La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, January IS, 1930 Special BOYS' SWEATERS Bradley Slip-Over Shakers Broken Lot $1.87 Qf&jj Sue. Men's Wear. Egg And Butter i Unchanged But Unusually Firm ; PORTLAND, Oil-., .Ian. IS AI') : Kgr anil butter prlceH were un changed toiluy, but both were un usually firm. Reviewing the fruit n rid vw (able Hlluiillon, (lie Portland bureau of tho Untied Mlnteii deputiinent of agriculture hhj-h: "Porliand'n 3-duy wlndmorm and cold weulher, bun made for ln-crimw-d lmincH for thorn? (tnicrM Hpeclullzlng In telephone, ntxl deliv ery service. TIiIh hua hud tin Im mediate off i-ct upon nun nl.lt lea of frrHh fnillK and vcfjetublcH deliver ed to them; groeorH thin week, from thn KiihI Alder Hlreet. wholesale fimrlccl. Jobber'H delivery truekn also urn bftntf worked to capacity. ; "A few minor price flurtuiitloii.H wor made, lut'Kciy becaue of eli intillc conditions here, und elsc where. No. 1 yellow onlotiM from (hi JrfiblHh iliMtrlct Hold to reitilleiH ii h high fiH per ewt., bemuse of duorniHn In local Htnragn Hupplien und Inability to loud ul. Hhlpplng polnlH, until warmer wcnlhor. ; ".StoniRe HiipplleH of local turnips nrn very light. duaHly Is only fair. Every Day Savings on Meiclianilise of Meiil Corduroy Pauls Young men's bluo corduroy pants, collcgo cut, iinrrow wale S2.G3 lo 9.45 Junipers Men's extra heavy blue don-' inl juntpers with-jiOavy blanket lining ..; .'.$2.'39 s ' Uluukels Heavy all-wool blankets in oxford grey, special !f2.N9 NIwYnHKEfaRE MOM'N POP FRECKLES AND HIS 7WS IS THE vlST FROUT OP BOVS- U6U IS VoutcC vJASUI!3TokS lnCD PB.a TUG Tk- I'.f. f 1 Mcors tuc ' V 3PlCCl.'DtLWCly ) IXTTCR ftWD HCtlt'S "STIw! WWM'S IHCDIMC.NOVM RUN T V-OP.POP jffffi HE WS PlPTttM YGA&S OLD 7U&V SAW THAT WGM A Boy. W KMli UCVJ To SVJ A'i VJELL AS MOST VJOAASSl rr' x. IU HM st) us mi uti ni.i f V Ifel mm ii mm BRUSHING UP PACKED 464 INM'W&S ORABOoT .... WOKS-AO, UT-1S 116D-I':' , , A&WMST STUoOiivutTH THE BASES n a.L, u)MH RELIEVED pffcrtERLAK&e .1 KtSF!ic 1 W ii M Ik MARKET NEWS CHICAGO Open ..1.2X0 l& Ian I Slur. ... j.Mny ... . .Inly ... roltTI,AM Open ..i.2:i ;i . 1 .2ti .1.211', .1.21', Mar. .. .May ... I .Inly ... I Sept. ... 1 and prkcea ai'e I ewt. as high as $3.00 per1 j "There Inih been a llherul move. meiu in unehiHMlfied apples, deptet ; Inif stocks of some varieties, and mlNlmr prices ullirlilly above thn Conner 7r to l . r 0 raiiKe. "tfllOtlllK tL UONebltl CUlllloWer shipper: 'My idea of I he broccoli crop of IHhikIiis counly was 7 f,(i no emteM; bul that was before the Inst si onus. Who I it will be now i problematical, ami growers differ wldrly iih In the aniounl of damage done. All. the lute cfuHflower or MO-callcd eiuiy broccoli was nipped In thi-headland we. will not have un of 'this variety this KprhiK'." , Wheat Unsettled ; And Higher Today I CHICAGO, .Ian. IS (AC) Ijlilck upturns In prices for wheal futures deliveries resulted toduy from an nouncement thai the naiional grain corporal Ion bids here for country run wheat would he ndvunccd. llulMtln of the eoi'iorallons bids was restricted to Chicago bill an al pinist imiuedlute effect on the fut ure deliveries market wiih lo slltnu lnl biivlnir nml also lo eiiiluil of- FRIENDS vji OVDO BSUtMU A1 2. UAPPLS SAO J l' LI U r I t."J.l r ax-. 'V !vS..' '. ' i-v'y -S "'well, .tcn wiim I ON VT 10 TS '. j UP-J' SPORTS . ........... . By Laufer To9 Morgan axOOrllORtH SOCCESSVOLW : (4 ux,T IT CM Rfcp OF THE DAY WIIICAT Hill Low CJoso No Trading I.SH i.2H, WIIICAT nigh i.a;u4 1. 211 , 1.2(1 t. i. my, liw l.2:t!i i.'-i.-.r, 1.211', Close. I.2:i .i 1.2.-,:)', I.2IP.'. 1.21 y, ffiiiiKH. (.pcnlUK cents down to e.elllK advance Chicago wluat futures ufterwurd tihowed material gains all around. Wheat In Chicago closrd unsetll ed to ?k o rt1 He a bushel higher than yesterday's finish. Corn closed i! to Mic up. (Juts Vac lo '4 c nd vunccd, anil provisions showing 5c to 12c gain. A newspaper man must be pre pared for any emergency, says n miiga.iue writer. 1-Jven for the .self-made man to admit that it was pare luck that he won success. Free Turkish baths are offered by a rw York concern, You can get the sunn? of feci, however, in a lootbiill argument. POItTliANII CASH POlCTI,ANI, Ore., Jail. IS (AP) Cash wheal: llig Hend bluestein. hard" white $1.33, Soft, while $1.22. Western white $1.22. Hard winter $1.20. Northern spring $ t. 20. Western red $1.20. Oats: No. 2-Ils lb. white $35.50. Today's car it-ley I, flour -celpts: wheal 40. , corn 4. bay I. I FAST WHO KNOWS! VJUAT A 300' S03 -V.VIUEM U vjn,9 Wad 1& StJ SlSSV A8COT -m.iT !.' m 'I t-1 . . ... -1 ' ' V -. l' ? r i SI (iAK AMI I'l.OL'lt rtlllTbANU. Ore., Jan. IS (AV) i'iuio Kugar (sacked basis) steady: cane, fruit or berry. $',.46 per ewt. lieel sugar, $6.30 ewl. l-'lour (city delivery prices) steady; family patents. 4Hs, $S.00; wboli' wheal, 41is. $7.10; graham, 4'.)s, $U.;iO; bakers' hard wheat. IlSs. $7.00; bakers' bluestein pat I'lits, Sis, $7.00; pastry flour, 4'.is, $7.60. CHICAGO UVi;STOCK CHICAGO, .Ian. IS (U. K. D. A.) Cattle receipts HIM); compared u week ago fed steers and yearlings r.uc lo $1.00 lower. Vealers TiUc to $1.00 higher; Miockers and feeders i unevenly steady to 2 St: up; ox- treinc'lop fed yearlings and light sleers $lfi.0M; heavies $15. SO; bulk steers and yearlinns closed at $ll.2i ''ii $13.60; Miockers and feeders $3.7Srt; $t().7. .Sheep: receipts 3.000; nominal. Compared one week ago, fat lambs 7Sc to $lolMi lower; Hlawghter ewes aroiiml ?l.ot ofl-; top if or the week fat lambs $14.25; yearlings $12. US': Tat ewes $7.75; bulk prices: fat lambs $13. fin to $ 13.7:"; yearlings $1 1.50 i $12.1)0; fjit ewes ?.50 Ut $7.00; feeding lambs strong to $12. 50'', $13.00. Hogs: receipts 7.0IMI, including B.00O direct; market nctive ut 15c lo 25c uilviince; lop $10.15; bulk $ 1 0.00 ? $ I 5. 1 5 ; butchers, mcd him lo choice $t.4o a, $;i.:to; packing ows $S.2fi'( $:i.oo; pigs medium to choice $!. Oni $ia. on nominal. j POHTLAND LIVESTOCK I'OltTI.ANO. Ore., .Ian. IS (AP) Keeeipts: hogs 600, all drive-ins ion contract. Week's totals approxi j mutely: hogs (i ! 50, cattle 2535, j calves 2411, sheep 2 1 I 5. I 1 logs: compared week ago, all j classes steady. Slight, gains scored by light butchers .Monday and Wednesday lost later. Hulk lighl butchers $ I n.75 Ut 1 1 .mi, mnsily MAIL - V T FIVE ' TWO-CENT 'ilMvS? I EME2 LEACM P1C3 icaovv r T V f 7 U, To StVJ ii &1 1 1 0.76. Over and umlnr weights ' 1 10. GO down, heavies down to I'j.oo. I UllltC IKlclilllir SOWS tS.Hf. 'U S. 60. i lilllk fllauKhter pica II 11.110 '7 J 1 0.25. 1'ccclers In Bond di'inuiul ut Jlo.Oo; 'y10.7D. t Calllc: cumjjarcd wci'K uko, iiiu- tuntd I'lnHllfH HIt'liilir In Ktrnni. frnnt I Hali'H. H)if-Htuck Monduy L'6c to 6'c tuglH-r. (.'iilVfH attd vcuWth Bleadyi to $1.00 IiIkK.t. (Juod nli-.-ni $11. oo I r( 1 1 .0(1. Medium (findi. laiwly I CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY KOIl HUNT Kuinished house. Newly decorated and KaniKc, ' is.f. j l-'Olt IIKNT .Modern five room house with BainBe. ut ):HC Mrst St., cor. Ailaius, furnished. A first class location. Call ut fox farm, promptly. J. v. Smith. . 1-1S-3 l). J KOJt HA1.IC Voihib cow und her ; I lielfer cuir, 4 mo. old. Call Main ! j -C- 1-1S-1 Ip. ' 1'OH ItlONT Close in, front,' Kioiind, 2 nil. for h. k., 1134 Ad- ! aius, cor. of (ireenwood. 1-I.S-lt. ' WA.TJil A ill b I I I o u s young I woman wlsln-s housework for ' home ami small wages for Jier- j self ami two small children. C'ali ! Observer. 1-1S-2 tp ! . I WANTHIi Kigln by H) wall tint.; Itcasonable. Main 620. 1-ls-l tp ; m-y, ski. i rent Jack , HAISI-;, move house, .screws. John Mars. I. is. I I, HKTTY'K MOWS SIIOl' Designing new and old dresses. Tailoring, j rellulng coals, 1302 Slh. si. I'hono , SS6-.I. 1-1 K-G tp. I WANTKI) Man, wilh car, lo dem- onstral,; advertised specially to garages, stores, proiierty owners and farmers in op-n territory, l'asl selling experience not re quired. Must furnish reference and be willing lo start on reas onable basis. $2,000.ne0 worth sold yearly. Kyr-l-'yicr Co., 1037 Kyr-Kytcr Hide., Dayton, Ohio. l-llll tp. CAUTKIt WINDOW WAHMKH Cleans, dries, polishes. Approved by Good Housekeeping Institute, HI ales daily net you $420. 00 monthly. Wrile today. Curler Products Corp.. 9 1 0 Front SI., Cleveland, Ohio. VOll SALli OH Tit AD K KUlt HAM-: liailfd hay. 1300 O Ave. 2 1 W or 1-17-21. FOR WALK Al! fixtures of the bankrupt Hodgson Shoe Store, consisting of .shelving, shoe cases, electrical fixtures, coun ters, 3 5 opera chairs 2 fitting stools, elc. These fixtures will bo sold separately or all togeth er, JO. C. Tuckey, trustee. Room 1 over till vert horn -Wright Drug Store. 1-I7-3C FOR SAUO Plymouth coupe, good condition. Priced reasonable. Km. 17, l.a Grande Xafl. bank hldg. 1-Hi-:! tp 1'OH KALE OR TRADIO Hutcher shop doing good busiue.sM and fine residence In good town, valued at Sio.ono, all clear, will si'll on good let-ins, or will take in an ore hard al the right, price. Hox !iot l.a Crande, Ore. 1-HJ-3 t M I SCEIj la NEO V S rYPEWRlTERS I have all makes of Portables, Underwood Stand ards, and several used machines guaranteed ; i L liaruin prices. Also al maUetj for rent. Expert repairing on short notice. E. C. Tuckey, Room 1 , over Silver-thorn-Wriht. 1-17-lm. NU,l "SOU'S Nt. STrAP TVIM V i KNOW . costs TF.U cevns V3l5Y HO ' 3 V nca U, S. PAT. OFT. CeijdDY ruiNvj VfUSfc 8Trea tuam .-nr. t7. 3. 75110.15, cows down to 17.00, mostly (8.60 up. CJood bi'ifcrfl up to $10. 26, KOod tnlxod oowti and licif. era $'J.00i $0.60. Hulk desirable sllr-stork $S.?6 up. Low cutters down to $3.60. Mostly $4.00 up. Hulk bulls $0.60 'it $7.60, odd lirad $K.lH'. Hulk light vi al.-r.H $i:.0U4f $13.60. udd li' ad $14.00. C'alv. $1 1.60- down, off grades seldom stopped below $.00. Kheep: lambs and ewes nw Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average word to the line.) Pf.r lino, lHt Insertion 10c Per line, each added coriaeo- uttve insertion 7o Minimum chfirtfe on one order -25o HATES BY MONTH 2 linen, per month .$2.60 3 llna, per mnth $3.25 4 lliuH, pur month M .$4.00 5 lines, per mouth -,.$4.75 Each additional line over five churtred at 60c per Hue per month. CASH rN ADVANCE ta re quired on all Classified ordera to cum theee raluH. HI (flier ratea charged on all credit InHertiona. Copy for all Clasaifled orders muMt bo In thin oflew by 10 A. M. DAY OF ISHKltTlOU. Htop ordera on ad Inserted until fur ther notice muKt be received by ih'H nte hoiir or extra Insertion will be charged. '1 ele'phono orders aollolted. Cabh rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of laat Insertion, PHONI3 MAIN S. 'An Obterver Want Ad Will Do It" I-.OOI'.INO WOltIC Repairs any kind of u new roof. Call Chas. Hildebrand, (120-W. 1-4-1 inp 1'Vl'KWltITKU RHI'AIKING Kx pert repairing on short notice. C. Tuckey. ltoom ono over Silverthorn Drug. 12-21-lm JSOMMKR JIOTKl Kouiio. nil en tirely redone, warmth, comfort und quiet guaranteed. Jtates by month $12.60 and up. Also apta 12-28-1 mp. LA GRANDE MATTRESS A Up holstering A Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop. 12-1-lm MONEY TO LOAN We are repre sentative for the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest, Chas. H. Reynolds, i Insurance, loans and bonds. ! EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred- ; Its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. j 3-24-1 m. 1 MONET TO LOAJs ou -inproveo: I city property, frtralght loans or j Installment, plan. Lowest rates. United State's Investment Co. j Phone Main ii. 8-16-lra ; FOR RENT I'Olt RENT Furnished front -bedroom. Sepurato entrunet, 1 SOS 3rd. l-lfi-3 tp. KOII HUNT G room furnished house. Oamire. rh. 815-W. l-Ui-4 t. l'Oll HUNT 6 rm. furtl. house, l-'ull biisetuent und garage, near .S'laiiBe's mill. I'll. 3L'I)-B. 1-14- If IX) II RliNT- Apt., 2104 l'lrst. 1-4-tf. FOli HUNT l-'urnlshod, steum huuted apts. Waverly npts. 12-1-0-1 nip. l'Ull HKNT Steam heated mod ern rooms. Keusonalile.. 140K Washington. I '.'-'.'C-l nip By Cowan uru.urut T 1 WNOVM- P il i ii a s 1 fe US:., Nt JiihviCK. I By Blosser I DOST k.0)J Tiwe niu r quotod up to $12.00. Some sales at f that fluure Bft uuality coiiHitlerably short of choice. Medium to cholco ' yearllnBS iiuuted $7.50ii $8.60. Cull to choice ewes, $6.25. i.ivicitiMmij viii:.vr MVKItl'OML, Jan. IS (Al) Wheat close: March Ss lid $i.:ios. May: 9s 2 r d $1.31";. .Inly: lis r,l $l.37vs. : The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties i KOIl RENT Kurn. bousos and apts., with bnthd clean, qu'.et, rates. Adult. 1810 Green wood. 7-in-irn. KOH KENT or Til A I JK fi-ruom ! j modern house. 1707 Wu.sh. I modern houni, 1707 WiihIi. Ave, It. A. Cruuford. I. I : WANTKD Kjjoclul nurslnjf. Ph. i M-C3. 1-17-titp, ! WANTKIJ To burrow money on ' tfood Hecurily. Ph. 4C4-W, I 1-1 0-3 tp. !WANTKI tihi wants housework.' I Good ref. Ph. 3:i8-V. l-IC-3 1 1 ; : 1 I WANTED Carpenter. and cabinet j j work; penerul repairing", 1-a 1 Grande Novelty Itepuir Shop, i luot Fir. 1L'-2S-Im, llOKSIOKKKPKIt widower, (.'all 2' ter 6 p. in. WANTKI) by 00 S. Hirch. af-1-14-0 I p. WANTED Any kind of work, exp. in clerical work, by man with with wife and 3 children, 12)2 Wash. Ave. If. FOUND lilghl. grey Call ut Observer. aucde glove. l-17-3tp. PERKINS Main 500 KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon Coal Let Us Send You a Load. It Holds Fire Longer! VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" Used Cars FVof essional Directory This directory to cwppclnlly tiumty for tho netveomer' or for tue oat-ot-tonn reader who nmy want the name and Address of some professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid 10 auy reader lii obtaining prompt professional ervloe. Classified for Quick Reference 1'hywciann & Surtumns A. L. RICHAIIDSON, M. IX Physician and Surgeon. Office over Glass Drugs. Office pSoue, Main lt; residence phone, Main 65. J. A. WOXOlOKblCK, .M. 1). Phj-slolnn and Sunieoa Office and Hospital over tho Tiffin Tel. Main 678 i.kh a. mini. si. v, L12WA WILKKS. Al. I. Practice limited to diseases of t&t Kye, Uar, Nose and Throat Kew Foley Tlephon, Hiilldlua Mhip 1. STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., i;w p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. Fnr infoi-mptinn pnll MATV 7?W. Kuy Kound-Trip Tickrls and Save Good for 60 Day. J.C.PENNEYC0. 108 Icpol St. , La Orange. Ore. "Moredge" Razor Blades ilslmk k Double blades that will fit your (iillet'tc razor. Very leeii, smooth shaving blades at I low price. 10 shaving edgej tor 25c. 5 for 25c I'llllTI.AXII I'lKlbllfli POI!T!,ANl, Ore., Jan. IS (Al') llulter: lii-m, unchanged. Kggs: firm, unchanged. Milk (bullirfat). poultry, coun try meats, onions potatoes, wool, nuts, hay ca:cara bark and liops s'.esdy and iinelianged. Astrologer nmfi.' FREDERICK BATjMES $01 N Ave., La Grando. Or. Readings daily. Readings by Mall a Specialty MOTOR CO 4th and Adams WISDiM! Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their profession and who have demonstrated their capacity and ability. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman Phone Main 62 Ontoopallue rhysidani J. l ISULR, n, o. HAItUA ItKT 1X1,1, B. u. O. Genrsl prnctiee and the "Post SiSTBii" for fallen arches. Bornmcr Telephon, funding Ullln 105 in. .1. i:. vot)i)i;i,r, t'lllllOI'llAITU; rilYSICIAN (it her inetliods applied, Mlatlieruiy. l ullia Viol-t Hay. Food .Science. Sinusoidal ami Galvanism, l'oot IrouMts correete-V. Koi-uu-r lll li:. 1-lione 4f)7-V. -. T-s itin-w.