Page Two
Friday. November 27, l!)2o.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Adiiorials
It May Interest You
To Know
That
A beautiful array of new
purses nntl hnn'lhajrs hate
just been put on Ilailny
-n Ideas that will ap
peal to smart women anil
mukc attractive Rifts.
That
A choirs line of fall hits
are .ottix-l in our Millin
ery Pepwrtnif'nt at clear
. Alice prU'Sprartlral an.1
iroofl-IookinK huts for wear
That
Onj of the guy touches to
a woman's costume the
la Is founl in the nov.
lily hamtlit-rchU-fs so jren-c-raly
shown. All the col
ors of th rainbow ai' '
fo ml In those tiny silk
nnl limn crt-ntioii.
New Frocks
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There are so many demands at holiday
time for constant appearance in a good
looking dress that you will immediately
appreciate this showing of new models at
a very moderate price. You can well af
ford to buy two or three and be prepared
with an adequate wardrobe.
Materials are of crepe and other silk
novelties and also the new woolens so prac
tical for general wear through the winter
months. Flared effects are- prominent in
the attractive styling of these dresses and
all of the gayer colors are shown. Some
I conservative shades are here also.
inspect mis display ci aresses. v alues ,
to command your attention at this price of '
$16.50
Others $28.50 and Up.
Warm Stylish Coats
At Low Prices
To buy these new Winter Coats at clear
ance prices the last of Novemlier is an op
portunity of real importance. Seldom do
you have a chance like thisa fact you
will realize when you see the coats.
One group contains many fur-trimmed
models and a variety of materials and col
ors, accurately styled and dressy in ap
pearance. Formerly priced up to $27.50.
Now
$12.50
The second group includes beautiful fur
trimmed models with new flares and many
novel trimming designs coats that were'
priced up to $49.50. Lovely materials
newest colors attractive garments that
will wear well and be a joy to earn. Spe
cially priced at
$34.50
"A Good
Place To Trade"
HILL'S
"A Good
Place To Trade"
TO CRuGHTON
OMAHA, NVb- (AT) (Ti'licliton
university of Omaha rwif Ha f25
fool hall season Thursday by irounr
Ing the t'ntverstty of Idaho, 34 to
i'J. A rully hy the Mlut-jays in the
tho final period nrttt-d them two
touchdown and a victory ovrr the
Van da la, rc-oojniz'l us th'ir haid-t-si
oppont'iit of i e yt'ar.
Th Invaders irtl.Nl up a rom
tnanllnjf lead in thi :,rly stairvs
of th ram through the arruruti
1'Hiu.iiijr of Iti'Kt-t, Uti-pound guar-turluu-k.
Two touchdowns and as
iiiuny tlrMiklrk uir' stored In
ill.- first half hy the Vandals .
K-t shot paiuM-a into the hands of
his wufllnif tt-aiitiuut and twice
when hi asxs bud advanced th
hall Into ('r-lKhion territory . and
tin- Hluejays had hM, It wax hid
io whU-h S"nl two perfect drop-,
kleks spinning over tin rrosa bars.
eoi.oit aim a;k win titi.k
rn:T roi.i.iNs, roio. ai;
Th Colorado AkkI T4itintday won
lb Uoeky. Muiinlaln eunfi rene'n
chantpiooHhin by defeating Wyom
HK unlvernily. 4a to 0. while !hv
I luh tnlversily team lost lo ttn
I in h AKKi'S at Mull l-ik.-.
Ki Mnrt: itiovt.K ii:rK.vr
i'iiii.AHi:i.riiiA (ai ) - v nn-
hylvanla eo!.iuerd Cornell, in i.
her Thnrs-lay befoin the great
'frond that f-v-r wltueitM-d ttieir.an-
nuui iioliday rlaaii:.
ITTXi!trAi .WIN.
1 MTTSHi'lK) (Al') ItidiiiK
rouvh shod over the !.-nn State
foil -?e i leven yesterday afternoon,
the l'itlveriliy of rittsSurK jrrM
kWt clos-d their IV J 5 wuhoii VU
a duMllnir lo 7 vietory. Stale
lexi-eihd in only on- dpar;iiieni -i
forward painf.
V !'
eBLw .Jfs
High ficliottl.
1 Grande , Baker 4.
I nlon 9?. Enterprise 0.
Holae S!, Pofatello it.
(Somllnir Id. Parma
Hrth , Kampa 7.
t'olloxe.
Washington 15, Orejeon H.
I ni verity of liawuii J a. Oeci-
dentul college 0.
Notre lluniu it, Kt-braaka IT.
ritlsburv JJ, iVnn State 7.
Konlhaiii 13, John Carroll 7.
Cruitfhton 34. Idaho l'J.
Yale o, llavurfprd 2. -Pennsylvania
7, Cornell .
HyrucuK 1. Coltiinhia 5. '
Alabama 37, Ueoryia 0.
KansHS Arciea 12. Iowa State 7.
Wwt Vitgluia. lit, Vnshintor.
and Jefftrsou t.
Montana ZS, Montana State 7.
Vauderbjlt J 9, 8-waneu 7.
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NOT UK !.li: ItKAIKN. "
l.lNl'il.N. Neb. (Al Nebras
ka's c rim .Hon uonIs nulir.etl the
I hopes of a year Thursday In driih
biiiR Knute Hot kne's Notio l;uue
football team, IT.dto u.
NAiia ii:ri:ATi:i).
i.Ui'KWKiT, Ida. (AC) Kirth
high school, undefeated durinje the
entire season, Thursday added an
other vleiory lo its siriax und with
it annexed the championship of
southArn Idaho. I'layinK at Hlack
foot, a if a Inst Nainpa, rent rut dis
trict champions, ami using stralirht
football. Klrth earned a hard
fouKht victory with a score of 9
to 6.
Alov I l'.;iit II- May. I.' i lndi.m
brute,- who was -rrk-ast-d from a
ehfti ve of muider nftor he burle hi
J7 iljv-i.ld p.ti'1' nllv iu the itravtf
.f It mother. dut into, be says,
nt the lniirttUi ut .Mormon Jo
Cuth"r.- below, fciecd Lte mrdictn
inanCutlwir Is now serving ft Si.
veur term for kiMlM ft f Twite in
tiw Jail who taunted Mi." wH r
siunsiUt:ty for the death of Muy s
rhild.
Tho
that the Washington club In suc
cessive years should be the victim
of this freak of fate.
In 19C4 Walter Johnson was
named the most valuable player
and he was a failure us a winner
until the final game, wheq his super
pitching wiped out the two pre
vious defeats,
I'i addition to the most valuable
player honor, Johnson was also
, eurry-Uff another burden. He real
ised that for IS years random had
been pulling for h'm 'to get in a
world Serb's and he wanted to
make good.
If a plnyer-Kets-TrwT to V good
Anierkaii lxiie lie nintle (ship do not a J feet his piny. l Is
iiMtve rHutivc to the itutfwhen he gois poorly that he starts
1.1 VK Tl'KKKY PAUAIK1
ox I'AKis iui i.i;vAi:is
1'AHIH AI) A live turkey,
symbolic of Thanksgiving day ar.
observed ehtnitaoinu tipjnupnutiuti
Obnerved III lite I'nlted States, was
paraded down the boulevards or
Curls Thursday, receiving an en
thiutlastlr rr-oeptlon from Die Amer
ican colony iu well as French on
lookers. Tliurstiay inoniing the
American colony gave thanks at
numerous chureh sorvics.
Get In Business for Yourself
So eirlt'iiv n-iiiilnnl.
Will onl)- M'U lo our lrty al In liramli'.
Wild- for fu!l InfiMiimiioii.
The Cleveland Laundry Machinery
R. S.ltli 'hi. mill i:rh- Hy.
Co.
C li'i (Jmiil. Ohio
Here's apart of the
tor
-Message No. lVom:
ORFiOX TRAIL FOX FA KM.
II. W. Smith, Prop.,
taCraade. Ore.
There Is ft bright future for the
SHA'KIt I'tX farmer as quoted by
Mr. Frank G. Ashhrook Hurc a:i
oi Hiologlcal Survey, V, S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, hut he states
that legnners should pureh.W:r
their fountlatlon stock on'y from
known active brcedVrs. See wh:it'
you are getting for your mon y. ,
Obtain your stock and Informa
tion near you If possible. I keep i
all kinds of Government Bullet Ins
on fox an fur farming. . J
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t7-t7c:t TOAST T.TFE
Perfect Protection Policy f
1 .1.. Alm trnm nnfurfll railWi. the . S
If thr insured die, from natural cauws, the
company pai J3.000
If iht iniured dii from accident, the com
pany pay $10,000
In case of permanent total disability, the
company will
1. Waive all premium payments.
2. Pay $JS per nwk for one year ; and In
addition
3. Pay $50 per month for life; and
4. Pay $5,000 lo beneficiary when insured
dies
5. If disability involve! loss of limbs nr
sight as result of accident, the company
pas $!,000 immediately in cash is ad
dition to all other benefits.
fDuring temporary disability the company
pays $2S per week for a limit of S2 weeks
"A Strata That Endurtt"
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INSURANCE COMPANY
homi ornce-SANrnANCisco .
IV,r(!uil:l Illiiiich Ofrlti'. 71 ll l'ltMir :nsin llldz
:. C. l,l'n:it. Il-niit :-.iiin,!iT.
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES
LOOK OVER O'Jlt WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS
Billy Evans
Says: -. -
ahtshlr iltirr award.
Start U rut season thr nantc of
In pis yet I M'ltvHtt for that Iiimkh
will imh 1m nittdc known tuill ni
ter the '1im of the miiitl st-rii-s.
The unfortunate expi-ilemx
' Shortstop Itoger I'eckinpaugh
the recent meeting letw.-en l'itt;i
burg and Washtngion vw us, no
doubt, the real reason for th;
change.
I'eckinpaugh was' mime-l the
moat valuable player In he An-.erl-caii
leaft'te jin: p.'lor to I he op-, n-
hig of the st-ries. Inehletit-tlly, In
preuj In an effort . to Jive up to
the honors that have -been bhou--rf
d on him.
Whih; IVck's honor award didn't
hT.'p his gti'ne, I ilo not (eel that
it was respunsihle for his poor play
of iin Ihe Held, a department of the
In (game at which he shines. ,
I'eck was simply In a slump. He
was nnfortunuti; enough to have It
hit hi tu during thti world series
where It would do the must dam
Ke.
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Vet In view of the had liM'k that
bitil JnlmoMi ami kliiutiigli U
another contest the Wusnington j wan a goial nunv to delay tlw nam-
fans hart voted him the must popu
lar niemlH r of the t-aiii for 1!25.
Whether this hero woislnp had
anything to do with the eight er
rors made by lVck, sevi-ral of th'-m
contributing to Washtngtun's h
feat, will always be a matter of
conjecture.
While the praise heaped on P-ck
didn't tt-nd to help his game. Vet 1
refrain from offering that us an
alibi for his failure lo plt.y in his
usual brilliant style.
President JolmxHi of the Ameri
can league at'letl uit in making
the change nn to the Hint' of tunn
ing the timst nh table player.
A rOIM'llH M R
It Is a rather p-eoliyr ettinrideure
log of the mot aJtiablc player tin
altrr the M'ri?.
Lots of things most of us are
looking for lire not an where.
Time, tide. Thanksgiving
'hrlstmius wait for no man.
'IWirirs ror llrollwr. I
Mis Nleolam tlonzulex. Cuero,,
Texas, w rites: "My brother, ten
years old, suffered from consti
pation since he was eight, but in'
feeling fine since taking hXl-RY I
ATHAHTK TABhKTS, and has'
improved wonderfully." FOI-KV j
( ATHAItTlf TABI.KTR are pleas-'
unt and easy to take, mild In ao-1
tlon and promptly r II eve eonstij
nation. They act on the liver as
having a tonic efteet. Try
them today. Itef use aubstltutt.
Adv.
. Accessories
For men are just as important as accessories for the car. You will find
supreme values and the latest styles and patterns in
our complete new stock
Holeproof
Hosiery
35c to $1.50
Cravco
- Shirts
$2.50 to $5.00
Fruit of the Loom
Shirts V
$2.00 '
Neckwear in some striking new effects, 7oc to $2.50.
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros. '
Hoar llic Wi Wi Chvim ii. I.. I). S. Tatirnini Ir, Mondnv, Xnv. 0
P
Wartime Material Is
Re-built by Air Mail
Plane Factory in U. S.
f'HI.-AO.O (AIM In a llttl.- ovr
Tu.-nty-fivi- months of on.'ruMon.
fie itovrrnnirnt airplane (u.-tory of
Vie nfmtalt iwrvir nt Mayuool hujs
4eveoieit Iritu II ptri,,y r.,Hl ron.
.rn lth mi outpt.t or in plan,.
n 'r. .
Almost nil or tho pint, rial
In tlie lartory la wartime nrnltlK.
t'ul It la o r.'hum that tin altnnM
r-is piano reaulta. The planea are
n-w. na far aa the fuaeimre and lnr
urfae.- la romern.-.l. bill the in
fram.-a and Ihe engine come from
the hue at tire a of wartime aurplua.
of thl material restrict, the
f HKine tri-ini-niloiifity. The con-
ctrui-tli)n ot fitly ahtpa a yi-ur menna
th'' ImlUlinc or p'tiutl.ttilK Of nenr.
ly aim niotur. ua the MVeruKn lis.
of an i-ngltie In the nvrvire la uliout
three week. Iiefore tt la liroiiKlit In
for OVfTllJUllPK.
Anoth- r ach.me whirls kei-pa the
mall tlellv. rua on time la Ilia a
xlicniiit'lit to a o rlaui pilot aul 1111
other. Kaeh airman alw haa l.
own propeller, while the entflne la
rhaniP'sl every f . . k When
a ahlp urrlvea with a rtlffrr.nl pl-
lul, an Inquiry alwaya rotlowa over
the airmail radio from the a.-n-.rai
healtiiartera at itmaha fnr
in explnnatlml.
Thia ratllo, conatantly manned
pluya a Iiuk purl In ihe aaie ope.
rution of tha airmail. W,aih. r rx.
Porta are conaunily eTchaniel nnrt
nil
the arrival anil ilriuirture of
planea la n porl. J to tin m atu
ttoii aiieail.
Gi rissntl 1 14 li. Aaaln
puirc t.ar I'ari. re
TAItlS. (API rN-unfur..
aalterkral ami pilaener op Ihe one
hanil atiil peace conferences on the
other aertiiinarly are tinreUled. ut
tliey ars- in franco.
V'or a lona- lime l'aria IrtcJ to
Ret alona with Ktraaburu aauMires
1 hey were on the menu rarOa aa
Mtraliurera. lull the public would
have none of them. Then the rool
Frankfurt hot dosra were Imported
under sarloua namea to dlaxala
their Clermnn origin.
It mw usT jfciil ifi'l his, i
TtuuilaogcUinit an, I hp arc Jiim a-wj
tittyr now a hi H vrr I a fort
IttanksrlainK. ahlmiiKli It K i Id-!
th Itartlr" in at artNiml. Wr nlil j
la.mm Mar-A-Mr mhmi,t. tbi;
itM-iiti-naii nn- iiniinx. ami
mll.t or Hm-rtmt. and a Ik f
mlM-r iMilbUii mstiTinl. Si jihi 1
ran w sr sit M--uy twisj. Thai'4
an. I
Claude C Pratt j
Lumber Co.
Extraordinary Savings
T Pnoc Usui -rtcifcr
Near l'Mllilrj. I'lnwic .M-5IH1
tiQ Siusuaj Bttjsaa
- dozen Strlrlly Kreah I'ntlcrslae- Kitbs. IV
6J Ilia. Htnooth I'niform Sweet Potatoes.... I.V
Ih-licloua Apples. S U- l.V
IVnrs Kvtra rood tjuallty, Iha.... 2.V
Tall can of Milk All brands. IOV
Small can Milk All UmnOa... 4c
Asparastua Tips, No. I can. Sir 1 for tor
referred .Slock Catsup, Sic slie !-
Ilread and Pantry -Kreah
nally.
In IJT Ms Inst In tradlrur with a.
Home Tanned Hucklelierries. per jar.
i icallon IMS
Trernred Mustard I Or
Popcorn - I act t for JTrf
Hrhool Poy r. anut llutter. fc tin . 47c
t'nmpliell is'ipsAU flavors. ir
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Arcade Theater .
IIASKt-T fiHtH"l.RY
NeaS to AtX'Silc Tlicalit.
Voti Ituy It l-'nr Less.
Krch Prime Meat, and
l'lh In .M"ttNon
Choice Klrloin 22)c l.h.
Veal Hteak .Stir l.ti.
Pot ltoast ... l.V l.h.
Kverythlnsf clean nnd hrisrM.
priced In plain fiRiir.-s. all in
slKht.
Trices Right!
Il.ad lllce, Ihs 2-V.
Morris' Pupreme Mince Meat, per Its ...2c
Herehey's Cocoa, i-lli. tin one
Ouittnrd's Pure Chocolate. 1 Hi
Caluniet nnklnir Powder ;,.
K. C. Itnkihtr Powder. ;s ox
Kerr's 9 Ids. liollrd Outs
Quaker quick Oats, per carton
Alb.Ts Mlnit Onta. per carton. .
1 His, Pure Kanlc Valley Hon. y
N- tted flem Potatoi-s. cwt.
A new shipment of hulk Pill rirkt
served Mixed Pickles and Sweet
Shelled Walnuts, per Ih
Soft Shell Walnuts, per Ih
Klpe Olives, hulk, per pint
Creamery nutter. I lb :,c; hs
Tillamook Cheese. Ih
21c
otic
Ill'
lie
SI.4V
SJ.IJ
is. Pre.
Pickle-.
Xc
3.V
SSc
fl.ltl
.aoc
TWO STORES
The same roods at
the same prices.
La Grande Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Rlack Cat I