La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. T-Hn-iTIS"?' Thursday, January 25, 1934 Page Six "Box And Cox" Will Be Staged Friday Evening "Box and Cos." ft lsugh-provoking one-ct pUy. 1 Uw Dig amnion on a full evonlng's program arranged for tomorrow. Friday evening at the I. O. O. F. temple. The ludicrous sltus Uona and the Oliver lines are being very splendidly done by tbree local favorites. Miss Lrdla Hug, Ueivln. Bark and Oalen Durkee, It U reported. In addition to the comedy there wlU be musical number, dancing, card games, pinochle, contract and auction bridge, refreshments. To this t; public Is Invited, the admission fee to be nominal. SNODE BOUND OVER TO THE GRAND JURY LOCAL BRIEFS Krora I n Ion Mrs. Oeorge Hoffman and Mrs. William Campbell, of Union, were vis itors In La Grande last night at the heme of Mrs. E R. Qulnn. News of Birth Mr and Mrs Otlbert Kettles, of Pendleton, ere the parents of a son born recently. The boy Is the grand son of Mr. snd Mrs. B. E Besttle. of this city. MOTORS HIGHER IN WALL STREET MARKET NEWS OF THE DAV Mar . NEW YORK. Jan. IS UP, Motor lalT and motor accessory Issues led a late , 1t rally In the Steele market today and earlier losses of fractions to around a CHICAGO WHIAT Open ' UlglD . Lew " . .B9He-90'4' 30-S 4 "JUS asHsJ-aS VKItlnr Mrs. Harry Huckstep. of Pendleton, Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Wil liam Barclay. Dr. Earns ll Dr. Frank Eames, Wis.. Is In La Grande visiting hlalcoL O. and E. of Harbor. pour or more were reduced or trans- J May formed lnu similar gains. Until the Jul final ha!f hour tradlne was aula. SrPt- Volume picked up at the finish and! transfers approximated 2.300.0000 i shares. The dose was steady. Closing figure included: air Rfduc CUiCAOO CORN . Ji'4es fit - M ,M9H al. Chem. and Dye - American Can American T. and T. Bethlehem Steel J. L Case brother, Fred Eames. snd other rela tives. Dr. Eames Is a physldsn. From Ilurkee Miss Mabel Engstrom, of Durkee. Is visiting her uncle snd sunt, Mr. snd Mrs. J W. Fosterling, In La Grande. Del Snode, charged with attempt ing to aid an escape, waa given a hearing before Judge L Denham In the court of the Justice of the peace j Q V11 on Tuesday, and was , bound over to, Urk j p corbft 1 In Western " '''dram for a lew rt.rs She will visit Bcod was set at 4400 which he failed In Portland and In Eugene, being the ; guest of her dsugbter. Mrs. George to furnish. anooe is auesea w nave . Shsefers, In the latter city WltA UWW uwirMiw w 4ci aoav latter 7u maJElng an arrest. Continental Can Genera: Motors ' Johns Manrtile Ubbey-O-Ford Uggett and Myers B. . Montgomery Ward KaUooal Distill. J. C. Penney EAST OREGON BOYS IN NAVY To Portland Mrs. Roger Hill snd Mrs. C. E. Branner left this noon by train for Portland for a few days pleasure trip. P. J. Lowry. Kleth Larsen. of Baker, anl Prank Lawrence, of Nvssa, who were recruited at the local naval re cruiting station by C. B. Tongue, of ficer in charge, passed their physical examinations and other requirements at Portland, and have been enlisted In the United States navy. They have , From Klfin Mrs. J. W. Lewis, of Elgin, was a La Grande visitor today, enjoying shopping and transacting other business. I Botw Man ll ' C. B. Daugherty. of Boise, a former : La Grande resident. Is among the OUt- word received here by Mr. Tongue. 1 1 At Ilopllal- 1 Mrs. Emma XI . T r r CIGARETTE ASHES GOOD ' ' , 'ZZ, .. FOB CLEANING Rl OS ; Don't let the man of the house drop ! his cigarette ashes on toe floor. In-' stesd. hsve a container handy for them, and when gold or silver rings need cleaning a wet rag dipped in the From Portland Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Todd, of Port land, former La Grande residents, are spending a few days in La Grande ashes will do the trick. OMAHA SHEEP visiting friends while transacting buslnea. Mr. Tood is ! Tomlh Removed OMAHA, Jan. as tTi (U. S D.1 Mary Grant, four-year-old daugh- A SSiep: 10.000; no early sales ter of Joe S. Grant, had her tonsils lambs: bid around SOc laser, gener-j removed yesterday at the Bouvy bos ally a-kln? steady: sheep strong. In-, sltal. stances higher: feeders strong to 10c; wgncr. Pub. 8er. of N. J. Southern Pacific St. Oil of Cal. St. Oil of K. J. Union Pacific Unld Aircraft United Corp. U. 8. Indus. Alcohol U. S. Steel . lOt . 1M4 101 118 . 45 . 78 . 15 79 39 H 64S 1H 8714 27H 24 58 4 39 28 7S 123 H 3K 59 May Julv rOBTLAMD WHEAT Opta Bigh Low "H .T4'4 .744 74 .74 .74 .14 H .74 ANOTHER ADYANCE IN BUTTER PRICE PORTLANU PRODI CE PORTLAND, Jan. 25 I) Butter Prints, extras, 22 'c: standards 22c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade 19 -20c lb.; farmer's door de livery. 16 ti 17c lb.; sweet cream. 6c higher. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' selling prices: fresh extras. 1 6c: standards 16c: mediums 16c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: fresh ex tras 16c doz-: firsts. 14c: mediums 12c dozen,- undergrade 10c: pullets 10c dozen. PORTLA.VD LIVESTOCK medium weight, good and choice. 44 44.50; heavyweight, good and choice 43 50 t 44.15: pf'ng sows. 2B0e3-4O; slaughter pigs, medium 2.753.15: feeder and stoefcer ptgs. good and choice. a3.25fi 43.75. . Sheep: 600: choice lambs 35c high er, laimha, good and choice, 87.25(1 7.85; cornmon and medium, 45 25 725: yearltngi vetners. S3.50. 5.75; ewes, good and choice. 42.50 4350; common and medium. 410 ( S2.75. PORTLAND. Jan. 25 Cattle: 100; calves 25: steady. Steers: good and common, and medium. 43.00 4545; heifers, com mon and medium. $2.75 e 44.75. Steers, common and medium. 43.00 e 46.00; heifers, cornmon and me dium, 43.75 45.00: sows good, com mon and medium. 82.50 43.85: low cutter and cutter. 41.25 0 42.50; bulls, cuoer and medium 42.00 43 OOr T-alers, sood and ti.0Oit as.co: j cull, common and medium. 42-50 g ! I 45.00; calves, good and choice, 84.00 g PORTLAND, Jan. 25 CP Further S5.00; common and medium. 82 00 $ I advance In the price on butter was $4 00. forct-i during the late session of the) Hogs: 150: steady. Lightweight, j produce CEr'inge IriUi iiit CilifCCtili ana choice. as. 15 HJV; I situation somewhat improved. The ; - market appeared firm despite the lib- i. eral Increase In offerings from out state points as well as Increased in local churning reported by the de partment of agriculture. FSgurea of the latter appear somewhat confus ing to the trade, as one day there is sn scute shortage indicated and the next day the supply is far In excess. On the exchange there was a gen eral advance in the price on cubes, firsts alone being unchanged. The sdvance In butterfat was lc and suggested that the market on buttjr wao In good shape. Sl'GAR AND FLOCR PORTLAND. Jan. 25 iff) Sugar cane, granulated. 84.45; fruit or berry. 44 -60 beet sugar. 44-30. Domestic flour Pacific coast straight, delivery, 25-obl. lots: patent. 49s. 46.50 47.20-. blended flour. 86136 46.60: bluest em, 86 J5 a teas-. . soft white pastry flour. 85.600 46-80; bak ers' bard wheat flour. 85-85 e 46-30: rye. 85.60 06 40: whole wheat, 85.60: graham 85.40. fHUS-CHALMERS- 7rac tjpe and Air Tired Tractors. Combines, implements. Road Machinery. CHANDLER TRACTOR A Efjr'""'SNT CO. 1S12 Jefferson Main 532 early bids fed wooled lambs up to 48.60; bulk hKd around 49 00, three oars fed ewes 118-130 lbs. 44-25: feeding lambs 87.75 48.10. Returns to llome Robert Mllr. who underwent a nasal cperation recently at the Bouvy hospital, has reftunxd to his home here. I". P. Employe Hi P. W. Hsyden. of Hunlington. was: Retain' In L 1 Grande yesterday tranaacUng 1 Miss Lulu Huron returned last t business in connection with the Un-! night frcm Spokane. Wash where t Ion Pacific works. system for which he . she has spent the winter Timing re- i i IstiTes. j Permanent Waves Includes Shampoo. OA (JA Haircut. Pmgerwave j)aws4jU Others 43.50 to 45 00 Always Guaranteed CINDERELLA BE41TY SHOP Phone Main 250 v myrtle &mmm Every day in the week Our customers are finding new pleasure in personally selecting their food needs from our large and complete stocks. Finest quality meats in the market, extra fresh fruits and vegetables, a special bakery department in charge of Minnie Ainsworth and best of all Rea sonable Prices All help to make steady customers of those who come to give us a trial. And if you can't come in, your phone order will receive the kind of sen-ice you like. Friday and Saturday Specials - January 26 - 27 Orders $1.00 or More Delivered Free. Gelatine Dessert I.G.A. Assorted 3 pkgs 14c Cake Flour I.G.A. Lge. pkg 27c Brown Sugar 3 lbs. 19c Cut Green Beans Mile High Brand No. 2 Tin 10c Peanut Butter Fiuicy Glass Jar lb 12c (Limit 3 -'.- Macaroni 3 lbs. 19c Fresh Fruit Lettuce Imperial, Large Heads 2 for 9c Celery Bunch oc Grapefruit We have sold many cases uf these large "Floridas" and will hold this price as long as possible. Each 5c RHl BARB Fancy Hot House Pound . .... 15c Wesson Oil For Finest Salads 1 Pint and a Jiffv Mixer Both for -19c Cheese Brookfield (Aged) Pound 15c Borax Soap Chips Lge. pkg. 24c Fluffo Shortening Purely Vegetable 4-lb. ctn ...39c I.G.A. Cream Wheat Cereal 2S-oz. pkg 15c Bakery Specials Iced Sponge Cake, Each - - 10c Rolls, Bivwn or White, 16 for . 10c Apple Pie. (Sat. only) 20c !45- Value I-mi UllHIU MrrrTi 1 fUlUB tlh.FDICERSi-iCDFFEE In Our Meat Department Carstens Lean Back Bacon, lb. :". 15c Fresh Polk Liver, lb. 7c Back Bones, lb 5c Snowcap Shortening, o-ib. carton 27c 4lc ahont special refund plsn s here by nur llrlp Coffee Maker mill cnt ;on absolutely nothlnr. FOLGER'S COFFEE 1-Ib. Can 33c Brie-Denzer Cheese This is a blend of Wisconsin's finest cheese as pro duced by the fundus Borden Company. Try a sumple at our market counter. Special f or Friday and Saturday, lb. 32C MAX R. SARVIS 1209.ADAMS!AVE. Next Door to Wool worths Phone Main -13 Good For Fri. - Sat. Jan. 26 - 27 Aladdin Coffee byM.J.B.' A Super Value at a Low Price -lb. . Can OK, TREE TEA byM.J.B. Green U Pound 23c I Pound 45c Orange Pekoe 33c 62c niY IF Peanut l-lb.Jarl3c lalVld Butter 2-lb. Jar 23c P&GS0AP 10 Bars 27c IVORY SOAP Med. Bar 6c DASH Granulated Soap Lge. pkg. 39c Sperry's BISQl 1CK Regular pkr. PANCAKE FLOl R No. 10 tar 32c 51c Steel Cut Oats 20-oz. Pkg 10c liOI.D MEDAL CAKE I1AH K 28c " Pure Buckwheat No. 5 Bag 33c No. Del Monte swt Corn 2 Can Cheese 12c lb. Bacon 15c lb. 10c SN0WFLAKE SODAS CAPERS. SNOWDRIFT mall flnttle 2-lb. Box 29c 4 15c : 79c lb. riii Do You Like SWEET PRUNES? Then Trv These. . SUN-MAID PRUNES aw Medium Size . 2-lb. Cello Bas. 20 - 30's . 23c 29c Sure-Set Jell Powder 9 Flavors 2 Packages 9c Lard All pure Milk 4 lbs. 33c Tall Cans 6c Bananas Celery Hearts Lettuce Kolld Heads 3 lbs. 17c 5c Bundle oc HIGHEST QUALITY 4-pound Pail $1.13 Fri. - Sat Jan. 26-27 3;ggf ir Ill LK'ni III MHU aMiasisaMllii liSins asaMassi WHEhlllT-CQES- TO FOODS. WE SAY IT WITH Shop In One of ,s Our Modern Stores. Notice the Values .and You Will be Impressed with the Saving You Can Make. Mrs. Stewart's BLUING Bottle 15c COFFEE -run" 23c Tobacro't'1 OKn ' 2 Pocket nns wvj ASPARAGUS Del Monte - Mary Washington All Green Tali" 21C Hillsdale - B. S. PINEAPPLE Xo. 2';'s 18C Medai Salad Dressing Pint -17c Quart -29c Beer Brown Derby New - 5yi 2-12-oz. Btles 25c Safeway FSouaar I! Oats Introducing our all-around fam-. i ily nour, ab4o- ' tuiely guaran teed. Money back if not ab solutely e a t is fied. Big sue- cess in bating Bbl.-5.59 Mothers China or Glassware Large 3-lb. Pkg. 25c Each C0C0ANUT . " " Bakers - - -.vgioc SYRUP Log Cabin Med. 43C Washing Powder Whto King Large' Pkg. 29c LETTUCE Solid, Firm Heads 2for9c Same size - Same quality Same olive oil content Same schoolgirl complexion :r3tosi4c SHRIMP 5-oz. Diy Pack IOC Baking Powder Calumet Double Action 10-lb. Can 41 4fl COFFEE 19c m. aeon Mild Cure 15c lb Cheese , Full Cream 15c lb naHHHHktaHa Catsup Highway ' .. aw 14-oz. Bottles 25c SALMON l's - Flat Royal Chimxik 2-23C Dudilo ( (nl 1 eg 50c size Rreg?Can for tKe enjoy- f&f OflP iv,a V menloflhe "0 f MJU V whole fomny- 1 1W Each n cnditiFREEJ Prices Effective While Quantities Last 85 J raP