Methodist Services H urry9Pause a Moment You are busy— busy chasing the elusive dollar; sometimes holding it for a while, then letting it go. Or. Mendelsohn E «»ter Services at Baptist Church EASTER MUSICAL (Contributed) Program at M. E. church Sunday There will be uo millinery display You are in a hurry, so much so that you have no time evening, at 8 o'clock, April 4th. of new hats and suits at the Bap­ 1— Hymn: "All Hail the Power of to think seriously o f your soul life. tist church on Easter morning, but Jesus' {«lame. there will be the display of the 2— Psayer: Rev. C. T. Cook. Attend Easter services at one o f the four churches Resurrection of the Lord Jesus 3— Voluntary: “Christ in Flan in Independence. Christ in the program that the Sun­ ders." Violins—Ellen Davis, Maude day school will have in the morn­ You may say: “ There’s no money in that.” ' Pearce, Ruth Dickinson. ing at 11 o’clock. The regular Sun­ 4— Anthem: "Christ Our Pass day school will meet at 10 a. m., Jesus Christ said: “ What shall it profit a man if he over". Choir. consisting of pieces by the children gain the whole world and lose his own soul?” 5— Sqlo: “The Bird With a Brok and music by the Sunday school. At en Pinion". Helen Jones. the close of the program the pastor How about that proposition ? 6— Piano Solo: “Sharing His Sor will preach a short sermon on Think it over. rows". J. G. McIntosh. "What the Resurrection of Jesus 7— Vocal Duett: "Easter Tiu$e” Christ means to me." In the even­ NOW! Mrs. Lora Butler, Miss Hope Me ing Rev. H. L. Proppe will preach Donald. on “Why I am absolutely sure that Head Matthew 6:33; John 3:16; Hebrews 2:1-3. ft—«Anthem: “All Hail Immanuel" Jesus Christ rose from the dead." Choir. If you never go to church on any 10— Solo: “Evening and Morning.' Soul." Mrs. Irvine, Dr. Barrick. Benediction. other day you owe yourself a treat 17— Churus: "Praise Ye the Fa­ All welcome. Marjorie Reynolds. to come out on Easter Sunday. A 11— Violin Duet: "Sad Hour of ther." Choir. hearty welcome awaits you at the Parting." Ellen Davis, Ruth Dick 18— Solo: “Not Ashamed of Baptist church. Calvary Presbytariaa Church. Christ.” Huibert. inson. 12— Solo: ‘The Palms." Dr. Bar lft—Solo: ‘The Voice of Jesus." Christian C h u rch Services There will be special Easter ser­ Mrs. Oliver Smith. rick. vices held in Calvary Presbyterian 13— Solo: “Be Ye Glad." Mrs. Lora 20— Male Quartette: "Olive’s church on Easter Sunday, April 4th. I • Evangelist Gregg, assisted by a Brow.” Underhill, Barrick, McIn­ The pastor will deliver an Easter ' singer and Minister Victor P. Butler. 14— Women’s Chorus: "March On tosh, llulbert. address, and there will be special Morris will hold services at the Ye Soldiers True." 21— Chorus with Congregation: music appropriate to the occasion. ' Christian church Sunday, April 4. 15— Solo: "Holy City.” Harry “Christ Is Leading On." Services at 11 o’clock. A cordial in­ Eeveiybody welcome. Come. Underhill. J. G. McIntosh, Director. vitation is issued to the general 1*—Duett: "Hark! Hark! My Mrs. L. H. McIntosh, Accompanist. public to attend this service. Hear the Easter messages. J. W . KISTLER A CO. New open a n ^ ready 1er bua in ess. Reel Estate, Loans and Insurance We have complete set of forms. Fair and Equitable RaUngs, For INDEPENDENCE AND VI­ CINITY. .WE Insure you as FOLLOWS: FIRE—PACIFIC INS. CO., N. Y. FIRE—NEW JERSEY INS. CO Newark. AUTO COLLISION and Property Damages. AUTO Casualty and Property Damages. Plate Glass Insurance. Accident, Health and Disability— Fidelity Co. Burglary, Robbery and Larceny. Diamonds, Jewelry and Personal Property. Store, Fixtures and Stocks. Household Goods and Furniture. Call in and see J. W. KISTLER, OWoo—Bearer Hotel Bldg. \ _______________ Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, meet« the ««cond and fourth Fridays of each month. • All visiting Neighbors cordially invited to attend all meetings. CERAR POSTS FOR SALE Seven-foot split red cedar posts in carload lota. Write A- M. Matlock Lumber Co., Dallas, Ore. 52 Holding a certificate lor teach­ ing from the New York College of Music, 1 am prepared to take pupils in piano and harp, specialising in expression. For particulars inquire of— MAUDE FORBES McELMURRY, 3 Independence, Oregon, Route 2 Tripp sells real estate. PROTESTANT PASTORS IN NEED OF RELIEF Eyesight Can be seen at his office 211-212 Oregon Building (formerly the Hubbard building): One third of a century practical experience— 9 years practice in Salem. .My years of experience and the satis­ factory service I have rendered to thousands of Marion and Polk county people assures you competent and lasting relief in all your eyesight troubles. In every trade, profession or branch of work there are found a few men who, from special fitness or education, or both, are bet­ ter prepared to serve you in their line than the multitude of oth­ ers in the same field. Since optometry requires especial ability in both professional and mechanical work, men that are fitted to do both equally well are scarce Therefore, you cannot be too particular about the selection of the man to whom you entrust your eyes. The professional work, the examining and measuring of your eye defects, must be skillfully done The mechanical part, the making and adjusting of your glasses, is no less important. I am making a specialty of correcting children’s eyes. MY PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE for the material and ser­ vice you will receive and I guarantee satisfaction in every re­ spect. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m.—1 to 5 p. m. Sundays and evenings by special appointment A BUSINESS E D ITO R IA L Not often is presented the opportunity to engage in an enterprise in which everybody wins and nobody loses. .D R . M . P. M EN D ELSO H N FITS GLASSES CORRECTLY However, such an opportunity is ottered this week Survey By Interchurch World by The Polk County Post in the campaign to materially Movement Reveals Pul­ ■ncrease the family o f its every-week readers. pit's Poverty. $1242 IS HIGH A V IR A G E SA LA R Y Local County Conference in April Will Show Neceseity for Clinics and Homes for Aged snd Infirm. A large portion of the funds to be raised in the United Simultaneous Campaign of the Protestant denomina­ tions associated with the Interchurch W orld M ovem ent will be used for Am erican Ministerial support and re­ lief. It la greatly needed, according to leaders of the Interchurch Move­ ment, who early In April are to hold the conference In this county. As a result o f the campaign now being made by the Interchurch World M ovem ent the com p lied Protestant churches of Am erica will provide many m ore hospitals, clinics and homes for the aged and infirm. An interesting feature of these Protestant hospitals will be free treatment for ministers, as recent surveys made by the Inter- church organization have made the need for special dispeneatlona very obvious. The follow ing startling facts were divulged as to the average salaries in the various denominations. Starting with the highest, the average for Epis­ copal ministers is $1,242; the average for Presbyterian (N orth ), $1,177; for the United Presbyterians, $1,09$; for the Reform ed Church (D utch ). $1,170; for the M ethodist Episcopal (N orth), $1,176; Congregational, $1,042, and for the Baptists (N orthern), $950. 46 Here is a brief and logical analysis of that campaign as it will effect the town, the home merchant, the sub­ scriber, the participant in the campaign and The Post. E V E R Y B O D Y W INS T H E R E ! BEDBUQS N EED L IT T L E FOOD. That the bedbug ha« the peculi­ arity of being able to lire a whole year without auatenance, is a state­ ment made recently by H. B. Wes­ ton, an entomologist. Mr. Weston declared that investigators had kept bedbugs in tubea for 12 months, at the end of which time the bugs were “ hale and hearty.” > it H i« in H0LSUM BREAD IS THE CH EAPEST A S W E L L A S THE MOST W HOLESOME ON THE M A R K E T TODAY. BUY THAT EXTRA LOAF Your Grocer Has I t C h e r r y C ity B a k in g C o j H ave Installed Electric ■ ■ ■ ■ i 9 where he can play golf.” Phone the news to M2113. Luekiam ute News Guy Hewitt, Neil, Mc- § _ Mesdames . . . . , T, i I Crady and Stillwell shopped in Dal- I , las Wednesday i ! Wayne Hanna took a flying trip m n to Portland last Sunday afternoon. =O ven=- And are putting out the best bread on the market. It is more like M other’s bread. Clean and cooked | by electricity. Try it; You will like it. ' returning Monday. ! Mrs. Stillwell lias betn spending i a few days with the Niels on their j Luekiamute ranch. SEE M T D IS P L A Y OF CH ARM IN G E A STE R HATS. Janies Nlel motored to Salem last 1 Saturday accompanied by his moth­ Stunning Hats and Conservative Hats for Young er and aunt and Mrs. Stillwell. Women, the Miss, the Matron. W hatever your choice may be you will find your model here. Mrs. McCredy and son and Mrs. ■ Neil and Mrs. Stillwell spent Sun- i ; day visiting Mrs. Guy Hewitt. DRESSES. I Hanna brothers received the news T H E DEBIftEO CURE. Styles to please every fancy, from the smart, trim t of tse death of a sister, living in tailored models in Serge to the ruffled and plaited I “ The doctor ha« ordered him East, who passed away Feb. 19. 9 effects in Taffeta. Straight line coat dresses in I I South.” Mark Hanna and sister, Leona, S W ool-Jersey. Nice to wear without a coat. Many I “ For his health r motored down from Portland and 1 9 embroidered in self and contrasting colors. “ No, for hia disposition, called on Mr. and Mrs. Neil and i probably be better natured if „ Moderately priced. b* i$ auntie at tbe farm. M A IN STR E E T M ILLIN ER . And reduce the high cost o f Hving. 99 The Subscriber will be given value received. In the year, or years to come (as the case may be) The Post will be a regular visitor at the subscriber’s home to the full period for which payment shall have made. Nobody loses (and everybody wins) there! Now we are all agreed; lets go! j Alpha Bascue “EAT MORE BREAD The Merchant— The more people who habitually vis­ it a town, the better become its possibilities as a business and trading center. The two results are natural compan­ ions. And every business interest in the town may profit thereby. Every merchant wins there! The Participant— One participant will receive hand­ some compensation for his or her efforts during the cam­ paign. Think o f it! A brand new 1920 model Maxwell automobile, worth $1230, for only seven weeks o f con­ scientious effort. Many men labor and save for a lifetime to acquire much less. Next, look at the list o f additional prizes— everyone attractive and of definite high value. Moreover, remember that every active non-prize winning candidate will receive 20 per cent on subscription money collected. Certainly, everybody wins (some in a mighty big w ay), and nobody loses there! Mrs. Stillwell entertained at din- • ner Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. , Neil and family in honor of the i former's sister, Mrs. W. H. McCradv 1 and son of Cle Blum, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Nlel enten tained their brother and niatera and fftmj|)e, „ „ Sun(, in honor of her rf>ter, Mm W. H McCradv and son who are visiting her from Cle Klum, Wash. Salem, Oregon Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says: The Town— More people in the surrounding territory will become familiar with, and interested in Independ­ ence social and business life, and therefore more frequent visitors to the town and participants in its activities. That will have a tendency to make it a more active and interesting town—a better town. Everybody wins there I pendence. W ithout a New B at and Dress W ould be a Disappointment. New Veils and Veilings to enrich the Easter Costume. Phone 443 The Post— It will he enabled to make desired im­ provements in many directions—to extend its influence as a community builder— to be a better newspaper for Inde­ EASTER i in / i i i m i h i h i h i MIUHIB i IIHIHINIIINIIIHIIIHUINIIIMIIINIIIBIIII - P Specialist ,W !* t 'B T B '!»l!* l’B i|»'¡B T*i In Your ' Independence Bakery | ~JBIIIH 1.1 I B l B'l B'l B'l ■TB-liBTB IBTBlI BTB:l BlhBU BHN I BINUBI! BillBlI Bit íBirBIIB!llBIIBlHBIBI!BTB'l!B'IBll>Bli:BII«IIB:l!B