La Grande evening observer., November 29, 1928, Image 2

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Thursday. Novem!!' 20, 1028.
Papc Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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i THE THOUGHTFUL CHRISTMAS SHOPPER
WILL GIVE A THRIFTY CHRISTMAS GIFT--
Pretty Plaid Blankets
Whan -Pupil Bested Masbv
Priced Moderately
$C.50
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WWitlWiBIIWIWi-""ly7-M" JA'-'.'MWfl.'Mla
Hi - ' i
"YVooly Warm" doubli- blankets,
Ixiund ends, 72x81; a beautiful blanket
at
$4.95
Wool Mixed Indian Kobe, (!!x78 size,
very good patterns
$3.95
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Some of these mornings you'll
wake up COLD and wish you had
a soft, warm new blanket to pull
up to your chin for that final
hour of sleep.
Maybe it'll remind you that
you need a new blanket or two
for one of the bedrooms --or
that no gift is more keenly ap
preciated by the thrifty and
home-loving wife than a lovely
plaid blanket.
We suggest, that you select '
yours now and have it laid away
for Christmas, if you like. You
get a larger selection, shop more
leisurely now.
Single lieacon blankets, 72x81 part
wool. Smart I'eucon colors and pat
terns; priced at .' -
Extra heavy cotton p
blanket attractive colors-
double
$3.45
All-Woo! double blanket in pray,
OGxSO. Heavy weight and extra warm
$7.50
Plaid cotton blankets, double size and
good weight a feature at
$2.45
Part wool double blanket, silk-bound
edges; a very stunning value
$5.50
Mattress covers with good heavy pad
ding adds comfort to your bed
$3.25
Silk Gift Pillows
$3.50
. These are beautiful, big pillows of
rayon silk with rich trimming. All col
ors to 'match your room's color scheme.'
A feature value at .?.'!. 50.
Dependable
Quality.
HILL'
Dependable
Values.
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WLAY STAGED
BY FARISS CO.
LAST EVENING
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V I t I ( ,
1 The flrat of a Serbs of Wedm-H-;
tiny nifht playtt to he mik'1 In the
i Ana'ie thiatT hv On- Kuiwm Iay-
frs m iirMt'ntffl to u fair rrowil
lait nijfht. Thi play, connistinc of
i thrt tiulf-hoiir art, was t-nlit l-u
i"Whltf Wrf'ckaKt'" nl told the
iwtury of a woman's wusteJ MU' fin
: ally winding up with prom is- of
i ri tifiiiption. anl of a ini-sionary
MurcfMMf ul Invasion of a t inilcr's
I tyranny in an llanr! in the Wonth
Kt-att. A half brt'KJ Kill wan In"
alin(? f:ininine oharartei- anrt
iitr actlnv drfw murh applaud.
i The rari.HS company lias htal
;iiianer?t at JVndlfton and appears
: in Walla Wallu. 1'cntlkton and I -a
t Crand'. Next week's ply will he
w ny wives worry, a otm-jy.
Moving pictures are also fthown on
tho Arcade Wednesday niKht pio-
K raniM.
ALL DAY
Tomorrow Thanksgiving
rsbD miPwmiRP m INC.
OreKon'f Largest Homo Furnisher
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
1.
An uiil. ol.l Blory wan n--at-(l rwt-ntlv wln-n iln-loii Ciilli:i! lie
''" '-! fiirilliam. It the fnnilllur varn l'niil Coniuers M:n
o r: Joe .Mi Ki iiny. lluslimV inai l:. who is th.' youiicc t in tlio
UMitr.v. mire :,iv'il tur .Majnr Kriink C.iv:oi:mii;Ii at Boston, ("ava
iriuh 1.4 the man Willi Hip iicn hal. n wrui.ni: vil-.ii !l Its ov.ivr
tltin lii 1 . li'.i- axalii.-ii j!ne. Inn it didn't v.ork r;-sir. :t :i ,
J-.' nny'b l am.
. A. Basketball
Games to Begin
Starting Io. 17. th five M. I.
' A. hasketliall teams in I'niun eoun
;ty will liolri elimination eonferenfi
aii.i'K. Januaiy 3 and 4 are the
! tlat-'s et for the ifume with the
Kutfent Mohawks who were last
r ohumpionM of W-.iern Oregon.
1 THANKSGIVING GAME
t The Annual Classic i
La Grande vs. Union
5 "Go Get 'em Tigers"
S "Fio-ht 'em up, Scratch 'em up, Bobcats"
2 o'clock
At Union
I ADM. 50c. STUDENTS 25c.
TROJANS TANGLE
Fans Awaiting Saturday
Inteisectional Contest
in Los Angeles
llj VM'TOK t;
( Af.siM'iiili i lr -s
I.HM .WflKI.KS.
ci-n ( orrtia an.l
wild havi' nu t twici'
AT-TOE IS.
Tim McCoy
- -In Western
- At Colonial
l'orcign Legion
I'hi' VHtirn nrlor pi'rroiius nn OflOW 11111 Z
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1 -r-rtmb Tnifci
. Ileeeb..r. l!oy D'Aroy. Tolly Mor
I an, J, ( Minion Hussell mul Hti-h-!
aid Ji. N.-ii In (he rat.
Kreiit a aeivice for tin riiiiK
t ration an do nehool tenrhet it.
MO dfTlnref Ttn MrCoy, Melro-(Jolduyn-.
Mayer's w eKtiTn star In
"Heyond tin- Sierra" whlrh Cfinies
1'rl.lay to the Colonial theater. He
say that western plrtures have httl
a Kieair effict tor irood on tin
youth of the world than prut. hly
any otht-r Hiiih'lo fartor.
"Vflcni drama. " lie fyiys,
popular prlnt'ippaly arnoptr ..)
and renrhfs them at th-ir nnivi
impressionable ik'-. Wlx-n. .-r
you neii Hrn.Ul Buys 'plnyhitr - t -fin'
you know that they h.- I. . n
no Influent-mi by the movli-s."
Mef'oy's talvst pleture. w.-ts .11
rertr.l by Ntek tlrlnde with SyM:i
The Star Today
Wli h two of the most fnmou
male hijuv in motion plrturv.
Norman Kerry nnd Lewis Stone,
and two of th(. most nttriHMtvn
t,'ii N. Mary Nolan nnd Jun Mur
low.-. n-;iiii..i in "The Koretpn I.e-
j irmn, pMtrons of the Star theater
UI he enabled to S-e this rlne
; milic ti.-jit Martini; today. It Is
a Minim drama of soldiers ami
' h-vi. m the denrt.
Th- tohotul AlKerlan d'-ert and
t1!-' .ti iwuiif roiitiiM of London com
1 pi i-e the pi mi I pul lorn I. s of the
: letv, wlu. h is promised to he the
i:!l,-i rii...Ttil mi. ihamattc of all
tho films dliect- d by Kdward Slo- j
man. maker of ' Hi.h I'eople." "Alias ,
the lietiron" and other dralnatirl
front rankers,
June .Mailowo, as the brunette
sweetheart, and Mary Nulan. a
t ht blond f heart-wrt-rker. npply
the picture Hh all kinds of ro
mance. I'ritufuid Kent and Wal
ter 1'eiry have the other import
ant roles.
Thrills And
Lauffhs In
"Detectives"
Cii ini mystery, sinistt
(tecret trapdoors and u
plot in the dark th.'He
tnelo-diam.i, but little
MKLI It
pin-in Wil(er)
( A !) South
Not n laine,
wlMi one point
dlftVrcme in worint; each time,
will elu.-ih uKaln here Derember 1.
Thl.H third ineetinK promiKes lo be
the most .ilTtt.-d of the rivalry.
Se;icn iteoidrt urn forgot I fn
w In n the Trojan- I loosier Kattie
rollsuoiiiii on the Krldiron calen
dar. The eoai'h of each -institution
knows that he can expect a
terrific hat lb- from the rival crew,
no matter what their past accom
plishments are. Tin (iie are
M ruu'irie.s of two irr.-al rpj i-st-nta-tlvc
el veiis, attended by capacity
crowd, and pit, in font bail 'wit,
two of the country's outstanding
coaches.
i Coach Howard Joiicm of Southern
'aliforn a this year eIei;i.s t ho
teams akrain to be so evenly match
ed that contest may be decided
by a Kai kick, tir the hick of one,
as were the pre ion clashes. I n
ll'l'i;, with hard-rock Morton Kuer
do.nir inirn! of the ball-jairylnK.
Suit hci n 4'ali;iniit- Jom (f-hm-tional
i.t to 1 ' decision J, to the
Itnckaeim n. The Trojitna lnasted
another All-America pijc.sk In ItiKtfer
in 1 Morley hrury. but a 7 to C
d'teat w us marked ajainst the
w esterners.
Where, In tho two prevlo.is 8truir-l-'b
s. Notie I lame fac-d power in
Southern California, thi year it
v.lll be a combination ol brawn and
Kiidiron trickery that will confront
the Htios:eiH h.r-.
The Tio.ians will pin their hopes'
of victory upon the hvinly alt - ,
ii round a hi lp y of 1 ion YViilla rns, .
juaiterback. u, although constd-
.-riuily I'Khler than either Kaer o. j
I )rury weihini? but 1 f s pound :
hkewis.- is bi'Idiuj for All-America
; i et oKiNtion. Labeled by Klid ex - :
: ier Is as -jireat" iioth del'en.si ely
t and offensively, Joih.i' ace in t he '
( hoitt posMHht.H almost igicunny?
j jiidmneiu in rullinif plays urn) in
Iteani ji. nernlship. deadly hall-pack-litit:
al-ihty. and an accutate lasstiiK
arin.
j Should
j pmi er il
j'aits ott taekli
I interf. lelli e w.
fall Lack Upon
I irreatest pas.sin
Baker Playing
Pendleton Team
In Final Game
MAKKIt. On. (Special). The
'ilHM-rim kif's are p!ayinjr their fin
I) w:mi i,f th.. I'.'s ...jiHtix on tht
floral field th: afternoftn HKal(jt
the stronsr rendietntt liuci.arou
sipiad, undefeated In this section of
the state, her sei-kin; revenue for
three sueee.-sive defeats adminis
tered by the linker boys. The pame
commences at - p. iij
I'endleton si ouid defat Taker if
dope means anything. The Itin-ks
have lost only one (.-aiiie to Tho
Ualles 13 to It. They defeated Milton-
Krew a t r 1 to 7 and tied I.A
flrande, u-o. They are considerably
heavier than (taker and on com
parative .set ires they look better.
Coach Ctlindeman has shifte.l his
line-up somewhat and has the local
boys on edjfe fur the last uame
in the hope of victory which would
vivt- the most unsuccessful jrrid
1 season in yars a hapy ending.
I Maker will be able to present a
urich stronger lineup, thanks to the
j reuirn of men w ho were out on nc
i count of injuries. Crockett and
! Stoddard wilt be back in the line,
and .Marion Ciaut will start. Chaf
I in will play In tin- back field for
the fir-t time. Mob Howard will
strt at left end. One guard and
one tackle position is still unde
rfdt'd. - llak'-r has IkuI rro gjtnie
since Armistice hiy.
the funniest scret
, staged. Still th
r shadow s, '
mysterious
sounit like
like one ot t
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grajulc Hotel Bldj?.
Adams Ave.
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:1.") a. m. .1:00
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 7!1!).
p. m.
We have a Complete Line of
Good Kecnniliiioned
USED CARS
In open and closed models at foiho very
attractive prices.
Perkins Motor Co.
Cor. 4th & Adams. Phone Main 500
comedies ever
are 1 he wet
tings lor "hetecuves." in which
1 hat cheerful tram of fun make is.
Karl Pane and (icoiue K. Arthur,
are co-starring at the Arcade the
ater. And. m fact, through n new
tw I. it, the sinister surroundings
ni'o really the soul and essence uf
thn hilarity. i
The t w o heroes of "Hookies."
as a "hick" detective and his bell
boy apprentice. bhnub r Into a !
strtjnge mystery ph.t, played abso- !
lately "Mrauchi." "'id the mifdmp!
that r
ntent.
story
when
suit product'
In (act evi
is cllmaved
the - delctl
Imceiiliy into
Dying knives, the two
through trapdi'Ots into sefi
sex; the underground cav
Kales of merrt
ry thrill in the
with n lauvh
"s" blund,r ln
I aiut dodging
two dropping I
t ubys
rn full
Snui hern i 'a!fornias
iv. In which Williams
a- kle behind a four-man
e Wall fail. JoiicS WOllhl
hat many call the
' t r i tat In the west.
The Tro ian coach has t hrve men
etjiialiy l.iillt.ihi in aerial gun-fire.
H:iss .Saunders, Lloyd Thomas nnd
WHHa'ir.-v
Coi:-Mbrlng the Hooslep stpiail,
Ih 'Ure tiame genius, Knute
Hi" kn'. lacks no outstanding pt
t'lrmers wit h w tnmi to cope with
the doubly anii.d Troa;i machine.
"te,ldi- Collins, fnll-baektmr trlple-
tMre.it 1H 'Ml in eeiy
his weti,ht sp-'t dily
lant;"i oir off lackh
plow tng ! 1! nitch t lie
line. John Ntt-iiit.e.
seSMir of one of th.
nasMlnii amis in t he
'IK" a hirhtmng boil
eis'N. i a plain
tackle. Is a Kn
its atl agk-fcs
Married Men Win
From Bachelors
"ho ma fried men dlfeated the
Un married no n Tuestlay night
w hen they vied for honors in a
basketball game. Tho married men
were -'ftUng thlr revenge fur the
defeat haml-l them in a jcnnic two
weeks ago when the single men
tnok tin honors with n score of 34
to 14. The score last night was
to i'ii.
The team is composed of mem
bers of tin M. 1. A. of the Second
Ward of the I.. I . S. church. The
games are held in the amusement
hall of that ward.
.Mb Sanuielson was referee nnd
the teams were composed of th
following men: I'nniariled : Huum,
Ibndrickson. I.atnb. M. Kixter. I-'.
Maxtor. Married: K.- !!ater. Kil
paek, J. rricc. Hallmark and M. K.
Haxter. ;
Th- men will play one more,
game to decide the championship
The date has not been announced.
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Reasons For
Ward Values
You get better quality
merchandise and lower
prices at Ward's . . . be
cause . . . World markets
are searched to find the
best sources of supply
. . . Critical engineers
and chemists make rigid
quality tests before or
ders are given . . . Raw
materials are bought
when prices are low . . .
Tremendous orders keep
factories running in dull
seasons . . . Our own fac
tories are operated, and
help given to other factories.
Our Famous
"Nine-Point"
Work Shoe
$5.75
Comfortable, hard wear
ing work shoes. Husky
uppers, double soles, extra
strong seams everything
sought in imire expensive
work shoes.
Latest Styles in
Hand Bass
08k $2.85
Keptllp
K-l'-'e (31 nml Siieile
Trim Tailored Lines
Chic Styles
I'lirsfs of charm :iml cle
KalK'i In a variety of
jihailes anil ftyleM tlx 1'iim
pk't' tn'laily'M fall rnflume
You're missing football dance music
concerts entertainment - opera
Enjoy th'em all this winter with an
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7 Tubes; 1 Dial; AC
Our most popular jet! Tnll
clear reception, volume, dis
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In install and operate. Com
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S184.95
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Try it at linmr for 30 days
Super-Airline Tubes
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Replaces AX. I'X, lV
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Kach .
$1.25
Giant "IT IJattery
Square coll construction,
with Mi'i more active
material L'ives huiKer life.
Size N " .7 In.
hiuh
$4.25
HiiyV .ll-Vml
Lumberjacks
Sixfially I'riiH'd
$3.98
I'ornicrly mIiI up to !."'
A dressy, stylish, warm,
fcnyly colored plaid coat
that any hoy would like
to have for school and
general n u i d o o r wear.
Wide collar sniiKtfly hut
tons al neck. Two pockets.
Med ford, Benson
Battle For Title
2', (AI'l
t'oothall
t'allison.
nve. handle
ind is hist as
a. he. is In
nildd'e of lh
'i.i i : ''.,ick. pos-tuoj-t
accuiHte
business, is
ir "iit around the
l-Ved Miher. left
at hall-haw 1; nS w rlt
iv. ftKht.-r at nil
fOlITl.AXIl, Or-'.. Nov
M.-diord hlirh schmd
team, ied t y 1'. (I. Prink
yestenlay afternoon on Multnomah
field went throimh practice in pre.
paration for the clash today with
Menson Polytechnic hlch school,
winner ot the Portland champion
ship. The ni' ii were in fine sh:ip sail!
t'allison, and eiit-er for the fray
which they expect to uive them the
title of foo'l.ufl champions of all
On -iron. The wtatht-r was clear
and cool.
1
ot fantastic
w hich I 'am
in an effur
thur's mas
are. amonu:
There is
.too.
et ollie
mummies, oil" ot
finally impersonate.
t to escape, and Ar
iueiudi as a woiiuui
the Intll spots,
u pretty love stoiy in
tie
Mth Mareehne Ihiy
Tia Juana Season
Will Open Today
PAV MKCO. t'al..
( "tear skies and a w ;
I'd the 1 .'th annual i
the Tijuana Jockey
Nov. :9 (At1)
rm sun treet-
ice meeting of I
cluh w hich 1
starts at the Mexican border town
south of hero this attoinoon anil
lasts tor lmi das.
i:vi rono In San I'leo Is talk
ing horses. Many visitors had ar
rived here yesterday to ho on hand
at the track today. As for the
ho est It was sntd then' wns "more
class" '.o them this year than ever
before alt h out: h there have h-en
tnoto prospective tnUtcSj
Star at Tackle,
P ; .. T 4-
times, and Jack
'itant ball-carriei
i tacklei
ItocklV
in the
viirnv. a bi
ill-carrier, is th. deadlli-st
on the liiiinbl'T squad,
has tw n mom t rt ple-t hi c;iTs
jiiart erhackinir 1 trady a nd
FLU-GRIP
Check be tore it start.
Rub on inhale vapon
Hero's JaXo WllUnius. captain ot
tho Toas Christian Vntverslty
elfv.n. one o( (he best In tho
fouthv.ua thin jt. Wllllama
wap. an All-SotithwrstrnUckl
M yar anil Is xiH'ttJ lo t
f. .MUailu tlila season.
Our Regular
Old Time
DANCE
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TlieNew
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