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Tape ETgfit CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, October 8, lf27 Nfcws of the Churchps Rally Under Way 111 -Ml I Jl JLOCai lnUrCn m fllL. "VT iii i hp razHrene 1 . Fjpif of Fviino-nliufin Sor. - vW Will TnlfA PW of . iri At , . M. E. Church Tomoriow : Mnvninap t" ; Hcvorul miec.'al ..roKinnis will tHke p.are in the i-hurt-licn of tlie city Minorrow. both durinu the morning wunthln hour and In the eveninu. with ut-..-f-town ie.i tar oceupyliiK the pulpltH. The Utsi uf u Hork-H of eviPKOliHtle ervReM will ho held at, the Ontrul Chri- tin church, uml the flnrt -f u kc- riea of Himilur meeting) will lake pinefl tit tne i-irt leinodisi r,pin culm I church. 4 An OreKun zone rully of the Sun- nay Hcnooi nnu yuniii: people o- meet at n.15 o'cluck und the fen Cleiy will be under way at the ton at 6:30. AM yuung people are Church of th Xawirene. and u pe- invited ii attend. lul proKram. with the Hev. A. T. At 7:3'i o'clm-k In the evening riH.nisoii an Hpeaker, will he heltl Mr. und .lrH. Floyd Kohh und Miftt ul the First I Jap tint church. Sheldon will b!v a musical con- .Vauirciie Cluin-li 'cert followed ly erviee at h y Iir. B. P.-KIIynon, of Kanw City, o'clock. "Our Wonderful UiMe" Mo., editor In chief of the Sunday will ,he the mtiiidji Muhject. There Mhrtol publication of the Naatiirene wilt be baptismal uervkeii in the uluirch, will be the principal xpenk- eveniiiK. r of the: day at the bK.-al Church .Monday eveninu there will be a Of the Nnnarene. lie Ik here for reception for the evangelist, the flte Hunday .Kchool uhd yoiinjr peo- new member of the church and the ble'H convention, which opened ye- Hev. and Mix. It. I, i'ntnain und lierday afternoon, and will close with tomorrow evening' crvlc. i At 9MS o'clock toinonow morn- Ihtf tho Sunday whool will have a nhort fi&Miou. lA-nter Imr pre- KldliiK iifl Hupcrlntendent, which will he foHowed by u song service, led by tho Hev. W. C. McKay, of JJ&lf'way. Ore. There will he re- m.ri lo the Sunday school super- ftitendent of tho district In at- tfndsnce at the conventbm. afur which Ir. J-;ilyon will give n ser- man. bcalnnlni; t II o'clock. ' Ir. Kllvon, will again speak In tie afternoon, preceded by a song service, led by the Hev, K. C. Hounds, of Ilohe, Ida., at 2:30 ' O'clock. Following the adjournment ojf the afternoon meeting there will lie lunch at the pursonugo for the iMit-of-town visitors. In th evening, beginning ut 7:30 tclock. there will be u youni; peo- iile' rally. The Hev. H. K. C.jl- mure, of Kntcrprise. will lead In the siing service and special music will be Klt'cn I'V James Seeger and the ftev. I,. I. Megger. Or. Kllysun will give the address of the evening and tho Hev. Mrs. Kmlly Kllyson will give the cloning prayer. FlrM M. K. hurcll Or. Theodore Copeland. of lnl- Ins. Texas, one of the outstanding evangelists bf the south, will be- (rln n series of ten nieeiltm in the Northwert tomorrow tnornJug ut II o'clock ut the First Methodist Kpis- topal church here. The meetings here are expected to continue over three Sunday. There will be a full choir during the morning services and a special injfdcul selection will he given. W. W. Ntifbnum. music director In the public schools, will have charge uf the music In the evening and each evening during the cyan- Ifelisllc meetings. The church has Just received 1U new fiiiii: books. which will be added to those re- gently put In- A large chorus choir will be one of the features of the The members of the chiinii are KiisIMi l.ulbcran Chun-It uniting In couceniratlng on this The Cnnlish Lutheran Sunday ttdsslun work for the next few hool uill meet at H:45 o'clock weeks. They will welcome all Sunday mitrnlng. Miss Myrtle lloyt friends of "the church uml the will conduct .he girls class In the pnstors and members of other absence of Mrs. I.. II. Awes, vim re he. There will be public There will bo no morning serv wurnhlp tomorrow at 11 o'ebs k in ices as the pastor Ik away attend the morning und at 7:3') in the eve- Ing the :7ih annual convuitibm of ninu. the I. other l.citciie "f the Colnio- Sunilav school Is at U: 4.1. o'- tork. biu district at The Dalles. "Hally Day" program, under the dl- Methodl-i ( bnn-h Smith rectfon of Miss Mima Cooper and Sunday school at H:t. ocbck Mls4 Mabel Doty, will he carried will open Sunday; worship at the on during the month ..f Oi b.ber. Methodist 1 :piso;.nl church south. The tip worth League will hold This ulU be followed by pieachfntr Its meeting at tho church parlors at 11 o clock, the subject helm: at tl:3 o'clock. Honnld I'lerce 11ml "The Cost or a New World." High Hubert Oemerlliitf will be In charge, leaetie will meet at .::iu o'clock. senior league at li:;in n!ul venliiu Flrnl IlitiiiNt Cbutvh sc. vii es v ill begin at 7: 30. The The Hev. A. T. Kohlnson. wIm Mirimm Mshjert In the veninu. npeitrd a three-day serle- of meet- uhit h will be yieii by tin Hev. J. lugs here yesterday afternoon, will .. Hall, will he ".Measiuia l'p 10 conduct services at the I'li'st ltap- the tiuislian Sta ndai d." tint church tomorrow. He w 111 Salaiion Army, speak during the morning worship T!i.- Saltation Army will have hour, which begins at H oYiock. ne i;.l moelint:- Sunday, conduct, ami again In the- evening. Ileghes ,M by Khmuii Lonabl Kto 1 bar:, of Itll.le and travel Mlk. Illustrated I'oM l,i n-l. Imiiin lv of Ui Cr.inde. ui;li;.si: the A simple mechanical o to the imprisoned IntpiiK part of the human body human mechanic, Hie fintion. in. i i free doW Hid I t Mi. c Chiropractor Is trained by ihree years of imvn.n (h-c hided nerves nioivj the fplnul coi d a llgaed vertebrae b,n k Into their m-i m secret of health. If you are sick In along the spinal i uliintii ami get well Dr. F. L Tribe I'lioiii' -Main 1JU rW i iddg. Psltncr (inidtiate Office Hours: 9 to A; 7 to N. il'.ftu.';. r.r''HrnwiBishop and Mrs. jiiiKi will bo held In morrow, tho af- wnnin nieelliu; l.eaimiinit .it 2;30 'o'clock uml the evening service ut 1 I Tho Hev. M, U. Jlintley will alno 1 lie In l-a (.emtio fur lomtirriiw'i . Hervlceit, the llev. iinh announces. ..vi.-k UInil ,.,. ,,,. ti... -i I The ilunx evmiyelibtM will t-on- !..."..'..". Jtrliuto their worvici'H in i-i (irarule at ' the Central Chrlxihin church Hun- day j.,anH lire tu n,ate the cl..y the j.reitU.M in the hUtury of the thuIThi JihIe M.hool will hfin at ,J:4- ((C(l(:k UI)1 lhe Hirn l)4 l(i hilV(I 3-w , ulu.,Miini... -The Su- til,n.s Tr)aniiJe.. U)M hl. ,he wuhjw t of th(, ,et.Ujre K,V(.n ,,y AIt JtMHHt Jur(njr thn n (.lo( k woiHiiip hour he taIk on ..UiV(f ;iorifvillK tne (;jft " It will he rully iluy In the Chriy- 'tliin Kmleavnr xncietieK. The Jim - jor und Intermedt.ite k roups w ill family. It will be at this time that Mr. Kokh will bring lii final m'iKe. The church will reminie regular service following the cvangellMtfc nieiiiifr. with activities in every department. I'lrt I'nbylcrlaii Church The Hev. J. (icuruc Walz. past of the First I'rcwbyier.'an church. will speak on "The Henefils of MarriaKe" Jit the 11 o'clock service .Sunday nioinntji. 1 lie xic-v. Mr. Walz siiys ".Marriage is the best state for man In general; and every man Is a worse man in proportion as he is unfit for the jnarrlcd state." In hi sermon bn "Life's 1'rob lems" In the evening Mr. Walz will talk on '"Obedience." Outing the morning services trs. Kay Fuller, soprano, will ing a solo and Kichard OyUhius. tenor. will sing. In the evening. -Mrs. A v. IJndrcn's cl.is will be in charce of the music. The public Is invited to attend these services. i:pl-4'opal Cluirch "Jeti at NaiwircthV will be the stibjwt of the sermon given by the Hev. dlver Klley at St. Peter's KpiM-'ipal church Sunday morning during the II o'chn-k worship hour, Will be preceded by Holy Ku- chariot at Jt o'clock und church miumt ut The Wayfarers' Guild will meet t u o'clock. "Nervous Ofsease. Moral Disease ami sin" will le the subject of the evening service, which is a study Mf chiistlun psychobi:y. Mnnd Ity ( liurcli The Hev. II. I. liant-eii. pastor of th(l Mhiiid City ( unnniniity church, nntuin es that Sunday schoid will begin at la o'clock, followed by ( hunii service it 11. A youny JM.,, pie's meeting will be held In tne evening, beginning at 7 o'cbu l. Au arp rordlatly inviteti to attend thine meetings. j pkkssi iu;: .ll.M!. W 111 U( c.ived riot e;e-e II: e Pin-. Tin biuhb t. e tf.nnin- I.. fi:,i thesp . and l.i ii.Ijiihi (be tins 'at po-iiioos. Tins Is tbr e the pit-Mnv i,h t-e, and happy. h.""' .""""T.!l -hurrh her., Hunday. OciJ.!"" S.'." ""FL'"' . ??" Remington Will Visit La Grande 1 ul V. . .. .1. I whi n the Iclght-Itev. W. i. JtiMn - ,.. ,, ,,, lh. tern Oregon diocese, and -Mrs. l:..,,.!,,.,,,,. will vl.lt the church !h. tW and lllsliop llcmlnglon wlll'4rrJr receipts arc not lir.ai h ut the mornliiB si.rvle. ii. iufflcleii for the market. ... , .... r"'.."7"' n 'h" n.".W rT will admlnlater the holy rile of )'"'" '"' ''"'!" '" lxMit" .: l. to sou-pound uver roiiririnatlon. jshowlne ordinary to low iiuallty fur,',e''s 'U."U 1I.0. f to J1.3S on the' latter and 2 ' faille 5o; compared with week .i" WINNOWINGS The Hev. L. O. Meggers. ator of the ciiurch of too tNuutrcriL' here, was ut Ontario this week where he attended the district con vention of tiie Xaxart-uc Sunday i scuuoi unu younf,' people's wjcIcI)', which was held there Wednesday, Thursday and Friduy. Prayer meeting and Alible study will lie held ut the Methodist K pot to pa I liTuriM, boulh, Wednesday evening, beginning if t 7:3" o'clock. The llook of 'Atia ts.rtow being studied. An invitation is extended to all interested to attend. The regular business meeting of the First Haptiat church was held Thursday evening ut the. church. TJ:e K pi sco pal church school has forwarded a 'Irrlstptari 1fx of gift to t!ie children of St. Thomas school. Kills. IX W. I.. In the dio cese of Porto Hlco. Durinff the first week in Novem ber lhe Itev. Oliver I'.lley. rector of SI. I'eter's Kpiseopnl church here.i will conduct a mission. inelildlnK, aildresKes on clirtstinn psyeholopy and divine lii-aliiiif in llukcr. . . - Several younir people of the h'.na lish Lutheran church here are a tendlnt; a con'enllon nttlie C'o- liiniMa district p( the I.uther leajeu at The Dalles this week. The con vention opened Friday evenlnc. Oct. 7, and will close Sunday eve ning. 'I hose In iill.-ndanee art I'red Mutllies Jr.. Lucille Ileher. i'ailline t'lauru-en, l.illl-ill l.unil. Helen Jens-ii and .Mrs. J. ". Sill linnvr. The Itev. I..K II. Awes ;aslur o( lhe Lutheran church here, ll lilso unending the eon vent ion. He attended a mcetlnc of the southern conference of the I'aeifle synod of the Lutheran church at l.oiiRView. Wnnh.. the first of this week. Mrs. Awes i-i attending a convention of the mil ifn,ry sne'.ety Uf the church at racoiiin. Wash., us a representa tive from lhe l-a Orand society. ... The Women of the Central Chris tian church will klvu n chicken dinner at the church Friday eve. nine, between 6:30 and 7:.Hi o'clock Salvation Army To Appeal for Funds Tin Salvation Army w 111 make its annual appeal for funds Oct. 17 to L'7 to carry on the local work .if the nrt-unixattoi:. The quota Is $ 1 2io, and the slogan Is, "Suppose Nobody 'ared." The Salvation Army Is the only orgiinluitioii in l-a (irande which b-vott s its entfr-e lime to charity, it knows no creed or color, but uf-'i-rs n helping hand to any who are in ..e d. 'Captain ami Mrs, Dinar K'ntltson. the office in charge here, have a program outline.) t or Do- coming venr which they b.-Mtve mrlhy of oipport. and wf,y organixaLlou. ftrut and individual Is exp'ct,ed to nspond ((eneroiisiy to thn appeal lor Minds, making It posslhr to carry on the good work of I lie Sal vation Army in . I'rund" und community. There will be a holiness meeting -ti 1) o'clock in the morning and Stimliiy school at 2:30 In the after noon. In Die evening ut ff o'clock there will be a Salvation lneellu. ChrUtbiM HclciHit biirt h .letliiKs are held regularly ev ery Sunday mornlug at 11 o'clock at the First Church of Christ Xcl- jentM, corner of Kirwt firct and i 'a.-ttifiut4sii avenue. The subject I for tomorrow morning is "Are Sin. Disease and Death Heal?" Sunday -eh.iol meet- m 9:i. o'clock. Meet J m:;s are also held every W'ednes (day evening at X o'clock, which ln ; - hole testimony uf heating. AM i it- cordially invited to attend thce services. The reading room In the We-t-- .1 H-sitetoii building, corner of Ad avenue and 1'lni street. is , open every day from li o'clock un til CiM, Cbitnii of (.est Sit ml ay school will hoein In oVloek tomorrow morning at the Church of flod. followed by prench iog at II 'cli'k. The subject ftr Itite tiHunittg will be 'tiod's t!reat- nets.' I The young ieople and children 'will meet ut :4; o'clock, followed ; lay eveiiinis' services at 7:1. when it he Hev. Nelson Knight wilt speak n "The 1 lunger of Halting llulf- w ay. l.lslitlHtiiM iiicl Mis-. but Chuivh wrvieos will bo held Sunday morning ut II o'clock mid lit lb evening itt 7:3" o'clock to morrow mi the LiuhthoiiMP tiuspel ! Miii.n, the Hev. I.. A. Fllsworth. j P iVior of the church announces. ! Sunday sijhool will begin at I0i o . I.N-k. j Meetings are held at the Mission every Tuesday nnd Friday nights, i WHMJSAM Fm ADVANCE 3 CENTS BuUer Prices- Unchanged! Apple and Pear Mar- I Keis Arc vveaKcr .. ..... . . . l'OHTLA.NU. Ore.. Oct. AI - ) - Tin- to top fnjii of wholisalu imand shows no weakening;. To - 1 day's listings show ratras at Gc :'.."... ,. outs to He advance and provl ?Ti:Va-"7.r.;!.'f."" U,K'",,,1 " I ...... .' V "u ! '" '- ' - nauing 13 I IIWlt'JKtU- UUII'T unct'3 lC"'l i A flood of recelot-.' of low Trade on the former. !SO. atrlctiy cnoiee steers, red, Orcson Tokay crapes were. iUot. ; strons: otners 40 to lie off; wrest ed at l.5o to $: per ho for best ffra'sers moslly steady: fat crades and Mala-.-a. were nunteil ut cows and heifers ho to lie lower; ll'.Jo to 2.6. hut neither moved 'Wallers 12.50 down; heavy fed well. Trade in C'recon l.'cni-orjs "'el-rs reached 1S.D. hiBhest lij, waa' iit "1 to' e' per pound. -n years: all -killing steers Iii iiik- . A curload of Ktliniier peaehen' n, new tiuie; prievs: top yearlinKS are on lhe way from Ashland and ' medium wi-iehls JICoii-, espeeled to sill Around (I to l.S&'lfhl' -MonUna crass sleera up. per box. - . r - ItollJ.jil: hulk better grades $ III. ;iu ! ' jv'Il.fiU; best jrra.sa cows 10.ny;j POHILA.NO MVtTOCR 1'OKTI.AXU. Olif.. Ont J tAi') CalllM and calves Mcldy; receipts today, none; (or. 'neck:. ?:.!.-. lie; calves, . - , , Hots suwdy; reiclpU (or week, 59- Sheep nnd lambs steady; receipts. today, sneep l.ii. on contract; (or j 10.TS; (at ewes J0.75; range feed Week. . sheep 4li.'.; prices, uil- c lambs 114.UU. changed. " . ' . ' I.ll:lll'(), WHEAT".. i LIVCIirOOl.. Ol-t. t '' (AI') j I'lo.-e: Wii'.'ift ti lu'Ud lower. Oct. I ies. 6"d: iJ'C. les.u?,d; iarcbl 1 "3. o", J: May IDs, 4',d. ' r (OHTI.AXI) WHEAT I'OinXANU, Ore. Oct. (AD Wheal tlUJJ'hard white, Sl.-t: i,nrl white blueslem. Unnrt. Sl".::ard firsts 43r:lreih st;in.l:.i,l ev- lederalion. soft white, w c s t c r a - white. ILZC-a:- hard winter,' 11.25; J . .Milk steady: raw milk (4 per northern spring, $1. "4; western red, ' ceiit ), lJ.4a cwt f. o. b. Toi-tlnnd. Sl.:3V-i. lUutlerfat 45c f. o. b. . Tortland. Today's car receipts Wheal,! - Poultry stiady. iieavy hens 21 1 125; flour, 25; corn, l;'oats; 4:: 22c: llcht I4e: springs 20i 24e: hay. 12. LA (.IU.NPL ItKTAIt 1A1CK1CI8 Dairy. Hiilti-r. creuulcry L05. Kgg.i 15c doz, Cbeew lit Vic a- pound Honey, como 2ic lb. CgeiMlMsn. , New1 potatoos! lie lb. Tomatoes 2 Us. 26c: Soc lug. I Parsley le bunctu Cabbuge 3c lb. Waj. oniou 5 ibs. " jC. Lettuce- heads 'Sic Clry 16c bunch. ' ' PumpkiuH &c. ' Siuash (c, . Cucuntlrs-- 2 for &c ' Hunch carrots 5c' Hunch beets S for 1 5c. Turnita o lb. CI recti onions 3 for 10c. Yellow oil ions 6 lbs. ?ua tlrcen s'ppers- -1 5c lb. lied peppeis iOc lb. Parsnips 5c lb. ' Fgg plant l.lc. lb. H runnel prout 3'ic lb. Iiunish ttu:uih Mm tacb. Hutabag.- 6c lb. Sirinach luo lb. IVtilt. New apples lbs. 25c. Italian as lac lb. Lemons i"o do, iminges title dox. CantaluutMs for -oc. Wnt.iriii'ions 3c lb. Piaclu-s o lbs. Vnir nnd $1. Committee Meeting ! Will lie Tomorrow The bi-monlhly nieeling of the executive committee of the CI mode Kondc cnrlHthin Fndeavor Cnlon wltl b.- to l'l in La Grande in the ba. m-nt of the First Presbyterian church here tomorrow. The meeting will start with a ( pot I ink luncheon at noon, after tiich the regular business will be tranwicted. Misst ftertrude Wagoner, prcsl itenl of the 1'nlon. will preside over the meeting. The committee con s'sts of la members. Hcpnsonta llves are expected to hi- here from both HmKi r nnd Wallowa eo intlew. fjl mtttt Rr- tntt for thf Hunter & Buhnciikami) Fuueral lilrectori Main 43 iay and Maui in ' Bulletins ) Wheat Advances in ' ' A'orWer Trading ,,llCA(ia 0,,. , (A1.,0l,.. fiiig unchanged to ic up, w lie-it scored some, advance all arounJ. ICorn started unchanged to 7,c off, 'rallu.a ,,, ,m.n uniU.rwl.llt ., .. ,,. .......... ' MBher;- corn unchanged to He up; i..i ....,. ... , C111CAUO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Oil. tAP I" K. I-. ' Parlm-nt of Asrlcu.ture) - HuK- (heavy heifers 111. an; wi'stern cows. Ii.m.I lielfein l?-ll(lt fl llll xnil tK'.IIGF ' t Lli.-f.ll. rexi.er-tlvrlv- ve:ilerft .Ii.k.-iI ! au14.Ull. ' - .Sheep IIMjOs .' for week: fat! teihu claslns 15 to Sic lower; she. p strong: feedlns lambs 25 10 jue higher: week's top prices: (at ,'ranzo lambs S14.15: (at native ij,,...i IH.mi: slauenter yearlincs ' . '. lOIITLA.NU I'ltODl'Cli i'' j'OKTLANU. Ore, pet. S (AD- 1 Kgga Kxtras up 3c: standards up ! Sc; mediums up Io; undersized 'quoted at 21c up 1 !ic. . - Kreali mediums 35c; fresh sta nil- tra.s, 40c. broilers -(i'-i i4c; pekin whit e docks. 22c: colored nominal; tur l;tys, ulivc. nominal. ""Oniohs steady: local 7.1 H Mic. Potiftoca steady, 'u l.Go tt sack. .Wholesale prices; Hutter steady. Kxtrii cubes, city 4ic; standards 4l,c: prime firsts 4i'Vc: firsts t'et-aiuery prices: Prints Zr ultove cttbft slanbtrds; buttcrfal 4;1c f. o. b. Portland. H. Page Pbilo Vance! ' f UVEA Service. Xew York Bureau) a caie io iry me wits oi fntiy Vance, amateur detective of fic tion, is the iliMippearancfi In New York of Hit-hard J. "Reynolds, son of the late tobacco king; Jle was last seen by u young woman he put on it train for St. Lout after an evening spent In u night club. 1 discovery of his automo bile half submerged In. Long. Is land Sound was one baffling cir cumstance. - 10 Years Ago Today A!bn Hunter end Julian Ash went to HaKcr on a mot orcycle. ' AOVKX Tl HIO Stbrtes of other places, things, lines and customs. Adventures Into tile air and under the sea, Trnvel! Romamv! s LvcHenunt! 1 hiilUl . Head The - JIAuA.INKS We hijve Installed u rack and will carry the best of pe riodicals for discriminating buyers. Drop In for your , favorite. 1. & L Drug Co. THE SPEEDWAY 30x32 Clincher Cord Made by A good looking, long wearing Tire BOHNENKAMP CO. Klamath Falls Justice Guilty On Two Counts .MKDFOHD, Ore., Oct. 8 (Ai') A Jury in the federal court at 2 ' o'clock thiH morning returned a verdict of guilty on two counts of thd indictment charging conspiracy, to violate the national prohibition! act. against W. II, Karnes, justice of the peace ut Klamath Falls, undi A. D. I-umbert, son of a Klamath Falls councilman. They wero found guilty of maintaining u nuisance and possession of liquor. L. D. Hice. a co-defendant, was found guilty on one count, maintaining a nui sance. There were lfi counts in the indictment, alleging sale und possession on 14 courts, i Joe Kvenson nnd Jack Miller,' previously convicted bootleggers, entered pleas of guilty to similar c h a rges. .They w c re a 1 1 e ge d to have used The Smoke, a Klamath Falls resort owned by Lambert, and where Harm s and Hice went employed as clerks, as a base of operations for their bootleg opera- i ltnn I The, court granted a motion ask ing for 15 days In which to file a I "'0,n f, "i"".' '" ."'I CttSC wi mil iii h, unu ijiinii'Li i. the Ihree convicted men knew of Goodyear TJie, government contended 1,101 (Bl (7L-J ' f II the .hree convicted men knew "I-ill &m ' ' the operations o Miller und Even-15 ' , 1 I mi IN NEW ORLEANS ; . j1 ! Vcim 1 Are eating housi-s known tlK rounVy over i m m tS r tncir oeieciauie loons unu i.ue iwuuwih ... SI 1 tJn hospitality. Hut say, Try THE LAVKNUKIt '. I Vm B ' un1 'ou w"l fet nil the "goodne.ss'" arid 11 I I atlentlon that you find in the SuulVs old fll 1 6 KARTHER'S D1J j LAVENDER ; "Jr Sommer Hotel Bldg. . - .. nr-. j aaimir-jiMMsiwi'"' "iasisiuLTTr JlrTOEYUl 10 OepM St." . , . La Grrnode. Ore Th Mort Important Cottomer In Our Store There', an old itery ibout a tinjr vendor ot pinm tartt in London who refuted to oermif a wealthy man to buy hit day'. auppiy. Because, as ne wisely tatea, "1 won't have any left for my regular customers." Young aa he was be had al ready learned the basic lesson of merchandising that it isn't the one or two bisr aalea that count, but the "regular cui tomers" who will make ot break a business. , The J. C Penner Company have built up this store with the help of the "regular cus tomer." Mother! often brinir their newly-married daughters here, knowing that our spirit of helpful service will assiit them in the problems of their new home. . '-t .inititv -ct . 1. y ln K.
