La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tluu-s'day, August 20, 102!) .
STETSON
HATS
2
The now rolled brim
in the rich
burgundy shade
: $8.50
Men's Wear,
'tic.
Wheat Regains
Nearly 3 Cents
In Market Today
C.UU'MU), Auk. Vj (AT) M'.jII
i.sh cuhl'.i from tin- Arf,' nti)H and
Hliort covi'i-iriK hi iim ovithiiI niar-
ki-l rcvccsfil an curly downturn on
Ihtr Chirao uin-al niarli''! today,
lOxpoi'tiiuj wan kHU n.ui-i anl dull
ness al Liverpool u ;i keiud I'lil
vhko al irn lull a rally ol" loin
ceil (.4 from tin.' holloiii cnsiniJ with
Khoi-tH buying all tin- way up. J'rol'
It taking tilninu'il lnv;i the liet
KUin. Other K'niiiH Mi tued up
aflverMc nop ih-wh and corn for
I)i!imii1mt delivery crowed the dol
lar inai'lt.
Wheat finlfdied hvmk. 2 to ay,
eeiilvi higher and coi n turn jik, 's to
I 'j- Hp. OatH Were Hte;tdy, fo
'tt lo up. with provisions :;tcady
7c lower to 7c higher.
imi: iimvi; ici:coiti
I'OKTI.AXJ), Ore., Aim, v;f (Al
An iinidentlfh-d iiiutorist who But a policeman, called by dls-
was on Ihe elevenih d;iy u( an IX- turhed rrldents, halted the cudur-
lay diet and umm "very i.red." nnro test hy waking the motorist
h'pt at tho wheel of his autonio- whom head rested on tlio horn
Idle lieru last nlht and nearly button.
"T'a " h"rn M""Xn;Pyle Surrenders
To L. A. Officers
race promoter, surrendered to po
lice tuflay after two lahur law coni
pliunts had been filed ugalnst hlin.
charKliiK failure to pay certain
LOS ANOKLKK. Auk. 2 (AI') employes n his recent New York-
yle, transcontinental foot--Lus AnKcles "Ininion derhy."
he would enter private law pracl
tice. at l.os Angeles. t
.
Criminals; are nuule, not bun'
uiiiateiir
He said criminologist of Dalian, Tex. I
NI'WMIi CWNSKfi ItKNKiNS
I'OHTLANH. Ore.. Auk. 29 (Al')
George (i. Witter, .special conned
for the bureau of Internal revenue
...l.U I,.... (...-a nt U..-,ttl t,.
ri , '.,., ,'...,.i r,.,,ailon avers MrH. Kdith ltynes,
from government service
Rail Shares Lead
In Bullish Trend
FOHTMXII MVKNTOCK
' J'OltTJ.ANI), Ore., Aim. 211 (Al')
J Cattle . and calves: ipiolabty
stoudy, recelplM cattle 35, calves 10.
Hirers 1 1 oo-1 Hon lbs.), itood $11. oo
il $1 1. do: (tood SI i.uimi SI 1.76: nic
tllum 9.B0 (I I. on; common J7.00
.. 60; heifers, itood (.imii j:t.r.o,
common to medium li.7!ittr Jy.lill;
calves, Rood IS.iMifr ti.r,(i; common
tu fncclium lu.oixffi $8. on; low cut
ter 3.00i?,(I.U0; kooiI beer 7. 2561
17.60; cutler lo medium li.f,o
$7.25. Culvcti medium to choice
1 0.'X) i $ 1 2.5H J cull to common
T.50- ( lU.OOi vealerH, milk fed,
Rood to choice 11:1.004114.50: me-
illum $1 1.00(1 i:i.oo; cull to com
mon .(l(lf i i.oo.
-. ilotfst fully steady; receipts 200,
heuvy wolKlit f lu.uniiff ist.fiii; inn.
ilium welirht i.ood jm.iir,: iiuiu
weight , I2.60(! I2.';5; piiokluK
lows, ioiibIi ami smooth (in. 75 w
111,75; aluughter plus 1 1 l.oo 4 (12;
feoiler and Blocker pit's, medium lo
Choice 1 12.00 1 $ 1 2.75. ( Hoft or
oily Iiokh and roaslliiB ilcs exclud
ed l;t uliove iiiotiilloi,s.)
' Hhccp and liimbs: tiilkinK sti inly.
receipts son, IncludliiR on con
Iruet. Lainbn (Hi lbs. down) Rood lo
cholco" $1 l.no 'in 112.00; me
dium il.5(KiH l.no; (all welKhls)
cull to. common $7.0(K,i $!l.5l;
J'carllliif welhel'H (ll. 511 iv i XIHI;
ewes 4.(in 5.25; medium lo
choice a.604i J5.00; common $1.01
V 1.1.60.
NKW yollK, A lie. 2!l (Al')
Tin, railroad sbares ai;.iln fiiraisb
cd ImpreK.ilve Ica.bTMlilr, In today'e
slock market, with a dozen issu,-;'
rising I 10 10 poinis lo new bli.'b
records. MiiylitB ill the tfenoral llsl
was of a rather ,.f , tVe cjiajaci,.r,
Willi the fofiil, publli' utility and
j chemical shaifK sliowlur; several
I points of Ml (!;( Il Millie tile Ml.oelM,
iiiotnrs an, I copper.! maib; liltlr
bead way.
MerchaadlKe. b'ikliiir anil elec
trical KharcK wen, In demand In
the late liadlm.'. II. II. Ma.y a,l
vaneerl II points, Kllumons, l.oos,--wlles
ami T. H. alrohol 7. each. Am.
eriran I llleraat 1011:1 1 and Allay
I'ower II and Wentl:ii;lioui:e e;i-
trlc 5. Aiibiiru auto reached -I:i2.
an overnight ;ain of ;I7 x,lm m. Tin
closiiiK lone was Hi-onir, total sales
approximate,! :l,r,ini.iini siian-s.
I-OKI'I.A.M) ( AMI
I'OltTI.ANI). (ire., A,IK. (..)
Cash win-til: llii; ii-n,l blueslem
hard while $1.35.
Noll, wliilo $1.26.
Western Willie $1.2.1,
Hard winter $1.22.
Norlh'-rn sprim; $1.22.
Western red $1.22.
Oats: No. 2-3S Hi. wlllle $31,110.
louays ear ree, Ipls: wheal 102;
oariey 1; uour i;: ,.,
hay 4.
prwsjBtawtwry rTTTfranrmiBwrTTrTrrirTirrrriir n n n m miiiiiwm wii ipmi "Miwtr'-'m,w,MMniiK '
K 10S Donnr Sf T,:, r.i'.nnrln Opp . hi
School Days-Here A,gainl 1
oats ;
CHH AlIt) CASH
t'HICAOO, Aim.' 2'J (Al')
Wheal: No. 2 red $l.2!l; No I
haul. SI.2K.
; Corn: No.. I mixed, $1.02; No. 4
Vrllmv, )H.or.
Outs: No. 2 while 44t'vir,,
wuite, fj r, a i(.
Hyei No. 2 $l.noii i.j.
, Hurley: quotable ,iinK r.2'.llll.
Tllilodiy seed: $4.611'- $6.26.
. I'lover seed: 1 1 4.761 $22.75.
liuiler Up Half A
Cent In Portland
I'OHTI.ANIl, (lie., Am:. 2!l (Al')
Ait Krailes of butler except t'iiHl
ailvaaeed hair a e.oil al tin. I',,r.
laml proiliie,. exciuinir,.. ,;slnlB
sold at -I7Vj: slaiiilanls 4(11.; cuts
liflnie llrsts and llralM 42c.
The i-kk inarkel wan firm with
no cliamte In ituolalhms.
I'llll'I'I.AMl I'
I'OltTI.ANIi, (lie..
- Illlller: all Klaile
ball' cent. iilKber.
No.
1 l.lird $1 I. H7, ribs I
Il4.a7.
-1.00, liellles
I, lic;
1 flrsls.
! Iirices
, da rd::.
I I'otatoes: steady;
i Kerns No. i;ra,,,
uniirci;
Auk. 2-.I (Al'l
I exeepl firsts
i'iiImm ivstvni-
HiaiiilarilM 4'i',
l.r'!'jc; ilrsls .2c
IMlnls 3c over
per
l)l-itlll
ameri
1 Hlan-
$2.;
FIND IT
HERE
Cow for tills column most he
III by n. in.
;hi:i:n wiikat
Have you seen the latent cren
llu:i In dinniTwnrc , Von will en
Joy seeliiR Hie new (Ireen Wheal
linltern of Ivory porcelain now he
1n shown in Itlchardson's Art and
Olft Hhop. II has a mo si artistic
decoration, entirely illtn-renl from
"nylhlnif evi r howii, and Is lia.-d
with plalinum Instead of uold. also
lllallnuni handles. It Is just what
you have been looklai; tor In IMn
imrivare. H,e It. s-24-4t.
'Jlli: Min i: oi' (;iti i uiid.m
Is inosl reasonable. Il Is an n
lock pattern which you can buy
what you wish al a II ami nil
It III lis you wish. See li in Ihe
O'llldow at lllchanlsons Art and
UUt Hhop.
llmiLMIKIiln,:, plenum-. Imlinn
Holes, m,., Koi-con-a m.uii,, Slp.
Adv.
Blilney l.yle, tu, p tu ,vU
he lt( La Oliiudo hotel week of
f"'11' 7-27.1 ,,,
v. I., local lluih.ial.M.
' $2.75 w J3 - $3.2r,.
Kkkh, milk (Initlerlal I, p,u
onions, wind, a its, imy, caf
luirk and Iiom sleady' and
cliaiiKeii.
I'lllC.MiO livestock
CIIICAilo. Auk. 2-.I (C. S. I
HoKS. I S.MIII,; J,. ,K.,.;
:mo lbs. $ i n.iin -,i $ 1 1. 1 .,; i ;:
lie:. $lll,2.:i , si i.i;.,.
Cattle: S.ioiti; i- i,.s 2 in in-
and stead on steers.
fairly a, li ,-: si- ,1 s 1 :liiu.'l ;,u
$l:l.lHI'0 Xlli.7;-,; ,,.,,- MI ll,,s.
-"' I7.IMI; led yeiu-llniis 7.',n
ll.S. $1.1.2.',,, $ I li.r.il. Ve.itois si;
'ii $17. tin: slock..,- and feeder m,
$10.76 1 $ I 2.7a.
Klleep: IX.OOO; ,.!, ,,.,,,.
k. nallve I bs $;i , $13
I'allKers nnsolil; .,( ,.,.s $ ,,,,
I lini; la s ,.1,-a.lv. I.n
tlis. douli & t 3,'iu ,i $ I 3.7;,; ,.,
I lbs. down ) I on '(,.,
lambs $12 ?;. $3. ,;',.
St::
I Mil: n i.nitii s cm; ii
l'( IHTI.A.N'I I. I ire. Aa... ; ( A I
- A Ka r.'i k -. lilai K-m il I, slio), ;,,
oilier lillllllioes o I lie o.,t,,n ,
I. now n l:ul, t u tai in. n- ;u h, r
were ,leslrocl by tire last nii.li
'I'lie Ciiliibiai , , lolls o (wo nl'i
l-lll'l 'He romp. ., ,,i,
' 11 il'eslisi.i .,ud , lupluycs
fin III saved Hie Jl;,,iiini
on I lie place. Th,. 1 1 . 1 1 1 , i a s
wen- aluid al SYlioii. -'n ,
eaas. , I ,v ..poiit.iacois conil
III new b;i.
lit till
Have A
Kodak Alonjr
, ..... -.-. -.
W'licicvtM- ymi nii for (lie Imli
diiy, havo n kutliik nlinit;, lor you'll
find plonly of oh;mci-s to use it.
FT,
mi
And let us liavo .vour i-Nim.st'd
priiilino;.
I 'I' ilrVrlniito ;iiii
You'll tiki; our tan-1
inodeijite prices.
Wink, plolllpl .srl'ici- ;mil
Il I
He sure lo t;ilw nloun cnoii
Your sizes is in slock here
od,t! r il
1'ii'sh.
Red Cross Drui? Store
Helping Mother
are
For the Opening of School
Hack to School ! Tli.it glorious adventure of childhood I
And what an important part pretty, stylish clothes play in
helping your child enjoy school hours. Ten million Mothers
will fell you that when you buy your school outfits here, they
are not only stylish and serviceable, but actually save yon
Why School Outfits Cost Less
In Our Store
Probably you have wondered why things cost so much less here.
The answer is that we plan anil economize when buying, exactly as
Mother does when sclcctiiuj tire scliool wardrobes (or her family.
But where Moliier only buys for two or three youngsters, we buy
for millions of them, and Mother's savings of a penny here and a
dollar Ihcrc, amount to a very large sum when you arc buying for
millions of families at once.
School Days will sonn be here I We extend an invitation to Thrifty
Mothers to pay us a visit of inspection.
Of
f
to
With Smart New
SHOES
for Every Need!
Neat Oxford
For Younger Lads
I
l-'ull of i-oiniint! l-'ull of
wear I Two e-.st-iili.ils of a
hi's oxford! With lla- a-i-air-ane
nf quality that comes with
efry pair of our shoes I (inn
im-l.il.
Sirs 2 to 51, .
Kics 2', to 2. .
. 2.79
Just the Thing for
School Girls
Kvery step back to school
will he cue of pride for the feet
vctring a pair of these patent
lrather slippers with fancy
gi -un trimming.
Sizes 12 to 2 $2.49
Sizes 8'2 to HJi.Jf2.19
I lore's a Smart
School Oxford
An
7
A:nl a stim! , ciMiit'oi t.i!i!;
vn- it i:,l Stitvhd.mn ihuihlc
i'.tk iW . , . in 1 1 ii nit'i.tl ur
p.iifMt with h!,t.k xrain tntu,
u: tu.'wii with t.uu jjr.iin trim.
it u ;,7I)
"
s,c- S '
III
. Ill
A Stitclidown Oxford
For Children
Kittle Imys and little iils
ln.th will like tlioe oxfords of
stiMiew-vd calf. Mothers will
approve their comfortable
stitchilown construction and
low price I
Sics 5l to 8 1.69
Sizes 2 to 5 $11.49
Popular
Patent Pump
A favorite with crowiui; Rirli
ami crow n-up alike Ot jll
p.tlrot, trimly Mvlro. with coin
fortahle cubist hrrl anil vjiuie
ti-e. The low price is favutcd,
tool
$3.H)
Cirowiny; Ciirls Like Tlti'
Smart Oxford
,!ut tiie thin; for jchl . . ,
so Miurt, so comtortiMe, m
rrura!!e. And. nrnther will
H'i'l. riMMiiiu.d. In 1'ioun,
tirn Mrt.il or i'atent, fancy
gram trim.
$2.98
And Again Your J. C. Penney. Store Proves to Be the "Friend cf
the Family" by providing everything for school-goers at sub
stantial savings which thrif ty parents will be' quick to appreciate!
Rayon Pajamas
Make Going to Bed
ii
a Great
Adventure!
In bed, wear
ing these rayon
pajamas, one
can almost
imagine one's
self a silk-clad
princess, and
fall asleep
dreaming the
loveliest things I
Drop seat style,
2 to 10 years.
98c
Girls' Suit
Combination Style
Bloomer knee and drop seat
Style. Rayon sizes 2 to 16.
98c
Here's
Real ry
Value!
Sturdy Cotton
School Hose
Just the thing for school I
Regular or Derby ribbed in
plain shades suitable for school
wear . , . and the price is of
thrift interest . . only
25c Pair
Chile
reu s Mats
What's New in
Coats for Girls
They're New!
They're Smart!
oiri s voats
In Many Smart Styles for Fall
Felts and velvets in pretty styles that are sure to
please girls of all ac;es . . . and at thrifty low prices
which Mothers will indeed appreciate. Come in soon
to see these hats I
,
Sizes 2 to 6
.98
Sizes 7 to 10
Sizes 11 to 1 (I
$4-98 $5.90 $9.90
Others, 56.90 Others, Jf9.90 Others, Jf 12.75
Coats I hat will give as much delight to youth
ful fashionables, as to their lhrifty-wi.se mothers I
Of durable suede-likc cloths warm, well-finished,
generously trimmed with fur.
School
Outfits
That Include a Four-Piece Suit, Shoes, Hose,
Shirt, Tie, Cap and Belt
At this most opportune time comes this wonderful offer
of a complete school outfit every outer wearable being
included. Thrifty mothers and fathers will be quick to
respond to this unusual opportunity.
T o t'W'I'S si !T u i:h one l.umie unil one pnir
nl' y.ll' liiiieUer-i. Mnile of tine, well wearini; eas-.-iiin
is in new sli.iil'-s jinil patterns. The vests
,ui- sniiiilly plcntc'l.
SI lOHS of black or tan. Oxfords or high
shoes.
HOSE hi black or cordovan.
SHIRT our "True Blue" brand of per
cale or cliambray.
TIE is silk four-in-hand or bow tie.
CAP hi one-piece or 84 style. New colors
to match suits.
BELT genuine leather in black or tan.
This Outfit Is a Marvelous
Value at This Low Pric
$1 7 -90
f7f t V
Boys' Novelty Sweaters
Just the Thing for School
And General Wear
The kind of smart, jacquard pat
terns in lively colors and contrast
itifT trim that young fellows favor.
In the new designs and shades for
fall. Sturdily knitted of ail-wool or
of wool and rayon. Excellent vulue,
at
III
$1 .49
The "True Blue" Label o..
School Shirts Blouses
Stands for Sturdy Wear
Of percale in fast-color, fancy
patterns. Also, of fancy patterned
chambrays, khaki twills and plain
colored broadcloths. One of our
feature, nation-wide values.
Millf
" I" U jrs.
I'-I-IIIMS -
I" I J JIN.
Miirl-
lo I '.
6!)c
69c
79c
4
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