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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, February 26, 1921). LACE ; CURTAINS... new this spring ' at $1.25 and $1.50 Hill's Dependable Quality, Dependable Values. WISE MEN PICK SHARKEY TO WIN Bets Range from 6 to 5 to ; Even Money; South Is Backing Stnbling Bears Poised to Take Coast Crown zSji&l : 1 v 3 I ly A In ll Jl. UuuVX ' (Aoei.ni 'I i'mtt HliorU Writer) .ll,.l HHAI'H. Kn 1-Vf. Z i (AIM The it lolrnin of MUi,-l Ib-nrh, I hni niranite ami inynHfylnir flMIe nffalr left upon ilia wn.l ill. II. hi re () 'I'ex ItleHurd, In nioxliiK tnwurii If rllwag In n HerleH of 1-rilhOiifM thnt nerd only u IIiiIk HOfl in null', the mruininliiK Of H teW ftuitiir, u niukc the run limy rolnpli'li'. ll In KlnniK". y' ilo true. In It" Iniiiliiilly rulorrtil Iwekitroiinit ami hi Hh iiKloiiitilnir mwiiriiiire of fin ancial Hurrem:. 'IH mystlfy linr. In io fur iik who Hhot at Jack ia miiwy yvmerdny jimt hi-forn the iluwii ami uiial Hill happen In the iIiik ulieii W. I.. ( Young j Htrllillnif. lh liKiivywi lKliI inliln or the aotitli, 'anil Jack Hluirkey. tit. llOHlnti will, i nr. flHht for ti n rniinila to a r-f-, eree'i, tlcclNlnn at Klainlntfo park j j tomorrow nlxht. t t 1 I'flllllKjlu Kfllilltf ' ! v i.,..'Uu..iu-t,i "iinilniiilnn" 'nf ihii ImNkclliall domain .v. r lin, l,a,l no rantuKiki u netting I'neifle e.ml for many yean.. Call- ' " 1 ' m"' ," ' !or a mircesHlon of unch .prvllmln- , . . ... , ,,,,,. "ni1 """ flrH "n'' thrn ufutliw ary event. ml., not even Tel f"r"la l"",n ar '"""""' lh"r the m.rthern neetor victor In i Ittrtiiinl, wt-rc hi ultva to mo hi 'y towani a ftfih rHt coufpronct three sumo M(t-nfnnon playAff. ' l.ooin vt-nturo nrur rnrnrilftion. 'chRrnpioiiHhiii ihln yvur. Southern i'nlifoi nht won the J-8 would riToKHliu plmuHl ftnlHh- .( ,y ('pi. Win Corltin, meal mmiki Ui pkhIikL of ii Oinot tn und lil- i),liHk-i nhtiotlnir cfiiiHr, tin' lihu- lylioo. It x never would have iMun TIm'mi tu iiik fitiiri iK-tK uMI linrnlu laid lU wrliii ni:itKv:i.i;v, rui. (apj- -HuIrrH irp until IikI ypiir, f'ullfitrnia wop oh the four MiicoeKxivi' coaM) ronf'rtnre Vi:iMl)AV PIKHiltAMS lit .Vdiionnl trniU UNtlnK c.iin- t h rut-' nun for W vflfifxiliiy nluht mivihlnir like It (luvii: fi:3 to 7:a, I'ulmnllv ' n wr,H thf duy lit fore i the'urtual hotifira. California, having inKtHS-d - H- und Cold oulritet tdiiithed Ihe litlo flt t HuiKhern honnm, will mtet Ihtur: to tf. (oU Striuid nn- iimrn: 9, Itoadu to Itniiiancc; V:30 (i. !'. Kill Hilly Idh: Hi to 12, (Ji.fKT lllUKiC. . The Ainfli'trun ItrnadciiMlfiitf com paiiy pWwnm fur WwlncKday nfjiht f(lliw:' C tii 7. ortlntl nfmhlc; I. KolMfer 'urouratti; 7:30. comi'dy HkMcli: K. "HlriHlnir Htrliw.":" H:3. Ailon fti't-hcHirii ; , iirilxlM trio; H:3, novt'liiff; 1, HIp' Tlnip; I I, flMiiro tiiuslo. , .. , KK (JMltlfUHl 7fMIj C, 1'nul lU'Vfitt; (J: 3 'I, .S'lIC: U t niii Lvt, VHiii;n the HlnKr;" lu, NJ 1 Kj: Portland (HHOhv) ti to U. AIM':, J v wither. nrWH i KXXrloKAiiKHeK ( 05likc) . fl, niUHlc, orpin, renture; 11. cnurtewy )ll'fhlH!tM 10 to (, diJIlP iiiumIo. , KO.UO .HeiiMIo ' (UXUkn) . 01' ( hnwtrn; tl 1 80. JCIH': 0, male o,itnr li't, ctrrhontni; 11:30, nru-H, oruan, Kllg HpokHiip (CWOltn) :3it, XIH hnitfiuin. ' KJH Kfiittlo (7'lkr) 0 to 12, Alt proKruoi, ; K'o Han KranrlwHi fltHOktO (i, T.miniy and Hob; :30, XIIC; 8:So, xtiulloi li daiioo iiiumIo, ' KI-'I I.m Aiik'Uh (C-lOltr) 11, Hynfopiiiurm 6:80, NHO: H:ao, xtu dlo; 9, oonpfct; 10, MKT. . KMW Portland (Ql!0ko) 0, inn-r4i-, hook cinil; fl:3t, KIM'; lilMtoryi ,( U, jVitrlod piMiKnim; 10, iii'WH Mttniinary; itrtlfi'tn 12, NIK',' KTA 1 1 ( a k In ml ( C fin lit-) II, NlKht OwIh. j KI.X- Onklund (XKOkc) fl, poii- j crrt. nrwj: K, Pdiiratlonul limn; tf tu 10, piano, ronlralio, Koprano. , . K(HX I'orllnnd OHOkc) . fflln- ! iH'V oanrfi't, on'hiiHlra; 7:30, va iid iniiHiilm. in ih Houthern Miction without he ln fxtended. Three othr mem-h-rn of the ou'.h'rn divUlon. Kian tford. Koulhfrn California und thr t'niieritity of California at ah An ' vance of tho Upiii h. Helps McGraw hotllttl'j la-Kin hf-nutlt tho pulm tn-r-H, tho cakiuin MKht Mnd po Klhly tin nipon, but -the hoy t 111 'trvln. .o find nut 'what I. In all W'flrft KmotliBld ltmlr the ad- about, and wtiy. j ' IMwiiy of MyHtnrlt1! ' Thoro Ih h wliolr neftt uf myii tcrltH to kreu up' Uuv old coIIko upliit whrilnT ont wuntH to know Who Hhot ut I't'inpjO'y, and iiy -or wtint Hiffnircunrc, If any, nmy hi attached to tho acknowledged rib Injury, and ivportfd hund In jury to Young HtrllilliiK In a truln ItiK inftthap Jtmt u wvek hoforo tho . fltfht. Then' ar plenty of rut worn, JiiHt an then Iuih been plenty to talk mid write ahout oulalde the actual f njfht Uflf, Hut thn iiiqhI con-' 1 Hph'iioUH rvanoiv lor tt nil uro iwi oucHtlunulily Jurk JWiiinitoy and the Miallyhoo Hctupbcy, tho old inuul-1 or, playliitf imciiiiuHfully ut hl now . rulft of proinotur; ind tha ballyhoo, I with ih'w wordntihd. miIp Initplrcd , by tho buhuy i'lir ut l'orliju'tf ItllUIH'H. .t TIiIh Ih (be Houlli'd flint bciLVy- n-l.lllt ' flirl.l - lit MMllnHlll 1.1. ut f nlncti tho palmy day of New Or-! laliiH hh a fintlo center and. lew of. . thom- In tho iralherlnir hero ran ro cull that. ThlH Im itliio u, major 'bid for fame by WlHlum Luwrcncuj : Hliiltliim, 74-yeur-otd Macon .rilio hoii of an aorobatlc iin'd Ihn'falhJ'f '"'or iih acrobatic child, who Iiuh hclfMMt enliven the tialnltm iroccodlnffH. ' ' tht winner of the northern divi sion which i several K'inieM behind In playing whcdule. WanlilnKton, Idaho and Washington State turned the iiiirlhcrn race Into a nip and tuck affair at the Htart of the neu ron. , " ':' I both funl uml roourcof ul, thonifh l hi, (ieominn la inoro apt to do the ! I I Nurmi 111, Says Hugo Quist, In Explaining Act lly HiTlK-rt W. lUrkiT IAhmk-IhIi'iI l'r Kportu Wrlli-r) vkw YHItK. Kcli. IS (AIM A 'defender ha" risen to expimno 1'oaio , K,nmf rnui-e Kimlnrt the inamn-il nttiu-U ha UroilKl't down upon his , head win ll he fallen io appe.ir .u. jlhe rhaiiipl'niililp last Salinday nliiht. , ll,,i Oulai. Ihe Klnnun runner i one und only rimi" ""'"""i that Nltrnil has hecn III Wllce tne ' early part of this innnth and that It n only licraiine he was In poor condition thai ho uiihdre from , Hie two mile micpl.i hnw' ill the : nalinnal chainpionshlivi. , A. A. ('. oirirlaU did not learn of the Mllh I ilmunl until nn liuiir lii'lorv the race and promptly met and Indef initely mwnendi d the fnmoii Finn. Scoffs nf Ucairt I Qill?t seoffe.1 ut report that Vllrml had withdrawn lieniuse he : feared to try conclusion with his ' yonner' I'lnnish rluil. Kino I'urju. I who won the aiectderlinse and ' lirake the world's record, in doInK ll. I'nrje knew that Nurmi was not KOlnn to run In th sneplechiuw an Krldqy afteinoon. t)uist nuld. and It was la-caue of that know ledge, he m.iintuinx. that I'urje himwlf decided to run in the ob stacle race rather than In the two lii lie event amiinst Kdwln Wide, of KU'i den. I'ui je. accordlnu to quiat. wn (n Nuiuila room when the older runner penned a note to A. A. I', officials saylnir that he would nol run. This letter, written last Friday nflernoon. Qulst says, was not reoelyed ut A. A. I'. heiuliiuar lera until yestenliiy. (Jtiist helleves tho delay wns due to" Ihe fact that Nurmi posted it on a Icjjal holiday, Wiuhlnictpn' liiithday. Ilicidenliilly yulsl said that stories of "Imd hlood lietween Hockey Chief i (MWl'i' 11 "I.JU , -!T GusSonnenberg Defends Crown, Tosses Stasiak CIIICAflO. Feb. 20 (AP) Ous SnnnenbeiB. the (lylnif tuckle heav yweiKht wrestllnK chaniplon. suc cessfully defended his title last nlKllt. tinuInK Slanislaus Stasiak ill two stralKhl fulls. unexiieclHil. Sharkey bus poundtiK yanui ,, ,,U1.JC w,.r(. not based on twrencB ; -CVi'lfi n youth VWEN1 i father . VT : i'l'olillc I' -'J. and eMlerienCii uifalnst uood men in bin favor hut Ktrllilinn has routiht, rather limn trained himself Into condition-. .' Tho hotllllK. "rh as there hiui been of II. raiiK'-s from odd" of 0 to i on tihiukey to even money. If there Is any chance In wajferliuc sentiment it probably will uo Sharkey's favor. fact. Kven though be should hp rein stated, Nurmi will not run nitnln until he recovers his health. Quint says. The l-'lnn fulfilled several of his contracted appearances only becauso he felt obllfrated to go throlmh with them, his friend do- clal'od. 1 Seui Intent for Sii'llilliuc Slillillnif. Immuiiiso lie ill 10 flKlit before a southern Kallery of friends, relatives and udiniroi'H, is the HClilllnental fitvorlle, tho Itapo r lllvl.. 1,1,1 Ml,.,,.,..u tl- I. KKIe-Kalt Ij.k, Chy (I IdOlte) !,,, ,, , ;.ut o. lauslenl ,n.Kn,,; 0:31. rout ,1Nl ,,, ,' ,., Bpr,H ,0 7:.1ll, Mil1. , y(ll ,,.,. ,M (l wll)(t l)lvi(.. ' ' Kence ol1 critical opinion, not only because or so many rnnrilctiiiu do- velopnients lu tritinluK hut ulsQ becniiho'of the uucorluin evldenco When the New York (ilanis tumble, ul spiliiK iriilninif enmp 1:1 few weeks, a newcomer will bo coll KlvlllK linlcrs 111 oll of Mllll lKfi' Medlutv'K niliallriiiK. 1 1 is hell N'ii'liofr. tilinvi!. wlin Hdilnvcil miweiis in viiceul yeiit'K tut ninnuKCi' ut Uln Alii1"1" Kouluoin. Ai;.iui'iR Hon tin in. nil. I V i:iVAitus (iMi:. I'l.NS I HACK IN : t i'.i'i.x( 'ifllUJV. I'lah, Koh, 311 (AIM! JJillv l-Jihvurds, Kansas (lty beavy-w-rluhl WTesiler, took two falls oul if three front I.eo I'aplnno, nntih west null man, lu a ntuuh eonleHt litre last illuhl. j III tho leeoids of the twu flirhleis. Amateur Boxing ! Tourney Starts I'OUTI.ANMl. lire., Feb. Uli (AIM Fnuliiritil by ten knockouts and tljiity knockdowns, the, annua! I 'aclil asi amateur boxing championships not under wuy lust nlKhl. Thirty prellmtnarlin went completed with the final I'OUI" scheduled for tonlKjht. rlcve-rnl thousand spectators, IncliulinK n llire number of women, witnessed tlio show. Maltln ZunHii. feather-, uelitlu of tho I - AnKeles Alhlrllii dull mill 10. 1. lie N .ilk, rcutherwelKht star or the Multnomuh cluh, illvlil-1 ed siiotliKht honors lust nitfht. naclt.j ulnnliiK two fiifhts. Zuulmi won licit h of his by knockouts, Volls , laklnir one by Hit' knockout routs , und Ihe oilier on a close decision. Ited Walker, H'nlvt ilty of Wash. Inaton, featherweilit also fnok; two liouis, closiiiK the bill with it son,' satlonal Imllle with Johnny Adnmi uf the rorlliind Kym, Walker tuk Iiik the deelKlon after tint juiltrea ordered an extrti, round. Pttrablc Woods : . 'Vilttr. cjiiro'X uml reilwoml die cluss"il lu I lie simiii' ilui'ihli:t.v Won)' (Hid h:tvi tiiii'oii'iali-ly Hie muni ili'iiiyresiKiinj; iirnperlles Tlid ilt'Ciu' resistance of llieso spe cif. iHHvi'vor. lies III Ihelr tii-iirl-wiinil mily; llio siipwnml of nil lliein Mil nil r.illier quickly v.iicn used timler cniidilloiis wlilcii Tivnr tlfoay. .MOW YORK, Feb. 2 (AIM KlranKier Lewis, en-world's heavy- IwolHbl wrestling champbin. defeat ed Kola Kw-aiianl, v lu nt Husslan. In a finish match at the 71M ar mory here last night. Tossed out of the ring after an hour and 13 minutes uf wrestling, the KumkIuii mulil not continue am Iiwls was awarded the decision. ! Les Corse, lormeily of Saskatche wan. Canada, nan uceit cnosen MKDI'Olll', re.. Feb. SS (AIM ' Tum Alley won from Jim lleslln. 'Australian, In n wrestling match hero last night, when Itereree .Wood stopped ihe mutch because lleslln was still groggy from effects of the crucifix hold which Alley ...i., l-K-r.:lv nf Tnll. useil In lake the first full In S (ornla'i Ice hockey team. The minutes. California , institution is repre- eented in this sport for tho first -( j '-'a time thU season and wiilt a tonm IJ((l irOm Ollllieill V.tHI'IMlIM KM-. . Pacif cont Its first niudonr In- IfrcollcgiatB Ice Hockey mutches i iu February. i TOM LIN STILL IN HOLD-OUT Are Purchased By U. P. System , 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum xRugs $10.95 Tew and Charming patterns to brighten your home, . Appro priate designs for any room in the house. $1,00 Delivers It. cAim FUltNITUUE CO., Inc. Main 770 , Twonly-fivo new' KiantH of the rails have been bmiifht "V the Un ion I'aciflc. Sumo of them will liylOO JUI Thr H-urchase of the locomotives wu tinnuunccd by T- H. tiray. pres- ' , , lt . ., Went of the Colon I'utiflc. AW of flA.inr.i.'i, tin.. rt'iF. i i, aij ;h' American I.o-? ii-mdv ;. Wor1."! wiihh inaniit:tiu cs thctn :il Dun kirk. XV w Ynii:. Viiey. .vill .p .iwu on the western divitdoiiH p' the ',n. Inn I'aclfir. r. . It won't be Iiiiik now until gutt er when the ladles can hip))-hut uno another, '-': Tom Turner. trcsident of tho Portland club nf th Cacifie troant lea B ue. looks for "Mk thiiiKs" from Hill Itrauer, pitcher, recruited from the tttanillots nf Cortland, Ore. Tho youthfu) pitcher started spring traluiiiK under the handicap of nn Injured knee cap yesterday. His injury, caused by a batted hall, was not .considered serious,' and Turner expects Itrauer into a kooiI t wilier. It looks like Kd Tomlln. pitcher. them are of thr new 9000 class, de- caimft they were niiKinnted by the lailrnad'K mechanical enninei rlasi Htaff. 1 Kach of the new enu'ln1 win cost $1 14,000 and they will repre-M-nt altoirether an InveMtment of S,7"0,000. They are Khtn'f In both size and power, each, nein? 102 feet C Inches lornr. All. at'? of the three to develop 0Jin,Pr type. Through its three. cylinders and 12 driver wheels (07 nchcH In diameter and located Mx doesn't Intend to report, litest on a side) each engine exerts a word from the north Indicates that drawbar pull of !)fi,000 pounds. ho still Is n holdout. Another renu- Speed Is combined villi this fji-eut Tony Hcko, has not yet rlpi't- hut is not a holdout. Daily Health Hint Tremor of Ihe hands Is common In the old. In ypiinxen ( mesons Ii may he due to fiitluo or onernl nervo weakness caused by loss of sleep, abuses of alcohol and to uhcco, lou niuch nigiii life, etc. power, and throtmh their umiiiy to ip.ill K'5 car freitriit tmius wifely n.n I swiftly thes emiues have liecn ; factor In mainr I'niii ; ilie I'oloi. il'rtific's phem;:nMi.i i ou-timc iec lord for Iaclfi : Xorthwe-d fulf Ciins. "When tills piii-.b:tso has been de : I oi ed there will l u! of Iheso lluiifc engines in oiKtMl'i-n. The m-w-' l-.i omotives were purehastd ti-nm V ..... L - 1 1 -1 strD: It Ih predicted science eventually poundH heavier and appear In bet ter all-aarouud coudlt Ion. I tut Wtrlbllntf, IT he TeiiH. no III effect from his rib Injury and Iuih noth JtifC the matter with his rbfltt tiand, Iuih fl viii'lulv of ut'iinoiiK nf Mm Sharkey, epecially dtiHnir tho command. AlwayH a Hkllllul defen- ' will be able to control tho wealhei. past few dy. Iiuh nppeured to HV, hoxer. Htiibllnit's punchinK ' If mdriirn Is wise. It won't try aav betlor HilvnnlaKO than Wribllnif In ,,0wer He.UH k renter. They nroithlOH like that, the dally woikoutH, Th MoHton l tav'H punches have Hemiitd more (""-' 1 l,,M'" ' 1 " ' ""' - L - " ' efrectlve. He Ih probably Qn mmj-. SILVER.FOX FARMING At llilw M'tuoti u( tho year and when other d title uir- not prcKsliifr K jimt the time in tret w-l Mistl, for tho limn will mhui otnc wlu'M sou will wmo( to cavh in on what Is urn pnvlmr m. wil. ami u Hike your iart at MI. I lt-CO HAIKIM), Tills farm iiciIh no lulniductlon, tit least In I'Utstern Otviniy. Hi three- a to few who do lint know that this farm Iuih iihiiIo IM'irivt hii(Hi in hiUcr l'o larmlnir. tho owner hnh for mtirly MM) year (lone mithinu: but aitend SUA lilt l'X. Hud of t'tairse pa hi irb-t atieiKioii to everihliiir Hrtntnliiir in I ho I t It busiiM'HH. Thl rami obtain ih prompt n'ont of nil lilmlH of fur wild on market, tho price rvtvhetl nnil tht tlt uuiiid, surpliiM, oic. W lillo the pi-i'MMial eperleiuv aiilutil by this fiiriu. Of oltcr, !. nhvaM MiKsed nil to imr t iiMomciti thcrrhy itivtiift' them what eiuilil ho termed uuthoritatixe littorinallon to ii.Mirt hiiiin we dlno keep a complete- s l or (be most reliable 1 11 lilt ' t C. We have tiii: cmti-:i sTn:s ;o rttMi:T m i.i.rnvs fnmi Hon Mta hmiki down to small Vtulct; thU kind of literal urr U tho moit ndinbb hi far nod we web-ome evrryhfNl) tlmt rtiny ho liileisstnl, to rutin nd look them over. Ot'll Kmalt Mart In IbU bic-lnoi hu iihmv than mipikttUx! our tamlly tifini the firM jear oil. and our UKKK mulil lurnrtn iou that ll bin done men la' tier, (ittVKUVMI-NT llt'l.I.KIIXS Inioiui joit that nn nther kind of rur tiirminn can w eomimiiil iu (but of MIAT.Il Kt, but yon should eead the whole bulhiln. rm ofteoilnu, Mme etnuln tropic will pnmiote Miienies b InetiriMtriiiliur fur ruroihifr ioiii panics, (In-) may iimitc ou a few ltut of what (iOV WtNMKN ' IM lillTIVS Miy. that hapm-n to be mmd Mtlei. talki rur fnrni hif Its new. ami It may be tsc.) to trk-k ou. Vou will dti vl when appi-titif hril hv promoter, to revtlUe thut sou will net nol hi m; nonv or l.y.ss Uimh wlt4it you M up ror on your Tlt UT, thrrefurt jou .hould know mart I v vnt AM' oi' tiii: rntiTr:its aim-:. nImi hwk tmky n n koi till i;.ri:itn:ci: i tiii: i t it iuinkkn t INNCUK SMTCHKr What tpe of ll:n1.K Altt: HACK !' Tin-: vi:Ti iti:T ami is tiik At.iti i:mi: r ok nwiKAa VOC AltM TO SHiV A FA I It tK? .lt l.t l CMS SIH)t l. itK irm: am mmci.i:. so know nioitoi (.in.v whvi YOt A ItK ,SUi;. C'Al.li HlKlti: T A V TIMI-: AND ;KT ., 0' TIIK FACTS Wlllfll Vol" AUK KNTITM M TO IIS I'lll i: nod No obllrH(Umi, Oregon Trail Silver Fox Farm II. V. SMITH, Prop. I jiM Ij (imnile, nn 11 If liy Sixth Annual Championship j BASKETBALL i TOURNAMENT 1 of Slato, District No. 1, Ore. Hitfh School 1 Athletic Association. F Feb. 28, Mar. land 2, 1929 Union, Oregon GAMES niSGlN -Thursday, Fb. 28 3 :,",() p. m., 8:00 p. m. Friday, March 1 9:C0 a. m., 2:S0 p. r 1 8:110 p. m. SATURDAY, MARCH 2- ; St'ini-finals 2:S0 p, m. Championship danie 8:00 p.m. : Single Admissions ' Daytime games 35c, 25c, 10c Excepting Sat. V. M 50c, 35c, 10c All Evening Games, except final 50c, ,13c, 23c Championship Game 73c, 50c, 25c Season Tickets Good for All Games: Adult 3.00 I ! i t:h School 2.0O, Children l.OO', El . " , 'j !M - ' . -."'! 'V I'" I I I.H :!J J. . L ,l I.. 1.1 ia JL mum 'fyA - fyfM, I 7 Kiv , aft . y? ,vss it ' 1 i. , ffcVx JohnCilbert i l?- MTV18 ZV l'opulw I . S55SSSS8agM!SiSirn -it)!., Jphn Gilbert Celebrated Screen Star "Molten picture actors are under a great llruin thry need ihe contorting qualiticj of a good cigarette. That it why mojt of tu smohe Liicliy Strilie. The marvelous toasted flaeor o Lucliies brinys complete eiif'uinciit and relaxation hut does not hurt the throat or tflnd. I am strong or tuclcits thry are Ihe 'stars' of the cigarette Jiitturl-. I tumid rather have a Lucky after a meal than rich pastries or desserts." John Gilbert The modern common sense way reach for a Lucky instead of a fattening sweet. Everyone is doing it men keep healthy and fit, women retain a trim figure. Lucky Strike, the finett tobacmsr skilfully blended, then toasted to develop a flavor which is a. delightful alternative for that craving for fattening sweets. Toasting frees Lucky Strike from imparl ties. 20,679 physicians recognize this when they say Luckies are less irritating than other cigarettes. That's why folk ay; "It's good to smoke Lnckies." Cj. Authorities attributethc cnor moui increase in Cigarette smoking to the improvement in the proc ess of Cigarette manufacture by the ap plication of heat. It is true that during 1928, Lucky Strike Cigarettes shnivt-rl greater increase than all other Cigarettes combined. This surely confirms the pub lic's confidence in the superiority of Lucky Strike. It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Couh. ; Coosl to coast radio hook.up nry Saturday night thrown tJut Naliowil Broadcasting Company', netrk. The tX slX DanocOrchesr mTfceTnihaim,H,..J. " -LL?."Z ' viiMOWVWM . . . 1