Thursday, October 26, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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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
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"HE WAV, CALLED MOUNT DEAH, MISTAH
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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
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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
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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.
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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-
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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
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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.'
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