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Friday, July 27, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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New Crepe De Chine Hats
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American League
Club
New York . . .
Cleveland .
St. Louis
Detroit . . . . .
Chicago . .
I'hiluilelphia .
Washington .
L'Vt.ston
Won Lost Pet.
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THE SMART THING FOR NOW . .
There are in-between season Hats. There is a
fetching toque, that will liven a suit. Some have new
side-roll effects, some with brims wide at one side
as pert as they can be. '..
... .44 44 .500
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,,..1.. 4i 48 .-Hi 1
. ...:i8 l .427
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National League
These are the verv newest thing, and now is the t
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For Saturday
Take advantage of this chance to purchase your Sum
mer Dress for less money.
We are offering for Saturday a nice assortment of
Summer Dresses in voiles, linens and imported ginghams
in pleasing styles. In this lot are dress.es that sold for
$1-1.50.
Priced lo sell for $8.75
A Good Place to Trade
1 chili Wo ''ost Pl''-
New York .. M ' -- !
Cincinnnti . :..f4 M4 X.14
I'ittshuri; 54 4 lil4
:f:hiciifo ' 48 . 43 -527
! Brooklyn 45 44 .500
1 St Louis 47 4(1 .50o
! Philadelphia 27 lil .307
; Boston , 26 5 .278
Pacific Const Leairue
Cluh Won list Pet.
San Francisco 71 43 .1112
Sacramento (i4 50 .5u'2
IPortliWKl 58 54 .518
ISalt Lake 55 57 .4ill
Los Angeles 55 58 .487
Seattle 52 lil .4ti0
iVernon 51 lil .455
Oakland ,....47 (17 .412
LADIES RtADY-TO-WEAR
PACII'IC COAST I.KACL K
Portland 5. Seattle 2
Portland R- H. E.
Seattle 2 8 1
Portland 5 li 2
Batteries: Gregg and Tobin; Suth
erland and Daly'
AND MILLINERY
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Oakland 1, Los Angeles 0
Los Angeles R. II. E.
Oakland 1 8 1
Los Angeles .0 2 1
nBtteries: Mails ami Baker; Pen
der and Hyler.
Sacramento 7
R. H. E.
7 Its 1
i 8 Hi 1
Salt Lake 8,
Salt Lake
Sacramento . .
Salt Lake
(11 innings).
Batteries: Thompson, Yellovhorse:
Pender anil Knehler; McAdee, Cou
mhe and Peters.
R. II. E.
....4 Hi 3
0 Hi 3
San Francisco
Vernon
San Francisco
(12 innings).
Batteries: .May and Hannah; Mit
chell, Hmlge and Agnew.
American League.
(Today)
Washington 10, Boston 7.
National League-
(Today)
Boston 5, Pittsbui'g 8.
Our friends are those who con
llnue to love ms In spllo of our success.
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Well
Along Road
To Pennant
My (itMti'uc T. HiHiL.
Illlri'linilimitl NiHvs ,Siiirr S(nff
4'oi'n'-pinlinl.
N'j;V YlK, :iui 'I'ri.' Hiu-ili-
it, r-1 t-i'ji n iiiiuitiKi-r ni' iln- cicvrliiinl
Jiuliiitirt, Mtiit a l'.ttt.;.Ki ul wlini, in un
inti'i- ivw, lit- (h'clumi: ' 'I'll-! Atlili-t-Ira
un u H(rt)li chili, I nit llm t'iil
l hut wImh tlm AiiHTtrun l.i'tiriin'. ikmi
JL'iut will haw ( 1 tt'ii t Un- New York
YuiikH tti ki it."
Klmllitr iltrricitltifH t'lKouul
II nil Kites tti HutiKliintiiilo Ttis
Spt'iikrr'ii slatt'iiicnl. I-Vniu Itullcii -linn
:d litis iutil-Hi'nntn pi'i-iml In
mliflil with itiiii-ct niii'fty hnvo triit'
ii hit fnrllHT nihl iri-U(-li'il the Yiink
would win tlto hunltlitf. '
I lhiu'sl iniiiihU I hey took "th"
cljiw!,"- -rv. r Mt til II.
GOOD TIME MADE
II. Smith's horse, Alhert, ridden by
Smith was third. Time 1 '-: sec
onds. In the Inst half mile dash Jean
Ilillnrd, ridden hy Smith und owned
by Jim Illanton was first; Win. Mc
pherson's horse, Tom Moore, ridden
liy I ory, second, and Redsell broth
ers' niaie, Mona, ridden by Rawls,
third. Time 52 seconds.
II. W. P. Smith, driving his own
four horse team, won the chariot
race making the half mile in 1 min
ute and seven seconds. Some good
races are scheduled to come off this
afternoon ami a larger crowd of
spectators is expected lo be present.
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The Clay I Use
White, refined super-clay
By Edna Wallace Hopper
From the present outlook, with
Hukk'Iom'm hunh rhlliiK' iu I In winu
Of it Iftld HlM'll ll t V It II I'Vi'l'
Jiavo tii.fof(l uiul with tho t-iim
rripph'). Ht Hint tin- other -v. u
UKKi'4'Kiithtit romitrtwliit: t ho Aon rl
tuix fli'iMitlt won't h:nv n i liiiiui' lo he
M I hit lop wlo'ii I ho wiiMOi finis.
Y hen SM-akrr in ilia hl Hinl.-tnriit
h- rM"rnlintt (rom ntiutnt'iit loc on hl.s
ifnm'ti rhiiiu't w. hil mimiitiiiK tin
iluHM oi tho Yanks uiol t)u tuimlli
of tin Mm knu n. )i" dl.ln'l I
oniiliH' i I it'll Ik mIiI: "I think
tt-uiu in urt KoimI us any In I In- h-ai;
AT HORSE RACES !,:""CT! Il8lio?'.,.?.,,p:.uRre f?Pr
,,...., . , t nmiket, easier tun'd,
HAKKK. July 27. Knlsoll Broth- rie-hr. Knt...i.Uo . nM
'M's itnil Jim 'lilanlim's strinir iliviilml
hiHior in Hip running niccs at Poll
ihhii park yesterday afternoon, both
strings uiplurinj; two firsts. (iootl
tintH was mmlo on the !oft illrt
truek hy all entries, and some real
fast rncinif was witnessed hv the
enthusiastic, crowd.
The first race, a quarter of n
mile, was won hy Krank Hulery,
owned hy J. Hlautou, and ridden hv
Smith. Ilnrdwood, heioninj; to Orin
Brown, was ridden hy Kalph lnry.
was second, and Huffey, Kedse'll
brothers, ridden hy Miss Itnhby
HurKe was the third. Time, J sec
ond s.
The threc-eiiHitlis mile followed
niio liiHjwith Trowbruijre s . marc
1 1 nor ii ny umii, 1 11 si ; ui'ii -111
con, ridden by Kawls, seeond
and made
Ouch! Rub Backache,
Stiffness, Lumbago
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobi Oil."
tm-
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
tin without frrlintr nrMn r,-,..,r
l.oretta,, sharp aches and twiupes? Now listen!
ha-1 i nai s lumbago, sciatica or mavhe
"ak' that any way oii want to. i Kreeman's Nusance, ridden li
.Now bin cluh mi uiiln jirruint. hut third' Time :(Ti seconds.
Is far lii'hhul tho YaukM. 'h Atli-f In the second tliree-eiuhth
lei ten urn third. A comparison now
pro ert Tlr. an opl HlllM. I Mil not a
fluttt-i-.r.
To Kt an Idea of the. Yank Mivnuih
for Mil Hlltrlr Ih Intfiidrd to eon
v t v liiipri'NMlon that I M-'iv Im on'
team well nliih unhealahh' wln'ii It
eonien to a iinrstlou of ru lining ot'i
with the prtxt' in (he Amt'rlt iin l.i-a
Kue rotmhler thin n-cont for
won iiul loxt up to am) In
July V:
New York heat UomIou out of 14
New York lat Hi, l.(ml in out of
and
1
ry.
mile
dash Miss Hulery, ridden by Mivs
Hurke and owned by Kedell broth
ers was first ; Tom Hulery, owned
by Jim I'danton and ridden by Smith
second, and I 'hell, owned by Sciel
man ami ridden by Pory, third. Time
117 seconds,
Mi.-;s Hurke, mounteI on Juunita,
liedsell brothers' fast mure, won her
Ki imi'm kccoiui iirst piace oi ine nay in me
hldlOK I m sl m,n nuu t lU e. otlOW -MOUII- )
ttun, ruhlen hy Smith and ownett hy
Trowbridge was second ami H. V
12.
from a strain, and you'll cet relief the
moment yon rub your back with sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Nothing clfe takes out soreness, lamc
tie5 and stitfness so quickly. You
simply rub it on yotir hack and out
comes the rnnn. It is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Limber up I Don't suffer I Ot a
small trial bottle of old, honest "?t.
Jacobs Oil" from any dru store, and
after uinp it just once, you'H forget
that you ever bad backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause anv more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec
ommended for tO years.
Sonio think t hut facial clays are
ni'v. Not so. 1 trait tics of all as'
huvi employe! tln-in. Most of the fa
mous IiHP'k of hiHlory owed tlo-ir
hcauty lo eouiplexion elays.
Mut, unit I late yearn, ft w women
lOHtcrt'd and picservcd their beauty.
Now millions do, and clay is a prime
i's.st ntial.
What owe to clay.
About Mum, I'Yetich hrauty experts
inos'ht mi- tlie use of clay. Now. at a
Kinmlmot hei-s hk I look like a Kill
or i;t. Aft-r .11' yrnrK as a stiiK'' star,
I still play young irlrl.s' parts. And
in 1 1 linns marvel at my youthful ;
heiiuiy. j
I have supplied 111 ' methods to
neores of friends. They enhanced j
their beauty by them, and (hey kept!
their youth. So I inn convinced thai!
most kU Is and women can lo lik
wise U they will. And 1 am going to
help t lieiii.
A perfected clay
The clay I use is not the crude and
muddy i lav so many use today. That
is out of ,;iip. Able scientists in
l-'ianee hav.- be.-n studying clays for
years aal over. And t hey have
perfeelr.l ,-lay.
They lia e found those rare clays.
mineral-la. bn. which hrinir maximum
results. They have learned how to
feline lb. i:- (n retnnve the useless
mud. The elay 1 unr is white and
el. an an. I dainty.
They have found added factors
uhieh brinr manifold result.s. So my
White Youth clay will be a revela
tion io :t us.,- ,f other clays.
Clay is essential
Nit Kill or unman can look her b.-st
without the use of elay. Nor can a
woman keep her youthful bloom and
contour, its I have. I'Hern of elay stand
out In any crowd.
Clay purges the skin of nil thai
clops It the causes ol sallownesH,
blackheads and blemishes.
It draws the blood to the skin to
nourish and renew It. The result Is
a rosy afterglow, then a lasting new
complexion.
It firms the skin, combats the
cause of wrinkles takes out lines, re
Iucch enlarged pores. -Thus It glvert
and maintains a smooth, soft, baby
like eomplexion.
The results are n mazing almost
unbelievable at first. Many women In
tu minutes seein to drop ten years.
I And 1 1 i y girlish face, at my grand old
iage, shows what constant use can do.
You cannot afford to miss these
I benefits. They mean too much to
you. Mut use a modern scientific!
clay. .My White Youth lay, they tell
me, is the last word In facial clays.
Kdna. " Wallace Hopper's White
Youth Clay is now supplied by utl
druggists und toilet goods dealers.
1'riee, r0e and $1 per tube. Also my
Youth (Yea ni. based on lemon and
strawberry. This should follow the
clay. Also my Kaelal Youth my fa
mous Ihpitd cleanser. Also my Hair
Youth, which brought my luxuriant
hair. My Meanly Hook cornea with
each.
In fairness to yourself, see what
Youth Clay does. You will ever
thank me for II. If the first tube
fails to delight you, your dealer will
etuin Its price.
Kdnn Wallace Hopper's business nd
lress. Waukesha, Wis.
New York heat Pelrolt f out of s. ;
New York heat I'hhago A out of H. )
New York heat Philadelphia out
Of 10. I
New York bent I'haveland .1 out 1
tf .t ,!
You linvr there n comprehensive i
tory on that shows what easy )
pickings the second dlxision crew t
lmve been and what an edge the
Yanks havn hud on the first division J
bunetu
And If yon follow- out the statlsth-s l
for gome won mid losl hy all tfimnlj
In the h'Hguo you will learn that thosoji
trailing the Vmiks have had n tough J
time of It Hgulnst the tuil-enders. Thejg
Athletics, to clt an Instance, have jt
WOlt onl.V nv out oi mirrn itunirn
from the lloslon Ked Fox. Hie cellur
rhamploni. OUic comparisons while
To Safe guard Results
Iioad with Kodak Film
for dependability a n d
brinp us your films for
painstaking finishing
then you're sure.
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
i
FEET
HURT?
USE
SANT0X
FOOT POWDER
AND
RATH TABLETS
THEY DO RELIEVE
oOc
FOR THE,
COMBINATION
Wanted
flood I'Kod
Furniture
Houghton's
Pays more for your goo1 used
Knrnlture.
Hai gains in
Good P.eds" Spring;, llockerS4
nulfets. 1 ininic t'hatis. Itnnges!
iunimr Tahh s.
Ki nits Jars t0e. ilOc and 7..e
tlentstitt hiitg
in connection ptixt-s you the best
in this lint. chargf lac per
atd and we furnish thread.
Uemeniher tht piacf for quick
service. Opposite Thorne's Oroc
1" 1IR ST.
Apricots
Raspberries
Blackcaps
V Loganberries
; We. have a full line of Fresh Fruits for Canning.
Let us have your orders for the first of the week
JoePs Grocery
Free Delivery
Two Main Lines M-759
Going Camping?
We have just the things for the trip. -Paper
Plates, Paper Napkins, Paper Cups, Paper Ice
Cream Dishes, Paper Spoons, Lunch Sets, Bas
kets, Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Water Bags and
Canteens. . . ; ,
Paper Plates, per doz, 8c, or 2 doz ; .-...,.15c
Paper Ice Cream Plates, 4c doz, 3 dozen;......;.'.10c
Paper Spoons, 2 dozen 5c
Baskets .18c, 23c,' 28c
Suits Cases $1.00 Up
Don't Forget to Wear
ARMOUR PLATE HOSIERY
They are Stronger and Snappier for less
Andrew's Variety Store
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
Snake River
Fruits
Alexander and Red Bird Peaches at
$1.75 Box
Large Apricots in 22 11). Boxes at
$1.(55 Box
Watermelons and good Cantaloupes will
arrive. Friday.
Berries of all kinds arriving slowly. Shall be
pleased to take care of all orders. . - '
Plenty of Jars and findings, aiso Mrs; Price's
Canning Compound. ' . '
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
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