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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929. ill wtLtm rhhbu Greater TVOTTTl 3) 11 BRRGAIN'DAYS ARE NOW ON IN FULL SWING! HUNDREDS OF THRIFTY PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THIS MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY ON THEIR MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE-DON!- 1 HERE WITHOUT DELAY-IT- 'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW! WAIT A MINUTE-GE- T LADIES! ALL GOES NOW READY-TO-WEA- SPRING COATS Fast color broadcloth. HATS - save you some money. 98c Here's a lot that will surprise you. All the most wanted shades too worth more now 79c Here's a lot, very stylish and up to the minute. 98c PR. $2.89 Childrens' Slippers MENS' OXFORDS Dress 'em Up Now. Patents colors, etc. Here's value. Reg $5.00 values, must be sold quick now. 3 36 Get Your 32 PC. S.&H. Green Stamps 32-pie- ce The More You Buy The More You Get. $2.98 Indian Head Prints Here's a lot that will tickle you pink Values to $35.00 Get 'em now. .., yrs. 2 pants. Right snappy patterns Dress up the boys now. 23.95 $7.85 43c SET DINNERWARE GIVEN FREE On Saturday, June 1st, at 8 P. M. at our store we will give absolutely free a Now " MENS; SUITS Come right in some save and now money. 15c YD. - Now 25c YD. 36 in. wide. in. wide. - : $1.98 Plain colors. A wide assortment. Black, Dark and light colors PR. 25c BROADCLOTH OUTING FLANNELS 3 YDS. 69c On Saturday, May 25th, at 8 P. M. at our store we will give absolutely free a genuine Gilbert Mantel Clock. Don't wait, come right in and get full particulars Now . COME WITH THE CROWDS! FOR $1.00 15c PR. One lot of bright new patterns, fast colors out they go MANTEL CLOCK GIVEN FREE Out they Reg. 25c values. camel, Peach. FRENCH PRINTS pr. One big lot Come right in and help yourself. MENS' WORK SOX CHILDRENS' HOSE 69c LADIES' SILK HOSE Quick! NOW 3 One lot that is going fast thrifty shoppers will grab 'em $1.89 LADIES! OXFORDS I Boys' Dress Oxfords go. HOUSE DRESSES Here's two lots that will Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils will be closed out ESSSESSS5SsaD TIES TIES $4.29 Values to $1.00. HATS 4. 2 FOR $1.00 Reg. "chic" new 6-1- Big assortment Have Got'ta Go Now value to $8.50. come pick 'em. PRICE ONE-HAL- F DISHES Boys' DRESS SHIRTSj DRESSES They're all going now come pick 'em off the racks SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! OUT THEY GO THE BIG BARGAIN CENTER R set of dinnerware. COME WITH THE CROWDS! GROCERIES Expect to find Big Specials Every Day here. Comedai'y to get your share! BOYS' SUITS 4-- 11 , GRAND PRIZE 38 PC. SET SILVERWARE GIVEN FREE On Saturday, June 8th at 8 P. M. we set will give absolutely free a of Genuine Rogers Silverware. ' COME WITH THE CROWDS! 38-pie- ce J M. WeeklV Grain ! Market JtveVieW A continued weak tone prevailed in the grain market during week ending May 18, with world shipments of wheat still large and crops of most grains making generally vavorable progress according to weekly grain market review of the U. S. Bureau of Wheat futAgriculaural Economics. in wheat acreage was reported ure prices of most other grains to last crease but the acreage in SasManitoba in of week's lot level limited offerings katchewan appears to be about the corn, however, together with a good same as in 1928. The province report demand for this grain as well as for, an increase of indicates Alberta for about and oats barley brought 10 5 to over last from year's seed'in cash prices of these grains acres of spring wheat. from the low point of a week ago.. ing or 6,597,000 - There was considerable precipititation with wheat but flax adik?" weak Rye ..V' , r ,,14.1 in that - a province during May in the us restm, per uusnei vanC'UJ u of an increase of 16c per bushel in the form of wet snow, which did much tariff. Winter wheat in the U. S. good, although delaying seeding and made astisfactory advance in the growth. More favorable weather was reported in the principal European great plains but there were reports of countries during the week and satisdeterioration because of too much rain in some areas in the Ohio valley. Pro- factory growth of winter wheat was from Italy, Rumania, and gress and condition varied widely in reported Considerable loss from winter states, wheat Spain. the was beginning to head as far north killing is being cofirmed in some Poland, as southern Maryland and also in the countries including Rumania, milder districts of the Pacific North- and Belgium. The crop in these counwest. Spring wheat made satisfac- tries is backward and warm weather in North Africa tory advance with the crop rooting is needed, Harvesting and stooling well generally. Seeding is expected to begin soon and weather was largely completed in North Da- conditions are favorable. World shipheavy during the kota and was nearaing completion in ments continuedNorth American ship- Montana. Spring wheat seeding is week, although ic 1 T 1 trans-Mississip- pi Owing to false statements being scattered around about our Whippet cars, we, The Heitz and Winzeler Auto Co., offer a reward of $150.00 to any person that has purchased a New Rear End, Clutch or Drive Shaft from us for their Whippet Car. This offer is to the entire Bear River Valley, on any Whippet we have sold since July 1926. We claim there has never been a rear end, clutch or Drive Shaft broken, in our territory. Arrivals in the United Kingdom and countinental ports totaled over 15 million bushels during the week but stocks on ocean passage were reduced about 1,500,000 bushels to 53,776,000 bushels. No congestion in European markets was reported and the heavy shipments appear to be passing readily into consuming channels. From 100 to 125 million bushels more wheat than last season still remain available for shipment from North America and Argentina. Wheat: While cash Drices have reached a low level following the decline in futures and active domestic demand for the limited offerings of good milling wheat advanced premiums slightly at most markets, which largely offset the decline in future prices. Premiums on higher, protein types of hard winter wheat were advanced around 3c per bushel at Kansas City where 13 protein No. 2 hard winter was quoted at 7 to 10c over the July price of 98 Vic premiums on lower proteins, however, were un pro-- ! changed to slightly lower, 12 tern No. 2 hard winter being quoted at at over the July and 124 over; soft red winter wheat at that market was higher, No. 1 red winter selling for $1.06 toward the close of the market, May 17. While cash prices were near export basis only limited sales were reported; No. 1 soft red mixed wheat for export was quoted at $1.11 per bushel f.o.b. Gulf ports; offerings of soft red winter wheat continued small. Prices advanced 4 to 5c early in the week at St. Louis but all the advance was lost later. At the close of the market May 17, No. 2 soft Winter was quoted in that market at $1.18 to $1.22 at Cincinnati and at Chicago at $1.19 per bushel. Cash premiums for spring wheats were firm to higher as a result of light receipts and good mill buying, particularly of higher protein quality. At the close of the market May 17, 12 protein No. 1 dark northern was quoted at Minnover the July price of eapolis at over and $1.05; over July; No. 1 dark northern durum 14 protein, was quoted at 16 to 26c over the Minneapolis July price. The cash market for durum wheat was relatively weaker than that for other classes of spring wheat because of some slackening in the export inquiry and a slower domestic milling demand. July durum at Duluth closed May 17 14 protein, No. 2 amber durum was quoted at 7 to 20c over July price while No. 1 amber or mixed durum 12 protein was selling at Minneapolis at the Duluth July price to 24c over number 1 red durum was quoted 3 to 4c under the July price and No. 2 red durum under No. 2 amber durum was quoted c. i. f. Mar- sielles at $1.17 and at Genoa at 91. IK1.. Cash wheat at Winnipeg was also firm to higher with No. Manitoba northern quoted in that market May 17, at $1.12,4. The markets of the Pacific northwest became more active during the week and seven full cargoes and one half cargo were reported -j some-advanc- . 2-- 4-- l-- 2c I $1.14-$1.1- 6 l-- We further claim there has never been a light car jWailt in all of the Automobile History up to date, and in our lo years experience in which we have served the publit that tne purchaser received more for his dollar than he receives in these Whippet Cars. It's Dollar for Dollar Value. If in the Market for a car see our owners, there are plenty of them and then call on us, No 16 for a 13, 14, 95; 4-- Heitz Phone 16 & When boisterous winds flipped them alkaline, for in spite of the fact that over the calf. oranges and lemons are thought of as was worked during the current week Give me the roses our cheeks sported acid fruits, they have a very decided then both exporters and flour millers were ultimate alkaline reaction when taken active bidders and export wheats were Without touchings up from the old into the system. Five and Ten. quoted Moy 17 at $1.10 to $1.11 per the me me Give the reone was give petticoats; bushel, although cargo lace; ported sold early in the week at $1.04 per bushel; new crop prospects have Give me the modesty; give me the Heating Hog Houses grace; improved as a result of good rains Insures Pig Crops and farmers are offering more freely. Give me the power to blush when I'm kissed ; Rather significant developments are California wheat markets were weak with very little trading reported; No. Give me the things that I lately have occurring In hog raising methods In 1 hard white wheat missed. was quoted at cold climates. Farmers want to have San Francisco at $2.05 per 100 pounds I have the gimmies. Oh time in your their croD of soring pigs early so that or $1.23 per bushel and No. 1 soft flight. will be ready for the fall market western white at $2.00 per 100 lbs., or Give me my girlhood, please just for they as Just quickly as possible. The adtonight. $1.20 per bushel. Buyers at Los of the early start is very mavantage 100 Angeles were bidding $1.72 per In the northern states MAY FOR terial. HINTS However, HOUSEHOLD sacked f. o. b. shipping points in the In early spring sometimes weather the 2 to the No. reduce for time federation is the This valley Imperial pigs are Serve Is very cold and new-bor- n wheat; No. 2 hard winter and No. 2 amount of heavy food eaten. northern spring were quoted at Den- fruit cups, salads, plenty of green likely to suffer severely. n ver at 80 to 82c and No. 2 soft white vegetables, apple sauce, berries, light The practice of using at 85 to 90c per bushel. fruit desserts and let them take the brooders for small chickens Is being Corn: The weakness in the corn place of those second helpings of meat extended to the g business. market was attributed mostly to the and fish that were so common last houses are being built In which Special aldecline in wheat although fovorable winter. Fruits and vegetables are extra good weather toward the close of the week kaline and will go far toward giving young pigs can be given care. Heaters are Installed and it Is was also a weakening factor. Market- you a healthful summer. ings have become very small, arrivals Vary the breakfast orange by ser- Interesting to watch the little pigs at Chicago during the week being the ving it sliced one day, in juice form scramble around to get Into the area smallest since the new crop movement another, in segments a third, and in of warmth around this heater. It began. Demand from shippers, feed- your usual half-she- ll style for the shows that they appreciate It ers and industries was very active four. Variety is the spice of a meal Practical hog raisers who have tried and cash prices were lc to lxAc higher even the humdrum first meal of the out artificial heat in a practical way compared with the July future price, day. to thevalue of this improvethan week ago; No. 3 mixed corn was When the children come in from testify cost of utilizing it is not. ment The quoted May 17 at Chicago at 82,& and play and clamor for something to It certainly Is good Inbut No. 3 yellow at 88 to 89c per bushel, drink, have a cool pitcher of lemonade very great corn was bringing 1 to 2c more per awaiting theim. It will quench thirst surance of big pig crops. bushel than week ago at Milwaukee and also tend to make the body more where No. 3 mixed was quoted at 87 to 90c; No. 2 at St. Louis advanced from 1 to 2c with No. 2 com quoted at 88c and No. 2 yellow at 89c to 91 cents. There was a good inquiry at Cincinnati for sacked lots from interior feeders and No. 3 yellow was quoted in that maarket at 90c to 91c and No. 3 mixed at 88',c to 89V2C per bushel. Demand at Omaha was from most all directions some corn going to eastern industries, some to the Pacific coast and some to cattle feeders in the central and southwestern states; No. 2 yellow was bringing 10UGHNESS, R5o per bushel, May 17 in that market. durability, long advanarrivals at Kansas Light City mileage safe ced cash prices 2 to 3c in that market ty! This is what No. 2 yellow being quoted 54c over yon want in tires. the Kansas City July price and No. 2 Summer or winter mixed at 2c to 2Vc under the July. Local industries were active buyers Firestone Gum- r Dipped Tires give and shipments to outside points reMl greatest mileage and duced elevator stocks about 205,000 bushels during the week. greatest safety. Local Hay Market: Supplies scarce, demand light, animals now on pasture aso VTaccay completed in Canada, ments during the past month have sold for export during the past few been slightly smaller than last season. weeks. About half of this amount ' according to the Manitoba free press. j Much of the value of the earlier seed- ing which is a week to 10 days ahead of 1928 has been lost, as a result of the very cold May which retarded growth. Rain and warm weather is needed at fully one third of the 300 or more points reporting. Germination, however, promisesto be more even than last season. A decided de- Winzeler Auto Co. Tremonton, Utah 19-2- well-know- hog-ralsln- ; istheTough ml as LfiW or range; farmers still holding for high prices: alfalfa $18.00 to $20.00 per. ton f.o.b. Salt Lake and Ogden. WHOA I BACK VV Backward, turn backward, oh time In your flight. Make me a girl again, just for tonight. Give me the long golden curls that were worn Back in the days before tresses were shorn. Give me the skirts that brought many a laugh Me in the l LUttm In Monday Nifiht Utah Auto & Implement Co. TREMONTON, UTAH PHONE 28 |