La Grande evening observer., November 29, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, Novc'iuiier 2i), 2020
New!!
FallHose
mm
IVool and silk and wool by
Phoenix.
5G to 1.50
ric.
Men's Wear.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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' Mar. .
i.Muy .
I July .
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I Ice. ,
I Mm'. ,
; May .
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Wheat Strong At
Day's Top Level
Chicago i,i Dsrocii
WOOli KMI'OItT
IIOSTON. Nov. I'd (Al'l The:
Cumincrclul Hull,. tin tomorrow ivill '
KJiy:
"Ilimlnt-Hri hitfi been very alow til
I he wool market UKaln this wedi.
Villi prlci-8 ivmlliiK in favor of the
buyer.
'Tin inunitrat-ttirlNK position In
hIou- uh rcliiti-H to new bunlm-iis.
There nil! fair ilellvcrlcn mill being
Mimic iifruiiiKl olj riinlritct.s.
"Kori'lun market .ire barely
firm roilllmnid Willi u week niro.
ulihoiiKh not ipioluhty lower, ami
Jonilon contlnui-H Htcaily.
"Moli air In dull nml hunlly
cliiuiKeil."
The ('omiiuircinl llilllctin tunior-
row will pill. Huh th... follonliiK
Wool iiuolullonH.-
.Scoured busls: On-Ron Kino
mill I'-. M. Htupio. H.rc; Nile mill
It. M. I'"r. comhlmr. TN'n.slic; fine
and l' M. clothlnsr, 75( Tr: val
ley, No. I, :r gr,e.
- .Moliulr I ionir.it ic irrinhil: 1'lrnt;
combine, ooii G:.'c; good cnriliiiK. j
(!'. 07c. !
' II I f A C V Nov. 29 ,l')
Wheat Heorcil Mluu-p early upturns
in prlee here today, helpeil hy a
brisk ailvanee al Liverpool nml hy
lilieral export iteinani for North I
American HhlpnielltM: lioilKea with
fori-lKii ciiniii-ction.H were buyer of j
' nieiiKO iiiiuro iieiivene.i, anil lor
the flint time May went to a pre
mium over July. Opening 1 'e to
2'-hc higher, I'lilraKO wheat afler
waril eoilllnilell to allow Htrcngth.
t'orn anil ontn were also firmer,
corn Klartlllf,' unehliliKcil lo '-jc
hhrher ami HiiliMcniiciillv uilvunc-
inj,'. rioviHloiiK were easy.
Wheat cloned mrum,' at virtually
jtlle il.'iy'H tup I
. per bllHhel nbov
Hill.
vel, to H'.iC
WeiliieMijay'H flll-
I'llll'AC.O. Nov. 2!l (Al'l (I'. H.
Departiiienl of AKrlriiltiirc) Hih-h
Iteeelptn. .u.nun, lllelllillllf,' 1 1. OHO
illreel; inonlly lie to 25c IllKlier:
lop. n.rn; hulk (,-ooil lo choice,
!i.2ii1f 11.4.',: huti-hcrn, meiliiim to
choice. t'J r'l II. fill.
t'uttlo HeeelpM, Couu; calve.
21111(1; Hleaily o Hlroll traile on fell
Htcern anil yearlings; early ton. Jli;
on yearliiiKH; IickI heavies.
sa-.ii;liter elusses. steers, fruoil anil
choice, Il2.2li4i 14.50: fell year
llnus. (fooil amj cholee. $i:fli l 5.7f;
v.alers. milk feil, j;ooil und choice.
I.V 15.
Nhei-p Kecclpls. I 3, mill j openeil
stronj,' to 15c higher; fat lainlis.
early aiounil $13; fal ewes. 5.F,U
ii 5.75: lambs, kuui! anil choice,
I2.75 13.611; ewes, meillum lo
choice, 4.50rtiC; f ler lambs.
Kuoil and choice, $11.751112.75.
look a puss for a seven. yard ifnl:
i nd a TiKei- first iiown to near mil
field. I I rM Hair I'uutlii- ii.
The first hall was laruely a seile.
of pillHS, preceded either by line.
pla thai f, l short of a first
down, or else a momentary Kai.'l
w ith the offensive el umbllns n ph.-.
or two h.ter.
The "uluim,," n spile of their
n "ml lack of praellce. iilavr I
jiin excellent t-anie. Lacklim nuoofi.
i news and piono lo fumble, they
modi, up for It with an exhibition
i f hard, low tucklinir, mid streiiKtli
j in tbn pinches. Several comlilna-
i , uUt inicaneio ami
Mil
roim,.t.vii CASH
I'flltTLANO, (ire., Nov. 2a (AIM
Cash wheat III!,- Hclld blu.-si, n.
i hard while, $ 1.4,1; B0ft white,
;I.2C; western whit,.. l.26; hard
I winter. $l.24'i: northern sprnif,-.
n iei; western red, 11.24 "j.
Gals No. 2, 3S. lb. white. :I4.
Today's car receiits: Wheal, til;
barley. 1; flour, 23; corn. S; oala,
3: hay, 5.
HI V OltMJO.V HANK
SAN I'ltANl'ISi'O. Nov. 211 (Al'l
I'alilalo Investment cor-
I'lle
J Markets Listless
In Portland Today
I'OltTI.AND. Ore.. Nov. 29 (AD
; All markets weru listless today
following the activities prcccdintr
t lie Thanksgiving: holiday.
Sl (i.lt AMI ri.ont
I'OltTI.AND. Ore., Nov. 29 (AD
fane siinar, (sacked basis
Steady: cane, fruit or berry. $5.45
per cwi.: beet silltar. $5.55 cwt.
ITour (elty dellviry prices)
.steady; family patents. 49s. $7. till;
. w hole w heat. 4'Js. $ti.7i: Kraham.
No reiort was Issued today by M:s, $(.5(i; bakers' hard w heat.
(he department of agriculture con- 1 $7.20; bakers' liluestem pat-
cernlnit ' the fi uit and n-Ketable ! ''"ts. 9s. $7.10; pastry flour. 49s,
j situation. Tills review will come i $7.1(1.
I out after the close of the markets
j today.
! ' Holler anil ek'KS were steady,
; with a sllsiil weakness In eiws.
poratlon, throtiKll lleriiiau J. Nr,,
attorney, today announced pur-
Chase by the I'alllola enrooivit l,,n
with (iaiily le.idlnir in total of Ihe conlrolllniF i,.ir .,r n...
yaiiliiKc. linker anil Hap .Moon ' lumbla Nallonnl bank of I'oiiland
mado several Koo.l Kalns. I 'rice, 1 Ore., Hrollierhooil Co-operative
who went In at end In the last half, i National Hank of Tacoma Wash .
.played a bIioiib Kame. nml the! and North Coast Bank and Trust
two Siuutz lirothers. I.ynn and Dee, j company of Seattle, Wash The
were almost an entire line by them-1 new purchas.- Blves the Calltalo
s.ives-, smeatins TIbci- plays rlKllt : corporation six banks on the l'a
nn.l left. cifiu coast.
l'or the hh school. Captain I - . .
Itoe. luilfback. and Willie Ton enee. ! MAItliiri'S C I.OSl:l7
end, set the pace for the others. Ni;w VOIIK. Nov. 29 (Al')
with l-'aus. I'atten and Velson nn,l--' The v. .11- v..rb .n..i. 1
inioiint of yardiiBe. Mt-j cIiuiikch retarn lo normal trailim.'
Plenty of resistance hours next week, liolh are clos..,I
l,l lill'OOl, WIIKA'I'
BENEFIT GRID
GAME STARTS
FIELD FUND
Nov. 29 AI')-
1,1 VKKI'OOI,,
Wheat close:
llecellllier. lis Hi d ($1.3214).
March. 9s 9 (; ,1 ($1.42?, ).
May. ins ijd ($1. 41114 I.
July, ins .y,,i ($i.4SK).
(Continued from Pass 1)
98c BARGAIN WEEK
All Discontinued Slock
Boys' Cloth Blazer Sweaters
Girls' Knit Sweaters
Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers
Wash Dresses, Jersey Suits
98c EACH
Jut,' it fair
t'ltire furnishc
tO "((111(11" thfllKlH.Ut thp lino.
AIoiiicmIs or Comedy
There tti'i-o iiiniiH-iitM nt rorm-dy
a:i writ um f tiutl.ail in the- uanic.
.Him bi-foi-fi the Tici-H Hcon-iJ. tin
"uluniij" rtiMhed in u nuiny ro
)lafftH'iit: I hut fl tool HovvinX
minutes to !-(, i-Kunizp tin- i.m.mi
and iiairow tlio iiuimImth dtiwn to
cli'vcn. riin-c cotitiLs wne ni.-cM-sjiry
hnfori. (ho "thuncJerinj; in-nl"
itr. rut hclnw 13 nii'ii. . Another
tiin.-, Kos'-ei- .Sims. snihhfuK 11 IUkU
srlionl I. .-ill-curr!.-!-. pirlicil Ilim up
and rushed him 10 f. et to the shle-
1 ineM.
In fir.st downs. the ",iiii tun"
in.iil.. six to tho TiKer' fiw.
U'r-"lrll. !V;u-f I ntlodiircd
Itetuefn thif Kct'ond and tliirtt
period. Dr. hiK.e Inlrodueed Jim
WoodeM. who made the (it tout-li-iIovmj
in I'nion county hack in isjtl.
and .lark I'eure, who reieroed the
flrwt Kame. The. high sciiool hand
fnrjiislu'd niiifile.
The Lineups - , . ,
t .- hi in in ii) (t;
I jar.su ii 1, 10
I Ali.stoit ,T
j U'oodell Hi
: I). Sniulz ('
'.r. Wriuht lit;
jl-Snuitz HT
I IMoklaud UK
You Know She'll Like These
Gift
Undies
And Wc Know Your Christmas Gift Budget
WiU Welcome Our Low Prices on Them!
today and tomorruw.
A policy uf firradunlly i-xlcndlni;
lohacco proilurtlon lias liccn ndupt.
cil by Spain, tliroiiKli loyal decree.
Norton 7s
Hltth Hi liuol
cil tin- rullliack lii-foii- Ik- hail hard- ,,',"'"n I.K T.irri-iico
ly moved five feet. With tho hall A"s1"" ''T Gulilenian
nil their own 30-yard line, the 'I'll,-- j """'"'H 1.(1 I'unlcy
i-rs decided to pass Inn Kaus was "' "j"""- (' Berry
tliruwn fur u l.r-yard loss while Writ; lit I!; Thompson
he was Irylnu lo Bel I Id of the ball, i '';S ","tx, I!T I'arlcer
Itoe clicked nil five yards ami then l"l"nd UK Mires
11 pass to I'lillin put the hall on,.'yi"'h " Q I'ntten
tin. 2K-yurd chalk line as the third ' y Nelson
period ended. The Titers limited i ' " ""e
on the next play and an "aliiin'' ; J''lJ rnuc
pass neiied six yards, (larfiy went I ''.-tltiitliiM: Alumni: j-e Itey.
five for first down, nlunttliu- the : '"'''" . .'rll '- lraha,,i. Cal k T.-iy-
,,.". - in'iiiiisoii. r . .-.minis, wnii-
l-"1 ' 1 L. 1 ... . . . .
...Mi-vi. .ii ineriiiir. A. Jolin-
FIND IT
HERE
Copjr for this column mam be
' In by a a. m.
AIJTOMOIHI.H LOAN'S
WE MAKE LOANS on automo
biles and furniture. Contracts re
financed. Room 15. La Grande
National Dank Bids. 9-28 1-m
Kiddy Shop j
: I
line, mill then reeled off II yai
10 Ihe Mile anil white 21-yard Hue
for a second successive first ilnwu.
Wnll.-diiiirr went into the U1 and
made a yard. Then tlurliv Hashed
thriillKll a momentary hole in the
Hue und shook off ihe entire TiK
er lial'kfleld on a lirilliant run tn
11 liilil-hitou it. Tin- nexl ilay wic
Ihe wlunliiK one of ihe mime, and
completely crossed up th.- Timers.
llaUeii. who used to drop-lilck 'em
for the Tiliers several years aao,
slepiied hack anil made ready to'
noiii tno nail helween 111
iniwever, Clarity took the piKskin
and. with the way cleared hy Wal'.
sinner und Lynch, ripped IhroiiK'i
the line for the exlra point.
'I lie Kami; ended a:l Ton-cure
AXO'I'IIKII liltl-IAl) ItOAUl)
Sl'i:('l.l,
Another lot of I he l ine hand dec
orated hard wood hreud boards
with the new saw tooth knife has
just been received at ltlcliartlson's
Art ,1- Gift Shop and will be fea
tured nfrain at US cenls on Satur
day. These make wonderful Christ
mas (firm, something that Is both
liserul and attractive for tile table.
Take odvuntiiRe of this special of
fer Saturday nl lllcliardson's Art &
Gift Shop. "The fhrlstinns Shop."
1 1-2'J-lt
ricrsir i-oi-t'oit.v halls
flrders taken, at Ansel's place
opposite lluhni-nknlnps. 11-27-Ct
son. II. Winters. (1. lJaiinian, L.
Kussell. c. YVrlKhl; hifih school:
Hughes, (.'ourlney, .MeClure, .Shep
paril. Unite, Sullivan.
Unfortunate Song Writer
SlcphiMi folllns l'olcr, wlm
wriile "My old Kcntuckv Mi "
! composed a total of mss.
I At Uk-iii weio "ilassu's In di
! Old. Cold tJriiiiiul." "Old lllnck
I .Inc." "t lhl I in-. Trav." "ITiielo
posrs. , .," (.'innc Where Ah- l.ovp Lies
I'realnlliK'' nil. I -old Folks at
Home." Despite the fact Hull
smiie uf these haie htvn:ii known
the world ini-r, l-'osler ilird In LSI! I,
i:i Ihe !!!;( of thirl.v -eialit, poverly
slrlcken nml ilclit-riildcn.
; i'K'k Tin:r xow
j Vou will enjoy plekln),- your
(hrlslmas cards from the beautiful
and dlstincllvo eoiinler line now at
lllrhardson's Art ,it Gin shop.
;t 'arils from 2 for 5c lo ollc' each
will be found In the wide ussort-
iinent, with si-utlmeiits to en
Tailored
Rayon
Smart! Popular! And so
Very Practical!
Bodice-top Vests 79c
Bloomers, Cf-cmise and
Panties, each 98c
Brassiere-top Combina
tions 1.49
Lace-trimmed
Raypn
Chemise, bloomers, panties,
step-ins, danccttcs and com
binations trimmed with lace
or novelty applique.
98c to $198
Crepe de Chine
Lovely underwxarablcs, trim
med with lace.
Chemise or Dancettcs,
1.98 lo 3.98
Panties or Step-ins,
1.98 to 2.98
j member of the family and friends, i .
I licinclnhcr. Chrlstmils cards a.1 ! ,.,7ri'i
Klenarilsiin.s Art .Ni
The C'hrisl mas Shop.-
CAISI) ()!' THANKS
We wish In DoImIc mi., i
every rrio:itn for their kindliest) anil sym- i
lends. , . . . !
eApiesseii io iis uiirmir our
lit sorrow. Also for the beau-'
tiful floral offerings. Mr. and
1). Uendel und family.
11-2U-
ll!
i transfer.
' S77.
Geurgo is'oabeclc, Waul
10-30-lmn.
Shop,
:i-it
l. DKI'KNUIONT QUICK
1.I.I.IV1.UY holes.
Go anywhere. UagBatre, storaKe. I
Hemstitching, pleating, button
etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop.
. Ad,
The Amaziri;
new
Thor Agitator
$30 to 860 Less Than Any
W usher of Comparable Quality
Cemetery Care
When perpetual care of n cenie
ler.v lot Is provlileil for, it menus
Hint hciiilsiiines or monuments are
kept strniclit, fences or mils lire
pievenipil rniiii siit'Kini: nml Krnss
is mowed iiinl replanted us neci's
sury. (mo pays n lump sum lo the
cenieter.v iissoeliiilon. the Intenwt
on which Is suiliclent lo provide fur
lliese sen Ices.
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TTERE'S the latest Thor. And that means
the most modern washer for Thor
leads the world in the design of washing
machines.
Uy actual test this is the only washer of
its type that thoroughly cleanses shirt cuffs
and collars in one washing without soaking.
Sec its many advanced features. See its
marvelous new beauty. And look
amazing low price.
at
j-.V).PS5rfSs
mmpiBi m j
$9 Down
it fic Seii.siitioital I'rirc
Noti:lli('.s(tHw'nior Features
1 I ff Tim 7-mCi, haked ...rccl,iin en
amcl iiiMdc und nut.
2 mt-mu.Ii ai you lure never seen in a
w usher.
3 . 7V.) 7-ihc width of the tub itself.
Knhbtr ,,ir,V,-,, I ,-., )roy ;
5 ,. S,-n -r,r Ki.iiura lo Uotbts.
6 Simple. .,,,. I. ).i,y , operate. Cicncral
i.lccirtc Minor.
7 e( Jp.i ily. Dues entire washing in 2 hour j.
8 f amous 'I hnr iH.ilit,
O ....,, !. ;, c- $1(1 i t,M C ihan
any washer if iiimparablc ipialil).
Hair in Our Early Army
That liiii whiskers mid unkempt
hair were tun In favor with Ihe
eiiiiimamlin nlllcers nf the early
rniled Slales nnny is shown by
ii Idler signed by Anthony Wayne.
The Idler slates that, ns n burlier
has been supplied for members of
the eimipaliy. none would bp ex
i uhi'iI for iiiipearins "willi a Ions
heard or sloM-nly hair."
It
"Safe ns a Church"
wc iiiainlain, an excellent
Is.
bleu to mi to church on Snntlu.v.
(Julie nsiile rniiii the benellt loyotir
own mnnils, nml Ihe duty which
you owe your Maker, nml such con
siderations, we slate conlldenlly
that a church has hardly been
known to bit a telegraph pole und
Kami Journal.
luni turtle.
Eastern
Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Wash the Thor Way"
Avoiding War
I have :is little MipiTstiiioti In itio
ns iin.v man living, but iny sot-ret
opiui.ui him ifvi'r lu't'ii nml still Is,
tliiil Coil Atmiultty will nut five
ii a npli In inilitiiry (loxtnicilin.
or lenvi' Hkmii tiii-iipiHtrH'! to par
ish, who lutvf so miiMMily jiml ro
iM'ntfvlly MiiiLht in livnid ihe r;ililiit
It ics nf :ir, Ity every flocrju
iiii'IIiimI wliich wNiNmi ciMild III- j
veiil. Thnniiis I'tiyne.
Br-tlrr lo Wmli Diihe !
. seeiilfci.iiM--iiltl d.1 Is wrtt
liis; ll imvrl. ",M(it ('er.viunly iinw
l.H writing one. Ami they sell he- :
eaiiM' Him wrih'is fct-l eMiyeil l ;
reml wJuil i hi' kiimt wiiiers nre '
wrliiiiL'. TlH.ii-lr tu ie!l tho inilh 1
It wiuilfl tie lii'lter If tlipy washt"!
dishes. S.m .Ih.m Mcniiry lleruid !
Biblical Quotation
The s:i,lir that then Is nntlilns :
timv under ihe sun is found in the '
Uihle. lOeeleviasies 1 :lt says: "'Ihe i
thin- Mint hull) h-en it Is thnt 1
whirh shull he: :md thnt uhieli H '
dime that whii-h shall he don; -nnd
then W nr ihmv ihim under '
the sun.' I'nthfntder Manzine.
t ormal Adjournment
"Sine die'' literally means "with
out day." It I nvil in (lie h-nl
sense to mean "without n day an-
I'ninU'tl on w hh 't I 'i tiie-'t :iu;iitl."
W hen i-Miire" ati inline ine die It
ineanv thai no date has bewi set
on which to convene, the sessiou
t'ohiff nel-d. 'I'll.- J.N.-'- e l
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