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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX NEXT THURSDAY The trans-con tlneutal tour ct the San Carlo (Jrand Opera Com pany, which Is cheduled to ap pear at the Portland auilioriuni ic rep-rtoir under Klwyn concert bu reau direction on Jauuury 29, 30 and 31, fa one succession of tri umphal successes. In every city in which they play capacity houst are attracted, the excellence of the artist singers, and the artistry ot the pord net ions appealing to the genu! tie opera-lover the country over. At their recent engagerm'tit In Detroit "Andrea Chenier wnn especially praised. Charlotte M. Tarsiiey, music critic ot the De troit Free Preaa. wrote: "The anual ennKement of this excellent company (the San Carlo) is always a matter of keen cl thustawra with alt those who ap preciate its commendable work, and the opening night witnessed a capacity house, with numbers Standing throughout the opera. " 'Andrea Chenter, by iior.1ano. was nolected for the opening per formance and a cam unuaual.y veil balanced Interpreted the work ISaSfd on the IntriRite and COLUMBIA RIVER PAPER MILL INCREASES STOCK Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 24 Rtockholders of the Columbia Klv- er Paper Mills company, at th'lr annual meet Ins Wednesday, vot ed a $71)0.010 Increase in the com mon stock, bringing the ottal enp Itallsitlon of the concern to $2, 7fi0,00. Including preferred stock Oho board of directors elected Ih composed of V. W. LeadbMler, 1'uHlfin.i; W. 11. Dullnls, J. J. Don ovan, Henry Crass and Dr. II. C. I.if-sdir, Vancouver; Hamilton Cor l.ett, Pnnland; Hubert II. Noyea, liildal Veil. Or.: Dr. It. L. Steven, Frank O. Andrao and Dr. J. Shelly Saiirtnan, Salem. OfficcrH chosen for the coming 3'pr are: P. W. I-cadbctlcr, presi dent; W. It. DuKoin, vice president; J. J. Donovan, cretary; Hamilton Corbett, ti-eanurer. V 1 H ST CON(iUli(JATIONAL Liberty and Center M recta. W. C. Kanlner, minister. Sunday Bchool at 10 a. m. M. D. MoCallisler, superintendent. Morning wot ship at 11 n. m. Sermon subji-ct "Nar rowness and llieatb iu Chrlstian- lly." lOndcavor meeting 6:30 p. in Jay Mtn'i'iM, leader. 7:30 p. ni. pro gram of music, pit lures and brif address. In rcomiiiiun of the birth day of Itobeit Purlin, the Scotch bard a series of pictures of Scot land accnery, life and customs wll be shown. They, are in color. Al Scotchmen will want to ee Hi est pictures. Address "The Debt We Owe to Scotland." l'rayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. KVAXtiKTJCAL Cheniketa Slrei.'t. P. W. Dannet, pastor. Ser mon at 11 a. m. by tho pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in. O. It fcitnuisuiuik'h, lender. lone Olsen will lead the Kviingelleal league at 6:30 p. in. Kevlval nervlees at Au burn In the evening and will con tinue during the week, conducted by tho pantor. Song Hervices led by II. Ollle. CASTLK C1IAPKL 1 MTKD DKKTH liKN Coi iH-r 17th and Nebraska avenue. Itrv. J. ('. Mow er, pastor. P.lblc m-honl 1 0 a. m. J'lan of Having Men." Y. P. C. K. I'reiiihing II u, m. Subject "(Jod's ecnior, Intermediato and Junior fi : .1 0 p. in . I 'rea ch i n g 7:30 p. m . Hutiject "lOvangellsni." The series vt nuc tings conducted by the Y P. C. K. b;ii been well atlendid and much good ha i-esulted from them. Vou are Invlied (o all the above M'i vire.-s. SCANIUN'A VlAX M. K Corner 1 :. t h and Mill st i e-1 h. I ';i t r w k Dahlia, p.isior. Sunday school 10 a. I m Cut Anderson, Miiperintciident. ' Morning worship 11 a. m. lCpwortb' loamic 7:15 p. in. Ttio evening er j ic.i at 8 p. in. will be conduct -1 ed by llev. Mtthenna, student at Kimh.tll collegt. Thursday night ! at 7::!0 p. in. prayer meeting. Vou are all cordially ltiited. CLAD TID1NCH MISSION 341 Vi Court street. C S. John sen. pa "tor. Sunday school nt 2 p. ni. Services at S and 7:30 p. in. Meetings Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday pveuinn ; We tenrh and preach the plain , word of Clod sud invite tttl who be1 lieve In the old time religion to come nn I wovnhip with iw. The old time power is manii'eided In our midst and people are heug saved nn 1 b.mtlzed with the holy apirit. Wo pray for the abk and th Lord is blessing us In Ihl mlnlhtiy. "Cime thou with ut and we will do thee good." MAUKTT 8T U K RT Vlxr.V. M KTiiODlsT Corner of North Winter flnd Market streets. ltv. Mortimer Clarke, pastor. Sun day B.liool at :4!i. Dr. Prank 8 BchutK, eupertntendent. Classes for all sizes and ages. Preaching hours at 11 and 7:45. Class meet ing at 12:15 led by Mrs, Ida Car rel t. Young people's meeting at 6:30. Miss Martha Jaquet, leader. Pi a i.io service at 7:30, led by the paator. Cirtinpe prayer meeting each Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Church prayer meeting each Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The pastor preaches Sunday morning on "The Vision of Holy Waters," In the evening there will be an evangelistic aervlce and the pastor will preach on the subject "Why do these go away from Jesua ?" You will receive a cordial welcome t a t hese services nod will enjoy the spiritual atmosphere of this fhurch. Borrow fJTthKlki with Its backgroani ot luTufy fnd splendor ot the aristocrats ta con tract to the sufreriug and poverty of the manses, the opera affords dramatic episodes at every turn and the music ably conveys the In tenne character of the times. "The ttile role waa Interpreted by Manuel .Jalaiar, who lent dig nity and 4 tut motion to the unfjr tiinato (lienler. marked by tht IF : Itfunco Karfija DrmiaUc bopruno with Sail Carlo OiMra Co. revolutionists as one ot their vic tims. The ringing quality of n't voice and the vigor of his declama tory pannages brought him ap plause from the entire house. Madelelna' wan sung by IJiun-. a Saroyi, whose fresh young voice wua dellgMful In the role. Mario Ilusiola was an outstanding figure In the cast, singing with a power that gained Instant approval of the Audience. "The choruses were adequately handled, and the orchestra utidiv the fine direction of Kulgeuzio Ouerrierl gave good support." "Andr.a Chenler" will he given in Portland on tho second night. January 30, the engagement ou January 29, wilh "La Tusct, Alice Otitic singing the title role. Saturday, January 31, "Madame liuttrrfly' will be given with dainty Tamaka Mlura In the title role, for the n.atlnoo performauca, and "II Trovatore" for the final performance In the evening. HURCHES l-'lltKT IIMTKI) liltMTH UHN Corner lUlh and MiHniim streets. Sumliiy m'bool 10 a. m. Capable teachera and cliuiso fur all agos. your children will be well cared for. Walter Wells, supei Intemlent. Preaching It a. m. Hubjoct "The Crown of Life." Evening aervlce, Christian Knde.ivor S;30. Topic "Our Socloiy'a Part In Our De noniinalltinal Program. " leader, Marlon Kowmnn. The young peo ple are especially invited to Ibis Horvite. preaching 7 :;i0, subject "The Kplrltuit lllrlh." Prayer meet lug W'mlncMilay evening at 7::t0. Mis. Calvin Hiilny, cIjihs leader Ynu nrp. Invited to attend any or all of I hese services. Th is is the church licit welcomes Htrangera Wo will look for you at II) and 11 a. hi.. 6::tl) ami 7:30 p. m. C. W. Tlbbct, pii(or. PI ItS P K V A N ( i K I . I C A ; C. C. I'nling, minister. The services Sun day, January 2& will bo especially interest in;r. Ir. J. A. Ooodo of Portland will prncch at 11 a. ni. At 2:30 p. m. the Kv.iugellstlc team from the Hlble Kvangellstlc ItiRtl'uto of 1'urlland will have char go of the services. The team is composed of ipjartelto and chorus. Thle service will be es peeially Interesting to tho young people. A treat mi offered and we dr.il i a a full house. The pastor w 111 preach In the evening. Subject "Sin! How Korglven." Sunday school at f:45 In charge of J. K. Plrich. Classes for nil grades. Alt tl.30 senior and Junior Christian Kndcavor. A hearty welcoino to all. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY MJ.IANCU Tabernacle on berry street. Services every afternoon at 3 o'clock and evening at 7:30, ex cept Monday, conducted by Evan gelist Krederlc P.ctts. of New York lly. A sp"dal service for the hlldren Immediately after school, very day exvept Monday. Kvery one who has heard Dr. Petts will iel is given In slmtdlcity and pow er. Sunday school at 2 p. m. There want to bear him again. The goa ls a place for atl ages. Sunday afternoon service I p. m. Dr. Hefts will prea-h. A half hour of muslo and song opening the Sun- lay service. Saturday evening Is a special service for young people. JASON J.V.K MKMOltlAL M. R Col ner North Winter and Jef ferson streets. Thomas Acheaon, pantnr. Deroy Walker, assistant, in charge of the Junior church. The public will be greeted with a warm personal welcome at the ser vices of this church on the coming Lord's day. School of reliulous ed ucation will convene at t:45 a. m. with Harry Carpenter, superinten dent, In charge. A rousing song service will be held In each of (lie departments. Classes for all ages. Public worship with two separate service at 11 a. m. Auditorium, subject of sermon "Christianity A Discipline or a Dynamic." hy the oastor. This will be the third of t he series on the general theme of Christianity. Kev. Walker will preach to thi Junior church at the Mime hour. We specialise In young peoples work. Young peopl up to 16 years of agi Invite t. Young reopln'a hour 6:30 p. m. The Wes ley and the Upworth leagues will meet In separate rooms for devo tional meetings. Young people es pecially those who are strangers ara Invited. Public service of praise and worship at 7:?0 p. m. This Is community hour. You are Invited to bring your friend and neighbors along. SubJ-et 'The Fall Una II . Modern Message? the firat In a seriea of disputed scriptures to b disoiwaed at the evening service The paator In charge. Good aing- liig 14 by the oholr, fine fellow ship, and a straight goapel fuaaaage will ba features of the hour. Mid week devotional mealing for Jun ior and senior churches on Thurs day ovening 7:15. Welcome all. ARMORY REVIVAL Services Sunday at 2:30 and T:30 p. m. Subjects "Thou Ha&t Kept the P-rt Wine Until Now," and "Ob stacles." Meetings every ni;;ht this week except Monday. Mr. Peterson will preach on the following sub jects: Tuesday, "The 'Woman of Revelation 12." Wednesday, " Des truction of New York, London and Paris." Thursday, "A Great Future for the United States." Friday, 'The Great 'Harlot' of Revelation 1 1." Saturday: "Will the Jews Once More Peeome an Established Na tlon In Palestine?" All the Jews of Salern are Invited to attend this service. These subjects are of vast Importance at the present time and are commanding the attention of million In these last days. The In finite, omniscient God knows the end from the beginning and has recorded all existing conditions In His Inspired word eo that this gn erutlon Is without excuse if It la not prepared for the great crisis that Is rapidly approaching. Jesus id, "As It was ln the days of Noah, so ahall It also be at the com ing of the son of man." God faith Tully warned the antlduluvlans of impending Judgment. They paid no heed, treated God lightly and were swallowed up of the flood. LESLIR METHODIST EPI3CO AL South Commercial and My era streets. H. F. Pemberton, paa- tor. You are cordially invited to attend the following services of this church. Sunday school at 9:45. K. Ai Rhoten, superintendent. Excellent classes for children and adults. Illbla study the business of thi hour. The Kp worth leagues meet at :30. The Intermediate league In Leslie hall, the senior leaguo In the church. Young peo ple of Junior high and high achool ages and all other young people n ui community are Invited to at tend. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject "The Ten Vlrglne: Then and Now." Eve ning meeting at 7:30. Subject "Changing ones Personality." You will find a hearty welcome and a delightful neighborly atmosphere in this church. Strangers and vldt ors will feel at home. Excellent music, plain preaching of tho anm. pel, good fellowship and Christian cheerfulness made the hours worth while. Come with us. Make this your church. SEVENTH r A Y A D VENT 1ST corner of Fifth and Gaines, North Salom. Sabbath Kchonl at 10-30 and preaching at 11:30 a. in. (Kat- uiuaya). ioung peoplej meeting at 4:30 p. m. prayer meet In tr at 7:30 on Wednesdays. Great Interest Is being manifested la the lecture for humiiiy night, it lb "Do the Kev. enth Day Adventlsts Hot Times for tho Coming of the Lord." The question, "Can We Know When It is wear 7' will be also answered. If God knew th end from tho be- ginning, did He know anything about present mode of travel such as trnl nst automobiles and steam bouts? Yes. He did and tho nnsinr will road" the chapter. You better earrjr out that good Intention of ittnis ana come. ou will not be sorry. Good winging. 7:30 p. m Sunday night. T. H. S. A. International Bible Student. Association meetings are held iwry Sunday In Derby ball, coining of Court and High tdreeta. Kible Htuily Hi to 12 a. in. Kxekiel's Temple study 3 p. m. A cordial In vitation is extended to Dible stu dent to meet with us. FIRST METHODIST EPISCO PAL Corner Slate and Church streets. Dr. Plaino E. Klrkpatrick, minuter. ;13 n. m., el.ut meeting dovvmstatre. In the northwest cor ner room of tho church. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. U. F. Shank, sup erintendent. A warm welcome awaits all who will share that ser vice with us. First church is proud of Its lity.it staff of officers and teachers. In the continued ab sence of the paaior, the morning chur 'h service at U o'clock will be In charge of Dr. T. E. Elliott, exe cutive secretary of the conference claimant e ndowment campaign. His subject will be "Methodist Cir cuit ltldors of Oregon." Junior church at the same hour In the iey eutlltcd ' The reason why." The annex. It Is directed by Miss Flnrt inntkMl "fne Reason Why." The tnree chapters of the Kp worth lea gue. meeting at 6;ja, n their fea pectlve places will be led by; 5er win Stolzheise, Amos lliff aniTl.u clle Miles. In the evening ai.-2:30 P- m.. a unique and lnspirlii4ong m-ni.-o win oq conducted hv.'Dr. K. C Hickman and his father, llev. G. W. Hickman of Aberdeen. South Dakota, assisted by our solendld choir. Strangers and friends are cordially Invited to be present at any or all of thoso services. FIRST PRESlt YTERIAN On Church street between Chemeketa and Center streets. Ward Willis Long, minister. 9:30 a. m., Sun day school, II. E. Itarrett, superin tendent. The Mens Htble class and the Trl-C class meet In Rig don's new parlors, corner Cheme keta and Cottage streets, east entrance. Other classes meet at the church, ll a. m morning worship. Sermon "The Constitu tion of tho Kingdom, II The Rub on Sore Throat Musterole relieves sore throat quick ly. Made with oil of mustard, it is a clean, white ointment that will not burn or blister Like the old-fashiooed mustard plaster. Just spread It on with vour (baser. Gently but surely it penetrates to the sore spot and draws out the pain. 7o Afo?ters;MustroUia also mad In milder form for babies and small children Ask for Children's Musterole. 35&6ScinjaraSi tubes ; hospital site, $3. KTT THAN A MUSTARD (TASTER THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Kingdom's Place in the World. by the minister. The choir will aing "The Kins of Love My Shepherd la," Shelley. Organ numbers, MAg- aglo in O Major," Volckmar; "Sweet Memories," Wilson and "Poatlude," Pearson. I p. m.. jun ior society, Misses Davis and Walm sley leader. 6:30 p. m., young people's societies. In the advance Intermediate society, or high school group, a very special program is being prepared by the mi.-aa.mary committee with Dorothy Hulcha- Hon aa chairman, Negro spirituals will be one feature of the mimic. A warm invitation extended to all high school student not attending elsewhere. 7:30 p. m.t the proposed child labor amendment to the con stitution of tho United Statea will be discussed ln this church by the Hon. Mr. Woodward, representa tive from Multnomah county. Mr. Woodward is reputed to know more about the child labor laws of Am eilca than any other man In Ore gon. Questions may be asked Mr. Woodward at this service, but only thooe questions which are asked ln wruting and aigned wilt be giv en any attention. UNITARIAN Cottage and Che meketa streets. Rev. Martin Fere shetlan, m in later. Church school at 10 a. m., graded Instruction. Mr. Miles McKey, superintendent. Class for adults in the critical study of the New Testament con ducted by the minister. AH who are Interested in the development of the New Testament literature and the Christian religion are In vited to attend and join In the dis euaeicn which follows the lecture, Devotional services at 11 a. m, Subject of the sermon "The Great eat Art." Mrs. M. Fereshotian will offer as a contralto solo Scott's "The Voles Crying In the Wilder ness." Mrs. W. A. Denton at the organ. The Salem chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's league will meet on Monday evening at 7:30 and a well known member ot the house of representatives will be the guest of the men, and will ad rtress the meeting. More detail ed announcement will be made Monday in the papers. NAZA RENE Corner 19th and Marion streets. C. H. Hopkins, minister. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M. B. Hardy, superintendent. Morning worship at 1 1 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. J. G. Prlngdale of Portland. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Miss Hattle Meggers president. Evening service 7:30. Sermon by Rev. Mary L, Hopkins. Subject "What Will the Harvest He?" Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer meeting, All are wolcome. HAYES VILLE B A P T I ST A hearty welcome awaits you Haycsville Baptist church on Sun day. Come to the preaching scr vice at 11 and learn how to make your new years resolutions a suc cess. If you are not there vou will be tnhwed and you will miss a blessing. Arthur C. Rylander, pastor. CHURCH OF GOD 1346 North Church street. J. J. Gillespie, pas tor Sunday school 10 a. m. Preach ing service 11 a. m. Subject "The Only Bible Church." Matt 16:18 Come and bring your bible and see If you are in the right church, Young people's services 6:45. Laet Sunday evening at 7:30 .p. m. a number had their bibles and we had a public reading on the sub ject of Bible repentance, which was enjoyed by all, and the aer vlce wan convincing to all that Heaven is to be gained by repent ance. Suhject for Sunday evening 7:30 will be "Justification by Faith." Rom. 5:1. Come and bring your bibles. Prayer meotlng was well attended last we'k 42 being present, and all seemed to enjoy the services. Come next Wednes day ovening 7:30 and bring your mends. Mis. Georgo Nelson, lead CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL South ltfth street. Harry W. John son. minister. Sunday school and morning worship at 10 a. m. The fit st scene ln the story of Ruth will be dramatised as a part of the devotional program. Worship at 11a. m., with brief address by the minister on "The Prodigal Vil lage." Young people's society meet at 6:30 p. m. Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Sermon by Rev. J. J Handmker, representative of the Near East relief. FIRST BAPTIST Corner Lib erty and Marlon streets. Rev. E. H. Shanks, pastor. Bible school at 9:45. Ed Schunke, superintendent. Clnswes for all. Morning worship 11. Prelude in A, Schubert. An them: O Come to My Heart. Am brose, Incidental aolo. Miss Amsler. Violin, solo. Elegy-Ernst, Miss Hel en Selig. Junior story A Discount ed Man. Sermon The Barren Fig Tree. Postluds In F, Mendelssohn Evening worship 7:30. Prelude Christian Triumphant, P. Kounta. of New York City at Alliance Tabernacle, Ferry and Cottage. Daily at 3:00 and 7:30 (except Monday). Everybody's meeting. The old time relig ion. The full Gospel Salvation, Baptism of the Holy Spirit, Divine Healing and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ declared. Brinjr the sick LET GOD HEAL THEM. Special music, 6-piece orchestra led by "Louie," the Wenatche Indian. Come Hear I Public Invited. Come Seel Anthem Take Me, O Father, Glid er, Incidental aolo, Fred Broer. Vio lin aolo: Evening Song, Chumany, Miss Helta Belle. Vocal aolo: He That Dwalleth, MaoDarmid, Miss Ruth Bedford. Sermon The Light That Faileth. A Fosilude, Ewlng. The young people's union will hold their semi-annual association! meeting: In Albany today at 2:30. There will be no young people's meeting hers Sunday. Tomorrow right closes the special meetings. Everybody hi cordially invited. The church that welcomes strangers. ST. PAUL'S (Episcopal) Church street at Chemeketa. Rev. II. D. Chambers, rector. This will bs the celebration of St. Paul's day the saint in whose honor the church was named. It la hoped that all members of St. Paul's will observs the day by attending the servlcoa. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m. Church school at 9:45 and morning prayer with munio and sermon by the rector at 11. This service will be taken by four lay men. Y. P. F. la parish house at 7 p. m. On Monday evening at 7:45 the rector will give the sec ond of the lectures on "The posi tion of tho Episcopal church ln the religious world." Tho lectures are in the chapel and all are Invited. St. Paul's always extends a hearty welcome at all times to worship, COURT STREET CHRISTIAN Corner North 17th and Court streets. It, L. Putnam, minister. Bible school 945 a. m., Chris J, Cowltz, superintendent. Music fur nished by Miss Turner's orches tra. Try and be with us promptly at 9:45. We invite you. Junior fol lowing the observance of Lord's supper. Morning worship 11 a m. Sermon "How to Keep Saved.1 Sermon especially for converts. Let all be there. Paptwmal service. Christian Endeavor 6:30. Two in teresting meetings of senior and Intermediate Endeavor. Young peo pie Invited. Evangelistic service 7:30. Music by Mies Turner's or chestra. After the song service an original missionary playlet given by the Women's Missionary society will ba presented. This feature given at the regular meeting of the society several weeks ago met with such favor that they were asked to present It before the church and public. The adult department pro gram and meeting Tuesday even Ing. A program of Interest la to be given. Adults urged to corns. Thursday 2-9 p. m. church day program. A wonderful helpful program of instruction for all. "Forsake not the assembling of yourselves together as the manner of soma la." Come, you are most welcome. CHRIST EV. LUTH. State and Eighteenth streets, G. Koehler, pastor. Thero will be Sunday school at 9:30 a, m, Divine service with sermon In English at 10:30 a. m. Young peoplcs's meeting at 0:30 p. m. Topic "The Lutheran Church in China." Evening service at 7:30. Bible school conducted by the pastor on Saturday from 9-12 a. m. The catechumens meet in the afternoon at one o'clock. CENTER STREET METHODIST A. F. Hllmer, pastor. Church at 13th and Center streets. Parson age at S84 North Winter street. The Sunday school convenes at 10 o'clock under the leadership of H. H. Gralapp with classes for young and old in both the English and German languages. At It o'clock the pasts theme will be "God'a Victory Thru Chrlet Jesus," reason for rejoicing In Heaven and on earth based on Revelations 6. In tho evening at 7 o'clock tho mis- "TRUE FASCINATION," . Said the Countess "begins, for women,' in the possession of that luminous bloom of richly lus trous hair! Every woman can possess it. She need onlu use a touch of henna in the sham poo." Just the right touch in HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO 3. C. Perry Drug Store 1 13 S. Commercial St. Eg HEAR Evangelist Frederick J. BETTS slon study will ba resumed 'Clu- na's Real Revolution." The aongi service will ba lead by H. Behfuss. I Join tha Interacting discussion. BOUTH SALEM FRIENDS Corner of Commercial and Wash ington streets. Sunday achool 16 a. m. Dr. Carl E. Miller, superin tendent. If you and your children are not in any Sunday achool you will find a welcome hers. Worship at 11 a. m. Muslo by tho men's chorus. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7. You will find a warm welcome to all of these services. FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and High streets. J. J. Evans, minis ter; Miss Vivian Whistler, church assistant; Miss Hattle Mitchell, foreign missionary. Frank Jue, the noted tenor of Eugene, la to be our guest at the evening aervlce. He has sung at our services before and delighted all with his excep tional ability. He Is to be at Everyman's Bible class at the Bligh theatre at 9:45. Tha pastor will glvo a short sermon and Mr. Jue will sin j several numbers for the class snd at the church ln the eve ning. The morning program will open with the school at 9:45. Miss Vivian Whistler will begin her ser vices as church assistant. She will have charge of the music and alng a solo at the morning worship. The young people meet in two groups at 6:30. Hear Frank Jue, the not ed Chineso Tenor at 7:30. - BETHANY REFORMED Cor. ner of Capitol and Marlon atreeta. Sunday achool 0 a. m. and Ger man preaching aervlce 11 a. m. No evening service. M. Denny, mlnta ter. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Flint Church Sunday school room of new church building;, corner of FAST SAFE CONVCNICNT EUCTRIC TRAINS Leave Salem for Portland and Intermediate stops 7:05, 10:09, 11:16 a. m., 1:30, 4:00, 5:50 and 8:20 p. m. daily. For Eugene and inter mediate stops 8:30 and 9:50 a. m.; 4:15 and 8:10 p. m.; for Albany and Corvallis l-':50 p. m. dutly. Limited trains. Oreson Klectric apronfe eell thru tickets to the Knst via S.P.&9. and Orent Northern or Northern Pacific Itys. J. W. Ritchie. Ticket Agrent Telephone Main 727. Only One Week More Of Our January Clearance Sale Unmatchable Values Are Offered 1 II- X i . 1 'cir Save on 8-Piece Dining Suite A few pleasant moments spent in inspect ing these wonderful suites will convince you they are a real super value. Included are eight handsome pieces in two-tone walnut at $119.00. Eij Terms of v C'SwamfforL its. Llbeny and clteineketa street. iiind.iv morninff services At It o'clock, Sunday evening at 8. Sub ject ot leaaon aermon "irum. Ann A, arhool at 1:10 a. m. Wed nesday avening testimonial meeting A PMORV The tord Jmui Christ U at Work in the Armory Destroying the dovll's kingdom and establishing Hla own Id spirit mind and body. A sound, practical gospel is going forth In the power of the Holy Spirit which is producing most blessed resullS. Don 't miss your "portion of meat in due season." , On Sunday afternoon at 2:30 there will be another 'Dlvina Health" service in which the ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be observed. The Lord is greatly blessing this service, demonstrating the fact that there Is healing and health for soul and boy in the broken body and shed blood of our Lord, ln this service Mr. Peterson will speak on the subject: "Thou hast kept the best wine until now." Sunday night at 7:30 his aubject will be: "Obstacles.' Tuesduy: "The 'Woman' ot Kerclatlon 12. Wednesday: ''Destruction ot New York, London and Parla Thursday: "A great future for the United States." Friday: "The great 'harlot' of Revelation 17." Saturday: "Will the Jews once more become an established nation In Palestine?." Those coming ln from the country on Sunday wni ba c commodated with gas stove In the armory tor preparing lunches. 1 s .v l ft Jf awinisitarii'i Mr. Jue will sing several I Everyman's class at the No matter what your requirements for the home are, its "money in your pocket" to take immediate advantage of these Sale Discounts. What a rare home-makers to at hereditably SATURDAY, JANUARY H 1925 at I o'clock. Readlni room. 101 Maaonlo Temple, open overy 4af except holiday and Sunday from 11:15 to :! P- AH aro cor dially Invited to our aorrlcea and to our reading room. REVIVAL I Frank Jue Noted Chinese Tenor, will sing at the FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Center and High Streets Sunday Evening, 7:30 o'clock Short sermon by the pastor, J. J. Evans Miss Vivian Whistler, new church assistant, will singe at the morning service. numbers for the men of Bligh Theater, Sunday, 9:45 opportunity this is for the transform their living rooms low cost. A beautiful two piece overstuffed suite, that is handsomely up holstered in an attractive velour design, with graceful tasselot ed roll arms and coil spring con struction throughout. Clearance Sale Price $134.00 "Hi Four Piece Bedroom Suites Slashed You will find this the kind of a value that comes once in a life time. Included is a bowend bed, vanity chiffonier and dresser in ivory at the greatly reduced price $113.00.