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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday,. November 9, VJ2Z.
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FOR ARMISTICE
DRESS UP
These Warm New Coats and Stylish Frocks Meet Every 'Requirement
DAY
Armistice Day is the first of the win
ter holidays Thanksgiving and Christ
mas are not far away. The many activ
ities of the winter months make an at
tractive wardrobe both necessary and
pleasant, since nothing gives one the
satisfaction that is possessed with the
knowledge of being nicely and stylishly'
dressed. .
' Your wardrobe need, not be expen
sive to give that satisfaction -there are
so many charming creations in. coats,
dresses, hats, etc., at moderate prices
that .meet every requirement, especially
if carefully chosen. ' ' ' . s
Here you may choose with particular -pleasure
because you are, assured smart
styles and authentic designing. More
than that, you know that your complete
satisfaction is our foremost policy. Any
failure of a garment or material to wear
or prove generally as satisfactory as
you had anticipated will be corrected
with new merchandise or a refund. That
demonstrates true value.
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Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Know
That'
Velveteen UM'il In eomhln
utKin with crepe do ehl.ie.
or fine wool eonfrlhuU h
to the winter mode.
Thttt . ..
The nypuy girdle h new.
It Is very wide tmd wqrn
"ovi-r the, hips, Itt-iiitr e-
p-(iallyr a'duptinf Mo tho
slender figure.
That
Tho -t-J it ' maintain thr.t
the nude stocking baa seep
its best day. lp it u wukn
' c a in p s tho gun met il
shade, for both day and
cvcn'ng wear. ' ;
That .
Stylo prophets . maintain
that the arrival of (ho
dark oolqred stocking is
merely it p n't tide to a re
turn of. the all-bluck hos
iery. Tho hitler hus been
"threatened" ax a new
stylo for some months. .
hack. . '
That
Claret und burpundy tones
rival the new fascinating
greens for spring.. Greens
lire lighter and soft :r
than the, vivid tones of
ot hf r seusons. Ueds run
from scu rltt to soft rose.
That
It la now fairly safe to
make friends with any
body, then- are so muny
Interruption..
That '
It Is a great comfort to
some of, uh - advanced
thinkers to -know that ve '
don't know what we -think
s we know.
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;iim-:kt watiuxs,
. Muiuigcr
HPPQQpQ alIunnS ncw styles with graceful back, side and front flares
MllvJfcJl4kJ and. other hovel designing tliat appeal to you at once, Of
satin,, crepe, novelty silks brocade, velvet, broadcloth, tweed, homespun, etc.
n dove, sea-shallow, pansy, navy, black and fc07 rrv Jd?Q"7 CA
pastel tints: Many models at ;. 0Z.vU and $J ,JJ
" A rTO Rttractiyely flared and Straight-lined models. , Fur-trimmed to.
vvf"V I O satisfy the desires of both style and comfort. Fashioned of
carmina, velour de laine, brothcloth, cashmere, bolivia, and many other choice
materials in wine, green, jacapa-brown, and all the pojHilai' colors. ro A Cfi
Some . exceptional values at..... :., 4 J J U
TVI 1 1 . 1 JMCpY looming, models of velvet, velour, duvetyn, and feJt
iVit-,l-,"'-' that combine smai-tly with the most stunning fashions of
the season, New shades of brown, blue, gray and purple, with many choice
P::i?... , : $3. 7 5 and $ 7 . 5 0
"A Good
riact To Trodc"
HILL'S
"A Good
Place To Trade"
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SPORT NEWS
UNION, JOSEPH
FIGHT TO DRAW
fNION (Hiii.lal).A punu' lint
Bun "(lliyboiiiii iunt'" rlrhl tii
In thii lidt minute of pltiy. rin.
ally turni:il out to l iioliori'
Kiilne hri ttiiiurilnir when Joi ph
uiul 1'iilon IiIkIi cIiikIifiI on Hi.
I'nlon (rotimla. A It ! lull vllylil
ly amuller lmn Vnlon. Jim ph ban
a himhy bunrli unil nut Unit li
J n at .
Thii ramr turtil vlth Jwph
Hirklnaj to about thi an.nrd lln.v
fnlon trim a puaa. ami falling In
tlila. and brlnK prnullird (or off
utilea, had to punt. Jnarpb aoon
loat the bull on a fumble ami
I'nlon fnrifed ahtad by llni
ilunira and waa arrow thi linn
In a fw nilntil-a aftrr lh tamr
eturtcil. Joaeph got throuah and
blookfd the kirk no tho aeon;
ilood at . When th cjnartor ;
rmliiil Jnai'ph Imil Dm ball nnnr
the Jll.yuril ltn-. Khr anon :ust
Hit- bull 11 ii.t I hlon. uflor inukliiK
iibout so ynnla on lin.i iiIuiik.j.
wnt In tliri-? ai-ooml airing in.'n.
HriiM ii. tl. i rlR. ,i ami I'rnutiT, In
n.pliii'i. thru- of tho biukrlild
Iiliuira. I'nlon inadf Ii.t yu.nl.
ua-n on lino hiii'klnK. uboit 40
ynnla on hn nid run, llu-n ufti.ri
unniiiir II. ymdn aa kuIoi.I, alir
ua n.iiKhi wiiii tin' bull hvhliul
I lin Hun ii nil lout It. lMirina II. in
liliiurti.r I'nlon p. n.illin.l u i.n
lor IiiIiik oif.M.tu unil oiioi. f.ir
liohlliiK. Tlila toai.ih.r with u
punt l.y Jnnvph krpt tho bull
uwuy from Hi.- ln1: and Ih. hjif
..mi.'d lih JoHph In potorlot !
'i mo uuu on luo i.urd in...
Jom'hIi fvma.
In tho bi(,luiilot or tho a.-cond
half theff- rro a aurorosioo of
punla by both truma; thro Joa. ph,
bliia; wlthiD II nr.r of a touch,
down, atti-mptod four a-ucrraalvf
puvava, but t'Dion finally bM the
Minora and kicked the bail to
aafi-r torrltory. Airaln Joamh
work'il her way arron tho find,
innatly by forward pauaara. and in
apllo of the Mltmrk of U.vard
P'naiiy, iin.iiy h.-urrd hr ln.
kIh touchdown. I.iko rnion, aho
uIho fulled tq Hfc-iro tho i-xtva
point. The lust uuuttor au the
bull tippi-oai-bln? fuoh oul but
never nour enough for nny aeor.
tug unil the content emleil wllh
I'nlon In imnnetiaion of the b;il,
Score C-ti.
A In Uh Imhlcr-ruloii game,
the' Multora inuile niont of their
yardag by completing puaa.'.
fnlon aeeitied unable to emnplete
htr pnraea. Joaeph hud one faat
iprlnior. but hn found no ault.'
ublo opportunity lor u apceliiiul.
lar run. I'nlon inn. I., yur.lan.
moKtly tiy h icklug Ih line, rnm-
pienog ooiy one 01 ner x trlula
at puaalug, and milking only onr j
long rod run. Jom ph tried 13!
puaaea nn.j couiplitid aevtn of !
them, v
Tile nillln Wim i..r.1 ln.ihl nn.l I
imn t. iima were p. nullae.l, al
though fnlon received the boa v.
bat tienallv. belutf nfr.Mi.ln m.
ul tlluia. Mnrmi. nl fii,l,l..r ..r.
reed and waa aiudated by Ir.
nnur. of t'ulon. Tlila ihr
t'olon threo M.lorlea. anu defeat.
unil one tied poor. Two more
gauiea art aebidulrd, one with
Oranda on Nov ; and one
Hlfln nn.H nl Vi r, ,i . ' a . n . i ,
coming hr al ThaukagMng. Tho
i m la an open dui.
HUSKIES WILL
TACKLE BEARS
Coast OnnlVnuiiv Kinitilliix
W. I.,
Wutihlnffton f. X u l
fultrornlu 2 n l
Htunion) 1 l
Soul lirrn Oilifftrntu 1 t
Iriuha 1 3
Ort'on AkkWs I
II out it mi 1 3
WttuMiiKlon HI nle 1 8
Orriron u S
l'ct.
OOtl
.7o
.500
i roptMvftl a pawi tliat npttl p touoh
i fluwn In Dip Sf'o,il (luarttT unit the
' hnme train ncorpd artiln In tho
fourth at anion whon Lou in TiHrtaii.
a suit hiilflmck, ran til! yards fur a
, luurhdown. Nbvts was knocked I
; nut Hpvrral times, but Btaypii In
, the frame unill co to tho final !
li(stt'. Of orRo WUeon. WuithiiiK- j
ton's 8t-natlonal hair Imrk
eurrlod from the frame twice. Kl-
f tiur Trprfau. Husky tiillbaek. hail
l-u lur(Pi purt In the vlitory.
(nllfoi-iiia won euxtly from
Waahliifriou Htato rullriro In a con
VrinP tilt at Itt-rkrW-y. tho wore
. ng 35 in ft. Atwly Smith uatl
v irt unity alt ht prm-rvtn In tl.p
Curir of the cmtirt.
frintana upm-t tnoit prpillptlon
by trounrlnK Idaho, CO to II. on
thy lattff's field ut Moscow.
Little' Star
t-'Hflt inttt?tfr r : V.'.? I
Hre a - iihorty" Xormnn, featrier
..iMKht t-ackhi'ld star of Titian L'nl
vernHy at Xpw Orlpans. Norman
weiphaonly VJ8. hut In a aurptnoJKh
rcKul:if. " He it thought to be the
lightest liuekileld player on uny
inujiu' eolhep elt veil.
Billy
College Golf Champ Is t
Versatile in Football
KKW OKI.RANH (Af) Prod
I nnipreclit. nutlnnitl ulld southern
Inlcrcollenlnto golf rhnmplun, In as
vl'FKitllo In fiiothull lia h la In golf.
II.. Iiua pluy.'d nioro poaiiluna un
Hie 'liiluiie louihiill tenm than he
Iiua clulm in Ilia gulf Img.
Sow In-hla fouilh y.'ur of eijrH.
Itv foollmll, ho ha uppea.roil In
uctuiil .coiuiietlllon ul cveiy pluie
liiutlmll nffera. lie Mi'Uloni Uh.'U It
clulm In u round of irolf. The oi...
v.uc rule came lulu aouiliern foot-
I ........ I ... ... it.', oli I enleri.il 'I'll-
h.ne. ao he haa u.i extra yir uf
participation.
I.unipreclit ileclnn a thut hla golf
Kuiiic Is linprov.d I')' hl I'ootball.
Me ulao thillUa guir hua llla.lo hint
u hutti-r luollilill pluyer. I'luyin;;
llfforiMit- imaitloi.a, he silya. Is
comparable lo using illirerent goir
clubs unil. r clialigillg con.llllolis ot
Play.
I.uinprechl. who will be erudit
uteil In Juno, is r. yeura old. n
shot great gulf to i t'"' Nallonul
luloreolleglule till" ut -Monlclali;..
N .1.. being heller than even foil
in his semi-final and final rounds.
Ilo won thu Southern liilercollogi
nte from u riclil not lacking in
class al HlrinlnBliam.
Olher niinur golf titles lncluiin .
the Cuir Slates championship, won "
three UnieB in succession. New Or
leans district title. Louisiana slalo
chttniplonship In an.l rillins r-
np tills year, and f'levelanil illHtru-1
championship last year. He was
selni-liniilist In the Western Ama
teur In Hi-fi. losing to Kefl'e 1'ar.
ler. the sensaliolial yotlllK golfor
who won the title.'
Ills footbull record docs not In
clude uny championships bat cov
ers much territory.
j FOOTBALL
Thr on ntr Ihini khaut n
Mnd of rhes- ta oti fs' tell
whn It ts 5poHtd.
WAN KHANflHCO (AP)A rm
fl wtek rnd tn the PhpUIp pouM
foot tall foutiTenPc htifl Ifft Wnnli
Inirton und ralhorntn the only nn
feut-d teaiun and they rla.nh ut
ltrkl-y nit Niturday.
At SVaUle Saturday Wushinit
toq toppled over the powerful
Stdliford elevt-D, M to f. Stmt,
(ord, rontiueror of Southern Cutl
fnrul OrvKOD t0d the Or(ron AK
Klea, waa humbled de?pt tr U
pernt elforta o( Captain NVvts
und lila rohortN wo utt n thnat.
ened th lluitky pot, hut could not
deliver lh (thai punch. Uuttorm.
en, th V:itilnion o,lartert.eh.
TAIP'S M il. I. IS ni.KD
rillfAOO (AD Walter M.
Cinip. the lule editor of the Itjll
irViiy Ilevlew. by hla ill provided
for tendhifr after death his 1n
( rent tn uMronomy. The will,
filed for probate Krtduy, left hwt
$(ffl.0P estate In truat for 1lf to
hi widow, upon whoa death the
ftroperiy will jte ta Northwetitern
t ntvtrnlty'a department o( astron
omy for planetary nirrh. Mr
Cump btteved tn the e!strncv of
tlfe on otter plaints.
A pessimist ts one who hua eaten
fhrfftnuts tn the dark.
s.vrrmAY hksixts.
lo irtr t"mt.
TnlverHlty of WuahlnKton 13,
.Stanford u,
ft. Mury's 41, Multnomah eluh 7,
O. A. f 6fl, l'uclfto 0.
falilumiu ai, Wualitngton .State
o.
Montana So. Idaho 1 4.
(.unnta is. Whitman 0.
Soutlurn ruljiorniu 21, Santa
Clum H.
Mhldlr Wei-t.
Nirthwetern S, MlehiKin 2.
TillnoiR n, Chlciiiro 6,
Ohio Htate T. Indluna 0.
WlwonHln fi. lowu o.
!ruke 1 4, NVhratiku 0.
Kamvis a, Oklahoma o.
South.
Na-y 27, Western Marylond 0,
Teuneeo )i, Teptre 0.
CJeorpta S4, Auburn .
Tulunu 3 7, Louulana T- ch 0.
Aliihiiiu 31, Kentucky o.
Utorsia Jvch ?. Vundfrbtlt .
Tntrtmeuth 6J, Cornell 1.1.
I'rlnrvtnn 9i. llareord n.
Yule il. Maryland M.
N'otr lam 0, Peno 8tat A.
lome.vnla Ifavarford 0.
Kordhara IT, Holy Cros .
fJymeiise J, Ohio Wesley an .
FAI-SK l.MFKr.SSIOS. ,
I srp hrre Untie- Itutli udmlts
that tht total of liis folly and e.
tiavaance over a perifHl of alHmt
10 yeai-s runs Itlm one-half million
dollar.
That seems like' a lot of monpy
to get rid of In so short a spuen ot
time, but I don't beliew Ha bo has
exaggerated the uitiount in the
least. I am Inclined to think his es
timate rather conservative.
People who bpo Knth only on the
ball fh'ld often g-t the huprtHsion
that he la swoll headed, Tho Ii(Mv
has his faults like all human he
Iiiks; but being- chesty is not one
of them.
Throughout his career Georpe
Her ma i Ruth has been l?uhc
Huth's worst enemy. Money1 was
made to spend, has always betn (be
liabe's motto, "working on the the
ory "easy come, easy ko-
That was when Habe was break
ing home run records, was bnse-
ball's greatest gate attraction. 111-
ih'hs and lnjurb-8 kept ttuth from
ilolng very much In the home run
line last season. As u result Ilia
popularity' waned.
Now that things neo breaking
badly (In Itabe i? wh-Iujj the enw
I of his ways nml lias ilei'ldrd to re-
form. , 4,'o.xl Idea iih his s;.i!.(Min
em(i'iiri has only it year to pi. .
.SOFT I'ICKINf;.
Itabe admits that h' has lost
1 1 -'5,000 in f;amblng. I think
twice that u mount would eome
closer lo being correet. - ".
Now that the Itabe him made a
conft-Hxiou of his iniHtitkf.H, in an
article iu 'aider's, In which In- say.i
he has lnM-n the sapph-sl of Kap.i,
it is telling no secrets out of school
lo relate a little Ineidnit thut ojut
eume up in a game a ('Mpi.ko.
In tryiuK to In -at the rars fTiiMi
was u piker lift lor Itabe. r turn Mi
nis wag r on any home he belbivt-d
had a chance to win was $l"u or
more. 1 gllOMii the blggeHt bet he
ever tried lo make was $10. Ml)" on
a very hoi tip that was given him.
The New York club was playing
In Chicago ut the time und 1 hap
pened to be one of the umpires in
tho series. Itefore the start of the
gume Kulh hud put down a com
mission of flu,ut) on the particu
lar race.
When a fellow has ten grand, as
they say on Itroadway, riding on
a xUuile rai. it is, a difficult mai
ler to keep one's mind on baseball.
I; later mi proved.
isiii; sTi rr.
Uuth had given the lip to sev
eral other members of the club, j
and a playor no longer with the
Yanks, had bet JlOu on Huth's'
choice.
In the seventh Inning of the
game which was hard fought, Kuth
tho first man up, singled to cen
ter. New York was a run behind
at the time. Aa he reached firs,
base, another New York pmyer run
over to the coaeher, who happened
to be the player who had bet the
hundred bucks and whispered
something In his ear.
naturally figured h9 wus get- i
ting some managerial Instruction j
to give Uuth, us to what play was!
going to be pulled. The couchi r
much excited didn't do whispering,
but In a voice that 1 could plainly !
hear shouted: j
"Babe, tliat horse won breeding."
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"Wbnt wus the prior?" asked'
Hutu in m yoicv that made it np- I
parent Iw nus much interested. !
HAYoi-:n iiAnK
"He was a S-l ahot," replied the j
coach.
"Then 1 won $A.ooo." fairly
yelled the now thoroughly excited
Itube.
"Not that much, they only placed
$4" of your bet. That, of course,
waa a sad blow. It rend red rube
unconscious for the tim beln.
Whiia the Babe waa firming the
dlffnc between the fl.flit he
should have won and the f':."'"
h( actually
pitching for
ball over to
walked over
and touched
"You're out."
mind was
baseball.
J 'allure to
cost Uuth a
000, enough
took down, Faber,
('hieaKo, threw tho
Sheely at first,, who
to where llabe waa
him out. My yell of
brought him to. His
on mathematics, not
place tho entire bet
men matter of S.W.-
to "kayo any ouo.
I'OliAM) KTOI'K V. K. FI.OI R
WAUSAW (API Poland also
has hud an unusually good harvest
this year, and there is no longer
ui.,. n...ut)iic to iinnni-t foreign
j flour, of which inat year America
sent over ?2(i,(hm),oimi worm. 10
..i-i r.irt hr f titnort'il ion imnos-
j.sible the government has placled
un import lax oi i.a per
kilos on flour. 1 '
TeMINes Tor Brotlier.
Miss Nieolasa Gonzalez. Cuero,
Texas, writes: "My brother, .-.'ten
years old, suffered from ( Consti
pation since he was eWht; but is
feel'ng fine since teJiiug KOI V
('ATM A It'PIC TAHI.KTH, 1 and has
Improved wonderfully." FOLK V
VAT) I A UTK' TAHLKTS am pleas
ant and easy to take, mild 'in ac
tion and promptly relievo consti
pation. They act on the liver as
well., having a tonle efl'eet. Try
t hem today. Kcfuse. substitutes.
Adv.
II! Lessons
Ib'tfinncrs or Advniwed '
I'opular songs taught in
dance style; over 1 ntnj dif
ferent breaks, spaces, end
ings, fillers, etc.
Demons! nit ions Fr:'e .
Walei until t'iatio Studios
Mom i Uiy, Tuesday nml Wed
nes.m.v at KnMeni Gn-g""
M lisle Co.
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More satisfied sav- '
ings accounts cus
tomers now than at
any time in the his
tory of this bank,
which speaks for it- '
self.
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