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Friday, July 18, 1930 Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. If! : V.'!1. DON'T MISS THIS OFFER i n n tt tt 0 I fJSSil.MEN! Bargain Hunters Tv on this! k Hears Protest I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CIIICACiO WHEAT Oprn niKh Fxw Clone i'1)' Hi", ,nny, . - ..;, .hk'j wi" .. j .. .lion .lK9tt ti'ii . .llli', .He9a . Ml! " J.O l.lll 1-02 rollTI.AXI) HHKAT . , Open, IIiKh Low I Close ''y K!4. , . .KB .90 ! ! .!!.; ' .KX'i .0'4 , I'V t m:i ' .vxy, s. A tsnci'iteil I'm t'tinto Persia enl a reply to the Turk Ich note protesting against inva sion by the Kurds but content! were kept secret. The Shah o Persia is shown above. Saw Great Naval Battle The neninsulu of Jutlnnu en:- Starting Tomorrow Morning at 9 O'CLOCK With any purchase regardless of amount from any department in this store and at the lowest sale prices ever off ered in La Grande on quality suits shoes shirts ties hats luggage, etc. I am going to give away 50 or more fine summer Straw Hats FREE! FREE! Just make a small purchase and you may select a fine sailor straw hat values to $5.00 and it is yours free of charge but don't wait too long be here bright and early. WESTENHAVER, INC. FREE! brui'iis tlio nren between the Sling jciiik, the Nurtli sen, nnd the Ciittecnt und, hns an nrca of ap proximately !),""0 anuiire miles. The peninsula lakes Its name from the .Tuns, un ancient people who once Inhabited It. It was in May, ISI10. tliat the famous naval huttle df Jutland between-thu allied and (jerman Heels wus foiiKlit off the western coast of the peninsula. 1'OHTI.AM) livestock' The Bulletin will publish the fol- PORTLAND. Ore.. July 18 HPj Cnt- lowing quotations: tie 35. calves 10 quotably steady. Steers j Scoured basis: Oregon: tine and 800-000 lbs. 9il.7&. medium $7.60 j t. m. staple "13-76: tine and f. m. Fr. su.00, common 8 0047.50. Steers , combing 70-73: fine and f. m. cloth-B00-1100 lbs. $0.00 $9.75. medium i lug 65-67: valley No. 1 67-88. 87.60r 8.00, common $5.50s. 7.50. i Mohair: Oregon 38.40. Domestic Steers 1100-1300 lbs. 3.50 9.0B. grading. Ilrsl. combing 50-52. Gooa medium $7.60. 8 50. Hellers, 550-850 ca-dlng 34-35 lbs. $7.25. $8.00, medium 8.0n(5$7.25. common $5.00 $8.00. Cows, gooc I I'OKTLAXI) I'HOIU'CE S6.00. $8.50. common and medium: PORTLAND, Ore., July 18 til But $4.60s. $6.00. low cutter and cutter tcr: steady, unchanged. . $2.00 ft $4.50. Bulls (yearlings exclud-f Eggs: ,irm (or top grades, uil. ed) $8.O0 $6.50, cutter $4 00s. $6 00. - changed Vealers. rnUk fed $9.w, $10.50. me-1 Mnk jbuttorfat), pouftry, country 2i'!f? .' '. CoH'i ,?om.0 onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, 5.60 $8.00. calves 250-500 lbs 8.60 hay, c08cara ba'rk and hops steady $9.50, common, and medium $C.00( land unchanged. -$8.50. . , Hogs: 100. quotably steady. (Soft or I oily hogs and roasting pigs ex- pnBTLANn Jmv in R.i eluded). Light llghu, 140-100 lbs. ! , PORTLAND. July 18 cPi Sugai : 910.25 .,11. 25. Light weight 180-200 ' "teBdy; clccd basis) cane, fruit or lb..U.O0,,,$11.60. Medium weight j berry MOO per cwt.: beet sugar $4.70 220-250 lbs. $9.75 (S. $11.00. Heavyicwi; . , . , , ' : weight 250-203 lbs., good and choice!; F1ur: steMr. (city delivery prices) $10 006. $10 75 ' ,, jfamily patents, 49s $8.40; whoie Sheep: 700. Including 200 on wnea itts .60: graham, 49s $6.30. contract, quotably steady lambs, bakers -hard wheat, 98s $6.00; bakers' 90 lbs. down $3.50 $7.50. me- j b.mest P""' 985 ,6-40; Pastr-' dlum $5 .00 (..$0.60. all weights, com- "ur. 4s $5.90. mon $3.50 6i $5.00. Yearling wethers 9d-110 lbs. $3.00r.. $5.00. Ewes, 00-12U l.IVFKI'OOh WHEAT lbs. $1.75(B$2 50, 120-150 lbs. $1.60 LIVERPOOL. July 18 () Wheat 182.25, all weights. I $1,006. 51.60. culL and common Carthage In Mythology Tradition lias It that the actual founder of CnrthaKe wus Elassa, a klnc's daughter, who took the name iJldo, which meant refuge. Accord ing to Virgil, Aenens, escaping from burning Troy, stopped at Car thage on his way to Italy, where ho was lo found the line of Itomu lus. Dido, according to the poet, fell In love with Aeneas, nnd when he sailed nway he saw the smoke from the funeral pyre In which she burned herself. (Close: July $1.05"4; October, $1.08'3; uccemue.-. $l.0tt4. I.KTTEICS TO IKIOVCIt SALEM. Ore.. July 18 Wi Letters from Governor Norblad to President Hoover, Governor Roosevelt of New York and John E. Gratke. secretary of the Broadway association. New 1 York, will accompany Richard C, Bollan.' Portland avlater, who leaves tomorrow on a one-stop hop to New York, via the Old Oregon Trail. The letter to Hoover will thank him for his proclamation of the Old Oregon Trull centennial. Strange Sounds Crickets, says a floating science note, hear with their elbows. It miist be a terrible shock to n crick et when he bumps his crazy bone. Cleveland Plain Denier. Why? Alice had jil"t seen her first bas kethalll game. On the way home, when bee mother asked her what she thought of the game, she said; "It was all right, but, mother, what did they throw the halls in the. bas ket for? They came out again." HITTEKKAT SAN FRANCISCO, July 17 W But tcrfat f. o. b. Sau Francisco, 37c. I'OKTI.ANI) TASII PORTLAND, Ore., July 18 VP) Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem $1.05. Soft white l',ic. Western white 91 'jC. Hard winter 892c. Northern spring 89 c. Western red 89 'Ac Oats: No. 2-38 lb. white $27.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 59. flour 8, corn 0, oata 3, hay 2. FIND IT HERE Copy for thi column mast In . bl Hygienic Action HyIcim litis been deflnod n3 the science through the uppllntthm of wlilch public und. personal health limy he secured. Needed Many Oarsmen The wnr vessel, ilia trireme, had three banks of ours .mil was often iniumcd by over '2W men. WOOL ItU'OKT BOSTON, July 18 (V) The Com mcrcial Bulletin will say of the woes market tomorrow : "While the volume of business In wool done durlnt; the past week has not been large H hns been encourag ing and has Increased somewhat to wards the end of the week, although not all. houses have snared In th buslncss. "There Is keen Interest being shown in' the opening of the lightweight goods by the American Woolen com pany Monduy. It is not expected tha I - OPKN AIK PAVILION prices will show much If unv decline: You'll enjoy your dancing at the certainly not more than five per con--! Bargain dance, every Wed. Regular on comparable lines. 1 dance eery Bat. night, "The cooperative position has bcoi. STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA defined by the National Wool Mtu 7-16-4t. ketlng corporation as u firm one on J. C. Penney Co. DEPARTMENT STORE 108 Depot St. G,ande' ,e- Smartly Tailored , Women's Rayon Underweai Remarkably Low-rncedi 49c jach Smartly Tailored Chemise Vests . . . Bloomers ... Panties Imagine being able to buy these dainty, prac tical garments for so little! You'll marvel more than ever when you see their splendid quality L-sfhis offering is a stronger-than-ever proof of the values you find at your J. C. Pen ney Store ! 11 dance every Sat. night. STAB NOVELTY ORCHESTRA , 7-18-21. FRESH POP CORN BALLS AT ANGEL'S . - 7-14-6 t. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bllla not o. k.'d by myself. W. U Warnstsff. - 7-16-S tp BASKET SALE ' If you need a market basket you will save money by taking advantage of the Special Cleanup Sale of Mar ket Baskets, beginning tomorrow at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. .See the window at Richardson's Art am Gift Shop. 7-18-2 v. show them to you. 7-15-tr. At TOMOUILE OWNERS ATTENTION When you have the misfortune to break a side glass or wind shield in your car, you will save time. and', money by having it refitted with the : finest glass at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. They specialize In all . kinds of glass work. 7-18-2 t. TO BE REALLY HAPPY " ' Make someone else happy. Send a Clever Greeting Card to a friend or relative who Is 111. Hove you Been the unusual ones at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop? - You will enjoy sending .one of their special .ones. .' 7-15-U. Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop. Adv. Early Peaches On The Market; Berries Higher ATLANTA (AP Clifford Wltchcr, Hi. blind since babyhood. Is going I to bo scientist with the help of j radio. Young Wlteher has macto Rood ; progress In school, and was selected as Georgia's alternate representative In the Thomas A. Ellison Hcholarshlp contest. Early In life Clifford became Inter- I oh led in things scientific, especially radio, and lias been UccitBed as an amateur operator for two years. He builds bin own sending and recti v Iiik uppurutim, Ho hi Interested In chemlntrv and s Reviewing the fruit nnd vegetable j likes to make experiments In the situation, the Portland bureau of .the ) laboratory. Ornduutlng Horn an At U. 8. department of agriculture says; ; lantu preparatory achool this year. "Supplies or lOKanuerrles are very i no ranked high In his clauses, and - PORTLAND, Ore., July 10 Fol lowing Its cent rlao of Thursday, the butter market held steady today, with demand less brisk than previously. t Top grades of eggs wore firm with the demand reported good. Receipts aro In fair volume, 111 IN1 VOl 111 IU M.DS OVIvK lt,lIO OI TI ITS on his fli'fit Job that he?lB taking no vacation. When the manufacturing plant at Bayonno, N. J., where he has been doing clerical work cloned for n two weeks' hollduy for em ployes, ho went visiting factories of tho company In other cities. Next Monday ho will bo back on tho Job at ilayonne wearing overalls and pushing u wheelbarrow In the foundry. Justice Justice 1h the, great Interest of mini on flirt h. It Is the lignmout which holds the civilized being's iinil Millions together. Webster. . DANTE AT ELGIN Pavilion every Sat. night. Dlctr IJndsey's 6-plece orchestra. 7-18-2t the basis of current values, with the exception of higher prices. ' Foreign - markets nre steady . Lon don has hardly shown any chnng t for the week and Brisbane closed OI'EX Alii PAVILION1 fh'm. ' J You'll enjoy your dancing at the "Mohair is dull and unchanged." . bargain dance every Wed. Regular Children' Growth A Swedish physiologist, Dr. flus tnv Nylin, stiys children grow most rapidly In height in the spring nnd t put on weight fastest In the late full und In the winter. XOKIILAD TO SI'KAK light, nnd canners' contracts hav tied up most of these; consequently, active homo-canning demands havh rcRtilted In sharp price advances to 92.00 m $2.26 per crate, Compared with il.26(( tl.60 a few days ago. ;v "Cucumbers from Tho Dalles nre. also in light supply, and prices aro up n bit, to 7flc per box. "Early Crawford peaches from Cali fornia tho first frco-itones of the sen bo n. arc now being distributed aw tl.50n 11.78 per box, K retailer. ; "Tomatoes aro steady. Fancy out door tomatoes from Walla Walla are topping the market by a wide mar gin, and aro supplanting hothouna clock. : "Oregon celery la moving In con ildeiHble volume via motor-truck t.i nearby northwestern territory, and In curiam In limited volume. Wide dis tribution is being obtained on the few cars now moving, destinations ranging from Vancouver. 13. C, to Alabama and Georgia. Oregon stock : Selling at top market prices, in com petition with eastern celery, wherevo, pfi'ercd.' will enter Oeurglu School of Tech nology next fall. NO Vai , I ion I'Olt HIM BUFFALO, N. Y. (Al'J Allan Hoover In so nnxlous to make good SALEM, Ore.. July ltl (p) Governor Norblad will address tho veterans 01 the second Oregon regiment, of Span ish war fame, at thvir annual re union. Laurelhurst park. Portland. Sunday, August 10. KLKCTItIC Tit A IN DL'UAILL'i? SALEM. Ore.. July 18 JPf An Ore gon electric train of two cars Jumped the .track near Division street hern last night. About 30 persons were aboard, but none was hurt. BOY WRITES LIFE OF HOOVER 8 S3 JULY Clearance Sale Men's and Hoys' POLO SHIRTS All sizes & Colors 89c NewYdrk Store! '- -.'':::z fcMl 111 V A fcjuv;4 i ' , ti Great Discovery Announced The ocean is the only power on earth that enii make a woman in different to her personal appear ance, Norwalk lellcctor. Cultured Come Here ' Once the rich went to Europe to get culture; now the cultured come to America to get rich. San Kraneiseo Chronicle. Honey Production The nvernjie production of n col ony of bees is iibuut r0 pounds, but under favorable conditions 100 pounds inlghl he produced. Warm Varniih If you heat your varnish very lightly before iippvipg, it lessens the pull it has In its cold state and Is easier lo use. Immense Slice of Earth Murope and Afric.n eouhl both be placed within the boundaries of Asia, with about ll.OOO.Ot simr miles to spare- Amazon Far Ahead The Mississippi river and its tributaries have only liulf the nav igable mileage of the Amazon liver system. w. jr. i y t Loved by All The human mind has an Incur able love for the mysterious!. American Magazine. Not Chinese Name The name Confucius is the Latinized form of K'ung-futze. meaning the Master Knag, Admission of Defeat To sny that bridge Isn't n man's game is Just nnother way of saying a man doesn't enjoy doing anything his wlfo enn do better. San l'ran elsco Chronicle. But AH Americans The enlisted personnel of tho T'nited Slates navy includes repre sentatives from 7S countries, about l.tum KLIplnet being numbered among them. Wdlm-n J. Mnrah. jr. (right). 1 1, of Milford, Conn., wrote a b.ocr;iphy of Presidfnt Hcover and printed it on his own printing press. His brother. Charlri. 9, is his assistant and aided In settina ... ......y uuok wn cn it n neat volume In pale blue p.ipcr Jth back and tittes .md other lettering In tp'd. Ath , Teak's Great Value Teak is used for shipbuilding htvui!.e tt is a hard, wend and In addition contains an oil that pre vents the nails driven into it from rusting. .Schubert Master of Guitar Schubert both played nnd com posed for the guitar. Not owning a ptnno. ninny of his melodies were umked out upon the gultnr. CLEVER PICTl'KES The newest , -things In pictures hns Just been received by Richardson' Art and Glft 'Shop.' These ore clever dog subjects.' You will like them. See them now at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. " 7-18-2 t. SWIM AT COVE TOOIj ... "The Fountain of Youth." Com plete change of clear, sparkling warm mineral witter "every 7 houra , 6-25-lm , ETCHINGS IN WOOD. From the huge forests of Oregon Have you seen them at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop? They are new. unusual, and very attractive, with a large variety of subjects to choose from. It will be a pleasure for us to Private Ambu lance Service FREE. Modern Funeral Home Experienced Lady Attendant Perfect Funeral . Service Prices Within the Reach of All. WALKER'S FUNERAL SERVICE 5TJS AT SPRING ST. PHONE 42 i r ri- rj r r- rr r r- lOmmunity tore Casti'S Two Phones MAIN 26 Two Phones TOMATOES Fresh, real nice 3-pound basket.. 135c GREEN CORN t,?, 39c PEACHES a'Snd'oSTf'. 35c I'icliett lirand, 19-lh. Sack $1.49 Puritan its different, can 49c SALAD OILS; mg a Con ner, quart 39c itPTJTI ,5e suie of '0U1" KjHll 1 J jelly. 2 buttles .. 49c Dried, very best, 10 pounds 25c T l?n fT? T A T4TF Choice Sprine;, lb. 25 c VEAL ROASTS ',utt22c LOIN STEAKS We never sacritice quality for price, pound 27'c NEW POTATOES New Clean Stock 25 Pounds . . 57c 100 Pounds $2.09 Kggr.tS'i SPECIALS for SATURDAY ONLY A Group of Twelve SILK FROCKS Including Street Dresses and Ensembles Special at $4.95 Also a Group of Twenty-Four WASH FROCKS Special $1 Each CINDERELLA SHOP 1 11
