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i Page Two LA GKANDE JjVKNlNO OBSEKVEK Tuesday, October 18, 1927. I is j .... '.'fS t I I I r s. ii I' s 1 A Big Array of Hosiery Values COVE TEAM Will PlAY TIGER CUBS Check your hosiery wardrobe and the next time you buy be sure to see this wide array of fine silk hose. All are guaranteed and the choice, of col . ors and smart style will please you. -You' can save money'nn these lines. A New All-Silk Hose - 95c Here is a new silk hose at a price made possible by a special purchase. It has an all-silk top, is expertly styled and will give good service. All colors just received. . 95c a pair Buster Brown Rayon Silk This is a nationally known hose of rayon silk, also ,the Mai 'ion Maid Rayon. All sizes .and all colors an excellent value at 59c pair School Girl Chevron Hose s A fine hose for the school miss rayon silk in many shades.,' This hode will give service and is priced very low at 39c pair La Grande High School Second 11 to Open Sea son Friday Afternoon Armiitfi'mentH worn . romplHi'i lodny for a football yam here lYI iluy ufli'mooii ut 3:lfj o'clock in Ihn hiKh whool flr-lil hptwfri (hp l.ii (Ininiln hlffh Heronil tnum an. I !'ovi IiikIi'h fhiypn. : Tim Cuvo IMiin, Mriylnif I In firm yi-ur, Ih couohtMl by Grant Oonli'y. j who Hinrmil wlili Whitman iml , vtTHlly iliirinK lilfi rolli'Kn ilayn. j 'rii( Itluc umi (jolii Iiuh iiluypi two J ronti slH tltiH yi-ur, lOHintf hy vow iwori-, ulld I'SpcflH to KiYti t lie lo ; cul weoml tu tti u hurd Itultio. ' rl'h Ih will )ih ihi' flritl upp arautv of tin '('lKr Ht'coiiil trmn, uIIIioiikIi otlwr kuiiipm will probably hp ur ruiiK'l for IIiIh Ipani luhr in (Iip HiMlHCJl). .liniiny ItOKtaihitiitn will rpfpr-'1 tin Kumr, unit u HtiHili churfffi will bp :nuip to thorn1 not havlnir Mtit lnt body or ImiaIiiphh nipn'H tlplipl. , Blue Crane , Chiffon Hose There are three grades "in this fine moderately priced chiffon. The dollar and one fifty hose have, pointed heel. '1 ; Unexcelled in wear value the practical silk chiffon for every day demands ; . I i $1 $1.19 $1.50 The Famous Hummingbird Nowhere can you find a good silk hose in s e r v i c e weights that is better looking or longer wearing than the famous Hummingbird at this price of ' ' $1.50 .. 'Also; a fine Hummingbird ' chiffon at V 1 OT Fine Wayne Knit Hose $2 , . .;', The Wayne Knit is widely known for beautiful quality 4n:l unusual weaiT A Iflvely all-silk hose in every new shade, it'is the practical .purchase for thewoman who appreciates fine silk and ' -J.",',, ... ,. . ... $2.00 Dependable Quality HILL'S Dependable .Values Professional Directory , This Uractorr to eaptelalnr bandy (or tbe oenroomnr or tnr th osl-ol-lown reader wbo may went the name end aiidresa of aome profeMlunal man. It haa been careiullr prepared and will prove U be a ready a!4 to anj reader la obialnlng prompt proremlonal inrnoa. . Classified For Quick Reference NORTH POWDER - PERSONALS Union Victory Over Powder Is v Second Shutout I'NION, Orn.. Ort. 18 (Hpprial) I 'nion IiIkIi football clfvou playr-il a Hpooinl HhulouL tsuiMf (uh! Satur- diiy iifhritooii Wlicij ll (Iffuted th Nottli 'oV(lr li'uni on Ihn luttcr'n Krourul tv u neon of 30 lo I). With V. Pun-iil, Tuylor, unil J. Cox out of tint HiitMip Tor ihe Jay owIiik to work ami iIIiiomj, I'nlon Weill Inlo flu KUino. )iunIlrupp4il iind ('spiTtlng- a vi'ry cIoh) fraim', hut tlif HinalliT an vhh pxpet-t- ciwi'ii pliiyi-i-H HliowciJ up ftplmni))!- y. Cnion niodn yarluR"p almost ut will ,ly-ind run und lino , litirltM, w hlifi I'owfJpr HMpurril iiiohL rif liir uilvancfH hy pa hhhh, usIdk boll) tlio Iohk and &)iort forward uihh Utul III latiTitl putm. ; - WllltliiMm Slat's WllkliiHon wuM t ho Hiirpri.sti on. tt)H I'nlon toain. I.iihI year lift 'hud pluyid iid hut IIiIh Hen son h.n wan placed In t ho hack flpld und al thmiKh )ip pluypd only jahout half of tho Kiimfi. hr inodft more yard oki than any other pluypr In the Ktut))'; niakiHK repealed long end runs for from fivp to 15 yard.4 each timt Lowell I Till rhVnson alKO went round the Powder pnd for Kood Kains. The ouly tlnip Union was in any daiirfer of teiiiK scored UKulust wok In tin l;Ht. niurter when Powdpr pulled Heveral passcH, part -of wh It'll were. BUceHHf ill, llPttlnff I lift latter much yurdaKO Willie It liiHlod. Probably Oip most pectarular play of tho game took place In I tin lata tpiarter. Pnlon hud Hcor pd oucvi in each fitiafter, undwhh only it few uilniitPH to play und Powder handling the boll It looked like the scoring wan ended, when 'JaiueH Miller Interreptt-d a long1 pu.sn' to the. left wid. and after dodging a. couple of men. meed 30 yanlM to a touchdown with tnoHt, of the Powtlerites chasing him. , Ah in the guine wit h Joseph, I'nlon HPcniPd unahle to convert and did not add any additional points to their acore. 1 j Itulpli MorKan, of Iinhler, ref creed. Moth teatn.s played a good, sportsmanlike game. Several aipo loads of. t'nion fans accompanied tho jenm on the trip. i Pcntlsta PhyBicians & Sargeona DR GVO. t. BOrrMAlt Dentlit .T.f U Dru Co- TBlepbone ' I, KB B, IIOUVT, H. U. 1 Mtp LWWA WILKIN, M. U. Ma Prctlco llmltod to diaeatta of tti w.K2:ei K,r nd Throat - Architect NSZittv . AVliV U B. WLI.ri, ArekltMl . Room 7 t Oruifl NfttlohAl Bunk Uiilldlnt O. K1HBT, M. i. Psenss-iMWMatMNM Phyalclan and isurgiMjn i "ftnttier Tolpnhom Osteopathic Physicians ""'" M.man Oen.ral practice and ta. "orr ,TSnJr br "c ' and Sureon SYSTEM - for fall.,, rch. lluHdir., T"uVl' Sommer Telephone Building Main lot w. P. na oonr, u. o. Sursun UCEN8RD Maternity hom hJIui?,.' Trained cars. Price rnn. " able. Mra. B. W. llart. )im V. -' ' f-so-iin o. i. Muonn, m. d. J'hyilclan end Bureon 1 lT,"1,, Telrnhom WATERMAN 1'IANO SCHOOL . . Papular annua linmedlutrly BeRlnnura or advanced Grace Barnea, Inatructor, Urn r. 71 Here'l T'ora airaln! Hhr'a mi iluinb aha thlnka I he atixur n atrlc .lion Mil Hint Ihn Cut. an n-itntr iaapd the othi-r day liaa aonif 'lilnf lo do with the l.utt.'r uml '"KK IIlPll. Oonareaa In (Cttlnn reaily to ron- vn and probably the tlrat thing; tneyil do In uttark Coolldg.'a for. Ign pollry. We hardly tan wall Jo find out what It la. Astrologer Rl. rilBDRRICK BALMI 101 N. ATrV La Or and, Or a. lUA4toc by Utll 0pcla)tf NOItTir POWItKIt, (SpechH) W. A.. HudleHon wan paliilnlly in jured while picking apples on the Frank Jlutchlnaon ranch on t'lov er t'reek. Air. lludleson ws up in u tree and tho limb he wuh stnnd ing on iiroke and as he fi ll his struck the ladder with his hack. Por a tluti it wuh though li Ih buck wuh broken, hut an x-ray picture tuke'ti In Haker showed it to be only u very Jiad sprain. Mr. and Mrs. William favender. of Teho, Wash., are visiting wtlh hln mother, Mra. ('avendr anl their dn-Mkiiier. Mrs. Wlndom 'a r nes. Puneral services were held at the. MethotliHt church ut,1l o'clock Monday morning for M i s. I tan Pearson. Mrs. Pearson was laid to rest In Urn North Powder cphi. etery. ' ' . .Mr. anil Mrs, William roughnan havn ret iirned from Payette, Ida., iiftt-r a wefk'd vacation. Mr. ( 'oughnan reHrts I hat he litis haxtced his limit of deer, Mrs. Martin Yeter, who wns in juri'd In Siitiirday night's wreck. Is reportfd to bi recovering nlci-ly. lima lltitchlnsiin, of I'nlon. Is viHitlng Jian l'"orstriiu this wek. Al ltninum Im receiving congrat ulations on his little graudaugh- ter. Oregon, W. S. C. . Freshmen Play In Pendleton PKNIM.KTON', Oct. IS The big gest football guruH of the PJ2X season for Kastern Oregon will be that between the Pniverslly of ( tregon freshmen ami the fresh I men ideven of Wushington Stale j college, (he game to ho played Krl- I day Oct. 21 on. Ihn i'.Ouii.i-J'r' grounds here. , The two Institution hoast thft best freshman grid teams they have had in years. - Recently the Cougar ycarlingK defeated the "ol legf of Kpokane 70.0. The Oregon j youngsters have been holding their own to scrlmnuigcH with the Ore gon .varsity. j This year the Webfoot freshmen can put a team 1 11 which averages close to the lao-pound murk while I he 'f'utigar yetirltngs will .scale right up to tliut mark uhio. , Thi freshiuon. elevens of "these two schools am dupllcuts ot the varsities, both playing the. sume brand of football. Couch Mine- hart of the Oregon bubes has a S3 A WEEK GIVES! YOU A RADIO Join Carr's Christmas Radio Club No oilier RU't is so fully appreciated by all the family as a Radio. Our Christmas Radio Club plan offers an unusually favor able payment plan, whereby you only pay 1 $5.00 cash and the balance in weekly pay ments as low as $3.00. Any Atwater Kent Radio that you select will be reserved and then completely installed in your home m or about December 15th. Make this a real Radio Christmas, for you and your family are missing precious hours by not owning one. 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A. l iiirnnnnuR, ji. 11. noomi H-17 Tclepbon. Momm.r llulldln M.lnlli A- wondehlick, m. o. I hyitclMD and StirKon ll. S;"r U U Uru "" ' U.lnlll it Ci-no 1'nniii'y k'h i ti I Hi, muvli'H w ran HiiKhr-t a I it l. tiir hiH flrsl plrturi "I'ay, Itrolhrr. I'liy." rri.4 i..i... v..'.. ina i Diiu) i nu vc Longed lor Min. Ibirdiit Aihlse? Women nn 1i)iit-ihcMMl Hml CointHiilnnsilp Nirholnn Mke bronKht th i:nir. Ilfth spiirraw to Amnrtea hi UMi to rid the tr.-H of the devastating ralerpHlHi-n whlrh were very num. erous ut that tlm.-. Hecniifie of the demand for thlr hlden fvw allliruiora itve a natural lifetime. Then itr only nU tiuhiin in,. rnrle In Hritl.Hh Oolnmhia. "l-or several years I was denieil the blrxsniK f if mnt herhititd." wrlti'i Mrs. .Margaret Itnrliiil of KanHiis Ciir. "I wiifl terribly nervmiH and Milbject tn petiDdrt of terrible snf feilntratid melnncholia. Now 1 am the pruiii! im tt her of a beautiful lit tle daughter mid a true eitmpit nltn and invplralUtii tu my lnband. J believe hundreds of nther wotm n ould like to know the we ret of my haitplnefw, und I will gladly re veal It to uny married wttm.in who Milt wrlit- me." Mrs. Uu Hon offer n her ndvlre entirely without rhar., She ban nothing to ell. I.et(eii should ttd addreHwed 1o Mnt. Mtu pnret Burton. J66 Miwichnttx. KanrM Chy, Mo. C'orrepoudeneit, will be Mrletly conflrtfntlftl. Adv. I Kansas Entry V9 - fJ ffaa Here's Ja. k itlllv. Vi.l,lt- runner, ho li tralnlnc for C. b. LvoBa, w III K II UK I J . Hilly holds all lone dlttarut Intfi for hit itfttt. rrow of 00 or more to Heleel his sturltnK Uneup from while Couch Kchuldeman has 60 candidates for hla yearling' Btrhig. Captain MoKwan, famous ull Amerlcan Neleetlon atul former Coach of the Army football ti-um, la watch lntf the. OreKon youns'-hU-rn Ith a ci lilcul eye and him hopes of futuro varsity material In th.i year's siuad. Coach Holl InKherry of WashiiiKlon state Is the former coach at the Olympic club in Sau I-'runclsco und has the sculps of California, and Stanford to hbi credit. 8eveiul former Kastern Oregon hJrh ncbool stars will be seen Fri day In the pome, ngutiist thn Cou ira.r freshmen. (. 1ISH TA K V. HAJTi:i 8 to 7:1 S. concert orchestra." Kr:X Portland (l'HIt.!tm-1 250! Uc) 6;3t, news, markets: 7 to 8, trio: K to y, studio program. KOA Ih nver Ct J.'i !lm-HL'Ml;r) 6 (children's program: 7, orchestra; 7:15, achool of music, program. RKPlMNO, CaU Oct. 18 (AD lieettime of lack of fish, the fall take of salmon In the Mjrflcul river I'nlted States fishery at HulrU bua hecii abandoned this year for thn first time in quarter of a century. The stream was so muddy from tfUdut flow all winter und last summer that it wan Impossible fur the fish to live. VThul wusn't no ludy." the Jlrit ish bobby ntlKht have said of the youni, lady who told him tn dash for Hades the other day. "that was a ron ut ess." Mexico is setting ready for an other presidential! eleribm. , Th y held S little target practice down (here the other day. Sotoncft ha shown thn brain of j wotn&u to be equal to mail's. The men p rot bly win be wllllnjr lo accept that. If the ladles are. I VI!!Ni;slAY'S lMtfKiltAAlS Tho National HroadcastiiiB com- j pany for Wednesday night from 3 j to 111 will bo "Cabellfro's Way" by O. Henry (KOO, KI1Q. K KOMO, K KOA, KtSW, KI'O). KtlO Oakland CtS4.4m.7S0Uc) ,6 to t:S0. concert: C::ift to T:flo. farm program; 8 to V, vaudeville; in to II. orchestra. KKI Im Angebs (4iI8.5m-(J40-kc) 6:0. harmony: 7:, detetiivi; series; S, string quartet; in, tenor, KOW Portland (4fl 1 in-G l nkc) II to 7 tlinner concert: 7, concert: 7:30. poultry talk; 7:4f, Catho lic lecture; S to !, orrhesira, solo ists. K KOA Seattle 44 7.rm.GTikc) 7:30, poultry talk; S to !t. roncert trio. KTO San Francisco (422.3m Tioke) 6:Jo, organ recital; 7, ath letic review; 8 to 9, program; 10 to 11. dance orchestra. KJIt Seattle (:t4S.Cm-RC0kc) B:3a, junior hour; 7 to 7:45. stu dio program; 7:4 r, book review; s:in. studio program; 8:30, "Knight-ln-Gales" girl quartet; 3 lo 10. concert orchestra; 10 lo 12, dance orchestra. KIMtO Sun Ki-nnrift-o (454. 3m-' C6ukc) R:3(. progmuv 8. to 9, con cert; 9 to 10. Julian Kdwards pro gram; 10 to !i. danre music. KOMO Seattle 3env9Sfcr 7 to 9 mustcul program; lo to 10:3", m nsira I p roarrn m ; 1 0 : 3 news; 10:45 to 12:30, musical pro gram. . j KHQ Rpokan (3 70 Zm-SlOSc) I You can always till when it's I time to pull nut the oh) overeo.it and see If it'll pass another win ter. I hut c when thn arguments slart as to whither this Is autumn, fall or Indian summer. ' Judging from the great ceh bul lion held far Von llimb-nhutg on his eightieth birthday, t hey x, em (o like his "line" over then-. Slaitfiig TOMOHHOW Hml I. a Hik'iiiht -.-In- -. Tiir. i-ii;iiTixi i:AJl.r."J COLONIAL i COAST-WIDE ORGANIZATION 'PHE Chas. J. Dean non-surg- X leal treatment for Piles and nlhcr Rectal and Colon disuses Is so widely rcconinK.idcd by thoutand. of former IMtl.nU trt rcgucu for treatment have earned tbe eatoktMtit ot oAces and buhrr traloed cdalttta to San Frandaco and Lot Ancle. In addition to thoae long ualnulned In Fort Und and Seattle. Our PRCS ICtHa Boob contains Danes and letters ot hundred, of patient., aleo uiiormauoo on Kectal nd colon dliea.ei and the "T.riy. oi pur I . OR PEE REFUNDED U4 door i r. 0AII.M.D.,lnc mA CtlAilX j MLANllpf) 1 agmmuni 'hi ftOVGH Ml