La Grande evening observer., December 10, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Her linme is licr easllo'. In it-slin'-plny.v the rolo of eliniming hostess, tliouulit-"
ful mother and devoted wife. It is her . ambition to make home a. iilact; you
love and to which you 'enjoy In inging your friendu.' That is why she hojxr:s that
you will nil (rive, her jjirir. 'that will ;:dd to the betuty and comfort of the firu
nide. ' . , - . 7 - .
Client Towelii
Luncheon Sets
Linen, yitrd ...
Bed -Spreads
: (10c to $2.75
J$4.$5 to 517.no
... 52.00 to S-U0
..'$2.25 to ?.(;(!
Curtains, . yard
Blanket:) .'.
Draperies, yard
Deroralive Pillov.3
25c to 1.65
...52.i"0 to .$18.7.1
151.90 to $4.95
....$1.20 to $iur,
A God Tlh'c lo Tntiie
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to four yetim, mid voted un In
ereuw In salary an a inurl: of on
prt'i'int ton. iltnounred "unjiiMt Inn
iulox mid attack" itirocifd
aaiusi the National league In hi
, nmmnl n-pori. deliver i prior to
' iiioiil id n of 1 he i-4-H(iliii ions. 1 1 Ik
Matemeiu, pointing out Oct I the
ohler ' 'litffue. luit-l "KcruiMiloiiHly
u oiiit (1 inVrfi rim; hi I In- affair
nj other Uhnliert orjrunty.nl Igtin.
vya inUi'ii tw another pally ni John-
With I ho National leuxue'tt pn-
if,1tioii;,ihiiM clearly lU-rinfnV inierv
Ht in. hi- whl-winlPif ha' hall -1
4l.-iv - turned' lo fi(-4-nlu1ion on
Wtiai emirs I he Amt'riciii leaKuc
wool'! fiikfc- WdnK luy tit i'H :ih-
miul WkIuu, lint piONi'V' ihai
r Jri j W -U wouttr wlinr-K a flnnl
showdown In tht- roufliti tiiwitn
IjtHlii." illlil ,0lt;iHC)ll ViilH liHSl'IKti
hv ihi"' uiuiomitfi iiM-nt Uiut -Mltft
roiiiiffi-tioiK-r would no ntund iIip
I Joint major l atnu' rn liiiK hf-d-
Hlvtt tot niitrd:t' l.t'caiiK.- of ih.'
lllnr:H of Mra. I.andi:i:ii ItorhKMi-r.
Minn. . . - ,
mmm judge landis
; liirrirrAi' n'miT in rsmnnnrni
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P.mt Mum nnfr-lfUiciwa
Negro; Cutting Him lo r,,,:H) rr,llultnnry oUlrm(8h of
Pieces with Kelentless u imfuimu .onnici m wiaru
.tUttK dent Jolmuou of t lio Anicrlcnn It'a
'' 1 nuo, iirv ri'iii-.-iil tlfrntva. wn wou
OVontu'ii hrilM-i'y (icinulitl
The veooJilllouH, uitoptcd hy the , eii;Ihi
rlnlt r.wiwi-H ii rice n 1 h rie-ti n Ii r '
conference,- specif lcally eonKratu
httid J.iiHdlH on Ii 1 dectKion "lo
carry throiiKU the-worM writs"
hi Rpite of t he sriittdul, pi UlM. d Ii in
entlio rourH.' in lianlKlilns: O't'on
ncll und J'olun from the Kuuie for
ull tlino anil alno tiiifl'tt out ror
pralKo the iirompl iw'tlun taken ).y
J'reMldent lleydler und the "Intep-j
rity und couruKe of lletiie Hand, '
I'hltattelnhla utiorttiton who reveal-'
jd that he )iuil heeit approached
! hy (iTonnell in a Kinu hetven
! tht Ohinl.'i unit l'lillltiN near the
('hme of I he HeuHon.
tteply lo .lotinstin.
' The finlorHt fiii nt Riven lmdl.
In ronnecilon with lh world
rhti und bribery HfAiHlut wuh Inti-i'-pivltHl
Sh, thu Niillomil leuKin-'x re-
Zr..va'H Blur runner, Harold Phntpe.
, tv down -In the bookn the first
J Mhlttv to win the Hr Ton croaa
. j country ruro two Union In B'Jocta
' Rion. I'helps won in and re-
pfaird Hi the leoent event. He Is
for the run auuin next vear
three-hour und Is con's hie red a tture winner if
bo otarta, .
Ni:V YORK fftV th' ASnoiated
ri'tnai)- Tommy Olbbtmn. litdi or
the Middle .wiwl ond leudluic con
tender fur Jack Ih nipKey'H 'rov:n,
hcttfit il Kid Norfolk. hiKKd rK
i'tt,Ujcltt hifcvy wiKhl.' Into tntUiolrt
uuW Virf iflfrlir' ! 'atnitiHon Kinu-ro
(Jnrden: 'OlhhOns uporvd u teeh
tiict'l knockout ovCr hlM dtinky op
pniifilt when tht refene Htopped
the fifthl In the alxth ronntl of their
Ht-ronnU inbteh. ttf aw Notfoll:
turther' pStnWhm'ent, ' '
iri!tnhlt)gr a dacvltn? ttihlhltloii of
foot-work and punehtnir ukill, (ho
flt." Paul rtirhter ontelutwod Nor
roik 'be rare a crowd of 13,000 thnt
fined th Garden to rapacity nnd
. paid n total of 1o7,6'j0 in mitkc
up tho "Klltc', (or th Ohrlatmau
fund rftiaed by a New Yoru ncwo-,
rnper.- ,
' Norfolk. Outelt-TMHl.
Oihboni cut a neirro to plocra
with a relfntltss, drtvlnr uttack
that heat down Norfolk's rumtvd
deftf:ni Iff short order. The Kid
wtifl on tho verrro of a knockout In
the fourth rouiu), wn3 tftved troin
n fMnt count In the fifth lotuid
wlirn a tirrttlc r lit lit to the jew
ctiit him down for tho coitnt of
two. and last yd only 0& aero.'ida In
tlif ixih and lust round,
Norfolk wan droppvd for a count
of nix In the last round with an
other smcahlnir Hrht to tho Jaw.
Ho moled, backward as ho koi to
hl.n feet, otiiEiteriiiK acrosa the
ilnjr and foil to bin Wck before
Olhbona could hand onnther blow.
Norfolk was patpubly tini.blv to
rontJmie Und Uereret Stieihlun
altpped between the. Otthteiv, wav
ing Clbbuna to hH roiner.
(Jibboin victory wan n Kpeeturu
Inr clltnnx to" the charity Mbow
which l:ept the crowd in nu uproer
from otnrt lo finish.
Gibbons. In superb cotidktlun,
tjulrkly detnontr.tted IiIh ntuntery
nvr Norfolk, thu tiero nitxtl
willtnKlv but wan unable to btuek
(ithhutiH shifty attack or pe:ietra:e
the st. man's def u'e with
liny cffcctlveneui.
XhrrohVfl Fneo Cut.
Gibbons cut Norfolk above the
ryea and nose with a rut tun 3 firo
of Jr.bs nnd hooks In tho tttcond
round nnd started a freuh flow of
blond from Norfolk's inouih in the
third.
Norfolk's (In lab wonted Immi
nent In tho fourth when he was
HtnKtfered V a Holld left to tho Jaw
nnd rocked q, niomeiu later by a
rlpht swing to the head. He
weathered this gahV howeer, ut
thoueh visibly ajroKuy and milled
In tne ftftli round, forclnu the
ftRhtlnff and starting blood from
Gibbons' nose until u terrific right
smash to the head sn hi t;t
floor.
Vp at thd count of Iwo, Nor
folk swayed toward Olbbors but
the bell rawd him from further
punishment, but h had only a
brtf respite before the finish In
thn Tilth.
Promoters announced that prof
it for the Christmas fond amount
ed to approximately $4.hhi. nfter
the deduction from gross receipts
of iv state tax or t6ST9.9b, and
$S?.tr6b.71 to par the. boxers. Of
thin Gibbons received t per rent
of the gross receipts or about !,.
lily lo the fdaiid t:ik-h by John
sou, w ho had urged I hat the rhain
jilojiuhip serh-f b called off after
makiuif sweeping (tlmrKs ugalhwt
th- tiluniH. 11m 11 refused to attond
the Kuuiis and also eritlclKed the
j ('OlllllllUWIH-l It JJIWiruiin- in iiit-
dlliiff the J )oVj-0'f.'onnoll r:iso.
1 Ueff rriiiK to the seunduU he
; resolutions declared .that the "Nu-
lioiial bugue is positive (he luves
tlKullon of the -('lianf'S has not
ended und never will end and that
if anyone els was really con
nected with those ilUimtssVth th
fai t cvrntuully will come to light.'
'President' tleydlcr, who' yvus re
eleeli by his, club, owners for c
iTnesdny by the comnilnHloiier when
Ntitlotiftl lenijtie club ownertt at
Ithe openint; nosslon of tlulr mt
nui'.l meeting, utiauiinou.ily adopt
ed ro-iolutlon; Klving u sweepttig
I Indorsement to tho four-year atl
j mintHtmtUrj) nt tin- veteran Jurist.
Nelthvr these resolutlonn nor a
iiiicmciji nun iu 1 ue iiieuiin tty 1
.lohn A. Jfeytllciv president of tho
1 Nallutn-.l league, mentioned John-
son iy nnnie, nui iy inipncaiiuii
they struck hark ut the fire of
crltlclnm which tho Amerleart lea
gue rxertitlvo hu leveled ; ftt the
.;otntiiiK doner and( hla forcca since
tho world's tfcrica und tho lolao-
WltKSTLfW. lKI Klfi TITIiR
i:h akjinkh. la. Ap) k.i
'Sl rani'ler" Lewis, vvorbl'M clium-
plOn heavywelRht wrestler, defeat-
ed Hasson olltorr, uuigarmii
heavyweiaht, hi atralght fans in
their intitru liero Monday ' night,
tn ;i prelimlnarS, alkhnoi Kom
ailO of ICily defeased W'allaee rm
:d of canudn In-stralirhi futh;. Tbi
m 11 iiii; heavy weichta ,
b wlii won tlie first fall In 2S::;n.
!.n m omul - lull was tbtu!iiert k t
VtilUnff was no match 'or
Levts.
Itouifino obtained Uli fulla with
be:.dlocks In nd lt:4.'.. n-
Hpeei ively.
i1lhCiO' l A P)-- fu Talaber.
mlddlewv-lKbt wre!:tlliue oh:iiuploa. jjy
inree e.iitiie i-iin-,
mr. 11. here Monday nljOit In two
straight falls. Tlie time was ?X:4'.
for the : flVst full ami 12:4 fur
tho second.
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K. Hi Iiwk In 1101 lill.-. W.- nilf
ilH' Miuir. .iii-i'lailv Jusl licrnr..
i'ltrilmaM.
Willi.- ne Hie- thhi rol.i w.ntln r,
!i liar l a linn wlio raw hi- en
joys iii-arly 'ri.i-7iiK il-alli. '.
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'Tlie Old.Reliablfe Men's Store."
HIM I' A.I AM AS7
anil nil lw.
Ash Br o Si
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MEN!
I Do Your Christmas Shoppipg For Him Now At This Great
We Go Out Of Our Way To Sprve
I..Mfr;V: .lONAi'HAX mul liOMr: HrAI'TV aI'I'I.Ks! KSe a hox
tl ; ' ' fti'fiAirci iti:n, iih. a?r i.ii.- :- '
"sovn Uic Dirri-jviuv" .
The City Grocery
. , , jm Itark of Cnrr'B on t-'lr Street
k. PlIoWl! MAIN B7S . FfiKK PKI.IVERY
', HAY RAVf.M
Tht Tmn ing Car. 1 191 1
IK J'hnvteit. ti4ti
'tht flanJilrr, Iti5j
lUr Man, ISll Th
Ilrmih.nnf IQ65 Tht
Jmrtal, tlOfSi Th
r.,Mii-linlMMU, JliSt
7 Rnl Voup. Jt S95 .
AH it'tfl f.o.b, Drltoll
rnhfct to cwiirnl fgini
hunt
That's the trouble with sum
mcr. Warm weather makes you so
lazy you tt down and atart thinking.
ill
No one need fear that he will not be rewarded who
gives to the world something distinctively superior
to that which has preceded it. And nowhere is
recognition so swift and reward so munificent as in
America. Chrysler Six came into a seemingly
crowaea motorcar market and almost
immediately swept its way into unpre-
viucuitu m-ti-ptuiice as a quality proa-
uct. That which ordinarily takes years
-- - - "v... iiiuoiuici-uiglll,
Why? Because the Chrysler brushed
S-KEnraSy f8,Ue.out,w?m tradJUon m engineer
sSSSt - mg, m design, and in performance,
and gave to the world advantaces it
could instantly see and feci and experience. It
squarely confronted problems of height and weight
and she, solving them according to the crying needs
of the moment rather than the needs of five years
ago. It brought to bear both scientific exactness
and artistry endeavoring to embody in the new
car elements of grace and elegance no one else had
attained. That is why the Chrysler has taken the
country by storm why it stilt stands and will long
stand alone why if you want what the Chrysler
gives-, the Chrysler alone can satisfy you.
USUALLY AT HOLIDAY TIME WHtiN YOU liUY A GIFT FOR -A MAN YOU PAY S1.50 FOR fcVER'Y
$1.50 PAIR OF SOX THAT YOU )3UV AND EVERYTHING' ELSE, IN PROPORTION. IT'S NOT A TIME
,OF REDUCED PRICES. '.
This year is a tiiiie of reduced price in this store and 011 this great cluthm) stock Seranton & Short's
Bankrupt Stock and Hill's Wen's Stock Combined and the prics aie RADICALLY reduced: ?ome ow and
SHOP WISELY AND WELL. Only sH-h a biisiness failure as litis- could make ft possible for you to buy
IDEAL GIFTS' AT '
; .Baiikrapt f rices
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
CKlfSLl,
Save Those Xmas Dollars
- SILK SHIRTS
He can't have too many
of cn. especially at Ibis
pi'icc
$3.98
MUFFLEftS
He'll wear line of these
,with real pleasure. The
brushed wool onfes nt
$1.25; fiber silk at $1.75
and fine fiilk styles at
HATH ROBES
He won't Ret one for
himself, but he wants it
just the same. Now
$6.25
Fine silk sox
He never does . buy
enough for himself
here's youi" chaltee
68c
Silk-atid-wool sox, rctru-lai-fy
$I,'now
68c
SWEATERS
Any quality and style te
choose from the $4 lots
are $2.65 and $2.25. And
the ftne Hradley styles
nnd bit; cont and pull
over models $9 and
$10 values at
$5.95
Paris Garters in Christmas Boxes. Bankrupt 'Price Me
Garter and Sleeve Combinations, regularly $1,
Bankrupt Price '. 65c
Belt, all leather, all sizes and styles, $1 values
now ut - 50c
Save On His Gift Here
DRESS GLOVES .
You couldn't make a
better selection. Fine
dress gloves, the $.'1.50
line, now at $2.79; the
$2.50 values at $1.98,
and the $1.50 gloves are
now '
$1.19
TIES! TIES! '
Patterns that are new'
of course he'll like '
them and wear them.
The 50c ties are now
29er the $1 ties are 09c.
and the $2.50 ties o at
$1.79
PAJAMAS '
A great gift and a great
value. Fine soisette gar
ments that were $3.50?
Bankrupt Price ....$2.50
And the outing flannel
$2.75, and ' $3.00 lines
are going at .
$1.98
DRESS SHIRTS
A wonderful value in
madras, madras with
silk stripe, and fine
broadcloth shirts at
$2.79
Luggage what, better gift could you pick -Here
are lings, Suit ( uses, Trunks, etc., at great bargain
prices. Sec them now! , f '
Leuther Soft-CoHar Itoxes, $5 value, now......;.....$2.50
Men and Boys' Slippers a great value if this Mem
is on your list. Get here early.
FINAL CUT ON MEN'S FINE
OVERCOATS
Here's one wonderful lot of fine stylish Overcoats for men to be cleaned out. Regularly $10
coats, fancy plaid two-faced virgin wool materials the very Litest in style and tailorine 4
record-breaking overcoat value with tht Bankrupt Price of
$27.45
5 1216
$ Adams
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