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v. tot! onrnox statesman.' Rrvn.w. Ji vn 30. ii. GOOD WEATHER LOWERS PRICE CHURCHES E F BONESTEELE 1 .... I Dealer In 9K1 IU1JU ROWERS MOTOR, CAR The gasoline consumption Is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high. PAIGE CARS The most beautiful Car In America. MOLINE UNIVERSAL, TRACTORS A proven success, built and backed by the Moline Plow Co., a $19,000,000 Concern BUY A THRIFT STAMP Outfielder Wickland and Pitcher Filllnger, the Indianapolis stars of last season, hare caught with the Braves and are performing In true big time fashion. While the Cardinals are not yet In the championship class, the St. Louis crew does show quite an im provement over its pastiming In the earlier part of the season. Interest Entirely Professional I Concentrated on Few Issues. CHICAGO. June 29 Lower price for corn resulted from the improT.nl weatner. Tne market rloiel nnset- tled. li to ic down, oats finished c off to ic adVance and provision varying from unchanged figures to a gain of 2. rents. Relief from excessive heat In the Southwest was shown and there were Kansas and Nebraska rain reportts which Induced considerable selling of corn. Ilesldes. the indications pointed to generally normal condi tions throughout the comin? week. Buying support was limited from the outset. Kven the usnal week-end adjustment of trades failed to bring about any important reaction not withstanding that primary receipts for the week were smaller than last year. There was some belated . covering in June oats-and that option closed higher. Other deliveries of oats sympathized with the weakness of corn. Nothing was heard of export demand. Liberal shipments of meats made provisions average higher. Declines in tne value or nogs railed to act as an offset. - Most of the pit business consisted of changing. 1JUW WAR SAVING STAMi'S. They will Lei p win the war and h-lp you to save. V f J J - "We take War Savings Stamps at full jalue just the same as cash.. fp iBumf" 4?ml llT0BBSEtPjfe3Jrl J During -the warm weather:' Umfmmm4 - ' t M your home during the summer feSS tf fal I i ffL' i vjlir ( f All sizes and sunfast colors, . QK f J I , ver durable ' and they sure ; . ; . 'lmffrd i t I - : make your porch a joy. 4 ', ' .. T :-l Sf A- fcj I .We have a nice line of Hammocks priced ' NEED A REFRIGERATOR? ' I f j . j from $1.50 up. See them. We have them, all sizes and kinds. -1 j ,' Come in and let us show you what we have in Summer Furniture. v'r"' 1 I I (KL &fjf(LL FOR YOUR P.T0NF.Y H - . at F.Tnnnp'c i i AQ HI ; """ wmwuiwwimww,!! ,n u,r. ,t) ilM.,.Wi,LjL.T"r'- ' ClirWtUa tlturrh. Center and llijch strvts. Dible school assembly J:4J. uitTintendrnt. Ir. II. C. Kpley. A live school. pe dal orchestra. Preacblnx ervire 11. cbarre or Alius Vic Catr. Spvlal ubjHt. "iJllnd Guides." 'Chorus In manic. C. K. at 7 p. ni. At tber will be a patriotic service conslatloa of munie. rhoruae. quartets, solos andn okhestra numbers nd rluiing with stereopticon pictures of some ot our boys in the service, presented by Mrs. K. T. I'orter. Visitors and friends cordially Invited to all ser vices. Cettlral (VNtyrricatlonal. Comer South Nineteenth and Ferry streets. II. C. Stover, minister. Sun. day school at lo a. in.. Mrs. Burton Edwards, superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 7: IS p. xu. Evening ser vice at S o'clock.- Flrt PrebyterUn. Rev. Wallace Howe Lee. president of Albany college, will occupy the pulpit. Morning service at 11. eve ning service at 8. At the morning service Miss Ada Miller will sing "The Mighty God Hath Spoken" by Case, and Miss Miller and Miss Ma- gers will sing "O Divine Redeemer" by Gounod. Miss Miller and Miss Magers will also render a duet at the evening service. Sunday school at 9:45. Classes for all ages. Every body welcome. Christian Endeavor society meets at 7 p. m. Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 p. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday services are held at -449 Chemeketa street at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Subject Bible lesson, " Chrls tion Science." Sunday school at 9:45 a, m. Wednesday evening tes timonial meeting at 8 p. m. Read ing room In the Masonic temple, suite 209, open every day except Sunday and holidays from 11:45 to 5 p. m. All are cordially invited to our ser vices and to visit the reading-room I 371 Court Street lecreasec M 4MSJBJBJMB R ates Affect the prices of AutomobUes delivered after July 1st. But we have Overland and Max ; well Cars for immediate delivery that we will sell at present prices. We also have Samson i Tractors that the increased f reight rates will not affect. Al Cars WiU Advance $25 m n i 1 1 I 1 i and npwards after the present stock is exhausted. Place you orders now while we have cars and tractors in stock. KTRmie - WMhwMotot Co. Front and Stale Street . , - " t'-Tiinirihtintii.ni.i Li I I i I'... - t 3 1 . it klndt I f i, : Imctlon I GEO. vie First Methodist State and Church streets. . 9:15 ai m.. Class meeting; 9:45. a. m.. Sun day school. John W. Todd, superin tendent; 11 a.'m., service, -"The Church In .the Home," in recogni tion of the home department ot the Sunday schooL-3 p. m.. the gospel in song at thtf Old Peoples' Home. 7 p. m.. the Epworth League. Pirst patriotic service with special music and an address by W, C. Wlnslow. Second. Ralph Barnes will lead. The I work of the league for the summer win ne up ror consideration. Jun ior, Miss Louise FIndley will be the leader. 8 p. raj; a special .musical program and an adrress on "The Greatest Coqqueror,' by Prof, John O. Hall. R N. Avlson, pastor. FirvfUaptisL G. F. Holt. D.,; pastor. In the absence of the pastor the pulpit will be supplied at; both services today by Rev. J. C. Tibbits of Cresham. Oregon, who will preach this morn Ing upon the (heme "Holding the Faith," and this evening upon "The Reconstruction bf Life." The Bible school meets, at-10 a. m. - ' First .'CongregationaL Liberty and. Center streets. ReT. W. C. Kantner minister. 10 a. m.. Sunday school with classes for all. toi, v. I. Staler, superintendent: 11 a. m.. "The Good Cheer ot Jesus cnnsi;- 7 p. Christian Endeavor; a p. m.. -some Birttj!..I the Times. Interesting; notion rdcture. liUM' Evmaelirmll mortage ana Center atreets. o. I. Lovell, pastor.' Sunday school at 10 a. m. Blvjne worship and preaching wmre-;n a, m.. "Old Wells Re opened." Christian Endeavor at 7 P. ni. .Evening worship and sermon ai a p. m. First FpiteU Brethren. xew park. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. wurer. subject "Patriotism." C. W. Corby, pastor. ' IliKlilantl Friemk uime scnool at 10 a. m., Nathan Swabb superintendent; preaching service at 11 by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.. Ellis' McMil lan presldenL Meeting for worship 1 ociock. t-rayer-meeting every Thursday night. Josephine Hockett. pastor. Telie Methodist. South Commercial and Myers St Horace N. Aldrich. pastor. . 9:45 a! m.. Sunday-school. E. A. Rhoten. superintendent; 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.. public worship, -with aerraons'by the pastor; 7 p., to.; devotional meeting of the Epworth League, led by Will Wood. South Salem Friends. South Commercial and Washing ton streets. H. E. Pemberton. min ister. Bible scbool at 10 for all. Albert Miller, snperlntea dent. Meeting for worship and for preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor meet at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8. p. m. in charge of Mra. Gidley. Every pastor in Salem Is asked to jnake the following announcement to his congregation Sunday: To Iyal American Women Mot rncent Xee,l for Workers at Pofltofric. All patriotic American women and girls are urged to devote some time each week to the waking of surgical dressings. This Is not vacation time for the soldiers in France. The boys in the trenches can't quit when the weather la hot or the fighting; get strenuous. Every added day of fighting makes a demand for more sponges, com presses, pads, etc.. etc. r U 3rcur atrtot,e- doty to help illamette chapter fill Its obligation to the nation. See editorial la Oregonlao of June -,Stf 0rfln. PK 5. June 27. Mght workers Monday of each week nl7 tot those employed dur ing the day. Cast V An' Much Millionaires Don't . WASTE Tires! The millionaire appreciates quality and appearanc la his car and in his tires. This is not pride trot a grained sense of ralae. The neglected tar deteriorates quick to does th &r!ectd tre. ' Gates Half-Sole Tires make your worn tires better and streamer than anj standard tire yon can buy and there is do better locklsf tire made. Yet they cost only half as much. INTERNATIONAL RUBBER SALES GO. 177 South Commercial Street. Phone 423 Kindergarten. 9:30 to 10 and 1:30 to 2, Wednesday, Thursday and Frl- dar. . .'-.'' Every dny except Saturday: j Jason f iee Method lt. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., C. F. Hakeman, superintendent; Mrs. J. II. Clark superintendent of the primary department. Morning -worship at 12 o'clock; the Rev. Henry J. Talbott will preach. Epworth Leagne at 7 o'clock;' evening worship at 8-o'clock. The pastor will speak. A cordial In vitation to all. . - AV. C. T. C. Mrs. Rev. F. T. Porter will speak at 4 p. m. Do not miss hearing hefl Swedish Tabernacle 3IethoiliC South Fifteenth and Milt streets. John Ovall, minister. Sunday school at p. m; Gust Anderson, superin tendent; Miss Hannah Chiistensen, asistant- Sermon at 3 o'clock p. m. AU -are most cordially invited to at tend. " - - . , . Evangelical Ansociatlon. ) , Seventeenth and Chemeketa street. J Jacob Stock er. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; C. F. Williams, superin at 1 Oa. m.; C. F. Williams, superin tendent; sermon by the pastor at 11 a. m.; Toung People's Alliance- at 7:15 p. m.. led by Mrs. C. F. Wil liams; divine worship. and sermon by the pastor at 8 p. m. Court Street Ctmrfb. Seventeenth and Court. Frank IX Jones, pastor. Ilible school. 10 a.m. Preaching. 11 a. m. Junior. 11:20 a. m.' Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m.. and preaching at 8 p. m. All welcome. State Institution. . Services at the Institutions Sunday will be held as follows: . State Hos pital. 9 a. ra., by C. F. Booth; Girl's Training School, 3 p. nw by A. F. Lacey; Tuberculosis Hospital. 3:15 p. m.. hy Captain Jessie Miller. RESOLUTIONS EXTEND TIME FOR CONTROL (Continued, from page 1) j those relinquished may be taken back later, it was announced, and all will be given fair divisions of joint rates, insured a reasonable car supply and protected against undue disturbance in traffic routing. Special stniy will be riven their nroMm hv ... short line section of the railroad ad-V ministration. Short lines represent about 30.000 miles of track la the United States, or about one-seventh of the total rail way mileage The legislation of congress was la . the form of-a resolution extending from July 1 to next January 1 the period in which the railroad admin istration could have been forced to decide its course affecting; short lines with - an amendment providing that the lines la competition or Ja phys ical connection with railways per-' atedby the government should not be turned baek to private manage ment against their will. Industrial or plant facility lines, or others which do not seek to remain under government control and over which no Issue existed. Many of XEW, YORK MARKETS. XEW YORK. Jane 2f. Ilopt nn changed. ''Prunes- firm. .By5555' TVU-t A. -v 5 INWITAELE A SHORTAGE OF MOTOR CARS IN 1918 - NOW A CERTAINTY THAT THERE WILL BE THREE BUYERS TOR 5?IJCAE TEUCK THAT CAN BE MADE THE COMINO YEAR. THIS IN THE IOTUSTRY 0PIIiI0N 0P THE mQHrST AUTHORITIES THESptonpV?S Tr.JS0 XNT0 DZTAILS. NOW, BUT WE HAVE TUB PROOF AND WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW IT TO YOU atSvJ KILA FEW CARS AT THE OLD PRICE. J7C3 (WITH WAR TAX tSSnJSSZ N0T LONGER THAN THE LAST OF NKTWKK .TM THEN ON YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY THE ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES ESTABLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT. . m Moi?LtSpG5S0o,'MCDI?0ND?TBI:D'a AND THIS SHORTAGE WILL EE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED, WHILE THEY LAST. SALEM AUTOMOIBLE COMPANY T. G. DELANO Salem, Oregon 248 SUte Street . L E0FF Than 97. V s t e . 1 1 1 1 - -