La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1927, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texte Six' KA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER BRADLEY SWEATERS ;v For The Out-of-Doors Man. Both Slip-ovei' ' and Coat Style. All new colors and '. patterns. Westenhaver & Gilbert The Store For Men mam tl Nt WS Q t me vuaurencs SEjRVli Saturday, Januan 29, 1927, Bishops' Criisade Here to End on Sunday Evening Musical Program Is Ar ranged for lunal Serv ice Ihe Rev. Mr. K Speaks in Morning. Tli iJlshops Crusade, which wan started in SI. I 'dor's Kplscnpal church here Friday, will oloso to-j morrow evening, iih fur us Ln denude Ik concerned. ( ,'oiiHldornhle ' Interest outside of Ihe Kplscopal I'll inch Ih he Ink shown In the cunt palgu. It Ik said. J Tin- orusnde I nil hi I cu (his year hy I ho bishops of (ho Lplscopal In Increase offerings nor primarily tO ItlOTl'UHt membership. It Is said. VtiMii mi earnest mm iiniifu by Christian Church U Planning Revivals ' 'Tho officer, of t ho t 'out ni I Church f rhrlHt. In n recent meet ing, decided to villi th Uiihm Kvnn gallst company to conduct a ro yfval Worn during the month uf September this year. There iire three lit the company. Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd llo.-ts, and u "Tho HnintM Uplifted Hands' the Itev, Oliver Jtlley, rector, Uuiing the musical nervine Mr. M. L. S' earns, of tfnlon, will sing u hoIo "l'ruyor Perfect" hy K. J. St enson. a ml M r. A. 1 i. K I n ma rt and Miss Mao Ktcarnn will play a violin du ft, ueeompanled by Mrn. II. N, Aidiby ut tho piano. Tho Holary club quail el, cun slMllnir of .1. T. Lonurolloiv. fl. H. ice- 1 hC ReV. Mr. Kopp,I','nln "iitlon and Sherwood her. MImh Hetty Cochran will hIiik "My Task" by Ash ford, ami the program will close wlih an anthem by tho choir ".Still, Still with Thee" by (i Icy Speaks. AI. I-:. Church Church school meets at (i:-13 a. in. Sunday at tho First Methodist Kptxcopal church anil will bo fol lowed by tho morning worship, hour, beginning ut 1 1 o'clock. Tho) evening iter vice Ih scheduled for 7-:HI in ..ml l,?i.U-,.i-ll lot n cnuicu umim.miui iM-Himu.. " ' meets an huur earlier. Tho pastor to bring la each individual renewed L.xUltidH u woU.umis U) aU ltnd ,,,.,. Hplrllual llfo and a closer fellow- . d )H(le Hhip with Jcmuh. II h not a m-heme j-nlH-lrrlim huivh The Itev. W. II. Jllcnknvy. l. 1.. of Wa I la W alla, will oct-u py I ho pulpit at tho J'roHbytoi-iaii church iind did well for n nt'twon but boom wearied or tho Kinull pay. After a Abort may. pt About three-fuurtliH of a year. I looked for ho mot hint that would five quicker rot ur iih. "I hud played a .tnaro drum In the tnwjr urnateur bund and ufter purchaHlnt; t bun drum with tho runt of the paraphernalia that koch with th ordinary trap druinmcr'H outfit, 1 ffut a poKltlon In a movie theater, (to learn tho bUHinonw), with a hmuiII Kalary to botfln with, and dreatnit of 'blif money' JumI ahead, liut thlH, like my ap prenllceHhlp, main if t wearlHome -r. . , . und I found mywelf looklntr ut tho Lnsign Konald M. Eber- difnuuuieH of tuo voojtion ami be hart, of the Salvation KH" Iuok,neforHU,nt'lhl"Bt,Uc- 1 Ar, n -rj. , f J then bo(,an Jumping from one rmy. necaJis nts uon- thimr to m.othor m version to Christ. La Grande Man Tells Story of His Redemption A xttiry of rfinitliii, iih tulii liy ll.oriilc. vri-yivnrr i- i ,,,..., 1,.i1, ,..,.i,i i,,. licrsiHinllly In lh- wrvli-.- t l-hiisl l. ,a .,.,,. T,, ,.,, ., ,l to lire I IK- wli-K- I.-V.-I of .li.ir.h ((n(, ., ,UirUvn Thl)U lo 1u, Vul,.c loii. ToloKranh offlcu, bell hop, mllrond ticket offlre. nc-IIIiik 'hut iliiBH- unci wlrliliiiK tho uli-u mid Hhoyel. (.Ilvlnir each one un.wlth l-ailun icniiiilil .M . J'.iiei'hurt. Tor- a firm roiivli-tlon thut I viih het merly or I.11 CimihJi-, I.h rurrled lujtorlim niynelf In -tho olio 1, wiih ko tht run t-lit iHaue of "Tho Win-Cry", i Iiik to, only to final the new uno the Xnlvutlun Army puhlkulluli. iIm full of difficulties Olid ImrdMlilpM iji-criiiiri, who ninny nielli co .,,v,wi,c . IVit, - . - 1,1,- know. Ih now with I.Pudur- "I ue,l to IhubI. nt The Sulvntlon lf ",vu "ou 'll'K rell-f tern tn ff In Sun TinnclKco. in hlnUrniy uh they huuk iind marched the Produce u cure In out In- nrtlcli-, iirlnted below, the nillriHid IBtroetH. I Uiouk-ht thev'wero n 1ko ",""c'" 10 " m,l",h- OUJJ- '-y imichlm- Hhop he refei-H tT. Ih the "One nlitht n friend uHke.l n.e m ! w'vonnurii-w riBlit a I nmlly Urui; FIND IT HERE Copy for this column inujt u U lil 1:00 k. m. ' Kl.M)i;itiAitTi-':v Ml-.-. HiKlKln iinnoiinceH the oiieti lug of the KlirlnB term Mon., Jim. 81 ul-1002 M Ave., l-27-3ti The lurff---Ht iind mot 'arlcd "lock of lutlit l-lcclrlcnlly record-I Victor ltccords on ruIo fit Ntwilii's for o&o,- : I No need of NUfferlni; from Hkln trotililo or nnv form of eczemn I when our new iret;crllton nt u cost ().-'. Hhoi-H hero mid the wonmu (jo lo their hall with him. I Inmihcd jSlorc' life In eiit'h coin Hi unity ho t tint nil clniri'hcH and all liei-HniiH may re ceive Home Impetus and Hpur to ward greater w-irk for the cstiili llHhmeut of (lod'K KliiKdonh A cordial liivllalion Ih extended to all lo attend the in-cllnilH. Nundiir Services Sunday Hcrvlccs henln at 8 a. in. . wlih holy eui luiilst. followcil hy i church Hi liool nt !i:-ir n. in. At i I o'clock Ihe crusader stationed here. illlo uev. , . . i-i'l'. innlMt ,.i.n,l llu-v are well, known , M,,nt.. will deliver the sermon. At for Ihclr cviniKollstlc work IIiioukIi- ' n : 4 r p. in. Ihe Wayfarers' Cnlld out th Northwest. ' will hold lis second ileliale. 3 'lieceiilly they hold a meetlim at j In the evenliiK. l,cnlnnlnK at Ihi- I'lrst ChrlHtlan churi'h In Ihi- T ociock, new lid- unner tue an e- I Hindu will prneed" an auuress on jtino thai t-uvulted In ls."i illllons. . ... . THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY For several days we are allow ing you to buy the , Latest Electrically-recorded Victor Records at a price never before placed on late records , , ' 55 ents Ours is the lamest and most varied stock to choose from in Eastern Oregon. Get yours now. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. of .My I'lilllim" by Xoble. lilblo Ki'hool will bo at H: Tt a. m Junior Christian Kndenvor at li p in, and lutortuodiatoH and HeuiorHt; SHERRY'S LAST SI10WIN(J TOXKJHT A James Oliver Garwood Story A CAPTAIN'S COURAGE ' With EDWARD KARLK and DOROTHY DWAN The Iniccanccring adventures of ancient pirates and a brave sailor. Comedy "A DIl'l'Y TAU" Matinees 2.")C Evenings ooe SUNDAY And MONDAY DOLORES COSTELLO "THE LITTLE IRISH GIRL" Willi JOHN II AKRON The latest and greatest stars in the merriest comedy of the season. Comedv "SNOOKY'S COVKKKI) WACON" Mill moot at I i. in. ClirUiiuii ('IiiiitIi "(low Wo Hhould Treat Our Kn 01(1108'' will bo tho subject of tho uiOHMiKo Munday iiuirniiiK in the Conlral I'hurch uf t'hrlnt. This will bo tho tenth In a twvivn on "The Herinoii on tho Mount." Tho ordi nation of tho officers In temporarily imHipoiied. "Tho .Mokhu'o of Oeui erononiy" will bo iho Kubjcci of the Sunday evoniiiK nicxxjio. Jtitdo Kt'liuol ineelH at !):4"t a. in. and tho endeavor Hocletiea will moot at 0:30 i, m. Kalvalion Army Hpoelal HervlcpM will be held In the Halvatlon Army hall tonight and Monday, In charge of Adjutant and Alrn. C iih 1'otoi'Hon. of Suit Lake City, who are ni run to to Spokuno, WaHh., to lake eharwe of tho In diiHtrlal homo in that city. Sunday Hrhool will be held at the regular lime i!:3u p. in., and the V. 1'. li. will moot at lirUO led 1 by tho yoiinu people. j CIii-ImJiiii Nc-Ioiuv Tito xubjeot for the Sutubiy in urn -I hm Hervlf-o at tho l'lrst I'hutvh of ChrlMt, SclonllMt will be "l.uve." Sunday Hchiad ineets at a, in.. and tho testimonial mootliiK will be held Wednesday nUht at H o'elocU. ' l.iitlioran Church HecaiiHe of the absence of tho piiMlor, the Itev. Letf II. A wen. no morn! in? nervlcoH will be held 111 the Zlon KiikIImIi Kulheran church Sunday. Ilo Ik attending a nynotl Ical ineoltnw In Kverett, nnh. Sunday Hchool will meet at H: 10 a. hi. A n fntet'oxlliitf evening ci vice, however, Iiiih been planned for 7 o'llock. .Mm. Awcm will wive a talk on "Sndu Kuiulur SIukIi" anil Kred Mathi'K will Mpeak briefly on "How to Train for ( 'hrlatlan Service." .MIhh Mario N'eukirchncr and AMmh V'orla .McLano will nIuk a duel and tho ntory of William Carey, pioneer miHsloiiary tot India, will be told I y M 1 hh S o u k 1 v h n e r . Stnilh l. i;. Church "The liullovur'H lltthbu Life" will be tho Ncrmon Mtibjcct at the nioruiiu; services at the South .M. I'1., church. In tho evening, at T::lu o'clock, tho Itev. .1. A. Mall will speak on "Tho Other Side, or the' Jcrtchu Itoad." Sunday xchool opens at !):K, a, in. and Kpworlh league ilevolloual, services will bo held at i:;b p. in. who converted him Ik Adjutant Chllders. His story follows: "I was horn In a little town In Western Xew York, many years ul'o, and have made a number uf moves since; KcoKraphically, phys ically, menially, spiritually and vo cationally. ".My first move of Importance was to unit school when -I was fif teen because 1 thought a kij in- school educiitlon was enoiiuh. and besides I wanted to make some 'bin money.' "I went to work In a railroad ma chine shop as an apprentice to tho machine trade. I learned quickly IfcniMHchinu:, pltnting, button 1 boles, oto, Norton's Kiddy .Shop i . ., . , .10-H-tf The subject is to be "Justification." Kuch person Is requested tu find all the references they can on the sub ject. The old hymns will ho huiit. ation of tho Kplsoo- at him. but went ulontf, 'just to hoc wtiut nicy u. t . ''They HRny some songs' and somo Xoi up nnd talked it llttlo end then! M louder of tho. rneotln; rWd tho M,eW than l-00th of I' ot all im4 lloRiio to l.i i k The mln. htUiUnK lld UfUtu Ahm.iih fu,.TllNl ute Hho beai. o talk I to , lhe Vi tf, hlV0 fuile(, !n tl0 yojirMJ feel u ileum fprtuhhv Tho more shor ' 7 -it tulked the Womo I" fcJt. Vhon she , '' " '' "r I beKnn t thouKht she must bo talk- Hny.riVfi nin b'uy tho lalcrt Iiik about me The loneor, Hhe victor Uocbnis -ut Newlln' liook tulked the Jnure Bure,.I not that it 1 Btorv ' ' i."u" was mo Mjie- was tiilkintr about. , I- . ' t -. .. . .. - , . " j WJInll'd ft! .fnf Kit 'find f,. .utt !...( i " - : . uhuuu tri-thl.a 'W- the. )'. to- ;Cfrai.,l' Kw lluuly 1-arlor where u,u , ..um.u. uio.nan. y-u. wm fm NOiltullun iuiJ ,.ffi- "She knc; hunluh.,iiatui'o wo noil lilencj'. s Uuth AK-LooU jind I'.olty - - 1 Unit nhe tulil me ,thc bent history jBteui l, . oxnerirm-oil u,erHturN; ' f, ;t,lu. your plcimcn ui Itiuliai -I-uf my ,nt I hiue ever lieard. iinJ illwuiiiit ulveii ,ri' KtiMli-ntu' work. son'a Ai t unil Ciiit Shop. Ahvnyi. ..... u.f..,, t. . ui.ii, i .nil, i, -in. tor uiiiiimilllll'lll. t bi-ini'n to foil lllio IIThe l(uth-Kllm.lctli Uiuuly Shoii. i "where savings are greatest 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. But They're Not Under One Roof 773 Stores in 46 States! coast-to-coast helpful ness! Imagine the extent of their service! 1( they were all under one roof, the largest store in New York and Chicago would be small by comparison. Their selective and buying power would be no greater ; the individual customer would benefit no more. But they arc under 773 roofs, serving as many com munities. Consequently, nearly a third of the people of tht country have J. C. Penney Company Stores in which they enjoy all the advantages experienced by people in the big cities. ' ' , N'tw styles reach von through this Store ai quickly ai they reach the people in New York and Chicago. Values and Savings, in most instances, are ttreater here-i ind the enjoyment ot personal shopping is multiplied a thou and times. "Every city is better off from having a J. C. Pennev Com. pany More; shopping advantages are increased generally." The ennv pal church, which met last year Inlthiut?, I.ji (trande. Is to be hold In Mood I liver, Keb. 1, 0 and 0, it has been learned here. . . W f etaoeta elao otaolnta taoo The "I'll l-'lKht campalun", ha?) been started by iho Salvation Army ami j;rcat Interest Is belntf shown, according' to Knvoy J. C. Marker. Meetings will be held every eve ning at 8 o'clock, excepting Friday ii I, l; hi, which is the l!ed Shield Hoys' club niKhl. Special speakers and special slni;lK promised the puidte every evening. Tho Kplscnpul men'H orfxanlzn 1 ton , the Washington club, now tins tio tnenibers. A siiechil moot hit; will be held on Washington's birth day anniversary. my ways, had a piece uf fat bacon- In. my throat that, wouldn't; coino up or tso down, I. tried to swallow: tho but ;lt stayed : right if.fhoro, J-17-yt Uii-frtUK und tintlni- of .both neon- this week. f 4iuu iitijiuiji iijiiin in ma npv claMy. Have ltlchurdaon "Tho Art Man' enlarge, hand-tint un 1 Then 'I felt, worso thai) over. My oyos (,-ot watory and In sjilto of the offort f niilde to resist, .they just filled up and run 'over. '" (1' "Someone come from the -platform straight for m; . They .want ed mo t-u ko U. front nn get 'saved.' I wouldn't- go. They plead ed. J said . NO, and after several NO's, I gut up and went out. t Htnrted home. ' I don't know wheroilielp mo. ' my friend went to or. w hen ho wont, j - "And there In that llttlo Salva I had gone about n block down the thin Army hull, I made 'tho wise! street when ronieihlng got hojd of hiove I over piade.' mo inside, I stoppedi 1 don't re-( - move out .of SIN to Klght member w hat thoughts I had - or ' oouhiiohh. v whnt h'appenod tintU 1 got back) : "Out of Horrow to Joy. to the hall.-: 1V.V lini. it prayor ".tJt't or Durkness to Llu'ht. meeting. TJie first time In my lifoj .'"Out of -i shiftless, -careless, tm I ever priiyed. . Regulated llfo Into a steudy, careful T iironilsed'- (iod Unit I would U'ld rcguluted one." No penallieH or fines for missed pay men l.s In La Grande ihilldiiig i-7-yt ' YoUr lllctures . an; bettor when and Loan Ass'n ciinfg'd uit! Mumd-tlnted hyltleh- ' ardjiuJi. "The. Art Man." Ho glv.'Hj si-:i-: - m;i; - si:i: your Vork the same careful ultcn- Sce the L'F.r, 4Sc- and OSr tabh H lion -that he docs to bin own. l-'n.'.t in..i i. ... ... ...r. ...... ---- - tll twLiiiiiuauii a in iiiiu tin rtnoii If you We tlii-caloned with i ; (Jiippe und wunt u.ulck n-Hcf, iy our concentrated prcsorWtun Latirippe. It will re'level In "4 hours, $l.n a bottle iohionlynt Kilvcrthoni-Wiighl'H Kumlly ijifiu ; Store. , l-Ziftt . .: ii: H will my you. Leo Lomski Fined ' On Liquor Charge Kl'GKNK, Ore, Jnn. 29 (AP)J- j Only 11 f.-w li, vh- omioilimllv l! ' '-0""'- wu" known hMt ' ohnn,'o my wuyn 'of life IT lie would ' buy luli-.st clrcirh ally rcconlrtl : uml 1'iit. -Mt-Noal woro arrcsMi I Victor liccoids ut 65i-. 1 ,3!-2t . horn this morning on llituor poi. , 1 session I'lmrir-'S. I.omAkt imlda -: T0,!!.,V0.!,'H'er,?'"r"'h"'H '"r 2 , f'" of '50 "" M'Ncal 75 whoa Ilie best pill solil for women nnd:,. , , - 3: , olilldrmn. Sold only l,y Sllvei thorn-j ""'y cntc'v,i PU-ub ot Ruilly befell- ; Wrih'lll'H Kumlly DrilB Ktorc. 1 -L-L'lf j -ludlfo Harold J. Wutls In justice j . . j court, v School I-'uikIh now available fur I.omski and McNeill wltli nliol- ' fui ni loans In Union (.'ounly. Keu , or man and two women wor '- II. K. Dixon, Foley lluildinir. I.a' travollnir north from l.os-Annell-i 2-l(l-lf in Iwo ears. - . Orlinde. Ore. W e Have D e cidedl -to continue for a short time VVINNOWINGS The l-:plscopnl church bulbiiii has Iiccii malh-d to the woi-MhlppeiH this week. o About :i inombLrs of K cry man's lllble class of Ihe Christian church were present at a bamiuet Hi veil Wednesday e eninii by the members of th( bslni; icnin in a recent membership conlor-t. The bauutiel was held In the diniiji,' rooui of the church and was In the nature of a "dutch" feed. Informal1 talks u ere made by Leslie White. : head of the winning side; l-'r.ihk Harvester, president of the nrfjuu-i ixnttoii: and the Uev. C. V. iMiiui. The class meets each Sunday morn ing at o'clock at the citv hall ami Is now studying the ii'lnn dayl of the life of Jesus. 1'rayer and Itlble study at the South .M. i:. church will be held Wednesday eveuiim at 7:;i n'cb.ck. Rwnmwnm I 1 1 hJrAlhlls n Matineu SJuc- Evcnings o"c 10 Years Ago Today Mm l hi lhi';, tif hanitla. J in lown tmla. Out-oMown Mall onlcr arc glcn u1 caccfMt ituiHidcnttioii n you yutirsclr wnuhl give. AVe make eciv rffurt to plca-r iiml tu fill orilci imtiplctt'. Ami of ciiuim wo pay Ihr Mtuuv. ;cry nrtlrr nhlp mm hy li '(mi ii inn II, Addles uin iicvt uant lUt tu L. & L. Drug Co. I. s. (.hi Hickory MiMike Slt now on baud. Our special prices on our splendid stock of fine furniture of fer yoii iftany opportunities for savings. Remember that every article is tip to otir standard of quality. We have nothing spe cially bought for sales purposes and every piece is backed by our v guarantee arid our record of thirty years of superior service. s Check Otit-Tiilues. Our usual satisfactory terms are extended. I EOiMBIECAMFS S m L - Bte L "For Fine Furniture" J