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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
Thursday, October 26, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five il 1 1 I I oes FOR MEN and WOMEN Suede, Ties, Pumps At unsurpassed values. You'll wonder how we can do it. How we can sell such quality foot wear at such low prices and be properly iitted A A to EEE at no extra charge. Newest styles for women are black or brawn suede and kid and suede combinations. New boulevard heel or baby spine, rumps or ties. $2.95 $3.95 JOE PALOOKA 1 TEyN VJE PfcfiSeD flu HP UP now' I wic: "HE WAV, CALLED MOUNT DEAH, MISTAH VtRNDN, MtBtSb. Wfc LOULD IJOfc. HE LIVE Men's Oxfords The values are greater than we can describe. Genuine calfskin leather soles. Plain or cap toe. Buy now at .these low prices. $2.45 $2.95 $3.95 GIT A FIGHT THERE. AN , BSIDES IALWEEZ WWTID VSE GEORGE WASHINGTON HOUSE. IN DE IMOUN' VERMON DOWN IN DE EAST, JE5' OUTSIDE WAtaHTON D.T. YASSUH GEE 1 LOVE THIS WM.KIN' 11 NCSr MP RfSS. "q ON SNOW SHOES. I CfAH'M GONNA RSSIE COULD OO 1-fcK Wfc.fcWS' SOME WOOD AN LIKE THIS , tf MAKE A CAMP FtAH. A Sinister Figure pU Mil w JmM m Mi be suppri-zed when he mm h iff imm & IW fj wmatasweu. Ill ' WORK SHOES You can depend on these shoes for comfort and durability without paying a high price. All leather shoes with 6, 8 and 16 inch tops, oil tanned up pers, oak tanned soles. Why buy cheap shoes when Buck-ingham-Hecht are so inexpen- Tigcr Football Team Ready For Friday Tilt ' (Continued from Page On.) The probable starting lineups and weights follow: Pendleton Pos La Grand Perard (131) LE (138) Irwin Gemmell (163) ..LT ....(180) Waldcn Chatns (161) ha ...-.(140) Halley Bond (180) O (168) Gehrlng Fugit (163) BO ....(166) K. Webb Eohmldt (155) ..,..R.T (IG8) Hogenson Eason (157) ... LB (167) V. Bean Rces (163) Q (128) Reynolds Lessen (166) .H.. (183) R. DeBolo Oraybeal (137) ..H (188) Alvoy Crcswell (149) ....P.. (101) E. DeBole Others on the Pendleton squad In clude: Bcl'.ko, c. (145); Blom. h, (125); Boomer, e, (130); Dornbrack. I v lnCH R Rntrliinrl. h. 0401? K. Englund, e; (147); Glenn, t, (136V4); I Godwin, e, (163); Marxnam, x. umj; I McCludc, q, (133): McLoughTin, g, (143); Pulliam, c, (166); Rosenberg, h, (150); Sams, f. (137); Worthlngton, h, (133); MoDonald, t, (173). Any weight advantage appears ito bo Pendleton's way, 'but such a slight klllleronco doesn't appear to consti tute any big advantage, fans say. A wide open gome Is expected, with both teams striving to score at every opportunity. The winner of this game will, with Baker, remain the only undefeated eleven In Northeast ern Oregon among the larger schools, and If the margin Is decisive, will make the winner favorite for the championship which La Grande holds from last fall. The Pendleton team Is expected In La Grande . late tomorrow morning, coming by automobiles. SOCIETY NOTES Pythian Sisters To Entertain . The Pythian Sisters will entertain at a HnJlowo'en party tomorrow eve ning at 8 o'clock iH the Odd Fellow hall. The Knights of Pythias have been Invltocl tor the ovcivt. Mrs. Shewmaker Hostess to Club Mrs. Charles Shewmnkor enter tained the Eagles auxiliary sewing club Wednesday and tho of to moon was spent making children's dressce for local relief. Refrcsluncnte were served. Tho elate of tho next meeting will bo Bet at tho regular auxiliary meeting. Nephl Jensen of Sublett, Ida., has trained a wild owl to ride on tho null u tor cap of Ills automobile Hallowe'en Party Tomorrow Night Officers of tho M. I. A. of the First Ward L. D. 8. church win entertain at a Hallowe'en party tomorrow eve ning at 8 o'clock at tho Recreational hall. Mrs. Stanley Jenkins and Elmo Cletfg are presidents of tho two dl- 1 visions. Dancing,' refreshments ami other entertainment ts planned. Tho New York' professional foot ball Giants have a dozen stars fresh out of college on their roster this year. Including the brilliant Harry Newman from the University of Michigan. Newman Is the only man on the roster weighing under 100 pounds. $2.95 to $8.95 NewY5rk'5tore mm apanoasp teiXPP' RUNDOWN, Mrs, Chas. Pocan ot Route 1, Jefferson, Ore., said: "I became in a run down, exhausted condi tion through hard work and bringing up my fam ily. My appetite failed, I hair frequent sirk-head-aches and suffered with pains in my back, lost weight and was vcrv weak, A few bottles of Dr. IMcrcc's Golden .Medical Discovery noon had' nuv In perfect health." Sold by druggists everywhere. New size, tali lets 50 eta, liquid '$1.00. Large size, tubs, or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Our Fart.' The Latest Styles in Livable Furniture Here is real comfort real attractiveness real value FALL . . . the time to re-do your living room and an extraordinary opportunity! We have just received the newest of smart creations. The designs are beau tiful; the coverings charming; the craftsmanship the very best. And the prices ... it may be your last chance to buy at the present price levels. Come in while you still have this remarkable opportunity to save. H Bohnenkamp's - Price Satisfaction II For Qualitj v !: J?sw - :M fx S& m LOST WEIGHT" .. XVyjW?. 3 .iTSJl I just arrived ! imik m j AM 7 mm, Kl V KSC (Jr ir . Ticv -1 tCl j
