La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,-LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, November 7,' l!)2l) v NEW! STETSON MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WIIKAT .. ' Open High I.mv Closn Inh II.HMJ totl.lOM . l.a;l', $1.2:1 In tl.SX't, Mar. 1.27 V, to I.2JJ4 1.27 K 1 .0 "yj In IMU May i.aon to 1.31 H I.SiIJi !.:) US 94 lo I.:I3J4 I'OirriiA.v i wiiKAT Ittv ...JI.1JJ4 I.IHV, I.17S .Mar. I.2IJ4 LSMVi 1.21)4 I.JM'i tiny 1.20 V, 1.28(4 1.20 I. SHU all moving ' lu moderate volume. Kith practically no prion changes registered In 1 1 . lant week. $8.50 to $10 See Them Men's Wear. No More Piles Wheat Moves Up Three Cents In Chicago Market r.'im'Adp. Nov. 7 (At) tuculitr buying uhltIIkjc! in n great (h'jrroo to a widly known ciiHtorrt trailer ruHlifil whuat ordorH upwunl today, Hlock murlu'L ii'lvuncen llko wlsu counted tin a decided hMiiiuIuh. nn did nlno new export IjiihIuphh in North American wheat of 1.250, ooa hiiHholH or more. Wheat closed Htronjf at ihe day'o maximum fiirnn', 2c to 34c a I biiHhfd higher than yeM onlay 'h fin ish. Com clood 1 c lo lo uj; oatH, 1,ic lo lo. udvanco. and provisions varying from Gc nuOmck to an ((iial gain. ' . EGG, BUTTER PRICES SHOW NO CHANGES j Tile Hiiffi-rorx c:an only get quirk, tuife and hutting relief by removing t)io fatiKO-trbod blood circulation in Alio lower bowel. Cutting and salvos J-nn't do tlijH-riin inturnai remedy jihihI. hit .urfud. r. J.eonhardt'H Jlein-Ilold, a harmless (ablet, suc ceeds because, it relieves UiIh blood oiiffvtttlun and strengthens the' uf fi'Cled parla. Jfcm-ltpid has a won ylerftil record for rjuleU, siifn and , lusting roHcf to J'JIe HiirfororH. It ivlll do thU Miinie for yolror money lii U. Hed. CroHfl lVug Ht'oro anJ )lrngNlH anywhere HnJI Hum-Hold f villi t his guarantee.; Adv. wool mauki-;t IIOKTON; Nov. 7 (Al') An oc casional lot of territories Gi'H and finer finality1 wooIm Ih being tuken over by the mills. I'rlees are In cllned In buyer'a favor. Ktrletly combing lurrltory of this grade brought S7c to HUo, scoured for ft fairly large lot. Original bag linen of bulk C t'H Kroneh 'combing ar heilliig'at:'8re.;,to 7o Ho6u'red bnsts. .rtliietly combing ' (M's '.und fine lirlghtfleeceH fnjl al Jt'flc to 87c in thii greams but sules artf iuCrcduent mid rnther until 11 in most esses. J'OIWTANI), Oii., Nuv. 7 AP) Kgg and butler prices were, sta tionary today, for the time being al b.aHt. Tho egg situation shows little improvement. Fresh eggs wore, unusually scarce and the price was firm. - , iteviewiug tlie fruit and vege table situation, the Portland inar-i ket news bureau of the United says: Cauliflower and celery are both selling ut higher prices to retailers, not because of lighter supply or more uctlvn demand, but In ac cordance with the higher prices be ing realized for carlot shipments. Carlot Hales of celery have remain ed steady ut $3. The light supply or cauliflower Is just now being felt In eastern and middle western markets; demand Is active, and the market Is erratic, with a wide range In usking prices. Kaeh day's cauliflower sales show u slighL ad vance, however. TUf quality of California grapes shows, a very wide range, with a corresponding variation- In prices. Inferior' qua I11.V 'is -'keeping the grape market quotations at a rutlicr low level. ' ; Applet, potntot'S and pears are J'OHTXiAM LIVESTOCK J'OHTLANO. Ore., Nov. 7 (At') Cuttle and calves Quolably steady; receipts, cattle ion, culvert If.. H leers. J 100 to 1300 Ih., llO.Z&'t 11; good. 1U.:'5((. li; Hie. (Hum, $Ji.60fi lu.Zfi; common, 7fl .5; heifers, good, 'Jj 0,(V; coiu- uton to medium, cows, good, Kffi common to medium, $5 tiH; bulls, good to' choice, lt 7.&o; calves, medium to choice. $8 fa lu.&o; cull lo common, $64 8; vealers, milk fed, good to cholcn, $ 1 1.50dj 1 3.50; niudlum, ll.&O; cull to common. $!,&() Hogs Market steady; receipts, !Tiu, Including Gun on contract. Heavy weight, $8.(i0 W ti.fiOj me dium welglit, 'JCf!W; light weight, $.7&to: lUt i;?htH, t'juiot packing sows, rough and smooth, 7w8; slaughter pigs, medium lo choice, JS.fiO'Jf if; feeder und stock, er pigs, $8.50ffr.a6. (Soft or oily hogs und rousting pigs excluded In above quotations.) steady; receipts, ISO. I. u nibs. 84 lbs. down, good to choice, Mi.f,(ii,ll; medium, fti.6tifiil0.ri0; all weights, cull to common, $7'di H.60; yearling wethers, 110 lbs. down, medium to choice, Jtf.&U it ;i; ewes, ISO lbs. down, medium lo choice, -93.754 a; lliO-125 lbs., me dium to choice. 934.50; ull weights, common. 9 Mi 3. ' ' . -V1icnt S hard, No. AT YOUR SERVICE WITH LOWER PRICES SUITS Imported and Fifth Avenue styles with extra qual ity and service "built in." You will be pleased with the exceptional fitting quality of these smart suits. Reversible, pleated vests, rope shoulders, peak lapels, fancy brocaded linings. Rich, soft colors in season able fabrics. Values to $50 $14.95 to $32.50 OVERCOATS .Overcoats and Topqoats to' satisfy the most exact ing. Correctly styled in single and double breasted, models. All-wool harmonizing mixtures, plain broad i . cloths and genuine camel hair, in desirable weights $9.95 to $17.50 NEW COATS Women's Coats at great savings. Smartly styled 'and lavishly trimmed in rich furs; all-wool fabrics , . $10.95 to $19.95 CHARMING FROCKS Exquisite frocks, flatteringly "feminine," at prices you can afford. Beautiful new designs for your selection, in satins, crepes, prints and georgettes, in fashionable colors . $6.50&$9.95 HIGH TOP BOOTS Mens original Chippewa 16-in. Top Boots; well made, good fitting, long wearing $5.95 BLAZERS Heavy all-wool Blazers for men, in handsome plaids and. stripes, neatly tailored. Exceptional values $3.95 to $5.95 SWEATERS All-wool Sweaters shaker, baby shaker or' fine rib knit, in a pleas ing assortment of colors and large variety oi styles K llw k i: ;t. lit'; !, . . . $6.10 10 -0l WORK SHOES Strong and durable, Munson last, composition or leather soles; very dependable $2.95 SHOES & OXFORDS For men who want style and serv ice combined. Tan or black calf or kid, Goodyear welts. Neat and dressy , $2.95 to $4.95 WOMEN'S BLOOMERS Women's Silko Bloomers roomy, good fitting, in blue, flesh, white and peach. Special- 39c WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Now shipments of the latest novelty footwear new color combinations in mat kid, suede or patent spike or Cuban heels $2.89 to $1.95 CHILDREN'S SHOES Boys', Girls' and Children's Shoes for school or dress- dependable and serviceable footwear at' prices that will attract the thrifty shopper $1.49 to $3.19 W'liiMu Good Clulhos, Furnishings und Shoos for tho whole family cost less. CHICAGO CAM! 1'IIICAGO, Nuv. 7 (Al') No. 1 linn, No. New corn Nu. 2 mlxvil, sic 3 wliitc, mo. Ohl crn No. 3 mlxwl, Se( No. 1 yellow, flic OiUh No. 3 wlilUi. 43 He to 45ci No. 4 whltn. '4.1 4o to 4'4c.' " llyi!No sales. ' . -Hurley Q.iolublo rangu at BS'w 70c. . ' ; : . . . ' Tlinolhy 81-otl ?5.3u'i('6.ii0. ' 1 flovor hi-mI J10.268.17.7fi. lJinl l(l.r.(l. Itllm $10.50. . ' . :' . ' licllliw Contract. 1 10.30; mm-;' fiii.ii:. AIIA.NDOX llAMt I1CIUIICIC ' NKW YOI1K, Nov. 7 ( Al') Tho liropoHi'd' mi'wr of the National iy bank anil the Corn Kxeliatiffe Hank .V TrnHl eotnlainy was uban iluneil fiiday. temporarily at lea.lt, oh lnuuViiunle proxieH wtre recelvcil al a ineetlni; of Nallonal City' nlockliolili'la lo wincllon the plan. A two-thlnlH inajorlty would liave ln-en. neeeKsnry to act, liut only ahoul 4'J per cent of thejitock was repri'-senleil. i I.IVKIII'OOI, WIIKAT 1,1 V'K'UI'OOI,, Nov. 7 (Al')--Wheat, elomc Dee., Km Htl (l.27.y, ).' , '. Ma r.. h 4Kil 1 .37 K ). Way, !m 7'Sil (?l.4o). I'OltTI.AXO MtOIM.CM I'OUTl.ANI), On-., Nov. 7 (AC) Hbbh. firm, unehaiiKi'd. Itullei. inlll; (tiutterlat), poultry, onlonn, pnlaloeH, ivool. nil In, Imy, ciiHcarn nark and Ii o p Htendy and li elianed. - (.IIKtAJiO MVi:s'l'OCIC CIIMWtiO. Nov. 7 (AC) (U. 8. I. A.) HiigH Iti-eelpta, 35,000. In cludlnK 0(1011 direct; lop, J0.20; paeldni,' mown, fl.Ha'n S.20: hulell er.s, nii-dhlm to ehelce. .$S.OO O.liO. Cattle ItecelptM, liouo;' calveH, reeelpla, 201111; olithty ati-ers' Heml demnrnllxt'd: practical top on well rlnlMhed liulloekM. i 14.50; light na tive ycarllriKH. $15; alauchler claas. MleciM, (rood and choice, $121(15; fid yearlliiK.i, kooiI and choice. JI3.75r 1(1,25; vealera (milk fed), KOOd anil choice. $ 1 2.50 rt' 1 5.50. .Sheep ItccelptM, 1 1.000; open ing Blow; nallvcH lartrely $12.50; Tew choice to oulHldera, $I2.75(1i! 13; fat ewes. $5rii5.50: laniha, good ami enoice, ji2.25i!i 1.1; ewes, me. 1 1 11 ill lo choice. $ l,25i 5.75; feeder laiuhs, good and choice. $ I 2 (w 13. 1 0. I J.C.PENNEY CO. , 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. W: . Such a Thrilling Event . , ; . . for Little Qhisl f--- '' Dolls . . . dolb . '. '. dolls ! Baby dolls with outstretched arms, with blue eyes : ' 'MST ' and dimples. Dolls that plaintively cail for a kind home and a loving little mother. . S.. ; - :: Young lady dblls,-niartly dressed . . cunning novelty dolls, bo many, many . ex-;. . i " darling dolls to. dclijjlit the heart of every little girl for miles around ! Be sure ,. v . Vl 5jJ.! :. ' 't . to come , : . and bring Xlbthcr she'll enjoy the Doll . Show, loo! yr " Friday jQj 8 o'clock f: ' Vjj ' Novembers :' an ' ' ' your water rent without a penalty. ,:. - .. " ii-i-3t I'OKTI.AXIl CASH I'OKTI.ANI). Ore., Nov. 7 (AC) --Cnsli wheat ls Hi nd liliiesleiu. hard white. $1.31: soft while. l.l!l',t: wc.Htern white. $I.I9V4: haril wlnl r, $1.18: northern spring. $t.l; weslern red, $1.IS. ' Today's ear receipts: Wheat, 30; riour. 15: corn. 3: oals. 2; hay, 7. Johnson Replies To Hoover Letter WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (AO -Senator .luhnsuu, of California, to day dl.ipatcheil a brief letter to President Hoover acknuwIcdKlng reeelpl of the lproslilen;rs letter of explnnallou over the failure of Mie 1 alirornlan to he Invited lo the white house dinner to Anihasailor Dawes along with other incnihcrs of the senate foreign rolutlons eollllulllee. The seniilor did nut liulke liulille his reply which was understood to he confined lu an expression of appreciation over Mr. Hoover's letter. . ..-' .WHAT A JOY to know that your Christmas greet ing cards are nil rcudy hut the iid- dressliig... The wise ho'.isewlfe lias 1 hers ll I'l'lidy by Dec. '1st.' Call now for: yotli'H. Nelson I'rlntlnnl Co.. Snilii-71. 1 1-7-lti ALTOJIOItIIJ'1 LOANS WE MAKK LOANS on automo biles and 'furniture. Contracts re financed, rtoom 15. La Grande Natloual Uujilt Illdg, 9-28 l-iu N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.. Julian E. Peters, ros. rep. Fh. S85-J. : - . 10-S-l mp. November 11 lnHt day lo . pay your-walcr rent without a penalty. , 11-7-31 HOWAItl) II. 1IANSCO.H Toucher piano, organ and com position. 40 l-'J. li'or Information call 10-24-1 mp Hark! Hark! All or Ihe boys arc beaded for J. C. l'cnney's aulo show ''rlday uvenlng at 8. lt-7-ll ioveiniier u lasi. nay to pity 1 wnicn to select y o u r your water rent without u. penally. match your picture: .1 1-7-31 frame to ,i'l-G-3t I'KA.tllXfi When you have u picture to frame you will find lv a Rallsfuo.' Hon to know, that It Is Uono in tho best of tuste and aecordlng to the latest customs in framing. Take your framing to Richardson's Art & (lift Shop, where you have over 2110 patterns of moulding from Pabv's Colds Best treated without dosing Just rub on vrv VAPORUB OVER V MILLION JARS USED YEARLY INOKI'liNDKNT ytlOK ii;iiivi:uY Oo anywhere, llaggage. storage, transfer. Oeorgo NeaheeK, uMain S77. 10-30-lmp. November II .last day lo pav your water rent without a penaltv. ll-7-3t Dl l: TO 1.INOY? WASlUNliTdN, Nv- ,; Maylie It Is due to l.lndbeigh. The nveini;,. fledgllug arms aviator' Ik a slim civet young num. I'Vom the study of eharaeterlsl les uf ea dets the army air corps visunllxes Ihe uveragi- as 150 p. minis, rivo feet !l and 22 yen old. FIND IT HERE Copy for Oil oolunm mint be In by a. in. v The. Ladles' Aid or Hie Crosby- , terlan church will hold a bazaar on i Nov. sth In the church basement. Luieh at noon and dinner at 0:30 In the evening. 11-7-m ; i CICTI HK AXII .tllltliOlt COItllS You w III rind a most wonderrul selection of styles mid colors in i picture and mirror cords at lllch- ardson's Art .t (lift Shop. All slues and prices lu the line to match every sim of picture or mirror. 11-0-31 COOKED I'OOI). SAI.I'. lty Women of Mooseheart. Sat urday ut MacMurr's (Stone's). 11-7-21 IN THB WBJT November. II last day to pay your water rent without u penally. 11-7-31 i:i MMAt.i; sAl.r. The Willow l'.-T. A. will hold a rummage sale Saturday. Nov. y.'ln the Spaeth building, beginning ut 'J a. in. , i i-7-it llenctltciiliut, iilootluK. button boles, etc NoMou'a Kldtllo Shop. Ail. lCvery lltt'e girl Is Invilcd lo see Santa's most beautiful dolls nt the .1. c. Ceiim-y company l'rldity exe nlng at S., II -7-It Noviinlirr 1 1 last day lo imy your water rent without u peinlly. ll-7-3t Store No. IS La. Grande, Ore. Indian Head Uniforms $1 .95 1 lloso, Clioen, Peach, While Blue, Tan, assorted trims, assorted styles, Itl'.AtTII'l L .tllltltolts The new holiday line of mirrors has just arrived al Llcllardson's Art & (lift Shop. All slics and shapes In finest Veneliuii plate. frier ranging from $3.J5 to $l?.6n. Select one of these new numbers fur her Christmas, neautlful nilr rom add luueh to tho uttractlve. , ness of the home. ll-fi-3t' Two $15 Dresses for $15.61 Saturday is the Last Day of Falk's 61st Anniversary Sale 4U moat-it m iTire, iSiU-Green or Imry-Tsa Enamel uuwu luuivo or course . but NOT a substitute for QUALITY , I .... ' When you see the new Monarch, you'll probably . agree that it is the most beautiful of all ranges. But v. there is more to the Monarch than mere beauty.. Years ago, the rivets and mallcahle iron frames that assure lasting satisfaction in a range, were right on the surface, where you could see them. TODAY, in the Monarch, you will find the same substantial construction hut it's hidden away beneath the handsome enamel body. Remember this : when you look at ranges. Don't risk disappointment by accepting good looks as a siihsiitntc for the good old-time malleable-construction which insures permanent baking satisfaction and fuel economy. .. '' W. H. B0HNENKAMP CO. la -1 d.ty to! iv'