La Grande evening observer., September 06, 1929, Image 9

. Friday. September 6, 1929
Page Nine
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Churches Enter
Fall Activities
Sunday, Sept 8,
Lutheran and Presbyter
ian Churches Resume
Sessions After Period of
Vacation.
"
rhiircli'f nf La C'.ran.lo will en-
(era """""
Ihi n-h, .ui tu o.
th,. chiiri-- P-sumuiK wn.ir s.-i -
f.tllOVVIIlk' litlf NUiuini-I v;.r
VV.S . ill.- rrcMijiciMii k-M.o
iJi tlm KnirliMM Lutheran rliinc'.i.
Tivn ui lit i i i m i 1 1 n in iw- n. -u
Urt ami 'In- South Methodlsl.
Ancti ncciii' niH I or Miixiay scr-
vircs loiiou :
j-'ii-t rrt'-li.vforiaii "litii'(i
"Knterins upon Ihf fall and win
,r niaipaimi in tin'' chnrcli wo
iMnl; Ui'i'lly i tno v.-umuom we
i-d. ami trusi an haw proiil-
(h. .hi that now wc will onler upon
ill.' ;irtiiti s witii now zeal and
,:irnistiiss." th" IWv. J. (.eor:e
V:ilz, who lias just retur:n'ii from
a v:iraliin trip, nerinreii tn.iay.
J(l will occupy i In, pulpit at the
Presbyterian clnin-h hoth a( II a.
itiiil .s p. in. The morning kt-
iimn topic win i if v .oiin-n
iiH-Ms In (lod'H Hands" and th.e
(Vfiilnif inpic will ho 'True Iiihl-
crtiisnt'ss uriiws I'ersi'cution. .iiss
Cliulys Milhr will play the ,.v.n
ini; service pn sentinir ilo- prelude
I'aylviui." hy Harris ami the nC-
r rtV "Siavonic I "rn die yuux"
NViQn. Mrs. If. X. Ashhy
hiiifT "The NMnely-rti-Ht l'satiu"
AlarDcnuud. In the ihorninu'.
tiiiirtr t will Hlnjr "When Winds
liriyinK" hy Mow Jom s.
Sunday Itilde sclmol licirins
;i; o chu U in I he nior
l,ii(likiaii ('! lurch
Vrvices will be resumed in llv
Knglish Lutheran
iiinriiiiig. Ibtiie s
Vf ne at ! : I a. m.
pastor will y
will sing "Waiting
Cd.iiet.
Si, IN-ter's r.pKcopal CIilll'
The chinch sebcMd wil'-l-K
dl program at !':4". a. in. S-
in St. I'i ter's lOitiseop-i! e-i
All teachers and pupils
In- in attendance.
The church program for
2ftr w ill he set before i h ."
g-lljotl ill the mes'aue fur
morning hour, bi-;;inninu- a1
clock, "The Op n I Hair."
iv, .i. ii. leiinys'in. reeior, r
"IMliig a lart
lld.H service."- '
: inj.Tej-at ion I or
ItapHst Churrh
The subject for He mnni'ng y-r- 1
m.'ii In the ltMUit church wilt b-
"The Sure Found;. t in" and in lie
cuing, beginning at o'clock, ,
ttie liev. II. Marcus th.dw In, pas-
Pir. will sneak on "I'hii-I in Fro-
lilieey or Frool' of Fie I nspirat 1.01
the Serlptuies."
"Have you any doubts as !. the
inspiration of Scrh'tuns'.' 1 h-n
you are cordially iniled to coo--
dilute pro. if of it." i -
Mr. ( bid u in's invi' ;ti n 1" I '
public. -
Sunday school w il h rlas'-es f-r
all begins at lir l.'i a. m. with Mi ;.
Hyniiin as snperintemh nt -
ChrKlian Chun It
All young pe,ple the b--h
''hool nol ;il tend ink' :,nv Sumtay
'hool class are cordially invited
JOill llle new high school e!;i
n the chrisiiini Hilde .--ebeol.
which niei-iK at it: 'IS a. m. Sunday
in hs initial se.-'sinli. a cco.-.i im; t"
tin- Lev. II. I Firtnam.
The innrninu' serMee. beL;iiiniiu;
i' 1 1 o'.loek. is a "C.o-Away-T.-'Jt-lleire'
service, and nil young
l""'lte of the ehnreh and friends
'd t lie (dinrcii w ho are u..yi;; l
c-dl.-t;.. nr V;;is1,.,.n ni t ron Nor
mal school this winter are inii' l
to ... ,,,, (he platform fur lie- ser
vice, shun ihrei--mjniite talks are
to b.- triv,-ii by the siu-b nts. Thi
is always ;IM nileresling s.-i h '.
A UUit i . . j l vj,.r wlM h, li .,t
-bi p. m. with the snim'-nin-agisted
by ,he young p-'oide's
elioir. A .lUci.Ksion of th- ChrM-iitn-
Fndeavor t-.pie with a b ad- r
and a I'li-ininui,. fc(.nnn "Whai 1
'-iu do for t, ciiurf h of Chri-t"
I Oinpletes this session.
I'hsl riikiirh of FtnM. Si lenli-t
Services Will be 1,,-ht Stll-d V "it
1 1 "'clock at I'irst Church id
''hrist, Sei..ntist, at First ami
Washington streets.
-an will he the stibi. i t of the
1.-
s'on-
" in nil rhiinl;.'
'llrlM, Scientist, uti
Tli.. '!..M, n l. v,
Si'l.tl'Mlll'M
"ill l...r '
- .
1 . uiAu;
Guaranteed tc
contain no fillers. I
adulterants, arti
ficial flavors oii
artificial colors
V
' -iM. l.,.t us m;il;p man in mir :osul MU-Inn
1 " ilM-ll--: :iml li-t j Sunday ner !i-.-.s al lit.
!""' l'-'v'' 11 ovi- Uiu fli.li mNslon' will 1.,-vin with
i.l tin- s. a. ami ov.-r (hi. l'..,v I or si-honl at in a. in. with, el
in.' air, ami ovr th,. .alll,-. anil
nvcr it ll tii.- i-:m!i.
ml ovi-r cvny
i ( pi-th upon I
mi' c:iiiti. u;,-n. i.iv,),
Ainont; tln citations whi
i 1
h will
tonipiis,. up- li'ssoii-scrinnn wilt ho
the fnllmvfim fnnii l!i.- Mil.,-:- "Mo
hi'th shi-wt-.l the, O man. what is
r nl w hat -loth ilw n.
j'liiii" i'f lie.-, hot (o ilo justly, nn
1,1 "'Ve dm v y. :iik1 to wall; liiimlily
wiih thy Co.lV" (Mjrah ti:M.
.1 ' H-vson-si niton win
Iso In-
jriu.j,- tho follow ini? pass:
e from j
lex I.OoU.
,110 cin-lsHan Xim-ik
-Ml.,.m.( H.;i(h Willi K
'll. tit. Scriinur.-s," hy Mary Maker
I I.Mily: -l.i't ns ourselves of th.
hclh f I h:i n, ;i ii Is
(!od, and iliov only
l'i-iuci)h-, I.ii,. and I..)
tile Uiv:it pnhU Of llcpi
true .s-iirliual growth.
rated from
the divine
e. Here s
tnre',for all
(p. HI).
Mintlay school Is held at !:-IT
oVdock every Sunday morning for
children 1 1 to the age of twenty
y id's,
The Wednes lay. evening meeting
which includes testimonies of heai,
in:; is .n s o'clock.
The re.nlifiLi room in the Wcst
.J.icol'son Imii.fing is open every
day . vr. pt Sundays and h-al holi
days from 1 17 -I ::m o'l-lock.
The ptihiie is cordiallv invited to
attend the church services and
v'sf: ai'd M;-- tlm reading room.
: pi
EQUSands are takin
.ii tin- i.i.i. I" .y t v-.'-4! -J VM '.Vfc -9rii
tne .Vt'f. motcnm arv tchtrc o li'antr.pv
twinas vthtrJ by o.a- St-mi- Ar.nvi!
'f.i.iY.' t'uv SjK' . . . t)I(l atui new nix
;,t :tnh'-,itiit;ra!a, bruut.ctf i s.Vr)
i'i: uf eta V. !i-r:) ( i.:n! HiU i'mn!
. as isnindr.rJ i'lRS ' ..' 77rfs. miuI of
r-u-Ut's;,ti:nthtni SECONDARY LINE
. iintl ,''i'uiM' oi
si rim
f.'a
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y. '
vi Ask For
iSzlo Prices
f; ci sices
, r.ai shown
.
L un l 't'utv Minimum Xhl-anc Cuamnitv; oar - ' , .M, U Wry
:.on-(....-J inuinrv.cv of Sutrh, tit.n for On- life ;TV -r:' v--"',;2-T X Vi WWN V3
- of J.ah i;"iv; jrui viit popular (iUnnT Js A!u.n'H J?"',,1- :p V. M "i-vj. ui )
V 'V-i '-'T- "V
' 'i';,.K''-.' A Oar tir.s .in hunt up to our cnvLiMc r. purjtion f.; t JA a
l.;VV'- ,,,r Utu lioiu-,; v .ij ncs. I!i;d: (-.-.;li;y -' Sjf Avv '
V-y -.V VJ V through and ihroi.: b .u pri.-. in.-K- I -.v.- hv ire- W' U
liv;.-:- ij' it,.ii. v.. iinw it-. ni-i-r . . .1 ft ' h.tn itm . nti' V.-O -Ql
32x6.00(6.00-20)
33x6.00(6.00-21)
K l&u..Va3 32x4
I ' ! '.x EXrf-:- 334
334
32x4Va
33x4' i
f. - i..s hv : -., -
DOUBLE
DUTY
Western Giant
Balloons
Gun ai't'l
!f).0D0
i
$ Ai S-.l
Pricps fo
; tlie
V'.rsl Time . .
i -i'-:.- Du;-,- i
. . . M-. I .
I ,:,:. ' 1 l"i S.
every
A
nl.n tire vnl:!-:-
;rrvi.c urei.'J .mV
tins: air.d.l:--:iv
.In ly m :s'. cxjctinj;
! iol-,.
Ail. for Low Sole
Price on your.ie.
-More
"Western Auto"
Si-riire
Saves You Money
!
, ,( ... . . . l
C.nsp.-l
Siiml'iy
ocs fur
all. Morning won
liniir kai'r. In the
lip is lo M an
.wninjr a si-i-
viff
I" ('Villi
All in
inviid! to ath nd.
Sahalinu Army
Owlnp to the fact that school .Is
starting tho Salvation Army Sun
day school will he changed from 1
a. 111. Until 1 it in sr.-n'ii.M- v.ttlil
thiy comini; Suiulav.
v .i. ' .' . . , . . . ;
C:45 p n, t.Vl.ll1ni. S(11.vl)" a;
s In ,.;S . , ,-ni , ,
pulpit for the Kcv, Mr. Kilssoin
;it Nor! h I'owdnr and M i s. Pack
will fill the pulpit al niht In jh
local hall.
1 . ('btireh S0111I1
pastor, the liev. l-'rank II
The
kins, will preach at the M.
1:
Church Soiilh at both services. 11
a, m. and S p. m. Sunday. The
Sunday school will meet at in
o'clock and the League at 7 p. 111,
l'riiyer meeting will be Wednesday
evenlng at 7:.'(u o'clock.
The attemlanee at last Sunday's
services. including t he Sunday
school and League, indicated an
increase of about fn per ceiil with
in tlu- last month. The church In
vites all uho will lo worship with
it.
I
I
r isers A -s U'tf'tf'c; "
I4f fa,';"-'.
-fta-
j i e .1 . '
thvir iurt'.iU-ncc in our
iiit'iu!" s vnluine wfll over r...!l .1 m 'lion (;
Ijm vt.ir .lad i:ur 1'ioaomk.i! 'Oiw ! ow Po fl
v policy. h.:vr ivi.'.hiis'ud tlv.r lu.-i in the
.1:, will .is cin: the cirs of bu-ndrt ,1s o il:oiis.ui.!
crn car owntri as tlic most d. piT.djhlo jiiJ
cA tire.
TRADE-IN YOUR
Ami Mti(c Til-.vc Loti' als
SIZE
Ask for Sale Frici
,.n izes not llnwn
2&AAO(4A0-2i )'
30x4.!50 (4.50-25)
23x4.75 (4.7ii-20)
30xK. 00 (5.00-20)
i'.xS.OO (5.00-21)
.0x5.23(5.25-20)
11x5.25(5.25-21)
Wear-w.U
B .11., .
lO.IUL-M.t.
"S 4.87
5.SS
C.'Sl
7.10
7.25
8.3G
8.50
943
10.80
10.95
Vutlerr. Ci.1
30K5.50(fit30x5.77)
SIZE
Axk for Snle Prices
on cijics not ihown
30x3isCFRegu!cr.'
30x3 V2 CI. Oversize
30x312 SS Oversize
-ii a ;; rivorcN..
I! Wear-well
!l $
-4.42
4.G9
7.5S
7.S4
E.50
SS Oversize
SS Oversize .
SS Oversize .
S3 Oversi.? .
S"i
'Ae
7'.'x4.40 .
ix4.50..
anxi.so .
2S4.75
Z3i4.75
30x1 7K
Z'jxC.OO
30x5.00
31 xK 00 .
32xS,00
2x3.7. .
30x5. 2j.
31x5.25 .
-it
than 150 Stores In the West-
Western Au to
Supply Co.
11112 Adams Avenue
WINNOWINGS
Services are to he resumed In
the Knijlish l.utheian church Sun
day. The Jiev. .1. Cleorire Walz will
occupy the pulpit at th( J'resliy
terian chun h Sunday, entering up
on the fall and winter season of
I -a tt l-'riday morning Knsign
:;nl Mrs. .1. I;. 1'ack. offiecrs in
4-hargf of the local Salvation Army
corps, accompii n'.ed a jironp or
chihlrcii to I'ine Com- where a
very enjoyable time was spent pic
nicl;inu. A irm k ;is furnished by
('airs I'uriiiiiire to take the group
lo tin1 jdeiile site. Itoth (iiiuier
Jtml lper
served and this
sandu ii heil in between" with
' sin la lion a ml ice croa m. Vmsiiru
I 'ark w ishes to t ha nk those who
helped to make tin picnic a suc
cess. With the opening of :
month, eon greuat ions ai
boo! this .
,-x,hm-.,.i
to reach a larger attendance, with
the vacation season definitely end
ed for the year.
Tuesday evening the Kveryman's (
Itilde class and the Loyal Woiiieu's i
class of ihe Christian Itible school
at e - invited to the farm home of
.la ines Linds. y for a joint social
and watertinlon feed. Thursday .
at 7 : J r .p. m. the Pdhh- s-liooi 1
workers conference will be held. :
Kvery officer and teacher Is ie
n nested to he present lor this
meeting.
Week
day services at the Gospel
follow: Tuesday evening.
I mission
11 W i! P--"""
arte 5-1 a western f;i.- h
- vi v.-i i -. tr't r
m:r.i
OLD TIRES
Prices I;'mi I.mcrr
qAdvantagel
offered 1
t Bh-eRibbon Jumlo 8 i tl 4' r,f H -f Xp jf , .
Si.n.'.T.l Kill- r ,, . , f y i- ? '
s l:lFi S!:S - -5 . " '
7.83 1.21 1.69 5 v --h yViMtJr fi-.,,,.-
8.49 1.33 1.70 WXii if
r. fs ifo vhJ- y j
ifo 1 K jr. m $ TT T SsQ i
'A'csttrn liionl j lllucRibbon Jumbo
f"' . . , . K.ira Hejrr
lt.P(.y.M tp 1 i.in,l,r.l vht .
Ciusr.n.cc I Tub.
$ 4.97 5 .94 $T32
5.38 ii'-a .98
6.60
8.79 r., 1.14 1.67
9.36 !r.j 1.49 1.76
9.93 r.,i 1.58 1.85
12.97 1.97
13.25 ' 2.12
I.ov Snle Prices on
Center Traction Trcac?
Wcslevn Giant Walloons
TT::t ra fitialiti'. Kpcci.-.'ly ImiIIt to five '.pmUt
r.-. t Mif'n ondL-r r.widcrn hiyh-spud mo
iMtir. c:ii iinor.-;. m- C.'nrpr Tr.ictimi
ht iti r tf.it iii -.n, rfnr ' 5ifcty raid
c free milnL'.
$ 0.51 II 28x5 -r0 .
S10.G5
.. 10.75
.. 10.95
.. 13fi5
.. 13 A:i
... 13.63
... 13.75
.. 13.9S
... 15.45
.. 15.CS
... 13.35
... 18.85
6.05
29x5.50..
SOxS.SO..
.2xE.V7..
.'dxG.OO .
31x6 00 .
;'-!x(i.00 .
:mxC.oo
31 xC SO .
32x6.50 .
34x7.00 .
7.1 55
8.1 S
s. no
8.73
9.R5
9.0
. 9 .5
10.9S
.. U.35 O 35i-7.H0..
Tht World's I.arjt.
f.t rrlailcrs nf fully
'!ii jr.iniff(J Tires,
iijttiri,-.. Auto Ac
es u; r ici. Camp
Goods. Coif I.quip
mcni, Aviation
buppliCi AndKjdios.
INI, frAM
ML
I
ml Friday owning, :
j
p. in.
p. )iJ.
at
1 tegular weeh-ilay service!
lpdil on Tuesday, Thursday
are ;
and !
Saturday nights at s p,
Salvation Army.
I IV
the
Remington Will
Attend Meetino;
At Cove Oct. 11
According to announcements
mado from IV-dh tou. the Kt. ftev.
William 1'. llemhigton. who is now
in the east, his a very busy sobed-
tile ahead of him for (he coming
months of autumn. j
Among the ev.nts in which lie.
will participate, will be his meet-1
ing at Cove, Oct. It lo Kt. with I
clergymen and laymen. On I he i
latter date "Will occur the ordina
tion of the Itev. M. t;. Tennyson,
of St. 1'eler's KpHr.mal church !n
1 l.ii tlramle. ;
' ' " I
jnM A TII A NS TO I
BRING $1.65 A j
BOX, REPORT
YAKIMA. Sept. t! (AD
imuui growers price of
A niiu
$l.r n
box on Jonathan apples, e:
fancy grade for seasonal deliv
has been recommended by
Yakima County Farm bureau.
Several of the members sugg
ed $1.7fi but it was hroimht
that too high a price would k
down the consumption,
export deal and interfere will
c.l Sl.Tf. Inn il miis l.immlit ..ut Hi
i 'ij
; iiuuiuyuu
u tide rta ke making
for a cake as tall as
Frost-int:, more than any thing else,
('.(.mantis exactness and control in
cooking. Therefore, it is best to make
it: in. small quantities.
Coffee-roasting must be exact also,
or the flavor will vary. That's why
lills Bros, do not roast coffee in bulk.
Controlled Roasting is their method
a continuous
only
f.-w nouin
flavor is perfectly controlled because
every berry is roasted evenly.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
marketing of Winesups later In
the year.
The outlook of Jonathan growers
in the valley is seen as luvorahle
h many, due, (t was mild, to n
' short crop in Uu Middle est
'Jonathan producing districts.
One IMule Deer
Limit Will Be
Enforced Here;
XK K Kll. Ore., S"pt. fi In reply
to an imiulry from .John Kuhns,
supervisor f the Whitman nation
al forest, Harold Clifford, slate
game warden, stated in n letter re
eelved here today t:iat (he game
commission will
the one mule deei
S"t tit the last s
enfop
limit,
ssion
strictly !
which vu
if the slate
Portland Boise Auto Freight, Inc.
Daily Express Service llelwocn
Portland and Boise
r.onded Insured Carrier
FRANK HARRIS, Local Mjvr.
Terminal
Phone Main 699
No
process
that roasts
s at a time, i lie
for the
the can.
legislature .
M v. t Mil ford's
communication
reads In part :
"Itegjirding enforcement at the
pew law which provides for tlm
killing of one mule deer, you will
perhaps recall the discussion that
took place at u nieollng of the
linker Kod and luu club shortly
idler the adjournment of tho H'f I Havana reeentlv had ft Vfltcr
legislative Mi ssion. Jn view of lli,e , , .... KT . , . , ,, ,
fait that thousands of these 11- famine, 'i be Nobel -priz.e bIiohUI be
censes had h. en sold before the ; awarded to the person, who discov
1;mv went Into olTeet. it wan deem- pred It. '"
1 impossible
well as too i'X- l
eiisive a procedure to ret
11
sillistitnte new lleene.s for the eur
reiit year. Our policy will be to
j vn force strictly the one mule (leer
! limit, regardless of the fact that
; there are two lags on the hunting
j license. We will endeavor lo lm-
pose the burden of proof upon the
huntc
ltefov
l.nnt.M- to sllech Of tivVV Killed.
Ihe hunting season opens.
frosting
you are?
other coffee can taste like Hills
1505 Jefferson Ave. I.l I
Bros. Coffee because none is roasted
the same way. All of the delicious
aroma and flavor produced by Con
trolled Roasting is brought to you
complete because the cotlce is sealed
in vacuum tins as it comes from the
roasters.
Hills liros. Coffee i; sold every
where. Ask for it hv name and look
Arab- the trade-mark
Fresh from the oriinul taeuttm
atk. I'.a.ih oieiieJ nilh the key.
we hopo to have out some author
itative information tvhirh will
guldo tlm hunters in dlHrinfmish.
ing between th Ooluniblan hlaH ',
tail deer and the mule rlnev." ' "
The deer HoitMoii Is srhednlod to
I open September It 5. . .v . "
Be sure to see the
New
Remington
Portable
Typewriter
Kvory student should be
equipped with this new
est aid to learning.
X&L
DRUG CO.
Ai you male fine
frosting, so Hills Bros
roast coffee. A few
founds at a time
by their patented,
continuous process
Controlled Roasting-'
produces the
perfect flavor. c
on
if"
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