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Th time for eYft(n? service in the churches of Salem ha been Changed to half an hoar later with the comtnr of the lummer months and longer days, liefflnning today, young peopU'a erv ice will beRln at 7 o'clock instead of C:10 and -preaching- services -at-St fn tead of 7:3t. Good .Samaritan .Mission" 111 hold-sertlces fti the W. C. T- U. hallSabba'thafay 2 at 1 3 p. nr. and 7:30 iu the ; evening, ' All " are Invited to attend. :.--, -,. 1 ;', Center., Street Methodist ; Thirteenth and Center streets. G. S. Roeder." talnlster, ' Sabbath school 10 a. m. fcnglish'and German classes. 11 a. m- sermon by Rev, J. W. Beck ley. - 7 p. m.. Esther Roeder will lead' the devotional meeting of the MAGNETOS We Save one ot the best men in this line oa the west coast and have quipped a shop for magne to repairs. Also a line of, parts. If your magneto needs overhauling, ship it to us or call W. H. Hfldebrandt & Co. : ; ' Official . Eisemann Magneto ; Service Station : 279 North Commercial St - v ivSALEM - .... Epworth league. " The pastor will preach at 7:20. Midweek prayer and praise service on Thursday evening. Tha ladies aid will meet at the Sa lem Deaconess hospital on South "Winter Rth6el"Thursday aTternoon to Rer. All who wish to help are in vited. Rev. (. S. Roeder will preach at the. Pratum Methodist church, 11 a. in. Sunday. - , . , . Church of God. , At 134 North Church street Sunday school at 10 a. m., Mrs. Viola Jackson in charge. , Preaching' serv ices .at 11 i. m. and ' 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. We "extend a cordial invi tation to all to , attend the services. J. J. Gillespie,, pastor. First lulled Brethren. Yew J'ark Bible school at 10 a. m. !The usual service at 11. Christian I Endeavor at 7 p. m. and preaching at 1 8:00 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting I on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Everyone Js cordially 'invited. C. W. Corby, pastor. St. Paul's Chorrh. Chemeketa and Church. streets, the Rev. Chas. H. Powell. B. D. rector. Services for the-fourth Sunday after Easter: .7:30 a. m., holy communion; 9:45 a. ro.. church school :"lla; m., choral celebration and sermon. "Re demption of the Lost." At 7:30 p. m evening prayer and sermon. "How to be Poor." Mrs. W. H. Bennett will sing an offertory solo at the morning service. Everybody welcome. ' I Seventh Day Advent iKU ". North Fifth! street and Gaines ave nue. Tonight at, 7:30, Evan pel rut A, R. Bell, pastor. ;subjet.: "The ajMe nium Satan Bound 1000 Years. When? Where? How?" The evange list will answer the questions: "Will the World be Converted?" -Will Will the Nations Ever Fight Again? Everybody welcome. Stat I limitation. Services at the state institutions Sunday will be held as follows: At a in.. Stale Hospital, by . H. E. Pemberton: 2:30 p. m.. Cottage Farm by G. F. Leining; 3:00 p. mj Girls' Training school, by Thos. Acheson: 3: 15 p. in.. Tuberculosis Hospital, by E. S. Hammond. Presbyterian Chnrrh. Thomas S. Anderson, minister; Joseph H. Albert, superintendent' of the church school. Services. . Public worship at 11 a. m.. and 7:4 5 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a .m.. classes for all. Intermediate Endeavor at 5 o'clock and young peopies meeting at 6:30 p. m. Theme of morning eer mon, "The World Looking for a True Mart." Subject of erening service. "The Salt of the Earth.- Everybody welcome. -- Catholic Church. Masses at 7:30 and 10:30. The last mass, will be sung by a newly or dained priest. Rev. Father Francis Lelpsig, iWho has recently been or dained, and he will also preach the sermon. After the last mass, t Father Leipsig will give his Messing to all. Benediction Sunday evening at 7:30. Rev. Father Buck will s peak 'on some doctrinal subject. A cordial In vitation is extended to everyone for ail services. InstalatloTi of officers. Df.C:Ubert. presiding: lorotnyl.virts wilt con duct the devotional service of the In termediate league In Epworth hall: janior leap upstairs. At 7:30 p. m. srrmn. "The World's Greatest Lit erature." Dr. E. E. Gilbert, ur dls- trlrt superintendent wll preach both morning and eveninr ? ,n absence of the pastor. Inspirational music by chorus with pipe organ accompa niment both morning and evening. Thursday at 7:30 p. m. the midweek service will be in charge ot the Mother's Class.. Mrs. Chas. A. Bowtn. the leader, is a woman of large ex perience, having - been a successful pastor's wife for many years and a missionary In China during the Boxer uprising. We shall have pleasant and profitable hour. Come. , Evangelical Ctinrrh. Seventeenth anc Chemeketa (treets. F. W. Launer. pastor. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Sermon at 11 a. m. Subject, "The Lord's Ser vices.", , Y. P. S. at 7 p. m.. Alta Zlm. leader. Sermon at 7:45. This is the last Sunday before our annual conference which will be held this week, beginning May C. at Portland, K. Sixth and Market streets. SHIPLEY'S the Pay as You Go Plan i 5- : :t -May Isi, 1920theU. Q.lShiJpley'Cd Adopted ; ( the iw"isVbU;Cd PLAN, 'XASH'ONLY.".: i emf mx you 'A : i , you go jjntil conditions strike a : ; j;'"v "lvel tvliere commrdities are on a eon- ... '""i servativi basia. - f V , . "i store will be iivre to your . I ' - wajits and serve you ' with the -same " quality merciaiidise'iit pppu& yjiices. 'r . " Sincerely yours, U. G. SHIPLEY CO, y.iJU W.M.. II lit jl: I fjMfcB v?1Q Tim !Hi . in. a .Some slick itranger might come along, some day and tell f ydu how yoii can make a fortune -by investing your money i',' bis 'alluring proposition. -:Cl f.r-f'V--'':: rX; ViT1 But, Listeh! If his scheme "was such .a, good one, ;he wouldn't have to go around peddling it. Some of the big fi nanciers would have had it long ago. - i v t - Don't send your money.'out of your own town to never come back. , :-. : :: : ' ;: -. .- , Put Your Money In, Our ftanir , You Will Receive 3 Per Cent. Interest Salem Bark of Commerce 404 State Street 2X2 i First Church of. Christ Sclent int. Sunday services held at 440- Chem eket street at 11 a. m. Subject -of Bible lesson ,. "Everlasting Punish- menu" Sunday school at 9:4S a-'Tn. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reeding room. 209 Masonic temple, open every day except Sunday and holidays, from 11T45 to 6 p. m. All ai coruiarry tn- Titea to our services and to our read ing room. Highland Friends. , Bible school st 9:45 a. m.. Earl Fruitt, superintendent; classes for ail , ages. Morning worship .and preaching at 8 p. m. Prayer meet ing on Thursday at 8 p. m. If yon are enjoying salvation, come anid help as in our worir. ir you want salva tion, come and let up help you. J. V- iee and wife, pastors. " Lutheran. ' ! ,. East State and Eighteenth streets. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m.. subject. "How Jesus Deals With a Man That Seeks tiim. . -mere will: be no evening oemce. ueorge Koenier, pastor " Central Cbmrreirationat : fiouth Nineteenth and Ferry streets it. Mover, minister. A -combined service of the Sunday school -and morning worship at 10 a. m., Chri uan endeavor at S:15 p. m. Eve ning service at ,8 p. m. ' . " -. : " " ' ; First CongregatlOBal ' taoerty and Centr stseeU, W. C. Jiantner, minister. At 10 a. m., Sun day school with classes for all, W. I. Staley, superintendent; 11 a. m.. uod s Palm Trees"; 7 p. Chris- nan Jndeavor. Mrs. Bavne. leader: P.' m.. "The Sea of Glass." Flftr oeanuiui colored pictures of Scotland will be shown at the evening service. Court Street Christian. ?ortn Seventeenth and ' Court streets. Everybody remember next Lord's day is "Mother's day" and our aim is 200 In the eiDle school. A special program is to be rendered Come this week and get the full In formation. What a fine attendance we had last time!' Wonder how many win be there on time, this week for tne Bible school. Remember, 10 ra. sharp. The pastor will continue his talk to the children. Our morn Ing service will be given over in ser mon to a presentation ot the Ameri canization and evangelastlc program conironung tne cnurcn in America Come and hear the stirring facts and bring, a good offering for home mis sions: Junior and Intermediate En deavor at 5;30 p. m. Note change of time of evening services. : Y. P. S. C E., 7 p. m. Song service and sermon at 8 p. m., subject The Revelation." Monday at 7:45 p. m., meeting of of flcial board. Every member of the board urged to be present. Thurs day an all day meeting at the church building ot Christian Woman' Board of Missions auxiliaries ot the county. Those attending are asked to bring a pot-luck-lunch and hot coffee will be served at the ennrcn. In the evening at 7:45 p. m. the mid week prayer service will be held. The pastor will give a Bible study on the tioiy spirit, provided ne is present and not in attendance at the state Sunday school convention. Friday evening regular business meeting and social ef Young People s Society of Christian Endeavor. Yon are invited to any of these services. - Ion. will find a ready -welcome at all times." United ErangelicaL North Cottage street. Sunday services: Preaching. 11:00 a .m.. and 7;30 p. m. Sunday school, 10:30 a. m., S. P.-McCracken. superintendent. Keystone league of Christian .Endea vor, 6:45. Miss Pauline Remington president. A cordial .invitation to all the services, to yon. S. S. Mumey, pastor. ' ' Firt Methodist Episcopal Dr. Richard N. Avison. minister, corner State and Church streets. At 9:15 old time class meeting, room downstairs. W .L. Cummlngs, leader 9:45. Sunday school. Prof. Alpheus J. Glllett, superintendent, Robbin Fisher, asslting; 11 a. m.. sermon "The Kingsnip or Jesus. At 3 p. m Brother W. W. Rosebraugh will con duct the services at the Old People Home, corner Twelfth and Ferry. At 6:30 p.m. senior ' league. Ramore Dimlck, leader.- There will also be Lelie 3Iethodit EpicopL South . Commercial and Meyers streets. Horace N. Aldrlch. pastor.! At 9:45 a. m Sunday school. E. A. Rhoten. superintendent. "Primary de partment meets in Leslie hall. Miss Sue Williams, superintendent. At la. m.. public worship with ser mon by the pastor; theme. The Pow er of the Uplifted Cross." At 7:00 m.. devotional meeting ot the Ep worth league, topic. "How to Show Sympathy," leader Miss atanae . ia- pleton. At 8:00 p. m. thirty young ladles will present a May day can tata. "The Crowning of Love. No admission will be charged bnt a sli ver offering will be received. The public Is Invited. . . Aiton Le slentoriaL Winter and Jefferson streets. Thomas Aoheson. pastor.- ' Sunday, school. 9:45. ChM. Hagemaa in' charge; classes for all ages, nnder the care of capable teachers. a hearty invitation is extended to strangers and a warm welcome is as sured. Public worship at 11 a. in., subject, "The Church's Self Condem nation. Class meeting at the close ot the service, led by C. M. Clark. Junior league at 3 p. m.. Miss Grace Tyler, superintendent. Senior league at 6:30. Young people are eo rurally Innvlted to this service, a warm greeting awaits yon. Evening serv ice at 730. subject. "The Responsi bility of Brotherhood." This service Jicaeid. will be evangelist le. We have a mft tare for - yoe - so be preeeaU Special music will be rendered by the rholr, under the leadership of Professor Clark, both morning and evening. Come prepared to help make Sun day a great day of uplift and-inspi ration. We moat cordially invite is public to come and worship with as. Do not forget the prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at :30. Independents Have Right to Vote on Measures Any registered voter, regardless of whether he Is affiliated with any po- Mtlcal party, will be able to vote on the referendum measures at the spe cial election Mar 21. This is the Information furnished by Attorney General Drown to W. J. Kerr, preal dent of Oregon Agricultural college. in response to an Inquiry from Mr. Kerr. Because or the large number ot Inquiries received from persons Interested in the millage Lax meas ures the question was referred to the attorney general so that a public statement might be made for the general enlightenment of the voters. Under the primary law persons registered a independents are.. un able' to rete for candidates for nom- natinn bv anr noUMtal party, but bile the special election lakes p'ace I the Mine time as the primary ei- erlkm and the voting places tad tb officials are the rsm t refeee dum measures sre prtsie o ale ballou sad Independently regis tered irvon ir. ay vote. 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