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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SATURDAY, JULY 16.
-a Grande News of Twenty
Eight Years Ago
From the files of tile La Grande
Weekly GhzpUc for Friday, Decem
ber ao, 1892.
Last Thursday evening, the spa-i-ioua
quarters of the La Grande Ath
letic Club were filled to overflowing
with members and invited, friends.
The occasion was a farewell recep
tion in honon of Master Mcchairte
Graham and his .wife, who left this
.week for their new homo in Marshal
town.i Iowa. During the evening,
. Engineer A. F. Kcntv on behalf of
Grande Ronclc Division No, 302, B.
of L. E., presented Mr. Graham and
wife with a handsome silver tea set
and water set.
W. J. Knodgrass and L. II. Russell
left Wednesday evening on a busuic.'.
rip to Portland.
Two children in the family of Hob
ert Slater arc suffering with an ut
tack of. scarlet fever.
this city, together with its contents
of about 2u0 tons of baled hay, was
destroyed by firo last Friday night.
1 he building was owned ty hum Wil
liamson and the hay by Palmer and
Weller. The origin of the fire is un
known. "
"'(students Association (local class.)
'Since the lecture of M. A. Ilowlctt,
J ! July 3rd, on the subject "Millions
f Now Living Will Never Die,'' we have
J j been besieged with requests for an
other lecture. We are gliul to an
nounce that early in August qpe of
our lectures can be secured for I .a
Grande, and he is miln f large ex
perience in the lecture field. Sub
jects and place of lecture will be
announced later in the Observer. The
Al Goodbroad, of Union, spent last
Monday in La tinuidc shaking hands
with old friends.
W. I). Berry, of Portland, arrived
in La Grande last week and remained
over for tlic Machinist's ball on Mon
day. ...
J. B. Thorson and A. Philbrick left
last Saturday night for ihe Idaho
diamond fields. They expect to re
turn with their pockets full of the
precious stones.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gungloff left this
week for Portland, where Mr. Giutg-
loff will enter the St. Vmccnt hos
pital to receive a course of medical
Thclarge warehouse located at Wil- ' tnntiiieiit. They expect to be gone
liamson s spur, about six miles from 'for two months.
LATTER DAY SAINTS Regular
services at Latter Day Saints churcn
.held in the Tabernacle. Everyone is
cordially invited to any of the ser
vices. Sunday Priesthood meeting at i Christian Church. All arc invited to
Sunday school and church, will bo
heid in the church at 2 p. in. Young
Peoples' Meeting at 7 p. m. We all
go'to the union meeting at the Chris
tion Church at nigh). A; R. SITTON,
Pastor.
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH. Sunday
School, 9:4.ri. Preaching at 11 a. m.
There will he no evening service on
account of the union services at the
study Sunday, July 17th, will be Lev.
Hi. The Atonement Day its typ-'
foal significance, at D. 1). Burger's, 1
1802 Washington Ave. Allure wel
come.
Why ClrcuUU Evil Tales?
Never tell evil of a. man If you iln
not know It far n ,cerliilnt.v, uml If
you "know It for a certainty then nsk
youreelf. "Why should I tell It?"
l.ivnter.
THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
A Business Man
Asked "What
Would You Do?"
9 a. m. Sunday School at 10:30 a. m
Sunday Sacremcntal meeting, 2:00 p.
m. Sunday mutual improvement
meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday
Teachers' Training class at 7 p. m.
Tuesday primary association, 4 p
Thursday relief society at 2 p.
Thursday religious class 4 p. in,
attend these scrviccs.-
Pnstor.
-C. F. BELD1N,
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SAINT. PETER'S .EPISCftPAL
CHURCH Corner Fdurth street and
nt. ;0 avenue. Sunday, July 17th being!
'"ithe 8th Sunday lifter Trinity, there
I will be the usual morning order of' I
services and no evening service. Theiv-
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE . fore. Holy Communion at 8 a.
VALLEY Summer schedule for Church School, !t:4."; morning prayer
June, July and August: rirst mass) and sermon, 11:00. In the evening we
' ' Eight months, ago one or our patrons.,
tame to its and atjictl our advice regarding
a contemplated business deal.
Off-hand it sounded particularly bright
but after getting in touch through our cor,
respondent banks with the prospects, in
that particular field all over the United
Slates, wo advised against it.
The soundness of that advice Is Unlay
apparent. Our patron is very grateful to
us. He need not be. It is to our advantage
as well as his, to protect our patrons. We
are always ready to conduct similar inves
tigations.
United States
National Bank
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A Never-Full Films.
Every snap of your camera result-
ful if you use Eastman Films. This
never-fail film makes an expert out
of an amateur. Ps.ovidcs clean, cleur-
dctuil pictures even in the hands of
youngsters. Eastman Kodak films
are t'KKSIl mills tneir oesi wor.i
of rerommendution. As cheap as any.
but better.
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at 7 ocloek. Second mass at II
o'clock. Evening devotion at 7:30
o'clock. A cordial welcome is ex
tended to all to attend t'.-.ese services.
A. F. LOESER, Pastor.
THE SALVATION ARMY Meet
ings, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at 7:30 p. m., Sunday at 10:30.
American Sunday School meetings,
'2:30 and 7:30 p. m. This coming Sun
dy. evening, Adjutant Childers will
peak at 8 o'clock. Large attendance
expected Capt. JESS BUCHANON,
Corps Officer. . ,
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday School at 9:15 a. m. Morning
worship, 11 :CO m. bermon by tnc There arc classes for all grades.
pastor on "Not 1' or bale. i-pwortlli ; Preaching by the Pastor at 11:00.
league, 7 p. m.. We join in the un-1 Chorus practice en Wednesday even
ion serried at the Christian Church . jng and prayer meeting on Thursday
at 8:00 p. m. "Les't Wo Forget.1' evening. On Sunday evening the
E. J. HUSTON, Pastor. first meeting of the union services
:r rr Si - will meet with us. Mr. Huston of
FIRST I1APTIST CHUIiCIL Sun- the Methodist church will be preacher
day School, '10 a. m. Mrs. Stotits, ! for the. occasion,. We have room for
Assistant Superintendent, in charge, j three hundred and are hoping it will
Supt. Hogan will bo away on his -va- all be used. It will be a live service
cation. We . want 100 in Sunday j all the way through. O. W. JONES
School. . Sermon , at 11 a? nr. "lieau- l'a.lor:
will unite with the other Protestant
congregations of ths. city in a joint
service at the Chrishut church. JOS.
W. CUNN, Rector.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST. Comer First and Wash
ington. Sunday morning service at
11:00. Subject, "Life. Sunday Schol
ut 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at 8:00. The reading room
is open to thc-public every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to
4 p. m.. All arc welcome to attend
our services. ji
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Bible'!
School meets nt 9:45 in the morning. :
Turner
Heat-Treated
Axles
M.nl of hlhi-st griulo ma
terials, accurately nuidiin
i(t itfUM- the original put
KMiis, Turner Hout-Treatcd
Axlivi absolutely dupllralo
(tin oiiKinal uxlo design ut
Ihii iitilumoliilo builder.
1'iiih'isim Taria. Inc., car
rion a lull Block of tint Tur
ner axles and thivc alinfiH,
and in uddltiuu mako souc
ial. I'll ROM K VANADIUM
STKKL AXIJCS
For (tin ApperBiiu, Itulek,
1 ind;;". Nush. . Overland,
Slmlebakcr, Teiuplur und
til her cars. TlieMi axles are
lioul-trentj'd in oil and it in
almost ituossible to break
or t ist t hum. '
We can supply axles, diivo
shafts or other pin in fur
practically every piipulur
make of cur from stocky
'arts Catalogue (o the
Trade
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SUNDAY
July 17th '
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SPECIAL PRICE
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FRESH SARATOGA CHIPS,
tv ami l)arhiMiy3n 'Worship." funer1-!
hi of Ted tiurtemaiH a member of oul"
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FRONT LACED CORSITS.
VENTILO BACK, (h
VENTILO FRONT SHIELD
and
LOX-1T NON-TILTING CLASP.
Judged 117 fit, WorKmannuip, Wearing ;
Qualities and
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Style, LA CAM1LLE ia K
uund the COHSET of '
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greatest value. A complete line of new models now
011 hand. '
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Coracllere,
Phone Black 81
Rcid?nc 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O.
Home crown
and carrots.
new potatoes, calilmge
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and in cases every day,1 by its celerity, it saves lives
and property of value almost beyond computation.-
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"Alpine" Canili-d Crram is tlio host qualily of pun1,
unskimmed cow's milk, .evaporated. It's cxtrrmu
'richness and natural flavor is luicxcrlk'd ly any
other canned milk. Comes in larjie cans, 15c ;;iuall,
o for 25c..". ' ''' ' "' - '- ' -" : " "';'
.For your hrnakfasl, Shredded Wheat, Post Toastie
Corn Flakes, ruffed Wheat and Puffed liicu.
Satisfaction Guaranteed-
JoelY Grocery
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PLAYS
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Phill "Abie"
The Richards Sextette
Something Different in Harmony
THE LARGEST, ("LEANEST,
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Positively Last Times (his Summer
Same old poliey: A
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of the Family
P0PILAR.P1UCKS
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$! .Patterson Parts " . ' 'IM
Siil sdlihrcs II La Grande Aircraft 'Jj !
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w , i Clearance oaie Mjigf
1,1,nil,H' In'dM ; I " Womlerful values in all Ladies' Ready to Wear , . I
" -Starling Saturday, July ICIh ?"'" yf', ,'
! Extraordinary Sale of Suitrt i '' ' V" .'
Oho Special Lot .1.1 Price i - ; .) i ISSaSw
One Lot ? . : :..r -v $ I ,"i.00 ' . . - '
Small. Alliaclive Dicssea VJ ' iflVwSi
' Olio Lot -Crepe Taffeta and Satin , f,U3.50 W.VxL "
'M One lot ("repo Taffeta and Satin $17.50 JU , J'j
I All SiiiniiVr DreHse,s at lieiliii-ed Prices ; r
I Mina Taylor House Dresses' and Apronu One-Fuiiilli Off i . , ; ft i
. Free Delivery ' a '
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WSSssm I Georjtelies, Cicpe do Chine, Voiles and Organdie:;
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I S yijjll Clearance of Spoil Coats and Stealers at $5.9
ill Mll Sport Skirts One-FourllJgg
I MtrPk Petticoats and llloomers One-FouilEEAL
lll'll t$2''X Kabo and Janie Jackson ( insets and Prassiertygrpjif.
tjtqtty One-Fourth Kcukir Price J I
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111 1 Ul Hats $1.50 .
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