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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE2I, OREGON SUNDAY MOBNING, APRIL 12, 1925 tr;iHMpfe' Beautiful Children of EEmpresa Zita Wlt Hare ervice p. la. oong ana praacn- . c rf .a - TL ' -CJt: . . . - TT T ing service 7:30. Singing class Wed- OUUeM"fca ItltOiy HarOSmpS ITL ohort LlVeS in xii8- ..m . a - e . .a a va . . service begins premptly at 7:30. s 5 it i BAPTIST FIRST -Corrrrr Liberty and Marlon streets. Rev. K. H. Shanks, pastor. Bible school 9:45. K1 Schunke. Biipt. We have: graded classes ; for all ages. . Everybody welcome, i MornlnK : wor ship 1 1. Prelude : "Christ, the Lord is Risen." Aahford. ! i Solo t "'Sbt'Pp and Lambs'V Homer Mrslii Jean , Pearcy. Offertory, selected. Miss s Helen beng. Uaptiam. IHiet : "The; Wondrous CrosM." Heyser, Mrs. i Pearcy and Mr. W. T. Jenks. Sermon : s TUW same Jesus."! I Benediction: ; Postlude: "On J Wings ! f . Song." Mendelssohn. - The vesper t service will , take the place of the evening : worships and 'will be held at 4 :3. . -The Holy CUV Ojtul, wU be. sung by the. choir. -t Part i' Con templation, violin, piano, organ- Cho rus, "No Stiadows ..Yonder.' Fred k. Broer. I : Trio : i "At Eventide It Shall Be Light." Mrs. K. 114 Shanks, Hilda Amsler; Ruth Swart. Chorus: "Thfy That Sow in Tars. Solo : "Eye Hath Not S.-en." ,! Mrs. ! Shanks. Chorus: "I'or "The?. O Dear, pear Country," Cliorus; "Thine Is The I Kingdom." Of fertory. ' Part II. IntermeMo; "Ador ation," piano, organ, violin. Solo: "A New Heaven and a New Earth," Mr. R D. Barton. Quartet-chorus: "Let i Solo "TO the Jenks. Solo: Delia ' Amslpr senior and Intermediate Christian En deavor 6:J0. The evening service Will close our pre-Eaater Silen Evangelical Crusade, f The Church day program will be resumed on Thursday as usual. The new memebrs are urged to at tend this church schooL A hearty welcome id extended everyone to spend the Liuraa j-ay wiin us. f CATHOLIC ST. JOSEPH'S Rer. J. R. Buck. pastor. Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30. At the 10:39 mass. Sacred Heart choir will sing' special Easter muMio and! at the 10 :3 high mass' there will be very special music by the regular choir and a- sermon by the pastor. Everyone is cordially wel come. i the Heavens Reloice.i Lord Our God,' i. Mr, I "nome. Ye ; Blessed." Chorus: 'The i Fining ; pet ; is tor bti ver, the Furnaces For Gold." . ; Solo : "Those Are They," Mm; I Pearcy. TUet: . 'They "Shall Hunger no; More," Gladys ' Stevenson,1 Hilda ; Amsler. "Ladies chorus : "List The Cherubic Host.". Solo : -"And I Heard, the Voice f the Harpers," Mr. Barton. v Ladies' chor us; with obligatoa, Mrs. Pearcy, Mr. Barton. I Chorus: "Great and -Marvelous Are Thy1 Works.; Benediction. The ' B.Y.P.U. will serve" refreshments to all who wish to stay to the. young people's meeting at ,6:30. j - CHURCH OF. CHRIST: COURT i STREET Corner Court and North Seventeenth! ; streets, R. - L. Iutnam, intnister; 1 Bible chool 9 :45 a. mi,lCrls !JjiKowit3t, 8iipt. Special music .. 'famished by Miss' Turner's or c hestra.-1 ; This is the: One ,Mg day of the yair.lf Our aim - Is 600- in, Bible ihool. We Invite you to' be one of the uo ttaer nt S :45 a,-m. - We begin this Annual. Resurrection Day , with a : sdn-rise prayer; service at 6:30". Break fast at the church for hose that 'at tend. Autos wilt be sent " for those ' , pwlio have no way to com to the morn- For aptos phone 14 2 5-J, and 2038-J m Sunday, j It is to be a day of worship, Christian fellowship and soul winning. Special music, solos, sermons, pageant, exercises, etc, I Sermon a.; m. "The. J f signiilcance ot easier, r p. ra. nou- ,lng Away Stones.; The baptismal ser- f V ' vice will i be in - the evening. ' , Both IiMIUIi'''' ' 1 kempt mi hanmat, aai vinj than ; Thmy taught at All I Knear); ! Their lunn are WHAT mad WHT and WHEN, - . mnd HOW and WHERE and WHO" Elf WHATwti tha Declaration of London! ! WHY does th date for Baster vary t'c 3 WHEN was tha araat oyraaild of K 2heopa built ? r HOW can you distinguish malarial -. mosquito t ' ; i ;; WHSB8 is Canberra t ; Zeebrngga t WHO was tha Millboy of t h Slaabaa t Arm tbaaa "ai men" aarrrag too t Oiva them an opportuoity by placing ;'vVosl!H Ita7 LniRiiATibnKt DicnoriAny In your Jioma, School, odcd, clab, library. This"Sufetne Authority" in alt knowledge offers ser-TKraT' V worthy. ; Answers all lands of ques ) tions. A century of developing. enlarging, anil pert acting tinder ex acting care and highest scholarship Insures accuracy, cotnpletenesa, compactness, authority. i i WH for a raapla-pae of tha Afr Ward. aaceimau ef Berular sod India Paper, alao booklet ' You ara taa Jury," pricea, att. Ta thoae naraina this pabUcaoa r mM Modrat eat af Pocset Mapa., IS i . ' CaVCMERRIAM CO. Sprinsfiali. Maaa, U.S. A. Eat. iSJt CHRISTIAN " ITRST Center", and Hlglr streets. J, EvanS, minijfter;- Miss Vivian Whis- ler. church hssistant v Miss Hattle Mit chell, missionary. The young people will open our, Easter aervfee with a sunrise prayer ' service and . breakfast. The-Bible school- at $ :45 will make much of the -day -with an offering for retired ministers and by decisions for the Christ lain life.. Miss Trlsta Wen ger ; will bring the day's message in song., At the evening tiour a sacred cantata, "Gethsemane to Calvary." will be given' by the chelr and special soloists under the direction - of Miss Whislef. Hie' following outline is suggestive- of ai rich prbgJ-am. -' ' Organ Prelude. Invocation1. . , . Miss Vivian G. Whisler, director.' Mf. Karl IWenger, organist. Soloists: Mrs. George Cherrington, soprano ; Miss Grace Fawk, contralto : Mr. H. B. Glalsyer, tenor ; Mr. IL M. Mead, bass. ; ' : 1 Pai T Gethsemane i : Introduction U'.ii... .1 Instrumental Go To Darld Getlwemane .. Chortis Then Jesus Catne Bass Recitative Ti9 ! Midnigljt ... . ... Cliorus Then Came Judas .... Tenor Recitative Then They, Took Him Away- i. Contralto Recitative O Lord of All .... Contralto Solo He Was .Despised Quartet and Chorus And Pilate Said Tenor Recitative Crucify Him! - Chorus i Part II Crucifixion March to Calvary ...i.lnstrumental Then They Put on Him . Chorus O Sacred Head .. Chorus and Solo And Jesus When He Had Died . -j .... .j... Bass Recitative O Come and I Morn ....Chorus and. Solos And Behold the Veil was Rent. " -i .--...J .. Bass Recitative Truly This Was the Son of God .1 ....i... ; Jl.. Chorus And the First Day of ; the Week..- 'U . . j - - Contralto Recitative Tour Lord Is Risen W-s. Soprano Solo Ho Is Risen! -.1...-. Chorus The Head . Once Crowned With Thorns ---.' Quartet and ,Tetior Solo In the Crosa of Christ I Glory, Chorus Benediction. ; j J 5 ,v- . I CHRISTIAN' SCIENCE FIRST CHjURCH Corner, of Liberty and ChemeketastreetsV.Sunday morn ing services, a It "O'clock, 'Sunday eve ning at 8. Subject of ' lesson sermon "Are ; Sin, DfseaBe and h?ath Real?" Two j Sunday school sessions, one at 9:39 a. m. and one at 11 a. m. Wed nesday evening testimowial mefhig at 8 o'clock. - Reading room 209 Masonic Temple, open every day except holi days and Sundays from 11:15 -to 5:39 p. m.;-JAll are cordially invited to our services and j to our aerding room. I CONGREGATIONAL FIRST Liberty and Centet street W c. Kantner, minister. At 10 a, m. Sunday school with . Easter program by members j ot the school. Parents and friends are specially Invited. M. D. McCalllster, superintendentr;Morn- Ing worship at 11 a. m. This will be art Easter- service, with Easter music and message. Christian - Endeavor -at 6 :30 'p. m.. Miss Constance aRntner, leader. At 7 :30 an Easter cantata by a double quartet. This will be some thing superior. See program. You friends :; ' wwjavw a Wa-aK. n . - - mvnuAMJ vorner Higniand av enue and Church streets. Edgar! P. Sims, pastor. Sunday services: Bible school at 10 a. m.; Walter Stanton, supt. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. , Young peoples' Christian (En deavor at . 6 i :30 p. m. This will) be the last day of our special meetings with Rev. Paul B. Lindley of L'rbana, Ohio, as evangelist. Come and eifcjoy these closing services. There wiHj be an adjourned session of the monthly meetings Wednesday evening at 3:30 clock. a 4 "-r EPISCOPAL ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Rev. Ifi D. Chambers, rector, t Easter Day. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and 8:30 a. mi in the church (not chapel)." The chiirch school will meet at 9:45 as usual and the on m. by every scltolar is reminded to bring mile boxes as we have to reporti our quota, t The service at 11 a. will be the Eucharist with music the vested choir with atonal and recessional. ' meets at 7 p. m. in the parish house. grand proces The T. PJ St. Paul's extends to worship. welcome to ' 'f: .;.y.- :: 1 all will want to Thursday, at heat1 It. Prayer meeting T:30 p. m. i CHCRCH OF GOD .1346 North! Church street. J. J. Gil lespie, . pastor. Mrs, Walter Barkers is superintendent of the Sunday school which beglnsr promptly at 10 a. hi. The lessons i for . the fiuarter are good ton the establishment and the doctrines of the "Bible chiirch. 'Come and study them with-usj Easter program by the mm no .-. i - ;; : '; -i; i' -!'. . . . - ' -. " . ' aay .Never i Before has our Used Car Department covered such a large number of models Nor 'never have their values been so striking to the ; Buyer." N ' ;. - ''''.' "j ;..''; : :. 14:sge! Eimhs; . ''1:;'l-'.;i: i f:! .; Tl I " 1 ' ' ; : '' : ' Ranging in price from 100 to 2000 dollars If it's a Used Buick you are looking for We have., . it at the right price. UU KJlikJUmT Ota. From; $75 to $8QQ You will bi surprised at the price and values Bnlcli' Distributor SS3N.Cctr.r.:rc!ilCt. r -i - . . o -- EVANGELICAL Seventeenth and Chemeketa streets. F. W. Launer, pastor. Sermon 11 m.. subject "Tlie Risen ! Lord." Spe cial music at these services. There will be a program rendered at 7:30. The Sunday school will be under the leadership of O. R. Strausbaugh, pro gram among the junior departments. Evangelical League at 6 :30, Mrs. Ruth" Grimes, leader. Prayer services Thursday evening.. . LUTHERAN ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 16ih nd A streets. H. ,W. Gross, pa star. Services Sunday. Easter Sunday Holy Communion at 10:30 a. m. Preparatory at 10. Next. Wednesday evening con ference services at 7 :30 o'clock p. th. German. Holy communion, prepara tory at t. We extend a hearty wel come to all visitors and strangers. METHODIST SCANDINAVIAN 15th i and M01 streets. Patrick Danlin.' pastor. Sun day school 10 a. m Gust, Anderson, superintendent. Morning . worship in English at 11 a. m. Epworth league 30 p. ra. Children's ; Easter pro- gram at 7 :30 p. m. ; Ladies' Ad monthly meeting will be held on Tues day 2 p. m. at the home of Mr. Charles Anderson, Salem Height. Thursday at 7 :30 p. m. prayer meed ing. L Ladies Aid will have a sale Sat urday, the 18th in the p. "P. ticket ofi- fice on Liberty Ft. ; ! tflwurinTefii ; ' MARKET 8TKECT FREK Corner of N. Winter and Market streets. ReV. Mortimer C. Clarke, pastor. Sunday school at 9 :4S. Dr. . Frank S. Schut, superintendent. Classes for all sizes and ages. ' Preaching hours at 11 and 45. Class meeting at 12:15 led by Mrs. Ida Garrett. Toung peoples meeting at : 30, Miss Martha Jaquei, leader. Peoples meeting at 7 :30, Woi men's Missionary society meets' next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Minnie Marchand, 1405 N. Summer street ajt 2; p. m. Cottage forayer meeting ajt the home of Mrs. Caroline Jackson, 463 N. Winter street each Wednes day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Church prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 :3d. This is Easter Sunday and the services this church will be marked by sim plicity and spirituality. There win bj special singing at both services be sides good hearted congregational singl ing of good old hymns suitable to, thfe day. The pastor preaches in th morning on the subject, "The One Great Proof in Every Real Christian's Heart of the ' Resurrection. ;- In the evening there will be an Easter evei nlng sermon on . "From Sorrow Into Gladness." . All are welcome to thes service artd you will enjoy the splenj- did spiritual atmosphere of this church. ..1 ' .'i Above Is a recent photograph of the sons and daughters of ex-Empress Zita of Austria. Thesa eight children of the late King Charles hav.'seen many hardships. living first In exile with their father ant since his death having been buf feted along! the Mays of charity. these, meetings throughout the day, and fittingly recall the events of the first Easter Day You will" enjoy, the fine fellowship and cordial reception await ing you. We invite you to make' this your home church. There will be -reception - of members at the morning service. Strangers and visitors - es pecially welcome. There will " be an Easter sunrise prayer meeting at 5 :30 to which everyone is invited. Begin the day in prayer and song. Tou will be. glad you made' the effort and will find the day more profitable. Come with " us' for the,'' day. Invite : your friends to come also. METHODIST "i 1 , ' ' CENTER' STREET A, "F. " SHImer, pastor. "" Church at . Thirteenth and Center Streets. Parsonage 684 North WrInter street. Baster- Sunday services as follows : j. Morning Watch service at 9 o'clock in charge of the-Epworttt league. At j lO o'clock the Sundat !1kk1 convenes for Its regular session with classes in German and English. At ,11 o'clock the morning - Easter ser vice in German. At 7 in the evening the Epworth league meeting in.' the. English language followed by the English evening service. The morning topic will be i "Christ Arose, Now Lives and Intercedes for Us." In the even ing : "Christ ! Victorious In Our Lives.". Vou ' are cordially invited to " these meetings.' : ' MISSION ' GLAD TIDINGS 343 1-2 i Cerurt street,. C. S.i Johnson, pastor. Sunday chool at 3. p. m. Services. at 3 and ? :30 p, m. . Meetings, On Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday and Saturday even ings. We; believe in nhe old words: The signs shall follow them that be lieve in My Jsame shall they cast out devils. They Shall speak with new tongues. They shall take tip serpents and if theyi hrink any "deadly -;thln It. shall not hurt them. They sha lay hands on. the sick and they shal recover."- Mark 16:17,18. Is there any sick among you? Let hin) call call for the eiders of the church and! let them pray over' hirri, annointlng him with oil in the name of the Lord and the prayer of ; faith shall : save the sick jtnd the Lord shall raise htm up and if he ha acommitted sine -they. shall be forgiven him." James 5:14,15. METHODIST EPISCOPAL ; FIRST Corner State and ChUrcTa streets. Class meeting at 9:15 a. 'mi George Litchfield, leader , Sunday school 9:45 a. m., H. F. Shanks, supt. AH departments meeting together for Easter worship service. Each depart? ment is to have a share in this service. Morning service of worship at 11 o'clock. Dr. D. H. Leech, district supf erintendent. is to preach, j His sermoi will , be "The Easter Message." The Junior church will join services in the adult churchi Last ; Sunday at the Junior churctJ-service, 7 new decisions were made. The three leagues : The I First Chapter league will not meet at 6 :zo aae to rrm sunrise service to oe held on the state capltol steps ; Second Chapter league will not meet In Its accustomed place at 6:30. Leader, Drl J. D. McCortnlclt Third Chapter league will also not meet at 6:30 The First Methodist choir, "numbering 50j will present a program of aacred music at their Easter concert at 7 :30 p. bij The choir is tinder the direction of; Prof. E. W. Hobsnti and is accompany led by Prof. T. S. Roberts.' Dr. Mc. Cormick will be in charge of the dc votlonal service, Thursday night at 1 i30. ; We " are ' hoping that the new pastor.--Dr. Fred C. Taylor will be. present te give his first message Of; welcome. Members and friends Of! First-Church' are urged to be present at all of these services. METHODIST EPISCOPAL LESLIE South Commeiiciaf and Myefs rtreets. H. F. Pemberton pas tor. ' Easter lessons will mark the Sun day school session at :45 a. m. E. A. Rhoteh, supt. The intermediate leagile meets in Leslie Hall and Leslie league In tUe church at 6 :30 to . study the Easter message. Morning worship at' 11 o'clock. Sermon subject "Tile Power of the Easter Story. The chorus choir under the direction f Mrs. W. R. Bush, will sing "Fling Wide the Gates" from The Crucifixion ; Blessed Jeans." "Fotlnt of Mercv. by Antontn Dvorak and "Break Forth Into Joy" by Barn by. Lyman McDonald will sing the offertory solo "The Glor ious Mom" by Marsh. The evening meeting at 7 :00 will be in charge of the Sunday school. . The program will cerfistst -of songs, and recitations by the various departments' of tha school and a pageant entitled "The Resurrection." The girls, ctrora will, sing "Calvary." Tou are cordially : Invited to attend 1 . . PRESBYTERIAN FIRST On Church: street between Chemeketa and Center, streets. Ward Willis Long,! mlnistor. 6:30 a. m.-i Senior Christian Endeavor society, will sponsor sunrise prayer meeting f of all the .young i people of . the church and congregation. Anyone Interested will find a cordial welcome. - The meeting will "be held tn the band 'stand In Mar ion Square and. will be led by Mr. R. A. Annin. This wiir , take place of ' the senior" meeting at! :36 p. m. 9 :30 a. m. Sunday school. H. B. Barrett, supt. It Is hoped that; every member will be present and a hearty 'invlta tloh is extended to visitors. The Easter thotight will be . emphasised In the closing exercises of the school. 4 11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon "Christ Is Risen and What of ltr bjT the minister. The choir will sing, "Rrng Out, Glad Bells." Bartlett. Or- gan numbers "Resurrection Morn, Johnson; "Offertory.". Millard, and "Postlude.' Harris. 5 p. m. Annual Easter Vesper muslcale. Complete program given elsewhere in this paper. 6:3 p. m. Advance intermediate so ciety, leader. I Elaine Brown. Also in termediate society at" the same hour. supervised by Mrs. Henry Gflberti The senior society, will not meet this even ing owing to having had the sunrise prayer meeting at. 6:30 a. rrf. New members will fee rerehed afT the morn ing serviced Tle eburch- sessiou will meet af 10:30 to receive all appli cantSi Infant baptism will also be administered !at the morning worship. "The Glass Family,? by Mrs. Durham. 11 a, m.,; sermon. 'Subject "If Jesus Arose Today." 2 :80 p. trut address, "The White Slave Traffic and Rescue Work." ' This, will bef interesting and instructive, you cannot afford, to miss It. -Christian Endeavor 6:30. Topic "What Does the Resurrection of Jesus Mean to -Me?" (Consecration meeting). Evangelistic service; at 7 :30. . Subject i "Counting the Cost." Tou are invited to attend any or nil of these services and take some part., you will receive a hearty welcojine and be , made to feel at home. Biting your lunch and let us enjoy the' "day in Christian service. Let us go up to the house of the Lord and worship. ' will look for you to come. " C. : W. Tibbet, pastor. , roti Odk'lej 1 The ; Kelly Kfdf From ' Spring field, as thej Kelly Springfield Tire company s , famo entertainers are known, made their debut over" Station VT3IC A at Pfew Yoflc In an interesting knd unusual program. The ."Kids ate Miss Verona' Oak ley, S. Wyman . Steele and ' Austin C. Ring. 1 . l V ; , ' AboVe sj ; Wyman Steele ' ' V Beldw Aaetin Ci Kiiig . llfRCfl DEDICATION SET iKeWeBiikling Wili'be.Occu allfP pied for First Time on ; " Sunday Morning . " ner win he a. mTHiai which is a I-. UNITED .BRETHREN.- CASTLE-i-Kev. 2.C.' Mower, pastor. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m. Subject-" A , Liberated . Life. Young- peoples - Christian Endeavor, Senior, junior land Intermediate 7 P. m. At 8 p. mj; hn Easter program wDl be given. This will be a very pleasing exercise. To ! all an - invitation is ex tended to attend all services. .UNITED BRETHREN FIRST Corner Twelfth and Mission streets. Thej revival ' meetings are drawing toiai close. Sunday evening will b ,the closing service unless tlie Lord orders; otherwise. , Mrs. -Alice M. Durham, the evangelist,, has been tire less In her leffort to lead sinners to Christ and believers to a higher spirit ual plane. Her one great theme is the old time' religion, do not fall to hear her In these closing services. The or der of serviceia ar a follfrws: Suii- day morning 1 at . 6 o'clock,, . sunrise prayer meeting.' 10 a. m.,; Easter -service for children with an object lesson. Dedication services in - the new Christian church building at, Tur- held "Sunday at 10:30 magnilicent building gift to- the Turner Church of Christ has been erected by Cornelia j Davis In loving mem ory of her brother George H: Tur ner and father and mother. . The opening hxrnn of. the service will be "Forevei With the Lord', the favorite hymn of George H. Tur ner. . Opening prayer will be df fered by Michael Shelley, pastor bf th congregation. Special masic will be rendered by singers- from the Staytpn church of Christ. 'A short address will be made by H. . EadieMt who- superrised con struction of the building.- Presi dent B.' C.r anderson, of Eagerie Bible Unirerslty, will delit er tie dedicatory ermon and ' the dedi catory praypr will be of fered " by C. F. Swander, superintendent of missions for . the Churches, of Christ in Oregon. M . ' ' The Sunday, schbol assembly followed by the Lofd's supper will be held at fi:30 o'clock in-order to permit all to go to the dedica- I tioa services an boor .latef.' This will be the last service in the old bmlding. : Revival services began last Sun' day by F. L Purnell. These ser vices will be held in the new build ing after this Sanday. The regular convention ot the Santiam District Sunday school rpuncn was neia in the hign senooi auditorium last Sunday. Differ ent Sunday schools In the diatrict were well represented. ' . 5 . ' S&son Lee Revivals Are - Erfning Fine Results '-Fast 2'-- X ::r Baptist Church liberty and Blaribn Sta. - Rer! illKESt.iLJ SIIAKKS Easier Morning Sermon: TIIE SAME JESUS" 1 ' l : ' ' ! ; : " "t EASTER VESPER SERVICE: HE HOLY CITY" A. R. Graul. This splendid Orator id -will be rendered by the choir at 4:30 p, m. t 1 ' i - i i i --aaaaaaaaai i a laa aa aaa ram i 11 ;The revlrar ierVices at Jason Lee 'Memorial chnfch, which hare continued fot three weelcs hdre been continually gathering force" almost every night this week has1 seen definite decisions for Christ. ;The endeavors of Rev. Atcheson has been' to awaken each "Individ-; naf hitfa tt fhoti'Tiaftrmai fa. ponsibility ind privilege ; in the program ot God f egardiflg Uhoe arofnd thein.f This Challenge has been met' by' a keen response from the membership which Is In kno small measure due to the success of the camiiaign. ' A very ' fitting gospel message was brought last night by the pas tor, taking as; his' topic "TUe Cup of Gethsemane and , Calvary'' As the scene of suffefings in the gar den and apod the crdss were re viewed, .'deeper meaning was ad ded by th speaker's power of de scription.' -'; . J i - Before the altar call was given at the close of thetervice an ef fective gospel invitation was given la sos? y the 'Gil.tcrt Trio." - I r - .- ' V , ' . ' " -' ." I 'v' - , - ' ' - - ;!:;'""- S Miever - Before : Siicls v at or INfealr t v f! a he Ttrfas Esses ii the finest: 'ever built. It h cmoothest, ibdst reliable Esses everliii: X i Via i J ' best loolrnift. most comfortably ndinj' jJIcct:: il jv " built. And tne price, bejcauie of Volume, is the lov- est at which ssez ever sold. ' Its overwhelming public, ac ceptance confirm oy iict-ial 0 6ales luriremacy the outstand ing leadership of Essex value. Never wasthatosition $6 cleaf , andso rightly deserved z& today. Essex won its great recognition I oai the ifeue, of finest quality, performance and utility with out useless size, weight or cost. ; ; .,. . , -j f v. . , And with its low first cost and operating economies, yoii get qualities of long-lasting, reiia- 4- ble performance, smoothness and riding ease. ' ' . ' Essex requires little attention to keep in top condition. Its maintenance cost; we belie ver, is the lowest of siny caf" iri the world. Yu sacrifice nd motor ing pleasure, comfort or good ' looks that larger highfriCciI cars Can Ive. ' ' Can any other - car withiri hundreds of dollar of th price satisfy ; yoii so well ? ! Fmht Ond Tax Extra i Fred M. Powell Motor Cars Corner Cottage1 and Ferry Phone 212a 103 gelistic spirit will prevail, r Two special gospel meetings will be held Tuesday ahd Thursday, eve nings of next week'at 7:30. ; The time in between ig to: be used TSr a special effort in personal work.' A hearty. Invitation is extend e to all who can join with us in t'liose services. ''. ! ! .- - .,-;!-? - ' i: . ' t . ( . , . - -v " , - i , . . " -1 " . , ' , " . 1 Thousands have said, "This is ti j ca I've beehi looking fori 'I THE Rollirl fills a niche in the lfleett li motor-world that is open to no the'only. i eally fine smIl cc i other car on the i market. Its being built' in Acicrica." J .TLz ! v greatest appeal is to those ; Who t Rollm motor built like a finely want the hutury, the prestige, the mechanical ' superiorities "of the big, costly caf$ ma smaller car,, It ii a fact chat no car, regard less of price, uses finer materials than the RoUin. . It has every thing that people of taste require' In a motor-caff Beautiful bodies, finished in IucO iri many color combinations; a powerful, sweet running motor of European type, designed by Rolllfi H. White; a short-turning radius; traffic ability unmatched on the road. jeWiiid watxh will stlUte good . at 100,000 mileV It develops amazing power on the Lills ettuI straightaway, and gives 25 to 30 xxules to the gallon of gasctine..-.; Sec this perfect gera of acar, Drive it. Feel that imiz- cf power under your toe. Sense the 'izSly of those 4-whtel brfkes. :Inxl ' truth, no car" like the RclHa. , "There is nothing fiatf oh w wheelsjthoiisandi cf HoIIIa o. a''-' "ers say. The Rollin Motors CoaV pany, Cleveland", Ohio.- . ' ) If i 1 Urougham, $1325 Coupe, $1325 Sedan, $1455 1 Cf. o. b. Cleveland) ':Phaetoa,$115S, A. Ca HAAG &!CO.rInc., 444 Ferry Sr., S-TtiS -- t v : n 1 r J At tisr2rtice3 ZiiUy tl? cvaa-
