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LA GK,VNT)E EVENING OBSERVER
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John Deere Built It
r r For The Fordson , ,';
With Combination Coulters and Jointers
Tlio Plow With the St'lf-ndjiisf ing ilit.-li
Apiirrvcd hy the Ford Motor Co.
Cash Price $117.90
Oregon Hardware
and Implement Co.
We Have It
WANT TO BUY OR SELL
OBSERVER
EASTER
SALE
of Ladies' Hats
Values from $."),00 to $19.00
ON SALE FOE $2.75 to 9X2.75
Andrew" s Variety Store
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Every tick of the clock may
be made of value to you by
depositing your funds in this
bank and investing the
surplus over your checking
account requirements in high
grade securities.
We are prepared to give
our customers expert advice
as to the safety of proposed
investments.
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DEPOSITS
NATIONAL 5ANK
LA GRANDE , OrE.
SOUND-PXL! ABLE- PKOGRESSIVF.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKT
All kinds of mnchinery, automobilm and mrtrf n
pjrsil, ovrrhauled and rebuilt.
Ascctylone wcldintt of ul kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitofoo
Crwikihans, Tigtotn and riston Piwo eassajlr
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SOMETHING? TRY AN
WANT AD
MEMUER
j FEDERAL
RESERVT
SYSTEM
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
'Corner of First and Washington, Sun-
Jay morning service ut II o'clock.
Suhjeet, ".Vc Sin, 'Disease and Death
Keal7"
i Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wnl
'nesday evening meeting ut 8 o'clock.
: Heading room open to the public ev-
fery Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day, from two to four. All uro wol
Scome to attend our services.
Latter Day Saints. Regular ser
vices at the Tabernacle. Sunday school
commences at 0:.'IO a. m. Sacramen
tal services, 2 o'clock p. m. Mutual
Improvement Association, Sunday at
7:00 p. m. Teuchers' training class,
Monday at 7:00 p. ni. Priesthood and
Belief Society meeting at 7:00 p. m.
Primary association at the tabernacle
Tuesday, for children, 4 p. ni. Pri
mary association on north side at the
little chapel, for children, Thursday at
4 p. m. Religion class at tabernacle
Thursday at 2:.'!0 and 4 p. m. , Re
ligion class at the chapel on north sidj
at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Tuesday. Rejr.
ular choir practice at the Tabernacle
Thursday ut 7 p. ni. Regulnr Fast Day
cervices at 2 P. m, the First Sunday of
each month. The public is cordially
invited to attend any or all of our ser
vices. David I. Stoddard, Bishop.
fit. Peter's Episcopal Church. Cor.
4th St. and O Ave. Tomoirow is the
Sunday before Easter, commonly call
ed Palm Sunday. The thing which it
is intended to keep in memory is the
triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusa
lem which took place on the Sunday
pieceding his crucifixion. Our se'
mon topic will he "A Militant Eaith,"
and there will be the usual Sunday
services: Holy communion, 8 a, m.;
church school, (l:4o; morning prayer
and sermon, '11:00; confirmation k-c-
ture, 4 p. m., and evening prayer, 7:IiO.
All are invited. During Holy Week
there will be daily services at noon for
'MO minutes caL'h day. These will be
conducted by local ministers. The
i,first service, on Mondny, will be held
!in Honnn Hall because the theatre will
not be available on that day, but th'
other services each day until Satur
day will be in the Arcade Theatre. St.
Peter's will be open on Good Friday
for a coiinuous devotional servics
from 2 to il p. m. and the Rector will
he in charge immediately following
the down-town service. Jos. V. Gunn,
Rector.
The First Methodist Episcopal.
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"Webster's '
New Istersatiomi
DECTtO?4ARinS crcin use by busi
ness men. engineers, bnnlcers,
jiiilaca, ardtitccts, ptiyr,ici:m3,
fjinnei f, tv-uclierH, librurir.nL', clcr
C.ynKin, bv successful ntcn and
uonicri iha w.arldover.
Are Vou Equipped to Win?
The New Internal ionnt provides
the means lo success. It is nn ail
kncwinstcnchci', a v.nivci ikjl quea
tion nnswerrr.
If yon fwek ciHtlcmcy nnd nd
viincciiK'nt v.liy nor innkcilaily
H80 of this use fund of inform
ntlon? 4uy.mi!l Vir-buliirv'rrrtn. 2?O0Pm)e.
ii mi) llhisiintioiifi. Ml.irtd IMutvk.
;m,l'H .vniir.u-ltliMl fiul.JctB. la.ut'O
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Kes'.iiur anil Ir.Jia-Pjper Cdllions.
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SYNOPSIS OK Till. ANM'.W. STATKMf'NT OK. THE
H AKirOKll AU'IOKNT AND INDEMNITY COMPANY.
jof llailford, in On- State of I'ni.neetiein, on the thirty-first day of December,
!I!':.M. made to the Insuranve C'onunissioner of The ISlate of t)reg:on, pur
suant to law;
I CAPrPAI.
'Amount of capital stock paid up
I INCtlMK
,et prcnminis received duriiii: the year
lnt:nsi. dividends and lents rcceiv)
ed
1 1, conn fiom
other sources ieuiTil during the'jy'i'i
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i lotal income
D1SHU RSKMKXTS . VI
I Net lossi paid duiinc the year includiiur adjustbieAt expanses. S S.l.'U.O'l l.otf
U.vidend paid on capital sloik dulinp the yeaj. 100,000.00
Commissions am! salaries ni'io during the year ., .p :Vr.l7,72-I.K2
;'raMis. licenses anil fees paid ih ring ihc year , ii:i;,'l:i:l.;iS
jAmount of all other expenditures 5!M,'Jti:l.72
Total expenditures
ASSKTS
Y'alue of stov ks and Inms's oh red imai ket value)
I eans on inoilgavrcs and eoHi.teral, etc
la li in hanks anil on haiMl
Piemiunis in ceur.e -f collection written nnv. 'ctemU'r
:;o, ri.:i
'li.teref l avd ints due nn.t urje
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Total a.l:Hittrd aict. 17C.2..2 It
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' Gi.tps claims'fnr loes uf.paiil '
'Amount of uneaircd ci'ainiums on ll
Doc for commi-n (fc-ul looV 1 1 jiae
AH other lia''ililn
0 Tot' liaMlities,eciiiive of capita 'o.Ji
1U'MNI S ORKOOS l'Ol! fli: JKR
it piemiunis received during the year
.l.isscs naid durinir the vear
,1'mm in lured during thetyi:ir o
Name of l'iio.iny, Hartfo-i Ae.-ident oml Indemnity Company
.'are of Piesidcnt. R. :M Risrell.
'Name of J'ice-Ires. and (;neral Mao'ger, Novmnn R Moray.
Name of Secretary, J. Collir I.ee.
iStO'.)'oi iO -iOont nttornev f -r service. ,1. Stuart I eavv. Portland Oregon.
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f'huich. Palm Sunday services. Sub
ject of the forenoon sermon ly the
pastor, "Royalty Facing the Cross."
Shdwood Williams sing "The
Palms," by Faure. In addition the
chorus will contribute un unthem suit
able to the day. The aim of the ser
vices will bt to prepare mind and,
heart for the observance of Holy Week
and Easter. The attendance of tho
members and friends of the church is
uiged. Sunday evening the minister
will speak on "jove: Christianity In
Its I.ast Analysis "and its Final Es
sence." The liible .school session at
jti'lii will be of speciul interest. Plans
for the Easter celebration in the
,Kihool will be Perfected. It is hoped
I that teachers will 'all he present to
assist in rrukking'the day worth whil?.
(,'lnu:!e Cobper, superintendent.- Ep
I worth i.'guo at the f:80 hour. A
jyoung people's meeting conducted by
I young people and in the interest of
!the younft' people. We need you; you
need us imp e. Harvey Carter, pres
ident. Thi-iattention of all is called
to the HoljlJWeek services to be held,
each day unoun next week in the cen
iter of thejil'e of the city, Monday's
I meeting will be held in Honnn Hall;
the balanra-of the week services wi'l
i ho held njf phe Arcade Theatre. The
jmeetingji '(11 be conducted under the
tnuspicesof the Ministerial Associa
tion andAv). bo nudressul by tho pas
tors of the' v li-ious churches. Opening
at lZieOz-Sicr will close at 12:110
sharp. CU-U. Quigley, Minister,
j Presbytr-ri in ChurcTi. Sunday
school at'0 45. Regular services at
11:00 3jt4-ri 7:30. Dr. W. II. Iileak
Iney.of Whiitman College will speak
both morrmtjg and evening, fflev. W.
C. Ro.'.i'of-llontana haB accepted the
call recently extended by the congre
gation to become pastor of this
.church, antt 'xpects to be here to tnke
up his woik' nbout the first of May.
CHILEAN' COAST TAI1C
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SANTIAGO, Chile, Apr. 7. Const
wlse shlrmtrtK between Chilean ports,
excepting iHuntn. Arenas, w 111 be re
served exalilslvely to Shlleall vessels
.aftt.V Jayjf.yy 1, 1S2J, undr a law
passed i yVcongress after long de
ibate. 5?Kf 'inatlonal mercantile ma
rine fletit becomes part of the naval
reserve' andj may bo expropriated In
time; of'wJrr.
Supporters of the measure look
upon It as a necessity to save the
national shipping lines from finan
cial ruin In face of 'foreign eon
petlton. April 10th last day to pay water
ent without a penalty.
Exide Batteries
llnllerics In slock.
Ilatlerlea for Item.
Katleries Iteehai'Keil
naileries Watered I'rco.
naileries or nil makes Itepalrcil.
Ntromberg t'arbilretor HerTlco.
B. & T. .
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In leiKliton'a .Machine Works
jR.unyan'si
Sign Service
Auto Painting
The modern kind
i thai lasts
Guarantee With Every Stroka
the Brash and the Guar
antee la Good.
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.S 1,000,000.00
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HliMP I.OSI.VU PliliSTKili
IBy Associated PreM)
MANILA. I'. 1.. Apr. 7. The to
tal production .of Manila hemp in
11121 was G!l2,fc22 hulc-s, .eoniparod
with l.OOl.dol kales In l!i 2, a re
duction of about 30 per cent. The
decrease In proluethu Is ascribed
to tho poor demand, especially In
the I'nited States, which Is tho chief
consumer of hemp.
NO I'AV CUTS.
ASTORIA, Apr. 7. While no of
ficial action on the matter was tak'en
by the Astoria boari of school direc
tors, at its meeting today, the senti
ment expressed by some of the direc
tors indicated that there will be piac
tically jio reduction in the salaries of
the. teachers in 'the Astoria district
for the coming school year.
.MAN V PLANT TREKS.
Plil.NEVILLE, Apr. 7. The Crook
county chamber has appointed Rev.
M. R. Gallagher, J. E. Meyers, and
George Nicolai a committee to con
sider the planting of tiees and shrub
bery in the streets to beautify the
city.
! COOKED FOOD SALE.
! The Indies' Aid Society of the
; Presbyterian Church will give a cook
ted food sale at the Pattison Bros. Gro
cery on Saturday the Ofith day of Ap
ril, 1922. All kinds of nice eatables
j for Easter dinner. Ri'mcpitx"' the
itime and place. 4-7-2t
EAT
At the
Brownie Lunch
217 Fir St.
Clyde Decious, Prop
The Reason for our
is our Substantial Service
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S,' J 1 o m a i) u t, o o n
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Do we, however, give this important ques
tion "year-round" thought. Or, is it a
question that yearly is thought of--only
at the time we have to pay?
More than ever thrift and eeononiy
must be practiced. Taxes are an obliga
tion that must be met. Concerted action
systematic saving serious reflection
for the future, will tend tt ulf invafely re
duce. Be ready for obligations that must be
met. Open an account with us, checking
or savings.
United States National: Bank
La Grande, Ore;
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SPECIAL-
We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach
ines of standard make which we will sell at re
duced prices.
These are new machines in perfect working con
dition which have become shopworn.
Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount
for cash.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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Furniture Exchange
S3 itlt&OTS, nop
Stew, h's. im git is Jefferson,
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EMPLOYMENT GAINS.
. WASHINGTON. Anr. 7. Increased
employment innging up to 2K per cetf
over the pieceding eh, nth was roport
e today to the .mpl".vim'nt service of
the department of labor from 43 to
Hi representative citiea f r the month
ending March 31. The automotive and
allied industries, 'iron and steel, und
i ,..;,. nnulm.tu and lumber headed the
krades showintr improved activity. The
net increase fo lie.' foomiy, lii.-j'eo
on reports from nrnis, was ....
per cent,
URNS
Covar with vat baking aoda
aJtarward apply gently
V APoRua
Oi 1 7 Million Jan UlcJ Ytarty
RED SEAL
Hair Nets
The very best tflolic
inspected' extra lar.5'.'
und strong. UndouMeil
the best net inside of
lminaii hair.
Single Cap 2 for 25c
Double Cap 15c each
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Try the Drug Store First
Substantial Growth
The High
Cost of Taxes
Taxes are high, and
no doubt, will con
tinue to be high for
several years jnoiv.
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"EILLV HANSEN
Coulrarlnr and Hlllbler
Hrli k, Slime, Tile anil
Coiiricio Work
Iteiiiodcllntf anil general cii
trailing. No J"l) loo large,
none too small. .No win-tiino
prices. 35 .vears1' evperl c.
See ino lieforo you lot yor
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5tli
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
The Red Cross Thrift Shop is
open daily now in the New Foley
Building, off the Chestnut street I;
entrance. Thursday will contin- SK
j-K uo to be Thrift Day and on this
day all who have donations ror
the shop are asked to have it
ready to be delivered, that be-
inc the day collections are made. SK
12-16-tfp
For Sale
4-room plastered house, newly
papered and painted inside. Price
fllifiii. Terms, ?2nn cash, and bal
ance at per month including iin-
, terest.
4- rnom plastered house, city wat
er, electric lights, for $12!0. $200
cash and balance like rent.
5- rooni house in good location,
just off Fir for JCi'.O. ?2ilo cash
and terms on balance.
Rooming house in splendid loca
tion on paved street. Easy terms
to right party.
15 ncros In Kniiulale for $H0fl0.
Termn, $2fi0 rash and biilunre $250
imr yenr.
JtrtO aeros of chnirr pasturo lanil
in Laad Canyon, $J0 prr aero, easy
! 80 nrrns nnar Union, easy torms.
n splendid dairy or prain ranch.
Priced below anything offered iu
I he vicinity. Immediate possession.
240 nere farm, all in cultivation,
near Lone Star sehoo for $65 per
acre. $2"00 wiil handle this. This
is an estate and the low price is
made to sell it.
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Iteal Estate, Insurance, Farm Loans
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all ltlnds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating. Rag Rugs and Fluff
Rues for sain.
Carpet and Hug Cleaning
D.vlU, SI. ."ill and up
Chas. Edwards, Trop.
Tlione 25a-W
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
Hide Willi a company that is
bonded. livery driver and
every car bonded for your
protection Willi the very best
of service.
CALL .MAIN 44
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Pimeral Srrvii'e Par
lor, Liivnced Enibal
iimt, Aniltulaiice Ser
vice, p.iy Phone
j Main 62, Night
I'Lono, Slain 743.
1.1ft) Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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