La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1922, Image 2

r:GE two
Sport Togs
This season is to be a season for sports
wear apparel many new and elcver ideas will
lie featured uid worn hy .stylishly dressed
women for iolf, iciinis or street wear.
FRINGE SKIRTS
"WRAP AROUND" SKIRTS '
The new Fringe Skirts and 1 ho. ''Wrap
Around" Skirts are anions tint very new skills
in vo-iie this season. We show tli-ese in some
very good looking models and we also show
pretty tweed and plaid skirts, prieed from -
,.98 to .f 12.50. - ,
New Spring
JERSEY JACKETS
New .Jersey Sport Jackets in all
colors, and all sizes. Some with
skirts to mateh, pritVd I'limn !jCi.7" to
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HILL'S
first Methodist Episcopal Church.
"The Serpent and the llind, or How
ia the Hand of a SI rung Man a Per
Tticious Thing May Hecome liene
ficient," will be the theme nf the fore-
Hazelwood Special
FOI
SATURDAY
At Regular
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
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BUY YOl'U RHOKS AND UOSiERY
DUKIMJ THIS .Bin SALE
The Bootery
La Grande's Only Exclusive Shoe Store
GR0VER SMITH, Manager
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ANNUAL APRIL 17
EVENT LASTS 10 DAYS
4th Anniversary Sale
One lot of ladies' lk and fiber silk irsc,
?!.tf vhIw'h fW t)Sc
Ow, kit f IfuiiiV fine rotton ?nrn how, black only
2.V valine for 155
Wit'H Mno wriat rnvns f1vos, per iviiv 10c
Om lit kitchen tr'n. 4
(hw lot KUr & tnmW rn,
Jpiiitt-rtnl i.riiiimJio in tv hito
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DEPARTMENT
noon sermon. Nuture, history and the '"Jesus, Tnou Joy of Loving llea.ts,"
individual life will he msd In yield: Van de Water's beautiful duet. Bible
I striking illustrations of the truth ent
I bodied In the picturesque story of an
) eient day Special music 4ry the
chorus under direction of Mrs. Wil
liams. Itev. Ira It. A Id rich, district
superintendent, wilt be the preacher
at the hour of evening service (7:.'10)
This insures an address that will bo
profitable from both the Intellfctuol LK"e at :.'!(). A good place for
und the spiritual standpoint. IML's. yuK people in which to spend un
Atdrlch and Mr. IJuigley will sing;hour- Harvey Carter, president. The
1 '- 1 : ... ui 1 church is here to serve all the people.
and SUNDAY
Bulk Price
You Money
ow, values to 7.V, frtr 49c
vuhiv $1,513 pr wt CSo
and wlnw. valuta tn
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3 Piece
KNICKER SUITS
The newl H-picee tweed suit with
extra knickers is one of the new clev
er suit combinations for spring nisido
of English tweed, moderately priced.
STORE
school at ti:45. The school reuched
high wuter mark last Sunday. Three
hundred were in attendance. Were
you )o escnt '! If it be worth while to
attend church und Bible school or.
Easter Sunday, why not every Sunday
in the year? Get the habit! C'lau:!.?
: Cooper, superintendent. Epwortn
Will you give it a fair opportunity to
do HO.-
11. (juigley, Minister.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Cor
ner Fourth street and 0 uvenue. Cal
endar for the week beginning April
23rd, the first Sunday after Kuster:
Holy Communion, 8 a. m.; church
school. l):4.pi; morning prayer and ser
mon, 11:00; evening p.nyer, 7:.')0 p.
m. Mishap Paddock has issued a Pas
toral Letter which will be distributed
at the Sunday services. The Wishop
is still in the east, but expects to re
turn and make his usual annual visita
tions during the month of May. All
who are anticipating confirmation will
be glad to know this. All cordially
invited to the services. Jos. W. (iunn,
Hector.
Christian Church All the regular
.services of Sunday. Preaching at 11
:und 7:1)0 by the pastor, llil.le school
meets at 0:45. Hie Bible school has
1 a larger attendance than at any lime
in its history. There is a class for you.
The Christian Endeavor is in a spir
ited contest between the boys and
'girls. They meet at (i:lt0. Easter
!was a great day, let us use it as a
I stepping stone to greater accomplish
'inents. "Let's io." O. W. Jones,
Minister.
M. K. Chuich South Quarterly
Conference Satin j'ay night tit 8 o'clock.
Rev. C. 1.. Causland or Seattle will
preach both morning nnd eveni.ig
nunuay. i.et eveiyone come anil
hear the piesiding elder. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Hope every member
.if the school will be present Sunda
morning. Last Sunday we had 1''2
in Sunday school and hone to hnve
1.0 next Sunday. League at fi:H0
p. m. All are invited to attend the
League A. J. Stunner. Minister.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Corner of First and Washington. Sun
day morning service at 11 o'clock.
Mibject, "Prolintion After Death."
Sunday school at 9:4fl a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
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.
Ptesbytri ian Church. S u n d a )'
school at 0 :4'i. Regular services at
11:110 an -: 7:110. Rev. H. Hle.k
ney of Walla Walla will speak both
morning and evening. Young people's
meeting at S:.10
Island City M K. Chutvh. Sunday
achool at 10:Hl a m., Krnwirlc Clark,
supiintenilrnt. tVmehing service at
11 a. ni. Hible study clans at f. p. m.,
Jos llloiknil, teaeier. Kpwort 1
league at 7 p. m. Topic, "The Vision
from the .Xnuntaim ShIc." Ileulah
Smith. Irih-r. At .t oVItvk r m.
an illustrated hvture, "The IVmrrum
of a Rural Ourvh. This is a wurth
while lecture and tiring- to us jut
hat can te done In e-ry turol
fhufih, tvo matter how small- fcvery
picture is mterwting- let tht le
Urgv attendafw. i t.mi t. the little
:llig fkurrh, the church with the 11
-jmin.te,l Crow., you will U made wvl-
tome, .il eu ill have gxi,i time
Jamea tittT, prcaihrr.
latUe (ley Saints --ltiynlar itr
I tc th Thbnraxeie. fiondu tchoal
, OMnwa t l:)0 . to. KoeiiAmM
tal (wr.wv, t a'clock p. to. MutMuil
I Bj(ewait feMimtioa, Mpoatn t
7:tM w. Tatajm' triin rbua,
Mciv'nCM p.m. Miwtknod nod
; Raliet Socii-V,' Metlt at 7:00 p. ni.
( Primary aswciatiisi n the tabernacle
i Tuesday, lor dilldia, 4 p, m. Pri
I mary aasociationoon north side at the
I Ibttla chapel, for children, Thursday at
4 p. ai. Religion elaap ao tabemacb
TA flRANnTC EVENTNO OBSERVER
Thursday at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Ke-lifc-lon
class at the chapel on north Kid j
at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Tuesday. Keg
ular choir practice at the Tabernacle
Thuraday at 7 p. nu Regular Fast Day
services at 2 P. m, the r'irat Sunday of
each month. The public is cordially
invited to attend any or all of our ser
vice. I laviil I. Stoddurd, Bishop.
Cbc Bookioorm
"Down the Columbia" in an account j
of a recent bout trip on one of the
world's irreatest rivers from its lac-'
iiil Mf,me in tiil.ii'ut..i. Au u '
through m.Minbii... nu.'.,: ....
lenKth and there is no alack water on tW'e , he, "T ".' tht' tut "v'r
the entire course, adventue and sen" i'"1 .by lKm '"- ,
ic grandeur abound. The book is plen.pt bt''v'ce nw"' iar thu "f' '"I
tilully illustrated with wonderful T J? , "".T ''"""i ' ua'lyt",nl
,.... ..,,.,., ,(, .1.. .k ol .12,o0O forest fires, burnini; ovor
..ivh.L k. a ' - ' . '"";7,50,000 acres and causing an unnuui
'Wheie the
Down," by E. Aleander I'owell
happy mixture' of fun and seriousness'
by an American journalist in search
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ium niiti uiiuuoicu lokitrni. nii7I.es OI
'pioneers '.extending civilir.ution in ; , .u ' u .u .u
!.m .... i J .., . r i ,. ed through the exercise of cure on the
I Magic lsle, Uutposts of hmpire," , rf
man-eaters and head hunters in H.r-11 i"wens.
,neo, wondeiful processions a.td cere-' lhe 'at''f'c No.thwest some
monies of dazzling splendor and Pea-!70 per ccnt of thu ure ,lut' 10
cock gomeousness in "those far-flung, ' "an-n"le causes, careless camper.-:
gorgeous lands, stretching from the :"l,,ne bemf rP"'""1'l for about one-
I southern -matches of China to thcith"'d of f,ref'
jedltes of, Polynesia." ' i"'or the country us a whole, fully
I "Uwt Khips nnd Lonely Seas." by 0"e-eventh of all forest fi.es. uccord
Ralph Paine are tales of old sea trag- mfr thc thc Fo,'ost Sl'n'lte- Hr'' lue to
edics and romunces dug un from "ntus.lr""TO,ulH; ""-'y " many stait Iron.
ty old narratives of derelict ships
pirates," and the strange fates which
belell seamen of the earlier days.
Frank, since revelations and criti
cisms of governments as they are und
of the tragic effects of their work
ings since the war will be found in
Sir Philip Gihb's book entitled
Mrtr
that Must He Told."
Any of these bonks muy be obtained
from the County Libra! y and may be
bottowed free by any resident of the
county.
Talk about tnngeniini advertising!
Recently tho i'oitland Lib.iiry adver
tised I'V.pnsivelV thtif lh..V nn.irl.t.1
nnm.lar fi-tinn. te. rooimo.i, .k-
stock. As a consequence several dona -
tions have been made to the local Pub.
lie Library muen to our delight.
The.o nnm.lnr hnnk w,.r noi fi
am! are in such great demand that
extra copies bring a smile to tho face
of the staff, it's so discouraging to
both staff and public not to find a ;
title in when it's culled for. .And it 1
des seem as though we could never
have too many copies of some book.-. !
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The heralded Junior-Senior, muscot
fight came off lis per schedule yester
day at 12:30 und despite thc Seniors'
giayer hairs the aggressive Juniors
had thc mascot in their hands at the
end of the allotted time. The next
fight will come off May 1 at the same
hour when the Juniors,, If they are
still In possession of the mascot, will
puradc it before the defeated Seniors,
who will have that lust chance to re
gain their mascot. Prln. K. D. Towler,
C. C- Snow and Carl Lodeil were
referees of the match and th; latter
also held the watch on the young war
which lusted five minutes. No cas
ualties weic reported-
STOCKHOLM, Apr. 22 Tho Swed
ish Ked Cross contingent operating in
Siberia, Jtussia, has been requested to
distribute the la: Re Dutch food con
signment recently shipped to Russia
an dcalculated to feed 40,?00 persons
for six months. The Swedish dele
gation hnf agree;! to co-operate with
Holland in the work.
For Sale
4-room Xouse, .lastered. atooa
foundation, aouan I. a Just beoa kal
omlnixl, ((rae on plK-e. Hrlr
I13,',(. TVi iiit, I .'.HI tuh and 26
per month. Ivclmllng Interest.
8-roim iurtlsr, new, Hutch kitch
en, bsaMnnnt, ever.vthiug ti modern.
Owner will ronsiiler trade for auto
mobile or me in. all property aa
lrt of first oayment. l'ri.e ISJOtl.
JO-room honan on no.rt Kreet,
Immediate pmteeiion. Thl in an
Menl toraitim frr a roomlnff bouwe.
oner will puint th hoase owutd
ttud paper and P.iint Inside. Pri.'O
6:i.l. Terms, Jlnoi) ratb and t
per mouth, Including Interest.
7-arre tract, hnnt of II rtwnui on
plaro, Host in, about four oloctta
from Thl ira. la rw
belna Ita renl tali.o on aceooot At
It r."l,i.M to an estate tb&t raoat
te llguldatesl. Price. JZJ00. Term.
I ,(i ft eh nnd tailooee at $3& Pf
month, lniluttng Interest. .
-roim tnoiiem hntia,, s4Mit.
2 lot, ttonaa la plntvaraV a
to.al con. Hon. .Price S00fl.
Geo. H. Curriy
e Phone 100J
Ileal Kit ale, Insurance, Farm loans
DUTCH
SENT TQ RUSSIA
L
Forest Kires Do I niUleUSO
Damage Kilell Year, I )cs-
t.,,ying Moiv (trowth than
Is Cut l)V Operators .
This is Forest Protection Week.
The area of forest land r:wept by
'. . '
fi,u w,r hr'""llv
pcakinir,.
i damage of f 17,240,000. Kor the ier-
lod of 101ti-l'.l20, inclusive, the total
number of fires reported was KIO .'IOO',
Over 80 per
, jcent of these fi.es were due to human
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imri..iiK o. orusn uy iiirmers,
!antl "'"ndiarism is 0 close third.
pampers, including all pleasure seek
ers in the woods, hold fouith place,
causing neatly one-eighth of all fotest
fires. One of the principul offenders
is tho careless smoker, particularly
tne user of "tailor-made cigarettes.
'Lumbering stands fifth as a fire haz
ard, although in some states it often
becomes a major cause of file- About
"ne-tenth of all forest fi.es are start-
cu it; iikiiiiiiii.
The i;!ea of Forest Protection Week
originated here in the Pacific North
west in 1920, nnd was la.gely ob-
"erved that your throughout tho West.
!,1Il?en years ae ,nc olllK 01 Publlc
ki (oresv uro was in
the tust; t0,lay " 13 ln the Wcst'
"here (.1 pe.r cent of thc Nution's re
1 !""'"'"?. tilnber a,ulpiy is no" ' l"'at-
i'" lnt "r"" '
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Here a ycur opportunity to J mure
taintt embarrsntitc crrora in pciling,
pronunciation mid pocr choice of
worda. Know the meaning of puacling
wr termi. Increate your cflicicacy,
wbtch rcaultt in power r.d auccen.
WEBSTER'S
NEJrV INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY an nll-know-
iup tonclic:-, n umvcrs.il question
nuswoivr, mndo to meet your
needs. It is in daily uo by
hundreds of thousands of suc-
cf-"lui nun tatid wutn.u ihe nurlJ over.
400,000 Word 1. 3700 Paitn. 6000 Il
lustrations. li.OOU I'-loftranhlcul Kn
UIvk. 3U.U0U Oeofiniphicdl aubjecta.
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l'auaUJ-l'i.i.!.o Ltpojiiiun.
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ELECTRIC MAN
The biiRtt.es we are enrag
ed In la a public trust. The
obligation Imposed la to pro
vide adequate and depeudublo
tervlc.
This Involves the b.tnlllgent
ml- wl'Ilug cooperation nt
our employees. They are thc
human factor upon which we
depend for good aeroies, and
business aucccas.
The public baa the right to
expert cm.iteay nd an tntel
llg;it awreoinilon of Ita
nefsla. Thwio are o.tr first
obligatinna and we strive to
fulfill them because, we krniw
tbat In fulfillment th. re Uea a
tail measure of attafattion
and a n rota, iharrsl alike t,y
enstomeri and company.
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SWEPT BY I
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Protection Week wa made nation-; has become assm-h.tcd with patrintie
wide by a proclamation by the I'resi-lund cthot.c as well as economic
dent. The results were noteworthy, ideas. .
In 2:1 States similar proclamations - " ... .
were issued by the irover.iors, and' oU 1 l-.l.l.im
wide publicity was (riven by the press. .a (imniie I-odce N". Hi, .Star K 1
M.iny mayois are this year i-niin'.T canipnient No. and Ciyslal ..iebekah
'special prwlamations lxidite No. SO will celebrate the ltKSrd
I .... . r- .t anniversary of the fiiiimling of the or.
Protection Week, will mu-ik tne Kifti
April "'Jnec ' .1 ' 1" ft,,
eth Anniversary of Arbur lMy l'j,rm," iviled I
"J Toii'
i the idea of having a day
111K Morion 01 morasKu oiic"i" 'i
each year
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set apart and consecrate! for t.ee
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"101
WISE WIVES"
A Paramount Picture
A tale of two wives who thought they knew
things that they didn't. A tale of two husband -j
who didn't know things that they should.
A Lois Weber
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Mother's Outs 4'w
Jmi;fiiril Starch 20 ....
Stewart's Hilling l!."'...
Seliiliinjj's I'iikiiiu; Powder (ille....
1. S. Ci.ni, 2 f.-r 4."w
Stndard ("orn 'JHc
P. S. Tomatoes, 2 for i'w
standard Toiii'.'itncs 2(K'..
Pineii(ile 4."e..:
iVttrhes oOc
Pimentos 2-V...
Salnmii "(V :
Sack Oats 70c
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!ut S:::0 p. .... All Odd fellows ..re in
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Lilly's sale on aliMiini.ni cookini;
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