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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1934)
Thursday, April 12, 1934 Pas:c Eifrht LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY 1 s i CH1CAOO WI1K4T Open nigh Low CIom '.May ......... "i .HiH4 .MSA AKiWH Jiilv '... .hoi, .wiJA .Kn'iWHi jHrpt . H1 M .Ml '4 l4 E CHICAGO CO UN May IHT,B.III .III .17 'July n,m'i ,r,l'' r'"'1 I Hrti 53-4 .raj. .:! ja , PORTLAND WIIKAT open iuku low clow LMliy .71', ,1V, .'I iiuiv rt ,n .ii4 .hw Kept H'4 .71 'i .71 .71 You'll buy this Norfolk-back Suit it you'll try it on. $22.50 f i ' f You may bo di f'forent from other nun, hut in this case, wo don't think so. At $22.50, wc are pnss ing along to you, on a silver platter, the style hit of 1034. Wait, until you see thoHC shoulders of yours work ing ; under the code of these stylish plaits. Walt until ypur new suit ninkc. Its first appearance ut lthe office . . . bridge club . . . :or wherever, you upend your newly .found lolsuro. :Sce this ault' . . . It's a sjicclal l)y n store thatmiikcs a social .pf spcclnltlc.. In rough Tweed, nnd Blict-Inndn. TROTTER'S CLOSE IRREGULAR IN STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, Apr. 12 OP) Bharp gain, la ft number of jwtialt!en pro vided tlio prlniiiMvl feature, of today'. mixed stork market. Whllo some utllltitit recovered moclemtely. most groiiw suffered from sixiradlc profit taking. Weakness of grulns whs an uiu.ctlllug element. The close was Irregulnr. Traimfeio npproxlnutted 1,- 000. 000 shares: Closing flKures Include: Air lleduc 0814 Al. Chelil. and Dy0 (uncUotl American Con 101 American T. and T 120 ',4 liethlehem Steel 43 J. I. Cu. 11 Cryplor 53 001. a. and E 1014 Continental Can H2 Oeneml Motors 38 Johns Manvllle 67' Llbbey-O-rord 37 l.lltgett and Myers u vt'ft Montgomery Ward 32 Nat. Distill 30 J. C. Penney 17 Pub. 8er. of N. J 87 Southern Pnelflo 28Vi St, Oil of Oal 37 St. Oil of N. J Union Pacific 133',4 United Aircraft 234 Unltnl Corp 0'4 IT. 8, Indus. Alco f3 U. 8. Bteel 02 !4 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Aur. 12 (II Cattlo: 311, calves 35: steady. Steers: Oood. common and mo mluin, $3.05 (,r (1.25; hulls, cutter, common and medium. S2.00m 3.60. Hogu: 260; ' steady. Iilghtwnlght, Rood nnd . choice, .3.50 w $425; medium weight, good nnd choice. 3.75i $4.25; heavyweight, Rood and choice, $3.50 (.! $3,115; packing Rows, liood, 2.(IOr$3.35. Sheep: 700; weak. Spring lambs, Rood and oliolco, $11.50 or $U,25; me dium, $7.uO(,i $8.60: lnmbs, gooa adn oholco, $7.75 ( $8.75; conunon and medium, $5.76i.f8.0O. CLASSIFIED ADC V ,MI UAU.U.B1 rtAca or i-niom wallow counti (Count five Tratfa word to the line.) Pr tine, let Insertion 100 Per line, each added oonMO utlve lneertlon Te UATB8 BY MONTH S lines, per month , ft lines, per month . 4 lines, per month 6 lln.M. per month Minimum charge on one order . M.00 M.76 Bach additions! line over five io charged at Mo per line per month FOR RENT VOtt. ItKNT Mod., 0-rin. house, un lurn. Coiicrcto-block boww at 1013 5tU St. 4-12-2 t NICE 3-ItM. turn Apt. Duplex. 1402 1st. cor. N. 4-12-3 t LAKGK. MOD,, furn. Apt., very choap 001 O Avo. Ph. 230 J. 4-11-2 t. SHOP room only or cullro RtiraRO of McCully Service Station at Jonoph. Wrlt Box M, Olwcrvcr. 4-0-tf PUHN. or unfurn., strictly mod. 3-rm house. 701 Crook und First St. 4-o-atp MISCELLANEOUS WE UUY, SELL OB TRADE. The Dal le. Purn. .tore. A. A. Pldler, mgr Ph. 085 J. 1-31-t t WANTED lO OKI IN TOUCH wttli party driv ing to uiuiornia eoon, cuii untw, Playlo. 4-U-l tp. EXP. WOMAN wUhca houecwork. Box W, Observer. 4-11-t f. FURN,, 1LDW., clothce, tires, stoves. old gold. Anything uacd. D. Zlm mormnn. 3-15-1 m. BtillliiK prices: overalzo. IBe; rronh ex- triw, lUc; aUndHrds 15c; medluinn 15c dozen (cartons lc higher), UuyliiK price of wliolmiilero: fresh ex trim, 17c; firsts 14c; mediums 15c; pullets lc; undfi-gnides, lOo dozen. CIVIC CHOIR HERE IS ONLY .ONE IN WEST (Continued From Pago One) I'Oltl'l.AMI PltOIIIK'K POIi'l'LAND, Apr. 12 Oil Dtlllor Extras, 20c lb.: stjvmlard lUVic lb. lluttorrat Portland tlellvery: A Krndo l(l 18c lb.; farmers' door de livery, 14u lb. Ekk Paclflo jotiltry producers' r.peaklng. It Is several stes hlRher up the scale than mole quartet work and everybody likes male quartet music. A Capclln music has no less than four parts and. often as many ns eight parts, and to obtain good results, a groat deal of work and rehearsing I. necessary. Mr. Loney, however, who es eswclnlly qunllfled for direction of such choirs, has the civic organiza tion In excellent form, nnd an un usually pleasing program tho first of Its kind In tho west Is looked forward to. .Tho program will bo an nounced later this week. Do It now, delays are dangerous. Wo pass this way but onco. Who n,buse. himself gains a lot but It's In tho cemetery. r m 1 R liil till II distinguished stylt plus matchless mechanism : "rams IVEKY woman praises the brilliant beauty and modern styling ji of the new de luxe General Electric refrigerators. Here arc the aristocrats of all refrigerators the most attractive we have ever presented.. And, within those snowy white walls is tho famous General Electric mechanism. Be sure to see the new G-E models before you select a refrigerator for your home. They are now on display at our show rooms. Here you can look at both types of household refrigerators the scaled -in-steel life-time Monitor Top that requires no atten tion, not even oiling and the G-fi conventional flat-top type with new styling and performance capacity to be found in no other popular-priced refrigerator. GENERALELECTRIC aik nmpltlt line of Standard G-E fUt-top and Monitor top mtkith. -m "n rjfi pn TRADK IN VOl'll OLD ICKliOX FOR SALE NCTITED OEM seed iwUitocs, 76c souk at collar. Ph. Farm. 30, Elgin. Ore. 4-12-8 t. GRIMM ALFALFA SEED at producers prices, 90.51 purity. E. D. Jasper, 1008 Adams, La Grande. 4-12-0 tp FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. The kind that lias stood tho winters for 21 years. 00.65 purity. C, C Conrad, linbler. 4-11-4 t. WOOD Any kind, fair price, best quality, measure and service. Also Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's Fox Farm. 3-22-1 mp. BABY CHICKS, 108 Fir St. Ph. M. 244. 3-14-t f. DRY CHAIN WOOD, $4.50 per load Prompt delivery. Bowman Hick. Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-15-t t SCRATCH PAPER for 3boo? or uorar at the Observer. 2 pad. for 6o. B-14-t i FOR TRADE OLDSTHUCK; 3, 'i wafionH; ouzz. drag aaw; cow for work horses. Box W, Observer. 4-12-1 ip RAG SI) ALE HERE ON FURLOUGH Robert RiiKHdnlo, who has been stu Lloned ut the navy yard at San Dlcgo, Col.. Is spending n two weeks fur lough visiting his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray ItugKdnle. At the conclu sion of his furlough he will be sent to Join the fleet which recently left for an extended trip to the Atlantic const. Robert was formerly a student at E. O. N. It's easier to give Jok(3 thiin to toko them. Men make the tough girls; tough gtrl-j makg the tough men. Heavy 5-2 Red Cedar Shingles The best grade clear edge grain por 100 square feet Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mickey McCoy W. O. Sawyer Farmers' Friendly Hcndqunrtcrs LIBERTY Continuous NOW Shows m 9 i..y Playing vim. 1 AW, . Nik -a IRENE DUNNE WALTER HUSTON HDNA MAY OlIVER Conrad Nofl.l $rvc. C.het LAl'UKL & HARDY Jl'omody I'ATHE RKV1EW NEWS R JI.J. I..V L1I'J1 The Event You've Waite d For, Begins Tomorrow! Starting Tomorrowl Penney', celebrate 32 year, of value giving with sensational bargains . . . hundreds of them . . . bargains for you, your family, and your homel Yes, Pcnnsy's are saying It with oargalnsl Here are great valuta, we've been planning for months, to save you money. Don't miss Pennoy's Anniversary. Check your needs NOW, and come prepared to buy. You'll find bar gains In every department ... big savings on every purchase. A Real "Sellout" Value of This Great Event! SULK. HOSE That Are Something to Hurry For at MVY Chiffons and sturdy service-weights! Both here in full-fashioned silk! Mercerized top, toe and sole give the service greater strength . . . the chiffons are silk, with picot top and cotton in the foot for longer wear! New shades! Sizes 8j to WA RAYON "UNDIES" for "Kiddie? Cute panties, bloomcrr and vests! Non run! White, FIcshand Tea Rose. 2-14. WHITE HAND BAGS in ntw ityles! Variety of simu lated leathers, envelope or pouch styles! and washable! Value "Finds"! Rayon UNBIE! One of the best rayon undie values Pen ney's has ever sold ! Vests, bloomers, and a variety of panty styles, of medium-heavy-weight, plain knit fabric. Full sizes, well cut and finished! Get a whole year's supply for savings! 34-42! Hand-embroidered Porto Rican GOWNS of cool, long-wearing Nainsook! Yd. We enn't seem to keep them In stock . . . they're' so low-priced for such value! Better get your supply today! In flesh and white, embroidered and piped in colors! Sizes 6 to 14! Win Get in on this Special Buy! SILK SLIPS Bias or Straight-Cut, with Lace! 48" long . . . just right under the new frocksl Silk f'rench crepe, lavishly lacy at top nnd bottom 1 V top or bodice topi Adjustable straps! Flesh, Toa-Rose or White! 32 to 42! Anniversary! Colonial BEDSPREADS WhataValuet .25 Imagine buy ing scalloped jncquard 8J X 105 inches, at such a price! Monotones 2 ton es: colors! For Anniversary! 18x37 Terry TOWELS A Handy Site! lOc Fast-colored borders in pink, green, blue, gold. A face towel in bath towel texture! Men's Sturdy Dress TROUSERS Ne patterns! Wear-resisting worsteds, serg es. Stripes, plain colors, mixtures Bar tacked and re inforced ! Men's Fancy Broadcloth PA J AM A S Fast Colors! Lightweight! Generously full cut . . . they won't bind! Surplice slip over and notch collar styles! So Important for Spring! Fabric GLOVES Especially these styles at ic One of tho "little things" that add so much to the success of Spring costumes! Plain slip-on styles or de-i-shtful novelties, in an assortment of new light and dark colors! 6-8H! Anniversary Helps Homes! Curtain SETS A Group of Quaint Priscillas )C set Marquisettes, printed in color; scrim with printed cornice valances ind new bowknot tie-backs; printed scrim with self ruffles nnd valances. 2 '4 yards; tubfnst! sun-fnst! BUY! 'Get-In"on This Great "Buy"! Men's SOI IP S Worsteds, cassimeres and -twists in pat terns and colors that are refreshingly new and smart for Spring! Exacting tailoring details provide a well balanced suit and a collar that fits. Truly remarkable savings at only $17.50! All sizes. Come now I NUTONE PERCALE Gaily Printed 10 Yd. W Small, medium, and a few large patterns' fast colors ; 36 in. Great values! Fancy Bat!i POWDER in Metal Box Handsome con iii... i ?4S3 Powder make a marvelnns hnvt Anniversary Topnotcher., Men's SHIRTS i Our fr-nous "Towncraft" kr.ndt Expertly tailored, pre shrunk, combed yarn broadcloth! Full cut! Long! Attached collars fit perfect ly! Solid colors! Patterns! Whites! Marathon Penneyweight FELT HATS Light in weight! Comfortable! New York's newest shapes! We've i'Fk ?iTor'teJ And Penneyweighta are built r,ght they keep their snape and ptv1 t: i stitched felt for young men! Bohnenkamp's 13 I
