La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1929, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE
WkenBeathTests
a fabrics JMren
MARKET NEWS OP THE DAY
M Per Pair II
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MR.ALVAMiTCHF.i.L.who farms ncarWinamnc, Im!;;: r i i; ;iited
down off his disc harrow for a drink of water. Mis team,
frightened at something, started a runaway, the heavy harrow
banging and bumping over the ground. He cut across the field to
head them off, grabbed for one horse's head and tripped!
As Mr. Mitchell tells it in his letters "Just that morning I had
bought a pair of Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls at Haas's at Vt inamac
ami jjtckily I had them on. When I grabbed for that horse's head I
fell but ray Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls caught on the tongue and
held me suspended. Kor a hundred feet I was carried between two
plunging horses and ahead ot the heavy disc.
Then the disc hit a gate. I was knocked loose.
The smashed gate post raised the disc just
enough to let it pass over me and I escaped
with a few bruises. Had I not been wearing
Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls I claim that 1 might
not be here today to tell this story.". Signed,
Alva Mitchell.
Laboratory tests show that Oshkosh B'Gosh
Overalls are made of the strongest, toughest,
longest-wearing cloth made.. Experiences such
as Mr. Mitchell's, where the greatest test of all
is made by a powerful, plunging, half-crazed
team, prove its strength beyond question.
Cheap overalls cost more per month
than good overalls
This long-wearing clo'.h means lower overall c.'vits to vou.
It doein t cost you any more I'ER MONTH OK ACTUAL
WKAR to have the famous Oshkosh B'Gosh full-cut,
comfortable, long-wearing, guaranteed overalls.
Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls are lai!orcd-to-fit
Whether you arc tall or short or in between, Oshkosh
B'Gosh Overalls will now fit you better than ever. The
new Oshkosh B'Ciosh "graduated scale of patterns" mean
a perfect tit for every f:gure. Kully guaranteed: "They
Must Make Good or Wc Will."
MMKSM!0SM
Tone of Wool Mart
Better, Report To
Relate Tomorrow
ItOHTON. July JG (AIM The
Commercial Bulletin wlllf Buy to
morrow: "Kino wools have shown u hiiihiI
iii'-HHum of recovery and the lone
of the entire wool market on this
side of the Atlantic Is distinctly
better. ,'rices are fully firm for
all descriptions on last week's bas
is of prices und possibly a bit
dearer on the less attractive fine
wools. Medium wools are strong.
' ' M a n ii fact u re is e v it) ontly u re
Ketihura fair business an-1 topinak.
cih have been free buyers for
a! tout ten days. Miiny think the
bottom has been reached ut length.
"London closed a drab series
Tuesday, wit h prices more stable
at the end, due chiefly no doubt to
heavy wit hdrawals, amounting to
4- per cent for the series. Kasi
udia sales have been barely firm.
"In the wwl movement from the
growers has been chiefly on con
signment nd there is nothing es
pecially m-w.
".Mohair is dull but not quotably
changed." j
The roinnicrclal ltulletin will
publish the following wool quota
tions tomorrow:
Scoured basis; Oregon: Fine and
f. m. staple fine and f. m.
I'Y. combing. ;
Lt UllASHK WHOLESALE
. MARKETS
Springs lHZbc lb.
Heavy hena 18c ID.
I.tght hen a Ho lb
Si&ea 8o lb.
h'lour.
Hard Federation (hard
Boft wheat $7.40 bbL
$7.60 bbl.
UNION
M AD B
OVERALLS
Men's Wear.
Itoseburfj Prunes
Get High Prices
llOK.:r.nt(i. Ore.. July' Sri (At')
The hlgheM price to be submit -leil
for prime dining the past ten
years, was offered here Inst night
fur the third pool urmnged by the
Oouclas I'mutly Prune (Irowors Co
npviuthe Association. Two bids
were submit bsl, one by the I'allfor.
nlii I'ackliiK corporation and the
"her by the H. R (lile euinpany,
The fMlifonila company's price was
considered the belter offer.
Negotiations for t he sale, how
ever, luive no! been conclude 1, as
the proposal wiin bused on listing
up to 3 p m., yesterday, while ml.
ilitional lislmuH received nfler that
hour, but before the bids were
lie.ied, mote than doubled the
stxr of (he pool. As the company
wan bidding on a sufficient amount
of cover eiders, 1 he lortil agent. A.
i. S;i;h i hind, communicated ioda
wtlh hetid.ii.n lei k t-i lei ermine
whether or not the additional list
ings will be accepted on the sched
ule submitted.
l'Olt l LAM) CAMI
I'OllTI.AND. Ore.. July lit". (Al'
Cash wheat: lUe Ueinl hlueleni.
hard white $1.3.
Soft while $i,n.i.
Western White $ I ItU.
tlaril winter ;l.j;i.
- 'Northern spring $I.jy.
Western red
Oats: No. J-:ts lb. white :U.no.
To lay's car recetpis: whestt Ho;
flour (i; corn -i; ouis 2; hay
Knifhted or "Mourned
Men aren't knighted in America
It means n limit Hie panic thin'
when they cd their tlrt invitation
to nd'li'os n gradual lun rlu-.
Akron I teaeon Journal
Rubber Long Plaything
Columbus on his second nv,r.(
to the Vet 1 lid io-4 found Indian
eldldren nbivln'r w'M, rubber KilN.
S M'K
( t". S. O. A.)
; lo to Jtir
$11.10 it
to .'ten hs.
to lno lbs
CHICAGO I
CHK'AOO, July ti
lings: IS.OUlt; hteady;
lower; L'lill to
$lt.l"; hulehers Jf."
$le.r, f( $1 i.Tft; i;n
$1 l.4ii 'u $H.4n.
("at I le: I ,Mmi; calves 1 ,ntin; very
dull weak to unevenly lower;
steers 1;1hi In jVuO Uh. I -1.1' fi 't
M.7'; :t:'ili to llotl
i Hi.ii.'; fed yearling:
iis. $ i ;;.ru ui $ i d. n t ; '
(i $1(1. fin; Miocker ami feeder steers
SU.titi f, $i:t.5ii.
Sheep; S.IUMi; low. steady to a
shade lower; blockers L'.'ic off; na
tive Inmbs I n $ i:t.:.o; fat
v h $.'.mi' $!..;;,; lambs Ils.
down 1 1 :i.(Hi .( $ I 4 .mi; ewes, ir.o
Hih. dou n STi.tin ' Jul. 7."i, Feeder
lambs $ I L'.T.tr'.i $ i 4 .on.
roim.AM) i:si"o('iv
I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. July L'ti (AIM
Call In and calves: nominally;
Thursday's market on low cutter
to common she stock 5"c to $1 low
er; receipts. cattle f0; calvtM
lit; steers (1100 . UUO lbs.), good
$ I l.r.ltfti $12.51); (H5U . 1H)U lbs.),
good $1 l.M'i $12. 5i: (oo and up),
meduim $10. (to iff $11.50; common
SS.fiU f'f $10. 00; heifers sf.u lbs.
down), good $10.20"' $11.00; com-
I n urn to medium ji.no ot $io.2;:
i cows, good $:.()0 4f$!.&0; common
I to medium $i.25rft $:i.00; low cut
'ter $;l.nnri $C.25; gootl beef $!.0U''i
I $:i.ir; cutter to medium $7.oo tfi
j $t.oa; calves (Goo lbs. down), ine
j ditim to choice $'.i.:iO fi $ ! 2. On; cull
I to common $7.0041 $:i.ou; veilcts:
mill; fed, good to choice $i:t.oow
j$14.Go; milium $11. on r,t $13.00.
Hogs: Steady, mostly 2;i cents
higher; receipts StOO; including
(i!l hogs direct ; heavy weigh 1
I ( 2.'i0-:Kt lbs.), medium to cholci-
$1 1.50' $l2.5o; medium weight
(200-2fiO lbs.), medium to choice
$12. mill $l2.7.r; light weight (I'iO-
2mi lbs.), medium to choice $12.'i
U'f$i;i.oo; iiKht lights i:tu-iGo
lbs.), medium to choice $11.75 '
$l.t.oo, jiatdsing sows, rougli and
TT siiiotdh $:i.ou -i $io.no; slaughter
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LA GRANDE ICKI AII SlAKKETh
Dairj.
Butter, cicamery toe; Z lbs j
P5c. j
Ksrcs 40c. j
Cheeso 40c lb. ;
Honey Comb, 25c IU
Vcgelablfl 1
I'otatocs $3.50 per c. w. t. j
New potatoes $3. no. j
Elgin todafoes 25c lb. j
Parsley 5c bunch,
(.'abbage 3c lb. 1
Lettuce 10c a head. !
Was onions 5c lb. i
Yellow onions 4c lb. i
Carrots 5c bunch, ,j
Heeta 5c ounch. !
Turnips 5c a bunch.
Ceiery 15c and 25c.
Green peppers- 40c lb.
Green Onions 5c.
Radish fc minch. I
Green I'eas 3 lbs. 25c. I
Green Roans 2 lbs. for 25c.
Rhubarb G lbs. 25c. 1
Fruits
fj rapes 25c lb.
Raspberries 2 for 25c.
Rlackcaps 2 for 25c. '
Logan berries 10c. 1
Rauanas 2 lbs. for 25t. !
Royal Anne cherries. 2 lbs. 20a '
Lemons 40c Uoz. 1
Oranges .'I5c;i 1.00 do I
Apricots )0c lb. j
I Vac hew I 5c lb. j
Strawberries luc or .1 for 25c. !
Cantaloupes 3 for 2Sc. J
Watermelons 3c lb. j
Sugar
Cano sugar $i.2'j. )
' Fhmr j
Soft wheat $8.40 bbl. :
Hard federation $K.40 bbl
I'oultrj
Hrnn 30' 32c lb. '
Hpringeis 35c lb.
.Meats and Finn j
Reef boil 1Ufn 22c lb.
Chops and steaks 4'ic to 45c U. t
Fresh siil m on 35c lb. j
Halibut sue Id.
. Rabbits 2Rc lb. j
Cod 25c lb.
108 Depot St., La Urandfi, urcffon
Thanks to JULY INVITATION MONTH
A Million Women are Having Plenty of
mart
SilkF
rocks
at Emphatic Savings
jOur fashion experts searched the markets tirelessly for particularly out
standing values to be featured in this great event. They succeeded
admirably, as you will agree when you see the scores of
charming dresses - . . realize their superior qual
ity , and marvel at their low prices!
Gasoline
Gasoline, regular, retail, 2Cc ga).
Cryttal Mineral
"Spnr" Is n general nnmo In niln-
ernlogy for a eryslnl iniuprnl !
which Is noninel.'illic nnd easily
clenvnhle. A
X charmmg dresses . . . realize their superior quai- x
N. iry , , , and marvel at their low prices!
w $4-98 $6,9 T
p(Ip Q Misses and 1J y H V
Scarfs
Jackets
Ruffles
Ensembles
for Sportswear
for Afternoon Wear
for 'most any time!
Printed
Chiffon
and Crepes,
Plain Colors
in Georgette and
Flat Crepe . . .
Dainty Wash Silks
piKH Si-l:ii Him.), metlhitii tu
sun K' r )1K! ti-it;t iin.i, iiii'iiitiiii j
to I'holi'o 1 '. fi ii !i J 1 ;i.r.ci. (Soft or j
oily hotcH 11ml ruttNtinir ex- 1
i'!u:lil tn ahovi i(iiotations). '
SImm'P un l latnl'.s: (juoaibly j
stwuly with Thur.st!uws Jl (hclin j
on Intuits; rt'ctiptH a'Kt lnclutlltijr f
:mk; iltt'fft: litiuli.H (S4 lbs. down)
koo'I lo choii-t' I ii.no r,i $ i 2.00: m-
tllnln IS i'iO'ii im.lm- tntl viIl'1iIn)
; j,. , , ,.,,,,., J7.IHI in $s.5"; I
"."( to !.r.o j.,.,rlnK wothi'ii. ( I in His. down)
lli'lil $14,110 ......ii,,,., ,.,iili.o 17 nil li tn. Ill': I
owi'H (ll!i Hs. dow n) ,dllint to
rholi'i' $4. ""Ii If,.:';-,, ( U'll-lfill lbs.) I
iiii'dhnn to cholci. $:t.r0 Ut $!.hn:
loll wcIkIiIh) cull to common $1.50
'II $J.'lO.
I'HH
Wlual:
t HUM.
.Uit. .Inly
mix.-.l In:, i
You Can Have Good Health
If You Will.
Vmi run Iimvc kihkI health if you will, licfoiv Ihc
mlvcnl of thiKipiactii' then- v.ns a cortain varioty til'
diseases that Imfflotl the skill of eviy other niethtitl.
I'ut today the surest reason for thinkintr that chiro
practic ean get you well is that every other method has
failed. Jly a process of elimination you have estab
lished a (food reason for expecting chiropractic to net
you well. Its mktoss wits built on the failure of other
methods.
' ly my chiropractic health method 1 correct diseases
i f the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lunns, heart, stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and lower oijrans.
Make your appointment for health by phoning I'.iT-U".
f.'i ; .No.
r;i.
DR. J. E. WOODKIJ,
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tlour
mist,'rctl.
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t'io f i: $ i -,i $:::.7.-i.
I. urd JlJ.Jo; rll.s $1:1.:;,; Iii-llirs
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DRKSSKS Arc 2 to 5 with pants
DRKSSKS iirc 7 to 1 1 Special Priced T!)c
Every one guaranteed to W&sn and Wear
BUY SEVERAL AT THIS LOW PRICE
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Uetlcr Merchandise -- Lower Prices
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HOT?
5oy! Try a
Cooling Orange
Freeze at
. & Ii. Drus
Fountain
Co.
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J'okti.am) rntux ci;
l'OKTI.ANIi, Ore. July 20 (Al'j
KKK. Inittcr,, ponlti y und fi t'sh
unfits wi-i't slfitily anil uni'tiunxt'il
tuilay.
ToinntorM wi-rc scai'tM- nml liijrll
ut J-.Tti). Tlii' loial crop has not
ft li'nnn to inovt' In any appro
i tal'lo iiuiinlltir.s.
Tht uprkot reason wan fast
rt-nrhltiK the prak uf its tunniim
pnloil. A lic inovi-iiH'iit of tin
fruit is i'xpt'i-U'1 uvtT Sun'luy ami
Monday or Tiirstlay .shoulil st'i tlio
iruit at Hh lust lor rn nninK inir
posi's. Shippers liavp hrhl off In
onli-r to lit the fruit ripen on tlio
trees inslrail of In storage.
I'viiilInK receipt of crops from
more northern sections, tho canta
loiip market In at a standstill.
vlth prices lilnh and tho product
sriirci. Tin- Pest n e iiuoteU at
$l.7."i to J.' a crate today.
With the except ion of Kri-nch
beans, which wen- down lo 7
eeiilK. priecf on the east side mar
ket of the Hartleners ami ranchers
association were on a level with
t hoso tinoied Thursday. The sur
prise (.1 the tnarket (s the steadi
ness ulih which hi rrl s have keut
their values. With the raspberries
and 1 kick caps tad tin; out. limita
tions are still around $- tu
for raspberries and $- tor the
blacken p.H. Tin cannery demand
had maintained the pi ices.
I'PUTl.ANt. t're.. July 2li (ATI
Unit it. cirirs, tn ilk. poultry, on
ions, potatoes, wno, nuts, liny,
cascani baik anl bops steady and
UlieliaitK d.
rvi.voi,is .i'i'i:.uts aoaiv
l.tiNlHt.N, July (Al' Kich
aril Joshua Iteynohls, wealthy, 23-
ear-old Amerleaii. hkUii appear
ed dt old Haitey today to rnco a
new trial on it cIuhko of uuin
siaimhter urowlm; out of tho death
of Arthur (Irahsiu In an automo
bile accident May 14.
IleynoldV first trial nbruptly
t'ltded yesierday when the justice
presiding ilisiniHs,'d the Jury ft-r
h-a r nine I nt the foieinan had
been seen tatkini; lo witnesses. A
iniul wan vide red to bejiln to
day. A fresh jury was sworn, In lo
fore J untlce Humphrey and the
csstt fiKaiti Kol iimlrr way.
WE B IT Y FOR T ESS
E SELL FOR ljESS
Turn the powerful light
on your dollar and see
through its savings pos
sibilities at the end of
the season reductions at
the New York Store.
Women's novelty
patents, kills and :
or ined
ludm heel
J toys' and girls' .shoes, ox
fords and pumps for dress
or play, (ioodyear
Melts
pumps in
lints, spike
98c "$2.89
$1.98
49c
29c 39c
Destroyers of HCeb Prire
Men's dress
straw huts .
Hiii-vest
hats
Chinese Piety
The Chinese do not cnndiler
lliolr ancestors ns deities to ho wor
shiped : they reverenre them.
- Personal Calamity
A snul shiivels only llinmirh Its
own faults. Kami nnd Kircsiilc.
Hint to Motorists ;
So Mow your horn Hint, ft won't
sound so blnnied saretistlc. Clncliv
nail KnrpiireT.
s Ave with safc:t"v j
Soothin;
Fragrance
After
the Bath
SHARI
BATH POWDER
S12.50
of
cs yon that air and e.iltn:
wholesome. (racrnnt
cteanhness. Highly unlisepiic
an 1 deodorant. Quality Is
woiih a few cents nmre.
Slmri Is sold oniy at oiir
Kexall lmc Stoiv.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
TlH ltfHll Mor
La Grande, Ore.
nown
By
In Grandmother's Day: "A du.tn eggs, jdease. . . . are you sure
they're fresh? . . . the last weren t i good . . . and a half pound
of cheese mild . . . let me taste it please . . . no, that's too sharp
let me try some of that one ... I guess that will do . . . and some'
bacon . . . not that it's too fat . . . have you some leaner? . . . well
1 think I'll try it" . . . and so on, ad infinitum.
,.,T((1.ay (,0S5cn SiIver St'al V,M !'iea'SL'; pound of
blanks Mild Ciieese; a pound of So-and-so's Iioneless Hacoir a
nackaee of Gold Medal Seirllis KNioiw d..,f -;n i n ii...'.. i.
VOU . . . :in tllP slioninncr w fmw ,! '
v
and the shopping is finished!
Have you ever considered what advertised goods mean to you''
How many actual shopping- hours vou save in a year just bv
knowing what you want before you go to buy? "
And more than that you know just what vou're getting You
ask for things hy brand name with confidence, for vou're sure
they 11 be the same today as tiiey were yesterday, or 'last month.
Advertisers must maintain standard quality in their products:
their advertisements must be your guarantee of reliability Thev
cannot afford to advertise poor or uneven merchandise, ' '
Read the advertisements regularly. The time vou spend in
doing so wdl iH- .egaine, many times over when it comes to buy
ing, lo say nothing of the satisfaction of having perfect confi
dence in what you purchase. 1
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