La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1921, Image 2

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1921
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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! Jraihing for Track and Field j
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ANNOUNCING OUR BIG .
!' ' ' END.' OF THE MONTH '-
! Th. fM.w-.-n-r uill run a orl. r mti.l.-K on training for various
! events by W.rflnin 1.. (Bill) ll.iyiiur.l. veteran alhMlf Inilu-
Vr mid track coach for """ 1 "lv 'rsi' r"t""
Th It il 11 n In i; IlKii .lunii
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Sale Starts
Tomorrow
9 a. m.
SALE
Sale Ends
Saturday April
30th.
FOUR DAYS OF RAPID BARGAIN SELLING
FEATURING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS OVER THE ENTIRE STORE
One
lot of Women's 'Cornets,
sizes, .special for
$1.69
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One lot of Percalc'H, BC-inclies widi.
; f- . Siicciiil per' yuryl ' ,
20t
Women's nil wool Serge skirts, mude
Wit'fi ' nccorciian ' pleats. Special for
,; ,; . . i,85 .,
.One lot of Women's Silk Petticoats.
1 Extra speciul for- ''
, $3.98
One lot of Women's Silk ilose ?n
Muck and lirown. Special per' pair
984 .
A great big Bath" Towel, 'regular 7!)C
. value, special for , .
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Women's Dresses
SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY
We offer extra special
during this sale, one lot of
Women's Dresses, all new
spring' 'models, in - Silks
and Series; values up' to
$:t0.00. Choice of 'lot for
' $18.75
One lot of Women's
new Silk Dresses, :,oth s.ijk
and all wool moiiels, val,,,
lies up to $:!7.50. Chojcc,',,
of lot for ' Vu 'oi,
$25.00 , '
48x48 inch size
J KtKl i :) )i 1 CJIoth
Japanese
.Special ij
$1.50
'Lunch
Children's black and brown ribbed
Cotton Hose, all sines. Special
per pa'v '
Women's lace knee Union Suite, no
Kleeves. Special'
49
One lot of
dresses, sizes
Childittiir iiiiiKlunn
2 to 6 yo'tr.s. bpnc-:
ial for
$1.25
Women's Coats and
Suits
One ' lot of Women's
new Spring Suits,' made of
all wool Serge and Poplin.
Special for ' :
$25.00
.' We place on sale a spec
ial lot of Women's rw ;)
Spring Coats. Values to '
$.55.00. Choice of lot Toiv,
' $25.00
Millinery
One lot of Women's
new Spring Hats, both
trimmed hats and sailors.
Values to $8.00. Choice
of lot for
$1.98
We placeon sale a lot
of Women's Hats. Values
up to $16.50. On sale,
Choice for
$9.95
Women's Bungalow Apiom, in light'
and dark colors. Spec. a! for
$1.00
Children's Bloomers, made of white
-Poplin. All sizes-for
: 05 -
Children's one strap Patent Leather
low shoes, sizes 5 1-2 to 8, jier pair.
.; $i.75' '. .
Misses' one strap Kid
sizes 8 1-2 to 11.
$2.00
Low Shoes,
Per pair
Growing girls' one strap Patent Lea
ther low shoes, sizes 2 1-2, to 8.
Per pair ,
$3.75 ' . t
One lot of Women's Oxfords in
Brown Kid leather, military heel.
: Per pair
$5.50
r;Mup' -Bljie .and, .Gray Clmmbvay
" work shirt, all sizes' for . ' ."
" ' 98
One lot of women's Blouse Waists.
. Extra special for
$4.98
One lot of women's beautiful (iing
ham dresses,' all sixes. Special for
. , $4.98
One lot of Underwear Crepe, white
only 30 inches wide, reguuhv 45c ,
value. Special, per yard
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HILL'S BE P
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. So ,m
'from vfms nn jut Vie JuiniK.r
.i ... i:..k, ihu r.vt should be
- - IH UUI1UL I" URiiv v -
t.la .AVtil . A.,l - 'IMiA wilt -ttllU .
nr. pe(l anil elevation I lmve Been greay to the ilistnnce. .When one
mall men Jump as well as lurxe J nuB mustered Hie form It will ""t
ones, despite the faet that moHt of.',e riecess:y to jump moe Ihnn
our champions are lance men. Krank . tin ee or four tlineB a laj. I"1' '
'.Irons of Chloago is a Binall mini I v,it isiirinters fur fp- ti.
wefeVlng HO pounds, yet he l ere-j -
.iiiprt with 24 ft. 6 In. A. D. flat- ,
Uirsdn stands elx feet, weinhs 180;
pounds unil has a reeo'rd of 24 fl. I
11 1-2 Inches. The main thins In
to be able to Bet the take-ofr with
tlm nnimiut of speed Hiut wIM Rive ;
the Ereatest amount of elevation, ir.
cne runs too fust elevation Is nie
jrlflced. or If too slow distance h
; sacrlflceil.
After one has the rlnht distance
Ifroni the start to the take-off he
siould practice Jiiinpliie In the ulr.
)o not try Tor distance. This will
come Inst us soon as the form Is
llmaslored. One of tlie firf t thinus
I to be learned Ih to net the tuke-off
properly. The easiest way is tn
start at the take-off with the foot
from which you jump and run ten
rldes, place a mark there and nn-
i other at fifteen strides, and mark
It. Then try a Jump by nlucliiK tie
opposite foot from the one you Jump
off on the fifteen foot stride mark
and hitting the ten foot stride murk
fairly elionld brliiK the Jumper
sl1arely pn the take-off. Hhould (
you miss it, move tlieinurk buck- j
ward or forward the distance It was!
missed. The probabilities are that
you will not hit it the first time, but
t will help greatly' toward Rlvins a
working basis.
The Jumper will find as he !s
V'UliiK In condition that his Ktrlile
will vury and the marks, will have te
be changed accordingly. Confidence
fti hitting the take-off will greatly
help In the final result. To obtain
the necessary height many Jumpers
use a low hurdle a short di?taiuac
from t'ie take-off and practice Jump
ing over It, so as to get elevation.
The Jumper should not Van with
all speed to the take-off. A point j
within two or three sirldcr. from the j
utke-off Bhould. he the distance or;
the greatest speed. Count to the!
block and prepare for tVe spring. !
ny running too faKt to the take-off
the Jumper will not. hnvn fliifficienl
Lime or ton much Hneeil to git. Die I
I elevation. The result will -he that
he will skim along the ground. A
Jump upward and forward wftb help
Hire's another new style
Note the wide band, special
shaiK-' bow in back
and other exclusive
features.'
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E.DDIE POLX
XING OF THE CIRCUS---CHAP. TWO
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Vaudeville
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Trio,.
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EDDIE POLO AND .
. VAUDEVILLE AT.
ARCADE TOIORROW
Eddie Polo, star of the new Uni
versal serial, "King oT the Circus,'"
now being shown at the AtcaSe the-
!ia Swanson and Thomas Meighan are
the feature players,
'i The plot centers around Robert and
Beth Cordon, married for ten years,
'Unit now beginning to drift apart.
jHeth was a charming girl'. She has
become a too wifely wife and bores
her husband with her excessive solici
tude for his comforts. He finds di
version in the company of vivacious,
pleasure-loving Sully Clerk.
A divorce follows, and Robert mar
ries Sally. .Too late Beth discovers
why she lost her husband and, blos
soming like a rose, develops into
aire every Wednesday, formerly was j society's gayest figure. Robert"?
'a circus acrobat and high diver be-!y" are opened when he again sees
fore desertinu. lb lnn.h,k to ID.!"""' Bna "-rongn
pear before the camera. In the sec
ond episode of his curwint serial, to
i c see-4 here tomorrow, he was call
'ed upon to demonstrate has 'prowess
'at high .jliving. lie leaped from a
bridge cijrhty-five feet high Info
water scarcely five feet deep. He
came up smiling.
This serial i heincr htin In Ain-
t.ectinn "jith the regular four acts of"
vauii'Ville.
MutinSe at : t5, finil evening shows
at -T:li aaid M.
CEcit r. D..rtMn4.E's
NEVC PR()Un iON '
dramtitic series
of events' they are brought, happily
together. :
lso showing tme comedy "Artless
Artie."
HEBE DANIELS SHOWS
. AJ ARCADE TODAY
Bebe Daniels, starrinr In "She"
Couldnt Help It,"whic is the fe4
tore at tit) rcade. Theatre tonight
only, has the role of a girl whosr4
natural ability to draw clever .kefch
es and caricatures ! amu$igly wov
en Into the plot, tt Happens that n
IIOKLM.. Ilte..'! w),h her"pe!Kil
Misa Daniels is f c!ev
'Dencil as e heroine of
ft. tl.f iece ws naipposed to'be, and so
Ceci. DcMille's Paramount Art-, herself maS T the Sketches fteded
craft pnxlu.'tion. Qvhy Change Your tin the actios, of theplay.
ill Wife?" will comvto the Sherry the- Z x tiL.
V jatrr for twogjin-a con.encing today. llonesty is th W1 policy Hut
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It iipdesrribrd striking tlrtuna of siWie pe9,;blelieve in modcratifQ in
n,ar,i! life lav0lQ pu-svnOi.O'lor-jail things.
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RECENT RAINS
HELP PASTUR
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LADD CAXYOX, April 28 (Spe
cial) The recent ruins have been
fine for the pastures, but will mekej
the crops lute that were not planted j
before the wet spell. I
Miss Belle Ferguson spent !aat. j
week-end In town and enjoyed tin-i
Sunday services at church. j
Mrs. Prank McClure and little.;
folks are ut the ranch, assisting!
Henry with the task or keeping
things going, while Frank is In,
towiu taking treatment for a very
bad arm which has given htm trou
ble for some time.
Nell McClure made a trip to Dakerj
Inst Sunday. '
The sewing club had a very pleas-!
ant evening Friday of last week wilhj
Oiadys Drumsmlth as hostess. Af-i
ter the business session games und '
dainty refrehments were In order. J
Beth Myrl VUller will be the nevt;
hostess. April 29. -
MiBses Beth Tllton and Huhv'
Rmmlt gnve a delightful evenings'
entertainment to. some of their j
friends Thursday evening at the Tll-j
ton home.
Mr. and .Mrs. Iloy I,. "Couch en
joyed a visit last week-end from
t'lelr college friend Miss Faye Arm
strong, physical Inst ruft oi) In Inl
and . Mr. Couch graduated in the
same cjass from O. A. C. After a
delightful ride aroun the valley.
Mjsi Armstrong returned to town
to no ready for work Monday morning.
Use :
"Getslt"
For
Stops Pain Inotantly Petuovei
Corns Completely,
RvprTlxMly. everywlicre nct'ds to know -wlmt
iiiiMlonunt folks itivL.ftlrt'iuly Ivarn
edabout "tiib-n," tuoirusruutvod palu.
End Your Conn With " Ct. II.H
less corn snd callus remover. Any corn,
no mntt.T hvw dep rtxitcd, Uetuiru
quickly when 'Oi ts-If arrives. Won.
il.'liullr impie, jet .Imply wonitrrful.
Ot'oau. All s.ront.-. ..lops with tlie nrm
anpln'.itu.n. , t rut ot your corn and'
wear llio... that lit. Ilia ilioen almplr
pnuko conw (rmw burner. Your nu.n.T
tack It "Oei.-H" i,i.. In.j on tb.
('milne. IWU tnit n trine evrrywben.
wedding march than jSSaH-K LA CKAM)e"'H AKMACY
l.l-.K UUSS IHtt ti STOICK
It is easier for some good muicia
to compose i
crying baby.
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more gentlemf mild in thSir actk?.i and nore
able. Te)felcav8heboje!j in a natura'orondition,
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constipation, requiring0a constant .icrcase in the
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