La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 18, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, June 18, 1926.- it A Mighty Price Reduction Sale And Continuing All Next Week Never has the word "BARGAIN" meant more than it does at Hill's Dept. Store RIGHT NOW! Never, except at a sale of this kind, can you hope to buy merchandise at such low prices. It is not a matter of profit. It's just a matter of turning: half of this stock into cash. All the printer's ink in the world, all the listing and itemizing possible would not suffice to expound the breadth and depth expressed in this plain, straight-iorward statement. Hill's Dep't Store's Entire Stock On Sale At Prices Both Drastic and Genuine English BROADCLOTH 36-in. English Broad cloth in a beautiful showing of stripes, floral patterns and prints. Sale Price,, yd. .... 45C Saturday, June 19th PERCALES One Lot of Percales, , in light and dark colors, will be sold Saturday, 19th, from 9 a. m. to 10, (jp a. m. for only, yd......'..;...:.....'...........ilu Limit 5 yds. to a customer Normandy VOILES Fine quality Norm andy Voiles in a large showing of polkadots and fig ured patterns. Sale Price per JOP yard Adl The Outstanding Footwear Event of the Year Practically Our Entire Stock of Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps Now on Sale at Far Below Wholesale Cost. 250 Pairs of Women's OXFORDS And PUMPS Values to $6.95 Women's Suede Pumps, black and brown calf and kid Oxfords in many different styles. Over 250 pairs in all to choose from at " :". : $1.95 lc SHOE SALE One Big Lot of Wom en's black, brown and colored Kid Shoes. Also white Canvas Shoes that formerly sold up to $15.00. Buy one pair for 99c, then select another pair for One Cent. le Pair 300 Pairs of Women's PUMPS Values Up to $7.95 Women's Strap Pumps in doz ens of good styles. Included are white kid, black satin, patent, black and brown kid and calf. Over 300 pairs, to close out at $2.95 Women Are Just About Having Their Own Way With Our Stock Of Goats and NQTE THESE EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICED SALE LOTS RAYON DRESSES ' One'Lot"6f Rayon Silk Dresses in popular stripe patterns. All new stock; but Out They C AC Go at Sale Prices.. .......... JO.v J $16.75 DRESSES Clever models of crepe de chine, ', gorgette crepe and flat crepe, in plain' and figured patterns. All newest styles. flJO AT . On Sale at. D0.UU DRESSES A big rack full of these beauti ful Silk Dresses of georgette, , flat crepes, in Fashion's fav ored colors and designs. (10 AC On Sale at ............ ...NZ.tfJ . $39.75 COATS ' Just an instance' of the wonderful Women's Coat values to be found, at this sale. Included are coats of poiret sheen, char meen, novelty tweeds and plaids a decided ' saving at ' ;' '.JLA $ 19 75 $18.25 DRESSES ' "' " This popular lot includes geor gette crepes, flat crepes and prints in light and dark colors. Distinctive models wort01i 7C $18.25, On Sale at ..iJI4.J $29.75 DRESSES We want you to see this big showing of georgette, canton crepe and flat crepe dresses. De lightful models in strik-flJIO "7C ing colorings. Sale price i)IO.0 $39.75 DRESSES A wonderful lot of Silk Dresses in light and dark colors. Ma terials include georgette crepe, suede crepe, canton crepe and satin-back crepe. . flQQ 7E Sale Pike.... tfZj.d Store I Opens . Saturday At 9 a. m. Hill's Dep't. Store La Grande, Oregon Sale . Continues Daily Until Further Notice SPORT NEWS ii ti gup r COMES TO U .S. Billy Evans Says: WIMBLEDON. Kngland, Juno .. (AP) The Wtghtman cup, am. . . hlcmatic of team supremacy In it wonien'H tennis, conn back to the 1'nltcd Btatns. Tho American play ; (in, after a hard battle took three or today's matches from tho Frit. lull making the final aooro or tho 'two Uay tournament: I', a 4; Eng land 1. - In tho final double, matrh, Miss Alary Browne and Mlw Elisabeth Ityan defeatod Mm Kitty MoKuno . oodrrce and Mia. Evelyn Collyer. '.-, S.J. C-4, wloulne lb. aup for the U. 8. ? ! Tho cup thus come, book to If. (.H. for tho flint Unto since 1 9 2 .1. tho year of Ita Inatllutlon, when the Americans won It 7 to 0'ot Forest THIlla, Great Britain won, t to 1, it Wimbledon la 1134 and nguln r ilofeated Uir- T. a. i to 3 at Forest ; lulls last year.. nippiorir task Making over a major league hall club In a dirrirult task. If you havo your doubts, go Into conference, with Connl Mack. In 11)14 Mack boasted a pennant winner. 1 decided, for various reiwoiiH, to break up hi. team. Tho following year hi. club finished lam. 1- or seven tniccesntvei yean tt wua a tallondrr. Then the Marklnn system be. win to make progress. I.aat aeaaon It wna a contender all the way. It faltered only In the stretch. Thl year It la an even better combina tion. , . Only an abaoluto collapse of tho lall club will prevent the A.'a from from having considerable to auy io wno la going to win ilia American league pennant. RONTON RKI SOX Ownor Bob Qulnn or the Boa. ton lied Hox haa been going through all the hard lurk that nur. aued Mack for seven years, since !ie ocnulriMl the Ronton Americans. It wasn't much or a bull club that went with Ihe enle, so Im mediate efforts were made lo strengthen It. A number or veteran players, be lleved to have several years' serv ice atlil In their systems, were pur chased, with the hope the Boston fans would ace. winning bull at Oliee under tile new ownership. Kor two months the veterans de livered In fine style, but when warm weather set In they willed and the club dl-uppcd to the bottom. It was then decided to rebuild the team with young blood, no mat ter how long, It took. GETTING A HltKAK After several disappointing years It l.i beginning to look as If the efforts or Hob Quiun and Manager l.ee Kohl were hearing- rrult. Most necessary to a winning hall club In the majors la u strong ln rb'ld. At present the liortton club Is better fortified In Infield stri ntrtli than In any oilier depiirtuient of piny. : llaney and IllKHey. former Tie. Holt Htnr.u, have rilled Ihe Raps at third and short In fine style. Mike Speeding? Aw, Chase Yourself! CHICAGO T I TRIMS YANK 5 NATIONAL I,l:AOfK Club rinclnnatl Plttxhurv .. HI. 1.0111s Ohlnuro .. Ilrookljn ,. New fork . Boston F'liiladclphia W. I ....St 24 :....2S !J X2 If, .;.......S ii .........27 2 .........29 2K 22 31 2(1 33 Pot. MA .rri Ml ,tin9 .1109 .419 .304 YTCNTKKDAY'H flAMI'-S NATIONAI lKAfirr. Ht. fxiuls 4-H, Hoston 2-2. UltOOKI.YW (AP) . R. 11. R fhlculfO .. 8 7 Brooklyn lo 15 r. Italterles . Hoot, Mllsteail ojiiI llOonzalen: MeWeeney, Burn ex, Kr- hurdt.' Petty and O'Ni'dll. MOW YORK (AP) 1. V. K. pittaimrir r. is 2 New York ;. 0 2 Halterlen MendowH, Oldham. Adums and Rinltb, Oooch, Hpeueer; Pitiwlinmons and Bnyiler. AMERICAN I.F.AGIT rHiir-AOO (AP) . . n. ii. t:. New York ...3 :i n fhlcaKO 0 9 1 Datterlea Hoyt, Jonen Reall. Collins; Mlnnkenshlp Crouse. and and Northwest Open Play Under Way in Spokane SPOKANB. Juno 111. (AP With 62 irolfera compettng-, play for the pacific northwest open jrolf title xtartcd today ut tho Bpokano country club. H.'venty-two holes or medal play will decide the golr clutmpionaiiip or the district, ' Jack Heuston, Seattle, will de. fend his title during- tho two days of play. Prank Dolp end Dr. O. b Wlllliiff, Portland; Nell Christian, Yakima; Mortle Oulru, Aberdeen und Korest Watson. Hpokunn unu teur, arc other contenders for the title. ; . '; . Thero .will he no niiftlifvinc. round, 30 liol-s of medal pluy be. Inir scheduled for eacli day of the tournament which la under . ausplcex or the Pacirio Northwest proreaslomil uoirera' association. Many amateurs who Intend to play next week are entered in the open event.. . ' , Abe Mitchell Four Up i On Hagen at Halt Time . PUA.V AKUIAI RI ltVKV ' '., CAI.K.NK'O, Cl. Plans , aro. buliia niodo ror an aerial survey : i of the. region rioodid by the folo. .... . ...L.,-.-. inula elver thratlKll the Pewudoro V,HO.. W.-.K- - ,,. of tl,P Mexican llund, June ll. (AP) Abo Mitch- j )0ri,cr , ,, , ell, Ilrltlsh prorewional was four) . . : up on Walter llagen, American .. , , . stur, ufler 30 holes, at Iho close, of I A bill In . Coimrcas would bar today'H play In their 72-holo match 1 firearms Horn the mini, perhaps phiyfor honors und 600 pounds a, MteramV they mlKlit no orr when sldo,J. , s i l ' (the mail does, ; QUAKER CITY FIGHTER WINS ci.i;vi:i.ANn (AP) n. ir. v.. Boston .. 15 0 Cleveland .. 3 1 1 n Matterlm Zaluilzfr. Wilder nnd Oaston; Hmlth and Myatt. ST. IX1UIS (AP) P. H. K. Wushlnifton ,. 7 12 1 St. Louis 9 14 0 Ilnlterlen Hush and Hurl; Znch- ary and 8chnnfr. , , DETROIT (AP) P. IT. TO. Philadelphia ,.12 10 2 Detroit 9 12 2 Hatterles Gray, Pule and Per. kins; Willie, Smith nnd Mnnlnn. Angels Bat Offerings Of Ortman and Lingrel PACIFIC COAST I.KAC.I'R Ixm Aiiselns 1, Portland 4. I.OS ANOKI.IOS (AP)' It. II. VI. Portland 4 0 1 I.oh Angeles .. ; 7 11 2 Hulterlet Ortniu.n, Lluirrei and Perry, Tobin; WrlKhl, Oluxner nnd Humlberir. Sacramenlo (I, San Francisco S, SACRA. VI KNTO (AP) H. It. M. , Sun Francisco 5 9 4 I Saornnie.nto (I & 1 Uatterlea -Wllllunis. Moudy and Yelle, .VargiiM. lliiKhes und Koeh 1 lor. . . , ' , ... - , ; Hollywood I, OaKlanil O. OAKLAND (AP) It. IT. K. Hollywood 1 7 0 Oakland 0 5 0 Hatter ns Shelienback and Cook; Kuns and Bool. Seattle 3, Missions 2. SAN I'MtANCISCO (AP) P. TT. E. Seattle 3 8 0 Missions .. 2 9 0 Butteries Rlllott and Jenkins: Bnrfoot and Walters. PHILADELPHIA, rJune IS (AP) With ,a slashln)r victory .over GeprKes Carpentler, French Idol or the siuured c I pc I es, -.Tommy Louehran, Philadelphia ravorite today raxeil with lonalna eyes to- ard the llRht heavywelBht title in -in uy i uui nerieilliacu. '. The champion lias been Invited by Philadelphia . promoters to meet the' winner of the Carpen-tler-lAii(rhruii bout In the munici pal stadium' here the scene or L p ii it h r a n 's victory over tho Kronch'iiiun last iiIkIiI. The 175 pound title holder has offered (511,000' to defend his title niralnst Ihe aifitresslvo Philadelphia.!!, Cnrpcmii-r (i.nie " Carpentler,. . orclild man of tho French boulevards, foment, a cour- uio'ous flRht against I.oiiKhran. but a slirrinK- rally In Ihe a-ct.awny frumn hroilKht Iho laurels to the Quaker City puncher. The Frenchman mimed a lend in the early rounds by an exhibition of boxlnir science and nunohlne skill but a careless a-estnre In the seventh round iravo I.ouirhran an opening In which ho Inserted a po- Leiii, nirnt and carpentler sank to tho canvas for a count of nlno. OorKCN WtNikens i Ho ciime, up smtllnB but his ac tions wero punctured. ,-,vlth a cer tain cautiousness thereafter which sapped his nrriclency and gave Lousbran tho chnncn to como homo victorious. ...,: PORTLAND, Ore. Juno 18 (AP) Matchmaker Joe Waterman, of tno i'ortiand boxing commission, has opened negotutlons with Geor Bes Carpentler, light heavyweight lioxer, for a ten round' bout' Jiere' wllh. Harry Dillon, of Winnipeg-, some time during tho summer. i , WALLOWA LAKE Wonderland Lodge Sunday Dinner $1 Pottage a la Rein Sweet Relish , I 'Green Olives ' Lettuce, Mayonnaise Dressing ' : Roast Native Capon, Sage Dressing Roast Prime Ribs, of Peef au jus , - Roast Ieg of Prirk,. Apple Sauce Fricassee - of Chicken Whipped Potatoes .. . '. Green. Peas . . ' ; Fruit Jello with Whipped Cream Coffee Tea ' Ice Tea Milk Also a la Carte Menu J; Special entertainment in lobby Saturday eve ning under direction of Miss Isabelle Miller. Dance Saturday Night At 9:15 Music by the Star Novelty Orchestra. wimrmm Safety Gun&rfa&fy I MOTOR TRANSIT CO. Passenger anil Express SeiTleo IEAVE I.A GRANDE f . ..y For Wallowa Lake and Intcnncdlate Points 9 A. M. - 4 P. . SI.' For Pendleton 11 A.,M. ,- '4 IV Sr. ' ' i (Connects for Walla Walla, Pasio and Portland) ,.i,h JVmaA.Trip IUttwiteHiiillBiWl wil i For Information, Call MAIN 798, 'stage Depot. KNDOnSKS HARTIiRV I.ONCiVIKW. Wash. After a hrtef but lively fight the state re Ipubliiin convention emlorsed fjov- .rnn, llnlntt.l If ll..,ll.u U "fearless and untiring efforts to retiuce taxes. wnaddsya mean. I wna spelling?" demands Mike, simian motorist wh. tnaksa his hom In a Kansas City roo. rohablv he's lellln the cop ha has a friend In the chiefs ottlc. ITerrera. the Cuban, Is a very sat isfactory second baseman and Phil Todt Is mighty capable at first. Tho Boston Red Sox have com plcted the laying of tho foundation ror a good team, In getting togeth er an infield or major league cali ber. Tho next problem la the out- field. In Ira Flagstead, Manager Fohl has one of the best center I fielders In the game. Two more I out fielders like him would solve tho situation. PSYCHOLOGY IN SPORT There Is no doubt as to the pow er of psychology in sport. Recently Ihe Philadelphia Ath letics after toppling over Washing ton and New York In seven out. of nine games, invaded Boston for a five-game scries. I The moment Howard Ehmke, star pitcher or. the Bed Sox, began warming up. hopes of victory start ed to vunlsh on the part or the A's. "Thero Is one guy who is tough: Tor us to bent," was the concensus or the Meckmen. Ehmke. since his entry Into the majors, has been a jinx ror the Philadelphia club. No matter how. poorly he may be going, lie always rises to great heights against, the Athletics. . This game w;is no exception. Pit ted against the great "Iiorty" Grove, Ehmke hurled faultlessly, shutting out the Athletics, 2-0. He drove In tho first run and scored the other one. . - STRANGE COINCIDF.XCF. Wlicn tho Athletics stopped New York after the Yankees hud won 10 straight games, It was history repeating Itseir. Earlier In the season New York had woa nine straight games when It met Philadelphia in a three game series. Tho Athletics wop all three games. Oetting away from Philadelphia. New York atarted on another win ning streak that reached 1 straight, when the Markmcn were again encountered. This time In a four-game aeries. Alter breaking the streak, tho Ath letic won two more games drop ping the final contest. And In each Instance, It was Southpaw Bob Grove who put an end to the Yankees' winning ways. i j m m m m i r a ,mm m m m . U't just across the street or perhaps around the corner. It's ' reallu uour store-uou and uour neiqhbors have'made' Picjqlij UJiqqlq qreat, and it is our sincere desire to surround' qour table with happiness ihrouqh the medium of qood Jood.j NALLEY'S SWEET PEPPER CHOW .....8', -oz. 25c SANDWICH PICKLE ...............8', oz. 20c SANDWICH SPREAD 4 oz. 14c MAYONNAISE 4 oz. 14c " " - 8'2 oz. 23c YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSING....T..... ,:..10 oz. 25c HOUSEHOLD CHOW CHOW 1 ;..;..i qt. 42c . " SOUR MIXED PICKLES..... . 1 qt 47c SWEET PLAIN PICKLES..... ........1 qt. 47c SOUR PLAIN PICKLES 1 qt 42c SWEET PICKLES . 6 oz 18c SWEET MIXED PICKLES........... 6 oz 18c MacLAREN'S NIPPY & PIMENTO CHEESE.:..: : 14C MacLAREN'S GRATED CHEESE..... pkg 9c FLY TOX TANGLEFOOT SEIBERT'S POISON FLY PAPER.. 't Pt 44c -- -I pt 70c 5 double sheets 12c - 4c