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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1933)
Thursday, November 16, 1933 EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Pace Five 1 COMMUNITY CASH STORE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & Brooms 4 Sew, extra special. ! Each 33c Vanilla i, Pure Extract, OA. 4-oz. Bottle - ddv Bob White, 10 Bars Flour Sperry's Queon Anne, 49-lb. Sack CLASSIFIED I All Flavors & , fW JJ5iirtf " "I Ham J Dolled Picnic M Pound ! 15c 29c $1.69 I 53 lL $e y McCky9s Stores Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone Main 515 , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS C0RNMEAL White or yellow in the new 5-lb. bag . . DINAMITE A quick cooking; breakfast food. A delicious blending of wheat, -I Q bran and flax, l-lb. pkg..... AtL CRACKERS Honey Maid Graham Just the thing for school lunches, 2-lb. box ... 5C CLOROX It Bleaches, 2 bottles Blue Label, , 5-lb. Pail 10-lb. Pail .... 62c We Have a HAMBURGER. Fresh Ground, Pound LETTUCE TURNIPS , SWEET Large, Solid Heads Sweet & Tender POTATOES 3 for 13c 4 lbs. 15c 6 lbs. 25c INLi V4 SATURDAY. NOV. 17-18 Sugar s r Powdered or Brown, OCa S lbs OvC Sugar Fine granulated, fit 4 n 20 lbs ?JLJL tf Zteef Roast Choice Steer..., Pound Loin Steak Choice Steer ;, , -Bcof, lb , 15c Tomatoes Will la Walla new pack, No. 2 Va can... Member of N. R. A. BTOKE , CLONE 8 P. M. SATURDAY 10c i ads rr ,600 SUGAR io lbs. 60c 100 lbs. $5.85 - XOt PANCAKE FLOUR Sperry's 9-lb. Bag Mother's COCOA For cooking and candy making. 2-lb. pkg. 29c 21c flavor. Kist Walla.' No. 33c SYRUP Red 5-lb. For cooking, candy , making and table. 10-lb. Complete Stock of Fresh and Cured Meats PORK CHOPS 'Pound 9c PUBLIC WORKOUTS OF BOXERS WILL CLOSE TONIGHT In ontor to protect the Interest of the boxers und public alike, the Iden tity of the referees for the Eugles fight tourney bouts will not be made; known until time for them to start culling flstlo balls and strikes on tlw warring rlngineu at the Socajawea hotel arena next Tuesday night, Eagles' ofriclals announced today, ... Boxing fans and fanettes will have their last chance of -witnessing the La Grande amateurs In action with the gloves tonight before they start down that long, long fistic trail to victory or to defeat against the ring prides from out-of-town points In the Eagles great relief fund benefit championship amateur boxing tour nament on the Socajawea hotel arena field of honor next Tuesday night. The lost big free public workout be gins tonight at promptly 7:30, ' . Ilawlrexta Turned Awuv . I Following tonight's training t ses- I : . ... ( Fights Tuesday ! Tit Ih city moves Into ths ama teur .toxin k HimMlglvt when jai.i out-of-town amateur fighters en ter the ring to throw gtoved fist at the fistic prides of La Grande in the .ofHclal opening of the Eagles great championship ama teur boxing tournament at the Socajawea hotel arena next Tues day night. Eddie Zonkers. of , Pendleton, pictured above In a characteristic fighting ' pose, Is seeking a bout 'with Charley Zlfi ler or Leslie Sullivan on Tuesday night's sensational card. A record crowd Is forecast for .tlj furious hostilities. . v Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 1 , 55c 22c L I -A . PEAS from Walla .. - fn 2 can 1UC V Label, Pail :35c OJOkn Pail ... UtC 15c BANANAS . No Over Ripe v 4 lbs. 25c slon, the La Qrande amateurs, oro to do their workouts behind closed doors. The gym was packed to ca pacity and several hundred specta tors were unable to gain admittance to see the locals train last night. Tourney chieftains wore busy, to day going over the list of nearly 300 warring rlngmen of Eastern Oregon picking' out the. most sensational amateurs to match against each other on Tuesday night's card. , , "Anyone falling to see Tuesday night's fights will have good oauso for being regretful everalter," Charles Hltdebrand, trustee of the Eagles de clared today. . v FANS ARE WARNED TO ' V GET TICKETS EARLY The seat sale for Tuesday night's grand opening program opens at the Foley hotel cigar 'stand early Saturday morning and In view. of the fact hundreds ol visiting fight fans will accompany the out-of-town amateurs here for Tuesday wild fighting La Grande fans and fanettes were.- warned 'today to make their ' ticket reservations early Saturday If they are to avoid the lost minute rush and secure seats to their liking, The tights will bo put oi in rapid fire order Tuesday night. Berore two rlngsters leave the ring another pair will be seen climbing In with gloves on and rarln' to get going where tho others left off. The first .f lores fight is to start at promptly 8:15 Tuesday night and the last vicious struggle is to end not later than 10:30. McCOY DEFIES SHIRES ELGIN, Ore., Nov. 16 VP) "Not only wHl my Elgin amateurs whip the other boxers Tuesday night, but Grande Ronde Meat Company FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market . , School district No. T and Union County warrants accepted in exchange for merchandise. Round, Loin, T-Bone BEEF STEAKS ! Boston j Butts I Sugar cured, JL i Pound .:..'::......'. ' ' !r! Half or Whole, Very Lean. PORK LOINS Mutton . Roast i Shoulders, ! Pound t Pure, Wholesome. SHORTENING 4 ! Leg o' 1 ! Mutton Very choice, i Pound . JELLO ?he National 'Desser All Flavors pkg. 5c DINAMITE Wheat, Bran and Flax Large 35c Pkg. MILK .Tall Cans 10 Cans 55C Log Cabin SYRUP .Cane & Maple - Med. Tin. I would like nothing better than to he matched with Ekldle Shires, train er for the Baker huskies on the same program," Glenn MoOoy, manager for the Elgin amateurs declared here to day. .- SHIRES IS READY BAKER, ore., Nov. 16 Eddie Shires, upon learning ho had been challeng ed by Olonn MoOoy (or a special bout on Tuesday night's opening bill of the amateur boxing moot in La Grande, began training here today and friends took, tills to mean he In tends to accept the defy from the Elgin boxing coaoh. .. .. "Head Man" Jones Favors Change In Gridiron Rulings lly Paul Zimmerman LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16 VP) Coach Howard Jones, Southorn California's grid master, who usually concentrates on scoring touchdowns and -lets pthers discuss rules changes came out today In favor of the Idea of allow-, ing an offensive team flvo downs In which to make ten yards when with- In the 20 yard line. Coach Jones previously Indicated ha. favored allowing the dofenslve team to run with a recovered fumble. ' , Coach Jones still favors calling a man down when ho slips to tho turf even In a clear field. "If this rule woro taken out It would mako for crawling again and naturally result in piling. I'm opposed to theso bod . features of the game." . I A German police dog belonging to H. P. Denton of Llttlofleld, Tex., re turned after being missing for two years. ' ' m I f -'M, 1 H-l? '' Bacon Squares 1 Streaked with lean Pound - " j Mutton fSf ! ChPs A !. Loin chops, i i Pound 12c Bacon ' Streaked Pound RAISINS Sun Maid Nectars 2'."K 15c CHEESE Borden's finest - all flavors - y-h. pkg. 2 Pkgs. 29C ' ORANGES Fancy 200 size 2 49c 43c Medium Size Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. OREGON HOPEFUL OF WINNING FROM TROJAN MACHINE EUGENE, Ore.,' Nov. 16 VP)- De termined to avenge their one-sided defeat by the University of Southern California last year and thereby to win tho Pacific coast conference title, the undefeated and untied Univer sity of Oregon. Webfoots woro south ward bound today for Los Angeles where they will meet the Trojans Saturday afternoon In their last con ference game of the season. Coach Prink Colllson left Eugene by train last night with 30 playors, his coaching and training stafr and the team physician, and his farewell statemont was of - Jus belief that Stanford's victory over the Men of Troy can be duplicated and that Ore gon Is the aggregation that can do It. He added, however, that a hard game was anticipated aa the general feeling was the Trojans would be fighting doubly hard to avenge last Saturday's defeat, tholr first in 28 starts. ' Players going southward for tho crucial battle Include: Hughes and Bwanson, centers; Clark, Cuppolottl, McOredle, Gagnon and Fury, guards: Eagle, Nilsson, Frye, Ncllson and Blsliop, tackles; Morse, Wlshard, Poz sso, Simpson, Jones and MoOoy, ends; Pork, Torjeson and Arey, quarter backs; Temple, Gee, Mlchek, MUllgan, Von Vllot and Fopolnjak, halfbacks, and Mlkulok, Bohbltt and Rushlow, Hgc lb. 10c anc lb. h 0V lbs. 33c with lean, 15c BEANS Great Northern White 10 ,b, 39c ONIONS U. S. No. 1 25h4""h 29c COFFEE Hills Bros. Red Can 1 .... 32c 17c 12c fullbacks, LOS ANOKUBS, Nov. 1 W) Tiulr two hard scrimmage sessions against Oregon plays completed, Southern California's Trojans were to go through offensive formations today under tho watchful eye of Howard Jones, . . . -.I -". . , , Imbler Cagers Preparing For Winter Season IMBLER (Special) The basketball schedule for the Imbler High school season or 1033-34 is as follows: Dec. 18 North Powder at North Powder (boys and girls). ' - Deo. 21 La Grande at Imbler. Jan. 8 Union at Irntoor (boys and girls). Jon, 9 Elgin at Eight (boys end girls). Jon. 13 Cove at Imbler (boys and girls). :; Jon. IB Elgin at Imbler (boys and girls). Jan. 37 Cove at Cove (boyj and BACON CHEESE - It la Goad ' . Full Cream ' 16clb- 16c'h- Royal All Pure MILK Tall Cans 3for 19c Walla Walla Pack Peas Tomatoes No. 3 Can ... 10c Chase & Sanborn's Dated COFFEE 30c 1-ib. Can S SOAP 10 Bara ZZQ Make The FruitCake NOW Currants, 2 lbs...:..... 27c White Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c Citron, lb 30c Walnut Meats, Standard, i2 lb 23c Fancy Light, 2 lb 29c Ritters EL 5c Ann and Hammer SODA 2 lbs. 17c Armours Soaps Flotilla 5c Big Ben 6,. 25c LARD 4. 34c Sweet Spuds Pound . . . . . 4c ORDERS of any size delivered 1 Qp within City Limits for girls). . . I Feb. 3 La Grande at La "Grande, .1 Feb. 8 North Powder at Imbler (boys and girls), I Feb, 9 Union at Union (boys tad girls).- , It Is possible that me of the schools In Wallowa county will be added to, complete the schedule. -. .' .v. 'I Keith McKinnls. Lyle Grouser and Buck Fowler are the only lettermen available for this year's team. How ever, Harland Pratt and Chase Mc Coy, - diminutive forwards : of last year's second team, are expected to -given Coaoh King a nucleus around whloh to build a winning combina tion. ' - V-'-"- " - : ' ; Three-fifths of a cord of wood Is used to dry a ton of bops. Approxi mately 9,000 coras are needed to dry Oregon's hop crop each year. y I sU AIV Red Cross Draff Store ' GoodFor Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17-18 Sc Jell Powder : : ' Libby's MILK , Tall Cans 3for 20c No. UK Oan 10c i Nalley's 'Breakfast.' SYRUP Cane and Maple JUG 32c Dromedary Fruit Cake Mixture, Contains every thing to make a delicious Fruit Cake Simply add egg and li quid and bake in the pan that is in the package. Pkg. 42c WHEATIES 2 Pkgs. 23c SUGAR 10 lbs. 25 lbs ..... 60c .... .. $1.48 Binn Bros. Celery Hearts Bunch 10c
