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r, ' Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. lurdiiy, August 17, 102!) STETSON HATS Zenlicr Weight Li glit as a feather $8.50 i.iu:itpooii whi:.t I.IVKI'.I'OOL. Auk. I' CAP) Wheat -Ioji-: Oclobcr: lux :i i;,, IM'j'J . i'.(..iii1iit; iiis i;.'s,il, $1.5:;!. March: His 1 a V, il, 1 .f7 1 . FIND IT HERE Copy for tliix cfilciiMii in list he in hy W a. in. AiTO-Moim,!: ovm-:ks -'ir (;tl-k siTvk-n, fliu-sl ijIiihh, mid rt'jiHuiiuhlc priccH have your Yjnlhit;llw fitut Hi'Jo kIuhhch filled at lUHiuninon'H Art anil Gift Hhop. SiH'i'iuli.stH In all kinds uf kI'ihh woi-k. X-lti-Zt. voi k I'urvi ni;s Will Ik muni ini I in ii I when un l;in;.il ;irwl hiillil liiltnl hy Hlrll arIon Tho Art MUn." lie takc the mtim- iKii'Honul cim ullh your pu t in- s Unit he Ioch with hlrt own wi'iilc viewvf. V i a I ( din Hhop uml inupcft liiH work, at ItlchurdKon'H All & Ciift Hhop. 8-lti-2t m;v cjiI'Ts l-or every occaslo:i are urrvinj dally at Jtk-hJtrdson H Art und (lift j HI'"!' S-10l!Lj . Menitlt;hinK, plcalhi. btiflon , IioIcm, ulc, orlon's KliUllo Shop. Ativ Kidney I.yht, tlie piano tuner, will he. at La Grande 8pt. Klh. Iiotel week of 7-27.1 nip E MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY rouTiiAxn ;h.ix Scpi I. hi 'A i.:w,i ijjij Kit- iM'.i I ..ik i.::ni !.:!; May l.ll'i l.l-'li l.ll'i iiicacio viii;at Mpt MS'i 1. 1"", 1 . 1 1 ; f, "A !,-, l-lnfii I .:.; i.Ik-s, i. tu, i.,-,o Mar l.:,l"jei:!i I .Ml '4 I..-.I", I..V.'i Mhv i.-.Kfe i.r.u i..-.7 'i i.ax'-t ft i.:.9 WHEAT GAINS TWO CENTS IN CHICAGO M ART ' l llK ACd. Aillf. 17 ( API !- pill, Heavy iirani-iiihiiiK sacs weekend evening up of nccoiiril. wheat closc'l louny snowins ""-isu. sin UKh NT piKS, and feeders Manila! Biilnn In price. Willi Can-: f.:i(y. Muk ljKl.t ll(.K.ra. n.lliin crop disaster reports ln-com- j ;a 4( j , :1 . Kcaltcrlnjf small lots rinlHhi'il at I" or less from j Mumliiy u. I n. Km limited top .if day's lop 1i-vi.. the hii;hesl point , i,t Moii.l'iy. I !:'.!?,. i ivi-r iiri.i limliT reached o:i lh" present upturn imil . ikIH $l.7f. ilium: exua heavies i: it: per busli'l above values cur- ,loKI, , U, i. HiniKli puekiiiK li nt on Wednesday. Kxporl ill- I 0Wli ,.sll). :i.r,o. a few smooth lll.'inil loilHyiurwnr.nl liuiu .xirni,,,,, i , , HIiiUKllli-r files America was fair. Great IN ilalll J jo. j.-,.,il.rs mostly il: iimj Kiiropcaii continental countries ! j ;t . iu. hot li Nelnif buyers. Wheal closed fhlii. 1 c to '-e 'W'l hjljlier, corn '.c to up. oats HI v decline In 'i,r aiiiin.(.. it nil proiHion.s unehanKi'il to li ribe j lit 1011 2c. CANTALOUPES DOWN TO $1.10 IN PORTLAND ' rilUTI.A.MJ. Ore, Aim. j Tin- only prlri- I'liiUiKi i l-;:i:-t Side nifiikoi loiluy In inta- I lonpt-M from The Iiilic. TIh-h' hit I t In- KcfiHiin' low when I hey we'll for !.( to for cruto of or '11. Jirronllntf to Hl',f. Whoh'MiilorM cut tin.- t'"h"' of wjitoriiH-lonrf to " :ti to .'I ccniH. I TIh'mij wi-rc from ( u liforniii. lUc (fon melons wenr expected in next week. In l j! n k with the Mharp nd vii:ire In t he wit rut murkrt. the Kprrry l-'loiir roinpaiiy hu adviine imI nil brand l!0 eentH u harrrl. In the last in r'il Iim or no flour prices have pluyrd checkers on the o,uo tatlon board, fir,t ui, thm down. hh wheat Iiuh wavered back and forth. Mutter, i-Kx, poultry and fresh meat pi fees were nnelianKed. I'tHtTbAM) ritOIH'C l'OJTI,ANI, Ore., Aut,'. 17 (AC) Kk'KK, butter, inli:c, poultry, nuts. wool. o:Monsf potatoes, hay, cas- caru bui lt and hops steady ami iin- chui)K'd. MI'I'IKItrAT i SfN I'ltANCISCO. Aug. 17 (Al -Mutterfat r. o, b. Hun I'Vaiicisco. 1 1 (. ( JUST AS IT IS THE CHOICE Ot JrOl The Obse A Hoi Point Range Furnished At Mrs McLean's Special Request by astern Oregon Light & Power Company "Always At Your Service" N Btsnan I i-oim i. m i-:stm'k I'llllTI.ANIi. dr.... Aim. 17 (API INceipts; liotf. Ion, iiicludiiitt ill j direct. f Total net - i . r k for c-iil i c.ilv.a. ' sheep, it,.. iiB UI, U. . .1 Willi week iiko: li itchcr el j rt ,(l 4...tltM mostly ackillK 1 2 if .50 f'l t Cati I.- in;, i !;,.(, roinpare.l with ! we-rk uk'o; brttrr mad' s Htt-ern and fhe-lork to 3o eeiils higher, j Others dull, barely steady. Hulls slruiiK , rains and veah-rM Mteudy. j Hulk better i;ra'le sir.-rs. $11 Ut !M.:mi; tJl'.jr,. I,e.s dfHjriibli: I kindM, ) 1 0..I0 down lo $ s. Top jheilelS. JlO.riH. T;p row S, $:i.7f.. ; Hulk d-.-di able Hitcstork, $s ' $'J.:.'f. Hijf Hhowiiif; of lower Kiade.s, 7. .Mi down to Metier j Kiarle bulls. 1 (it l.:,l); others 17 (Al')1'1""" lo $.fe!i and under. Mest at 1 lit-1 NKlit vealers, $M..V). Mest calves. ! K'"'ir down lo S7.5'i. rSheep market, coinjiai-ed wit.h week uKu: jfenerally steady, with im.illum k nide lam its strouv; to higher. A lew slrli:t ly choice coast huiibs, $1. Hulk of Hiipnly 1,1 hum to fair ly nood, $ I n n iiicwtly Mi.ii((. ThrowoiilH and bnrkM down to h and under. Ale j dluiu Krado MkIH and stronir- widKht yeai fiKS, J7 to $7.r.; I strictly choice ojiofed Up to $'J. iWethetH. ; down, ('nils lo near choice ewes. Ji.rn-.( r, j cni(v;o c.sir 'IIH.'AOo, Am,'. 17 I A I') Wheal: No. i ,., ? 1 M z t 1 ,i i ; No. 1 inlxeri JI.IU'. Corn: No. 4 mixed $l.M; Nu. .'I while 1 1 .HI i.i , Oals: (. t mixed -II. Su. 3 white A I 'i Ki U. . Ite: No. 2. 5I.H7. M;ii ey: actual niiIi h Ul 'u i 7 . Tllliothy Herd; $;.!l:,i $1.70. i 'lover see.i: $ir,..Mi'(f -.hu. Balloon Wards Aorliil iHispiMil.s. si'iic-niltMl Mtmi- l""'s reel above I tie enrtli from ''Hnnuoiis Ii;i!Iimmis, are silU':;csli'd " nii'iiim "r cixiiih s:UTerei-3 pure nir and stinliht. The Choice Of BETH B AILEY McLEAN Don't fail to sec this beautiful, efficient, and economical range used and demonstrated at UMll'mjHH Four days Next Week, Tuesday to Friday inclusive, at Union, Elin and La Grande. The Observer invites all housewives to attend no charge, everyone welcome. A rare chance to learn new recipes, new methods, new food economies. . vamstfrsmma LA GIM.Mli; WHOIOiSALK MAItkKIS Spring IS '8 -'5c III. Heavy hens 16c lb. Light hens He Hi. aiae sc iii. l-liwr Hard I'ViIrrulloii (hard wheal) 7.6u ubl. Kurt wheat 17.40 bbl. A bllAMU; HI.TAIIj MAKHLTS KtiB-ur 1 nit lb. sack New potatoes f i!.7G. KlBln tomatoes lac lb. J'araley 6c bunco. j t'abbuKe -3o lb. lettuce 15c a head. YhIIow onions 4c lb. Carrot Su bunch, j Hrets 5c bunch. Turnip 5c a bunch. ch-iy 15c and -5c. (.in en peppers 1 5c lb. 1 Green onions 5c. Itadlshes 5c bunch. Green peas 3 Ibu. t'&c. Grerii beans 3 lbs. for -5c. Corn -3Hc. 1airy Mutter, creamery 50c; lbs. Choose lb. Honey Comb. 2c lb. I'ruil.H l.osanberrien for "5c. Hanunus '1 lbs. for 25c. Lemons cue doz. Oranues 351 $1.00 doz. Apricots 1 He lb. I'eaches 1 5c lb. Grapes 25c lb. Raspberries '1 for '-'5c. Mlarkcapa 2 for 25c. Cant u loupes 11.011 per crate. Wa term (dons 3c a lb. Moai.s ami ri.sli Meef br:il2Uff22c lb. Chops and steuku 4hc to 45c lb. l-'resh Niiiiion 35c lb. Halibut :Ure. lb. MabbltH 2Xc lb. ;od 25c ih. while 37 01 43 'j. Ilyae: No. 2 1. 11 'j . ; No. 3 (nxillnc Gasoline, regular, retail. 2tic gal. (MIICAGO IJVi;S'l'OCIv CHICAGO. Aug. 17 (AH) Cat t !e receipts 300. compared u ilh a veeli ago: striclly good and choice weighty nte:is slnady to weak, olhrrs 25 lo 75c off, lower grassy and short fed offerings clown most, tight yearlings gtudlug good and (belter 25 to iv higher, veulers 50c liigfier; general steer and she slock market confusingly uneven. well finished little yearlings being the most reliable sellers; in the entire list; extreme top heavies and me dium w dghl-.i $ I 7.00, I Ik' hi und long yearlings $lii,75; most, grain l ed steers $ I 4.0U upward. Sheep 4,U(M); steady,, lop native. and western In in lis $ 1 3.7 5, four do-ilcs from feeding slntioiiH and 2,70o direct. l-'or I he week I I doubles from feeding Hi Jl I MttlT 13.- OF MANY OF ntEl rver (JIM direct: compared with a week j a iro fat lambs 25c lower, sheep i weak to 25c lowrr, feeding lambs J uiichaiiRod. Week's top native lambs $14.00; rancnn $U."5; fat J rfffs $i.5o; bulk price-s; native j lambs $i:t.iMtv $13.50. rangers $13.. 25'i $13. 5o; fat rwes (.ViMi'n $r,.2"i. I l.iKhl feedi:ti7 lambs $ :c to$ l :;.;", ' top $13.6"; hca ich downward $12.. J 50 and below. j lloics 5,500 Includini; 4. on it ill-re-rl; slow and uneven, mostly in in I J I 5c lower, top $ 1 ;.x5 paid for j iaround 2oo h. weiKhts. big weight j t butchers rangim; down to $ 1 0.40. shippers 500. estimated holdovers 1 P.ulclli-rH lueillum to t-lioii i. ! i 2 50 to oo iii. $in.-jr.'u $i i.-i:,; :'on! tO H.'.O III. 1 1 O.tlOdl $ i .Xf,: llJO Id! i'oo Hi. $i i.:ir.'u $i l.s.'i; i:tu tu 100! Il. tm.'iti III. MS; nominal. j Check Resumption j Of Price Movement ' NKW YtlliK. Auk. 17 (API '. Heavy weekeml profit tiiliilii? re-; N'l iied i he rcMiiuiptiuit of the up-i Here a a new picture o( James w iinl price movement in today s j Augustine Farrcll, president of liiief session of the stock nuirlii t. the United States Steel Corpora Ituyiiu? Ipcritilons ceniereij larirelyl tlon, one of the largest Industrial in a select itroup of oil. public util-i corporations in the world. The Ity. railroad, aviation and motor j -hoto was taken during a recent shares, with some sharp Rains Hls.ij holiday trip to Atlantic City. recorded by a few hitrh priced; specialties. Despite the absence of: ,., 4,, nnnriAi- in.'iny larue trailers on extended weekend trips, trading was f heavy. The closing was firm. Total . approximated 2,ooo.ooo shares, 'il ly , I'ORTIjANI) cash I'OKTI-ANIi, Ore., Aug. 1 7 (AM) Cash wheal: Mg Mend bluesteltl, hard white $l.3!i. Soft white $l.32i. Western white M2t.t Hard winter $l.;i i,:,, ' Nnrlhern .spring $1.20,i. Western red $l.2:it.. Oats: No. 2-3S lb. while $34,00. Today's car receipts: wheal 117; barley I; flour 'J; oals -S; hay 4. WI.V.MPKG UHliAT WINNIPKG, Aug. 17 (AP) Closing wheal f.uu. s prii-es; Oclober: 1 . ( 7 'Hi . December: $ 1 .1,4 ' rn . May: $l.(i!i ', u K, Cash pricse: No. $1.(J7: No. 2 northe Nu. 3 northern $IS2 noi l hern SLIM : MAY VOKK l-'UI'IT NKW VOliK, A:ig. 17 (AP) Dried fruit and hops steady. Tropics Not Flat The old conception uf ihe (copies n.s IIiM, iinintet-esliiig country h.'is been put to tli;.dit hy I lie facts .lu tiliili'it, lor liislniice, rises out of Ilic sen tit n height of 7, Mild feel and it Is now preliy genenilly known Unit I hi, mountains nf Hie Ciirihliemi coiinlries arc the luyhiist oust nl llio llnekies. UNION COUNTY'S BEST ectnc Range Cooking School Steel Leader $ Ik i& d. I Juo 1 V.;iVlliUUi MEDICS MEET AT THE LAKE (Continued from Page 1) ma", and the morning session was ronrluded with mi address "The Increasing l-Yequency of Pulmon ary Abscesses Following Post-Influenza and Post -Pneumonia Con- WE K U Y FOR T ESS K SELL F0U JLESS For t he thrifty shopcrs our August special cleanup mile is an opportunity to .suvu money. vom.i:xs PIMPS Just arrived a new shipment or Women's novelty pumps in pal lens, browns, blue and gun metal kids, spike or Cuba u heels $2.89 , $4.95 WOMK.VS DUKSSKS Hurry up for the final close nut of women's sleeveless silk dresses, only 25 left in this yroup. Close out price $2.95 r.Mo.v spits Men's athletic union. suits of nainsook, reinforced, elastic back, full cut, Kxtru Special .. 39c Destroyers of High Prices tditiona." by Dr. Edward Allen IMerce, with lantern slidea us illus trations. Illustrated Addm.s In the afiernooii lr. Homer T. Coffen. of Portland, spoke on "Pro gress in Cardiovaiiculai Disense' which was followed by lip. Kay W. MatKon'H talk on "Collapse Therapy in Pulmonary TuberculosiM." The address by Dr. Mat sou, who of Portland, was Illustrated with lan tern slides. Dr. W. T. Phy. of Hut I-ikc. gave a talk on "The Human Foot. Its Abuses and Their Corrections" and Dr. John O. Gheetham, of Port land, spoke on "Clinical Phases of Kenal Tuberculosis." Tolry Sitcalis Clyde G. Foley, of Portland, ex ecutive secretary of the Oregon b'tate Medical society, concluded this part uf the prou-ram with a speerh on "The Husiii;i Side of Medical Pracl Ice." Th'w was fnl lowcd by the business niecliug and election. .Local doctors In attendance de clared that the program wa ex (relleut and expressed themselves as believing yesterday's convention was one of the finest ever held by the district society. Medica 1 men from La Grande were Dr. Wilkes, Dr. MeAdory, Dr. JO. G. KIrby, Dr. Clarence Gilstrap, Dr. Jt. G. Mc Call and Dr. Houvy. Seventeen JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOO 0000 0'Cedar Mops Laundried No need to buy new dust mops when they become dirty. Just send them along with your other laundry. We wash them for 25 cents. MODERN Phone OOOOOO"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOO0 COOKS, SO IS Portland men were present, several remaining over at the resort fur the weekend. , J.C.PENNEYCO. 108 Depot 81 hm Grar-t. Or. Athletic Shirts With "Shorts" Rayon shirts with broadcloth "shorts," in solid colors, stripes or figured patterns. Real values. Each garment 49c 00000 ooooooo oooooooooooooc LAUNDHY Main 77. THE i i ! I
