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LP1TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925
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FIItST BAPTIST Corner Mar-1
SOn and Liberty atreeti. Key. K. H.
Bhanks, pastor. Uibl school 8:45
Kil Hcbunke, auperir.tendnt. Claus
es for oil ages. Morning worship
10. Prelude: Morning hymn J.
Houa.-d. Anthem: From Thy Love
as m Kathr Gounod (from the
ltelmptlt" Offertory: violin
Boio: Meditation H. WUniawaskl,
Ml Helen SellK. Vocal olo: The
Voice In the Wildernew Scott,
"Walter T. Jenks. Junior story: se
lected, Dr. M. 1). Kubank. Fermou
by I'". M. U Eubank, meJle;il niis-
on ary to China. I'ostlude: M inh
Cuinbert HirrU. li. Y. 1 U. 6:30
Croup 111 It-adlnR. Kvenlnc wur
ehip 7:30. lTfclude lJlow Ye the
Trumpet Ashfnrd. Anthem: Tar
ry WiLh Me Uerwald. Offertory:
violin nolo. Salute De Amour Kl
gar. Mia Helen Sells. Vocal solo:
I Come t Thee Itonila, Delia
Anisler. Sernmn by Dr. M. D. Ku
bank. I'ostlude: Cod lie With You
A-shford. Mlsbu-nary institute
each aftfinonn this week at four
o'clock. Missionary address each
even. hk at 7:30. The Institute will
be conducted by Dr. Kubank, a
returned missionary from Clnnn.
Kvervbody who is lnteieted In
Thiiii is cordially Invited to
tend ihe:ia meetings. The church
that welconifs strancers.
MARKET BTRKKT ITtKK
M l'l 1IOU1ST Corner of North
Vinr and Market streets. Ktv.
Mortimer C. Clarke, pastor. Sun
day school at 8:45. Dr. Frank 8.
Bchutz. superintendent. Classes for
all Bars and sizes, manned by con
secrated teachers who believe the
Itible to be God's inspired word
rreachii'ff hours n 11 and 7:45
Claw nicvttns at 12:15 led by Mrs.
Ida M. Garrett. Young people's
meeting nt 6:30. Miss M;;rtha
Jr.uuoi, leader. Prayer and praise
aerviee at 7:30. Cottage prayer
mi-etliiK at the home of Mrs. Caro
line Jackson on 14C3 North Winter
street at two o'clock on Wednes
days. Church pnyer meeting
Thursday at 7:30. Mrs. Clara Coo
ley h ad Inn. In the absence of the
p.iHt'ir who Is lit e iAtern Oregon In
revival niot-tinRs the pulpit will be
suiplled cm Sunday by Rev. Her
bert Smith lately from Michigan,
lie will preach both month. g ami
evening. All will be welcomed ut
each hervlce and you will cnji y the
splendid spiritual atmosphere of
this church.
it a. m. Subject "uorcus, n
Uenefactress." Y. P. C. K. senior,
Intermediate and Junior, 6:30 p.
l'reaxl.lng 7:30 p. ni. bunjeci
Evangelism." Midweek pray
and Hiole study service
Thursday 7:30 p. m. AH are cor
dially Invited to all these services.
Z. C. Mower.
CIIl'UCII OK GOl 1346 North
Phnn h street. J. J. UiHeiie. pas
tor. Good spiritual touchers una
all grades of clawes In the Sunday
Mthool which begins promptly at
10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a
m. Subject "The Christ of Gclh
Hcmane." Services at the penllen
tiary 2:30 p. m. Young peoples
service :45 and mmg, testimony
and preaching service 7:30. Regu
lar weekly prayer service Wednes
day evening 7:30. Mrs. t M
llutchins, leader.
FIR.ST E V A N( I KMC A fj C. ' C
Poling, minister. Regular services
Blind ly the 15th of Kcbiuary. Rev.
E. G. Hornshueh will fill the pul
pit at 1 la. m. Tne pastor preaches
In Monmouth at that tlmo. In the
eveiti-i?, Ilia pastor wt'l preach as
IHual. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. in. Chun-h school at 8:45
a. m. J. F Ulrich 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 Ilia service. A hearty wel
come to all who will come.
CENTER- STREET METHODIST
A Kilmer, pastor. Church at
corner Uth and Center streets.
rarHonKe at 684 North Wirier
atroct. Sunday school convenes at
10 o'clock under leadership or 11
11. Gr.ilapp with classes for all
ages tu German or English. The
preaching servl?e at 11 o'clock.
Rev. J. V. Reckley will bring the
me.isn;e in place of the district
superintendent. Holy communion
will be celebrated In connection
with this service. In the evening
at 7 o'clock the Epworth league,
will continue the mission study.
This will be the closing chapter of
this series. You are cordially In
vited to all of these services. The
morning services are In German,
the evening services are all Eng
lish. ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
Rev. J. R. ltuek, pastor. Ma:we
at 7:30. a :3ft and high mass and
sermon by assistant ptstor at 10:30
The Knights of Columbus will re
ceive communion In a body pre
ceding their Initiation it the 8:30
mns. Itenedicllon will follow last
mans. A mission for non-Cat hollow
Will bo given commencing Sunday
morning. March 1st at the 10:0
mans and continuing a week, lo
which every ono both Catholic and
non-Catholic are cordially invited.
It will be preached by the Rev.
Father Olneit, O. P., and spet-lal
IiitMlc at the ecnin services will
lend attraction to the mission.
COl'RT STREET CHURCH CI-
CHRIST Corner Court and nor:h
17th streets. R. L. Putnam, min
ister. I'.ible school 8:45 a. M.,
Chris. J. Kowliz, superintendent
Mmlc (urntuhed by Miss Turner t
orchestra. A graded school thru
out. Do you attend any school In
tho city? If not we invite you
Junior Endeavor billowing com
munion ervhe. Fnlth Gilmer,
superintendent. The kiddies enjoy
the meeting. Morning worship 11
a. m. Sermon ' How to be a Sue
restful toul Winner." Every Christ
Ian ought to hear this sermon. The
Volunteers will vWt shut -Ins In
afternoon. Christian Endeavor
1:30 p. in. Senior and inlet mediate
meet at same time. Let the young
I cop'.o come, and eitjoy the meet
ing. J.vangi lislic service 7:30
Perm on "The Miraculous Rkth of
Jesus." Don't forget church day
every Thursity t-8 p. m. Anyone
Interested la Invited to enjoy this
program. You will go awsy a bet
ler man or woman. Friday even
ing Mrs. York's rlaji will gle a
program nnd shadow social at the
Church. Wo extend a hearty we!
some to all to any or all of ttuwr
services.
ST. PAt'IS (Episcopal)
Church street at Chemeketa. Rev
II. D. Clumbers, rector. I'sual ser
Wees, Holy Eucharist at 7:30
m. Church school at 8:45. Morn
Ing prayer and sermon at 1 1
Mofclc by vested choir. Y. P. F. a
I p. ni. In paiish house. The fifth
of (ltd course of lectures being gl
en by the rector will be given li
ths chapel at 7;45 p. m. Monday
evening.
CAST1.B U 1. IltbU achool
8:45 a. m. Please sutie ehangs o
hour from 10 to 3. Prenehloc
FI AST G E R M AN II A PT I ST
Will Russia repudiate God and the
ItMile or renpond to ilim and the
Rlble's mesnage, will be the theme
of Dr. George Hunter's lecture at
the morning service at the First
German Baptist church, corner D
and Cottage streets, Sunday morn
ing, February 15, at 11 o'clock. Dr.
Hunter Is the western missionary
representa'ive for the Russian and
Slavonic itible Union of Ntw Yoik,
nd comes to Halcin for this ser
vice with a fund of facts concern
ing the great response and hunger
on the part of the multitude of
RUfwians and other Slavonic peo
ples for a knowledge of God and
His book from which they have
been barred for tho past twelve
hundred years. Under the reign of
czars It was a crime the penalty
being Imprisonment and in many
cases banishment for life to Li
beria for mlnisteiing to the adher
ents of the Russian church. Hun
dreds of mlniNteis of the guspel
have been Imprisoned and several
have been batiudied to Siberia for
this In the hundreds of years past
Russia Is now having Its first per
iod of religious liberty In Its his
tory of 1000 years or more. This
1m denied from B;iue quarters and
incidents are cited of missionaries
being persecuted and given a lim
ited time to escape from the coun
try. The reason for their being
driven from the country will be
Id bv Dr. Hunter In his discourse.
Literally hundred of Russian Peo
ple are hearing the gnspel for the
first time and responding to Its In
vitation to accept Jesus Christ as
Savior and l,ord. Many of them
walk from five to fifty miles to
hear the missionary and the heart
rending appeals for missionaries
and biblta comes to the eira almost
from every village and city the mis
slonary visits. John J. Lucas, pas
tor.
Prayer meeting- Wednesday even-i
Ins; at 7:30. Mrs. Calvin Htday,1
class leader. Yon or invited to at
tend any or all of these services.
You will receive a hearty welcome
and be made to feel at borne.
Come and bring your children or
sond them. They will bo well car
ed fur. C. W. Ttbbet. pastor.
JASON LE15 MEMORIAL M. E.
Corner North Winter and Jeffer
son street. Take the North Com
mercial street car to Jefferson ave
nue. Thomas Aeheaon, pastor. Le
rcy Walker, awtistant in charge of
the junior church. Strangers are
always welcome to the services of
this church, and are greeted per
sonally and made to feel at home.
School of religious Instruction op
ens at 9:43 a. m. with classes for
all asfs. Harry Carpenter Is
superintendent. The school Is wide
awakl and aggressive. Servlzta of
pubilo worship at 11 a. m. Theme
The All-Sufficiency of God (1)
For the Sorrj-ving." The first in
a serlus on the all-sufficiency of
God. past'jr In cluirge. At the
same hour Rev. Walker prearhes
to the Junior church down stairs.
The young people's meetings are
full of Interest. At 6:30 p. in. the
esloy and Epworth leagues meet
In separate rooms down stalrms for
devotional meetings. Young peo
ple are cordially invited to attend.
Service of praise and worship at
7:30 p. m. Thbt Is community hour
with a splendid opportunity for
g'jod fellowship, and worship.
Theme "Cain's Marriage. Has It
a Modern Message?" by the pastor.
The second in a series of debated
scritptures. You are invited to
bring your friends and neighbor
with you to any or all of the ser
vices of the dry. Special inublc
will be furulshe I by the choir at
the morning and evening hour.
Mhl week devotional meeting of
roth Junior and senior churches on
Thursday evening 7:15 p. m.
Marjorle Taylor olo belvro the
sermon Mteej Frances Huston The
service will bo conducted by Miss
Rose Huston and tho sermon will
bo preached by Mr. Gerald Kubin,
his topic being "Religion for Toung
people." i
:
FIRST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL Corner BtaU and Church
streets. lilaino K. Klrkpatrick,
ii.lnlster. This will bo tho last
Sunday In the present pastorate,
a.id the public Is cordially Invited
to attood the services. At the 11
o'clock service. Rev. Klrkpatrick
will speak on tho subject "W'taat I
Havo Preached and Why.' At the
ovening service at 7:30, his sub
ject will be: "Abounding Grace for
the Tasks Ahead." Tho chorus
choir of fifty voices will sing at
both of thesa services, with Prof.
E. W. Hobion directing, and Prof.
8. Roberta at the organ. Other
services of the day will bo as fol
lows: Claits meeting 8:1$ a. m.
Sunday school. 8:45 a. m. II. F.
Shanks, superintendent. Meeting
of tho cabinet of the first chap
ter Epworth League at S p. m. at
he parsonage. Meeting of the
three chapters of tho Epworth
Lea j.te at 6:30. All young people
Invited.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION
343t Court street. C. S. Johnson,
pastor. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Services at 3 and 7:30 p. in. Meet
ings Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day nnd Saturday evenings. The
spirit of God Is with us and bless
ing our meetings. We contend ear
nestly for the faith onco delivered
unto the saints, we pray for the
sk-k. God heals. Everybody Invited.
LESLIE METHODIST K PI SCO
PAL South Commercial and My
ersstreets. H. F. Pemberton, pan
tor. You aro cordially Invited to
rttenl the following services of
this church. Sunday school meets
ut 9:45. E. A. Rholen, superin
tendent, lilblo study, under com
1-etent teachers, and the shaping
of Chr.stian character make the
work of this school of hlsh order.
Intermediate Epworth league In
Leslie hall at C;30. Junior and
senior high arhoul students make
tills hour Interesting and inspir
ing. Leslie Epworth leaKue in the
ihurch nt 6:30. Young people
wth deals worth while find this
an hour of profit and encourage
ment. Morning worship at 1 1
clock. Sermon subject: "The Great
Supper." Evening meeting at 7:.T0.
.Subject "I will Give Illm the
Crown of Life. Services will be
in the newly renovated auditor
ium. You v ill find a cordial wel
come nnd good fellowship In this
church. Iiappy singing. Christian
greetings, excellent music and
plain gospel preaching make tho
Hervlccs inspiring and worth while
Come with us. Make this you
cnurcn. Strangers and visitors wel
come.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Liberty and Center streets. W. C,
Kantner, minister. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Classes for all ages
with competent teachers. A place
for you and a welcome. M. I). Mc
Call inter, superintendent. Morning
worship at 11 a. m. Ser moot sub
ject "Great Hearts." Christian En
deavor 6:30 p. m., Floyd A I bin,
ad or. Evening service at 7:30.
Service of song, pictures and brief
ddreas. The pictures will be the
elebr.lted Lincoln pictures. Every
body will want to see them. Sub
ject of address "Giving one's Self
o the Highest.'" At 3 p. m. union
service in this church. Dr. Eubank
,111 be tho speaker. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Will ths Roman Catholic Church
Gain the Power In America T" Only
a few more lectures to bo given
and yon will not want to miss this
one. Because of tho Sabbath
school lnstituta bolng held In the
church beginning Friday night and
closing Sunday night there will be
no lecture this Sunday.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE Tabernacle on Ferry
street. Evangelist Frederic J.
He Us is continuing services through
out tho week, every afternoon and
evening, except Monday t p. m
and 7:30 p. ra. There Is a fine or
cheat ra led by "Louis" the Wen
ateheo Indian. The past week
crowds have taxed the capacity of
tho tabernacle, and on several oc
casions numbers have been turn
ed away. Evangelist Belts is
unique heralder of the old time
gospel. Come and hear and see.
Sunday school 2 p. m. Sunday aft-
ernoon service I p. m. Evangelist
Letts Is the speaker in each ser
vice. The sick sro prayed for
Tuesdays and Fridays. Pastors II
E. Caswell, 173 South Cottage
street. Phone 1434J.
FIRST PRESHVTERIAN Ward
Willis Long, minister. On Church
street between Chemeketa and
Center streets. 8:30 a. in., Sun
day school, II. E. Barrett, super
intendent. Our Sunday school is
progressing most satisfactorily In
both Interest and numbers.. Our
Slogan is "Five Hundred by Easter"
and we are well on the way. 11 a
morning worship. Sermon "The
Constitution of the Kingdom, V
Concerning the Status of the
Heart." This la the fifth In the
Sermon on the Mount series by the
n, I nlster. Tho choir will sing "Like
a Hart." Rihvr. Organ num
bers: "Meditation," Le ma is re; I
"Offertory," Hoffman, and "Pust
lude," Gounod. S p. in.. Junior so
ciety. 6:30 p. in. intermediate and
senior societies. 7:30 p. m., popu
lar questions discussed by the min
lsler "What Was the Recent Na
tional Motion Picture Conference
in Washington About? Does the
Industry Need Regulation?' Ser
mon: "Temptations of Jesus, II
Where Angeles Fear to Tread," by
the minister. Special music by the
choir and also by the male quartet
of the Men's Bible class. Monday,
7:30 p. m., Sunday school teach
ers and workers conference at the
church.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS Corner
Highland avenue and Church
street. Edgar P. Sims, pastor.
Little school Sunday at 10 a. m..
Walter Ktanbon, superintendent,
Classes for all ages. Meetings for
worship at 11 a. m. C. E. at 6:30
p. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Flor
ence Frailer Hnow will bring the
message At the evening service.
Monday at 7:30 p. m. Is the Bible
prophecy class. We finish the
first series of twenty lessons this
week and begin on another series
of twenty lessons. Thursday at
7:30 p. m. mid week prayer meet
ing. Friday afternoon at 2:30 wll
be the quarterly meeting on minis
try and oversight of Salem quar
terly meeting and all day Saturday
the regular quarterly meeting.
Come to these services as you feel
free to do so. We welcome you.
INTERNATIONAL LIRLK STU
DENTS ASSOCIATION Meetings
aro held every Sunday In Derby
building, corner Court nnd High
streets 10 to 1'j a. m. Biblo study
3 p. m. Ezek Jets' Temple study. A
cord:at welcome Is extended to
Bible students to meet with us.
NAZARENE The revival meet
ngs at the Nazarane church, 19th
nd Marlon streets, are growing In
ItilcrCKl nightly. And Sunday
xpected to be one of the greatest
lays of the evangelistic meetings.
Mrs De Lance Wallace, Seattle
evangelist. Is endearing herself to
he people, she is a preacher of,
unusual ability and a successful
vangeiist. Seekers aie coming to
be altar. There will be three ser-
Ices on Sunday, 11 a. m. preach
ing by the evanelLnt; 3 p. m., de
vute healing meeting; ":Pi0, preach
Ing by the ev;tngcti,t. 9:45 a. ni.
.Sunday school. 6:30 p. in. Young
people's meeting. Tho evangelistic
meetings will continue every night
xt week, except Satin day night
at 7:.t0. Don't fail tu hear this
evangelist. C. H. Hopkins, pastor.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
South 19th street. Harry W.
Johnson, minister. Sunday school
nd morning worship at 10 a. in
Leader, Miss Veda Korb. Paper
by Miss Vera McCune. Short talks
by the minister on "Health and
Right Thinking." Young people's
society meets nt 6:30 p. m. Jesus'
principles of living U (he general
theme for discussion. Preaching ser
ire at 7:30 p. m Spert.iltnusic.
Ser m o.i on "The Morals of a Man."
On Mondey evening, at the First
Congregational chuich Dr. lllnman
111 conduct the lnt of the series
of discussions on "The Rare Prob
lem In America." The hour is 7:30
p. m. On Wednesday afternoon,
the indies of the Flrst Consiega
Monal church will be the guests of
the Indies of Central church nt a
colonial tea to be held nt the
I'hurch parlors of the Central
church.
FIRST I'NITED BRETHREN
Corner Uth and Mission streets.
Sunday school 10 a. m. We have
efficient teat hers, and classes for
all ages. W. W. Wells, superinten
dent. Preaching 11 a. m. Subject
"A Marvelous Thing.' Text John
8.30. Evening service. Christian
Endeavor 6:30. Topic, 'Sulking
Inslinces of tho Friendliness of
Jesus. Lender, Amos Wells. The
young people are especially In
vlted to this service. Preaching
7:10. Subject "Eternal Memory."
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTII
F.HAN state and lsth streets, G
Koenler, paatar. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m. Divine service with
sermon In German at 10:30 a
'Subject "Is Tithing Obligatory In
the New Covenant?" The Luther
league meets at e.ao p. rn. Topic
"A Striking Incident In the Life
ot Christ." Evening- service in Eng
-Ish at 7:3o p. m. The pastor will
speak on the subject "Where Did
Jesus Get Ills Doctrine Vmmr
Bible study on Thursday at 7:30
P. m, uiuie school on Siturda
from 9 to 12 a. m. A cordial Invi
tation.
CHRISTION SCIENCE Pint
Church oCrner or Liberty and
Chemeketa streets. Sunday morn
ing services at 1 1 o'clock, Sunday
even in i- at 8. Subject of lesson ser
mon "Soul.'' Sunday school st
8:30 a. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room 209 Masmlc Temple
epen every day except holidays
nnd Sundays from 1115 to 6:30 r,
in. All are cordially Invited to our
services and to our reading room.
BETHANY REFORMED Cor
ner of Capitol and Marion streets.
Sunday school 10 a m. said Ger
man preachtng service 11 a. m. No
evening service. M. Denny, minister
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. 15th
and Mill. Patrik Dahlln, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Gust An
dei son, superintendent. Morning
worship In Swedish 11 a. m. Ep
worth league 7:15 p. m. livening
service at 8 p. 'm. conducted by
Rev. W. E. Kuykendall. student at
Kimball college. On Tuesday night
nt 8 o'clock a business meeting
will bo held. Thursday night at
7:30 prayer meeting. You nre all
cordially Invited to our services.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Corner of Fifth and Gaines, North
Salem. N. C. Erntson, pastor. Sab
bath school at 10:30 and preach
ing at 11:30 a. m. Young people's
meeting at 4:30 p. m. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Vis
itors aro welcome to any or all of
these meetings. The next Sunday
night lecture will be given Sunday
the 22nd of February- Subject
"Tho United States in Prophecy, Hons.
EVANGELICAL Chemeketa
street. F. W. Launer, pastor. Ser
mon at 11 a. m. The subject will
be "Loyal to Christ." Sermon at
7:30 p. m., subpect, "The Christ of
loday." Sunday school at 10 a.
R. Strausbaugh. leader. Mrs. F. W
Launer and Miss Lorenzo Combas
so have charge of the primary and
the infant department of the school
Wilson Launer and Mrs Kurz teach
the boys and girls. All are wel
come to our school. Evangelical
league at C:Z0. Clyde Strausbaugh
will be the leader. Sermon at Au
burn at 3 p. m. Monthly meeting
of the young people Wednesday
evening ut tho homo of O. It,
Strausbaugh, 1030 Rroadway.
ARMORY REVIVAL Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 a very special
service will be held, at the close
of which the sacrament of the
Lord's supper will be observed
p.ftcr which the sick will be pray
ed for. At 7:30 p. m. Mr. Peter
son will preach on the importan
subject "The End Time." Coin
niencing with Sunday night and
every night next week except Mon
day, the subject ot prophecy will
be studied and unfolded from the
word of God by the Illumination of
the Holy Spirit without bias to
ward or prejudice against any sec
tarlan views or private Interpre
tation. From now on these meet
ings will develope more tho form
of a school as lantern slide charts
will be used and a complete Bible
study course bo given so that with
the aid of thes echarts and lectures
you can acquire within a few
months first hand working know
ledge of the entire Bible from
Genesis to Ravaiatlon. Opportun
ity will also be given to ask ques-
FIRST SPIRITUALIST Meeting
at McCornack hall, Sunday even
ing, February 15th. at 7:30 p. m.
F. W. Parker, speaker.
FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and
High streets. J. J. Evans, minis
ter; Miss Vivian Whisler, assist
ant and musical director; Miss Hat
He Mitchell, missionary. Special
musical numbers In the evening
pervlco will surprint nnd please.
An echo King will feature the gen
eral program nnd other numbers
by tho largo chorus under the di
rection of Mi-is Whlslcr will aid
greatly to service. The pastor will
speak both morning and evening.
'I he P.iblo school Is well above the
300 mark each Sunday. Tho sns
slon opeais at 1:45. The young peo
pie meet at 6:30 In two groups.
"How We Got Our Itible" will be
tho subject of tho pastor's talk to
tho men's class st the Rllgh theatre
at 9.45. Men of every class and
i omit Hon are welcome. Wo try to
make It a class for every man.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Corner of Commercial and Wash
htgton street. Sunday school st
10 a. m. Dr. Carl E. Miller, super-
ntendeut. oMrnlng worship at 11
o'clock. Carl F. and Minnie G.
Mill-, pastors, christian Endeav
or at 6 30 p. m. Evening worship
it 7:30 p. m. M:d week prayer
meeting on Thursday at 7:30.
UNITARIAN-lounge and Che
meketa streets. Rev. Martin Fere
shetlau, minister. Church schoo
at to a. m. Graded Instruction. Mr.
Miles II. McKey, superintendent.
Clasi for adults conducted by the
minister in the critical study of the
literature of the new testament
All are Invited to come and take
part In tho discussion. Devotional
services at 11 n. m. The young peo
pie's organlxatlon w III have full
charge ot the service Including the
preaching ot the sermon. Organ
prelude, offer'ory and postlude by
Sunday Afternoon at 3
M. D. EUBANK, M. D.,
Medical Missionary to China
First Congregational
Church
A great missionary message by a great
medical missionary.
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"China's Real Revolution"
Free to everybody. Inspiring; Uplifting.
Full of human interest, incident, story.
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Men's
Bible Class
Meets Every Sunday at Ihe
Bligh Theatre, 9:30
ALL MEN WELCOME
Subject this week
"How We Got Our Bible"
the organist of the church. Mis. K;aJ
A. Denton. Announcements of fll -V a - -
The Chassis is Patented
Essex is a totally different type. It gives re
sults no other car ever gave.
Low price, without disappointment in looks or
reliability.
Economy without sacrifice of performance.
Stability and highest readability without unneces
sary weight
The riding ease of large, costly cars. The handling
ease of a bicycle. Utter simplicity in design.
The lowest maintenance cost, we believe, of any
car in the world.
Two of every three Essex buyers
come to it from those who form
erly owned cars bought chiefly
for their low first price.
Just as the Coach body and
Coach name have been exten
sively copied, even by costliest
cars, so must future mechanical
design seek to approximate the
results Essex gives.
But the patents which make the
Super-Six the most nduring,
smoothest motor and give it all
advantages, also prevent any
from copying its chassis.
Surely you cannot be satisfied
with less than Essex offers. Its
cost is but little more than cars
of the lowest price.
FRED M. POWELL, motor cars
Cottage and Ferry
Phone 2126
PIANO VALUES
We bought out the Peter's Music Co, formerly Peters & Mills.
All of these pianos are Gulbranson nationally advertised pianos
and you can buy them at a good substantial reduction in price.
We also have many other good values we are offering at special
prices.
THIS HIGH GRADE PIANO
Regular Price $350 now
$275
$1.50 a week
This Piano is brand new and fully
guaranteed.
KIMBALL PIANO $95
This Piano is a real snap and we will take it back any time at
full purchase price on a new piano.
EMERSON PIANO $135
Here is one of America's oldest makes of pianos; would cost
$600 to $700 new but you can buy this used one for $135 on terms
of $6 a month.
.
USED PIANOS
Schubert .". . r $135
StditT T- r $150
Miller .$325
Lester $295
Newman Bros. ...... .. .$250
Hamilton .---. . . $145
Stodart $ 75
Proctoe Piano . ; $ 50
NEW PIANOS
Mahogany Upright $325
Oak Upright ro.ro:... . .$275
TValnut . . ,-t-,-.j $295
Walnut $385
Grand $585
Grand . z:i . $850
Grand . c. . .-. $1,375
Grand r.-r.-.-.- $1,475
We also have ampicos from $845 to $5,200.
GEO. C. WILL 432 STATE ST.
Everything Musical ' i Phonographs and Records
Salem's Leading Music House for 43 Years