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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1919)
s f 3. 1 1. rArA"KM"lVi:':u'-i:'.inr! 1 w-F'i,;r:r'r t' a .1 i2C lie ".' . 1 S i i 1 1 New Bathrobe have a haflirolic allothe year,youiideliif right now 19 the time td hiiy one. Our r,toek Is resplendent wii.ii "aifiunVMual display ii the vfrty late sfftishions. v'mn 9 tlje whole family kd'ili&'HhaJiVs 1 partluwkiF style, color and weight. 1i ftvt, 'Jtw, Msier and Jflottaer at a prlee In fit J.,.vj,4ifie, . : rEIT IWiUOT-9LrrT$aa'' pA for yvry un. church 1l I I. H 1 td uitiln'r i' tuiitl am mi 0 f.itl ro;n Id rfinivorv. t hwc my tilt: in 'l, tin I use tn wilrh I'll tiiin'lH iiml now .. ii ll my hior.- rim- l'IKK'8, PHKSJlYTICItLl.V CJII UCH. nr.. at Jumes Aikin 1-toniin. MinlsU-g. fway i II 'SJI- rni XT XT ihe very in ewest In Petticoats The new I'ilrilc petticoats that .jiisi.cnme in are ln-air t if ill in color, ehie in appearance and represent tho. Vla.tcrWrd in dcfcitti. A Jollier. d-flt ;tliicp-ilm 1110,1 (ik''i'i iiiil, 11 M1 yuu liOorly III Use litis bjllet,,JU)' you ilMrif. ' liHi. Kl nker. Bible M'hil ul U:4.ri n. n. H..l,..rt loimu. Ohio. a i'ukin, supL " ei' 'I'I!'Iiikh-iIIiii1h in ''iiiuI.t Public worship at 11:10 a. m. Mm- ror"Th Bloody arc set down In ili, inlor aill epeak oi "An Anthem of i'lipem-aiocy and .tlr rolia PrniseVor the Mercy of tiud," un ex- -''1 iii.-dicul fiunk as lolling: "Kiii fiiifitlun of the l(MrJ Psului. I lJ-( ji (if ih itiaud l:it' In tlft; tviiinir tile womm f th In !il"n,l Iniulilis, tun.iii- ilimih will have clmfife of the BfrviiB l'V""' inini'h ui.l Ihvr I ri.ul.lr-. anl will trmWr a vry uniifue ami in ! ''roni.: rlu'uimrtliiin, l atan li. .iirw. tvrrslliiy irufram. i ulcirs. likin tM ii ition. iin?r,-iuial hiiilian Kndruvor at S::w i. in'. All'".'"1 I'u''n'nK.. I'nd.T U us.-, juni M-.,ple most wmlially invited t,'f"fu'"l' ih.it li.n.. itl. , iKtuod nlhifr treatment il!:i.ippear a M. I'i lll'UCH, KOI 'I'll. jlf liV muKl. . ,..-ror liuaim in.ira.-t, will he her. to-; .sil.erlli... ni truB more. . Hrear hinif 1 1 :(! a. m. wii 7:"0 p. m. Sunduy tu iuo at l:t' a. m. league meeting at 6:30 p. in. Von are Invited and made weh-.-.tii I whi n you come. W. B. SMITH, ' ' Pit ri U-!-'., alvva vs , wear BAPTIST rilUKCII. .Sunday m-lioul at 10:00 a. in., ll't C. K. Ilapperxctt, uuperintendent. Mornini nei'viee at It fi irhK-k. . Baptist Vimiiik I'enple's Union, at 6MO p. m. . r'venintr xervire at 7;30 p. ro. . CKOItfJE HENRV IIAkRISfiN. Hanoi. , Fitrite ri-ttiroats, pru ...lf(.75tofK).OT) BLANKETS and QUILTS Now; is a good time to lay in your supply of . Blankets and Quiltvwh.ile ihe'tdoek is at its height. ' hk.utquilt.s f .( to fri.X) .'$2.70 to .W) WOOL BL,V3JKKTSij sip; tV5x80; $lp, fn.flO Hills' .' ' CllltlSTIAN CHUHt H. Sunday .srhaol at t:i' a. tn. ('unimtinion servic at HMio 3. i" Suhjeet, "The Spirit of True Sfivire.'' We iflndly welronie you to all of our ervii-eii. Our all-day meeting last l.old'n day wan one of tlei. iu an J eiu.'our.iKciiieiil. The ministry of In Kellem wu K'eatly enjoyed. KveninK service at 7:!I0 oVIo -k. Sub. jeet, "The Cuvetiant-t of the Bible.' Tliiii Im the third of the aeries of J-e rial ad.lrejsi-h that the pastor U x: iiM every Sunday. You will find these In tei-eatiiiff and helpful. Christian 1'nJeavor at :B0 p. ns Ponn and help u. Jt. H. COKF.R, Mir.iater SHIP rAITl.tf AMI sitKi:r TO OTIfKK KKRO (.IHiU'NIiS . AmonK repent stock MhipmeiitH were many nhef-p and cattle KninK out tc feed through the winter in other plaa e.4. Kelley jSi (jilderiilceve had six earn of cattle bound fur I'raii ie ("ily, wlu-re II. F. Kellt-y has a very i-jijje slock raiu-h which he bought lliin year. Jay II. Dobbin shipped .six cats of sheep to-- Idaho to feed, a!o unit cai loaileil with work horses, wajfons unJ sleds for the ue of the men in chaiK.-. (itotKe Chandlei- had a ear of ci'tle for tin Poi tland markft and T wh$M -mis iv a v. t Shipment o California No. 1 Soft Shelled Walnuts, , 50 CENTS, A POUND. NVw oliipment of )e.-h yurranU. Juat-atriveJ h.v Uuy' evpie. WgrV grAqe eatables - JM . Mineral Produei Valuta araf.-(.. The value 'ot; the : mineral prodocta of the I'ulted -Slatee. In ite lat t If I yearn reached a .record breakl Igtai Morelock a car of hops, which he- w eieeia or iu.wiMMMa. bought from north end fanners. These Went on a special train, 'wltic'i pirkei) up the Wade horses ut l.osiinc und more cattle ut Wallowa. Tin load was too heavy for the locomol' .e and it hud to Kct help to pull I lie trnir to I.a (irande. -tnterprine Itccmd-Chieftain.' J--t. 'I I HU-'-l- 3 $ 1.8. It ' Facta Veru Fiction. . ShojurtrC tl("kliiK up from novel) Such a eiupld uuthor: I'm, sure those twoiuld he klet each other lou KO. BotoD Tinuscrtin. Department Store ITItST M. R ( HI IMTI. A series of unutnal interact will be held at the I'irst M. K. Church on ' Sunday mornini;. The piutor will speak on "How to Build Up." I Kvening subject, "Every , Pay ThanksKivinir.'1 The Sunday school Id on a constant increase. Come and join us at 10 a. m I Kpworth l.eaitue at fl:1.1 p. m. Coin- and Worship with us. 1 N. SIIKItMAN HAWK, Past il Pyraliri Ivory Mukc 3rmr Holoet ion now, ,wliil our slock is com plete, for it will be ijpviBfiihto' p-t more of this merchandise'. V , ', ' "'v -EE QITR DISPLAY WINDOW - PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The KexaU Store 0.l I; TIIOM4H AT . '- .. AKi'AUK 'J'OIIAV mttrmwtnjt wiua.ji.jiiuu 111 uuu Hniu kelabo, mho v(- ike ri.it wH(i till noippauy and will pre i-m lateral buiiibi-ni. "Th.i Still-,,' Drltl.-' a S. Uul. k plc lurn ulurrlnu Olha Q'honias, coinea it the Arcade llnwilrn. today oulx. Ji's atinply : a- kuo'i knut llio I.e. I IIi'iiM t lint jhn inrven bun eea lr uiiiny moons. II ha suitp, diieb and ;;csl; a liinuun pjcture of uuiuuv lei'd liresi'iiit-d In a ' buuian way. Antl OHe Thoiiius wee uer bellm'j In tn-r lf . She In the iin w-u. e ol youili - t Ii ui' flne,t with 114 " n I'li- lt.' ('race, 'c ti a r in and wlsiful llttSH. , ' j - ; ' j , "Tlin Spllu , Br Ida. I a Jiuma nl youthful Impulse w Kll Jurl enouxli thrills to make- yuu a little till irpy not en'nuifli'tu uiake yam ln rnn rold-Tllhi' euourh an .peiise to k-Hi Vim iilr.-mf.l rnun Ssurnn piiiaii -wlili uoiih1i launl,- m kivo inui nice T)u reciipK liiM.k Alwaya a Oliver Lining. Uobert hud lost a penny, ills moth r tried to show liliu the value of the pwiuy h.v lellluit him that ear tare I.-' at-vea rente, und If she only had elx cents and could not Itud the lost i-vnt. be would have to v-ulk. and nut lake tluo car. ' Alter thliililtix a u bile. In mild: "But niut.Vr, you could buy an Ice crcuiu . coue theu. nud tbcu you could eat It whlie you were uulUltiK. aud' that -would make tire walk pleae-aut."" Delivery Notice V .v TWO fRIPS WA:&!:S't.&4VE AT 8:00 A. M. A NO ZM P. M: fROHPT. La Grande Delivery Company i la ro.aMaied-iia.tr V'.'S- f K rojv f it.el iuiiar-.t i. l'""n -n'lT' r'.n .fWrw.trd. WUaii VllllcHil l.ee threw o, RKKIl Al' I'KAnU AH AIUII (IKMUt II. Wurnni', lb. laiuoui Kut totor, In ' Ih. Muu uu Turti- hit.." the fealui'. plrtur. that ba ehowo at lll Hiar Ihaalra day and Sunday, piers the roU . Arabian diit rild-r. "ill u," known ua ttie acourg. of -a.. - At r oin noinrnKtcul L s.na In k arodactlon. lUd-ridla lledoulna. blrllna jhea, raui.U, curavaua. and a h tight belwr.u lb daeert and HrliUli soldi.-rs. endinj rescue of the iriri and 'Tb. K bo Turoaa Wlilt"aad l.u.ht t bin own band of tat-ifc-rqau. utul danrltiK-gltUi In etrlkiui tie. M axklac aoj kr-ul . (iva aotn (rapblx lllutra f buw the ''All Muba -Hliln.uiy-' It dna in a taaulu Xo daa rule. Tke. ar ai for lasr let Ml aruJaia. tlfal HaratwH-a fe-itlta ."-!f1lie kl. Wea. ad a afknataat H pea taaal er.! 4-in 4 MrlWl eeat! -aVasfciaMl )4ew4t.. tjurkt ff ill NKX BKM HH "TUB BU.Wir - VttUtJt lift AMI of' AUSkf oel Billy Swajne, for alioihrr luau, llllly Ihoiiabt the yvurh bad oiue ii. : n end lie dU uot know what tc ----- - - -- i - ..j-i . 1 CIllflSTlAN SCIKN't'E SOCIETY. Sunday service at 11:00 a. in. Sub Jcct, "Soul and I'ody." Sunday school ut 10:00 a. in. Wednesday evening meeting at ' oVIock. The readiiia room is open lo the J public Monday, Wednesday and Sal ' ....i ... t n ... r. ...It ... uiiiay 1 1 win i o n p All afe welcome to attend our ser vicej. Corny r'irst and WaJhinffton Sutlered Willi Itbeillllnllelil. ( al. in h and sioiuH.U Trouble "I think N iinilier tO l or The lllood. as a blood purlf'er. bus uot iuul. When I bi-ran In tak-- Num ber -01. I wan In wry poor health. us I bud rheuiiiulUin. catarrh, eliim--iich I rouble, lead poisunliiy, uml an Itch that I had tried uluiost etery do io he Intirrleil Tolsn Boyle, 9 I11..111IH11I, swrel. Ill 1 In ilauiittK till out of epie: ilo ill-Ill t love her- he hiH-tUy Knew her. Alier u few weeks, wlieu he iud reaped bis aalh ruction by iimklni! Hie world Ihlel' ibul h hod iiU'd MlllVrnl fur ,T5S. h had ihe nioritni -imuulled anil.Jiro teeilil to- foryei about iha Hill-, r'rl who had been his wlfa for u lew fkoii weeks. But h hadn't reckoned uOh ttw- band of lule-.' - Naweol of Ken IW.cb'a photo drama, prnducnt for (luldwyn is "Tb ' Broad,'' lsc, 0u Ihe 'cele ' brated auibur'a uoiel of the sumo! uauia. It roiues to the Sherry ibtsair.. .today-and tomorrow and audiences are prOmlserl all the vlrjl lt. tba Ibrllla and nua.sh mt ell maiea rouud In a Hei Heu.-b play. . Tb ilory It one of power and up , Pal tlau Mutltll, uu old timer In lb. Altakau eounlry, marries a alii, com aa aat. Mi. ta A re An. dre.a, llu. vau.rnlll. arliM,l bo aea coum there wliL her ii.n, . . lul Pailuar, Uob Barclay. N. .1 liar , lay) .erts her and when I lie old 1 tt Uiao t.iutol". bur. luarrluye ia I 1(4 lukal uuteoui.. But aha la .ol . happy lu au la .r lb. davotloa ..t ambaed. He .ffera er. mn; Ixaide a- roof aver k.r ad, an,) lb. aeaalor of bar urrui!..lln u4 her lotiallucas aiak' lli.v.. .... pr.y for Hiniay ati.m lie Mai us. 1 illl dliot)a IMS and farl,i,,a ' I' lka put. Kiuk.a la -Hi . j Service I I k llrte ,(.i, ih, uufu.y HI i4 i.biii, finda fi,-8 fa at nU Wotlll retire, te 6aJ lie. w--sj'i-f kef forn.er a.lf. ft.raatiii. tklt 1 I. eH dir.. tiu wbltt Ms i,m .4iin, ' rta t' tiuttlna, alliA-ilon J . ,! k II f bo e U, .!,(, aaitaa t ..' aalr.l msjh 'nj ,irtsj tarn e f,,. s , ,.Jt r In p UteAt. i,,).irf'l,.4 n.ly 1 wlll olo.W(k aa V 'rlrf Vl nil W 4j-,l I. if tki.' work andetb lulacdacealtictloa notfiHiu ike j I prraentad to your pproval.joit ut P0 0 o How the Experience - of ears Saves Money in This Post -War Maxwell m ' 3.- Our undivided attention iriven to Laundry Work That's why we are abl$ to give you tfte vew Mt service. . The- Modern Laundry MC run of 300,000 Muxwells to i,latr f saves you many a worth while dollnr in the new Pott-War Maxwell. Those 300,000 sitveJ in muny ways. 1. Thev tuught "short cuts" in mimtifuc- ' ttiriiig. . 2. They eliminntcJ ull expert- - 8 nieiital ' work you don't . have to pay for a single'" engineering mistake. They, developed qunntity- v protluction which has. re- 9. dueed "overhead." "6. ; They taucht how to ' get thp rnost milenge out of a gallon of gasoline, a pint of y ' oil and a set of tires. 7. " They taught how to . huild a cur that the leas 1. skflled driver - would . find simple i to operate and tulte ' care, of, 1 . -i , . .. ' They,- taught; that it wa better to huild, more and take less profit per cur rath er than build leas and tuke more TTofit pet car. They taught , how to put rnore and more value in the car without increasing its cost. -. ;' A ', . 4. . They enabled quantity pur- chases; and better muter tr- : als are bought at ' loworVv.This Post-War f-taxwell is next costs. V year's car. "' It conUln features S.Thry taught VIk.w to build vloped.! during the - war. . an almost trotthle-proof m wrttcii win und their ear; vou seldomake a ' wy "to other sir. lmhe iim- Post-Wur Maxwell to pair shop. 1 mer of J0, Price1 m$ f.o.b. Detroit JOHN E. ANDERSON J.., Diatributox for Union, Wallowa, Bakar ob4 9fiv Coustlw. . -vj- - V '-Ti Ve-v-y' I 3 o 00 t e 0 O a o 1 0 0 e c e 9
