La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1924, Image 2

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Thursday, January 3, 1024.
"Wtt TWO .
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Corsets and
Brassieres
of Unusual
Values
Whether it he an athletic girdLef a lace front
model, a hack lace model, Vany style, bras
fiiere, 2'ou'll find it here-reduced with other
ri idea in the store witjf a January Clearance
Sales kind of generointy.
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A Good Place to Trade
La Grande-High Sked
'imigneat m District
(Continued from itjre 1)
Haines ut I'nlon. A roinr.1 raiuo
will b. pluye.i vHh Colon and
' Kain.-H wlHi I hit Muddy t'mt'k five
an, expected lo lie fie I,
i .
I Vp ut Jos-ph. where I hey have
been 1 iirnliiK mil championship
fleams for (he past f'-w years,
'Couch H. A. I'i ii)fi- hiiH contrucied
' for eleven pincH. They are: Kltein
at JoBt-ph, January 4: I'nlon at
Jos. h January 1 1, hithl.-r in
Joseph. J.imiury I-, l.- Orunde' ut
Jostp1- January is: Joseph ut Krt
lerprlse Junmw-y J.r; Joseph ni
Imblcr, January I : Jos-i'li '
I'nion, February 1; .low pit m I.
firunde February 2: Wallowa a'
Joseph, February Hi, Knterprise fit
Joseph, February 'J'J, Coach i'ep
per riiiiniiKi 1 to ir,i nix of th'1
eleven Kiitni'M at homo.
, . . .
j Imblcr lilKh school lias nrranjrcil
a litrjfn Bhnlulf, for hot J: Hit- lioyn
um Kir Is (tiun.H. January 'j both
hoy untl KirlH play .M mhiy Crc'k
ut Jiahli-r; January J o, Imhhr
plays at Wallowa; January II they
illici t Knli'i-phH" u:ii on ' Januury
j 1 2, I in bh-r tin lull c up thill
j brunch lirx- I rip at Joseph. I :of h
boyn anil nirln 1 rants will play
! January 1H anI I!t at HuIiich unC
'MiNldy ('r--k, r sjirctlvly. Jan
,uary ifi Wallowa pluyn ut Inibh-r.
January :tl. Joseph kih h lo luibtcr:
j l-'chruary I both boys ami Klrln
tt'miis meet I'nlon ut Intbler;
Haines plays ot iioblcr, February
8 and on Fchruury if North I'oivdcr
KOib lo Jmblcr; Jmbh-r plays at
homn UKuinsl. KntcrpriB;.: I-Vbriifiiy
lfi nnl at North I'ow-fpT l-'cbrnarv
Moth boys nnl Rlrls wIM piny
ul I'nlon February Imblcr
!plah?i on urruiiKiTiisr iftum n with 11
, Kin If poHHihlo.
I 'u ion's schedule l-'i larx- nnd
culh; for ut leusi four double hud-
rs. In which both boys and kIpIh
'it-aruft Will participate. The con
i irurted KumeH follow, ; January G,
'- l.a (Irandi at I'nion: January in,
I'liioii ai Fnterprls.; January II.
' I'nlon a i Joseph; January 1 z,
Minion ut Wallowa: January ti,
jWallovsu ut Cnion; Januury 2 It, F.I
iirln al Fltrln; Fibrunry I, KIrI" ul
il'uloii. Fi-brnary '1 f douhlehcader
hnl'l- r ut Iiiible,; February h;
Mak'-r at Huker; l-'ebruuiy !. Mini.
Jy Cr.el; at Muddy , i: ,t.
, ruai-y 1 r: Hak r al I'nion: Fi-b-Iruary
Hi, KnierpilMM at I nion; F b
f ruary 22, WuIuch (donbh-header)
, ut I 'nlon; F"bruary 'i.'.t Jinbhir
j ( double heailMr) ut I'nlon. Fnlnn
ideft-aied Muddy Creek laal. inonth.
"Am havhiK liard work to ci
;nlarh-d on Die 'r4 ba:d(e;ball
1 season ua all of my Ictfernten huvt
raduaied und M leaves me with a
sipiad of eentlrHy Kren men unH
j small." says, A. II. Amonimo, or
K-!ter prise. "My learn will itver-
uk' uhoul Kir. pounds Inil. J hope
ho inaka a flxhtbui bunch out of
Uiem beforthe Beuson Is over."
And Iho wriler l?t'n ihul Amonhno
, will do i) witness hla past Hem-on's
iilh I1k1 muteriul.
; ids schedule follows:
5. rtlKln . lit KlitcrprlHe;
;io. I'nion ut Knterprlse;
II. Imblcr at Knterprise;
l Iji Crcnde f.: i:nterpriso: Jan
uray 25, Joseph at. Knterpriso;
I'N-brnary I, l.a Orande ut l.a
(rrun; February 2, Alumni ul
F.nlorprlHe; 'ibruary R. W;ifna
at Knterprise; l-'ibruary 0. Alniunl
at F.n'erpriMf; February 15. IiiihlT
at J folder: February Ift. I'nion ut
( nlon; February 22, Joseph u4
Joseph ; l(ebruary 2S. Wallowa af
Walloun.
Add'-d to iho rest. ji Crando
lilKh's schedule looks lo be the
louk'hest one of th bunch. l.a
rirande plays Fninn, Klin, WaH
Iowa. Knterprise, Jus -ph. J faker
and iVnJli-!o;i.
All Mm(-
Are invitet lo altrhd lodfie 10
(Jiltfht, Tbunday. Januury :i. Hpf
johii features and wmoker. A kooi!
n
A Mr. A OF. M
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ON. JAN. 7
, CURTAIN 8:15
LOVE"
Not A Moving Picture
THE "GAS-WAGON"
IS TALKI?
One Year Solid at the II
Reserved Seats at
Glass DrufT Store
Thursday
0MEI)Y EVERYONE
G - ABOUT.
(irris Theatr, New York
40-LH. ALL-COTTON
MATTRRSS
$1.00 Cash; 1.00 Mo.
A full size all-cotton
Mattress built in
of new clean cotton
made, with l-oumr cor
ners) and roll cde, and
covered with fVid tfradc
fancy lickii
JANUARY SALE
mi
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liORe Sa(s, $1.50; Lower Floor,
Vl.UO; lialcony, 77c.
Add 10c for War Tax
SELECTION OF A
COACH MAY COME
AT ANY TIME NOW
rcPOKNH. Ore. (AI'l -K.dcctlon
Of a football eourh for the Cnl
versify of Oregon lo succeed "Hhy"
jluntlnKton, who restKned recently,
jnuy bo nuulo at any time now, ac
cordintf to an announcement by
VlrKil Karl, uthletlc director at the
tinlverstty.
Twelvo men me being con:,ldered
Mr. Karl said, and It Is highly
probable one of theae will be
chosen.
Applications have bn-n recived
from thn following li. o. Cnrt
wrluht. coach ut Hie I nlveislty or
Nevada; Al. A. ricUerinif. former
iissistniit coach at Iho 1'nlveislty
ut Minnesota; J, H. Ku iiur is In
roach nt tho I'nlvorsity or Wlacon-'
sin for six years, now a resident
3-on Anceie; c. w. Iteynolds. co.ih
:.l Iluckmll: Norman C. Frino, us
is n:i:nt to Alonxu Singg al I In I'nl-i-s'ty
of ChlciiKo. at'.'1 Stanley
Itorlesiic. of North Dakota Agricub
1 1 lira 1 college, a brother of Vincent
;Ho:le!iUe of Whitman college.
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"Thn melancholy days." What
hunk? When pumpkin plo hi allm
'I, tmd tots of rider's drunk.
All Mooho
Are Invited to attend lodgf to
night, Thursday, January 3. Spe
cial features and smoker. A good
time for till. Ity Kntertntnnicnl
Committee. I). K. Shanks, Chatr
ntim. l-:i-lt
Scholars
Knoy
Vs.-
Vhere to Cot the
BIGGKST
10c .
TA15LKT
In Town
At
PPfSCHifUOM WU6CI5T5
School Books & Supplies
New Arrivals
Cut aboyo comes in Black Suede, Black
Satin and Ixig Cabinwith Spanish Heels
and light flexible silo.
lVices $!)() and 310.00
The Bootery Inc.
20G Depot Street Phone Main 118
"A Tarndise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
GROVEU SMITH, Msr.
Chester f lis A
2 for 25c amsi
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mi
SSS3'
kNLY so f.ist as well X
' skilled cii'nr makers I
can be found is it possible
to enlarge the output of
ElSidcloGgars. In work
manship, as in tobaccos.
the gdod qualities ot fcl
Sidclo must be maintAined.
II SUI.Io Oli.r I. mfit br
CoiuolbUt.d Cls.r C4 rporailoa
New VotW
New YorW
1 IMattlhute br
j Cilt.WHi: (AuH'l.KX fO.
CIGAR '
SlH--frJ 1' ill
fm fa
t inn f.t. ,.11 it.. t.-..t. k v tfc r.v-Afm-,' w n
'('oruniittee. n. K. Khunks. chair- fev M
Junu-ry I 1 m
Jaimuiy S UONDON. MlNNKAPal.IS. MINN. I I
.l.-.nnary lanm.iii tm mn miw i I I
v I!
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Fresh
Marshmallows
Made in our Shop
50c Per Lb.
r t i f n .
.ilvr al ace
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It, will pay you to visit our store
January Sale
W. H.
OF FINE !
emitare
Bom
eokamp
HERE IS THE WAY TO MOVE
MERCHAXDICE
7 Ladies' and Girls
WOOL
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Values to fll.90,
mm
o clear for
Ever -thinscj from 20' to 50ri
Andrews9 Variety
Store
Service Economy
When Shopping
Shop With Us
COMPARE THE ARTICLE AND
THE PRICE
There's real value at small cost
in every article in this store
DISCOUNT ON ALL
Men's Overcoats
Men's Leather Vests
Men's Mackinaws . , ;X
Men's Raincoats
Men's Suits "
Men's Heavy Wool Swcaiel-s
Men's Brush Vool Skaters
Men's Pelt-Lined)ats
j Boys' Sweatei
Mioys JVlacluimws
DISCOUNT ON ALL
Men's Wool Dress Pants
Men's Wool Work Pants
Men's Army Wool Pants
Men's Corduroy Pants
Men's Khaki Pants
Men's Wool Shirts
Men's Stag Shirts
Men's Lace-Leg Pants
Men's Woolen Sox
Men's Dress Shoes
Men's Work Shoes
Men's Woolen Unions
Boys' School Unions
Boys' Gloves
SPECIAL LOTS
Men's Dress Hats $2.50
Men's Florsheim Shoes $3.75
, Sizes 6, Wi and 7 only
Men's Dress Sox 15c
Bovs' Blouses 50c
Men's Shirts - $1.00
Size 1VZ Only
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