 5 I 2.011 f. $l2-7."; Ituht weight i;a.2i"i I its t. tif i (limn tn clioit e III.MMi J 1 S.UO; ; IIkIiI MuldH (Kin. Itia II... ), Hum to eliolt e H 1.7. i J 1 3. "o; paekiUK sow ft, f.m;h mi.) finnottl $. no tf ttn.aa; sliiUK'hler pli.4 (Mi-ISn Mm.) medium to elioiee 1 t .Tin $ I .f0; I Tee-Ier an. I t.ti ker pi.s ( 7u-1 :it lilts.), me.htim lo eheic $12. !$IS.2rt. Soft or oi!y hut'M nnd 'roajttlntr pis exelud-'d in ahovv itiuolaliona.) Sheep ami himi'M. (.juotahly I stivitlv; ti-cvlpu; 4T:. tnrtudhiK lit; thiouKh. Uuuhf) (S4 11m. ttow n 1 LMiini i 1 ; V.iee t aa r ftlt.oo medium J'.i.r.D'ii $1 l.nd; (all WtH.) (Mill to eouimnt. $7.00fff $!.riti; yeailtna' welheis (110 Dim, down) niotllum Ij L'hoieo $7. (Hi r, I'j.tio; eneH (I2i) I he. down) iiiedluin to choleo M-Oiffl $.ri.2r. (I2H-I50 HM mkmIIiiiu to rhntio $:t.fnM $5.00; (all welKlitK) t-.ill to common tl.M) u ;i.5ii. A.) I it a 2f.o UK A.(1 MVKsTOC'K t'lth'Atio, July iy (V. s. i. ltoj?: l.noo; to to Ific hlKhor; to 2-Tn IIH. tu' Oo to 1 1 2.3 u; to Sou ha. l l.ftMf n.sr.. 'attle: 1.1100; cilIVl'H 1.000! ateady: I son. 1 rnn IKs. $ 1 4.&0 to S l.6: i'Mt-1 inn u.s. $ 13.75 to tti.4o; fed yearllllRH 7fiO.S60 Iha. li.i.aoti jiti.au. eaieen 14.& 10 JI7.oo: .stoi'ker wtul feeder (tleera $12.00.1 $13.25. Sheep: it. (mo; steady to utronc: now hi.lillntr '-5r low tr; natives UMMi$H sr; aheep ateady: fat ewes $5 fitMi S't.Mi; lam lis, 92 IhH. down M4.2ffti St 1.26; feeder lam ha, Jl 2.50 ii $ I 3.7a. I.l l ltl'lKH, WHKAT MVKMPOOU July 19 (AD Wheal rlow: July Hht 2'i l $1 4S'(1e. Ootohor; 10s ti'id $1.53. Deecmher: 10s I d $l.f)GS, Mareh: I Is l $l.Cti. winmim-:; WIIKAI' WINNIPKO. M., July li (API Wheat futures clojvd: Jul)' Jt.CS. (K-totter: $ I.60 S . Heeejnher: fl.SS1. t'ash: No. 1 northern ll.CS; No. 2 northern 1,65; No. 3 northrrn Brisk Trading Market Feature; Small Fruits Up POKTLANIl, Ore.. July l'. (AIM Itriak tradlnif and wide variety of offerings market toilay's setutlon 01' the Kaat Sldo market of tint OarilneiH and ItancheiK asfoi-ia-tion, A numhor of new wanon ahle products made- tholr uppi'tir aiii'c at comparatively reasonable plU'OH. Amoilff tho latter wen Kift'n apples, ffrecn peppers ami iHK plant, lu I ho prlcu cliaitew, eiinant.i. pit chorriea and stiunh were up, iv hilt lutnlpH, Iouk clier riea a ml ra hhuK" we re li?h 1 1 y owt-i While corn was 10 renta cheaper a a yellow Imntam heRall to arrlvt in quantities. l-'ollow luff prices were quoted: l'eaa 4 5: beans 8 ft 1 ; yellow coin iiO cents: white corn f0; car rotw. beeirf and onions 2ft cents: turnips 4a; lettuce 90rtt$l; celery '.HifirJI; cdeiy hearta $t..ro: wiunsh SI, 50; cucumber $1; hincs $u pie cherries 9 61 10; pot at oea 3; cahhaffo 9U; raspberries Si. "5 ' $2: blackcaps $ 1 . 7 r ; currants Sl.T'i. preen tipples S 1.25 Iuk box; pep pers 2 box; ckk plant $1.75 box. FIND IT HERE Oopy for this colunin must he j tn br f a. ra. I . Friday, July 19, 1929 " I.IC.PENNEY.CO. I .M iiY clkaiuancj:. ! All harness, tents, liiKnaKo at a hiK (llucotint, Gruoo Harness Shop. , 7-17-IU. I DAXt'lO AT STAIlli l:V Sat. ninht, July mh. Ciootl music. ItiK Hodeo Snmlay, 21st. Kveryhody 1 3 welcome, tlood camp Kiounds. 7-17-4, lp.: CHICAtiO CASH (HlfAdO. July 19 (AI' Wheat: No. 3 red $l.d4'3 Inn. I 1 1-41 $1.43i;. t'orn: No. 2 yellow Sl.021 $1.04; No. 4 white $1.04 'j. thus: No. 3 white 47K4S'i; No. 4 white 4 ''i 46. live: no sales. Harley: tUolahle ranjre 65 73. Timothy seed: $3.901 $4.65. t'lover seed: $15,001; $24.00. I'm 1 1 i k wi:in)i; (iiKr j A shipment of the latest and 1 nicest' things for wedding Rifts has just been received at Hichardson's : Art and C.ift Shop. Just a tot or! new ideas In clever boxed Rifts, ur- i ticb-s for the kitchen, and clever! Ideas for tho homo. in K'Micral. will be found In tbrs new line. See them at Hlrh.irdJron'a Art mi l Giff i Shop. 7-lS-3t. I lUTIKItl-'AT SAN I'ltANt'lSCO. July 19 (AI) Hntterfat f. o. b. San FranciM'o, So cents. iik m:v toi'a Have you seen the new Topa ', Kostoria Glassware which has just; arrived at Itlchardson's Art ami ' Gift Shop? If It Is Kostoria it s th finest Rlaxrfware for your table - l'o-toria in Glassware is what Ster ling is in silver. 7-1S-3L M:VI MV! NKW! The new Fall Line has begun to arrive at Itichardson's Art and Gift Shop. Vo;i are invited to see the new thin-rs. 7-1S-3U edestrians shouMni't kick, Lots I of them pet wonderful breaks. Ilcmtitclilntf. ptestliiir. buttou holes, dc. Norton's Kldtlic MMip. Adv. rooKt-:i i-xmi sAi.i-; A MaeMarr's, formerly Slone Groc. All day Saturday. July 2otTi. I .a dle Auxiliary l- (V K. 7-l;-1t. 108 Depot St.. . La Grands. Oregon Now Is the Time to Buy w Blankets Here Is the Place to Buy Them and A Small Deposit Will Hold Them for You We bought these blankets early , . . bought for over 1,400 stores. We saved for both reasons ... and we're passing that say.ng on to you n the form of Lower Prices! Every blanket new . up to our standards of quality and color! selected to measure Reversible Single Cotton Blanket, 2.98 Tin mmi m Ti i irl DEL'S SELF SERVICE STORE J J o QuittiB.g y L-a 23 Buisiee: c MA.w mil THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD OUT! Every Former Price Will be Reduced lo the Very Limit to Completely Sell Out -Close Out -Get Out AND REMEMBER- Our Prices Are Already Low, We Can't Show the Wig Reductions That Some Stores Can Who Mark Their Goods Much Higher to Start With Rut Come And See These Real Bargains c"1 RvhI V KY3 Just A Few of Our Close Out Prices i close out 1 'C Women's Tme Siik llo.-e rn sale I ' union's l!;ion Uo.-e 'JO lew sh.uies. on sale OtC- W onions linv Silk O-i "" Chiffon hose ,2 v;il.O I .Ut) pointod luvl, on Women's l!;non Uo.-e l HON Women's Tuiv Silk tT ' Women's out sije full fci!ioiui inuv silk hive, soiwe weight. Hejr. J J.oo ,Uue on N1 81.15 ChtMirn's new Novell v )") h:of ho.-e ' MenV lieu r.oveiiv m-. -J Q res. ;.Se value 1 'C ju-.a rtu ,l.(o . use Ut't W.-vens h.avy AO l s on l...or.,eis "Ov New .v.k ie; pli'..".i-,i lyvc'lv sc:;;i si.io Men's new .vilk lit A fine !o! of wvn-a -,i's v.-.l ehild It'tl's Wash l:vsse ;,u usiue.si in puce to cioso -us Our Entire Stock of Women's Footwear Values to $5.00 in two Rig Bargain Lots Just A Few of The Bargains Children's white canvas slippers to close out Children's Shoes sines 1 to S to close out 29c 49c Misses and children's slippers & oxfords, size 1 l'.i C - Aff to 2 to close out yl.iD Ioys" oxfoi-ds size 1 to ii, to close out.. S1.95 9-65 $3 .65 .w .vilk ties , Our Own Kiiruhir Stock 0n on Saie. Sweaters Childivn's novelty nmt Mle sweaters, lvj;. Sl.oO .,:,: 95c ti 4 tj Ollur sweaters all ivdiicoil in I pi.ee to c'msc i'iit Wi.r er.'s s;ot sweatei-s Sires to 11 Q t" m.I to ,2.:o Ol.OO Koal Harpains in men's shoes :uu o funis Hoys' oxfords 2' i to C 5 'v, to close out Men's House Slippers leather or felt .. Women's House Slippers regular $1.00 value 81.45 79c 1'ivwn canvas oulin? Q,, sluxs, size to .'. .. JDC 79c White Champion Keds P" Ox fold Style sale One lot of Wi7i:vl and Dr. St-holls Arch Snpivnt-s $.''.."0 to $ri.00 values, close out AO., piice JoC Our Own Rojralar Stixk Only on Sale. Single Plaid Cotton Blanket, 98c A lielit-wciVht cotton blanket . . . size 70x80 . . will fill a need in every home. Part Wood Double . Blanket, fi.98 An assortment of pretty plaid combinations. Size 72x84. 5-lb. weight. Wool Filled Double Blanket, 4.98 . A comfortable, soft blanket . . . and so pretty, in lovely plaid patterns with sateen bound ends. Sie "0x80 and weight 4'A pounds. Smartly new! With- sateen binding to match one side. Size 66x80. . , Double Plaid Cotton Blanket, 2.98 : Soft" and wann. Satren binding. Size 70x8(1 In attractive plaids. Ill: II I II A comfortable, soft blanket . . . and so pretty, in lovely plaid patterns mMiNSl ' I A . . ...mi- mwm i .V XlHcMarrX formerly Wono, El ' JDT J1? 1 " Y'T ' T' . l.'W'" ' t- M I( I 1 rMPsK- : PW1 i i lot No. 1 Ut No. 2 COOT Values to Jl.tHi 0-.7t) Values tn J"i.t OtJt)0 LS-ukTi r l! J4-!.51-i, .?i r The supreme test " i of strength "I class your overalls as the best I have ever worn," is how S. E. Walsh, Southern Pacific freight break-; man starts his letter telling of the experience pic- ' .,f-4 T 1 1 fll ,Tr,i, nrt in.irl.nt tli.t Kf,,rrKf- IHP . unvu. aii vwu an iii.i,iiiv uiuk L.ivugiiv i,.w much closer to Oshkosh B'Gosh. A few weeks ago ; I was setting a brake on a car and slipped. Luck would have it that my overall suspender caught on die air retainer and held me till I got hold of a grab . iron. Due to the strength of Oshkosh B'Gosh Over alls 1 was saved a twenty-toot fall and serious injury." An Outstanding Value at Men's Sport Sweaters ts sir? to it ci ?r .:o. to .Woo, 01 lit) rne Hie i. t of Rieii's heavy vol Msst stv':e sweMers. nimwn. M vacV Ht1 Wsie. .Inst the thins i vi your ouf.np or fishmp tnps. ,l f.Ui...r .H.!H S tit Sl.OO K f shoeshosiery1 ? T- i ; hi i xmh I X L IPX! Art AV iTx-V ft AiJ . lTS fir3it f;Jl. liCT iXi X".T LX4 tf i Had a button pullrd out, a buctlc broken or the cloth ripped, Mr. Walsh would J probably have been cut to pieces under j the rumbling box-car. But the overall I wthstood the Irrritic jerk Jif the fa' Vi man. suddenlv wnnnit in mirt-air. hr ' was a spectacular drmonstrstion of th; strencth of an 0)ikosh B' Gosh Overall. That same superior strength means j longer wear and overall economy to yo'i Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls .iro -mzde of the BEST material for yotr sarisSac tion, 2nd thrtrt trir;h tht .'Srghr c-frrtnt iff ttti. ! TI VW t -f 4d Not liW thit on nHort nvn, TAILORED - TO - FIT No morp rurtipp ovcralU fmm nai likt th on ttl oco. VMM Adams Ave. - Across from Bohnenkamns one partem. Fach Irj lenph and e;ch w.iist sire has sepa rately designed patterns. 1; co more to male them this way, but whether vou are tall or short or medium vou are "'re of a perfect fit, n.LVL!..L BV t art "litttori-tc-fit" eniuesit ot oxc.i.. PMnn.r,. l4 tnn IiVth!sto d3 mm trS i' union Airrn a ? o . made V EiKALiLiO n Men's Wear. , 3 3