La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE IJi UftANDE. ORE.
Thursday, June 12, 1330
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T H E "GREA T S TOCK LIQUIDATION
of Hill V Dep't Store Stpcks Continues
With Unabated and Tremendous Buying Enthusiasm
Marked With Bargain Sensations!
Desperate Mark Downs! GREATER VALUES!
OLD!
WITHOUT RESERVATION OR RESTRICTION . FOR WE ARE FORCED TO
Close
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A STORE WIDE SACRIFICE TO THE PUBLIC
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SPECIAL SALE
FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
A biff table of the most colorful '
silks
Yard wide taffetas, Skinners satins
in plain shades. Tub satins. Fancies,
Cropwwmwi '"iiim-liie.s, ri-ptilar to-
?2..-rf). Closing out id one dollar per
yard
SPECIAL SALE
YARD GOODS
Dozens of varieties of dress fabrics.
Plaid cottons, Lingettc cloth in all
shades, silk and cotton dress goods,
non-slip and slip light fabrics and
numerous Liners selling to !."()
WOMEN'S COATS
Beautiful high grade garments
trimmed with real furs. Really fin
est high grade fabrics from best
makers. Priced regulailv to S69.50
$25
m
mm
FINER WOOLENS
"4 I 1
WOMEN'S NIFTY
CHIFFON DRESSES
Beautiful diaper, printed chiffons
of the best quaiity. Very new de
signs. Close out price
-$18.75
RAYON AND SILK
WASH FROCKS
The richest and most colorful of
this colorful season.' All wanted
styles, selling ordinarily at $7.50.
Close out price
$4.95
SALE OF
Regular
$1.9d
New Spring
WASH
FROCKS
Sirai-rht lin-3. dra p--H.
ruffled style. In Pio.u-s
nVoii.avrf TuIj prints.
! t a rus!oiDir.Hh;k'
the lot n main.'
We May, n hi; tnbb of
K'i.-r Jrt-M f la inn K
'oatinit fabric. kir
plaidi and oth'-rs U
inir rf-xul.irly to
ltfiH' Out price
$1 .49$
1
FUR TRIMMED
WINTER COATS
(Uk:1 wearable coats in excellent
fabrics. Buy now fur next winter.
Close out price Choice of lot at
$3.95
Not a Dollar's Worth of Any Merchandise
Except the High Grade Stock Owned by
MESSES
PACKAGE
SALE
Saturday
25c
H
ILL'S
DEP'T STORE
DISPOSAL
SALE
La Grande
Ore.
OPPOSITION
TO HOOVER'S
STAND VOTED
(Continued from Tar On)
repuUie.n, of committee sup
ported the resolution. hit It w a
preentd by Senator ftt.K-k. dem
ocrat. A 1 tihilii'i.
The roll r..l fnll-VA:
For: ftcrah, I').ih : John -on,
t'n Itfornln ; M N n Hmnp-
ehfre; I-aFMb--"- "ronMn. nnd
l!obinon. Itidnna. r-cilil:in n.
1fmormti: Kw.r,tn. irjrintit. ;
I'Htiiinn. NVvadr: i k .n) V:ic
ner, Nw York; l'.trfii-r-I-Jor: '
KhlpMead. lllnniwtfi
PemirrH-ftntft; GItXf, MttKrhn-
.-!:,.; r.-. Obin; ,m.l V.r.-l-i,.
. i i"'ri. Mi--. u,j Co:-- ';-(
U' .Nh Mi. !.,.:. .1 mo r -;.!..
V.-j' :ncinm. .111
in-Ii.l !i n-'ii-- . mii
nnmtit: 'h. lawh
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Im nrt 'Hi i h'- -t I
UOI I II I'l VMl M
'A AHImS. J nn I! f A IM
r.i; r !iiiit!-r n i.tibl.ran. Wis-roT:-oi,
tit.Tj- th.n ibi .-n-
;t Jft.i.y rOTjinmtf rrcorl i bf r-ItJ-i!
"f ltih.Mji J inir.n c.innon Jr.
with :i vif-w t pr-'
I'-r c.nt'niit.
r- i'!v
1 h- t !tt! !'rt n;T-d- no .l-mtntl
for t tn' (lorun.t iit d ioo , r
p)i(MT if rntl"('"-ni - J-i:t ilu' it
ft rtOI-1 T bin I fXtltfv i .
in to m.il jiuMk .
W 11 1. VOTK jxut nii.i,
'ritot fir in.lv 1ml K-.l. r-pnh-'r-.
I'"Hpm Kinr;. .inntmprH
..! Oim- ..ti'l v..k f,.r thp
ri U v i.nrtff Mil.
1 1 f-v.-tl-l htM fiwon for
't i ; r ii .(.! v .i!;nminrmcnt w jv m -Jp
i:it ii.l-umaJi' to nf-jrPr mn.
iint rcnmvl alt doubt .x, IO tinnl
OJKf of (h- mAMirr. Thy dis
pell kJ ihetr .lrions :t(i-r ronf-r-MnK
durinK ih- k unh I'rt-si-dfM
Ioo-r aitJ .Vrrt;jry Mellon.
Trior to thr public wot,I of tach
Mine dotihtj had lti Tjtrrvjti o
how they tvouM line n; on the
final I. illy. wt for p m. tomor
row. Chairmnn Smrwi f tb fmanc
fommitife advM th M-nne not
to b Jthirmfd afut i rharj;!
niHil jtciinot lh bill.
pi
Out Qi
AA At III fc-?r
I rcj mm
M
69c r iiM
oo-incn r m I a-
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ion i - x 1 1
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O. O. LINN ABA RY, MGR. IN CHARGE
TOR K. H. McCI XE & CO. ,
WOMEN'S LOW SHOES
rieii!ar $i and $C. ,
SILK PILLOWS
lJt'ur f 1.3 rayon
bargain ;ii our olv
out pi-!-- of
MERCERIZED
DAMASKS .
Regular Sl.r0. Cut nain
pshcj of :i fjr t5U.
?fesrky rultl xn for;t to
Wat trie's: liie thaUtny of his
fouxiitxil Oerniaa juagoctis. t!
(fee ha of till stirrt-son ia iht
fat ar J ct2Gix tU own
rriuc.nstic carvrr wi'h a v.ctorr.
Tfe n-'kiilof fucsiXrd hi :o p.T
Tktt fhinres, in SiT and
tu iiiiie his war imo the eJmni-
and onorrain !hOi;s
ti miaj-ontr of triprti psefc-y
5harkey to in. Th- yam Itrs
b-'1 him ai ldx pruT.cl from
to 1 Jon to 7 to S.
Bovine sfcHI an4 expri-nc -erv
on Sharkey's side, with a v:e:oi:
p-jRch 10 support t?i-m. rir.i?.
s motion an-1 an rtjuatly dan'W
waflop were th main asseus ft
Srhm-ilri. Ho! h possesf-l t'--1-stsinitta.
for a hard fisrht. if ner-s-Fary.
to lh limit of li rounds, with
a r-?;iv-e and two jn-ie-s to ca.t
The Shark- of four or f;v-T'-a-s
i-jro. hf-n be was scrapping
r-o u ra r -s. as I y for heavyweieht n-f-ormtion
a-rainsc any and all i"1-iti'-n,
wo 'ild hav -rone into the
an er-r-n lsrsr -than
h. has been.
Youth and it- roniprf-llin? fr.ro 's
wer on S;hmelin(" y;de thi irjiv.
In that r-versal ftf sh- situation.
:n th do-or-huN spirit of ih up.-'l-r-dof,
many of iho e-iperifi for--thp
li' rman'if si chance of
triiiinn. They envisned Max li
ihe Jtxni- portion a Ien;pf-y ai
Toledo, as Timny at Ihi!alelph:a.
fisiinr au.iot 'id i-ut ai-o T-.ii!)
an -T!-nt fishiins chanr.
ilrtr-iu iit-rrtwity
Mor-over. Srhm-lins r-pr-Knts
the n;-w Grmanr. Hi- is the f:rt
T-uton to rhaflene-- for .ih- h'-avy-w-iaht
championship and typicil
of th- youthful rn-ration th is ji's
fif-urr-d in O-rmany's athietir
fim-iwok. on" oi th- most rv --narkahle
in hiry. They bav la
le!led him the 'trman I mps-y."
largely ujton a physical ry-eni-Mar.cv.
I Jut h n'-ed-! the ol-l
Ianai-i llanjer" aaisreaive ro.:r
and punch tonirht to jrain a
fL-ik footing on the hvichts ccm
pied for lor.ff hy remney.
f"is:ht fans, to whom a hea---w.-ieht
title affair is n ritual not
ti lw- niiss-l. have flocked to N-w
York from all par?s of the land .i
W"SI as from over-as.
Th' firht preliminnri. s wer- h
f'l in lv-rin around " p. hi. Ka5t-f-rn
standard time) and the main
hout at 9 pwm.
' teed, ih committee haa b-o In
formed, TENDER ACHING
i SWOLLEN FEET
III Ju4 !""" .Mlmit-s T!ki" Sipp,
TtruttT Ai bin? t'tii (irt Amau
in- KHIef. MoonPi" Knu-raUl (.
Li .uarauH-I.
G- to the led Crons Irug Ktor.
or any oth.-r good druBffiJ today
ir.j g,. :tct ong.nal lwtt!e of
Xl-n-jnv Kmt-rjSd 'it-
Th- vt-y first appltratfon will
;Vr you reiief and a f' hort
trf-im -a-s ill tnoroughly con-Vin-r-
you I hat ' ffiih.
to n for a short lim1 while
jour foot irviji.l-A v.il Ik- a ihins
t.f ihf !.-t.
(,r w- know will hou-
vo -i i" Tor. J a:l iiu-tin that yoii
v a . . -. : 5 t d :. o v-r:d t h ? a y
to ";i'S ,r't cdinfon.
A-r. -r that Mon '- Kmer-a'-i
Oi: :? cN-an. powerful, pene.
-ra-ins Ar.tisepti-.- 0;l thai il(M nut
fcfin Gr i-av- a -freaky residue and
tnaTth.? -iry first bottle must jfivo
co-ip:v:e sit!.-?:u'!iin or your mon-
,h.erfMv r-ftjnd-d. Aov.
SHEET
ROCK
The fireproof
Plaster Wall
Board. Can be
used anywhere
is easily and
quickly applied.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIN 7SH.
Moderate Drinkinq I
Not Sinful, Bell:
HH'A(fO. Jud 1? AD The
T! er. Dr. Berna rd 1 dd i n its lie!!.
Xew York educator, says? in the
rnrrpnt numr 'of the diocse of
Chicago Episcopal church nisr;t
ztne: "I do no: heJieve that mod r
at drinkine In Jtelf inful."
i II- does not believe moderate
drinkini: on the part of colkie
Mudent. should be condemned by
elucanrs-. The writer ts the war
den if Pt. Stephen. college, con
troHed by the Kpiwopa! church
but affiliated with Columbia uni-
, veri'.y.
"I am not myself concerned
about the drinking problem with
our own student.--." he paid,
j In conclusion he says only a
-mail minority of students." seem
lei favor enforcpment of the pro
hibition laws. It l. doubtless tru
that a majority of stud'jnt.s drink
occasionally and some of them
drink frequently."
"GOOD SETtVICB QriCK"
TRY0UTS FOR m
LEG I OX TEAM
OX SATURDAY
f Kinal tr-outs for the American
Iesion junior league district ba--e-,hall
tam are to be held ;it tile I-a
, Grande Hit'h school field Saturdny
eve ni n k at b o" cb kt k. it was a n -
i nou need today.
Thiit will be the last chance for
hoys under 16 to win a place on
jthe team. The learn, consisting
of 14 players, will meet other teams
in this district, the schedule to be
'announced later.
Uoy Karnum. of the Jack Allen
i Supply Co.. has purchased new
'uniforms for the players and these
jhave arrived and are ready for use.
CLOSE TO 75.000
FANS TO WITNESS
JACK-MAX BATTLE
ancit-nt to modern rinjf times. Kitt-
Simmons. Jeffrie?. CorlM-tt. Willard.
IVmpwy and Tunney all ba
fotiirht n the tiir- town for th- niot
;iroovEns kings moi ntaiv
AIIltESS T HK ItltOAlM'AST
CHAKi.OTTi:. X. C. (AI)
president Hoover ha- agreed to ;il-
low his speech to be broadcast, in
jthe event he is able to attend the
iee!-bration at K:ni;s Mountain
jbattle frrouncl in October.
The President has accepted an
invitation to be the chief speaker
I at th- celebration. Unless some-
Mhin unexpected develops, he now
ls no r.son why h c-i nn"t -
iEnds Piles Quick
No Salves or Cutting
Piles are caused by conirestion of
blood in ihe lower howtd. Only an
internal nit d.-cine ran rvmm- the
caus. hTal's why m(v. and cm
tmif fiiil. HKM-KOII. th- pn
rcrlptton of I v. J. s. I.eonh, ir.it.
r'moves this conj-etirj a n d
s:r'nirih n the affect -r-d lans.
HKM-P..)IH is now soid by dnsc.
s:sts even'wher-. and has such a
wonderful record of srr. - v. n in
. enrome ani st ibhorn cases that,
j Red Cross Iruff Stor invues ewry
Pile suff.-r'r to try HEM-l:OII
and -runrant.N- nior.eyb.ick if i!
j do n-.f '-r,d nil P.b- mi tv. Adv.
Under-Priced
Every Day
Offerings '
Trotter's Pob Shirts All Colors
Rayon Athletic Union
Suits
$1.00
Fancy jli-oadcloth Shirts
; :i For
S2.75 ;
Fancy Shorts 2 Pair
S1.00
.. Golf Sox
$1.00
Fancv Kroaddoth
Pajamas
$1.45
Extra Quality Full Cut
Work Shirts
Coqt Style1 ,
85c -$1.00
12 Pair Engineer and
Fireman Sox 2nds
$1.35
Heavy Red Wrist Box
Glnves Pair
15c
' Heavy Overalls
$1.25
i ; im ii i mf
(Continued from Page One)
Te ten home r:in th Xew
Yoi fc Yank s and the Philadel
phia Ath!-t7cs hsttrd om in a rr
rent k ime i"ri.iS-d a n- j..r l-.tirii
record set in by the .! IohIj
Cardinals and Philadelphia Xa-tionalt.
out the veteran Hitsimmons In the
Mih round.
Wtctt Time a Valy
In th sparlo American leat
ball park toniRht, !--en t;ni's a.
many people as witnessed th Jef
fri -ntrj-imn;onn en.nnter. hnped
o sr many "hard Mo" jtrucfc
in return for their devotion to th
hot-office to th" extent of payms
from to or more a!
h p-culatora price, ior a sat.
I.itt ol" New York ha? een. ap
prased. cheered and exen hooe:
I he , I'1?) weight champioiui from
Expert
Phonograph
Service
We repair all makes of
phonographs.
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
Adler's
Music Co.
iVfilr SHIPMENT OF BEACON
BABY BLANKETS
Pink and Blue Nursery Blanket?
WhitP Blanket
Pink and Blue Bound Blanket?
50c
65c
9Sc
Pink and Blue Checked Blankets $1.98
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP