La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1926, Image 6

Pago Six
LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER
Saturday, January 16, 1926.
. . . I
Dependable
Style Leaders 5204 Depot Street.
With The Worshippers
Religious Services
On Program Sunday
The- rotluwiiiK rHiKlnu iiroh'rnmc
will b- liroadcaHl KiinJay. Jun. 17:
Muniitaln Time .MulluM.
CV.W, l ulKnrj. fan. (lilSJt)
II a. in.. I-'irHt ItaliiNt church.
Kl'Xr, roliirllilo Ni'kh t'olii. CJ'I)
7:3"-'.l l. Ml.. l-'irKt .MlllioJLst
KIM, In liver. Colli. (1122. 1)
11 a. in., Tlrnt CcinKicsallonal
10 Years Ago
Today
, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sciibcr. were hosts to
the Pinochle club.'
; Tally Card.1
Playing Cards
Game Counters
Bridge Pads '"'
Trump Indicators
Prizes and
, Favois ; ; ,
At The
L.&L. Drug Co.
church; 3 p. m.. organ recital; 7:30.
Hrat ('oiiirrt'S-illunal church.
I'nWfli- Tllim Station.
lilXJN. Ixinir llcai'h, al.( 22.1)
-. nirvlcc. I'lrst Church - of
Christ, Bcii ntlMt. ,
hf.O, Oaklaml, Cul. (;l1.2)
11 a. in., Klrat M. H. cliurcli;
7:30 p. m.. Hint .M. K. church.
M;V, fortlaiiil, Ore. (IVt.a)
I : 5-1 noon. 8'Tvlcfn, Trashy.
tiTl.iii: 7:3l).. religious mrvlccH,
Contrrt-Kutlonul.
KIM. IMS Anmlo. al. (IU.V2)
7-7:3", rlnit M. K. church.
K.llt. scatilr, Wa-li. :IS 1.1)
11-12:30, Kcrvlccs. First M.
church; 7:30-U, wrvlcci.
KNX, JIuIIkI. Cal. (.13II.D)
7-!l. l-'IrM 1'ri'Hliytcrlun church.
KI'O. San I'nuiclsco. cnl. ( I2X.:1) .
'j-.iTi-Hr.i't ii. in., unilcnotiilna
tluiinl anil non-.K-ctarhm -lnircli
Ht-rvicc. . .
KT.lt. Olil.lllliil. Cnl. (2111)
!l:43'IOMo a. 111.. Illblc li-uhin-s
11.12:3". cliurch wrile.-: 7:iri.:3"
p. ni.. church hitvIcc; yilio-n. af
ter Hcrvlcc concert.
Winter's
Iainbov-.iar'
W It
owns
77 QuicKRelief-
! ' ' For Old and Uoung
Release the Pressure!
A simple mechanical operation, Unit, and that
alone will give to the imprisoned impulses- free flow
to the dis-enscd (not case) part of the human body
and restore health to the parts. The human me
chanic, the' ",
Chiropractor
is trained by three years of intensive training to
find these occluded nerves along the spinal cord, and
to adjust the misaligned vertebrae back into their .
normal positions. This is the secret of health. If
you are sick hiive the pressure released along the
spinal column and get well and happy.
F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C.
- (rainier Uraduutc.) '
New l-olcy IIIiIk VIIOM: 120-W
Uillcu lluura: I lu t; t In I
Will Observe
Thrift Week
In Churches
General
Sunday Services in L
aim 0:15 p. in., tnvlllntr oil young
folk to joiu them.
The. evening chorua will lead the
Hinging for tin) 7:3U o'clock mirv
Ice. utitl liitifiucilt tji'u pastor's nics.
snec on the prophet.
J'lrl Mclliilll.
' llrn. A. K. Klniiian. tho organ
will ojen the divine aervlcc at
11 o'clock with an organ prelude,
following which apeclal inutile fil
lie rui'iiLihcd by the chulr under
direction ot Mi HhcrWooil Will.
Recognition to I t.. , vTr;. J?L.:
Be Given Movement in 'Christianity invites investigation.
( A contest between the reds Hnd
III.. I.Iim.u la iirmiulhi. Ii.f In
UrunUC. M" Men's Coram, the former group
proposing to prevent a repetition
(of llM'lr recent tk'fint. Tin? I'orunt
Tlirlfl week, wlilrli l KlnM Jami- mwln t tin? r f,'iilur Sumluy hcIiooL
ary 17. In itomtr of the llrlhd iy Jiour. at 9:4Ti u. m,
amilvi tmiry of It-njamin Franklin. M1w.Kiorii Vimn will Irud tlio
tin; Krriit ttuiihiT of llirift. will 1m KlWor,n l,nuii. in its Htu.lv of tin-
eivn Kcni-ml rteonilloii In tht
Btrvkia of La Onituli! i-Ihii-'-Ik-m to
morrow. Jnapirulton brought lionu
to the Church of th Naairviiv Uv
Hh puMtor from the convention thl
we-k at Numj Ma., u Sunday
.school rally it ml a eomornle eorn-
tnunion rvar ui i'eier r.pi 'in 1 1 J
eopal, pri puratloiw for an inlfr i uf tn(,
Hfcond rhapter of the mirwion study
book. "Kront Over the Uonler" at
0;y p. in. The pastor'a sermon
for the 7:0 o'clock 8i-riee will bi?
"The New Ttamcnt, How ami
Why It Cnme." It h the accoml
I In a .st rleH on tho lltble. Mr.
hiHtilute of the yoimc p ople tit ln-
lam) L'ity ('oinmiiniiy. mid a i;lllt
reading content at th" i'hurch of
Cud an anions? the feutureH Unit
li'iid Interest to the , Uay'M pro-
The Ilev. (leot-K' Alhcrl l'olhird,
who Ih obwtrvlntf thrift we k In hi-
morning- ervle-, will talk to the
tittle-folk on the theme, "Th: Ite
Itk'ton or Thrift." Hl.s Hermon to
the iidnlt conffn 'utiim will If
"(hir Hlt wurd.-hlp." Hnndiiy hcIkmi!
will ncet at a. in., the eliiHwi-
uyHiinhlliiK lmni'-OI'ilfly. CloHln.
Cooper, who Ih In charge
yonnv peopl''H choir, will
FIND
IT
HERE
SHERRY'S
SUNDAY And MONDAY
Norma Shearer
Lew Cody
and
iiMiiml)ly h called at I0;.tu. lii al 11 o'clock
Kveninir wornhlp a! 7::in o'clock ,r H'-rvkc
will Incliidi1 a Hermon on "Tint Ue
turn Trip." the piitor announces.
Church or the Nuznivnc
Jt'liirnln(- from the inlnlstcrhil
eonvcnlion of the denomination at
N m pa, Ida., the Hev. K. I. Mir
wrn will brliiB IiIh eonreKiitlon a
mcKHai;e of Inspiration anil eneintr-iitt-'
inent. i-iiyntf n who are nttend
lim tln mi'i'tingr wilt also have re-
portH to make.
Tin n, y. r. P. mecthiK nl
o'clock will he led hy M1M Yerla
Mcl.ii nc. An evanKH'le Jrmon
will he pn-ached by the jiaslor In
the rvenlns'.
Klfb'cii of the 5R children who
i-nlered the Wide read in j- eonli-wt
In November have flnlwlnul the N'-w
TcKt'imcnl, nni nuniticr of oth
its an nearly throuKh. In nil.
tis9 tiookH have been raI. or I In
(univalent of readlnK Hi" Itlble. in
Mines through with L!i bookH over,
(iiurrh 4r ioil.
The Ulblo reading conteat ntarti-il
nt the Church of (lod only a f w
wei-kn aifof yi't Home of the yunnc
tT nr uln-ady almost through
with tin New T'flainent. A. flvt--dollnr
tfohl pleci 1m promised the
om who ftnlMicH fl''. It la ex
pected lint Hume wilt him com
pleted the rvudlntr by tomorrow.
Kach child will be awarded In one
manner.
Xumluy Heboid attendance Ik In
erci'Klnp. reporlH the tuwdor, Chnid
!. I'ralt, wlto adds that the tr-n-
(eral Interest. In all htvIci-h kIiows
la Hte-idv prewlh. I he church
school hour h Hi a. m.. with the
inernlnp nrrvlcr foltowlmr at 11
o'clock. Thep- Ih a 'htdren-H
nieetlnjj at fi;:tn p. mi., and a acrv
lci for adultM nt 7:3".
, I1hiuI City (Viiiitiiiiiilly.
The yuitntT people of the l.ltmd
'Ity Community church ari inuk.
Iiik prepiirattotm fur the Indoor In
.slltute that will h 1,-in tlx re .1 inn
ary I'd. A fine fiieutly hiw be-:i
prrparrd. A part of each evi'nlntf
will be ib'voted to kiiiim- and fun
maklnir,. They have their regular
mieilup4 at 7 p. in., and are con
tinuing their uliidy r tin1 Mexican
problem hh It appenn In the
I nllr.) Ht-ile.s. HnwiU'i Smith will
lend the discussion of chapter No.
2, tumurrmv.
l-'nr divine h'-rvh-e at It al m.,
the p.r ler. the l;.-. Hall K. Walll.
Will deler Hertlllin I'll "I
and NleodeiniiM." the K'-coiid of a
NerleH on the life iif the Christ.
Sunday h'!hmi will bi- at la u. in.
Clrl.H nf the iiui-cn f'Nlli' r clrel
111 ashd wit h t he (ten h e nt
Ming- a peclal number.
South Alethmli-t.
'"ilow to Win and Wear a
Crown" will be the theme of tht
Itev. .. A. Ilall'H Nermon at. 11 a,
m. Sunday Kchool at 11-45 a, in.,
will precede the' divine service.
The Kp worth league will have a
devotional meeting1 at 6::to p. m.
lor his cveiiini; bernion, the pa-'
tor' haw chosi-n to Hpeuk on tho
topic. "Think;
'Aon lailhcrnit.
IJilde Hchool will be at ft:45 n.
in., with morning' worship follow-
Thcrc will be a
Miss Sayre
Carries On
God 5 Work
tho bujinff arid tho bounhold op
eration. Helped BulUl MLihlon.
Not long ago, it bocume nces
Hary to provide a larger buiMIng
for tho ruptdly srowlnir Inirtitu
Mo. Skilled labor Is ncarco and
very expensive In China, so -this
little Oregon missionary took up
on lienielr the duties of a builder,
directed all the work, and even
Hhowcd hep workmen bow to eot
the window frames and Jianjf the
doora. - - 1 '
It Ih not difficult to understand
why her helpers adoro-hcr, and call
her "Illgr Sister." Affcctlonato nti
thti ChlncHO appear to b, they
Bearch all kinds of waj-n" Ih . which
to demonstrate their feellnir to
ward her. Inclosing l'tlo glftti for
iter parenm in ia uranuo, ana a'i
Local Girl, Despite Dan
gers, Superintends Her
School in China Has
75 Converts, :
licvotton to a Ood.dlrccted pur
pose, though It carried her half dressing Gcnera'ti mother as their
around tho world from home. ep- mother.
araleB her tor yearn from her tain. - jUst bint wckVam a Jettcr
lly and-txpoaea her to the da-Jfrom Mies Sayre. teUlng- how her
Ker of dlseu.Ho und revolution birthday which fell -on Thanks
t hat Is tho Htory of Geneva Saynv giving day had- been -, celebrated
who went out from Ui Grande lie from break rant until evening with
1021 uj a missionary to China, (little gifts und Bpecehw and Chris
Mum Sayre waa only. Httlo girl, t lan aurvleeM In hfr honor. '
1G yearn old. as her mother, Mrs. with aj tn rocent disturbances.
K. A. Sayre reciills It when jdiefti,,, ntudont volunteer uprlwlng and
first felt that she hod been called the movement t0 expell tlie for
lo foreign nuliwioii work. A mis- elgncra a missionary's polton In
Blonary. from San Domingo wa! . e.hina harf not been- an enviable
visiting at the Sayre home at the one. The mission students' have
time, and to the serious minded ! been loyul, Miss Sayre writes, but
child, Mie seemed to embody all theonn tmu the feelng around -the
Ideals of Christian service. i school at Kalfcng, 1n ltonair, where
When Hhc entered ' Monmouth fihe Is Htatloncd. became so intense
"When God said. 'Conic let u
reason together.' he meant that
God and men Khoiild come togeth
er on Hie same plane that of
reason," ib-cl ires the Itev. Wilttam
l Jloll. pnstur. "And. still God
reason 1 nt; ami ma n 's reason In (f
must always be ns far apart as the
eat Is from Ihc went. One is not
aKaillKt the other, but above It."
Cbiircli of Christ, Scientist.
l'or tin- service nt the KirHt month from the time Hh first
Church of 'hriNt, SelentlM, tomor . wrote home about: It;, she had her
row. the subject, "Life" Is an- transport- and was gathering her
nouneed. The meeting is at 11 n. wardrobe for a long sojourn In
m., and 1m preceded
school nt 0:4r.
Normal school after her gradua
tion It waa the determination to
prepare herself- for vhat she lie
lievod waa her life work.
licaves For China.
She hadn't lntuiideii to go direct
from Monmouth. .Indeed, she was
looking forward to a two-year
course in Itlble training at the Freo
Methodl-st college ut Greenville, II
IIuoIh, arid had even signed a eon-
tract to teaoh the eighth grade a
year In ono of tho schools over at
Pendleton, when her opportunity
came. -r :
The qhurch board needed' a
teacher. In Cliimt . Immediately.
Would Miss Snyro be willing to
go ? t .' . .
She would. And U le than a
ly Sunday
Copy for tlits column must
be in bf 9:00 a. hi.
rim m;s rou Tin: iiomi-:.
The, very la(et in Clcturej und
l-'ranies will be found at lilctjurd.
hiiii'm Art tun. Shop. The new
hiibjeciH are secured by 1 he Shop
as sonn us published and are on
.'ale in I .a Grande juxt ns soon tut
In the cilice. riave Klchardson,
"The Art M mt help you sehs't
and place our plcl itre.s In your
home. 1-U-lt
m Asvn.it ii;
fN ktU.I.KIt SIATi:S JAN. Cfttll.
I'ltlKS WILL KI-; C.IVKN. 1-13-41
An ee.enia preparation from a
ii i ok I recent preKeripliou that acls
ttk" uiauic tor chlhln n and grown
people at $ 1 .imi a bott l only at
Sllvei ttiui u-Wright's family ilrug
siuie. i-:ur
UliKlernrleii,
M rs. 1 luduln announce the
opening of the .spring term Mon
day. J iniiaty I f. ;i-l-H-ulp
si.vnGM:itY.
The lim t., iiioKt classic and least
in price Hut lottery on the I'aeli ic
eonsi. you will find at Silverthorn-
s J Wright's family drug store. i-;tf
(range lund among strange peo
ple. . ;
Of rout-sc, her pnrcntH were dls
tressed, though Ihey were very de
vout people. (Her father had al
ready given a number of years to
the J'Yee Methodist church as ono
of Its ordained ministers.)
j Insisted on Going.
1 They entreated her to look upon
. the mfsNlonnry work thnt needed
'to ! done In America.. She could
serve God. ihey told her. without
tuklu the 'hazardous Journey n
lone 'girl to a country that they
felt was full of perils.
Hut Geneva was not lo be turned
from hef Purpose. And under
standing a' lnt that she could not
'conscientiously "took backward,"
they set to work to make her fare
well visit to Ui Grande, a happy
memory. .
Then came t))(. eclteiueiit ' of
outfitting. From Hie church nt
Portland came suites of comfort
able furniture for her house, und
rugs, blankets and dishes. The
church boird Rave her nmni'y for
cfbth'-.s. l hi iluzenM of shoe and
gowns that must lust her for yearn
'at her remote destination In Inland
China.
The Sayre family was living in
Island City then. And the neigh
borly women of the. Community
church sewed for days to help
Geneva flnlHh what ;i missionary
terms her "trousseau.". !.
. Saw .Mother llomr.
Ite fore K(. xuib'd, Ml.ss Sayre at-
IX
"His Secretary"
Aith II,!,AKI) LOUS
Tho JtomiiiUT tf n UtisincHs Man and His SmoUry
(1omc(ly "Tame SIcn and Wild Women"
p. m.
St. PetcR's I '.pl-rnpul.
Corperale coiMUMIIlkon of the
I 'iiucltiers f the K'lmr and the
!serlce "I" the 1 Inly Kueharld ill
the ehapi-l ate aiiiioinu i d lor N a.
J m. al SI. Piter's I-; pl.ee pa I linn h.
) 'the cli u nh sellout will have n
; rally at MM-', a. m., with a speelnl
I tt i mot! bv Hie feel or, t tie 11 v.
Oliver Itlley. 1
Vnv his sermon nt 11 u. in., the
reelor Will use llie tuple. "The
Tesllni; Christ." Ills eveiiln- t ul
j' et will be "The 1 oetrin. s (.i
JefUH."
I Hemstitch I ii , pirating, button
'holes do. Norton's Khidy Slioi.
10-14-tf
A teal inviicuntlor that, acts ill
rettiy mi Ihe in-rvt h, that uts lite
and P"p into ier0UH p-opi sold
at a ImiUP- only nt Silver-
thoin-U rh;h1's lamily dniK si ore.
1-i'tf
that tho government was petition-'
cil for a iraiu'-to carry tUcm to
safety In the mountains. '
I lasrs Itr-Openeid, r .
Many of Ihe Amcrlti'in church
leaders feared that the Kaifeng
school miglit never be reopened,
and that its 75 girl student. might
not be re-enrolled. Kut this fall,,
when tho trouble quieted ' down.
Miss Sayro opened classes again oh
though nothing had happened, and
hep school lisa been operating ever
since. . i, . . . i
. Miss Sayre'a acven-year term will
be completed n 1328. Then -ihe
will come homo for a. year or two'
on furlough. Her parents hope slid
will stay, but Ihey do not talk; much
shout It. for they know how her
heart Is wrapped up In (the Vork
thut alio has undertaken o ttua-
ceasfully.
RESIGNATION OF
PASTOR ACCEPTED
BY CONGREGATION
TTITn RATION-WIDE -i
J) INSTITUTION--
z) ViAlL DEPARTMENT STOS ;
' 108 Depot SU La Grande, Or. . ". 1
liEEEEEEEEEEBEElf,rjg y
J. C. PENNEY COS NEW
BUILDING IN NEW YORK ;:
A MODERN STRUCTURE
- A handsome structural testi-i
tnonial.to the many-sided efficacy
of the chain store system of buy
ing and selling was realized when
on January second, the J. C. Pen
ney Company moved its home
offices and warehouses under the
one roof of its new $.1,750,000
building at 330 West 34th Street,
New' York.
The ;onward course of this
chain has been minutely observed
because of the fact that it is or
ganized on a basis that is unique
in the annals of mercantile pur
suit, fin occupying its new, modern,
18-sHry building in the heart of
New York, it reaches an event in
its history of signal and. lasting'
importance. - - -.
The remarkable growth' of the
organization particularly '.during
the last live years, has demanded
larger, better and more central
ized offices and warehouse. This
new building fulfills those requ La
ments, y
It is fireproof throughout .and
equipped with the latest facilities
for handling the enormous quanti
ties of goods which vill be dis
tributed from the building to the
676 stores of the institution. ' -'
I,
The resignation of the Itev. V.
K. HoM wa. accepted with genu
ine regret last evening by the mem
befs of the Zlon Lutheran congrc.
(Ration when they gathered ut the
church for their annual, meeting.
On -hi recommendation, a letter
wait dispatched, to a Lutheran pas
tor at Aslorlu, Ore., asking If be
would consider a call to La. Grande.
The itev. and Mrs. Moll will de
part within a short; tlm for ficJI-
Inghum, Wash. lie haa taken a
ehargo there la order- to provide
a home In a lower -altitude, where
It Is hoped that Mr. Hotl's health
will tihow Improvement , .".
Three new deft tons were elect
ing, evening:' Vred- Johhson,
l-'red Malthes and Mr. Webber. -
Reports of the various officers 1
and heads of department, showed
that Ihe church -huj just-completed
the mos prosperous year 'in Km
history since 1JtJ. V j
Tho money raised? for, operating
and benevolent, purposes-has boen
fiir In excej of that, collected and
earned In other years. - The. mem
bership hart shown -a Kubstuntlal
Inereiisu und tho societies arc in a
healthy condition. ', - (
Tho Luther Iciigu-v the Women's
Mihslonnry society and tjio- Young
Women's Missionary society, all of
which were organized during Mr.
aircraft, chief in Washington, IX locate fields for commercial
c, by O;orge Love, slato legls- emergency landing places.
lauve commiitecman oi me. Am
erican Legion and chairman of
the state aeronautical committee,
regarding .' proposals for sullublo
fields in Oregon.
ami
As soon as a reply to these let.
ters has been received Mr. Love
will eopimunicatii with nil posts of
'thetH(c,: asking for the appoint
ment of' aircraft committees to
Maps und piuns of these flrhla
will be submitted to the war de
partment for use of the army and
the forest service, and also for tffo
guidance 'f commercial airway
conipanies hnd Ihe mail services; .
When a coDgiTbsman does rem
emljur hls.luiy- to .tho people ho
can't get ihe others to listen.
tended a missionary cnnveiitlon In Jloll's pastorate, ure flourl'Mttng en
luurasiiiKi).
Several members pf Die congre.
cation gave talks voicing the re
gret of the parish n.t losing so able
a leader.
LAST SHOW 1NG TONIGHT
Bob Custer
In
"The Texas
Bearcat"
Comedy 'Maid in Morocco"
CetilnU Churvh uf ( brUt.
-The Net d and Value (.f the
t'hrlHtiau CdIIcki " Is the Mibjeet of
the fll-sl S'-nnetl In a serh tu Ih
nuiiini n i l py Ihe K v. C. ". iMilHl
at tin- morning .tetlee lotnnrtow
inr the purpose if pr niirlux tlsi
ehurch tor a c;ina for the snp
spurt tf the p'lir'c work. Mis. U.
I.I. Ktlelien wilt sini; a rlu, ' IM.l
jVuii Think tu pniy '"- Men r Mi.
iihlireh will iin--t at tin- i-lw of
: nun ning worship, the pot'tus . e.f
llhe ttltering tu he ipluiud al
that time.
Kveltllii; or.-lilp will e nt T:"n
o'tloek, wilti a Meiinon by the pal
lor uu the Mlhjert, "The Ken f
.the Kingdom." It' tins prep;ir-l
'a i hurt for lllusti utlon. l lft i n
pilntii-.s will b doif to the
flniriti!, of old lutnie. A loiin vnto
l'v Mis. Audiner Pla le w ill ft a
I lure the fer lee,
I I lrl lrrhtcrhu.
j At II a. m., the tuari t w r -nl.r
Ihe anthem. -Olt. Iluw Amtahh
f Are Thv I tw elttiiCH" (Kogers) and
II. i W illi iris ll slu. a I'.irtten.-
snln. "The I lawnliig." ( lrent..
,The Itev. Wl'ltutn Crosby Konj will
! bring a vital iiHs.suja. The Sun
lilay M huol will met t ot i:4,l a. m.
' Christian Kndenur soihth'N will
m' t at thv u-.u.il hour, ef a .
CALL Idlt HIPS.
, ai d bids will le- ni- lved by
Hi.- I'eeonh-r of Ihe City of ll
fliaml . Oregon until the hour of
t ill" p. in., on .laniiar "Ulll, J'.'-d.
tor an eielit or city Luoks ror lite
ear t 'iiillng liecemher ;tlst, P.tLT..
Tlie Cittiimlshm ri-S'-rvt-s tin
ri;ht to reject ally and all bids.
J. K. STKAKNS,
l!iri.r f the City of 1
ii aiiib'. I in uon.
!y order of the City Cnmtuls.shn
of the City of I Al (Jralld--, (n()il.
.lannai- 1 ::th. 1'.:'0. .U-:t
i a i Morula, her mother necompany.
liiff her. It was the daughter's un
selfish thought, th-it Mrs. Sayre
should be seen on the train buck
to La (Jrande before (ieiievu's boat
.sailed with ls hundreds of other1
inlstlonarle bound for the orient.
"I didn't sec much that went- on
around lue that day on Ihe train,"
Mrs. Sayre remembers. "Hut fieii
eva'j letters have been so cheery
and full of content ment In her
work Hint J have censed lo mourn
olid take gp-nt comfort In them."
Miss Sayrc's reinlitiess found her
uulck recognition among the mis
idomirh'M. After al tending the
training school for two years. Khe
b'-gutt levelling among the children
of the American nilsslonarb's. Now.
aPhouvh she h.is be.-n In China but
a lillh
Ih suiter Intendent over a girls'
STI1Y CHI UCH TlCHlXtiS.
"Why the Church of the Najt
arene Ioca Not Teach the (Uft of
Toupncfi" will bo Ihe subject of
the Hlble study moetlug nt thr
Nftwirene chnpe Thursday evening.
The cottage prayer, service Tues
day evening will be nt the home, of
Mr. and Mr. John Stewart, ui T
avenue. ......
L I I : T I :st I M OX I At
The usual testimonial meetliiK
will be held at 8 o'clock by the
Kl rst "h urch of Cli fist; Sclent 1st.
more tlian four years, h W'dneiday evening, at the church
building at Kirst street und Vii?l.
hoanllng school, with a corp. of-lugton avenue,. ( ,
native teachers working under her I '
direction. She also has charge of ' U'.tilON HOVri:US HIil.l
the dormitory, where she ntanag-f IM'tJKNK, Ore.. 4-tters were
the servant h and superintends nil s nt to the t'ntcd States army
. Ask Any Of V ;
Our Customers ;
-Who r have been trading with us for.
years, about the kind of treatment wc
(' give them. You'll find that they arc '
pleased with the coal we sell them :-
good, clean, , hea.t-giving coal ' that
makes the furnace hum when neces-
sary. . ' '' -. I
And our service is as good as the coal .
we sell. , '
' ; TRY US AND '
Aberdeen Coal
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co.:
Phone Main 17 '
good Electric Range for sale cheap.
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Is nut inet-sj'aiy for oil to
Iimvi o,:intlruft or fa Hint? out uf hair
wht ii ?;e bus a Put (! that aets In
' In I" days. Sold at 7'.e a huKle
only at Stlert hot n -W light's fa te
lly 4lrug store. l-!jlf
I -trihv lu .Nat imi I t a-1 iter
S.M.KM. On . -Linn C. Smith,
ho i nit red the i tuplov of -th
Pnli-d Si.Hi-ji National bank here
as an offlec buy. has been elected
easlil-r of the Institution o suc
ceed K. W. lb. raid, who has been
plUIIHlh d to the vlee.preHideney.
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i.hiii lirr tT llieeilon. JIT.
Smith ait hunch u yuiirta num. has
been to the employ of tho bunk
fur lii years.
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At the lowest possible cost
Cafeteria Service select what j-ou want.
Everything electrically cooked under steani pressure.
The very best at all times.
LA GKANDE'S ORIGINAL CAFETERIA E00D SERVICE
Bakery Dept. Fountain Service.
Black Cat
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