La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1923, Image 3

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Friday, ACigist 31 ,13.
THE LA' GRANDE 3V3NING OBSERVER
V
Bairie Makes
Ready For Go
BASEBALL
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iNalt ijike 3 !
'I'nrtlunri .. 6 I J
I Hutlerle-i-Myrs.' klnuey and .
lUtns; l.overon und'l'aly.
SAN KKANTIHIV . It
' ' Nol(ma l-ranw
clovolhnd 3. rliicoito 2.
Now Vorli Wiuhlnirtoii 3.
Hownu . Clillartelphla. I.
With Taylor
I'At'lt'lC COAST I.LvUil'l
Club W. I,.
l''ianclsco si ID
.ps A nKelow' .. ....... S
San I'Yaneisr .. .". la
Uatleries Walluro. Thomas,
lor and Ucgn; M IUlull tilld Y
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PaU Cur WiH Re
Pef ended Tomorrow
ruuiento ..
'ortlund ,
Seattle
Heavy Training Is Order of au uikcT'IIZ!
the Day for La Grande AnKeio
Fighter; Determined to' mk!anl
.Win.
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ItllH liable is determined to defeat
1 Her! Taylor Labor day "or bust try-
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ttii' opening; of tin' iMixiim- siMH. in In j' 'I'-Vlanil
In lli-t.ti.l.. nn.l ..III. ii mnimv fii r.l
llir...l l.f l.il..lii..iL'..i. I.'.l l.'nr.l
fuliH aii' expected lo Klitlli r from liotb l'.. !'''??"
1(1.1.- 1.1 I-I1I..11 ...llllli.-u 1.1 1V-IIM..MA
tho commit. TirkH. on unit' at ,. .l'"lal'U'ia
liiMH-i ii.l :ml Mom.. iMntf. uvo lrul v I ,',W,,,MI
lii-iiiK sold in iiiomiKinK" numlitTH, for
ilii rml.-. u lii.-h ull! li. utmrt-A in tll.i
lit-x hall, to opt-n at o'clock in
I hi; cvcninK-.
I His is Iralnlnp every nftornoon at ; t 'inciimutl
tin rhiK crrctcil in Jot ("aiT'K back-' i'litluirg-
yanl. l iiilrr 4 hot sun. Has puiH in ( j,irs-0
a louph- oi' hour every day Hhartowji j,,
loxins, HpuiTinjf, skipping rppe and j itrooklyn ,
in very way Retting Minsoll ready milnilnlphja
I or tin- inaicn. itigm now nu up-,
pear.s lo l- In hotter condition than
i-Vi'i- I'ifore hince In- has been fitflll-Idk-
in Uramle. Itoih he nwl Tay
lor will light at 138 pounds. A snap
py Workotir yesterday nftornoon was
attended by severul ".ns.
''An in past battles. iJus will dopend
to a t-Teut extent upon Iuh rltfht,
w.hlch bus a drlvint? power
iitnnjrth that has nwnre than
Kpelhd the undoing of hia adversary.
l(e pioinihea to start thing's in ( the
I tiirsi round and keen coint? tit full
ji)i-ed until the puiI of the matoh. And;
with him idtling a fast pace, I ayloj
will have to.
AtmpMt as much v interest is belns
displayed in l.he.Jolm.son-WHK'bt seuil
1in.il ns in ihu main event. Hotli hoy a
are La (.irandera and are well known.
Nearly equally matched they should
pul up a Ki'eat fiilit.
The four-round preliminary and tl.
battle royal should go along way lo-
W.llll I'llllllJri (lll.-liutui.l i" -
right mood for the two final events.
Vitiiiiii s, oimianti 2
VKItNOW . . It. ir. K.
Ouklund .. 3( i
Vernon S y a
( i:t InningN).
hatlerieH Kriuise, KIcKenbacI;,
Kley and Hatier; Shellt-uhack ami
Hannah. .
Aitirrli'Dii l.ratfiie
(YHlerday)
' New York fi. Ihooklyii 4.
I tost on 2, I'hilndelphjn .
SI. I.nuis 6. I'itlshiirtr i.
IVfllKST HILLS. N. Y. A. P.)
The uvi8 cup, u iropby that ba w'ld
jed lien of friendship between many
of the great ' nations or the world
ihcoMsrn UF Pns players. t trpphy
miuiht this year by 7 natiomt qntsdc
iho i'nlle.t Sluteit, it lo ho defended
lomonow on Ihp Iprf ppurtx qt thu
West Side. Club's concrete stadium by
Hit Amerioann.
The nmjon that played for the cup
ihii year were Ulvttieu bjilo two xoneq
for tho pfellmlnary play. Cunadti.
Jiipun, Hawaii and Australia wer us.
slgnril to (he American xone. Japan
dciVated tho Cunadluna ut Toronto,
Autilralla wpn from tho HawalUins ut
OrangQ. N. J., then defeated Japan :u
rhlcogo.
In tho Kuropnan onn Franc wan
vlutprUins U8utns Kpatn In tho final i
ropnd, wlpnlntr tho rl;ht to play Aus
tralia In tho I'nlted Slates for the;
honor of chullrnirlnir America for the
imp. .I'ThpftlPVnHta, HwMxerhind.
India. Irelnntl, ArKntlna, l-'runee, I
Ornmurk, Hpaln, Itnmanlu. lielgitim, ;
I lie liriilf.li Isfcft. Haly ami Holland i
werft represented In the Ruropear I
none..
Thtp field mado he yreateni. lhal I
ever CompetiMl for tht pup lnpe u
was donated in litoo by nwrlrhl
UuvIb of Washington, . i'., npw
wrcHident of the I'nlfed Htolcn ,Uwn
Tennis Association and Asslstunt We;
retary of Wur. Australia won ihe
enp six times, as did AmrTh, while
Oreat Hrltnln hehl it Tlv limes
I If jou cun t "yet
I j hit itc)i witlti jf'
fr-r 17 'IWi-n for '--- Y-,ly
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GOOD
CIGARETTES
6ENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
11 fr
fireb Meets Wilson
In Title Go Tonight
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewing Machine for Saje or Rent
From $5.00 to $14G.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop,
Phone 474-J N Fir A Jefferson
MOV MAY NOT KNOW ANYTHING
ABOUT PPAPH WAISINfi, BUT YOU
DO KNOW THE QUALITY OF
Snake River
SHIPMENTS EVERY DAY
Silk Petticoats,
Costume Slips Tj
and Knickers
That Will Last Through
Fall and Winter'
Many new frocks will need man ynew silk Petti
coats, Costume Slips and pairs of Knickers. This
is just the assortment from which to choose
them. These garments have been made with
special thought to Fall dresses so one may ob
tain almost any color she desires in either and
have wide choice in style. ,
.' V $i.r0 to $8.25 , ".
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
j ' AND MILLINERY
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ill 2
Patt ison Brothers
Grocery
NIOW VOJtK. (AP). Harry drub j
of I'iltsburg, fornu'r American lifclil i
In'avywi'lKbt pliainiion, will fulfill a 1
loutf soui;hl amliltion Krlilay niKbt- al
til".- folo trntunils whi-n bo Iioxoh
.liihnny Vilon of Itonton. tho t it I I
liohl.T. lor the iiibblli wciKht. i-haiii-tiion.sliii
In an IS-rounil matoh. .
Vilsiu'nni- of tho most inacllvy of
liic.sfiit ilay VhamiionH. waH unilor of
ficial ban in lliiH utato for aoinr- titiii
htT.'uino of Ms refusal to accept Clivb'a
ehalleiiK-e to hattli-. His suspension
was lifted, however, when he aKn-eil
10 terms for Kriilay nifirht's coulest.
Crili hud been BooklnK a boul Willi
Wilson fon a year and a half.
Ihe I'lltshui-Ber hroke camp at
jranhassolt, l.oiiK Island. Thursday
and voiced confidence in bis ability to
lirt the toil-pound crown. Wilson alsol
was ropnrU-d to be in excellent ton
dition us he ended n. trainlnK cam-
paln of several weoKH.
Alice "As people prow olil I like
to see them still keep up with the
fashions."
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turni
Gray. Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy
r
The Good
MAXWlLL
Reduced to
$795
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and i
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked i
or gray. Years ago the only way to I
get this mixture was to make it at
liomc, which is,mussy and troublesome.
. Nowadays we simply ask at any drug ;
(tore for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." Vou will get a large bot- .
He of this old-time recipe improved by !
lie addition of other ingredients, at I
very little cost Kvcrybody uses this '
preparation now, because no one can .
possibly tell that you darkened your I
hair, as it does it so naturally and even
ly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush 1
with it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disappears, and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and. you look years younger. ,
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! BATH !
1 SHOWERS I
With
5 ft. of Rubber Hose
Attach to any faucet.
$1.B0
"Know the Joy of a
shower."
43? MH'AWlrj, uiU515
Today, by yirtu L.npJf)
price, the Max well's domination
of its class is absolute and perfect.
Touring Car . ' .
Sport Touring . .
Roadster .
Sport Roadster
Special Sport Touring
Club Coupe . .
Four Passenger, Coupe
Sedan . .
Traveler . ,
$
$
$
$
795
9G0
795
895
$ 975
$ 935
$1195
$1295
$1585
All Prices F. 0. 15. Detroit;
Revenue Tax to He Added
C. W. Bunting & Son
and - r.i
Try
A Banana Hridge Sunday
. The very latest in fancy I
dishes. Come in, and "Ray' i.
or "Bus'1 will sewe you one.
The Palace
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g Keynolds and Zimmerman ' ; s
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, 8
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. . . 2
9 0 ' IKftK ITrttiVtH RfiWt. t.n nrftniidil Okiiyniifc1.ttej'la
8 Licensed Embalmer. r - g
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$ DOLLAR SALE
ONE WEEK OF BARGAINS IN ALL LINES
Your Dollar will buy more English Semi
Porcelain Plates. Set .'..$1.00
English Semi-Porcelain Tea Cups and
Saucers, Set $1.00
Fancy Decorated Patterns China, Set $1.00
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $1.25 to $1.48
value, pair : $1.00
Women's Fine Fiber and Thread Silk Hose
2 pair $1.00
Ladies' Summer Weight Unions, 3 for $1.00
Ladies' Summer Weight Fine Mercerized
Unions, 2 for $1.00
Ladies' Fine Mercerized White. Hose, 3I)c
value. 4 for $1.00
Boys' Union Suits, 2 for $1.00
Men's Union Suite, 2 for $1.00
Andrews Variety
Store
Economy, 1.7
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Service