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.A (1RANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesdiiy, December 11, i;
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Underthings
Wh it MirtKiii ecr h.ij t cxi ninny of these
u.ilnly Mjlki-n iIiIiiks.'
New process Rayon Undies
just now on display. A beau
tiful 3-picce pajama set in
?ilui;:e Kayon, crimson trim
med a lovely gift .$112.50
This new Rayon is finer,
softer weave. A new slip-pan-tie
combination, apple
gieen $3.50
Also a new black dance set,
lace trimmed, at the same
price.
fOME to us for the answer
to the biggest question of
the hour "What shall I give
her for Christmas?"
Here is a real treasure trove of
gifts that would make any fe
minine eye light up with joy
r.ophisticated gifts frivolous
gifts daintily personal gifts.
All the newer things of the fin
er sort are heie in infinite va
riety and the price range is
elastic enough to fit any
Christmas budget.
Just drop in and before you
know it you'll have that
Christmas list reduced to a
mere shadow of itself.
Bags
he tvmili) t'hno
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Mi khul
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A stunning unde.r-arm pouch
style bag in genuine hand
tooled leather. Moire lined
inside purse and vanity
mirror. A beauty $7.00
Also a fine calfskin pouch
style purse of convenient
small size $4.50
Hosiery
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A smart robe of fine quality,
lovely pastel shades n gift
any woman would proud
ly own $10.75
Very feminine, too, and most
lovely are the robes of printed
silk gay colors and
chic designs ....$5.95 to $8.-15
When In ilutit.l izlye her hosiery It";
ever appreciated nifl
Wayne Knit Slenderette, the
finest chiffon hose in Ameri
ca. Extremely stylish in ap
pearand, unusually good for,
weai1. This is to be had in all
the new shades so popu
lar for winter $12.00
A stunning gift is provided
in a special box of three pairs
of Wayne Knit slender
ette hose, any colors ....$5.70
Wayne Knit service weight,
fine quality and extremely
practical in wear, square
heel $12.00
Hummingbird has a new
hose with pointed heel, very
good looking, fine silk
from toe to' hem $1.50
New
Kid Gloves
These Pen-in gloves (and
what could be inore ideal as a
fift2) just arrived. Fine black
kid all the'vogue smart
cuffs all
sizes,
$1.00
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NX1"- ,ir' 4"
Towels
Thoughtful are the gifts of
pretty towels. Great guest
towels in bright colors
best quality $1.50
Hills
Dependable
Values.
Dependable
Quality.
Linens
Any woman is pleased with
a pretty set of imported linen.
One from Czechoslovakia has
(5 napkins, a f0x50 cloth, green
or blue bordered
pure linen $1.50
Other lovely seta and cloths
from $1.89 to $15.00
Beautiful 5 1-inch Rates and
Rayon luncheon
cloth, very new $6.00
THE WHITE SOX
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PJ' t Hk AiiO h-v. tl (API '.nn"
Itlitrkhtirni', iiuin tf nctton. tit l"t
ini8 Ins Kint- chance tu h ad
"hicMK't oii iiilnhty While Snx
mil of ImHf h.tll'n wlhlf rncHH.
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jack siiaiikey Five Knockouts IpSpf
wins decision ;. ro Registered i Vi0
IN BOSTON G0 XV$XlrJ fcfe
BOSTON', Pit. II (Al' J u k
Hliurkcy. Hnston htavywciKfU. wlm
Ik nHfuyinif u roini-hack, won a
cbtion lant nivht oi vr Arilnir I -kuh.
New York h-;ivy .
Hhiiikey kuv- I tckuh a tcrrlflr
hi'iiilnir in ifceir ten ioiiih! ciicouu
tT hut lacked iititu'h I'ltj'-.''-. 1
)It wiih heavy nnd !". Ji'i'l his
tiiulntf Han w tit'fully ul f wit h the
rcMUlt tlmt lie 'tni 1 untihh1 tu
la ml hitt linnkit rHanly.
Ah huiiKh I eku)i atHM-m-il fMir
.VSTOP.IA. On... IV,-. 11 (Al'1- f
Wh r.,ur ,.v. n,.s r.H.,iu.;, .s VV
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tl, ni'iiiMml'.A .. nn- of Huron
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alyw-i with fr-Juht vhen the boul imv.. h
am niunuxer tn nts own riicni T'tarieI und ronh-nieil hlmsiif 1 u,.n.j.
the team which waHtuinhlcil from I throughout with ini-ri-ly ntnyinc! Jiinmy AihI- ihoii, Astoria fca 1 li
fts pinnacle by the notorious ', the limit, he. took all Sharkey had ,.rv itrhi, knocked out HnKh Me
"liluck Sox jtrundul" nf I it ttv and never ae-med in dantf.r ixi-.-it , Kjf-ht 0r i'oriiand in the tfcuiid
fh iy, st-nder "I .-mi" ham a chance in tliiih w hen Sharkey had him ! iund of a Imut itiat was to have
to b'come thi miracle inun of down for the count of nine, lint it - KUjio four rounds.
present Hay in.Heall. took wven left hookn to the jaw
I AUt-r iif.lyiriK )i1k iiuivtery of and a hard rilit uim. rcut ti turn
ytratej;y as infielder and then the Irii-k.
couch to the falterinK t.am for) Jt wuShark.-y", first fi-ht
more than n dw-ade. HlHckhurni' ' nieetiriB in New York !att April
was called upon to pilot the team with Jack Uelamy. Hew-tKh. d 1M
last July when Hay racker" 'h()un.jM whIlw -,.
."Hiii n'MKNi'ii, iiiji mum in
All ihi.s tins uHniss.il nft'T Ihf
i rvi-niiii; ha1 nt nir 10 an iiiispiri
: mis sunt Win n llnny C.nl.son,
' Knapim. nn.l Art TIii-oiIiiun. As
toria. nil.I.llrw.'IKll'. Iiu'l fitoi.il in
l hi- 1'i-nliT or ill.' Him anil liam-
I mi r.-il iai-11 othrr into a 1I011I1I1
; Uni.rkiilll ill llir I'll'M lollinl ul u.
SHOT Tllltdl (.11 HKAItT 1 Hi h,..liil.-. lnilr-i oimil. r. fiirldon.
VA'('ir'Klr it n ii.... it .. ii... i ..ill. l..-int.
him hy ,Ai.i si,, ,h' .h I',,., i..'. .. . ... , f..n ..
Tuny AiiKiiMinit. At, was killnl In n Ins lalli'ii hlolli.-r. ami holli
of hii hiimc last nicht w i-ro tun t-i i-nninioiisly inill. il Iron:
nut il. i. rinn.
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die was HeemliiKly cust for another
loor season, nu" did w ondorH
with the machinery left
piloting It lo .r:'f hanettall. 1 1 Ik
reward fume yinterday. when he n,e hjt,.jlen
was nameo as munuKer tor whiw njs hr,m,r.slri(.k,.n wif)i
nnd Ktven as free a huml uh any .. hildren ran sereamim; to
K street pursuil hy the murderer, ;
lanw lilaiiil ;nn liflieved by pr.ti e to he I.mii
f'hlentro fans were elated hy Ihf nir Nas.-si, - Nassi fired lu
ro ws and the R.-neral preilictlon more hotK as lie ran from th
was mat i.ena- was me man i scene ttf the crlmo. are
turn Ihf trick. Jt he doea, the in the darknesN. He
tuniHllie at 'mni.skey park, a tfium bw-n aprnehe tided.
Kia'tntrih iioMinK ta.onii. pronamy
will ito a land oil ice business a sain
for the first time since the scan
dal.
Ulackimrne. however happy ov
bin manaKersliip and free rein,
faces a li.couiaKin task, lie nerds
a caiettei-, pitcher and at len.st on
infii l'ler. lie believes he can K't
them.
Two newly puirhanerl player,
however, may im-un u lot to Hhick
burne. They are Hon Wei land,
yountf southpaw obtained from the
.MisHissippf Vutley league, and Out
fielder Clarence Hoffman, who was
had news for I'acitic t'oast bavuti
pitchers last season. The White Sox
paid ::. niia to gvt Hoffman front
Sarramento.
Owner I'omiskey said he planned
to Rive Hlackburn' whatever help
he needed and that if "I.ena" ronld
had the team in to first division
in ll'ilt, he would he satisfied.
"My check book is open and
we're all for I.ena"," the old Ito
nian said.
1 Murder Are Given
STAMTO.W
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NIGHT FIGHTS
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Hy Ihf AoM'lntcl lrvs I
HOSTOX J. ou Honash. Huston, I
knocked out Archie Skinner, .Mod- I
treal .
Hi'KFAl.O, N. Y. Jimmy Slat- f
t t-ry, Hu t f a lo. out poi nt ed J i m my
Nht honey, fhlcairo (HO. Kid i
Chocolate, Cuba, outpointed JOhnny '
Heisteln. Huffalo (HO.
I'HII.ADKI.l'IUA Benny Hnss. (
Philadelphia. outpointed Gaston '
Chart? Hu.i Krance (HO. I
MAltllOTTA. O Freddie Miller, i
Cincinnati, knocked out Jew Mr- j
Mnrty, Toledo t).
i 'HA IM.OTTK, X. C. Johnny
Huberts, HuntiiiKton, W. Vu., stop- ;
ped Hay lfahn, Indianapolis. CO.
Lot ISVII.I.K. Ky. Sam Hrtte. t
lh-nton Harbor. Mich., outpointed
Terry l.inKO. I'ittshurs lu. j
I.ITTI.K HOCK. Ark. Kid l.en-
cho. Mexico, outpointed Paul Sted
man. St. I.ouis (Hi). Kid Adums, !
Mexico, outpointed Garner Johns,
Tampa. Kla.. tHO.
MIAMI. Kit:. Johnny Gerarden,
Cahiornia, knocked out Hob Mar-j
tin. Huftalo. N. Y., ( 1 ).
STOI'X TAI.I.S. S. R Hilly '
l.itrht. St. Haul, outpointed Meyer'
Grace, Chicago (HO. Jack Nlttt, ;
St. Haul, outpointed Kid Hippatoe,
Siour City. la.. ( S). j
I.KTHHH10(;K. Ala. Lew Kern-
I'T. LethbriilK'. technically knock- j
ed out Carl Auustln, St. Haul, ( J
MONTUdMKltY. Ala. ltiy k
StiihliiiK. Macon Ga won h deri-'
sion uver Johnny Kearney, New
t)Oean.i (HO; Hrte Anthy. Culum- !
bus, Oa., knocked out Curtis Ham-
ilton, Montgomery ( a . f
L A K KI.AN 1 1. Klu. Kid Oborne. I
Tampa Kla., and Ucne Ouray. Wt
Hulin Hearh, drew (Hi: Chick
Haw I. son. Lakeland, knocked out
Hed Hoytt, Leesburg, Kla. CO. .
...fe?air Service,
Seldom Needed , Is
always available
and aflhw Cost
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n.:!,', por AU the Box-'- Ij !
KjI il IC4 Autonomies
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i W4m&WWmm YX Trs, etc. .
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MOSS TO .TTl:l HWyl lCT
AT COIU AI.l.lS TOVKJIIT
AKKjes lo Open
(rid Season In
1929 On Sept. 28
COIIVAU.IS. Or.-., Hec. 1 I (API
. - A Kami, with the Cuiitomia Ak
ui .1 here w 1M on-n the l.mihi.n
ceawn for Oreitoii State college I
S.-pi.-mber 1'R tor the third con- '
, etuilve year. Th in wjim annuunr. ,1
' by Carl l.ndell, Rvn.ral ntan.iir.-r
nnd newly elei'ted president of the
I'aeiflC CoaM conference Kt.uiijli!- :
man. ik. -it a.s4riation on In renn a '
to the campus today. 1
i:it er (i.MiiuiKa or Whitman will '
Mirimdi opposition on uuoiher emiy
op. n dale, October 1-. The Kannf
lo be h re. '
An inter itectlonal same either
in the miildle wt or eat
b, en soiiKht, though ttiml anaiu-t . !
nientH will not be known until d,o
etui n of Couch Haul Schiller to-
inoriow.
A ftame with Columbia has ht-en
m. ntloned an New York iiimvrMiy ;
Jud filled ItH KChrdule before th.
i- i-f-nl tH'tiHHttonttl ithowinK of tin-
w"tern Hani at New Voik. j
Haiho re port )i of ri'iih ruu o
Lr.nn. which were olMe.-tn of nt-;
ii'k a year a pit by manaKer.i.
were ,.ttnd inure hetpful thin n--a.!
--on. I.o.i.-n r.-poHed. unl no action '
l.t coniempiiitfd other than moiei
nnittmlly helpful asiremrnta Ik--tn
collott u4 broadcutluf
rompanft-x, J
ftVIDI H M HI U-K(l
H. 'SKHl Ki;
l'v. 11 ( API ;
ne-tion nf creation of ajhl;hw.
id diKtrirl to fin.ine' roil- w.iy
of the .North l'mpni.i J inn h'
mmission
... l.,.l.iy.
Big Passenger Planes for Great Lakes Route
COHYALLIS, Ore., Iec. 11 (AH)
Hal K. Iluw, secretary of state,
MMMMM will be in this city tonight lo ai-
i Tend U b; i llrmet uivpn tiv fli-fcun
fl.ite hiuh- t s,.,t(, rpWP chapter Sluma Helta!
'ial meetCht. national profe-ional joiirnal-
lytic fraternity, recently rated nn.st j
efficient t hapter in the I'nited I
STate.
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l-i ul rriitii,:! en Grval Iiki
ml liiin.iki. ijil.-r tt l pUmit'i tu c:
hi' h.n all-nut i'i.p . CuAjUi o;
..i.v.i t ul Ii....- m;;...iii .ji.L.
'rin4 iin-rli who iirtnlirw-tl th.'
I'lrrtnlMl voti. so wi-li now an tnk
mc oi-r the lavk of plrkhiic 1'rpni-ti-nt
tliiov. r's riit.tni't.
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS
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t (4-TON 130' hb.M
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1&.TON 140 whcrlbiM
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1415
2-TON ISO whtclbmM
1545
1-TON 165 wbtr!bM
1615
J-TON US Mhtflbu
1745
J-TON 165 whaelbAM
1775
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Brothers Trucks depend upon,
and know they can depend up'
on, everywhere.
These fast, powerful,' sturdy
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all hauling needs are built by
Dodge Brothers to make money
for their owners year after year,
inile after mile. This objective
guides every manufacturing
step from design and selection
of materials to final inspection.
Then, after the truck is at work,
we stand ever ready to f;eep it
at uork.
Let us show you the chassis and
body type that exacdy fits your
needs.
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C(li and Depot
f sr.l s!.iy-r nf Flosvie f.'U'tiT,
Slu-i'liliin. Miili., ki'IiiiqI ti-.n-hrr,
, told iunhoritli.s In a ni iv ronfw
i..n lir,y he wanttiit to '.yi't cvrn"
! wlih .Miss ivrter f,.r nil ""M
fiimlir'- l, ni that ho hail not In
.toinlcl to her.
I offi.-ors sail) ho ailmittpil havine
.'itt. nipud t rriminally altark the
Kirl afli-r rhnkioK her. lie thftl
lii'i aint- fi ij:ht.H-,l he faiil. iml
'lii'iit h.r to ilrath rilher with
Ihiinnirr or a stone.
I The hoy was in jail nwa itll'f
;'ilhrr a sanity examination or a
torinal scntenrp to life iinprip'.n-
iMi'nt.
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nf thi m inlf.kin in
Ins l mptufUfl l. liv "'ol
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BROTHERS
TRUCKS .
BUILT BY DDDGC- BROTHE-R5
Vl.ltrV T STAY AMATi:l It ,
VANcin'vnt. n. i'.. i.c "
-Vl' IVn-y Williunis hn.n no 'in-
t. ntion of tnrninir profossional. tin
, filynipir sjirint rhnmpion has in
! tin in.-. 1 Reurirr P. Harrison, tm-
ilinn of tht; Williams inrinn I"!
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' Wlllianii nnnonnce.l : Satml i?
itlial U a, illscontlnulns- !
i stn.lirs nt the fnlv.Tslty of Hrltls-h
! I'olninl.ln. I'rleniln niittl no many
j li'in:iml has lu en mnito upon l"
j lime l,y p.-i-sons di'siriliK to honor
him for his Olympic victory
I"- Ini'l no rhanrr to ki ep up
stuiiirn.
I'll l.l l. SII.M l I I'
MOW Yii;k. 1.c. tl (AD
l.-o liiixei. proirsKional at lh
1". iiiiiior,' country clnh. Willi"
I'UiiiH. N. Y.. for the lo.l thr"-
am , represent the new AO'-1
'l"'"1' rlnli near Ti Junn. M'-i-l".
next season In a.ldulon l a
.ilary of I:;,.im.i1 a y,r, illi-l .
control civ.s him all the couCt"f
pious ia tLa j,-o:a sliop,