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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, March 21, 1929.'
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A RIOT OF COLOR!
A DELUGE OF STYLE!
,; iV THESE NE WEST FROCKS
1 i. Three different shipments 6f new spring dresses have conic in the iast few days - -and never
before lmve we seen such, smartness at such prices, printed silks are "'all the rage", gorgeous
. und gay frocks in every charming color combination you can think of, and some solid coloi-s,
r too, but they are bright and utterly spring-like. Rhinestone and noveiiy ornaments; cape.
V Uerthannd handkerchief collars, uneven necklines and uneven hems with chic ruffles- a;.u
drapes, i he silks. are-good quality, the frocks well made. And they mc thoroughly new!
$Qi9o $4 q.75 : : ' : '
" and J- v. ;
Other New Styles lo $39.75 ; V ,
J- v 1
Wuyne Knit-,
Silk' Hose. .
: : HILL'S : :
Enna Jettick
Health Shoes.
CLEVELAND CLUB
SEEMS STRONGER
liaseball Wise- Railbirds
Kxpeet Indians to Make
Better Showing
n nnan iini
( Assarlotrd Vren Spuria Writer)
-NKW OHI.KANH, Mnr. 31 (Al'l
tlaachal) wise rutlhirds who pom
pare the Cleveland Indiana nr lti'J!)
with I In, fill Ion nay t Ho i'IiiIi
has been Improved morp limn any
other outfit In the American Ion
uo. However, this dlaKnosia, If
rorrcct, will not ncrcsnnrlly Insiiro
the red aklns a IHkIi plaro In huso,
hall for they h ml moia room fur
Improvement limn most of the
other oI.iImi.
However, the remade touin will
offrr a fur holder front than It
was ohln to present lust season.
The tufleld Itim been strenKtlicncd
hy the addition of Hie litito hut
runted Jnrkle Tavpner and trans
rer of Joey Sen-ell 10 thlr.l base
unit a much noeiled punch In the
outfield hna hern supplied hy the
citdltlan of two promising recrultii
and un established alar. 1I-I
l'orter and Kurl Avorlll have shown
Indlrallona of livlnx up to t li .1 r
Inlnor tonlfile i-pputullona nn1 It ih
l-'nlkln the former rhlrire While
Moit. ran up hose hlta with Itiont
of the tnujor leairuo hu.an.cn.
Few Itai.prr Cluinitm
No radical rhangpa havo hecn
mad In the hattery fnree hut Jim
Xlnn who hiia Mich,. I nd hnll
for aetreral year In A. A. hnwlmll
will liuvo a ehnnre lo are If he ran
do half aa well higher up.
Zlnn and Km Molinway, late of
DatroK. arent to be the brat of the
new pltrhara on the ataff lint Wev
In the fllKl Jive oulflehlerH.
Cleghorn Loses
To Johnny Cline
ley I'cri'ell, who was fiiVnied lo' Talk fur Iho oilier rh ld. One will
Terra lluum, la hark 'evidently' to he un extra outfielder with Kd Mor-
Mluy With nil even hotter fuat hull Kan, the only rlttht huuded hitler
tiien ,he hart laat aprltiir. Verne
Umlntiiill. " aiiotlier fariu hiiiid,
IHolmhly will ninko tha Kiude'lhla
'llllle. . . . ' ,
' Willi Hiiilllu. Walter Miller, Joo
Win 11(0, (jeorKO (ll'ulll. Mel llmiler
tuid John Mlljua are nitulned from
the I 'li s urn 1 1. Miller Iiun ahow n
derided tinprovetuent over hla
Itri'VluuM performnnooa and lludlln
liiia wiirked lollK und hard ut U
ronii-ol mui'hlne. He hua u larxet
Hot up in rlKht field of tlje 1VII
eana bull park whore the Indiana
Iruln, and apenda houra tlirowliiK
at II.- If he' ,'ta runtrol he la ex
pooled to take hla plaee healde the
lenillitK pltrhera ' of the I.-ukuh,
KLAMATH KAI.I.S, Ore.. Mnr.
SI (Al'l In one of the. kioiiiohI
main ovonia ever kIiikoiI In Kla
llilllll l'-alla. "Tllfer" Jiihnuy nine
of Sun. I''ranolseo aluahod. hooked
and aluKKod hla way to" u decisive
victory over Walter 1'1,'Kliorn.
Seattle . lCsklino,, III u ton-round
flKht hoi-e luat niKht. They are
nilddlowolKhta.
Outweluhod elrht nounda. and
Sllaule, the I, lf left Imnder. ilua a i aevpn Veara older than the rame
luond now delivery which may in- Kakhnn. ('line dnialed hla oppon.
no puna ; ,.nt rrum the riiat .round to the
Special Purchase and Showing of
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Um.
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1000 Yards Of
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Inlaid ;
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$1 :60
X
Gold Seal
Congoleum '
69C YARD
A durable floor coverinp; v
in artistic designs and -j
beautifully .' blended ' col-.,
oringK suitable' for- any
t'com in the: home, .' '
Quality Print
Linoleum
79cvs?iM, !
Dcsiiahle patterns in col
orful designs. The print- .
cd surface is ' dumble,
Kunilai y.and easy to keep
cleim; A regular $1.15
val'ue .'.
' Quality Inlaid
Linoleum
$1.29 YAIU)
Particularly suitable to .
the model n home is this
quality linoleum' in new,
fresh, cliai'ining patterns
a regular 1.50 value.
SQ. YD.
CharmiiiK, new colotful pa't
(eins to brighten your home
this Spring. The choice se
lection of patterns and col
or effects leaves nothing to
be desired; you can readily
choose the pattern to match
your color scheme.
w:. ".:.'.. :''.
Heavy A Grade
Linoleum
$2.25 YARD
Our best quality heavy
- linoleum. Durability is
built right .into it
throughout. Colorful pat
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many ' years, of useful
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Easy terms. Pay only a small deposit in cash, the balance' in convenient payments.
Inc. ;
Carr Furniture Co
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
Sawmill Shuts ;
Down For Week
At Pondosa, Ore.
'OVcnltiK. A. Iui'kp .crowd tith-mlnil I Mario CohIokup usl.stod with the
unl $:1J wh renlhEwl. M uhIo vii ' ehtvtuinmnt of tho Itttli folk,
fiirnlxlicil hy Mr. unr.Mri.-It'l.- The Trail Hiillditr boyH gavo a
llvown. . . dani'lnR- party for tho If liic Hird
; Si'Vi'i-al cai-H of frlcndH and fortn-t I girls at the school Iioiiho from 7
r ni'lKhlmrM of Mr. and Mr. Ma- until !l Wednesday evonlnir. Iloth
.Jur Nouth drovo to.t'nlon Humluy to are cIiihch of tho primary nasocia
atlond llio fun rial of tho at'd'. tlon. Mr. JainrH Vad. teaohnr
i-oiiplo. - - fof tho Trail Builders, uHsisU'd the
! 'Tho ' nullity Dough MJxorti, the boy. -4-H
cookery cluh ttlrls. guvo a Kt. j 4,.. n. K. Nelson nnd Mm H. n.
I'iitrlok'H party at tho sehool liuo .i.ursen nrranKod a nilNeellaneo8
Monday i venlnw in honor u their Hhowor In lionor of Mrs. K. W.
pnivntK. Tho room wna prettily Hmlth Momlay afternoon. A couple
duroruted with (UmmrockB and ot hours of games as followed hy
-IrlNh huts. (lames and dunclng i-efreMiments. Twelve women were
wont enjoyed rot a couple or hours pi esent
followcl hy ror,-..Blinont. Mr. Mra. 'w. H. ,. ,, Ynnk
Clan-nro S . ph.-oaon f,nll.,,l , wllltl,. ,.-,,,. ,,
.nt.Hloror.li.iirli.ir. .: v of Mlril, SprnKH wt)h
Mm Jnnioa Wnflp was rnllcil lolov.Tnl nh.no ..nil hurmonlra .luota
l.n On.n.lo Rilliilny ly tho wriolla ut tlu-ir mitlnff-T.ioaili.y ovonlnB.
' lllnoaa of ln r on.isln. ' .Mra. Mmy I l'liina w ... o also n.nilp nt this tlmp
Cli velnnil. .-, , to put on n lny In tho near rnti.rc
V Two nrt.ro .Iw'.'lllnff l.o.iMoa aro to J Oui-sta at tho liojiio or Mr. ami
r)r orcrtiiil liy the ponipany linino- Mra. .W. J. ('i.ntri'll nr.'-hor Hlstrr.
' illi.ti'ly nil. I posalhly six n little lat- ; Mlss'lirlhi Wi'i'lia ami Miaa- I'hlllya
"ty. trailln la now Ih-I.. dono ..n . Asln, or l.a Granilo.
'.a hill cnat or tho atore ..nil orflo.'. j Thero waa no srhoo.l Momlay
. frank Wl.llton und Ills, rmher nnl Tuoailay, owning to tho Hlnr.sN
frt rnr Aatoriu Thm-silay wlu-ro or Mias Mnrlo t'onlOK...'. primary
'J'tl.o only brother, of Mra. Whlttrn I toarh.'r. In orihr to hi.vo tho
' ?tr., la citlrolly ill. j achoul year mil tho aii.no ilay in
'! V T. M. Htophenaon, it.itp lilKl.wny I ,,oln "" " W. Van Ri . t i ln
. iixltipi'r. or Iji rirunilo. ami i,i,, 'llnl. 'Ihl not l.olil olnasoa.
rumlly vlaltod St.tnr.lay anil Sumluy
Royal Neighbors
Select Corvallis
MAHSHIMKI.TI, Oro.. Marrll !1
(Al'l .'orvallia will lift tho aito or
tho ni'Xt f.iail.'i'..niiil Hoyal Noitfh
hora .'Olivontion. It waa llociiloil at
the slalo .noellllK at North -lionil
laic yoatinlay. ...
Maliol Hatcholiir or Hillariorn wna
oleetoil alnto . oraolo: Klizalioth
jCllowo, I'urtlanil, rooordoi'-tri'f.a-I
tiror.
OoloKiiloa to tno aopro.no ron
j volition in Minneapolis In May aro
I Anna .Stall f-inllh, Moiironl: llou
jlrloo Shailoln. Corvallis; Klpn.lor
. Mi .'o.sklp, ikikor. Aliornm.-s aro
Kinnia Wnlroil, ClroKhani; Mnriottii
Jones, r.iuitlllii, uml Killlll" 1IIU
Im.'il, lillkovieWi ''
App6lntmenta to slato. offkwa
rollnwH: Josfo H.'i.in.an. Silvorton,
phnneellor: Aljiriottn .lonpa, rnia
tllla. jmat onielo; Anna Ti-iitp,
Myrtlp I'olnt. inarsl.nl: t'larn An
Jola.' I'orllanil. right marshal;
Kraneps Stanronl, 1'ortlnnil. Innor
sontlnol: Ana.Swnnaon, .'oltaKfl
(irovo. outer s.ntinel.
Uncle Eben
Tnln'l no ush ir.vin lo lonl a
Inxy lir.'." nivs I'n. lc Klip... Wlira
It 111:111 l.in urn nn.vllilt.i! lo 'In. hp
Knea llililn' 11..' Klls llml l.n wot
rleil Jos' do s.'itllo." Waslill.Kloll
.Slur. ' ' , ..'' -.;' . ' .
rroaao hla orrootlvonpaa.
Iho ln.ll out or hla hip pocket niurh
on tho onlor or l-:url Mooro, tho
ta.mi.ta IM.IIlio pltohrr or two do
cnilca uo.
' lnrii lil About Not
Tlino r.mrtha or tho InrioM la
.. Jw we. altltouKh Iip has
npver pluypil third hasp la ulrrudy
at homo and appina to havp con
i.norpd thp o,..or .tl.Klpa a short
stop rinda ut a corner or tl.o In-
field. Tavpner, who pta aa many
tontlt. , Inatpad of wonkeulnK. as
had I.Pen prpilletod. t'llne jtr'W
l run Kir 11 ml In tho tenth wua
v hallnir away ' ut ' t'loKhoru with
both lianda whllp tho Ksklmo was
holillnic on ilesppratrly.
.Mvrits wins match
1'OHTI.ANI. Ore.. Mar. St'(Ar
llol. Myrra, I'orlliinil Unlit heavy.
Wpllftlt W'rps.li p. look two out nf
p.Min t.sp tills as al.iKlp m a year. thre mils rrom Tnrro Mlyako, Jlu
"in par aiiortstop nn t art t.inii. jitai. Jnpuniiso i-aponpnt, hr last
tho ilonl.le play expert, ot roond niKht. In one or the elean.st
Imse. Low Konseca and Johnny mutehea ppn hero In toimi time.
tlndapp are avnllahlp rr first buso
with l"onp-a, tup orttrnese sonit M.l'.l Vl.V.i VOWPKH KATAti
Mr.l. InivInK the pull. Tho Infield j POKTI.ANH, trr., Mar. !1 (AD
t.Kht In thp Indian ramp la for the , Thp vlrtlm. tt la helleveil, or an
res. rn. plaops. Iluy Oardner. New Inordinately lure portion or .! pp.
U.lru.w ahortatop. run Held hot lib. Ik powder.' Mrs. Kdnu Krinan. Jl.
hIM.nK nnmlna In dntiht. John lieuuty shop proprietor, died ut a
lliiiiuit. who has made Rood l.n- household lust niKht In tho ltivpr.
p.esnon. may .o kept aa he Is a dule ihooiuko. . An uu.op.y was
versatile perr.irii.er. ordered.
roller uml Avertll sppii. iliatl.isil .
to Blurt tho season In rlKht und !
PPntor Its both have hit Well n tlio Then, are no newsu.ppra In Tt
spring. Tho elevor Jamteon la t.. aiiee-tinif tn a .Ui.ph fro...
rontoat with tho hard l.l.tin tin. India. Why doosn't 1no T.innpy
J buy u hums tl.pra?
II.V Mrs. M. i. Iluytmin.1
(t.bsorvor CorrpapoQilenl )
I'ONIK.SA, Ore.. (Knoolul)
Tho Clrundo Hondo mill erased op.
'prutlous 1'riduy niKht ror a week
or 10 days, while ropalra uro l.r
I..K n.ado und tho mill tcenpmlly
overl.aulpil. everul p.nployea havp
take.. uilvu.itaKP or tho si. ut down
ly koIi.k on trips lo different
polnta. Saturday mornlna John
Xtodduril and lun.lly left for .Seattle
uml the su.i.e .lay Mr. unci Mrs.
i:.nmplt Smith Ipft for Spualdp. Tho
n. und l.oren Nelson funtllles
left Sumluy for their former homo
ut llountiriil,, Ttuh, ...id Mp.Ip
Hmlth ulsn lert Sunday for Km.nett
Idaho.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. John Peffley ro.
i turned l-Vlday evenlnic rro.n Walla
I Walla w-herp thpy hud visited rela
tives for two weeks.
The road to fnlon via Toloruspt
Is still i..lto muddy In pUi'es. Iiut
la tui.ic used ror tho first time
; since ThanksclvlnK.
i Mr. und Mrs. ' Kureno Honh.ini
j spent Sunday with ivlutlves In lj
I Orundp.
A aurprlse party u arrunKed
l-'rlduy evenlnir at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Wulter Thompson, to
I honor the hlrthduy or their son -Inlaw
Leonard StronK. Gutuea and
rontesta were thp diversion or the
, eveuluK and at a lutp hour rofresh
...en.a wen served. Tho house
decorated lth St. Patrick
noveltlea. About 13 KUests wetv
present.
I Mr. and Mis. J. 11. l.i.lla und
I family, of lluker. spent Saturday at
the home or Mr. and NJra. M. K.
ltuy.aoml
; The hoy scomt of K sillily kut
n dunce In ilia loral' school house
wilh Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sto
phenson. tMcar Noyes was a Iho
ii Visitor for four days this week.
Mn. 'H. -II. Uirsen entertnined
17 gliMs and hoys from 1 a' uiitil fi
Wednesday nflernoon In honor of
her Utile sun, Kenneth's sixth
Waste of Time
"When 'yiii trios In nint.e a man
change his inhnL" said 1'iu-h KIm-u.
"lie's ptirly sure to slaht III tr.vln'
to make you ehnnuevurs mid iii
mlht as well . draw tin t'o
haek to wiak." Uaslitiivl.tn Star.
OLD FACE IN NEW UNIFORM
ti -4vX
t IT'S
The m:t Importtuit fn miliar iersm In n new unffm-in this sea-
.tn is ItoKt.i-rf MorH)v. ithuwit hern -In the lectilht ,f the fhlr;tcti
rutin. The felluu wolfiimtnu lUii 'nj;y tu. '.r.iliim Hl i td I.- W.I-.
limn Wriley Ji, ownei ot ihr Iturnhy Is- with the OuM
j Ihl;-. mi-uh. it tnrh.dift:er nt onthi In r.ir yern With lli.rn t.y
- In their fM. the Cutts ar fttvortt'9 iu w i ft u .j!itmal liutre
, ptmuaitl thh; tivasli.
1 1 yl VMt-ZB
mass
WM1 I
. . . tlx II....I or I lie Imll
in Ihc ulnvc . . . tho c.ack
i.r tl.p hat . . . fl.rllll.u.'!
:..Jiy It yiMirseifl
All nlliiT
ptpllnllot.t
at p...all.v
l-ov nri..s
mmn t m - -
ran outfit a simile
player or a whole team from our
complete stock of baseball (foods. Supplies fur
players and the club at extremely low prices.
Ken Williams Model
Fielder's Glove
$2.19
Full professional slie. Tan
horsehlile. Si.fi. ali-pudy
"liroken In." K(.ml to
Slovi s aidllnv ror H to 5.
tlrovpr .'. Ali xiimlor Model
Horsehide Glove
$3.98
. ItoRulnr " vuluK! lCxaet
duplicate or Klnve uSpil In
World Series.' lu.niires .16
Iji-i-akiiiB In." Softeneil
with nil. ' ,
Genuine Cowhide Catcher's Mitt C I QQ
Kin.st oil-tann-d cowhide - gnft nnd plial.l...
euuier uielns belwpon thumb and finpus.'
Ilnlip" Uuih -I.011
Oehri
lifiKers llornsliy a qq
AutojffiaDhed I?ats'P"o
Hact models used by 1I,p. famous Kimrs of Swat.
..i.-i. iiipereu wun watti proof finish.
lado of selcc-d
white ash.
I
It junjs to plmj'
HONTGOMERYWAPn & Cll
1 101-3 Wash. Ave. - Ph, JIain 18 La Grande, Ore.
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