La Grande evening observer., August 14, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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Thursday, August 1J, l9q
LAGRAXDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
MARKET NEWS OF TILE DAY
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JTIPIECBAL NOTDCE
The people of La Grande and for 50 miles around
have most thoughtfully taken advantage of the values
we have offered. Unequalled in dollar value in
fourteen years. And now--to finaUy clear the shelves
for new fall merchandise, we are again slashing the
price of this fine stock of quality merchandise a
few of the many values are listed below. Buy now! !
MHiT JTOJOTTir
In this special lot are included both Society
Brand and Capps suits - - correctly styled
and hand tailored. Values to $45.00
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C.UJ, FOB BIlJ" STREET
IMffcOV tH7
Sad hls wi oe Twtsra iff t
C:j Qar.g-ac&a of ts-je Cij ot La
Orarjd. Cu-oa Ccriz.j, Oreroo, fee
tr-e eccnirtjcQ uZ tr 3:prvFcsi
in lsprrsjit EAirrt jso. iw,
Within ti City oi L Crare. Ore-
vVjk.'Jsxji las XtA tsC tsspro?-sr-r.i
dvrt sot co file in ci-
A OyjKt of Fry -5XO DUrs
trM "o re'rt loc piu-s tad tptc:-
Bjca wziJ be notir4 to ti twjr cf
7ry p. xo. wiAe7 , Aojuu "jfnJx.
VSzfi. sjjis crust b fccecespsjiied br
ertsiirj ehsecic. or bicdrt bocid ia lift
a erf tn pw orct off tfce 3icai
td u ft futrsmee of ts trpvtc
uzj& cccipyoa of contract rf ftxr
fcd. Cbecc be returned, to uxssue
MfU bicvser.
All bcr-ds in connect Jon wtth toli
w-b-Ic .e reculJMl to be wcured
lhrcrjgii resident fegenu ro bcd
tt;U be kceeped unlew wnttn by
reitfett erf tfc City OS L Graale.
liie Coszusjoa rtwnj toe ngiit
to reeex n7 and til bid.
By order erf tee Cosxmiuica Ajst
6th. isryj.
J. E STEARS3.
ftecorcer.
6-fc-10 t.
Trading Dull In
Wall Street Today
!mr TOHZ- -jr 14 J' Surt
jxvxs were oJl?ed tSoct frrjv.a
f S tCtiT" - t&j,-
zug tFJf--'yxxi were rrra-jr. t..
Inc? di issl LJily pr-
z&,,VSj fcire. A ier tvizji re ecc-
c er t.-jc1 . Cr-C.-ia Prclj.
sLr'-ifcS il ptti.u w ooarxc
ioc rectit jztz-
Butter Moves Up
' One Cent Today
Ore. Ay. U
Eridei erf batter vert tTkod
cat. titn "sere q-a-jtc t;
ULtd '.r'J Lt 2c.
S J'.v-rfit the t.:s w
up 1c to 3r7c dl;Tred Pccfj-ad.
Truces by CtI:iorutfc cea-eri. Toe :
-tt rrore bec.!3ie erf '' i- ci :
am Vocii eVem-'&ad.
trwte reported rssl.
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tztii t, c. b. fetn Fr.-5civ. 40
MltTUVD LifcE-TOCK
DRESS SHIRTS DRESS, HOSE
Collar attached Khirts by Grecr;
hood and Manhattan. Values to
$3.50. Sizes are broken in this
lot; :
Rayon fancy dresis hose, all sizes,
oOc values.
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33C
CHENEY TIES
These are mostly new ties re?
ceived in the past ten days. Val
ues to ?l.o0.
5C
OXFORDS
Bostonians these are mostly in
tan and values to $10.00. Priced
for final disposal at
- . a
lanm-cmc.
m
not ire or siutivg of boaki
Of K1 AI.IZ7IOV f'OK IMOS
l UlMI, OBfcOON.
KOT1CE u hwetrr girea. tht tiie
Onimy Bwrs ot EquailzatioD lor th
C'j'jn-.j of Cltljii. 6tt at Ortsvo.
Kl n it Court Koui In saia
on th 6-.h dtj of 8ptrat--.
llr'. tbr.nz itjt iwnd Wory o;
fcil njonth,. ana continuJug in
Jon. tztiuure of fiunda7 uu joa
ayv Horn oj to jor a peno of
on natii; for trie purpoi -of ex-i-"r.-mr.
rl mix irij neeearr ccr
rlio:a In wuuxra. Hucnptiou.
Cj'jklicts of Uod. ua lot or property
fc&on by tat fctjuwaept roll a
compiled, by toe Axatmoc.
AJi parues tnierenud. or- - haring
grwiwice Ln-thejr uaaraQt feioutd
preseril. tr.r cixo& a euixexl by
,..
lr.il thit d7 of Auiii,
D. H. PEOCTZa.
Atur- 14-21-2. fsTJt. 4
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5 GUTIIUIE, Ok I.. Au. 14 VIV- Mr
Jjnm werir tniptMl fiorn ptyiuy,
itikUttyrriA'a Jtu tx on (u.1 wl in
r -
f iibtJUp?rltr,n h'itntn. a federal
je. rrnfTftV in)uij. ti'jr !-rec-r.ui.t iJie
Hlorr No. 11 I a flranfl. Ore. j
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FIND IT
HERE
'"f I'tl (olnnit trimt
lir In ly Ji a. tn.
felee wh t b be will pure hi
we-lt nt fticfiArd-jfj' Art and
be f'-htufed In the Utir ApecUl wif.uow
tt.i fk at fti'hardon Art intl
(Jilt Ht,'i. t(fw Item will be toi'iefl
cfc.h day o yyu will be aure W find
thia
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j Ifiiri-titcftlnic, ilcatlrifc. hutloti
j iutli-n, rlt: Nurlon's Kid die Mip.
Adv.
Ureier's
SUPER
SALES
Lower
Prices
in Every
Department
i MMJii ii-rni t hi., tiii i.-..
I'r-nr rirtu U Un, Hariri ami
. I'.'-frhri'-iilv I'ufjlir invito!
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SWUNG
CANYON COAL
it
MOLDS
I'ire
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VAN PUTT UN
LUMBER CO.
I'HONK MAIN 11.
';ooi fsr.rivicii grirn"
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Have your wkndfdiirlU or aide
K fitted at Hk tiardwfi'n Art an4
(il(i Kh'i) I'ronipt service, fine kUm
und riijiit price. d-ll-tt.
MVIM AT COVK I'OOIi
"Tt. ('niinttiin of Youth.' f'om.
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Private Aml)U
liiiirp Service
Modern Funcml
Home
Kxporienccd
Ijidy
Attendant
Perfect Funeral
Service
Prices Within the
Kench of All.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
JU AT SPRING ST.
PHONE ?"!42
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IV Till! fOLNTV roiKT OF Til."
MATE Of OheoOS foil
LMO.V f Ol'M V .
S01HE Of lilAHUIAS H fiALR Ot
HfcAL fehTATt.
la tbe Matter iA tbe Ouardliuublp o:
the Ett of FenVjn Cmoln and
Arden Ciubiae. Minora.
ote i hereo? piren that th nn
derAed will Jrora and aiier liie
12th day or Augu-.t. llriCr, at the liour
of JO o'clock a. m- of day. at tbe
crflice of Green iz Hexa. in the La
Grande National Eanic Building. La
Grande, Oregon, proceed to aell a:
private aale, ptirsuant to an order or
the County Court of the yiate of
Oregon, for Union County, entered
herein July fitn. 1&30, to the hlgheat
bidder for caan or part caah with bal
ance aecured by mortgage on the
prernL. aubect to confirmation b
aid court, all the right, title ard In
uret of the minora Fen ton Carbtna
arid Arden Carbine In and to the fol
lowing dea.Tibed real property, to-wit:
The undivided l-!6th Interest
of each minor In and to the fol
lowing described lands. to-wIt
The tioutheaat Quarter of the
North-west Quarter of the North
eaat Quarter of Bection 33, Twp.
2 S K. 38, E. W. M.
AIo commeticing at the Center
of Section 33, Twp. 2 8. R. 38
E. W M., and running thence
Weit 20 clialna. thenc South 5
chains, thence Eat 20 chain.
thence North 5 chains to place or
beginning, exceptlrtg 30 feet of! .
the Went end which 1 reserved
for road purposes.
AIm beginning t a point 40
rod Eaat of the Northeaat corner
of the Boutheant Quarter of Bec
tion 32, In Twp. 2 8. R. 38. E. W.
M , and running thence South 38
rodn and 13 feet, thence East 38
rod and 3 feet, thence North 38
lodi and 13 feet, thence West 33
rod. 3 feet to the place of be- .
firming: all situated in the Coun
ty of Union. Htate of Oregon.
The undivided l-32nd InterehU o.
w'.i minor in and to the following
described lands, to-wlt:
The North half oi the South
wt Quarter of the boutheast
Quarter and the Houthwest Quar-te-
of the Southwest Quarter of
th; Southeast Quarter of Bection
29 In Township 2 South of Range
38. East of the Willamette Mend
tun AUSO commencing at the
Northwest corner of the North
cant Quarter of Section 32 in
Townihlp 2 South Of Kanie 38,
Kant of the Willamette Meridian,
ttnd running thence South 10 and
2-100 chain, thence North 44B
Eit two and 40-100 chains, thence
North 8a 30 Rant elfcht and
bo-100 chains: thence North 8
rhalnen; thence West 10 chains to
point of beginning. In Union
County, Oregon.
Together with the tenement,
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In any
wise apertalnliig.
Dated at I a Ornnde, Oregon this
loth d.-iv of July. 1030.
I.EHI WRimiT, Guardian of the Es
tate of Kenton Carbine and Arden
("iirhine. Minors.
GREEN A: HESS. Attorneys for Guar
dian. 1 July 10-17-21-31. Aug. 7-14.
rOHTI.AMl CAMI
j PORTLAJZU, Ore, Au. 14 Of Cit
1 1 160, calves 10. toiler arofjEfi
t-.dy. Sieers &-SJ lis., 87.76
, Z2-b. xried:um fH..2i 7 2 j. corrcn
,Mrj-K 25. WlSi gd 17.74
Vt'J. rrredrura 2i $7-2.5, cc?n
rzyn 4i085. 1 100-1200 its. good
17.00 17.75. CMdiam 45-75 tlJXj.
Heifers 40-e60 pounds, gocd 7,00
medium 17 00 JTiO.
coenrion 44 -50 .- Cows, good
iiirAfXi. ecccmon anc medium ft Cj
loJtj. lew cutr 12 -VJ w 44 Sj. Bulls
(yearlings excluctdf 15.50 ft-5 00. cut
ter ctxzurton and medium 44 00 ir 6-3 -5.
Vears, mlUc fed UOXXj. Ill 00. njt
dium 3.00i- HOfX), cuil and coxmoa
45-50. ZfS. Calves ' lo
good and choice 13-50 610 jOO. cot.-zt-oti
and ciedium 46 00tO.
Hog 200. kUving cia&ses siesidy. iSoft
or oily hogt and roasnng pigs exclud
ed light ilifota 14O-1&0 pounds 4.75
I0 75. lightweight 1C0-I80 lbs.
I1075-411XJ. 1&0-200 lbs. 4L0.75 rf
ill-OO. Medium weight 200-220 lbs-81000-11J.
220-250 Its. 89-50 -110
75. Heavyweight 250-2SO lbs.
V25k 110-50. Feeder and s-ocier pigs
70-130 tb-.. good and choice 41050
MlfA. Siaufhter plrs 100-130 lbs.
ti-5OI0-5.
Sheep J00O. Including 270 on con
tract; looks stady. lambs 90 lb.
down gool and choice .00s 70,
medium 44 50 . 44.00. all -sreuhta.
corrirnon 43-50 -44 io. Yeaiting we-.a-ers
frO-110 lbs. 43 0384-50. Ewes W
120 lb. 41.75 82A0. 120-150 lbs. 4150
-42 2, ail weight, cull and common
4100 41-50.
POBTt.AMJ PKOliI VK
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 14 A' But
ter: cent higher; cubes: extras. 37c:
standards, iwc; prime first. 35c;
firsu, 32c.
Creamery prtce: prints 3c over cube
standards.
Milk: butterfat cent higher; raw
mnc (4 per cent 6230v42 4U cwt..
delivered Portland, leas 1 - per cent;
grade B mil 82 65. Butterfat de
livered In Portland 37c.
Eggs: steady, unchanged.
SlfiAK A V I J f'l.Ol K
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 14
Sugar: steady; 1 tacked basis cane.
fruit or berry 44-SO per c-t. Beet
sugar 44 SO cwt.
Flour: steady; (city delivery prices
family patents. 45 85.60: whole
wheat. 4'rfs 4o.70; graham, 49s 4530:
bakers" hard wheat. 98 41.20. bak
ers" blueatem patenW, fi2s 8640; pas
try flour. 49a 85.10.
PORTLAND. Ore . Aug 14 Cash
wheal: Bit; Bend blue tern. 41041,.
Si. ft White 89'jC
Wratern white By',c.
Hurt! winter 803c
Nnrtheru spring 80l,C.
Western rei soc.
No. 2-38 lb white 824 00.
M. E. Meeting To
Be Held Aug. 20
At Weiser, Ida.
By Mrs. 4. It. Price
(Observer Correr.pondent)
COVL. Ore. (Special, Th- yearly
conference of the ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at Weiaer this year beginning
August 20. This Is the clohc of the
church year. The Rev. and Mrs. N. E.
Hershey will attend the conference.
A strange coincidence ww reported
by Mrs. Nellie Martin who received
word from her son Lawrence aayinj
that he and his wife were taking a
trip to the Yellowstone park. He gave
her the date of his departure wnich
was the same day that Miss I-la
Martin, his sister, with Mihs Ruth
Brown and Mlsn MrKinney left La
Grande for the same destination.
Neither knew of the intention of the
other.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vlckent of Crane,
Oregon, were overnight visitors at
Camp Yrw-Bow Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs, W. J. Hallmark and family also
spent the night at Yew-Bow. and
among those who called at the camp
Sunday were Miss Kate Houx of La
Grande and her mother. Mrs. A. E.
Houx. Mrs. Alice Trlppeer. and Wil
liam Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Light of Tan
gent, Oregon spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pleicher.
Mr. and Mrs. Light were returning
from a visit to Camas county in Ida
ho which was the former home of
Mrs. Light and also of the Fletchers.
Mlfta Thclma Anderson, who has
been away for some time, returned to
her home Saturday. While away Miss
Andersou viMted with her cousins,
the Misnes Ellda and Bet rune Miller,
who are In school in Seattle. While
there Miss Anderson attended th&
Passion plwy. She was taken 111 on
her way home, but ts reported re
covering from what heems to have
been an attack of the summer fiu.
Hohlicro liijinlr Pendlelmi Man
PENDLETON. Aug. 14 J Lyle
Conner, city employe, suffered a
probable fractured skull today from
a blow on his head robbers struck
ho arcuated hlin near his home.
They robbed him of 823. He was
struck with a pick-axe handle
urrtio.i h afiria.ituul i vjn rui.cnt
station has noted an Increased
growth of forage on paiturr lands
treated with phosphates and lime.
Styles Right
Prices Right
Oar FaS sa-errV a.-i
STYLED RIGHT
tkas tkat. a as PRICED
RIGHT. Weeks xo vbca
was at a
ran at tfco la
Irrtaa tacr al struck ia
ymara osxr aajm placed ar
sicrs far icilUos oi dollar
worta al aaarcaaadUaa at bot
tom xraa. Taa crssaxa of
tkat laaickaadaaa, aaparsalry
saWtrd far tais aacaJity, ia
kara today. Cornaa aad aaal
Came la Now ... to see
New Fall
Suits
$24-75
Ve are presenting now one of the
greatest suit vaJues it has ever been
oor privCtge to offer. Fabrics are
cf -unusually high quality styles
are iznart and new. .
Travel Bags
$3.98
Imitation leather, cuban grain.
Lntd. brown or black.
Others at S2.98 & S4.9S
Broadcloth
. Pajamas for Men
Of good quality Broad
cloth, cut over SO,
our special jum- f
bo pattern giv-
mg the wearerj rt
plenty ot sfioui-yvj-4-vJ
uci , una ana
leg room. Four
silk frogs on
jacket.
$1.49
J
Men's
Fall Caps
The New Season's
Outstanding Value at
98
New. all-wool heather twists make these one-piece models
that capture ihe favor of style-wise men everywhere. All
have full leather sweat-bands and water-proof, non-breakable
visors.
Students9
Suits
tA
Young fellows
who insist on style
parents who are
looking for quality
both will be well
satisfied with the
iuitj we are show
ing. Come in now
and investigate!
$14.75
and
$16.75
The "Forecast"
A Marathon Fan Hat
of Masculine Appeal
Manly style . enduring serv
ice . these are the special qual
ities ,built into this attractive
Enapbrim. The brim and crown
are generously proportioned, the lining is of heavy satin and
details of finish truly exceptional. In the smart Fall tones,
Shirts & Shorts
oS Ray ott
for Boys
and Young Men
4c
per garment
Athletic style shirts and elastic
waisted shorts that flare amply from
the hips. In white or pastel shades.
Men's Pants
All Sixes
In a selection
of fabrics
v
$2.93
$3,90 . $98
Full cut and expertly 'tailored from
quality worsteds. New selections
for Fall include blue, greys and
browns in plain and fancy stripes.
Men's Fall
OXFORDS
$2.98 To
$4.98
Men's Early
Fall Fells
'The Stroller'
$1.98
Inc.
OEPARTMENT jSTORE j
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.