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LA OR A XT) F ftVENTNO OR SERVER
SnhinlHv, Mm-li 11. 1922
New Spring Styles
W : 'CJ
OXFORDS
PUMPS
OR WOMEN
We lire ,shoiijr jiuiny new styles in
nrd. i'oy Women iind
iic in vogue liiis fit'iis-
Tliere iiNsfr.-ip iiliiiis in liil) heels
iiud in i I i hnSJirebA-i n hhiek, brown
and black patent leather in all sizes
and widths.
.Your inspection is invited.
BILL'S DEFT STORE
Sunday forenoon. Thin Is the reverse
Hide of the picture shown lust Sun
duy morning. wheji the preacher spoke
on "The Glory of the New Atfe." You,
ouht to.'isee both sides. The chorus
under the direction of Mrs. Williums
will shitf ii selection from the cantata
"Christmas Adoration" "The .old
iiw religion" will be set forth "with
the new-time accent" in both sermon
and song. Wible school at 9:45 sharp.
(Attendance -in the school is on the
increase. The cjoal for Suni'ay is set
at 'JOU. We want to count you in.
Claude Cooper, superintendent. Ep
worth I-eanue at 6:1)0. An ull youne;
people's meeting, conducted by younif
people. , You will be made welcome
if you ate under thirty.' Huivey Car
ter, president:; Gospel service at 7:.'!0.
The sermop theme will be "The Up
lifted Christ." Among the special
musical features will be a duet en
titled "The Kingdom of Love," by Ev
ans, sunt by Mrs, Aldrich and Mr.
Quinley. This will afford you a place
in which to spend a pleasant and
.profitable hour. Strangers especially
invited. G.' II. Quipley, Minister.
'momiiiir service each Sunday durinn at, the Ilife-h School HuiWinir,. V'i
Lent will endeavort to aniwer thi;t.oris ut the Greenwood buildine;, "
iueslion. These topics will be: -( I 0 cords at the Iiiveria buildin and
I he power of a stroujht way; m 'he . ..,..,.... un m,r,ty and losely.
contract, if so desired by the Board.
CliAS. II. KKYNOl.DS.
School Clerk.
Mar. ll-18-'j:.-2!-:!l
power of becoming one with Christ;
(.')) The corporate power of oneness
where directed
SPECIAL
Hnlwood's French Salad for your Sunday
Dinner
Talte Home a Quart
ence ouc
I
PUTMArTS DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
TAXES- I
LAST YEAR THIS COMPANY PAID
$11,882.32 IN TAXES '
IN VIEW OF THE HIGH TAX RATE
PLUS THE NUMEROUS AND EX
PENSIVE REGULATIONS WE ARE
COMPELLED TOXOPERATE UN
DER, IT IA WONDER OUR RATES
ARE NOT HIGHER VTHAN THEY
ARE. TELEPHONE SERVICE IS
THE CHEAPEST. COMMODITY IN
EXISTENCE. YO CANNOT AF
FORD TO DO WITHSHT IT.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
.First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Corner of First and Washington. Hun
day morning service at il o'clock.
Subject, "Substance."
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting ut 8 o'eloek.
Reading room open to the public ev
ery Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day from two to four. All are wel
come to attend our services.
. Latter Day Saints. Regular ser
vices a,t the Tabernacle. Sunday school
commences at 10:ao a. m. Sacramen
tal services, 2 o'clock p. m. Mutual
Improvement Association, Sunday at
7:00 p. m. Teachers' training class,
Monday at 7:00 p. m. Priesthood and
Relief Society meeting at 7:00 p. m.
Primary association at the tabernacle
Tuesday, for children, 4 p. m. ' Pri
mary association on north side at the
little chapel, for children, Thursday at
4 p. m. Religion elass at tabernacle
Thursday at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Re
I ligion class at the chapel on north sid.
at 2:;!0 and 4 p. m. Tuesday, gtog
t 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. Charles J. Blade, Bishop.
Presbyterian Church. Sunday
School at 11:45. 'Regular services ai
11:110 ami 7:.'10. Rev. V. C. Ross wiil
speak. Young People's meeting at
(1:30.
Baptist ' Church. Sunday, March
12.. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7:!I0 p. m. Young
People's meeting r.. fi:30 p m.
Church of Our Lady of the Valley.
Fouith'and L streets, phone Main 9.
Communion Mass at 8 o'clock. Paroch
ial Mass at 10:110 a'clock. Evening de
votions at 7:110. Wednesday evening
at 7:1)0 Lenten devotions and nnnrrmri.
ale sermon. Friday evening at 7:30
o clock "Stations of the Cross" and
Benediction. A sincere invitation ;s
etended to all to unite with us in
worship anil the lenten services. A.
j I'. Loeser, Pastor.
St. Peter's .Episcopal .Church. Cor
ner 4th St. and O Ave. Sunday ser
vices: Holy Communion, 8 a. m.;
church school, 9:45; morning prayev
and sermon, 11:00; evening prayer
and sermon. 7:30. During the sca-
Ison nf Tnt thre will tin fnnfipmnlinn
lectures each Sunday at 4 p. m., and
Thursday at 4:15 p. m., also a mid
week celebration of the Holy Com
munion on Thursdays, at 10:30 a. m.
Those anticipating confirmation ought
to be present nt as many services a
possible as all our sermons and in
structions will bear more or less upon
that one subject. Confirmation means
the gift of power and efficiency. In
business we reckon on power and ef
ficiency as the chief assists, why not
in religion? Oui' sermons ut .the
ONE of every eight peo- !
pie each year is dis-j
abled for an average of
three ; weeks.
Even; an apparently neM- i
gible ailment is likely to make J
one of eight" any i
you
diiy
Wh
1
en in Need of
Coal aifd Wodd, Hay and Grain,
aultryv Supplies
XVII l 714
STILES
Jefferson Street.
LLEDGE
Main 714.
, M. E. Church South. Sunday at the
M. E. Church South Rev. H. S. Shan
gle. President of Columbia College,
will speak both morning and evening.
His subject in the morning will be
"Christian Education,1' and in the ev
ening he will speak on "Inspiration
', of Scripture." Brother Shangle is a
man who believes the Bible to be in
spired of God, and that ail of it is the
Word of God. Come and hear a man
who believes in an up-to-date religion
with the old-time power and the old
time way. A. J. Stunner, Pastor.
the (
Aerlitoi
WOOD NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
District School Board of School Dis
trict No. 1, nf Union County, Oregon,
will receive up to five o'clock p. ni. of
April 1st, 1!22, sealed bids for fur
nishing said .district Number 1 with
580 cords of four-foot split tamarack
or red fir wood, said wood to be cut
while green and not later than July
l'Sth, 1SI22. free from large knots and
acceptable to said School Board.
Raid wood to be delivered, 375"corls
M. H. Whisler
Boai. One
in Christ; (4) The power of a world- hundred curds t hf livered Aug
wide church alive with the life of u,t 15th, and alon or befoipctobe-
, Chi ist. (We rotdially welcome every-!jtj yj. Bidslto be lefjith the
one to the services Jos. W. Gunn, ' .School Clerk, an the Bwlyreserves
'Rector. the right to rejeA ay 3pd all hid.
I and Surety Bond in til fn of $500.00
Christian Church Sunday is tho ,, he e-iven for Informance of
'first of tho Special Ua.vs preceding it- .
Easter, designated as "Every Mem-
Dcr Day. Worts arc Deine mane to
4iave every member of the church
j present. We arc putting forth every
effort to have a great service. If you
are a member of the congregation, be
sure to come out. Bible school meets
at 9:4". One cla.-s has set as iti
ideal in attendance one hundred fifty,
and they are moving toward it, too.
Prenchinif at 11:00 and 7:30. Chris-
Itian Endeavor societies at 0:30. Bible
I school attendance last Sunday was
1 175, and we want it to go over two
hundred this Sunt'uy. "Lets Go.
O. W. Jones, Minister.
Auctioneer.
(ffi.rti i'V ' '' ' onveu-
',$- ieiicl ill ari-angiiig ;(!
S ;lj3ff ' wuel ca i at mo
oliicl of
l,a OJiiui It Invest- sVN
kiei t'o. W
READ THE WANT ADS!
RONCHfTIS' .
At tiLiitunc rub me tnroat ana
i e Ms
Over 1 7 Million lata U$cd Yuri
tfrlh'ifi-M--i -'- 'f'',iJ tft'iim;m W
For Sale
6 room house, niodein. full base
ment, plasteri-il, good plumbing.
built-in features. Everything In good
condition for $2250. Terms.
6 room house, modern, for $3000.
$1000 cash and ?35 per month.
5 room bouse, modern, heating
plant, .wash trays, garage, "ioeated
nlant. was blrays, -arai;e. lo.oted
en paved street, close In. .14" JO.
Lrge wll cripstructed 8 room
house, l)t 80x110, trees, garage,
nicely located, well arranged for .
.ooiners or light house keeping
rooms. f)vuer will consider smaller
property as part payment. Investi
gate this on either trade. or pur
chase basis as the prico Is riglit
and on easy terms.
Lots anil small houso on Madison
avenue, adjoining railroad. Suitable
for factory .or certain lines of busi
ness. Owner will consider trade.
14 rnnm boiisp. 5 ' hpilronnis. the
entire place is in splendid condition,
newly lurulslied, bath ana toilet on
both floors. Vpstairs is now renting
for J40 per month.
5 room house in salendul con
dition. A most beautiful Uiomi, mod
ern, three big lots. garaW (hicken
house and juirk. J'rico J:illO. Own
er will consider soldier bni:j.
Geo. H. Currey
Phono 200J
Real Estate Insurance
'lit anil Health
nsimiiJcc
(n tho Halt ford
Indemnity I'omp
sure a steiyly
Week-End
SPECIALS
Your cho;?e of oneot of ladies' Aprons
?i.ao
Your choice V one lit of childrena anrl
misses' ginglijn anc) percala dresses
51.1
Your choice. of onelot of turkish towli.
41x21 63c
Dunlap's Silver Blade cr-;wn bip tM
bowl S1.39
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
"The Perils of the New Age" will
lie presented in the sermon lecture
County Treasurer's Call for (lcner.il '
Road Fund Warrants. 1
I
NOTIfAE, The undersigned' county
treasurer as funds on hand with
which to redeem ull warrants issued
on the (ienerml Roail
lOilll iiu-lusiv ser
able on and a!
13, 1!22.
Interest cense
rants on l-liniai
Kceident and
ny will as-
nsurunce iu-
eome." enalle yoli to pay tho
butcher audi groler and meet
tho extra liirclcli of medical
bills
i'hlN nrotectqin lis more than
... I . .. .
woi lll lliel small auuuui
jiremlulii I'ctiiii'd.
A"k iiliout liJinnee Income.
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AGENCY
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Beaodfy your Car
with the NEW
If you want to enhance the beauty of your
car, tot pet a highi r standard of tire
mileage, to enlist gre ter security against
skids, to Require th finest tire that a
manufacturer has pn duced out of an ex
perience antedating the first American-
-
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MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WOR S
Mattresses of oil kinds r oan
ed mid rebuilt.' FeathW I eno
vnthiK. Huk UufiS aill fl-'lufC
Kims for snip. I
( iirpct anil Ittif; (o.Mhiff
112, IS !.."() and up
Cbas. Kdwarda, Prop.
J'hone
TAXI
FORD & GEORGE,
Main 44
Hide Willi n company! (hit is
bonded. lively diivVr I anil
every car bonded for your
protection with the viW liest
of service. . -
CALL MAIN 41
Ply Feb. 11-18-LTi.
V-r .A
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SI
Fund, No. 7lt! to
s of I'.i'Jl, pay.
imday, l'cbruary
the above war
1, 11VJ2.
HVtill McCAI.I.,
hty Treasurer.
ar. 4-11.
Day Dream
Toilet rios
" AWision ofBliss"
DiscriYiiiiitiii.c; iiuloe'l
is the woman who
(1ioohi.,-1 tlii 4 exquisite
oitor t"' nhor I own use.
Alliii'iiml tjiiinty, de-
lilililful. lit ; iiiilee,! a
way lori r.venin
Hioam"
or, Kal 'ream atnl
J'nwiler. -
LaiOROoeB.
"Try the. PniR Store l-'lrnt"
L. H. S. Senior Class
Presents
Booth Tarkingtors
Foujr-Act Comedy
"CIMRENCE"
High Scipol Auditorium
Friday and Saturday March 1 Oth
.and 11 th
GuiwiJ Ai-.!io 35c Reserved Seats 50c
Okats On Sale At Silverthorns e
4
Snod
grass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Liceneed Embal
nicr, Ambulanee Ser
nce. Day Phone
Main G2, Night
Phone, Main 1
150o Fourth St.
La Graide, Oregon.
Aa4ewik!j Slope
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