La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1921, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENWG OBSERVER
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HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
The new Jlf clothos
are Kiu'li a temptation
tlu cvfi-y woman wlio
loves prctt.v tliini's--
niid yoiiH'tirncs she ,;.n
init afford (jiiitt all she
:vat. So we are mg
pesliiijf a real economy
?i corset which in lev
(')iilah'ie in xty.ln anil '
fit ninl which i?ivc
wonderful service, in
loiijf wear.
'11 ie prices of Yiniers
are not. only unusually
low, hut they are even
lower when you consid
er how lonjjf one of
till cm- corsets wi'l la;jt
and that it can he wash
ed again and again to
he just 'as gorwl as new.
We are showing plenty
of styles from which to
solcct your model.
Ouaranieed not to Tfust.
Break or Tear.
FOR SALE BY
-"THE- OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT j frjRUE t7 Condo,
Protect Your Cows
Against Flies,
Dr. I less' Fly Phaser will do the work
Ahsolutely guaranteed and inof'fen- '
sive to iisf.
Soldi Only at
Putman's Drug Store-
The Rexall Store
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aervirna Dt Latter Day Suints church
held in the Tabernacle. Everyone is
cordially invited to any of the ser
vires. Sunday Priesthood meeting at
'J a. m. Sunday School at 10i30 a. m.
Sunday Sacremental meeting, 2:00 p.
m. Sunday mutual improvement
First BaptiKt Church Sunday j meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday
j school at 10 a. m. Mrs. Stotts, Asst. 'Teachers' Training cl3ss at 7 p. m.
j Suptfi in charge.' Sermon at 11 a. m., .'Tuesday primary association, 4 p. m.
I "Fatherhood of God." Young People's ! Thursday ' roller society at 2 p. m.
meeting at 7 p. m. The pastor will lliur&ilay religious class 4 p. m.
speak at the Union Meeting at the! ' 1 '
M. E. Church in the evening. Sub
ject, "The Growing Spirit of Hrothei
hooil." A. U. Sitton, Pastor.
we believe those who are fortunate
enough to hear him .will agree with
us that Paul in not the only iBtble
student and public speaker born in
Tarsus. Brother Toutjian is a public
speaker of many years experience. His
theme will be, "Christ lias Come, lln
Iron Rule ITns Begun Million Now
Living Will Never Die." N public
message since the o'ays of Jesus on
earth has met with such a termendour
public approval us this. It, is only
eight months since this lecture was
put in book form, yet 1,250,000 copies
or nineteen twenty-ton carloads are
now in the hands of the people and it
is now translated into twenty-nine
different languages. We will welcome
our many friends in the City Hall over
the fire station, Sunday, August 7
at 8 p. m. All are welcome. Seals
are free and there will be no collec
tion. A Member of Local Class.
Rral Sherbet:
Real Sherbet the finest you eve
tasted, we really believe. Always at
Al Cain's Palace Confectionery.
PALATE CONFECTIONERY
COMPANY.
Three Brothers (Don
Overalls and Work
; On Frisco Building
THE TELEPHONE
is a servant always at command, that: never tires;
night or day, hot or cold, snow or rain, it is always
ready to quickly, cheaply and cheerfully perform
tasks that otherwise require time, expense, exposure
and in cases every day, hy its celerity, it saves lives
and property of value almost beyond computation.
Home Independent
Telephone Cq.
First Methodist Church In accord;
with the vacation plan our morning'
service wiH he jointly hold" with our!
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0. Four(
wealthy Sun Francisco brothers, who ,
had been taught the trade of stone (
mason by their father, John il. Mc
(iilvray, pioneer of the stone industry
in California, recently donned overalls
and went to work, following, their ,
trade, on a Han Francisco office build-1
ing, when labor troubles held up con-'
struction work on the structure. j
One of the brothers, John D. (Ja?k
McCilvray, past potentate of the Is- i
lam Templi of the Mystic Shrine ,
who is the oldest of the family and 1
presiilcnl of the McCilvray-Kuymond !
Granite company, his father's firm, '
led the four to the construction job, i
Another, Harry S. Mi-Gilvray, vit.'3 j
president of the firm and suprin-1
tendent of construction i S'm I-'inu-'
cisco, donned an ancient plug hut ,and j
full owed1 Kuit. The others, Al B. Mc
Gilvray, treasurer of the fi:m ind ;
manager of the t'0mpanys quarry at I
Raymond, Calif.; and Malcolm Me '
Gilvray, assistant secretary, left their
desks and reported on the job
WADR KlUCIt IX TOWN
Presbyterian friends In the Presbyter- Wade Slier ritme over from Kn-
C1IUHCH OF OUR I.ADY OF THE j inn church at 11 o'vlork. The sermon j rpri today Vn business for the
VALLEY Summer schedule for i (heme will 'be "I'rotestnnlisms Debt Inland'Motor company.
June, July and August: First mass j to La Grande." The regular session
at 7 o'clock. Second mass at !) . "f the Suiidy'" school will be held at
o'clock. Kvening devotion at 7:30 ; 9:4 a, nr'anH the Kpworth League
o't lock. A cordial welcome is ex- rvirp lor tne young people at 7 p. m,
Welders of All Metals
THE BEST Eti(JHTEI)
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrindlng Crankshaft Regrindinif
Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins
Cars and Tntctors of All Makes Overhauled
Machine Work of All Kinds
We are equipped and nrvmed by expert
for the above work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Leighton, Prop.
Does Your Diamond
Need Mounting
Bring it ii) and let us give yon ;i price of a new
Wnnitiiitf
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We Will Save You Money
SIEGRIST&CO.
Largest JoVvelry Store In Easlern Oregon
But whon
ilclare peace
pocket -book ?-
teixled to all to attend ll.ese serviceiv Mid-week prayer service on Thursdiiy. oni inert "(
, '-.riiniB n p. m. n is nopeo tnat a'l
; j mcnibeiB 'an'frietio's will be loyal to
First fhurch of Christ Scientist. I lllu l-nrd's jfjrjs mid the church pro-
Corner First nd Washington StrVets., f.'fPVr ."'' venintr ser.vice will be in
Is Congress Koins to
with the Amoiicaii'
-Chicago Journal of
i i A. F. I.OE.SKK. I'astor.
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II Sumlav mornins service at l :in) ! ',le '"'''hodist (Jhurch at 8 p. m., with
i r Subject, "Spirit." Sunoay school ml K''v- A- Hv'-Sitton, of the Han isti
:4."i a.m. Wednesday evening meet- j 1 lurch picachniR. Let everybody
!;ini( at 8:00. The readinR room is; lul" '"t to this service.
open to the public every MondJiy.j -1
I i ' Wednesday and Saturday, from i to, St.-Peter's Episcopal Church Cor.
4 p. m. All are welcome to attend ner Pmrth street and A avenue. Aug
i, our services. j 7th heing tfiejllh Sunoay after Trin-
S Si I 'ty. there w'll be only the usual earlv
n; Lutheran Church Lutheran servic- service at R a. m. and the 11 o'clock
J J es will be held in the Lutheran church j service, which will lf the regular
next Sunday1, Aug. 7'h, as follows: Monthly Communion and sermon.
l(l::i( a. m., in the l'.nglish lauguag" , I her0 will he no Sunday school. Ihir-
ii., in th German language. ; mg th
llilgendorf, of Hood River
Oregon, will conduct both scrviee-i.
Fveryboo'y is welcome. "Ulessed are
they that hear the Word of (iod and
keep it," Luke 11:8.
Good nnd Refreshing.
Don't overlook a good ami refresh
ing dish of Ice Cream or a Cold Soda
Water at Silverthorn's.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
lA 9 RANDC.ORCOON!
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
CONCRETE DRAIN TILE
PERMANENT; AM) THE REST.
Factory at Inland City. Postofficc llox 791
Phone, Mciin 120
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Electrical
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Supplies
For The
MatMMnHMR
Home
A ITU. TO( K OF TOASTERS, GRIM.S, PERCO
LATORS, CHAFFINC DISHES, ETC. WHY HEAT I P
A MASS OF IRON, I.IKK A STOVE. AND THE HOUSE
RESIDES, TIIIM; HOT DAYS TO PREPARE I.l'NCII
WHEN EI.EfrKICAI. APPLIANCES OF NEAT DE
SIGN AND (;iVIN; off CONCENTRATED HEAT
ARK WITHIN EASY REACH?
COME IN AND SEE I S
CREDIT IS C.OOI). I SE IT.
A ROl'T THEM. YOL'R
Eastern Oregon
Light & Power
Company
M. K. Church Snth Norlli Kir St.. i
Sun.liiy nrhoul, :4"i TrcarhinK nt Mi
' u .m. Thpro will be no evening serviee!
on account of the union service at the -
Kirst SI. E. Church, at H p. in. Pray -'
j er meeting Weitnesday, K p. m. The
nulilir unil .striitigers in the city over'
, Sunday are cordially inviteri to attend
l all these services. Come thou ami go
with u and w(. will lo thee fond.--1
I C. 1 Heldin, Pas -Or. ' !
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iiiri until inr ecuim rMinnav in m p- - m.
temhor, the chmch wiU he closed, ex-
eept tha' our congregation will par-i"f
ticinate in the joint evening service t
lu ld in the vurious churches, Mfii-1
day evening at 7 o'clock the Vestrv(
are asked to convene for a special fT
meeting at Ilonan Hall, io take up un-i -jf
finisheo' business of the !: regular j.
mrt'tine and plan for needed repair.. i
"bile thn church is closed. Jos. W.;T
NOTICE TO COAL
USERS
LATTER DAY SAINTS Regular
Cumi, Tiector.
I. H. S. A. The International Bible
Students Association, (local classt
are ent linguistic ovii llio cntntllfr t
lure of S. H. Toutjian, an Armeninii i "
nO Die city ofr Tarsus, Silesia, the city
where ih Apostle Paul was Intrn, and
Kead the
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Foley Hotel
Menu in.
August 10th last day to pay w.fler
rent without a"jwnully 8-(-:tt
A' R'C'A'D'E
SUNDAY ONLY
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Mth Roberts
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A terrific tile of the
Little White Tigress in the South
toundinf adventures of a
Sa Islands
ALSO . TWo-UKKL COM Kl Y
"CUSTARD'S LAST STAND."
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As local coal dealers we wish to
say that we see no prospect of increased
prices during August. There is no valid
reason why there should be.
At any rate, we will handle all
August orders at the present price.
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