La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 07, 1923, Image 8

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    .Saturday, July 7, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE EIGHT
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ri;'htfmiK ulluPthtM'. 1 hrohtf lo
miv't Him. Worship, loukiui; lif-ynml
Hi U-ninlp. to tlio One who evnr
liveth to make interspssiun for uk
Hp Kits at the riht hand of thu
I'aUn'i'. Hi' will conic af;ain ami
ovory eyp shall see Ihn. II. V. P. Ij.
at 7 oVImk. .Miss Mary Snyilrr will
tt tt tt tt tt tt M tt it ti K ,.,i. A rt'orl.l Willi- lluilil is soon
tt All church nolii-pa must Ijp in tjto hfi iMiranizP.I. lie a iiiPinlici'. Kvc
tt the hands of the editor by ! p M niim nervine for the general public,
tl m. Friday afternoon. It fSoine chui-ches have no evening ser
if tl tt tt tt ' St tt tt tt !! it It vice during the ninimf-r :o we invite
I'liKSFiYTERlAN CHU1lC lI-"Nnv-'you to this one. A. It. Kitton, pas-
Pr .111 the hislorc of the world las ioi.
out the Kadio. His judgments me J. " JJROTIIERIIOOI) warehouses In protecting thiR sa-
TO OPEN IN JULY
there been a finer example of civil
ization ftlhwintr ChriHtiimity," Kiid
J'roMdcnt Harding nt Meiichiun this
week a ho snuk' cf tho Oh! Oreirou
trail pioneers. Wo re enjoying the
heritage of their sacrifices and l:i
rfiully do them honor, wn mut have
SALVATION Alt.MV Week night
-meetings Tuesday, Thuixlay, Satur-t
. day, H:UU p. in. .tummy morning
direct service iU:;J a. in.; inside it
a. m. hum lay school p. m. v.ome
uml ioi ii the umk ami blu contest,
their spirit. They followed the ban- A picnic is in store soon for the hun
ner of the Christ into tin Oregon V whool. Kuiuiay evening, 7:HU
country ami today i'(mes the ppor- 8:K) p. m. Good go.-pel services with
Utility of cam-in it forward in the tf'""' music and Hinging. 1"U are
program of life. May their Divine jail welcome.
Leader be your ideal and captain.
The church of Jesus Christ exists t FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
help others in their Christianity and SCIKNTIST Corner of First and
to its fellowship we most cordially I Washington. Sunday morning .ser-
invite nil. Sunday schorl at y:U in vice at 11 o'clock.
(Bv Associated Press)
HI'fiKAXK, Wntdi., July ?. Spokane'.-
new brotherhood Co-operative
National bank is expected to open
the last week in July, the recently
elected officers say.
"We hesitate to announce a defi
nite date until the work is further
along, " V. K. Croyle, vice-president,
.-ays, "but all the equipment has been
purchased subject to delivery July 1,
and we have allowed until July 20
for installation. Workmen u.-c busy
remodeling the interior of the build
ing and installing vaults and other
equipment."
Henry h. (ass of Cleveland, vice
president and manager, is in the east
with (J. O. Itnrnhai t, cashier, making
final arrangements for conducting
the business of the new institution-
son's apple crop.
A considerable portion of the loss
on last year's crop c:ould have been
avoided if them had been sufficient
storage space, it ii said. With the
new additions the total storage ca-
I parity will be increased to about
7.iu cars. About 1U per cent ot
this is cold ptoruge, and the rest is
classed as ordinary storage. ,
the manse and Y. M. C A. building
Morning worship at 11 in the First
Methodist Episcopal church and
Christian Endeavor at the home .f
Mrs. Kilith Pickett Howser at J:W.
Our new church building has been
started and any assistance will lie
gladly welcomed by the committee.
Anbody desirious of contributing to
the building fund will have (-pportun-ity.
Your support is solicited. Win.
Crosby lioss, minister-
Sundav school at 0:4: a- m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room open tc, tlio public
every Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday from two to four. All are
welcome to attend our services.
Uuilding Fruit Warehouses.
(Ilv Associated Press)
S'l'OKANi:, Wash.. July 7. Fruit
warehouses to increase the storage
capacity in north central Washing
ton by at least J0U0 cars are being
rushed to completion, it is stated
here. It is aimed to use the new
Wrecked Automobile Is
Salvaged From River
(By Associated Press)
8POKANK. Wash.. July 7. A
seven passenger automobile, wreck
ed and spilled into the Spokane river
near here in a rod accident, was re
cently salvaged after- lying for four
days under 20 feet of water.
The car was little damaged, con
sidering its watery burial. Two
.-pare tires, in addition to the four
on the wheels, were fully inflated.
Upon removal of the spark plugs,
the air .still compressed in the cylin
ders shot water several inches high.
As a result of rolling about on the
river bottom, it was found that the
car had suffered breakage of the
fenders, Jig lits, top, and one spring,
SI All HOT IM KLUbk.
( ISy tin- Associated Press
MANILA. July . Th- lit 24
siiiir crop ut Uif livii crnlnihi con
trol h-il ly Mm- I'hilippiio- Xulionul
liuiil; hi (hi- Inland ui' NVwnm, will In-
ilhotll !irl((HHI tollH, m- itp!'(.illltlili'lv
Mi jut 'rut liif-nliT limn tlx- lust crop.
Fl'HST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH In another week we shall
welcome our regular nuslor and all
will he returned to the call of the '''' '' "'isrh-n. supervising
chinch. This will be our last op- ; nln. -r r Hie I'lilllppine Hugar On
portunity of welcoming the Prcsby- t mIm Ag iwy. II,- x.-uro p;tni.-rs
K.ri.-.n iiiiiiister. the Rev. Win. Cres-!"'-' nniUhm ext.-nslv us.- of f.-rtlMers
bv Ross, who has williiiL'lv supplied p"m1 are nhtnhihu; ecrh-nt r.-nnlts.
us during the interim of changing
pastors. We should all show our ap
preciation of this contributed service
by our attendance upon the morning
worship hour at J I. Sunday Schorl
at 10 with classes for all. Let us
make, this Sunday one of the best
days1 in the summer after the won
derful experiences at the Wallowa
luke conference. Mrs. Joe Carr will
he the soloist at the morning wor
ship hour.
ISLANIl CITY C O Al Mi UNIT Y
CHURCH Services at the usual
hours next Sundny. Sermon by the
pastor in th emoruing. the eve
( ning after the Epworth League there
will be an Institute Echo meeting.
Hall K. Wallis, pastor.
TENT (Yrner Y and Depot Sts.
Evnngelist Harry Jt. R. Neat of Eu
gene, in charge. No services Sunday
morning. All are requested , to nt
tend your own places of worship.
Regular services 2:110 and K p- m.
Also each afternoon and evening
during the week at 2:M0 and 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
LH a Want. Ad find your bnypr.
SI tfWflV ,; KtU. THOSli FLIK3 .
'i" i j s
ST. PETER'S E I I S CO PAL
CHURCH Four and O. Holy C m
m union every Sunday at 8:01) a- m.
Holy Communion Saints Day and
Holy Days 8:00 a. m. Holy Com
munion First Sunday of nunth at
11:00 a. in. Morning Prayer and
jpermoti other Sundays ut 11:00 a, nij.
nunuay nennci ai :i:io a. m. itev.
S. W. Creasey, Rector.
FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH Sun
day school at 10 a. m. .Mrs. C- E.
Happersett superntemlent. Kubject of
lesson: "Mary, the Mother of Jesus."
New literature. New pins for awards
for regular attendance. Your pins
show where vou are in regularly. The
usual program for the hour of wor
ship. Mrs. C. E. Happersett, direc
tor of music. Congregational i-ing-ing.
Subject of Morning sermon:
"Jesus Our King." We should visit
Him and His house, lie will give us
His spirit. We can talk to him with-
Don't delay
moment in
riddingyourhome
of dangerous dis-
ensc-snrcaditstr flics
Rot ofu-r them l iuiil uwny.
it ccitumon-srnFe. Ucun.
eamUry way is to ue
HI Vnmpiro Is it pure vpRetable powder,
it is ubkoUitely hurnilet to laankmd and
uiiimalH, hut is
Sure Death to Su ch Tnse cts as
flloB, ninths, tnnsqultneK, bed buds,
cockrou elicit, tlftiH, uniinitl und plant
lice, antn, etc. Cm b- used in uuy rtmm
with pcrftct tnft-ty. Coim-s to a patent
bi lTowu bus tluit Is handy urnl ulwiiya .
icadylur use.
Grt a peckafie todayprico 1 9c
Wo SeU It
J
Great
Revial
LARGE
CROWDS-
INTENSE
INTEREST
Evangelist Harry R. It. Neat
of Eugene, Ore.
TENT
at
Y and Depot Sis.
2:30 and 8 P. M.
See
Sunday
Announcements
Wc Pray for the
Sick
but the body finish was apparently
in almost perfect condition.
Motion picture photographers and
.several hundred other person waUh
el workmen haul the cur from it
Kruve. .
Plan to Clear Highway
Boards of All Politics
(Bv Associated Press)
NPOKANK, WmsIi.. July 7. An
intensive program tu separate high
way boards from partisan politics,
insofar as possible, is due this year
on the part of the Inland Automobile
association, uccordinjf to Secretary
Fran!; ,V. tluilbert. The Inland at-
!...:.,.. Im-al branch of the
American Automobile association.
"Decisions to concentrate ....
problem was reached after a stud)
of statistics which showed tha the
hhrhway departments of 'f-'l"p
siius have ben radically cbanirerl in
the past, few months." Secretary
Guilbert stated in announcing the
program. "We fl that .H ;
f i.r highways is
of too icwat importance to be lnte.-
. T.. .. .lota rhntwe m ad
rupti uy a ti'iupiv.
ministration every few years.
Mlll.M. MI.MNO (iftOWS.
(lt tbc Aasoclaten Press) .
HKN'i. N. v.. July 7. Nevada, pro.
dur.Hl Kold, Hilver. ropp.r lead mii
?Jnr durln-r 1H22 valued at lr..7nr...
i,n!i romi.iire.l Willi S 1 1'.l :t7.ri:n; iii
lliil, iireonlinK to Kovirnuient Hliills.
His ni'1'li.-.l here. Hilver production
Inci-msed 1 .Mtr.,SOB ouiiriyi, w 1 1 1 1 :ol(t
il.'i llu.d 74 :i onneea.
l.onK I. "Core Die nulotuol.llo It Wat
ritli n that "the pl lldenl ajiya If kiU
want lo le a ainiier l.-ave flKnrotlej
nl. n-. All rlithi. fliipperM. sinoke.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Drink Water
If Back or
Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts If You Feel
Back.lchy or Have Bladder
Weakness
Too much rich food forms arid which I
exritr ami overwork the kidneys in
thfir efforts lo Idler it from the svtnu. I
l;!usi the kidneys occasionally to re
lieve them like ymi relieve the bowels, j
removing aeiils, waste and iHisou, else t
you may feel a dull misery in the kid- j
nev region, sharp pains iu the kuk or
sick headache diine-s, the stomach I
sours, tongue U mated, and when the j
weather i bad vou have' rheumatic
lu-innos Tl.,-. t,rl'n in ,-),..,, I. f.,11 .,f
sediment, the channels often get irri
tated, obliging one to get up two or
three times during the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids and flush olT the IkkIv's uriiiotti
waste, IwRin drinking water. Un et
aUmt f-ur ounces nf J;id Sail- from
any pliarmacy, take a tahlesnxMifuI in
a h'-Is of water before breakfast for
a few da s ami vmir kidneys mav then
mi one ami manurr uisorn rs disanpear.
The Straight Lines
of the
New Modes
Are Gracefully
Achieved By
Wearing
I'ront Ijmi; CnrM'l.s
Novir Imvo th filyhs callfd no
ItiHlHiently for Urn s that are
slrulnht and alcndi-r. "La ;a
mtllo" workfl womit-rs hi ifeiitly
IHTfiiimllneT KurpiiiH flt-Hh into
fuJilon'n Killioiu'tlt' nmUi-s your
K(vn a Hinooth-nitlnrr Huere.i.
You'll lovo tho iH'W mo'lflH of
"I.a ramilli'" Klvinn you tho
lim-s and huoyanry . of youth,
l.ow-toppoil and of dainty fnh
rleiitton Mtrlitly tmned hut via-
Hot Weather
Is Here
Save a doctor hill by sending your Family
Washing to us
We Do It Right
The Modern Laundry
MAIN 77
Cleanliness A Modern
Idea
SHORTLY before the Civil War, Boston made it a pris
on offense to take a hath except on tha advice of a
physician. The Philadelphia Council tried to make it
illegal to bathe, between November 1 and March 15 and
failed by one vote. Virginia placed a luxury tax of $30
on each bathtub in the state.
Ideas regarding cleanliness have changed materially
since then. In fact, ideas on almost everything have un
dergone something of a metamophosis. Today, these
changes are taking place more rapidly than ever before.
There, has never been a time when evolution hit such a
furious pace when conditions changed so quickly when
standards of living were raised so consistently.
You may not realize it, but advertising is responsible
for much of this improvement. Advertising has taken its
place as a leading force in solving the wants of the people.
Stop and think how many of the appliances you use, the
foods you eat, the clothes you wear and other articles ,
entering into your daily life, were popularized through
newspaper advertising
Then you will realize what a debt you owe to adver
THE ADVERTISEMENTS MEAN A LOT TO YOU
DON'T FAIL TO READ THEM
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This famous alts is made from the IhU only tn th.'lr ln-nrfits.
acm ot nryjn ami irmott inice, com
him-d with lit Ida , and has been used
for years to help clean and stimulate
sIiiKty.-h Wdneys and stop bladder irri
tation. Jan) Salts is inexpensive and
nukes a dk h'uhiful effervescent Ittlna
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help pre
vent serious kidney and bladder dis
orders. Hv all me:it), drink lots of Rnd water
every dav. Have oiir ihsiei.in exam
ine your kidneys at least twice a year,
He- fitt.-d to your liKllvidunl
mo.lrl of "l.a rntnlHe" find en
joy ii youthful figure nnd a flex
ible ense that St dellKhtful.
A rompb'U lino of tho latent
nindetH ahvnys on hnnd.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
I'orvrtli'n
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Cleaned and Pressed is Often Mistaken for
A NEW SUIT
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From 5.00 to $1 Ki.OO
' ' ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir Jefferson
i
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"It may be comedy for you
but it's tragedy for me."
So said a young man to us with a painful smile His
heart was in those words. His story was common - his op
portunity had come and found him with only five dollars
cash. It required less than five hundred.
Reader, we do not preach about saving. Wc speak from
the experience of others-men and women like vou Ren--ular
saving pays. fa
The Wardrobe j United States National Bank
WOOD W. XIRST
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Dry ('leaning Sprcialtj