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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1928)
TTA GRANDE .EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, January 7,. 1028 Page Sit than "cheaper" overalls because they give more w You're willing and plad to buy nn overall that will give you longer wear. Yet it's hard to tell the difference Ix-tween overalls, as they're all blue and look alout alike But hert'ja test that wUl eetdo the point of ljngcr wear lor you. Toss the ordinary overall on the scales and lead the weight. Then place the same size In an Oshkosh B'Gooh Overall cn the sami scale. Watch the indicator go past the pre vious mark, enc two three four iiva yen, sometimes six or seven ounces! ' MMmsMUma cS Wi!8E OVERALLS lljN Insist on these vx A numbers ton- JMtr f'A 101 Hlutic Had Overall 201 High Back Overall 301 Coat to Match V V V V V V v WW r .1 fiV-H-:! REDUCED t ? ? ? f ? ? ? ? ? T ? r v T T f t y y y y y y y y y y y f fj.SfoK if uedroom i:.rr b Ck't. ;.i .;;,-..sv. r-ai ' COST LESS 1 nai p me wuji y ; i in .(.,' . rtrorifier threads and more of thfin to lit; inch, hence it wears longer and gives you more for your muiicy. There is no ether overall (hat will wciu'i as much nnOshkosh B'Gosh! There is no 01 her overall that will wear as long or actually cost cs little. These are not idle statements. e will gladly prove the former to you in ou rtoro. You can prove the latter by tr .'nr. an Oshkch B'Gosh in actual service. Ihai'i the linal tr, t. Krmembcr, "they must raako fjojd or we will." New LowPrice $1.95 The Sloro Tor Men FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS Outside of Portland Will Be Placed on v SALE A T REDUCTIONS OF If you need Furniture,-Kus, Linoleum, Lamps, Cushions, a Heating Stove or anything for home it will certainly pay you to see the many bargains on all our four floors. 1 v ' i i ! '"J ! f! ! iT' - the; SVi-1 The ws othe Church is Young People To Participate In Sunday Services Epiphany Pageant Will iJo Presented at St. Pet er's Episcopal Church Tomorrow Evening Tin yniiNK M:opIi will havi an a' part In Sunday's church pro Kium in l.ii (Jnuide, At SI. 1'et r'tt K pirn -opal church (hi: yuilDK Mii'h will give an Kpiphany p.i uninl, "Tint Trunsffxuration of tin CiliK" In the evening during On regular church Kir ire It our. an.l ut tlm Knyllsli Lutheran church tlm I. til her League w ill have ilu lillllUitl tut cling ul seven o'c loci., when officera lor the ensuing year will he elected unrl oilier matter:! of importance decided upon. Tin Henlor 'hrlhl inn Kndi avor Hoclety will ini' I, and ortfHiili'.e at the f'en t ra I Christian church, and the Kn Wuill) l'UgUi' of the KIlKt M'-tho-dinl (IujitIi w ill ln-gin the study of K. Stanley Jones' book "The Christ of tin Intlliin Hu;ul," which will continue for tin; next five-wi-cKh. SI. IVIer's Kpiscopal Church About 15 young p ople will take part In the pageant "The Trans figuration of the Gilts" which will :e U t n at St. I'eter's Kpls'.'opal i-hiin h tomorrow evening at 7:3 o'clock. The pageant is under Die direction of the Uev. Oliver Ittley. The day's worship ul the i;pis cota) -hurch w ill begin with the Holy Kuchartst at eight o'clock in the morning followed hy church school ut l:4f and the morning prayer and sei'iiiou at I 1 o'clock; The subject on which the Uev. Oliver Kiley, rector or the church, will sjieak will be "The unknown I'n st nee." Jluuli.sli l.iilhcrun Ctrurcli The Kev, I, elf II. Awes, pastor or the Kiiglish Lutheran church, will speak during1 the church school hour tomorrow morning t o'clock. Mis subject will he "The l.esson 'of the. -Compass.' During the morning church ser vices at 1 I o'clock the pastor wilt speak on the suhjicL "What Shall Die Church do to be Saved.'' The annual iiieriiug of the Luth er l.cif.'iii' will he held In the ev 11 hig, I);i lining ut seven o'clock. Officers will be elected lor the ensuing year at lhat time and nl her Ini porta nt mutters , w ill be diseuaaed and decided upon. The nie.-iinir will open with a consider ation of I he topic "What laycr ( 'an 'Accomplish." Cent in! liri(inu Chitivh The day's Win ship at the u t ra I 'hrislian church tomorrow will stni'1 w It h Suoday school at !;4r o'clock in the morning, w hc:i On M Largest and Most Complete Stocks Of All Goods Sold On Easy Terms music will bo fi.rnlHifl hy the church oreheji 1. 1. Tito morning chinch service la at ; 1 o'clock and the pastor will H.tak on the subject "Our liasler Cam- paik'n." The Junior, intermedial!1, you ilk' people'ti and senior Christ Ian Kndeavor so h I l -H w ill inent ul fi::p.i o'clock In the evening, when the senior -i,rr- ii will or ttanf.e. Dr. J. l.."lcl'herson Is thn leaibr. At T:.'.0 o'clock In tin cveuintr there will bo a son:? service led by the orchestra and "I he paMor will sp ak on t lie subject "The Iteili-ion of the Mtble." This will be an eVanejjiisilc wi vie and is expected to bo of unusual nt vsi. I irt M. I-:, ( l uivh Tho Itev. If. W. I'arker v 111 speak on the subject "An Advance Step" Sunday -niornimr during tln 1 I o'clock hour of vor,hip. Mrs. It. V. Coiisey will slnir u solo i're- cedlnir the churcli tk-rvlc- :-: 1 o'clm:k th church school will meet. Tho Kpwortli r.catrue will meet in the church parlors at . G::tiv o'clock. Tin first proenun from the book "The Christ of the Indian Koad" hy K. Stanley Jones will , be given. The study of the book I will continue for five weeks. .1 in me evening in t:.u o emeu i tfle oast or will sneak of "A Beau- ! tirul IMcture," which will center around the most fascinating story or t he New Testament scripture. Thero will also be special music, during the evening service.. First Fn'shyterlHii Church At J 1 o'clock tomorrow morn Ing at the Klrst 1'resbytcrlan cliurch the )tiNtor, t he Itev. .1. fieorgo Walx will speak on "The Korget-Mo-Not" of the Itlble. and following the sermon there will be Holy Communion. The vested, choir, which Is under the direction of Mrs. Itichardson. will slnf "Oraterul. O Lord, Am 1" by lla ma, and Mrs. Kay Kuller, soprnno. will sing "l'y the Waters of Huby lon." I Hiring the evening service at 7::tn o'clock the choir will sing "The Homeland" by K. W. Huns. com. and tint pastor will conduct a vtmly on "What .Made the Bible Possible and Necessary." with some reason for believing the lilble. ' The junior Christian Kndi-avot society meets at three o'clock In t he iit'b rnoon and the Interme diate, senior and young people's societies at . i::;o o'clock at Un church. lc(bo,rt Church Soutli "Ituiinfng for InrorniHtlon" will be the subject on which the Itev. .1. A. Hall, pallor of the Methodist, Kpiscopal church south will speak Sunday morning during the II o'clock hour. Sunday school will preceede church screvico, begin--filing at !:1"i o'clock. The Kpworth KcaKue will meet at li:.H) o'clock and the evening church serviccH will begin ut 7:30. tld-tlme hymn- onday ARY9 FROM 10o TO 50 will be heard. In addltion to other speclul music. Island City Comiiiuiiily Church Tho Itev. JI. I., Hansen, pastor of the island City Community church will speak on the subject "Seven Tilings to Consider Oally" tomorrow morning during the .11 o'clock hour of worship. The Sun day school will meet at ten o'clock In the morning and the Kpwortli League at seven o'clock Ut the evening, which replaces the even ing service;. IdKhtiioUM-! (;o.m;1 Miiioii All are welcome to the bight house Gospel Mission, i'iG Jeffer son avenue. Sunday school meets at ten o'clock in the morning, followed by preaching services at 11 and again in, the evening at T:lj. I,. A. Kllswortli Is the pus tor. ChriMhtii Scientist Church Services aro held regularly ever- Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ut .the First Cliurch of Christ Scien tist, corn J of First . street and Washlngtd?! avenue. ,-Thc subject for tomorrow morning Is "Sacra ment," Sunday achool meets at ii:40 o'clock. .Meetings are also held every .Wednesday evening at eight o'clock,' which Include testi mony of healing. All are cordially Invited to attend these services. The rcudlng room in the West- Jacobuou building. corner of Adams uvenue and Kim. street, Is open every ,dny from 12 o'clock until 4:301 except.. Sunduys anil holidays. - ; - . . WINNOWINGS ' A pageant will be given by tlm young people tomorrow- night at St. Peter's Kpiscopal church. . . . . ,. . The net organ ' recital at St. Peter's Kpiscopal church will be held on the evening of Sunday. Jan. I'll. . Tho , annual meeting of the laiither League will be held Sunday evening ul the church, beginning at seven o'clock. Officers for the new yeur will be elected. . Orchestra practice of the Cen tral Christian Church orchestra will bo held ut the parsonage Sun day afternoon. ut three o'clock. All w ho wish to take part ln the or chestra are welcome.. Church night will be . observed Thursday from ' 7:30 until nine o'clock ut lite ConLral chrlstiuu church,- There will be classes In Hlblc hlslory and teacher training. All are Invited to attend . the classes. -.., ; A senior .Christian Kndeavor group will he organized tomorrow cvt-nlhg when a meeting ia held at the Central Christian church. Or. 1 ' . 77 '-1 A . ' J. I McPherson la (be leader. Tho Kpworth League of the First Methodist Kplscopul church is marling a five week's study of K. Stanley Jones' book ."The Christ of the Indian Hoad". tomorrow evening at its regulur meeting. The vested choir . of the First Presbyterian church will sing pit ch I numbers both .during the morning and evening service to morrow. There will be Holy Com munion in tho morning. I'jayer meeting and Itlble study will be held Wednesday evening at 7:;t0 o'clock ut the Methodist Kpis copal Cliurch south. There will be a meeting Wednes day evening at 7:4& o'clock ut the Lighthouse Gospel Mission. J'ICAVi:i.!G SOCIFJ Y cakkiix silk siii:i;is 1'AHIS (A I') Travel sets do luxe, comprising a leather folder contain tug silk covered pillow, -silk sheets, silk pyjamas and slip pers and a (pill ted silk coverlet are society's newest extravagance. The Frieess Antoine Uibesco uses a travel set of jude green and black. Tho Countess Constant Ini has just purchased a set for her travels in the Cnlted Slates. Hers Is pink crepe de chine tpiiltcd with gold and embroidered with while, Hy in cans of u new telescope the snow giuige In the Alia Peak dis trict of Sequoia National Park is read, although It Is eleven mUes distant. . - Z If your spinal cord were MID) insload of 24 movable bones, 'you would never need a . . 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