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Thursday, January 1!), J'J'iS. Page Two LA GRANDE KVENING OBSERVER ;BIIlHai!BbsaXSlIiaHBI!aia811ia2iQIBIlIHBIUKlBIIIIIIHHHg l Last Days . of our I VALUES IN FURNITURE i Ed '- : ,-p- -rr-T 1 QjUs grid uJtJJf Friday and Saturday are the last days of this big sale event. Two days of opportunity it is your chance to' buy at a Savin! . Coats at Half Price With or without fur trimmings. Su- perior quality, beautiful fabrics,' . T-- . l ' ureases ai ' m $8.95 Frocks of distinguished ljeauty, chic and up to the latest in style.- Somo worth three times this price, ' House Dresses at 59c, $1.00 1 ana ,i.y Hats at $1.00 The3e ve re priced to $5.00 at the bu . fjinning, of the season. Outing Flannel 19c In light und dark colors. "NoW. is the time- to lay in a supply of Rlankets, Towels, Hosiery, and many other items aCa saving worth while. Id 5 iSS IB in Special Values in High Grade LIVING ROOM SUITES lis ROOMY DAVENPORT and WING CHAIR to MATCH jW This Living: Room Suite of of high-grade manufacture and covered with jgj three-tone jacciiiard yelour. The large high back wing chair - ' ig is unusually comfortable. A regular $115.00 value. Now com- !m plete v ,.; lltl A NEW MOHAIR SUITE AT, A NEW LOW PRICE j. The latest trend in modern furniture design is expressed in this charm ing ing suite. The cushions are reversible and covered with duality . E9 damask in shades of black, blue and gold. Priced now w ith com- 1 Ak j panion arm chair at only ItclI g TWO PIECE MOHAIR SUITE AT A GREAT SAVING 06 The best of workmanshio and material is embodied in this ex- ! jjj ouistte suite. The mohair covering is in shades of taupe and rose, jn Reversible damask cushions. A reg. $187.50 value now reduced to ,1 HIGH GRADE SUITE PRICED REMARKABLY OW iull wen construction throughout insures years oi satisfactory i i. B Axminsiers a Seamless, size 9x12. g Your choice of latest 5 patterns. COO OC U Yerv special VLJ.OO n mm 149 Nl. Simmons Beds g Full size, finished in B Ivory. Twc inch posts g seciaV W5 g Two-inch round posts W with one-inch fillers. Jj Finish in ivory P7 QC g very special P '' "Graceline" Simmons gj design. Finish in for- tM estwood walnut. Re- H rlnsal nnw TA Or" W to : a tapestry cushions. Priced regular at $197.50, now only.-. wear. Covered all over with taupe and blue mohair. Reversible : 159 Credit The Key To S Better Homes. Use Carr's Low Payment Plan. Dependable Quality ILL S Dependable ' Values ! EM I CARR a FURNITURE CO;, Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers ' ' M H ' m inc. : m B Lloyd Hahn Is Tuning Up For Races With Europe's Best Men SPORT NEWS GENE'S OPPONENT 3 IS YET UNDECIDED s in i.vi. si. Ill batllc nl IIh- Cjr. The whm.'r prolnlhly ""m'B..-3rt-'w an"wio French Tennis Champion Comes i Seeking Title I'AltlH (AI') France, not eon- TO I'LAV COHVAl.MS I.loyd I la hn'n tiumlriK !''-1. This Htufdy Ni'shraska, middle d.Htanrr star who runs under the coloift of the Hoston A. A. Ls Mtart- . . tng in on the indoor boards whno KrOKNK. Ore., Jan. 1 1 AD hl' 1,,ftv rr lasI l,rlHr with two I'lilv.-PMilv illh'w'hool. vhlrh Ia worhl r.MM.rdH and u vi.-toiy over llio KWi'Ui.sn si-nsauon Wide, tn liiH credit. will K' t a (dijiiiiilnM)ni bout wlti t' lil with gnltitnK Hie I Mivtn I'lip i ii in y MaiHtt'H, KDIJ.I.V lli;lS SOITII Rickard and Champion Head South for Four i Week Visit in Florida N KV VOUK, Jiiti. lit (AI')--Ttx Hiekuri) wan on liis way nnutli .','todny to plrk u "loKlt'til" opponent for Oenn Tuniii'V. Th promoter left Niiv Yink "!:iiiHt nUrht for Miami, l-'la., when- he ptun tt ttpetlfl Tour Weeks wltli heavy wcIkIU chiMiiplon, at y,tl 'anil tfonfereiue. . ', On Peh. 1, Itieluird will post j , 100,000 to hind an oplinn on Tun- j nvy'n Bervleen 1'nr Ifl'H and around ! !h" ttume duto lu I li In Um he will i Ituve decided w Jm, nnionn t hn , jn-'-Hrnt drop uf route tuh th, u til Kt thf next opportunity In Utiork j tltu nown from the hhr nunitie"i hial. ; ItieUiird cauk-li! Ms tr .,in ).t-,t nlKht ufter a Ionic mid renin, us eonrt'ri-uro with Hie niniiam m o' 1 J .Inek 1 Vlanry and Tom I leen y ' uhom ho liopi tl t( mate)) ii m ir. j round rllmlnation hout at M;idisn Hiuarn (Innli-n Mareh I. Ii-lnueyi wui wtltlnff hut Charlrv ll.vrvev, mnniiifpr of th New Xentun.t. ,-, i tulmtlted he wusn't no keen oImhi1 hlmrkry x. ItMii'.' j Kffortn urn to he made to mad h ' Jnek Hlmrkey, ho loftt hem j fin-silKe In )ilrt draw hattle u M h lloemy last week, ngulhKt Jolinay ' 1 UlMkn, of Cleveland. ,''" latter ;iiaken a upeeiulty of 'taUlntf the 1 loKle out of "liiKleal" (MHltelid' in. This mutch. If U K'" throuKh wld he a 16-roimd alfntr at the Cl.ir tin Mareb 12. Taoltuo l"xculun, Hlcknnl dis rloited, no longer in helnic eonlder M In tan plmiN ror dev. doping an oiitntftiidlnK ehalh nicer for th t hf-awwidtcht title. Next month laollno mcetH OeorK" Oodfiry, Kiant neirro ut I .on Anmlen. AlthouKh he ftpent i.) out of thn day with the heavyweltrhtfl, Klrk ard found time to c1oa a niatrh , be tit eon Bid Trrii, of New York and Jimmy UcL&ruiu, of Los Ad MUhKOIlh, lire., -bin. l!l. (AI1) - d.leuleninit (iiikh-y (J. Kelly. nitny avlahii laadftl h liinllillik en mute to Wiihh , after an aerial lour of the cmmI prim ip, illy Ohio. IU )mped nil' at 1 i: IJ uu (lie final Jaji of his Jnuiney. Has New Job r 4 r hi lawn tenuiN, i,s alter new laui-i With the laelu t. allliiT January IS, on Hie An.nl lania, lp rr MteheliaMh r, pi ore?. Nional court tennis ehamplon of l-'runee, will eek the world's oimn championship now held by .Jnek i tlili , Sotilar, pioieHHlonul al the I'hikv-j iirniivcr, delphla KaequeL elub,- i The nialeh in set for I'Yhruary . ITU, L'2 uml ST. al Soutar's eluh In I'hlladetphla ami will he the Tirst meetinK between an American ami ; a frenchman for a title in any of' t h court Kimen slnee Itetie I. a- ' eoMto downe.l Tildeii for the I'nti- j i d StaleH lawn tenijis champion- , hlllp hint September. Court tennis, which ifi Reven ' ceuMirlen old and (he I. asks of mod- i ern Ian n tenuis, is havlujr a mod- I crate revival line, but Is much Jes.- j ptaycil than in Kaland or AmerU j va. j Ktchehaster. who i.s the profeN- ; k ion a I at a TanM cluli, hopeH to t nUtnulnte interest In the . Kume ( ;moTiK his countrymen by hiitinhiK hue I; the w ot-hl crown. I Walt Milter Pins j Prof. T. Hi garni seen by Home observers as, a con- tender Jor the hiKh school dlstrlet rhumpionHhip this year will pluy lis hardest tonne oC-lhe seusot) Sat urday nlKht aKtiltiHt Corvallis. The mii me with C'orvallls hiKh will be a premllmlnury in thn ( PvKon-Idaho varsity Kutiif In Mo Arthur court. f'orvalltN ranks httth in the dlstriet limelight and the eontent In exiiecled to ho fast ulld' furious while il lasis. t r Ity l (i. Vrtshtii-Kh ( )it.H home town of VitWn City. Xeh.. ('e:itur. Service Sports KUUnr) and may end ut the finish line of M;v imiK (AT) Ainerica'tt t)a 8fft or I cftorts tn retain the track and both -at Amsterdam. Holland field HUpremney of the world in i the Olympic's next sHininer dcsplt,! j TraliMl Cait'iilly the Nurmls, Wides ami I'.dtzers of After his spfcincular perform- Kurope have betrnn to the tune of-inners t)( last winter. Hahn rotired to hiK NehraKka home to await the ooininK of the present indoor sea son. There ho contended himself with keeping in condition. With the coming- of cold weather he t urncd east and al tor tuning up for a few weeks in ,!ionton an- IMvln nouneed himself rendy for a fairly In his first start at New York recently. Halm sped a Uulf-mile in l:r3 4-5, nilssinK a world record only because the t rack was not marked off in accordance wit h tie rules. .', IliH participation in lite annual Norles of Indoor athletic carnivals' in the cast this winter is part of a wi ll-laid campaign which hoirun tn OUT OUR WAY 2 V OumPCO A&iki ? vamw iciV,vui-t BeeM CM "TKE.T HOSS A SHOULD UMDttoTAWC OA-T HAni MuFFlM,6o7! V-6E- HAO Dt.SC.we.fi' .AVi-lE.R PANrsOM MO DAM A HOWOERO riMEA AM AH DOAM UMOERSrAM VNHV OEV HAlN MO LEATHER VAJKAR HIT . AM MEEOE.O Pt mus his career, winning" four" 'first, places. Hahn, on the other hand, has come a lonj, way since then, mak ing his trreatest achievements in doors. In lilfi he surpassed Nnr ihi's inrloor reeoi tl for a. Hiuile in a ' race in Kl-w York, set il worbl'w' ' On meter event orjItrori of H :r..r. 4 -5 for 1,500 meters indoors at Washinjfion; and clip ped 2-5 of a second off Nurmi's mark for the three-quarter mil'. run. Last winter lie set new wfarid's records for the l.tiOO yards and I.ipmi meters events and de feated Wide by four yards In n mile rare in which lie came with in a fifth of a second of th.i worlds record. I test on Hoards If the Olympic events were rim on boards, Hahn probably could make any 0 the Kuropeans slop including I'elter at his: own fa vorite distance of a half-nine and Ntirmt at 1,'JH) meters. Hhoilbt Hahn come up to expec tations outdoors, there is a strong possibility he miht be Kiveft double duty in tiie SflO and 1..KI0 nietc;r events with the probablo tak of beating l'eltzer in the one and N imnt in the otlfer. These events have been a favorlt-i T TX7"11 'louiuc-up in wiymptc history. Mel 13y Wlllia.ma Shrpiard. now i njraKed in efforts to produce American instance run J nets who cap heal the Finns, .achieved Victories in both In 1&0S. Salem Feather Holds Ilellman To No Decision active Indoor seaHOn If IlahnCan beat off the younff- r Kf'neratlon of American chal leiiKrs und rofraitt liis Olympic, berth, he hopes to do considerably better tn the games at. Amsterdam than he did at I'arls tn HC-l. In t lie 1,500 meter event there which Nurmi won Hn hn could finish no better than sixth. Nurmi then was at thn top of SAJ.KM", Ore.. Jan. 1 'J (AP) ; Chuck HellmniS'H invasion of the . feat herweitfht division received, a ; temporary halt here Wednesday night when l'hil Hayes, of Siilem, fought 'him to a. lo-round draw. Heiintan could not make his cus tomary body attack function, against Hayes' weaving tactic, Ilellman was hampered for nine rounds by a deep out over his left eye. Failing,, in his infighting thn Port land Finn st pped out to slug with Mayes in the seventh round only to receive a barrage of hfts to the face and a heavy right to the stomach that left him stag gering at the end of the round. t Ilellman will fight Dixie 1 .a hood, in Hutte, Mont., Jan. :tl. I'OKTI-ANn. Ore., J.ut. Hi (AT) Walter M HP r, e-middle weight w i est I in tf champtiut w on two out of three fn-tl from 1'ruf. T. Hlg uml, .Ianties- Jiu jltsu ep.ut, here hi hi nlKht In a mutch filie.i with ueflon ami KtirpilHe-, MUbr took Hie first tall tn 17 minuleH 30 nee. ends with a combination head hota and urm bitr. Hlgami ven d itiatters by taking the vcrond fall' tn 1 minutcN 1 1 KeeundH .with ii hendliM'k a Hack. It wua ev i al intnutcti Pefort HiKumt could leave the iintf after t he numeron. craxheK he took to the floor in the 1 final full. I OS n.NTtl VI.UillT PAKHIH IShANH, N. '.. Jan. n. AIM Aunt 111 K. HemMtt, lrtrolt ndvertinitig man and Leonard S. fin nll.il i,.k. ff -..m l..Lr. lorm. f -VanOiTliMt lnrAnl for y,. ..- ,,,.., w nimt'l roolluill I'o.uli at l.outfl un.i Sinle Viilvi'iHliy. Cohvn. a (lie past Itre ycnri lint "iitint la W.llncc Wade nt AUbsnn. EUtCWlL.MUif Pouahuc. ic:ltntl. (orv.il down by (ok on ttivlr pruj it(d nnU'Stop Vtroit'Havanft V R MOW. . BEV-kjO "THE. FROMT". 01iM.Ti SCHOOL WINS , MI'MiFQItD, ore., Jan. 111. (Af) The Sout hern Oregon nnrtnal nehool basketball team of Ashland defeated Medi'nrd last nltht 32 to (30 in a hard fought contest that jvns In doubt until the final whidtlo. Colonel Ayre, of Baker, Passes On IIAKHU. Ore.. Jan. 13. William Ayre, widely kmwn in I taker county fur many years as "t'oluncl" : Ayre, died yeHterday morning at ; I bu Spring, Ark., according to :i telegram received here from Mrs. Ayre by a friend of the family, j Colonel Ayre had been lit failing ; health for more than a year and a j half. lie left his home here with I.Mrs. Ayre in June. lUl'ii. for a visit to his old home in Kngland. J n Keeping dough for pastry in mid place over night makeH U I more tender und adds to tho fin j vor. Canada he became seriously 11 but improved ami went on to England. While in Kngland he been me ho 111 that they hired a man attendant to accompany them home. The Ayres left here n year ago for California. After ' a stay of sonic time, they went to Tucson, Ariz., and later to Hot Springs, where they have H.,.n ,.Veral months. a Child's moid Continual dosing upsets children's delicate stomachs. , V'icks is applied externally end therefore cannot disturb the digestion. It'acts in two ways: (D'The body heat releases the ingredients in the form of vapors which are inhaled. (2) At the same time Vicks "diaws cut" the soreness lie a poultice. VVAPORUB OvtA ttMlUJONjMSUSUYCAMCr ASK US FOR A DEMOXSTILVTION IN THE NEW FORD Coupe Perkins Motor Co. Ph. .Main 500
