La Grande evening observer., March 15, 1928, Image 2

fare Two
L. GRANDE EVENING OBSEBVEE
Thursday, March 15, 1928.
Another Special Purchase of Stylish
Silk Frocks tor Spring Wear!
New wlnm
Coats
a m i leu. ,. (in t4fi'itif4iffit'??' iffh
PriceCrUpS M
wmii
Junior Sport Models Ml I3 UJfCA
Z)ress Safe
w w5:
, There are Hfe in thu se fr ar:j" . ceca
aktt. la teatnif prir.ud crjs. ,
eta,- ehiffor, Oimirjrf' with exquisite,!!,
rvc ptiiti, .vrf tapes in srr.-t ywtfcfal
si?. New w!or uufcrper-ficw! Wvijacs:.
ar rrr!i clever 6r prV.
VwH rir amazed at these frocks tkeit
2!rn!i a! VV!x material? .t thtee ape
CI prices. It i ffiet to
how they ea.i pj6iir.4y s
nr-wi for the price. Nr U the
time to rrivH? a sT'riTjg ward
iwe, ceoccntieiy yoa cai
eB afford two or three1
firwses frm th gnttipH.
Come!
Ladies' Dress and
Sport Coats
AH sizes
Spring day urgfe y.u toward the
Inevitable jiprinjf w&rdrt ami no
outfit for the new san is com
plete without a smart coat to f-t-off
the frrck, the new hat, the
prinjf footwear.
These two (rotjjw of ne-- coftU five yo a
chanre to economize without I" ,f .re thin?
in ty!e and urnart quality. Jldorn hav you
w7i such lov-ly coats f'.r junior.! a3 th,... f,,r
$H.7.': Thfy an :-r-rt-y in fahric and in line
unuxual uiun'.
iTh seetifid jf rou p i(ic!iii!- miiny wry Uau-
tiful drea crt mid to il conxidraUy.
hijfrHf. Fine matcci; and lautifuiiy tailored Htun
ninjr color cornWrtations and Uviitrhinjr ity'e variation?
that will-mark thf- w-ar r as dt--d m kepirt with
thfi season.
i ' i ink vsffr?
m
GfASjird
'"Line of Iiauty'
Corst
HILL'S
"Df-rndal.lo Quality n.cir.rLJ!e Va!u(i"
Humminbiid
and Wavne Knit
Silk'lle
Specials From
Our Houseware
Department .
Hoax Brooms
53c , '
'An. ma )pwiil:, thai wsat
'x vrvrt yr wSV t
Vrr - .
Dostkss Mops
59e -
J,-cc i "a- iwsff 7t lu
ty-'
19
3Iedicine Cabinets
S2So
tirr bi. rriT rwinsy
Wash Boilers
S2.40 j
nr.a:a oppr Vtof?i wh
21 ONLY ROOM SIZE RUGS
DRASTIC REDUCTIOXS
QrAvrmr
2 Only
2 "
tf u
a
1 "
1 -
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
4
1
IfOUPT10V
F-3 X 10.
9x12
M x io.
9x12
9x12
9x12
9x12
9x12
RxlO.
13x10.
6 x 9
?J5xlO.
9x12
.6 Seamless Tapestry Rugs..
Seamless Tapestry Rugs..
S Asm inster Rugs
Seamless Axminster Rug ;
Seamless Axminster Rug j
Seamless Axminster Rug (
Seamless Carlton Axminsters
Seamless Carlton Axminsters!
6 Blue Chenille Rug -
.6 Wool Wilton L
iWoorWilton :. 1
6 Karnak Wiltons 2 ;
Seamless Worsted Wilton
! OHffilNAf.
! ' I'RICK
.1 ? 22.50
.'. 25.00
.' 31.56
-! . 49.00
- 57.50
.( 57.50
47.50
490
1 95.00
.,iJW
- 65.00
120.00
150.00
Xrrr SpriJ
S17.95
19.75
26.50
37.50
44.50
49.50
39.50
39.50
55.00
- 69.50
44.00
95.00
98.50
Percolators at
$1.00
I'AVMKNT PUKS
. mall don b parmrnt d
UvtT any rtW-k" thnmi
am lh rsr.
Davenport and
Chair
Jacquard Velour Davenport and Combination Chair
. This is one of the outstanding values of the Spring Season a
really well made living room suite of two pieces, richly uphol
stered in jacquard velour with loose spring cushions. Your choice
of Wing Ghair or Arm Chair to match Davenport. A small down
deposit will deliver this suite to you. '
CARR FURNITURE CO.,
INC.
jMEDFORD, DALLES
i WIN FIRST GAMES
Milton-Freewater Quintet
Defeated in Drab Hoop
Contest, 28 to 17
5Af-KM. Or.. Mar. IS (AP
'V"iforJ arM The Paih-a blirh
'choobi wnf Into the !ai of th
Mrh u-hoot f)ktUll chana
'piortihip n-;ht rtj vjnninirtlie first
two ram- p"a"4- The Par
f'irkm fl-fatl THUrnooh. 31 to
JS. and The ra!l- wow from Me-f-ourhlin
hijfb of M;lton-Kre-
wafer- - .
Th- Makers trae f1-
frtrJ plrty of trxir"e tn the first
ba!f. hoMinc the !-a at half time
l4 to 11. Thjr con 14 not arand
iVerffrtfl't ftrhtirc rae hi the aec
on4 half. thlr defenae cnintHled
and th team from 8otnhm Or.
'mn an th iMHntx. Ai Me-
via waa the hin!nr hrht tn Md
for4'a lineup. Par aM KnowHoo
'were etitstan'tfnc for Tillamook.
I The aeeond rattte ait ft drab
faffair f medtorr baskatbftll
from arhtea Th Ta1?a emerged
tlftor hf a awe of S t It. Tha
srintiliafioff perormanr of Bal-
foar Gifcaon. m bo roUed ayi 15
iwirtu was the only bright w" in
tht tilt. " . s
This mortiinr at 5:3fl o'rlork
Wallowa jrtaye! Maryife'4 al at (
lv:24 o'clock; Aahinrton high of
Portland mrtei t;h the t'Drw-r-
any high of Knr.n.
Attorta. aol Salm Tmake tTnelr
det fcn the f'rft flish at 7 in
o'rlork tonight, with MlfoM and
The Dal playing: lise aecor.il
tame at t:XA.
f O U iV
VICTORY OVER
' C. KAUFFMAX
HoremansWins
Billiard Title
Froin Schaef er
."AX FRANnsm. Mir. 15 (AP)
The U.I balke lin bil
liard champonihip may h- rarrl-d
to Knrop p-rman-n!lr br
ard Horvtnan Tq R-tirlan ntt
ftfd the tit) rrora Jah- Scha-f--r.
her last ni?it by scoring lift
pofms to 1194 tn fr4 rnatngra.
BlllUrd rtrrl-a hare bran! that
It waa Homnana tat-otios to k-vp
th tttie parrnanentty. ev-n Koir.g
aa far aa Wtrirr tf Df cary.
Some crtt ir. haw-Trr. (JTa rr it
wtth thl lrw. and aatd ther hf
He Ramntns ould con ami to
tl Willi Hopp. forrriw tlti
hold'r, a ehallenfe match:
. rOP.TT.AXD. Orr Mar. IS (AP)
Ore Of th hOrtP ail ninKt
!l"tani!ar wr-ffiUnr matches vor
jThy. er-r ri.-t Kauffmart herc
n:sm. it rmjulrrd lKht inln
Tit aaj 4D s-conds of artui'l
Trlrnr. TMrty-secen seconds af.
f-r th m-it shook hands, Kanff.
roan hai Thye poundine the floor,
cotiredini- the fail -Klien Kaiiff.
man rrabhd his Wgs ,and hod
Thye in a mVkert erah holil. Seond
fall went to Thye In three mlnuti-s.
aeconds. when Katiffman. Ket
tlnr -t for another second enib
hold, waa -nt on his back from
the force of Thye's feet operatlni:
,oft his cbin. Thve nilin- An
The final fall came after four min
utes. :a seconds during which
Hudy Warnr. who waa refereelna
took a wild awinr from Kauffnmn
on trre cnio as J whii, he w aa out
British Marvel
Maintains-Lead
In Bunion Derby
By Ktisst-I J. Nciclancl
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
TKACH SI'RI.VOS. Haulapal In
dian lteservation. Ariz.. Mur.
(AI')-fVhen lh rft than liel
foot racers yet In the I.os AnseleS
to New York marathon lined up"
today on the twelfth lap of the
3-CMt-mHe course. Arthur Newton.
44-Vear-old llri(ish endurance
marvel lopped the list by the com
fortable margin of nearly elKh'
hours in elapsed time. For the
397.4 miles covered since the start
.Mar. 4. the sinewy entrant from
fthndosia. Smith ri. t.. . tn.
tal time ef !:!1:00. He came la
iirst yesterday on the 51.7-mile
Ian lw.tu-.wn l rn.h
.prings to add I.v5:ii to his lead
iiyne. Clan-mor".
i-'Ma., secontl tn nl
standlnts. Payne ch.-cked In fourth
k-.uffman crash-o Thye to the 1 today 7' ''a' ,im
with a flrin headlock .-w.,, f ?. r""1 19 '!.
staneo looklnr for the refrree-ir . . runnlnr- nI"1'r
which rare The. i. -k.1 . ' clrrun,sares that so far have ran
i?t om""m under . t ,1 e3mw in " conditions. '
bitter pro,-. Str.,r,ird ,h" r?" "l!,y t0 P"'m,n
Thve . " "w"s r' nr,l and hrlnrinr .
S 1 t lt P4rui . : . -
j ..m.a ii.iu iiturr country. j