The Hermiston herald., October 27, 1921, Image 6

THE
BIG CROWB OUT FOR
FIRST LYCEUM NUMBER
DORIS KENYON SPORTS A
GOLL-LINEIVFUR CLOAK
H E R M IS T O N
H E R A JL D ,
0. A. G. STUDENT TO
' GO ON FARM HERE
H E R M IS T O N ,
OREGON.
Methodist Church Notices
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- 300 TONS OF LOCAL
HAY IS SENT RY BOAT
R oger B abson, A m erica's g reati
fin a n c ia l a n d econom ic e x p e rt, o f
Boston, in B abson's b aro m eter le tte r
to m e rc h a n ts, b a n k e rs an d in v e sto rs
p u blished an e d ito ria l on " T h e N eed
GEO. W. RIST OF MONTANA TO of th e H o u r,” w hich strik e s a sig n if-
le a n t note. T he fo llo w in g is in su b -
LEASE TRACT
sta n c e w h at he s a id :
"T h e need of th e h o u r is not m ore
Young Man to Have Farm Free of
Farm Remtrtlers
As th e ew es come off su m m er pas-
I tu r e it Is a gootf tim e to cull them ,
j S o rt o u t a ll ew es w ith u d d ers spoil-
l ed by cak in g , o r in ju re d te a ts , also
; all “ g u m m e re " au d
th o se w ith
sp read te e th such th a t it w ill be h a rd
fo r th em to sta n d th e w in ter. W ith
1 sheep prices low ttyis is a good tim e
I to pay a tte n tio n to g e n e ra l conform ­
a tio n in c u llin g a n d th u s build up
a n a tr a c liv e u n ifo rm flock. S elect
j ew es h a v in g s tro n g , s tr a ig h t backs
and good coverings of wool.— O. A. C.
e x p erim en t sta tio n .
j
i
M ystery a n d h is to ry a re h id d en in
,
a b e a u tifu l cloak of f u r th a t p rep o s­
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sessin g D oris K enyon p ro u d ly sp o rts
FREEMAN HAMMOND COMFA1ÜY
E A ST E R N M A R K ET O F F E R S GOOD
in A u g u stu s T h o m as’ “ T h e H a rv e st
IS EVENING'S ATTRACTION
P R IC E S FO R PRODUCT
M oon,” a W . W . H o d k in ao n release
_______
sh o w in g a t th e P la y H ouse S u n d ay .
Songs. Impersonations, Farce, Instrn-
A M o d atio n js Now Entering Canada
A n ^ th e fam o u s s ta g e an d screen
mental Music Applauded ; Seat
Rent for Three Years; All Pro­
a r t i s t n ev er tire s of te llin g how it
and May Sell 15,000 Tons;
Sale is Good
cam e in to h e r p ossession. M iss K en ­
ceeds go to Renter
Portland Grants Storage
yon h as tw o d o u g h ty m em b ers o f
T he F re e ru a ii H am m o n d co m p an y
U ncle S am ’s sea a n d la n d forces to
°' ' '
*' M o n tan a an d forests. I t is one th in g to ta lk ! T h e B° ° d 8hlp M exlcan o t ‘he Co-
p resen ted th e o p e n in g n u m b e r o f th e
th a n k fo r th e g o rg eo u s m an tle.
o w m
20
a
cres
of
la
n
d
n e a r h ere a b o u t plan8 an d poIicle8 b u t a p lan lu m b la P acific S h ip p in g com pany
H erm isto n ly ceam c o u rse to a crow d
A n a v a l o fficer, b u g a n a d m ire r o f w hich he was an x io u s to g et in to a n d policy w ith o u t relig io u s m otive HaillnB O ctober 2«. c a rrie d n e a rly
th a t tax ed th e c a p a c ity o f th e P la y
th e s t a r ’s w ork on th e screen , p re ­ ■cultivation an d w as u n a b le to com e iB lik e a w atch w ith o u t a sp rin g , o r th re e h u n d re d tone of .O regon Cooper-
House la s t T h u rs d a y ev en in g .
se n te d h e r la s t N o v em b er w ith a h e re to develope it h im self. I t oc - a body w ith o u t th e b re a th of life. a tlv e H a X G row ers hay going to v a n -
T he H am m ond c o m p a n y 's e n te r ­
m a n d a r in ’s ro b e em b ro id ered in gold c u re d to h im th a t th e O regon A gri- T he tro u b le today is th a t we a re tr y - OU8 d eale rs o u t of New Y ork City,
I have the Agency
ta in m e n t in clu d es s o d a s , in s tr u m e n t­
he h ad received from a h ig h p rie st c u lt u r a l C ollege no d o u b t co n tain ed in g to h a tc h c h ick e n s from ste rile
T h is is th e fo u rth A tla n tic coast |
al m usic, a clev er o n e a c t fa r c e an d
for
a t Fez. M orocco, as a re w a rd fo r m a n y w o rth y s tu d e n ts w ho w ould eggs. W e m ay have th e fin e st in- sh ip m e n t a t prices w hich av erag e
im p erso n atio n b y Mr. H am m o n d . T h e
s a v in g th e 'p r e la te 's b ro th e r from lik e a ch an ce to g et on a piece of c u b a to r in th e w orld, b u t u n less th e m ore th a n tw o d o llars above th e best
closing a c t wag a tîy p sy scen e w ith
d ro w n in g . T h e robe, acc o rd in g to th e la n d if th e r ig h t in d u cem en ts w ere eggs have th e germ of life in th em , local o ffer. A su rv ey of th e A ian tic
costum e,, wticsi, MY H am m o n d e x ­
h ig h p rie st, w as th e o rig in a l p ro p e rty o ffe re d .
all o u r e ffo rts a re of no a v ail.
coast m a rk e t in d ic a te s an o p en in g for
p lain ed w as n o t s tr ic tly G y p sy a s
o f a m a n d a rin , w ho in 1816 d u rin g a
So Mr. R ist w ro te to P re s id e n t
"T h e solving of th e lab o r situ a tio n a t le a s t 10,000 to n s of good h ay as a
th« law w ould n o t allo w o n e to a p ­
M oroccan In s u rre c tio n v an ish ed m ys­ ’K e rr of th e college an d m ade th e fol- is w holly a q u estio n of religion. T he fa ir sh a re fo r th e n o rth w e st. T h ere
p e a r in p u b lic if it w e re .
te rio u sly an d w as n e v e r h e a rd from lo w in g o ffe r: M r. R ist w ould leaee w age-w orker w ill n ev er be sa tisfie d j |B gome prospect of a red u ctio n in
Farce i t “Jiggs and Maggy” Kind a fte rw a rd .
h is 20 a c re tr a c t to som e d eserv in g w ith w ages a n d s h o rte r h o u rs an d ! b oat ra te s w hich w ill u n d o u b ted ly
Tiw» fa r c e re p re se n te d th e m a n o f
s tu d e n t w h o m u st be a w o rk er an d niore th a n you and I a re sa tisfie d s tim u la te th e m a rk e t, e ith e r jq de-
th e house com ing hom e la t» an d
DROWN AND GOLD LEAVES ’ m u s C n o t be a "pool o r b illa rd s p o r t y w ith w ages a n d s h o r te r h o u rs a n y j m and or prlce
of
m eetin g h is w ife w ho w as stiW o p to
he te rm e d it. T h e y o u n g ^ m a n T h in g s n ever did sa tisfy a n y one
L a st y e a r th t associated H ay G row ­
ii jn a tilla H ig h School
m eet him . He n ev er h ad a c h an ce
SPICES, EXTRACTS,
w as to p la n t o rc h a rd tre e s to be f u r ­
ers m ade th e firs t o rganized e ffo rt to
By R u b y P o w ell
to m a k e e ît^ là n a th o n s a s h is w ife k e p t
an d co n te n tm e n t a re m a tte rs of re ­
n
ish
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by
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ho
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also
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ay
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w
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anada.
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t
th
a
t
up a c o n tin u o u s fire o f ta lk from o r e
A w e in e r ro a st w as g iv en a t th e
TOILET
pay a ll w a te r a n d o th e r tax es fo r th e ligion. C om m unities an d in d u s trie s tim e th e tra d e th e re w as a lto g e th e r
end of th e act to th e o th e r, a ll th e F. P a r k s ia n c h O ctober 23 fo r th e
w h ere rig h t m otives a re p a ra m o u n t
th
r
e
e
y
ears.
PREPARATIONS
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fa
m
ilia
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w
ith
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regon
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d
W
ash
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tim e p ro te s tin g th a t sh e w as sttf- p u rp o se of o rg a n iz in g a C h ris ta in
hav e no Berious lab o r troubles.
T h e fa rm e r w ould c a re fo r th e
in g to n hay, an d h e sita te d to h a n d le
E n d e a v o r so ciety . T h e o fficers w e re
fe rin g in silence.
ETC.
“ M eanw hile w h a t is h a p p e n in g to
tre
e
s,
b
u
t
m
ig
h
t
h
av
e
all
of
w
h
a
te
v
e
r
it. T h is y e a r th e sam e firm s a re a n ­
Im p erso n atio n s imeluded t h a t o f an e lec ted , com ini ttie s a p p o in te d a n d
o u r chu rch es? T hey a re going to
h e ra ise d b etw een th e trees. H e w as
Call at residence or leave
old F re n c h sa ilo r, an Iris h m a n 's co n ­ th e d a te of th e r e g u la r m e e tin g
seed. A nd yet th e ch u rc h is th e only xious fo r th is h ay an d sta te m e n ts
to h av e th e use of th e lan d fre e of
o rg a n iz a tio n in ex isten ce fo r g e n e r­ j from six of th ese firm s say th a t th ey
v e rsatio n to h is li tt le ’ boy a n d a n u rra n g e d w h ich w as S u n d ay e v e n in g
orders at Ore. Hdw. Co.
re n t. A t th e en d of th e (h ree y e a rs
a tin g rig h t m otives in m an. Schools w ill h a n d le a t least 15,000 tons.
old m an w hom Mr. H am m o n d met. a t 7 :3 0 . T h e re m a in d e r o f th e e v e n ­
th
e
^wo
p
a
rtie
s
m
ig
h
t
m
ak
e
a
new
develop in te lle c t, th e a tre s an d novels ( T ‘lere
a lto g e th e r, prospect for an
some y ears ago in th e e a s t a n d w h o in g w as passed in p la y in g g am es a n d
c o n tra c t t h a t w ould be s u ita b le to fo ste r passion, b u t th e chuTCh is th e o u tle t of a b o u t 25,000 tp n s on the
trie s to te ll a fu n n y s to r y w ith o u t ro a s tin g w ein ers a ro u n d a b o n fire . A
H e - m i. t o n , O r e .
b o th .
sole o rg a n iz a tio n w h ich developes w estern C anada p ia rk e t.
being ab le to rem em b er a n y of th e tim e ex p o su re w as ta k e n by th e lig h t
O. A. C. h a s m an y s tu d e n ts w ho those good m otives of love, sy m p ath y ,
of th e b o n fire a fte r w h ic h th e p a r t y
T
he
C
an
ad
ian
sh
ip
m
e
n
ts
w
ill
p o in ts to th e sto ry .
w as ta k e n hom e in a h ay rack , d riv - w a n t a ch an ce to g et on th e la n d b u t an d hope an d in s p ira tio n on w hich la rg e ly be h an d le d o u t of Y akim a j
M r.H am m ond w as w ell a ssiste d b y
w ho la c k c a p ita l to b u y fo r th em ­ th e in d u s tria l sa lv atio n of th e w o rld ‘‘v alley and a High p e rcen iag e o f the
t n by W ill L ogan.
Miss E th e l M acD onald an d Miss L il­
selves, so w h en th e le tte r w as m ade depends. B u t th a t o rg a n iz a tio n Is A tla n tic sh ip p in g w ill com e from
lia n C a rp e n te r, b o th o f w hom w on
A m a n u a l tr a in in g cla ss h a s b een p u b lic in C orvalis, sev eral replies asleep, a n d o th e r ag encies w h ich de- O regon m em bers.
a p p lau se by th e ir good In s tru m e n ta l
S pecial a rra n g e m e n ts h av e been
o
rg
a n iz e d u n d e r th e s u p e r v is io n of w ere received from th e re . A rra n g e ­ ■relopp h a te , jealo u sy an d fe a r a re
and nolo num bers.
'
m e n ts w e re ’ m ade betw een Mr. R ist ru n n in g ra m p a n t.”
m ade to fa c ilita te th e h a n d lin g of
T he n ex t n u m b er w ill b e g iv e n In Mr. W. A. F ord. T h e ir f ir s t w o rk
a n d E ric F . S m ith ers w ho w ill soon
'I h is a call to th e ch u rch es and peo. th is H ay. U n til requested by th e a s­
D ecem ber a n d th e o th e rs a t I n t e r ­ w as t h a t of c o n v e rtin g th e b a rri in to
pie of o u r ow n com m unity to m ore so ciated H ay G row ers no h a y w as
com e to H erm isto n .
LEAVE
a w o rk shop.
cala d u rin g th e w in ter.
M r. R is t in a le tte r to T he H e’-e'd e a rn e stn e ss an d g re a te r a c tiv itie s in ever p e rm itte d to be sto red in» th is
8: (to'*» 2 .(»<' 4 U
” en dieton
ex p resses tiie view th a t m any o th e r ' th e ch u rch of th e liv in g God. W e w arehouse. T he association g u a r­
E cho
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“THE BOOMERANG” WILL BE
i tr a c ts ' of la n d could be developed lirv e o u r ow n problem s and tr ia ls an d a n te e is 15 days free sto rag e.
S ta n fie ld
9 :3 0 1:35 5 3
firs t o f th e w eek on a c c o u n t o f th e
AT PLAY HOUSE WEDNESDAY d e a th o f h e r g ra n d m o th e r, M rs. D. in th e sam e w ay if t h # p r e s e n t h o ld ­ ' need th e c h u rc h a t every tu r n . In
T h e H ay G row ers feel th e y would
9 :5 5
H erm isto n
1:55 5 5
( e th e r w ords; you need th e ch u rc h
e
rs
w
ould
m
ake
re
a
lly
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
o
f­
be
Ju stified in ex p o rtin g th is hay if
In to U m atilla 1 0 :1 5
2:15 6
C. B row nell.
"T h e B o o m eran g ," th e b ig g est a n d
fe rs to O. A. C. sto d e n ts o r to o th ers m d th e ch u rc h needs you. God is th e y received o n ly th e local q u o ta ­
LEAVE
■expecting b o th to respond. T he
la te s t screen p ro d u c tio n of th e y e a r,
R osie, H elen , B a rb a ra a n d A larle w h o w a n t to farm b u t w ho a re re ­ ch u rch is resp o n d in g . A re you? tio n , b u t since all ex p o rts of h ay are
U m atilla
8 :0 0 1 2 :0 0 1 ■ ¡I
is to play a n e x tr a sp ecial e n g a g e ­
s
tr
ic
te
d
by
lack
o
f
c
a
p
ita
l
to
s
ta
rt.
b rin g in g a prem ium they a re n a tu r a l­
S ch ach ey m ey er h av e r e tu r n e d a f te r
8 :2 0 1 2 :2 0 4 : “
H erm iston
!
T
h
ere
is
a
place
w
hich
only
you
can
m ent a t th e W ay H ouse W ed n esd ay . a six w eeks absonce. T h p y .w ere H e feels th a t th is Is th e w ay to get '
ly p la y in g up to th is m a rk et.
8:45 1 2 :4 5 i t
S tan field
I fill. Do not leave it v acan t.
T h is I« ,* h uge sev en -reel p ic tu re
9 :0 0 ' 1: 00 5:0
I ju s t released from q u a r a n tin e
fo r e e ttle rs , “ r a t h e r th a n to w a it for ( S u n d ay school, 10 a. m. C hurch
Echo
fu ll of the tensest love In te re s t a n d | d lp th e ria .
b a n k r u p t fa rm e rs from back c a st to
in to P endleton 10:16 . ,2 -15 6 1
TAKEN UP NOTICE
service and serm on 1 1 a . m ., su b je c t
scenes o t th e Ikrgest m a g n itu d e . T h e
ta k e th e la n d ."
N otice is hereby given th a t I have
of serm on,
"H e rm isto n ’s
need.”
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
biggest (ttob ev er assem bled in p ic­
If th e re a re o th e r lan d ow ners in
A folk d a n c in g elusa o f 22 g irls
tak en u p and have k ept fo r about
(E p w o rth league, 7 p. m.
L
eev
ln
g P en d leto n 8 a m. tn
tu re m a k in g w as used In th e hugo
th
e
v
ic
in
ity
of
H
erm
isto
n
w
ho
want,
fo u r d ay s a t L. W. A dam s ran ch
w as o rg a n iz e d O ctober 12 by Miss
T h ere w ill be a social h o u r follow - th re e m iles n o rth w est of H erm iston
4 p. m.
s trik e scone in th e second reel of
to m ak e a n ag re e m e n t s im ila r to
Cook.
. . . . . —.
J o g th e leag u e service, Y oung peo­ the fo llo w in g described an im a ls: 1
L eevinä U m atilla 8 a. m. and
"T h e B o om eran g .”
t h a t Mr. R is t m ade it seem s th ey w ill p)e thfi ,eag u e Jg
ple th e league Is yours, come and old g ra y m are, w eig h t 700, b ran d
4 p. m.
| h elp ,nak e R gQ an d enjoy Jtg fe „ ow . q u a rte r circle .1 on rig h t h ip : 1 2
T h e U m a tilla h ig h school h a s r e ­ h a v e no d if fic u lty in d o in g so.
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arc
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ran
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ed
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on
N aval d isarm am en t, ro b b in g th e cently* Joined th e d e b a tin g leag u e .
ship.
W e D eliver P arc e ls a t W ay P o in ts
le ft sh o u ld e r: 1 y earlin g , iron gray
dogs o f w a r of th e b ark a, w ill e lim in ­
N ow t h a t M exico h a s ta k e n up
Rev. H i F. P em b erto n w as h ere m are b ran d ed D on left sh o u ld er, 1
a te m uch o f th e ir b ite s.— C olum bia
Miss Jessie Je n k s is ex p ected to b a se b a ll, we m ay ex p ect th e gam e to an d h eld o u r firs t local conferenco 3 y e a r old bay m are b randed .1 T on
FAKE*
(S. C .) R ecord.
re tu rn to h e r w ork N ovem ber 14.
b e re v o lu tio n iz e d .— B rooklyn E agle.
la st F rid a y ev en in g . He expressed left b lp : 1 2 y e a r oiri bay m are b ran d
P p n r t I M o n t o E c *? o . S i .I O
D on left shoulder, said a n ln te is
P e n d le to n t o S t a n f ie ld , S i.3 5
h im self to be w ell pleased w ith th e ed
w ill be sold, u n less redeemed,, a t pub­
P e n d le t o n t o H e r m i s t o n , S 1 .7 6
lively in te re s t he found in th e ch u rch lic au c tio n to th e h ig h est b id d er for
P o n d Io t o n t o U m « * t i l l a , S 2 .1 5
a a a n u a n a iia
E v e ry th in g b e in g on th e advance
cash In’ h a n d on th e 1 2 th day of N e
b
vem
ber
1921
a
t
th
e
a
Hove
described
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n
d
ay
school
board
m
et
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la
B
Station at H otd Oregon and
m. o’clock.
11
11 th e l|om c of Mr. P u tm a n T uesday ra n D ch ated a t n 2 t p. Her-"'~»nn
Hotel Hermiston
Kl ev ening, elected o fficers an d p lan n ed day of O ctober, 1921. on th is 27th
■ a com plete and th o ro u g h reo rg an lza- 7-2tc.
S igned C. F. M ortim er
a ; 1 1 ion of th e S u n d ay school. W hen
ti l
h is is p erfected we w ill hav e a de
wl I p a rtm e n ta l school acco rd in g to th e
bi i m odern p lan w ith classes fo r every
f!
fci grade. A good te a c h e r h a s beert
secu red fo r n e a rly every class an d we
■I have te a c h e rs in view fo r th e one or
i tw o n o t yet p rovided for. P a re n ts
Robertson line of Felt Slippers just in.
B| b rin g y o u r c h ild re n th e ir classes are
nil provided fo r an d you w ill find
We have the sheep lined Moccasin Shoe
Bf i your class th e re also.
kf|
Y o u r seat Is h e re fo r th e c h u rc h
—ju st the thing for home comfort this
K ( serv ice follow ing th e S u n d ay school.
w inter—specially priced at $1.75 a pair.
W e h av e 100 new co m fo rtab le ch airs.
Do n o t leave y o u rs idle. K eep It
w o rking.
T he ch u rc h w ith th e co rd ial w el­
come.
H a rry A. W an n , p a sto r
Complete
WATKINS’
LINE
Airs. ,/. 5. R esi
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
H
Why is “Harvest”
Bread the Best?
PRICES THE LOWEST
■I
BECAUSE--The Pendleton Baking Company runs
a daily auto service to Hermiston, Umatilla,
Echo and Stanfield, getting it to you while it
is absolutely fresh.
BECAUSE--Our Pendleton plant is as modern as
any in the state.
BECAUSE -W e are a Umatilla county concern.
We use Umatilla county wheat, em ploy
Umatilla county men and spend our money
•!h'
’- t 'l
in Umatilla county.
All the stores of Hermiston and Umatilla handle
th e Harvest bakery products, in c lu d in g
bread, cakes, pies, rolls and in fact every­
thing a bakery makes.
BUY THE HARVEST PRODUCTS
-AT-
Hermiston
Kingviey M ercantile Co.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
City Meat M arket
F. A. C herik
R. !c. n U life
Umatilla
W. O. Sutherland
Stangreby & Gast
Earl Brownell
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Farmers Attention
Baptist Notices
R. V. A shm un, m in is te r. R esi­
dence firs t house e a st of th e lib ra ry .
S u n d ay school 10 o’clock, E d. B en-
sel, S u p t., to p ic " S tro n g d rin k in n a .
I A nns life " . A co rd ial in v ita tio n is
' given to all. T h e a d u lts a re e n te r­
ing w ith s p irit in to th e cam paign to
double th e a tte n d a n c e . I t looks like
d o u b lin g th e a tte n d a n c e of th e school
a s w ell.
T h e ju n io r B. Y. P . U. m eets in th e
b asem en t d u rin g th e m o rn in g w or­
T h e ju n io rs broke th e ir re ­
rl ship.
cord in a tte n d a n c e la s t S unday.
W atch th em grow . Mrs. F ra n c is
• I Illsley and Mrs. K nox a re in ch arg e
T he sen io r B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet
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■I a t 6 :3 0 , topic. "H ow can we apply
th e golden ru le to d a y ." T h e young
■I people a re c o rd ially in v ite d to come
k.1
■ I and b rin g y o u r frien d s.
T h e m o rn in g w o rsh ip a t 11 o'clock
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■ I them e. "B y y o u r f r u its ye sh a ll know
BI th e m ." A nthem by th e lad ies chorus.
K| T he new B nptlst p ra ise h y m n al have
■ I com e an d w e w ill sin g from them In
th e m o rn in g services.
E v e n in g w o rsh ip a t 7 :3 0 . th em e,
"T h e golden ru le In In d u s try .” A
C h rls trln w elcom e is ex ten d ed to all.
P ta y « r m e e tin g a t 7 :3 0 . T h u rsd ay
ev en in g .
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C o n tracto r» a re a t w ork re b u ild in g
th e b u ild in g ow ned by Sam R odgers.
Mr. R odgers w ill o p e n h is »hoe b u si­
ness a g a in w hen th e place ta ready
1‘for occupancy.
Remember our reputation regarding eggs
and butter. Ask for prices.
STANGEBY & GAST
“ U m a t illa * * Q u a lit y S to re '*
UMATILLA, OREGON
Echo Flour Mills
Echo, Oregon
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