La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Friday, January 10, 1930
Tage Six
LA GIIANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Real Camp Fire Girls Arc These
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
J.C.PENNEY C.
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CHICAGO WHKAT
Open Illgb Low
l.l.2HX -aH!4 1.25J5
.1.31 &n 1.32
..IJJ2)J$ J.:i J.U
l'OHIXAM WHEAT
...i.o VI . '. J.s!4
1 -20 1.SHJ4
...1.2a 1.211 1.25
CkMe
1.21
J.2.VK6 V,
i.2y,
l.28Vi
1.28 .
1.23
fun.
Mar. ,
May .
.Inly .
Miir. .
May .
July .
Sept. ,
; J.8
Men's
Rayon
Unionsuit
98c
,0,-1-4
0. (IMi
Men's Wear.
Egg And Butter
Market Remains
Weak In Oregon
1 p'l
For nil
Y
rjy
alMamp I-ire Girls' group.
Jndian Kills, vlni fn mini a gro
Indian Mission at White Swan. Wash. Their .
of buckskin, ornamental witli heads, shell
to right, they arc: Nancy Napyer, El tea .i
Stella U'inycr and .San T-i
Hero is a n
are Yakima
75
of tho members
at the christian
menial robes art;
leer teeth. Left
Margaret Tome.
heffu.it, all advanced. Cabbage ' lt7o
vuneed 2&c to One .per cwi. ovor itWC fl
night."
1OCAI MAJtKKTS
fipriiiff isfi26c lb.
Heavy hens 16c lb.
Efght he mi He lb.
Staga 8c Jh.
I-'lour
Kurd FVxJfratlon (hard wheat)
17.60 bbl.
Soft wheat $7.40 bbl.
I'OUTLANI), Ore., Jan. 10 (AP)
Tho effff and butler market un
ilorlono cDiitliuii'H weak, but no
further rodueUonn In prirv wen
reported today by the Portland
prodtico exuhatiffo and thu Pacific
Co-opcratlvo I'oultry Producers, by
whom llio (MiotatloiiH on tlun: res
pective produetH are authorized. Loadings
A leading produce company re
ports a Hiirplus of cranberry sup
plies, and tho price has been re
duced to 12 o u pound wholesale..
California spinach in on Die mar
ket at $4 fur a 4 pound ernte.
Lettneo is offered at $."..'i fii $ 5.2 '..
Potatoes are higher at $a.2u'; J.fjil.
.Mexican tomatoes are $5 a lutf.
JteviewiiiK the; fruit an.' vege
table slluation, the Portland bureau
Affriculturo says: i 'u
"Potato markets strenKtlH.-m-'l at larily uniiv
prnetlcally all winter shipping di.s- ' Hhipnients
triets thronejiutif the t'nlted Slates. I ' l.eiture
triets wen- slightly higher.
"There are practically no sur
plus fruit and vegetable stocks on
Portland's uh.de.salo market now.
Storage stutjis are rapidly dimin-
I some commodities,
e;iillpie. an? lempor
llahle. until California
rrhe mi the market,
is weaker at nouthern
liuvo been liberal nt ! nliipning points.
and lop jrices
Vaklma valley points all week, and : "ere a shade i.,ier hern today. To
buying by Portland and Seattle nmto movenieni is very slow, Jii per
shippers there has been active. Al- j ltf of r. packed imperial valley
though virtually no price changes j stock.
were made at Yakima, prices al ' "Sacked and boxed
many of the larger shipping dis- earrols. it. ets. ttirut
oots crops
inol ruta-
fe ' SlBcJl
wlssl' I or iour wim
Winlcr is 1 he lime of the yoar when
most visilinif is done. J)n't let
"unexpected quests" worry you when
we have a complete line to choose
from for the stockini; of your pantry
shelves. We can supply you with all
or your needs for the entertaining of
your Cluh, Card Parly or whatever
the occasion miht he.
A HOME INSTITUTION OWNED AND
OPERATED BY LA GRANDE PEOPLE
SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEEK
Sunny Point Salmon Canned Fruits
Pink Salmon All Cold Peaches
No. 1 tall can, each 17e 0 ! ;, L.iU1 c.lcij .jg
3 cans fo'' t7c 3 eansf(,r ZZIIIZSQc
Tee Pee Medium Red Fniih nle Pe-u hcs
No. 1 tall can, each 20 A iUC 1 idUlLb
3 cans for 58r" No- -' t'a". eacn 2 ic
o cans for anr
Standard Grade Peas r: . , . 7; ; L
No. 2 can, 3 for 3:io Jv0 aI lK"'g Powder
. ; 1 ":.. can H'Jv
Oleomargarine ;
Allswccl Nut Marsarinc CltfllS Soaj)
1 lb. carton 17c 10 liars 35?
3 for ISC Uox of 100 liars 10
No.
OUR REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES
IJ & M
Spaghetti
Prepared
2 can, 2 for 25c
Syrup
Snow Kapt
Cane and Maple
No. 2i , can :j
Sweet
Potatoes
x...
No.
can ....
2' ., can
1 1c
.ISc
Rodman Brand Peas
Fancy Sil ted Petit l'ois
ean v. ,-:in
17C
No. 1
-'.)C
Pilgrim Cookies
1 doz. cookies in package.
Per package
-C
Supreme Coronets
A chocolate covered tiiarshniallow
cookie
Package of 21 cookies, each ... LMe
Old Hickory
Smoked Salt
10 lb. can ..)Se
Sma!
einiont Pure
Maple Syrup
Made Prom the Sap
tm 1 it. st. can
$1.00
rumii
ISc
Whole Wheat Fig Bar
Nice uul l-'rcsii I'ull of Fitrs.
ll:
Uig Boy (linger Snaps
2 ns 27c
White Kins
(iniiuilaled Soap
lie
LA iftAMn RKTAIfj 3IARKCIS
Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.26.
Vegetables
Netted CJem potutoes Z aack.
Parsley 6o bunch.
Cabbage 4o lb.
1-liuee -10c it heud, 2 for 25c.
Yellow onions 4c lb.
Carrots California, 10c bunch.
Sweet potatoes 2 lbs. 20c.
J'arsnlpa 4c lb.
Spinach )0c lb.
IlrusHelH sprouts 20c lb.
i 'ranberrleH....20c lb.
Cucumbers 2 for 3Gc
Cauliflower 12c head.
Celery 10c.
Cebry heart 20c.
Turnips lflc a bunch.
CVIory 15c and 26c
CIreen peppers 35c lb.
Artichokes 2 for 35c.
Kadishes Kic hunch.
Dairy
liutter, creatrlery 10c lb., 2 lbs.
rue.
Kkks 1ilc doz.
Chwse 40c lb.
Honey Comb, 26c lb.
1'Yulta
IlananaA 2 Ilia, for 25c.
Apples it Sc. box.
Cocoa nuts 2 for 26c.
Keinons Cue doz.
Oranges 35c and 73c doz.
Grapes 2 lbs. for 2f.c.
bleats and l-Msh
I!eef boil 15fir20c.
Chops and steaks 30 (ij 25c lb.
Kresh salmon 30c lb.
Halibut 10c lb.
NKW YOilK. Jan. 10 (Al'
Slock prices made further recov
ery at the opening of today's mar
ket, with buying stimulated by Die
docreaso of 972,000.000 in federal
reserve brokers loan. Allied Chemi
cal advanced 3 pofnls, General
Kleclric 2,i. Otis Klevaior 2. Co
lumbian Carbon 1 i and initial
ains of a point- or so wero renis
lered by Coiy, J. I. (,'ase, American
Telephone und Pethlehem KieeJ. IT,
S. Steel upened with a block of
5,000 shares at 172 up to ilA.
Wheat Unsettled
And Lower Today
CHICAGO. Jan. 10 (Al')-Flattening
out of export business In
North American wheat did much t
to send wheat prices hero down f
today to the lowest level touched
this week, tiesides. much notice J
was taken of statements attributed I
to Samuel It. McKelvie. member of j
tlie federal farm board, that he huu i
been informed spring wheat grow- j
ers northwest expected to Increaso j
seeded acreage this year. Itcporls '
that JtUM.sia had sold more than j
l.ouO.OOO bushels of rye to Norway,'
counted also as a depressing In
fluence on wheat values.
Wheat closed unsettled. l?c to
3c a bushel lower than yester
day's finish. , Corn closed It: to ).c-
down, oats 4c to -Jic oir, and pro
visions varying from 2'Jc decline to
a rise of J2c.
WOOL JtKIOHT
ItOSTON. Jan. 10 (AP) The
Coiniuercial bulletin tomorrow wilt
say:
"The demand for wool has been
spotty and medium wools, influ
enced by the foreign markets, are
'quotably lower this week, although
(fine wools have changed hardly at
all.
j "The manufacturing position,
j while evidently sound, Is In be
tween seasons and not yet develop
ed in any definite direction.
"Thu foreign markers are open-
ting for the post-holiday sales with
' prices rather in favor of the buyer,
although not to the extent some
thought probable. The wool grow
l'OKTLAXD LIVESTOCK
POltTI.ANI), Ore.. Jan. 10 (AP)
Cattle and calves: Utahly
steady, no sales, receipts none.
Steers 1 100-1300 lbs. $10.75 46
$11.50, good $10,75 4 $11.50. Me
dium 9u.t0 4i $10.75, common $7.00
'tt $'J.O0. Heifers, good $9.70 (i
$lii.25, common to medium $7.on'r
$U.7B. Cows, good $R.2&Ai ' $S.70,
common to medium $G.0U i $8.25,
low cutter $3.5'i(ii $6.00. Hulls, good ' crs i h,,, m-hiiary markets aru in
to choice $7.50'( $S.oo. Cutter to ; ciined to withhold wool from sale ( SeiVeS
nu-uiuni inither than accept current bids. J
Calves: medium to choice $S.o0i xho trade is watching with in
" $l(i.50. cull to common $7.oof 1 liPrt.Mt ti,e developments in the furm
$8.50. Vealcrs, milk fed, good to I cooperative selling scheme.
".Mohair is dull and nominal
here wilh prices favoring the buy
er abroad."
The Commercial llultetin will to
morrow issue the following oiiota-
Heavy weight' tiulis:
Hum weight I Scoured basis: Orecon: fine
( t Don't SJvuv-vr I pj
' 1 ur Low Prices Make 11 Easy
i 1 Jp I You t0 Have Plenty f v? '
! f il WARM g?
I Ifli . BLANKETS
' ff- Thanks to the tremendous buying power of W 'ffifyi !
! Qyrt over 1,400 stores buying as one . . , such VVj !
I values as these are possible I . V fMM i
j Wf Cotton Double Blankets, Pair...1.98 . '
. Size 70x80 inches. Attractive plaid patterns. i
fP Part Wool Blankets, Fair $2.98 S '
i Sjk. Sateen-bound ends;', plaid patterns J 70x80 & . .
!. gP .. Realvaluel . ' U
j Jiip Part-Wool Blankets, Pair.'. ... .3.98 1.,;
jspj Warm double blankets; sateen bound; plaid ,;
AH-Wool Blankets, Pair. . ., . J7.90
rtoublecep Sateen bound;
cm, !(.. S11.H0 (a 114. HI), infill nil
S'.i.oo'a S I i.OU, cull to common S7 't!
iS'J.ii".
IIOKf: "wlrjidy tu higher on mi"
loiMl. nothini; colfl. ltTpipts 15-5
ini'ludin 1 !- iliri'cl.
JS.5U f'i 10.5n. ,l
J'.'.LT. W SlU.T.'i. I.lKlit wcislit
$1 li.r.ii'o 1 1 H.75. l.iRlil liKhls S'.l.5u
ttt $10.75. l'arkin suws, rouBll and
sinnoth J7.r.li'.F JS.50. .SUiilKhtnr nlKl:
f. m. .stiiiiipln 7S'.i80; fine und r.
in. l-r. trombinsr 75'. 77; fine and
f. in. cloUilns 70ii 7;'; v;illry No. I.
7S-.S0.
TO REVIEW WAR
INSURANCE CASE
to Test Right of
Vets to Reinstate Lapsed
War Risk Policy.
WASHINGTON", Jan. G ( A I '
The. supremo court today consent
ed to review a case brought by
Hobcrt CI. Meadow of Colorado, to
test out the riKht of World war
! veterans to reinstate lapsed World
and)Vlu. risk insurance.
, $-i.ou'.f $li).:'u. Feeder und stoeker Mohair: Oregon 4( 50. Domes
: PlKH. :.001i $1 ... (Sort or oily 'tic ffradlmr. first combing COli.62;
hoKS and roasling pifjs excluded m';ood enrdinj,' 63i G7,
above quotations.) . -.
Sheep and lambs: quotably Lino Maje Immortal
I steady. No sales, receipts none. Thomns A, Ktnsol1 Sfiy8 that the
ijuitiM p.od to choice $ii.on 6f flrst wor(Is repr(Mcod nn n phono.
III.sm. Medium Jiu.oo m t gri,p!, WPro the firn verse of ".Mary
an weiBHiH. coininon .uun j imd a little liimb.
1 earimn w etlierH 5 i .uu "i y.to.
; Kwi-s, medium to choice $3.75 fti
J'i.imi, l 1 fit) lli.s. medium to
ichuiee $::.0( $i.r.0. all widtfhts.
cull and common 1. 00 'i J3.U0.
M'tiAil AM I'KOl l
MHITLANIt. Ore.. Jan. IU (AT)
Cane Hupar (sacked basis)
steady: cane, fruit or berry, J.'i.i.l
per cwt. lii-et su car, $5.30 cwt.
l-'lour: (cliy delivery prices)
bt.ady; ramtly patents, i'Jx, JS.0O;
whole wheat. 4t's, 7.10; graham,
i'.tn, Jil.lMt; bakers' hard wheat, SSh.
7.Co: bakers' blucstem patents,
k."s, J7.Co; pastry flour, 4t's, $7.50.
I IITTKK !' AT
HAN KKANCISCO. Jan. 10 (AIM
--Uutterfat f. o. b. San Krancisco.
at u-c.
. Inside Trouble!
Mnnklnd's Inher poverty. Hit lo
iu?s. twrrnwnpss Is tho poisoned
sprine from which most tinhnppl
ness flow. Firm and Kirosidi.
Delight in Posterity
A man Junket ti on his little one
n heiiiR of better hope; In himself
ambition is dead, but it has a res
urrection in his son. Ttr,per.
Vitamines in Nuts
Nuts nre poor in vitnnilnes A nnd
C, hut contain u fair amount of
vitaniino li.
Most of 'Em Wear Well
A woman never out prows lir
emotions; she wears them out. St.
Louis I'oPt-Dispatch.
Ch?aters Easily Deceired
Cheats easily believe others ns
bad ns themselves; there N no de
ceiving them, nor do they Ions de
ceive. I. a limy ere.
Briefly Told
Tt ts an ancient saying Hint lohor
Is the price which the pods have set
Upon everything valuable.
.Millions of dollars and many iu
dividualsWere affected today by a
supreme court holding that tho dif
ference in value in securities at the
time of death and the value at the
time of sale of such inherited prop
erly constituted taxable income.
The test case was brought by K.
Franklin Hrewster from Western j
New York.
ltn.wster had appealed from ;t
ruling of the internal revenue com
missioner who had been sustained
by lower courts. i
lie insisted thu tax should be
levied only on the difference in
valuu at the time he received the
securities and the time of sale.
Holding considerable time had
elapsed since his father's death and
the time the securities actually
came into his possession.
I
The New York law giving tleserl-'
ed wives the right to attach the
bank deposits of their husbands to-
day was sustained by tho supreme
court.
Minnesota was declared by the i
supreme court today to be. without
authority to impose an inheritance j
tax on bonds issued by it nnd t.
Paul' and Minneapolis, and held it.
New York by Henry Jt. Taylor, ut
the time of his deathlhere.
The case attracted wide atten
tion as testing the right of slates
to place tho inheritance tax on
bonds and other forms of state and
municipal indebtedness held out
side their borders.
Minnesota urgued that as the
debt represented by the bonds was
to be settled under the. laws of
Minnesota it had the right to lax
the bonds. Tho fact that New
'York might tax them. Minnesota
held, did not affect its right a.
j Justice Metteynolds in delivering
i Hie opinion staled that the issue
! was of great importance of the
(states and that the supreme court,
i overruling previous decisions, iiow
held that property, both tangible
und intangible, was taxable only bj
the domicile of the owner and that
two Males cOHld not tax tho same
properly.
Justice Holmes and Hrandeis
dissented taking the view that
Minnesota could Impose inherit.
bonds uUhoiigll
unco taxes on the
New York, where the owner dioil
also could tux.
rOUTLAMJ CASH
I'OltTLAND, Cretan. 10 (APJf
Cash wheat: Itig Bend bluesj.ein
nam wnue 9 1
Soft while $1.24.
. Western while $1.24. "",.J
Hard winter $1.22. ' '
Northern spring $l.li2.
Western red $1.22.. ft.-!;'
Oats: No. 2-::s lb. while. $3..T.5.
Today's car receipts: whetit i
flour 5, corn 5, hay 4.
POinXANH I'HODLCt:
VOUTbANI). On;.. Jan. 10 (Al'h
Potatoes: higher: Clems, No.
grade, $3.25 Ut $11. ;M) per cwt. ' 'i'
Mutter: weak, unchanged.. A'Kf'f
weak, unchanged.
Milk (bulterfat),'. poultry, coun-f
try meats, onions, wool, nuts, hay
eascara bark and hops steady und
11 nehnnged.
i
SPECIAL
Save one half on nil new
first quulity rubber foot
wear for the whole fam
ily at New York Store
Men's storm
l'ublwrs 9"c
Men's first grade
Alaskas $1.39
Women's galoshes in h
variety of colors....? 1.79
Women's first grade
rubbers ...69c
Hoys' and
overshoes
:irls'
..$1.39
Stomach Troubles
Are Your Fault!
Ituenger's m-UI Alkaline Pow
der liiMnntly I Imls Chrutile
Sliimach DIonU'ts.
New York Store
There is no real need for you to
suffer from painful, uncomfortable
sensations is your stomach. You
can get relief, as thousands of
others have, by simply using UI
HEX. the sensationally successful,
new secret formula for the scien
tific treatment of ailing stomachs.;
Hi-Kex Is a wonderful treatment
in powder form. Its mild, pleasant
action is due to special ingredients
that go directly to the source of
stomach disorders ami Immediate
ly start working to remove the
cause. You can feel Ui-ltex pleas-;
untly working In ten minutes' time,
or le-w.
A teaspoonful In n little water
afler meals will do wonders toward
bringing your stomach buck to
healthy, natural condition. Try P.l
Itex today. It is sold under and
ironclad guarantee of satisfaction
or money buck. Sold by Moon
fMu- ro. -Ai.
For Winter
Comfort Try
Goodrich Zippers
and Galoshes
Trices $1.95 to S0.25
Agents
Rollins Kunstop Hosiery
Burnett
Shoe Co.
JANUARY
EXTRA VALUES
. In These Suites
Eight Piece
Dining Room Suite
in-
The table is walnut veneered. The chairs
i tr-i i i . .
nave veiour seats, uur low price
eludes taoie, tnittet, live
straight chairs and one arm
chair
$109.50,
Three Piece
Bedroom Suite
A suite of real dignity and charm. In-f
dudes bed, dresser and choice of . chestr
or vanity. In walnut or
decorated ivory. Three
pieces
$59.00
Bohnenkamp