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SUNDAY-MORNING; FEBRUARY 15, 1025 r - ' BAPTIST FIRST Corner LJbarty and Marion Streets, Rev. K. H. Shank, pastor. Bi bl school 9 :45. Ed. 8 hanks, anperin tendenU Classes for all axes. Morning worship 11. Prelude: Morninf Hyain J. . Howard. Anthem : ' From Thy Leva ata a father Gonnod. (From the "Re demption." Offertory: violin - aolov Meditation H. WieniawasU, Mil Helen Selig. , Vocal solo: The Voice in the Wilderness Scott.' Walter T. Jens a. Jnaior story? selected, Ir. M. D. Eubank. Sermon: Dr." M. D. Eubank. Medical Mis sionary to China.. Post lode March r J CntLbert Harris, a. x. P. U. :30 Groop lit leading. Evening worship 7:30.- Prelude: Blow Ye the Trumpet Ashford. Anthea: Tarry tWith Me Berwald. Offertory: violin solo, 8a late Ie Amour Elrar, Miss Helen' 8eiig. , Vocal solo : I com so Thee Roma. Delia Amsler. Sorsaoo : - Dr. ,-. Eabank. - Foot lade: God Be With Yoo-Ashford. Mis aionary Inititute sack afternoon at 4 tcloek. " Missionary lectures each even ing at -:7:SO. Tho institute will be coat dscted by Dr. M.D. En bank the return missionary. Everybody who ia interested in China, ia. cordially. Invited to attend these classes in the afternoon and the addresses in the evening. THE CUUBCH THAT WELCOMES STHAXOEES. CATHOUO " - ' - ' ST. JOSEPH'S Rev. J. B. Bnek. pas tor. Masses at 7 :30. 8 :30 and high mass 'and sermon by assistant pastor at 10:30. .The Knights of 'Columbus will receive communion ia a body at the 8:80 mass. This precedes the initiation of new can didates. ... Benediction follows last mass. A mission for non-Cstholies will be given commencing Sunday morning, Msreh 1st at the 10:3(1' masi , and eontiasing a week, to winch everyone Catboiie - and non-CathoHe are cordially invited. - It will bo preajeaed by tho Rev. Father Olsen, O. 1 and special music at the evening services will lend attraction to the mia ion. . First church Corner of Liberty and Cbemeketa streets.". Sunday morning ser vices at 11 o'clock, Sunday evening at 8. "X Wuslvfce f 6d fey V G ne w youth teiurus , Some of the -greatest results in 'modern,; medicine, Z come through ualng glaad. secretions.-. The Jiver is .the t largest most Important aland. . Ox grail is used to stimulate, it u no drags can do.. Countless people gain results -which, seem aazing in this new-day way. -:' . More Bile Needed The liver should supply a quart of bile, per daj. A torpid Jiver does not. Then comes indigestion, constipation.; , Bile .checks germ growth in the intestines.. When . 'it is -scant, germ . may : multiply and feed a stream of poisons to the blood. ' Heart and kidney troubles- are often traced to those poisons. Also hlgh.blo,od. pressure and prema ture old age. There are countless people who might gain Tnew health' if " that poison supply were stopped. t Sen What Ox Gall Does. : Try ox gall for a few days. The results; are ; prompt. 4 and : they may am axe you. Perhaps all you need Is, a stimulated liver. . If so, no drugs can do what ox -gall does.. But get real ox gaJL Do .not bet deceived. Ask- your druggist for Dioxol tablets... Each one. con tains ten drops of purified ox gall. : Remember that name Dioxol. Try it for your own 6ake. There are mutlitudes ' of people whom Dioxol .can help. To 'some the results are priceless. . Guaraatee: 'Anyone not satisfied ; with results from the first bos of Dioxol may return the empty box to the makers and receive his money back. Adv. " Iter. M. D. Eubank, M. D., returned medical missionary from , China will speak at both, morning and. evening services.. Great messages by a -great missionary told in a most fascinat ing manner. ' Each afternoon and evening during the week, from 4 to 5 and at 7:30. Dr. Eubank will lecture on China's Real Revolution. . The Church That Welcomes Strangers c:9inMMtMmMiMttMtMgve;:;3o IThr eeQ'elpck T,p&i y i FIRST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Medical Missionary to China . A great missionary message by a "great j, medical missionary "China's RealiKfeyelution" , .- . , .-. .. , 5 i .- ; .-. Inspirins, UpUftiiI Full of .11 aiuan .Interest, s Incident , and. Story : s FREE TO EVERYBODY Subject of lesson sermon "Soul." Sun day school at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room 209 Masonic Temple open very day except Sunday and holidays from 11:15 to 6:30 p. m. All are cordi ally invited to our services and to our reading room. j ., . CHBISTIAM FIRST Center and High Streets. J. J. Evaaa, , misiater; - Miso Vivian Whislwv assistant and musical "director; Miss Haiti MitebeK, missionary. Special musical' numbers in the evening" service will surprise and nlease. An echo sin will feature the general program and oth er numbers by the large chorus under tho direction of Miss Whisler will add greatly to service. - The , pastor will speak both morning and evening.. The. Bible school is well, aoove, the, aao. mark each. Sunday. Tho session opens at 8:45. Tho young people meet at 6:30 ia two groups. "How We Gst Our Bible" will be the subject f the pastor's- talk- to the men's class at the Bligh theater at 9:45. Men of cry class and condition are welcome. W try to make it a class for every man. CASTLE XT. B. CHURCH Bible acnool S :45 a. m. Please note change of time. Preaching 11 a. m. Sub iect ; 'Dorcas the Benefactress." YPCE 6:80 p. m. ' Senior, Intermediate and Juniors preaching 7 :80 p. m. Subject "Evangelism". To all these services yon are invited. Z. C." Mower. ; ' CHURCH OF CHRIST COURT STREET Corner 17th' St. B. L. Putnam, superintendent. Music fur nished - by. Mils' Turner's orchestra., A graded . school throughout. Do you at tend any school in the eityt If not wo invito you.- Junior Endeavor following communion service. Faith Gilmer, super intendent. The kiddies enjoy the meet ing. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon: "How to -Be s Successful Soul Winner " Every Christian ought to hear tbia ser mon. - The Volunteers -will-visit- shut-ins in afternoon. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Senior and ' Intermediate meet .at aama time. Let the younr people come and enjoy: the meetings.'' Evangnelistie service 7:30. , Sermon: "The Miraculous Birth of - Jesus. Don't forget Church Day every Thursday 2 to 9 p. m. i Anyone interested " is invited to enjoy this pro gram.: Ton will go away a better wan or woman. Friday evening Mrs. York'a class wilL give a program and shadow social at the church. "W'e extend ia hearty welcome to all to any. or all of these cervices. . COXaBEOATZOKAX. FIRST Liberty and Center street. W. C. Kantner, minister.- Sunday school at 10 i. m. Classes for all ages with com petent teachers. A place and -a welcome for you. ' -M. D. McCallister. superintend ent. Morning worship at 11 a. tn. Ser mon subject: "Orest Hearts." Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.' m.' Floyd Albin, leader. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Service of song, picture and brief address 3he pictures will be i the celebrated 'Lincola,r. pictures.' Toa will want to see them. Brief address: "Giving One'a Self to the Highest. Union service in this church at S p. m. Dr. Eubank s will be the speaker. Prayer meeting Thurs day 7 :30 p. tn. j ' " ' CENTRAL South 19th street.: . Harry W. Johnson, minister. Snndsy school snd morning worship at 19 a. m. Leader, Miss Veda Kors. Paper by- Miss Vera McCne. Short talk by the minister on "Health and ' Right Thinking." : Young peoples' -meeting at 6:30 p. m.'- Jesus' principles of living are discussed. Preach, ing service at 7:30 p. m. - Special music. Sermon en "The Marks of a Man." On Monday evening at the . First Congrega tional church. Dr.- Hinman will conduct the last of the series of discussions on "The Race Problem in America."' On Wednesday - afternoon -the - ladies ' of - tho First Conrrerational church will be the guests of the lsdies of Central church at a colonial tea to be held at .the .church parlors of the Central church. EPISCOPAL ST. PACL'S Church at Chemeketa. Rev, H.. Dr- Chambers, reator. 1 Holy Eu charist at 7:80.- Church school -at 9:45. Morning prsyer snd sermon at 11 a. m. Vested chofr. TPF at t p. m.' The fifth lecture in the course wilt be given by the Rector on Monday evening in- the chapel at . 7 ;-5. St. Paul s r ex leads a hearty welcome to all. j - :", EVAJIOELICAI, FIRST C. d Poling, minister. Regu lar . services Sunday the 15th of Febru ary. - Bev, E. O. Hernshueh will fill tho pulpit at 11 a. m. The pastor preaches in Monmouth at that time. In the eve ning the pastor , wUl preach a usual. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Church school at 9:45 a. ra. J. F' Ul rich in charge of school. Junior Endeavor at 11 a. m and Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. A full attendance is desired at all the services. A hearty t welcome to all who corns. - ,..;:;. i ! CHEMEKETA F. W. 1 Launer, pastor. Sermon at 11 a. m. Subject "Loyal to FIRST ! BAPTIST- GHURGH Liberty and Marion Rev. Ernest H. Shanks i ; - Christ." 'Sermon at, 7:30. "The Christ of Today." Sunday school at. 10 a. tn. O. R. Sdrsasbsugli will lead Mrs. F. W. Lauaer and Miss Lorenzo Com basso have charge of tho primary and infant depart ments of tho school. . Wiiaea Launer and Mrs. E. Kurts teach the Boys atfoV Girl. All are' welcome to onr school. Evan gelical league at 6 :30, Clyde ; Strsus bangh will -have hcarsn. Sermon il Au burn at .Z p. m. Monthly meeting of the yoang people Wednesday eventns; at the home of O. B. Strausbaugh 1030 Broad way. ' , . ;J TRIESTD8 V' IIIGHIVSD Corner Highland avenue and Canreh- street. Edgar P. Sims, pas tor. Bible school Sunday at 10 a. . m. Walter Stanton, superintendent. Classes for all ares. Meeting for worship at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. ra. Preaching at 7 :3Q. p. m. . Florence .Era sier Snow will bring the message at the evening service. Monday at 7:30 p. mi is the Bible Prophesy class. We finish the first series of 20 lessons this week and begin., another series- of 20 leswns. Thursdsy at 7:30 p. ro. Mid-week prayer meeting. ' Friday ' afternoon at 2:S0 will bo the Quarterly meeting of Ministry and Oversight of Salem Quarterly meeting, and all. day ..Saturday; tha regular Quarterly meeting. Come to these services as you feel free to do so. We welcome youl " SOUTH. SALEM Corner of. Commer cial and Washington streets.' Snnday school at 10 a. m. Dr. Carl E. Miller, superintendent. Morning worship at . 11 a. m. Carl F. and Minnie . G. Miller, pas tors. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening worship st 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer, meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. x LUTUEBAW.- CKR.IST EVANOEi,ICAL State and Eighteenth streets. G. Koehler. pastor. Sunday- school at 9:30 a. m. Divine ser vice with sermon in Germsn at 10:30 a. m.l subject: "IS Tithing Obligatory in the New Covenant! The Luther learue meets at 6:30 v. m. ' Topic: "A Striking Incident in the Life of Christ." Evening service - in English at 7:30 p. m. The pastor will speak on the subject: "Where Did Jesus Get His ' Doctrine From? "7 Bfbls study on 'Thursday as 7:30 p. m. Biblo school on Saturday from 9 .to 13 a. m., A cordial invitation. ; METHODIST EPISCOPAL JASON LEE. MEMORIAL Corner of North Winter and Jefferson streets. ' Take the North Commercial street ear to Jeffer son avenue. Thomas Acbeson, pastor. Le roy 'Walker, assistant, in 'charge of the Junior church. Strangers are always wel come to the services of this church, and are ' greeted personally and made to feel at home. School of Religious Instruction, opens at 9:45 a. tn.. with classes for all ages. - Harry Carpenter is superintend--ent. " The school is wide awake and ag-' s-ressive. Service of public. worship at II ' a. m.' Theme: "The- Alf-Suff iciency of God for the -Sorrowing" the, first in; a series on the sll-sufficiency of God. Pastor In charge.' At the same hour Rev. Walker preaches, to the Junior church downstairs. The young peoples' meeting, is full of interest. At 6:30 p. m. the Wesley and Epworth Ipagues meet in sep arate . rooms downstairs for , devotional meetings. Young people are cordially In vited to attend.- Service of praise and worship at 7 :30 p. to.. . This is community hour with a splendid 'opportunity for good ' fellowship and worship. Theme! ."Cain's Marriage. Has it a Modern Message f" by' the pastor." The second in.' a series on debated scriptures. You are invited to bring- your friends and neighbors' with you to any 'or all of the' services of the day. Special music, will be furnished br the choir at ' the morning and evening honr." ' Mid-week . devotional meeting of both jnnior and senior churches on Thurs day evening 7:15 p. m, - . FrR8T-"-Corier State and Chnrch St. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, minister. Thi will be the last Sunday In. the present pastor ate, and the publie is cordially invited 'tn attend the services. At the 11 o'clock service, Kev. Blame E. Kirkpatnc . win speak ' on the subject: ''What -I i Have Preached and Why." At the evening ser vice at 7:30. his subject will be: "Abdundine Grace for the Tasks Ahead. The ehorue- choir of 50 voices will sing at both of these services, with Prof. E. W. Hobaoa directing, snd Prof.. -T. 8. -Robs erts at the orean. Other services of the day will be as follows: Class meet- la 9:15 s .m. Sunday school .9:45 m. H. F. Shanks, snperintendent. Meet ing of the cabinet of the First Chapter worth leasrue at o o. m. at tne parson age. Meeting of the three chspters of tne- tpvono league at o:ov. j ah joum people invited.' . LESLIE CHtTRCH South Commercial and Myers streets. H. F. Pemberton. nastor. You are cordially invited to at tend the fallowing services of this church. Snndsy school meets at 9:45 a. m. E. A, Rhoten. superintendent. Bible study, un der 'competent teachers.' and the shaping of Christian Character make the work of this- school of high order. Intermediate Epworth learue in Leslie Hall at- 6:30 Junior and Senior high school students make this hour interesting and inspiring. Leslie Epworth league in the church a-i 6:30. Young people with ideals worth while find this an sour ot pro: it ana en couragement. 'Morning worship at 11- Fermon subject; "The Great Supper Evening meeting at, 7:30.' Subject: "I Will Give Him the Crown of Life.". Ser vices will be in the newly renovated audi torium.- You will find a cordial welcome and good fellowship in this church. Happy sinzicr. mristian rreetinirs. eiceuent mn sic and plain Gospel preaching make the services inspiring and worth , while.' Come with ns. Mk this your church. Strang era and visitors welcome. PRESBYTERIAN ' FIRST On Church street between Chemeketa and Center streets. Ward Willis-Long, minister. 9:30 s. m. Sunday school. Mr. H. E. Barrett, superintendent. Our Sunday school is progressing most sstiafactorily in both interest and. num bers. Our slogan is "Five Hundred by Easter," and we are on the way. 11:00 s. m.. morning worship. Sermon: ."The Constitution of the Kingdom. V Concern ing the Status of the . Heart." This is the fifth in tie sermon oa the Mount se ries by the minister. The choir will sing "Like As a Hart," (Fisher.) Organ numbers: "Meditation" . (Lemaigre); "Offertory." (Hoffmsn); and "Post lude," (Goo nod.) 3:00 p. m. Junior so ciety. 6:30 p. m. Intermediate and Sen ior societies. 7:30 p. m. popular evening service. Pophlsr Tfaestions discussed by the minister: "Whst Was the Recent Na tional Motion Picture conference in Wash ington About f Does the Industry Veed Regulation f" Sermon: "Temptations of Jesus II Where Aagels Fear to Tread.'. Br tne minister.: Special music by the choir and also by the male quartette of the Mens Bible class..: Mondsy 7:40 p. n., Snndsy School Teachers and Work ers' conference, at the church. UNITARIAN Cottaze and Chemeketa 'streets. Rev; Msrtia Fereshetiaa, minister. Church school at 10 a.-m. Graded instruction! Mr. Miles B. McKey superintendent. Class lor adults conducted' by the minister In the critics! study of the literature of the new Testament. All are invited to come and take part in the discussion. Devo1 tional services at 11:00 a. m. The Young People a organisation will have full eharge of the services including the preaching of tho sermon. Orran prelude, offertory and postludo by the organist of the church Mrs. w . a. ueuion. Announcements oi hymns and prayer. Miss Florence Hinklel scripture resding by Miss Msrjorie Tsy lor; solo before the sermon Miss Fran' eea Has-ton. The services will bo con ducted by Miss Rose Huston and the ser mon will be preached by Mn Gerald Ku- bin, bis topie being "Religion for Youn People.' ,' ' ; " s UNITED BRETHREN FIRST Corner 12th and Mission Sts. Sunday school 10 a. ra. We have effici ent teachers and classes for alt ages. W, W. Wells, superintendent. Preaching 11 a. au Subject. "A Marvellous Thing.', Text, John 9:30. Evening service. Chris- ; . X.-. a. on . iC3.:i.j T t stances of the Friendliness of - Jesus." 1 Leader. Amos Wells. The young people are especially invited to this service; ' enaitfyw va ; A III ll lll I Preachinr 7:30. Subject, "Eternal Mem ory ' Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:30. 'Mrs. Calvin Hiday, class leader. You are invited to attend any or all of these services.. - x ou - will receive a hearty welcome, and bo made to feel at home. Come and bring "your children, or send them. They will he well cared lor. C. vW...TibbeV pastor.; r ;- ' - ' ADVENTIST : : ' SEVENTH DAY Corner of Fifth and Gaines. Norths Salem. N. C Erntson, oas tor. ' Sabbath school at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30 . m. Young People's meeting at 4:30 p. m. Prayer 'meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Visitors are weleomo to anv or all of these meetings. The next Sunday nigh lecture will be given Sunday the 22nd of February. Sub ject, i "Tho United States ia Prophesy, Will the Romsa Catholic Church Gain the Power .in America t" Only a . few more leptnreii tn- be riven and you -will not want - to miss this onev- Because of the Kahksth. rhiuil institute beinz held in tho church beginning Friday night and closing Eundsr aiftht. there will OS mo lecture this Sunday. 5 t CHRISTIAN .AND MISSIONARY Tab ernacle Ferry street. - Evangelist Freder ick J. Betts is continuing services through out tne wee, every snemoon ana tumuj except 3lo nosy, s p. m. ana t v. u tv... - in. A 1V 'Louie the Wenatchee Indian, i The past week crowds have taxed the capacity oi.i 'm- iTml occasions au V ' - ' l- . . . i , - . ... - . . 1. itmIi st Betts is an unique . heralder of the old tim. .-wnantti Cnmm ftnjl -'hear and ' see. ulir afternoon service " 8 P. m. The , ir.ilin ml Friday Pastors H. E. Caswell and Mrs. Caswell. 173 S. Cottage. Phone 13-J. ' .. ; , . . (V ' . - . . . , I CHURCH OF GOD 5 1346 N. Church street, ii J. Gillespi ... r- A .ni.un.T t.ftr-li and .1 all grades, of classes in the Sunday school. whtca oegins. promptly '"- . s T; 11 . m Rnbleet "Th Christ of Clethsemane." Services at the penitentiary 2:80 p. m. Young People - J tMtimnnT an servif-fs v uw - t preaching service 7:30. . Regular weekly prayer -service weanesaav nKU"! J Mrs. F. N. Hutchins. leader. . M ' 1.'- I. B. S.A. ' ' ' V Rihle Students Asoscia tion. Meetings are held every Sunday ia Tv..tv lmiMinr corner Court' and High streets. Bible study 10 to 13 a. m. Esek- iel's Temple study .3 p. m. A .coraiai in vitation is extended to Bible, students to meet with us. "5 METHODIST' ' rrvTPU'STREF.T -A.i F. HilmeTj. pas tor. Church at corner-. Thirteenth and Center atreets. .Parsonage at-oo onn Winter steet."' Sunday-school convonea at. 10 OClocK under leaaenmip w Gralapp with classes for all ages in Ger- i-n.tuk . Tho breeehinsT service .t 11 o'clock: Rev. J. W. Beckley.will v -: . v.A niann tn nlacA of the district .nnerintendont. Holy-Communion will be celegrated in , connection witte this ser .1,. ; in the evening St 7 o clock the Epworth league will continue the Mission , Twi. -m the. elosinc chapter of this series.. You are coruiany invneo tuwj. - .-' - . . , . . . . . n il At these services. The morning ser vices are in 'German, tne eveuuis; are all English. MARKET' STREET FREE Comer of N. Winter and Market streets, ivev, Mor timer C. Clsrs-e. psstor. Bunoay "cnuui at 9:43 Dr. Frank 8. Schnts superintend- r-i.... f.r all aisea and axes, man- n-d by consecrated teachers who believe the HM.le trt be . God's, inspire! wora. Ts-orhinc hours at 11 and 7:45. Class meing st :12 :15, led by Mrs. Ida M Garrett. Young people s metung m M.rtha Jaooet leader.- - Prsyer and praise service at- 7:30. Cottage prayer meotinr at i the home . of Mrs. Caroline .laclrftnn On I46 N. Winter street at 2:00 o'clock on Wednesdays. Church prayer meetine Thursday at 7:30. Mrs. Clara Coo'ey, leading. In the absence of the pnstor. who iia in eastern Oregon in re vival meetings the pulpit will be supplied on Snnday by Rev. Herbert Smith, lately from Michigan. He will preach both mora ine .nd evening: All will be welcomed at each service and you will enjoy the splen did epiritual atmosphere 1 of this church. ' ; swaVTiTV AVIAN Fifteenth and Mil! T.--;Lr n.tilin- nastor. Sunday school 10 a. mj Guist Anderson, superintendent. Morning worship in Swedish at 11 a. m. Epworth league 7:15 p. m. The ning service willi be conducted by Rev. IL C. KuykendalL. student at Kimban, college. A business .meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m: Thursday at 7:30, prayer meeting. You are all cordially in vuea to our services. MISSION GLAD TIDISGS 343 Court street. C -8. Johnson; pSstor. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Service st 3 and 7:30 p. m. Meetings Tuesdsy. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. Tho spirit of God i. with mm and blessinr our meetinrs. we contend esrnestly for "the faith once de livered unto, the Saints." We pray for the sick. ; God iheals. Everybody mviieo ! KAZAREVE " Th revival meetings in the .Nszarene church. Nineteenth and Marion streets, are growing In interest nightly, and Sun day is- expected to be one of the greatest days of the evangelistic meetings. rs. De Lance Wallace. Seattle' evangelist, ia eadearinr herself to the people. She is a nreache'r of unusual ability, sad a sue cesaful evangelist. Seekers aro coming to the altar. Thera will be three services oa Sunday 11 a. m.. preaching by the evangelist. 8 p. m. Divine Healing meet ings 7:30 preaching by tho evangelist. 9:45 -a. m.j Sunday school.. 6:30 p. m. Young People's meeting. The evangelistic meetings will continue every night next week except Saturday night at 7:80. Don't fail to bear the evangelist. C. H. Hopkms. pastor. - - ? - j i 3 I REFORMED BETHANY Comer of Capitol and Mar ion streets. j Sunday school 1Q a. tn., and German preaching service- 11 a. m. No evening service. M. Denny, minister. f i 8FrRXTUAXJST FIRST Meeting at McCoraack hall, Sunday evening, February 15th, at 7:30 p. m. F. W. Parker, speaker.- Missionary Institute to Be Held Here This; Week The Missionary Institute to ,be held in the First Baptist . church next week . will -be of general in terest tto all churches. It is not a denominational effort, although backed by the Baptist church., the pastors and members of .- other churches are cooperating.; Rev. M. D. Eubank, M.D., is a returned medical , missionary from China where he has been for 25 years In the very heart of the most ac- Dr.. HUMPHREYS' isfiww jeiMiwMtrf m a tire missionary, propaganda. He knows the 'successes and the fail ures and speaks of them' without reserve.-: His Btory ,is a I thrilling one," full- of - human interest .and effectively;; told. Each afternoon Dr. Eubank will take one hour, from .4 to 5 - to present the mis sion study . ibook, "China's Real ReTolution," by Paul Hutchinson, a Presbyterian missionary ' writer. Each evening Dr. Eubank will give a popular address on some phase of missionary work . in foreign lands" His subjects for the eve ning: meetings at the First Bapt ist ehurch -will be; ; : Monday: Foreign Missionary enterprises. ! . t, . Tuesday:, Christ 'and His-Kingdom In China. .' Have.we succeed ed? V ; J" ' -.'Wednesday: ' Women in Non Christian religions, versus, Non tlan religion.; ' ' Thursday: 'Outstanding Oppor tunities and successes. v Friday: Racial Antipathy Its; cause and its cure. ' ' ' ' ,,,-.)-- ..... .j .. ; i ! j i!- jT - ; 1 , ....... . .. j "" i : WORLD'S f LARGEST CHAIN, ; D.EPARTJUENT STORE ORGANIZATION important It ia n c iuscs puauH "Msn It Judtgctl By tho- Ccuzpszajf The moral of Ao'i fabla ; ii . to ,. b careful aboat , one' j associates. Thin . applies - with ; equal emphasis : to one's anopV ping plce. : j When we,dedsie sjqpoli a store as beia wonr otr patronage, w - we jo mow t&ax tAe paar behiad it It worthy; that it cite is alway e repre sented and of dependabJoi ' quality; that ntU; taW-? people are iniea ttd.ws men of , iateliireace ao4T tbility. wha.will be helpr ful aad courteoua. Put u to that tert! A Nevy Wayerly, Seme dasa! 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Here it Is I r lt jhas rahie throuffh and thrw That means fabric, tyiv txDerinx. fnUh of . excel- lesce. p . : ' V riiry eatdi ef TwCi. ia patterns &t , f&Mrimerir. U .Devsltjteat aae hates ; two pair kBickcra;!aiad te ear owa axactisc eeiiieatfaafc Sixes . S . tm it vin cmarKaaic vaiaes I CU at WrOio 513.73 rmcjry Revival jiili -Start Sunday AfternoiQri at 2:30 Sunday afternoon 1 fits' ' 2 : 30 a very special ; service wiQ ! be" held. ec the close of -which rhe sacra ment t the Lord's supper will be ohservW; after wh M Ithe sick win be. prayed j for. 1 Ak.t 7:30 p. m Mr.! Peterson, wf U ;rJi etch on the important ; subject, "The - End Tip.. ; , J . .I-U- jCommencing with tqday night and every night nek t neek rex cept, Monday rthe. i subject -,, of prDphecy will be stud ied I and un- fojded from thej Worjij f God, by tne niuminayon or tni 1 j tloiy Spirit wijLhont bias toward r j prejudice against any sectariai . flews or private interpretation. From now onj these mornings " ill ' develop more the form r a sdiobl as tan tern slide charts will b el used and a complete bible stuc y poursej be gifen so that with Mtie aid! of these charts an4..1ecti res! you can acquire within a few nqnths first ihakd working kntwitMe -of the Street, Salem, Ore. -. 1 . tail 1. 1 tkait cnly the trcmesi&iTU bvrrms (er our hcatJre" I i-111 foi- Sp&) yrhy these Suits J for vith the mental ait?i tim ape3l8 sijit! and, of course, JJ . Pennex Patterns that -1 H Men Cie of Wis New. i f t- if Kote the, novel iray,of brown ; these distinctive Half j rubber hetj. Single The price is r emafkably Ne apringi Cap IS. . jForIiWe Dots New aai0r models in one- P c c and eieht-iauarter hapea.; j 4;t r,"t T' ! "I . I . r - -. Finely tailored fa Raided citlimirn i 1 d smart -rouths. Fall silk mc lined, real : leatheje t aii MpnA breakable vitors. jfiiiar valua ! f 1 i t v 1 j 1 1 1 1 ' n m at4 w :t -a . 1 entire Bible -from .Genesis to Revelation. Opportunity will alao be given to ctk 4 questions. No church doctrines or hobbies will be taught, so you who are inter ested. In the study of God's Word In view of the present world crisis should bring your pencil and note book from the. very beginning and take advantage ot 'this most un usual opportunity. Use CCC HAM'S PILLS for the relief of -Biliousness. .Torpid Liver, Sick Stomach and for moving tie Bowels. Helps dear the skin. Cmmtmtmm 00 CacMsW . Bur fraoa roar dmfgistw 95c and 50c the bos. u n RELIABLE QUALITY, GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES thai areextrMtV ' ' 1 1925 u fill Wa.y i ii a 1 at m -m m sv mm mm . - m i ii.i s m i w s . s . j i'. a . Stnkrt Oxfords Popular. Stilts. stitching .- (S-- oxford. v),J sole welt. A V . low i t : QzJJlil s SpriniJ; fu'arhtlon Hatsffcr flea When you sea The Ham mer" yoo will let us be your hatter " Good .style,, mate rials and trimming. " Silk 'bands and hind;ns:s; atf- trimmed: sand, pearl, sjreystoae.. 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