Jt..M.'!.fage.Two
.LA'XxRANDE' KVKNiJElq, OBSERVER ! ?
Wednesday, March' 17, 1026.
; : ' fife
For the woman who is clever enough to be' able ta do
. ' all or some of her own sewing there Is a great , wealth of
lovely new fabrics for spring that match her cleverness in
X, smart .'designs, stunning .pastel shades, ".brilliant 'colors, in;
prints. - ' .
r " '" And if you have the time for sewing, you can practice
worth-while economy by saving with your own labor the
'.: expense of careful tailoring and expert workmanship of
ready-to-wear garments. Oin Standard Designer pattern
table is in : constant use these days by women who 'realize
.how easily :the' new styles can be reproduced arid how' pleas'- ,
ant it is to.copy a smart French frock model.-' ' . -.
The. new fabrics are worthy of any creations you may '
have in mind lustrous surahs, crepe de chines of fine qual
ity, new English broadcloths, lovely '. French voiles, good-looking
Normandy voiles inexpensive in price all in the
flattering shades of spring.
Prints Are
The Thing!
Ijfj printed, silks have;never; beeri more
popular nor more varied in heir love- i
liness. Because they permit" the mak
ing of a dress wHhiriinimum expense .
and at. the same time provide lovely
'attire for spring, you'll, enjoy select- :
ing several patterns from bur. large.,
"Stocks,. .;'; . ' "r.: .'.''
Some of the designs take their vari
ations from stained glass" windows,
others are gayly modernistic for the
youthful person, and some more sub
dued for the matron. Prices for the
best pieces range from $3.25 to $-1.50
per yard. : .". '! .
Newest English
Broadcloth
70c
1 .
Trimmings
HILL'S
"A Good
Place To Trade"
V:--ArGlever!;::;::
.'".Trimmings) as every. woman knows,
are of tremendous importance in the-'
. making of aty attractive, dress.' Even ,
though it be 'only a bit of la"ce, ;oi"'coh- i
trusting fancy braid, or smart, hew' ;
v buttons, the added effect is "great.: The
. styles for. spring demand an unusual
, .variety. of trimmings and our depart--'
'ment offers you a wide and authentic ...
' selection.
- . .Dress accessories vie with the dress
" itself in giving that well dressed ap
pearance. New shades in silk-hose,
new millinery creations, new hand bags' '
and hankies all are here for you.
Come in today.
Lovely French
Voiles
$1.50 yard
Billy Evans
. Say s:
On tux Mny youth I hfut a few
ItouiV tayovrr In SI. Im.1m betwvfii
truluv To kill Hut Uhw I JmiiijmiI
into a taxi will rtnletiut to the mw
I mi II rk. that 1m being roiiMtriirtett
fiw Hi CartlUialM and II io llniwiw.
II will he a hall park worthy of
housing A- eliumpton whon com-;
pletfd. Jncldoijtlly. new ball parks
lm,v proved umsooUi for any num
ber of cluiw. -iW f, j
II illtln't take mo tariff to dlacovor
that Ht. loulr him if r cat Jiojm-m for
l he llrownh find OardlnalH thla year,
particularly the -'National . Jxai;ue
i ntrant. ,;'!"( : "'
Ut-cotfiilniHl'liy' a- .uimlW of the
workiinn, they 'itiiiwdlatf'ly ns--
pi'P'b'd bperutiomt' So dfacua the
poHlhllitit ot the two elutw; .That
wan 0- car -for 'mo .to. fjl iifk.''
;.fw...
Ilurc 4 liu In 1m' m M of (lih
apntriiilftt piiptn in SL Muils itu-
llJ-i OIW Of tllP rllllW (IHIviVN.
OPTIMISM TIOMK SWAY
When I hiimpfd lino thn ('anil.
imlM In Hun Anloulo, ,1 found Dm
playrm Jut q.h optimistic an tlx
faii. from Manager HoniHliy down
to tho lowlifst biiHhur.
Th f'anllnalR fifcurn lliy have a
ffnat rhanr. Kv-ry iiiomh r on thi
Jrlub in striving for condition. raliz-
liifC a Koud Biari is it in-iiii-nuuiiH
udvantUK' , '
This I a fintun of play Man
:if'r HornJiy U lrMfllnif, llt wanlB
IiIa t wun o tp-t uw'ay in ffood tylc.
A Kmc In April, hr figure, countK
ai much, n.s onf- that h won In
K'ptcincr and nirnris much morfi
to tlm clidH.-moralc.
it. . ,
- While llio rarilinalH admit sovr
it-mi nllMr HulMi In tliv lcaii Ionic
VljUtKhT on paHr, lliry IiixIni nonet
:of tnciii has any Herns to twat
iU'tn out,
!, -
I sATisniin with i.ixiu p
t Hero la thn way Managfr Ilorns
hy Hlzeg up the situation:
! ''.My pltchlnK should ho ,ns for
J inlduhlp o that of any of thn
chihM. I am mom than satisfied
with our attack. The dffonno
.should bo improved over that of
lat year, duo to tho additional cx
ipnrlcnco a number of the youns--ler
have fpiined.
"I ' belle ve in tho club and the
trluh haa romo to believe in itseir,
.That, I feel, i the jrreateat advance
,wo have made towaril a high po
sition. '
I '"True, other clubs may .look,
more flashy on paper or. when po
i riiNlm: their records, hut I am sat--
fL-fled with nfy lineup." .
IfiRAHGEPAYS
1 FOB HELP
OHIOAOO, Mar. 17. (AP) Not
no iiiuny yearn ago the man who
locked and unlocked the cell dom
of the jail at Whcaton, III-, wus
hclplns: uend hi hoy thronjfh col
ee. Tha boy, Ked Granwe, caiv
rled lco in the Hummer, but even
no it meant a bit of skimping on
me pari or uau. .
Today I-yle Granfire moved hi
belonKlncn to a coxy houso worth
XZ.vvu on tne ouiaKiria oi in" vil
la p-, where ho uxpects to speiwl bin
d-elinlnff years at ease., Ite turn
ed in his worn ring of keys yesterday.
TiUN
WHIPS CLISICK
roUTI.A.VO. Ore., Mar. 17. (AP)
Tlny Herman.- Portland heavy
wi'lKl't, won a decision from Hill
riislek, or Miillan, Idaho, Hi a tin
round bout here -last night. Her
man took every round from Dio
Idaho man. Tommy O'Brien of
rorlland won a derision over AnM'li
li ll. negro bantam weight, of NW
Yorlt. .
Helen Romps Through .
. Match with Mi's. JKay?r
CANNKS. l-'raiic, Mr. 17. (Al').
Hfivn Will littd nothr ' ogAj-;
mutc h In I lie liiRlf of the f'unn.-n
club Inwn tenuis tournament toduy,
.llnilimllnif Mm. J.. Keay tl n.
illun champion. In atralRht love,
13 IJWKOXS 12 ? ) j
n-Klnnnrn or Advnnrml. . '
WATKHIAX l-IA.NO .
HCIIOOli " -i
, ' V. I.. Cuvanoujrh, Mur, i
rastcni On-eoii lllNo, Co. . j
BAKERLA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande ."
8. A. M. -1:20 P., M.
and 3:30 P.M.,
I
j JindJiMj
.
i
II. costi ?:nri'J,21 to keep one
innuite. of -llio . nonto for Ai'I
Vanners In Davenport, ' lown, last,
year. Five is tho largest .number
over hotiHed there. v
l.
Insurance Man Tells
On Friend
"Ho Riiffered considerably from
gas in HiQinach ami colic attack,
and at times was very yellow.
His doctors diagnosed his ailment
as gall bladder trouble and tfiat an
operation was necessary. Some
one persuaded him to try Mayr's
"One Dose Will t'onvlnce." Nlnco
taking it one year ago he tells m"
he has been able to eat anything."
It Is a simple, harmless pro parti
tion that removes tho eatarrhnl
mueifK from the intestinal traot
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically nlj stomach, II--1
er, anil Intestinal ailments, inelud-i
ing appendicltla. One .dose wilt!
convince or money rnfunded. tl
all .druggists. Adv. j
ATTENTION
ELKS
Lodjfc will meet in
regular ! session on
Wednesday nilit
MARCH
I7TH
instead of Thursday,
The district Deputy
will be present.
Large Class Initial
tion and Feed. .' . , ,
mini Mt-tiraw of the IMrnlcs ami
(Hants, nsm-tlvi'iy, hrfio koiiihh-cI
a warning: as to the Cartltnnls. so
it InukK as lr St. IxiiiIk iiiIkIi! Ih- In
ffir t-onMrraulf! rt-Jnli'lni? lH-foro
litii year Is' ov-r. '"I, ' t.'"';
Quarter Million Trout
Planted in West Oregon j I
PODTMXtli Or. Nlar. 17. (AP)
Al!ott 2411,500 rainbow and cut
throat trout between two ami a
half and rive inches In lenetli were
liberated tills week In Ili.nton. !lnn
and I'olk county streams, mot of
which were closed recently by the
Kaiue commission. The fish were
tukrn from tho Itoarlnif Itiyer
hatchery where the ponds have be
come crowded. Several hundred
thousand rlsh remain there and will
bn liberated later. About SdO.ooO
trout of tho samn aizo will lie set
free in flattop ntreams later lliis
week.
T. J. Oreffsr. who for n number
of yenrs'liaa supervised troul dis
tribution. ,d-clared the lrou.t the
finest he had ever released.
Oregon Hdw & Imp. 0.
Qj
Safety ' attlg , bmfarfdlfy "
SPORT NEWS
GIVE LETTERS
ID ATHLETES
.Tlasketbali lettern were conferred
upon ttie elKhth Kradn playera of
fentral whool by the III-Oatla thla
nitirnlnir at a special assembly In
the lower corridor of tho school
building.
Huperintendcnt J. T. LonKfAllaw,
In. an Introductory - talk, compli
mented the children on their
school loyalty and on Ihelr aupport
"V the team. Their sportsmanship
Inward both their opponents and
their own hnya was commendable,
the siierlulendent declared.
Introittirlnit lienn frown, A. W.
Kelson, lr. V. I". MrAdory, the
Krand dnd of tho Ill-Dads, and
It." K. llummelt aa member of the
committee that fostered the move
ment for grade school athletic.
Mr. Longfellow called upon roa'h
JlmnmcU to apeak.
IWHli concrntulatlona for the
school on Its attitude toward the
loan of the championship for thla
year, nnd a special word of prnln
Tor eh bar who played on lh
ttmd.Mhtr' coach prtaented blue
C'a to tha Central hoopsters aa f.
loa: Htanley Zundel, captalu: Hob
Kvaus, Norman Ianiels, Itobe.t
Hlodtlard, Ku.y Btruthers, Harold
Hronulng, Jlurry V.wefel, Claire
I'trklna, Jay It. Lynch, 'Ada.n
)lKhton, C-arl Mrtllnnls ancl
Ailolph Selgnat, Leonard Koau und
lloyd Jaekaon were not present,
but will be given their leftera lat
er. Htanley, farl, Adolph. lieon
ard and lloyd were promoted into
the freshman elasa in high school
al the beginning of the second
BUCKS FAVOR
T
NINE
LA' GRANDE CLlJli
TIED FOR SIXTH
PLACE IN SHOOT
I'KNDI.nTON. Star. 17. ( AP)
A strictly "ilmatetir bnaehnll team
will lake the field thla year for"
l'endletan. This was decided nt a
mertlng of baseball boosters here
last night at which time Prank
llamm wna named president. K. 11.
i Hughes, vice president and Oeorge
Tangier, secrelary-tressurer. Ist
V-'ar a number of salaried play
us were kept on the llurkaroo'
teum. Sunday a meeting of the
little Mountain leagtie will be held
here to elect officers and arrange a
playing schedule.
Tha Wlnr. Fin and Fleet foot
cluU'a trap shooting team Is tied
for sluh plure In The Oreeonlan-j
telegraphic shoot atandingH. It he.
emun known today following a re
capitulation f laat Rtmday-s scores,
lllllsboro wa credited with a H
hoslead Of It, which materially
auerteq afaoaipga, and gave mils,
horo first place Id Ihe shoot with
in won and Done lost.
La Orujido, Monitor and Hate.
hnrg art lied with T won and
lost. .Nert Sunday 1 Orandit
shoot ogolnst lieppner and To
ledo, hoih'secend division teams.
Washington Danning
For Golf Tournament
SKATTI.B. Mar. It. (A.D -The
I'nlversity or Va.-hlngton studei.t
manager yesterday announced thai
the school's golf tournament will
begin March St oJtd that qualifying
canls may be played March SI.
Freshmen will not be eitulhle for
the championship event. Thla rul
ing barred a number of nf w etura,
most nonUile of whom la Chuck
Hunter of Tacoma. Jack Woetland.
national Intercollegiate finalist Is
the present title, holder and an
nounced he will compete thla year.
liuck" Ualley, also of Ban Fran
cisco, was named assistant coach.
v. n. l:. una t'oacn to "al ,oo",a 'oofi at w.s. c. i.y
r ii ii- i ! the athletic council here last night.
lit- Willi I Itli lllji itfl I '
PI'I .I.MAN, Wnsh. (Ily the As
aoclsted Presa Orln llolllngherry.
coach of tlte Olympic club football j natural deaths. The suicide ceme-
ieam or !an rancist-o wiu tinmen tery is next to mo city aump.
Sulci, l.s n Greece are buried
separate from persons who die
Along Henry Ford's Railway
r
Railway men throuphout the country are watching with Interest Henry
Kord'a exnertment of eleetrif1ng his rallnd. ihe tVtrou. Toledo and
Ironten Htito show stretrh l-etwecn lieareorn and Flat Roik, Mich.,
where eleclrineatton Is complete. The big arches tarrying the pjwer
wlrea are made of concrete, cnai In two pleecs. and Ford wi bitlli a special
fsctory ta make them, lie will install them eventually all along the Una.-
DABY'S COLDS
D era soon "nipped in tha bad"
without "dosing" by use of
V VAPO RUB
ICC4S
Traycl by Motor Ktagc Safely . roniforlnbly.'
MOTOR TRANSH' tOMI'A.NY.
Tho tirey . stages. t
Oome to oiir Stage Depot at 1114 Jerrcrsoa Ato.- j!'
Ail MiMleru and lleateil Nlages. w :'
WIAVE LA (ilt.WDF. von , ': .
Joseph t X M. - 1 I'. M. - 4 l M. Sunday, 9 A. M .4 p 8
I'euilletoil It A. M. - 4 I. M. Dally '
tonnects to Wnlla Walla .t ,ji
Iepot I'hone Wo Carry Impress
Cheap Rates
On Soeclai Trlpa
Alain JOB
Anil Trunks
V
Any man will tell you it's a
thrilling discovery to find the
coff ee that "registers" content- '
ment every time you drink it.
M-JBdoes!
For MJB is the coffee of
corwtotitwvor. Drink it as you
like strong, mild or in-bc
tween the same rich, full-v
bodied flavor is always in the N '
cup. That's why we say
M JB ce
meets every taste in COllCC