La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 31, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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    Thursday, July 31, 1930
Papo Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
j the usual form for netmen. Richards
Hornsby To Return
to Lineup Soon
CHICAGO, July 3X WVRogera
Hornsby K certain he-wUl be ready
to piny second bae regularly lor the
Cubs before the .season Is over re
gardless of what anyone else might
think.- . , -r t , . ,
The rajah has never been down
hearted over injuries that have kept
him out of action. Alter his work,
out yesterday he said ha felt like
a player reporting for spring train.
I fear he'll have to correct that.
When he meets some greater op
ponents, tu the national champion
. . ,,,.,, n find a change
SCIU 1U1 lUBbAUV-.
ot pace ball batted deep to him and
cnoppea just uv hj. v -
hur. trouble."
vinu abM on another veteran or
thi game today when he meets
. -. t. MnkMi No. 2 na-
; rraucis iuj.. - -
t tonally. In tne enii-u
The lower aalf of the craw will
bring togther Clifford Sutter. New
Orleans, and Sydney Wood Jr.. Pasa
dena. Neither have reached 20 years
o age. - ' '
As sensational as Vines has been
In mens play. Virginia HUleary. of
Philadelphia, has dominated the wo
men's singles, yesterday she dis
posed of Sarah Palfrey, her second
victim" of the tournament among
America's first ten women players.
Grid Star Weds
Edith McClelland
j lng. . ' i , :
The bones are o. k.," he said.'
j "As soon- as the muscles ard llga
i ments loosen up 1 should be able to
play. J can't set any date, bi t I feel
like a fellow reporting for training
' Just enough overweight to require
plenty of -work, and eager for the
I season to start.' "
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ever offered for tomorrow's shoppers. All our patrons look forward to this great bargain giving event. And
tomorrow, we give your dollar greater buying power than ever before. Go carefully over this list and plan to
be here early, for such unusual of ferings are not presented often.
OXK
LOT
LAMBS
HATS
ii-A Values $3.93
W lXllar Hay
S1.00
- Turkish Towels
18"x3r
Firmly vwvn absorbent
jerry, 2-in. eoJomi Mocks.
CoKm-d stripes. b!uo. pink.
5 for $1.00
42-in.
Pillow. Tubing
An exoelSev.t srstte, perfect
KiskvIuxi nd with a $nvoth
linen finish. IXtllsr Hay
3 yds, $1.00
Plain Colored
Voile
First grade 4Viiu U cxjJors,
S.V Ue, HoTar Hay
4 yds, $1.00
Curtain Sets
Extra cvlity. vs.ws iv T.v
yd IXCjsr IXyr
3 yds, $1.00
ONE LOT
WOMKN" SHOES
ia KacX
fcv. CV.f
Iltr Rvy
$1.00
Friday Aug. 1
S:iturdav Ausr. 2
A"S AND YANKEES
DEFEAT RIVALS
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rr .iti.
us
annoor in hp sunviciipl in this oTpntpst nf nil Dollar Dav
RI FFLED CURTAIN
SETS
Scalloped rayon valonc.
Cream voile, 20 in. x 2li
yds. 2ij in. sell" ruffle. Col
ored sHk oversUtchinjr.
Novelty S point scalloped
valance lixW tie backs to
nwtch.
5-Piece Set $1.00
36-in. Outing
Flannel
Fancy and stripes, first
quality. A swd ttiv.e to buy
wiur future needs. Hollar
Day
8 yds. $1.00
Voile Dresses
la coin dot and fancy pat
terns. Our regular $1.95
dresses, buy er.e at Sl.iVx
pft an extra one for $l.tV
You Save 95c
Silks
for day. niess. tAi-
fetas and s;ir.s, plain
shades aid faivv. Hoi-vr
Day
yd. $1.00
Colored
Table Damask
Kue r.d red. rerulir $1.0O
vahie. Hear Hay
2 yds, $1.00
Collar and Cuff
Sets
Latws sty Vs. juttc, -o.
IVar ry
$1.00
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Plaid Cotton
Blankets
Wool like finish, 64x76"
single. China cotton heavy
tvap. 2-iiu fast color blocks.
Matched borders, shell stit
ched ends,-' Blue, rose, gray,
tan and white, -each
$1.00
vFVrV
.-bAY- J.
if u m$H
Regular $1.50
Table Damask
v-4"' ri iths.
dy. five f.r-s firisis. l:i-
2 v-ds, $1.00
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LA GRANDER LARGEST HOME-OWNED STORE
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.rr :TTv.e- fcv 5.-.
Z2r Si -r
vrr sh?t ui:
Bleached
Glass Toweling
Iti" linen finish, fast color
stripes, fast sevedges.
10 yds. $1.00
Wash Cloths
irxl2"
S-j-V f-led aEirVrra terry.
KiSt P.V.'If. pir.k. Ku-r. JV-i.
c.d. rCiis strip.
nv.ii-.ed sf-stitched
10 for $1.00
$2-50.000.00 And
Rockford Soothe
Sammv Mandell
.5CCJtii ?rTS
Lei i sr-
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? t- - i rj lw v: cirss.
rsr is -rt-rior-isssry
!v.r'-; ;J"..- i -s,- Swarr
nffpniiffs. Greater values than
Wash Cloths
12"xl2"
2-ply twisted soft terry,
guaranteed fast cvilors. Blue
rose, gold, plaids.
20 for $1.00
Chiffon
Silk Hose
finest chiffon, full fash
ioned silk top to toe. French
heel and slipper soles. Re?.
ol.oO value. All wanted
shades.
Pair $1.00
Ladies' Blouses
$2.00 Values
Piques, broadcloth, dimities
in plain colors ar.d patterns
Doil&r Day
$1.00
Women's
Sateen Bloomers
Full cut. wi quality elas
tic trxist ar.d double elastic
caff. IXCar Day
2 for $1.00
Rubber Aprons
Pure giiia n:'ccfr. fancy
cckcs. rej; 5: values. D."4
lir Day-
3 for $1.00
Turkish Towels
22"x44"
Mide cr.ly frcci pcre
5tapue ccttoc. sett sb
r.t ctutcrm terry. 6-str.pe
3 for $1.00
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COTTON
BATHING
SLITS
$2.00 Value
Dollar Day
$1.00
Yard Goods
1 Big Lot
Lingette. lingerie cloths.
Devonshires, slip cloth,
Prints and suitings, Dollar
Day
5vds.$1.00
Women's
Union Suits
Values to S3.00. pure wor-c-trf
ar.d silk and wooL Save
by buying new for future
Dollar Day
2 for $1.00
. Rayon Undies
Values to $1.75
Chemise, ponties. bkomers.
step-iits, first cuality. full
cut and well inade. Tailored
snd trininied stvles, Dcllar
Day -
$1.00
Ladies Scarfs
Fancy patterns and pastel
shsdss. 'ales to S2.W
Dxlar Dav
$1.00
U MOMME
1LK PONGEE
it tie i.va-esi
Friday Aug. 1
SaturdavAug.2
Vines Is Newest
Tennis Star On
Sport Horizon
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Tan
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ii'irt fci TzZiiTz. a ti tr
iat -ntcjE rr.r-i twk a.'ar
jerque n'wr "LiaLi isr-ac-ia. m a
SAN FRANCISCO. July 31 UFl A
romance that started when they wert
both attending Polytechnic school
here led Lee Elsan. quarterback on
tne, Unlversuj o; caiilonua lootball
team lor the last three years, auu
Edith M. McClelland, to the mar
riage license bureau today.
Miss McClelland. 22. Is the daugh
ter of Mrs. A. W. Lambert, of Hono
lulu, who arrived here today to at
tend the wedding, which has beet;
set for Aug. 9 In St. Johns Presby
terian church. The couple will make
their home In Southern California
where Eisan is to be football coach
at La Verne university Starting
Sept. 1.
Possible To See
Races Over Here
CHICAGO, July 31 tys The big
difference between American ana
European race tracts. Admiral Cary
T. Gravscn says, is tfcat it is po&sible
to se the races over here.
Admiral GraTson. who Is an honor
ary st warn at Arlington Pari, came
to Chiraco from Europe where he
ristted tnos: of the big tracks! He
attended the French derby at Chan
UHy. but said he saw little of the
rac.
By Jumping up and down. he
sa:cl""i" was abie to get an occasion
al cum dm of the horses ears, and I
deal think anyone- saw much more
than I dad."
Camera May Meet
Chevalier Again
. CHICAGO. July 31 -P The pro
po$ed "batUe ot Tindlcation" be
tween Primo Camera and Leon
CheTaiier. has been approved and
wH5 be held Acg-st 14 provided
Uncie Sim. dees no shoo Prirno
frcm his ahores before that tune.
Frcmc'er Maque Malloy gained
saacuoa to put on the bout after
Hx National Bouu associauon lift
ed lis ban on Cax&era. imposed after
cant IialiAn'a last bout with
Ctfevaher.
Trrf Hli note body did not, however,
lift its suspension cl Leon See. Car
nra s be&d mariger. and the latter
wiu Eo-t be permitted, to act in the
CftrjttioEa for tfc bout.
Kiram Moore, of Kaiamazoo oountv,
Vyh . irrfenad tiae forerunner of the
rccders ectebme SO -years ago.
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15 icic srr;fi - -
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roe cC Tj srjCjj-ass -ara:te$
Speed Queen,
Aluminum Washer
W. H. BOHXEXKAMP CO:
j CANCEL BATTLE
I PHILADELPHIA. July. 31 W The
j ten round . bout between Johnny
Risko. and .Ernie Scbaaf. scheduled
! lor next Monday night, has- been
j cancelled because of lack ot Interest,
; promoters announced today. The
j bout wae scheduled for last Monday
: night and was postponed because of
the weather.
League.
Standings
- By The Associated Press
Coast League '
W. L. Pet.
Missions 11 5 .688
Hollywood 11 5 .668
Los Angeles ' 9 7 .563
San Francisco , 8 8 .500
Oakland 8 8 .500
Sacramento , 7 9 .438
Seattle 5 11 .313
Portland J 5 11 31Z
National League
W.
L. Vet
Brooklyn ;
Chicago ... U.
New York , .--
St- Louts ....
Pittsburgh -..
Boston .
Cincinnati -
Philadelphia .
60 38 .612
SS 41 .586
54 44 .551
48 48 .500
47 49 .490
45 52 .464
44 52 .458
31 63 330
American League
W. L. Pet.
Philadelphia 68 34 .637
Washington , 59 39 .602
New York 58 43 .574
Cleveland 62 50 510
Detroit . 48 55 .466
Chicago 41 58 .414
St. Louis 42 60 .412
Boston . 39 . 64 .354
Piles Go Quiek
Piles are caused by bad circulation
cf the blood In the lower bowel and a
weakening .of the parts. Only an in
iteraal medicine can remove the cause.
That's why external remedies and cut
ung fall. Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID,
'succeeds, because it relieves this con
'gestlon and strengthens the affected
: parts. Dr. Leonhardt's prescription has
.such a wonderful record for quick,
I safe and lasting reliel even in chronic
' and stubborn case, the Red Red Cron
Drug Store says try HEM-P.OID at
my expense. Your Pile suffering must
end or money back. - Adv.
Polished Aluminum Tub
or choice of
Porcelain Tub
Full Balloon F.olls
Submerg-ed Alum.
Agiiator
Standard Capacity
removable Splash Ring
Double Walls
Enclosed Mechanism
Self-oiling Ers.rir.g-s
h l'-y ear Guarasiee Bd
ALL FOR ONLY
110.00
4 cycle piine er.jie
nc for horr-e 'rithoct
-ctnety sells for $ i