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LA ;ORANDH OBSERVER,
J ;. SATURDAY.lfAY 10.19B;
i" IWheat at the DoIIaTI
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Real, devout and universal respect i tribute to "mather" tomorrow,
and homage will be paid to mothers Grande and Isewhere, men who revere
. living and dea-J-tomorrow throughout
the civilized world! In La Grande,
the day will be observed with mroe
dtitail and attention than ever beforb.'
; In several of the churches, the entire
program hinges in "White Sunday"
and several delightful programs will
be carried out. '
.. Any white rose or flower in thu
the ( name ot mothers dead , and
mothers . livincr. and who 1b there
that does not, the white carnation "will
probably pe tne lavorite. ;;-! :' ;
rhnrj-h ' announcements coverintr
the mother's day observations, follow;
T). S. Program Excellent.
iTmlcr the auspices of the. auxiliary
Retail Department Phone Main 8
For Lumber, Lath ;
v Shingles, Sash and D Dors 4
Ruberoid Roofing "'
GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO!
New Telephone Directory
We wish .to notify our subscribers that wo in
tend to issue a new directory next month, and in
order that there may be no. errors in it we ask their
co-operation. All those whose names or addresses
are not correct in the present directory or who wish
any enanges made, kindly notify us. All notifica
tions must be in by the 10th of May.
Home Ir dependent Telephone Co.
organizations of the 1J D. S. church,
"Mothers' Day" will be observed Sun
day evening, May 11th, in the Taber
nacle,' 7:30 p.- m. .. The program " as
specially arranged consists of the fol
lowing:;, ' - .
Organ solo , .Miss Laretta Bramwell
Invocation l ' " . 1
Solo ... i .Mrs. T. J. Scroririn
Address', "Mothers Day" '
' Jacob '.II. -. Trayner
Organ solo. . , .Prof. C IF.TVrmstrong
IJoloi .', . ,.' '. . t . : . ;C.. P. Fern'ij
litoadiijg: Christmas Stdry". .... ."
, . . .Mrs. -E. C. Moore i
Solo". . . .'. . . .Mrs. A.'' Ia Richardson
Address, ."What 'is , Home" Without
i Mother'! ;. .; ;v;,-A.S. Geddos
Hudrtette V. v ...... t .... .
Messrs. W. K.Davjs, C. P. Ferriiir F.
i CiBramwell; 'Elmer1':' Stoddard
Benediction. . v .- '. . . v . . .
rAn'jnvitaitri is extended to all.
'White Sunday With Methodists!
V.'
Potatoes and
A 1
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Both very good varieties
Apples 35c Box Potatoee 35c Sack
THE COOD THINGS COST NO MORE THAN 0RDISAK1
TMMJS IF YOU KN OW WHERE TO BUT.
Stageberg Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
VKGETAHLt.a . EAMl ALLTHE TIME.
Voluntary (i .;;..vMis Marie Botton
Hymn,,, "How,. Film a. Foundation"
Concrrefration
Apostle's Creed, replied by audience.
Prayer, concluded with Lord's Prayer
Solo and male ouartette. "Tell
Mother I'll be there". . . ... . . ; . .
Messrs. Darland, Arnt, Dickson, Fyke
asenpturo lesson.
The Gloria Patri "
Solo My Mother. .Miss Olive Massee
Second scripture lesson.
Duet Till I See my Mother's Face.
Dr. Darland and Miss Massee.
Notices
Offertory i
Hymn "Faith of Our Mothers"
Short sermon by the pastor.
Doxology.
First Presbyterian Church.
Sixth and Washington Ave.
babbath School 9:45 a. m. Robert
t-akin, superintendent.
Morning worshiD. 11
ject, "Christ's Estimate of Man-
Worth."
Christian Endeavor. 7 n'm. Ani,
ject, "Love not the World." 1 John
2:15-25.
No evening service Union service
in operat house, under the ausDices
Wine x. M, C A,
Christian Science Services.
Sunday sevice at 1:00. Sunday
school at 12:15. Wednesday evpnincr
testimonial meeting at 8:00. Held in
German Lutheran church north r.t
High school.
D. R. FONG
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MEDICINE CO, )
Branch of Baker City Office :
(1UESK HERBS AND
. ROOT REMEDIES
Our wonderful Hre giving
herbs will absolutely extirpate
every Impurity from the ystetn.
No drug, no poison, aon-alco-aallc.
FREE CONFIDESTIAL
CONSULTATION FREE
Thoie living out ot town can
cure themielvM at home with
our herbi. Write to ui for jur
tlculare. Office Hours: 9 to 11 a. m.j 1 to
p. m. '
Sundays 9 to 11 a, m.; I to
6 D; m. , .
Telephone Mala ;! .,
Offlcwi .1412 Adami ATranr
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
M. E. Church South.
2103 N. Fir St. . ,
Sunday school 9:45
Chapman, Supt. Epworth League!
6:45 p. m., Preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:45 p. m. Mornim? s,,K;n,.f t
Honor of Mother." Everybody wear
a white flower of some kind in honor
of mother. In the evening Cant nilio
Childers of the Salvation Army will
speaK. a real army meeting with
speaRing and singing, and string,
music. Prayer meetino- evorv ti.
"y ai i -.it, p. m. Everybody wcl
come,
HARRY P. NELSON, Pastoi
St. Peter's Church.
Whitesunday.
Holy communion. 8 n. m s.,.i
school, 10 a. m.j Mornine service 11
a. m.; Evening service 5 p. m. Litany
nu cnoir practice, Thursday 7:45
p. ra. UH'UN II. GIBRfi. Ro..tnr
Central Christian Church.
t:i.i.. - .i
wiuic Biiuioi, morning services at
M. C. A. hall until fiirih.
Depot street next door to Hum reK.'
taurant. A. J. AIUMq m;..!.
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Makes Wheat Land Look
More so when one can get a tract of good ,
land at a price like the one we are going to quote
1360 Acre Grain Ranch
Located in Morrow County
. . 13G0 grain ranch situated in Morrow count'.
Most of it can be put in cultivation, balance will
make good pasture, plenty water, fair buildings,
500 acres in wheat this year of which one-third
crop goes to purchaser. Last year this place pro
duced 45. bu. to acre. Price $20.00 per acre.
Xow this extremely low price is made to close
an estate. Let us tell you all about this fine op
portunity to make some money.
All classes Property for Sale
Grande
nvestment Go
1111 ADAMS AVE., FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK
How the Pulss Varies.
The human pulse 1ms rntber a wide
range, but tbe general average may be
put about as follows: At blrtb. HO; at
two years, 100: at from sixteen to
nineteen Tears. SCl: nt nisnhnnrl 7S-
old age, J'lierg are. however, great
variations co'iislytetirwilh hijilftt. m.
poleon's pulse is said to have bet-n onin
forty-four In tbeminute. A case Is
Hlso related of a healthy tnnu of eluhtv-
seven whose iiiiIsp wna midnn.
thlrti durliiK the last two years of bis
me anu souietlnies not more than
twenty-eight. Another tnnn of pln-htT.
seven years of ace enlnvprl mvul i.o,.ih
and spirits with a pulse of twenty.
nine, and there Is also on rwnni tho
curious instnnce of a man whose pulse
In henlth was never more than forty- j
Qve. and. to be consistent In his
slstency. when he bud fever bis pulse
10 rorry lnsteaa of rising, as
usual. .
The 1 Oth of May is Hot Point Day
.Saturday is the annual bargain day for the Hot
I oint Electric Heating Co. This year the best bar
gain yet, Lev n& show you.
Waite Electric Company
NeW Foley Bldg. Phone Main. 199.
yiw.ii,Hi,,,.M
Let Us Protect Your Health
First Baptist Church.
Sixth and Spriny Streets.
9:45 a. m. Sunday
uore Jonnson, superintendent.
U a. m. Preaching service; sub
ject, "The Only Foundation."
fi:30 p. m. Young People's Union.
Leader, Miss Elizabeth Bunnell.
There will be no preaching service
in the evening. The members of th
church and conjrrejration are invited
to attend the meeting at th
house in the interests of the Younjj
Mens Christian asociation,
R. E. CLOSE,
"Talesman" In English Law.
A talesman, accordino- ta Pno-iiuk
law. Is a Juror sumraonpd to an cn
and formerly, nt any rate, this was
often done by tnkinc nnv nit,.i.i.. r-
son (vho was iirescut In nur t.im
Uj clrciimstuntibns" ("such of the by
stnmlera"! were the first words of the
order directing this process. (Jood
Plokwlokliins may reniemtier that, aa
only ten special Jurymen were present
on a memorable occasion. Mr. Serjeant
Russfus "prayed a tales" .hr.,.....
two of the common Jurymen, one of
"nun wa tne nnfortunate chemist
were pressed Into the uerri, i
Standard.
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, -connecting it to sewer so i aill pass all sani
tary laws. ..
Licewd Plumbers BAY & Z WEIFEL LA 0k ANDE
A Pertinent Query.
The old centleman InnkH ri i..
the eye. . " ,u
"Can you smmorf mv H,,nh...
the style to which she Is accustomed ?"
he demanded.
"No, colonel. I can't" ronii i.i.
DUt let me ask vnn air .,..i.t
have done so at my aBe?"-Harper'a
" CTilll.
The Lure.
"Tou're wanted at home, father
"Who says so?"
"Mother."
"Pld she say anything else?"
'She said If von dlrtn t
... di unee
hed come and fetch yon ."
"Come on. boy. let's" m hnm.
Kende Blatter.
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More Reliable.
'Now, I want n rmnnr ti,n
rlsht awy and that will SDR W0Bt
like, one that won t ... .
the niNt eek." "r n,P
u,'l?i?U.d0n', w"nt " vnonry- k friend
What ,,,u wnnt , boi--Uu
Uvllle Courier Journal
Don t heatthe whole horse o heat vcur
irons. It isn't necessary.
Hot weather ironing with old fashioned irons is about as hard and
exhausting a task as falls to the lot of the average woman.
The sensible way is to use an electric iron. It can be connected to
any hght socket, so you can iron in the coolest room tn the house,
or on the porch if you like.
Electric irons make ironing a pleasure. No waiting for irons to
heat; no changing irons; no drudgery. Your ironing is done in com
fort and in 1-3 to 1-2 less time. And another important feature,
Electric ironing is actually cheaper. All our iron, are guaranteed.
Eastern Ororrnn I 0 T
v,vs" kiu cx rower Ln.
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"Always at your service"
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Pastor.