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THE . SUKBAX- OEEQOKEAN, . jPOETtAND, -OCTOBEB 7, 19G0. PASTORT0RMON SUBJECTS OF THIS BISCOURSES I PORTI.AICDS CIttJIU5HS; Seio Anlcerr4s aniLPcesidiiasc EMci; Ro&wcII. Trl Pcenclu at. Hue 3IttottLsti CImrches This xoornhag Bishop Andrews, -who has been conductta.gr ttter Norwegian Methodist conference at the chusclv, Uavla and Thir teeath streets, -will preach in. tha Taylor Street Church, The, couErecalion 01 race Qhurch -wilt, join in this service. In the evening I. B. Hoctovell; 33. D., thfr. neWiy appointed presiding elder for Pori-1-CtyI. district. -wdlL preach at the Grace MS E. Church. Bishop Andrews -will also he present, at the. evening -service. First Congregational. 'At the Fkst Congregational ChurcK the pastor, Rci. Arthur W. Aclierman, will conduct the services, Tha morning dis course Trill be upon "Tho- Storj: of the Garden or the Advent otSIn.j' C discussion, of Trhat Is commonly clled the fall of roan, V In th eveping -will be 'preached th,e first of a. series on- "Hpr? Men Get On in XAle," vrltb. the, special topic, ""Cheat," At the Y. F. S. C. 1?. meeting at 6:30 a dejpgate to, the great; London con vention -will" tell of some experiences at . that famous meeting. The. music of, the church services -yll bs of the usual high order and &. follows: Mamins: Organ prelude "Offectqire Memories" . - , , ...... Siteanv? Anthem "Exalt Him"' (soprano solo and qyarte.) ., 'Hanscom Response The lord's Pwycr. Offertoxy "Harlj, Hark; My Soul."(du et for soaiao and contralto) ..Snelley Postlude ...... .,....., Sudds Eycnlng ' Organ, prelude Romanza Jn B flat. .Harris Anthem "Fther in -Heaven" (so prano solo and quartet) .Dorr '-Offertory "Xearqr, My God( tQ Thee7' baritone solo and quartet. ... ...Uebe Schilling pQStlude "Recessional"- v Thome.. First Baptist. At the) First Baptist Church, corner Tay lor And Twelfth streets, the pastor. Rev. Alexander Blackburn, D D., -will preach afc 10:30 A. 3. and 7:30- P. M. The mow ing subject is "Christ Loved tha Church'-, evening. "An Honest Doubter Convinced." The. Lord's Supper will be observed after morning sermon. Sunday School is held at noon, under leadership of John G. Ma loue, superlnteAdeat; young people's meet ing -will be held- at 6:38 P. iL, under Lead er Charles Kiibourn. The. following musical programme will be rendered under leadership, of "W. M. Wilder, organist and director, -with a chorus of male voices: Morning Preludhm7-Largo - Batiste Anthem by qhorus ......... Offertoire Traumerei .Schumann Postludium Recessional - Batiste Evening- Preludium Acdanti in D major. Op. 1C2, Sudds Song ............ Male, chorus Offertoire "Thy Love p-s &f Father'' from "The Redemption), Gounod, Postludium March In D Simper Evening service -wills be opened with praise in song by ehorus and congrega tion. The Toung People's Society of the church gave o. social on Friday evening at the residence of Mr. Grant Phegley. It was largely attended; and, much, en3 joyed. First; Unitarian.. The usual service will be" held in the Unitarian Church, corner Seventh am Yamhill stf eets, this morning at 11 o'clocK Rev, Mr. Lord will conduct the service,, and preach upon "Tho Missionary Ques tion from a Liberal Polnf bf 'View." Thp communion service customary -updn the first Sunday; in October will be observed Immediately xt tcr the sermon. There wlV also be a reception to- new members. The order of music Is as1 fojlpws: " "Voluntary "Andante G minor Batiste AnthemJubilate Howe Gloria - , , Beethoven Response ""Ponder My Words",.Sehill!ng Offertory "I Sought the, Lord..YamdIey unc Dimlttis Sullivan Postlude , ,. Smart Trinity Episcopal. At Trinity Church, Sixth and Oak streets. Rev. Dr. A. A. Morrison, rector, will hold services: litany, sermon and Holy Communion, at U; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30; Sunday School at 2:3). Grace Methodist. The Grace M. E. Church will unite with Taylor-Street for morning service to hear B.shop Andrews. In the evening 2r. Rockwell -will preach and Bishop Andrews- vrlll be present; Sunday School and all other services as. usual; evening serv ice at 7:30. "First Christina. Today at the First Christian Church, Rpv. J. F Ghormley will take for his morning theme, "The Supreme Sacrifice"; his evening theme will be on "The Divine Law of Expansion." New members -will be received into the fellowship of the church, at both, services today. There will be special music under leadership of Mr. IV. F. "Werschkul, director, and Mrs. Ella Jones, organist. St. David's Church. The rector, Rev. George B; Van Wat ers, will preach -nt both morning and 'even ing services. In the morning he will epeak on "It Is Like Leaven." At the lru.ieanjo.cl Baptist. At the Immanuel Baptist Church, cor ner Second and Meade streets, services will be held today at 10:45 and 7:30. In the tnorning James 'Edmonds, Stat? Sunday School missionary, will speak on Sunday School work, from the theme, "The Ap proved Workman." The service will be followed with the Rally Day exercises and a programme by tho Sunday School. Mem bers of the congregation, friends of the School and Uve parents of scholars are especially invited to attend these serv ices. In the evening the pastor, S. C. Lapham, "will speak on the theme, "The Day of Atonement; What It Meant to the Jews and What It Means to the Chris tian"; Toung People's Society meets at 6:3Q: -weekly prayer meeting is held Thursday evening. Church. 2S Burnslde street Rev. John W. Skans, .pastor, will conduct services at I0J2Q and 8:00; Sunday School i held at 12.- Most Hply Rosarjr. f Today at the Church of the Most Holy Rosary, corner of East Third and Clack amas streets, will be celebrated, the feast of the "Most Holy Rosary." The church .has been most beautifully decorated for , the occasion, one of the principal features of the decorations being the five myster ies of the Holy Rosary, represented by many colored incandescent lights above the hlglfajtar. Seamen's Church. Senvlce at the Seamen's Institute, cor ner.. Front and Flanders streets, will be held today at 7:30 P. M. Dr. Hay will preach on the subject, "Young Man, Arise." ' " Latter Day Saints. The Church' of Jesus Christ of Latter, Day Saints hold services every Sunday at and 7:30 P. M., in their hall, 40Q Alls ky Building, corner Third and "Morton streets. The public are invited to. attend. Take elevator on Morrison street. Christian Science. At First Church of Christ Scientist. Twentythlrd street, near Irving, ser vices will be held at 11 A,. M. and S P. M. Subject of sermon Is,' "Doctrine of Atonement." Children's Sunday School EasfrTweIfthAstreets,,atl0:3O4A. M. Re. J. Z. LivingsbndT-wijl lecture at ,7:8) P. M. on the subject, "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.1' Second Baptist. I The services, at the. Second Baptist vjnurcn ounaay wui ot ponaucwruu - pastor, Rev. Ray Palmer, who will preach morning and evening. The morning theme Will be "Settnig Before the Soul the Di vine .Ideal." The Lord's, Supper- t1U be, observed at the morning service, and, the right hand, of fello.wshlp, extended to new members. Sunday" School under the superintendence of W. g. Hall will ba nil nt Jntprpst. Thp theme of the even- i tag sermon will be, "The De.vil and Hi. -family. Beiore toe sem-n, tne va-ul will give a prelude, on. "The, Merits of the, Anthracite Coah Strike.!'. The ordi nance of baptism, will- le administered after the evening .sermon. The. YQung People's meeting, at 6:0, undec the lead ership of. the president, Lea Ball, wll be of-lnterest- to alL who attend. , Sunnyjilde Methotflsf. At the Sunnyslde Methqdlst Church today, Dr. Ellwo'rthy. pastor, will preach nt 11, A. i.,'on "The "Elements of a Strops Church'," and at 7J30 P. M. on "Life for a' Look!" "" The musical pro- I gramme will, be of unusual Interest, and the cnoir win oe assistea. Dy -nr. moui ledge and -tfrs. Mattfp Reynolds. ' Fo R!;V. J: R. T. LAJHROP,. D; d, CALLED AS PASTOR OF GRAPE M. E, CHURCH. Rev. J. R, T. Lathrop, D D., recently appointed pastor of Grace Methodist Epis copal Church, In this city. Is expected t arrive the latter part of this week. Dr. Lathrop is a native of Indiana. He was graduated at Moore's Hill College, of Lib eral Arts lp, the class of 1879. He entered the ministry the same year. Was or-' dalned deacon by Bishop Andrews in 1SS1. Was ordained elder by Bishop Foss In 1S83. He received the degree ,of Doctorof Divinity from his Alma, Mtt,ter in, June, . 1900. His last pastorate was in Indianapolis, where he and his ,famtly are greatly belovecC ' " J " - "" . Grace Church and the City of Portland; as a field for labor war? presented . tq him, by Plshop Cranston while attending conference last month in IndianappJIs' and a?ter due consideration he decided to accept the work. The members of his church and congregation' are looking forward with .much interest to-his arrival. He will probably occupy his pulpit Sunday, October' 1., the A -T &Bcr -a- .7V.2G Bethel A. M. E. At the Bethel A.. M. E. Church. No. 6S North Tenth street, the following" services will be held today: Preaching at 11; Sun day School classes at 1; preaching at 8. The weekly meeting "Is held Wednesday evening at 8. Rev.S. T. Collins is pas tor. Clarke Methodist. At the Clarke M. E. Church, Xorth Eighteenth street, the pastor. Rev. B. T. Hoadley, D. D., -will preach both morn Ing and eyeningr The subject o? the morning sermon it. "A Splendid Despot Ism"; of the evening, "Paul's Captives." Shlloh SSifSKlon. At the Shiloh Mission, corner of Sec ond and Jefferson streets, there will be preaching today by the pastor. Rev. J. tH. Allen, at 10:30 and 7:30; the subject for the morning service Is, That 'Which Must Die Dally in the Purified Chris tian." The evening theme Is, "Blowing of the King's Trumpet." You are invit ed. Seats are free. Flrmt Univerxnlist. At the Universahst Church, corner East Couch and East Eighth streets. Hervey H. Hoyt, pastor, will conduct services today. The iflrsl Sunday in October is the annual reunion Sunday, when all members and friends of the congregations are expected to be present. Evening serv lve? will be resumed for the "Winter. At the rooming service, at 1L the subject is The- Law )f Friendship." Sundav Bchool wlil be held at 12:l, with air. A. B. ,-vis in charge; Y. P. C. U. meets -at :S0. There will be preaching at 7:30 on the subject, "Breaking Away." A cor dial Invitation is extended to all. Seats free, Swedish Imtheran. At tho Swedish lajtbersw. Inunaauel meets at 12:15 P. M. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting will be held at 8 o'clock. Reading-room in rear of church edifice Is open daily, 11-A. 1L to 4 P. M, and Friday evening. 7:30 to 3, All are cordially welcome. At "the " Portland Church of Christ (Scientist), Auditorium, Third street, be tween Taylor and Salmon, services will be held at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. The sub jecfof the sermon Is "Doctrine of. Atone ment." There will be a Wednesday evening-testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. The reading-room Is open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. All are cordially Invited. . Spiritualists. Dr. Coulson Turnbull will lecture in Ar tisans' Hall, Abjngton Building,' at 8 p. M., on "The Soul of Man:" All are wel come. Universal Brotherhood. At the headquarters. iU Washington street, the subject for the evening's dis cussion will be "Man's Place In Nature." Lotus Group meets at 10:30 A. M. Week ly study class Tuesday evening. All are welcome. Home of Truth. At the Home of Truth, 369 Thirteenth street, services will be held today at 11 A- M. and 7:45 P. Mv A series of Jectures on practical Christianity will be givven, beginning .Monday evening at 7:45. No admission, is charged and. all are welcome. EAST -SIDE CHURCHES. Musical Arrangrcmnts Completed ajt Centenary Church. Rev. G. W. Gue, D. D., pastor, will preach this morning on the subject, "Bur dens, and How to Carry Them," and In the evening, "Cheering News." The mu sic committee the past-'"week completed arrangements for the year. Mrs. E. S. Miller, who received a, flattering offer from a prominent West Side church, has beep secured as the leading soprano. Mr3. Miller's work for the past two years at Centenary had been such that tha- com mittee was very gratified at her accept ance. E. S. Miller also begins his third year as musical director, and will bave' one 'of the largest chorus choirs In the city. J. F. Bamford has been engaged as organist. Special music will be ren dered this evening. Following Is todays programme: ; Mornins J "' Organ voluntary "Andante Tran- A qulllo Mellon Anthem Praise the Lorri" Pontine I Offertory "La. CantabHe"...........-Gue3t .rosr-uac Clark Evening Voluntary "Sevenata, op. 15, No. 1 . - - VAlaszkowBkl 'Anthem "Sing "Unto the Lord"....Towne Sopiano iolo "Abide With Me"....Liddel Mrs. E. S. Miller. Offertory "Communion In D flat mo- jor" ........... Lemolne Anthem "My Refuge" Gabriel Quartet "I Want tQ Go There, Don't You?" Sullins Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wheeler. Messrs. Miller and Wheeler. E. S. Miller, director: J. -F. Bamford. organist. - Forbes Presbyterian. At the Forbes Presbyterian Church to day there will be three special services, At 11 A. M, the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered; at 12:15 P. M. a rally of the Sunday School, when a missionary offering will be taken; at 7:C0 P. M. there will be an open meeting of the T. P. C. B. S in which it is expected that MJss Case, Mrs. BaiJey and Miss Protzman, of the First Presbyterian Church, will make special addresses. Sps clal music Is provided, for theselervices. On Monday night the presbytery of Port land wlU meet with this church, and will be opened by" a sermon by the Rev. A A. Hurd, retiring moderator. Camberlantt Presbyterian. RevDuncan "Wallace, of "Walla Walla, Wash., Vill preach at the Cumberland PTesbjteriaa Church, at Bast Taylor and J lowing musical programme will be ren dered: Organ prelude "Pastorale No. 6" , - Llchncr Anthem "Rest From Thy Labors" Offertory ''Andan te Religioso' ' '. Postlude Evening Organ prelude "Melody in A fiat".. Swift Duet Mr. Routledge r.ndMrs. Reynolds. Offertory "Viox Celeste".... C. M. Davis Quartet "There's Life for a Look" Saanyslde Congrrcgratlonal. At the Sunnyslde Congregational Churchy East Taylor and East Thirty fourth streets, the Sunday School, under the direction of Its superintendent, Dr. M. A. Jopcs, opens at 10 A. M., for the study of the lesson, "Jesus Dlqing With 'a Pharisee." At 11 o'clook, the pastor, Revj J. J. Staub, will preach on the sub ject, "Christ's Farewell Message;" com munion will be observed at the close of the morning service, and Miss Alble Fowler will sing the beautiful appropriate solo, Rodney's "Calvary." The meet ing of the Young People's Socie'ty at 6:30 is to be led by Miss Lulu Wlckllno In the consideration of "Rich Toward God." The subject of the pastor's dis course at 8 o'clock will be "The Gospel of Amos Brought Up to Date:" while the choir In connection with this service will offer the following anthems: "Fond ly I Think of Thee." by M. L. McPhall; "Something for Thee.'' by Arthur W. Nelson. Strangers are always, heartily welcome. United Brethren. Today will be Children's Day at the United Brethren Church, East Morrison, street. The morning services will be de voted to the -children, and the pastor, Rev. F. T. Coulter, will preach on the subject, "The Sad, Yet Glad Story of Johnny Bottle," followed by cla,ss meet ing?. Evening subject, "Oneness With Christ." being the fifth In the series upr jonl the "Indwelling Christ." The choir WlU sine the anthem,. Following is the musical programme; Postlude March ... Ernest Smith "There Ts a Greei Bill" Lyon Voluntary and offertory Selected Orchestra Final chorus "Stand Up for Jesus".. Nelson Evening Anthem "Lead, Kindly Light" Ferns Voluntary . , Orchestra Offertory Instrumental -and duet (vlo- .lln and ballad) Frone D-annl "Will You Let Him In?". ...Chorus . St. Paul- German 'Lutheran. Today will bo the annual Missionary Festival in.-the-St. Paul German Luther an ehurch, East. Twelfth, and East Clin ;ton streets. All the services, of the fore noon and afternoon will be appropriate, nnii the collections of the day will be for missions. The church will be dec orated, for the occasion. Firnt Evnngrelical. At the First Evangelical Church, East Side, Rev. W. R. Plummer, the incom ing pastor, will preach morning "and evening today. He arrived Friday from Red Oaks, Iowa, and will enter on the Work In Portland at once. . Rodney Avenue Christian. At the Rodney .Avenue ' Christian Church, the pastor, Rev. A.' D. Skaggs, will take for hl"5 morning subject, "The Harrow and the Broad "Way;" the even ing subject Is, "Will Be Man's Dwelling Place Here and Hereafter." Members will be taken Into fellowship both morn ing and -evening. Sunday School meets at 9:45 A. M. Christian Endeavor So ciety at 6:30 P. M. CUURCH DIBCTOKT. Bnp4Lt. Alblna Tfiv. E, B. Bliss, pastor. Services moning and evening. Sunday school at lo! Georu- F. Jameson, superintendent. Grace (MentaviHa) ReV. N. S. Hollcroft. pastor. Services, 7:30 p. 31.; Sunday echooL 10; prayer, Thursday. 8. Park Place "University Park) Jttv. N." S. 1 I Hoi tajl-,, pastor, Service 11: Sunday school, 10 Junior meeting, a. Imnmnuel, corner Second and Meade streets BiY Stanton C. Lapman, pastor. Preaching, j 10:45-.. apd T.aoi ijunuay lnooi, xz jo..: aoung People's "meeting, 0:30; prayer m-etlnf,"7:5 Thursday evening:, First, corner Ttlfth and Taylor strecto )r. Alexander Blackburn, pastor;, residence, -427 Market. Services at 10:30 A" M. and 7:30 P. M.: Sunday school. 12 M.; younz people's meeting:, 6:30 P, M.; prayer meetins. Thurs day. 7:5 P. M MoUnt Tabor Kev. S. K. Diobel. pastpr. Services Jl A. M.: Sunday-school. 10 A. M Mount OJlvet, Bvexett .street, between Firth nnd Sixth Rev". T. F- Smjth. pastor. Preach ing at, 11 A. M. and 8 ?. M.; prayer meeUruj, Thureday, 8P. Sf. Second, corner ast Anksny and SJevanth streets Rev. Ray Palmer, pastor. Pastor's residence. 1 East Thirtieth street. Services at 10:30 A. M. nnd 7:30 P. ,M.; 'Sunday school,' 12 M.;B. X- P. u. meeting, :30 P. M.; prajer meeting, Thu,rday. 7:30 P. M. Third Rev. jen 'Buss, pastor. Preaching morning: and evening by tho pastqr- Chrintlan. Rodney-Avenue, corner of k Knott street, Al blna Rev. A. D. Skagss, nanor. Services at 11 A. M". and P. M.: Sunday -school, ;.; r. P. S. C. E.. 7 P. M.; Sprayer, Thursday. 7:30. ; Flrel Christian Church, corner. Park and Co lumbia streets Rftv. 3. F. Ghonnley, pastor. Sunday school, !:45 A, M.; preaching, 10:45 X; ,M. and 7:3.0 P. M ; Sunday ichcol. 12:1; T. . S. C. E., 0:30 P. M. StransfM made welcome. Woo-lawn (Maarona) Rev. A. JO- Sk-ess. pastor. Services. 3 P. M, Christian Scientists. rorUand. Church of Chrlst-AudltorJum build int; ..ilia street, between Salmon, and Tailor. Services, 11 and S: Sunday school. J2: 'Wednes day evening: meeting:, S Reading-room -open dally from 10 A. M. to D S. M. irst Church qt Christ, Twenty-third street, near Irv Ins Scrvlccp. 11 A. M., a. P. M.; Sunday scl.oo. 12:15; Wednesday evening meatingr. S, Rcadlnp-room at church open dally. 11 to 4. Consrresrntionnlint. German Rev. John JCoch. pastor. Services. 10:30 and 7:30; Sunday school. 0:30; Y. p. S. C. E.. Tuesday, 7:30; prayer Wednesday, 7:3U. Sunnjelde Rev. J. J. Staub, pastor. Serv ices, 11 and 7:30: Sunday school. 10; Toung People' Society,. :30; pvaj'-V. Thuradoy. .7:30., First. Park and Madlron streets Rev. Arthur Y Ackeiroan, pastor. "Morning iervlcc, 10:ou; Sunday schopl. 12:15 P. M.; . y. P.. S. c. E. prayer mec&ng, 0:45 -P. M: evening service, 7;3o, - -, Miilselppl-Avcnue-7Rev. peorso A. TagBart, pastor. Services, 11 and -T.:30;' Sunday school. 10; Junlor3, 3; Y. p. S. C' E.. 0:J0; prajer. Thui-day, 7:30. Hasalo-Street Rev. E. S. Winchester, pastor- Se'rvlcs, 10:30 and 7:30; Sunday school, 12 M.; Y. P. S. C. B,, 0:30j prajer race ting:, Thursday evening, 745. -4 i Elfc,opnl. St. Stephen's Chapel, corner Thirteenth and Clay streets Bev. Thomas Kelll Wilson, cler Kyman in charge. Mo.nlnff service, 11; evening prayer, 7:30; Sunday schcolT 0:45; -"holy com-H munlon, alter mornine seivice oa ursi bunuay In the month. St. Davld'3 Church, E.i&t Morrison- 3treat. between East Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. Georgo B. Van Waters, rector. Holy com munion, 7 A. M.; Sunday s'dhopl, 9:45 A.M.; morning Drayer andi ermonJ -11 A. M.; even ing prayer and sermon, 7:30. ,St. Mark's, corner Nineteenth and Quimby streets Rev. J. E. Simpson, rector. Holy communion. 7:30 A. M.; Sunday school, 10 A. M.; morning praj'er, Utany and sermon, 11; evening prayer and sermon, 8. St.' Matthew's, First and Caruthers streets Rev. J. W. Weatherdon. clergyman In charge Holy communion, S A. M.; Sunday school. 0:45 A. M.; morning praj-er, litany and sermon. U; evening prajer and sermon. 7:30. Tiinuv. blxth and )at streets Rev.- Dr. A A. MorrUnn, rfictor. Prayer and sermon, 11 A. M.; eyennff jirajcr'and sermon, 7:30; Sunday school,, 0:30 A. M. Church of the Good Shepherd, Alblna Serv ices at 11 A. ,M by the rector, E. T. Sliqpson: K.vu-i.elicnl (United). East Yamhill Mission R.ev. Peter Blttner, pastor, Servlpes, 11 and 7:0; Sunday school, JO; K.'L. .C. E,. 0:30; .praj-af, , Thur-4a 7:,U' Junior League Saturdaj-, 2-30. First Ur.ltedi-rRev, C. T. Hurd. paotor. Serv ices, 11 and 7,80: Sunday school. 10; JK. L. C E..,C:30;?prajer. Thursdaj', JI:30. . j ;t Second Rev- S. J- Lindsay, pastor. Services. 11 ayd t7So; Sunday school. )J0; Jieystone Jjeague. 0:30; prajer. Wednesday, 7;3o. K-vaiiKelicnI. " Emanuel (German) Re. E. D. Hornschuch. past-or, Services, 11 and 7:30; Sunday school. 10; vrkn-i, Wednesday, 7-3u; Y. P. A.. &ioay. 7:30. FJIrst (German) Rev. F. T. .Harder, pastor liervicep, 11' and 8: Sunday school, 0:30; Y. P.. A.. 7;15; prayer meeting, Tue-doj. h P. M., ldneuaj. P. M. Memorial Rev. l:obert Pierce, pastor. Sun day services, 11 and 7:30; Sunday school, 10; ( X. P. A., 0:30; Junior .. I. A., a; piayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30; young p.oyle'B prayer, Thursday, 7:30. FUrst (English) lltv. Ezra Maure, pastot Ser'lces, 11 A. M. and 7:40 P. M.; bundaj acnool, 10 A, M.-; Y. P. A.. 7 P. M.; Thursday nrayermeatlng. 7:45 P. M. Frlcnuu (duiilcri). Friends, Eaet Thlrtj -fourth and Salmon streets Rev. A. M. Bray, pastor. Services. JO-,15 and 7:30; Sunday school. 12; Y. P. S. C J... 0:80; prayer, Wednesdaj-. 7:30. i Lutheran. Immanuel (Svedlsh), 42S Burn'Ide street Rev. John W. Skan-, pastor. Preaching at 10.30 A. M. and 8 P. M.; Sunday school, 12 M. St. haul's Evangelical tGerman) Rev. Auffusr Krause, pastor. Preaching:, 10:30 and 7:30; tundaj' school. OJO; Bible stud".. Thursdaj. 7:30. German Trinity. Alblna Rev. Theodore Fleck .ns'teln, pastor. Preuchlng, 10 :30 and 7UJU; Sunday echool, 9:30. Zlon's (German) Sen Ices. 10 and 7:30; Sun day school, 0:30; Christian day school, Monday to Fridoj". , St. James' (English) Preaching In the morn tpg at 11 by the Rev. Charles S. Rohn; Sun any school ,at 12:1S. Methodist Episcopal. Second German Rev. Charles Prleslng, pas tor. Services. 10:46 and 7:30 Sunday echool, 0:30: prayer, Thursday, 7:30. Taylor-Street (First) Rev. H. W. Keilops. D. 'D.. pastor. Services. 10:30 and 7:30; Sun day school, 12:15; J3pworth .League and praj-ei meeting-, G.30; Subordinate League, 5. Central lte. W. T. Kerr, pastor. Services 10:15 and :::; Sunday echool, 12:13; puortt. Ieague7 C:3: ir-iv?r. Thursdaj-. 7:30. Mount Tabai: i:uv. Memmlnger, pastor. Services. 11 and 7.3,. Epvvirth Leasut, 0:30; Junior Epvvorth Iegue. 3: praj'er. Tnurcday. 7:30. Trinity Rev, A. L. Hawley, pastor. Serv ices, 10:40 and 7:30; Sunday school, 0:40; Ep worth League. 0:30; pra.er, Thursdaj", 7:30. Shiloh Mission Rev. J. H. AJilen. uperjn tendint. Corner Twelfth and Taylor4 streets. Services, 10:30 and 7;30. Centenary Rev. George Y Gue, D. D.. pas tor. Services at 10:30 and 7:30; 'Sunday school. 12 M.; Epworth League 0:30; prayer meeting, Thursday evening. 7:30. Woodlawn and Patton Home Rev. Andrew Monroo, pastor. Services alternately In these chinches. , Sellwood Rev. "W. J. Walt?, pastor. Serv ices at 11 ard 7:30. Sunnyslde Rav. H. J3. Elworthy, D. D., pas tor. Services at 11 and 7:30;- Sunday school. 10; C. A. Gatzba, superintendent; Epworth League, 0:30; prayor meeting, Thursday even ing, 7:30. mission. Shiloh, corner Second arid Jefferson streets Rev. J. H. Allen, superintendent. Services, at 10:80 A. M. .and 7:30 P. M. Presu.j'terlan. Fprbes Presbj terlan Re W. O. Forbes, pas tor. Services rnornlng and evening by the pas tor. All welpome. Third JRev. Robert McX.eap, pastor. Servlceaf 10;30 and 7:30: Sunday school, 12; -Boys' Bri gade, 5:30: young people's meeting. C:30; praj-er, Thursdaj. 7:45. ' Cumberland Rev. J. J. Dalton pa'stor. Ssry- l Irt.Ort Mn n. CiinnM ., .A. -.T.,.-1 Y. P. S. C. E.. 3:30.; Y. P. S. C. E., 0:30; prayer, Thursday, 7:39. Grand-Avenue (United) Rev. John Henry vGibson, D. D., pa-jtor. Sen-Ices, 11 and 7:30; Sunday school, 10; Y. P. S. C. E.. 6:30; praj-er,' Thursdaj-, 7:30. ' Calvary, corner Eleventh and Clay streets' Rev. "Ww S. Gilbert, pastor. Services at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday school, -after morn-, lng service. Roman Cnthollp. St. Mary's Cathedral Mot Rev. Archbishop Christie, Jpas.tor. Services, mass and sermon. 0. S and 10:30; mass for children, 9; Sunday school, 0:30; vespers and seritibn, "7:30; ques tions answered at Evening servlCM: -week days. mass. 6:30 and 8- IS A GERM DISEASE BERS ALL SAY THAT NEWBRO'S- HERPi-' CiDE INFALLIBLY KILLS THE DANDRUFF GERM. SAM. H. HOWARD'S BARSER SHOP. PORTL.VKD, uR. The President of Oregon's State Board Barber's Examiners Says: Of i)l the foreign and domestic hair preparations that I have used during my many years of experience in the profession,' 8 Had your Herpiclde the most satisfactory, and far abova anything thst has been put on the market. As a dandruff cure and hair tonic, it has no equal; and no first dass barber shop should be without it. (Signed) SAM H. HOWARD, Presi dent Barbers5 State Board of Examiners, Portland, Oregon. A Specific, for Dandruff and Falling Hair, - Since taking $.a!xJ -,of "He.rp.dde," ve are selling st to the exc.usion of of ail other hair -preparations. Our sales In the Coast and Northwest states, including Aiaska, have been phenomenal. Once used, we find that it is given preference. We know it is a specific for dandruff and felling hair, as we have numerous testimonials from the trade, praising it in the hicjhes terms. (Signed) LEWIS-5TENGEK BARBERS1 SUPPLY CO., 151 First Street, Portland, Oregon. Other Leading Portland Barbers Say: Positively Destroys Dandruff Germ. I have been using Newbro's "Hcrpicide" in my barber shop for the past three months and I can speak in the highest terms of it. My customers who have used it, much pre fer it to any other preparation for the hair. 'I have been in this business for 12 years, and there is no question in my mind but that' dandr.uff and falling hair is caused from a microbe that infests the hair bulb. Newbro's "Herpicide" is the only prep aration that will positively destroy the dan druff germ. (Signed) Herman Lcitz, 522 Washington street, Portland, Or. In Twzhty-One Years' Experience. In 21 years' experience in my business I have found no preparation that equals New bro's ''Hcrpicide" for stopping itching of the scalp and removing dandruff. (Signed) W. C. Goodrich, 227 First street, Port land, Or. Patron Highly Endorse. "Herpicidc." We take pleasure in congratulating you on your wonderful discovery. ''Hcrpicide' meets all requirements, and our patrons highly indorse it. (Signed) Levy Bros. (Barber Shop), Portland, Or. "A Posi.ive Cure for Dandruff." Having given your "Herpicicle"1 a thor ough trial, I take pleasure in recommend ing it. My patrons are greatly pleased with "Herpicicle," and I can vouch for is merits as a positive cure for dandruff. (Signed) C. V. Hare, 126-i Fifth street, Portland, Or. "Surely a Wonderful Discovery." I am using Newbro's "Hcrpicide" in my barber shop. My customers who have used it do not hesitate to recommend it to their friends. "Herpicide" is surely a wonder ful discovery. (Signed) Antoine Meyer (Fountain Barber Shop), 9.V First street, Portland, Or. "Dandruff Cure and Preventive of Failing Hair." We are using Newbro's "Herpicide" in our barber shop, and can testify to its effi ciency as a dandruff cure and a preventive of falling hair. (Signed) Riehs & Febvet (O. K. Barber Shop), Portland, Or. Lady .Beauty Specialists Endorse Hcrpicide. .Stopped. her Hair's Falling Out. I can recommend Newbro's "Herpicide" as it stopped my hair from falling out; and, as a dressing, it has no superior. (Signed) Bjertha A. Trullingcr (Complexion Special ist), room 20, 2914 Morrison street, Port land, Oregon. Stopped Falling Hair Cured Dandruff. After using one bottle -of "Herpicide,'r I can say that my hair has stopped falling out, and that my scalp is entirely free from dandruff. (Signed) Miss Grace Dodge (Beauty 'Doctor), 195 Sixth street, Port land, Or. Dandruff Causes AH Hair Troubles. Without dandruff, hair wiil grow luxuriantly; Kill the dandruff germ with Newbro's "Herpicide" and you will have soft, glossy hair. "Herpicide', aliays itching instantly. DANDRUFF IS A GERM DISEASE. KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM DESTROY THE CAUSE rE THE EFFECT
