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EVEMMJ OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRECOX. HATTBPAY, April 10, I90.
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If you are in need of anything in the jewelery line such as clocks, silverware, cut glass, hand painted china, a
nice chain and locket, ring or pin, call early and get it at less than wholesale price. For the next thirty days
only you have got this chance and it will not pay you to lose it.
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La Grande's Leading Jeweler
Opposite the United States Land Office
AEASTER
No matter how carefully you
may dress'on other days of the year
Easter Sunday always calls for your
best.
It's splendid foresight to make
Easter preparation early so as to se
cure the best.
If you need a new suit, just take
a look at our "Glothes of Quality"
designed, cut and tailored from the
choicest fabrics by experts the best
in the land
Glothes or no clothes, you'll
surely be wanting an Easter Hat,
Ties otherand new toggery.
Ycu'll find the choice spring
things here all are pleasingly
priced.
Ash
Brothers,
The Outfitters
Wc are closihg our our retail 'umber yard in
La Jrande. Discount on rough, sizad, matched
and finish lumber 20 per cent. 75 and 10 per
cent off on doors and sash, universal list. Regu
lar moulding and mill work same as lumber. Job
lots at any old price. Delivery at yard. Stock
taken in present shape and in quanities amounting
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stuff gotten out to special order.
3 Stoddard Lumber Co.
EASTER SUNDAY TO BUG
A DA 0 1 (
Few Easter Sundays have , been
cause for so much general observance
In churches with special music and
special services. The day will be a
musical one lu La Grande. The fol
lowing announcements .corroborate
the first statement:
First .Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner M avenue and Fourth street.
Easter services Sunday morning at
11 o'clock; special music by the choir;
subject sermon, "The Easter Spirit;"
Ep worth league at 6:30 p. in., led by
Mrs. C. R. Thornton, subject, '.Mis
sion;" 7:0 p. in. an Easter and mis
sionary program by the Sunday school
regular services of the week as usual.
The musical numbers for the morn
ing services are:
Voluntary,
Hymn. " Kise Glorious Conqueror.
Solo. "Calvary."
Offertory, By Miss Long.
Anthem. "Zion Awake."
Hymn, "The Morning Light Is
Breaking."
In the evening, instead of the reg
ular church service, the children will
present a combined missionary and
Easter services. The program will
consist of music, recitations and read
ings. A cordial welcome lo all. C. E. Deal.
Invitation to the Sunday school, where
a thrilling interest abounds. Come,
W. II. GIBSON.
Pastor
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. S. W. Seeman, D. D. minister.
Morning subject, "Easter Chimes;"
special morning music; organ volun
tary, "Christ Is Risen," Mozart; an
them, "He Is Risen," Bracket; bap
tism of children and reception of new
members and celebration of the Holy
communion; Easter evening song ser
vice with a short Easter address by
the minister on "The Empty Tomb;"
anthems. Rejoice, The Lord Is
King," Sa kley ; "He Is Risen," Brack
et, and "Hosana," Granier, and spe
cial Easter hymns; choir: Mrs. A. L.
Richards, Mrs. O. E. Silverthorn, W.
II. Landrum, C. E. Cochran and Mrs.
W. 11. Berry, organist; Sunday school
!:4." a. ni.,; special Easter services
will be rendered by the children.
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GREAT CUT IN LUMBER
PRICES
Daily Obseiver, 65c per Month
Central Church of Christ.
Bible school at 0 : 4 "i ; communion 11;
church at 11:15; Christian and Jun
lour at 6; Endeavor at 6:30; musical
program at 7:30. Topic of the young
heoule's meeting is. "Risen with
Christ." Subject of the morning ser
mon will be, "Our Debt to the Home
less." The public is invited to attend
these services.
An entire musical program will be
rendered Sunday evening. The choir
under the efficient leadership of Miss
Lena Mi-Reynolds will present the
following program:
Anthem .".Sing. Oh Heaens".Loren..
Sdo Xeidlinger.
Solo. "Alleluia. He Is Risen"
Xeidlinger.
Miss Kli.abeth King.
Violin Solo Mr. Muilile Green.
Huet ."Consider the Liliiev''. .Topi iff.
Misses .lessie Ge"ii & Helena Love.
Ant Item ."Come See ttie pl.u-e"Adains.
Solo ."The Risen Christ". Woodman.
Mis. T. J. Scrogsins.
t Anthem ."An Easter Hallelujah
Loreltz.
Solo ."Ave Maria" Millard.
Miss Lena Mi Reynold.
FORM ELLIS.
Minister.
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and sprint!.
; li I a v g h, .id. t . J. K Si'.r.-
son superintendent.
11. Morning worship: Sermon "The
Risen Saviour's Right to Rule."
6:o p. i". Yountt people's program led
by Miss Ester Snider. th'me. "The
Risen Christ"
7 :;;. Ketilng worship. Sermon "The
Risen Life."
Special music in each service led
by O. S. WigKlesworth and his chorus
choir. Cordial welcome to all. Special
St. Peter's Church.
Easter day services. First Holy
Eucharist 8 a. in.; Sunday school and
Holy baptism 10 a. in.; morning ser
vice and Holy Eucharist 11 a. m.;
services for the Knight Templar Coin-
m,inlnr' ? i to rh tl rt ron service
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5 p. in.. The chior under the direction
of Mr. George Bireny and Mrs. Nelly
Xeil, organist has been diligently
practicing Easter music; Mr. Diritey
will sing "Calvary" as the offertory
solo, at 1 1 o'clock service and will re
peat it at the service for the Knight
Templar. Rev. I pton H. Gibbs, rector.
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Accuracy the Key Note
When you are installing a new plumbinig
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do this at the time you want it and at prices
you can afford to pay.
BAY & ZWEIFEL
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IN BULK
Mrs. Ellen Cross a member of the
Lincoln Memorial Committee, gives
;n interesting interview that brings
out a new story on Lincoln. To the
Observer today she said:
"A pleasing incident was related to
me by a lady formerly from Spring
field Illinois, but now located here
and 1 feel sure she will pardon me '
for giving this to the press. Her
uncle of Springfield, was a very in- :
timate and close friend :i( Lincoln,
often helping him split rails. So one !
lime they struck out to find work, j
loiiia to Missouri. aU.u; where .Kan
sas City now stands. They halted for
rest, the uncle remarking to Lincoln
that he was almost staivetl: so hun
gry he could eat a dog. Lincoln, look
ing up. said: There goes one now
and a yellow one too. The uncle
picked up a rock and remarkably
enough the aim was true. The dog
fell dead. They dressed It. built a
fire and or. hot rocks fried the meat.
Both remarking the meal tasted fine."
I AM SHOWING THE LARGEST
VARIETY 'AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF SEEDS EVER EXHIBIT
ED IX UNION COUNTY, AND I
KNOW THESE ARE THE PRODUCT
OF REPUTABLE SEED GROWERS;
AND I ALSO KNOW MY PRICES
ARE AS LOW AS IT IS CONSIST
ENT TO SELL FRESH. RELIABLE
STOCK.
Alfalfa, Red and Alsike
Clover, Timothy
and all Kinds of Garden Sted and
Lawn Grasses
A. V. OLIVER
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