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CHURCHES
METHODIST
W. C. STEWART, Pastor.
Next Sunday is the final eount for
the eont.t that we have with the
Jason Ue Sunday School We muit
have great attendance. Get all the
new members we 'can. Our attendance
was good last Sunday but we must
have 200 present at Sunday School
rest Sunday. All of the offering will
go for Missions and will count for
points. We ought to make 2000 points
next Sunday. It is also the .beginning
of the "Trip to Pal stine" contest.
A great EaBter service ia being
panned. Sunday School will begin at
h. m. snarp. Be on time. A
picture of the Sunday School will be
taken immediately on adjournment.
Come and be ii. the picture.
11 a. m. Dr. Talbot of Salem will
deliver the Easter memajre.
7 p. m. Epworth League, Mrs. M
Smiley leads. Topic, Africa.
8 p. m. This will be a great service.
The choir has been working for weeks
and have now brought to perfection a
beantiful and inspirational Easter
musical service.
You will find a delightful welceme
waiting you at all of these services.
CHRISTIAN
r. Claude Stephens, Pastor
Service for Lord's Dty April 9.3.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
At the morning hour of worship the
Bible School will give an interesting
Easter extrcise. Communion to follow
this.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Evening Evangelistic nerviiee with
the theme "The Divinity of Christ" at
7:30. Special musie will be one of the
features for this service.
All will find a warm welcome with
us. Greetings of the season are ex
tended to all.
PKBSBYTKRIAN
Next Sunday a special Easter service
will be presented at Calvary i'resbjte
rian church. In the morning Dr. Bell
will deliver an appropriate sermon,
with special Easter music by the choir.
In the evening there will be a spec
ial program of Easter music, consist
ing of vocal numbers by some of the
best talent in the city, also a narnber
of Manmouth's best musicians will
assist. Violin mueic will be a special
ty.
Dr. Bell will deliver a short address
on the subject of "Music."
A cordial invitation is extended U
the ireneral public to enjoy with us
this special service of Easter song.
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GASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP j
BEEF
Roast 15c
Cfhoit RU 12c
Btfhk 17c
MUTTON
Stfw 10c
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PORK
Pork bteak 14e
Loin 17$c
Ham 17$c
Roaet 15c
VEAL
Stew 15c
Cliopn 17Jc
Loin 17Jc
BAPTIST
W. S. STIWART. Pastor.!
All Sunday services of the Baptist
church will be held at the opera house
during alternation! on building.
Sunday School at 10.
Preaching at 11.
B. V. P. U. at 6:0
In tha evening the following Easte
program will be given:
Selection by T. E. C. Orchcitra
Song
Invecation
Solo
Recitation
Recitation
Recitation
Recitation
Choi
Rev. Stewart
Nellie Bramberg
Ioma Rickman
Veins Alexander
Monet William
Thelma Gumalt
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Bull loc
Bucket 7Gc
15c Minced Hanrl.ric
Forequarter Goat 4c
The Peoples Market
A. NELSON, Prop.
V-t-et I M t - K
Exercise by Three Little girls
Solo - Beatrice Bramberg
Reritaticn Beulah Bodenhame
Recitation - Verns I'eterson
Selection by T. E. C. Orchestra
Song - - Choir
Recitation - Roy Kiekma
Recitation " Grace Parke
Exercise by Fifteen Children
Song ... Choi
Recitation - Uriel King
Recitation ErvinS Boiler
Recitation - Vernard.i-imonton
Exercise by Nine Girls
Recitation
Recitation
solo
Recitation
Recitation
Marie Bodenhame
MaMe Stanton
Laura Bake
Thelma Alexande
Wyoneta William
Exercise by Five Young Ladies -Selection
by T. E, C. Orchestra
Soog , - Choi
rlav fcrcd M$ Memorials.
MeniixTK if t'- I ".Ii"'.! of te h
noIgr In Il.-rlin Une t'iti f:ir ereclw
YXi memorial taWi-rs to thi-lr ronintrtV
who have dl-l at (he front Tlie flrxt
of (! wa for (tie wi-il known srrlil
te t and hlt'rtin hr IJefurtrb IKter
maun, who Ml t Llei la the flrnr
eays of tit war.
Editorial
It was the intention of The Pill Box
to place a member of its editorial
staft upon the primary ballot ior some
office but at the last moment, power
ful influences representing- both the
Democratic and Republican parties
asked for just one more chance and
The Pill Box withdrew its candidate
before he was entered. Representa-
tives ot these poweriul lnliuences
made a most solemn vow that their
candidates if elected would conduct
themselves and their offices in such a
manner as to bring" peace, happiness
and prosperity to everv inhabitant
Peace, by requiring everv jackass, re-
gardless of the number of limbs he
may have, to be muffled; Happiness
bv requiring that the expenses ol al
.. . ...
emales be paid out ot the public
reasurv; Prosperity by making a
dime go just as far as a silver dollar
in purchisincf power. Ihe Pill Box,
A. v.-
after the above explanation, does not
deem it necessary to publish the
protocol in full except the concluding
paragraph which reads:
To all of which aforesaid, we pledge cair sacred
hearts to uphold and maintain the same from Alpha
to Omega and that all parts of the constitution of
the United States, the constitution of the atate of
Oregon, the Apostle's Creed or Robert's Rules of
Order in contliction thereof are hereby appealed.
Signed. Ace Robinson, representing the powerful
influences ef the Democratic party. Walt Tooze,
representing the powerful influences of the Republi
can party. Countersigned. J. Hot ta Collie k, Hen
ipotantiaral Stand Between of The I'lll Box.
There is no need to say more.
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Different Kinds of Fun
The young man from the city and
the young man from the country were
courting the same girl. 1 he)-were
sitting in the parlor with. the object
of their affections. Said the young
man from the city:
"We have certainly been having some run tne
last few days. Thursdsv, we autoed to the country
club and golfed until (lark, then trolleyed back to
town and danced until morning."
The country boy riot to be worsted
followed with:
"We have hail pretty good tlrnea here, too. One
day we buggied out to Uncle Ned and went to the
back lot where we baseballed ell afternoon. In the
evening we sneaked op to the attic nd pokered
until morning."
The girl's father, a hard working
old farmer, who was vainly trying to
sleep in an adjoining bedroom, heard
the remarks and butted in with:
"I was having some fun nbout this time myself.
I muled to the held and gee-hawed until sundown.
Then 1 suppered ui til dark and piped until nine.
Then I bedsteaded until the clock rived, theo break
fasted until it was time to go muling sgsin."
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Society Section
The joys of Easter are somewhat
saddened by the fact that some women
will not have new hats and the So
ciety Editor of The Pill Box always
has a good cry about it every Haster
afternoon. But never mind, unfortu
nate sisters, read this story:
Once upon a time there was a bt-autiful lnIy who
was married U a doctor whose patients always died
and he never received anything fur helping people
into the next world so she never had a new r.snter
hat. SI.e finally died of a broken heart aad was
laid to rest in the villnie cemetery which was own
ed, mnintslned and kent green by the Ladies Ome
tery Association whose membership conaiwted of
wotsrn who could sfford to buy KhnUt hate every
year. After the beautiful lady hud been dead for a
few months, a little dfiidehoe commenced to grew
upon her grave and had many descendants and soon
the whole cemetery wsn covered with them. The
won-ien v. so belonged to the amtociation wer rom
peiled to dig all the dandelions out rf that cemetery
and it required seven months of awful hard work to
do it. So the beautiful lady, who died of a broken
heart, was sleeping peacefully while the others work
ed until they wishe-i they were dead.
If one single sad heart is gladdened
by this story, the author, the writer,
will feel that the great mental effort
required to produce it was no work
at all.
(continued in The Annex)"
General Mschine Work
Repairing of all kinds
Vulcanizing. Automobiles a specialty
Let u grind yoar plow shares.
IN. L. BUTLER
Atrorney-at-Lnw
Practice In all Court.
American Restaurant
We serve the best meals In town.
All Home Cooking. : : I
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Meals st AU Hours.
MEALS 23c SHORT ORDERS
IDA ZERR, Proprietor
Mais Street
Dr. J. Callaway
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate of the Americas Scfrool of Uttejopstby,
KlrkavlUe, Mlnour!, snder founder of lbs
science, Dr. A. T. Still. : ; S i
Offices: First door of the V, A. ratteraon prop
erty, hslf bletk west of rallreed, oa C street
The City Bakery
MAKES THE
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fATRONlZI HOMI INDUSTRY
DENNY BROTHERS
-DEALERS IN-
Nbw and Second Hand
Hardware and Furniture
WF. BUT, SkXL AM) EXCHANGE.
Store on C Btreet.
Ad Readers Make Money.
PILLBOX
ANNEX
lOijNQ LaDitu Ctrl
There is a younn
lady named Kndii-,
Who put on tt"U
sera and "oily".
Slipped by her m i
But fatt er h saw
And took olT th s
pants of the lady
SKUNK HOLLER
Noah Vial's wif.
(en femal puppi-
which last -
((ii( (laa no hav:r
the itch. j
Liye Bridges ha .
caueht the it-h :
from Noah Vial t
wife's ten female
puppies.
Li(?e HriilifK'
muiu. which
achonlrna'am, M i
Susie Bright, ml-
to' schui l, tu
esiiht tl.u itiS
from HgK.
Oat scho'ilmn'am.
Miss Susie Kriirht, ;
'his rnuK'K t r.e
! itch from Lijfe
' I!riil(a' mule.
Not a rx'iiriy to
har name - runs to
niarkrt just the
same. Life.
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