La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 24, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVAQE TWO Sahmlnv, Prwiiilwv 24; 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WE WISH YOU M ERRY CHRISTMAS i I '. ") ) : 3. . ' - --'-''ii A, . - ) ( "V , rf?iH, I .t ' ( . Store CMdaem 1 4.. ... , I f-IilFtf? FlTf QfVAt ?! lAltei Day Rnlnts. Rcpilar ser vices nt the Tubernaclc. Sunday school fdnimences at lO.'.IO a. m. Sacramen tul services, 2 o'clock p. m. Mutual Improvement Association, Sunday at 7:00 p. ni. Teachers' training class, Muft'Juy'at 7:00 p. m. Priesthood and Relief Society Ifieeting at 7:00 p. m. Primary association 'at the tabernacle Tuesday, for children, 4 p. m. Pri mary association ort noith side at the little chapel, for children, Thursday at p. m. Religion class at tabernacle Thursrtuy at 2:80 and 4 p. m. Re ligion class at the chapel on north Bid et 2:30 and 4 p. m. Tuesday, ftcir ular choir practice at the Tabernacle Thursday at 7 p. m Regular Fast Day services at 2 p. m, the First Sunday of each month. The public is cordially invited to attend any or all of our ser vices. C'haile J. BlaCk, Bishop. i will hold Its rcifiiur session ut the usual time. The contest with Pendle ton is still on. Preaching service at oleven. Sermon by the' pastor, "An Kel's Song and f'unnon'a t!iour." Spe cial Christmas music at the morning service. The Bible school will (five their Christmas program in the even- 'ine;, beginning at seven o'clock. Chori us songs, recitations, drill, dialogues. 'a Christmas trecan dHpnta Cluus fea- Jture the program. Everybody bordiaU !ly invited. O. W. Jones, pastor. Harding Makes Appeal For More Economy M. E. Church South. Saturday ev ening nt 8 o'clock we have a Christmas tree. Sunduy school ' at 10 a. m. Pleaching at 11 a. m. and also at 7:15 lP. m. Services continue each evening during the weck Everybody invited to attend the levlval services. Wc have nothing to preach but Christ and 'his word anil while it. is the old-time religion, it is ever new. A, J. Starm er, pastor. ' WASHINGTON, Doc. 24 President Ilanling has diiected that a general meeting of the business organizations of the government, to discuss admin istrative economy, bo called during thi latter part of January, it was an nounced Wednesday by Director oj the Budget Dawes. President Harding will preside y the meeting. Director Dawes said it was the president's purpose to call these meetings semi-annually. They will be similar to the one held last June, which was attended by all ad ministrative government officials tro the president down to bureau chiefs. The president's immediate purpos? in calling the January meeting, Mr. I Dawes said, is to give persona in structions in connection with the ad ministration economy policy. The president also, Mr. Dawes stated, will outline the method which he desiies followed in connection with compli ance with the provisions of the act of February 27, 190C, which provides a 'penalty for the creation of a deficiency by a government official. This act, which has never been enforced, pro vides that a government official re sponsible for the expenditure of any rum in excess of appropriations made by congress for that fiscal year may be punished by a fine on not less than than $100 or by imprisonment for not less than one month. HEAD THE WANT ADS! First 'Methodist Episcopal Church. Special Christmas services all day. Sunday school at 9:45.-''-rChristmas sermon and Christmas message in song at 1 1:001. Sermon topic, "Cod With Usr" Sherwood Williams will fling Neidlinger':-.. ;"Birthday of . . King," and the chorus will sing a sel ection from, the cantata, 'Christmnn Adoration." ' Epworth League nt (i:.'!0. Topic, "Following the StaR" A happy Christmas service for. all young people between the' ages of 14 and HO. At 7:!J0 there will be a great jprogTam of ,nrtsimns music oy u cnurus oi ci voices under direction of Mrs. Wil liams. All shoulil hear t. It will make a fittina close foi. a blessed Christmns Day. All arc invited. G. II. Quigley,XIiniBtar. . i'r PROMISING TROTTER SOLI). CLEVELAND, 0 Oec. 21. Peter Beilor, the promising young trotter will bo missing from the .Grand Cir cuit races next season. He was sold at the Old Glory sale in New York fov export to Holland. Another Grand Cir cuit racer sold for-export was Rose Azoff. She will be sent. Jo Begium. COURT PROTECTION ASK Kl) (liy Asxo.'lntcil IVi'jOl) ATLANTA, Gn., Deo. 2.1. J. N Webb has obtained a temporary junction restraining R. W. Godfrey from calling him a hootlepger. Five times, VVcbb said, Godfrey had caused the police to search his Premises. READ THE WANT ADS1 X . . IY AJ jri--.--.-s fiav hthrihifinii mfyM mm (bid wedl ixrt ii . i . . . v vvnen ine coia snap conies it is important tnatyou use ; -lubricating oil haying n loWfd test. Zerolene No. 1, NoNj:"" 3 and No. 5 nre low gold test oils. They remain fluid and ,. ?;4 feed property even wben the temperature is below freezing. s " Poor cold test oils congeal at freezingf temperatures. .' .G J This causes hard starting wfth excessive drain on your storage battery. When cot igealed,lieojl cannot be splashed ' 'riy; or pumped to the bearing surfiices in sufTjcient quantities, t li" and there will be lack of lubrication until the oil has been j warmed by the heat of the engine. During this time there' f ' -l will be loss of power and poor acceleration. Excessive wear- ? or even burned bearings and scored cylinders niay 'result. F Drain your Crankcase and fill with Zerolene as recom mended for winter use in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication f -Chart and solve your cold weajher Jubrication problems. ? " ' ' . . . . S . .' I For stile by dealers everywhere and at our stations. STANDARD OIL. COMPANV-'V " . . (Cali.i.) .,,. St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Cor-1 ncr of 4th and () Sts. Program lor the Christmastidtf , Chtistmas tree! with appropriate exercises at Honan 1 Hall, Saturday, December 24th, at 1 Vp. m. Midnight t-ommunton, with lull voccti cnoir, . neiween i;m. and l a. m. of Christmaa e,Ve.. Holy Commun ion, nnd sermon -at l'l. a, ni. on Christ-, mas "day. .Young folk's party, under auspices o'f the Cfrls' Friendly Soci ety, nt lionnn. Hall Monday, Decem ber ' 2(ith, for tne girls and their f.irends.. A genecnl paiish pr.rty for nil tho families ofthe parish and their WsmJsThui'H'jkJ eyj-nin December 27th.' Mrrihtout is u child's way of being -happy.,' Let us be merry with the children. We wish all a Merry Chiistmnrf, ' Meinwhlle, remember the Christhiail offenjng and let it be nmde with a generous 'good will. Wo will use it in the parisl), where it will bring tfie. bert and most lasting happiness. --.Jos'. .W.Cunrtf Rector. '- First Baptist Church. Sunday school at 10 0. nf. G. P. llogan, super-1 intomlent. Sermon at 11a. m. Ked j and Green at Christmas. Baptismal i service at 11:45 a. m., Christmas Day ' This will be an impressive hour. New members will be received into fellow ship. Young people's meeting at G:H0 p. m. The young people will manage ! all. Christmas tree and Christmas pro gram: Music and song nt 7:1)0 p. m.; '. Christmas pictures at 8:00 p. m..Mrs. E. P. Mossmnn will present stereopt:- j can pictures in coirs in the ilfe of Christ clustering around the "Babe of 1 Bethlehem." Thc.-e pictures are by j the great masters. Miss Polland I class of young ' Indies will have a ! pleasing part in the program. All : classes including primary department ' will aid in some way to make success. A. R. Sitton, Minister. Xmas Greetings TJIK FliTHNDSiHTP AND PAT ROXAdK YOU HAVE AC !OKIKI) FS ARE WORTHY INDEED OF OUR MOST HEARTY AND SINCERE THANKS. SUCCESS TO YOU IN 1022; ' Fruit trti biirlrlM from bwlnr rtli. Apple. 1'mw. Clurrj, Yuvb. Vlun,. run.. rm ".T uiZT. btrrlw, lofim. lbrri". Apwui. Vines. UtAtK tiut fd bi Tr. WASHINGTON NURflEJlY OOi Baleimeuvviirywtrtra. Alur wato . J. II. KII.BY. 1806 Y The wardrobe WOOD W. BERRY Dry Cleaning a Specialty- COVE STAGE Weimer Bros. Passengers, Freight Daily Trips from Savoy Hotel Licensed Plumber Work Guaranteed ART'S Plumbing antS Repair Shop). Art Wea.k!; Prop. Repairing a Specialty 402 X. Fir St. Phono 407J La Grande, Oregon TAXI Call Main'44 W'a miiko nil calls prumplly. You do not have to wait. We do all kinds of country .driving, Itcnsoiinljld Hates Careful Driver FORD & GEORGE Main 44 Merry Christmas To Our Friends and Paftvons -s This Past Year lias been a suc cess fill year ipr us. It. lias been due to the Loiyal friendship nnd support of our people and we bog oaHj of you Will accept m'r sin eoreVhanks ;ndr this acknowl odenVnt of Aur trrati'tude. La Granc$ National Bank TJnion-La Grande AUTO STAGE i n Grnmle llcadqimrtfrst L. & L. Drug ,tore Union Hcarifiunrtr-rs: New Union Hotel Connections Jijiade with Union-Baker Stage P. G, DeLap, Mgr. jR.unyan'sj Sign Service J .Auto Painting The modern kind I that lasts 1 A Guarantee Wiih. Every Stroke ol ' V.. I?,.... I. 1 . L 1' I A.1 ull nuu iiie ijUHr. nil tec Christian Church. Tho Bible school 0. ;-i 1 , 11 '! : T- - :- '7- Snodgrass and rkerman l Zi imi bcrxfico l'ar- Funeral lor,' Licenced F.mbal nier. Anibiitf ice Scr viee. Day Phone Main 02. Xigbt Phone, Main 7 X l.'iO.') Fnrl St. La Grande, Oregon. Make it a Merry Christmas With a i linGood. Runkan In Hug's Garage When You Both Love Music What more delightful way to jtpend an evening than in listen in? to The Brunswick pUy your (avorite selections? That is. if yon own a Bmns w uk. H you haven't one, come in today and learn how to get one easily. l'irT hear it play Brunswick vni-.il anl instrumen tal. Hear the latest dance jazz as interpreted by the new Super-Keature Records. It's in toxicating! The ideal produc tion, the true, velvety tones will amaze and delight you. 9 Then we will explain the convenient payment plan which so easily puts The Drunswick in yoar home. JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. Some Bargains A bountiful home .on corner of lT and Gi'Rpnwond, D room mod.' hoiiso. Prie M200. A niortc.'iKP of $900 can be aa Biinwil. $15110 cash will haa lio it, b;il;uicc can Ibe arrung B!- 720 acre tn ower Cove, almut C miles east from Alicel. Gnoil lni)rnviinrlts. Prlca ' !.(), $1(100 -ash, balatica to suit purchase 4 rooms, bai( room and toi let, barn, womlslieil, part base ment, pooil l,r(, nt 1515 Mon roe. 1'rloe $T.i. $700 cash, balance contract $1.1.00 per month. , - A Coo acres, 20 miles aet from Jos-ph. Ore., 200 acres under ciiltr.-itlon. ;no acres morn c.in be put under. Two sets of buildings on the place, all .fenced and cross fenced. Sood well, some sprinm. to acres In fall (rrain. 140 acres plowed. Price $i:,.A(io, $1500 cash will lumlle it. $5000 school mortE.ice tuns ! yean yet. Itniance terms at S In terest. C, J. BLACK 9s CO. .New Fnlpy niilR. (irondo . Oregon, , m,r- r) wr'to.