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the IA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY APRIL 26, 1912. r v r n 4 in ; o Ti 17 T1" PAGE THRE3 Wherever, you , see a , roofing advertisement remember that its, words ptlself-praise and1 description, came from1 the original advertisements of the Malthoid Roofing makers. Twenty-six;' years ago we; said of our -roofing all the nice things that are now said of, every other goofing. These "others ' ' have stolen our words imitated our methods but' they: cannot duplicate the ': quality ot Malthoid : Roofing it always was the best and 'always will be. Whenever you see a It's free Send, lor It A new tnd valuable book on ' .- 1 'Cheerful Homes.' ThU booklet illustrates mom of the most beautiful bancilowiof Southern .California, A book every -borne builder will prize. ' ScDifrec (SEEK ENDS TONIGH IT roofing advertisement ,think of alth6id;he .original, Made by The Paraffine Paint Co San Francisco and Everywhere F.L.LILLY NOW READY i IK KW MONTHLY ISSUE OF THE CELEBRATED McCALL PATTERNS ' (Superior In Style, Fit and Simplicity) ;j. and fASHION PUBLICATIONS CALL AT OUR PATTtRN COUNTER AND" 15 INSPECT THC VERY LATEST 0ESION8. 1 McCall Faebion Sheets FREE THE HOLDEN EulrE CO. , CALL FOB BIBS. Notice la hereby given that the county court 'of Union county, Ore gon, will receive sealed bids for a contract for 150 cords of yellow pine Z foot 8 Inch wood. Wood to be de livered and corded In the basement of the court, house building., All bid must be filed with the county clerk a or before 5 o'clock of Wednesday, Mny 1st, 1912. " ED. WRIGHT, County Clerk. PROFESSIONAL DIBJECTOHT PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS BR. SI. K. HALL Physician and Bur ' geon. Cer. Adams Ave. and Depot St. Phone, Main 29. N. MOLITOR, M. D Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot St. Phones: Office, Main 68; Resldonoe, 69. STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT MONDAY APRIL Clarence 3enneff Co. Offer Wm. Faversham's Success 29th We SauawMan Author's Authorized Production apable Cast direct Characters bmplete Scenic Display Prices 25, 50, 75 and $1.00 Stats on Safe Saturday Morning at Van Buren's 0 A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D. J. W. LOUHLIN, M. D. ' 1 Drs. Richardson & Loughlln, ' Physicians and Surgeons Phonea Office Black 1S62. i Dri Richardson's Res. Main 66. Dr.' Loughlin's Res. Malh " 767 C. H. UPTON, Ph. G. M. D. Physlclati and Surgeon. Special attention to ! Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. . Office In La Grande National Bank Build- ' lng. PhoneB: . Office Main 2; Resi dence Mala 32. GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Ostoopatn Physician. Over Lilly's Hardwars store. , Phone Main 63. Successor to Dr. P. E. Moore. DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases f the eye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOQD-rDlseases of women and children. Oflloes Adams avenue, over Wright Druii Co. 'VETERINARY. DR. P. A. CHARLTON. Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug store La Grande. Residence Phnne. Red 701; Office Phone, Black 1361; In dependent Phone 63; Both Phonei at Residence. ATTORNEYS AT L4YT COCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys ibas. B. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch rnn. La Grande National Ban Building, "La Grande, Oregon. DON'T BE CAUGHT fliArrnu IF 0U ARE ABOUT TO BE COME THE PROSPECTIVE OWNER OF REAL ESTATE SEE THAT T0U HATE AN AB SOLUTELY BEFLMTE AB STRACT OF THE TITLE. FROM OUB REC0B?lJlE .CAN GIVE TOU TDB lA.tCTTB. ATE INFORMATION Y0C SUOULB HAVE TO OTABAJ. TEE YOURSELF AGAINST JfcS BltAW TOURS UP TO DAY. Te Abstract & Title Company, jnc T. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. S. BAKIN CRAWFORD & EAKIN Attorneys at law. Practices In all the courM nf the atate and United States. Of - in t. nmnile National Bank UUD U Bulldlnp. La Grande. Oregon. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HAVE BIG DAY. Complete Program for Conference Of Sunday School Workers. Pendleton, April' 26. (Special) i-r. Much Interest has been shown In the Sunday School convention which will come to a close here .tonight, the ap pended program being scheduled for Friday: ,, .. ;. . . .... : Fourth Session Friday Horning, April 26. . 8:45 Service of song, ledby Mr. Goodrich. : , . . v. : ' Devotional Hour with the Word, I. B. Rhodes, State Y. M, C. A "iiwiinuHnna tw indicate." Fred Kelley. Miss Harriet E iMoorehouae, A. A. Morse , and General Secretary O. A. Phipcs. "Now What Wlll You DoT B. C. Knapp. , Graded Lesson . Parliament Mrs C. G. Esson presiding. 1 Are iney a Snxpnaa nr. .T. Ti. SDrlnKBtOU: 2 DO They Fit the Rural School VMra C H. Bldwell, Island City: 3 ttow Adanted to Small Schools?, Mrs. Mary FoBter Bryner: 4 How to Introduce Them,. Rev. Howard N, Smith, Port land; 6 What Graded Unions Are Do ing to Help, (Mrs. J..W. Wilklns. An nounoementa and adjournment Fifth SessIon--Frlday . Afternoon. i-3ft Adult Conference, in Conven tion church, Rev. J V., Milllgan, D. D., presiding. ,1-i-The Class Presi dent, Dr W H Bleakney, Freewaterj 2 ClasB ActlvlUes, C. B. Harris, Con don; 8 Developing Leadership, Pres. James E. Crutchfleld, Milton; 4 Pro moting Evangelism, Rev. H. C. Cock rum, Union; 6 Men and Religion, E. C. Knapp. : ' :, ' ;l, ... . i Home and Visitation conference, at Presbyterian church. Rev E. W. War rington presiding. , 1. The Aim of the Department, Mrs. B, F.. Farmer, Nyssa; 2 Home Departmerit Visitors, Mrs. John McDonald, Wallowa; , 3 Our Department,. E. M. Hill, Dufur; 4 Rural Visitation, : Rev. J. F., Ver non, Milton; 6-Clty Visitation, Dr J. D Springston, Portland. '. .Temperance and Good Citizenship Baptist church, Rev. Otho R. Reade, Lexington. . 1 Value of Pledge Sign ing, Miss Lois Smlth.fEcho; 2 How to Make the Lessons Interesting, Rev. F. C. Goodrich; 3 Shall, We Teach Purity?,; Mrs. J. W. McAllister, La Grande; 4 The Tobacco Pledge, T. L Chllders, Freewater; 6--Oood Citi zenship, Ivan B, Rhodes, Portland. County Officers' Conference, M. a. Lecture Room,' Mrs. Mary F. Bryner; lyisitlng the Schools, W. R. Mulkey, itoseDh: 2 Getting Reportp, Mrs L. J; Hlnkel, Baker; 3 Raising Our Pledge Mrs. J. K. WIght, . La qrande; 4 Se curing Co-operation, . Kev. s. u.: nos ers, Milton;;. 5 Preparing ror a on; ventlon, Mrs. S. A. Lowell, Pendleton. All In Convention church: , Song. led by Mr. Goodrich. Short reports. of conferences by leaders Short business .session. . : Address, "The Sunday School and Life's Greatest Work," Rev. Evart P. Borden, La Grande. , Address, "Missions In the Sunday School,". Rev. W. S. Holt, D. D Port land. Special music , Address,1 "Sunday School Evangel ism," E. C. Kemp. Adjournment. Adult Class banquet, Rev. J. ' D. Gillllan toastraaster. .All adult class members invited. Plates, 50 cents. Sixth Session Friday Evening. - 7:30 Song service, led by Mr. Goodrich. Address, "The Church as an Edu cator," President Fletcher Homan, D. D., Willamette university, Salem. 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