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11 MilKimWETillBiOWBIIIWB Sunday in Portland Churches THE StXDAT -OliEGOXIANV PORTLAND. ArRIL 3, I90S. BAPTIST. First, the White Temple. Twelfth nfl Tarlor streets Rev. J. Whttcomb Bro-jfther. I .. pastor. ,On-accord" prayer mcet Irg in TenipU rflor. 10 A M.; morning liTTice H):30 o'clock; preaching by tha Tnr; subject. "Who Owns Me' New rremhert received ar.d Lord t eupper ob served B!h! ..oo! mvts at 12 M-: yn'Jrg peopJe's m'-ting. F, 11 ; popular evening servtre. 7 o'cIock: preat blny by Dr. Brotirher; stiMec t. ' Spirit'' of the Departed LX-ad Can We Communicate With Thorn?" Haptism. Special music by Temple quartet and chorus. Central, Eart Ankeny and Twentieth stree s Rv. w. T J"r1n. pa-t-r. At I't-.H A M-, "The Three Cr -.'' ; Sunday school. 12 M : young pe.'p'- k meMlnjr. tf:tl) P. M. : 7:? P M . t-e V ke -f Rt " Orace, Montsviiia Kev. Gi'mnn Farkf-r. rnini-ter. Morning frtr. "Glorified Man the I rf t Work r-t ChriPt"; evening, "The Ijiympn's F-t-""'! Movement": Pible schio!. 10 A M : B. T. P. V . :3n p. M Frnm! Fvf--h nd Est Ankeny streets Krvirfs at A M and 7:.:0 p M. K arg-!it Krt 1-7. Kirks w:!! occupy the Jt::p:t M"rrj;rg sermon, "A Farley Field ti Fire"; ewnlrc s-.-rmon. "Our Isftmps Ooif iM-t" H-c'il p-enmme nf mu!c ImmnmK-i, fecond and Meade Rev A. B M maker, pastor Surdiy school. 1 1 ," A- II : B Y V V . P M.; preaching;. !o:: a M and T so p. M Mo::n ol've Rev. F P Johnson, pastor. Si.tv , a. and 7 P M F"rv : Forty-fir-h. ronnr Fat Main afreet H C CV k. pn-tnr. Treachina. 11 A M r? d 7-4" P M : Plb'a school.. lO A. M ; It Y P V. 6-10 P M Ar'ets Rev. E A Fmlth. pastor Sunday 5'0'l. 10 A M : Junior union, S P M : B V P L . 7 I M; preaching. 11 A. M and 7 IV V Swe.1l?. Hoyt and Fifteenth Rt Eric .-:-her?( r.:n. jj-is'or Preachfr.g. 10:43 A M and T-4,- P V : Sunday school, 12 M t. Jhn Rev 1 A Leonard, pastor, surd iy f.'fc'vl. 10 A. M ; p reaching;. 11 A M Hi 7 5 P M ; B Y. P C. :.(0 P M Thir'1. V:incoufr avenue and Knott- Rev 11 g. heredler. piiBtor. Sunday srhool. 10 A M : l-rnaching. 11 A. M. and 7:15 P M ; B Y. P L" . ti f.-i P M C'dneife Mission. 352 Oak, near Park f-'wnday school. 7 p M ; preaching In Chi r."e. S P 1 First German. Fourth and Mill Re J Krttt. prist or Priifhine. 10:45 A. M and T:0 p V : Pnndty School. 9:45 A U ; B. Y P V . 6:4.-. P M. SiiivT..d. Tacoma avenne and Elevento Pres -hlng. U A M and 7:"0 P M ; Pun ia soht-ul. It) A M., by Rev John Bent zien S-jnny;de iGermin), Forty-first and Hie thnrnr avenue Preaching bv C. Feldnaeth, 11 A M ; Sunday s -hooi. 9:45 A M !eoiid (icrman. Rtlncy a enue and' Mor tis Rev F Ruermiann. pastnr Preai-hfnij. MA M ;ird 7:3o p M ; Sunday school. t:l?i A M ; B. T P C . P M s.n icrP'.rrft, twtwer n Twenty-first and Tft'-'iiij-'c .,r-rt y vnday jb'iil it:I." A. M. Jfhn (Germin) Freachlne by Rev C. l-Y'-lmMh 3 P .V ; Sunday s-h.;cl. P M C'vary. Knft Kighth and Grant Rev J N llonrcr. -jMor. Preaching. It A U and 7 .Su P. M. ; Bible clans. !0 A- M ; B T P 1' 1J:"0 P. M : topic?, "The Vpner Room" ;Ttd ' Th: Grrious ci j.pel of t'ie Son of ttod." rnion -Avemie Mission (Swpdish. Skld inote stifft S'Tnt'.n v s-'hoo!. lrt A M Highland. AlUrta. and SXth Rev J F. Heai .-.-k. i-astor. tfmd.Mv school. 1 A M ; B Y p p., 7 P M.; preaching. HAM jtiHl 7 :fn p m Norwecinn-Danlflh. Mississippi avenue and Shavtr strt-et Scnday s.hooi, 12 SI ; indus irlal ..r-hoo!. futnrday afternoon. 2 o'clTk (iT'siiam Sundny School. 10 A M.; serv ice?, n A. M and T:30 P. W.( by Rev. T. J. K'kins Lti'ts. Fir?t avenue, near Foster road Rev j p Haeoi fc. pastor. Sunday s hoal. TO A M , preaching. 11 A. M.. b the pas tor, and at P. M OViRKJ TION f- FUs:. Park and .Ma.Hn.rn. Rev. Ltilh-r R. 1 kjtt. It. D., pat jv Pastor" a toplcit: 10:S"J . M , "The lroince vt Pnj or " : 7:30 P. M.. "The Mff1on of t-e Twentlrth C-n-tn-.y Man"; B-l-h- sch-l at 12:13 P M.; Oi-:ftlan Fr-d'-avor. 6:3i I. M.. Srt-cll :ou5fc tn thi- church: Mortiing Ors-vn. ''j::.Hh!lr." 4 1,na icr1' : "Mafh." ' Ia?h vr: jua-:ct. ""J-.-rxisalcni. O Tum to the lirJ," IOoui-hI; "Omc T'nto Me." f Inundl. F.vf-nirg Crcan. "Sotr..!- ,' tro.larf! 1 ; "Of :f rtoir.',- i Lof.-btr.-e- Wy: nuartof; "The l .-M Is My Ro k " i cvd!r.an ; "God la a S-.lrlt." tf:nnctt. L--. tyott delivering a of l.entea Hlh'.e reHdinss' in the -'urch parlors on Thursday evening nt 7 :t" o'clock. His general theme is "Splr it'.:y Culture" Highland. East Pith and Frescott streets - R--v. iZ ?. Bolllnctfr. p:is;or. Worship. 11 M "Two Christians; One In the Church, 'h' Other Out"; 7:1-10 P, M., gospel service. The Sunbeams Wtil Sing"; Sunday school. lO M J. V- Ogdn superintendent; Y. V S C E P. M Dr. Parvin. musical i! e- t-r. ' Vi -i s a"' o- Street Rev. Paul Rader. paator. Mcrning subject. "A New Place for "(: ni e" ; even in p. "Waves." ftiiers'tv Park. Haven nd Bon-doin t re eta Rev. F. W H on I.ubken. pastor. Ii A. M.. worship, with sermon on "The U !-tion Between Work and Prayer"; even 'ng trv 1. e, 7 ;o o'clock. "Christ's Appeal t. the Moral Life o! Man"; Sunday school. It A M ; Junior Christian Endeavor. 3 P. M M .ss Hc;tn I eard'-Jey. superintendent; Y. r' S. E . i : : -0 P. M. Pt:i:n!iif. EaM Talor and Fast Thlrty foiirth " srTeets Rev. J. J Ptaub. pastor. Worn'.r.; service, ll o'clock, "The Heart and li ii of t:;e Live Chur.-h": evening service 7:.U o ilo.k: subje-t. "The Piessinp of a Second Sichf;- Mind iv sch"ol. 10 A. M-. S. C Pr superintendent ; Junior Christian Fndewvor. :t P M : Senior Christian En deavor. B-30 P. M- Ptlprim Chapel. ?40 Fernd street, near Lincoln P :30 A M . Sunday school; 7 P M, riixine norh:p; ffinion by Rev. U. F. Gray on "How to Be Saved." CHRISTIAN. First Park and Columbia. Rev. E- S. Va k:e m nlster. HAM. "A Remedy for M-y"- 7 ao P. M. . "How (Jrccd MiMrs the s.-il""; Bible school. 10 A. Christian En- il-avor. P. M- K rn Park Rev E. M. Patterson, pastor. Slices 11 A. M und 7:30 P. M.; BTble - ho.il. 1" A. M and C E- 6:S0 P. M. ; tki-mrs. "The Increasing Christ," and "The L-v. e of Christ Foresnadowed in Jonathan" WcodJawn Clark W. Cornftock. mini tr. K:bie sciicd. 10 A. M- This will be 'l--c!sion day in the school T- P. S- O. E . 4o P M : p:CHclilng Kt-r vices. 11 A. M. aird 7 -is I. M ; thines, "i.ibeyir.g When Obedi . tic- Is Hatd." and "I Find tn Him No F'iiilt at All": revival services each night the week at 43- Becinninr with Mon viav night the theme will follows for Oi n. glits of the week- "The Church That t-.-us Built." 'Why Men Are Not Chris- ;xv," "Conversion." 'Christ Fundamental." " bsent Treatment." "The T-cn Piacus of ' Wo !!.itru." central. Fast Twentieth and Salmon t v. J F. Ohormloy will wp-ak at 10:45 A; M . their.-. "There Shall the End Come"' ; t ; 7:1" M ( i rep - f. y w ' !! be observed. : v. L.-.:!e Hugh and Rev. C!ara G. Essun :!1 n'fak; special music. 1L A. Easton V!c:i.. S.'cir.l street, rear Lircln. E. v. i S'Ti-rard. ra.-t-'r 11:30 A. M.. sub- "The i.'':r.-h, lis Name. 'Tgantiat cn j Au:h.-vi:y" ; 7 P. M . "The Church. 1 l'octiln'? irjir:anctb." CHRISriA.V SCIENCE. First Church of Chrttt. Si-ientist Scot tish Kit-' Cathedral. Morrison and I.onns d.tl Servic... 11 A. M and S P. M . subject cf le.v-on sermv-n. "t'ureality." Sun day school at i lost ot in rning service; Wed-n-Jay tc!i!i s mcctl'iK a: $ p. m. Se.-cnd Church o Chrit. Scientist Elks T, mp:e. Saik between S:x:h snd Seventh. S in ; y vices. 1 1 A M and S P. M ; v t of the lesson r rmon. "Unreality"; S"i;J:iv school, 11 A. M ; Wednesday meel-::-g. P. M- EPISCOPAL. Trinity. Ninetwnth and Everett streets A.- A Morrioi, rect'ir. Services at S t;d 11 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. ; Sunday school. 0 A M St. Paul's, Wood mere C. L. Parker. !.iv 1 .-a.ier. Sunday s -hool, fj:43 A. M ; s-. -v-: 11 A M an 1 3 :ti P M : Lenten rn-s- crvic.-, Tb ur?:. r evening at ( o'clo, k. Church of Our savior, Woodstock Serv-:ct- and eimin. 11 A. M St John's. Seliwocd Sunday school. 10 A. M : Tforning pracr and sermon, 11 t. deck ; evening prayer and sermon, T:30 u c'o.-k Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen the Martyl, Thir'eeiith and Cia" Holy eucharlst, 7:30 P. I. : Sunday school. t 45 a M. : holy h:ir is t. II A M : evening service. 7 :0 ...'ck Bishop Scadding will preach o:i "Ji-f:a-m" at the evening service Matthew's. p1ri and Oru: her strc e s F;v. W. A M Breck. In charge. Ho!v (-mmunion, 7:3v A. M-; Sunday school, 10 A. M ; holy communion ard sermon, n . M.; erve and semon. 7:.":t P. M. t JcOii SHrpherd. Seil w od street and Van-i-ouer ivrnae Rev. John L'awson, rector. Holy communion. S A. M.t Sunday school 9:43 A. M ; holy communion and sermon, 11 A. M . evening service, 7:30 o'clock. St. Andrew's. Portsmouth Morning prayer and sermon. 11 A. M. St. )a Id a, East Twelfth and Belmont stre-ts Rer. George B- Van Waters. U. D.. rector. Holy communion, 8 A. St.: Sunday school, 9:45 A. M. ; rector's Bible class In chapel, lt A holy communion and Mr- mon. ll A. M-: evening prayer and sermon. 7 :. o'clock. The Rev. a. E Bernays will preach at the 11 'o'clock service, and Rev. Wi'Jiam C Sheppard. of Vancouver. Wash., will preach at the evening service. St. Mark's, Nineteenth and Qtifmby streets Rev. J E. H Pinrpson, rector.' S A. M.. holy communion; p A. M., Sunday school; 11 A. M., holy communion : 7:30 P. M-. ever.cng. At the morning service the Rtght Reverend Charles Scadd:::g. V. !., bishop of Oregon, will preach, and- Rev. Louis C. Sanford, secretary of the eighth missionary department, will address the congregation. LVTHJRRAN. Ft. James' English. West Park and Jef ferson. J. Allen Leas, pastor Services at 11 A. M. and S P. M. Morain subject. "51 oes and the Burning Bush"; evening subject. "The Young Man Who Won Out"; Sunday school, 10 A. M. ; Luther League, T P. M. led by Miss Edith Beyer. Dr. Keefer has arranged the following musical num bers: Morning. "Te Deum," t Jaroaneau ; trip. "My Hop?. My All, My Saviour." iWMrant). Evening. "Saviour. Breathe an E en.ng Bless. ng" ( Sheldon t. by Mrs Leas, Several selections by the male quar tet. First Norwegian-Danish. Thirteenth and Davis H, P. Nelsen. pastor, residence B lai k stone. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7.:to p. m. Danish. 640 L'nlon avenue J. Scott, pats tor. Services on Sunday, ll A. M.; subject of tfrmon. ' W Sen Is Man Fit. to Rule?" and S p. M . theme. "When Doea God Ex alt I's?" Sunday school. 10 A- M.; Bible study. 7 P. M. : Y- P. M. wtih programme. 8 P. M. on Tuesday; ladies' toe'ety by Mrs Frits. "'29 Johnson street. Wednesday. 2 P. M ; Lenten service. Wednesday, 8 P. M. ; catechols, 9-30 A. M. Saturday. St. Paul's German Lutheran. East Twelfth and Clinton A Kratise. pastor. Morning service, ldrSO; quarterly nteeting. 3 P. M. : English sendee. 7:30 P. M. : Sunday school. f:a' A. M ; Lenten service. Thursday a.t H P. M. Swedish Mission. Qlfsan and North Sev enteenth Rev. B. J- Thoren. pastor. Sun day schooW 10 A. M. : morning worship. 11; Young People's meeting. 5 P. M. : evening worship, 7:1$; Wednesday evening;. Bible study. Norwegian synod. East Tenth and Grant Rev. O. Havocs, pastor. Services, 10:30 A M. and 7::io P. M. ; Ladies Aid in basement; Youiig PeoVli'a Society meets Thursdav evening. b:lfi. METHODIST. Grace, corner Twelfth and Taylor streets Rev. William H. Heppe. D. D.. pastor. Ad ministration of the Lord's supper and com munion address by the pastor on "The Present Tendency Toward a Cheapening of Redemption " At 7:S0 P. M. the pastor will preach on the theme "The Choice That Involved an Empire." There wiil be special musie by the Ora.-e male chorus of 25 voices and the quartet. Morning class, 9:30 o'clock; Sunday school. 12:13 P. M. ; St. Paul mission. 3 P. M. ; Epworth League praise and devotional service. 6:S0 P. M. Professor W. M- Wilder, orpnnlst and choir master. Official board meeting Tuesday at 7:45 P. M TayJor-Street Dr. Benjamin Young, pas tor. 9:S0 A M-. classee; 10:30 A. M.. Ser mon; subject. "At the Wrong End of the Telescope- ; 12": 15 P. M .. Sunday school ; 6 30 p. M.. I-pworth League: 7:30 P. M-. sermon ; subject. "The White Thread in History." Music far morning Service: Or gan. Prelude to Third goixaia" GuiLmant: anthem. "When Winds Are Raging" (A. E L:tt!e; offertory, contralto solo.- -"O 'Iear. Denr Country (Chadwlck): orpan. "Maich. in D" O-iUllmant). Evening: Orpan. "Noc turne" Ravtna) ; anthem, "O for a Closer Walk With God" (Bartlett); effertory vio lin solo, Miss Barker; organ, 'Postlude" (Clark . The choir: Soprano. Mrs. E S. Miller; contralto. Miss Evelyn Hurley: tenor and director, professor W. H. Boyer; bass, Charles Cntter; organ. Mrs. Warren Thom as; chorus of 30 voices. South. Foresters hall, 171 Second street Rev E H Mowre, rastor. 10 A. M., Sum! ay school ; H A. M., preaching; 7 P M , Epworth Leapue; S P. M., service; Rev. Mr. Hawkins w ill preach. Swedish, corner Beech and Borthwick streets Rev, John Ovall, pastor. Preach ing. 11 A. M. and S P. M.: subject for morn ing. "The Pi-wer . That Capture." and in the- evening. "The Power That Saves"; Sun day school. 10 A. M. ; Epworth League. 7 P. M. Sunnyside, Eat Yamhill and East Thirty-fifth streets Rev. T. B. Ford, pastor. Parsonage. ps$ East Thirty-fifth street. 9:50 A. M.. Sunday school. A. O. Ellison super intendent; ll a. M., sermon by Evangelist Ross, of Los Angeles: 3 P. M.. a meeting of the men who belong to the church at bri gade hall for counsel; children's mass meet ing; 6:15 P. M., Epworth League devotional meeting: 7 P. M.. prayer meeting of women especially Interested in the conversion of loved ones or friends; 7'30 P. M-. evangelis tic services. srmon by JSvanpeMst Roes. Chorus choir; Fred Miller, conductor. The revival meetings will continue through the week. Centenary. East Pine and Ninth streets Dr. Clarence True Wilson will preach on "The Prosperous Churches" at l'i:3o m. and a't 7:30 P. M on "Life's Exchanges." Professor Clayton Wenti will interpret the morning sermon to the deaf In the sign language. Sunday school. 12 to 1; Epworth League grand rally at 8:15 P. M.. addressed by officers of the DisTict Epworth League. Pastor's residence. ."S"t East Oak street Epworth. Twentv-sevpnth and I'pshur treets Rev. Charies T. McPherson. pastor. Parsonage. 7S"1 York str-et. Phone Main Services will be held In the Oregon building. Fair grounds, at ll a. !. and 7:30 P M.; morning subject. "How to Please God": spe'ial service in the evening; Sunday school. 10 A. M.; Epworth League, : P M. Vnlversity Park. Dawson and Flrte streets. Rev. William R. Jeffrey, Jr., pastor Morning. "Life's True Logic" ; evenfng, "Vision and Youthhood." PRESBYTERIAN. First. Twelfth and Alder Rev. WMllsm Hiram Foulkes. minister. At 10:30 A. M, the celebration of the sacrament of the Lord's supper, with a brief communion ad dress by the minister: U:in p. M., Sunda: school and Bible classes; 8:30 P. M.. month !y consecration meeting of the young peo pie's society- 7;15 p. M , organ numbers by Mr C'oursen: 7:30 P. M-, gospel service: special music by the choir and sermon by the minister on "Citisenship la Heaven." Morning mnsral programme: Prelude "Sonr Without Words" (Tschaikowsky ; anthem, "Ho, Every One That Thirtieth" (Dunham: anthem, "Just as I Am" tCut ter; pcstlude. aria from "St. Paul" tlen deissohn. rgan numbers at 7:13 P. a. "Song Without Words" (Lemare) ; b. "Chanson Trtste" CTschaikowsky . c, "Ro mance" (Tshaikowyky. Evening: "Epi logue (Miller I ; teflor solo and quartet. "Here Is Rest" (Macy); postluae, "Prelude and Fug-no." In B flat fParh). Mirpah. East Thirteenth and Powell atrectsRev Jerome R; MoQlade. D. D.. pastor. PTeaching, 10:."0 A. M. and 7:30 P: M. : theme of morning sermon. "That I May Know Him"; evening. "Art's Concep tion of Christ"; Sunday school, 12 M. ; Christian Endeavor service, d:30 P. M.; Midway Sunday school. lO:30 A. M. Kent! worth. East Thirty-seventh street and Gladstone avenue Preaching at ll a. M bv Rev. J. S. Dunning, Ph. D. ; Sunday school. 12 M. Calvary, Eleventh and Clay Rer. B. E. S. Ely. jr.. D. D., the pastor, will preach both morning, at 10:30 o'clock, and evening. 7:89 o'clock; the quarterly communion serv ice will be held in the morning. Miss Mar garet Lamberson orpanist; Mr. Caughey, precentor: Sunday school. 13 M-; Miss Caro line Strong, superintendent. SPIRITUALIST. First Spiritual Society, Ablrgton build ing. Third and Washington 11 A M., con ference, subject, "Spiritualism, Its Aims and Interests": 1 I. ."tl.. lyceum. Mrs. L. M Con, conductor; 8 P. M.. mediums meeting. Althea Bailey. ra.-d!um; 7:43 P. M.. lec ture. Harrison T Barrett, subject. "The oitimi-m of P:-!rlti-a!ism." Ministers' and Mediums' RDirttttal Asso ciation. Hall L AUsKy bid. Third and Morrison 7:43 P. M.. subject. "What Has the Spirit to Give?" Rev. J. H. Lucas, Mrs. M. A. Congdon; closing remarks by the I-resldent. Mrs. Sophia B. Selp; spirit read ings, Mrs, Josephine Coulter; Mrs. Rowe, Mrs- Coon and mediums present; music by Mrs. Wilson; mid-week meetln Wednes day, April 8. election of offlcera Rev. Mrs. Coon will hold meeting at S5 Fifth. ner Oak. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Spiritual messages will be given to all. VNITARIAN. Church of Our Father. Tamhlll and Sev enth Rv. w. O. Eliot. Jr.. minister; Rev. T- L. Eliot. D. D.. minister emeritus. Serv ice at 11 A. M- Rev. A. P. Reccord. of S rirgrleld Mass . te "Billings Lecturer" for the American Unitarian AssocHaion will preach. "Sweet Is Thy Mercy." iBarnby ). and "Lead. Kindly Light." iBurkt, -will be st:nc: Sunday school. 9:4?i A. M.; Miss Spalding's adult class, 12:30 P. M. : minis ter's adult class at l'-?:30. subject. "The Unitarian Way of Thinking; About Pcayer"; T. P. F-. 6:30 P. M. fNlVERSALIST. Church of the GOod Tidings, East Eighth and Couch Rev. James D. Corby, "minis ter. Worship. 10:45 and 7:80; sermon top ics. "The Practical Power of the Spiritual"; "Doing Ycirr Share in the World's Work"; Sunday school for Bible study at noon; Lenten ser lee of prayer and praise Wednes day evening. MISCELL-ANEOl'fL Divine Troth Center Hair 2"t. Alisky Hdr.. Third and Morrison. Services 11 A. M Tharidetis M. Mlnard. pastor. H. E. Martin, soloist. Soul culture meeting at Mrs. Mallory's parlos, 501 Tamhlll street. Monday evening. April 6. 8 o'clock: subject for discussion. re There P'lthe proofs of Immortality?" Silence meetings Tuesday and Friday after noons at 2:3o P. M. Y. M. C. A. 8 p.- M-. Men's meeting. In the association auditorium. Albert H- Hicks, evangelist at the Second Baptist Church, will speak on "Fishing In Salt Rrver." The chorus choir from the Second Baptist Church will sing. All men welcome. i Rev. L. C. Sanford. of San Francisco, will prea-.h at the evening service on Sundav next at the Church of the Good Shepherd. SeMwcod street and Vancouver avenue. United Evangelical. First. East Tenth and Sherman streets. Rev. A. A Winter 10 A. M.. Sunday school, C. A. Staver. superin tendent; preaching 11 A. M. and 7:S0-P. M.. subjects "Review of the Three Tears Work as Pastor" nnd "The Acceptable Year of , the Lord"; 6:30, K. L. of C. E. metins. Fellowship Circle, Empire Theater--Ad- ' dresses by Rev. Henry Victor Morpan. 3 and 9 P. M., "Christian Soclillsm.' "The Divine Wcman in the Divine Universe." Claas lec tures at 5ol Yamhill Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings: Monday and Wednesday, 3 P. M.. "The Sayings of Jesua." Friends, East Thirty-fifth and Main streeta F. M. George, pastor. Sunday school 10 A. M., preaching service 11 A M., C. E. service 6:30 P. M.. preaching 7:30 P. M. Mi.ienniai Dawn. G. A. R. Hail, northeast comer Second and Morrison streets Services at 2:30 P. M. -I Wonder What to Do With Money. 'What to do with the remnant of the funds received from the management of the Lewis and Clark Fair is agitating; the directors. About 00. which is the last of the exposition fund, rsmaina to be disbursed. A portion of this sum will be used to pay for memorial plates to be placed in honor of H. W. Corbett and H. Y. Goode, both presidents of the Ex position, in recognition of their a.rvic s. Thr suggestion has be n made that th remaining funds be used to erect a drink ing fountain tn commemoration of Lewis and Clark. Whether this will b? done,. or the sum distributed among th stockhold ers remains to be decid d. I Depends rpon the Hotel. i Atchison Globe. f Go out on a desert island without even a letter from home, and you will not be as lorn-some as an old man seems when j boarding; at a hotel. ll VXiV V If IIOHVD I II TT !lsm$3?feVsrMll XX ERE'Sthe strongest reenforced and best valued boy's suit made at the price really worth twice its cost doubly' strengthened throughout and absolutely guaranteed. Security Bond Guaranteed $5.00 Boys' Suit are on saleinyourcityby Eastern Outfitting Co. Washington St., Cor. 10th YOUR boy will be interested f in our clever hnnk iko f cenior Almanac It's free if i you'll send us your jf V "stM. name today. vi NSW. " ,! be- aa Ay IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT s ' dm rs tiil lg 1 - - DEPARTMENT STORE "CLEAR QUICK" PRICES on all Spring Goods Ladies' Suits, Skirts, Petticoats, Waists, TJndermuslins, Coats, Jackets, Bedding", Dress Goods, Batiste, Voile, Etamine, Drapery, Ginghams, Yams, Etc. Men's and Boys' Shirts, Underwear, Sox, Suspenders, . and many others too numerous to mention." TVTtfrr,T,f There never was such an honest, upright, fair, square sacrifice of new, up-to-date goods. 11 - A 1 V-uSale will bsgin every morning at opening time and continue until closing. Every arrange ment has been completed to handle the immense crowds. Goods' are piled high on tables all marked in plain figures. Read the "Clear Quick" prices; they are marked down to figures where they can't go lower. The limit tn price-cutting has bsen reached the bargain floodgates are thrown wide open. Notion Department Ladlee' hook-on supporters, fancy colors, 25c to 50c values, (or 194 Children's side supporters, black and colors, special 10 Pear! buttons, small sizes, 5c qual clty. at I dosen (or . 54 As&te buttons, all sizes, t dozen. 54 Hooks and eyes, black or white, all sizes, at 2 dozen for J.4 Peet's hooks and eyes, all sizes, reg ular 10c package, (or 54 Line o( dressing- combs. ' celluloid and wire back, special, at 104 Plain and mounted back combs, 25c quality for 154 Pure Castile soap, reg-ular 10c cakes, for .54 Cushion tops, all pretty and new designs, worth 25c, (or 104 Clothes brushes, larg-e size, g-ood quality, 25c grade, (or.... .104 Good quality knitting silk, black only, pr spool -54 Embroidery silk, all colors, per spool at 1 Wool skirt binding bratd. all col ors, per bolt 14 Finishing braid, m light colors, worth be, for. per bolt 14 Ladles black. - brown and gray Heather handbags, regular 50c grade for 354 Good line of ladies' black leather and silk belts for 254 Ladles' ' hand purses, regular 25c quality, (or "... 104 Broken lines of Saxony and zephyrs, all colors, per bunch.. . .54 Columbia Germantown wool, all Col ors, regular 2uc skein for 12to4 Columbia' l?panish yarn, all "colors, 25c quality, for 15e Columbia Shetland floss, black and colors, worth llsc, (or ...144 Ice wool, black and colors, regular 10c balls, (or. 54 Ladies' and Children's Goods Ladies' gray cotton hose, 20c value, .now r. lOc LaSies' black cotton hose, 20c value, mow. 154; 2 for 254 Ladies' black- wool hose, Soe vaL194 Children's black cotton lxl rib hose, loc value lOc; 3 (or 2o4 Children's heavy rib school hose, 25c value 194 Children's heavy rib school hose, 20c value 154; 2 (or 25C Ladies" sleeveless vests. 20c val.lOs) Odd lines ladies' wool vests r.d pants. $1.00 value i 254 Ladies' black wool tights. $1.00 val ue, now 254 Ladies' sleeveless wool union suits, S3 value 394 Ladies' muslin drawers, lacs trimmed. 40c value 254 Odd line children's all wool union suits. It. 50 value 594 Boys" all wool underwear, T5e vsl ue, now 504 Odd line oX boys' drawers, 25c val ue, now' 104 Ladies' equipoise waists, small sizes, 12 values 394 Odd line of P. D. corsets, medium sizes. 12.60 value.. 694 No. 299 Armorside corset, tl.25 value '-884 Ladies' short outing flannel skirts, 65c value '. 394 Ladies' short outing flannel skirts, 65c value 594 Ladles' outing flannel gowns, 11.25 value 694 Odd line of corsets in small sizes, now 104 Infants' wool socks, all sizes, pr.54 Fancy Goods Department Laces and Embroideries Fine Torchon laces. 24 to 4 Inches wide, 7c to 10c values, for 54 Torchon Insertion, pretty patterns, 1 to t Inches 5c value, for 34 Cambric embroidery, In small and large patterns, from 1 to 3 inches wide, special, per yard 54 Fine swlss and nainsook embroid eries, 3 to 6 Inches wide, ay new patterns, special, per yard....l04 Embroidery flouncing $ to 12 inches wide, for, per yard 154 Ladies' embroidery and lace edge handkerchiefs, each 54 Ladles' line lawn handkerchiefs, hemstitched and embroidered, for, each 104 Ladles' hemstitched handkerchiefs, with fancy corners, each -14 Line of fancy ribbon. In plaids. Dres dens and Roman stripes, all col ors, from t to 8 inches wide, spe cial at, per yard 12H4 16-button length black silk gloves, special at. per pair 81.25 16-button length black mercerized gloves. 2-clasp. 21.25 quality 854 Odd line of kid gloves, all sizes, $1.25 and $1.50 values, for 6S4 Turnover sets, collars and cuffs, em broidered an I hemstitched, ,2rc quality, at, per set 5e Fine Mexican drawn'work turnovers. 25c and 35c quality, for 84 Fancy plaid ribbons, 4 inches wide, regular 12'4c, now 64 All silk fancy ribbons, plaids and stripes, regular 25c, now 194 Fancy lace and embroidery corner handkerchiefs. 10c, now 6H4 rrp.wnveork turnover collars, 15c now ; 84 Wash Goods Fancy dress lawn, regular 12"4c 5e Fancy dress lawn, reg. 1SC...12W4 Fancy dress lawn, reg. 20c 154 Fancy dress lawn, regular SOc.204 .-ess flannelette, reg. 15c. .8 1-34 Cotton covert cloth, reg. 15c. .12 4 Khaki drill, special...... 254 Dress ginghams, reg. 8c. now... 54 Dress ginghams, reg. 124c....l04 Dress ginghams, reg. 15c 12 4 Art denims, reg. 20c, now 12 4 4 Yard wide percales, mill ends... 54 Best Amoskeag apron ging ms 614 4 Yard wide English flannelettes 114 Yard wide silkollnes, mill ends 6H4 Best American calicoes 54 S2-lnch American percales' .....104 Dotted Swiss muslin 9 Muslin Ond erwear Ldi cambric corset covers, trimmed with lace and insertion, for . 25 Ladies cambric corset covers, trimmed with fine lace and inser tion, rear alar 75c, now .50 L-adtee' muslin pants, trimmed with embroidery or lace, 75c and S5c values, now 50e Ladies' plain muslin skirt, with flounce, for 39tf Ladlee fancy white skirts, trimmed with Insertion and lace or eml'roid ry, regular $1.95 value SI. 25 Domestic Department Pillow case?, all sires, best 20c grade, sale, each lie Sheets. 72x90, "Pride of the West" muslin, a very popular brand, worth 70c; sale, each -424 Bed Spreads, a larjre assortment of patterns, about 200 In all. Some are slightly soiled. The largest size. None ever sold for less than $2.50; sale It 143 Window shades, dark green linen, 3x6, all the best fixings, 40c grade, sale 23 Muslin remnants, Lonsdale, Fruit, .Cabot and others, lengths from S to 8 yards; everybody knows their value 10c to I2c yard; regular sale 74 . 6000 yards crash 2Hf Sheeting, full width, bleached; 60 bolts of 'the best brands. un dressed, soft and heavy, the 30c grade, sale - 22 Curtain net. 50 styles, all new pat terns, dots, stripes, etc., worth 20c, sale ..11 Curtain ends; another lot of drum mers samples;' -half length cur tains and full lengths. 3 to SH yards long; they represent curtains worth $3 pair; sale, each ...23 500 dozen hotel napkins, hemmed, ready; per dozen .....SO 8-pound, $1 bed pillows 50 Best House in the State for Brass Rods Sc rods, sale 2H Portieres, madras. light colors, washable, slightly soiled, 3 yards long, worth $2 pair; have to be sold; sale, pair... T9 60 pieces of Irish and German table damask, 65 Inches wide, worth $1.25 yard; sale 55 Table covers, Turkey red linen, fringed table covers, 2 and 24 yards long, perfect colors; several patterns; some are worth up to $1.75; choice each 55 $1.50 pair lace curtains. In white and Arabian, 3ato 3fc yards long, some are 60 Indies wide; some worth $1.50; some worth $3; some are soiled; while they last, pair.. 9 Brass rods, silver knobs. 50 Inches; a beauty for looks and strength: worth 12 He; sale 5c Men's Furnishing Goods Men'a good working hose, pr...TH4 Men's fancy half hose. S5c val'ies, pair 16 2-34 Men's fancy half hose, 20c values, pair 104 Boys" dark colored waists ...184 Boys' blouse waists, 85c values.. 234 Children's rompers '...484 Men's negligee shirts. $1 and It. 25 values . T54 Men's golf shirts, $1 values.. -394 New line Men's golf and nepllgee shirts 504 to $2.50 Assorted styles men's neckwear, 25c values 194 Men's light-weight shirts and draw ers, S5c values, garment ....194 Men's balbrlggan underwear. 50c values, garment '- -354 Hen's dark work shirts, each.. 394 Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Goods Ladles seven-gored plaited wash skirt, in tan and white, black and white, brown and white plaid, trimmed with two rows of buttons; special price ... ...... S1.49 Ladies seven-gored linen skirts. In tan and brown, with braid trim ming around the bottom and down front and back gores; now. .SI. 50 Ta dies' eleven-gored plaited skirts, in black and white checks and plaids SI. 29 Ladies' nlne-goret skirts. In fancy mixtures of black, brown, tan and white, plaited all around, and wtth strap trimmings; special ....88 Ladies' seven-gored llnette skirts, tn small black and white plaids. 8S Ladles' white duck skirts, in several different styles, trimmed with straps and buttons.. 88 avd 98 Ladles white linen skirts, full p'ait ed all around, trimmed with straps' and buttons, $3.50 to $4.50 values, for 98 and 81.25 Ladies' waists. In black, whit. pink end blue dotted lawn and percale, trimmed with tucks and embroid ery and -with long sleeves; special for i 48 Ladies' black and whit waiLts, trimmed with three straps and three rows of buttons, wiih long or . short sleeves, for 58 Ladles' colored wafsLs. In plaid and checks, tucked arid made In differ ent styles; long sleeves ....81.00 Ladles chambray waists, in pink, blue and tan, trimmed in tucks and buttons, several different styles, long or short sleeves; spec. .81. 00 Lad'es white lawn waists, with tucked front and back, and plaited ruffle down front and around the collar and cuffs; special . ..58 Ladles' white lawn waists, trimmed with foyr rows of lace Insertion and tucks, made with short sleeves and opened down the back ..88 Ladles Peter Pan waists, in white, and white with pink and blae col lar and cuffs, for 50 Ladies' white lawn waists, value from $1.50 to $l.r5; special.. 98 Ladles white silk waists, trimmed with lace and tucks, long sleeves, now 81.98 Jadies short kimonos. In all differ ent styles and patterns, price, from 16 to 35 Ladies' chort crepe kimono, in Jap anese styles: special. GO and 65 New line of ladies' percale wrappers, in red, blue, gray and black and white, made with rutTle around the volte and deep flounce around the bottom; price 81.25 Children's white lawn dresses, trimmed with lace and embroidery 75 to S1.2o Ladles black sateen petticoats, marie with acordlon plaited flounce trimmed with two small ruffles; reg. $1.25 vals.. for 88 Ladies good quality black sateen petticoat, having plaited flounce, edged with ruffle, $1 values. .63 Ladies' gingham petticoats, neatly made, with flounce and ruffle, 75c value, for oO Dress Goods Dress plaids, regular 2Bo ....194 Wool plaids, regular 50c ...-354 40-inch wool Melrose, reg. 75c. 554. 52-Inch wool batiste, reg. $1.-604 50-inch Sicilian, reg. $1 604 40-lnch English cashmere, regular 60c, for 354 Irish poplin, regular 50c. 354 Scotch zephyr gingham, reg. 35c 254 Linen Rajah, regular 75c ...504 Our reputation for underselling all competition has long been established. We sell for cash only and need no bookkeepers, no bad-bill collectors and we never have any bad accounts. No banker could come into our estab lishment and get one dollar's worth of goods on credit. Plutocrats are usually poor pay and we don't propose to let honest people pay the bills for that class. The Old Reliable Store, Where One Dollar Does the Work of Two 144-146 Third Street, Between Morrison and Alder, Portland, Oregon
