Saturday, October 7, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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All church notice must be in
:H the hands of the editor by 4 p.
m. frnuay afternoon.
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out. 1'nnu hint? sorvfce. 11 n. m. Kcr-'erly Hup of ltnilocl; Htroet to u lino lH $31,840.27.
moil HuhjtM-t, "Tim Value of Sunday tlr.iwn at right udkI.-s to suM Jtffr- I:' orr fho Commission. Sen
ior i he Individ mil. ( 'liuivh, it ml Nil son A vpiiiio from iho most westerly tmnlmr 7, 112 2,
...... . ...... i ,...... ..r int, ............ J. K.S'PK AHNH.
H,M. ill If.. J. VI. itlllKIIIKCr Will M-- ! , . Hf,,IMI 1'IJ..V.M -
shle at the 01 xan. The iholr will Miutf. I t t ho i 'ity of Ui (iiun.lr: t'ove Ave.! I ity Kccoruor.
-- Itt v. t:. lluKluit. I'ustor. IteHl. tuio from iho northerly line of Jeffer- "rl- -T-J
ilt-uce, 1:mii; (uk, phone i:i.r-ll. laon Avenue to the southerly line of " 1
Rluml Avenue und Ishuul Avenuo from ADMINIHTKA I'Olt'S NOTICE.
the north line of rove Avenue to uf Notice is hereby Riven thttt the un-
I'inu ItapiiHt church. Sumliiv j connection with the present puvemeut idersigned has been appointed by the
Ht houl m iua. nt. (i. It. Hi;an, Hunt.. 1 at the east eity boundary and Tenth!'"ty court of Union County, Ore
will ho present ai'tur having he'en kpf i Street from the north line ot M Ava-;K"n. us tulminictrntor uf the estate of
away on m-count or lrkues. A full nu0 to the nouilierly line of Wuahliitf-iHcthel A. Davis, deceased, and that
atU'ial.uice in uiKeil. Thcwrmoii nul- ton Avenue; Kpruee Stieet from tlje ' U persons having claims against sai !
jeer Siimluy mut niiiK will he "Kire." ' northerly line of Washington Avenuo ustato are required, to present th t
hoir will sIiik appropriate moiik. l 'e northerly line of A.titma Ava.'wmo to the umlersigne-1 at A
LATTER PAY SAINTS Regular
services at the Tabernacle. Sunday
school commences at 10:30 a. m.
Sacramental services at 1 2 : 1 5
o'clock p. m. Mutual Improvement
Association, Sunday at 7: HO p. m.
Priesthood and Kelief Society meet
ing, at 7:30 p. m. Primary associa
tion at the tabernacle Tuesday, tor
children, 4 p. in. Primary associa
tion, on north aide at the little
chapel, for children, Thursday at
4 ip,"m. Religion class nt tabernacle
Thursday at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Re
ligion class at the chapel on -north
Ida at 2:30 and 4 p. m. TuesiHy.
Regular choir practice at the Taber
nacle Thursday at 7 p. m. The pub
lic Is cordially Invited to attend
any or all of our serviced. David
I. StadiUrd, Bishop.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner of. First and Washington. Sun
day morning service at H o'clock.
Snhjeel. "Are Sin, Disease unci heath
Ileal-'"
Sunday school at 9:43 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 lo attend our. services.
Mrs. - S. .h-ster, ilirrelor of musie:
Mrs. r. K. Happerswt, pianist. Mer
nion .subjt'i't Sunday i-vi'nlnjr "Slow
ardshlp" The youm? people will wor
ship with th cuiitf reUiun iiaiu hut
plans and literature uit ludiiK worked
out lor their nieplliiK. The Chris -1
lion Kndeavor Commotion will hriiu:!
many ut-w 1.1 as for youn pt-oplt and'
we hope all will attend. --A. It. Sitton.
PusUm'.
line.
'I ho improvement will consist of
Rr idiiik' the uhove named slreols X
I he proper sub-Kiade. construe tin;;
cunerete. sidewalks and curhs, coa
ertu crosswalks, driveways, entcli
hasiiis, manholes, monument laying
wood headers, und eoneri,i M-wer !d"
fur surface drutn, wood sidewalks and
leuiba on fills of two feet and paviu;:.
the roudwuys full width on tlio wesn
jsido of the D.-W. It. JC N. tmpiiuy'a
M. K. Church South. Services Hiin-j ni"ln Hue truck ami the central 1 li
day iiioi iiini; and evening. Sunday p'"'' of I,,(V roadway on the east side
school at in n. in. Prayer nifctiHK o( wiltl truck, with eilher uspluiltte
Wetiuesday evening. Kveryhody isN'oncreto pavement or I'ortland
invited to attend all serviee.i. Wejnient eonetote p.-ivenu-nt as nmy ho
expect to hold a meet I nt,' heuinnltiK Mdertel by tho Commtssion when
ahout the middle ol November hav-'th bids arc opened. Ail work to be
in our dedieation at the end of the Mono- urcordlnir tn the plans end speet
meeting. Let us all plan to,- u gr eat h atlons heretofore adojiteil for this
nieetmt'. A. J. Simmer. (-improvement. All bids must l.o ue
coinpaniet ly a certltied check for h
per rent f the amount hid and tho i
t ommission reserved the
ject anv or all bids.
St. Peter's Kpfscopal Churrh. Cor
ner Kourth SI. ami O Ave. Hi'iiKir
Sunday services: I bdy 'ouimunior,
H u. m.; Sunday school, 'J:4r.; morn-
iiiR prayer an.l sermon, 11:00; even-j-Iiih:
rayr, t, m. Children ofV!
the Hutiday srliool are retni'iillif; in
Kood numbers now that the sumincr
vaculion is over: It is hoped that all
the teachers will tie back in their plac
es next Sunday. "Knowing and Ihr
.inK" will be the topic of the morn
iiiK sermon. " All are very cordially in
vited. Jos. V. tJ-nnii, Pastor.
avenue in La tiramie, t'regon, will
i proper vouchers wiliun six montha al
ter tins date for adjustment.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
22nd day of September. 11122.
I'lERT DAVIS,
p Administrator.
Tly Sept. 2:1-30, Oct. 7-14-21
Ny lCK TO 1,ONTHA1VI,OIW.
Notice la hereby Kiven that sealed
bids will be received by the Commis
sion of the City of !-a Grande, Oro.-
Koii, ut 7:30 o'clock - m., of Wednes
day, October ISth, 19V. for the con
struction of u lateral sewer in the al
ley between Ceilur Htroet ntut KlrBt
Street and- net ween Urumly Avenue
and Palmer Avenue, known as Sewor
Imniovemenl 1 Ustricl 1-y. uccordinj;
to the plana and. specifications here
tofore adopted lor this Improvement.
All bids, must he accompanied by cer
tified check for 5 per cent of tho
amount bid and the Commission ru
t-lulu to re-secves tho right lo reject any or all
I bids.
October HHh luftt day to pay water
ron i without a penalty. 10-ii-St
mis: fH:
lt $4'.)7.&9.
Uy or.Ur of tto CominiMilon, Hop
tember 27th, iy22.
J. K. PTKAHNS,
City Hocorder.
Oct. Ii-7-9.
lU'UlM
, IlulUs bavo arrived. Duffodlls, Tul
ips and llyncinths.
CHEIUIYS PLOniBTS; '
in-0-St
The City KuKinecr's oslimatc of eat The City Knthicer'a estimate of cost i1
The I-'irst Methodist Kpiscop il
Churcli.- We take preat pleasure in
tiuuoimctnK thfl the sermon Kumlay
moruhiff will bo preached by Hov.
W. Iteuter. who Is vistthiK- his son.
Walter Heuler. lie is a preacher of
many yours experience and will hrtmc
a messuKe worth while. Npnrfnl music
by the Chorus Choir. The Anthem,
"The Had lun Morn," by Woodard.
The Mi hie Hchool session will hCKin
nt Tho yonnK people's class
made a splendid heKinnlmr bust Sun
day with a large attendance and n
live Intei est. Knroll at once so as
to be In ut the commeiicenieui of the
special course of study on "Tho Orlffln.
SiKnificunce and Abiding- Worth of thej
i .um. miKi iHoutherly
er last Sunday. Keep up tho (?ood
work! Claude. Cooper, superlntend
ftnl. The Kpworth LeaRuo ift in full
nw;.r?RT. now, after tho month's vaca
tion. Fine meeting last Sunday! Pome
thing of umiHuul interest ure In utore
for all young people who attend. Come,
Sunday evening ut fi:30 and hear
ahout some of them. Harvey Carter,
presidftiit. Helpful meeting for ev
erybody at 7:30. Practical talk o;i
"Tl, o r'V.niciUnliv llifit CmniKi ' Hnnrl
music. Whero can you spend an hour
wilh more pleasure und profit? Q.
Ch rlut Inn Church. Preach lug by 1
ihe pastor at the morning hour, Thej
eveuiui; hour will bo taken by. tho;
t '. K. ( 'onveution, which is In session j
at the church., liihle school meetsj
ut I : 4 r . Prayer mooting u Wednos-
duy evening,' M r. Jolin, I luwley in
churgo. o, W. Jones, Minister'. j
TRY OUR
Fresh .-Olympia
Oyster Cocktails
Jack-0-Lantern
1115 Adams
Wiped
Out!
Such a report after a fire
lias frightful sound. Home
owners have no excuse for
iieglijfenee i n insurance
matters.
Service plus a policy in
the Hartford Fire Insur
ance Company moans fair
and full payment of losses.
Call on thirl agency.
SECURITY INSURANCE
AGENCY
Perfects 'New Principle
of Clothes Washing
CHAS. n. ItKVNOLDS, Mftnnger. t
Ia Ormide Oregon J
i "Insurance With 8orvlcoM I
otici; TO '.NTit."rVHs.
Notice Is "hereby given that sealod
bids will be received by the Commis
sion of the City of Ui (liande, Ore
gon, at 7:30 o'clock p. in., of Wednes
day. October IMh, ID 2 2, for tho im
provement! of the following named
streets as a district improvement
known as Improvement i Msirirt No.
12:; Hemlock Street from the north
erly line of Adams Avetnio to tho
line of Jefferson Avenue.
and Jefferson Avenue rrotu ttie west-
H. guigley. Minister.
Presbyterian church "Not good if
detached." roads your railroad tick
et. Do not become detached from
your church, but coma regularly as
you ittend Sunday school tomorrow
morning at 9:4u and the worship hour
at 1.1 :im. You have n place at both
nervices. During Sunday afternoon
mul evening wo will co-operate with
the Christian Mndeavor convention ho
that onr evening services will be held
In the Disciples of Christ church. Yon
will enjoy tho privilege of hearing
out-of-town speakers, ho plan lo at
tend services through the day. The
(Iruudo Hondo Presbytery will meet
here next Tuesday night for tho pur
pose of installing the minister. The
general public invited, but the mem
bers of our church and congregation
nro expected to be present. Service
begins tU S o'clock on Tuesday. Ilroth
erhood meeting will be held Wednes
day evening at the home of J. K. Heus
ty. to which all men are most cordial
ly Invited to hear the subject "Turkey
in Europe." by William Miller. He
member wo are bore to serve tho com
munity. W. " Hoss. Pastor.
Hot?
You know how much eastey It Is for
you to overheat after you have over
eaten. Batteries are almost human.
The battery that overheats and puts
you to a lot of trouble, due to warped
or buckled p'tates, is the battery that
has been allowed to over-charge.
There is a mighty simple remedy for
overheating of batteries. If you haven't
tried it you'll be surprised to nd how
well it works. Here it is:
TURN ON YOUR
HEADLIGHTS
THE REST OF THE DAY
WHILE DRIVING.
We can tell you some other thing
about batteries that will save you
trouble and expense.
Come in anytime. I
LA GUANDI2 BATTERY PTATION
Satisfaction
HAVE YOU TRIED
OUR LAUNDRY?
IF NOT,
WHY NOT?
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We endeavor to turn out satisfactory
work all the time.
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PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL
The Modern Laundry
MAIN 77
For Sale
Good rooming Iiouho In La Grande
Good dairy proposition $Su0. Four
room houeo, two lurne corner lota
on Sixth 9 1 root $120". 20U caah.
Apartment uouao ou 8th atreot.
16-acro tract one tulle eaet of La
Grande on iho Cove road, $IGU?
ensh will, baudlo it.
6 -room house on Seventh street,
large comer lot. Good buy ut $2500.
The GYRAFQAtJ WASHER
Cleans clothes faster, better and more carefully.
No other washer creates such marvelous action
in the water. Never before has there been, such
an ideal watei: action used in washing clothes.'
It is entirely new.
The Tub of this Wonderful Machine, ia made,
of cast aluminum. It will not rot, rust, corrode,
swell, shrink, warp or split. ' ' .'
YOU MUST SEE IX
At
Oregon Hardware
& Implement Co.
r
Strictly modern home on Wash
ington avenue, In tho 1600 ulo:k.
$800 cahIi, $35.00 monthly payments.
The Hat That Has
A dandy lltllo modern homo near
the high school. J2500. Good
terms.
We hnve for aula and tradn,
all kinds of good farma, stock
ranches, fruit tractB. building
lots and city pruipurty of all
kinds.
Automobile audi Fire
Insurance
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Notary Public
The. soft felt bat has been the hit of the yew;
because it is the only, hat ever designed, that,
suits every age and can be.axljuBted.by any wear.
er in the style that is inoet Docoimng.
We have, them on
SPECIAL $2.9&-7SATURDAY ONLY
We also have a new shipment of Beaver Sailor
in a variety of colors'.
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
Zion KnnllHh Lutheran f'liurch A I
i ni M Mrrct. Kiuulay srliool at 1 0 Jrm VlUdOlIlClil
a. m.. Mrs. li. HnK.stitil. sitnrrintPtul-
Broadway at Stark
Portland, Ore.
YOU ARE ASSURED A TERSOXAL
HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION
through the combined efforts of a'
staff, who after years of training-,
understand the needs of the travel
ing public.
J1U8IC, DANCING and the BEST
, TO EAT
At
-YE- J
AaTMim H. Meyers m NAG E R
Wiliard f ,
Batteries !
j "HAMILTON" j
I the nrw CoUm 'ml ilrrign in J
j ALVIN SILVER STERLING j
' A namesake o( llie great American States- I j
' man and a perlect example of all that was j
j best in the decorative art of his time: i
We are showing this and other Alvin III
S YXylV Silver designs at our store., II J
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J. H. Peare & Son
0 e Jewelees and Optometrists
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The
Business Man
In the modern commercial scheme the business man is the indis
pensable unit. On his success depends the nucccos of nmny asso
ciates. Me has, therefore, the courage to initiate und the Bkfll
lo execute all soils of enterprises.
His bank connection he regards as of vital importance. Ho
knows how to use his bank, and appreciates fully the vnlua uf
savings in taking advantage of eveiy opportunity.
Many business men' find the services of this bank nwst imtW
factory, not only -in tho coivluc of thair buiefct, bub daw tut
the accumulation of a whwJ ftta-pJiw.
Ufii&tJ S28? National Bt
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