La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1917, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917.
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wittv terms that the man in the nul-
pit needed moat of all from the man
in the pew his presence in" the pew
No Long Profits
are ever required at a J. C. Penney Co, sf ore We buy for cash and sell' for
casfhr Quick sales and small profits is the' secret of our great success in the
mercantile world of today get the habit of visiting our store compare our
quality and prices you will soon discover that our prices are by fax the lowest
in the city. , ; I
Get Rid
of Deadly Germs
and his active cooperation.
The program or the morning wa3
concluded with an address on "The
Men and Millions Movement by
r.rnnt. K. Lewis, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Christian church is engaged in
the work of raising $6,300,000 for mia
sions and benevolences. This was the
subject matter of this address. Of this
nmmmt 4.500.000 has been raised
and the work will all be accomplished
by June 1, next.
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y.'.VAH about us are these minute organisms
ready to attack when conditions are
' ''favorable. It is said that they even lurk
, , in the mouth of a healthy person.
, OUR ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION
is a powerful germicide. This prepa
ration may be used as a mouth wash or
as an application for external sores,
wounds, etc.
Its use will make you safe against
germs.
PRICE 25c
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Huckins Jumps To .
Avoid Car Accident
' Word has just been received regard
ing the death of George Huckins who
was killed at Vancouver, B. C. He
was riding in an auto with two other
men and in coming bo a car crossing,
Huckins apparently thought the auto
would collide with the oncoming elec
tric car. Just as he jumped from the
auto to avoid the collision, the auto
driver turned his auto sharply and
threw Huckins under the electric car.
He was cut in two.
He will be buried at 'Blaine, Wash
ington, tomorrow.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery phone Mai 41
La Grande, Oregon
SPIKER BOY IMPROVES
JACK ROGERS WORSE
Russell Spiker, who was injured In
the eyes by a firecracker on the 4th
was in the city today and his condi
tion under the circumstances are all
that can be asked. The eyeballs are
slightly burned but not enough to
produce loss of eyesight unless new
complications set in.
The condition of young Jack Rog
ers is not so favorable as yesterday
as his eyes seem more inflamed and
painful. He is being kept in a dark
room today. No fear is felt over his
slight change of condition.
Men's Straw Hats
Men's' Field Hats
.......:....... 49c, 98c, $1.98
... ioc, i9c, 25c, 49c
'Men's Panama Hats ; : - ...-' $3.45, $3.98
Men's Summer Unions t 49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
Men's twopiece garments - 25c, 49c
Ladies' Cumfy Lisle Unions - - 29c, 49c
Ladies' Bodice Lisle Unions , 49c
Ladies' Lisle Vests . - ..5c, 8 l-3c, 10c, 15c
Ladies' Vests, silk finish ....:.- - : 49c
Ladies' Corset Covers - 25c 49c
Ladies' Muslin Gowns .....J........... 49c, 69c, 98c
Boy Scouts Attention! . Call and get our 1917 price list.
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THE
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THERE'S
A .
REASON
McorporaTea
formerly The United Store
THE
STORE
WHERE
THE
MASSES
TRADE
CHRISTIAN
CONVENTION
IS OPENED
.LARGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES
,' ARE PRESENT C. H. H1L
TON GIVES ADDRESS
; DISCUSSIONS ARE
LIVELY
'The Eastern Oregon State Conven
; "lion of Christian Churches is in sen
's ion this week in La Grande. A large
i' '"number of delegates are present from
1 tills part of the state. Some of the
( '. ministers present are: H. H. Hubbcll,
'"ht Pendleton; Davis Errett, A therm; I
-V, A. Ross, Milton; O. P. Burris, The '
"Dalles; C. H. Hilton, Baker; Wm. E.
' 1'T.oan, Richland; Jasper Bogue, Wal
'.'''lowa; E. C. Sanderson, Eugene.
Among those present from outside the
state are W. G. Monzies, India; W. H.
Hanna, Philippines; Grant K. Lewis,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Terry King,
Jcxas.
The address last night was given by
C. H. Hilton, of Baker, on the "Genius
of Christianity." In a clear, force
ful manner he brought the whole
world before the present generation
a lively discussion' was precipi
tated this morning by too papers. One
by Dr. S. A. Roe, of Pendleton, on
"What the. Man in the Pew N6(i3
From the Man in the Pulpit." The
other .was by Albyn Essen, of Albany,
on "What the Man in the Pulpit Needs
From the Man in the Pew."
"You must make the Bible inter
esting," said Dr. Roe. "I like to know
something about a text I had not
thought of before. Suggest, question,
stimulate. Arouse the curiosity. Al
ways use the laws of suggestion by
speaking in positive terms. Adapt the
lesson to evcry-day life. The teach
ings of the Bible can be made alive
by fitting them "to present day sins
and needs. Thus far might the min
ister be excused for lecturing on poli
tics or some issues of the day if he
can show how the Bible teachings
solve the problem."
Mr. Esser declared in pomtive and
Announcements
also to the manv friends far their
floral offerings and sympathy and
help during our great bereavement.
MRS. ANNA CANFIELD,
MRS. GRACE HESSE,
H. E. CANFIELD,
R. W. CANFIELD.
Adv. 7-6-lt.
!RED CROSS FIRST AID CLASSES.
The first meeting of the Red Cross
class in first aid will be held in the
Neighborhood Club rooms, Friday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. All those who
have signed up for this first aid class
are requested to .be present and to be
prompt. The lectures will be given by
Dr. M. K. Hall. Those desiring
further information may call the un
dersigned at Red 561. .-.
MRS. GEORGE GILBERT,
Chairman Red Cros3 First Aid
Class.
7-5-2t.
EASTERN STAR.
AH members of Hope Chapter No.
13, .0. E. S., are requested to meet at
Masonic hall at 3 p. m. Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Ellon Aperule. By order of the
Worthy Matron.
MYRTLE A. BROUGHTON,
Worthy Matron.
Adv. 7-6-2t.
NEW TODAY
FOR' SALE Household furniture,
1914 Second, corner Adams. Adv.
7-6-6tp.
FOR SALE OR RENT One acre
ground in garden, irrigated. A new
four room house. Easy terms, Dr.
Starba, 1208 Hall St. Adv. 7-6-tf.
WANTED Alan and woman to do
ranch work, or woman to cook on
sranch. Phone Red 792 or call at
1602 Second. Adv. 7-6-2tp.
FOR RENT Rooming house, close in,
and some furniture for sale cheap.
lbl7 fourth. Loaving on ac
count of health. Adv. 7-6-tf.
passenger and freight service. An
exceptional opportunity to make
money in a business for yourself.
Liberal terms. F. D. Haisten, 6th
and N streets.
Call
FOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Main 715, or 902 Penn. Ave.
Adv. 7-6-3t
WANTED Competent girl or wom
an for general housework. Inquire
Observer. 7-6-tf
DR.
H. M. BOUVY TALKS
TO HONOR GUARD GIRLS
Dr. H. M. Bouvy gave a lecture to
the Honor Guard girls last night on
the eyes.. Dr. Bouvy is a pleasant
and forceful speaker and as a special
ist on eyes he had his subject well in
hand. The care and proper use of the
eyes with the things to be feared were
all gone into clearly and explained
clearly. The information received was
a revelation to many.
Leaving
La Grande
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend our thanks to
the G. A. R. and the boys of Com
pany M for their kind services during
the burial of our husband and father;
FOR SALE A quantity of fruit
jars, jelly glasses. Save half on
your jar bill and can fruit for
winter. F. D. .Haisten, 6th and N
streets.
FOR Sale One. new THE FREE sew
ing machine. ' One nearly new THE
FREE machine. Vptj cheap for
cash, or liberal terms with security.
F. D. Haisten, oth and N streets.
FOR SALE My truck, equipped for
Will sell my beautiful 6th Street home. Large rooms 14x30
feet and 14x18 feet. Bed rooms large and well ventilated.
Pretty lawn, fine shade and Cherry trees. Garage and stor
age building 18x32 feet.
Will accept a reasonable offer. Liberal terms, if desired. This
offer is too liberal to answer phone inquiries. See me personally.
F. D. HAISTEN
6th and N Streets
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