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Have you got yours?
If not, come in soon
while the color, size
and style range ii
complete.
HILL'S
Portland Wins ;
Second Game Of
LastJalf Play
(By The Associated Pre)
That the Missions have consider
able strength a a aecond half-coast
league season contender Is evident
following their first two games with
Seattle. Easily winners Tuesday, the
Reds crashed through. 10 to 0, yes
terday, as Herman PUlette threw a
five -hit game.
Portland Is in the win column to
day, and was the only team to re
verse Tuesday's decisions yesterday,
by virtue of having downed Holly
wood, 0 to 4. With ortmn in tho
the umpires for viirloiia -
. Ban rrancisco appears to tnrive on
night ball, having , a 4 to 3 win to
show for Its second experience at
Sacramento last night. Elmer Jatobs
allowed only fire hits, and Keating
Was unsteady In the box (or the Sacs.
Angels Lose Two
Los Angeles, first period champion.
Is a straight loser so far. having lost
Citilllos wore pounding ouy, 10 to I torobardl's homer In the second pro.'
1 ,' 'doclnit the only score as Craghea
sreono airmen leuui-. iii.l.n nch held hu onDonents
to five bits, and both teams vera
errorless. -
At Los Angeles: R. H. B.
Portland 8 13 0
Hollywood 1 S
Ortmen and Palm; Tde. Hollerson
the Chicago Cubs with a double
ni'uder. The I!ot)lns remained. In
l.rat place by a tnreo-game margin
and lei t the Cubs too fur behind to
mertuke them even by winning all
Uie remaining games of the series.
Pat Malone pitched a flve-hlt game
and the Cubs won It 8 to 4. but Wll
bert Kobtnson countered with old
Adolto Luque In the second contest
and the Robins backed him up with
sumo heavy hitting to win S to 3.
Del Blssonctte knocked himself out
j sliding into the plate in the first
j game.
1 Tuss Pop Hollies
i The tons tho-JKiit tiubby Hartnett
v.iui the cause of the damage and
i u.i ll tusamg pop bottles. Luque
i unu lus rival. Charley lioot, nearly
hriurrw cmixnlrd over a "dusting off"
Iru'di'ii'. and .vu ciMcliea and Miyj
I hk:i- .V.-t':,:ihv of the Cubs were
i uuiKd by
NviMur tl:c Giants nor. tho Cards
lopfctct l.'zo sor.ous opiwiicnts yester
dav. Iliey both were victims of hit
ling sprees by low ranking clubs.
The tilonls lost an 8-1 decision and
uiu srrles to the Cincinnati Reds as
Kru Lucas gave a lew less hits than
!,!., n: .le nwcle. Phil Collins kept
under control while ; the
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FUKNITUKK
. Xr;.,,,.:. 4 TWO DA Y FEATURED EVENT OF OUR
JULY
Friday
& Saturday
C ARK'S
tv
arua - ' , t .VI Jal II
: ' - - -- - i;..t . MHly '
4 ffiWal
Friday
& Saturday
and PUtaburBh, divided a double
.id' i. Tne Uraves won me iirst
m'.tot. 4 to 3. with a ninth Inning
hy behind Tom Zm-hary's five hit
.:a. but went down, 8 to 5, in
o m-.:u1 nlthough they made 13
i iv. -. i viuding Wally Bergcr's 35th
CUBS AND ROBINS !
SPLIT TWO GAMES
With National. Leaders:
Playing Erch Other, A's 1
Add to Junior Lead.
l;io Philadelphia Athletics added a
i;;,f t i:m la their lead over Wash
lilmi. ry slamming out a 14 to 7
..urv over Chicago as each team
W.t-lMi. n divided a pair of heavy
;; ' " m 1 V .. ZV-t i Missions
Kf i:-t a-ortest 10 to 4 as Al '
!'nA.ic 'A-1!, hii sixth game In eight'
and Severe id.
At Oakland: -Los
Angeles w
, Oakland '.
Delaney and Warren:
Lombards
' ' At San Francisco:
I SentUa . .Jt
Kalllo. Hansen and
1'lllrtte and Hofmann.
At Sacramento:
R. K. E.
L- 0 5 0
15 0
Craghead and
' R. H. E.
0 5 1
10 15 1
Borreanl; H.
White Enamelware
$1.25 "-L
oj.fl Aft Quart Kettle
a for
.ini-obs and Gaston;
, wins.
R. H. E.
a o
6 t
Keating and
Itf Hush 1 iiilerloii. Jr.
(Associated Irs Snorts Writer)
The National league's latest crucial
battle is n stnUolf with perhajM) a
pllylu tinge oi m?r:u victory for Ute
Brooklyn Robins. They got an ewn
br.tilt as they opened & series with
:l cli'fCnnd won by a 13 to 8
count, all the. Senator runs coming In
.iie lunt malng. I
V W,-Hs.-rot the New ork Tan-, m tj .v .
W. .-4. rrt Walter Slewnrt. rival south- , r luXll TliAIN- '
:v frrm St .ju(s. put on the lead-j i, t-T TJITTT TIT VP
I,..- nucnlnit .fc.rl or the tiny and the OK BUlLPliNU.
Vflnkecs galrfrd a 3 to 1 victory on j
p;-r il home runs, one by Harry j
;i.e luc uv;ier u .ix-iihh. , .
l!r.5 i:i got live hits and the j "
. ,'ien. lew more oiows
ii i;;? tit Itroit where the Tlg
t.r. iiif H.TSl.in Hfd Sox. 3 to a.
.f? lie.tilf w..is close all the way
Trrl Whltelilll getllug tne de-
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$1.25
$1.25
S1.25
$1.25
$1.25
8 quart Sauce Pan
2 for ;
Double Bot'es
B for
Percolator; il i "
a fdr
Oval Dish Pan
a for .
Round Dish Pan
a for
$1.26
$1.26
$1.26
$1.26
81.26
$1.26
$1.26
Aluminum
; clslon.
STATE
LAST DAY
Wi Inter Allison To ,
Play (U)e Stefani
J'AF'I-? ulv 17 lw Wllmer A1H
:n. Ttx-;s boy who beat the world's
champlun Henri Cochcc at Wimble
.'n. wtM pU Oeorglo de SteXant of
tMo TtftMnn Pnvls cup team In the
t-j'cnirs 8tnf!!- match of the inter
?:t (lr.at Rnland-Oarrca stadium
U'imhiri'v nftemoon.
tia-orv't T'Ott. also of the American
mert- Hmnberto de Wor
ptTrvrn. captain of the Italian team.
place at noon today at the he&d-
reason that business Is not a desir
able one for that location. We earn
estly solicit the denial of a permit for
tho erection. of a service station any
pUce within the lira Us mentioned
a bo tp."
Andrea- Loney Jr.. director of the
La Grande municipal band, was pres
ent and reported briefly on the band's
participation In the Northwest ama
teur contest In Portland last Satur
day. Other routine business matters
were considered before adjournment.
Sport Slants
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
,65c
60c
Percolator
a for ;
Roasting Pan -a
for i fj
Sauce Partt
a for ..
Double Boiler :
a for
Tea Kettle'
a tor :-
Water Pall
3 for
Round Dish Pan
a for
Sauce Pan
a for
By Aran J. Gould
(Associated Proa Sports Editor) 1
Ttte ftstle racket -not' anly baa fallen
upon evil days, largely because It IS
rackety but there has not been
$1.26
81.26
$1.26
S1.26
$1.26
$1.26
$1.26
66c
61c
51c
36c
quarters " nB uuo or, witain-memory when champlor4
ranee. Neither Americans nor Ital-: 8hlp tignta champions
vr - selves meant so little to the pubin
irani oin witi cnowe mem lampr inr rw
tot:
Radox Brings
Foot Comfort
To America
selves meant so little to the pub lid
least has proved of championship
caliber on the f occasions when
he has chosen to risk the title that
vras .once one of the most often in
the thick of com pell Hon, -
Uldgek Tolgast to a scrappy Im
pounder, probably the beat of the
fly-weights, but he Isnt recognlEed
aa,anythtnc but. a willing walloper
outside of PennsylTaina and Kew ssa
York. tn. some preclnc. lnclUftiflsM.
w ifrvny PtviJtKtiOii
TOMORROW
Nothins Like It Ever
Sold Ihr DruUltiS4S Before 1 Onada and mwe; ,tiey still tnlni . Jl'i
" the aged Prankle Oenaro Is chirn" j 7
. . . -ip1?- . . . :i!r
Corns - Callouses -
Burning Feet
,
Sauce Pan . " - I .
a for iii-'--:
B OUC a for
mm Of - Sauce Pan
5 $aCa,or m
g .lOcor8!.!!!" 11c
b iQcag;--, - lie
S 10c lie
S ZtonTE 21c
20cirr 21c
mm V v
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With
A Big Star
Cast
Now you can buy Radox tn Ameri
ca at any up to date drug store. Bed
Cress Drug Store Is selling dozens of
packages a day.
Three or 4 baths according to di
rections ar.i your corns and callouses
uro vour tired, burning, aching
iiv arv changed to strong vigorous
rv ar.d bear this in mind
If Kadox dcesnt do as advertised
money back.
Getting a ecru out needs only a
fe Radox too; baths. ln the last few
years mtlUwvs of packets of Radox
have been soi4 to corn sufterer
Here ts a typieai letter:
"My wife had a wry bad com Tor
sevrral years on the ball of the foot,
and four smaller ones ca the ttw,
also hard skin which was very pain
ful. Afser a few soaking in a Ra
dox footbath the hard siin beui to
jwl olf. and the coriis came ntht
cut after a wrek. It Is a pleasure
for her to walk now. s.
1st Norembvr, 1M?.
Kad'-x contains to.:r different Salts.
One bantsh5 odor, one ts antiseptic,
one softens the water, and one re
leases cvifen whuh carries the soit
ening sl.s rlcht to the roots of
cocas which :e thus loowned so
that they can be lifted cut bodily.
Only Rsdcx contains this fourfold
ccrv.'.r.Ation. AdT.
The bantams are as poorly lUettrU
I or a rexu patc-scntr, tuuugu wv-
ama Al Brown is recognised as chain
ptou in some parts.- , -
For purposes ot record only. Chris
topher iBatl Battatlno ts the feather
weight champion, having taken over
the business formerly conducted at
a loss by Andre Routis of Prance.
Outside of Connecticut, his home
-taic .there appears little enthusiasm
and no knowledge of Bat- Ebony
KM Chocolate probably would left-
And the Battler duay U given an
opportunity.
; '.t? weiterwelght champion Is
Young Jack Thompson ot Oakland.
i.wru and a persistent puncher,
S'j was beaten by Jimmy UcUrnm
t-r.are he won the title from Jackie
s.ds and has been beaten since
tnen (for the third time) by Young
. or twit 111. who Is considered the
champion to all intents and purposes
&y the folk one may meet on ar
rival, by ferry from OaXland. at San
Francisco.
Cake Turner
a for
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20C ?
20ct
20c
25c
65c aE
m Nutmeg Grater
3C a iot
75c
S421c
sic
Scythe Stone
: for.
Esg Beater
for C
Butcher Knife
a for
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
Moving up another notch, there Is
chunk; ti(ure of afickey Walker,
scrnexhat battered but atlU smiling.
Mickey has not defended bis tnladle
.:ht utle In so long that quite a
lot of the bors. Including the Ss
tlonal Boxing association, no longer
consider btm champion. .
1 It may take a rtslt around the
r nixht-club belt of Broadway to lo
; cat. toe new Ught-beaTyirelght king
snd fVsttc croa pruie. of Jesters.
Muq Rosenbloom. Uaxey left the
cy life of the B: Tovn ton; enough
ior a train nde to Buffalo, vhere he
beat the local tango irlBI, JUamy
Slatter'.
e hare the beaTy-weieM
wreath or wild raspber-
FlnaUT
laurel, ot
85c aE,Sm.
50c
35c rr
O Ted ax Mop
a for
21c
26c
66c
6c
-76c
86c
51C
36c
Miscellaneous
81.25
35c
A C Kirsch Extension Rods
Bridge Covers
J for
Kirscb Extension Rods
a for
82.95
83.50
75c ?
3 tor :
Pictures
a for
Electric Irons
a for
Mixing Set
for
$1.26
36c
46c
$2.96
$3.51
76c
A sak with the most extraordinary money saving opportunities-
an event in which one cent in many cases has a greater buying
poer than one dollar. You can purchase two identical articles, pay
' inx the stancard price' for One and only one cent for the other. For
example: the standard price on a 10 quart white enamel pail is $1.25.
During this sale you may purchase two of these pails for $1.26 and
thus save fli24. Every article in this sale is a high quality guar
anteed product being sold regularly at the standard price. There
ia no limit buy all you want. But don't forget this sale lasts for
two'days only, Friday and Saturday.
$22.50 Universal
Electric Urn and
i; $11,75 Tray
UJ
S22L51
irnaiine this beautiful Orrclsn style
nlekle plate Electric I'm at this sensa
tional price. ' tht nrn selh regularly for
yiiJl). yet for only one rent more tod
may bar. ttle tray to match which or
dlnlrlif sells fdr Sll.TS. - A t34.ta talus
for Jit Jl. Here, Is a wonderful wed
dlti; (irsent or lft for the home. - '
-liii
' $5.00 '
Lamp Shade Base
With $10.00 Shade
$501
Absolutely.- this resular flS.09 Junior
Floor Lamp for 95.01. The bases are all
metal and sell thronghont the year, for
$5.00. Daring this sale for the addi
tional one cent yod ni&y have a beauti
ful colorful georgette shade. Lamp and
shade complete for $5.01. You had bet
ter harry only a small number. ,
.-,..) ' t: . ....
Ckiiftle C'amw 'Sigfe..
- :2 SetfFW"- .
$1.96
n-iasHMetnrirty to brighten up yonr
window at a fraction of what It would
orSUurHly cost yon. psJjity i niece .eurr.
I3in-t. retularly 1 JS, 'But Iwo sets-
. rr, VKN dnrtng this sale. Choice of
ion. air.
kfcV t Room Size
yfnlaid Linoleum
' . 'Remhanli "j::
81.51
; 82.01
2 yards
S2.00 Grade
'2 varda '"Tj
Quality Iniald .'lnol-nm nctodfog: the
famous Armstronyand Valrh-' grades;
TleMe remnants are of -eneroos size and
Hrc enoogh.' for ,the average7 room.'
Check up o'ybiir room tneasuremehts
Bnd bring themto us quick. Tour chance
fo-teeoter those floors at a tremendous
Uvlhg. . ''
$55.00 Heaviest
Quality Axminsler
Rug and an Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
' S55;01'
With the purcfias o a ixlt fieaflest
Axrolnster at the regular price of $55.00
yon may hate for only one cent extra s
rebuilt Electric Vacuum Cleaner,. Theee
cleaners hare been completely ( recon
ditioned by the factory and are guaran
teed to be In perfect working order.
tht$ offer ts for Friday and Saturday
only. Terms If you wtoh.
$89.50 Universal
Range and a
54-pc. Silver Set
for
'
S89.51
A regular 5110.00 celebrated rnirersal
Range and a stiver err Ice for eight
Including 8 fcjj.ve. 4 fortes, soap
poons. S alad forks, 13 teaspoons, S
table spoons, 8 butter spreaders. - 1
Dishes
40C
50c
75c
35c
40c
50c
75c
25c
Oval Baker
a for
Oval Baker
a for
Oral Baiter
a for :
Bowl
a for
Nappies
a for
Nappies
3 tor
Nappies
a for -
Oatmeals '
2 for :
ZUC a or
Pte Plates
, a for
25c
30c nr..!:
Soup Plates
25C
15c
$2.00
$125
$1.00
50C
60c
60c
15c
25c
30c
2Qc
30c
prulu
a for
Casserole
a for :
Platter
a for ; i
Sauce Boat
a for
Baker
2 lor
Baker
2 lor
Nappies
2 for
B. ic B. Plates
2 ior -
Pie Plates
S lor '.
Breakfast platts-!-
2 lor
6a'tmeals .'
3 for.
Soups.. : . -t.i.' .! ..'f
2 lor . '.
-41c
51c
76c
36c
41c
-51c
76c
-26c
-21c
26c
31c
26c
16c
$2.01
$1.26
$1.01
51c
61c
61c
16e
26c
31c
21c
31c
Silverware
ait
7 alii BHttej. Spreaders
75c
a lor i'..ii4.i-C-
Butter Knife '
2 for ...j.
Bouillon Spoons .
2 (or
Table Spoons r,
2 for i
Tea Spoons
2 for -.
60c
55c
30c
fit 4 ft aw Meat Fork
$2.25
$1,75
2 for rrs-
Chlld's Set . j
2 for J
Serving Spoon
2 for ..
71c
76c
-76c
61c
56c
31c
$1.26
$2.26
$1.76
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The values in this sale are inter
changeable, for the additional one
cent you may select any item at the
same price shown in this ad.
Example: take 'the first item
shown in the upper left corner.
You may not require two 10 quart
pails, yet for the extra one cent
you have the- privilege of selecting
any other article priced at $1.25
listed in this sale.
America's first
It's an all American product, invented by an
American, and it comes to you straight from
the sweet pastures of the great Wisconsin
dairy country. It is safest milk always and
America's irst. Take a bottle home w ith you
today. Or send ten cents for sample and mixer.
HORLICK'S
RACINE. WISCONSIN
BJ the Actate4 Press
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awarded to Mt Schanelln. Tree Ger
man is the first tn a long and lam.
O'js line to reortrs stich recocmuoa
hlle prostrate from a foul arsd be
In r carried frcrn the scene of action.
The New York wwe men of bonne;
toted tor VTa-X but then decided It
w a e Ther ralcht hare
hid t foresiefct to spare seme SO -CJO
custocners a lot of anguish aa the
firs; pUce.
Spanker of Woman
Gets Many Letters
HAXTORD, CiU July IT -r Be
cu ic pul'.xl K WVTT.D Ectorut
cut of hrr u:ociicfci uikd
fcr. Jcivn Sorter. ry.ix 1J ey, left
to srr cf m SO-!t daturtXE. ifc
r-" 5n:ac. is rvceitLi diiriiig
li:r irecs ail pvrts oX ti o?unirr.
Tie li;r wriser tvtunfaU.e Stac
der cr. tis cri'.o2t:y iixa urw-e bira
.o kp up tie xxi week " Or
IcTiTc tira tc direvt txxftic la Prsuxk
Iocy. another Uooroe
by & xrunec trmJfK cc:siat.
Huey Long Seeks 7
'i Seat In Senate
XTW ORLKAXS. JUlj" 17 L In a
ccorTtchil artKi in his vwklj
nsfper. tae Louistan Prccrta.
Oorernor Huey P. Long mnnoonced
his cacdxUcy for the United Ssa.es
en- t now ocrapted by Senator
Joseph RusdeU.
. . He ciid he vouSd enter the demo
cratic prtm&rj- to be held September
9.
SHIP CAPTAIN ACCVSCD
j WASHIXGTOK. July 17 Pi
"Ctiarve ot recile&s naTlatton. neg
rlievnce ftod naneating at excessive
: speed in to, hare beea tUed by fed
eraJ steamboat Inspectors at Boston
axalnss Captain Archie N. Brooks,
master of the steamer Fairfax, which
collided vtth the tanker Ptnthls off
the Uacsacosetts coast June 10 w.ih
the lose of 49 Ures.
! third rounds- Cecil Oeyset Seattle
, nuddleweight. and Frisco McOale. San
I Francisco negTO. drew. ix rounds.
Ry Archer won n Unpopular four
round decision ortr sailor- Willie
! Gordon. Anacortes,
wins half Mile title
Marine Aviators
Killed In Managua
MAX AG C A. July IT CP Walter Lee
PcuEdera. C S. marine runner and
pilot. and Chalmers Lew-s Martin.
V. S piirtne aerolorlst. were it:Id
while JAfctnc an aeco-octcal flarln ten
mtlea south of Manjacua yesterday.
Plunders came from Colt, Arkansas,
and his next of kin wrns flTen as tss
brctfcer. Jamea S. Pnrnders. Martin
came from ftarlov. OfcJO- next
o kua was (:tta as his mother. Mrs.
Sadie Martin.
The cause of the accident vaa not
known here.
! TACOMA. Jnly 17 Harry Dtl
km. Winnipec lieht nnwsQi
f no match for Leo Lomskl, Aberdeen
t in their scheduled s rotn:d match
here tass ntht. Dilon was kx-;ked
, out in the fourth round af ter beins;
t knocked down m the second xst
CARNERA FIGHTS TONIGHT
OMAHA. Keb.. July 17 The off
anm. on-aaln 10-round bout' be
; tween Prlmo Camera, huge Ltallan.
S and Bearcat Wright, Omaha negro
j heavyweight, will be held tonight.
I REVErU, Mass.. July 17 GPV Joan
' McSheehy. WSUlnsvllle. Mass.. swlm
I ruing the backstroke all the way, won
; the national Junior half mile title
, In 13 minutes. 24 4-5 seconds In a
i Boston swimming association meet
.; here last night,
; John Oslpowtch. Worcester. Mass.
.successfully defended his national
; Junior men's one mle event in 25
minutes. 1. 1-5 seconds.
Cox
Aufo Electric .
Electrical Ignition and
Battery Repairs on all
Makes of Cars
Ph. M-753 1425 Adams
Hemmed Diapers Sanitary Packed
- Especially Priced
$1.78 per doz.
Crib and Wrapping Blankets Special
Pink and Bine Size 30"s40'
50c and 59c
Checkerboard Blanket in Pink' and Blue
Sire 36 bv 50
$1.78
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
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