La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 28, 1928. CK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Nfcw othe Churches THE REV. F. S. BEISTEL FIND IT HERE JCPennevCq Lisle Hose 25c Madeira, tan, black, beige, grey and brown double foot with triple toe and heel. (Guaranteed) Westenhaver & Gilbert The Store for Men LA GRANDE TEAM ; 10-POINT WINNER OVER PENDLETON " " (Continued from Tftgo One Uu uslH to go urn my. uewMuc, n counted nil l.il(H tn Iho nr-sij half, fallen to Kcore in me "'"" although he nhot as many times.; The Miiite thlna held true for the Other Pendleton playera. V : uwbtHNr. ;.iitr.llHir Feature f Stoddard. Ui Grande captain. turned In what many believed one; of lh het defensive mmiM neon In i.n n Inert 1 floor. A natural iMillOuuvk. lie orrniud tu anticipate ; kuhmm iiml snatched fhem In nild-alr time and tiKiifn. fMin. U. N. Ashby. In which several breaking m many - Muckuruo of-.f ho best vocalists of the ciiy fomdvo drives. In udditlon to hts'will take part. The public Is in defensive tactic, hc.wrorfd three vlted to attend, and a large at rild bosket, one In tho second tendance Is expected the program, half, after dribbling through tho which has already been announced I'endleton defense. looming us uno being unusually fine, uf the outstanding shuts of the I Mrs. It. O. MeCull will be the contest. . Jordan ncromiuintst and will play lllhherd. at forward, followed the two organ selections during the Imll eoiiManlly, his defensive game program. Mrs. Atdihy will sing two Comparing fiivomtdy with his mo up. Mrs. I.eal Itussell will sing wtronif offence. Hradoti. although one selection, O. H. Illmle will sing he attempted numerous long shot, one number, and there will be two and was not pnssing up to Maud- uuurtcl number, those appearlnK tird, looped three field basket!. H. In the quartet beinff Mr. O. S. AVolfe. renter, and llerr. KM'trl. Itlrnle, Mm. I.eal KushcM. Mth. ftluyetl n tight defenso and Wdfe. Ability. Klmer Stoddard and O. S. In addition, eounted four field Uirnie. Mm. Hlrnle fnrntshlm; the Coal h, all close hots. soprano part for one ytiartct ntim- ; ber and Mrs. A ah by for the other, llenl t.r.mc tr Siwmhi ,u attlon to these number there lu many rrhpeeta. the Ut Crande ...... ,M1 ...... Imhktu iiy ti,t. church team playwl lis best Kame of ihe wea-Aot last night. toth on defense und offense. The basket shooting Was more accurate than in lrevb.us i .Vj,,lliy ttin nt. , ,,, organ console, gunes and Ihe Irani work was good: (irinfr ,. regular chum-h mm -nut of the time. v(ri, ,H.s,nntn(; at ;:3 vimk and Moth trams were counting p.dnts .H.t.(ih,c lhp ,,iMel prKmm th nfter foul. m Grande Mumllng tlx e ...... ....,.- i;,i. v r,,-i.r of th. out of 1 1 and P comicioii live i ttine. ; The hii;h Kchunl U.umI played dor lug Intennlssbins last night. Summary Peudlettui ( 1 ?ewtlde IK) . ... iuoU lit Ilulversoti Sehauuep 1 1 ) .. Vixmin (i Cook t? .. Chtlders t2 .. Temple mi I t ii.- .!., 1 K. ... (! lllbbenl t7 linden iM II. Wtdfe ?. t; lvvv lup ..S Stsut b Ounrt'r 5 i : j I'emlteton . ,. ! K S -I tjrande ... . II i t' Field b.keli;. lewlble I, t Chtlders. Ce-nk. Cronln, lllbbel d S, ;radeu J. II. Wolfe t, Stildard 3. .i Points after f.oil: lNwjlde. Iish -. sm ii.iiniri. i conin. MM'oeiti j, Mi'ioetti j, i lraden. Stoddard. N ttffieial; .limiay C. rande. referee. t ll'i7o.s Granted 3-Month Itcprieve ( . SALKM. tre., Jan. InsteaM of the Usual one month re prieve for James WHIos. accomp. Uce of K orth Kelby and olh- ' i's In the nrlson brink of (omit ' lsJS. tiovernor Patterson verier-'ter day granted Wlllus icprieve from the death p-natty for three tnonltn. .Vor many mouths rcprlex es have 'Hn granted Wittos perkultt ully endlnc dlstton bv the supreme court of Kelley's haUas etirpus fuse. Anemic itiul ILstlcss rhiltiivu iuhhI spinal tuijustnirnts. Tlieir ctmtiition is plain evidence of a lack of vitality which hits its origin in an interference with nerve ctinmunicn tion. Iktltrr vet adjustments in time prevent this ctndi lion To know tho truth is half the Wtttle t-f health. A spinal analysis via neuiw-cahv-nieter reading iweals the Util-h aUut yir ctMidititdi witn unen inji accumcy. Spinal adjustments hring- a return to manual with sur pi isinp; ease. Kainination Free. Dr. F. L Phone XUia i: I Palmer t,"i KW. Hour: Music Programs To Be Heard In Local Churches Visiting Ministers Will Speak from Two La Grande Pulpits During Tomorrow's Services. Church programa in l.ii Grand: tomorrow promise lu bo of more I (hun Iifuuil Intercut, with two app oint mtinlcnl programs scheduled for Ihe evening In N SI. Prfc'r'a F.phu-npnl and the 1-irM MetlhodUt F.pixcopal and the First Mcthodim Islera speaking In two churches of ! Dm cll v nnil the vr!oin local pas tor bringing messages on Import ant topic j Tho Hev. F. H. ltelsiel, of Ku- I ti'tip, w III speak at tho Kim 11 sli I I .in h"rnn church. Sunday n lulu's !Horvlr being the fUM of u scries I 111 mrro cvuileimiie Pi-i ii eo ohii; day. Monday and Tuesday even. jng?i , tho Hev. Harry Joseph j'.iiiou, iv ii oft1 nenui,unri.ern il 'vBin,. i(n- wm br , lUf rluiro'i Nnmreno. Tho lUv. Mr. ,.., -lmkl. ... tho Nnimrene church Inft. Ik' M and Ik again . jscheduhd to speak there tonight j and tomorrow night, also during morning nour oi workup .... -morrow morning ' VW KHmim1 Clmrvli On Hunduy evening the ilith of M'nm (.. "... he Riven at Si church, under 1'cter's Kptseopnl the il Irwilon of (.luir. wo hymns an. I the regular opening and closing music and the rr.Ttirv. for which Mrs. II. -V church will give a short address on 'l!iirt,.s of sermons Sunday morning, the subject "A New Creation. " "All truly u lsc thoughts have Ken ' The Christian Hat e" will ba I (nought already tliousHtids of the sul'jert on which lr. Hbynnil(.s lo uni)iv them ours we must will speak during the morning hmir of worship al II o'clock. Thct wni Im l""ded by Holy Kucbar- M Ml o cock iiini cinin. ii 'h0l Sunday mornluc's musical program will Inehxle Seet Story of tld" sung by the) Happy llcuit tliiibl and an anthem j ;by the choir "The lnlant Kinc" by Kennedy. The Wylarers t.iitld will ime ; nt the cbutvli at st o'clock In thj, ss Mjirin" by Acalha Psiv r. :eenin. Mrs. Hurley lltchardson will be at - - ! I'trM M U nmivh 31'' The choir will furnish ihe tuusi- ash, f;il pioKr.tm whlrh will be giv- n i ;. he FirM M el hodlM KoiseiU.( jchuivb looioi row evi nine, begin- nine at T.-ao ti"coek. The pro icrati will oi n Willi l ie entire era u will open with Ihe enMre 1 con; relation sinsinc tin- evening ' H".-tniMum, uriTalw. alter which ;to re will be! prayer ami wriptnre r-atling by jthe l.stor. the Kev. J. W . Pnr- ;ker. The choir will stng "Kirtb' W eary W siting lHne and a tn i conitmg tt' Mi's. II. V. Copsey, . and Miss Mima 'Htper w ill sing "l-.tei nal !.io." The choir will sing '0 l.oe That Wilt Not Let Me IJi and Mis Mima ooper and Mrs. t K. oop- vr ill sing ' Uoek of Aces," this will be followed by an- nouncemi nts and the offering. I which the rhoir will again sing How Htstuttful I pen the Monn- twins'. Miss Ktfie Hlanehard will Play violin solo, e lected and 'he ch..ir will ymg 1 Know Thai My , krdovmer l.lveih." af;e. ''' h the scniee will close with a hymn. " Sof! !y New The l.mht." and Ihe benetltet bv Ihe tvttr. . . ' ' ' ;-' ; I Tribe d o. ; e 1 to i. 7 N lei itbijr lllble Hiiinol Ih luiil In Ilia morn In if at D:4f o'clock with claKmu for all aifcH. Mornlim church r-vtct-a are II o'clock when the pan t(rM theme will be "The fall of The Incomplete." A women's ttiu will hUx "iMl Thino Kyea" by Klljah. The Kp worth l.camie will meet In the evening at i : It o'clock at ihe church, when further study or "fhrlKt of tho Indian Hoiul" will bo matle. i IjikIMi l.iilheraii flmnii The I lev. K. H. lielmel, of Kll Keiie. field mlHaloiiary of the I,u Iheiiin chnrili t'oj the state of Oie Itoii, will preach the morning Ner- mon at Ihe Knirllsh Lutheran church here Sunday morning on ihe subject "A (Ireater Church.' Mr. Itclstcl comes to I .a (Irande In the iiitereM of the MlnlMcrlal 1'en bIoiis lund Campaign, which will taito place throughout tho United Lutheran church between lVb. 6 und Kvb. 1-'. In addition to his talk Sunday morula he will con duct u series of three evangellntic Ncrvlcea Sunday, Monday, and Tucuduy evenings at the local Lu theran church. The. meeting each evening will beftin at 7:3U o'clock and the aubjecta will be: Sunday evening', "What Ooes Into tho Hulldtng," Monday evening. 'Homo Itoeks in the Fountain. ' and Tues day evening. "What's Growing In the Garden." Sunday ovenllig nt o clock il o'clock the women of tho church will servo a luncheon In the ciiurcii . unite nmtii ; iumuiu u, .i informal program during w inch j the Hev. Mr. Heistel will speak. Church of tho NaxareiM? The Kev. Harry Joseph Klliotl Is a visitor f the Church of th Nasarene and will speak there - both Sunday morning during tho ed the methods by which the bonds 11 o'clock w orship hour and In ( were sold because of Its position the evening at 7:St .o'clock. . Pur- , -at that time as assistant eommis Ing tho evening service he will sloner of Internal revenue In the glvo the story of hi? life, which Is Cnited States treasury department. ne of extreme Interest, and which he gives in his book "From Sink ing; Sand." The Hev. Mr. Kltlott spoke at the church last night and will speak again tonight at ?:0 o'clock. He comes here from Nam pa. Mu., where he makes his head quarters. The contest among the various classes of tho Sunday school Is creating great enthusiasm. At present the boya class is In the lead. alt hough other classes art making rapid progress. The school meets at 9:15 o'clock every Sunday, morning. The Najum-ne people' roc lei y morls " , o'clock. Paul ioss will be 111 j J charge of Sunday's meeting, j I'irvt Prch(crlnn Oninit i The lit v. J. M trge Wale pa- tor of the First Presbyterian ' rhnrvh bt'trin his ire.K;ister think them over again honestly till t In y take root In a personal experience". Gnethe Miys. The Hev. Mr. Wuli wants to Juip hi." congregation in this, which he be lieves uill conlribnle to construc tive character building. HisSiib- jed ftir this Sunday morning at II o'clock witl W "The Chief Service i of a Life on God's Plan." The cll0jr w m sin- "Thine All Ia.vcII- lh). ,rnui console. n , yening Mr. Wall will (.0ntlinie his lllble jttiidv and the i ill i. "Tlio S'lu iMir of j i hai-seter " Miss Kdrl Maguu-e lm 1I1V f.ir ihe or,iude 'Home- m ly Whitney and as j,,. ofirtory AlhumblaC by Ash hoir will sing The ' by Prothereo. ftrt. Tho Kins f 1-MV KUihI City ilmnii The Hev. H. 1. Hansen. iwtor of the Island lty Community church will preach the first of a series of four sermons on ihe four fold statement of purpose of the incarnation the purpose to reveal I the father, the purpose to put I away sin. the purpose to destroy the work of the devtl inJ the pur- pose of preiire for a scond ad- ntl Sunduy morning at 11 o'clock. The subject for tornor inw will Ik "Christ Came to lit veal the Father." The Sunday school meets at ten o'clock every" Sunday morning and ihe Young' Peopl e ' s soc it t y m eel ;U s'V-n o'clock n the evening, t ctitml 1'hriiian Church "The Sutgvstive Thn' Year IP.ou.am ' wUI In- the Mbjoct to- , nierrow- morning at the t entral eh'jrv h w hen tho ientatost com mittee will submit the three year program for adoption. The see x io- starts at 11 o'clock and in ad addition to the discussion of the Hlnti't ther will t-e ecta! music the choir. The Hible srhol met is at 5 : 4o o'cUn k. preo dm, the thurch itvmv. lu the r-' :uM"j the volunteer workers will MsOt the shut-tna nl conduct I t s Th. t ;ristUn Kndevor sete;ie the junior, intermediate. oui. Isoldes and -nlor groups -w ill meet ,vt "dock in the rv.n- mc ;t the churx'h. In the eemr.; !hre will nn rangilK- s.-i-. vice und a wng s r ice. wph th c'toir n-l ihe orchestra si! In c The snnon subte-t will to "The Heart of the titK! I." Adctiil4 l"hur-h Sunday evening at Honn hall , ..'inev!iM Marsh tll b cm hi ! eond ttivli of wpitTS here with , s rmon on the great tntare oi j.lu sttend chatter of IVtili I. fol ,!e1t)g the prophecy throusi th( i and Tall of the eM world em pi re, the setting up of the t a Kinp loins that at last crssh in the ' doMiiratl o( the world and the j.- - end coming of Chrit. It has U-n j , aioouned. j , .tn, sul.iv he Hi st.ak en C e ; -ie.r.,1 "The Vwj'm'KHIC of 1 Sf 'Ciwiii itd th-- llattle ot ,!'n.ir'd- ; don" Thts i rn.n nl te lilus- j t-.red nunu'vnj r.l $4,000,000 Fund Campaign Starts February Fifth Lutheran Church Laymen Backing Drive Which Will Continue Until February 12. I'HILADKLI'JIIA,' I'a.. Jan Three laymen are the Kuidiiu; jxplrlls of the H.O'MMhH) Pension Kuud Cam pa leu which will bein In every citngregatlon of the I'nlted Lutheran church in America JYh. 5. and which will Include the en- tire L'nlied States und Canada in Its scope. As the three chief officer. in the board of ministerial pensions and relief, these laymen form the only group of their kind In American re ligious life as the pension boards and systems of all other deuomina-( uoua are ueaucu ny clergymen, rms i fact makes tho anticipated cam- paign a "laymen's movement" in Ihe strictest sense of the word. The three men are Paul F. Myers. tne board gives more than hulf of of Washington, J. c, president ofj,(ft rmire time to the present $-f.-- the board: Peter P. Ilogan of Phfla- ooo.tiUO campaign. Is likewise, a delphla. Pa., treasurer: and Harry Hodges, secretary, also of Phlladcl- phlu. Mr, MjprH htlM lwo (Ustinet serv-i0f iCes to his country accredited to wiim in nooiuon to the service to his church. He is the author of the present Income tax law. and during the lale war, was in charge of the sjile iiikI dlstiibtulon of the various liberty loan issue. that made tory In France possible. He outlfn .Mr. nouses history is more in timately connected with the church which he now serves "full lime." a thing he has been doing for many yean In various other capacities. He took up his new duties as sec- drawings, to attend. The public is invite 1 MetbofHt Cbiinh Souih The Hev. .1. A. Hall, pastor of ih Meitodisl Kpiscopai church i will speak on the suhiew 'south 'God's Ib-akoning Sky Line" Sun lay morning during the 11 nVi.u k hour of worship. The evening snb- iuungirct will be "Filling Cp to the irim. Mm. lay hool opens at i DLlmK lu l lv ihe morning church service Is at II o'clock. The KpwoTth League meets al 6:7.0 o'clock, followed bv me regular evening church ser vices nt 7: SO o'clock. The public is Invited. LighlltiHW nt.te4 -Vhv.: Suhdtiy school meets at 1" o'clock and church services are nt II o'clock In the morning and :l't in the evening at Ihe Lighthouse Gospel Mission, . 1 6a; Jefferson i venue. Meetings an- also held every Wednesday and Friday even ings at 7:4.i o'clock. CbriMiati KchmtiM Chiirvli Services are held regularly every Sunday morning at I 1 o'clock at the First Church of t'hrist Scien tist, corner of First street and Washington avenue. The subject for tomorrow morning is "l.ove." Sunday sctTool meets at 1' : 4."t o'clock. Meetings an1 also held evr.ry Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, which include testimony of healing. All are cordially in vited to attend these services. The rending room in the West Jaeolson building. corner of Adams avenue and K!m street, is open every day from 12 o'cim-k until 4:S., except Sundays and holidays. tlmnii t( (on! The Kev. C. K. Carver will speak Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock at the Church of God. The morning service will be preceded by Sunday school at 10 o'clock. The young people will meet at o'clock in the evening and at 7:t3 o'clock the Kev. Carols A. Plummer will speaker on the sub-; iovt "Salvation. What It Is. and I Hrtw- to I'htaln It." MR 4 ALL THAT V. AS LEFT drj Sirr-U tit jhrd 3u J-.aci. is ef l-c vm htt- The ItiH. T. S. Iteia tel will speak at the KiikHmI) Lutheran church here Sunday, Monday und Tues day evening. He la here lu the Interest of the Mlnistorlal Tension! Kund Cnm--paiKii of his church. I retnr to the board soon nfter the death of the former of fleiat. tne Ultc Hev. Ur. Kdgar Grim 'MUler, which wcurred laat May. . ' Mr. llueaii. who as treasurer of manufacturer In Phlludclphhk. . 2lis wrv. t.. ihe church Is given- de- filf., 1hj iin is nresidfnt' the Charles P. Cochrane Cur put. company. He is. chuirmha' of the pensions campaign committee as well, and finds time to direct the vast machinery of the drive that is to open Feb. S. and which, in to double the present pension paid the vie-(disabled and, retired minlsiers of the church. 81 Present For mm Cf ' M xl !'un'iy to be given for the next IfllSSlOIl ijCiWOl four Sunday mornings on the fotir . ifuld statement of purpose of the A marked Increase In Interest and at t enda nee at t he Preshy t cria ' church school of missions was evi- dent Wednesday evening. Kimity - one were In the classes for study.V Mrs. A. S. Anderson, superintend - ent of the home department of the Sunday school, had more than persons tit her table for supper, which precedes the mission sludy classes. The school i boing euiuTucted by the pastor, the Hev J C.eorge Walx. over a period of six weeks. Only two more weeks before iho -nooi c.ose. yn v euncsoaj ic morning umHlul,mK uiu -iwn mo evening lonowinx pie ciosp oi ino jhool there will be a church .cUI. - Pilots Boss 1 . - I off ' i VviJ x M W This Mi. L'ltm Shut cr. wUt: ot : membership. The society will fnr the tbuiriiiati of tho Ocnimiatlv nish all ?prcial music for the Nmiuuhl CvmiultU-v. bios slatikd ehurch and will give musical pro Democrata in Washlhton btu gcams. Mrs. J. t;. stitxincer is the she dt-Qjaitded a dry prtsiUciillul president: Walter Pohrman. vice caDdidate lu what started out to president; Miss Anna Ixttes. secre be ft nt(ul mtretiiig." t a O"-treasurer und Misa Kmma OF MOSTACAX ELM. Algtv Ua tSe rruot Soods hid V jxtit. buiidns toilapsrd rn thc.T faudtR wrrr axkiiiinnii It me bert 0ie tug'j i;onc-rorl en lae buadaigi . bcrc. t,ni. yuA-i.t i,.. WINN0WINGS Tho Hev. C. K. Carver, of Ued- monU. Ore.,' will be here Sunday and will luke part in the services of the-Church of Ood. . Ther$ will be prayer meeting and Ulble study. at the Methodist Kpls copat church south Wednesday eve ning at 7:39 o'clock. The congregation of the Central Christian ohurvh will have a church night supper at the church .'it t!:30 u'oloek .Thursday evening, to be fol- ' I awed ,.by Uible bludy at 7:30 o clock. . The Hev. IL I. Munsen. pastor of the Island City lioinmunity church, wUI begin a series of four sermons incar.ua tie iu ... ' Two new, members havo been MiIiIimI tii-tlto liot-wiiniiil of Iho ehiiii- - f . ... . r,(,-OI.in,.. -.niPri, which' Is under tho direction of Mrs. . 1 . ii..hna.. vi. .. UePS "aro . Mnf. Andrew Imev Jr..ind under the seal of the Circuitj (inJ G R. layeomb, altos. -'-t of the State of Oregon, for j ; . . .the County of Colon, duted the Ne.vt week the cnvocallim of the! liiliiso.pal t hureh will be held -at: j j-.ppT)ei- Ti.wn fv.i... f i),ir.f-. cl,-,h llf.re Avho expw.t to att(.niI ,....,,,,,- ,,, HU(V u n ltxUtscUt Mrs. y. Mtss - lupn U My , L U;isl?eU aild Mrs. II. W. Carr. " . , .On next Sunday inoruin the ts-ervice at St. Peter's Kpiscopai '.eliHrvh will be rendered bv the bovldants, I, )ctitits and the aiblreWs will be given Jbyi thejr-scout master. Kohcrt C. Ayrsc ; TJedinir wtil smy np propriiite' ntule. ' . ThJ sorvice at Ihe Church of the Niixorene - last niijht was well at tended. The Hev. llnrry Joseph Ki I hilt t- wan Ihe, speaker, lie. 111 spc:rk ugain tonight end tomorrow j morning und evening 1 . it the church, The Kev. F. S. lie is tel. of Kugene. eho will be the spt.'tkr- at the 'IiiglUdi Lutheran chtnx-h tomor row, will be the honor guest at a luncheon tomorrow evening at 6 loVlock in the church annex served by Hie Women of thcchuivh. There 'wil lie an Informal program, dur ing which time Mv. Heistel will spKi k. - - ' - - . iTho choir, will furnish n special litusicul program at the Fiiyt Meth-; odifi Kpisco)ul church Sunday eve-1 ning. - I I.... :'. ! -i eiior.ii iocn-iy u;i! rrcanixeil in Ihe Kuglish Lutheran church thi week for the purpose of cultivating jan appreciation for good church .music. Anyone who j interested . enough to lake an active part In th ft irt-tM ni77itli.il t .:i.'ii.ln t..r- Wurl. pianist. Copf fur (lila iDluinn inuNl bo lu Iiy 9 u. ui. IXM KANC1-. AM) ll(MS Uvt'i'yiliiiiK Hut I I fi' liiuraui'0 t. s. ixi:smi:.r tx. O. W. WAK.NUt'K - . 1-13-tf Our hniirovi'il I-k'Zt'iiiu Prescrlp tion ucts quirkly und Ki-iH'rully pro duces u cure in a few daya. Ji uosls t l.oo u uotllc. Sold only Iiy Hllvorthoiu-WiiKlifa Kumlly Dniii Stoic. 12-31-U liemstltclilnR, fiTralTaff. Auttop olca, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-14tf GU Little' Liver Touchers for 25c --tho best luxatlve sold for women and children, and costs less monay than all others. Sold omy by Sil- 'verthorn - Wright's Fumily Drug (Store. 1 2-31-tf Have you ever seen a table set with the full Fostoria Glass Serv ice. It Is wonderfully attractive, ) and adds a special thrill tu youri entertaining problems. Nine per terns of open stock Fostoria Glass, from which to select your tablcl glassware will be found at Hich-1 urdson's Art and Gift Shop. 1 -2 7-1 1 j FARM LOANS: LOWKEtT RATES. ! SCHOOL. FUNDS also available.. U. E. DIXON. Foley ButlJlug. la gkande. orr. kinih;hgauti; Mrs. Hodgln announces tho be ginning of the' spring term Mon day, Jan. 30. Residence School, 160J M ave. l-:'6-Hp tVf n:i eiiKh fur Neiind.hand nchool books In good condition. Sil-erlhoi n-Wright'a Faintly Drug Store. 1-4-lf XOTirK U- SHEKil'l-S SAI.K Notice Is hereby piven that 1 have received foreclosure execution and order of sale, is-sued out of '"h " of Jamiary. 102S-. in tlw '". therein peml ng w herein Wtt, I weieu is niamuit anu ., f.esiie Peck and Florence Peck, his ! u Wakefield and Homer C.reen . - .... ll re defendants, lo me directed, ,n.i P..t,r,,i in r,.r. n,il cause on tho Jth flay of January. II'JS. in favor of the above plain- : ii" "n against the said defen Leslie Pec Ii. and Florence Peek, for Ihe sum ol 1 2ao.no, with interest thereon at eight per cent per annum from the 3rd day uf leceniter. 1 :-!, until j aid. the sum of $i:ir.'Mi reasonable atlu" liey fees, and plaintiff's costs and disbursements in said suit, taxed at $J1.M. in which execution and or- der of sale I am commanded to sell j the following described real prop- i eiiy described in Ihe mortgage be- ing foreclosed in sitid action, to wit: A tract ot land, the bound ary line of which begins at the Southwest corner of the 1 NKM oftheSWU of Section r.a in Township L South, Uance 3J K. W. M.. in I'tlloll ; "o ti ii I y , O rego n . and runs ' thence North in rods, thence ' Fast 4' rods, thence Soulh - -J rods, and thence West in rods to the place of begin ning, all In See. 3t. Town ship 1 South. Lunge 31' L W. M.. containing five acres. more or less, all In I'nion ' t'ounty. t regon: NOW TlIKKKFiiUK. by virlu and authority ef said writ, and hi obedience to its commands. 1 will, on Saturday, tho 1Mb day of Feo niary. at two o'clock I. M. of sui-,1 day. ut the front door of the court house in I-i Grande. I'nion bounty. Oregon. t.-ll at public auction the ssi Id real property, and alt the in SLITS For boys age 2 to S OivSalc Today $1.00, S2.00 and $3.00 off on each suit. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP THE CRASH OF EMPIRES The dream of a miphty Kinp, and the inter retation by laniel the Prophet, that speaks to our day. An image of gold, silver, brass, iron and clay thrt prefigures the downfall of na tions and th end of tjie world. Evangelist Barton W, Marsh . Sunday, Jan. 29 HON AN" HALL, 7:15 P. M. . .x r. . SI j,- t" f"r rn.lliitf F0h. th: ''"rt" ",at 'nfa"" Uwu, of Nations. .1 1 Sr" nlt the wirlh Just brforc IT" ? ,k th'-rT " whum Uo th f'l? Are they WKlNrl.AY--The Awakening of the Orient and the little wf Armar'ilO'.n. IIlu4rird t. riSH.AT T B, th.,t .nt t... !,Mvrn ami came back. Sweats Free Everybody Welcome Our motto: -Bible Pi-oof for Every Statement- 10 Depot 81. ' Lu GntDde. Ore. ' " Does Frienrbhip Really Count In Business? Quite a long time aso tome. one said, "there is no friendship in business." He couldn't have been thinking very hard when he said it because nothing was ever farther from the truth. The business of our store has been built up entirely on friend shipthe sincere kind that tries to give our customers just a little more man a square deal, The very future of this town depends on the friendship of ihe surrounding community, and we who serve in its stores should remember that every discourteous and selfish act on our part hurts our own' future; every kind and thoughtful act is just another stone to build up mutual prosperity. Let's make 1928 a big year for community development. We can do it if we'll all pull together. . ;.. right, title, latuto unil multy of the duremiunts. I.. I.Cslin IVck. Florence I'eck. It. If. WukorMU and Homer Green therein an4 thereto, to the highest' .bidder for rush, subject lo redemption us pro vided by luw, the proceedH to by applied in HutiHfucilou or riUI judgment und ' decree, including costs und accruing costs of execn- ttoh and tule. , - Dated this lath day of January, ll'S. JtSKSK BUKSIIKAItS. S-ieriff of Tnion I'ounty, Uru. Jun- -IJ'-7 l''eb. 3-10-17. j r"j ' XOTK'K j Notice Is hereby given thut Slier, wood Williatiis has'.flled -Willi IIiq County Clerk of l-'nion fouiity. Ore gon, his finul account us Hdiiiinis- d c ' " , tralor of the cslate of t'lnra, '1', ased, and ' thn' County said - County t hits rixeil : h..,...,,,, .,,;: .... .... . ..... j ZnTTtUo-and di tori MCCOimi an,! wl" bcUle ana Uel0lA inline me same. - ' Dated at !a Grande. I'nion conn- Oregon, this Gth dar of Janu ary, i'rjs. ! Jan. 6-13--'ti-7 Feb. 3. Many u man finds it to his loss to bo too self-seeking. ' Thc average reputation Is mtifa loo brittlo for rough usuge, 10 Years Ago Today Cillotis nro loaning the naty field glus--, nml tele-' sipcs fur the duration of tlic war. Ihm't tunc ti Ikiitow slm !! hou-ehold Vemiliej from your iicighhor.' Kip Hie. nete-isnry ontfi nt home ALL the time. San-Tox PINE TREE Expectorant For stubborn, tleti-stnicd eoiighs. Try it 'ami .-ee II worth fur youisclf. . L.&L. Drug Co.