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- ; .,... ZZZZZZZ ..: 1 . - . Fridav, October 8, 192rt. U Tore-Tm- - T.A fiRANDF. F.VF.MTMP. DRSFPVFT? ' ' t I ' r ft Hi ; 1 ! f Dependable Quality j . Dependable Values ill if r ,'227 Smart In Style, Luxurious In F Moderate In Pr ice the time to buy coats has arrived and thin remarkably fine and varied slock is attract ing great attention. Style that marks your appearance as "individual" -fabrics and col ors that are foremost for the .season prices that emphasize value-giving. AH sizes are here lor you. "A: new i group - jvisb-- re Particular values in mod The finest1 coats, of the PertT6Ht''ftr?rf)u,n'd'1''r"sels't'n show their distinc- materials;and lustrous pile fabrics collars' of real fox and baby beaver silk lined firW coats that will wear and meet every requirement in these two groupsr-smart-. ly trimmed in'fur-r-stylish-' ly tailored for economical neivice--all the wanted col 1 ors for fall a big choice "at .. $19.75 and $22.75 tioh as soon as they are .seen ultra-smart sport fa brics and deep pile fabrics in warm, rich colors lux urious fur trim and finest silk linings three remark able price groups at- $59.75 $09.75 $77.50 Hosiery Ktylu rotjuirva Hie new-i-nt " hosiery m h a d i n lo prujM-ily cuinph-fi- your full outfit. Tli fum mi I luinmluKMril Hill. Iiok Kf you it 11 the lutrit color 11 lii i' In tovt llcsl hU cr chiffon or lit nei-v- $1.50 New Gloves lluudtf properly tivvxti - lu xu will frock unO coist --that'll a forituiiK n-- C4MI.- ThlMC SloVCN tUl lk to your upp aiiinci. Kin.- kM Klovi-H lu h .,, iiiulwlulit iirt $4.tM. Tlio 'M tUh fnlirlc Klof vary t'rnifi--- 95? to $2.00 .Dependable . , Quality HILL'S Dependable Values EUGENE GLOOMY BEFORE CONTEST Stars on Grid University Team, Crip 1 pled, Departs for Port : land to Play Huskies K.'UKNK. Ore.. Oct. S (AP) On tho I'Vu of Ihe iramo with tlio i I'uiviTKiiy of W-jKhliiKtou iu Port : luml, which tak-A place In 1'ort lanl loinorrou'. Kloom hiiM HotlKwl (ivi-r t lio camp of Iho UnfvcrfHty of Oi-cmi. I.hhI Salunluy'8 noth iiK lo nothing tie with I.tttlo I'url fla miivi rnily Ktnrtcd the kIiuiIowh of (IomIjI, and -uiiiioiii)'iiiiriit of I h ri'c injiit-i il nu n of I ho fh-Ht Htrhif iiiinlr NudncKM a (lleij fuct. , SliMion. u Hlur on , lat yea vh rrrHhiiiaii tfiuuil at ciul, urn I holder of I he 'end berth on the varsity Uiik wit hod, will he itnable to play iiUHe Jf bollK. Jfo huR boen working- out d'Splt( )a liandlcaj). but un .(iifertinn from one of the boils on IiIm nrin In Klvlntf : hi in more tronbte than wuh anticipated, l.ynn '.lonen star fullback, (m botlx-red with an Injured knc.n, and Ira Wodir qitnrterhiick, Ik held up by an Injured Hhouldcr. Tin- HlnrilnK" HiM'up tui not been j iinnotiiii-t d by Captain John J. Mr. I'JWiin, coaell; . lie Kitlil IIIUI lie ; would not be sure of Ills Hinrllnjfj com hJ un t inn un( tl Jukl bcrore. the U.'iiih:. I lortlanu luilly TohIkIh Some 2. nan I'liivi rMlty of Orejron ;HliMbnls are expecled to leuvn on Kpfelal' liaiiiH IbiH afternoon, for I'oril.jnd. lo Ktnire a i?l""t rally ,1bere toniKht and to alti ml the , K'ttnc toiuori'OM . The i oiit ball i-iuad, accou)p:inled by the coacheK and trainer, left KtiKeue tlilw iinji'iiliifr. It will take 'a I (Kb I workout In Cortland this u rtcruoon. , V -1: W y ; .1.- wrlM aro bf-. uaintiniT Ui wnllH ot yuur bil. nlf ,,,., ! lo.iay whllo Hip Voom .lulnly iniiuvp, - It work n,,,. ,.,. mo (Uo(i.l- ttt ,vciijili HI. Ji'lniM Imfl'iul. ua do Who,. ,i.n.y ut tomorrow umiift . ' ' folon. in iilun- of I In- usual wi,t,.. 1 Smiic nl yi-llow Him,!,., HOW ABOIT ITHI'I, :? liuvo ounhl.xl putlcnlH . to Ipv,, lONIM'IN IT yoil rim 'I hIpcp try 1i V sooiipi- llilin io-tfil. ' ' Owing to several other dances there will be no dance in Elgfih Saturday, Oct. 9th. Postponed until Oct. 16th. ,mj tti one mill fitjb'd u ilelei Mtif liind l-iiiKiwiHHl. si udent at Cnlili-o hlKh Hi-hind. Htm l-Ytiiiciw-n. iriiiti poillH out for b ml bull III lf ye.ir anil he profiiisfji to , ilfvelup nun i In Scrappiest iiu-jrlei-Uieh l tie cIhmJ hit h.td In wawtliJ Jle alio-adv has" plaJN-d one yt-nr with tueen Ami" btjrll. Sea tile Caltleit cxpei-l I'eal : . UiJiiKK from bun CARDINALS WILL PITCH ALEXANDER I St. Ixjuis Star, 39, to Start Crucial Game in New York Tomorrow (Continued from PaK Ono) WASIIIXfi'l'ON'S LINCII' HKATTI.K. Oct. K (A I') Coach Knorh W. HuKhuw before leav ing hen- torlay fur l'orlland with his I'nlverHUy of Washington foot ball (earn. Indicated that- Iho ' fol lowing would lie . the lino ti)i nsrninst ihe I'nlversity of trefn In the first conference Kaiiic of I he rM iifon lomoi row. Iiou )oiikI;ik and I.eroy Hcbuh, ends; I lerinati Itrlx linil l'al Wil son, lackb s; Hob Simw and I'Ju- -enc 'ook, guards; Itoineo I .an li on, center;- Captain (Jeore ( utter ineseii, quarter; Hill rbarbtiton, fullback; l.uuis Ti-srenu ami llar old I Mi ion halfbiicka. .Alt are b I- lermeu. I''rom (t ire missing two reKiilaiM lioiiKliis Itonaniy, cent er, ami Juil t'ultinK; end. They are listed amoiiK the reserves as are Mike llaniey. Karl 1'ape, f'urt Spillerit. ah l.ev, Klmer I labia. Ken oiseii. John StumbaiiKh, .luiinny leh(uist. S;iin Kusso, and Waller Salili.' In the opinion oT experts who have daily . wafche Ihe purpln 4oruado I'U I he 'slat-tern t on- Pillule a real,- tli real against the b-tiion and yellow el. ven. Hut, it is pointed out, should !utternes-n ur Tesr au be forced' out of the jranie, IiIkIi calibre substitutes for Hi. til will he lacking. (loiter-iiieHi-ti Is slated lo start tin- kick iiiK. with Tesrean due to take over the duties un soon tis he tires. Tes r:au is p-lb-d upon as'lhe center of WashiiiKton ot'fenM", l-tafrhaw ex p.ets that lie will make the most yardage and do the heavy work In the passing attack. Portland.Scrapper Wins Eugene Bout I'M f MONK. Ore., Oct. ft (AP)- l.e .1 n h risen, of Vorlhind, fought his way to a decision over Knlph Muoie. uf Kutri-nc, in the in. round headline event of the Armory box-in1,- oard lure last nitrbt. Moore sitbhi it nlfd at the last minute for Hilly Winlers. w ho was ill. Moon was tfanic and he displayed a stiff punch but he was otitclnsed by t he speedy I 'art la mb-r. Johnson tuok seven rounds, one went to .Moore, and two were even. Jloore collapsed nficr tiie bout was over. Kmlt I'erkins. a slender battler from I'ortland, won a derision from Wild (tats Mublon, colored youth from Aberdeen, In st rounds. Jnhriny l-'arr, a Ktllplno from Port hind, cut loose with an old fashioned haymaker In Ihe first round of t he first prelimin ary, and knocked out Art Haul- who established a new- elly record with 3!-.r.r. paid adinlKhhins. The Yankees had to come from behind to win 3 to 2, In ten Inninns. A battle of left banders. I'cnnock and Hberdel. was a repetition of world' series history. tho wune pair of southpaws starting the classic In New York Inst Saturday. I'ennock then won a one. run deci sion 1 the score iM-injc 2 to I. . Yesterday jfame offired more xeitenient than wns developed in the op-nint Kame. Hoth teams wi-rn abb: to lake advantage, of frequent errors of Judgement ny (he, oppoKltton. A sun. which re- fused to shine during the early -linings came out imer in wi bm" lo dls-iui. t "ardinal fb-lders. Two1 of three hits ukI to manufaelnre iIih run that tied the score, for th Vankees In the ninth inning were pop fibs. The other bit of the inning wits a safe hunt, l-'i tiding that home runs were not absolule y necessary to win baseball -ames, tint Yankees proceeded to 'conornlxc, further with their re.-y ular safeties and tucked the game away with the needed run n Hie leiith through the medium of one hit. two bases on balls and :i sacrifice, fly. Cards 'lnl Iilns Toinorows game w III find tho OardlnalH , fighting desperately to prolong Ule series to st ven g-.imes. Ale.xanl'-V :L -h'ic word in ibt! ,St. It.ouis ramp and with a wonderfully pitched game behind Mm In tho series lingers Horns ,y and his men believe the old master of the team will be at his best in the sixth game, Ihe most important "money game" thus far. opposing the Nt:hraskan will be Hob Shaw key. a curve ball pitcher. r- Crbau Shocker, noted for his partiality to the deceptive spit ball. Shocker was Alexander's oppon ent in the second game at the Yankee Sladlum last Sunday, snf- j ferlng defi-at, to 2. when South-; worths home run proved the de- isive blow. ; Doutltlt lo Play j Houihit, Cardinal center fiebb r. -who was Injured In a collision in Wednesdays game with llafey when both were trying for pngan's fly Is not expected lo Ik- able to play In tomorrows game. Uniting odds of a to 2 on the man. also of Portland. It took ihruo seconds for I lit; l-'ilipino to urn tho trick. Kennel u Knt. of Portland, doled out a neat boxing lesson to Hilly Welbern, of Kiip ne, in a tour-round event. i!TORTNEWS Local National Guardsmen Will - Play Baker 'IF Afvytlf u chalking frnin 'Cifflipuny K of lluk.-r of Orf. Kan nation.) Ku.rU a rnotlmli iiu. rir.-n(lui l)iu lucul nu lfup.t guanl unit ('ompuny V. will ko lo Huker HufHlny initrnluK ti luerrt UiA footUlll Itlun from thiil rrrtnpauy ou (li. linker fltid. 'bi vunr. blr I. Mux rloy... tinW ttao ii.plc- of lti tn-n XUMri coinpanlfO. will tart'at ?:3it n'rlork. f aptHlo O. K "RVooly" Huttoo. of tho local company.- u in proltahly ri'ffi.. TltA 1j flrandi' player have not tMa d. n n It i ly .ilwlill upon. Iut'lll h an-. nouoo-4 tt for flunday. 4 return iram. hctwirii Hm . wn rompaal.i 1tl "ply-a '1icri Liter. , , Union Eleven to Meet Poicder Team I NION'. (i.-t. 8 t8p.rlun' o.irh I'illK W nhlpiiin his Firwii Into sliun liy tltt- ot-ntiiK hnio of 1h1 MUMHI Xlitili . pluycl h.'ri' Snliirilay. Althoutrll Vnlon has n s.in.uh.il huvlir l.iiin than North l'ov.. r. tin. Inll. r has had nun., iimril,-.. anil has plnynl two Kuiiiis. thus bMiik lur nil ulvan. ink-'', anil It Is i.ii.'ct,l that I'lilnn MI linvi! lo i v rt lii ru. If to romt" out vli-torioua The rally that was to liavt- l.rn llf,J vn tj,e (-vt'lllUK prior to tin. first nm Knio haa l-iii ioMinn.i1 one .-.K hrrause wli.rtl Is ilo.J for II1.1 annual In. tiliit.-. an, this tally ni.. tlii- will h.' h, hi Jiim i.inrt. pak.r F.nue, wlikii ,n ,P hem on Oct 16.. HEAVERS WIN AND LOSE AT LOS ANGELES VIATI.ItnAY'S OAMI.K I l'Aiii'Hi '.T i.i:.c.i i: I llillnnil N-4. I'orlliinil :t ll. I.OK A.N'HKI.l:H (AT) ll.ll.K. rorllun.l J k 4 I tlnllvu-n.,.! Nil r, Itatt.-rles I'nyne nnil Tol.ln; HliiKl.ton, I'llllllps, Millloy, Kllll erton aiul I'eters. Seeond Knrne U. II. 1". I'oiiiiin.l or.: HollyliOi) 4 S 3 Itatt.'rl.. Ortinkin, MiiliKUin all.) WvllJell: Murphy. ' .Mutiny. I'llllllps, rook. X.lL'.l O N' III. Klnitlelon nu'l Htnev p.opla tukn blchlorl.i.' of mcrruiy Ubleta. whll otberfi tly to heat ibe Ira I a to th rrosslnK. A. fllwur im . anull automobile hi1 1mm.pr1a for. I ffiKNK TO YlAX 1I1M1 WXIKNK. Ore., Oe. I A Kmri'Di- huih n-hool's fooihall s-iuaj. aeeompanl. .1 l,v roa.'U It. tj. HruK'tt, l l his moriilntr for llenil, where th. una t,.1ln , met tmnorrow. A rally waa li. 14 Item veaterday ai a sen mi tn. ttio toam. . Oaklaiul 7, Sinltle a. OAKl.ANIi IAI'1- It. II V.. Seattle i - tViklau.l - t 14 S til InnliiKsl. Itutt.rles lirett an.l 1". ltaM uln. rt'ilman; 1 ilrk'-rnian uiM lUk.r. Im Anj4. I. MlkHM S fiA.N 1'ltA.NIHO (Al'l It II. E. 1 os An. Kb J I" ) Mission I Kmatnn la, Keaia 3. HAfltAMtNTO Ar n.t. E San Pranelaea ...... all S.irrami'nto IS It 0 e.:i-' V :-;'2v,-J . ir' 'St Mi W 4-i ..,' . -"t t! PMVKKSITY !'uir'ne, Ore., (i One Of the Itiofct up lo-dale jit.t tllums on the Pacific roaM wilt be OUFOOV. Portland for their annual prbllron Hi A tot r ehrd. (SlHej : tussle w ' The concrete ut rue tare of th The Htaltunt, built ul u (o.it of stud I hid proper U now complete f r.iMt.iind, h the only one no lb ah4 tbc wao.Rn peats nlace.l over d.dlcat.4 Saturday. Oct. 3. when j I act tie coast which hoaat or 4 t,e roncret roundatlon. There football rb ven for 111 the Pnlvrr- ; coven d s'eilon. There ar? Sl.AAA .,, . . . . . slty of tirenon ...d t'lv.iy of s-a-s In the .ta.llnm proper nod ba " ""r0!M ks Vasliini;ton lake Hie field ot the of this number Is.noo re roveced. tt"' prowd entertn and lea, new Multnomah Ovlc stsdiutu at ' Tw.-iiiy-seven ren-a of se.tts and tnf tha atadlum. LA GRANDE VS. WALLOWA n Foot Ball Game AT L. H. S. ATHLETIC FIELD SAT , OCT. 9 At 2 P. M. Admission 50c Sir . . 'a a I mm mm miss r'" ... J The System Must Be Right To Grow As It Does 750 new Pisygly WiBly Stoics opened in the past 30 months tells the story. The American Housewife prefers to make her own selections l'roSi Nationally-known' Food Products, Freshest Fruits and Vegetables prices as low as quality is high. Your Luck Coffee, 1 lb. can.l..:...'.....'...53 Admiration Coffee, 1 lb. can '. ..56c Gold Circle Hallowi Dates (cellophane wrapped) 5 oz. pkg. 10?; 10 oz. pkg.l8? 8 oz. pkg. (pits, removed)..;. ................18 P. & G. Soap; 4c; 10 bars............... 35t? Kirk Olive Toilet Soap 6e Better Bubbles Hardwater Soap 7 Knight's Hoi-se Radish and Mustard, 7 oz. jar... 14 Gold Bar Catsup, pint little 2l Beechnut Catsup, pint bottle 30 Snowshoe Cane and Maple Syrup, 2 lb. 1 -' can Golden Marshmallow Syiup, 5 lb. pail 59c Maid in Idaho Corn, No. 2 can 13c 2 for - 25c Joan of Arc Fancy Red Kidney Beans a full size No. 2 can 17 Van Camp's Mock Turtle Soup ) Van Camp's Gam Chowder Soup ) can 9e Vai Camp's Tomato Soup ) ' ! Brillo Aluminum Cleaner, small pkg 9? Brillo Aluminum Cleaner, large pkg 22 Supreme Steel Wool, large pkg 10 HAVE VQU TRIED OUn ' BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES?