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O UILKCII NOTICES
St Jeter's Church,
(Third Sunday After Easter)
' HolT Comnimilon, 8 a, j,
Sunday Scfcopj, ja a, n,
Vorning service, 11 a. m.
Evening service, B p. m.
CTON H. GIBBS Rector.
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' Slethpdist iplseopai fioffb
Cor. V. Ave and 4th St. SUn4ar
School, 8:45, GH. Cprrey, Supt!
Morning service, 11:00, subject,; "How
to be strong." 12:00, Class meeting
for SO minutes. 6:30, League Service.
7:30, Evening service. , . . ,
The doors , of the church , will be
Opened both morning and evening for
those wishing to unite in member
ship. The covenant of baptism will
be administered according to the
form desired by the' candidate.
II. a McLEOD, Ph. D., Pastor.
ti y , . .First 4(esb)jlerian Church
' ' Washington . avenue and Sixth St.
Rev S. W, .Seemann, D. D. Minister
Morning subject. "Pride in Chris
tianity Justified. V .
Evening subject "What's In a
name." : .;'..- '
Special music by the choir morn
ing and evening.
Sunday Bchool, 9:45 a. m. V. L,
Brenholts superintendent.
. C. E. Service 6:30 p. m. Leader
Ethel Wright. '
Prayer meetings, ThurBay 7:30 p.
, Central Church of Christ
(Ford A. Ellis, Minister)
Tomorrow Is' C. W. B. M. day.' Mrs
Ellen HunteE, the field secretary of
this organization will speak In the
morning upon the lmportnat work of
the Chrlstaln Woman's Board of Mis
sions. "The Man of Galilee," is the sub
ject of the evening sermon. The life
Of the Galilean will be given. If he
should come through the streets of
La Grande healing and teaching, ev
ery of the . city would unite In cen
tering him. Why?
Mrs. T. J. Scroggln will sing one
Of her beautiful solos.
The Bible School will meet at 9:45
instead of at 9:30. .Mr. Walter Con
nor Is )he efficient leader of this or
ganization and he has under him a
Splendid corps of teachers. There
is a clasa for everyone.
Earl Hough will have charge of
the Christian Endeavor Sunday even
ing at 6:30. The subject of the ev
ening Is "Good Cheer In Dark Days."
This band of young people Is growing
, larger In numbers. A royal welcome
lx extended to all the young people
Of the town.
THAT MUSICAL
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.,, A freak picture of two of the print ipala In "The Alaskan" at the stew
ard tomroorw nigh. - . - . . - .
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Communion services at 11 a. m.
John McAllister and J. E. Coffee act
ing .elders. Walter Connor, David
Cook, L W. Faulk and A. G. Herrman
deacons. '.;jw!fi
'.' REAL POSSUM llERE
J. j). McKennon adds to mena5 rl
In denn town office. r bids will be recived at the office of
A' real live .possum, ' that to t the Recorder of the City of La Grande
Southerner. Is sweeter than honey, Is : Oregon, for the construction of 43,
a nobject of considerable study by ' 920 Cu. Yds. of macadam pavement.
pedestrians today along Adams Ave-
nue. The animal is caged In the' I
McKennon, Thy ft. Roberts office. It
came her fiom the South some time,
ago and changed musters when Mr.
McKennbn found it in the home of a
Ynountainefr, To many, the animal
Is rateher a "circus" for In thes5
Northern climes the "Taft Insignia"
are not common sights.
AbsaltdeJyj
yr 11 ItzprovosthQ flavor 0JY.
hoaiaMmarLmk )k '
of (ho food X ' "2. ' :
fctoifc'; ;kCT3D 'ym-
Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing ' ;
rubber buggy tires. . .
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS i
, D. F .GERALD. Proprelo'
G)mplctf Machine
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Intercollegiate Meet.
Saa PrancIScd, April 18. Stanford
University and the University ol Cal
ifornia track teams meet today In
the annual meet for . the Intercolle
giate championship of the coast.
Notice to Contfttrtorn.
Kotlce is hereby given that' Sealed
to be constructed according to ' the
pUnsfand specifications now on file
in this office. Bids will be received
until 4 o'clock, p, m., May 4th, 1910,
and muBt be accompanied by' a certl
.fied check for 5 per cent of the amt.
o fthe bid. The Council reserves the
r'lgh't to relect anv and nil bids.
t. E. COX,
Recorder of the , City, of La Grande,
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Two weeks from Tuesday will I
Social Day, With the following 'com'
mltteea in charge:, Mesdamea M. B.
Donahue, EL D. Selders, Albert Hua
ter, A. T. Hill, Geo. Cochran and Goo
H. Currey. '-
The fourth grade pupila of V s.
Carlock'a piano class gave a recital
of study pieces at her studio this at
i ternooa. : The program was:
Etude Le Couppy Alice Hill.
Sonatine-Op. 36, No! 3 Helen Cur
rey. ; V;.:'
. Allegro Op. 20. No. 2. Mdrtha
Watson. r ".' . -
Allegro and Scherto Op. 55, No.
li Kuhlan Leila Jordan. .
Rondo Clementl nthel WrlghL
' Andnate Handel Nora ' Arbuckle.
Rondo Mozart Nina Kane. '
I Next Tuesday afternoon, April 19.
j the most Important meeting of th?
i year will be held by the members of
the Neighborhood Club and It ; la im
I peratlve that every member b prea
) er.t. . Tho following lm'pftrtnat fea
tures are to be presented and defl
nltely decided upon. The program for
the entire year; whether or ct the
work Bhall be conducted as It has
been the past year in departments or
or as formerly; whether or not the
Club will have : an aster show this 1
year, as well as other civic features.
Financial matters are also to be dis
cussed.
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: to Dedicate New Church. '.
v Seattle; Wash. April 16. The First
Methodist church of Seattle, Just coin
pleted at a cost of nearly $200,000,
will be dedicated tomorrow, the cer
mon to be delivered by J.rW. Powell,
a layman of Buffalo N.'Y; The edi
fice is declared to be the finest Metho
dist church on the Pacific coast. ' f
: Gives Away His Wealth. f
Everett, Wash. April 16. Ta pre
vent A. A. Alloway ft" wealthy Snoho
mish county farmer frbra giving away
everything he owns to the church of
God Society, his son has been ap
pointed guardian of his father and
mother by the Superior Court here!
The testimony' shows that Alloway
has already sent $20,000' to the head
of the sect, saying he' was command
ed by the Lord to do' so'.' - !
Package Lost . ' !; ''
Lost, in this city, a package af laun j
dry slips wrapped In brown paper
Leave at this office add receive suit
able reward. ' ' ' '' ' " ' " '." .
HOUSE FOR RENT Six room house.'
unfurnished. Barn for six ; horses.
Thirteen a month. Inquire at Logan
Sherwood. offlce.s -r.:,''.::-..!i.";...;.iJ..n'.:-.i
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MercftaniNif ' iSave
$idft0Q
J T i 1907 fic Merchants
u Oregon . saved ove
:$i0,060 by carryna a part
of their Insurance in their r
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Own COmpauj, mc wi.yw
Merchants Nmuai nre ts- i
surance Association; of
t Davton. Oreaon; In 1908 Z
I fney;;w:,save:$15,000
Dur na me same period
their neighbors were hand-
pronrs. ; ;
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Kin the Oregon Merchants
Mutuat you get: '
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A LIMIT TO YOUR UABIL-
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IV. OLIVER, Agent
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