W.MAY52!!!!:
' V - -
THE CAPITAY JOUiNAL
C1.V. hall,
er; s p. m.. "Th Chorus of Nature,"!
followed by 40 colored, pictures iYltw-i
traling Norway. j
SWEDISH TAHKRN.VCLK Kif
teenth an .Mill streets. Pentecostal
service ...ai u a. m.. Hev. Liud will I
4ireuch the swnmu, uhject,"'rTo'..oil
-gtm-tchestru under the leadership of Prof. i l'ro',y Of the Holy Chest rinVKtrfetiSd.-'i
South I iKMidauJt adds greatly, other features !"w.n ansungo wilKH,- used in the!
v streets, pree"-' ove N added and ri other in con- ruc'- wmly school at 13. Mr. Busti
"" .., 1);istur Mi.eniuuu '.iniiiiiiuii. jou cuius once ypu will ! ..-ini. urau The Lanieil
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PAGE UYE.
worth
dent
:o5 "'
, tiecoiim a permanent addition to-thet P'-'"ni.i:; a great meeting to be
whaol. One likes to belong to an or-i lw ,ne ehurch on Friday evening
p.nisi of Mrs. J. t5vMdk-r wants s!-vices at the usual bours. ,Vcoi dial .s-erviec -at lt:3 "w M., subject, -The
!'(wr tabs-n MP; M u - WWW '. i.MW t. ;Tcxt ,.f the Vim IVMeoMal Sermon
.., , j w abator; 1 1 . and Its Fulfillment." Lufcher league I
mn. .,(,,,l r,,),rtu. ,t.),nit,r NuWh Seventeenth and Court m- subjeet. 'The Sveret of Success In
p. -m- lirjun li. Conley. stu-ii.-. ....... . . r,wn n.. .i -...;. i.,- -v
YityiraeTrWl,,u
a .titles." Mr. . NMley- sih at twenty
;nomh nhroail m hh tt . m riejtrt
i.ree durhig the war anil, was in vr-
ftiiHej? uurhi the ivaee ttiif
r'ily two tuoro weka until ChiUU'i ii BVANUKUOAlr Chenn tet.-t at reel
1'Kl-TllRKN of ''uniaUon that ia "uo'ig things.". If
SST n-'l7" 1 I ilt jo u. ot.jvuu cmtuot walk the distanco, we'll
W' .. ,v....i I send aa auto for vou: 11 n m.. ltrn I
Lin io.i..
l tenttro will fieaK both morning
ind evening in the ubsonce of the Pas
tor, morning theme, "The Jncreasms
Chi i.Nt," evening theme, p. ni., "The
mwdratton or Jesus ; 1 p. in., usual
at 11
f 1 and preachlns Ht; 8.
.,r .nrtins on AVednes-
Corby, pa-
B V.NU K I.10.U. C Jtt rig'
of thta Keek
invited.
to whleh the public
fcveryboiy work we are stun; t
K.H; sh ail tiUeitdancv records ou re.
VKui! Ohililn-n'a dn.va in that dav. All
nee in i,.M,.h.i:: .ift-;.M- .... ..k..i
muq -I"'" tor , ,H, pr,.i0,H
iitn ui iim jvviure i ptineivu oy t
Wiu during hi stay Jn Versailles. X
I
Ut-r H.M-Jlf-T Marten and No. I
Liberie irei-ia t......i.i . !
... . .(i-iiiug tomorrow
at 11 a. in. and S p. m. by Rev. J. C.
Tibbtta, Them for th niomhujf serv
iei', "C. ,'s lwellitisM: f,. n,a
tdtuisiiion will be.
lie ia Invited.
ebarS'iV The imb-
r cftd n. in. ivut.0 .
" K. L. of C. E., Puulln.
ervii-c at tbo "m-Ivoide's Home, cor-!'"'' wrvica, 'Knowitia ehrist" Bible
M cy tnor Twelfth and Ferry. streeU; 7 p. nt"'M,l iwU at :45 a.
HI" q'l-',li,w Fi'worth Li ague, Harry Uer-'V. V, V. at 7 p. nt. A
rintiliii? Wed
? ..3I.. the Oregon branch
f"'s Uome and Furelsn
j society will h'W
HaH..1n in the ehurch, wn ex-
her. leader! iMeruiediate league, Kid
t riok i:l.itelifot il, leader; junior lra;;uc
Jl--ta;i ia ll.e.voiUi bull. Thursday,
i ! i.i., iiiid v.'. H i'ruyer and ppilm
. rvUv will be in h:irj9 of 'rof. Vou
a-iollen.
ti.in U t-M-rd.
rvlcfg.
d t.
in. and tT B.
eorjiuj ItivlU'.-
nil to mt. ml these
MSON .KK JUK,0UAI-Xorth
Winter an 1 Jefferson sir....! lb
i Thomas .cheson. nastor. Snu.lnv
1 school at 9:45 a, in., Chus. Uaisepiun,
ST. I AI L S Chemtketa :.nd suoeriKti inlent, classes for itll ag.'s in
Chureh atleets, the llev. Chan. 11. 1'i.w- jcharsv of cup-tlilo lender Strangers
hit- and visitors always welcome. In th.
Christian absence of the pastor, Albert S. Jiulli-
comniunion; Kan w ill preach at ll a. in. and S p. nt.
a. m., church school; 11 a, i.i., lloining subje-t, erf,iril Cottsecra-
i,j ... , K,.k hlSn cclelH'utton and sermon, "l neuron ; cveiuns subject. "Tho Storv of
,tenm. ." , ., Cbureh in rrospect"; t :30 p. in., even- tne ivper," an evangelistic
; Die COnvrm"'".
m Joa Friday eveiiin
Hill wv - - - ... ... ......
itation is exteitoeu u me I'u.r
I""" . .f.n nuanired Dr Ciniren atleets, ne Jiev. utias. 11. l'o
frosran. D"9 ,et"f X 8uncr 4V. reflior." Se-rvices for Wh
U"1" rM na wm t.day. the bi.thday.of the Christ!
' Iri Urihvr add,cssc8 VVM- church-, ;i(l m.. ho ly comniui,,,
1.,,. tLiil T'hiir-
, .nnn:. lino-""-!
conven
A cor-
i niv
' riputh
attend all the meetings.
VtVTH HAY ADVl'.NTIST No.
, reet and Oaine avenue. To
,.i t 7 :m n'eloek Kvan-
. i R Rel nastor, stiojeci, mu
!'d Hoie, the (ilorioua AppearlnK o'clock
he Great God ami 1'iir naviour
s Christ." This sermon -study will
i wonderful picture of the scene
be second cominff of Christ, the
of God's people, the Rrund climax
n, gospel. Don't fail hear it!
-vlioily weleome.
prayer and .address. Three mm- v-iats meeting- at i;:10 led by .1. il.
dred Years of the Church in America." j Clark. Let us niake much of this brief
Everybody welcome. i service. Junior League nt 3 p. m. in
j charge of .Miss Grace Tyler. All chil
CliniSTlAN AND MISSIONARY !dren wrtcome. Epworth League at 7
ALLIANCE I'suui services next l- " The chidr, under the leadi'rsliip
Thursday afternoon, Jlay 27, nt 1532 I of l''of"r Clark, will render special
Commercial sti-eet, a 2:15 11IUMC tn miniie worship. Midweek
Kithei Mrs. .1. K. Fee of 1'ort-j ura'or "Ul1 Pi't'se service Wednesday
land, or -Mrs. Caswell will be present.,1" "' mnauon to you.
All cordially welcome to these meetings.
Z.RKNK Ninetei
nth and Mar-.
KIKST ClilitCH OF C11KIST,
SCIKNT1ST Sunday service is held at
440 Chemeketa street at 11 a. in., sub
ject Bible lesson "Soul and i'.od.v."
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. Wedncs-
Hiets. Services Sunday: Sunday nay evening leoumuiu.u ...
..ul at 9:45 a. ni.. W. 11. Hardy, su- o ciock. neaiuug rouiu in
uendent; preiiiiiing at 11 a.- m. Temple, open every uty it.i ih
ji 8 p. m.; Youiig People's Bible day and bolldnys, from 11:45 to 5 p. m.
Iv at 7 p. ni. ; Aliiiweeic prayer ai are euiuinnj ivu u.
iinii at 8 p. m., Wednesday even- amrto our reading room. (
regularly but nt tho present time
e will be special evangelistic nerv-1 hlUHbAn IX i mr.iu& r.ioie ,
that night. The special meet- i school at tl:4t a. m.; morning woi- .
till continue during the coming snip anu preuciiuig ai n a. v-..-
irvery nittht. Voir are invited. A.'drens meeting at 5 p. m., aim loung
ii, pastor "mid evangelist; Florence People's C. K. meeting at 6:45 p. m.
!j, deaconeps. i Kvening preaching service at S o'clock. .
jThis being the eleventh anniversary of.
ATHOLIC Co in n i u n io n mass at Brother Joe Smiths conversion, ne .
a. ra. Hifsh niaMS at 10:30 a. in., will relate some of the marvelous cieai-;
mon by pastor. Benediction at 7:30 j Ings of tiod witn mm uunna "i:
k, sermon by assistartt priest. Maylyemn. Come and hear this testimony
ou'ons, Wednesilnv nfternoon nt 4 . of God's wonderful dealings wun nun.
ck and Friday evening at 7:30. 1 Prayer meeting on Thursday at S p. in
LKSHK MKTHOU1ST RPISCOI'AL
Corner South Commercial and Mey
ers streets, Horace N. Aldrich, pastor.
9:45 a. m., Sunday school. R. A. Kho
tcn, superintendent. Primary depart
ment meets In Leslie hall. Miss Sue
Williams, superintendent." If you can
not attend Sunday school send your
name of Mrs. K. T. Harkus, superin
tendent of the home department ami
literature will be brought to your
home. The cradle roll, under the su-
rj'botly welcome.
I. (1. Lee and wife, pastors.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Lib
erty and Center streets, W. C. Kantner,
miniated: 10 a. m., Sunday schrtol with
rlases for all, W. f. Staley,. superin
tendent; 11 a. m., Memorial Pay serv
i.. uieiwied lm the (i. A. R.. .Women's
! Relief Corps and other patriotic organ
t. ' V -. tl.mdlluii t'tirlenvii
IIRST 1IET11 01)1 ST E PISCO PA To
iler Church and State streets, Rev.
paid N. Avison, minister; 9:15 u.
old time cliiss meeting, room 4,
tmitairSj W. L. Cunimings, leader;
iiim... Sunday school, Alpheus
IWIe, superintendent; Robhin Fish
luta r IV... ....... I......
tiled ii lately? It's alive. " The or-' Society, iViK. Margaret Livesley. lead-
1 mm i'
izatiorw; '"-7. p. m., Cbristian Jlndeavor
Henry E. Morris Co.
Eye Specialists
202 to 311" Rank of Cummer :e
Building. Salem, Oregon
Phone 2S7 for Appointment v
CKXTKK STRKKT AlKTHt),..
Kl'lSCOI'AIj-i-Coriiejf Tliirt"cu :,inl
(Vnter stn-eta, O. A Roeder, minister.
Sunday school, 19 a. ni. Pri'aehing
rv!ee. ll a. m., sulijeet, "Pentvrcsl."
At 7:15 p. in., Airs. Aug. . Curl will j at
conduct the devotional Bieetins of thetC.
Epwoith leamif followed by preaching
with a brief !in-ip
:- r-arl al the monthlv confeivnce
ju TutMlay tvinins. Reports from
b-le:;tt to tato cliVeHtbn4t will be
rud ji jwiK-r by tho pastor, lliblel
xhool irunitly 10 a. In. The pastor
v. ill" uellliluK his t aw on the.-"Lord's .
l'ir.:.er' to loo. vhildreii. . Momhig
it bin, u . a. in,, M-nnvn, "I Ant i
Ii -dy." The inuttor U seheduled to
pnach at t;.e Feeble Minded lnstituto:
$ s. m. Junior and intermcdiatu
E., &:S0 p.'ni;
yer meeting. 7 l.
r. W. I.Huner. pastor. Sumlay s'hid
1 a. pi. sernion by Kev, U, V, l.ciu
inr of the Center street KvaugcUcal
chureh, Y, P. A. at 7 , hi,, loader.
Mrs. Frank Strausbaugh. Sermnn by
Rev. C. L, Schustof of Albany, also
Rev. C. U Si-hustcr will preach at
Kruttland at S p. in.
Trucks Proposed '
For Transportation
Of Perishable Food
"OccsiottuHy in trwvolinii about the
Vouag ly-oplc's country, I mot some who who think.
TO. Kltllir IVPVI.fl I thut M lrll.l lu ft fi .,t,a..,A llivMv.iM
service. rytr theetliig Thursday j and j.rmeu, S ), pi., subject, "Rolling ssiys an Rurna, local representative
tveuing. . . yVway Stones." Thursday, S p. in., do- vt the UMC. "Hgt in general people
'v. i vtiunal and RiblcStudy. (Ircat inter-'are commencing to realise th ttu
FIRST CHRISTIAN Center atup wt is bvinaf shown in the present llible'portance of the part played by .lie
High streets. Bible school at 9:45 a. 'study ea the holy spirit. You ought to! commercial Vruek.
h. Church services ai l a, m. Y. i. , hear it. Friday afternoon in the church j "Aceor4lnsf to an investigation Jual
ii. C. E. Jtt 7 p. m. Kvening worship atlvr'ors 'he Mary-Martha society will completed by congress, the people of
t o'ctook )riyep meeting Thnmilny i t""tle social hour. Ladies of. the ' the Vntted State pay every year
cvpning- at 7:3 o'clock,
porter, pastor.
I.eland W. soon ty and their friends are urged to
he present. R. I, Putnam, pastor.
FiltST rRKSRYTElUA.N Thomas
S. Anderson, minister; Joseph H. AI-
Itl'TUKRAN Fast State and Eigh-
'b tree to, lieorgo Kbchler, pastor,
bert, Sunday school superintendent. I So u'ny school at 10 a. m. Preaching"
44ett4 .te .
BUY YOUR TRUCK
On the Basis of
Maximum Haulage Economy
The one true measure of a truck's value to its user is the ac
hat cost of transporting his goods. The buying problem,
then, resolves itself simply into finding the truck that works
tth least waste, requires least initial investment, least
$t for upkeep and operation, greatest speed and endur
ance. So well has the Oldsmobile Economy Truck lived up
w these specifications that the business public has learned
kcall ii the truck for maximum economy.
Marion Automobile Co.
Phone 362
235 S. Commercial St.
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V v
X . v . t 1 y
Y
Sizes 14 ' to 19. Regulars, Slims and extra sizes. Extra
Quality. Prices $1.25 to $2.50
Extra heavy blue denim overalls, $2,75
Work Shoes $4.00 to $11.00
Salem Woolen Mills Store
C, P. BISHOP, PROP.
. ,..138 North Commercial
150,080,9 far the exeesslve costs
of the traitspoHntioa of food prouuets
Think of It! tuCO.ttOv.Ow thut could
be saved to tho people. And this dots
not include the tremendous loss trom
tho waste of perishable products, 't
is estimated that about UV per cent
of the perishable food produced aiti
nunlly in the I'nited States is wasted
through insufficient methods of trans
, "The only relief for this situation
lies in the more general use of tins
motor truck. Through the economy of
ui truck tho expensive, packings bee
essnry in mil sliiiiug ia eliininutel
The motor reaches out into the b
ways utterly inaccessible to the rail, -rond.
gathers up produee, and dliv
ers it dlreotly to the eonmimec. The"
saving of tmx than made ptlk s
enormous.
'There is no one feature of niwlvrn
seiemT tht will contribute more to
wards reducing the high cost t iW
ing in the eliica than the uiot ir
truck."
Special Events Are
Listed At lllihec
LinkSy Sunday 23rd
The match between tho lllihi e thdf,
elMlj of this city and the Kugcnc s'"
organteitlon has been nostinnied h,-
uiutuitl n-reenieiit. New playera work
ing with boHv clubs will be given aa
opportunity to get Into better playing
rorm .tnrreby making an even kveite
contest than the ono in which SAb
defeated the Ijtne eminty town t w
weeks ago.
Vhe uualif.vinu round for th.- or. si-
dent's cup w ill be played Sunday nt, the
Mteal luiilis. This Is e lumdicap match
with the low 18 In Hue for mulch play
at later dates.
Women members of the club w(U
also participate in a match ulavins
hole medal, 18 holes on Aluy 23, and
18 on May ;l, for a prine uffervd by 'f.
IS. Kay. .
l C-ENERAL MOTORS COMPANY jp
Are by reason of certain !
DEFINITE ADVANTAGES
Over other trucks of like capacities better able to supply
DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION
Let Us Explain Why.
W. E. BURNS-DAN BURNS
NOT RRQTIIERS THE SAME MAN
Ferry at High St. Salem, Oregon.
Comp
lete Satisfaction
The reputation of the manufacturer is a safe guide as to the quality of
a car, but the integrity of the local dealer is a vital factor in the satisfac
tion it gives you.
The reputation of the makers of the Chevrolet needs no finer tribute
than the acceptance of the car by the public. And our relations with
owners in Salem and vicinity is convincing evidence that they consider
it not only a safe, but a satisfying investment.
Backed by this organization the Chevrolet is one that the most discrim
inating purchaser can buy with confidence.
Come in and see us.
alem Automobile
aCa
SalemDallas
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