Friday, April 6, 1928
P"e Two
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Pretty Easter Dresses
Surprisingly smart are these inexpensive frocks for
spring.' Note the' quality of the georgette, the pretty
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usually priced much higher.
Every color is here every style variation there
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tomorrow, at $10.75.
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t. TANK WALLS port of, and
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rent with leant rntUriunce.
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"U'ESTKHN Al.TO"
A feature that aeis
you Money ... SrvtfB
oun:etliin Ara inato
titlnixS In all t-iltea
where n hitvt alorea,
o that (iHiila (ur
chaaad from ut may
00 propfrly and
prompt ly InniHllrd at
a very lewVlat rat.M
la many tistamea (rem
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ALL TEAMS SIGN
UP NEW PLAYERS
Baker, La, Grande Both
Have Strong Prospects;
r Bears, Bucjcs on Field
I - With tho opciilntf kuiiio of (ho
I ))lu Mountain K-axu" ncoson only
a llitl( moi'o ilmn two wcks dlx
liint, ,a (Jrumln, Maker. I'cndlu
jttm nml Wul la Walla an nil tvtm-r
for Rood i'hiIkt to Insure. Homo
jimi-urc ik' i urn inc 1 1 iTu ronioxi on
Apr. n. ;
iVifdlt-lnn and WnMu Walla have
JilfHMly Ijfpti prurtlrins rorisldor
blt li)fHK)l whh hi'lti'i weather
l huii (hit Lit Oram! und Uak-r
iiu4fl, anrl thn two nines ovc tlip
itionntnlnH ar I'xpwtlnjf 16 jiluy
runic practice Icumca hefori' .tho
, Initial Hun. lay or play. Walla
wana ih nnK'uiK vvitn tint itutian or
(I'lllll JWIl n .JU.I liniurilllJIK
trip, niol IVndlcton expects (o
play llippner Hiuiiltiy,
( f.a. Ornnde and Maker both hnvo
'a full ll(ieup, at pn-ftent, allhonfth
'neither rlub hu dlvnlKeU. Iih full
( tliil of .phiyern. .
Anionic the I-n Ornhde men who
p)mve been Hlvneil nre: Jerry Oole.
man. outfleldrr: liake.r.Tntclfer,
'and I.efly I Hut man, pitcher. Moth
! Coleman and llartman are well
known In thin territory. Kpud
; l.feiniM and Tex Knight are among
, the local players who expert to
1 ma ke the team, ' -
UAKDIt 1tr.A)V
IIAKKU. Ore.. Apr. 8 Nine!
toiHKltle profeiwional haneball play- f J-n Oinnde H2, AUunt CJlen 14.
;trM. hnvo been nor u ml by O. W.I J-a Clrande l.a Orando hlfc'h
UlaVshall to play on tho Maker j"0"! 20
jteiim thia Haaon. It wilm announced j Orunde 18, l.a Grande Ath-
yetei(Jay and moat of them w .lcllo club 1 2.
arrive here by April Ifl to beKln ''i Grande 3D. Imbler 18. ;
iwho wtHh to ula'y. will he iclveru a
; try-put durlnK" evening practice.
I K. H'. Kennedy. manaK of tho
Heiid team In J2. lt2C and
1 11(27, haH arrived lifro reudy to
tako hlH ROHt In the outfield. Be-
fore . frignlntf wlih Heml. Kennedy
played for Kl renter. III., In the III-InolH-MlHNOurl
leaxue 1n 1023 and
MuM. with the l.evorne, Minneso
ta team, with Kurt Oodffe In the
Cent ml a8oelutlon In 1 ft I 1. Wa
iitioo in tun hiiiik- lrai
terloo In tho Maine leairuo In lft!7.
wlch the nuval lmB twim nt Nor-
folk. Virginia In J 9 IK, Mollne In
tho Thrm 1 Ioiikiio In 1DI9 unl
nii iicnn 10 rppori ni'ro lor ouiy.
Amonfc the others who wlll r
nnrl .Ih It'lnvil Hnunni wlm omtrht
Tor the linker outfit three yt.ttrH "P for tho mithornerH. throo-crew-a
ujco. sowera la now at Astoria. .',r Tnlveralttes of C alifornia
The first Kamo of tho Mine nd . Wuriilnicton were pr mod fftr
Mountain enjf"f will be - played
between La Grande and. Maker In
La Orando April '22.
to ii;ay iifjp!:r
I - MSNniiKTON, Apr. , When
j the' weather efiiilt. the Pendleton
' Ituckiii-oo.s of tho H!u .Mountain
lenuile urfv i'fhiii i-m1 nir n It'll t lv nl .
.the' Kound-rp park in preparation
I Initial nniitjur-
IIIMIMil I-
alien nt Henpner ,.xt .Sunday .
aKuin.st the Hniipner team of the ,
(Wheat J-and leaRue. Thta eonteHt
j should extend the I'eudleton nine
jaa llepp;ier ban been piitllnK In
Nome extensive praetice HeHHlons.
I -Tho Kuino will uIho give Mana
er Howard a ehanee io wtrh
: bin new hurlera under fire, Myern,,
jWarnouih and Haker are battling
for thn pltehlnfc- aHslffnment. It Ih
Rood neVH to hear thnt little .loo
Settles. former t'henirtwa iind
KeHervatlon Indian team hurler
haa alKned lo pitch for Pendleton
.thlH year. Joe has had a Rood
many years of experience on the
hill and when roinr ritfht Ih Ini
vincible.
The WalH Hinged a lonff work
out Hunday . In tho local purk.
HylveHter, mi lnfieldir new-io local
.clreleH, Harold Jtaiton, ex-Orej,pon
athlete, and Thad llarffelt, veter
an HurKuroo, turned out with tho
rest of tho refcularn, Walt era, KIiir.
(larrelt, Olseu. i'lark, Adaii)n,
Qiiinn, and Hoskinifc
Howard Ih assured of a veteran
performer.' for every "position on
the team when tho Walla . Wolla
Hears Invade local territory April
22, for J he first frame of the league
Davis Cup Matches
Start In Mexico
MRXIOO CITY, Apr. 6 (AD
The I'ulted States Havis cup (ennin
team today hoped to win the firat
round of the American stone play
wltli thiee st'niiKht victories. Two
sin ff lea matolies were on the pro
Kriiiu for thla iifternoon.
The American in their workouts
here apparently have not been af
fected by tho high altitude 7,350
fet above sea level, which was
considered one of thele bUrirost oh
HiaelrH. Union High Enters
State Track Meet
.OHKOON 8TATR COI.MCQK, Cor
vallia. Apr. tl. Kntriea tn the sec
ond annual Ore f on state luteracho
lastie track und field meet to ho
run off at Oorvallls May 12 prom
ises to exceed last year's, JudKmp
from early replies to questionnaire
sent out by Pari l.odcll. general
chairman of the tneet.
HtRh schools numherlntr 13 have
already ait:nlfied their Intentions
of entering the meet. Five of thin
number are maklna: their initial ap
pearance at the state meet this
year, Hlffhr schools which havo
sent in their sntry canls to dato
are Washington. Ml I w ankle. Grants
rasa, Echo, W'eat Linn, Culver. Ai
torla, Bend, Union, Kufrenq. Hnos
volt und Mill City.; . 1
La Grande M.I.A.
Seeking Contest"
With Eugene Five
The .I Grand Klrst Ward M. F.
A. ImHkltbalt iVnm. c hnmnlnn nt
haatern Oregon, hava ben endeav-
orlnf to mtruro a same with the
KuKene MomvUn, Went cm Orc-
Kon champions, but bo fur have
hern unuhlu to tret any response
from the Western 'Oregon qulntttt.
Ottcra und. tc jcruma have been
font to KiiK. no and u a last report,
the M. I. A. Iibh preaentml Its chal
lenge .io the Portland newupupnriH'
The follow Uiff itum wan given
a prominent place on Unlay
imgc of the Oiegunluu:,
t Hport
' I.A OUANDK, Or., Apr. 6 (Hpc.
elul) Tho Ijx (Jrandc M. I. A. bas
ketball team, champion of aat
ern. haM hutued a challenge- to (ho
Ktigcno Mohawkt to piny for the
independent baHketlmll rhatnpion
ahlp of the atulo. Tho Mohawks
recently won the championship of
Iil-uuI flrntrnn Iti lw (nil i-iift ninnt In
ftHin n.i i.:i...a a.. ... f
tho I. a Ci ramie qnfniet, ha Kent
ti formal defiance to tho Kugcno
team with Kuorantcea and tetttu
llve dateH far tho conte.it.
The J.n Uranile team won moRt
of ItM (rnnieM by wide mnrRinfl. do
featlnir tho ouiHtandlnK HquiidN In
llH taction. The JIhi of Kames thlH
year: . ' '
1-a Ornndn 27. Imhtor 12, - '
1.u Orando G2, . J.a (iranile 2d
Ward, M. I. A. ft.
l.ti Grande 45, ITnlon 17..' ,
Ka Orantle 3 8, Mount Glen Iji.
l.a Grande S!', Imbler 18.
.a O-rumle 24, J.a O ran do 2d
wan! IB.
Qrnndn 43. Union 20..
fa lrande 2. Wallowa Athletic
'flub 18. ;
1 Omndo 2R. Wlllnmetto unl-
(Vernlty fifl.
' Grande (!2, Portland D. K.
3I-
l.a Oranfli- 81, Hnllx nl Devlin
l.a Ornndn 211,
srliool- i'2.
I.n Ornmlp 40,
Yallowa IiIkH
Unkop AthlPtlo
cliih 14.
l.a Clrnniln IntnlH CSO
totals :i4!i.'
Grande totnlH oso, opponenta
Huskies Doped s
Tp Whip Golden
Bears on Lake
SKATTI.K. Apr. 6 (AP) With
the fli-Mt victory nlrondy, chalked
the alurt of. their anniml retratta
on I.Rke WiiHhlnKton late-touuy. .
The UeaiH took tho Jump y cater- !
day wlien their, four-oared crew j
eutvtoil njm behind to win' an 4inof
flelal mile raeo from the Husky ,
HiihstltuteH by a five-foot niurff'n. j
Thn raeo was not tlnwd. .. 1
If the doiistui-s are rlRht, lhat
Ih the only triumph that will he t
rnrr',M' 1
buek to Catirornia from
,lM"
eiratta. The northern
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Vi,-I"3r 11 ,llvu' ,l" lu i
V 1 n.. " """r"'""
the Hupremaey of the purple nnd
old junior varsity and frerfhmen
MwnepMteifi.
ThlH Ih .the first yenr that thero
han been any decided doubt nmoni;
Seattle crew experts oh to the out
come of the dun) met on I:ikn
Wufdiijiffton. i 'nllfnrniu's vnrMjty
lfl admittedly the Btronpest that haa
ever como north.
PAT DEM AMI
LEADS LAP IN
BUNION DERBY
. AMATtJU.O, T.?x., Apr. 0 (AP)
Acce.ptliiK thu adttd liandit-ap of
adverse weathor, tho y runners
and walkers remaining In the truh.s-
continental marathon 'today tdrn.Ml
toward tlroom, 42 ml lea east .of
hero. ; ' ' ' ' :" 1
The thfrty-thlrd lap or ?2 inites
from Vesa yesterday wiih one of thej
most exacting . Hi nee t he start ut '
!,os AiikcIch March 4. Ah they j
lined up at Vega a flurry of snow i
offered variety from the clouds of
pan hand le silt that had engulfed
the caravan, ltain followed the
snow, continuing at intervals !
throughout tlw trek. J
Pat Demnrr, of I,os Angeles, was
the first to arrive here. His mark
of 6:29:42. gnve him an elapsed !
time of 2i7:24;44 for tho 1.1SK
miles. John Sulo, Passaic,' N. J-.,
was second In ti;05:n7. Andrc.v j
Payne, (.'lalremore, Okla.( I'hlHp'i
Oranvill, Hamilton, Out., and ;
Arne Suomlnen. of Detroit, finishtj;! j
less than 20 minutes behind Halo.
Suomlnen continued to lead in
elapsed time with l!6:07:4:t. ' i
Allan Currier, (Irnnts Pass,-Ore,
finished twentieth in S:2C:3i and!
2rl:eu:lti einjsed time. ,
Mountain Team Is
Still In Tourney
HIICAOO, Apr.'fi (AP) Five'
teams from the south. Including
Carr Creek, (tho "wonder tenm
with a, systetnlesa style, of play")
today were among the eight quail- j
flers for the quarter final round
for the national high school bos-1
kethall tournament at the tTniver- i
slty of Chicatro. Tile midwest has
two fives leit tn play, nud the far
west one. !
Today's four ' games will find '
four of the flvo southern teams ar-
rayed afcslnst each other for a t
rtfrht to compote In the semi-finals, j
The fifth had a midwestern high
scoring combination for a foe,!
while tho other game was between ,
the midwest and far west.
Today's games (championship)
Cum1 on. III., vs. St. Oeorg, ttan.
Grand lorks, N. P., vs. Alai-
andria, l.a.
Vienna. Ga,, V. Carr Creek, Kj
PORTLAND TAKES"
LEAD BY 4-2 WIN
Barbee Bats Out 2-Hom-.
ers Stars, Sacs, Seals
Win Third Straight
V&rltiv
Hollywood 3 s 1000
Kaeramento 3 :ty Ifino
an KranclHCO 'I U lima
I'qrlland 2 1 ,.fiG7
I.om AngeleK 1 '. 2 ,:i:t
MIhkImii ... 0 a jnUi
pOulilan.l ....... 0 : . .n0
Seatth (i 3 .uio
( lly 1he AaaOctated U'reiiH),
A pair bf "honiem by. Harbet
1'orllmir) outfielder, . proveir the
inai'Kin by which the HeaverH hum
hied I .oh AnffolcH, The neon? wuh
4-2, Couch Iflttinff the AnReH down
with nine ftealLeri'd hllM. IlatterleH;
Conch and Uofo; i'litt and Hannah.
I'lashy field inir. behind Die air
tight lnti lin of, iTlmer JarobH en
abled Sjin lranclHco to make it
three Htralifht over' Seattle,. UiIh
lime, by a 4-1 sconv Jacolm did
not allow an cnrneil run. ltalter
1h: Teachout und I'a-rker;1 Jacobs
and Prinv. '
l-'our hlls, one a liomer by Ar-I
leit, wan all .the champion On Rest
could collect off tho delivery of j
Curlta Kullcrlon, and Hollywood
romped to Us' third Htraijiht vba-'
tory. 3-1. HatterlfH: Fullerton an 1
Ita-Hlri ARnew; Hasty, DaKlIu und
llool. Head. - . I
. Away to d (rood start, Xeluon.
yountf MlHxlon hurler, weakened lit1
the fourth and fifth tnninKft and
Sacrumento ernaahed him for Mix
rami, enough to win their third vie.- j
tory or the week, ti-5. Hattorle.s: '
NelMon, Davenport and Hnldwin;
Shea. Singleton and Sevc-reld.
Wanted: A lawn prnK that will
prow one. Inch hij:h and then quit.
SHOPPING WISDOM
In Piggly Wiggly shopping you may select both the quantity
and quality you want or may need and thus get the benefit
of your own personal better judgment You pay for what
you ge by weight, fiot by careless measure., .
Candy Cereals ?
ORANGE SLICES, OA CHECKER CORN FLAKES, rf n
Lb. ZUC Pkg 7 zC
FIG CANDY,".- OA KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, fj
Lb ZUC Pkg: 72C
PLAIN, MIXED, 11 . POST TOASTIES, " r
Lb.- 14C Pkg ; 8C
Peet's Granulated Soap
37c Large Package 37c 9c Small Package 9c
PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL,
1 lb. bag tVC 1 H). can 04C
PIGGLY WIGGLY SUNRISE, Afn GOLDEN WEST, r
1 lb. bug ; 4ZC 1 lb. can 5 DC
Lard Soup
SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF, fl1QQ VAN CAMP'S TOMATO, or"
8 lb. pail : M.OO h cans 25C
rSteero Bouillon Cubes Ry-Krisp
: t Package of 12 cubes Large Packap-o
i'V- ;'29c ; 37c
r American Beauty Brand pkff-
n :.Wide Egg Noodles SpaKhe(ti Shell-Roni Elbo-Roni ' 'o
.01 . ' Vermicelli QQ
Canned Fruits OH-Henry
RED GOOSE PEARS, OOp You hace tasted the large bar. We
No. 2i3 can OC now have it in the small size bar.
RED GOOSE PEACHES, nn T? j
No. 2V'a can ZZC HACH 4C
2 lb,
Can
38c
?C . Swift's Premium Hams
4U Lb. ' ' You know how good they are.
25
Lb.
Study
BIG SALE
Two Carloads Kroehler Davenports
CARR FURNITURE I
Eastern Oregon's largest Hume Furnishcis
Genuine Swift's Prcmiiini
Orders Received Now lor Saturday Delivery
CRESCENT MEAT CO.
No Cold Storake Prodiicts Exclusive Market
Service
Coffee
MAXWELL
Our Mothers
PURE ALL OCCASION COCOA
See it on display in our Windows
Swift's Empire Hams
A good ham
Our Swinging Price
HAMS
Easter Special at
- 30c lb.
Whole or Half
We sold the same
hams last year
for :!Sc II). '
HOUSE,
2 lb.
38c
28
Lb.
25c
Lb.
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