La Grande evening observer., March 24, 1927, Image 2

Page Two
Thursday. March 24, 11)27
LA GRANDE EVEN TNG OBSERVER
lent dae or3iesp aad rtolig,
i
J.AFAYETTK, 1-0 After weath.
erlng attacks or pneumonia ami
mail pox. Mm Desire 8toute, of
KGW PortlanJ 4Jlm-i0kc)
I-afayelte. who la 96, I able to
t uiilitr srvit-: 1:1 to . pou
. - , waill nu " m u m ....... (119
try talk: t to . concert t.y Charleston.
n Bn orcheaira: to 10, Cola I m
rK"St Thm!1"'- Perhaps that radio commissi,
to midnight.. Hoot Owl. ai. e .,, n,...
broadcasting
with
K MO, hri'A, i - - -
Icrvsml ft work.
Kill).
nwm:
New Spring
Frocks
New Jacket
Suits
New Shoes
New Silk
Hosiery
New Dress
Flowers
-For Glorious (faster.
One of the pleasant things about spring is the marvclouji
array of new things that crowd the stores now for pre-Easter
selling. We are ready for your shopping as never before the
stylish, the novel, and the NEW things are, here in abundance.
Come in we like to have you look whether or not you buy.
Note especially the prices on the smartest spring appareL No-.
where can you find such distinctive style and fine materials at
these price levels.
w m M m
New Spring
Coats
New Season
Millinery
New Gloves
New Gossard
Corsets
New Collar and
Cuff Sets
New
Silks
-New
Prints
New 1
Rayons
New
Voiles
New Silk Undies
New Curtains'
New Spreads
New House Dresses
New Lace Panels
' ' i
New Linens
Dependable
' Quality;
HILL'S
Dependable
Values
FWDATV PROGRAM i
koac corvtiii! (;s.:m-;
lfcnkr T. rafppoa reporter: T:1S.I
a4dreaa: T:ia. ad.lr.s: IMS. , H-'
aancina; municipal improvements: f
I. city gardener: :1S. new things.
In sclene; 1 :3ft.. htuiUMa de-t. f
KKX Portland MtTmlTlfcc)
to S. dinner eono-rt: $ to , pop-!
olar soog feiw; . correct time.!
KfHI Oakland IKIn-Ukkrl. i
item's IJttlr Kymphonjr orrh,-..-tr.:
C:5S. " marked, tews, .weather;
concert by Mieltct IVfiha,' 'relfo
soloist, aailjitt by Kftilik" l-anci. '
concert contralto; Margo Hugh a.'
accompanlM-
Krl l.oArigele4 MCm 4fcr
1. orfaa recital, rlraaicai program:;
I. request program: 9. program:
i. ballad hour.
KlfQ ftpokane 194.im-?ck.-
9 to '10. atudio program. ; lu to
Mhittf, TVs Howard's liavenport h--tet
orchestra.
KPf Sua Franrlsro . (titrn
eokc :30, orchestra': ?:J.
sport; S to . Mean Iilrkason'trav-;
alogue ' and,' Kmprr of KrotlandJ
orehMirra; loir). Walter Kraua-!
Rrilt'a'Jtalconade.-t rallroom or'rhe.v
tra: 1 to II. Plate itnaiurjlj
oreh3lra.- - - - I
KOIH -Portland (JISm-S4ikr)
C to 7. dinner Voncrt: S to i:4".j
studio procrm: S:4n lo 9. popii-1
ilar sonK: S to It. Ml-irha -I
orrheatrar- mtdnlrM to 1 a. m..
i frolic br Jerry . Heo.1 and assist-!
Ins artists. .... j
I KTA Ssn Kranclsro tS'iS.Sm-i.
!"5kc) t to . H-ethoven Memor-j
jial propram. funset club of Oak-j
'land. . ' j
KOWW Walla Walla r (JSim-
jlWHc) J to S. atudlo program: !
jj to 10. Waltera Slaters )ncer: j
jor'eheidra. - . S
KTAB--Oakland (aoj.Sm-SSftk.-) j
I S to S. program. William lla. i.
, baritone: Kdna. May Tullle, so-j
prano: Victor TNiyle. tenor. . j
I KKOX Ixng Beaeh C3!m-
ii:iokr( I. hand: 11 to 1. KlkV
i frolic.
KOMO lieattle (SI)m-VSfikc) S. j
j firm aehoot: SMS to 10:15. muai- i
I cal 'program,' 1':15 "to 11:30. To-J
Those Who Try It,
Buy It!
THE
COMMANDER
, Studebaker's Big Six Brougham
Now $1585
Scores have taken advantage of our sen.
sational test-it-yourself free offer. They
have proved our claim that The Com
mander will out-speed, out-climb, and
out-perform any other car, six or eight,
selling for less than $2500.
Take command of a Commander with
out obligation and prove for yourself
that it will
give you all the speed you want, and
then some
idle in high at 3 miles an hour
pick-up of 5 to 40 miles in 18.4 seconds
, We will gladly lend you a Commander
to try out yourself.
M. J. (JOSS
STUDEBAKER
Seventy-five years young
SPORT NEWS
WBilly Edwards Is
PORTLAND TEAM
MAY COP TITLE
Outlook in Beaver Camp
in San Jose' Is" Far f rohl
i Dull and Sombre
( lif William C. Klhcrrxlgo
NBA Hervlre Writer
BAN JtlBK. fal., Mar. 24 Watch
?;th Portland hearers thla year. If
eiperUnre meana anything, thin
( elule will put up a hard bnttlo for
' tha ll37 pennant of the Pacific
fonat leaguo. -
Tliern la a sprinkling of young
era In the- lineup, but -pre.
Thomaa I.Turher will depend up
, ou hut older players to pull the club
10 the lop. That Is the way things
loo hern In training camp IWorn
the waaon open, Turner refuses
, lo be opllmlatlc. "Mgr. Krnlo John,
3 son la.
i UKo the Heals, though, the Benv.
era- prospects hlngM upon possibil
ities. James "Ioe'' 1'rolhro. star
third sacker. voted Iho let in Ihe
leagua, has been holding out and
may not ploy, i The pitching staff
Ntlll Is an unknown quantity. And'
youlh may have Ira Influence 'If
Chalmer "Hl" f'lssell, the- I13.000
"boy wpnder" shortstop, proves to
be the' rlngtalled wonder he waa
when Turner ,lald down a, fancy
price for Mm to ties' Molnec
I'rofho wants t inoi a month anl
iiwnirr a lbrvlie 'rrcM -rtrbuak lo
Memplifa. Tenif., and go -into bunf
ness. Hian Haiimgartner, ; aouth
paw Dinger, la the only other hold
out, but has accepted Irannporta-
tlon money.- . ' , , r--.'
The pitching staff haa been-bol-terrd
by addition of Walter Kin
beyHugr portalder formerly wltlii
the .Athletics, und "f'owboy" Kd
Torutln, irpimrrrotb buckafoo from-lewftrk-o(
the International leugu
und Ihe Iretrult Tigers. hot b are.
strong hitters. . .- . ' ;
'isaell ' ' lookJP'' Jliat as good In
camp as did Hal Fthyne In his first
year of play. In one practice game
be rupned out three hits In four
times ul hat. .
Kluier Smith, lending horn rull-n-r
or Ihe league, and ' Hill Bag
ley, who led the league with .112,
top the list of hatters. "'
The Beavers may. not tfop the
Ii' i. n. in i. hut they'll not' be In tha
cellar- not. by a n-flver's darnsite.
Winner of Match
rORTT.ANO. Ore., Mar. 54 (AP)
Billy ' Kdwards, Kannaa fity
light heavyweight Wrestler, took
two out' f three Midi lam night.
Pergandos.v who ' s(iltliuted for
Tom Alley, took Ihe bout on less;
than an hour's notice. ' Kdwards
won 'the flrat and third fulls while j
t'ergandaa got the-aecond. I
i'-Alley' was unable to appear be.
catirto of An Infected left knee rap. '
1 .
tr wee Hnnnitrie . rlere Kauf
man. Columbus, Ohio and Kdwards
wotil'J.met In, the. public auditor
ium here 'neat'Monday. night. j
Featherweights
Fight Slow Tilt
w 8AI,K.t. Ore..-.Mar.-4 (AP)
A1 Mackle Portland, clalniant of
the featherweight championah'ip of
the Pacific coast, wr5n a slow 10
rotmd decbrlon over- Art Hum
phreys, Kverett, Wash., here last
nlghf. Mackle took practically
every round. ,
Tire pVii.rrrjsT
-M -'
fiT. UiriS Politest folks seek
ing puhllcpAtrohago : are barbers
and other beaull fieri. I'ndertakrrs
coma next. So a surrey by the na
tional araociaiion or rrlull rloihler
has determined;
QUARTET OF BEAVER STARS
n-,, riKiu: r i.ricr,
lrim a tin .vciuicii: bcim-, .i.iim.
Kill, a qiuu-tnt of Purllailil haw
ball plArrrs,
AlffiTTlAJ.lA SfXrl Oil
MLXBOtTRNK, Austral!
frallana are now making Rcotch
whiskey. The rrlstlllera' company
of Edinburgh decided to erect a
, plant hern when connig nmenta of.
Vloiorlan barloy war tented In
Heotcb stills to tha aatlafuctlon or
eiphrta.
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F-'T.-'lJ. . t X W . ,fii
rv HfAK'
HI
p
Eugene Will Not
Go to Chicago
KVC.KKE, Ore., Mar. ii (AP)
Lark of sufflr!i nt fugds lo fluaiirn
thu trip has cauaed cancellation of
Hie enlranro of the Kugcno high
school basketball team Into the noA
tlonal tournament In Chicago. Tbe
Uugi-nn playera. champions ot Oro
goo high achool circles, had plan- .
-the password to
pipe-pli
easure
Y
GIVE the sign to the man behind the
counter and he will hand you a tin of the
grandest tobacco that ever snuggled in
the bowl of a pipe. Threw back the lid
and revel in that tantalizing aroma of real
tobacco. Load up and b'ght up. There
you have it!
' That is. Prince Albert Gentlemen
' smoked by more men than any other
pipe-brand. This overwhelming prefer
ence didn't "just happen." It exists for
the single reason that P. A. brings more
deep-down, solid satisfaction out of a pipe
than any diet you could put it on.
The very first pull will tell you that
Prince Albert is unlike any other tobacco.
Notice how cool it smokes, no matter
how wide you open the throttle. Notice,
too, that it doesn't bite the tongue or
parch the throat, no matter how often
you fill-up and pull-in.
Vou may think you are all set on a
smoke-program. Fair enough. But don't
let that interfere with your getting a first
hand knowledge of what P. A. offers in
real pipe-pleasure. , Where there's so
much P. A. smoke, there must be the fire
of truth. Try it and see!
K A, U tali evfrvwhtr tn tljy rtd
linit pound tnj h.tf.ouni (in hutni
W.ri, mj pwnd cryiul-gUst humUott
eirn ipongr-moiilener top. An4 tlmiyg
with rttty bit of bit oni pnth rf.
ft, lAe frinct Albttt froftti.
PRJMEE ALBERT
the national joy smoke!
C Hlf, J fTr!4Tcbam
CVaipaiy, Wrastoa-talrn, X. C.
ned to leavtf thla morning.