.THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, , SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1009.
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CHURCH
SERVICES
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SugMtive Questions on the Sunday
. School Lesson by Rey. Dr. T.'R. LJnscott
Baptist 4
First Whit Temple. TVlftli and
Taylur HeV. J. Wliilcoinb liroiiKer. 1.
IX 10, 'On Accord" prayer meeting; 11,
Hlbla siliuol; t, Young t'eople s meet
ing. Tipli. "The Hoy Jonas" nd
"What Ju Bald About Hell."
Arista Kev. K. A. Smith. II and I;
B. a. 10; ii. y. p. u., . -
Highland All, rt and 8lxlh. nv. E.
A, Luomtrd, nafor. 11. and 7:30; U. .
1". V.. 5.au; 6. S., 10.
Sellwood Tacoma and Kleventh, Rev.
D. W. Thurston. 11 and 7:80; 8. 8., 10;
V. P. U '7:1ft; communion, a. m.
Calvarv East Eighth and Qrsiit, Rev.
J, K. Monroe. 11 ajid, 7:30; 8. 8. 10; 11.
x. r; v., e:st. ,
Iinmanuel-t Jones' hall. Front and
Olbbs: Rev. A. O. Mlnaker. 10:30
7:80; 8. 8., 11; B. V, P V., :30. -
liraca - Montavina; itev. Aioert
and
Patch. 11 and 7:80: 8. B.. 10: Y. V,
i:., :S0. TokIcIi. "The New Covenant
nd "Called."
Central Eaat Twentieth and Ankany
Rev. W. T. Jordan. 10:20 and 7:30: 8. 8.
lliJ Y. R. 6:30 ropics. "Our Homes and
Lur i.nurrn ; una .rfcarceiy- csaveu.
. University park Rev.. A. Ii. Walts.
P. a, 10: 11 and 7:30 Rav.. V. W.
Thuraton. . Evangelistic services every
llh., ,. , .
Ssnnysld fGermanl Forty-first and
tiawtnorna; Rev. C Feldroeth. 11; B. b.
v:45. ,
... Bt.' Johns (Orman) Rev. C Feld-
uimn, -.a; a. n.,- j. .- ,.
Second Seventh and Eaat Ankeny
10:80 and 7:30: Bible school. 12: Ii. Y,
K V.,; 6;s.. Key. ..A. Blackburn will
preach., - . .- r .
8L , Johns Rrtinn 1 1 -Sit irnli t :S0
a 8: 10; Y, P. U., :30. Rev. John Ben
trein. ' . ' . ; . ,. . ..
8
Chines Mlaslon 853U Oak
7;- preach In In Chinese.
First Oerman Fourth and
trein
street
p.' m
iA Aim
Rev. J. Kratt. 11 and 7:30: 8. 8.. 8:45
Second German Morris street and
ftoarv avenue; Rev.. F, fiuermann. il
v Kast jWy-flf th street Corner East
"lain; ev; jb. c. cooK; 11 and 7:30
, iioie scoooi, 19 ; B. x. J. U., 6:45 p. m.
. L.ents First avenue and Foster road
?tl Heaeock. a 8., 10; 11 and
Mount Oil v Seventh anfEverett;
Rev. B B. B. Johnson.-, 11 and 7:30.
. Swedish Hoy t and Fifteenth; Rev.
. T.rMt Scherstrom. 10:45 and 7 :4J;
, a. a., in a. X. V. U., B;S0. i
UnlonAycnu atlsslon (SweBlsh)
turner-OK lumore 8. 8.. 10.. : -
: V, ?hlr? Knott and Vancouver! Rev. R.
Bchwedler. , a a. 10; B. T.P. U, 7:30;
N
1?Ip. Ta14 1. j ai. . ' v 'Vnii :
llam Hiram" Foulk;.. VniW TfffJl
i opics,
'God's Hia-hest Olorv Is llin't
reatMl CinnA" mA . "Tki-n,..!. ,h
Wlwket 0te." j;'
, Mlapah East Thirteenth and Powell:
Rev. Harrv Leeds. 11 anil TUft- R
10; C, E., 6:80. Tfcnlcs, Th Word Be
came Biesi, ana "Missions." ,
; Calvary Eleventh and Clay:. Rev. J,
A. P. McOraw; 10:30 and 7:36. Topic.
"Uvlna- Worthy of the Gospel" and rA
Fourth First ana Glbbs; Rev. t)on
f,ldJIc!i:?!J,s,ei 0:S0 na 7:0;.a S 1J;
Hawthorne' Park Twelfth and East
Taylor; Rev. William Parsons: 10:80 and
.7:80; 8. B. 12: C. K. :S0l
Forbe-fielIwood and . Gantenbelni
. Rev. Harry H. Pratt; 11 and 7:30; a a,
10: C. B. :S0. a '
. ' Piedmont Cleveland and Jafrtt:
Hff,Aw- HelnhardMl and 7:80; S. S.
1 12:1S; C. E., :4S.
Chinese 145H First. 7:45; 8. S., 6:46.
Westminster East Tenth and Weld
lr; Rev. Henry Marcotte; 10:30 and
7;30; 8. 8., 11; O. E.. 6:30.
' Marshall Street Marshall and North
Seventeenth; Rev. C W. Hays. 8. 8. 10
11 and 7:30. .
Mount Tabor-Belmont and Pretty
man; Rev. Edward M. Sharp. 11 and 8.
8. S.'10.
fiellwood East Seventeenth and Spo
kane; Rev. D. A. Thompson. 11 and
7:30; 8. 8. 10; C. E 6:30.
Third Kaat Thirteenth and ' Pine:
Rev: Andrew J. Montgomery. 10:30
and 7:45. , . '
Anabel 11 and 7:4B. 4 - '
Hope Montavllla; Rev. S. S. Whlta.
11 and 7:30.
Kenllworth East Thirty-seventh and
GladMone, Rev. J. 8. Dunning Ph. V.;
IV, 8. 8.. 12.
rhlllp and th- Ethluplun Acts vlll
6-40. . . - . ' '
! turf bocsiiH ye tlilnk t hat ,ln then)
ye have eternal llffl' and tlmse are
they which ' brar wltneas or me. Jolin
v:S. ,
Vdrae 26 When Gd direct ' us by
clrciunataiues or by a frland or by an
angrl. Is It Just as much from God as
:nout:n lie spak to us uuecir
I do not know whether' this anrel
was a devout man,' or womnn, or a
rnanU picture, or a dream, or n spirit;
but lie, she or It convinced 1'hlltp, that
Und wsntd lilm to ko soutn; now
hoW did Philip Rnow that the Impression
to s-o south was of God: end how piuy
we know under similar circumstances?
(This question must be answered In
wrltln bv members of the club.)
. Many any person who la .not playing;
aoiirne with uoa. aateiy truai me in
ward voice," to direct as to outward
circumatania?
Veraea 27-28 Philip found that be
had not rome on a roors errana: now
ln.lt not Invariably so, that results of
tomorrow, always Jusiiry trie raltn
Vision of today? . ' ':
Scwlnff this Ethiopian was ' a' man
of exalted position. In a foreign coun,
try, what was the significance of
PhlUp being sent to htm?
Verse 2 When Philip saw thle
man's chariot looming up In the dis
tance, perhaps after days Or weeks of
waiting, with more or leas doubt; he
got the Impression that this was his
opportunity; now from whom did he
get the impression?
T With what sort of a 'vole did the
Holy Spirit speak to PhlUp? ;. -
if we snouid learn mat tne lioiv
Spirit' used, the circumstances.' and
Philip's , reasoning processes,' Ills hope ,
and Ms foara. as .God'a voice, would
that be aa really the voice of the Holy
Hplrlt, as If words were spoken, by
Uod out of the clotnU?
Is It always safe for sis to do aa the
Holy Spirit tella us. aa 1n this case?
Verae SO Waa this Ethiopian a de
vout man? ' . .
If a man devoutly searches the
scriptures, U he sure to find 'God?'
if a man devoutly searches the book
of nature, with a desire to obey her
laws is he sure to find God?
Vrns 11-34 Where in the Bible-U
the paasage which the Ethiopian waa
reading? . . v
la It always necessary, mat some
one should explain the. scriptures to
UB? . . .... ' . . , V i .' '
Can we umleritand the scriptures
or get the full lmiort of any tact
without the sill of the Holv Spirit?
Why could not, or why did not, the
Holy Hplrlt exnlaln this scripture to
the Ktlifnnlan direct? '
As a matter of fact, was not . the
Holy spirit guiding . the Ethiopian as
much as. ne was i'MlllDT
Wag Isaiah conscious when hs wrote
these words that tney appnea to
Jesus; or did he think that he was
describing gum other person or per
sons? ''.'.-': 1
Did not the propnets, as otner in
spired men, orten writ more wisely
than thev knew? . N -
, Verses 35-3S . Did this Ethiopian.
need "converting"-the same as a-wii
ful sinner, or did he. as a devout .child
of God, simply recognise Jesus as the
sent of God and waa then Dapttaea in
his nspne? - . .. -. v
Versus 39-40 Was Philip, so to
speak, "spirited" away, or did he leave
In a natural mannerr . .
Lesson for Sunday, March 14, HU19
Aeneaa and Dorcas, Acta ix:81-43.
Thirty-fifth LIndley 'A.' Wells, ll and
7:30; 8. K, 0; O. E.. :S0.
I ISwedlsh fcalvatlon Army 11, 8:30 and
o. x. r. I, b:s.
Christ's Gospel Mlaalon Allsky hall,
Third and Morrison; 2 and 2:30; "Christ
the Greatest Tescher." . ; . t
Reformed First 'German Tenth and
Stark, orHafiier; 10:46 and 8; 8. 8
:80; Y. P. 8.. 7. '
Htste Stliituallst gasnclatlon,' 800
Allsky building;, 7;45 p. m "Spiritual
Isitf a Religion.'
IN ClfAKGE 0r?"s0ciAL
: ; F.UXCTIOXS AT KXl'O
''..'.':. :- ; -.. . ,
The Oregon Federation' of. Women's
clubs will havs , rhurga .of th social
functions at the Oregon' building dur
ing the A.-Y.-P. exposition, which opens
i ni'Ruio on juim i, ivui, sna Airs.
Ha rah A. Evans, prxxldent of tills duo
has appointed the following women to
act as hostesses during the dav or
week allotted tooths different counties
snd cities of thetute;
Pendleton, Mrs. C J.- Smith and Mrs.
T. Starkweather; Salem. Mrs. Claud
uatih; Hoaeburg, , Mrs. Frank Benson;
I'nlun, Mrs. Cora Dsvls; Hood River,
Mrs. E. U Smith; '1'he Dulles, Mrs.
Ellaabeth Lord; Cottage Grove, Mrs, It.
M, Veatch;. EuKne. Mrs. J. Frasler; Ij
Grande. Mrs. Turner Olltver; Oregon
City. Mrs. Mary U'Rcn: McMlnnvill,
Mrs. Emma Uallowav; Astoria, Mrs.
Samuel Elmore, and Mrs. C. E. Gearhart;
Aurora. ; Mrs. If. W, Sadler; tJswego,
Mrs. Q. H, Pettinger: Mllwaukle, Mrs.
M. L. R. Roberts;. Arleta, Mrs. J. A,
Dunbsr; . Brooklyn, . MIbm a. IHmmlck;
Portland, Mrs. J. C, Hare, Mrs. Ben
Neustadter.. Mrs. William Amos, Mrs. A.
If. Kreynian, ' Miss A, Monro snd
Miss Zell McCarthy; WooUhurn,. Mrs.'
Kiank Hettlemler; Corvsllls, Mrs. W. J.
Kerr; Klamath Fall. Mrs. F. A Cogs
well; Grsnlte, Mrs. M. Dlinmlok: Buina,
Miss Ines I ,uk: Forest Grove, Mlaa
Mnrv Karnham; Baker 'lfv. Mrs. Sam
uel White- Marshfleld. Mrs. kiauffman
and Mis, MoCormac! North Bend, Mra.
Hlmpaon; Newbwrg, Mrs. C, J. Edwards;
Ontario, Mrs. Elliol Blackahy; Bllverton,
Mrs. William Welch; Trout da Is, Mrs.
Fred Harlow; , Weston, Mrs. R, C.
French; Ashland, Mrs. K, V, Carter and
Mrs. E. C. CarU.
Executive committee Roseburg, Mrs,
Frank llenaon; Hood River, Mrtu- E L.
Smith; Portland, Mrs. A. H. B rey man,
Mrs. Bon Neustadier, Mrs. J. C Hare,
Mrs. F. Eggert and Mra. J. P. Mann,
chairman.
Honorary members Mrs. George E.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Harry Iane,
Ex-offlcl6 members Mrs. Ssrah A.
Evans, president Ot'e.M Ktnte leieri
tlon t.f Women's t lulm; Mra. J. i .
Mayea, orrrpenJln aecretary.
Iepr New N'He of Songs.
Paris, March 6. Yvttt Gullbert I
preparing a new aeries of songs, .som
of which ah has already sung In publl,
at recent matinee at ttia liymnase.
These pongs are delightfully simple an. I
expreaalvc. and contain no word or sen
timents that could shock dell, ale ear.
Yvette's'Tt" repertoire Is drawn fioin
sll tha nations. In her . performan k.
Mme, Gullbert, is accompanied tr n
child ll years old. who Is utrtiordl
narlly vlaver - snd Imitates both ttie
voice snd gesture of "La Dlvette." tj
the great amusement of the audience.
. Did you notice that great wav of
prosperity' yet?
.Rlmbach.
Xstbodlgt. , ' ,
Taylor Street Rev, Benjamin Young,
D. D,; 10:30 -and 7:30; a S., 12:16; E. U.
6:30. .Topics, 'The Stone and the Bepul
cher"and "How tQ Be Happy."
Sunnyslde East Yamhill near ThlrtV-
fifth; W. T Buster: H and 7:30: J. E.
I... 3: E. U. 6:16: 8. 8.. :60. .Topics.
''The Type for the Believer of the
Transfiguration OS- the Great Master,"
and "My Father's House,. Jfg Beauty,
jt s "utory." - --.,
St. Johns a. II. Dewart; 11 and t;
E 1m ' 7' 8.' 8 1 10 " '
Epworth Twenty-sixth . and ;' Savler;
Rev. Charles T. McPherson; 11 and 7:30;
8. By' 10; E. I. 6:16.- Toptc "Seeking
m Kingaoro, or uoa. - nany p. m. '
' Centenary East Ninth and ' Pine
Clarence True Wilson, D. D.: 10:80 and
T:30; i 8. 8.. 12: l&rL, 6:15. Topics,
"Holy Spirit In th Church," : "Th
Evangelist and the Passing Chariot."
Trinity East Tenth and Grant; Lewlg
T. Smith; 11 and 7:80; 8. a, 10; E. I.
6:80.. c- - . .-1 ' 11 -
' Central Russell and Rodney: Rev. x3.
I,. Hamilton: 10:30 and ?:30;.g. 8 12.
Topics; "Quit You rIJk Men" by Rev.
W. T. Kerr, and "Life Giving Word."
-' Chines Mission Chan Sing Kal; ll
and 7:80. - .' ,.:. .
' Grace Twelfth and Taylor; Rev. Wil
liam H. Heppe; 10:80 and 7:80- 8. a,
12:15; E. L.. 8:30. Topic : -"Life in
Its Larger Setting," and "Christ and
the New Age." - ' .
Vancouver Avenue 11 and 7:30. '''
Ijiurelwood Rev. E. H. Bryant; "11
and 7:80; 8. a, 10; K. L., 6:30.
Norwegian-uanisn Thirteenth . snd
Davis; li. v xseisen; iu: xana . t;o;
First German Fifteenth and Hoyt: O.
A. Waasa; 11 and 7:30.
Swedish Horthwicg ana Beacn. kv.
ohn OvalL ILand 8; a 8., 10; E. L. 7.
Revival services. - . . - .
Second German Stanton and Rodney,
Rev. E. E. HerUler. 11 and 8; a a, 8:45;
E. L,. 7:30. - -
Japanese - Mission 121 .North '., Fif
teenth. kv. Eiisen .. Kioara. :io ana
8:30; a a, 3:30.-.
Sell wood East Fifteenth and ' Ta
coma. Rev. Lester C. Poor. 11 and 7:80;
J. E. L., 2:30; E. L76:S. .... ,
Th Clinton-Kelly Memorial Thirty
ninth and PowelL Rev. a J. Kester. 11
and 8; a 8. 1; E. U, 7; J. E. L., IS -
Woodlawn William J. Douglas a. 11
and 7:30; S. S, 10; E. U. 6:36.
Unlwrsltr Park Dawson and Flsk.
Rev. W. R. Jeffry. J., it and 7.30.
Mentavllla Mohle and Hlbbard, Rev.
Harold Olrg, 11 and. 7:30: a 8., 10;
class meeting. 12; J. L, I; R L :4I.
African ' Zlon Thirteenth and Main
Rev. W-W. Matthews, 11 and 8. Special
mUSlC. ,,. ....':. ' ,.: : i-'. .,
patton ?iflchlganiivenue and Carpen-
. n A .1 v.A. a a . A.
tn T... :S0. ; TodIcs: "The Value of
Oof Inheritance," and "The, Law of the
Harvest."
Mount Tabor East Stark and Sixty
firt J. W. MoDousall.' 11. and 7:80.
Woodstock J. I). V 11 and '7:30:
a 10; w. I. :io.
v ' r ' .". : ' Cathollo.
fit ,Vr,a Pro-Cathedral. Fifteenth
and Davis Most Rev. A. Christie D. D.
Low mass, 6, 8 and 0.- High mass and
sermon, if. vespers, .instruction ana
oeneaiction, v:o. '
St. Joseph's (GermanJ," fifteenth and
Couch Rt., Rev. Jamas Rauw, V. G.
Low mass, 8. - High mass and sermon,
10:30. Vespers, benediction. 8:80.
St, Lawrence's, Third and Sherman
Rev. J. C. Hugiieg. JjOw . mass, 7 ana
'S0. H4h mass and : sermon. 10:30,
Vespers and benediction. 7:30. .
SC Patrick's, Nineteenth and Savler
rtev. ju. r. iMurpny.' . Ijow maaa, o. ntgn
mass and sermon. 10:30. Vespers and
Deneaict ion, 8:30. - '
St. Michael's, (Italian), ' Fourth " nd
Mill Jesuit Fathers.' Low I mass, 8.
High mass and, sermon, 10:30. Vesper
and benediction. 7:80.4 .
St. Francis. East Eleventh and Oak
Kev. J. ti. Black. WW mass, , b:su
and 0:30. High mass and sermon. 10:30.
Vespers, Instruction and benediction,
7:30. , '. f H--- tu ' "
- Immaculate Heart of Mary. Williams
and SUn ton Rev. W. . A. Daly. Low
mass, 6, 8 and 9. High mass and ser
mon, 10:80. Vespers and benediction,
7;S0. -. ---.v ' ' a - -
Very Rev. A. S. Lawler. Low mass, 6,
7 ana 8:80. High mass ana sermon,
10:30. Vespers and benediction, - 7 ;30. 1
Sacred ' Heart Mllwaukle Rev. Gre
gory Roble, O. 8. B. Low mass, 8. High
mass and eermon. 10. Vespers and ben
ediction. 7:80. '
Holy Cross, University Park Rev. J.
Thlllman. C. 8 C..' Low mass, 8:80.
High mass and sermon, 10:30. Vespers
and benediction, - 4. , v
Holv Redeemer. Portland - and Van
couver Rev. Ed K. .Cantwell. 6 83. R,
Low mass,. 8. High mass ana sermon,
10:30. Benediction. 4. - . , A
. . . , c tt I ........ ...... . .j . v
Kev. Thomas Kiernan. 1 uow mass, s. i , Vnited Prasbrterlan.
nign mass ana surmon, i. tiiviiu' fhnreh e th. ,
struction and benediction. 7:80. Rvf a ni
St. Stephen's. Forty-second and East GndA v- 8. Earl DuBpls. 10:80 and
Tavlor Rev. W. A. Waltt. Low mail Ir"0',0' Jf :s translated for
8:8: Hlghmis. and sermon. 10:367" t,?.?!.. !"Sda0rn,nfr'
St- Stalnsfcius. Maryland and Failing, L5,?.Sr6Uth ana Montgomery. 10:30
Rev. CMr-tt.Khi'ir-, h. TM-e,e.u
Bt ' iVnatiasTFortsecond and Powell Hawthorne. 8. B. S; preachin, at 4.
valley roan. Kev. x: union, is. j. .xw
Williams and 8ellwood; J,
:16;-8, 8., 10; 7:30.
Zlon's ' German Chapman and Sal
mon: W. H. Behrens, 10:15; 7:46; S. a
Swedish. Augustana Rodney and
Stanton r Rev. C A. Tolln. 10:46 -and
?:; . a. ?:- .
Swedish Mission Seventeenth and
Gliaan; Rev. B. J. Thoren.. 11 and !7.:46
- . " .Christian.
Flrst--Park and Columbia; 11 and
7:80s a a 10. C. C. 6.80. " . ,
- Sellwood Eleventh ' and ' : TJmatilla.
10:80. and 7:46. . " ,J
Central East Twentieth 'and Saf-
mon: Rev. J. K. Ghormlav.- D. H. lOiSb
and 7:4ft: union services at 7:45.
Rodnev 'Avenue Rodnev and Knott:
Thomas, T. Plctor, 9:46; 8. S., 11 and
Kern rark Bv: e. m. Patterson. ll
and 7:10; S. 6.. 10; C E., 6;30; union
Services at central cnurctv in evening.
vvooaiawn ii .ana :: cuarit w.
Com stock.
'; Svangelleal Associations. '
First English East Blxth and ' Mar
ket. F. B. Culver ll and 7:30; Y. P. An
6:30; 8. 8., 10.
Bens, 10:45 and 7:46: 8. S.. 9:30; Y. P.. 7.
Memorial East Etehteenth and Tlb-
betts. Morris -Heverllng. 10 and 7:20:
o. o., xi. - .- . .
United SvangslloaL -
First East Seventh and Stevens. Rev.
A. A. Winter, S.. 8.. 10; .11, Rev. O. F.
Phelps. " x '
- wecona jrargo and Kerby, Bev. C C
Poling, 11 and 7:30.
St. JohnTs IvSnhna and Inhn. Rev
C P. 'YAtes, 8. fl., 10. e'
Ocklev Green Gav and Willamette
Kev. J.- Bowersox. it and 7:80; 8;
United Brethren la Christ.
First East Fifteenth anil Mnrrlcnn
Rev. H.C. Shaffer, 11 and 7:30; S. 8.,
v, t. n,, B.flw, . ; -
Radical-Sixth and Hfefcanle T
J. Cock'ing, 11 and 7:30; a S.. 10; C
E.. 6:31). .;..
Albrta East Twenty-seventh and
Mildred, Rev. B. E. Emerich, 11 and 8;
B. 8 10. . ' v 1 ' :' (
mass 8 and 9:sy; mass, sermoni ana
benediction. 10:30. V
Aacension.'. Montavllla. Rev. J. P.
Fltspatrick. Mass and sermon 9 In
chape) of Sisters of the Precious Blood.
Christian galeae.
First Church 'of rhrlaf- Rin.. '
Scottish Rite cathedral, Morrison , and
'tw!? a e' 1 ; S- S - 121 Topic.
. . Bplsoopal.
Trinity Nineteenth and Everett Dr.
A. A. Morrison, a. ll ana csu. a. .
9:46. ' . Evening; ..topic, ;"The Emmanuel
Movement.
8t Matthews First and Caruthers,
Rev. W. A. M. Breck. 11, 8. 8. 10.
Second Wooa'men'a Hall r...r oi.n.
fi u r "na s, h. s. . 18. Topic:
Universalist
Church of the rsnnri TMInra - T-.
Couch and Eighth. Rev. J. ri rnrh
10:46: 8. 8... 12. Tnnie t'Th. m.i
rro-cameovai; oi ru oiepnen i.no mr- - r i um,
tyr xnirteentn ana viay. kv. n. ;m.
Ramsay,: 7:30, 11 and 7:30 p, tn; a S.,
:4 5.
Unitarian.
S't-P Pventh. lKrff,KU R.
Forsythe, 11; S. 8.t 10.
St Mark'V-Xinetwnth and Qulmby, minister, l J.ndB?. IP&Kh Hi S?
Kev. J. E. H. Simpson, 8, 11 and 7:30; 8. &. p y .'-SO- -VliaJfmluh 8i 9 ; &
10, Lenten servlees- week days . (except Pgon,- , the PitK'i'U, "i . JWJf-
WOMAN'S BREAST
7 f AnD MAN'S FACE
Most Common Places for Cancer
A
The rner made mention m. -hiri
time age f people eured of cancers
with'wit knife cr pam by Dr. and Mrs.
Dr. Chamler A Co. fines thai time the
ruree e.f many prominent peopi have
been the occaaloo of a rent comment
They ail sal.l their rurea were mar
velous hevond einreselon. rnanv f
thna laving been giren up to aie, Tbey
frI obtained tii Doctors free hook.
vi-VtHrsvl tHatarv limjiJn aomso
T-resat L can.er. it led to, a they say,
t Tteet hleJng f thetr lives
. All the !." ri-prrs and m4l
- vr Jtitirtsai ef (lie i,r ',i have noted
htr m-e a rwf wonderful rurea, ihey
e-arge r"ir,lg until mr- and effor
lie If they fall. It Is seid kr htrt
Fr I da vs). services at 4 d. m.. with read'
Inar or address on Tuesdays. Wednes
days and Thursday;,-Fridays, evensong
at r.ii) p. m., wiin aoocnir - nursuay,
holy communion. 7:30 a. m.
st John s unurcn Muitnoman ana
East Fifteenth, 4KeIlwood, Rev. O. W.
Taylor, Rev. W. ft. Powell and Archdea
con Chambers assisting, ii ana cau; ts.
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Church - or , our saviour i-wooastocK,
11 and 7:30. i . , ', t - -
.. oood Nhennera Be iwooa ana van
couver. Rev. John Dawson. 8, 1 1 ana
7:so; B. 8... 8:45. :. - . -
Bt Davia isi xweinn ana bci-
mont 11 and 7 :80; 8.. 8.,: 8:4;
Henry Russell Tatoot
Some of the Prohl AmH Tnvft)val tn ri
lowing the Example of Jesus," sermons
by Rev. Ni A. Baker and Rev. T,U Eliot
H. r. Chnxch goath. .''
i tih. second. Rv. E. If. Mown.. H
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Have you ever brought your mind right
down to a . careful consideration of the
rent problem? v;y Here is a little 'table for
you to ponder. Find the column that
suits your case and : then make up your
mind if it is: advisable to continue pay
ing rent to. a landlord: V
$15.00
$20.00
$25.00
$30.00
$35.00
$40.00
Total Would Buy Your Saving
and Inter- - a Home Saving in Per
est Atout Worth 10 Years Month
$2600 $21.75
$3300 $27.50 '
$4000 $33.35
$4700 $40.00
$5400 $45.00
$6100 $50.00
JIn
One y Ten
Year- 'Years
$180.00 ,$1800 $3600, $1000
$240.00 $2400 $4800 $1500
$300,00 $3000 $6000' v $2000
$360.00 , $3600 $7200 $2500
$420.00 $4200 $8400 $3000
$480430 ' $4800 $9600 $3500
and 7:30; 8. 8..' 10; E.
aeoas. -. ' .' .
- First Spiritual Socletv w. ,,-.. a a
em y hall.- Second and Morrison;- 11, 3
and 7:45. Mrs. Cargdan;
.f .BWn-rtu " hall. See.
Ond and Morrison, 1:30 and 8.
Swedish church Tut lie'. hu Ari..i..
Rev.lalppl and Shaver. 3 and 8. A Stone.
- J xvew PhilosODhical Reiuuieett Ki.t.
j Ascension Chapel Portland Heights, J --Hall. 301 Allsky, 7:46. "Psychla and
All ' Saints' Church Twenty-second . .Divine Truth Center Hall 201 Allsky.
snd. Reed, Ken Roy Edgar Remington, 1 ; inaaaeus - m. Ulnnard.- Topic:
11 and 7:80) a. ts., 10. oanne turpenter- Bible school, ll.
Grace Memorial East ' Seventeenth J The Salvation Army. Coma Ia5s T).
and wsiaier, Kev. ueorge ts. van wai- i ', immi r . umtnn, t, ii, i:jo. 8:30,
ers. -10:30: a 8.. Hi. Lenten -service, I 6. 8. Adit -Harrison In charge. -
Friday 8 P. m. Bishop Bcadaing will I Jrrienas cnuroh Main and ' East
preach.,, ': ;
. Congregational.
First ; Madison ' and . Park. Rev
Luther R. Dyett D. D.; 11 and .7:46; 8.
a. 10. Topics;-"Th Best of .All the
Creeds,1 and "Awakened Life," ,
university Fara iinven ana imwson,
Rev. O..W. Rlggsj a 8., 10; C. E., 6:30;
1:80. .
, Sunnvslde East Tavlor and East
Thirty-fourth, Rv. J. I. Btaub; 11 snd
7:80: a '8.. 10; C. BS-, 8: C. E-. 7. Topics.
"The Apostle snd -High Priest .of Our
Profession, ana 'A Divine Heart num. "
Iurelwood-Rev. W. :R Myeraf ll
S. ei. 10. C K. 6 30.
Missiaalppi Avenue Mlsalaatppl and
FTeminnt. Kev..uaniei -i. i nomas:, ll
an 7:30; a 8.. 10; C iV 30.
Hssalo Street East Beventh and
Hassalo. Rev. Paul Rader; 11 and 1:30.
a 8.. 10; C. E., s:ao. Topic. "Peare or
Sword." and "The Path of Progress. "
Highland Esst Sixth and Preaeott.
Kv. is. s. uouinawr; ii sna t:i, . ts.
16; C. E-. :4S. Topics. 'The Lost That
Need Finding." and "Desirable Thingg lo
tne Balance.
Valdable Item lor
Men and Women
Who Want Strong
Nerves .-
Rt. J. ittu 11 and : R H.. 1 0,
Ft. James English V eat FtrVk id
Jefferson. J. Allen II and 1; H.
n . 11,. Tr.nioa 'The Hoiv irtrT n4
anv othet 'Tbe tllv tne Masnet."
-'im l!tr Ptetrtir reiiuMe; ro J 1'nltM nr.in 11 N. FAurteetli:
Health and strength hitherto unknown
HI be felt surSins In rloit rmA klnnrf
through the arteries and veins, and
life's greatest ambitions ma? be ri.
ised as never before. If th following
special treatment ia followed by ttiose
men and women, too, who are stricken
with that most dreaded of all affile
Peace orl Hons, nervous exhaustion, accompanied
wiui Focn lyinpinmi aa xirm nerT
ousness, - Insomnia . rold extremities,
mehuK-holia. headaches, constipation ani
dvapepeta. kidney vrpiibia, dreadful
reams of direful dtsaalers. tlmldltv tn
venturing snd a general Inability ta mrt
St Johns Rev. O. W. 'Kelson. 11 and I """rally at all times aa other people
8. 8. a 1. do. ; Irk of poise and egUlrrlam la
First German East Seventh and n," -constant seuree ef rsharrara-
Stante-n, Rev. John H. Hopp; 1:J0 and nt even when the pnblie I net aua-
T:3, a a 8:16, C. B.,6.30 -i- pects It - For the benefit of tnM wfc
.ni mioniion in iuii oouno I n g
health and all th happiness accom
panying It, t he following home treat
ment ia givan. It contain ne opiate r
hablt-f ormlnrsrun whatever. Mix It at
hTw"fT T 7fi ltl trt th wiser as to
ymr affliction.
and
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Pwedlah Immanuel Nineteenth
Irving. 11 an.1 I: a 8-. 46
Norwegian- Bypod Kmmt - Tenth M
Grant; ft. X liagoea, 11 and 1.3;
K. IS , Jf
e , . a, .. I The treatment t simple. thoriH snd
Batanla ph!t tnlon -n1 Morris; leorrect leading drua siata supplr th
Ji-Fa' e-r Mher ewlnd.e. The prr.hM
-lave t'-e ht 11 rc rww vrrpnet-d
tm rinrr ad t ir".r. eetji f-ee n'v
Se-eee t 414 C!i)ier Ft., fan Fran
csa CaL
!pemar Laraen. 11 and 7:34; a 8, t.4&!
.l".
ft. Taut's Gerrr ti Faet Twelfth a4
nieinn: Rev. A- Kraose, 1 I and t.6;
a t . jo
lrimiy irerman iwumn eTTiOfl ) r rtT I. . jr
main ttnrtnrea. extraa and eence tn f
(lMuor hntttes, reedv to mix. (let ;
three eunres syrup saraa pa ri i la " eom- ,
po'md. rfvK with or vum- compnund i
fluid hulmanrt. and stand twa hour
M one rnim-e ernnpe-ind eoeerm r r-
dirl. anil one iee tincture relom-T.
rwnpni'iiil isot mr4mm Siake well.)
and take a teeapoanful fter erh fne-alt
ar-1 ne at Wciw. J
The -roifn'.a are ws d far varioua
t
In other words, vouf saving per month, if you in
vested in a GREGORY HEIGHTS home now, would -'more
than equal the amount per month you are now pay-'
ing for rent. Realize for a moment the money you are
actually throwing away by paying rent You are paying
double what you ought to pay. Take the landlord's, side
of it. He buys a lot, builds a home and rents it to you.
Does he' lose on the transaction? Certainly not. You
are not only paying him back for, building the house, but'
you are also paying him a nice profit on ,the very; house
that your rent-money would buy outright in about five ;
years. - - , t
Itcannot be made too plain' to you that you are being
"heldip." Right here, in the heart of the best, biggest
and busiest city on the Pacific coast, growing faster, than
almost any other city in the United States, you have an .
opportunity to buy a homesite for $100 payable $5 down
and $2.50 per month. You also have the opportunity of '
buying a home, already built,- ready to move into, for as '
little as $10 a month actually Kss; mind you,? than your
present monthly rental. It is safe to state that such an
opportunity will not last longer than it requires to abso-7
lutely sell GREGORY HEIGHTS all out. And that will ,
not be very much longer, judging by the present demand, -
EiB IHI(SiP2o Mj0 Main
GREGORY has pointed out the way for you. He
has bought GREGORY HEIGHTS, platted it with
' you in mind, has commenced building 16 houses
one of which might just as well be yours as not
and has made his prices and, terms so unusually
'considerate that he knows of no reason in the uni
; verse..why you should not have a home of your own,
living in' it and enjoying yourself by your own fire
side within two weeks. N
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You need do only one thing to convince yourself
of the merit of GREGORY HEIGHTS as a place
to live. Visit it Sunday, and go out in the morn
ing if you can. We prefer to talk to people seri
ously inclined at that time, owing to ;the tremen
dous crowds that come out in the afternoon. Take
the car at Third and ; Yamhill streets, bearing the
signs shown in theN picture; in the lower right-hand:
comer of this advertisement. It's an opportunity
you cannot afford to miss. ,
Is Only a 20 Minute
Ride by the new Sandy
Road line over Burn
side Bridge At pres
1 ent, take car at Third
and Yamhill Streets,
bearing these signs
IT
HERE ARE,jREGORYS TWO PROP
OSITIONS JOR THE COMING VVEEK
PTCTp T &how.you a magTiificently located home-
site,, high elevation, pure air, to be supplied
with Bull Run water, surrounded by the splendid, majestic
.scenery that has made Portland famous, for as little as
9100 -payable $3 down and $2.50 per month. , If you pre
fer a better location, a little advance in price will be ex
pected, and pToportioTiateljr easy term. s
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SFCOIVFI ,how ru an impos'11! little home
iJ1'v-' already under construction and ready to
be completed according to your wishes and in time for you
to move in by the first of next month. ' There are sixteen
homes under construction, varying in price from very little
to 51000. We will sell these houses upon very easy
terms even as little as $10 a month. Take your choice.
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