La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Moiiflav. January 20. 1930 !
Page Eight CiKANDJS EVENING OBSERVER, LA GKANDE, ORE. - '
Napa-Tan
Hi Tops
Oil real 16-inch, plain
toe and pac style.
$8.95 to $13.85
Men's Wear.
GRAIN MARKETS
GENERALLY WEAK
Cash Grains Relatively
, Firmer Than ' Futures,
"' Government Reports.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, ;Oruln
nutrknlH gcnorully w(uc weak and
lower during Ihn week ending Jan
uary 1H, but uanh prlci B were rela
tively flrmnr than futuren, reflec
ting thn limited offering! and fair
ly actlvo doineHtlc demand, accord-.
Ing to the Weekly Qrain Murkt't
, Uovlew of tho United Htntt'tt bureau
of agricultural cconoiuicH. Light
export Inquiry for North American
wheat because of cunllnued com
petition from tho HoiiUiern JiemlH
phcro In tho lOuropuan marketn wan
virtunlly rcspoiiHlble for tho decline
In wheat. Ityc waH independently
weak hecautto of tho very ntow do
m oh tic demand and almoHt entire
obnonco of export inquiry. Feed
grains wero weak under a nlow do
tnund, Influenced Hoiuewhut by tho
unfavorable market Hlluatlon foe
dairy prodnctH, Flax declined
Hharply notwitiiHtandlng the Hiimll
ilouieNtlc offerlngri. Argentine flax
prices declined about 'Jo per bunhel,
largely oh a mailt of the Blow
J'jiiropcan demand for need and wan
a weakening factor in tho domes
tic market.
,.. Thn principal feature In Urn gen
eral wheat murkct Hltiuiilon wan
the continued liberal offerlngx of
Tiilto advantage of the un
usual low prices of our ifan
nnry Clearance where the
wiving aro tho grvaleM.
IHtKSS !ANTS
Men'H drcHH pants In atl wool
worHtedn and caHsimercs,
Hlrlpu und plain rolora
$2.95
CAIS
Men'it and boyn' Utckh capH
with or without fur InbandH,
low putlertiB
59c and 79c
' JUTS"" ''V 41 '
DresH iUU for pien in genuine
fur 1'eitA Hui(g$ or curl brim,
o.Ntra values I
$1.95
NIwYoRKbTaRE
Announcing New Service
-' ' ' by
MOTOR COACH
Pendleton Walla Walla Lcwlston
Spokane Yakima Bend Portland
BakerBoise Twin Falls Pocatello
Salt Lake City
R Trips Daily to rendloton nml Way Point
3 Trips Daily to Pakcr and Way Points.
2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points.
Thru Daily Service to Woiser, Ontario, Hoist, Twin Falls,
Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points.
Connections arc made at I'omltolon to am! from Sook.mp. Coeur (i'Mcne,
Colfnx, Ijcwiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla anil Way 1'oinU.
Connection are made at Umatilla to ami from Kcnnowick, I'asco,
Spokane, Yakima, Kllcnshurtr, Wcnatchco arul all Yakima Valley IVint.n.
Connections are made at ArliiiKton tc and from Heppncr, Comlon, l'o?5il
and nil John Day Volley 1'oints.
Connections aro made nt The I'nlles to nnd from rrincville, llend,
Klamath Kails and all Central Oregon I'oint.i.
Connections aro mndo at Portlaml to and from T.-u-mnn, Seattle,
A'ancouver, M, C, ami Way Points North and Salem, Cui-vaHis Hujrene,
ltoseburg, Mcdford, Kacramento, San l-'rancisco, los AnKeles and all
Way Points South.
Connections aro made at Salt. Iake City to and from Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City, St. U)uis, Chicago, New York and all Kastcrn Cities.
Motor Conches Leave I .a Grande
- i-int -
Pendleton !1 :20 a. m. 1 1 :00 p. m. ; 6 ;f0 p. m
Walla Walla 0:20 a. m.: 1 :(H)
I.ewiston 0 :20 a. m, ;
Spokane 0:20 a. m.
Yakima 0:20 a. m.
Portland 0:20 a.m.;
linker 10:l()a.m
1 :0()p. m.
(J :50
Poise 10:10 a. m
Salt Lake City..l0:10 a. m 10.15 31.00
Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all points
Kxpross Shipments Carried on All Schedules
Columbia (Jorge Stage Depot
Klin and Jelfcryon Sts- Phone .Main 7:':
COLUMBIA GOUGE MOTOU COACH SYSTEM
Park'iud YamliiU Portland, Orctfon
Artfentlmi .wheat at lowr prlcm
'than thorn quoted non-I2uroH'un
export Iiik countrleH, Artfcntlno
HhipnentH for tlie week totaled!
nver 2,700,000 biiHh(!lH, about one I
third of which wan on onJi-m Hhlp- ;
)mth went (uotiiiK inif wiieai ui
"IJ.28 per biiHhnl 'IK KiikIuiiiI and
wileH of C3 i-4 lb. liosaft; for I-Vhru-nrv
HhlutniMit wei'u lTDoi'led at
Liverpool ut $1,279. per hunhl, I
while No. 4 Manitoba arrived fluid j
at London at $1.42. The influence I
of the Argcntim competition wan
inoHt pronounced In the Caniidlun
market whero HtocltH arc mill rela
tively large and where there in
Home pre.HHiin to Hell, according to
trade report. The IncrcaHc of the
(Jiriiiun Import duty to about G2c
p-r b.iHbtd on AuHtralfan and Cfinu-
dlatt wheat waH alHO a weakening I
factor, Canadian HtockH wero re- j
duced about 2,000,000 biiHhelH, the
fliHt weekly decreano of the hpuhoii
DumcHlIu wlieat marketH did not
follow the full decline in fuluro
priceH and Hpring wheatH were ac-
lively firmer than winters Tim
winter wheat crop In the United
Htuti'H Ih reported in gem-rally fav-
oruble condition with an uiiiph
Hiinw blunket In tlie weatern belt
where weather haH been quite cold,
Thero are aomo HectionH without
hiiow cover but no Hcrloua damage
haH been reported to date. Move-
ment of wheat wan only or moder-
ate volume, reHtrlcted Homewhat by
the wintry weather. ItereiptH at
K an huh City wens con.slderably j
smaller than for the previous week
but- prices tended Hteadlly down
ward, and at tho cIohu of tho mar
ket January 17 were ac to 4c lower
than a week ago.
Offerings of Hpring wheat wen
tdlghtly larger than during thfi
previoUH week but thero waH a
good mill demand and premiums
for deirablo milling quulllicH wero
increased almoHt HUt'fieienl ly to off
Het the decllno in future prices.'1
Koine wheat was taken tit $1.25 per
bushel for No. 1 northern, tho basic j
loan price announced by tho fed
eral farm board. I
Pacific coast marketH reflected
the Kenerally weak situation ' In
other domestic markets and also In
the foreign markets and prices
in tide moderate declines, Vuture
prices at Portland and Hcattlo wero
2c to lie lower, while cash prices
were only lc to 2c lower than a
week ao. Kxporl demand was
very dull and only one cargo of
about 7,000 tons of white wheat i
was reported sold during the week
at Portland. This was to the '
Culled Kingdom. There was prac
llcnily no demand for either wheal
or flour from tho Orient and no
new business wan reported. The '
silver exchange Hlluatlon In Chln.il
Iuih been unfavorable for export
busineHS wilh that country. Wheat
exports from Columbia river and
Paget Hound points have totaled
outy HI, S0(l, 000 bushels this season
to dale, compared with 20,100, Olio,
bushels for ihe corresponding per-I
toil lust year.- Increased flour ex-'
ports, however, to tho Orient large
ly ollset tlie decrease In wheat
shipments. At the elose of the
market January 17 No. I Hlg Hen I
bluesteiu hard white was tptoted at
Portland at J!.:ifi and at Keatlle at
$LS4 per bushel. 14 per cent No. 1
dark northern hpring from Montana
was quoted at Meat tie nt $1.32 per
bushel In bulk. No. t soft and .
western white was Helling at. Port-1
hind at t .23 and at Seattle at
$1.2!l b. No. 1 hard winter, north
ern spring and western red were
quoted at Pnrtlnnd at $1.21, and
No. J western red at Keatllo all
$1.22 ',( per bushel.
.Wjlth Christmas and New Year's
l)as1j nlaybt Wilbur Glenn Voliva
la TIkIiI' after all th world Is flat.
An 'Ohio man, alter being deaf
for 13 years, recovered his hear
ing In a taHvle. And probably
realized he hadn't known when
lie was well off.
I A selmla r is a ma n w ho ra 11
j name the first 17 amendments to
the Constitution.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Opvu
Mill' 1.8-1
Miiy 1.2HH
July i.stttViO-X
POIflXAXD
Oiicii
Jir l.iisy,
May 1.20
July i.soy,
St-Il - tJtlli
No Changes Today
In Butter Prices
POKTLANIJ, Ore, Jan. 20 AI')
After Kb ndvaucen ot 7c Jat
week, butler jirlcfH began the week
without change, but firm in under-.
tone. Whether the prenent price, re-
imilns depends upon wliat action Iff
taken at tlie afternoon . schhIoii of
t)j,; J'ortland product exchange to-
(jay.
.KK irL..H wrro Htrong but un-
changed.
-ihe fruit and vegetable Hlluatlon
jH Htlj showing the effectH of tho
weather with productn wcarcc and
,,rjC(.H comparatively high,
. , .
Proper Humidity
Considerable work has boon done
toward the establishment of tho
correct degree of humidity fur
dwelling. There l a so-called
comfort which litis u maxi
mum temperature of 70 degrees
rnlireuhcil 11ml H minimum hu
midity of ;J per cerii; tt minimum
temperature of fi."i to 00 degrees
'uhrcnlicit und a maximum hu
midity of njj per cent. Tills is the
rwwo which lins been established
us beiiiK tnoRt agreenhlo to people
living in temperate climates.
Korcdity
The Gallon law of Mini regres
sion slates that the tendency of tlie
children of umisuiil parents is lo
approximate morn nearly to the
common type of tlie family or stock.
Hereditary chitruflerlstlcs are de
rived ns follows: One-half from the
pji rents, one-imrler from the grand
parents, one-eighth from the great
yiandparenla. etc.
Perfect Medium
Simplicity- is Hie exact mediant
between too little and too 111 nth.
lEcytiolds. ,
Troubles of a Philosopher
There tiro ninny things I wish
tn do; bo few I 11111 able to do. And
tho select inns I make to work are
not very fiiiliH'nclnry. I'M Howe's
Monthly.
Powerful Teari
Speaking of wnler power, did
you ever notice how feminine tears,
fdied at Hie proper moment. Invari
ably succeed in rlninirius Ihe
course of ovenls? Louisville Cour-ler-Journ.H.
Perfected Machine Gun
The first modem practical ma
chine mm was Invented by Doctor
Cutting of Oilcnjio In ISti-. ami It
was put Into general use nbout
J3T0.
Doesn't Follow-Up
Opporiunlly. U should be remem
bered, Lnucks at tlio duor. It never
conducts n fnllow-up cnmpainr.
with prospectuses und other "lit
erature." Arkomms Gazette.
Lesion In Antronomy
A Now York physicist claims no
two objects In the universe can be
separated hy more than fii.OHU.OiH).
iHHUHiO.HiKUKX) miles. Thitt fellow
never bus traveled a detour. Jack
sonvilln Journal,
Great Agriculturists
Two tlioiisnnd yours heforo the'
(lino of Christ Ihe Chinese were
such intensive agriculturists that
no corner wits loft uueultivnted In
o hind nhuojit the sh'.e of Kuruic.
Breod Made With Honey
Cheinlciil ntmlysls of lirend found
In nn itnelent KK.vptinn tnmh shows
that tlio limf wits sweetened Willi
honey.
ujilli
7nanlcCieaviter
Although we're nivas in h
huv ry
That's no call for ,ou lo worry.
Quick and wife CImI's us. Tell
us when ou med us. Move you
from ll re to There in a hurry.
ALUAYS
WHEAT
Ululi Iajw Closo
l.lMtf l.i!S l.'J:l'4
l.tHi, l.MK l.swy,
l.iiii-H i.UH'.i i.iiMji
WHKAT
HIkIi lw Ooso
i.!!:ty, t.2:i i.isa
1-iiUM 1.20 1.2(1
i.ii-y, i.sai i.aun
1-2 Hi 1.2IK i.ziy,
Nominate Day As
L Marshal In Oregon
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (AI'J
Tlio nomination of John L. lJuy to
bo MnrHlial for Oregon wan re
ported to tho Henato today by Ita
judiciary committee without op
poHltlon. WOMAN DECXARES
PROIII LAW FAILS
(Continued from Fago Ono)
day that army regulations have
been amended to make any viola
tion of the national prohibition law
a milltaiy offense.
Tho new army regulations,
which wua issued to all posts last
October, charges tho commanding
officer yf puch military Htation with
enforcement of tlie prohibition laws
within Ills jurisdiction. It also ex
tends army discipline, Jlr. Hurley
said, to any officer convicted by
civil authorities of prohibition law,
violations off government reserva
tions. . 1
The new regulation was issued,
Mr. Hurley Huid, as the army'H con
tribution to tlie administration cf
forla for stricter enforcement of
prohibition. It scope extends to
army postH in tho Philippines and
wherever they may bo outside tho
continental United States even
though there be no (prohibition
law In that country. It was pointed
out. however, that tho older army
regulations made all these posts
dry.
STINGING COLD
FATAL TO EIGHT
IN SOUTH STATES
(Continued from Pago Ono)
area was promised relief, although
severe cold was reported in the
northwest. .
Well-raid Church Heads
The archbishop of Cnuterhtiry,
head of the established church nf
Kngland, receives 11 yearly salary
of S7;,(i(H. His title Is "iirimate
of all Knglnnd." The; nrchlilsliop
of York, who hears the title "pri
ma I e of Knghind," receives $."i,0tl()
a year. Paihllnder Magazine.
The Model
A good (ini tern of the average
husband U the man who thinks to
empty the ashtray just before It
starts to run over. Slasher News,
Unacknowledged Debt
So far we know otily port
our pioneer history; that of tho
iion-Knglish speaking immigrant re
mains yet, very largely, to bo told.
American Magazine.
Bird Alarm Clock
I.Iberhins hove Riven the nnme
"liviim nlnrni clock" to tho little
pepper bird, which with the rising
of the sun Mutters to the house
tops and fences nnd utlers shrill
cries.
I-OHTI.AM) LIVESTOCK
l'OIiTLAXD, Ore, Jan. 20 ( A 1 ' )
Cattle and calves: openinK: stow;
bulls look 1'iic to ftoc higher, heif
ers and mixed cows steady lo pos
sible, I'flc hiKlier; i-ecoipts cattle
ir.r.o, calves 175, including &4 cat
tle through. Steers itua-i:tao Ib.s.
U.(t4 $1 I. Ml. good H1.00C'( $ll.-
ro, medium $:i.r0''' ?11.00, common
$7.M(H Jti.r.d. Meircrs, good $:t.75'
$ Hi. fin, common to medium 7.onf
$11.75. COWS, good JS.Ttfti $.eo,
common to medium $ti.o(K"' $?.-f.
low cutter, j;t.5iitf $.0O. Hulls,
good to choice f7.75(r( $S.'jri, cutter
to medium $7.00(f( $7.75. Calves,
medium to choice $!i.50'i' S 11.5m,
I cull to common $7.fm t $y.5U. Veal-
ers. milk ted good to choice $rj.(m
Of ? I t .tMi. medium $ Hi. (toco $U.un,
cull lo common $K.nufti $10.00.
Hogs: active; L'fie to 6c higher
?
killing classes; receipts 1700,
inciudin.': lis through.
Miserable With
Backache?
Too Often It Warns of
Disordered Kidneys,
A CONSTANT, backache; with
kidney irregularities, and a stiff,
achy. orn-out (ccting all too often
warn of disordered kidneys. Don't
take chances 1 I Iclp your kidneys
with Doan's Pith. Recommended
the world over. Sold by dealers
everywhere,
50,000 Users Endorse Doan's:
Mr. Franc Wlttman, 53 MUmll
Kv., Kn City. Kinut, m: "My
tvick hut! a tnl morning 1 couM j
hrdlygetOutol bL TbcKvratjontbuintMl
nd Ixoka my rrl i nifht, Umdi rMI
made me tt well a evrr.
They're on Their Honeymoon!
The youngest honeymuoners in MiumL Beach, Mu., are Mr.' tin d Mis,
Joseph Vettcr, 19 and IS yeurs of hko, who were married in September
but kept the ceremony secret until just the other day whemthey
began, their 'belated honeymoon.-. Here they are In an unusuaf pose,
iotter's home is In Klkhurt, Ind., and he is a freshman at Indiana Uni
versity, while the bride way Miss Audrey Uurnett of Miami Beach,'
Heavy weight $'J.oo t X 0.7 S. Me
dium weight $:.7.rfi( $1 l.oo. Light
weight $1 1.00ft $11.25. Light lights,
$9.75$11.0O. Packing sows, rough
and smooth $8.0001 $'J.00. Slaughter
pigs, $!f.6Uft $10.7f. Feeder and
stocker pigs $J. 50V $10.75. (Soft
or oily hogs and roasting pigs ex
cluded In above quotations.)
Sheep and lambs: quota bty
steady; receipts !i25, including 4!5
direct or on contract. Uambs, good
to choice $! I.5afi $12.00. medium
$1o.(jori($il.ro, nil weights, com
mon $S.50V 111.511, Yearling weth
ers, medium to choice $7.50 V" $'J.f0.
Hwcs, medium to choice $4.25 Cu
$5.25, 1 20-150 lbs. medium' to
choice $2.5av?5.oa. All weights,
cull and common $2.00 v $:i.50.
POItTLAM) PKOIM Cl-:
I'OHTI.AN'lt, Ore.. Jan. 20 (AI'
iHuttcr: firm; cubes: extras, HSc;
standards, :t7e; prime firsts, 35c;
first h. SL'c. Creamery prices: prints
ac. over cube standards.
liggs: firm: prices to retailers;
fres hextras. 7c; standards, 3 tie;
fresh mediums, ,ific; ineditim firsts.
:Me. I'rice.s to wholesalers 2c under
price to retailers.
M tl k : steady ; ra v milk ( -1 per
cent) $2.-l0f $2.50 cwt. Delivered
J'ortland, less I per cent. HuttcrfuA
stations, ;i:tc; track, 35c; dellveriew
In Portland, ;i7e.
I'oultry: sti.ady; (baying prices);
alive, heavy liens, owr 4 'j lbs. 21
(' 25c; medium liens, H u ' to 4
lbs. yuffi2le; light, under I! l& lbs.
1 s if -1 ic; broilers, under I Mi lbs.
:iae; springs, over 2 lbs, 21c; pekln
ducks, 4 lbs. and over, 22 'n 23c;
colored ducks, 1 Sir ; turkeys, No. 1,
2 S 1 3 dc : No. 2 , 2 5c ; culls, 2 U c ;
live. IS if 2oc.
Count ry meats: steady: (buying
prices): choice veal. I !"W 2oe; pork,
lffii 15'c; choice lambs, '20 (i 22c;
mutton. S'( lUc.
Onions: steady; Yakima, fancy.
$1.5011 $1.75 per cwt. Oregon. $1.5(i
rti $2.n.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column must be
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'. LADIES ATi'K.NTlOX
' When you are intertainlng at
cards you sometimes find tt hard to
selecl tlio suitable things in Tally
atitl Place Cards. Your problems
will be solved if you visit liichard
son's Art and Gift Shop and take
i advantage of the new party service
offered for your help. Hundreds of
beautiful and distinctive Tally and
j Place Cards suitable for every oc
casion and celor scheme will be
! found in the line. The newest
tilings in prices from 2"c to 4oe per
dox. Also the la f est numbers in
Congress Cards, Bridge Sets and
many new things for Card Prizes
will always be found at Uichard
son's Art and Gift Shot. l-2ii-lt
UKAVTIKTIj MKBAI.UO.V
Tho newest In Plnnorware. You
will bo delighted with It for the
following reasons:
Bich deep cream body.
Modern new shape.
Platinum Handles and Lining.
Soft Green and Huso Color
scheme.
Guaranteed against crazing.
Kcasonablo price.
Just think over these points and
you will want to seo "Medallion"
before choosing a dinnorwaro pat
tern und remember, tntreduetery
sets at $10.55 at Uiehardson's Art
& Gift Shop, l.a Grande's Store of
beautiful new dimu'iwuro and
glassware. 1-13-tf.
p.umx.i: tm i.iit
Contract - auction, Whii.-h- id
me'loi-I. Catl C. il. Irvine. t..t
tlr.inde tiolel. 1 -J- I t.
Mvt ici: or B(m sai.i:
NOTlCK IS 1IKKKBY til V KN"
tb.if Al-.t l'Hl-s wi I K: nv ivi-U at
Potatoes: steady; gems. No. 1
grade, $3.60 per cwt.
Wool: steady; Hastern Oregon,
1 S fi 2Cc lb. valley, 30fff33c.
Hay: steady; buying prices: Kast
ern tJregon timothy, $ 20.50V $2T;
do valley, $iy.00V $19.50; alfalfa.
$ IS. 00 V $19.00; clover, $16.00: out
hay, $1G.00; alraw. $7.00V'$S.OO v.
ton; selling prices $2 more.
.M:V YOltli FKI'IT
NKY YORK, Jan. 20 (AP)
Kvitporuted apples steady; choice
12 (ft 13: fancy 14 ai 15.
Primes steady; California S;J4(iJ
13; Oregon 9 (it 17.
Apricots steady; standard 1 3 CO1
15; choice .1 7 (f f IS; oxtra choice 17
r'( 2 1 1 .
Peaches steady; standard lS'.f?
11; choice J -1 r! 15; extra choice
KV. 10.
Overnight
News Briefs
IlOMKNTtO
New York (iarct CJarrett, writ
er, in serious coniiltion with three
bullet wounds inflicted by holdup
man in restaurant.
Spokane '1 hirteen army arctic
patrol planes land after week's de
lay by snow at Grunt I'alls. Mont.
Phoenix1, Ariz. Waller G. Hague
confesses lie. Mrs. Irene Kchro.ed
er and another man killed Penn
sylvania state policeman..
rOHKKiX
London Stimson optimistic af
ter meeting French and Italian
delegates to naval parley.
Asuncion, Paraguay Govern
ment tolls of attack on Paraguay
an torts at Jsla Pol, by Bolivian
patrol, with ono fatality.
Home 1 :it Molin, Italian en
trant in Schneider cup races last
September, hilled when hydroplane
falls into take.
the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. on
: tho tIMh day of January, IH30, and
i immediately thereafter publicly
i opened by the Commissioner of tlie
City of Iji Grande, Oregon, at the
! Commission Boom in tho City
j Building in said City for City of
Series in the sum of eight
thousand, two hundred eighty-six
and Hi-Inn dollars $S,2S6.1B),
said bonds bearing the date of De
cember I!il!; lo mature ten
(10) years from date of bonds, with
1 payment, however, optional with
tho City of ha Grande at any seml
; annual coupon date on or after
j ono ( 1 ) year from date ot said
; bonds: bearing Interest at tho rate
of five and ono-hnlf per cent
1(5Vjfr) per annum, payable seml
! annually; both principal and inter
est payable, at the office of tlie
Treasurer of tho City of La Grunde,
, Oregon.
All bids must be ;inconditlonul
i and be accompanied by a certified
; chock for five hundred dollars
; ($500).
i The npproving legal opinion of
' Messrs. Teal. Win free, McCulloch &
S'huler. Portland, Oregon will be
furnished the successful bidder,
j The Commission reserves tlie
; right to reject uny nnd all bids.
! J. L STKAKNS.
' Uecorder.
Jan. 10nn
: THINK
When you think of nice dinner
!are, and Kostorla Table Glassware
think of KichardMm's art and Gift
Shop. 1-20-1 t.
HeiiwtKeblng. pirating, button
holes, etc. .Norton's hlddic Simp.
Adv.
ii.wi: xnv m;i:n it? ? ?
Have you seen Medallion Dinner
ware. Sep the window display this
week tit Uiehardson's Art & t iift
Shop. You will enjoy u, 1-13-tf.
ritoMtsi; ut' sri;i;
1 tho n;nie of tht new Pk-twrim
Pi'jtun.'. It is the ir.v;-t attractive
J.C.PENNEY Gv-
108 Depot St. . La Grande, Ore.
The Values You Want
with the
Service You Expect
Warm Underwear
For Men Who Want Warmth
on Cool Days
They're part wool and of a splendid
ribbed knit. Made with close fitting ribbed
cuffs and ankles. Snug 'fitting throughout
and expertly finished. You'll notice that
these are very fine values ! Not a bad idea
to buy several NOW ... for colder days.
$149
Sheeplined
Moleskin Coats
Made with heavy moleskin
outer and a fine sheepskin lin
ing. They have full belts and
four pockets and beavcrized
collars. In men's sizes.
$5.90
Boys' Pajamas
Of Amoskeag
Warm, 2-picce flannel
ette pajamas, cut full and
loomy for comfort. In
neat, new patterns and mc
' dium colors. With four
frogs, at
98c
Men's Night Shirts
Of Amoskeag Flannelette
IppM
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Piotiii-liil Picture slueo "The First
Thliw". llnvo it framed at spe
cial reilRonahle prlees at Richard
son's Art & Gift Sin. p." 1-13 lit.
.Ml;l!(il.NTS. AITKYHIIN
The railroad liim lo.k for 1 :i :i o,
.sponsored hy J.a tiran-lo trainmen,
in now elost-d. Collection are pay
ahle only to Mr. l- d Hart, or any
one pr.-s.-ntlni,' er-. initials from tl1(.
Trade In Your Old Stove
NOW
See us about out- Special
offer on lkiitrulas
SUnt Paying Xcxt Sept.
W.H. BohnenkampCo.
- Cashmere Socks
For Men
Worsted plaited and mer
cerized. A long wearing hose.
49c
Army Flannel
Makes This Shirt
"Shirts that stand the gaff"
. . . made for utility wear of
genuine U. S. Army Fannel
(part wool). Double elbowj
insure extra wear. Cut full for
omlovt without bagginetfc
Two peckcts.
$3.98
Part Wool
Lumberjacks
-Of Mackinaw Cloth
For Boys. All wool. Plaid
patterns. .Worsted bottoms.
2.49 2.98 .
PS
W a r ni night shirts of niedium
weight Flannelette. Made well and
cut full and roomy.
Striped Patterns '
They're finished 54 inches long and
come in many striped patterns. . Very,
fine values at this low price I
l.a (.iranile lotlKU B. Of ti. T., undefj
seal ot tlii! lodt-c. Misrepresetita-j
(lions have been uiailu nnd Jtiorcli-i ,
nuts are advised tn uso caution if'
this matter. The elialllber ot colli
nierei- mdorsen only one time he-olc
annually, namely, tho ono publish-;
; ed by the I,a Grande, railroad meir
th.-tnselves. No other hook Is need-
led or desired, t'nlon County Chatn-r
'her of ro'nini.ree. l-'-'o-l t-