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EXCOUBAGE THE DEBATERS.
. .;.,jy
ship to attend you are heartily Invit
ed to attend these services. The build
ing Is on the comer of Washington
and Depot street.
First Presbyterian Chares.
Washington Avenue and Sixth" at
Rev. 3. W. Seemann, D. D. minister.
Horning subject "Friend of Jesus "
In the evening there will be a union
service at the Baptist church. Tb;
subject of the sermon will be "Christ
Is all." Sunday School 9:45 a. m.y W
L. Brentholts superintendent. C; E.
Service 6:30 p. m." Leader Miss Hul
da Anderson.
St Peter's Church.
Second Sunday after the Epiphany
Holy Communion.. .. .. ..8 a. no.
Sunday School .. .. ....10 a. m.
Morning Service 11 a. m.
Evening Service ..5 p. m.
UPTON H. GIBBS ':V
linntlst Church Noua. i
There will be a seat for vjv at tie
First lai)'Jst Church Sunday mor:
li.g and evening. You are sord'a'y . i -oe.1
to hf.e that seat and take art
'a t e survives. Sunday bcIkhjI at 'j:1T
a m 1 reaching service at Ii:4ran1
B Y. V. I. prayer meeting at C.30
' m . au.l the union prea:liip. sei-vl't--
at 7:30 p. m. Dr. 8. A. "Xeemapa
c! t'! Tmbyterian church- y teach
tiie :enuc-Ji, The' union prii'Cr nueet
'ns'lirw Ittn a great hold to Us .:U.
Cuoif.'coi tiext week to iaw prayer
Vsrvken arid get la to the f irk ior
.ue n eat evangelistic ; aunlu i
NT:i ch. Frank E. Gray, pas r..
'. Methodist Episcopal Chnreh.
Sunday school, 9:45. G.' H. Currey,
fu;erintendent. Morning service, .11,
subject: "Persuasion of Truth" Clats
meeting 12:00. Lasts only thirty m'r.
otes. Epworth League: 8:30. Subject
'How to Hear God's Voice,", Leader,
vires the different churches' of tie
city have decided to continue the
union meeting .until March 1st when
the big revival meeting will begin.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church, Dr. S. W. Seemann ' ; of the
Presbyterian church will preach., H!
E. McLeod, pastor. ; 1
NOTICE ' FOB PUBLICATION
Isolate tract
Public bind Sale
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land office at La Grande, Ore
iron, Noember 18th 1909
Notice is hereby given that, as di
r if ted by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provls-
In a few days the high Bchool de
bating team of Ontario and Baker
will meet in joint debate in this city.
It should not only be a duty of
eery patron of the school but a
pleasure an well, to attend this de
bate. Quite likely most people could
learn something from teh boys and
girls who have made a thorough re
search of their subjects and will ar
gue their . respective views at that
time.
But there is another side the side
of Interest in the child, encourage
ment lu his efforts which is of great
Importance. Did you ever think "how
much more earnestly pupils will
work if they knew that the parents
are keouly watching their advance?
Did you ever do anything off 'import
ance and appreciate the compliments
and words of prutse spoken of by
others regarding your efforts? If bo,
then, you can realize how the boy or
girl feel who labors hard and long
to make kood nd' metis with tho
approval and pralao of tlione -most
interested. .
IT (lit) Luiay scramble for wealth;
tho hurtle of. business; the calls of
flcklo society, men and women ;il
most. Invariably nrliicl their owi
children, nut ' because' they want to
do so,' 'but .thoughtlessly,"
Take tin interest in 'the' child the
Investment will return ten,. times
gi eater dividend than the best stock
that was ever placed on the ex
change. Baker City Herald.
The above article applies to our
tilgh Bchool, for in a few days the
hU'h school debating teams of La
Grande and '.Elgin will meet in joint
debate in this cityEd, ' ' " '
Economizes eggs,
flour and butter;
makes the biscuit,
cake and pastry
more appetizing,
nutritious and
wholesome
MMf ntatlo frrr? Tyaf v '
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ml p;hiV'AI I- n
mi MKJh'Jr J x
. mm. Absolutely Puro ' 1. ' v :
PSafsgcards yonr food against a ' ;
ions of Act , of Contfress approved
June 27, 1906 (34 Stats., 517), we will
offer at . public Bale ' to the' highest
bidder. at 10 o'clock a. m., on the
13th day tf January, 1910 at this off
ice the following described land:
The SW 1-4 SEJ 1-4 Sec. 1. NE 1-4
SB 1-4 Sec. 2, T. 4S R. 37 EWM. Ser
ial Nos. 06427 and 06428.
, Any . persons claiming adversely to
the above described land are advis- j
ed tb file their claims or objections
on or before the time designated for
the time of the sale.. . '
v P. C. BRAMWELL, .
;."'.. . , Register
A Good Buy t
Eight Room
Modern House
New-Close in-- J
I.-; i if' . , ' '
Partly Furnished
Price $4,000.00 :
. Terms-
The Sum Total of Human
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happiness
fa attained by the man who selects a place which ia approved by hk
.;lf9 an adaptable for his entire f imH. id lire amidst inch coodi
tlons approximates about the keenest joy Imaginable. "Where are
inch conditions to be found In the rapidly crowing Northwest? Ill
700. Go to C. J. BLACK. He has a large amount of property listed to
Pi'oewMj. Grain farms. Ear Farms, Timber Lands, with or with-
' ant bnproveaaaats. Prices stent Let
C LBLACft, The teai tsiate ian
$ LA GBA5DE IJfTESTKEJrT C
J- Foley Block. J
PIIOSES: . "
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inuepenaeni zuz.
Svsiiis
Premiu,m
tiams
Bacon
Burg lary, Theft and Larceny
; Insurance
' ' . OUB POLICY COTEBS
All onsebell feeds and personal affects, belongiig et axy memiimr ef
tne taaSy ew gas el. lee by burglary, theft or larceny, In-
eliCnf thefts hj servants r taor employees.
3 . . ALSO COTEBS DAMAGE '. .
Te sreyerty, ylunblng and ether fixtures. Allows six months vacan
ey wfiheal aettav He co-lusaranee. Ke laventerj ef the sroterty is
BATES FOB A IEAB,
Private Besldences and Apartment Bones.
$1,000, $12.50; $2,000. $22.60; $3,000, $30.00; $4,000, $35.00; $5,000. $40.
Each AddiUonal $1.000 $5.00
- .. Stables.
Each $1.000............ .. .. .. .. .. .. ..$15.00
Tacant honses (slamblng flxlores and damage te bosses each
$1.000.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 310.00
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ASH BROTHERS
$ , llU RClIKS. .
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' M. K. (linrch South.
Sunday-' 'school, 9:45;' . prnt,ng
services at 11 a. m. nu p n ana
7:30 p. m. by Rev. C, a. Woad.
m.e(V,tVvke8 n 'he ' Aernoon Is
eaiieclally fo(; Tfiung neyple.. Spwlal
rtT?cs' "all of next week. Kveryone
U most cordially -invited io attend
thene services
;! (Vntntl Church of Christ.
Ford A. Ellis, minister. ' "rhih of
God's reople" is the subject of the
morning sermon. This question will
be asked and answered: "Did Christ
pmv for a Organic Union of Chris
tendom of a Spiritual Unlbn?" In the j
evening "Baptism" will be the tneme.
Special mdslc at both morning and
'""evening services. Two new members
have been added to the choir. Bible
school at 9:45. Junior at 3. Christian
Endeavor at 6:30; church at 11 and
7:30. Bnptismal servlcps at the morn-
Beislon. A royal welcome is ex
pended to every stranger present. It
There is a Wonderful
Difference
Tchv('en tlie Vilit afforded by an Ordinary carbon,
incandescent and the brilliancy of our new Tungsten
lamp. The latter has a metal filament (the tiny wire
inside of the bulb) which radiates two and one half
times as much light with same amount of electric
current. . ,
A 40-Watt Tungsten Affords Twico the Light
of the 50-Watt carbon lamp now in general use and
cost one-fifth less to burn. We recommend its use to
our customers as it more than cuts their light bill in
two, making electric light so inexpensive that no
home, however humble, and no store, however small,
can afford to be without one. j
Ask us to show you the new Gen. f
eral Electric Tungsten lamp i
Eastern Oregon light & Power Company
A fresh
shipment
iust in
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GROCERY:
& BAKERY
Annual Clearnce Sale
Every thing reduced at
r .
Factory prices for the
Next 30 Days
ASH BROTHERS
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
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