The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 06, 1925, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON 'STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON " SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6. 192. r r . ,: : THE WORKER'S VT.SIOH By Mrs. C. 8. Johnsoa Hsvs yoa ?Tr beard the lnvitstiaii: "Came havy tadeaed on. to as.1'! Hur jrou worker wr taught the vision Of a tool lout through eternity I Io- yaw know tba saeaniair of rdeaptoa Through His blood,, who hong oa Calvary! - . Hava you rvr followed in. tho footprint Of the oaa who caine to ait Juu treat. ; ' - j i .. , f . - - ..- j : - Have yon. take a up your crona, though .'vry heavy, ;' Dailv drift out to aalf and lint - ' lva yon givea op your own desires and '' wish - : That for Jsas precioua -, jewels you ' ,.( . might wlat - , ; - ' - I', . - ... j . : - : - , ; ,-t - - -r Har you visitsd the one ia dingy pritoatl , Hare yoo gifts to the aaarry was their needs 1 Hare you vtsiud the one ia lore affile- i . tiaa ; ; .. - - . . . ' Comfort giTea tbroagb both kindly, word - and deed I i . -? ','.,- ' - ' ''jHat each service seemed to jou sOvery rI little!' , - x - -2 lasna said : "Ton. did it auto ma." i 1- ni'Aad the bleaaiar af bis kingdom be will iva ou, t - - - ; lleaveafy. kingdom through" tiuty. Haa the voice of God to yon been calling I (io and tell to sinners far, and near, "That 1 aent my only well beloved I Who ao ever will believe need have no ' . fear, t . ' . ::. , t : - ' : ' I .. . Then. o tell it. tell to every nation.' Jetu died, yea died to set you free. He ia calling now to yoa to do bis bidding, Will- tom' answer, "Lord here am I, send me" t - : ST. PAUL'S (EPISCOPAL) Address. Cltureh 8t. at Chemeketa. Pas tor, Rev. It. Duncan Chamber. Services: Holy Eticberitt at 7:30 a. m. in the chapel, ; second, celebration of the Holy Kac.harist at It a. m. with musk.The new choir aader the" direction of Dr. Sites will sing for the first time. The Cora taanian aervtoo wUl lis Simper; .The rector W1II4 prearlt 'ibj. Rerman. Cbnrcb arhool will :meet at :45, auperintendent, the rector. The organisation of the Church "School will take place Sad the classee assigned to)'tealier and the les aona assigned. Every student iv expect ed to register and new ones invited, t MABIOH COTJNTT HOLUAX8S AS SO. The regular monthly all day meeting of the aaaociation will be. held neit Tneeday at the Marked atreet free . Methodist vhorch, coraer of fll.'Vinter n Market street. Services will he held St llV B and 7:30. Rev. A. V. llilmer will preach ia the morning and Rev. A. C. Archer of 1 vt.rtr will nroirh in the afternoon, and Kv. O. C. Holing in the, evening.' . Then. . ... mtifilv intArdnnminational J.in character and all are cordiaflly invited "71, attend. Hot. tea and coffee wHI he f . -.i.i.j .. .11 hrinvinv their lunches. , . . ' .. , .... V- vi1 i VidAEKET 8TEEET fEEE ME1JH0DJ8T a ;J . Aduieae, vorner oi-sn. iipr V j -ket Mreets. Psator, Mortimer C. Clarke. residence 1238 winter, pnone Hrvicea It a. ra 7:30 IK. m. Sermon -iK- "flnt nd Ont Christian. a. m. "The Xew Birth," p.. as. Sunday school fl:45, auperintendent, .Dr. Frank S. Schats. ouag ..People's innetifigs:! 8:30 1 nth- I. Cook lekder. Weekday serv- On Tuesdav' there. Will .be bold at the church the all-day maerug,iof the M?. ion voumy . uuiiMsfu n"" 1 -services st 1; ?2 ani Ttao. 1 Rev. -Ai f. iiilm.r. A. Cf Aroht. nd C. C. PoUng will preach oa thsf day. , Cofttaga jrsfyer meeting each Wednesday! St the )wun( Mrs. Caroliae Jackaon, i46SK.wWVer ,treet at 8 o clock. , cnurcR prayer neev ing each Thursday at 7:30. AH are in viixl a thrM servieea.i and" yea will en ioy the splendid spiritual atmosphere of this search. : ? 'ZSLTE METHOOTBT XPISCJ0PAL , Addreaa; South C(mereil and-.Myers streets., Paator, H. P.- Pemberton,-esi-dance.'. M8 Myera St tpbowoHL&aV 6Vrv- ai.7i30 a. m. Sermon topics: "Three PsthwaystoJo,d "ta. m.. "Christ Before Modern Pilatea.V . Sunday ai-hooL -- :5v . sunerinteadeat. fc. A, Hhoten. - Veung People's "meetiags: In- pniti Kn worth . Leame meets in l..tte -Hall and Leali League ia the Chtrfh both,-at !30 o'clock. All yoang people oie cordially invited - to attend these meetings. Week-dsy services; Quarterly Conference Monday evening at m. Iin)rt of the vear'a work aad elec tion bf off icers or the next year. ; Rer. D. H. Leec.lk. -will DresidaCrTou will find hartv welcome -ana . caraiai' areeimsa t thia church. Comewith aa aad make his your home ehurrh. . Strsngers and visitors especially welcome. ' Address. Corner ofKUte and Choreh fit., i Pa.tcr. VFred D'JTaylor.- residence. e6 fitste St ."phone 814; Director of Religious Eduratfon MsryK. Find Icy. of fiea 12B S. Church phone 872. Kerv- ices 11 a. m 7::i0rp. D. Sermon topics: ''The Chorea i4 iJibor." a. m. : 'Christ'a Cur lor Crime." p. m. Special masie br choir with Prof. T. S. Roberts at the organ. Sunday jaehool 9:45 a. mH superinteadent, H.t V. Shanks. - Young People's meetings: first aad Third chap ters will not meet but! the 8eeond chap ter (the High School league) will hold a "rally service, having I lunch together at 5;3ft and the-' devotion! service- at 6:3(f with' Mr, Marion lehmha as leader. Next Sunday "the first chapter will begin the new year's f program. I Week-day serv ice : .Closing meeting j of the Woman's Foreien Mumeaarr Society. Wedneitday at 3:30 at the Home of atra. J. U. ilot ormir ia.Ximball School of Theology. Election of officers. Mid-week wraver aerviee Thursday even in r at 7:B0 p. a. Pastor's subiect lor. meditaUon! will , be Daily Duty.'' i j , JASdW LEB MEMORIAL M. E. CHTmCH Address, Corner Winter and Jeffersoa Sts. ' Pastor, Thomaa Aeaeaon, residence, 1080 Jefferson St.. nhono 1006-Jr assist- Oak St., phone 1401 Services 11 a. m.S 7:30. p; ra. - Sermon .topics: "Waiaing Lights a. m.; "Jeans The Carpenter, o, ai. " Special services : The Junior church ineeta II II s. n. In the absence of 'the Junior pastor Mr. Herbert Jasper will conduct aeiTice. ! Sunday school 9:45 a. - aupenntendeat,! Harry l arpenter Yoimr -I'eobie a meetinrs: : v. m the- Weslev and EDwOrth Leaguea w niMt' in anarat rooms dowa staira for devotional eerviees. I Adults are invited to ba a-uesta of the young people. Wees day -services: Dr.-I.eech wilt be present on Thursday evening , at 7:30 and will the 4th ouarterly conference. Officials and members of the church are urged to be present. : A special invitation ia estendea to all lor tne evening wni. A Ibor Day measage will be dlivred by th pastor. Music and good fellowship will be enjoyed by all.) - CASTLE V. B. CHURCH Bible school 10 a. m Preaching 11 a. m.. aubiect: "Faith lillly Revealed. 7 p. m. Y. P. C. E. Senior Intermediate and v r) .k: a n .. . l - '4 i Ked for Snch a Time a Thia." AH are invited to-these "services. PTJLL GOSPEL M1SSI0K Address. 251 Mission St. Psstor, Ralph : D. Bui loclr, residence, j 251 Mission St., phoae 143-W. Services ana 7::o. Sunday acnooi. s:au -p. m. - neoK-oay services: Bible study Isnd prsyer meet-. ing- Tuesdsy. Thursday. . and Saturday nights at 7:30. . Serviee Sunday will h held in the Foresters Hall. 229 North Commercial street., i AH 1 are invited to at tend these full-gospel iieettitg and hear . . . . 1 . . . . . r 1 : . ana aee-xuo xjotu esua v.nrist at wvt. the same as in Bible I days; for He is the same yesterday, today and forever. Heb. 13:8. "Herefore do ye spend money for that which ia not; bread and your labour for that which sstisfieth not I Hearken diligently unto me, and eat ye that - whwh-is-good.1-and et yoor soot delight itself ia. fatness." " I- &5:1, 2. - CHEIBT BV.I LOTH. Addresa. 1750 State' St. Pastor. f. Koehler, residence, 1750 State St. phone 599 K. Services 10:80 a m. Sermon tnnle.: "True Christianity. " a. m. Sua- day school 9:30 a. m.! Young People's meeting, a:30 p. m., topic; "What Can lOung t t'eopie - iJO -, sor . inieritllnai Friendship " service; ronductert in iier- man. Tie ioreaa aoeiets, meets on neu- aesdaT at 2 T. m. with. Mrs. Abry at p' 1 1819 8. 13th. SU on Friday at 7:1 f 3 nST dOIQEESlAClONAL , AiTdress. " CeSter ani. ' Liberty streets. Pastor. Charles' E. Ward, residence, 440 tl Center, pnone avi-K.. iservice 11 a. m. Sermon topic: "The Lost Clirist." 8un-v day school lf jqloe. r anpennteaaeni, Mark., ilcCallisteY. 'Wrek-day aervices: Prayer meeting ThursdsrTening at 7:0. The work oa fHrt1inrch 1s not entirely finished, ao it ..will, be n$sssry to aoia our msining worship In the Sunday school room for this Sunday. ( But let. us show oar 'loyalty td ha-chtfrihy bving prcs- fwapaviswaBMSj . - V ?r fOoaHnnad oB-asa"8I " - thy -1 ; . i Pianist ' TeaiWbrPxano Glasses NdW A; il. "The Faith Once peliveted"! I V-'a ' 'i 1 CommunioTi service, V.: f x P. Mw-'fThe Jdwer of -thte Mt-'t r ; ... .4, . - (Ail- Tragedies) .'-.v . V- yS.,. First iEV. ERNEST . SHANKS Choir assLsfed by Iiss Mildred Pratt, in piano number,. "Three Romances" (Schumann; .1 Miss Helen Selfg. violin solo, "When Roses Fair" (Gustav) W f. iviiiiiiv, Jallac s ;g Graham Cdncert Violinist arid Teacher S . Maker of Artists': - : Head of the VioUn Department, WUlamette University Mr.' Graham has Artist pupils playing and teaching in all parts of the United Stales. I Mr. Graham will-be at the Marion hotel on Thursday, September 10 from 9 to 3:30 and each Monday and Thursday following, where appoint ments for instruction may be taade. j Hosei or M?n Mercerized tblo , - '' ,. - - - Excellent quality and well worthy to be one b! out. feature values.. ; Four-ply- mercerixed in black and leading color! for Fall. j.Very low priced at 3 Er; $l;00 World's Largest Chain Department. Store Organization i I -i i , . t . r . ! - i- i 7 (VATJONrWWE J ; a -a'aV W I x-r ' INSIilUliUN- r I I -s N vaa49 DEPABTHENT, stores ' 160 North Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon Reliable Quality '"Goods Always at Low Prices . M, .- a ii , . " I ; j - ' .- . .1-. .'!..' :: ' . . S .... L , ' ! , ; . Here's -Ncw: Hats . 1 'Ln'triSmxrtl - . Ifave'you seen bur Fall . I Hats ? D6nt ait aar ' ; longer! -They spU style. .. ! ; In the' most popular ,$haps, trimmings,' ""and 'Colors and -at the best rice. $3i98 i. t a 7 k 9 at a V& Mi In ' II a 1 i ' . w JBaaV sT Bsl IV - 'II' X m ' n .... -n - . ;. v I . .. ,-' r- f . - - ... . - - as as Bi Still - ''":. : -' : ".'4'.-: . . State fTwo Pairt Knickers! Exceptional values 1 That means fabricsu that insure long weari and built-in style; that the boys and.t mothers like. Quality iU through and through 1 X Unusoally good' quality o atimerea tod . twveds. licw paiternavi" mialuiea mrtd colorings for Fall e'rey s,'' greens, tana, bhies. i Two pain knickers. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Low priced at Yiir; Vool Dress for Fall ; Sep Our Unuiually, Smart Styles ' v . Others at, $6.90(to a .. $13.90 - .Vi 'The Radium A New Marathon 1, There' grace and swing Mo the concealed welt-edge '"brim that is different. The ftew Radium, finish gives 'life and lustre, to this smart ,v hat for young . men. " It is satin lined; Fall colors nut, pearl and steet '--,' &3.9S Middy Hats For Little Fellows The Service of Our Stores Extends In Every Direction .T16 star on the above map indicates a mining V n Wyoming. Here, in 1902, James C Penney opened a small dry goods, clothing and shoe store. lie served squarely and honestly and won friends i and customers. : t- 'Business increased as the service improved. . More stores were .opened as enough money was made to buy stocks for them. Years prssedJ drowth ,.? continued. Service -extended. Ten years liter ' there were 34 stores, twenty years 37t stores. This year 105 new stores are being opened, making ' " 676 in all. - The benefits accrumg to you from this far-'. ., i reaching Retail Store Service are important. You ar? iven ,arSe savings on the things you wear and Use m your household that onlv the d vrvamir huv , (v vprinS power of these-comb1ned hundreds of stores makes - possible. .Your own comparisons will r yt prove it. ft W? ! jf Hi : 0f course, youTl muxl to step out in ityle this ; Fall with a Acw woor Dress! U youi-rrint the- best in style ahd .. vilue, ydull want One of cnir wool frocks. . " : " " Materials - ; They are faihioned of ihf treseat . popular fabrics , the poirM sheen,' and fcihcri fiatly twilled woolrn ma terialtCiln (ht (tfoftd' ihades fOfAtiluma an J ia ter. Prited, only, I "J A :fFrs j Nice Gowns j - Lace Trimmed ! Pretty nighties with dainty trimmings. Splendid nainsook I ?U49 Gurldii Sat Elettrie Iron "Hsfrdreiiinf set with dry tag comb, corttr, mirceller, 93c 9 - In Here' -the : iBaddie,w a' sew open brim middy hat. , In the season's, newest, fab- y. ncs assimeres, cnincniwas, suede-like cloth; silk-serge lined; silk bands and trimmings $lv29 and S1.49 Satin de Leen Dresses ; -New Styles! New Colors! it With'Go-Getters ; For Tall IhV'EnglisH " Model ;is ,t.e3Lfured . tor, ;.Young MetC "This two- ; r button model has the easy ' shoulder, stfaight-hang-r - : ing trousera'iand planxv."'.:--' ''"back. . 'fyfiii '' Splendid craality through ' and through I r; Newest f ab-1" ' . rics, weaves and shades ; "..' novelty ' t r i p e , shadow " " o verp laid s, cheviots and. cas- simeres. Style, Value, -Grace" " ful Lines, Low Priced! mm vavtiih) ii iw 1 1 ri This is just to let you .know that a new shipment of Satin De Leen , Frocks has ar rived. Enough said 1 Forewomen know the worthy value of these dresses. - Greatest Value Made in new styles becoming to young wo men and to matrons. In such pretty new colors, tool The'price speaks for itself. ' $5.90 Start Fall Sewing Now!; New Materials Have Arrived! Well begun is half done I ;You will want a new Frock soon a wool Dress. jAnd, since our. mate rials have arrived, there's no reason why you shouldn't start sewing right away. Any Material You Want Is Here Of course you Want what's in style and what's sensible, and that material awaits you here. Flannels, poirets, twills, serges, bengalines, and many other new wool materials! ..Priced, the vL, 45c to $2.98 Buy Here Where Savings Are Greatest 5-4 ' ei-y Ldte S tyle hi Patcsit Leather 3 f ; vEsccpticyrilu Snfe Goabil . Low Prices! LvNationVide -Savings Here O . ; . these low prices win be (ficnlsvi of Coats in our ; R'e a'd y -1 o-Wear Department . " which will prove a revelation of; the Buying Power of this coun--try-wide organization of Depart ment Stores. There are models fabrics, and colors to:satisfy prac tically every taste. Buy here and save! -Priced from I - Extrtmely sood 7lo "that wUX pleast the;. . mothers too. Of all leather tan calf Good"' ' syr weltj rubber heel ' ' . ' .' - ' :Sizes2K2'to5Vi,$40 Sizes 12 to 2, $33 Women who 'seek ' smartness combined with ! Ctiality will find it in this " i attractive oneup. patent leather with covered military heel $4.98 A Srylich Pnnp la Clack Satin 1 One ef our most attractive and popular shoes for 'Atttcma. Of black satin with raised stitching and covered soilitlry becL Low priced at $4.38 $8.90 to $19.75 I 4 Woitien'o Leather Pumpa "In -Patent Fcr Fall :A "new "and new and Terr . smart one-strap pump ? t Pftn vr1 covered Snanish'heeL An ex- w- iccptiorully -"attrictlte ,' shoe 'and an ustisually; good value at .till I f f t 11 $5.90 v J i ! -J . i . . a " i .. , .. . ,- .