La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1919, Image 8

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FRTDAY, APITi'lS?fl1.
C.RANDK EVgXTX'O OnSgltVER
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'Fix Up Your !:
::i very Hiffiill jwrt fit the Cunt" luij
i work, thu Cunlimirv Is. woikiffi; to
.liftseVdy vjiunw In tin
STARTS MAY I
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MI.TIIOIHST CIOXTKNAIIV .MOVI
Mi
I 3IK.T I'Olt llir,(H(),000
(ilyut Oraulatlon Huh it'4ll Vcrtci't
II ltd 'Jliininjlioul Xiiliiui Tu Muke
ii . Oiimmiuii Kiiti-if
Better look at your fishing outfit and find out
just what is needed.
We have whatever you want, including some new
nineteen-nineteen items.
Come in at any time and look through our stock.
Fix up now and you wan't be delayed when the
Spring Fishing Fever attacks you.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
I.m 0 ramie, OreKon
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$.HBRRY'S
Saturday Only
THE FAMOUS COWBOY KING
Tom Mix
JV- pi.- tulk in till lions today an
mmiily an they om:o Hjmko of lhoun
i;iJh, so wli. ii a church ataiU out t
nilnu i tidy littles sum like $105,
000, (MM) tho world b not BUggera!,
r-ven if it dM'H huppt;n lo b tho great.
vhI nillglouM ' builKot of history.
.MfiiHiirud in jiu'ii rind money t tie
MiMKlonary Centenary of tho Moth
odisl Kiki:oiij1 church lg tlio big
Kent undertaking of the sort evor at
tempted. Tho HlKnlficance of thto
movement, howover, fa not in
Hum of money to !. r-iitied, hut in
it h breadth of purpose how the
money :k to he us'ti. The gonl ho
by Ibo Centenary Jtt to raise the
Klandunl of living and level of
thought In every part of the world
to extend tho niimlHtraMoiiH of the
church and influence of Christian!'.!'
lo till peoplex.
Tlivseivica of '.ho entire Centon
n ry Methodint organization, together
with 17,000 Methodist pastors and
Tii.oou Methodist Minute Men have
been pledged to the government to
help put over tho Victory Loan cam j
miii ti '(')ifu U'itu tiiinniitifod rrwnnl .
ly by Dr. (ieuige MecklenhuiB- exe
eullvn secretary of I ho Helena a em
which comprises North Dakoda, Moli
lalia, Idaho and tho eastern part of
Oregon, in I he Division for the hi;
diivn for the Centenary.' It has also
been decided not to hold any max"
meeting for the Ontnary during tho
Victory ho i a Drivi. Wherever ng-
I nlar services or special Ct'iitenarj
j meetings ate held in local commuu
jilifK, opi'orninlty in tt) be tfiven lo
1 1 Iim hoau ('oniiuilt to present the
IfMti ciitupaiii and to .sell bonds. The
('eutiMiai y pitlili(lif y coin ml! tee will
!alh-(i net behind thy Victory hoan
Drive. A Hperial .edition of tlm
'"Min.dle," wlilch Ik lite orjian of Hie
Mi I liodi.Kt M ijiule , Men, is to be 1h
Htn d n( once, mid the services of (he
'.Miniiln Mimi u'.u t( hi tendered lo tht
ei ernlneiit.
The churches of Hie Helena Area
are iiiKHthmniHly sl.iuitiiiK behind tlie
Cecteiie iv mnvem-'at There never
w,"..! Hiic'h unaniiiiily in the church
The lit lei-;i Area has Iho distinction
h 'fnrr the Natioirii church of bettij?
Mi- tliMt area lo go ever tho lop In
itin;; life full number of tllherr.
which i.i twenty p ir cent of the en
tile membership if t he church. A
i it hef is - I lmin win) has deiilcith-d
(ine ieiH I oT his inr-mne for Chris
linn worlk. Tlio fin niejal campaign is
land to t.
; modem el'flcieuey rjji. The church
j lano longer merely a place fyr pr.iy
!er mecKii'd and Sunday service; tlm
jchurch if to tie opn iv ven days in
the week and Will be of great assis
tance in a coiiiiiiitr.liy for every kind
fjf ckolnmuulty service.
Th amount 'asked la U.imO upon u
survey of Mcthodnt work all o -t;r the
earth. Jt is divided into tuuftits for
every era and district of the Metho
dist Kplscopal church. To help in at-.
tuiuliiK the financial oal set end the
Hpliltual eniichinoivt of ijiceliiih tin:
world call for Christian civilatioa
fii fi urnv In. lu f-mii 'in-null rntn wllli
E tho need, the churcli is entering upon
a intioii-wido publicity campaign
which will u,t alone uiili.e all the
usual publicity avenneg of the church,
but will Include t.h newspapers of
the country and the religious piss.
an organisation of lay speakoix
known :tB "Minute Men," and also
tho hill posting IndiiKtry. The hill
posting intercHlH a'.) giving to Hie
church for the campaign $100,000,
worth of gpace 14,000 "stands"
throughout thecouiMry on which
twenty-four sheet post cm will be dis
played during the actual period of the
drive. A regular editorial staff of
newspaper men h ifl been employed
to take charge of the publicity bureau
during the campaign. Magazines and
papers uro giving wide publicity to
tills movement.
The Centenary wnvoment is only
percursory to the larger Intei-diiir
movement in which thirty denomina
tlonB have united to put on a giganlir.
drive a year from now for $1,500.
000.000. The worl 1 is in such chaos
that the church must now do her
utmost, if civilization is s:ved and
if righteousness ihall prevail on
earth.
""IS
WE BUY THEM BY THE THOUSANDS DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO
YOU. TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, TELESCOPES, HAND BAGS.
SUIT CASES 98c, $1.49, $1.98 to $11.50
HAND BAGS $5.90, $8.90 to $9.90
TELESCOPES .'. $1.49, $1.69, $1.89
TRUNKS $9.90, $10.50 to $32.50
PAY CASH AND SAVE 25 TO 35 PER CENT
The Store T- f I s9 xfeM jmm . 0-r The Store I
Where the Jfc tJrjtb'j'eT' sCs Where the I
.Masne Incorporated J . Ma8ses I
VwillfTIBgEKC
rii(;i:s im ih.ic taki:
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WASHINGTON, April IS. hib'e1' j
ty Loan (voiniitteeH of tho several I
reservo - dlmrlcts vero urged W d- I
nesday by tho treasury departno-nt
to conduct their V:ctoiy hoan cim
palgns with a view to securing Hie
largest possible proportion of sub
scriplions from private investors.
The loan should bo al-sorlied by tfi-
public and piid for out ol tie- sav
ings of the public, said a Id.'L'i, i i
to the committees. If a ided th i II c.
resources of thebiuiltlng iiisii'utioiM
of the country shoul l be left 're1 in
take care of couim reial n'.mls ;in I
also any short term horruwinvs
which the treasury dep.it t meat minht
need to make In t ho future.
l.L I'lUKiltAM SI "N DAY
AT CIIUISTIAN t'Ht'ItCH
place to spend the Easter 'Sun- ITl'Ml'l-TY 1AK1-:S NEW APPEAL
day than the Christian church, and
all are heartily welcome.
A I IG UXTI X i: i i I K KSS
TO (ilVK AID TO AhhlKS
I There will be a special prgram tliis
coming Kasteru Sunday at the Chris
tian . c h u rc h . hit ores ting Has t e r
exercises will be given by tho child
ren during the Sunduy school hour
! t !-a. m. .The morning sermon at
11 a. m. will be on "The lti:;en Man
.in (iie Heavenly Sanctuary." This
"s a d
hriij-.f
ihmughout the year. At tho even-jcredit for Great llritain,. France and
, .Mg seiviee I hero wi!'. be a ticred eon-! Italy. The advice suid, however, that
i ei;t and no preaching. Mrs. It. It.lt he measure which was defeated by
Coker, thu wife of the pastor, will;the senate Tuesday would bo -nltered
, eive a selected, ipproprinte read-j materially
WASHINGTON, April IS. A new!
'congress will convene in .Argentina'
in May and advices reaching Wash-,
ingion Wednesday nuid this body,:
.which was elected on an adminisira-i
li.'hiMtl sub.iecl and ought, to i Hon ticket probably would p.tss the(
"i- and L-ncouraue hope. i,ij providing for a ?200.000,0o0
WASHINGTON, April 18. Anoth
er appeal to tho New England tele
phone strikers to return to work was
telegraphed Thursday by Secretary,
Tumulty to Miss Julia O'Connor,
president of the union operators.,
with a request that a statement Is
sued by Postmaster General Burle
son be read very carefully, and a per
sonal assurance Ih under Mr.
.Uiirl'son's plan grievances would bo
considered immediately and a decis
ion reached at once.
Director General Ilines, of the
The :dxth annual convention of the
Cattle and Horse Ureeders1, association
beloru i- presentation to;ol Oregon will be held at 1'end April
In-
You can find.no morn interest-j the congress.
22 and 211
Yon Can Always Get It at an Unusual
Low Price at the ..
-In-
"Treat Em Rough"
Her Improvement
Amazes Friends
Aiwl
Fatty Arbuckle
in "Fatty's Wash Day"
MUTT and JEFF
"THE DOUGHBOY "
Last Showing Today of
MADGE KENNEDY, in
" FRIEND HUSBAND "
Looking After Sixty-two
; Room House No Task to
Mrs. Lit Plant Now.
I'or lliliuua TrmililcM.
lo iMuiiHiti' a healthy a.-tion .if the
lK V. S M.K S A l l liDAV
i-i... it t...i, ..o ......... t'...--tl,,.:.-
liv. r iiml lonei l the ll-nnlers eiiuseil ; nhility to luike enkes. will hoLI : enke
hy liihoiiMiens, t'hainli.'i lairi's Tafil.;. sale tvonoitow ut 1'attison's tiro-eiy
ale exi-ellciit. Tiy tliern ntul vee how ,tote. A --Mintnfe is ;iven lhat tlo
quickly they Kie you n ie!i h fur you - ,:.k,s oll'eieil for sale will in cvorv
fcoil ii ml banish that .lull nml tu.W ( l.e u) lo the ltaptist Ktaii.la'i.l in
fe. Mm; Ailv. nuiilii v.- A.ly ' ! I S-1
For the Office
T K ril'i-r Ivililmiis, Slrhi.rnpilcrs' Unuks.
I'iirlion IVqins, M.inusrrjj.i ('nW r ; ., t;al
x r th iii.- rl.f jr-i'iiivd in 1.111, mijiI!is. W'ii .an
fmti:ii tllc.-c :wllr;i.v a.- IIihv rati In' lia.l
jtUj vlicrc aiiil ai; Ji'-iv I" niaUr liifiu n..,l if anv
i'i'vor l'il I" jjikt;ili.-l'.t-ti"ii. ,
Newlin Bdok and Stationery
C3
"AH my fro nds know and can tel-l
you that for a Imik unu- I wa al
inosi a ih'ioiis wio'k. and this Tan
lae ha in .do such a' wonderful
Hiain.r in iii 'condition that they ai
simply ain'jiA'd at my improvement,
Nilid .Mrs. Ella I,a riant, who con
ducts a lai'ffo rooinng house at 4 1 ;i
I'uMillup avenue, Tacoina, Washing
ton, the ollu-r day,
"I'or Hie last twelve years, shu
ontiinh d, "1 ii. id In en in a tcirihl
runtlovui condUion aixl during tlm'
ulmh- iiinc, baldly a nay passed tha:
I didn't Mitter from awful headaelmr
I loiil no app.'iite :ii all and whu
hiile I lurcid down would ferment in
my stumuch ami disti-ess inc to
hmiis. .My kidneys wero out of order
and win t ied me night and day am'
ley nerves were so unstrung that
:titer gull- to bed, any little noun-
M'en the rusiliiig or a newsp.ipei,
IwouM wake me, writ a start ami tt
wi'iild be some time before 1 could
jdiop 'It' to sleep ii;; ii h ul a v'TV
jla-Ke hoit.M lo lo'dv alter and 1 w n
iMt weak and mier,lue tliat a con pi
;oi I.oiu.s' work wiuM i-xhatist nie u t
j Hi .1 I'd just ha " to una Tor thv
1 ie-l of Hie day. I'll l.iet is; il)f;s of
Uieeji ami la.k ol muiiislnneni, had
und' i iniii- d nerveiis. system and
1 w;i.4 just weaiim; myself out.
j "I !-peut all the inciu'y I had on
m.'dicinet- and tieatm-'nls tint did im
mi k l,;l - and I had about civeti in
hope o. n-ei tetti.ii; well. when I
! .in to lead about the ood Tan In
'i- dom ot h 'i s and I tloMitln i
1 1 well try. Well mi. thu wav
I b'Lian to pu-K up 'ti'ht nftr sta t
tin: on it. uip!lM'd et-n tnc. for .it-l.-r
evp.-v e.i.e W 1 ' !l o( iter. UtdliU"
i d t !e! pi-i't rii h i-tiiek lie-til It
M .'Mptine i fiao too line, w a
W...V pfie- lt. t.ow tor I teej Iimti
i.' -m ! aU t lie (.inio My kidney ;
don't ' whim Hi1 i! itll !in, and 1
U nd el thU tet ulde !':o Uache ,H
.i i Tin's.' art Mil h.-ad.u ties , r
il' 1. 1 1 1 . too; wi'tch is a tried te
htf. b. d. s. 1 eWp all niuht 1-
a If .1 ..l.d f. M -o Mieou ltd lest, ;t
w lit I i el up in t : e it tr : m:. iV.t
I u ei't . fid .it all. t! e . r I h.-f
Aii -ti loi.-rr. . 1 1 -r . i.:tv-to
le,-t. I,, ,S ti'H i: P i-ple 1 ta'i.i"
s ti'.lru: 'I'n', T an l ;.ia he is .m-f
iireater o
d grocery
oovenzei
We Carry the Largest and Most Complete Stock in Eastern Oregon
THE FOLLOWING LADIES WERE THE LUCKY ONES AT THE BLUE
MOUNTAIN BUTTER DEMOSTRATION YESTERDAY.
Accept this as your invitation to call and get your pound of butter with the
compliments of Hooverized Grocery and Blue Mountain Creamery.
Mrs. Sarah Evans, 1405 X Avenue Mrs. Wm. N. Shade, 1307 Penn
Mrs. I-I. E. Clark, 1617 Fourth Street Mrs. Wm. McClosh, 1414 Z Avenue
Mrs. L. R. Spencer, 1007 Jackson Mrs. Ellidge, 1301 N avenue
Mrs. B. L. Leavitt, 1430 Monroe Mrs. Ray Sion, Perry, Oregon
Mrs. Vava LaLoude, Foley Hotel.
Don't Forget Our Educational Demonstrations, Conducted Each Day
Today and Tomorrow, 3 Demonstrations
Andrews' Variety Dept.
BEPORl -YOU BUY-
Ludirs' and Children's. Underwear Look Our Line Over
YOU WILL SAVE ON EVERY ARTICLE
l.a.li.V Yoilf Waists : Sl.l'.l to $2.39
C'hil.lrrn'H Waists .' ... SI. IS
Muslin IVlli.oats SI.L'U to $1'7'J
l:uv. liiic I'omhihati.Hl Suits !Sc. $1.1:1, $1.39
Muslin '; n . . $1.1!'. M.!, $1.7!l
( roM .d.- ( him- l-:r,wl!;e ('.ulnnation Suits $'.;lS to f.t.S't
t amisVlrs in laintv W ali Satin $l.2i
The .riace You Get Everything Every ' .
Cay -at thj Price You Like to Pay.
Stilwell's Meat Dep't
lid we ever doubt our modern method of doing busi
ness? NO! If we bad the Wirue number of people
(on ofienint; day) who complimented us and praised
our efforts to enlarge the purchasing power of their
dollar has dispelled that douht forever.
QUALITY MEAT FOR LESS,
COUPLED
with our unexcelled service has won for tw large num
bers of satisfied customers. Yourself eventually!
hy not now ?
REMEMBER
We deliver all meat order to any part of ttc city,
and di liver it when ou want iU
The Stilwell Meat Co.
M. A. S;il.il YA. F. Smith Sole (lwrt
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