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' THE LA flRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER PAGE THREE Saturday. October 1 j, 922 1 I All church notices must La in the hands f the editor by 4 p. m. rnuay uiieinoon. v. , -Regular Sunday tATTF.n PAY RAINTS aervices at tho Tabernacle school commences at 10:30 Racramontal Bervlces at 12:15 o'clock p. in. Mutual Improvement Association, Sunday, at 7:30 p. m. Priesthood and Relief Society meet ing at 7:110 p. m. Primary associa tion at the tabernacle Tuesday, for children, 4 p. m. Primary associa tion on north side at iho little chapel, for, children, Thursday at 4 p. m. Religion class at tabernacle Thursday at 2:30 and 4 p. m. Re ligion class at the chapel on north Bide at 2:30 und 4 p. m. Tutwdny. Regular choir practice at the Taber nacle Thursday at 7 p. in. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend any or all of our serviced. David I. Steddard, Bishop. Klnrt HuptUt Church. Hunilav Koliool ut lo. m.. C. II. Iloffin. super tnttmltnt. Kvery chins in every de-I-Hi inient at full speed now I the or der. t'tt are preparing for a bis rally it y Noon. AIko frtr some cIiihk pirliea liev. It. I. Itnndnll will preach for us Sunday morning. You all know, und lov. llrolhei- Kumiull. Kusteru tue- ifc Kiu unit a purt of Washington is ni lent, no me are now inreiKii iiuum arios that were converted lit ills mm intery. (Jive hi in a lariro contrreKation, The music Kunduy will bo seltvted with u view of helping soino to find salva tion. Kvery member of the choir Is urged to be present. Mr. l- S. Jes ter, director of music ; Mrs. T. Hap. pnrselt. ptunlst. The evening sermon will he "The Hkewardshlp of Prayer." or ' How 1'rayer t'hutiK'' Things." We bad ii fine meeting l ist Sumluy eveniinr and three camp forward for live ser ico to Ilie M ister. The new parson iiK''it,'o will soon Ite finished. Any Klit on thi.'i tihonlil be mulled or hand m! to I1'. S. Jester, treasurer.' A. It. Sitton, pastor. Zion Knslistt Lutheran Church. 005 M avenue. Sunday school ut to a. ni. Mrs. It. liogsiad, superlntenii etit. l'reachliitf service at 1I:M. Her moil subject. "The I'haracler of the Itlch Young Ruler." Mrs. J. Toweiy will preside ut the organ and the choir will hIiir. It. Itotrsiad. Pastor. Hes idence, l JHifi oak St. plione, I3!i-H. M. K. Church Pouth Services niorhing iml evening. I'ri'aehtng l.y J. M. Johnson, the, presiding elder tif l.a IJiumle district. Sunday school at In a. ni. League ut 7: (mi p. in. Let everybody come. A. J. Stunner, Pun-tor. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner of First and Washington. Sun day morning service at 11 o'clock. Hubjoct. "Doclrinn of Atonement." 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 to attend our services. The rind Methodist Fi.l-eopal riiurcb. We are to o the privilege of hearing I r. I'lieries Wesley Ter.nev, president of flooding Cojlege prearli ' Kunday forenoon. He will be hero to Speak to the. Kpworthiims Sunday ev ening and li'is kindly (onsen ted to preach In the morning. Parents, bring your young people to hear biin. He will bring them a stimulating iiuih Htige. Hperlal music. Hiblo school at 9:4r.. There will bo a class for you. taiiMbt by one who has spent time pro paring an Interesting lesson. An hour spent studying the Hook will he one of the most profitable of the week Claude Cooper, superintendent. Tllg Hp worth League I tally In the after noon and evening. All the Kpworth l.eagnera with their pastors, from lon. Cove and Island City are coming. Speeches, short und snappy: songs of cheer; discussions, practical and pert inent; a picnic supper with jest and jollity, will nil be on tap. Then the big Hound-t'p nt night! He sure and come. A big bill of fnre. all day Sun- 'day. You cannot afford to miss any of 1(. a. H. tlulgley, Minister. Presbyterian Church. Secretary Pryko of the local Y. M. C. A. will be the speaker at tomorrow's morning service at tl o'clock. We will all wunt to hear him speak on a theme most vital to our community like. In the ovenlng hour at 7:80 tho Westminster (Jiuld will have full charge of the ser vice at which time pictures on "Our Church at Wjurk In India." wilt be thrown on the- screen. Kverybody should see these pictures for their edu cational value. - The Sunday school and Young People's Society meet at the iiMial hours. You will find ti wel come at our church ami wo welcome shangerw In our midst. We aro hero to nerve this community and to live the Christ life. Share with us these privileges. W. C. Itoss. Minister. Tele phono Main 12S. Manset 1310 Wash ington avenue. We're Enthusiastic about Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries And of course, the source of our enthusiasm is in the product the high quality materials the careful inspection and on top of it all Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation. And if you need battery ser vice you know where we are I LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION St. Peter's episcopal Church. Cor ner 4 f It street and O avenue. October i:lh will he tho 18th Sunday after Trinity: Itegular services. Holy Com munion, 8 a. m.; Sunduy school, U:4fi; morning prayer and sermon, 11:00: evening prayer, 7:30 .p. in. Pastoral Letter of the House of Hlshops, issued at tho dose of the general convention, will be read at our morning service. All are cordially invited. Jos, W. Uiiiiii, Pastor. The Salvation Army Adj. nnd Mrs. C. A. Peterson. Residence 11112 W. Phone 295-W. Sunday morning ser vice at 11 a. m.; Sunday school at 2:0. p. ni.; Sunday evening service at S : no p. in., ami week night meetings on Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday at S:co p. m. We are having tho Har vest Festival Sale on next Saturday. October 21, at the Army J full starting at 2 p. in. Also In the evening at 8:00 p. m. Yon are all Invited to attend. and a sale of thoroughbred stock in the Condon at ago line bust May. To the afternoon. ' suy the least the Congressman bus had ei, .,..!,.- niiMMin writ run nfrU severe time, being confined U bis with ii-c:it success. Several close lac- im" l"u "" os started the event. Wednesday, tho closing day, found two especially In teresting races. The weather contin ued favorably throughout the wek and nothing occurred to mar the most suc cessful termination of the fair. Over $o(io was paid in rush premiums to exhlhltorti ""d the persons in the- var ious speed trials amounted to nearly $4.1X10. A considerable amount of the premium fruit and vegetal de.s tw shipped to Portland Und will be placed xhihition during the reiuiljider or The fight between the bull dog an 1 the bear which tonk place last Sat urday u In lit resulted In a draw, Hriiln was uuuhle to deal a knockout blow. although he punished bis adversary to a considerable extent. The frosty nights which rau.'.ed the IrouMevome lnn.::o fly to tu:n up bis toes have at hist arrived, The com I made the tax levy for the year t H'12 without waiting, for lhV board of e'uall?atlou thought it best vast amount of livestock and oven the piano In tho house hnve been seized upon by littichnu-nt. Nodi no ami Shirley were formerly partners In the farm ami stock business, hut the part nership busluesH was dissolved ubout three years ago. Since then, both have neon extensive operators In fanning., Shirley this year bad ft wheat yield of 2400 acres. Hultlmora Hun: A hick town In one that has lutth In tho advertisement that pro mbwa thfl original New Yat-k enst. llichmonrt Time pfupnteh: Defiled Muscle HhoulR, Mr. Kont ruuy offer to teke a loo-year looite on another well known power ftlant culled Wall Street. Just Thirty Tfears Ago in the Grande Ronde Valley on cM.imuon uur.ng ine rem turner or;, l,OMlllh.Ul Us Wo,.,t ,ull, !IVOmI 1 1. A I o.lnul I It'll if . 1 . ' , , eotuplicftllons oi Inst year, 't no levy At the October meeting of the Conn-L ((h fll,IW(,. t,0). Konri r(Mllltv ly court several matters of Importance fnn(Si ,(( mUlH. fm. rontlnviMlt Crtlinfv were aueimeu iu. . purposes, The salary oi ine oumy pcuooi , f M(.i,.u. ,,,.,. r ...im. (hhdH'r lltli, lh!U. The County Fair this year was said to be, one of the most successful ever given. The closing days found a ban ner ni tendance. Kriday was school children's day at the fair grounds ami lo say the least the children wore well represented. Karly in the forenoon the exhibition on driving horses took place, followed bv the cattle ex-hllIN I Superintendent waa rixed at $1200 par tannuin, tinted frm Octoher 1. Tiie framework of the Alllano.t j I'loni big .Mill Is rapidly nearing com- t plelloiu i! J." It. Thorseti and J A. Matott are in attendance at the grand lodge of (he K. of P. at Kinetic this week. Snow has made it appearance Oil Hie Kagle Creek mountains and will probably remain on the ground until next spring. The Toola ai not til dent) yet. A young man from Toronto will attempt lo cross N iagara tlorgo on the 3 -1 inch rope this week. lion. W. It. Kills has almost recov ered from the Injuries he received on Including Indigents, 'A mills;! for road t fuiuls. -2 !Ycd NmliiH' ton counly, U, suit agiitnsl I king. Sbirlex and for st ite, b mills. . the cattle king of Cn :i Ih'huii an attachment (J. Shirb-y, the wheat i farm implement an I AH tho dirt removed with least . a V.yjL wear by TODRN, GENTLM ACT- ' 1Na EQUIPM ENT. No rubbing, , !-" jtw' isting or button b ren king ni ALASKA IFURS jpst ni-:ti:i vi:i A fine lino of ready-to-weat Alas ka furs which 1 will sell for n very reasonable price. You ure all ' welcome to come nittl sec them. 1 nlsu buy nil kind of raw fiiru nnd will pay best prices. Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave. THE SWEETEST DAY OF THE YEAR Saturday Oct, 14. SPECIAL! Candy in bulk, 3Hc. Boxes, 45o. 75c and up ltot Tonuiles Jack O'Lantern iM'yi'liln'i1iff1rafc1 FOR SALE 5 room modern bouse, two 1ot9, lawn and trees. All tenced. Good wood shed. On X avenue. Price 2fi00. $500 cash will handle It. $25 and Interest per montn. , , 20 acres west of Imblor, 9 acres (u orchard, ' House, barn and out buildings. This Is the beet of Sand Ridge soil. Price $6000. See us In regard to terms. 520 acres, six miles southeast of Union. Good six' room modern house," V mile rfrom school, good bnrn fit up for dairy ranch. 180; ncres under cultivation. in iencea and cross fenced. This is an Ideal i stock and dairy farm and will bear Investigation. Will take some trade ; on this property. Main highway; and Oregon Trail runs right by the door, Willard Batteries A. L. Grossman 80 acres about miles east of La iGrande. All tinder cultivation. This 80 acre tract Is nearly all in timothy and alfalfa. This Is one of tho choice eighties In Grande Honda valley. . Has water right and would nmlio an ideal farm for someone. C. J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building Grande, Oregon The Sporting Event of the Season Opens October 15th Chinese Pheasant Shooting is the sport of all sports if you have the right equipment Let Us Show You Our GUNS and AMMUNITION Also Duxbak Rain - Proof COATS PANTS HATS Sportive Goad oi All K'mit SP Automatic Electric Ironer Slightly used, but in perfect condition. ' For Sale at a Great Reduction Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company Autos Burn! The car and tfaniKC that is not protected from fire may mean thousands of dollars loss. Buy complete insur ance here. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. policies cover practical ly every known risk, SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY J CHAS. H. UEVNOI.DS, Mimior. I Id (Irande Oregon ! "Insuranco With Hcmlco" i r a H If D ROADWAY AT STARK Portland, Ore. VOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION through the combined efforts of a staff, who after yeiuu of training, understand the needs of the travel ing public. MUSIC, DANCING nnd the BEST TO KAT At Arthur H. Meyers Manager Oregon Hardware Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Fancy Potatoes, cwt $1.25 Solid Cabbage, cwt $3.51) Large Dry Onions, cwt $1.95 Pears, box - $1.25 Fancy Cauliflower'.- 25c to 85c Large Blue Ribbon Celery 15c Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. for 25c Large Florida Grape Fruit 22c Quality Brooms, your choice 98c . Price of good brooms is advancing. Buy now. Our prices are delivered to your house. Take advantage now. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service Main The Power of Saved Money 1 "it is not the young man's earnings that put him through col ' lege; that keep him until he becomes independent; that set him up in business. It is the money the old man saved. The power of saved money lies behind every farm, every in dustry, every business every activity that goes to make pro givss. H is tho mainspring of the happy home; the secret of in dependent old age. YOI'P. money in this bank means more power to the nation. Your money in this bank means ever ready and ever growing power for you. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon ! j& Im p lenient Co. c o . . Q 1 . ,11)1 1 . I.I o
