La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1922, Image 8

LA' OftANTTE fiVEXTXO OBSERVER
Frid.iv -Tuno 2.1. 1922
SATURDAY SPECIALS
A NATION-wiof.
( I INSTITUTIOH-
PAGTIFJOTTT '
a CHRISTIANS N
CHINA CONFER
WHITE
SWISS
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'; Select your Summer need now!! Pathing suils, collar attached nhii-l s,
light weight undenveur, klialu punis ami breeches, Miiniuer hats ami caps,
tan and black oxfords, tenuis .shoes, high top hiking (.how and light weight
ouling shoes. . , .
Canvas Gloves
t
A 'l ognlaV l')e eaiiAas
dove with blue , knit
wrist. .,
3 for 25c .
Leather Gloves
A suede gauiillet wilii
welt seams. A very soft
and pliable glove. , , : .
45c
TURKISH
TOWELS
A medium weight
fine weave ten:;',
ly.xljiJ inches.
2 for 25c
There is a limited
number of thes,e
towels so tliey will
lie limited to I to
eiifh customer.
Work Shirts
Dark blue '.'Defiance
'hambray " shirt. A
very serviceable work
shirt.
79c
Summer Ties
.Men's summer wash
ties in near patterns.
3 for 25c
(.'! t:o a customer)
Leather Gloves
A heavy full stock
Sunipter tan cowhide
gauntlet unexcelled for
wear.
00c
Leather Gloves
.Full hoi'sehide gauntlet.
A soft, and flexible! good
wearing glove.
75c
KHAKI
PANTS
Olive Drab Khaki
pants cuff bvttoms
and belt loops. Sat
urda v Special
$1.95
KHAKI
BREECHES
'Side lace, double
seat breeches in the
olive drab khaki.
Naturflav Special
2.45
Shoes
Men's .S. in. well. A.
1 larl man's shoes.
$5.95
Sox
Men's fine weave vol ton
dress hose.
3 for 25c
Westenhaver & Gilbert
1309 Adams Ave..
La Grande, Ore
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WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
ntilG
Here Comes
the Bride !
.Make her happiness complete with a perfect
(Jilt. I.ut to be so it must combine all these
three requisites:
I'SKl-TLNKSS
JJI'jA I'TY
" KNIH-IJANCK
AVe liave many of the perfect kind, and will,
gladly assist 'you in making a tasteful, though
inexpensive choice.
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
Fill CHURCHES
Publicity Department of the
in Newspaper Advcrtis-
. Ul!i,
Largest Meeting of Kind
Ever 1 ll hi in That f 'oun
try Was During Last May.
1 1!- Akim'!:,i.. Pr.' . 1
. HMAXUIIAI, Junu 2:i. Al wlisit
;waii Jielil to lie tliu iiiimiii ri-llip-luua
KiithnriiiK over 1 -1 d in China,
: tint NailolltiJ ehriHlliui ('iiufi'r;ii-t:,
which uHNtMiililfMl in Sluiiiuliiii in tiic
first wi-fek of May Willi twelve hun
dred (U'Ji'fculeH wtlt'iHllut;. a review
of Ilia wliulri vuhI t'ii-ld of I'roti's
tnnt Christian d.Ihkioii work In
China was utiilMrtaken and ilianiica
of procedure of the highest imiior
tance to p.nerul million endeavor in
China were authorized.
The main body of delrVatei lint
came from all parts of China iiiim-
ocriim u thousand was ahout evenly
divided, half Chinese and half for
eln. In addition to theso some
two ll li lid red visiting delenales from
foretell countries) altenled the coli
forencn lucliidliiK -4 from Aui;r
ici, 1!) from Ureal Ililtain uud 5
from countries of ci.nilneutal IOii
ropo. AmoiiK the prominent r te
ll ran attendlni! tlio lite- .ineetiiiK from
other lands were Dr. John it. .Mutt
of the World's .Student Christian
Federation, I-'. S. Ilrorliuian of the
V. M. C. A., K. S. l.alroutlo, I'orni
eily of the Yale Mission i,n, niiw
UoldlllK the chair of missions at Vale !
L'niverslty, Marshall liroomliall of
the homo staff of the Chin i inland
Mission, Dr. H. T. It-kin of the
Kllcnds' Foreinn Missionary asso
ciation. J. H. Oldham, secretary of ;
tile International Mission .Council.
I). Carl Helm of Urn liay.ra Mis-:
'Kinn, Count J. Moltke of tliu Danish I
.Mission Council uud iilsliop Nicholas
of Serhia. I
! ' An outstanding firiture of the!
j conference w as the volcinn of a tie-I
((ire and iurposi by a purely Chin- j
esc conference commission that a t
; milled Christian church iudteieno'is !
to China shall come Into ueliiK. The
single big acllieveiueut of the con- i
f.'ienci-, however, was the author-I
I.zatloil of a decide I modil Icatlou
i in the method of co-ordin Jtiii' '
I'roteslaiit Christian .Mission work in
jCllina.
J In offering the report It made,
j the Chinese commission, composrd
lot men and women, expriss.'d rejjrei
that Christian Chinese nro divide-l
! by deiionilnatioualis inof the West.
!llr. T. 'I'. Lew, Kpokesuiuu of the
; commission, pointed out that this
; denoniinatlonalism la based upon
j differences, the historical simiiil
cance of wliich. however real and
, vital to the missiouarios of the west,
'Is not understood by Chinese. For
this reason, he said, ilciinmiiiutiou
alisni instead of being a souni of
j inspiration, has been and Is a source
of bewilderment and inefiiciency.
iTho speaker expressed llm beiii.l'
j that a is only- the united church
j that can save China.
!. The change made liy the ("infer
ence 111 the' method of eo-orilieatliig
mission work briars to a terinina.
Hon the acthities of The China Cnn-
tlliuallou Committee, a l.e.ly tllat
t?rew oilt of the Missionary Confer
, oiuo of Jill:! in Sim n trim I an I a
inunilier of preceding conferences at
(.anion. Shiiiighai. Tsinnufu. I'eking,
llaukow and Mukden. Since it was
termed this committee has served as
a means of ciomnilnicat jeu l.elwee:!
M S m . .C'.HEi
i,i , .. i 1 Incorporates
4 312 DEPARTMENT STORES
Floral Jewelry
ft
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
Ve are now featuring a truly remarkable
showing i f varied pieces and styles in these
ornaments sv favored for wear witli the sum
mer dresses.
There are Bar Pins, Brooch Pins, Soiitnirs,
Karr'iiigs,llat Ornaments, Kings, Bracelets,
Girdles, Combs, Barrettes, 1 lairpins and Band
eaux in many styles all with attractive floral
(iiecoratioiis.
We are offering these in four as rlments
of the various piece.-!, at
39c 69c 98c $1.49
See Our Window Showing.
GLASCOW 27 INCH
GINGHAMS
17c YARD
We are now offering t wenty-five
new patterns in this splendid final
ity zephyr gingham. Made espc
i.illy for the J. '. Penney Co., and
is1 of finest iiiality and a real value
at t his price.
Dotted Swisses
63c, 79c Yd.
If ihfc now "colors and combina
tions id colors in this much wanted
sunihior dress fabric have just, ar
rived. AVe advise early selections
as theso will o quickly.
THR LAHCiKST CT1AIW DRI'AltTMKRT-
STOItK OIUiAMZATION JN TUB WOULD
the CrnttJstiHit C'lnistlmi fnrccH of
China and in insion u'tni nations ot
W'cstcni tMitinirirs. Um aim has Ihmmi j
to inrmnoti co-opf'i'ation and co-or-df
n iit ion itmotiK Christian forces In
China and xetutrully to serve a n
clcin'liiu lunisi! in L-oiiiu'ction with all
nspt'cts of missionary work in China.
Through the cliant- effected at
t he ronleieiH-e this work a beliiK
lakn over anl Its scope enlarged j
by a National Christian Council 1
hu ItiL 1 on iiintiilicrn. rep: esenthn: !
l'njte-;t:uit Christian di'noininational i
IntM-eUii and acting in an advisory
rapm-ity witliout, however, having
any powers in connection with doc-1
t rinal or ecclesiastical rjue.it iony. (
No Use to Rail, Sonny,
"II Is hard to wnr old UeK," slched
he yomiKNier whoae father had or
dered him tn Hplll a lot of wood Knth
pn d from an nbandnnea railroad truck.
Huston Transcript.
Phi Beta Kappa Founded in 1776 )
The 1'hl lie i a Kappa ci.!!ep fra
ternity Is Iho oMest of the Orrolt
letter mx'ietle-4. It wjis founded nj
William and -Mary college. Vlrglnlai
In 1770. K
' Better Not Experiment,
j It riiimired lite jfucioi-s have a
! moveni.'iil on to make Noveniher h
i iiiiMith f ueil'lihirs, the sump as June.
! If tl.f.v dn, w lmt will n man. who hni
! niatrictl In Vivrmhr, with 'be tne
; doe in Ihree ui'-'k- uad . ChriSTin.ni
. lotiiiiieu' ii lie :d of htm. have tn be
tib:mUitl for on Thanksgiving Lyy? .
; i;in!"riii Onzette.
. For The June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING GIFT
r : IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Pqiot Street. ; . l'lionc
r
S H. E R. R' YS
LAST DAY
' WILL ROGERS!1
"An Unwilling Hero11
Adapted from 0. HENRY'S famous story
"Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking"
They ciillcd Mm Wliistlin- I i-k. " lVc
down in Ihi' h;l.y lioln' soul dwell ;l love el'
liiirnioH.'. Miivii- cjiinc I'mm liis lips in ;i. Iiini 1
whistle- -llie niily nnle ol' eNpression lie knew.
ill lingers innkes lliek a eliai aeier on'll never
I'orjjet.
Also "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE"
1:4 vxi.-l-ti.I l'ii.
v Nf:l(K. Jtliin 2:?. - Ncwh
piipers advert isi ok .to further the'
spread of t lie fiospel Is HtroiiKly
advocated by the publicity depart
ment of the Kpiseopal church, which
loiR broimbt out its recommenda
tions, alter a thorouyh study of the
Muostl'm f iidvrriisinu. in a pamph
let entitled "A UandlMiok of Church
Cublicty." Issued under the author
lation of the National Council of
tbo I'hiirch.
"No one can look at tno niws
piipei s and ma 13.1 hies and doubt
that it pays to adertiHo,'' said the
Itev, llobert - tlibson, exeeuUve
seerntary of the publicity depart
ment, and author of the text hook.
"Why siiould not this method of
mi ch pro en efficiency be used for
the propagation of tin' ospd'. Ad-M-rtisinn
ts no necessarily Kensa
tiotuil. It merely seems to ,be . so
beeause we art' not accustoinod to
It lor church purposes."
One ol the strikhm fe;itures or
the book is Mr. (ilhson's slrouu ad
vocacy of t lie f ulle-ii use by the
clnticiies of the a Ivorllsinn columns
of ihe dally press not only for mere
church notices, but for Hpreiuiinn
l he 1:0s pel a in one the' masses.
"We have thought of publicity
in t be lie w spa pert as merely 11
method of ;iviuti the public notice
of sen ice or a nu'etlnt:, or of
making public the account of some
thing thiit has taken iplace," says
Mr. llihr-ou. "We have tiiouubt too
much of building up the atieudauce
nt a service or of oxploitiim persons
or orvati l,al ions. We in 0 only be
uiuuiiiK to tiituk of cbureb puldb lt
in the public press as e nmelistlc
in purpo.--e. The newspapers them
selves are really lar ahead ol t h
churches in (heir recognition of this
e aimelisilc opportunity. Many edi
tors are convinced t hat t he prob
lems of t he world will 11m er he
sohed rightly until Chrlsltau ptln
clples are applied ami that there
fore it is ttiie of the f unci (oils of
the public press. 10 present und ap
ply Christian principles.
"AdvertiMuu with an e anuelisltc
pur pose, says .Mr. t? ihson, "w iiefe -t!ie
aim is to re.o li tbe unchurched,
must be in the new spupers. "
M r. t; ibsou suauests a form of
ad erttsini; to cburches w bti-h ill
t;ike the bape ol a iiiiniaiuie s-r
men. "In iefy luterpreiini: some p;is
s.i te f script ore er In tel ".x appi -ln
some Christ i 11 principle." Ser
in on cites, of a hundred w ords in
himth, uitb ibe iiitme of tbe preat ti
er ami bis church annexed are uUo
rciomincude.l
M r ti ibson's conelusioas iim
reeom meniial ions are the oiilcouie of
a leselui ion adopt id hv the ,.
tn n 1 1 ( 'oiui il -'t l- W.ilnni:toii
mretiu ti-l July, t
NO BAITS
SAVE ON EVERY ITEM. AN UNUSUAL SAV
ING ON EVERY PURCHASE AT LA GRANDE'S
ORIGINAL CASH GROCERY.
VEGETABLES
l.iinisiin.i Kiln I 'vied Sweet I'ntiitoes, .smnolh
s'nek, " jH lini's 25c
( 'iilTois, per liiiifli 7c
I'm els, per lif.n ii 7c
icw t 'ill'lia-e, h. 5 VC
V.-ikiniii l'..i.:t.'es. Kid II.- 95c
While leiele K.idisli. liiue h 5c
EVERY DAY NEEDS
.iMacjiruni. Spai;iiet I i. Noddies. I lar'e pl,us 25c
Quaker Sell'-l isini;' I'aneake Klour. - pk.us 25c
Oregon Milk, lame ean '9c
'arnation Milk, larn'e ean 10c
lies! of the IVsl l"h ill". I!l Hi. sa, k $1.65
Olympie Flour, !.') ll. sack $2.15
SOAPS
Crys'.ai While. 1(1 liar- 47c
Wiiile l!oi'a Napt h;i, 10 har.- 43c
Yenie Oil, I hars 25c
hairy Soap, "J larfjo hars .. 25c
1
FRUITS
liCinoiis, dozen 39c
Oranges, dozen - 33c
Strawherries, the besr (pialil v, 'J boxes 25c
Per erate " $2.43
Apples, box 90c
Cherries, pound :..19c
Mananas, doz 40c to 60c
Cantaloupes, faine,- tpility, larue, '1 for 35c
COFFEE TEA
M.J. Ii., :, Mi. tin : '. $1.23
.M. .1. 1!.. 5 lb tin ,$1-97
Fresh Roasted I'.ulk (WlVe, 1 lbs 95c
Sehillinir's Tea, 1 lb 73c
Hill's Tea, 1 lb 68c
Swift's Lard .") lb. tin 95c
Su.iiar Cured IVnirs. lb .'. 19c
Nuuar Cured l'.aeon, lb 28c
(irande K'onde Lard, No. 5 pail 75c
CANNKD Kia iTS
Libby's Sliced Pineapple, No. "Ji :. iin 33c
Libby's Peaehes, No. l! U tin .." 33c
riiir
FISH
Pound Tins .i.ir Pia"d Sanlines ...
n '':ne-r K,,: lil
Ssiyav (' n!. '". '? tin
t 'alii' 'l-iii i 'I o.natoes N ., 'i , tin
Iel M nte S.diii Paek Tomatoes, No. '1 tin
I 're! ( i red S.oek Tonmloes, No. "Ji. Hn
'IllJ.lill ( h lel'v in. ilium izr
lie
blc
1
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i v.. jfr
24c .
l0c S
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