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