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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1914.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGR TIIREK
Make a Place of Rest for the Entire Family
Specify - Electric - Lights
-for Your New Home-
COME EARLY
(Continued rrom Pag 1.)
DELEGATIONS
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: If you are building this year specify elec
tric lights. It is safe to say that 90 per
cent of the houses built in La Grande this
year will install them. No home is modern
without them. They are as important as
sanitary plumbing.
' Good lights are equally Important, how
ever, if you happen to live in a rented
house. - Your landlord owes it to you, and
you owe it to yourself to have nothing but
the best light. Electric lights are-easily
installed and will prove a source of lasting
satisfaction, to you. Call or phone Main 34.
Eastern Ore Light J Power Co.
- "Always at Your Service"
WE EXPECT A
RUSHING SEASON
in the lumber line. AU indica
tions point to Lrisk building bus-
iness this Spring, and we take"
this opportunity to suggest ear
ly orders. We know our stock
and are sure of it We want
you to know, and so print this
short notice.
WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY
THE TELEPHONE
By furnishing quick service in commun
ication multiplies a man's capacity and
makes it possible for the businessman
to transact more business.
EVERY TELEPHONE A LONG DISTANCE STATION
HOME INDEPENDENT fEIEPHDNE SYSTEM
NORTON I A HOTEL
is! a rlutf
European American Plan
A. S. HOGUE, Magr.
A hotel whose heme comforts and
xafety will appeal to you and your
lamily. Ladies' tea room beautiful
roof garden and large lobby for your
pleasure and convenience. Located
close to the shopping district. Write
for family rates.
Eleventh St.,
PORTLAND,
ff Washington,
OREGON.
saasaia.
Fresh Supply Of
LEMP'S BUCK
AND PALE
In Bottles and on Draught
U. LOTTES
Phone Black 51
Ut8 Jefferson Ave. Ln Grande, Oregon
Friday Morning.
(Mag- 1, School of Methods, Four
Sections.)
"A" Elementary Division, 'Metho
dist Church, Mrs. E. C. Knapp, pre
siding. Demonstration Division, Cradle
Roll Service, Miss Olive Clark.
Demonstration, Primary Program,
Mrs. S. W. Ormsby. ,
Mothers' Meeting, .Mrs. Clara G.
Esson. ,' ;
Problems Solved, Mrs. Knapp. '
"B"' Secondary Division, in Bap
tist Church; Mr. Alexander, presiding.
The Class in Study, Mr. Guy E.
Needham, Portland.
- The Class of Worship, Frank A.
Doble, Irragon, and Walter A Brodie,
Sumpter.
The Class, Through the Week, Mr.
I. W. Williamson.
Problems solved, Mr. Alexander.
"C" Teaching Training, Rev. H. N.
Smith, presiding. .
Its Value and Need, Mr. E. C.
Knapp, Spokane. .
Setting up the Work, Dr. J. D.
Springston, Portland.
Ways to Win, Rev. E. W. Warring
ton, Pilot Rock. "
Problems Solved, Rev. H. N. Smith
and Dr. Springston.
"D" Superintendents ahd Officers,
in Christian Church, Rev. R. D. Oster
hout, presiding.
Grading the School, Dr. J. V. Mil
ligan, Portland.
The Workers Council, Dr. H. L.
Boardman, Walla Walla.
The System of Records, I. W. Wil
liamson.
Special Days, Mr. E. C. Knapp.
Problems Solved, Mr. Knapp and
Mr. Williamson.
Gen e r a 1 session, Convention
Church, Friday, May'l.
Address, "The Teacher's Opportun
ity and Reward," I. W. Williamson.
" Address, "Building Up a School,"
Mr. E. C. Knapp.
12:15 Teacher Training Luncheon,
Rev. W. W. McHenry, Toastmaster.
Afternoon Session.
(Convention Church.)
1.30. Song Service, With Mr.
Jones.
Devotional Bible Study, Rev. C. A.
Edwards, Baker.
Report of Zurich Convention, Chas.
A. Phipps.
The Chicago Convention, Mr. Alex
ander. The Tokyo Convention, Rev. A." M.
Williams or Mr. Phipps.
Address, "The Spiritual Growth of
the Teens," John L. Alexander.
Address, "Meeting Youth's De
mands," Mr. E. R. Martin, Portland.
Address, "The Boy Problem," Rev.
I. W. Williamson, Vancouver, B. C.
Brief Business Session.
Evening Session.
(Convention Church, May 1.)
7:30 FinalJ3ong Service, with Mr.
Jones. V
Prayer.
Report of Committee on Reso
lutions. Address, "The Sunday School and
A Dry Oregon," Rev. F. W. Emerson.
Special Music, Solo by Mr. Jones.
Introductions.
Closing Words, Mr. E. C. Knapp,
Rev. I. W. Williamson, Mrs. E. C.
Knapp, Dr. H. L. Boardman, John L.
Alexander.
PORCH SHADES
The hot, burning sun cannot destroy the pleasures of your porch or veran
da if you are the happy owner of : r r ' ' ' '
AEROLUX No-Whip Porch SHADES
The wind cannot disturb your moments of repose, because these shades do not flap or rattle.
Their variety of. delicate colors make them adaptable to any porch and its furnishings. -
They are impervious to all weather conditions and make ideal out-door sleeping rooms of any
porch. A telephone call will bring the "Aei-olux" man who will show you the color samples and then if
you wish, take the measurement of your porch. Not expensive. The ordinary porch about $10.00.
We favor D. Ward King Plan for good roads. Hear him Saturday, May 2nd.
HENRY (& CAR'R
Complete House Furnishers
Chamberlain's Tablets. After taking
two bottles of them I was cured." For
sale by all dealers.
Adv.
WANTED Neatly appearing inteli
gent woman, as representative for
Nu Bone Corsets in La Grande and
vicinity. This is a pleasant remune
rative business. If you will work. Ad
dress at once, by letter, giving street
address.' NU BONE. 4-29-2t.
DRINK
NATURAL
sam-o:
MINERAL
WATER
AND YOU'LL KNOW THE JOY OF LIVING
PALMER LOGGED OFF LAND
$15 per Acre - -10 Years Time
Deep - - Rich - - Black Soil
Altitude and Climate Same as Grande Ronde Valley
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is herebygiven that the
partnership of Upton & Graham, con
sisting of Dr. C. H. Upton and Dr. J.
P. Graham, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The
practice will be continued under the
name of C. H. Upton, who has as
sumed all liabilities of the partner
ship and will collect all accounts due
to said firm.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
18th day of April, 1914.
DR. C. H. UPTON
J. P. GRAHAM, M. D.
4-21 tp.
tf.
Stomach Trout le Cured.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold, Pa.,
writes, "For some time I suffered from
stomach trouble. I would have sour
stomach and feel bloated after eating.
Nothing benefited me until I got
These thousands of acres were formerly all homesteaded and
many quarter-sections years ago were maintaining families. '
The George Palmer Lumber Company has taken off the big
trees, leaving the land in easy shape for clearing. This excellent
land is now offered at much more liberal terms than the Govern
mcnt tendered the original settlers.
This is certainly an unusual chance to secure a fine farm and
home with very little capital. It is also an exceptional opportun
ity for prof itable investment. A 1
Bythe end of the ten years which you have to pay for theland, it
will have increased in value 500 per cent.
It is selling rapidly. Everyone who sees it praises it highly.
CALL AND INVESTIGATE.
If interested we will take you to look over the land.
Inform us of your real estate wants. We will be pleased to
satisfy them
GEO. H. GURREY
he who sells REAL ESTATE lagrande, Oregon
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