La Grande evening observer., December 17, 1921, Image 2

, .4
PA'GE TWO '
T.A RKANJ)I3 EVENING OBSEKVEK
fi
f- i
1
i - Pliili hTSt s
;1
UNUSUAL EAKGAIN OFFERINGS
WOMEN'S COATS
nowSat half price
arc (ifl'criiV sill Women's, Misses' and
Wiut.-r dints, t: clean up, at 'exact !
HALF PRICE
WOMEN V DRESSES - SUITS
PQff
All Women's Drosses smTl Suits must ri. You
c.'Vii liavc vfiiirVhoice of I ho entire lot .it
33 13 PER CENT DISCOUNT .
SHOES CLOTHING
1-4 Off
Men's and Hoys' Suits and Overcoats, including
the eijtire stock and all -Men's and Women's Shoes,
iik-ludiiiK evevv pa it, j,ro on sale at .
OFF
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE b Condo. M
i Ve'3 .'(. Mfi?rw4MT, I'm 'OrjMCi my
jO'.Ri Tim.-.S HOf-'fir.K CafVl.Y I'M
' C-jiMrs - fi"- "Ji"' 'f tup "IT
i THn ci . r-v TViiwC 'my 'ODYirvjCi Tt-S-
H I Hill's Dep't Store IS
' Dl . .? v . t .; 75S1 !
Sff1ij - 'V?'? '-,..LV""" "T . I ."" " '"''T?"'CTTCTIirg !
-iKT . niiihMUfcuiii ii i iii .I,, iiiiini i -i -n - 1- i, ;. ,
hour of morning worship. Recently
homo from a frreat epoch-marking
conference of reliiriou.i leaders held in
distrait, Michigan, ho will brin some
attend. It is the Pirotherhood corpor
ate communion. The topic at morn
iiiB service will be "Source of Power."
Our ovuninK aorvirv, which. h;ui been
I-ntter Day Saints. Rigulnr jor
vicen nt the Tabernacle. Sunday school
eommenres at 10:itU n. hu S'jcrnmen-
of th int'oi-matlon und inspiration of jMuspended duriiiK the union meeting,
that (rreat meeting. Special music hyiwill be resumed next Sunday at 1:'M
the chorus under the direction of Mrs. p. m. On Monday evening there will
Williamu. At the hour (if evening vor-!be held at llonan Hall the first of a
jdiip the pastor will speak on "Christ's i series of our open forum discussions
Laws of Life; Righteousness.' This under the auspices of St. Andrew's
will be it practical presentation of i Brotherhood, to which the parsih and
tnl services, 2 o'clock p. m. .Mutual fundamental principles touching ou. jtheir friends are invited. I he. subject
Improvement Association Sunday at relations with our fellow men. A i for discussion will be some results of
7.00 p. m. Teachers' training elai's, rousing song service will precede th"the Washington Conference on Din
Muntay at 7:00 p. m. J'liesthnml and ddrew and a brief social time will armament. The Junior Chapter of
Kelief Society meeting at 7:00 p. m. follow it. Everybody will be mue to the llrothei hooil meets Wednesday a
Primary association at the talienmele at home. You are invited At 7:15 at the hail. Jos. W. (iunn, liec
Tuesday, for children, 4 p. m. lri-jthe Sunday schoil er.in final ar- tor.
nary nsF.ociation on noith side at the'angement will be made for the!
little chapel, for children, Thursday ut ( hristnuis exercises and all are urg-l
i p. m. Heligion class at tubenmcle ij.to attend. M. Ilcssert, superintend- ' .
Thursday at V:.'I0 and 4 p. m. Jin- ent. At ti:10 an Kpwortn Herald sei- !
ligion clan at the chapel on north idj ice will be conducted by tlu youii,;
at 2:0 mid 4 p. m. Tuesday. IKvg. Kopte. Coastance Cleaver, president.
ulr choir practice at the Tabernnrle 1 .11. (uigley, Minister.
Thursdiy at 7 p. ni Regular Fast Day M. K, Church South. North Kir
Bcrvices nt 2 P. m, the First Sunday ol St. Sei-vicu severy Sunday morniiii;
each month. Tho public i? cordially and evtniug. Sunday school at 10 a.
invited to attend uny or all of our ser- in. 1'ieni hing at 11 1 a. m. and nt 7
vices. Charlea J. Ulack, Ilishop. p in.. Revival meetings will begin
jChristmas lay and will continue fo:'
Filst Church of Christ Scientist.- ,om , Kvryone is invited to
..r,.er First and Washington. Sun-!'p,,m ",k" r't.-A. J. Starme,-,
day morning services at 11:00. Sub-1 -
j , is ine universe, including ftinn.i
nvoivcd hy Atomic Force?" Sundnv
school at II : I r a. m. Wednesday ev
ening ineetinir nt H:00. Hie rciullng
room is open to the pu'olic every Mon
day, Wedncfday and Saturday ftom
to 4 p. m. All are welcome to a! lend
ou rscrvices.
Foundntlon. describing resultB ob
lalned from the study nf fatigue la
metals.
Metal experiments have been made
at Ihe engineering experiment utatlun
of the Cnlverslty of Illinois hy Pro-'
ssor H. P. Moore and a complete
noit of the researches Is soon to
lie published dialling with the limits
(By Associated Press) !' endurance o vurloim metala
ST. I.OCIS. Mo.. Dee. 17. - Theiunder many repetitions of stress
Hiustion "do inetal. get red.- which Manufacturer ",n Hbute. U.
has nuzzled selenlists for hundreds ; speei-neiin o. .
,. ..nru lu iw,in niniiieil here bv a and under
.. r v..i....l Muunnrcli are urine ain.j- . w...
changes of
PROBE SlIEf
known conditions, these
.. .... . .. ..... v...., , i)u..r,.i, i,r be ng sniijeeien 10 minions or
Council with the aid ol the Hoard
of Knsineering Foundation. The
'scientists have long known, without
understanding precisely why, that
; every once in a while a piece of tem
' nered steel or stout forging will
break down without appiiraat reason.
The solution of this .question, the
engineers say. is awaited with eager-
repetKloiis or changes or sirewi.
Knowledge or great practical ,millly,
according to the Foundation, has
emerged from the records of thou
sands of these observations.
OVER"? TH Yf)v. FAiu 'O i
Ur.l ITlAVn AMO AJr-VI ' M TOO rx(. CT
OlC'T lA.'ITM
THIS
It
i
Four candidates, Karl nr.nnwell,
A. F. Itobnett, Jay W. Moore and
Charles Mornhinweg, took the exam-
ness by American aviation experts: iM (inI aPt Saturday for postmaster
i seeking, through the strengthening t .,SPy.
lof all lnaterlals that go Into the '
i makeup of airplanes, to make nnli
,taiy flying as safe as possible. !
"The Air Service of the I niiea;
States Army is negotiating for an
extension of the research ujid it is
possible that eertuln Industries will
support additional experiments In
other kinds or metal." says an an
nouncement of the Engineering
X-mas Special.
K Pendleton Hath Rojsj for $17..r.n.
U-lii-4t Tlltl If Ot.'UFjRY.
Do not use new Teleplitne Director,
ics until Sunday mornirtj:. 12-!4-4t
tured blood vesscd was the cause of
his demise.
The county jail at Union has six
teen inmntes at present.
W re miiig up an imported 17
ounc. blue serge for $112.60.
12-10-41 TI1K TOfifiF.RY.
K'l Lewis, James Spmol and Wil
liam F.vans were confined in jail to
day on petty thievery charges. John
Goetz was also arrested for assault
ing I. Harris,
jic.-i until tfeui
Tii"-lv TKthnn lit i'wtnt.
hity morning. 12-14-4t
Kiniik Shf lton. propiiptor of Uie fit.
Louis Livery Stablr. was attacked by
two highwaymen while returning from
Perry. Shelton prave resistance and'
was knocked senseless by one of the i
men, Wiy thereupon fled Shelton j
enme to aljout two hours later Uan- j
in aKain.r lamp post. i
- . .
X-imis 'Special.
A Pendleton l;th-..Rub for $17.r0. !
12-lG-lt 'tJlK TOCIiKlKY.
See Newlin Hook Stots window for
One Dollar gift articles. 12-l(l-.'!t
li I
it,
Just Thirty Kears
j Ago in the Grande
Ronde Valley
The ladies of the sen-Sal Hub haw
jriven out invitations fur the lean yrnr
i ball to be held New Year's Night
jThrife in rhai'ire weie: Invitations----j'Mrs.
J -M. Herry. Mrs. I). Hr Starbird
ant Miss Hi-ulai; reception Mrs. 1.
j 11. Stm-bird, Miss .loidoti and Mi.-n
JJlorton; Hoot Mrs. ltobier, Mrs. I.av:
btr, Miss Sn)dnre.-s, Miss Mullen ami
Mins Abel.
I
i -.j. j:
S: Thy..'call mm ii
:!
Hp me Made
Tamliales
Putmaails Drug i
Seoje
" 1
i""r :'
-k 'i' 4? 4
Snodgrass
Zimmerman
PiTsbyterian Church. IVeombt r
I IK. Sliming i.-l,onl til I .1 .i .K..irol:,r
hi v it en iil 1 1 .mi iniii i :.ni. I', ii. uai i?
of Caldwell, Idaho, will speak. Young
' People's meeting at ti:;!0.
A (If bale was held at the Y. M. f A
! hall. Rev. J. ('. Armstrong, .1. W
Knowles and S. R. llawoith takir
ii.n ..fiir.., ..:.-.. ..,..1 I L' lt..,t..H
r rsi Mctiiotiist t.pi.xopal ( hui.h.( 1'iinu will be the usual regular ser.lF. Urookler and S. P. Mulcahy tak-
All who are intererte.l in the prcg- vices. Men of the 'UTotheihooil of, in gthe negative. Several solos mil
rtss of Christianity in the woild and St Andrew, both seniors and juniors, 1 1, tidings w,r, nM, on the program.
' '"'""J 1,1 our own 1:111.1 oii-ht to are reminded that, nt Ihe eailv com
kenr the address of Rev. Ira K. Aid- immion on the Third Sunday of each I
ion, nisi .-let surer, n;. n.'rit. nt th.. month nil memliem sre .inert eH I,.'
! St. Peter's L'piiH-oiAl Oiurch. Cor
nrr Fourth ami elrects. Hecembei
:IS is the Fourth Sunday in Advent.
Cora 33.S why
MONDAY
AT THE
STAR
Hirnm McIiUii;hHn, wwebr, died nt
ltii plfti e of biiHinev Smuday. A nip-
: : 1 :
m 111 1 11 1 in 1 11 1 1 1 ir-ii ii riir-ij i r-L
B!arnets Made Like New
Wc liftveoiiistallcil n now viijuliino lli.-ii rxi-clls
anything ever u.ced in Eastern Oregon. We will
make your blankets, wool or cotton, look like new.
Kavo us send our driver tomorrow for your
family bundle. We'll have everything b;ick again
all clean and sweet in just a little while.
Main 77-
THE MODERN LAUNDRY
11KT,
vice.
Mi in
Plume,
ervifce P;iv-
lil;il-
jp Scr-
Plinn
Pnnrrnl
lor. IjccnV'd
Ainbiifn
Day
fi2,
Miiin 74:1.
jr0f P.nu-rh St.
La rirandc, Oregon.
D ROADWAY AT STARK
Portland, Ore.
itcatiiin in tb-e heart of
tics a'tid it's proximity
and A'.iiu.st'iiit'iit ccii
litlay Si'ason is nicrt;
famoiis hotel's attrac-
Arthur li. Meyers Manager
ft s' coiu'onicnn'l
the ciln actixt
1o 1 1 1 c ti,,lI,iy
tei-s diirii 1 he II
lv allot herVif th
tions.
c
rz
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Bed Room Slippers from 98c to $2.25
Japanese Kirnonas's $1.69
Bath Robe Blankets $6.75
Indian Robes $8.tft
Ladies Purses , $1.69 to $'j.90
Fancy Box Stationary 25c to $4.50
Fancy Bath, Towel Sets $1.69 to $2.65
Perfume in iFancy Boxes. 2oc to 50c
Stamped ToWels 39c, 45c and.' 55c
Stamped Pillow Cases, per pair $1.46
Stamped Sets, Buffet Scarf, Pillow Top and Cen
ter Pfice $2.13
Stamped Turkish Towels 98c
Alumimfen S t, 3 piece Stew Pans $1.33
3 piece May naise Set $3.69
Candy Jirs $1.25
7 piece Caina Berry Set $2.45 and up
G-lass Flower, Baskets, from 48c to $3.25
Aluminum VPercolators $1.55 to $7.50
Christmas krds, Christmas paper, Christmas boxes,
Christmas toys, etc.
Andrew's Variety Store
Hurry
Not miirli time left for
I Vrl'miv Sets.
M.iiiiciii'p Rolls.
Ladies Purses
'Sniokiiii; Stands.
'iuai-s and Pipes.
Shaving Slands
IViTuiiiizors
PYRALIN IVORY
'loe
es.
ir.-ts and
. llrV ItOWlS.
SlaVnary
X-iVs'l 'nls
Tl'eVyCB'liailH'Hts
Stj K 1; still vefl assoilod
i i
LSI.
Quality Gifts
0
Groceries ! Groceries !
Bargains in Case Lots
LET US SELL YOUR Fi
LIVESTOCK, ETC. I Dl
SURELY YOU HAtE
RNITURE, RANGES, FARM MACHINERY,
AYAGE AND STORAGE COST NOTHINO
0METHING TO SELL. MAY WE HAVE
YOUR BUSINESS? OUR STORES AND STORE MANAGERS ARE
BONDED. V
The Frances Chain Brokerage
Store
CORNER FIR AND MONROE OPPOSITE HARRIS GROCERY