SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1 024 ;
THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
T 7Ir2SRE ; TO Siira
WORSHIPITODAY
ESVXXTH DAT ADVXUTIST - -Rabbatb
aehool at 10:30 and preaeoiitf
at ll:HO. Young people's meeting at 4: SO.
Hr. Norwood ia lader in this division,
and the meetings a, very uplifting to all
vuunr people who attend. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 7 :30 p. m. Sunday
church ia the eveninga daring the eva
geliatie meetings. We aro rooperating w
the anion evangelistic meetings in the ar
mory. It i greatly resin d that every
member not only : attend these iertiw
but bring some one wit B you to tie meev
CHRISTIXW AND MISSIOHAiT
AlOOANCE
Tabernacle on ferry 8t- near; Church
St. Sunday school open at 2 p. m. with
classes for all ages. U. CsMnrs, aaperin
tendent. Preaching service 3 p. m., sob-
ct The Common BaWation." Keening
evangelistic aervice.1 :. -.ine yeany mis
sionary contrcntion cloned in goea spirit
with an of ferine for missions of $2517.
Tuesday evening prayer and praise ser
vice .Friday evening mm iwaj ana
prayer for the sick 7 :30 Satarday eve
ning Is yonng people a nignt. rsnan.
H. K. Caswell and Airs. Caswell. 425 N.
Winter 8t, phone 21-J.
BETHA1TT EETORMED CHURCH
Corner of Capitol and Marion !. Sun
day aehool 10 a. m. and Rnglish preaching
ng
oThX li '.V iiviit ireat ..rVi . St ..;. . No .! -"vice.
at 7:30 p. m. the pastor win aenver- tne i
Sunday nignt ueiures. iii
M. Denny, pastor.
lartt one of his ftundj
will be one of great interest to all.
The
rnbject will be "Why Ho Many Churches!
METHODIST '
How Can W. Know What Ia R.ght! " So .,VVVi,7 ySTk mi-i.Jr CTasa
-,.. --n,.!. ..kin- that anestion that I Blame E. Kirkpatrick, minister. V:1
.. ... 1 ,..,. I YC.tiii ft -15 a. m.. Geo. P. l.itrntl.ld,
r.7 f Ad.TatthT8 bX"hreh: coer the' intermedia,, and JSi t?
' . BAPTIST '
things from the Lord daring tnese meet
CHRISTIAN 8CIENCB
FIRST Onrbin and Hashes hall. over
the J. C- Penney store, riunday morning
aervicea at 11 'clock. Sunday evening 8
o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon: "Are
Sin. L'isisse. and Death Keall wednes
r in I itair avenine testimonial meeting at 8
" I 7 ' , .7 i: ana. XI -I-
o CloCK. iveisinK nwn, uv mvht
oicn every day except holidays
e . u i. - UapniH wnnhin ill and fMinaar. irom n:ia ia a.av p. u.
."clock Thia4a the ebnrch of good music. I All are cordially Invited to our services
i .!..! :n k. jiwiiaii I and to our reading room.
- - ... . . - ni enoir Will RIUK UBVVl . . -
FIRST Kev. Krnest It. Hnanas, pastor. - . p w Hobaon. with Prof. T. 8
ihu school at 9:4a on time counts lor I r - . - ., ' Tk. -... will
. - . ... . . t RflDBril K k U0 III K W T wawwi ..
points in contest with MeMinnvuie. m,h ,h "The King's I 134 N Church St. 3. 3. Gillrspie. pas
inj vtnhip t 11 ciort; ?n,0'..p' Mit" The Sacrament of the Lords I tor. Sunday school lO a., m. The revival
.nsren , . I Supper will be observed. Let us mace I services conducted by U. 11. reatnerston
lirancnes ; aperiai aoio r, I this a great service of worship and conse- I of Anderson. Ind., are still in progress
ior ttory by the pastor, Cherry "-1 cr-tion before the opening of the evangel-1 with growing interest. He announces for
soms. The evening worsnip win oei, . r,Iml1,, Three chapters of the I ais snbiect Sundav morning 11 a. m
held as a vesper arvic at 4 o ciock vo i vDorth eaxue will met at 6:30 o'clock. I "Sanctification: What It Is and What
ailow the enure congregation to j D McCormirk will lead the first I It Loes." Sunday evening 7:30 the sub
the union revival meeting in tn armory, i ,h,ot., n.- ODeninr service of the re-1 Ject will be. "A Standard for the,, Peo-
Kubject for the sermon. Palm unday I . . eWB1(i win be held at the armory I Die " The revival services will continue
Let us pun I sll week until Sunday evening. April 20
ay lor the I Servic a every evening 7:30. We extend
a cordial invitation to all who can to
come and bear the gospel -in its fullness
CENTER STREET North 13th and
Center streets. undav school 10 a. m , I """w
A. O. Carl, superintendent; classes for all I 183 Sonth Commercial St., upstairs
Ralph I. Bullock, pastor. 251 Mission St
f ITU I p-;r.li.l v J,fi,,I,b " Thar I av1a mmrw mivri TYnn' ail ffA
immediately. .
CATHOXJO
Rev. 3. R. Buck, pastor. Masses at
7:30. 8:30 and 10:30. Palms will be
o.t - ' . r f -Tlacea. Preaching service in me wnnu
ri.mri bated at last mass, tfeneaictum ana i . " ,.i.i ThrUt'i I u.n.;,.. ..nH T-an n n.
urmi in t h a even in r at 7:30. . First I ?. . - r i Tk.H 1 i : n..', t
t ommanion next Thursday at 8 :ao.J Jtass I ... ba -vening service on account of I hear the fiery Irishman delivi red from
on Uood tnday at 8 a. m. ana T"" I the revival meetinga held tonight in the 1 dark Catholocism and deep ain by the
in the evening at 7:30. u od oiy I mrmory to whieh all aro welcome. , I Lord Jesus Christ appearing and speaking
iinraay at I a. as. uu mm i ;
ob Holy Saturday.
to all aervicea.
Everyone is welcome
CONQSXOATIOKAIi
FIRST LibertT and Center. W. C.
Kantner. minister. Sunday school at 10 1
. . . i . lav
m. wild classes lor an ages. ia j
competent teachera. Uood attendance, h direction of Prof. Clark will furnish
JASON LEE MEMORIAL Corner North
Winter and Jefferson Sts. Thomas Ache
son. Das tor: LeRoy Walker, asistant in
charge of the Junior church. Take the
North Commercial St. ear to Jefferson
A sirvica of unusual interest will
be held at 11 a. m. when the choir nnder
a nrorram of Easter music. A large chor
us choir carefully tramea win lurnun tae aay scnooi win meet ai it a. m. reopie
to him in aSi audible voice. He has
wonderful testimony of the miraculous
dealings of God in his life and ministry
similar to that of the apostle Paul's. The
Lord ia manifesting His presence in our
midst in salvatio nand Healing. fevery
bedy welcome. -No collection. .
ETJEAL 8TJNDAT SCHOOL
Virgil Starr, superintendent. The Sun
STATE GEEID
OF SUNDAY schools
Will Be Held at Portland,
Week After Next
; April 21 and 23
puod Einrinr. rood interest. M. It. a ie
aliister, superintendent. Morning worship
11 a. ra. Palm Sunday aervicea. nermo a i BpecUl numbers and the program will be I in this community not now attending aom
..! ject. "Jsua the Only King ; ! .L... ,k. H,t M-ar4 im the church. I church are invited ta enroll ia this Kim-
tinuay musio oy cnoir. w T'""i J: I Aa an interlude to the program the pastor I day school and to bring their children
vices in this rnaren. ve join in -in . .,., iddreu on toiiniirUt Letwa material for the new Quarter ii
t n ton evangelistic campaign at me armory, i ,w-- Th .hair is nreseating I now on hand, and a full attendance is
k -na-rmm t th marninc hour so as I kopea lor.
rrTRAI- South 19 th. . lis ITT W. I ,i;.t with the union evanct lUtie I
Johnson, minister. Sunday school and I m.,tinra which will be launched this Bnn-IMAKKKT 8XKJET rKEE ALETHOSIST
morning worship at 10 a. m. The prim-1 j,- e,ening in the armory and in hich I Corner of Xorth Winter and Market
sry department win meet in us now taia ehureh is uaiUng. uiaer services i i1re. tg Rev. Mortimer C. Clarke, pastor.
isrtera ia c. ntral annex, ine nun eiaaa i 0f tn 0sy will be the Sunday scnooi at I Sunday school at :43. D. F. 8. Schuts.
l .r adults will now be by itseU in tneia.45 a. m. with elassea for both young I .unerintendent. Classes for ll isM -!
church parlor. Ir. F. E. Brown Is teach-1 nd 0id jtt charge of capable Uaner. I agea. Class meeting it 12:15, A. , D.
cr. i ne young people a society vm a-i u, Si. Koberts ia me auperimenaent. Gjnette, leader. The pastor preaches at
in central annex at 6:30 s. m. At 7:30Dnnriv renartad the larrest attendance lit 1. ...I.; . tk. hT.j
a sermon of dedication of central aantx, I ;a the history of the school. Epworth I Morning .' The Fundamentals Bible class
sn l a recognition service for all who have I league devotional m eting at 6:30 p. m-1 meets on Monday at 7:30, subject "Isra
ha special part In the building and ii- I Service of special interest to young Pliers Bondage." The youag people's meet-
l '""""1" ." r. .K - . I pie. vom M. . I mg will be at aix o clock and will no led
rial muste ty tne enoir. noiy wota ser-1 There wiU not be any aervice at tna nour 1 ky Hiss Martha Jaqu t. There will be
vie each 'hin. .M?"T.TstIfPt,e.1n I of 7:80. Everybody ia uivited tothe I BO mt the church Sunday evening.
1-. ire on t-" " .VC ruT- I reTTl , " " I the congregation uniting in the union re
' J 1 . " V, t l, to eonincs in piaas wii - -TftJ meeting at the armory at 7:30
of Toilay"; VVednrsday, address by Rev. I ef firials, the union revival services will I .,
OX-AD TIDINGS MISSIOK
343 H Court street. C. S. Johnson,
r. w. Jtl. Marsnaii ot cugene ure.; 1 k. held at the First M. .. tjnuren on
'itiursdar. Consecration service and pre-1 stmt, street instead. Plan to be present
. v,ilau . n .h. 1.' . : s FT am IAI HWIII,
rruiaknin vt .. " ' - -- I Cf KIBBiaK i uniuill .vn . - , , . - , .
irKf,ii.r Fi-idsv "The Meanins- of the I ; . 1.9.(1 The followins- a the I pasiw. nonu.y kpoui 1 o. oerfirn
t. t OSS.
" " I ttii-w. i-i""'." I r in tk. .,.!,, m-.,i (1.,.;,.. a
1 1 . . t . . t . AtiiiFi t 7 rx n m 1 a t 1 ' . k k.ipiw 1 . r.n 1 " - - . . - -
- t . - .. 1 bwiHMHiii j ' - I u ;i.l j T A :
Young people's meeting en Thursday eve-
Adam Kesenseck, leader. Meeting
Easter Sunday, Sunday aehool Drogram of Easter wusie for the morning 1 P- . Th ordinances will be ob
.1 10 a. m.;- communion servi.-e I rv, A : (Selections from the oratorio I" i,tn,0?n ia,ttli
The ordinances will be ob
it
CHEISTIAN :
I His Olory Revealed, solo, duet and chorus:
The Kesurreetion xora, soio. irto n
FIRST-Center and High -.tr -J.jJ chords;
n. minister; Mint auie jaueMii, 1 ''i",zr"lt'irCr2 I day for prayer. We believe that God
The pastor win preaca on pe.r., .-"P--. "-"- -T'T I heal and nrav for the alek. The aeirit
ia present with as in our meetings. Come
l iie Ministry of Suffering" at the morn- Triumphant, enon"- Easter -. P"
i: : hour. AH departments 01 tne enurcn 1 tor. rmn i. " : v- " . snd let na worship the Lord tortther
. ool meet at :45. elassea for aU agti. soloa. duets and grand choral; AH uons 1-? tog.ther.
. e men meet with the Men'a Bible clasa Give Thanks, chorus: Our Deliverer, bass I "eryoody invited. t ,
'B,i5l :i--..TC ?ft'0ei " SiT ..ESLtESn. TTvlrlaad-g HB ITNIVEKSAI. BROTHERHOOD
l"m -?w:Jr .i.-C-.-XIL." .Ii R-lv : solo and rtorua Will hold IU regular Sunday evening
1 v l,n.l from' the State Traininc aehool I ' services at Woodman ball at which time
K n in r srvi'! I LESLIE South Commercial and Mycralthe Rev. M, J. Pounes will deliver the
.til i inin with the other ehnr.-,hea ia the streets. H. F. Pemberton, pastor. We I address assisted by Anna Snyd. r,
teiivnl at the armory
Wei address assisted' bv Anna Snvdtr. the
cordially invito yorr tP attend the'Servires WiidieUiin..v.The public ia cordially
of this ehnren on HUttdav as iohows: aan- urnioi
'pt cTTJirv-r v-th ,Tlh I dar-school at 9:45, E. A. Rhoten, super-1 ;
. RT STREET Cm North 17th A Bibl. tehool wh, the Bible
rot
1 i Court str.ets. R. L. Putnam, minis-
1 r. Bible school 9:45 a. m Chris. J.
superintendent; special music by
Turner's orchestra; junior, 11 a. m.
'. orning worship 11 a. m sermon, "Build-
1 ; u Clirist. Endeavor 6:15 p. m. All
i
i
taught in all classes. Tha Epworth I PPOnPeSS IS ReinO f.larffl
rue will meet at 6 o'clock, for na Tegu-1 X ' UCIIiy I.JclUC
un several tnierpnses
it Christian church after morning wor
is
lar meeting, closing in time to permit all
the young people to attend the meeting
in the armorv. Mornmr worship at 11
Sermon sabtoct. "Jesus, tne
Sunday
meet'
the
PORTLAND. Ore.'. April 12.-
The one-room Sunday school, so
common to Oregon, Is to receive
serious consideration In a special
clas3 at the annual convention of
the Oregon Council of Religious
Edutat Ion to be held In the First
Presbyterian church of Portland.
April 21, 22 and 23. Instead of
criticizing the churches for not
building modern edifices - with
epecial rooms for all classes, lead
ers In the work have decided to
give delegates constructive advice
on methods which may be used In
mnbini? a one-room school a
marked sr.ccess.
Special classes will be held each
day : for workers In all depart
ments of the Sunday school from
the cradle roll through, the adult
division, and also for administra
tive officers. Other questions to
be discussed will be the dally va
cation Bible . schools, week day
church schools, religious educa
tion In teachers institutes, pa
triotism, peace , and missionary
education. A prominent figure In
these gatherings wHl be Marion
Lawrence of Chicago, for 20 years
the executive secretary of the In
ternational Sunday School asso
ciation. ' r !
A Tnr.no- thoSA Who Will take
nart in the urogram are J. A
Churchill, state superintendent of
public Instruction: J. O. Gibson of
nend. president of the state coun
oil: Dr. W. T. Milllken. superin
tendent of Teligious educational
work for the Oregon Baptist con
vention: Dr. W. L. VanNuys. di
rector of religious ' educational
work for the Presbytertan Synod
of Oregoni Rer. F. M. Jasper,
Orea-on Methodist conference Sun
dav school superintendent; Mrs
Clara G. Esson. superintendent of
Disciple of Christ Sunday schoo
work In Oregon: Rev. Fred Grey
QoattiA northwest suDerlntend
ent of Congregational Sunday
school work: Rev. John H. Mt
thews, nastor of the First Pres
bvterian church of Seattle Pro
fessor Charles A. Rice, assist ent
ennerintendent- of Portland
school system: Rev. William H
Boddy of Hood River; Professor
J. Sir of Linfleld college, ac
MlnnvIUe, Ore.; and Professor-W-.
J. Hertzog of Kimball School of
ThMiloev. Salem.
Delegates from out of Fo.rtiana
will be entertained in-tha Pontes
of Portland Sunday- school work
era on the Harvard plan. Keser
rations should be made once
fhrougb the sUte council oince
5 n 9 Ahineton building, Portland
Exterior finishing . touches are
being made on the new home of
nrenarest evsareiistie meetinca ia the sr-1 the Newton-CheTrolet comcanv at
Vo7 wire inspiriand '"upfifted and I Highl and Chemeketa and eonsid
helped to a better life. la the evening I erable work being done on the in
terior. The building is expected
to be ready for the salesroom force
about May 1.".- -:-"tj -5 I '
Progress Is also being made on
X.TJTHXBAH
TV J0ITXS EVANGELICAL H. W. attnd the meeting in the armory. You
pastor. Sixteenth and A streets. I wjj want to go again. We inviM yoa to
rs will be regular Sunday services I Ba,ka this church your church home,
it Knelixh language at 10:30 a. m I ,
i pin of the sermon is "True Religion 8CAJTDIN AVIAN 15th and Mill - Sts.
I counterfeit. nonaay scnooi wiw i D,Tjd C, Hassel. pastor. Palm Sunday
class begins at v-.ao a. m. regular I tervieea : Sunday aehool 10 o'clock, Gust,
services in the German language I Anderson, an im rin tendent : and morning the Hughes property High and
li; . n. . I niDC service ss we will join in the union I nlng to take Shape. Excavation
I meetuirs at the araoir. Cen out Sun- and-placing the foundation work
- eeh struts. G. Koehier. pn.tor .-77Z v. ' ' . x 1 occupied .several weeks
will be Sunday school t cngnan j i 1 1 D1rL,7 ,, ? . " I The three-storv anartment
.. ,.. - t, win, K-rmoa I Tenter streets. Geo 8. Boeder, minister.! ne laree-btory ayariuieui
i i "man at 10:30
st Th
nt.
T.nlher Uarun I Sundav school 10 a. m Aug. O. CarL I hnnA helnv erectArl nn Ronth Wln-
p. m.,topi :'My D.cisions and I superintendent. Preaching in G " j t , h John J Roberts now rives
i- Mum ta M." Evening ser-1 a. m. The evening aervicea will be in I ter Dy jonu J. ttODeris now gives
' . . . .7 , v. I l : t. 1 v..k I ,J A , m - S.tllf
vi in tne tuglisB unguaga at t u ,',!", rT
1 lo a song service under the auspicea I meets at 7 o clock. At 7:45 K
. r . . i uu.auw tin- Thnn. I D. MeCormick. trofeseer in
Divine service on Uooa Bcnooi oi ineorogy, win prtacn. sou mem i wjja concrete nave Deen remUTea
t m. a. hearty wel-1 eoraiauy invitea to our aervicea,
r -ritl :i0 p. m.
i, y at lu:30
r ;. to stranger.
PRXSBTTESIAH
TEXEXDS 1 FIRST Ward Willis Long, minister
KlflirLAXD Hlrhlsnd Ave. and N.l:45 a. m. Sunday school, H. E. Barrett,
i-n..,t, v. r n --a ia. 3 I iinis. I snoerintendent. 11 a. m. morning wor
i s. Eibl. school at 10 a. m Walter ship, installation of newly eleeted elder t t- wett nder war
, ,,nn. suoerintendent: ear school is and Communion a rvice. The choir will I mortuary. IS Weil unaer way.
w i arranged with classes for all ages) sing "Jerusalem ' Parks; r. H. Barton
,,.) Dirt. rooms for roost of thm: wel will sing "The Palme," Fas re; and Mrs.
) iv one clasa especially for mothers who I txing will aing
Excavation work on the new
Christian church on the northwest
corner ot. Cottage and Chemeketa,
directly Bouth of the new Rigdon
'Marrhe R-a few friends along to give ad'
m. Christian I i-
'O Divine Redeemer.' I , Any normal woman mu uuj
.bies. i. do'i hesitata to bring iji. jf J- ;A"?!?M hat in 30 minutes unless she has
r r r.inT io Dunuav icdouu awiomiiwu.nwM. . --- r '
v r and preaching at 11. Mrs. Flo- of the una," Estes; and
. L-.. .... sn.- will Krin- thm mea-1 maine Gounod. 6:15 o.
" . ... . . . . . 1 rj . Tl- Al w rt.(.s-
a c. Junior cnniiiin muiitot ai i : 7
p. 'in. Owing to the fact that thia church and What They Have Meant to Me."
gs at the Armory, there win do no l preaenmg '"
rig services eitner on sunaay or i "'"s. c rwjr ...j ,
.iv Ws am Mil one SMDM SO I IBS varan iTunninc Kriicei w Him viraa
1 toe union aervicea down town. I at tne armory m,: P. -noer
leaaersnip ei an. v mona swii vuoooru
"TTT S A I .T" V T'orner of Commercial I Demarest. There will be no evening ser
1 ,"ahineton streets. Carl and Min-iviea at tnia enurcn ouriug me evangelistic
I ,. Miller, pastors, sunaay acnooi i cwuysia". ,
. b. Our school is the largest it has
i, ,' since the church was built twelve UNITED BRETHREN. ' ,
y. ts n go. Classes for all ages. The FIRST Corn- r Twelfth and Mission
i - rerook Sunday aehool and the South gts. Sunday aehool 10 a. m elaases for
; i r'riends are in contest for largest all ages; come and bring your children.
ii .. . 4aace. They beat us last Sunday preaching 11 a. m.. subject "The Chria-
1t enr. Dr. Carl E. Miller, the superin-1 (ian Light." There will be no evening
t-n nt. doean t want tbia to happen 1 service in the church aa we are joining
nest nunaay. i B the Dt merest union revival, to begin
in the armory at 7:30 p. m. You are in
vited to come and worship with us.' All
are welcome. C. W. Tibbet, pastor.
Berlin Faker Finds Prophecy
Pays More man BncKiaying
f-:-':' (By Mail) ; -BERLIN,
March 24. Napoleon
and Martin Luther are the . wto
spirits with which Johannes Wels
Senberg, better known as "iropn
et John," pretends to speak dally
In Berlin. J
Senberg recently created con
siderable rumpus by holding sean
ces in school buildings in which
children claimed to have beard
Napoleon Bpeaking very clearly,
and repeated the conversations.
Newspapers are , denouncing
school authorities for' permitting
public- buildings to be used - ior
spiritualistic sessions, but many of
them are humorous In their atti
tude and declare the medium - is
really a prophet, in that he foresaw
the hard times which were coming
and abandoned his work as a tma
son to take up a more remunera
tive calling.
? Fable: He- cleaned op ten mil
lion, but the scandal left him with
out friends. -
. i. so come on, people, nest Bun
trhip 11 a. m "The Trial of Jesus
ei'rdmg to Jewish Jurisprudence."
'i tte will be no evening service until
i,fr the union meetings at the armory
cio in Hay.
CASTLE CHAPEL Corner of 17th 8L
and Nebraska Ave. Sundav school 10 a.
EPISCOPAL , Im, C. P. Wells, superintendent.: there is
PU'f.'S Comer Church aad Che-1 s class for all: eomi . Preaching 11 a. m.
a Sis. Rev. H. 1) Chambers, rector. preaching in evening on account of
Sunday. Holy Eucharist ia the union services in the city. Christian F.n
1 st 7:30 a. m. Church school at deavor and junior C. E. 6:30. Ladies'
wr.h service ia church and lessons Aid Wednesday afternoon. You are in-
; jnsh house. Morning prayer with vited to all these services. Come and
no of palms at 11 a. m. Thia is bring yonr Fri.nda and worship with us.
x anniversary of the new church George Chapman, pastor.
and the occasion will be eele- " "J'
1 with special music by the vested 1 UHITARIAa :
nd sermon by the rector. All most Rev.' Msrtin Fereshetlan, minister. Per
.y invittd. The Y.P.S. meets ia vices sre held in the Women's Club build
arixh house at 7 p. m. : All young inr- Cottage and Center Sts. . Church
invited. The last of the choral school at 10 a. m, graded instruction,
.ng servicea will be held la the Devotidnal ; a. rvirea at 11 a. m. . A.
I st 7:30 with short sermon. Good Denton will occupy the pulpit ia the ab-
;y Heryice will be the three-hour do- I aence of Mr. Fereshetian who ia away to
n beginning -st ta noon ana enumg l tne triennial conferenre of the l- nitarian
T ni. All Christians who desire to I rhnrrhea hein- helii ia jUn r-arimi
e tne day are cordially invited to I Mrs. M. F. renhetian and the Unity chorua
, st any time aunng me inree nours i will sing "rslm 1J ranches-' by l aure,
( re;, re at any time. I Mra. W. A. Denton at the piano. On
Satnrdav evenmr the I'nitv club will be
, .VAAUUbJiia - I entertained at the home of 'Miss Rose
T Center and Liberty streets, j Huston, 269 8 23rd 8t.; all the youag peo
s C. Pohling. pastor. The new con- I pie of the church snd the Sunday school
ver nen masniriouslv. The see-1 are invited. un Wednesday and Thars
.1 occupy the pulpit at the morning Jdy Ir. William I. Lawrence of Boston,
A. t ..11 .i.r.inr. of the mem- I Mass- secretary of the religioua education
j e!irei. The subject for die-1 department of the American Unitarian
, i -TVt n of Palms" I association, will be with na. and on Sat-
'bter's ministry. The Biblejnrdsy and Sunday Carl Wtherell of Bos
i convene at 9:4 s. ra. with I ton and San Prancisco will visit Salem
ana address members and friends of the
Lnitanan church. On Thursday evening
at 7 the women a alliance will give a sup
per in honor of Ir. Lawrence in the
V omea s Club bnnding. with an address
I v th disUii juished guest later ia the
ia sree. The Christisn
,-v v. I B.et t at 6 p. m. with
- i-'(in .as l?dr. A
First Baptist Church
Liberty and Marion
Rev. Ernest II. Shanks
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A. M. Sermon "The March of the King."
Junior Story "Cherry Blossoms."
Anthem "Palm Branches."
P.M. Vespers Service at 4 o'clock.
Sermon "Palm Sunday Thoughts."
Pageant By the W. W. G. Girls.
S. S. Contest with McMinnville, 9 :45 A. M.
This Church is Cooperating in the Demarest Revival
First Christian Church
Center and High Streets,
J. J. EVANS, Minister.
All classes and departments meet at 9:45
"THE MINISTRY OF SUFFERING"
- will be the sermon topic at 11 o'clock:
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Revival Services at the Armory, 7:30
Great Program at Men's Class, Bligh Theater, 9?30
Each Man Bring a Man.
Largest
World's
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
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160 North Liberty St.
b 475 DEPARTMENTSTORES
SALEM, OREGON
Quality
Goods
Always
at Low
Prices
TjioufiC Our Store:
Have yoa Vuited our Store lately and profited by the everyday values? . Good quality merchanc2e d9
at lowest possible prices, which only the unexcelled purchasing power of our hundred of Storea can Frond
its customers every day in the year. Buy here! Note the savings 1
f at In tt'
Ymluea
1 Dozen Hair Nets
' Pcn-i-net Hair Nets.
. extra fine quality, dou
ble mesh, cap shape.
Buy these by the' dozen
at this low jrice.
Women's
Silk Hose
Kwanto Crepe
Gowns
New Muslin
Petticoats ......
Dainty dimity
Blouses
All wool serge
36-in. wide.;..
Boys Caps,
New Spring
Styles
Mens mercer
ized hose, -heavy
re-in-forced,
3 for..
Boys collar
attached Shirts .
98'
98
79' 98'
98'
79'
$1
98
Children's r7fi
Play Suits, VI U
sizes 1 to 8..- U t
Basco linen
finish table
Damask,
64-inch wide-
Men's Knit
Ties, 2 for.....
Men's Lisle
Thread Hose
4 for
Men's Muslin
Night Shirts-
Men's extra
size chambray
Shirts, slims,
stouts to 19..
98'
98'
$1
98'
Women's ,
Chamoisuede
Gloves
Women's
Nainsook
Gowns ...
98'
98
69
t I Nation
nJJ Wlde
True Blue" Blouse
for boys ; striped cham
, bray, solid blue or grey
chambray. black sateen
v and khaki twilL Full
I cut and well made. .
EDoMair
.99
"Dollar" came into existence by act of Concress, "April
2nd, 1792.
'Dollar" tnus has" witnessed a long, career of 132 ycrc,
and is still going strong.
'Dollar" at a good store always buys precisely cno
hundred cents- worth of reliable goods, no mere, co
less
'Dollar" value, like J. C. Penney Company value, ia a
Imown quantity and quality it is dependabls crA
. always worthy of credence.
"Dollar" today may not go as far as in ths day of Gccrco
Washington, whom, the story goes, threA ens acrcrs
the Potomac River at a point where it was a mils
. wide. Nevertheless, it b the came rcliabla deUar.
'Dollar" I has a purchasing power at ihis Store that is
keenly appreciated by the most shrewd buyers.
"Dollar" value here is never mis-measured ncr nib
represented in any way.
Lady-Lyke
Corsets
Men's Com
pass Work
Shirts ...r..
36-in. Percale,
light or dark,
5 yards for....
Men's Dress
Shirts with
Collars .
Men's leather
Work Gloves..
98'
98-
95'
98
98
Electric Curl
ing Irons .
Silver-plated
Ever-pointed
Pencils .....
Women's knit
Union Suits ...
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Women's
Petticoats,
black and '
colors ;
98
98
L-z: 3
69
98
hi m tin n
1 ftyf.
Value
Women's Hosiery
' Hose of good
quality with ribbed top.
Jilack and colors. All ,
sizes. Value youll
trreatly enjoy.
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Women's (T f
Apron X'i?C
Dresses . ej j
Men's Dress
Hose, black
brown, navy
gray, 8 prs
Men's Gloss
Silk Hose,
2 pr. for ..
L98
Boys' and
Girls' athletic
Union Suits,
2 for
98
Women's
Nainsook
Bloomers
2 for .
" - ' ; J .
L98
Leather faced
canvas gloves,
3 pair for
17-inch all
linen toweling
6 yards for
Silk or Cotton
Plisse Crepe
Bloomers
99
98'
98'
45-inch Penco
Tubing, 2 yds.
for .. .
Shadow check
worsted crepe,
36-in. wide,
yard .., ....
Cqtton Crash
Toweling, lin
en finish, .
654 yds. for....
Women's
Crepe Gowns,
fancy pat
terns Double Terry
Bath) Towels,
23x42, 2 for..
Penco Pillow
Cases, made
from tubing
45x36, 2 for:.
3S
f-$1
98c
98
98c
89c
98c
98c
Slim Jim Nar- YtV
Ties, 3 for..
row Knitted
Lady-Like
Brassiere
Corset ...
Misses Knit
Unions, tail
ored top, knee
length, 2 for..
Stifel play
Overalls for
Little Tots ....
Women's
Nainsook En- f")
velops, lace
trim -.. J
Men's Cheviot .
Work Shirts..
98
c.
Women's
Gloss Silk
Hose, filbert
or black .
Our Everyday Prices
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J. C. Penny Co. Values
ttloa
CfciHreaa Hcc
Ribbed Hsl
stockinrs
of good quality; black,
.white, cordovan; made
to wear; all sizes. Good
value.