La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 05, 1933, Page 8, Image 8

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    Thursday, October 5, 1933
CLOSING FIGURES
LOWER IN STREET
vrm rcmx. ox. $ tmx
m czabat so aofjow throat today
so tbetr if raily ai yeacer
etay. aJSbwszls BMat tbe inbn
bid fairty wed fcs tt laoe e enev
aftdenbtt ctuuitu a wax
&eas in aTatrax. 1U(kauami
tarty lower. Tb tradlxar toCawel
and as cocCed ec2r (i5mia!ai7
iVltt abarea.
Claz4 Crraraa tnrtnded
Air Badae.
Ai. Cfctfss. azd t7
Guarded After
Trapping Kellys
Aaterieaa Cfca
Ajnerleaa T ifift T.
Betltem ateet
J. I. Oa
Col O. tal E
CorrUfiettlal Cu
Genera Motors
Jofaco JtaerHIe
Ubbey-O.-rord
lAW and Vjn B.
Kocnrrjery Ward
xweou duos:
J, C. Penney
Fob. Ser. V. J.
Soothern Pactfsc
et o-.i of oj
at. oa or . i.
VMan Pacliie
United Aircraft
t,nfted Corp.
n. 8. Indus. Alcohol .
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rOKTUrD UTEATOCK
POeTUUR, Oct. ", Cattle:)
4o calves 40. iVw. nrm-narfy '
jn. vmrnn. rzAAiia. 12 $ ;
44 75; beiiera, f ood. trjoMaua and rae- j
dram. t3.7S 9 M crvs. 03BUZMO j
end tried trm r2.Vii.tl 25; low rat- j
Vr and carter. 1123 t 2Ji-. butts, j
good and cnoioe. 43.66a-a4.i6; veaj- j
era. ced and chotoe. M r7 JO: I
cull. coenroOD ad nvll'a-n. 43 ) it
nw. calve, rxd ud choice, M CO
4$ 3y. trmrrrn e&d raedtrgn, t2ZO
44.00. j
Hs: ISO: 19-ISe lumber. Ui-1
mMlam mt0nt, rai. c&ofoe. M.liai j
X9. good usd oc. 1340 4A-.
IceoW sod i&xknr jmp. food and
ctvotce. MAaM 75.
Wax?: Vfr. tteusf. Lunb. good.
c&okc t&m m 75; mamma and
oxoUtan. caxoalSi: jwUzhc vetb
tra, UJOeMJO; ca, isMliiai to
S0OE1TN0TES
Eastern Star Club
To Hold Benefit
'lCa Stfaa Uar WUkc. JCn. Benin
j WOmx. M l. ifeo Lanaea, Laa
aVanmO. M. ettrxoed Cnr. abaa
itarw Catdi .-, febo Bete.
t . Imob. Java. K. K. t
: Wjw aCjd-td ioat 1 it Ctmcc
I
Revolutionist
I J Id ' ' -r -t
yf;' '..I'..
1 a . 'j . ::: :
. it v f 'I - "
Fiainbowr Girls
iTo Entertain
M girl 4 tip bsoaxhl lb
fatb;c Ca Kfiiy J bi
n.-fe . ila a ft-;ph: boarding
bi(!o aT t
tie fce!jr;i'J' Bftdwfl'l aiio-
OOUltMT SO, manj mtzz. baa
tea je aa ttt due ior Ee cnafij
eard carer Wrrii tbe ZaaMra Eur
Booai tlao la frfjrr:rn at te bagm-j , ,
of r-. yir o affls. Th . VJ " Eaitto.fe, G---t
pa, bTbeid Si. aaor " Sa4aT
Laa asd xr v, b. a rr larg,
.,;, .--m v. Mia. Kutl Gra- -. a noaa baa
k -t- b, t- Eaeaaa mtm al fnaau a ana be tsml
craazesrS-
Ladies of 4-33 To
Give Party Oct. 13
! acaa aCjri Vebo beada tte os-
ttt la czjrgx and la -
j Warred Soxi. Aao Smsaeiaze.
j Jfarj r;aea. Oia, Kae Boos aad Otct-
(Mrs. Stoddard
Tbe Lad! va botd a card
aoi tbr ctraaw tn ebare Sa-j
lira. 2. J. ViliSm. Ura. Zd
oarjar. lira. J. C. OuZiat. Mr. VL
B DrxMisue. lO. ClTd Webb audi
Htm. B. O. Wr'"ar-.
Baptist Women
ileet Wednesday
Hostess to Club
faff tet i.-t Werlrjsi3i7 afterrrc
tr tsxzjs oa Moot werjit. fro
ifl-t wr tve piij wrus afj-a. cif
Icrd EjkLjka rtotrrir prize.
Befjhfcnmaj vz fknvrs curved
tie fal myzrx, -w.ti ceoese ix3
porpfe prcdoccLaA2l tn l ccyjr
Tfce rext c&eezk? vin be Ttj&j
Oct. 20 iit Urv. B9fcluT xrj-rj
oss SKt&ustAkj uSvraxxi. e toe j
period UMd tT Urw iferTJ
EoAcSe to fornnl a ziaBaVJCArT' fccac
cfijEZAizisg xttt Wbne crc qivx of
it ar&cttxihacx to Pono Bleo.
Da&oous rcfaTmamirriU ver served
OT toe OK aUBURCa or
Baxter. WJiiie rrfrertimetii- -rr
olrif ierred. Vim FVir.trg. teur
Butter Steady
In Oregon Mart;
Make Decreased
PORTLAND nuibi ce
POSTlAJfD, Oct. a Butter
Prtnta. exeraa, 2c; atacdarda. 22? ib.
Bat!mfa Portland delivery: A
rrada 20e: tansaali data" detiaerjr. 1
per M.; aweet ereacn. ac lugger.
Egga Paetle poultry prodtmra'
aeUinf pnoe: oraratze. 29c; extraa.
27c; atandarda, 24c: medium. 24c:
twllata. 17c doc Bortoe; prtee- 07
vhoCeaalera: freab extraa 2oc doz.;
firaU 21c: medranaa lac doz ; under
grade 12c; pullet 1 4a .
Potatoea laxi white and red.
I.2S cental; Yakima II JO;
Deaebutea. tl.Ml.
Chea. milk, countrr rMata. mo
hair, eaaoara bar, bopa. Ue poultry,
onlona, cantalotisea. woot and bay.
unchanged.
Mr.. H. W Peebfer ard Jtra. Jooi
BTbborst eroenalrjed Wedoeaday at
dlacier Sor merabera ai Zmr lastly
at tbe boc at Icra. Pred Synbarat
Tbe laoer ceiebraud ber 6Kb btr.Ji
day aorrTeraary. !.-. Eynboraa Is tbe
nwxber oc Ura. Peebier ad tbe
Sixteen reiatiTea re present,
of tbe teal acbooi. gaw a peaati " - t--aumra, aca
j,, are aeated at one loiig table lor din-
Tbere ere about 20 preaent. Tbe i ro
xwxt meetlrar wsil be at tbe RapUetw
par&ocage Wedseaday. Oct. 11, for tbe
Parkdale Club
coexUbed astldy of tbe etady book.
Miss Fonda Hanks
Is Complimented
(Is Entertained
Uiaaes Dorothy Kirby. hr's Pal-
raernjHT. Oct. 6 Sceadl-1 iwnor Hue Fonda Haruca a-boae mar-
neaa In tbe butter poattKn - re- i ruge to Brood Hiatt will be an e7nt
Ileoed during tbe tau aeanjoo of tbejot Oct. IS at the borne of her par-
EljhiMn membera of the Partdale
club enjoyed tbe ajsmoon Weonee-
aay at trie name of Mra. Tom Car-
mer. Judy Moore and Jean White en- ! petaer. lira. latac 8naier. who baa
tertalned In the god room at the j "1- waa able to attend the meet
La Grande hotel Wednesday nlzht to ; The rooma were decorated e-.th
omaha nnr.r.r
OMAHA. Oct. 8 iJT, (0. 8. D. A.)
Sheep; 1,000; lamb market not ea
abllahed, aaklng atronger. yeartlnga
atrong to 25e higher; aheep and ed-
" ateady; wooled !arnba up to ..;
produce exchange, which atmpty Jol-
wwea toe open market.
mow were ttbcbanged a:l around ; praea were
or cubes with continued beat call i W;I!lamaon.
lor tbe two lower acorea which ug
geated that theae ahould bare been
adraneed ra.ther than allowed to boid
unchanged at the pre-rioua aeauon.
With the make decreaaed locally
the trade here report a much better
undertone throughout tbe trade but
tbe public waa etlC looking lor bar
galna, therefore purchaaing more free
ly of the prime lait and fim.
Butterfat waa holding Ready.
HICAR AMI ILOU
POBTLAKD, Oct. t 'Jf, Sugar
cane granulated. 14 06; Injll or berry.
V2lr. beet augar. 44 SO 100 lb.
Domeatlc flora Se'.IInst once, mill
deflTery. 2i-bbl lota: patent. 49a.
1 tA3acn bakers. 44 40 ( M JO;
do bakera' blended flour. a6 24
$730; aoft white pastry patent. 45
mm as av v ' v . ... . . . .
up to 1500; r up to t2M. -tst. evr, (traiwy, bbl.
tnu, Mr. ad Mrm. W. D. Hinii.
Thirty were lOTtted for bnl,pe. and
annx! to Urs. R. Z.
Mn. U. L. Laxon and
Ictita B-a Duiie.
At tbe ecd of each four hasds
tmsU prizes lo were awarded for
table icorea In a unique and cierer
manner.
Una Haniu waa presented with a
number of gift during the rrenin?
flowert.
Mn. P. L- DjTal. Mrs. PranJc VTo-jd
add Mrs. CharL Hockat farrusSied a
program of reading and scones, af
ter willed refreshznents were serred
07 th hosiees, assed by Mrs. HoaJc.
Mrs. Dyai will be the next hostesn
in two veeta and she will be
ed dj Mrs. D. A. Carbine. Tne zaee
ln(r will be In the form of a Hal
lowe'en party.
Mrs. R. E Williamson aaststed Klss
Mabel Doty with the preEent&Uoa of
by the puesu who Included Ms the program for the corning year tn
Melba Hanta. Mrg . W. D Mank& Mi ? a ctt :t. at r.- Knyv,.
VelU Botfers. M1m Othella Gray, MUa ' club on Tuesday, instead of the pre-
mm.UK oiAic. am uifoa Asnor. Mrs, ; nous annourjoernent.
Lwyie Zimmerman. Miw Bens DuJte.
French procrtaUumUon may he dua
to the effect of their soail diet. dur
ing the Leiren
Mrs. Jack Hiau Be.. Mrs. B. F.U
(perald. Mrs. Jack HUtt Jr, Mrs. Poa
ter Slmms, Mrs. Prsncu Greultch,
Srff
til
ILCCAIL EDCD Elf JT
EauusjSacr Coza-x . t in
C Ml Beecley. rrar',J' of operx-l Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bun tin are tn
tcrt acad chaTifers lor dancaf U-1 Boue mxinf rd tnnsactiCar bual
cecawsv. wta be here Pnday axd - i oem.
orday ac the ctj btaLL j 1
W. U Gary. raCroad de. jefij VISITS BA KER
tc ojxi tor Pendleton where bef -
rj transact crAcaal
Tbe ATriran Legion drum corps
wa go to Baker tonight to play at
as r-nraiTioo. at officers program.
Prcr-H iBariey Ry-iHsoa la president oi the
ccrpa.
To La Orarde corps won the state
Oa
i- i Aea. or OcrratLa.
ebb leace? !or tbe state, ana in
Graxd iatt night ea route to Ester-
prae where be is tranaacunc tuait-! cisatrxaotahip at tbe eonrentlon held
ben VAkj. m KT-iTtlh Palls this summer.
A ROVE HERF.
WEDNESDAY
(Continued from Pag On)
ord -breaking warmth, with tbe mer
cury 100 and higher in Southern
California. Portland reported 77
abate.
MRS. HESS IS
IMPROVING
Henry Hess returned yesterday from
Portland where he left Mrs. Hess In
an Improved condition. Mrs. Hess
has been 111 In Portland for some
time.
A femfclse defender of the ne-w
Csban regime, this girl revolu
tion irt lucdj guard at a gste to
the Cabana fortress Jail, which
harbors convicted oScSalt of the
te'lsu Machxdo and De Cesedes
goTem meets.
COLO PKICE TODAY
To-
WASHDSGTOT. Oct. 5 tP
cara newiy mmed eoid prxe was an
botinced by tbe treasury aa til -S3, a
decrease of 24 cecta an ounae as
compared with jeaterdav's quotation.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And YouU Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin' to Go
V 7m myr 12A tck ai worM
WJk ysr.k, tf't ranr ice cf n-a. a-
a&d irata to ctit yva fodusr met
sad IxasTavat iM f tii ctf nraeraaf-
Fcr t7 eaa't d? k. Tokt rtiT laore th
lyywnaj tad & rcatr eacrvtsMst dstn't rrt
t-a r.l aw Tab rra al (T C7n-mVa'9at
t4- ; n jiyar Litwt. it tv5Ql fonr cc two .
pooss of btTsirl bo ito yscr bcv
tVaWt ijt- It fiax 6eca.js is the beweb.
Cm bbaavu cp jyjr itracii. Yoa baT a
tynT, btv4 Ui4 u-4 T'.cr bmila is tcoi,
iio c! brk crt in ticcak. Yw fcd
ftiv ui jrou (cd dr?n asd ecu Tocr v&cto
gjitsies is pcnoacaaL
It tiat tfenaa rl. old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to r
rxyiiadn til &z Intij esaiw yco '
Im "cp uti wp " T&T coctftia witTfoL f
harm!-, f mtl Tt.tix.i extfrt. tsnr-t
Vbrre it eaa to naTf lirf bcl fiow (rfdr. ;
4?otoV'tvikf'9rHTr pt!l. Ak for Carwr ;
Uui Utw P- Lock Ebs au -KB '
Crtf' U:Uc U FuJa oa tbe ml V
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Starring; Warner Baxter
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mm:
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
Fall JaGke
ts
Men's Stags
Himch Wci all Oregon
wool. Waterproof and
weather prrxjf.
$5.45 to $6.90
Men a Sweaters
AH Wool Slip-overn and Ct:i
Dark Shaded for Work
98c to $1.39
Sweat Shirts
Tor men and boys Blip-over
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49c to 98c
Sleeveless
Sweaters
Men' knit llp-oer. colorful
mixtiir of un, brown, red
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89c
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Heavy 100 wool nhackcr knit sweaU-r
Cfjata. Two pockets larc roll collar.
In id price in below today's
wholesale cost
$4.69
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DOUBLE
FEATURE
PROGRAM
This feature
Attraction is
FiroiiKht at
The liciiuest
of Our Patrons
But Because
of a Heavy
Schedule of
Bijr Pictures
Will fx- Shown
One Day Only
YOU VE NEVER
SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT ON THE SCREEN
f'ontlnunu.
I mm 3 I. M.
Week Dajii
Ir.Mii II A. M.
.ll II I (la 1 K
Irom 1 r. M.
MlfKlJ)ft
On The Same Program ....
What was the sinister secret of the
man who could speak only with his eyes?
Coming
Saturday!
James Dunn
Sally Kilcrs
Victor Jory
in
"Sailor's
Luck"
LIONEL ATVf
Toe $
PHDMJf
with SHKIF.A TERRY THPIODORE NRWT0N'
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ercd. Conti-
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A grand combination of soft
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r:i tcb
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In Ei-own Kid
A deep rich brown In perfect
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A Suede Pump
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A favorite In style and leather.
A graceful style pleasingly
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$3.49
Scuffing? They "can take it"!
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BROGUES
aviiik
Girls
love 'em !
aasuWe sole. "Weatherproor otrt
Krfc! 12-2. (Sizes 8!4-!l. $1.98)
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Scotch Grain Brogue
Heavy double soles,
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$3.49
90c
ra
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High Shoes
for Misses, Children!
Leather of sturdy quality,
with double sole for plenty
of wear. Best choice for the
money you ever saw !
Boy Hi Cut
BOOTS
The kind boys
want. Black
reun. n I c k I e
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Leather mid
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Twinkling one - straps
simply trimmed with double
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$5.90
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