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LA .GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVE . LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, Pet-emlm 17, 1!29:
You want to give
something espe
cially nice, see
these traveling
bags.
: There's no substitute for
fine leather. These travel
ing cases we of quality ma
terial!) and expert ; workmanship.
For 11 man nothinir could
,l)c nicer than a smart, hag
or uuuiatone. u e n u i n c
lentlier throughout
$10 up
1 Other smaller gifts of
leather, equally fine, at
$lup
Grace Harness
Shop
; - "Leather Gifts Last".
BIG BEAR BEATS
"GREAF SHIRES
It lie floor three llnn-Hiiiiit won the
derMon hy it wldn miiririn nfter
I J VII I'OllllftM Of 1oO-lO-tne milllllK.
1 It WUH UK find Hi'tliiH'k for till
"iat One," '"il II didn't finish :
! lilt; rliw caii'iT; Am a physician nt -j
loudod htH Hplll lip trtiil dainaud
friin. he niinuitncrd with no tilth',
i hnuU'Vr ht wtuf ready and. willing)
i tit curry Ithruiwh hia iifrrcomcnt to j
' meet the "Hempsey of t In uh
ditKOtit," Hack Wil4nii, hoiiictiniu
In January, j
fluirwny AfliiiUft'I.tVkliitf i
Nor did ho ft-rl iliwrmcit hy hlnl
defeul. He huirwuy admitted Tral-I
Iuii'k miperlorUy hill pointed out
that In. mix outweighed ly H
pounds. '
"1 dlilii't waul to meet that hl
ItiuiKcr anil I've KiM a mfml to nock
my miniMK''!' on t ! Jaw," hi- Hinnt-
Hi, "Hill 1 fniuillt tho ht f eollld
ttnil hail my own Jawjyh at 1 he
Huekoi'H t Iiohc hilly I'aiiM who paid
I'K-n ilitlliiiM a Hi-at. Ki'l 'cm luiiirh
(at mi' all they want U. U'L em
tltlnU I'm ihimJ'. I t thri'i' tfrund
:.niutj tw the flKhl and I'll Ki-t
Jin.nno iivm'k for swapping hocKh
With Ifnek Wlhwu."
Hhll'eH fotijrhl il coiiruKeou flftht
lnt nlKht hut Tniftun'H wroat
weight nnil superior ho.slnir ability
wan tun much for him. Only at
-the Mart of Mm hultle did ho look
Hid1 the "Great linn" Who sent
I inly la sleep. At llu- lap f the
hell, lit' leaped like a panther from
hi Corner, rnchlrtfr tho "HlK Item"
with, n 'storm of wild rltfhtn and
h'lf.K, hul his opponent, hardened
hy lon month of foot I mil, was
ri'iul)' for li tin. Ha weathered tho
storm iitnl mirlcd tin1 attack to
ShhvH thereafter. ,
Three, time In iho flint round.
Tittrion'M hiopliiK h ft hooks wtit
the Texan to the citrmiH, while
uwMiy time 'Ml Arthur wan cnt
rrollm, ' harKnard hy strnlshf
i-IrIiih lo hi jaw.
Ail Tniflon Thru
After that round and what ne-
tinl KI(;CN (he tWO tired fluhlcr!
'eould- pnpel. It- wait -nil '(Yufttin. '
Thri'd or tour Uiiu m In ia'h of Ihc
I'lMlialnltiK rouudH, ho kuvc MIiIitm (
a few hcnllhy KiiiuihcH and tht-ii
walki'd aioiind Ilk any km- In a
zoo wiih ih. very tln-jf .,r. Hhlre
v.aiMiik' alter linn, rive feet away,
"f tho two, however, Tin ft on kiih
tho inore exhiittHffil llin ..-...
drooped, hlx hands liunir helplenaly J
j i.tn wrue ami m- inueil hlM vywH
on lie tlinkeprt-, Ji wiim itll wiclit
w II h Hhin-n. ( irraHlona Hy. Im
would halt the niiiiUtlre hy u half
hearted orerhnnil wwlnir" rhnt in if it
ed on tho rope and thiwi reHDine
It ir uvv hehiurl hln Ik rivnl. Iloth
had Ihe tlrd apMaranee of a pair
of ditch diffirerii tiolnK home after
ft lin i d day work.
rrHil Sal Infill '
Hut the twrue- riowil, which paid
niurn than f la.friHl to hc thf llKht,
wui: more than vatltilrd. r'niY.inn
Ihi. two hutl'-rouirht evry ninc of
thrir vitality., The Utile arcim wiih
In an nprraii. hleh wn deaf-iiini;
when thf two- wUtrtvti. teH iioiixl
l toe-io'loo MiilllntC- l''rleudK of -
luitlt f-llitihett tu thrir cornrrM he
tween i'ouioIk offciliut ailvl-e, U'i
men and men Hioml up durfinr (ho
fijfht. Htvlniflni; theft- flt to con
vey more a ill Ice und trviee the
iioIko wan mo Hrenf thai Arthur and
tleoiKe fOUtfht oVcillme lirmtlKt
tfie i4-ferei enilldn't hear I hi hell.
Th two met In the tdiower ItatliH
alter the fluht. nhook lunidt, eom-
plltuented ai-h other for "making I
KUrkern wilt of IhofW' flvht fann."
and tin it Ytyut itliu In arut tu a
nltrht t'litb.
Ti-urtftn writ, tit a invlal mood.
"I'll flwht anyhody for another
$,.iiao." he ehm klrd, rfiat' an
raiy idutie. . Ifotr lomr h im thin
hcen tfotnu nnV
hack wovr rwHv
imiA,(it. Iee, IT aV-- .VMM'
rial illPMirb io the Tiloune efiiy
tolay naM Hack VUou. tuh'n reit-
tr InflrWer. had .tcH-lded d flnlie
ly not to wo throuuh with lilt fluht
ttllh AiiHti (lh tiieatt HhU'ei.
here In January.
After learulm; ihul fleorwe Traf-
toil, todhall pin, hud whipped
KlilieK ftiA tilftht. VVUwtlt (tsliiil tne
Tilhtine rTorrelM.ii"ienl: "Why
phould I Ih k him, loo "
sitkiiu mtv orriM-;
VAN-'OI i:it. II. 1'.., I'-'e. IT
I AD - veveiul hundred uiiemphty
.d llit-li niormed the city relief of
fice heir, tlcmandlntc free food ard
n t.d or worh at uni-m pay-
Tlut m.U wuw niven of( uy a luih
pany of piilheimin. . f
HAM ) KNTIN
Mc. 17. (A F -V
rwnfeMhi'tl nlayer i
wife In .lcndoclno
inhw. lenluueil
the KJil low whfcl)
.;iv- Mtld tw Warih
ohair: "If V i"i
hmvfly." IN will
deiilh cell today.
to r.vri: (
I'ftlXON. Cal.;
arm t.'roc, iuf
if hin tlivon-ed
county laKt le
to hla fate oq
tin lkltilklrf.il fc'lflr
n .1 allien. H. Ilol
die 1 will utc
lv taken- to Hi);
' '
The
Best Money
TouWillEver
Spend
WILL BE FOR THIS SMALL
AT
$1165
I'. (. II. I. n (. rnncli On-.
MORE LUISimi! FOR YOU
WORK ON TIME
XI MORE WORK IX) IT CHEAPER
Bunting Tractor
Company
112(5 Jefferson Ave.
I
little' Arthur Pushed
Over Three Times in
First Round in Chicago
Uy Pit nt MhltclNOu
(AHHftplated J'retH Htmrt Writer)
(MIirACIO. IH'C. 17 (Al')Na.
tlr'on"7niit!ilWptlimrrrii,- 'yj
1 hill "tltfl Ori'at" Shire ha met
hln "hK hear."
. KliiKhcd ami telf-ndmltloly
irrent hecaitso of hit unofficial one
round victories over hix erstwhile
Wit 11 o Sox inn linger. ItiiHHell Hlack
iirne, nnd IUh - I Heeond Knockout
ornr Daneions Dan Only, of
Clfiveland.'in his profCKniona) linn
tivhut a work nieo. '"Vhe Omit"
Hhlroii tm kled tlem-Ke Trufton. tho
"hlK hoar" of profcttalonal fonthall,
lant nlKht and koi tho lirntln(f nf
hht life. .
Itfore a howtlim thronjr of B.oaft
sp'tatorM, who pack oil tho White
CMty Miorttt ttv It cronkinif rafters
Ttnflnn met1 and ileeislvrly eon
quro4t tho -loqunrloHH, puurh jtlinje
InK Wlilxo Sox 1'lrnt huwenmn. Pftok-"
uit lhiindertiiH- 1Uwh behind his
2-0 nmmdM. he hattered Shhrs- to
Fireside
SLIPPERS
We have a variety
of cosy, comfy
styles for men
and women ... all
hues, all styles,
all sizes.' They
make most de
lightful Christ
mas gifts!
$1.00 up
Where High Quality and
Low Prices are in Evi
dence Every Day
of the Year.
iSTEVENi'VAN JEKGELEN GO
1 Mdiiii
The Christmas Gift v
Store Aglow With Color
and the Christmas
Spirit
9 9 9
A Directoru of Special
Gliristmas Values "9 9 9
Gift Neckwear
Did you ever see a man who
had too ninny ties? Buy him
one or more of these good
looking ones-i-he is hound to
be pleased and your gift will
be. practical and useful.
Stripes, mixtures and futuris
tic designs , - -
50c -95c
Men's
Robes
A p 0 p u lar
gift for men,
choose from
our. 1 a r g e
stock, both
flan in- and
silk models.
A gift that
will please
$3.95
to $9.90
Pure Silk Hosiery
Pure silk, chiffon or service
weight full . fashioned novelty
heels
98c
Romilla pure silk to the top
service chiffon or service weight
in all the new wanted shades
$1.49
The - famous Uomilla non-run
Rose Line of exquisite hosiery.
Our best grade.
$1.98
Gift 'Kerchiefs
Dress Shirts
Shirtsare bound to
please ; the constant
need of them accounts
for it. We have many
choice patterns in colors
of the season. Both neck
band and collar attached
styles. Sizes 11 to
$1.49 to $2.95
Beautifully hemstitched and smartly patterned hand
kerchiefs. We have an extremely . large assortment
from which to choose. All packed in Christmas boxes.
No woman has too many. For mother, wife or .sweet
19c to 98c
MEN'S
HOUSE SLiri'ERS
A gift that expresses
thoughtfulness & one
that will be used the
year round. Choose
from numerous varie
ties ties 98c to S2.9."
ROLLINS HOSIERY
"Miles of Wear in Kverv Pair
Burnett Shoe Co.
J Quality Shoes lxonomy Prices
s
iMen's Pajamas
You choose well '
when you choose
pajamas for men.
Fancy broad-
cloths or flannels .
$1.45 to $U5
Nightshirts
Son(e men prefer
night shirts. We
have them in fan
cy colored flan
nels or plain,
white muslin
98c to $1.45
Dress Sox
Please him with
one or more pairs
of these silk-rayon
dress sox. New
bright shades and
patterns
3 pr. for $1
For Men
Special Gift Sets
Fju'h set contains a variety of gifts that
will please any man. All packed in a
nifty Christnuis box. An easy solution
of tho gift for "him"
39c to $1.45
New Hand Bags
Lovely Robes
You can solve your - gift
problem by giving one of
these robes. Silk, satin,,
corduroy, flannel and quilt
ed stvlcs '
$2.95 to $5.90
Dainty Negligee
These dainty silk garments
are trimmed with lace and
have an appeal for the dis
criminating woman. They
are nifty.
$5.90 to $9.90
Lingerie
For the :- mo re
i n t i m a t e gift
choose lingerie
things of dainty
silk or rayon
numerous styles
and colors. - Step
ins, teddies, com
binations, gowns
and dance sets
98c to $3.98
A smart and useful gift choose from a number of
bright new styles plain and fancy bags to suit any
taste
98c to $4.98
WOMEN'S
HOUSE SLIPPERS
Vi-Uiis. Mis mill Mill Irntlu-r
-liix'r In nil colors mill
stylo. A (rtri Hint .nm nmy
lloo.se xrlllmnt hesitation
9c to S1.9S
LOOK!
What's this? Why it's Toy
land, of course. It's a mar
velous land of wonderful
surprises and it's waiting
for every g-ood little boy
and girl to come in and sfee.
Toys from all; over' the.
world are here in almost
endless variety.
Turkish Towels
Always a
practical
ffift. A srood
ser viceable
towel
15c
A double
nap 22x44
towel w i t Ji
colored lor
ders 19c
Extra qual
i t y towels,
doable nap,
either in
plain white
with cotored
border or in
plain blue,
pink, golden.
or green ---..
25c .- ' ;
For Women
. ... Special Gift Sets ,.
Piicked in n Christmi box readv for
- th.f, Uvf- Owelty and useful Kifu that
will solve yoilr gift pit)blem in manv
39c to 98c