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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. "F1 Page Five Freight Loadings : MARKET NEWS OFTHE DAY t Increase in Week Friday, October 20, 1933 Hi v CUICAOO WH&AT Open lllgli Low Clota im. 'new jmj4 ,n mwk May mm m .layt Jtwn July ..- .iiil .83?4 .11 m CHICAGO CORN ,v inc. " .. -. .4034 ft .45 .31)34 ;"'-.4Ke$4 May .4UViH -51 ,.4354 Ayt9 July .4849 .534 .4794 tr! .60ft POaiLAND WHEAT Open tilth Low Clou May 70 .73V4 .70 .734 Dec,... .044 .B7J4 .04 - 1 .67J4 Order Police To Shoot Any Nazi Demonstrators VIENNA, Oct. 20 VP) Orders to shoot to kill Nasi demonstrators were Issued today to the police of Dorn blrn In the Vorarlberg district to im press the populace with the serious ness of the situation. The secretary-circulated Socialist organ "Warhelt" said today that ap proximately one-tenth of Austria's army more than seven battalions has deserted and gone to Germany. TOKYO. Oct. 20 VP) Japan has added her voice to those raised In protest against Nazi racial discrimin ation. The government and the people of Japan, said a foreign - office spokes man in discussing the protest, are "highly indignant at Germany's branding us Inferior." More P. W. A. Funds Allotted Today WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 VP) The public works administration today allotted 6.243,378 for 4 non-ieaerai construction projects In 21 states which officials said would provtce 33,807 man-months of quick, direct employment. ' WASKINOTON. Oct. 20 OT The American Railway association an nounced today that looming of rev- enue freight for ithe week ended Oct. 14, were 664,058 cars, an Increase of S630 over the preceding week and 14,368 over the J833 week. TOKAY'S GOLD PRICE WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 w Treas ury new mined gold price, 29.13 per ounce, five cents under Thursday's quotation. ()RTI,AM LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Oct. 20 VP) Cattle: 75; calves 30; quotably steady, quotations unchanged. Hoks: 800: steady to 15c lower. Lightweight, good and choice, $4-50 5.25; medium weight, goo(l ana choice, 4.354.75; packing sows, me dium and good, 4.10g4.35. Sheep: 400; steady. Lambs, good and choice, 5.50g.75; other quo tations unchanged. EAGLES HOLD WEEKLY MEET The Eagles met last night at the hall and transacted regular routine business. A broadcast program for next Monday evening Is being planned by Arthur Bremer, chairman of the program. HENDRICKS0N MARKET Hemlock & Adams PICNICS BACON SQUARES HAMBURGER BEEF ROASTS SLICED LIVER MUTTON CHOPS Quality Meats Your Choice at Per Pound 10, Vr COSTS NO mm : : . -Portland Lan ationatty . ..... 1I0P 'ed ... of o no ' 8-w Visiting Here Mrs. W. P. Ballard has as her guest her aunt, Mrs. Alice Daniel, of Hunt ington, W. Va. Mrs. Daniel also will visit her sisters, Mrs. A. E. McGinn is, whom she has not seen for 35 years, and Mrs. L. M. McGraw, both of Wal lowa. They are expected here from Wallowa In the near future andt Mrs. Daniel will return home with them for a visit. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. A. W. NelBon left this morning for Portland where they will spend the weekend visiting with Mrs. Nelson's brother, Paul Massey, and Mrs. Massey. They also will attend the O, A. O. - U. S. C. football game. CCC INGENUITY AND WORK PROVIDES CITIFIED CAMP ESC AN ABA, Mich. (P) Civilian conservation corps members at camp No. 1087, near here, accustomed to city ways, have provided a model camp largely through their own In genuity and labor. Confronted with the task of haul ing water, thoy dug their own well to a depth of 236 feet. With two camp members who formerly had been plumbers contributing the skilled labor, a discarded tank was fitted up for storage. Now gravity feeds the water to hot and cold showers, to the kitchen and to the washroom. A refrigera tor is being constructed under the water tank, with water flowing to and from the tank supplying the cooling medium. M. K. Stmt tort of Mt. Vernon, O. recalls when, wagon loads of barrels filled with the bodies of wild pas senger pigeons were shipped-to east ern markets, The 'bird has been ex tinct sine about 1874. Special October Clearance TOABDE-nW SALE - A : The Firestone tread is designed with angles and projections to give the maximum traction and . non-skid. The brakes can stop the wheels but the tires must stop the car. 4tV ' October and November are the dangerous months of the year for driving. Trade in your thin worn tires for Firestone non-skid tires, used by race drivers because they are the safest tires In the world. They cost you no more besides, in this Octo ber Clearance Sale we will give you a liberal al lowance for your old tires in exchange for these safe non-skid Firestone tires. PREPARE Your CAR for WINTER DRIVING Compare Construction, Quality and Price anti.frfeze I Weed Chains imE No more frozen radiators- Firestone Anti-Freeze gives your car com plete protec tion One Jilt lasts all winter 2 $2.50 Per Onl. 4.50x21 - Pr. - $3.75 to $4.50 4.75x19 - Pr. - $4.25 to $4.50 5.25x18 - Pr. - $1.75 to $5.75 5.50x17 - Pr. - $4.75 to $5.75 Flashlight Special 39c Instant Raditor Cement can Arvin Hot Water Car Heater large size Waterproof Top Dressing, V pint 75c $12.50 .40c Quick dependable starting with Firestone Courier Type Batteries. 13 full size pWtes Fully guaranteed by r iresione ana ourselves. $5.90 Ami Your Old flattery SENTINEL $6.95 MAGNEX .. 84.25 Precision and efficiency in manufacturing Firestone Batteries girts you Extra Values. You'll 6nd Greater Power Longer Life in Firestone Batteries. FREE BATTERY TEST PERKINS MOTOR CO. Fourth and Adams ' . ' Phone Main 500 at ar below today's market prices! products You will be pleasantly surprised at the price tags on our merchandise . . . The majority of our stock was purchased before the price rise and we are stay ing with the President's appeal to not raise the price until necessary. ' SUPER VALUES OF STYLE AND ECONOMY IN M DA YTTY ST7 W STU WiS I "N I I II II Wl DO OUR PART -. , ....... A. Jt .Jl New Styles and Patterns ' Y if H MICHAEL-STERNS V f : $2000 s $ "7.50 HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX .00 and up 25 and up All the above prices are from $3.00 to $6.00 under replacement prices! Iw Suede Cossack $5.75 'js Men's genuine -suede leather coats with. adjustable side strap. You save at least $1.00 on this coat by buying now. GIRL'S SUEDE COSSACKS $5.95 Your selection from colors of dark brown, cham pagne, blue black or London tan. There is also a dollar saved by buying now. "B0ST0NIANS" $5.00 and $5.50 Men's OXFORDS "Fortunes" Black or Brown, Kid or Calfskin. Genuine oak tan soles. Our price $3.50 and $3.95 If we replaced today they would i . . be $4.00 and $5.00. "FLORSHEIMS" $8.00 If we replaced today they would have to sell nt $6.00 and $6.50. These same shoes replaced on today's market will retail at $8.50. "Mallory" Cravenetted HATS All the new types and styles in the season's shades of green, blue, brown and gray. The new rough finish. OUR PRICE $3.50 Replacement price will be $4.00 "STETSONS" at $5.00. Mens CORDS $2.45 Good quality in colors of cream or elephant. Well made and well patterned. HEAVIER WEIGHT CORDS at Unusual quality cords for this (IQ PA price. A Knockout Value! tJJO.OU A LOT FOR YOUR MONEY AT THESE PRICES! Long sleeves and ankle length. A well made garment. Men's Heavy Cotton UNION SUITS 98c This price is 27c under today's market. WORK SHOES We Carry a Large Assortment of STAR BRAND - BUCKHECT COPELAND & RYDER. - BERGMAN All at Price Savings Over The Future! THE BEST TO BE HAD IN WORK CLOTHES "MALONE" Water-proofed wool pants and coats. "PENDLETON" Bob Coats, none better! "BALL-BAND" Footwear How They Last! A New and Fresh Stock of "Pendleton" Blankets and Robes Look for the label warranted to be a "Pendleton" that means the best construction, newest patterns. You'll Save a Lot by tfjrr ftp? Buying These NOW! and up REAL VALUES Bought Before The Rise! ' T JSL IT IT E 9 TRUE SAVINGS New Goods at ,. Old Prices 1 Come in Saturdays For The Nation's Football Results It's a Special Service For You
