La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti Satiirdav, Decenilier 13,' 1924. : THE t;A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES! PAC, TtfREB d ii NEWS of SOCIETY io 'u tint ry tint) una thu'tici'lM (. u very ullnii-ttvu urtatr yclor lay, ufji rnoon when Mm. H. 14. Wtolt, Mia. Itny Murphy mid Mis. t,,'J. Gn'rn wt-m lioattaai'S to r luiuuti- tit filumla at one, o'clock tiai-la-un. The clult rooma wcru ur-iatlt-ally decorated In un unuaual olcir Bchciiic of uiiiln-r antl yellow, orKeoua chryHaniiiciiMiiiia ui-iiik uwit. Kotty-three BUials were erji'wl. pulluwlnir tho lunclitiou nine lu ilflH of In-itlw well! formed with ir.. Marleii l-'lUKi.rulU winning ligii Beiiie fur the first prize at ho close of the nflernuon'a play, 4i.'. K. I'. llayeH winning Becunil ,clll.,l H. Mm. I'haae llohnenkallip hiril. anil Mrs. W. H. llohncnkuiiip. r.r'roui'lli. i Jiu sclnv afternoon. December Iff, -ll' InliresttnK proKrain will he lv- niil Ihe NeiKhhorhood lub rooniB (he n Mrs. Harriet .MacDonald. in Inline of Ihe event, will give paper the subject asslKncd, "bacreu sic" i'lu'i'e will be a visit rroni ho olil-tlnie choir, Hinging "When tt ii 1 1 We Meet Again," In tho cos- unie of I hat day by Mrs. Hay Kill er and Mrs. Adler, followed by 11 nmlern choir couiuoBeU of Mrs. A. IMchardson, Mrs. W, Wcjlwiwi iiimii Jr.. Ii. I.. Duiton uiifM1. owler. giving Ihe antllein-"Hii iii.U, My Soiild," by jlU Mrs- .Sherwood VNilliuiTCT'tflfB'' ,lrs A W. Nelson, form u trio that cttl alllK "Slur of lluthlchcin" from ( I'unlala "Life Kternal." by I'ot Oratorio will be represented ly two numbers by the Nulglilior luiid club scxU'tlc, "Holy Art Thou" 4y l.urgo from Handel's Xerxes and Heavens are Tolling" from Hay ig'H "fri'iitlon." The last musleal lumber will be the beuullful nrla 'Willi Verdure Clad.", also from The Creation," by Mrs. A. 1.. llfch j'dsoii. ' The program will be conclilihd ,ilh a living picture . containing .uaullful suggesllons for the l.'hiisl- ipiH-lhlc. The remainder or the 111- noun will be given over 10 mi itluriual .reception In Honor ol mis. i, K lvanhoe. who will leave i.u IranUe in the near future. 'fin-.T two hundred members of he Mouseheart lodge met Thurs ny evening at the 1. O. O. V. hall - their annual uunquii, ........ j-tlved to be a grout success from H'l-y slunilpolnt. Among the many (her delightful features of the ntng' program, was several se- iiiilons from Ihe chamber of ram- ''Ijfri'O illiarti'lle, eonalstlng oT O. S Itlrnle. lOlmer Hlodiluril, Sher- od Williams and G. I.. Dutlon. Daytime Frocks V Hi to, SPARE TIME ART STUDENTS BRING TALENT TO TORE CHICAGO.' (Al1). UUoat Ulent In the aria is b-lnir brought out lit hundreds of nnn and omen in Hit tvkIk of life -httfi who art devoting their spare time to the iludy of Us various branches, A dealer In ruhber shoes Is' show- ins proficiency In IHustnttK'ti work, while thr secretary to the president of a large steel mill. his, Instructor says, easily could inaku k llvinff with' pen and brush. i The director of one nf Chica go's la ice. st art academies hsa made, a study, of , his spare hoir students and their vocations to detnrniino if there was not around to bcllcvo there was a profound Increase in the arts andi If their appeal was not deep and broad. He found that a large majority were in school because of per sonal . lnteret In special subjects or for general culture. Some of tho students are grand; fathers, some aro grade' school Htutfonts. Virtually every trado and profession Is represented, from bell boys o university pro-r fossors. Their class -worh, usu ally 154 hoars a week, Is parT rled on without Interfering with the student's regular occupation. "'Many of thrse- students have taken up art . work for tho pleas ure of doing constructive study, knowing they will profit by .It one way or another some day the director declares. "Old an-J young, they all take--Hreir wrl very seriously, deriving real plea-s ura from It and broadening their, cultural sense." lief" activities. . she sponsors the I visit of un "empross" whusu loan ot j an entplro was officially assisted by her husband.1 . , , , Tho present aUmlulslration how-I erer," will take greut care to ace! lhat. officially, no cognlzuucu is taken of I ho ''royl" visitor's pres ence. yhllo we huvc never recog nised thu botU i government, wo did indorse the Keronsky republic and the overthrow of the umpire and any diplomatic courtesies to thu ex grand duchess might require a lot of explaining. Hut socially? Well that's dif ferent. Uithcr a past or prospec tive empress becomes the lioness of the hour. And the presidential Bulte at the New Willurd Hotel Is scoured aud dusted to make, reudy for her coming. i ARTICLE No. 6 THIS daytime frock is cut on th popular beltless model, but the ,,iwo rows of fringe alout the hem are'a decidedly original touchy The wide scarf of silk printed in batik designs is the Parisienne's way of pepping up a frock that looks too prim and plain.. Hunt's Letter (Continued from .rsgn- 1.) overthrow; of the Uomanoffs slick. Now, as hend'of loenl "Itnsslan 11- IntlHiatloM thai President Cool- Idgc does not cjtpcct L'hurles (J. Dawes, as -vice : preHldeut, to sit with the cublm-l, its Coolldge sal with the cabinet under i'reshleiit If there ts one .thing about auc tion that' is .certain and undis puted, It Is the fact that no per fect syHtent of bidding has been or Is likely ever to be Invented. Almost nny svstem if clearly unr deist uo tl by partners and Intelli gently played, will produce good results. The only difference be tween systems of bidding lies in Harding, has revived rumors thatthe dlffcrenco in the skill of the Ihorti Is little prospect of Coolldge i players in advocating tho dlffer- and his running mate becoming ont systems.' Tho only thing that chummy during their admlnlstra-' makc,s one system preferable to another Is the fact that It fs more easily understood and applied by the average player. Thu writer lias known of many match games CHURCH NEWS' PRlHIlYTKItlAN . CHURCH ; 'When vou eret to Ihn imd.nf vnnr Irope. tie a knot an hang .on." Is good advice. The knot to tie to is lion. Of course, it may bo' simply that Coolidge's vreferenco for the old ways Is tho decldlnir factor. The practice was an innovation begun j between experts advocating dlf- by-President Harding. ferent systems and as a rule such Hut Washington gossip has ill matches have been more or less that, beneath the surface, the real I even. And it is very lucky that reason lies In a continuing feud there is no perfect system of bid- between ' rhalrmau-Seiiator liuth r ding. If there were, tho game and Dawes which has kept their would soon lose Its fascination relations strained and which - Is and charm. No one likes to feel fellow knows as much as he does and if the bid ding wore perfect, , no one co'lU put anything over. . ' What really nutkes auction so fascinating, however, Is the . un certainty. Kvery bid, practically, Is In the nature of a speculation or a gumblc for there Is no guar antee that the cards will not be so dlsfs!lvuted that your bid, no matter how sound, ennnot be made. I' or example, suppose you bid one heart, holding ace, king, queen to five and un outside ace. No one will suy that such a bid Is unsound under any system und yet you are doubled and lose Hull points., There were seven hearts In one hand against you. A bad break, but no one can say you made a bad bid. Here's another hand. Tho dealer , bid one "spade and second hand held the follow tng: Hearts Q, J, !, 8, 6. 4, 3 Clubs S Htumonds K, Q, J, 0 Spades A something of a handicap on any i that the other likelihood of close companionship between Dawes and Coolidge. 'Dawrs never was tho preference of Hie Coolidge mnnagemenl ns the presidential running mate. Ho was put across at Cleveland ovt the protest of Hutler. On occasions during the campaign the Coolidge manager and the vice presidenlial candidate collided, with more or less fireworks. As between Hutler and Dawes, tho Massachusetts sen ator 3 believed much the more likely to have the inside track of Jho executive o. k. In the heart of tho Sierra moun tains. San Diego. I.os Angeles, Sun Francisco, Sacramento, the Great Kcdwoods, Stanford and California State Universities, Uek Observa- lory, like Tahoo, urtd historic Don- adjournment dainiy refreshments faith In Chrlsf Jeun, whoso return were served, jlng -anniversary will soon be ob- 'llioso present were Mrs. Ivers, of served' throughout the Christian )ner Lake In tho heights or Ihe Sler Vale, Airs. Helen Sinllh, Mrs. I,. M. world. During-these advent dayiira mountains, aru some of the out- :J,atrd, Mrs. J. It. Price. Mrs. J. J. we invite you to worship with un 'standing views which Iconley, Mrs. fo. H. Carter, Miss Hes : ! Kelly. Mrs. A. ,H. Orton. X-s. A. G. ' Jlr and Mrs. C. H. lllystone Conklln, Mrs, -'P. H. Conklln, Mrs. (re di'light fully surprised at their K. C. Uces and Mrs. C. Bortsch." i Mho at '-".'1 N. l-ourtli street on .'id evening of December 11 by the- Idles of the W. It.. C. and their '.-unhands, tho occasion being the "lirlv-flfth wedding anniversary of 'rt und Mrs. Ulyslone. The uve- 'Nnlr was spetil in music and Kochrl will be llerialnuieiil atthe close Of. which l1eions relreshiuenlK were served.. ''I'he Neighbors, -'of. Woodcraft vere delightfully eiH.ertaHe(V t U Vcplion and l;a Thursday . arter :i)n at llu liomf Mrs. Margaret, trker, 'ih' htfct esses being Mrs., rUr Mrs- Shorl. Mrs. Vda Clark S. Mr.' Ilunimelt. ;'nilrllwo fj.tM'were present and a very en- K-aimi uil,ernoon whm p.iu. V Mrs. Wlllhim Announcements Social announcements may bo iirlntcfl in. this column frco or - clutrgc. Any aimotiiico .incuts prclnliilng to any fnnc Hloiis fcuch T ns uuukGd .. food sale, elt!.-,' M Inv rrhiswK-; An uouiicenicnts,' (o be prhtlcMl I bo saiiui day, must bp lu soclcJy (MlMor's liaiuls by 0:Otl o'clock. -rNows editor's uolc. each Sunday morning at 11. To-'thrown on the canvas. If you Know morrow our Vunrtet: Mrs. A. li. j.thls country you will enjoy a Visit Hlchardson. . Mrs. Wi H. Hohnen-j "back liome;" if you have never kamp. jrw' Kawronce Duiton and been in California these pictures jJtuy Williams, will slng "Thc Lord will givo you a gtlmpst! of a much Is My Shepherd." by Kos'ehat and 'talked of slate. The hour it 5 p. m. fMrs. Kloyd H. Sherwood of Kugcne' land not 7:30 p. nu U re., will render a solo, "Teach Me , jTo Prsy' by -Jewltt. The" congro- riiuucil OK OOI)V(: lw.ve nol gation will unite in the Christinas mUl nny1hiHg about what Die hymns and the 'minister will mMngtChureh of God was doing In? ilH the meeaage. ,Wc urged your pros;- (lrn,i,., Hlmply been use our ir- . . .. . .ters were too small, and we have and correctly bid two hearts. The depWs partner doubled and de feated tho contract 3u point.!, holding tho remaining six hearls. Phese aro bad breaks, of course. but show wlv.t happens even lo tho soundest of bids. Here's tie- other anglo winning by bad bid ding. The dealer held a strong no-trump hand hut only two lit tle spades. Instead of bidding one no-trump he bid two spudes and was doubled by second hand.' lie then bid two no-tr imp and made threo odd. Second hand aud his pai'tuer had a set up spade suit but failed to lead It because of the 'dealer's bluff bid. A fine example of winning by bad bidding. Still another example. The dealer bid one no-trump and sec ond hand holding the following: Hearts to, 7 Clubs 7 Diamonds A, K, Q, J, 10, 7, 5 Spades Q, H, 4 - s. bid two spades on tho theoiy that the dealer's partner, ' if he held a stopper in the spado suit, would undoubtedly bid two- no trump, it happened just as sec ond hand had planned. The deal er's partner bid two no-trump second hand doubled and defeat ed the contract by two tricks, muking seven diamond trick? rlirht off the reel. These exam ples of winning by bud bidding are giyen as a warning. Nevei try stunts of this kind for thereV nothing In such bidding, if you win once, you are encouiitged to try again und you cannot help but lose not. In the long run. Learn some system well and un derstand it thorough. Once you have mastered tt, stick to It ant' you will get results. Tho system you may choose is Immaterial b it the application is everything. Let your partner know what he can cxneet of you anil don't disap point. He dependable first, last land all the time. Pendleton Indian Blankets '.-'. 'AND Robes MAIi ft IIU:AL X.MAS GUMS Our special Holiday showing of these beautiful Dlanhets und ltobes ia sure to please. Muku your selection now and with u small deposit, wo will hold any Item for you until Xiuus. ltctty Wales Ilosc Give Something tSZZL ' Useful LADIES READY-TO-WEAR 7 AND MILLINERY READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Answer l 1'iiililrin Xo, 7, 3, 2 ll?iirt.i 'lulis - DlnniunilK SpuiK'H 4 - 1 0. 0 K. I 2 Nuno 1 li'iirtB K I'ltlliH Num 1 ilmuomlH .Nono Sml"S A, 10 Ili'iirlH Nuno flulis- A, Q, G IMalnnllilH Nonn Kptiil'-H J 0. G, 4, 2 iii-uriH-n. r. l.'luliH 8, 7 ! lihinumilH ID, 4, 2 Kt'mlt'x Nuno uocn cdtnpollcfl lo turn pi-oplf iiwny .1 ... ' MrwJ Ahilrcw ',iw) will.. ( -i,vc: (HiM'CliLl ) . . ........ .. ..... I ...11..U tiiiiiari. i cnn'lHlll, ...:...i. ithl.'iilHiifr'.lioino Ihtu Tiim-ijiiny H-innun, M.wim w J ,,., , ,,, i!,.i,i,. -ri . t Any nuililior of olioilk-nl Hltli)lu- il,.,,..: anliln,,,! ,,..., ornoon iin. i.i. . Vlio folhiwrtlilti K.fnlhfr. Iri"i-Hhrv i,.j,ii ...t l . ti,ni,.f '"r'nn i.riu ,.,,! ,.m iiik out iiiL- pruvruni oi v. n rim.' j nut verUMl. Wo lii'lH'Vi! Tim t,iulii-u Auxllltiry Ui.lhe llro IIhtIioimI r Jtiillriiitfl Tralnmrn will liulil! llii-ir . rcKDl'ir im-ctlnp TurM.liiy cvi-iilnj,-. 1 t'.'oi'iiilK'i- 16. In Hlnlifilluii.ur ofriri'i-s. will tnkc pliK-" iirii-i- wliirh u prorum will In; rrn- (llTl'lI. ' lios- L'ulliT "iwl liw ufli- scd In wofk nml v'sMlng. and ua In Ihn w-or(ilj nf'out JIouv lr ,..,..,',,.., Prom our hlta-Icch ni-vcriil thu .. ,, r. n n, hll w w, r rcnilnir wns loo ","r, y',r, T- f u ' Z'; lu Hccoi..mo.l.it Hi,-,,,, llut .nf 7:30. Ouf .community , MM-, no. HM),.U W(J ,, ,.,. ollr C ,S on Tnesoiiy "'onlns t 7:30. m.. ,. .,. ft. , 1,nnim. T ..7 .' T V , . , , , 'IMIenllnn m rvlris Kunday. Icc. pon I-lyhK. Lrlnrfpl,. IhubU l,y .;,, w hllv( tt K()(Ml ,,. ,n 1 'r c " r '"V , " "ff ll- y""-- P'opk. nl .-l.ll-Znft H.;',rW Vm'VWi" I"- Mny Brow-p ,. . Loss, iitinistir. ; ' . ;i -i fclilldriir mi-i'tinK iu -7 Velork un " - ' : ; ' '.Sunday rvnnlnirK lo I'lijpy ihn I tl I )- CHttlHTIANi CHUltfll j; o, W: frwdlns bonlOM Ihm Hrf ii.lns enri Jonos, mlni.;r. AM-linl-iMi.ot' (-llrlsr -hm ,(;,: T,,., ,.hndn-il aro lalilnir in Hi Then' nrn no triiinpn and 7 i in Un- lead. How i-an Y-Z win flvo of tilt! 8ovrn Irli-kH amtlliKt any defen-su? 'A aliould li-ml the dcticu of fipadi'H anil Y hIiouIiI til. low tin. riit"m to hold tho trlotc. If A 'h-uds , tin; Mix of lit-artH V Khoiild play tho ktntf and lead tlx; di-iK-o of himrta, forulnff A hark In lllo k-ad. Hhnuld dlm'lir I Mio rlvo of rlnliH. A inunt then li-ad- n Hub on whhdi , Y Hhoiil.l dlMijard. tho'ati! 'of aiiiiihiH 'ho Haiti Irlvky-lltllii ,i i; ' ' ; - ,i ii in ' -. '..,v 7, will now . win .Ihn linlanniv ..of Ihn ti-h-ka. lr A IradH I hit iim-i-n of lli-urlH at llli' HiTolliI tl-lckH. Y ho lid li-t 1 1 1 1 hold tho trlrls ami 7. should dl.snii'il tho rlvo of oluhs. Now If A koi'h on with tho hoai'lH. Y will win ovoiy olhor lilidia. If A BhlftH to a Hull,, Y Bhoiilil iIImt l:ard Iho neo of Hpailoa as liofoi'.! and . will I hon win I In; ri u'mlil; liiK trlckH, J I m a cluvop . iiik- pi-ohlrui. . ,! .... ! : .'' Iiofori- WALLING'S , Holiday Sale IdATS. S:i' TO .111',! Ol'l'' llnllilay lino of "I'oliim liliiknll" Swciili-is Just In. . Iliiliiluy Mm- tir llul Lilian'.'. .Maiilina Hulls. WALLING'Sl I :tniit i The (Ireenwood I'arent-Tenehera program ' cxpresseu- in woipmip . cnn t Hn8ry child's heurt- like asscalatlon will meet at the school!""" service. Wo worsiitp uod and i,,.H,lf,, 'e tfolcomo anyon to nl l-'rlday, December J !. serve man. The Lord's Usy Is God's (c.nA (u. ,.ervlci'S on X and Hi)rue In... fnr ..-.ipuliltt In Hi.1 . . sei- firj yotirselfi ; Uhlllp', when con fronted wltii thd stutehvenl by Na- oiit of that, nothing Naanth'.''V quickly replied "Come llllil hit;' . j ' j " i 1 " J o n iu iiim lu ll thorough' InvesHgatlun. Hints for the Housewife appointed time. for worship In the meeting place of, tho church. Ity Ihe Ideals und asplrutlons crtHled In worship weare thrust Into ser vice.. Let us worship Ood together. Our Itiblc Bchool begins at !:30 und it Is a growing, going school. We commend to the. men's atten tion, the Men's Bible Class; tnught by Mr. I.uphanw Judging by the talk of Its members. It must be a real class.. Tho pastor preaches al eleven and seven thirty. The eve- tviiY M:;i,i:er Tin: PKAU? The pear is a neglected fruit nnt undeservedly, for ll Is re- lV,.ul.i.i,r nn.l l.'n.lu ttu.Jr to n v.i rl. ty of u8o8 for the tahlo wh-n nln ,vl" un ",! " ' eookt'tl .sortoa of Un-.1 on the loachlnR of I.alo' poura ofton solve u prob-' Jt'8U- T" f-K- mooting" an; ttl loin for tho housowir,, who has to .tlltfly. Churc-H nltrht with 11 pot dovlso a varloty of proparatlons ,uck d,nm'r at "ix thlr,' vn 1 h"rs for tho tahlo for winter uo. r.-'f evening. - sorvod In tholr own syrup tln-y will ho rondy to s,ro for liroak-l ZION K NO I. IS It I.UTM I-'IIAN fast durliiK Iho winter, oltllor CHUKOH M avi-nuo, opposllo hlRh wnrmcd In tho oven or cold. And sohool. lllhlo Hchool al 5:45 a. in. thoy can Ivo served a n dessert, MornlliB worship al II n. m. l.ulh- too. or used tor salads In con- or League Devotions nl 11:30 p, unction with other all year round Miss Km ma Wurl, lender. W fr.llt. Jtoii, paaior. 1'ear conserve Is one of the most attractive forms of using the pear, which Is now plentiful. Pure and core a half peck of pours, riace them in an enam in. I'". ;elcd ware preserving kettle whleh Kl'lHCOI'Al, CHLMIOH t.-orner Fourth and O. Holy communion, 8:00. Sunday Hchool. :46. .Morn ing service, 11:00. The render of ithlfl notice Is Invited to the ser- 'Inexpensive CaOOa Looks ; It ln't nvcessury to spend Imiel; mom y hi order to en iy the benefit or our beau ty service. There Is no substitute for Hie iiiiiillty that the follow- priced iilHUrt- lien: Marcel and Hob Cm .(HI lop Miircel and Uob ' Curl '' 6 Senlp Treatments ..0t GK1ST MARINELLO SHOP Pom HomnTrPT fiUI(. "A IWauty Ahl fur Vxvrf Kcetl. Thoiic ftlain 577 will preserve their delicate color and . flavor, and let them stand for twelve hours. KnHmclcd ware vices. I try. H. W. Crcascy, rector. KTHHT M. K. CKL'ltCH Klmer belne ininervious to the action of . nt Keith, pastor. "Whnl Is It fruit acids, there wilt bo no dan-M" "e a Christian?" will be Ihe ger of tho fruit beeomlnc lm-'theim of Ihe piistor's H. rmon st 1 1 paired. After that drain off tho ' tomorrow. The Cliureh school liquor and bring It to a boll for will meet st 9:45 a. m. The Men's about ten minutes. Add the pears Korum at ID a. ni. will be nddress und half a pound of seeded ral-M l,y . c, Hmtth, one of its mcm slns. Then add the juice of two'l,r Tho attendance Is growing lemons an. . one oramre and cook'"rger and the Interest Is good. All slowly until It thickens. During nien not In church schools al this the In. quarter of an hour of nour are invited to meet wun cnnklne. add half a pound of bro-. rorum. The class closes In plenty ken walnjt meats. Heal In air-;"' Hntc to reach any church In th light jars while hot. (city, where th men niHy wish to worship at 11 r. m. The Vesper rtW'ATi-:i.lXI IAN KILLS jwrviee at 6 p. m. holds Interest for t U'OMAX AMI lllls;,r tail who iiihv dcsln' to sec bcmitlful I plctur s of our imilonnt parktt I'lM'ATKI.l.O. Ida. (Al') Jack -and worship at Ihls pieannt hour. I'ayne. un employe .f the Oregon I A very birir1 audience look I he op Short Mne rallrnnt) shops here, iportunlly to worship Hi Ihe first shot and klll.-d Mrs. Martha Tut-(Vesper services of the sinson last tie and ih n committed nulelde HutidHy. The theme of the pastor shortly nftr 1 oVIwk this after- 'sernion-addrew at the S u'cloek ikmju, it wb reported to the police ) Vewper tomorrow will b "Christ's by Kdnsi Tutil-, iep daughter of !Jvth ins .rreni nc-.' The phiure the. nlatn w nnian. Jiuay be entitled "l-Vom the Hltrilyou Jealmy n n p-irti-d to Imw l n to Hn Pit yu." If.ln a Juurmj the the c:ii:s- nf the trouble, whVh UvJf entire b -ncth of 'HltfornlM. with n Claud. Iter, mliilsli Prutl, Curios A. rs. 1 VI MKT ItAI'TIST CI I V ItCI I (II h street at Spring avenue. Services lor Sunday, Dec. 14. Stindny School meets at if:45 a. m.1 We Invlle you lo make it a reguluf habll lo go to Sunday School, and lo come lo thl one provided you ore connected with no other. Karnest and faith ful work, resulting In greatly In creased knowledge and valuable moral training Is our endeavor, his should appeal to you us ttomc- thlng worth while. Morning wor ship at 1 I o'cloeR. Sermon 'by the pa.iior on tho theme; "iailly Guid ance." Children's sermon on 1 he theme "Pictures." It. Y. I'. I", meets at Gi'Ai) p. m. An Important meeting, as this Is the annual busi ness meeting of the society, and election of officers. All members please, be present. K veiling service 7:30 o'clock. Sermon by the pus- tor on the I heme: "Win is Christ?" The public Is cordially u.vlted to these services. Oeorge Albert Pol lard, pastor. Fill ST CI 1 nUCl f OF CHIll HT SCIENTISTS Corner of First and Washington. Hundny morning ser vice at 1 1 o'clock. , Subject; "Ood the Preserver of Mini." Sunday School al 0:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at N o'clock, (The reading room, now located In West-Jaeobson Itldg.. Itoom It, Is open dally cxcepl Hun day and legal holidays, from 13 M to 4:30 p. iu. dully). All ure Invited. SALVATION A KM V Hall 211 Kir street. Phone Main 60S. Week night services Tw Auy Thursdays Snturday nights at X p, m, Humbiy School at 1:3U a. in. A good In terest Is taken In tho sehool. only two more weeks to get in on the contest. Come and enlist. Sunday morning street service at 10:30 a. m. Holiness service at j 1 a. m. Voting people's meeting ut Q p. m. Hvenlng stnM't sirvlce at 7:3u; tn slde,scrvlco at X p. in. You are cor dially invited to attend. Anyone having any fruit, Jeily, vegetables, cast-off clothing or otherwise, to be distributed to the poor leave st the Hh I vat ton Army hall. CMCPt H OF TIIK NAZAKKNi: "Moih" of Old-Time Uetluioll." At Itlvcrsble Chap.l. H. rie. s nt tlit usual hour on Sunday. Sunday Sc hool at ! :t.r) it. in. Preaching and reception of members al II a. m. Kvangellfdle srvlee st 7: S p. in. There will be nperla.) numbiTs mn li as duels and solos at both morning and evening servlrea. The pastor will sing on.t of his favorites, for the first time entiled "Joy," at the morulas' ihtvIii'. antl In the eve iiilitf another good " that will e.ilt for more. Pon'i let other p-opti ;IH1KS AFI'IIK M"l Kit i: NKW YOUK. (AIM- Willi on. Hlroke of his pen Tommy (llhhons SI. Paul, who knocked out Kid Nor folk In the sixth round Tuesday night, has challenged Mike Mc Tigue and Gene Tunney and declar ed his willingness to meet Chu.ni plon .lack DempHey anin. Tlx challenge lo Tunney and McTlgue s In Hie hunds or the slutc uthletlt couiniisslon. Harry Wills, negro, who defeated I.uls Angel Flrpo, is also on, the list of acceptable opponents. c cordlnr to Gibbons' manager. Kldh f. cU Scalps dv Kane, Tlg4r Ffowers, who defeat ed the former middleweight cham pion, Mohnny Wilson, s suhl In la eager for, a bout with Ihe cham pion, Marry Ui-cb. l'lltsburg. i'iti(M:s of flopu ni(;tii;it "MINNKAPOI.IS. (AP) Mum prices Friday went up lo new high records In recent years when out mill boosted lis imnlallonH follow ing Ihn rise of wheal. Thursday. Meat patent flour was j""1cd at iX.Kfi a barrel, an Increase of UO cents a barrel over ThursdnyV prices. Uran also strengthened In price MARCELLING ......$1.00 Sliuinixioinjr ....nou l!ol)biiig ...50c ' lliittic Mays 1 I'urtlnnil Gruiluato 10(15 Oth St. Phono 37S-M beco brewing lor kouim ttiuc. wd- triu to io.'.uai'.j f titlvuul mrh (orm ouj vi.iuluuu, but, koiu-. uuJ I Jipfiiirf can fc twlcr nor prmlm v itrickcr mulls limn Hit' remarkable ; 5CA1.P TUCATAItNR aiiflimuiloj h) ir fnqiiriit use of (hat btttcrful iwW ionic SCALP-TONER Mni.M;i.M MHIHI'TTIU hlKJf Itm. I.V r1 ro!-7 ll'dj. Cliristmas Candy t.M! Ml. KKALH -UKU.B We iilao Seals and for sale. have Cln 11 iit.is Chi Islmas Tie-s Get ono oi der. now or have your Prescott Drug Company The New Drug Ktort Telephone Main IS Cor. Fir & Jrff. ill CHOCOLATES & C0NrECTI0N ' Ml Aii Old Friend Says: "Merry Christmas" A FAVORITE CHRISTMAS GIFT THE SAMPLER Now furnished in a bright Holiday wrap with tho greeting, ''Merry Christmas," and the story of tho Yulutido done in cross-stitch. Tho Sampler,' made up of assortments of ten favorite kinds of Whitman's Chocolates and Confections, is .the package that Jii.st suits the taste of nearly everybody,. Package from $1.50 to $7.50 Red Cross Drug Store Victor DePinto The .Violinist' who $im : teach,. tiiKl' the Utachers. who can play,, is .again located .m Lufc! ramie 'and has icsjunied-toachhig; Call Ii.asteni Oregon Music Co. Main 111). IWY YOUIl FURNITURE THE MODERN WAY " A small payment down and the rest in weekly or monthly installments just like a savings account. Our easy credit terms point the way to a more com fortable home for you this winter ut prices which ure amazingly low. CARR'S WOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS See Us For Christmas Candy The Candy Shop . 217 Fir Street "The Home of Hoiue-Made Candy" (Retail only) RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-D UATTERIES hib uArn:ny a i.i.i:tnnio si rtvicn o. LivlKlilon Mm lilno Works IMili. 1311 WsshluKloa Ats. STORACB BATTERIES II W11MM