PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENTING OBSERVER
Saturday, July 28, 1923.
.ELGIN LIBS
GO TO BO
IjiWii TmvWay iiiwliC. The ieirc.-ii-
innts of ice cipuui ami eako wen1 !
Hci'-omc, fdiUiwinv such 11 sultry lay. I
Dr. Jinil Mrs. Hurley Smith Juiye
loft on lliHr vacation. They plan tfi;
jro into i)w l-'lura country nnil spend,
tnnii' time in rfui ciimp me.
Entfst Weiss ilt-ove to Lontino Pal
untuy and spent , the week-end in
W auowa county
, i'i 1 ' - y
ELGIN'. Julv 2K Mrs. I M. Rail
ion lias iweivtil notice tlul uimrox- uttcmlfd 'he ilnnco at
niHieiy one thousand ilolluis in had:-1 .Saturday ni'it.
pension pay will lie Kent lo licr son. I 'Minn Oura llolbrouk, Miss Tholuui
this sum covers thn Hiiiinnil w liic i ; UK ami Claude llolljrook spent I Sun
lit due her tollu-inK the death of ilny afternoon near the Toll (iato.
husband three years i.i". IThev report the road as in verv jrood
llale Slusher .'hipped e-.veii or- condition but with some rather sleep
loads or fat lambs to a Cliic.iivi hills.
market Tuesday. These :mit have, w. C, Hudson, of Keating, has
Won fattened on the ranirc near, been in Kluin with the Kaslem Ore
bummerville. L poster Advertising Company.
I'reil Hall has the contract for While 'here he was a truest of his
paintinjr several highway mid"ns on hrotlier-in-lnw, I,. K- Hill,
the new highway near Knierprise Krnest Weins expects to leave this
His daughters. Cerlruile and .Mm--' week for Wallowa where he will as
tfuret, are also with him and they jst Fred Hall in his work of paint-
. V.i J ' . K vacation camping out. inir bridges along the highway
us when he said "Kor judgment! is. evening by the pastor, A. J. Stunner
the Son of Man tome into the wotjld, Sunday school 10 a. In., H. II. t'leav
that the blind may see and that those ler superintendent adult department
who see may be made blind." Oh, I. Mrs. A. J.' .Slarmer superintendent
unregeneroted people can't you un-1 1'riniury department. Classes for all.
Several young people from KlginK K
.Milium last 1 5 All church notices must be in
Floyd (lullowuy is having his house ! Mrs. Harold Hug, .Mrs. Dav
painted this summer. Zeno and
hrnest Weiss are doing the work.
W. I'. mid Her'.d Hug drove
Cdve Sunday to oh.-orve the hurvc sl
ing ni-.il m:ir-eting of i re cherry cr ip
They recoil good ifii- ami .
price.'.
A called business meting of
Women's Improvement Club wns
held Tuesday at the homi of ihc
president, 'Mrs. Floyd (Jalloway.
Among the matters under discusv.ion
was the one f c 'ldui tiiif : ,nnl
wich stand at the County Fair ;n
September. It was rut her thorough
ly discussed but no definite aci.on
could be taken at this lime.
Mrs. Dwiirht Harnes was called to
Columbia City, Indiana, Tuesday to
Hie bedside of her father, v.h i i.
critically ill. Mrs. llarues left in
the afternoon for l.n Ornnde to start
from there in the evening.
Hoy Kite, of I'rescott, Ariv.oua, is
spending u couple of weeks, at the
home of his fuliier. J. C. Hire.
Mrs. Clarence Hean spent Thurs
day 01 last week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. K. I). Jasper, near Ali-cel.
Airs. C. K. Hean and Mrs. Reiber
were visitors to Hot Lake last week
Joe llallgnrth. of Madison, Wis
consin was in hlgin last week on .i
visit tn number of relatives hero.
H.C la a cousin of Arthur ilnllgnr'h.
Mrs. Ilarlow and Mrs. Itiirkl":,
Were visitors to I.a (Irande hut
Week. They made the tiip with M,
and Mrs. (inldiug.
A billboard company of F.ustern
virejron. am now erectuig n number
of billboards in the towns of Union
and Wallowu counties. Three were
just put up in Klgin Inst week anil
the company is now working at Los-tines-
Last Wednesday evenTug u coni
ndttee from La Orande were in KI
gin to make arrangements for the
O.-'W. picnic to be held on August 4.
Three veins ago this celebration
was held in our city park mid Klein
people all rejoice to have the em
ployees come here again.
Mr. ami 'Mrs. W. I-'. Hug drove to
La Grande Wednesday and brought
F'ncle Phil MeKinnis back with them.
Mr. MeKinnis has been in the Crande
Konde hospital for several weeks
and although not entirely recovered
from his operation, he is couvalesc
ini'. Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Hill and
daughters Juanitn and Fern of Telo
caset spent the week end with rela
tives in IClgin. On Sunday Mr. and
Mr. C. I). Huffman, the Charles
Hill family, Mr and Mrs. I. van Hill
and Mrs. Kugene lluir wei
Grande visiting last Tuesday.
Hu;
La
derstand Christ and ask that you
may receive?
.Matthew left all anil followed
Christ. He saw Him.
i.'aptism at the close of morning
service.
The evening service will be a mes-
the hands of the editor by 4 p- " sage to those who hunger and thirst
U m. Friday afternoon. "'after righteousness. Fill the build-
t: tt k it it n n t: tt tt ;ing. Glorify ni. .
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. A. It. SITTON, Pastor.
SCI K.NTIST Coiner of First and! a
Washington. Sunday morning ser-l THE ZIO.V ENGLISH LUTHKU
vice at 11 o'clock. AN CHURCH, opposite high school,
Subject : "Tutli." ,on Main Avenue. ;;ev- R. Ilogtad,
Sunday school ut U:4i a- m. Wed- pastor. Residence next to church,
ivesday evening nu-efing at 8 o'clock. : Phone .'CtH-J.
Reading room open tc the public j Sunday School 10 a. m.
every Monday, Wednesday and Sat-1 Preaching services II a. m.
unlay from two to four. All are t Sermon subject tomorrow, "Strive
welcome to attend our services, ! Earnestly to Ilecome Rich.''
i The public is cordially invited t.o
FIRST IIAPTIST CHURCH Sun- all our doings.
dav School at 10 o'clock, Mrs. C. E. i R. Bogstad, Pastor.
Happersett, Superintendent. Lesson,! 7777.,
"Matthew, the l'ublicun. tiiiotii rrnai .'ir.iooiim T.nni,ui-Ai.
REHABILITATED MEN
NEARLY ALL PLACED
ltt,AIMt.lS. July 2K As-htcd
iiy lln- Ainci'lt'tm . I,ikIoii hih! by IntKi
hhliiKtriitl cMtiiMlnlirtH'litH, 11 It iT
Htnlos YolcrnnH riur'nu Iiiih Ihth ah)'
to pined alniiiHt till of Him 1 !i. 4 u 1 turn
-liithilltahMl h.iw.t-u July 1,
and JuiM 1, acconiliieJ In Intor-
mutioii r'-i'lv i hy It jilnn lint hum I
h'ii'liMitrtirx in ImlhiiijipuliM, Ur
piirul Iuiin it i'i :itlliim VftiTiinti tniim-il
l lln llillcail In tlli-il li.stM ut rill
pltiviH, lri'cl"i IHlii'K hat: iiiiiiouncrd.
Thti llcthh'lii-ni Htt'i-I ('afii)aiiy ri'-
Ct'lldy ilMkol fur JIMI Hllip W(H-kT
from it in duk Him ni(iliillhiitil mtii.
I.t'iiiin'1 Itiflli-H, I,ckI(M1 nutluiKil inl
lutiiat, rci't-nth liatt ol'lcrcil 1 1 if. ti hi
of cinplo tiit-nt hiiri-aiiH iiialutalni-d tiy
Union ptiKtK hi all HcctloiiM In limlln
John I'nr X'icrniiK liiirt aii traliH'tm.
ItWall hunts Mc-i
, (fly thi! AHuorlalt'il I'i-i-hh)
i'U K ( J( i, .Inly 28 Kourtd. n liun
lrt'il I'cinll iiH'rclinntN rnini as .stairs
ami t'anaihb an- expected to ntu ml
tJiu I'oiirt li Kiiii.iinnual ineethiK f
Ihe IntevHialf MiTchuntN 'ounrll
hern AiiknM 7-S.
An eliihorule v ilea ttona I nnil enli-r-liiililM.
iit M't-Ki'iun in Im-Iiik iirraii(;t'i.
AilrcHHi'H will he ihOlyered hy CurtiH
t. JnhilHiin, IChnIi Clly. .MInneniHa.
liivHldent of Ihe .MtnnoKdla Stale Knlr
aHMiieliitiun; li, M. Hudson, h. ile
liarlineiit of aommeree, nireKenl Iiik
Heihcii Huiiver, and Kamiln Aarins,
edunitlimal tllreelor of one of t'hl
cajfo'M larwe relnil Htore. J'aiil Davirt
ol Waterloo, Iowa, Ih president df the
council, and . N. NlilOa of Chleayo
In Meerehir.
classes. Competent teachers.
Opening' Mini; for church at 11 a.
m. Sermon suhject, "Our Savior a
Mattliew Saw Him."
Kvcry imliviilual neeils regenera
tion. 'Without this we cannot trans
form the world. If the institutional
church fails at this point it fails al
l.nifnt hnr. The old testament was in
stitutional or a school mast in ornur,. r,. jjumiiiij?. ,irs. ataniey .Mills
us to Christ. If-' the, institutional will preside at the pipe, orynn and
church brinjf those it trains to re-j will give some very beautiful and
pentance and faith in the Lord Jesus helpful voluntaries. The pastor will
Christ the kind that gets the heal i be delighted to have the members
of the IIolv Spirit, it is approved oflamJ constituents and the friends of
('ive classes in nduit anil six in pri-
1'iary- I-eajrue led by .Mrs. A. J.
Slarmer, bejvinuin at 7:1." p. m.
Missionary suliject. Everybody wel
come. A. J. Stunner, pastor.
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ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
CII L7II.CH Fourth mid O. Holy Com
munion every Sunday at 8:00 a. m.
Holy Communion Saints Day and
Holy Hays 8:00 a. m. Holy Com
munion first Sunday of month at 11
a. m. Morning prayer ami sermon
other Sundays at 11:00 a. m- Sun
day school at i:45 a. m. liev. S. W.
Creasey, Hector.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES There
will be preaching by the pastor at
both the moriuiix and evening hours.
Bible school meets at 9:45. Old man
Klumpski" is fooling around and we
need a whole lot of folks to help
lake care of him. He is dangerous
when onlv a few trv to handle him.
C. E. at'7:00 o'clock. O. !W. Jones,
miniter-
A "UNIVERSAL'
Electric Wrinkle Proof Jron
Irons Backward and Sideways
as easily as fvward
Guaranteed Electrically and
Mechanically
Sold by
H, & S. Electric
107 Pepot St. Summer Hotel Kkltf. Phone 393-W
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CHUUCH The session of the church
school meets promptly at 10:00 a. m.,
wilh teachers and classes for all who
attend. At 11:00 a. m. the pastor ;nisiMjpiers Are IVw
will conduct the sen-ice of worship l'ltlXKVn.I.K. or., July 27. Th.
and preach, taking for his theme, report of I.. I". Loekwood, antomoloK-
"Love for and Loyalty to the Ut of mat Ion and invi'.stlttional work
Churcii. a vocai duet will he ren-
lered by IMt. Claud Cooper and Mrs.
(Jod. otherwise not. The Kingdom of
Christ is spiritual. Each piember
must he Spirit Horn. Substitutes do
not j;et Cod's approval. The blind
have tried this method and will but
Wesley, Moody, and Spurncon
stressed the New' Birth.
iA .swimming pool, a pymnnsium,
and a sewimr school mav give u-"
an onoortunilv like Christ had with'!
the woman at Hie weil or with Nic-ii
odemus but they are not the water jj
of life nor the Spirit Birth. Have J
we come to the place that we can't i
see this? If so Christ understood f
In inoii, located al Korext Grovo,
to t ho effect that enough KTaHshop
per had heeu Irtteht'd on Hum ill it
jprairio to destroy every veslin'e
t yctati(fii, was a false alarm, accord
ing to JauH-s II. Scott, superintendent
of thn I'rinevillc Land - Livestock
company, whose Summit pralrh;
ranch war rfporled to he tlie lieavi--sl
loser in the grasshopper ravaKs.
TIi im company will tint up 2(iu tonrf
lfi( bay on t li it; ranch and will employ
; i i men to do it, tt was pointed out
M. E- CHUUCH, SOUTH Preach- hy Mr. Scott as cvidenco io disprovo
inir services Sunday morning and i tn- r-p("'-
the Prefbj'terian church who are wor
shiping with us, present in large
MuiiihersA-Elmcr (irant Keith, pas
To Safeguard Results
unci son h reilpi ick. drove lo Knler
prie to the .1. W. McAlister ranch
anil later drove to the hike.
Charles h'ieMs 'sulTere.! n parnlytic
stroke last Saturday nm was taken
to the hospital ut I.u Grande.
Dorothy and Buddy (iftlinir-! re
turned Saturdav from a two-weeks
visit at the eClaude Ilartniess home
near Hil)rnrd. Mrs. Getlinirs took
them up anil they returned wilh Don
Jtyers, who was there on business,
Mrs. Scott Harris is at Hot Iike
at present, following an operation
undergone several days airo. Her
evndition is said to lie iinprovini:
us well as no.-s:hle.
.Make 'I'rip to I.a (irund".
A runty of woiren ni ide a trip to
I.a Grand" lif t Thuivifiv eveniair.
oinbininr luisiuess rial ph-isure.
Mrs. ('. K. Hean too1; Mv. Ch'irles
Uray. Mrs. Huekl-v, Mr . Mevl Allen
and Mrs. I.ynn Hill ami they all were
enthusiastic in their praise of the
evening's entertainment.
Steven Hihler uud l.eon Henderson
will leave this week for Camp Lewis
where they will enter the citi.ens'
training camp. They will he gone
at least u month. J
Mrs. Winter's Sunday School class;
held a rlass parly on the church
liv AltfMni-.vH Active
MKDI'lllili. r jy 2K.Attnr-
ncy (1. C. lloBB.i rirsl iii'i.. iircil In ills
nliut'lly uk Hiioeial prohibition prose
cutor loilay wlii'ii .M. . Ilcl'lln. ac-
IMlllid as a co-ilcl'cndiinl wilh Nona
II. Dunlap and her slslcr. In a si-n-Nfi
llomi I Honor ! itul two monthr nto,
wan nrralxacl l,.-iore I'oonly .linlifo
'l.'orui' A. Ganloir at Jacksonville,
charif.il with selllni; InloxIcMllm.- II,,
uor. Ills hearlmc was set lor .Momlav
niornlou: inM al .lacksmn lllo wllli
l.omls in ll.oiiu. The comiiliLloi ws
sluneil hy S. II. Hamlerer, coonly pro.
ll'ltlon aienl. It Is alleged llml I l,.f.
Ha snlil Honor last Hntilrilav lo Sam
Mrl'lenilon, lo llils city. .. mode,
linker iiillolonlille was sel.i , lor con- I
t'lHeiiilnn omlur the
UNivERsiTYof Oregon
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains:
The College of Literature, Science
mid the Arts with 22 departments.
The professional schools of Archi
tecture and Allied Arts Business
Administration Education Grad
uate Study Journulism Low
Medicine Music Physical Edu
cationSociology E. tension.
For a catalogue or onp information
Writv The ReQiitrar', UniVertity'of
Oregon, Eufene, Oregon.
We Offer
A good lot In good locnt loll, size 100
hy 141'. l-'our room ohl house, hirg
ulied or two rooms, small chicken
house. There are a few gootl. fruit
trees, city water on lot. I'lose to
Hchool. Mere Is a chance lor some
cille o imike repairs iiml reap the
liellell. Terms. J:'(io.uu ou.ili. hahince
monthly payments.
MONUMENTS
Thr 4Sih Year Opens Septrmber 25, 1923
Load with Kodak Film
for dependability and
bring us your. films for
painstaking finishing
'then you're, sure.
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d,.
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Portland, Ore.
YOU ARE ASSURRD A PERSONAL
HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION '
through the comliined efforts of a
staff, who. after yers of training,
understand the needs of the travel
ing public.
MUSIC, DANCING and the REST
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At
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1 $-JW
ORDER THAT
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We have made a pro
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building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
Wc Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
1.103 S Ave.. I,a (Iran lie, OreKoo
'I ft!
II mm jif!
Lii '"i
Simply oben the
can and
siveeten to taste.
Chill before serving, j
A fine lot In trooil lorn Hon. size
CUxSflS, on which there Is u irouil six
room house wilh room tor liatli. rlty
water In noose. Wire, l ri.r IIkIus.
II.. , ..... , . ... . .. '
.ei'i.i in in K'"" M'lllO lOOUllllllOn. All :
rooms have I n palnle.l mi l tiaper-
Oil, fill" shape tlMOIIKliollt. Several
nix,u un hi,. i OM, o U. H.
Khops anil school. This property ran
liu houirht llh Jl'.mi.ii.i rasli, l.alnoce
momlily.
I.el l' Minw Von These.
La Grande Investment
Company
Reliable Agtmta tor Hellblt
Imurance Conifianlra.
1201 Aduma Ave. 1'hooe tlaln 7 r 3
Fireiened Stbcic
canned grape ftuit
1 is better thm fresh
Going Camping?
We have just the things for (he trip. I'apor
I'latos, Paper Napkins, Paper Cups, Paper lee
Cream Dishes, Paper Spoons, Lunch Sets, Pas
hots, Suit Cases, Hand Pags, Water Haps and
Canteens.
Paper Plates, per doz, So, or 2 doz j ..l,"ic
Paper Ice Cream Plates, lo doz, :) dozen 10o
Paper Spoons, 2 dozen ;-)C,
Kaskets ise, 2..o, 2So
Suits Cases j.oo Up
Don't Forpet to Wear
APvMOUR PLATE 1I0SIEUV
They are Stronger ami Snappier for loss
Andrew's Variety Store
am more economical
Each can contains the meat and juice
of 3 big smvripened. Porto Rico grape
fcuit. All the waste and bitter part
removed - more grape fruit for your
money than w hen you buy it fresh.
Telephone your grocer lor a can today. Serve
it for breakfast tomorrow morning then you
will buy Preferred Stock Grape Fruit by tlie
dozen and keep it always on hand. It is
wonderful lor fruit co-Jitails and salads, be
sides is a mv .islu-ious breakfast dish.
QUALITY
' F""'T-VECETABLir?igi-EnvES -FISH-CMUPCOFTBE
. Allen & Lewis' BEST brand
PORTLAND. OREGON,. U.S. A.
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