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Septem ber
21,
T here .s not : t w a te r and I W eather a b : a .rm . but am ple
Az: •*“ : "*• have r.c m irro r e -h s e q -e r.tiy I wood weather
i . .» expected to ——-
Jafet U Ira n
am Ic-tuog niy beard gnau In fact
▲rara F-<rra
B wr-. Ha » t
-s ' ~ À - - *»* -~t*w 1 :
-
\
re p . . . e of
I ha ver ’. shaved i r over th re e
•ogs
■ u - ’.e
weeks A good share c f the fe l­ SC’.
_ - _n a- ■ —
a Y
Ci'ü*TFI
<OT" *-> »**” * j - w
\ ! gan has ag.
re-
loe's have te a rd s and tney s h : a
-•? K : r f ke . d w ..’
a great deal o f o rig in a lity .r. the
¿ rv •
^ r s . wav
r.a.n .nside a yea r be-
th e y trass them.
w
at a r-.-r.
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We are a long w ay fro m no-
« h e re _net ever a r y natives re-
N iL c r . il A dx-e rtxir.g R eprese"'-'..v«’
jna«n n thi» d r»n c’ There .s a
NEW SPAPER A D V E R TIS IN G « f i V l f f
Irte
m il ir. bacic o f us hut I have
Argu< Septem ber 17 1914— E
K.
a # ©€ •.!►
•* SaîfcÂA Et '- ’ - a - Araartatam •
never heard o f any aa lors gu-ng F S c-.-.- tzer vu.- »
e . j u re-
Ser^ r jf to n e n o H A.4, e^ise r? s-¿ th e H ■r_e T ottt * Kesrspapers
over
it.
-
.1 Ed
it< w ’' ¿ - ¿ . . K e x » , • a .
c m c is
« * » < b -< s*-
fd
A s h - * u g iv e r every - . : nd Ly ons at T u ri <k. Cû-
is re a ily upprec.ated e v e r though
c unty declared b.g-
W oshini
•*e have to sit on eocoar.ut logs
x tu e e r in state w .th
w .th b jts fly .rig ove r r u r heads
14 car
ads
Cedar
There - re oth er lu x u rie s to be ra d M
•at.-, next n rro d u c -
here, fo r instance, in n e r spring
C u -a t.:-
r a’ H is-
mattresses
In H .ils h c ro we ocn pJa in about
S Iv.
y w in-
o f d is c > -
the cfelonne in the w a te r—here
ner» ir. Eugenes e r e - - '
they put w a te r .n the c h i r.ne
sio n o v e r a p e r io d o f m a n y y e a r - a n d n o w .: _< g o ::.g
There are q u ite a fe w strange
b e f o r e t h e p e o p le o f H ills b o r o a t t h e g e n e r a l e le c tio n
an n ils and birds tiere
ncludir.g
A .
Se em ber
:?J9 -
jn e large blacx b ird w h ich Ix -k s
in N o v e m b e r f o r a p p r o v a l o r d i s a p p r w a .
T h e re h as
-i
: are
lik e a c ro w but m akes a nv.se lik e
b e e n so m u c h d e m a n d f o r it t h a t th e p e o p .e a r e e n t i t l e d
O
S C
a d ock
I
ha
ve
had
several
coc-oa-
ots
t o v o te o n th e q u e s tio n .
b u t you have to g easy or. them
1*’
T h r o u g h s tim u lu s f r o m a R o ta r y c lu b c o m m itte e
o r the y w ill upset y o u r s’, m ach Broelee we
t-ie d.- V rr. ..ig-.r
I have seen q u ite a few can an is
■ge
t h e p r o je c t h a s a t la s t b e e n b r o u g h t to a h e a d . S o n o w
anc they say there are pineapples
Ftf-.h an nu al W
net -
u n ty
it is u p to a ll p r o p o n e n ts o f th e p ro g ra m , t o c o - o p e r a te
and oranges also grew .ng .tt the fair draw s la rg e r crvw d th , r last
jungles
Tine
jungles
a
r
e
re
a
lly
in b r in g in g a b o u t a s u c c e s s f u l c r im in a tio n .
year
T w in contest
cor
m u tt
dog
dense never rea imed ju st how show
and
A s w im m in g p o o l, w h ic h in c lu d e s a ., -a te t;- :e a -
th .r k th e foliage co u ld be
fea tu red
tu r e s . s h o u ld a d d m u c h to t h e _ t t r a c t : \ e n e . » o . H iils -
It w ..i be a treat to get the A r ­
Jack Rus
nxun
go* aga
nd f in d out
t
b o r o a s a p la c e i r ■
h "
1 - T r.e v h a v e p r o v e n e x ­
in ath let e
o
o
bark home
S
letter-’ en d -C huck ’ H -a e e
O vg n
tr e m e ly p o p u la r e ls e w h e r e a n d t h e r e is n o r e a s o n w hy
have reached me fo r some weeks tru .r.r.g at V n iv ers.ty
Dea-.ns—Mr?
Sarah K -inem an.
now. We do get the news ever»
it s h o u ld n o t p ro v e th e s a m e h e r e .
M
-s
K
•
e
W
re
-
M
m
A nna
n ig h t • ust be fore th e show. ar.d.
F r o m th e s ta n d p o in t o f f in a n c in g , o f f ic ia ls n a v e
fro m the sour, id c o f tim ngk th is m ay H er M rs A le x a n d e r Chalm ers
p o in te d o u t t h a t th e g e n e r a l b o n d o b lig a tio n s c t th e
be ever one of hese days— I cer-
pe :t « soon.
t a ir . y
c ity a r e “ o v e r th e h u m p a n d t h a t a 2 0 - y e a r b o n d tssu e
are a
Oit
ba ckw a rd
rrm g s
o f n o t to e x c e e d $ 5 0 .0 0 0 w ill n o t in c r e a s e t h e t a x m ill­
»• -« l j here, yo u go to the south
T h a t since he - new associated
to get any s’oade ar.d t h e w ith a local g ra in -and feed com ­
a g e o v e r th e p r e s e n t r a te . T h e o b je c tio n s to a t .net is­
tru;.-ts and jeeps a ll d riv e on th e pany. he's p u t on fiv e pound- So
s u e t h a t it s a d d le s d e b t o n f u t u r e g e n e r a tio n s c a n n o t
le ft hand side o f the road.
it goes to show th a t calves and
h o ld g o o d in th is c a s e b e c a u s e f o r t h e m o s t p a r t it
“
- th e rem o d elin g c n in e hogs are not the on.y a r r . i l s can
I
co
u
ld
dr:,p
.
a ltn g " W ish
co
drop in ar.d p r o fit by th is feed I w a - te llin g
w ill b e th e y o u th w h o w ill u se it t h e m o s t a n d g e t th e
say h e llo to each o f you. but / i 5® a fe llo w here th a t in spite o f all
a w m
h ile
m o st g o o d o u t o f it.
.
! ^ • a" w i l l have to w a .t aw
ie.
p o u ltry products in s ig h t ar.d
W r.te w hen you car. sin ce re ly.
being here n e a rly tw m r.-hs
T h a t th e s w im m in g p o o l a s a p o s t- w a r p r o j e c t is
H O W A R D 'H illis * .
i haven’t been able to la y an egg
a p o p u l a r o n e is a t t e s t e d b y t h e e n th u s ia s m a n d s p i r i t
------------
yet. Says he th a t's strange
I
t h a t so m a n y e x h ib ite d in s ig n in g , in a s h o r t tim e , t h e
have ar. uncle w ho’s
a
great
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Thirty Years Aao
Swimming Pool Project
Up to People at Last
.
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a- 7 p in
E ven in g C- *P*1 « r
at 8 Rev C a rl K ■ sner
la n d spra k.n g
Ha
Assemble
God 1 « F I .c
’n
Ce<Ur M ill C b o re ii — Sunday —Sunday . 9 4 i a m .S - n d a y sch . . :.
.K x> t 9 45 a m i m o r n ta f w o rs h ip m o rn in g w o rs h ip at 11. y oung peo­
• : i Yeun< people s m e L n x . T 15 p le -, 8 30 p m. evar.g» ; »tic. 8 p
even.’i i w . rsh.p. 8 o clo ck —
T u e s d iy n ‘. * h t c-.’tta .e p ra yer
(r. Sim on F Forsberg. pastor, tf m eeting*. Wednesday. 7 30 p m
K re d tille I om cn an iti P resb yter-
5« v
F:
8
c-' B ib le
orn- or question night ■C fc Freem an
schrxoL 10 a r
tf
so rsh ip at 11: C h ris tia n Er.- ? a- 1er
B .bie
C h ristia n
?r. * 30 p. m Wednesday, :»
ch o ir rehearsal at the em •-,-h
t’ .i’s A ssociation meets fo u rth
•O u r
l a r d ’s V nanaw ered
-ja y c f each m o n th at 2 p m .
E vw ng s e n tee 7 i
m n.sters w i ll supply u n til Prave • ”
ferm e i. T h e Heal ng Power of
ar. l ove
C h .r rehearsal
Piltrtm Lutheran. Beaverton — C h riJ l E ven in g e v u n c il m eet- w .th
g_n i ! iy sehooL 10 a m .; d.v.r.e
Jcrnaon. 5IO F Cd s tt
ci
ser ce*. 1! a s i Lutheran* of this Friday
er.in g T he doors o f this
v
’.y and ethers w ith no ch u rch
a ll races
ph sw in g w .de t
a f f i i t i o n are in v ite d to w o rsh ip
ciasses o f m en — R C Leon-
u s - R e v W a lte r R. B u h l, pas-
m in is te r
-
Qrerxo Presbyterian - Services
v ip -t G h n rrh cf ( h r H t X c ie n u -i
every Sunday. 11 a.m E ve ry
.her
t im t t h a r c h e l t u r n » s o « a w
Sunday the re is held an everung
Se.-v-.ee* every Sunday at 11; S u n ­
serx-.ee. Opening w h ic h we enjoy
day school at I t . Wednesday serv-
ices 8 p rn
Free reading room 15 m inutes c f song T h is service Is
held at 8 o'clo ck W ednesday. 7 30
open Wednesdays and Saturday». I p nr., p ra y e r m e e tin g —Rev Leeds
u n til 4 o tr.
Sunday's to p ic is
: -; i
_- ••-■ '. |m beat the »abject
Fifteen T e ars Aao
Art Sa vs
Keep Waste Paper Flowing
G o o d c o - o p e r a tio n w a s g iv e n C h a ir m a n \ \ . G . I a e
a n d o t h e r s a lv a g e l e a d e r s b y H ills b o r o r e s id e n ts a n d
v o lu n te e r w o r k e r s in th e r e c e n t w a s te p a p e r d r iv e .
T h e y b r o u g h t in a lo t o f o ld p a p e r , m a g a z i n e s a n d c a r -
t ns to h e lp lic k A m e r ic a 's N o . »1-s a l v a g e p r o b le m .
J u s t b e c a u s e w e h a v e d o n e a g o o d j o b f o r th is
tim e , h o w e v e r , is n o r e a s o n f o r p e o p le s i t t i n g s m u g ly
b a c k a n d n o t g e t t i n g t h a t w a s te p a p e r o u t to t h e s a l ­
v a g e d e p o t r e g u l a r l y e a c h m o n th . T h e f lo w o f w a s te
p a p e r m u s t b e c o n tin u e d a n d it is u p to e v e r y in d iv i­
d u a l to s e e t h a t it is c o n tin u e d .
l, . j
v u.c w e ll-k n o w n H ible teacher
REV. SIMEON E FORSBFIRG
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27
T h u rsd a y «at
Lers ore w -Iro n ed to a tte n d —C
JEWELRY
\\ I
u a r tin t i*
Ci n s tro c tin g a-r f.elds b e h in d trie
(: nt I.ties in France
He L.tided w ith one o f the f.rs:
detachm ents o f mer. fro m th.» tw t-
tai: n w h ich started its o p eru ti ns
. beachhead ■ ' ■>’
-
D-day
H.s b a tta i.o n wms the
f.rs t u n .t o f the c.etim and t
.and
j
French soil and com pleted t-
firs t miss.on. an em erge:.ov L.r.J
r g strip on D-day in the face
c (.t.r.jqjus enem y fire
Since th a t t me the ha ita. *r
w h ich is com m anded by L t C
V \
M cC: y
f Steube .
O
• ’
tl
T r in ity 1 at he ran. Srd and W a ln u t
D .vin e serv .es. 10 30 a m Sun-
_
school and B ib le class. 9 30
L - ’ - rar. ho ur. K A L E 9 30 A c r-
¿.a; w elcom e a w a.ls yo u — George
Revle. pastor.
Xerth Plains Church of Christ—
Sunday s ch o o l 10 a m :
church
get- -¿. n a m . O .r..-t.a n i_-.-
deavor. 6 30 p i t C h u rc h s e m c a .
? ;y p m —J a L u s F leener, student
_
.. .
®
a
Seventh Day A dventist—S m vices
each Sabbath 'S aturd ay». Sabbath
»L 9 45 a. m : preaching at 11.
young people'». 3 p. m. P raye r
B p rr. . W edn esd ay—C R
A.htes. res.dent pastor. 615 W. G a r.-
t i.
V
St. Peter s L u th e ra n 2 4 tr le *
- ith o f C o rne liu s — D .v.r.e ser.
,;e< 10 30 a
; Sunday school. 10
. A c o rd ia l welcom e to a ll —
A r t h u r E. B ohlm an. pastor
tf
Congregational
5 th ar.d M ain —
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KELLINGTON’S
O m ega
K eepsake
W a tc h e s
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D ia m o n d s
H ilU b >ru. Orr»x >ti
211 E Ma r. Street
the re fore n w no condem nation to then
are in C h ris t Je«w
Rom 8 1A-
w h lch
Whosoever-Will Tabernacle
♦ :
ibove N o rth Plains)
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a -
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-u p ;-
-Sunday Set100I C b < « » f r all
:ld belai igs in Sund av School.
10 30
VOI K
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f.
B r it
bcfr.oers and
• Forsaken o r Forsak
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already
it e m »
ly g if ts f u r m e n . w o-
li G r . c
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H ..sboro, is serving w ith an
¡ij p»nl t.atherwn. Sherwood. I S a xiat. n engineer b a tta i.m o f tr.e
m .ies west of S ix Corners — S u n - IX (h g .n e i.- comm J *'h. i
day schcol. 9 ts a m ; chu rch ser-
vices. 10 30 » m .—J. H M eissm ger
r « - x t r u t ix f i- i lim it , ( n u l i )
m e n a n d c h ild r e n .
AX F X G 1 X E F R C i» M M A S D
B A T T A 1 I >x
E
»• •' 4 v kc
J
nior»‘ T r c a - f in - il
t th a n
Tkr
Local Man A ssists
In Building Fields
7ioa I Btheran. S c h r ffL c — D.v.r.e
->n.p. 10 M a m .. Sunday Sun-
school. 9 30 L u th e ra n h o u r is
-d ut. 9 30 ..
ver station
K A L E . Choir rehearsal w ill b e to-
When A! 1 Else Fa.
Pas
«-cd Am?
M r r -lg service at 11 w ith «errr.on
bv the m i ..-te r D r A J Sullens.
and m usic by q u a rte t. C hurch
school at 10 a m Spec.al im p o rt­
ant m eeting of the ch u rch b u ild in g
I com m ittee at the cl >se of the w o r­
ship service
W EST C M O S ' » Sch
A lo h a C o m m u n ity B ap tist— S u n ­
• W • '
n Sept
day school. 19 a. m ; m o rn in g w o r.
e n r -llm ent i f 33
. ~ ■ •
ship a: 11 T h is Sunday - P rom o-
"Ñed: « and R
M
“ y l and “ ba rle y
knocked me e f t m v t on Sunday w ith spec.al services B r a '
R um ania e a rly las* .»eek to ar fee’ He said 1 "ro lle d ar.d tossed d u rin g the chu rch school h o u r B and G lenn H
er
range f : r tne evacuat.on o f s-'me a ll n ig h t. I said you been sho otin g
E ven in g w o rs h ip at
The West Un: - 4-H
1003 A llie d airm en held prisoner
M .d-w eek p ra ye r -e r. .ce and —<>; Septem ber 8
again ,.h a w-ith
some
“ cheat."
, of w ar were 'h e L rs t heayy b m b- crops
J u jt . hen
jry vp.
^,
cam
re i-.ecteh
B ib le study. 8 p m . Wednesday
vear
ers * :• land or. R um anian
: de: : R. hard
face, and lo o k in g G rayden D Loree. pastor
James P-.i
the m a k in g a "ry e
W ir ld w a r II. th e y are
Lee S x .
k in d a "c o rn y "
bra:
-e
H ills b o ro M ethodist, T h ir d a n d B -
'
v
firs t A '.l.ed a irc ra ft ta do
Donoid
»
p a ir o f overalls He wras Ju.-t ' med
ashington s t r e e t s — S u n d a y -ecre ta rv
I-
' Irt th e course o f an a ll-fig h te li n g ' tai', and said he was g .ng W
ire
r
J
ar.
V
-ge«
schooL 5M5 a. m : m o rn in g w o r-
shu ttle to Russian base e a rly in u p.-:«;- « to tage a 'screen
w as decided to hat
surmu
The
F
e
llo
w
-
11
A ugust
F-O
R ich a rd A ndrew s, i I said yeu should put on your
I
P re p a ra ti or. the fir s t F- Jaj
P ortland, a p ilo t c f a P-38 landed •■short« " Ju st th«n someone rhout- ship c t t h e Cro;
\tle n d « < »liege
Co-nm un.on Sunday
.h a Rum anian pasture t rescue ed. “ A1 sac” him Then the y had f or W orld
fo r Oui
J yce Voge-
'
M etho dist yo u th fe l-
a fellow- L ig h tn in g p ilo t w ho had h im in a "bag ” I t sure made a O ct ber 1
t
Eve- ..ng g »pel Cal S unday eve r r g
f -te d • cra sh i nd B o th good "co ver crop ' T im o th y had low-ship. 7 p. m
C
a
L
fo
rm
a
C
r.ccrd.a
lie
sermon.
“
Jesus
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r
es
h
o
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r
at
8.
p ilo ts then fle w on to Russ.a in a hard tim e try .n g to “ ba le " him
C a ro! C r lis s e n ro lle d
Frem co w ill meet
O u r F aith “
the co c k p it o f A n d re w - plane.
he
I grade
H ig h S .x
o u t I th o u g h t th is a eood tim e I Mor.da;. evening
Septe: m t 25 fo u rth , ar.d I-ee S ix in the seve r.r
C p l W is tn
the - n f M r an
to ask the bo«« fo r a raise. He C h o .r rehearsal. 8 p. m . Wednes­
Mrs. A. C. W ilso _________
n o f H illsb oro .
said "W h e a t" see about it. so I day Pr .iyer m eeting. 8 p rr.. T h u rs ­ These pupil» hax-e re ce n tly mox-ed
.r.-.j the d is tric t
T-s J TX~^ ««•
•F T »
day.—D r. H F. Pem berton, pas­ S< bool Board Meet«
to r.
The school board held its firy t
S u p p er is on. Up you g
k id d ies We i it s about “ m ea l" t in t- --> i A ll Saints Episcopal C o r r e r 4’ h
and Dad ju m p ; them .nto tn e ir i th in k I I I go home and take -he and L in c o ln —Sunday. 7 30 a m . re g u la r m eet.ng M >nday e erung
C r! B erger - the new d .re cto r
’.err.
It w..
them to bed. N o w comes
the p :l- we dor. : g - : in a mash
ar.d j H o ly C om m union: n w m m ? p ra ye r and L lo y d Maae:
lo w fig h t o r a sto ry o r
is i t a have to “ s h e ll" out a i re T h a t and sermor. at 11. C hurch school decided to help the school c h ild re n
rom p? W hatever it .-. they grow would be e g g -asp eratin g and place 9 45 a rr. — N e w ton P enberthy b u y a r-ew m im eograph. Tr.e p r -
reeds fro m the soc .4 were used
fa ; or. it. A r.d a ll day long, th e y u « ;n such a predicam ent -ha- we vica r.
T u a la tin
Plain« P re sb yte ria n — to cover h a lf the expen.-e
t
Sabbath services, 1! a m : Sunday
k n o w in g how m uch.
W eil H tllo .—A. J M
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MORTGAGE RETIREMENT PLAN
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Comments of Other Editors
W here Thanks Are Due
(In d u s tria l News R e view -
A c o u n try gro cer re ce n tly said to a som ewhat ira te custom er:
“ I f you had to keep tra c k o f a ll the rules and regulations th a t I get
f-
t t se re r.t '. te s t e r ; ,r. W i« r
- t . -
. -e m t re . i i . . : ' . '
in yo u r a ttitu d e to w a rd the m erchant. M en w no a p pa rently kn o w
n o th in g about meat c u ttin g , te ll us h o w to c u t meat, w h a t cuts w e
car. keep in o u r show case, and h o w we can prepare it. We are a ll
glad to he lp ra tio n supplies and c o n tro l prices b u t the ratior.ers and
price fix e rs ou gh t to re re q u ire d to have some p ra ctica l experience
before th e y are a llo w e d to m ake th e ir fancy rules and regulations."
W e car. a ll a llo w fo r m any m istakes under the p rice c o n tro l act.
b u t w e never w a n t to accept the idea th a t a fte r th e w a r it w i ll be
necessary to con tinu e in d e fin ite ly the restn-ct.cn« w h ic h the b u y in g
p u b lic and the producers and m erchants have had to endure.
R a tio n in g and price c o n tro l have beer, a success because o f an
e ffic ie n t r e ta il m erchandising system w h ic h was able to c a ; . » out a
ra tio n in g and p.-.ie c o n tro l program w h ich , w ith o u t the co-opera­
tio n o f tr.e m e t;.tin ts - T . '. 'i have beer. imposs.ble o f acco.-riplish-
m e n t T he na tion has its m erchants to th a n k f o r th e unprecedented
d is trib u tio n o f necessities ar.d lu x u rie s w h ic h i t has enjoyed d u rin g
the w a r emergency
C h airm a n Har.r.egan announces th a t P resident-C om m ander in
C h ie f-F o u rth T erm C andidate R oosevelt w i ll give a ra d io address
O ctober 5. follow m .g state addresses by cand dates f i r g o vern or and
senator. T hat m ay cause some em barrassm ent as fa r as O regon is
concerned Edgar S m ith , w ho hopes fo r some re p u b lica n votes, m ay
not lik e the arrangem ent, and R o .se ve it c a n t expect to g a m e r m an y
votes try in g to rid e cn W .ii s M ahoney’s coattails.—Salem Statesman.
T he governm ent is s h u ttin g do w n three o f its b.g a lu m in u m
plants in this c o u n try b u t the b ig Shipshaw p la n t b u ilt «ecretly in
Canada
.th A m erican m oney fo r ar. im p o rta n t A m erican com pany
» till operates
T hat is know n. - M y friends, as the good ne:ghbah
p o licy - —Bend B u lle tin .
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THE TIME IS SHORT!
,
Lt. Trout Assigned
ar.d
ju s t kne w tha t
oe p r victed
C r .r .s t; a ler. eye took it a ll in ar.d
He used .: to s h tw G d as
is the
tr.e
G re a t Gix-er ar.d th a t we are to
open o u r hearts and rece.ve of ms
vast p le n ty
F irs t—God c.eared --'.e w ay fro m
heaven down 1 •
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A
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f.t th o u g h t ar.d deed.
t r e sm ut and sneaking, he put • r.
C h r is t The L o rd hath la id on
H im the in iq u ity o f us a ll—B ib le
I m q . . t y —arty w ro ng w hetr.er c r
not there
a la w aga.rat .b
N e x t—W .th
sins
b lo tte d
out
God im parts h is ow n Lie.
Tr.
.5 tr.e r.ew b irth . Sa.d the grade
school boy, n e x t m o m u tg a fte r he
had received C h ris t as S avior—
I f there .» a n y tn ln g in th is new
life . le t God n o w ta ke away m y
cigarettes and s w e a rin g A n d C h r j t
was there to do it. T hat was 49
i years ago and oaths and a io t
m ore have beer, o u t to this day.
1 nree— B u t God has st... m ore.
1 y o u r de stiny out k i e te rn ity . On
R esurrection M e m , y o u are to be
raised fro m the grave ar.d re ­
ceive y o u r body o f g lo ry. We have
a h c .s e not made w ith hands,
eternal in the heavens— B.bie In
the ages to come. God is to show
the exceeding nches o f his grace
:r. h.s kindness to us throu gh
C h ris t Jesus.
H k shall we escape i f we neg­
lect so great salvation?—George
N T a ylo r. S W .McCr.e-r.ey Read
P ortla nd 1. T h .- space p a d fo r
by an Oregon businessm an.
all
the kidd.es
th in g s
w ould
p o R T JA C K S O N S. C — F .t t
l e‘ut C liffo r d N T r ut f H..1--
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7
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recer.tiv
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chaplains
ce n tly ..--.gr.ed
J a c k in . S C
O f D .-u p Ie
C h r is t
der.om inat.on. Chapla.r.
T ro u t has beer, assigned to tr.e
;3e;)j evacuation ho spita l t t F rt
r
P rio r t r a t t y in t
D ix ie M ou ntain Daptfcrt— Sunday
school. 9 45 a. m : m o rn in g w o rs h ip
11 o'clock. B Y. P U . ju n io r ar.d
senior. 7 p m . M .d -w e e k service.
8 p. m., W ednesday.
tf
H ills b o ro Free M ethodi«t. 5th ar.d
O
S 5th—
- ak; - , - parsonage, 366
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. . . 3 :b le ,
he held past -
t
schoo.. 10 a. m . Sunday, fo llo w e d
A . E n te rp r.s e . A d .' o -rg W
by service o f d .v in e w o rs h ip at 11
H ills b o ro .
o clo ck.—E a rl F. A ik e n , pastor.
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WHY pay more
f o r fire insurance?
You make actual, monev-in-the-
pocket savings when you invest in
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance . . .
savings up to 25« on premiums.
policies give
you
absolute fire pro­
tection—the finest money can buy.
Investigate before you place
vour next policy.
W h e n you
are th ro u g h
w ith t h a t
m atch o r cigarette, b rta k
i t up.’ . . .T h a t is another
th o u g h tfu l way to p re­
v en t forest fires.
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CO M PLETE
IN S U R A N C E
S E R V IC E
Phone 1732
SU R ETY BO N D S
Phone 1722
112 S outh T h ir d Ave.
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T o V e te r a n s
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U nder Gl Bill of R ights Act
recently passed by Congress!
V eterans of this w ar will be interested to
know that this bank will m ake loans under
this act.
W e do not yet have all the details, but
loans under this law will be m ade by banks
under certain governm ent g u a ra n tee s an d
regulations. Loans will be m ade for m any
purposes, such a s to buy a home, business,
farm or equipm ent.
Part of our post-war plan is to assist the
returning veterans, however, the w ar is not
yet won, so let's continue to
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