La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 16, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven BUTTER TRADE REMAINS STEADY PORTLAND, June It) (VP) There was no change In general butter trade conditions for the late session of the produce exchange. On the open mar kef stocks moved out well. Cutting supplies are less liberal and occasion ally hard to obtain. This kept the trend of the trade good. rfniHllrt ( onflil tnf nil llnu Ki.t- top scores are In far the bc3t call at Butterfat aDDearn nteadv to firmer In spots. ... Trading In the egg market remains more or less of steady character with I advance the price to aid the outgo 41U111 Borage nave (.nun iur juuea. Rather slow trading tone Is sug- .live chickens. Receipts are not heavy ouuwuig mure w icen neglect Bet re the Tax The tire that tauslit THRIFT to millions WsM Save You libfo to 15 if ytm hmy RIGHT NOW! IFor a few days you can save from 10 to 15. Wc will sell you Firestone Tires and Tubes tax free as long as pur slock lasts. v Tekc advantage of the extra values built only into the Firestone Gum r Dipped tires and buy them at the lowest pruces ever known. " Insist on riding on, the same tire3 that won the Indianapolis ?oad Ilaoe. ..VY.A Conic in today wc will save you money and serve you better. ' ' lilttr.il li"VOlCE OF FIHESTONE" Bury Msnia:i Niikl Qnr N. B. C. Natioiiiiit Kttwork COMPARE CONSTRUCTION- QUALITY PRICE Fnnl OicTrolet , Chevrolet . Fowl -.- Fnnl Chevrolet Whippet.. Plymouth Krakine ... I'lyiuouUi Ctinrullcr PrSuto i(.kc I hi runt .... ;r. Talgo Pontine ... Hooflovelt Willy-K. S'mli. Ewx Niish OltU'liIlr.. Ilulck M-. Chevrolet Oldj'bilo.. Hoick Stu'.i'k'r Atiliurn Jurt.uii...... Heo. - Stu'b'k'r Criirilnrr Mnrmon.. Onklnnri .. I'eerlcM.... ,.40-21 1.50-20 1.50-21 4.75-19 4.75-20 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25-18 5.25-21 ;5.50-18 5.50-19 FIRESTONE TjfP. Cilh Pile Emu S4.79 S.JS 5.43 6.33 6.43 6.65 6.75 6.96 7-53 ,8.15 B.35 8.48 FIRESTONE Tru. CihPiIci 99.30 10.38 10.54 1S.3S .4 IS.90 13.10 13.54 14.60 15.82 16.10 16.46 Chrysler Stn'b'k'r Vlklns Stu'Ii'kV Franllin.. Iluil.nn Hpp'bllc. la Salle-. i'ajekard Pierce A Dulck Pierce A !St,uts Cji.llll.r..! Lincoln t'nekard I TM FIRESTONE FIRESTONE siz. owrwid cum Trp. Tiw " Beavy Cm. Pikt Cih Pile. Duty tKh Pw Pilr 6.00-10 I0.65 SXO.66 fi.00-19 10.85 11.04 6.00-20 10.95 21.94 6.00-21 11.10 21.54 6.00-22 11.60 22.50 6.50-19 12.30 23.86 6,50-20 12.65 34.54 7.00-20 14.65 28.42 TRUCK and BUS TIRES FIRESTONE FIRESTONE oldheM Trp. OhrMd Tree TkeSbe CnhPifc. CmIi Prlw Fjdl Per P.. 30x5 H.D $15.35 829.74 32i6H.I 26.50 SI.OO lx7 H.D. 36.40 70.60 36x8 H.D...... . 51.65 100.20 6.00-20 H.D. 11.65 i22.60 6.50-20 H.D. 15.50 30.00 7.50-20 H.D. 26.45 51.60 9.00-20 H.D. ' 46.50 90.40 9.75-20 H.D. 61.65 120.0O I COURIER TYPE I Spcti.il I . ,J ir UK Cirtfik 0(0.1 Tut CnbPrm 3 - ' tKh PHen t P" 1 Jo-21. SJ.IO $3.10 $S.9 I0-2U.. 355 3.55 698 5-19. 3-9 3.98 7S Ii3sC1. 1.89 2.89 S.7S r i from buyers. I There Is a eomcwhitt better local Jobbing demand for homo grown col cry. California stock Is about out hero and the better local quality Is an aid. VhKe there may not bo so much snap to the hothouse tomato market at the moment, the uiorc::icrt la still favorable and the price generally neia. General movement of tho current crop is due soon. Sales are generally around i.2& crate. Market la well supplied with both salmon and, halibut. Prices are a trifle easier. Crabs are still ln very liberal offering with prices held low. Notes or wholesale trading: Country killed veal are reported steady for quality. ureascd nog market is just sieaay with lambs slow. Sekenl squash is arriving from The Dimes and selling $1.25 box, ' mna cnernea iroin lae uanes ana Blngen are In fnlr supply with most sales around i.7o6f i.H5 for los. oreen oeans irom rne uaiies are quoted liv,12c with yellow stock pernaps c less. Honey Dew melons from Imperial valley are quoted $1.50 for Hat. Old and new potatoes aro steady; also new onions. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY ; Opeo July (old) 1. .yt (new) .no Sept. (olil) .r:.5i (11LMV1 - .iwn ! - uly Sept. H ec. July Sept. GUM-D1PPED CORDS . TL. C: . i.nnJ (..m.n.n. ping proqesi Itansformi the cotton cords into a ilrong, toygh, sinewy unit. Liquid rubbar pepetiatet every cord and . cools evory fiber, guarding agaimt in ternal friction and neo,t, greatly increas ing the stongth of tho cord body, and giving loncjqf tjre life , v TWO EXTRA GUM-DIPPED CORD PLIES ,4 UNDER THE.TJtiAOi . This U a oalented construction, and tho two extra Gum-Dipped cord plies ato ' so placed I hat you get 56 stronger bond between (read and cord body, and tests show 26 greater protection against punctures ana blowouts. It sets1 a new standard for lire performance on' high speed cars. V NON-SKID TREAD Tough, live rubber specially compound-' cd lor long, slow wear, scieniincany designed non-skid gives greater frac tion, and safe, quiet performance. ; SENTINEL TYPE . I ' siwui ' M Bf.ndM.l "0 I SI!E iCuHMc. oiStrtw Ci Prlc t" P.H Ck 4.40-21... $J.S9 $3.59 06.9S l.50-21.. 3.S 3.95 1.75-19 4.63 4.63 9-00 5.00-19.-. 4.S5 4.85 9-44 S.23-21....I 5.9 S.98 I tl.t4 Other Si Proportionately hovo I'OltTLAMl I'ltODl'lK PORTLAND, June 10 ( Straw berries Oreeon 24s 00j75c: QolU Dollar 556.60c. wool . 11)33 cup. nominal: Wil lamette- valley 6c lb.; Eastern Oregon 0(.l8c. Butter, butterfat, eccs, live poultry and country meats unchanged. Mohair, nuts, cascara baric, nops, onions, potatoes, new and seed po tatoca, hay quotations uncliqnged. Fat Man Reduces 5$ Pounds Oh Boy! Don't be stubborn, you big fat men throw off your fat beforo your fat thrws you Into tihe discard. Dp as Mr. S. A. Lanier di SnwteUe. Ca eld rend his letter: 'I have used two reducing belts to no benefit but since using Kruschcn Salts each morning in my coffee have taken off 7 lbs. ln. a week and cat most anything I like. I weighed 243 lbs. 6 months ago and now I weigh 100 lbs." Take one half ttaspoonful of Kruschon Salts ln a glass of hot water evory morning cut down on fatty, meats, potatoes and sweets- now yon know the safe way to lose unsightly fat. . For a trifling sum you can get a Jar of Kruscheu Salts thnt lasts weeks at Red Cross Drug Store. L & L Drug Co., Glass Drugs, Inc., Moon Drug, Co., or any drugstoro In the wocld but be sure and get Kruschen vour health comes first. Adv, 'WE KNOW CHEVROLETS You Know Us". UIIIRAUO HIIKAT IllKb low ..10 AHA Clow .5(1 ij, .5.1..T114 A!'!ii1 .mi PORTLAND WHEAT Open IHeh Low Clwa 1u4 .50 .Sll'i .53 .53 ' .53 .53 CIIICAOO CO US Open ll'jEll Loit CIum' 3U'A MM J01A.!M A!)iS .H'-'H' s:t-'A vt .33'. .V.-ij, .33 .::t.:t3'i t'UICAdO MVUSTOt'K CHICAGO. Juno 10 Ml (U. 8. D, A.) Hogs 18,000; active, 10 15c higher, good to cholco 180-220 lbs. $3,751, 3.C0, practical top 3.00. Cattle B.OOO: active strone to 25c. hlcber on fed atecrs and ycarllngB, cows strong, bulls higher, vealrrs iiuiy steacy; mosny eo.ou te u.w; marlwt on vealers. strictly cholco kinds 0.25(,i 0.60. BUceu 14.000: all classes scarce. steady; desirable native lamb-3 60.00 5G.50: throwouts 4.00 a $5.00; tat ewes $1.50 w$2.25. IIUTTKRFAT SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 Butterfat f. o. b. San Fvnnclsco 18c. Omaha Mii:t;i' OMAHA. Juno 10 (P) (O. 8. D. A.) Sheep 7500; lambs ami yearlings steady to strong, tucep firm; feedent weak to 26c lower: native and range lambs $5.76 (" 0.00; fed yearlings 4.35(i. $4.80; ewes down from 1.75. DUIIMl l ltl Tl; ANP HOI'S , NEW YORK, June 10 Wl Dried fruit and hops steady. AKKOM HUME AISAIN LAKEHURST, N. J., Juno 10 (IF) Tho navy dirigible Akron to bock at its base alter its transcontinental Journey to the Pacific fleet maneu vers and back. Tho giant ahlp ar rived Inst night. ACROSS 1. Goods 0. Knack 9. Urond shallow vessel 12. Animate 23. Old musical note 14. Utillzo 15. Fastened with heavv curd 1 0. Sel IS. Scotch river la. So bo it 21. Peruse 22. Musical .Indies 24. Dweller In " Klam 27 Rub out 32. Restore to conscious ness 33. Rutcrlfllns 34. Size of typo 35. Vnrletlcs 3C. Bar of contrasting color 38. Father of mankind 42. In (lie company of 43. Permit 40. Sort of light spear Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Solution ol Yesterday's Puzzle UlIIMSMEsMS ag e s A ft I AAD I Tf06 I V E REN TMjf S AIN EVER O NjE fp AMI EJNMe R E LTeTS Te RMgElW E WAIP" AfRlTElC ARTE S H ATyMm EANiT HEIR P i" tKannIrIsM ai R A DO R06R EMS DOS m p g AtiMuoR&i sInJp r e 1e v eTr t s B AJ R.p D QOlMMRlEME" K i A LONEHSEMifAViD AS T E 'RENbNNET E 4S. Farm ol miisleiil com posit Ion 60. Turkish iiitine 51. Genu cell 62. I'repnre for use HRnln 63. Crimson 54. Clin meter In "1'ccr Gvnt" 65. I'ark In the Hocky Mnuntnlna DOWN 1. Division of a city 2. Medicinal plant 3. Mnturo . 4. NtRht befgro an event 6. Quictltm met! lv I tiea (t. Move buck I. Solitary ' 8. Struko npntly ' U. UiuidulierutcJ tu.- Conllnenl II. Hoiulre 17. Snn of Juduh 10. Silent 21!. Glvo forth 23. Railroad sig naling device Arc 25. Umb "JG. Topns hummlns bird SS. Stratagem 'i'J Stupid person 1 10. Dloev-o 11. Letter t,f tho alphabet K!. Alighted :i5 Cower 37. Small hrnnchea 38. Partly open 39. Valley 40. Greedy 41. Pronoun 43. Deserted 44. Cnnal In New York state 45. Makea loco 47. Meadow, 40 Font like oart WH'ttK HOUMN-. (H it OWN when we aver that It Is a poor rule that decs not work both ways. A Chicago woman testified in her suit for divorce that she led a hand to mouth existence while her husband followed a glass to mouth life. We're nl30 holding our own in skilled Chevrolet repair service. When we are assigned the task of recondition ing your, car you'll know that every minute is spent ln specialized per formance. Guaranteed work arid satisfying service at modest rates Is the basis of our consistent success. Used Parts far Clicvrolets t'onls and Stars Tow Car Service Complete. Greasing Service Larison - Frees Chevrolet Co. la 13 U Ts pip 7 8 PUP po : jl ' m3 m" v iH; ft - m WkWkWX W 4XS 2bZ 27. 28 3 l-i: ; : , - iifciiLi.- . j 38 3J 4o Al liA42 . HfH3 - AS Air , 4j PHI4S : & - So Wisi M -JSk- : 53 ..5 'IrrMtontt do not manufacture tlrrsuntlrttpvclal limnd nimn for mallordfrhoiirw I ntiwnt la iltntrilnilm. Snrflnl lirnml flcra mrr, rnndn wllhniat t tin luamifuTtiirrr'i TThcy nre roti wit Rout hla iruarantrA or reapoaalblltty for aerilre. Fery lonp i trr irnr the Hmtone name and toe quality cxoeia Uiat ol special brand 1 order Urea aold at the aamo prlccf , TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES FOR, SAFETY PERKINS FIRESTONE SERVICE ICE Dcpondablo nnd Convenient Prompt Delivery Young's Ice Co. l'liqnc Muln 801 1108 Jeff. Ave. Do You Know? that right now you can buy paint at prices that are lower than at any other time since the war? You can ! v GEC0 100 Pure Paint Get Our Prices! NOAH'S . Wallpaper - Paint Kalsoininc &?A (iCPIcloES 4JDE KING- fflfk til fiuw ' jlwh.i. tit iTr iiiii laii iinaa (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) CLASSIFIED ADS TUB MAIIKKT PLACB OP UNION tl WALLOWA COUNTIES "- (Count live average woriia I to the line.) I'er line, 1st Insertion 10c Per line, euch added consea- utlvo insertion 7a Minimum chargo on one order .........MMw.....M.a5a RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month ..... .... 3 lines, per month 4 lines, per month a lines, por month ..taso ..3.'J M.OO 4.76 Euch additional line over llvo charged at 60c per line per mouth. WANTED WANTED Wood Deal Canyon. Bob Deal. 0-10-3 tp. MODERN ROOMS Comlortnblo and elenn. Hot and cold water. Closo In. Pleasant surroundings. Men. 1002 Second St. 0-lS-4tp AUTOMOBILES 1020 Dodge Sedan Good condition $110. PERKINS MOTOR CO, Phono Main 600 4th and Adams 8-ll-S t. HAS FL.VN FOB t'UKDlTOHS TULSA, OUla.. Juno 10 m Harry i P. Sinclair, announced today an offer of (18,000,000 ln tho form of six per cent non-voting 100 pjir value pre ferred stock of the Consolidated OH Co., had been prepared to present to various commlttoce representing bondholders and creditors of the Richfield Oil Co. The offer covers all Richfield properties aa a unit. , MIGHT PURCHASE First mtgo. on TOR RENT Strictly modern 3 vnlloy farm bearing 7; Int. Aug. 1. Submit details. Bort Oukman. 2111 David Stott Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 0-13-1 mp. WILL BUY 30 o:a Datterles. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries aa low u tO.DS. Automo tive Electric Co., 1430 Adams. Phone M 620. 1-20-1 m loom furnished duplex, ln best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1607 4th. Muln 643. 6-31-lm MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PORTLAND CAFE Meals at All Hours, 25c to 35c. Coffee and des sert Included, 213 Depot St. 0-10-1 m. NEW LOW PRICES papcrhanglng and Phone 011 W. on painting, kolsomlulng. 6-17-1 m. LlVKKl'OOL WHEAT 1 LIVERPOOL, Juno 18 tfP) Wheat! i . closed: July 61; Oct. 63; Doo ., 54. Exchango 83.65. . , KLOl'lt AN'll HUCIAR ., I PORTLAND, June 10 W) Sugar t Cane, granulated M-16 100 lbs.; beet 3.00. .... Domcstlo flour Selling price dot, llvcred: patent 40s 6.60; do 08s $5.30i , bakers' blutstcm S4.10; soft wh-3at, i'. pastry patent $3.40 4 $3.60; Montana" hard wheat patent $4.00$5.20; rye $4.60 6t $4.60. .'-.v. . ii FOR SAIJS 3 used . Ice boxes. In gool Power, ' 0-10-2 t. i DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP Wo Will GUERNSEY BULL, or will trade. Bob Deal, Deal Canyon. 8-10-2 tp POR SALE Model A truck, 114 ton, or will trade for late model sedan. August Zaugg, R. F. D. No. 1. 0-16-3 tp. clean up your ashes, Phone 323-J. papers, etc, 3-8-t f. EASTERN OHEOON Scuool ol Muslo. violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. tomple. 447-J. 8-0-1 m FOR SALE Light dump wagon. J. N. Klein. 1303-lom Bt. u-io-a ip. LA QUAIWS UATTRtao and Uphol stering and Rug Clounlng Works Ph. 434-W. Cbus. Edwards Prop. 12-1-1 m. Professional i Directory Hospitals DR. LEE B. BODVT Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat Hospital cm noor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 18. FOR SALE Jersey cow, weaner pigs, 400 M. feeder and 0-10-3 t. FOR SALE la fluo dairy cows, 2 lwlfer calves, 1 bull, 1 norso ana saddle, milk truck, trailer, wagon, retail dairy equipment, plnce tor rent. Call 418 R or Observer. 0-10-1 t FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser A Familiar Sound! CABBAGE PLANTS, 30c por 100, Mm. Geo. Dolbow, 10l7 V Ave. C-15-2 1. 1 FOR SALE OR RENT 6-rni. mod. I house at 1106 H Avo., $15 mo. Ph. 407 J or 322 W. 0-14-t f. COLD ROOT BEER, lea croam and . sandwiches at Joe's Joint down by the auto camps. 0-13-1 m. 5 BUNCH OUAS3 PASTURE, fenced, shade, water. Ed. McCause, North Powder. 0-10-0 tp OUR HOME FOR BALE. Cheap, 318-J or looi otn St. o-io-t FOR SALE Fordson tractor, A-l con dition; 2 pianos, or will trade, what have you? Frank Clcavlngcr, 211 Depot St. 6-3-t f. GOOD WOOD. CHEAP. Will trodo for some furniture. Ph. 802 U or Coll ot 2000 N. Spruce St. 0-1-4 t, , JUST RECEIVED lovoly "Fashion Frock" models. Lowest prices. Ph. i 802 U or call at 2000 N Spruce St. 0-1-4 t. GOOD WOOD, any klua, any longth.- Prlco reasonable Ph. 000 W, Loo,i Stark.-".,...,, 6,-2B-t t.:. FOR SALE Coffeo cream that whips, homo churned buttermilk and milk you'll llko to arluk. Clovordalo Dairy. Farmers 35. 8-0-t f. FOR RENT 3, 4 & 7-RM. HOUSES, furn. or un furn., 1400-Oth. 0-10-3 t. FURN. HOUSE, 003 Spring. Leaving soon, bargain if taken at once. 0-14-4 t. GROUND FLOOR, 3-rm. Apt., $10 mo., 1012 2nd St. 0-15-3 tp 5-RM. MOD. FURN. house, electric rango and furnace. Call 485 M. 0-16-2 t. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. houp.o, com pletely furn. Call Observer. 0-16-t f. 7-RM. HOUSE Ph. Main 500 0-10-t f, FOR RENT Nicely furnished room in private home, with or without meals. Mrs. Flnluy. Phono Main 607. 0-D-t f. WELL FURN., 6-rm. nouao. Garage, 1000 Oak St. Ph. 458-J. 0-0-t f. FOR RENT Furn. Apts. and unfurn ished house, 13 It O Ave. 6-23-1 mp, Er . (NWAT SETS ME IS,VJHY ) MJELLVNE'LL. ' SHS BOYS DID TMEY VAMT TO BOY 5 FIHD OOT, IF VS t'; ACE WEAR THE POODLE FROM 1U ' j CAW 3ET IW EDSE OF CITY POOND? (BBS, V n,e PLACE J i TOVWrJ.ONJ. FOLKS VWITH ALL TVIEI PS. w II ." THEIR.'. WAY MOMEY POMT HAVE J OUT TO THE BuY A DOS AT J lv ' NT! y DITMAR THAT PLACE W ESTATE, OM XrfeVX- 'T V''v FAMILIES IM - lmf g ' this part of 5sy w )VaTnrH THE STATE... jT CaZ?! jXfK ' VJHAT CO W. ) Vs'A1 f LISTEN.' HEAR. je- ,T,- ' SAY VJE CLIMB S-iSSa THAT BARKIN'? H I OVER TH' WALL, J , I'D krJOVfy J , FRECKLES NPe!-NE'RE 4jaT BabL CMOrJ-HEES VTC-- Itg-IHROOSH AYHERe ft . ?jT"- "WE FROHT yi !.' ?M''' Jz5i y L SATe.,.50ARD, 1: I . " Ame'lu sbt YW'i ; N . ;i . f'i lTlw7NjfUill 'TV. IT, THERE" ' t ..'.' I JP fJj( STONE FENCE J - l"l'rj, 0itPX Beo.u.s.PAT.orr. I- aill MlSllf"' - ' Q 1P3aBYHKABEIIVICE.IHC. J ; - ' THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop) An Heirloom! THK elephant, dressed llko a rlwn, iKKan to swlni; his trunk nro.iiid "Hi's lhir:;ly." shouted Dunry "I ran help lilm cut, I think. "You Tiiiymitcs all wait rli;hl here; I know where there's a. bucket, "near. I'll fill It up with water and then Rive Slim Jim a drink " Off iJuncy ran and soon he found Ihi' Im-'kct, sitting on the ground. l!o filled It up with water and then walked bat k to the liunth. they put It near the big beant's feet. Tin; elephant drank It. 'Twan a treat. "I told you," shouted Dun ey, "ihat 1 had a happy hunch." JUST then he sot a bis 'surprise. Kitinu water splashed riftltt In his eyes. The Tlnymltcs began to roar. "Vhat happened?" Uuney orlnd. "I feel lllin I d been swimming Oce! II didn't feel so Kooil to me Wholhrew that Kplash of water? 1 tun joakcil right to Ihu hide,'' "Tiic elephant played a trick on you," said Scouly "It was tneun to do, but ho was only playing. Krom bis trunk tho water came. "Remember, you brought him that rlilnk. The whole thine, is your fault, I think. A hlK beast kuoWH no better, so I don't think he's to blumc." t ''ptIB Tlnlcs then heard music - sweet. Upon a IIUIs wason scat I hero sat a man and lie cried out, "I'll play some tunes for you. "Tills big calliope, you know, fur Irishes music for our show. Who wants to try and play It? It Is not ko hard to do." "I'll try," tried Duney. Then ho jumped lip to the seat and promptly thumped iiion the little keys that made sweet music 1111 tho air Tho man soon pointed out tho keys till Muucy played tho llilln; with enso. "Just listen to me," Duncy cried. "My playing's really rare." (fVl.yrlKlil. 1032. KKA Service', Inu (Ciippy runs Into somo runn) trouble in tho next stuiy. 4; By Cowan (t it (1 WHAT GRANDMOTHER'S V C I LISTEN-TO THIS NOTE FROM AUNT ( .' ,9 ) PEARL NECKLACE . HANNAH THEY'VE. BEEN IN OUT i IT ' V II FAMILY FOR GENERATION"; AND 1 5 9 " Km HAVCN'T BEEN WELL LATELY, SO WNT ; e ' v - v 'l ' I! f LOOK'. AREN'T THE.V I WOW1, WW'.! )f ( ortVTX STACK I H SCREAM? IMAGINE, AMYONE BUT ARC 2t,r.r- nc 1A.CUT THEN I : -MEKWING A THING THEY PEAL COUR5C, V OFOACK.THENt , tie Main 500 4th & Adams