La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 11, 1025. Heins Pitches No-Hit, No-Run Game We are showing some excellent values in our Millinery Department Mill's Department Store "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" BEVDS SPLIT Mackmen In Top Berth in Fourth Week L Leads Yale GATHER SIX WALLA WALLA A GRANDERS - r xry' - DQUBLEHEADER IMS BUCK CHICAGO WINS FM 50LQNS A M I UK 'A.N f'lul.n riilluilelplila Wa-ihinKtun 'Icvfianil ('l)i(-UKO Ht. Louts New York liimluii .. ... i.kacit: W. I,. . M 6 IS 7 12 1 14 y in 14 7 12 (I 14 Miult , NATION A 1. Clllll.S Ni York ( Ini lnnaU l.'hli-nifO Itriioklyll .. . I'hllmlilplil" lloitull HI. I-Ollls runbu.-e I.I '.AC. I E w. 1.. .'.13 II 10 a 1 11 a 11 Hi in 11 u 11 8 11 7 11 rot. .7.17 .61,0 .r,:c! .cun .4 17 .litis .3110 IVt. .1174 ,r.;4 ,47ii .4r,n .421 .3MI Billy Says CHICAGO (API Johnny Woa tll'n Iioiihi run drlvn Into lli left ll.lil lileurli.-ra Willi a imiiiht on l.iuu- broke up 1 2-lmilnK K"un Hiinilliy anil save 1'IiIiuko a In lo 8 vlctiiry ovi-r WHSIlllitfton, lii-l'on- a erow.l or more III mi 40, noil licrnona. It. II. K Wanhiiik't'in 8 13 S I'ulciiKO I" 10 2 Halt.-rlin: Umlhir, .Murlii-rry. OriKK mill Itilil; l.yon.i, Kalicr, Coiuilly, anil Hchulk, Croum. lllfi-chotr. IiETKOlT (Al' llofilon Detroit Uattcrles: Knlllo, It. II. i:. & 13 3 13 lfi II ItllirillK. I.u- cy, Zumit7.fr, lions ana rnoKi'a; i vlni. Htoner and Bossier. ST. lXrlH (AP) It. II. K. New Tk 13 J 1 Ht. Insula T Ill lkuturles: rennuek anil O'Neill; Wlnvuru, Orout. HlaufUr, Fulk. VanglldiT anil Dixon, Hi'verelil. t'lii luilil.lil:i ; ruin. I'levi-lniltl postpone.!. NATIONAL l.l'-AOI'E BROOKLYN (Al") It. II. K. Cincinnati 4 14 4 llrooklyn 9 14 II liaiturli-s: llfnton, llixi-y, l.uiiuc, Fhceliun, H.lmlller anil Wlngo; Osborne, areenii anil Harffrnvt. , MOW TOltK (Al') It. H. ft. Ht. Ijuls 3 11 3 Ni-w York 8 14 1 Hutturlen: Day, llallulian untl Cionnales; Uentlcy anil Uowily. JOKKlt I-'tllM) IN LAW TILLAMOOK. Ore. A truffle onlfiiunco imaged by the city coun cil here April 21 that unwItllnKly carried a Joker that would have worked a hardship on motorists waa returned lo thu council unap proved by Mayor 8. A. Moulton at thu Monday itiKht meeting. The ill that the ordinance nought to remedy, however, was accuin pIlHhed through the cn-oierntlnn of the local garngeH, who iiKi'eeil to remove their dead Htorage from the city's utri'eln. haw: iti tii The present HIihs of Malic Until Is -.Initial) phasllint Ills Rival Willie us a ilinwiiiK cnnl. I unilermand that Ills abHence froin the Yankee lineup lill.i calmed the i w York ntlemlunee llgurea lo xlii-liil: al liu.se on. -Ililnl coiu- ptireil with la.sl ni'uaon. Not only have the Yanks fulled lo draw sin well al home bill alao on the rouil. proving It ul h la u fa vorite everywhere. II Hieina the In ii h get an much pleaaure out of Jci l ing him when he utrikca nut u cheering him when he miiken a home run. Tin- hit fellow will lie wcIcoiiimI iMM-k wlu n lie Hiiirii leiilly liiniim ri-iim his Illness to Join I In- Yanks. Until Is a real altriu lliin. IIiim-IioII Hi'lHls llllll. At 'II IK JACK? Jack In mpHi y pay he anpirea to lie ii movie alar nit her than heavy weight champion. After paying good money to see Jack In wveral reels of a thriller .11 which lie wan recently HPiured, t Mti'iltin nie he ahould continue to he a fighter if lie wunui lo nlilne .n the movki'H. John Hnrryniore need have no ear of liempsey aa an netor. H would be perfectly correct to any hut. aa an actor, lleinpaey ia great heavyweight champion. If llenipsey really Wlinla- lo put over a few movlca atiirrlnit ulin. Heir anil wife, ho must continue to do a llttlu fighting, occaalonnaiy defending Ilia title. Tin- moim-nt Hie glory anil glam or of thu iiio ring latMiii out of Di'iiiik-ei's life, ho inn n-tlrn from thu iniivii'H. Ills only atlrmtlim as a moiic ni'lor Is Hit, fai l Unit hi' In hem; weight chaiiiiliin (ilANTS CLASSY Trior to l lie opening of the ma jor league BcnHuna I expressed the opinion that the. New York Olanta were the, cliiHHleat team 1 hud ayen in spring training. Already McOraw's club has mado good on that prophesy by showing Ita heels to the rest of the Nation al U'.igue clubs. I'nless the (Hants run Into all the. tough luck 111 thu world tho team looks set to win lis fifth straight pennant. While Washington is running true to form as tough opposition. early season results make it appear im U the race in the American league would be much morn bit terly contented. A mon' even liJan to fin tennis makes it certain that the fiiuipctiliim will ho kis'ii In the American league, anil tho winner In iliiubt nntll tlto Iioiim' atreliii. riUi.'S SUNDAY Twenty-Eight Baker Men Faced Tirate 1 wirier Two Reach First But Fail to Advance. MOI'NTAI.N LKAtJIT. W. I.. Tct. 4 II l.UIMI 2 2 .Slid 2 2 .'.nil 0 4 .mm in r Clubs I.a Oramle . Pendleton .. Walla Wallu Baker KlllKhly Itesnlts Al Walla Wallu; Walla Walla 2, Pendleton 1. Al I.a Orande: Ia Grande II, lin ker o. (Ity .1. K. L ) Again Haker is out acoullng for more ball players When Ortinnn failed to hung the crepe on the I'lrnles n week ugo the Colls im mediately scouted ror more men. Another gentleman by the name of .Hwurtze, a portable twlrler. arrived from 1'orllanil lo lake tlrtman's Iducl; 111 the linker battery and was even more prqiiiptly sent to Hie bench. When Lewis struck out for Ha ker ending Hie ninth Inning he brought to a close one of the nic est ball games played here for some seasons. When the game einled the 1'irute flag still flouted proudly along at the top of the. H ague atanillngs. Score; linker II. Iji (Iranile 0. anil lleln. Iji Grande chiickcr eredlled with a no lilt, no run game. Itiick lleln earned all the glory that goes with pitching a nine In line session In which only two hi i iVXt'll-'H coast u;a(.i I litre we have A. W. Jorn-8, c.-ipitiin of this HouHon'8 lennlB tcuin at V;iIh. He's rt-jjutoj lo ht one of tho best i iiiU('twitlKT In iHtirn i-ol-) jilulo clrcli-M, ani! followera ot the blue fxt.'t lit fit tu hriim runny vic tories fj thfir Bchuur?. ,i Cluli W. 1. lfct, San l'!,iMici.t;ro f ."t'J Hull Uikif 1-' ''"I .oh Aiir'l-H ! IS 17 -M J Si-jiUU- ! AHS -or!l;.n.l 14 17 A U'l iiaklirml IS 17 .'i'.t S:t('i'uru-fitu 1 T 1 :i .4 41 V'i non 1 I -3 1 ( 'ouk ; Sat i uiniiiifi Sail l.uU( HAf'liAMKNTo (AT, ). Hull Uik" .SiirraiiH'lito 'i Ituih ri'-o: u' it ami K-'atnijir anil Kochh-r. S-ruinl aiii'- - It. II- M. Sit It ..kt- 3- - Sarraui' iilo 4 7 Ii UaiMTitK: roti'hr, UtiH-y and I'i't-i7t; SIh N' -ii hack, 'i iiumiiMin ,sina. Vernon 7-1. Sail San l-raiifi.'-i'o ViTimn liatl I iaiu i'-o I-1 Jl. II. K. 1 5 1 7 11 o , i 'ror kHt ami men reached first buse but a deal of the credit must go to the rest of the team for the support given the locul moundsuiun. Snpimrl Strong. The lluker batsmen whacked out several bulls which might easily have been hits In other days nnd against other teums but on each'j and every occasion in um mop ped down Willi o 1'lruto waiting to put It In Iho basket. Jliirtmall caught a hard chance as easily as clout which he lost because lie fail ed to touch second base on his way ! around. Itube ran Willi hla feet up and his licud down and missed the keystone bag by fully six feet. Neither team scored for the re mainder of Ihe game. The I'lrales will make a trip to i'endleton next Sunday. nox scour. lluker Alt It U PO A K 2 0 11 4 1 II :i n ti ii ii o n o :i o o o n 2 o II A(.;ie w; l.uiiulps ami whitin y. S. eulel nam.: It. II. K. .11 11 I'Y.llll'iHfll 1 I 1 Vernon 4 12 I) liatlei'ii-.s: Miti-hcil, tirillin and ilitcliie; llarl'ool and llnnnall. eles l-:l 11. II. K. .474 uiiii Lewis, 2b .Mccormick, if Stevens, lb .... Pounds, r Sipes. 3 ltrowne, m .... Luyuion, a Sorenson, c .... Sivurl., p , l''osbilry, p .... 2 0 2 1 Galilaml 7-7. Iis An OAKLAND (AC) ls Angiha llakland 7 lliiHi rle.s: Ciiiudall, Itainsey Iannis; lOanse and .Mi l lonalil. Sel-ond gami It. 11 l.os Aug les 3 4 1 llaklan.l 7 14 1 liatteri.-s: l'ayue. Alilslead and Samllieig; lloeliler and .Melion.ild. 27 0 0 24 12 Iji Orande All It H I'O A Hnrtmnn, If 3 0 Helm, 2 4 1 Williams, s 4 0 Oossett, 2 4 1 Dnrth, c S 2 llavlM. r 4 0 Alexander, in ..a 4 2 Knight. I 3 0 Heins, p 3 0 0 2 II 2 1 1 2 2 0 0 10 1 1 1 12 Seatlle I--7, i'lirllalltl 7-Hi roliTI.ANIl (AC) K. II. K. ISiallle 12 Hi 1 j fori laud 7 14 4 lliilterles: i'luii r." .MUJu.s and I Italy; llaehac. Winters, oilman. 1 Hums and 'i'obin. " Second game It. II. K. Seatlle .. 7 11 f ' forllalld 11 17 2 llullerieH: llumovleh, Moore, l.u 'Mcas and I-:. Paid win; .Meeker and 0 iTobill. 32 27 IS 1 I Scoro by Inniims. Baker 123450789 nuns o ooooooo oo (10 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o I.a Omnde Runs 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 "x C Hits 0 (10 0 3 3 2 0 x S Hart-hits: Imblcr High to Play Cayuse Reds Tuesday Itasi'hall Tans will get an e.ve oM'iicr when they witness Ihe st'lM'ilulcil game between 4 tit Ini bler high .m-IiisI team, iintlel'cat ml champions of this part or the state, ami the Cnuso Indians nt Imblcr Tiii'sduy nftrrniMin, nc corillug to word f rum Imblcr. , i... h..,i i,.,i.n i.lnvlne- biin bags. Summary: stolen bases; ....i.. ai.,v. t.,i..f Mcnnneil In the num. Knight. Three, bast iw.i-aehi.il lifter a lonir run. Tex Alexander. Two base hits: Helm, i. nii.l.1 .,l.-l.i-il a high riv out or i Heins. Gosselt. Left on buses: WE SPECIALIZE ON Generator Starting Ignition All Electrical Repairs To Your Car Guaranteed Service Full Line ot Service Parts Battery Electric Service 1311 Wash. M-753 Turbulent Channel Is Swimming Goal Of Gertrude Edcrle the successor to ink. Docs not gum, clog nor blot. For all fine pens. THE L & L DRUG CO. 'The Sign of a Good Drug Store' NEW YOTtlv (AD OnmonfflH mi'l t)-t-.'rnilmittoii In addition to cxcrptlonnl ntrt'MKih mu Htuinlna, mi shown In hir punt Tforrniinri'ii, wilt !.' of Rri'at iild to Mtmt truilc Kih-rlr, 1 K-ytur-oM tiHTinald of tin Winni'ii'H Swimming AHmiola I Inn of Nt v Yorlt, when lu 1111 diMtnki ft to Mulm tilt' KriKllnH rhim- 1 nH thin nuniimT. Tills ntruKKl"' thronnh 20 ni)Ui of turlmlint wiitt-p h:n httn routom plutotl for Bonio ttnic ly MIih Kd- i-rli', who Ih tin I'xpfrti'netMl out door Rwtmiaer and ii'ilto at hoinc tit rouKh HcftH. Ar a rofluit of compt ttilonn in tho south last winter ht lMM':iin convluccil thut sho jioiw I'Hfii'fi tho nMssry rpimhI. Whih' i1n thrlvi-s In rhllly watt-r. MIsh Kd.-rlo will fin.1 tho Chunu.'i a wurt hy fof. tor In liililsnmnior tin 1fiuiit'raturi Ri-hlom itrlsi'R ' ahovo fia i)tKi't,)'H. Howt'v.T. thin Ih not lihfty to inh-rffn with ht-r' t I'inl. for pin- will nturt outdoor HiiliitnK nt once to accustom imt-H-ir t) iMMiillttons ovir thfro. Miss Kdt-rh-'s ptTHcvfriintM In fuc. of dcfi-at hnn ftirnrt-d IrircHv In nil tu r BurccNfu'S and will no ilouht uhl ht-r mutfrlally In hrldfc liK hv-r wuy to additional con 'Hirftts. Although Hill) In hr 'tconn. I !ln' ultvndv huH i('(iiilrt'(l inot of tin world 'h fn tyl sw luimlnK records. Appiin-ntly unknown up to tho HiHiinuT of lU'l'i, ho ramn Into proinimnco its a long dlntanoc Mwhunn r In Iho InU-rnathuuil thn-r ami a half nillo rm-o for the Hav run In NVw York Hay. Then hoi tut If. yearn old. Hrfon that! Mimnur hud poiwrt. Rho had rap-, turi-d R.wriLl national titles and art many world records for dlitrtnoB between 1E0 yards and 6AH meter. Knoli year Mm Kderlo wpends four monthR at tho family country pluco tiear Atlantlr MiphlandR. New Jersey, and dully covtrs tM-veral miles rerdUtt ot weather, no that in every way she Is prepared for tho comlntc cIahkIo. She Intends to keep up her routine until Juno 17 when nho will lull on the lWren- Knrla for KitKland. Him will tempt to cross the channel In luto the air and every tnun on the team contributed a few ljiln of sparkling play. Lewis ond Sorenson wero the only lluker men who mado the trip to first. lxwls waa presented with a baso In the seventh inning when lleln bounced one off him on the firm pitched ball. Mccor mick, next up, grounded to will HaniH, lMrato sliortMop ami rlnht then and there this name Williams oy R(orcr. tossed tho penet to ifeim on sec-i ond whl In turn pelted the hore- j hida to Knight at first, und two nn-n were out und a beautiful dou ble play completed. No Hits l nlll Fifth The game wna tight until the fifth inning. The 1'lrntes had not registered a hit until this frnme. HtK Red Alexander started thing out by getting on nnd wus later .Hcoretl hy lleln h double. At the opening of the next Inning Swart ze wan wobbly and UomhcI whacked the hall out along the motor row where It hid among the ear. Mr. Hwartze was Jnm banning on. llarth singled, lavhi struck out nnd with two men on bawa Abxalder did a Frank Merrlwell stunt and lifted a home run out by the fence. Three more runs for the pirates and with Bwartze bundling the ball like a grape fruit the Haker manager waa compelled to set unother one up In the other alley. Moro 111111. Hy thbt time the 11 rnt en were utarte-d and It would have taken more than one man to stop them Anyway Mr. I-'osbury, who took Swan jte'H place wan unable to do It. lb'lm und Ha rib both ncoreti mill Davis eonnertfil with a circuit I.a Grande . First base on errors: Fluker 1. Double plays: Williams lo Helms to Knight. Hit by pitcher: Lewis. First on balls: off Kwartzc 3. Famed runs: Haker 0. I.a Omnde 5. Struck out: by Swartze 4. by Fosbury 2; by lb-ins S. 'red It victory to lidos; charge defeat to Swartze. Time of game; 1 hour SO minutes. Officials: Crows, Westcar. Keen- Two lUmntl Over to tiniml .Jury. rKNIH.FTON, Ore. Kd Favln and John Itothrock were notuui over to tho grand Jury and released under bonds of $500 ench on barges of assault with n danger ous wenpon. The rnnrges were saiu to have grown out of trouble im pair had neur Willow sprtugH re cently, when the officers ald 1-a-vin and Kolhrock drew gun.H. Lu vtn ban been In trouble numerous times on Hmuoi' law violation hargt-s. NKW YORK (AP) The fourlh week of major leugue baHebull ac complished the double result of es tablishing eurly ciistern supremacy Jn both circuits ami in so clearly defining the status of every teum that no position in the standing re maineil under dispute ut the close. With no lapse In the powerful bluing which carried them through the early season period of lm-f-r-(-tle pitching, the Fhiladclphhi Athletics claimed the major In terest or bas ball men by uttainlng and holding tindi-Hpuled possession of first place in the American league through live victories in six KtartM against the Yankees and Cleveland Indians. The rb:e of Ihe Mackmen after more than la years In the Ameri can league depths to the heights occupied by the championship ma chine of Haker, Collins, Flunk, Itemler and other diamond imiuor- i t;il:i, uccompniilcB brilliant pilch- j itig by tin- undefeated Sam tiray i ami timely hilling by Simmons, Hisbop and Miller. The Washington Renalors, trip- j ped In two games by Chicago audi Hoslon, dropped back to second place, while Cleveland, pace rnak- j i-is of a week ago, were caught in j thu 1'hllndelphitt undertow. , ftroiLIn Improving The lirooklyn Itoldna, after a ( slow .start, rallied sharply under Improved hurling by tirlmes, Hetly and Kbrhardt and cont ribnted the week's br-st performance in tl National by winning five of their seven games. Kourniers excep- ; tonal batting was an inspiration. j ltraeed hy the terrific hitting of their pilot, Ty Cobb, the Detroit , lubs ontbatted and onlscored the team In both loops, but failure of j their pitchers t3 show signs of 1m- provement, prevented the Tigers ' from vaulting out of tne pit on an; even break for the week. j t'nexpectedly good pitching which confronted both teams in the east checked Chicago at Hoston j and Cincinnati at Hrooklyn and the New York Giants had to win only three of their five games 10 retain i the National league lead. The Frowns remained In fifth in the American with an even break for the week, content In their en thusiasm over the hitting streak of Ueorge SiHler. The St. Louis Na tional eniry breaking their long spell on the first day of the week, bore up a display of hard hitting which did not subside even as they nassed the portals of the I'olo lrroinids. A revivnl of old Time smgiyinK, WAI.T.A WALLA (Speclal Walla Walla won t to 1 from the Pendleton Huckaroos Sunday be cause of a timely homer hit by ilypncunsky, catcher, with one on in the HiMh, Pendleton scored In the sixlh on walk and two hits. Hunlap, Pendleton pitcher, whif fed 11 batters to Funis' seven. coupled with u fair brand of pitch ing, cheeked the steady drop of the Yankees, who were charg--d with two defeats by a sinc.le tally and with a third only after extra in nings W're required. The Huston H raves put In their best week of the season, rising to sixth place on the cresl of super lative mound performances hy i ASH BROTHERS tlemwich, Hai lies. Marquard, Cooney and We Go Out of Our Way to Serve "Quality and Service" our mold). THE CITY GROCERY Just Back of Obit's on Fir Urn 1 PHONX MAIN 671 KAY ItAUM Fltl'lE DEIJVERT Exide Batteries CAItlllTRETOKS Kluxuil HuniA Klnp LIkIiM Hubert uusoh iuhI Champion Spark IMu-s CopiH-T TllbiliK CarLrlul licublH-ra STIIOMUUKO 8. A M. Spolllglits Packard Wire all sizes Generator A Starter lirtisliea IitKlit () lobes all sizes lamp Sockets Genuine ltemy and Delco Colls, Points, etc. uumf isi FRED T. BURGESS 1108 Jnfreraoa kia. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS om:;o.v vooi)Mi: i:i.k(T Al.llANV, Ore. Oll'ici-ra eli-ctvil by flu- slut.' convt-ntlon of tiio Moil- i-rn WooiliiH-n of Ann-rii-a for tho next iimulrennluin wero: Floyd 1). Moore, Juillas, smte consul; J. A. WrlKht, Siilcni, slute clerk; Walter Worell or Albany, William Green lielmer of Ashlunil, J. W. Simmons of Portland, and Howard l'ainu-r of Tho Dalles, deleKutes to national camp at Mllwaullee. Wis.. June 21. North Head. Wash., wos selected for the rj2 state camp. The Initiation of 1.11 candidates from Alliimv, trorvnllls. Iiiillns, Eu irene, Snlem and olher Invvim of Ihe .ililte into the order was the feature of the proirnun. IF B Watch Your Frail Puny Child Grow SlronKTake on Weight In just n few days quicker than you ever dreamt of these wonderful flesh making tablets called McCoy's Cod Uver OH Compound Tablets will start to I help any weak. thin, under-nour- (shed little one. 1 After sickness and where rick ets are inspected they are esp-.;- tally valuable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod liver till these tablets are made to tako the place of that good but mil smelling, stomach upsetting medicine, nnd they surely do it. They do put on flesh. Ask Ited Cross IVug Store. OIkrs Irugs. Inc., I.. L. lruK ''0-. or any good druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as cany to t a ke as ca nd y n 11 d not ut oil expensive60 tablets 60 cents. lte sure and get McCoy's, the original und gen tine and give the child a rhunen for 30 days. If you aren't delighted with result URNS . , Cover witn woi naning bui ulterwerds apply gently WICKS V VAPORUB Ovr 17 Million Jar Ud Y'arly yon liail saved One Dollar A Week ror the iu.it ten years, what would ou have TO DAY? Al the rate ou are gnhis TODAY, wluil will Jim linvc TOJIOHltOW? UNITED STATES BEGIN TO PLAN NOW To Attend The SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL UNION ST Do You Shop Around? Why tato time shopping an mud ? You can't gt't b-ettor tiro tbnn a .t.Hljvar nt any price. Omiip In and get ncqunlutil with the real tiiv twrgaln of tin day a genuine ;imI ycar nl the lvl imssible prici. iNU-keil up by our real wrlc W. U. Bohncnkanip Co I D I I Floor Wji 'j Taint XIijK1 1 for NV$X b Busy x I i j Floors 11 1 JUNE 10, 11 & 12 THE ALL EASTERN OREGON SHOW Bigger Than Ever Better Than Ever Three days of profitable pleasure. Fine Stock and Fast Races. Clean Amusements. Special Niht Entertainment Big Stock Show Dance All Three Nights FREE ENTRY AND FREE FEED For AH Exhibits Special Railroad Rates For further information, address Tony D. Smith. Secretary, or W. II. Vogel, Manager, Union, Oregon. .Safety ' 'Swiftly Come to our StH)te Depot on Jefferson St. Klancs leave from tlicro dally eicenl Sundays, I.I-TaVE I.A GRANDE FOR Jow'Dll 7:30 - 8:00 - 12:30 - Haker 0:00 - 1:00 - 4:80 t'ciultt'tun 11:00 - 4:00 Dl'.l'OT TIIOXE RIAI 7 4:00 You Wouldn't Give . A Lead Nickle- for a razor that you couldn't sharpen or put in new blades. So why don't you fig ure the same way when you buy a lawn mower? It's necessary that a lawn mower be sharp to run easy or do a good clean job. You can sharpen an Eclipse Lawn Mower so easily that you will always have a nice working machine and besides save a big lot of expense. Let us show you. ,()IIN MELVILLE 1I2S Adams Ave. FLOORS! The very name pictures a con stant wear and tear of feet tracking in nnd out, chairs shoved here and then1, and active chil dren on tlie go. That's why floors demand the best floor covering -get It in J & D Floor Taint a tough, durable covering, specially prepared to protect floO' s against daily hard w ear. It dries quickly paint tonight, dry in the morning. We Have a J Card for Von, rjlj Noah's Paint Store Ih Just set your money back. Adv. July or early August.