La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1928, Image 2

Friday, March 30, 1928.
Pape Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Especially Stylish
For Spring
Black
Satin
Coats
$14.75 to $35.00
you would be especially
well dressed on E aster
morning, you will appear
in one of these new spring
coats of black satin one of
the popular models of the
season.
Some have fur trim oth
ers are more strictly tail
ored, silk lined, smartly
cut, moderately priced.
Dependable
: Quality
HILL'S
Dependable
Values
Just In! More New Hats and Frocks for Easter
ONLY TWO HORSES
FINISH IN RACE
White Sox to Boast Fleet Outfield
;Tiperaiy Tim Is Winner;
American-Bred Horse,
! Billy Barton, Second
AIVTRKK. Knr. Mar. 3 (AP)
Only two hora-a, om of them j
Anit-rlran hred, of the 4 mnnr
in the hiMbrir Kragd national, fin
ished today In one of the moxt -n-
national runnings of thia elajwle
evnt inre it Inauguration In f
Jfc3. I
Tipperary Tim. ovn4 by H. R
Kenyon and ridden by J. Dull on.
an amairur. proved to harn the
stamina and lurk to win. He wa a
1 to I ahot.
The ft-reat American favorite,
Billy ftarton. owned hy Howard
Bruce, of Baltimore mad a rrand j
rw wi it uui hwh uia rnanri 10
bwomi- t he firt American bred
horn to win the historic chane hjr
an unlucky fall at the rer lost
fence. He waa remounted, however.
by hi Irish jockey Culllnan and " -
finished the roiirae, capturing ec- way to vlrtory the rest of the way.
ond place. j rhyirtcally fc-kyra will have a
The ret of the field. Jorkeya and decided advantage aa he, U tall
hore. were littered aM rr the er. . heavier and hiKjrer In every
eru' lllnr ground. . ' - ( way .than the Pacific 'coaM atuuKer.
Billy Burton was I 33 to 1 rhot. I f ,
The difftanre waa four miles, &S
yard. , ;,
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SPECIAL
Universal:
Electric Iron
Th Chlrsica White Sot expect to hart one of the fastest outfields !n the major leaitues this season
In Cart Reynold!. Alex Metxler and Randy Moor, shown here reading left to riant. Itevnnlds and
Moor are products of minor leagues Id Texas while Metiler waa with the Sox last AH three
speed merchants, stranxe to say, started their pro careers at innelders.
Joe Sekyra Will
Fight Lomski In
SOUMINEN
i STILL LEADS
r IN MARATHON
80th Annual Race
Thames tomorrow .over a' four.
mile course. Oxford hus won 40.
I one tte.
fl TNKY. Knff., Mar. 10 (AD
."trttnit to the hlBheot pitch of effl--icnry
the 'rrewa of Oxford ond
f'otnlirldKC unlvernliyn iiciiko in
C'ambridffn la a alight favorite in
the Ixtllni.
A (treat deal will depend upon
the weather however.- If it fthnttld
he rough the rrew which wins the
their eightieth annual rare on the j torn and la able to etaoose the more
MOIUAIUTY. X. M.. Mar. Ift
5AP) Maintainina; hia epertaeulnr
1 al J TVS a. runnna'. Arne Kuomtnen. Ietroit.
I OrtlanU J. Onitlt ont,,,"'', 10 ,ni ln elapaed time in
the rrosa-rountry marathon.-From
- Feran Hprinira to Moriarity a dia-
NEW YORK. Mar. ! (AP) tanre of miles Suominen aver.
Ten rounda und Ih Imakl. the aged hotter than 7 mile an hour.
"Aberdeen aaaaailn" stand between The F1nna elapxed time for the
Joe Hekrya. SI year old Dayton. ill.S milea travelled so far Is 164:
Ohlo, light heavyweight. , and a i::05.
chance for a world's flatlc' Cham- 1 uomlnen : now hna a lead of
plonHhlp. three hourn. 4 k minutes and 31
Sekyra who has fought himself seconds over Peter Gavuszi, South
4nto prominence durina . a .ring anipton Knglahd, still holding sec
career of little more than a year, ond .herth with elapsed time of
meets the rugged hard liUIIng 118-.jn:J. Following Suominen
Lomskl over the ten-round route and Oamaii, Andrew Payne. Clare
at Madison Square Garden to- more. Ok la., placed third yesterday
night. Tommy l.oughran, king of coming in-24 minutes and 11 see
the light heavyweights has agreed .onds behind the Kngllshman.
to defend hia crown against tha Toduy the runners expected to
winner. - move eastward acrosa the rolling
The odds were I to t that I.om- Now Mexico prairie toward Palma.
ski would be too great an obstacle their 17th control. 15 miles away,
for the youthful Sekrya to sur-' : Nestor Erlckson. of Port rhes
mount. There were fears too. In ter.vN.' Y.. and August Fegar of
the luyton oys camp that mnk- Ashtabula Ohio, dropped out of the
Ing 175 pounds, the claaa limit. I.oa Angejes to New York mara
would rob Kekrya of some strength thon 'race today, as a -.protest
that might come In handy when against the dismissal of their train-I-itnski's
right hand plays a tattoo er and-countryman. Alex Finn who
on his body Sekyra - rapidly la waa' ordered to leave the cross
growing out of the light heavy country caravan for an -Infraction
weight division. .Many of hia best of the rules. Those In charge of
' ! performance have ben against 'the derby said Finn was dismissed
sheltered position I. likely to have heavyweights. for.berallng referee Arthur nuffy
,. ,, , i l-omskt. at 24, has 75 battles to of Boston..
JSP"'' cable advantage. ook mrk ,, ne of ,,., a j v f
1 1 1 v ' fttitt tit lif hnmU nt IAiirhpfiti
KATITtDAVR PIUW.Itl
Tho National Broadcaxtinx curn
pany'a preram for Sitturd.iy eve
ning bt as fdllow.s: )4 to 9. mu
sical program; 9 .10 10. Philro
hour; 10 to II, dance orchestra.
KOO Oaklnnd ( 348.4m-7SHko
to 11, N. B. protfram: 11 to
1 1, dance orchestra.
KGA Spokane (?60."m-J 150-.
kc) 7 to 12. musical program.
KKI lw .Angles f4tiR.Sm
J40kc) ":3. studio profrnim; fi to
1, .V. l. procrant; l'. iniiHiciil
promm; 11 to Z, mldninht frolic.
KPO San Krnnciwo (422.3m
71Hkci 7 to 7:30. dinner dunce
hour; to 12, N. B. C. procram.
KKX Portland (2T7.m-10(iOkc)
7 to 8. dance orchestra; 8 to 8:30.
propram; 8:3 to !:3, musical
proKrnm: 9:30 to 10, studio con
cert; 10 to 12. dance frolic.
KFItO Ran Francisco (4.4.3m
6A0kc) 8 to 9. studio program; 9
to 11, dunce orchestra; 11 to 12,
dance orchestra.
The UnlverHal Wrinkle Proof
Iron works backwards ami
Hideways as easily as forward
because of the round heel, no
sharp coiners to catch or
wrinkle the cloth on tha
h:i-k stroke. Full ub-kel fin
ish. Somplete with nil i
larhments. Hcffular $fi.0fl i
. $4.85
CARR
FUKNITURE CO., Inc.
Main 770
program; to 2. radio hugs frolic..
KIIQ Spokane (37H.2m-810ke)
7:15 to 7:30. traveloRlie; 8 to 10,
X. n. 0. proKram; 10 to 12, dance,
prournm.
KfiW Portland (4!ll m-r.nke)
7 to 8 KO.MO program; 8 to Mi,
X. II. f. program; Alt to 12, X. II.
dance orchestra.
KJR Seattle (348.Cm-8li(lkc)
!fl:30 to 7:31, dinner concert: 7:3tl
(to 1(1, studio program; in to 12,
j dance orchestra. . ' h
KOMO Seattle ( 319.1 m-97Hkc)
17 to S, orchestra; R to 10. N. II. c.4
tprourami'lO to II, orchestra, tenor'
lolull. news flashes: 11 to 12. X.
1!. t. program; 12 to 12:30, mic-
Sli'.m-i'',,", l':ram.
5Si.Ue 7 to 7:30. snorts hour: 8 to! k'O.V Denver 325.0m-920kc)
9, old-timers hour: 9 to 10. novelty I to 1", dance program. ,
. """"" .uMooo.o. .i lak, mwung ,h!lt (I,adiy right hand
cording to Mrs. Whlffen, veteran llo th. rhamplon's chin and Tom
actress, who has Just celebrated ; my went dow n twice In' the first
her t3rd umiiverciry as a trouper, j round for counts of nine. But
So. we might add. is youth, some- l.omski could not keep l.oughran
times.
early this year. In that bout. I-"". )llniTn)lp i ft F (III II (I
In Produce House
CHICAGO, Mar. 30 (AP) The
Blindfolded
in scientific test of leading Cigarettes
James Montgomery Flagg selects
Old Gold
"Most of us smoke names and think we arc
smoking cigarettes! The blindfold test
proved that to me and that it is difficult to
tell one cigarette from another . . . except
in the case of OLD GOLD ... I spotted that
. . . it suited me best even blindfolded. la
fact, the man who said 'not a cough in a ccf
load' knew whereof he spoke. It"i the
smoothness that identifies OLD GOLD. It
needs no other trade mark."
Mown and the champion boxed his fits attached to sixteen eight-inch
sticks of dynamite wrapped in
------ .black tape was extinguished by
.heavy snowfall today after It hail
been placed nt the entrance of a
south water street produce build
ing.
. Officials of s. and K. I.cvy com
pany occupants, were unable to
explain the presence of the i
plosive. A block of cement had
been used to weight down the
dynamite.
U-"'"wli,. '
1 "7YJri,'i VV I J wassTT'i
z ?:
LlLL fe2S3tC?;i
How Test Was Made If Vi , i
Iowa scientists say they can
broadcast the sound of nerve cur
rants. We'd like to hear the nerve
current of some of these favorite
In politics, two-1 always a crowd
when one of them is wet.
GENE'S SWEETIE?
Aatasl rtiooirifS of Jamm MosrraoxssY Flaco.
Mca ib ... nw. Maur 11,1 wta biag BUdt
Subject was blindfolded, and. In th presence of
two responsible witnesses, was given one of each
of the four leading cigarettes to smoke. Codec
vas served before each cigarette to clear the taste.
Subject was entirely unaware of the Identify of
these cigarettes during test. After smoking (he
entire scries of four cigarettes, subject was asked
to designate by number his choice. In the case
presented here. Mr. Flagg's first choice was
cfjJarstte No. 2. which was OLD GOLD.
Wr s2fi'k.
James Montrouik i., .r-o
Nstiooallr kaowa artist and creator of the"
lamout Vti firl.
O r. LiU4 O.. M. 1MI
SMOOTHER AND BETTER NOT A COUGH
IN A CARLOAD
Carolyn Bishop is "one of the
moat charming young ladies (
ever have met." Gene Tunney Its
quoted as saving. They saw much
of each other In Florida this sea
son. Carolyn Is a dancer and
movie actress.
L
Aisles of Free Decision
Counters and shelves stocked with the finest line of groc
eries, trays loaded with the freshest of fruits and vegetables,
"Frigidaire" cooled refrigerator filled with the best known
brands of butter, cheese and smoked' meats await your
choice.
Piggly Wiggly makes its display and you make your own
selection.
Ohio Red Label
MATCH EJ
Caiton, C
boxe
18c
Airy Fairy
CAKE FLOUR
2 lb. xikg
38c
32c
Toy Barrels
Ginger Vanilla or Imon Snaps
32c
Norwegian Sardines
14c
NORTH STAR Xo. can,
contains 20 to 24 fish
TINY TOTS No. Vi can
Cross pack and contains
32 to 40 little fellows
NORMANNA No. can
Fancy Brisling
contains 24 to 28 fish
17c
18c
yhole Wheat Cereals
RALSTOX'S CA
Pkg 24c
WHOLE WHEAT NUGGETS,
WHEATEX.V o A
Pkfr 24c
Contains All the Wheat
56c Thompson's Chocolate Double Malted Milk 56c
1 11). Can With Shaker
Cheese
NTKRAFT or PABST-ETT
The cheese that's diffei-ent
24c
Ginger Ale
CLIQUOT CLUB
Pale Dry, bottle
23c,
Fig Bars
Made from whole wheat flour and are
different from the ordinary ones.
Lb. BAG
32c
Ginger Snaps
Nice and fresh. Cheaper than you can
bake them at home.
2 Lb. BAG
25c
WHOLE WHEAT ME A
Pksr
Old Fashion Mill Products
25c
SCOTTISH OATMEAL-
Pkp .
25c
Granny's Mix
PICKLES
16 oz. Jar
24c
Lady Alice
spinach
No. 21 i Can
20c
TWO STORES IX LA GRANDE
Comer Depot and Washington Roesch KIdp;.
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