La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 14, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturdav, July 14, 1923 utttittnititaiiiiu is All church, notices must be in M .inliiialer. thy In continuation of the HrronirP- i ments which we nnve nil enjoyed tlur-' ing the Minimcr inosihK. With con-! tinupil co-oppration on the pnrt of ull nur mmlerhin in church and con-! irrepation we will accomplish the nm- j bilious which we have in mind for b church that will show the xpirit of j the .Master for whose iclorv we labor, tt in the kiiiK'lom. Win. Cro-diy Muss, ' TRAFFIC ffflf tt the hands of the editor by 4 U m. Fridav afternoon. It t! It It St tt U tt it tt riHHT HAPTIHT flll'ltCH Hun dny School ul in o'clock. Mm. K. JlapperHett, Hupt. livery toucher wh preiient lout Hiiniluy und the ehinnefi wftfe well attended. Tho new llleru ture 1b flno thlH quurler. Tho mornliiK wortOiip will herein 1t A. M. lht In your plno prompt ly iind help to nuike t tie service a hlenned one. The sermon will he on "The l.lfo Rc-yond." al Grande Iiiih niiiiiy funeralH nnd , should 1 hlnk some of the m-xt life. Th eternal life. To wall (III we are (no sick io llilnk properly Ik not rltcht, Jlave all thill arranged the mime an you nmiUKf your oi her huMlnesH (in thin Im t)u mom tin porta n I of all. it, y. I. I '. at 7. J'. l. A good lender nnd fine loptc. t'ome. The joiihk Klfls will nii-et at .Mrs. C. K. !Happer.(t'fi home on the evening of July 1H for the purpom of oi'kui.Ik UiK a "World Wide Guild." All the UlrlH oyer 12 iirp'iirtfed to come. The evening service will he of K''iHrnl in tercut aiul all thOKc not having a ser vice are Invited to worship with ns and help make one irreat evenliiK meeting Sunday. There will he hnptlnmal service the close of tlirt rnorniiiK sermon. Any Wishing haptlMiu please come prepar ed. --A. It. Hilton. 1'nstor DOUKHOBORS LOOK FOR MILD CLIMATE ST. PETE'R'S KPISOOPAf CHURCH Fourth and O. Holy ( oinmutiKin every faumlay ut 8:uu m. Holy Communion Saints Day and Holy Days M:OU a. in. Holy Com munion first Sumiuv of month at 11 B. in. Morning prayer und sermon other hunduys at 11:00 a in. Sunday School at 0:45 n, m. Kev. S. W. Creasey, Rector. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Once again we take possession of our regular services and with Mrs. Hershey of Imhler in charge of the morning worship hour we will gather at 11 o clock with Mrs. C. C. Dunning the vocul so loist. lAll members of our church should he in their places to act as hosts to the membership of the Pres byterian church congregation as they continue to worship with us for a few more Sundays. Our summer services have been well attended and ,with the coming of our new minister we should endeavor to make the Iord's J)y the best day in the week. Dr. Keith will arrive the early part of the week to take charge of this: appointment and will be at home to! the calls of the parish. I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner of First nnd Washington. Sunday morning ser vice at 11 o'clock. , Subject, "God." Sunday school at 9;4b a- m. Wed nesday evening mvcting at 8 o'clock. jReuding room open La the public every Monduy, Wednesday and Sat urday from two to four. All are welcome to attend our services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "Watch us grow," Is a good idea these days with the contractor in charge of our building operation and the new church home coming nearer each week. We look for a hiirirn. and .better work as the result of this new building. We will be able to be of greater service to this com munity when wo move into our new home. In the meanwhile our Sundav School is meeting in the manse and i. -M. C. A. each Sunday morning at 9:45 ami our morning worship hour will be in the First Methodist Epis copal church for the next four Nun- WINNIPKG, Man., July 14. Vegctariuuism and the rigors of Sas katchewan winters are not compat ible, at least in the experience tf the Doukhohors, a religious Feet which is planning to migrate to a clime whose winter months can bet ter be withstood without the aid of animal fats. Peter Verigin, whose official posi tion with tho Doukhobors is presi dent of the Christian Community of Universal Hrotherhood, Limited, of Verigin, Saskatchewan, is authority for the statement that the vegetar ians have found the Saskatchewan province winters too rigorous to ie withstood on their diet. Verigin awl E. Caskoff, manager of the Doukho- bor community, nave gone east in ! search of a suitable tract, probably in the fruit lands of the province of Ontario, on which ' to locate their followers. The loaders believe that the next settlement of the Doukhobors, after they have disposed of their Saskatch ewan property, will be in the vicin ity or the Niagara peninsula, wnerei a jam making industry probably; will be cxtuulisheri, such as hus been successfully operated bv Doukhobors at Brillian, B C. Verigin pointed out that persons who eat meat, perhaps use stimu lants, and find solace in smoking, had found Saskatchewan's climate suitable, but that vegetarianism was one of the important features of the Doukhobor creed, and not to be al tered because of climatic conditions. The migration will affect 1,500 per sons. ; 0 (fly Associated PriKN I LONDON'. July d. China la pio-iduc-iiix liiindredH of tons of opium, isuys Hlr John Jordan, Jlrftlah .Minis ter In Peking, and it IooKh oh though sin were going buck to the old. had jiate of affair before the HiippreHHlon jor opium by agreement with India jwuH brought about. India, the M rlt -lab Minister liddM UMed lo export ahum Hio.ooo chestH of opium a year, iiiohI ly to China: now her exports are only K.000 r-'heHtH, allllOHt oxchiNlvely to the Kuxl IndicH. She Ih prepared' lo re duce thin If. I here Is a reduced cort Miiinpi h'O. lie Hnyn India Is loyally and Heru puloiisly obM-rvlng every proviwlon of t lit I (ague ( 'on vent ion. Turkey and Perxhi, he adds, must he brought within the Hague Convention, or the attempt to control the mipply of raw opium miiHt inevitably fail. Similarly 1-1 i ssi nihil Hint Hf. Itr Hand Jolnmorm wni nt Iti hoi. 4"! it i he convention, inee that country in ,-' one of the most important centers In ihe world of the drug traffic. "If." Sir John diclareij. "thft Hague Con vention is honeKtly and efficiently en forced today, the opium problem will be waived tomorrow.' WILD STORM HITS HEND, WEST OREGON UMNO, Or., July IJ.-Cshered in by violent thunder and lightening, and a crashing of hall, the heavleHt storm on record here Hwept ilend for hall' ail hour this afternoon. In that lime, six-tenths of an Inch of rain tvl, pouring In torrents off roota and flooding Hlreets and sewers. (Hi tho paved streets water roue over Ihe curbs, the flood swelled by regurgitation from slorm Hewers, and In several stores the floors were cov ered with water. Merchants plied broom ti hastily, one being driven to bore holes in the floor of his estab lishment tu carry off ihe excess. HorsrH at tho municipal hitching rack stood ankle deep in water when the rmiMinl Storm. JtOHKlil'ltG. or.. July 1 1. The I'mpouft valley experienced an timmu al storm this morning when residents pvere u wakened by henvy pen in of iiimtuer ami a downpour or , rnm. Thunder HtomiH are Infrequent io this valley. Itut a morning storm of litis nature Is n great rurlly and oc casioned a great deul of comment, Tho local weather bureau observer wild firteen-hiindredOiH of nn Inch of rain fell dntinr n nn-mlnute period. The rainfall for the month in almost twice the normnl. Iji Grande I nhiirt. Although the Grande Itonde Valley experienced generally heavy winds itui'lUK the past dny or ho, no reports indicating damages have been re ceived. ' Flings at Folly The Near East conferees have one 'onsolation. When at lust they do something, the senate 'won't have Jp.; ratify it. ' ' The onlv thing France doesn t-? control in the Ruhr now is tho situa'-J tiou. . - i . b One thing that America and EuV rope have in common is an ability toy see one another's duty. Judge Gary might test pu-blfej sentiment by . rupnin for president on n twelve-hour plat form. . Let a Want Ad find your buyer. Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys When Back Hurt. Flush' Your Kldn.y. as You Clean Your Bowels For Sale Acre tract, clone In. with mw room huntrulow. woodshed am) lmrn trice, 9l!.ou. oh; small pnynieiit down. Five-room house on Main nvemie. In (food condition large lot. Price 9ptin; terms. Rooming house, furnished, monihly Income of $:fio. with A large, well hull Hi-room bouse, locuted Just right for roomer and hoarder If dished. Pricr $a;,tio. Small payment down. II, re Is a prop erty worth a great deal mory money. fost folk forget that the. kidnevs. like the bowels, sometime1; Ret sluggish, and clogged and need a dualling occa sionally, else we have backache anil dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You stmnlv must keen vour kidnevs active and clean and the moment you feel an ache or nail, m the kidnev region begin drinking lots of water. AUo get about lour ounces ot jad halts from any good drug store here, take a tidilcspooni'ul tn a glass of water be fore breakfast for a few davs and vour kidneys will then act tine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is intended (o limn clogged kid neys and help stimulate them to activ ity. 1 1 also helps neutralize the acids in the urine so thev no longer irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder dis orders, Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everybody should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean. A well-known local druggist says he sells hits of Jad Salts to folks who he licve in trying to correct kidney trouble while it is only (rouble. By all means have your physician examine your kid neys at least twice a year. 8 fMeacham Saturday N iff hi DANCES Beginning July 1 1th Good Floor First Class Music Across from Hotel C. R. Estes The Good MAXWELL Is praised by all who are familiar with it Phone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course C. W, Bunting & Son Telephone Main 792 in Its popularity is based the simple, -economic fact that it is beautiful, roomy, spirited, well built sells for the lowest of all six cylinder sedan prices oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Acre tract nnd mill for $ iiHia. houao near flour Modern fi-room Investigate this. house for $;tfir.O. "CI Geo. H. Currey Rel Eitate In sum tic Meals oerved Salads of Any Style Chop Buoy and Noodlie served In connection Will b Kind lo arrve danrn and partl-a of any kind Meal Arr the IV-jt and (lean I Cheapest UnU'S Liberty Grill III Depot 4 No Time Wasted on a Hotpolnt Hughes Just place the food to be cooked in the oven Set the thermometer u the desired cookini leraperiture ind the pouiten of the ume control dock wlien coukini u to curt uid finish The rare wUl do the rest hut this one convenience hit saved mwy hour, dunn, the diy for American Housewives sil over the country It cut do the sune lor you There is a Hotpoint Huphes Electric Ranee designed for every household requirement Come in it your convenience snd let us demunslr.te the one itut suits you best . It more convenient for you to telephone, then call us and vie wdl send 1 our dcaionstntor uuh prices, rliotrjplu Jid complete speoncaaons. ClU them out and mm for reerrMe. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY The Straiffht Lines of the New Modes Are Gracefully Achieved Uy Wearing front locc Com'ta g! Ncvrr huvo tho at y lea culled ao 6 Insistently for lines Hint aro o' mrulKlit und aknder. "Ln Ca. mille" workfl wondern In nently o' perioiadtnpr aurplim fleah Into funlilon'a allhonette nuikea yonr 1 Kown a aniooth.flttlncr sueresa. o You'll love tho new models of l "l.n I'nmlllc" ttlvlna; you tho lines nnd buoynney of youth, o' I.ow-lopped and of dnlnty fnb. rlentlon llchtly honed hut via- o llila only In their benefits. o lie fitted to your Individual g1 model of "T.a ramllle" nnd en- o Joy a youthful fli-ure nnd a flex- J , llilo puss Hint Is dellchtrul. g A complete Hue of tho latest o models alwnya on hand. 2' Mrs. Robt. Pattison C'oractlcre I'liona 133-W tt.. nna oak M J r i ASK AI50UT THE FREE IJRUSHES Andrew's Variety Store f?7" " "Ej ! H KtTl CI.EVtttA.ND E .L-.lli B Body by Fisher H LgSp.!' r-- Seats Five Comfortably ffi ii iti laWiV 1-TTTii T" 'r i i i 'm' TTVumfvq JsiWt ii .'J v-iMk I Smith & Frees EM a ''V' "t? ia.l YourL II I y HIS bank is as near to you as your mail box. Wher- 1 A ever you live town or country your banking can bo I safely and conveniently done by mail. This is just one of 1 II the many ways in which this bank meets the needs of its 9 HI customers. , ' 1 II Call or write today for the simple forms used here in I j ! ti.uin.ii i.j iiuiu. in ii Savings, Time Certificates , 2" ; Ioans, Safe Deposit Safety and Service LA GRANDE, OREGON Stylish, Fine and Long-Wearing ROLLINS .Armor Plate HOSIERY To be hnd at our store in styles and fabrics to (it the feet und pocketbuok of every member of any fami lyfrom baby's summer silks to (jrandpa's winter worsteds. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO