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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1934)
Tagrc Eight t;a cranhk evenixo nnsEitvTiiT. la ctiande. ore. TWO COUPLES GET LICENSES Marriage licenses were Issued Tues day from the office of the county Miller, both of Elgin, and to Maurice Wcln and Phyllis Clark, both of La Grande. 1 Sixty-seven varieties of azaleas prow In a public park known as Aalea Ravine gardens at Palakta, clerk to Kertnit Myers and Doris M. Ha, AGED WOMAN IS HURT IN WRECK Erififli Bin lifhJLraiTnii m " Friday -Saturday fli&JI Each Cnll of the t Radio Patrol OrflS Meant rame and fJ f l"lf 1 Glory or Death, ffijij $f 1 mm SCIENCE FIGHTS CRIME WITH STARTLING INVENTIONS' in UuUllAMIllIlkl. SHADOW UNIVERSAL'S SERIAL SENSA- TION. With ONSLOW STEVENS, Ad Incc, Wltcr Millar, James Durkin, Wlllim Desmond. Dincttd by l.ouls Fricdlindcr. WALLOWA (Special) Mrs. Mary Ailen, more than 70 years of age. received serious Injuries In an auto accident on the straight-away near the Charles McAllister ranch Wed nesday night at about 0:30 o'clock. At flrBt, it was feared Mrs. Allen had sustained a fracture of one leg, but X-rays taken at the local hospital CAKTOON and SPORT KEEL AilinUslon I IIIIIAYS 7 P. M. , Cllllilrrll Klc- ,,,,, ,. HPKCI.ll. K 11)111 KS MAliNKK .SATI HD.IVS KATl'ltllAVS 'uiillniiiiiM show. tQ Slurllue ut 1 P. M. DiHini Open V:ir 1 o'Clnrk In 3 I'. St. Tonight - "The Lost Patrol" lila.ing! Mighty! Glorious! Friday Saturday jTS Pagan Aga'nI ') hanwn i iSt l-cnuvttmn 4 he fwurnrifiui. &-mil NOVARRO laughing Boy LUPE VELEI A W S VAN DVKfc PiuJucnuo I M.Tl-CU.Ttl MTT PwlMTt We Ho Not eroinmend This Peat lire Kur Children Also Showing Charley Chase Comedy Added "Trick (Joir and Universal News show no I met lire although Mrs. Al len Is suffering terribly from the shock as well as the severe cuts and bruises. The two daughters In the Allen family, Marjorle and Helen, both received numerous cuts end bruises but nothing that Is at pres ent considered serious. The Allen car In which the mother of Mr. Al len and other members of his fam ily were returning from Enterprise to their home in Middle Valley, is practically demolished, It Is re ported. The accident occurred on this straightaway .when the Jim Mc Bath car, with Prank Murphy as an other paescnger crashed headon Into the Allen car. Both these men are residents of this place. An Inquiry Into the matter Is being held In court at Enterprise. Extend Time On Tax Installment a Week (Continued Prom Page One) Saturday was exceptionally good, CI ay comb reports. W he re 1 930 taxes re ma in de linquent after the remainder of this week, the property will be eleglble for sale by the county, It was announced. One pay ment on the ten-payment plan, will keep the property off the sale list at least for six months. PORTLAND PKOIH't'E PORTLAND. July S OPi Butter Print, A grade. 24c: parchment wrap ped cartons 25c; quantity purchases V2C lb. less; B grade, parchment wrap pers. 23'; cartons 24e. Butter fut Portland delivery. A grade delivered at least twice weekly. 21 6 23c ; country routes, 1 8 ri 20c lb.; B grode or delivery fewer than twice weekly. Portland, 20 e 22c; country routes, 17w 19c; C grade at market. Eggs Sales to retailers: private firm, specials. 23c; fresh extra whites, 21c; fresh extra brown, 20c; standard. 19c; fresh medium 10c; medium first 18c pullctG 14c; checks, 1BC; bakers. 15c dozen. Tile and Fire Brick Enameled and mottled brick for Fireplaces. Garden, etc. Portland Cement $1.50 per sack. All kinds of Lime, any quantity. Asphalt Roof Coating. per gal. 75c Drinking and Feeding fountains for young chicks 10c and up. Home Lumber i & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mickey McCoy W. O. Bawyer : Farmers Friendly Headquarters EBBVSmi Are You Ready For The Store Closed A!i Day Friday Semi-Contennlal Celebration As the Indians were the first in La Grande so do we feel we are first with the an nouncement of our huge July Clearance Sale We have prepared for this event with a grouping of our new merchandise.. All prices that we know will be un usually attractive to everyone. Sale Starts Saturday, 9 a.m. Dresses In Three Groups Included in these throe lots are ab solutely now sH injr drosses. Sheers, pi hits and various now fabrics. A complete range of sizes. Arranged for your convenience in three lots. $4.SS $8.88 $12.SS Priced for Immediate Clearance (tin? lot of di esses in desirable prints and plain colors. All well styled and of good quality. Our sacrifice on this lot of divsses is your sain. These are early spring di esses and pi iced at a "Ml'ST CO" level. CINDERELLA SHOP Coats 8 Suits Kveiy suit and coat is drastically reduced. They are plain colors and . soft tweeds. Some of the coats aie fur trimmed but mostly plain. The siviijpev suits are in all lengths. ANOUIKll GKOIT AT THE "MI ST 00" LEVEL Hats One lot of spring and summer styles. Straws, felts and straw- fabrics. Some silks. All flET 95c TRADE DULL BUT CLOSING IS FIRM NEW YORK, July 5 W - Notwith standing a scarcity of especially stimulating news, stock market sen timent showed considerable Improve ment today and leading Issues ral lied .fractions to 2 or more points. Trading was of the recent duil pat tern, however, and transfers approxi mated only 450.000 shares. The close was firm. Closing figures Included: Air Reduc. 99 fa Al. Chem. and Dye 132 '4 American Can 97 j American T. and T 114 Bethlehem Steel 34 J. I. Case 50 Chrysler 394 Col. O. and E 13 Continental Can 79 General Motors 31 Johns Manville 53 Ubbey-O-Ford 3i Liggett and Myers B 9614 Montgomery Ward 27 Nat. Distill 23 H J. C. Penney 69 Pub. Ser. of N. J 35 Southern Pacific 24 St. Oil of Cal. 34 l St. Oil of N. J 4TS i union macule 120 United Aircraft 17' United Corp 5 U. S. Indus. Alco (unquoted) U. S. Steel 39 Several museumit am nniinr-in., old tools as depicting Americ-i 3 Iti- u'lftiuui 1, , iory. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 5 ) Cattle: 25, calves 5; steady. Steers: Good, common and medium, 2.75 5.50; hellers, good, common and medium. $2.60 a M.50; cows, good common and medium $2.00 $3.35; low cutter and cutter. $2.00 $3 00; bulls, good and choice, $1.50 $3.50; vealers. good and choice, $4.50(3 $6.75; cull, common and medium, $2.50 Q $4 50; calves, good and choice, $4.00t 15.75; common and medium, $2.00 $4-00.' Hcgs: 600; fully steady, active. Lightweight, good, choice. $4.75-$5.75; medium weight, good and choice, $6 a $5.75; heavy weight, good and choice, $4.25 tfc $5.25; packing sows, medium and good. $3.60 a $4.00; feed er and stocker pigs, good and choice, $4.00$4.SO. Sheep: 200; best Iambs 25c higher. Lambs, good and choice $6.50w $6.75; cemmon and medium, $5 00 Gt $6.50; yearling wethers, $3 35$4-75; cwjs. good and choice, $1.60i $4 75; eww. good and choice. $1.50 cr $2.00; cull, cemmon and medium, 75c im $1.75. SI i.Ut AND FLOl'Il PORTLAND. July 6 iff) Sugar Berry or fruit, 100s. $5.45; bales. $5.55; beet.- $5.35. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery. 6 to 25-bbl. lota: family pat ent 98s, $6.95 ft $7.05; bakers' hard wheat. $6.75 a $7.05; blended flour, $5.35t $6.50; bakers bluestem, $6.00 & $6.10. Thursday, July 5, 1931 sorted range RTid native lambs 70j i7.50; best held Higher; light ewt ud to 2.50; best range feeding lamb. held above W.25. George W. Oauthler. 80, has taken up art at a CWA class conducted by the 8t. Paul society of artists. OMAHA SIIKKP OMAHA, July 8 UP) (U. S. D. A.) Sheep: 5.500; lambs slow; bids around 2Sc lower; asking steady; sheep scarce, steady; feeders dull; weak to 10 at 15c lower; early bid'3 Young ( Idaho Discovers t m Ulie OWYHEE CHICAGO WHfAT Open Ifleh Low Close July (old) 88'., .HHV, .S8'4 .' 9V4 new KHVi JWk JW J Sept. (o'd) .'J'iiJ. .1)0 .8!i'4 .'J0.04 new 8().8!H. . .B0 .8!) .llll.!!!) Her. (old) !ll;.!2 .92 .WI-14 .01H new Bi-M.ai .! .!, J9H CHICAGO OOUN Julv tilf, ..18 .f7 Sept .5!I'.(,T4 .J9-l MM ."IH'4 UM- - .() .(iO-K, JHI .BO.!!!)'.! POBTLAND WIUJAT Open Hlrh bow ciom Julv - .71 !4 -'I'M .'I'M Sept .72', .721, .Ti M't Dee. i.Vi ' MM J3'4 I Young people who want the best yet to whom economy Is a con sideration have found their way to The Owyhee. , They welcome the charm of an old and honored name. They treas ure the hospitality and friendliness of The Owyhee. But Young Idaho has another rea son smartly modern service and appointments for The Owyhee has kept pace with time and progress. 5-BOISE- BIAS CUT SILK SLIP Lace -trimmed'. 98 V-neck, bodice top, 18" long, white, flush tea rose, adjustable straps. 32-42! FACIAL TISSUES! 19- White, flesh, green, peach I 200 to box. Good 81x99 SHEETS Bargains al 74 Wizard, Jr., a strong sheet for long wear. 42x36 Pillow Case at 15c. Z3 Jaclel Skin lotion! Soothing, softening, fra grant I A Big Value! KITCHEN TOWELS Part Linen 15 x 30 inches. All over plaid or plain with bor ders. Blue, Pink, Gold, Green. They talk Value! Rayon Vests with picot trim, arm shields, non stretch straps ! Elastic - waist - and - knoo -bloomers! Panties in band-bottom, step-in. short or brief styles! I,irht-woi;lil plain knit rayon, not stretched or loaded! Small, medium and law! Children's sites 19e! Crash Lunch Cloths 45' Part linen; colored bor ders. 50x50 inches. Buy! BEACH SANDALS Women's Air-cooled duck uppers. Crepe rubber soles, heels. M Uses', child's sizes, too. Handy Terry Towels for hand or face towels, -m g Colored borders; 18x3T X VC Pique Cartwheels They're Smart! 93 Crisp, all-white piques with big (nt sweeping orims a;, ana low crowns. Ulm Have one! 98c I 01 FABRIC GLOVES Plain, norclty! 49 Famous for beautyandwear! White, summer colors! Import ed fabric. 6-8 V4. Women's Sport Shoes Elk leather! 2.49 Thrillinfr vari ety! Good-took inp. Wei,' made. Rubber or leath er sole, heels. Here's "pep" for summer wardrobes! COTTON FROCKS for every summer need! $98 They hit the high spots of . summery fashions! Sleeve less sport piques with two tone color trim ! Sheer voiles and eyelets with fresh or gandy at the neck! Plain or printed ankle-length organ dies! All colorful, cool and great buys at $1.98 ! In sizes 14 to 44 ! Come early Get a high-waist, low-back SW1MAWAY Surplice, halter, empire style! $1-98 rVep-cut sun hacks, adjustable opera -trap backs! Hiph-waisted skirt lines. Empire brassiere tops, side-to-side surplices, halter necks I In pure Wor sted. buys at $1.!8! Sfies Smooth-fitting! Full Cut! Shirts &Shorts Real next-to-the-skin comforl! c Men's Cotton SOCKS Plain Colors! Medium weight, in black, white, cordovan, camel, grey and iavy. Sizes 10 to 12. Men's Harvest Hats Fedora and optimo styles. Hand-woven, . . 25 BALLOON SEAT shorts! Fast color stripes! 3-button yoke (ront. Elastic sides nothing cut. nr ki.j. 1 ribbed, combed cotton shirts elastic Knit! Long length. They won't bunch! Men's WORK PANTS Sanforized! 1.49 Printed stripes, and express stripes. Cut right, and styled right. WORK SHIRTS "Oxhide" 69C Extra full cut! Triple-stitched! Sturdy cham bray! Boyi' tittt, 39c BATHING TRUNKS for men, 28-36! $1.49 .With the high waist-band that stays in place! Zephyr wool, and bargains! Men's Work SHOES Black reUn. Whit fc w aa storm welt Plain to.. 1 VB Penlmald Lunch Kit Low-Priced! 49 Leather handles, finely lacquered. Device for hold ing vacuum bot tle in place. MEN'S WASH SLACKS Crashes, stripes, and fi 4 nn woven nubs. A ouy! fXttCi Canvas Work Gloves "Nation-Wide" 10' Made from a good heavy prade of cotton Runnel. Ourk blu knit ted wrist. A buy! Ajrwon Sharing Crcaxml Regular, mentholated, amfm. or palm-and-olrve type! 3 BOYS' SWEATERS Sleeveless! 98 Plain colors and fancies, also con trast trims. Many colors. Sixes 8 to 16. riume Main 2"0 at one low price of . . 1113 Adams 1
