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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1030 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON r OLD ALASKAN FINDS VALLEY CLIMATE COLD A person might think that a man who has six-tit 33 o! hie 58 years m country where the resident do itot admit a day is -cuia unui iiifr the mercury drops to the 40 dei-.w b'lcw tvra murk would find the climate of the Willamette valley ideal, but O. B. Hubbard, of Fair banks, Alaska and a native son of Marion county, imds himself ali. verlng and complaining of the old" here alter lie dlyoiiwb ac cllmat'.-d. lluuoard Is spending the .uitor in th? stales and is at pres ent on his first visit In Salmi In four veaiS. Since hli lt vt-.it here both his Barents, the late Judge and Mrs. w C. Hubbard and eral of hi brothers and other relatires liave died. He and a sister. Mrs. Joe Gra ber, are the surviving members of the old Hubbard laimiy 01 seven children. Hubbird station was nam- rd for inn graudiather ana all oi the original memliers. of ttie pio neer family have kweu called ex tent M. B. K-ster. wiio still has a rhirken ranch in that section. As a bov Hubbard atiendrd the Ei-Jrledge school north ot Salem, upending his youth on his latiiera I arm in the MLs-siun F.ottjtn district. A trip to port-land was an event men. ne re calU, lor bteore the Southern Pa rifle was constructed it took two davs hv wagon to make tlie trip from lirbbard by way of Tualatin ar.d th Bouue ferry road. Fairbanks, and within a radius of 44) miles, lias just completed Its most propt;rau,s season since the war, Hutibavd says. There has been lots of inin and employment. Min ing activities today are being car ried on by dredges and hydraulic processes with one concern building 70 miles of ditch lor its water. A mail tram arrives every wee and fiupplie can be obtained within ten or 12 days after the telegraphing whereas when he first entered the country It took weeks and supplies were purchased late in the summer to last thmu;h the winter as the river freezes over about the middle of October and with the Ice coins cut is not ii viable until June. Airplane transportation Is In creasing; bul is sUll very expensive, but ba In need agalost time and dis tance, the expense Is not exhorbi tant. It id pjisible to fly in five hours a distance that It used to take a do team seven weeks to cover. A good dog team, Hubbard says, can mate? 40 miles a day. Men are r,till mailing and loatng money at minimi venlurc.i. with appnximate ly $1000 needed to ovtfit a miner for tlie sM'ion, includinit do?s and Kii;ii)lifj!. Tite aeia'je voikms sea E.'ii is nbi;;t five months, the rc-nuii-dfr being wuiter. The interior! is colder th:.:i the coin but doesi not have the heavy snows. Temper atures wnw from 40 to 60 decrees! below zero in the interior but four j or five feet of snow are exception-; nl. The oast Im-i snowballs of from e.Rht lo ten lt?t. Hubbard will find the winter here ain In California and plans to return to Alaska in the spring as ituon as river trauspoitation Is re turned. WILD BEAUTY (Continued from Page 61 limlsrd and .-hln plrlt. But not too Koon. For Fann'ft own wise not Xoo snon. Dnvld did not write her. What must be said between them could not be -t clown In black ar.d white. He pictured her contrite, broken, liumblv penitent. He wittered with lisr, cofnilng each day until her return. But to his allocked consternation Fanny came home outwardly nai-tht-r contrite nor In the least p:nl tent. (To be continued) NEMO SEWING CLUB TO LENGTHEN WORK Ha&M Gmcp. The Nemo Sewing club he!'J its bimonthly November nictirut at ihs home of Mrs. Mau rice Dunntesn. At the busuiess Kr.sion plww were discussed for future mcJtinss af'.er ths holidays which l.me a'i day meetings will bs aiibslttuicd for the regular half day schedule, comforts will be tied and any other sewing projects com!'.'trd- At the t.-a hour the hostess was nrvsLvtcd in sorvinj by Mi. Ada F;iLst a'.j Mra. Mary Wampler. Members pres?r.t Included Mrs. Minnie Dunnican. Mrs. Ada Faist, Mrs. Pearl Woods. Mrs. Laitie n'ttlirrloid, Mrs. Mi'drrd KitteUoii. Mrs. Mary War.ipkr. Mrs. Damtn ciue LaKoie. Marian Wampler and Hilda I,ario;c. The nert meetlnc will be pt the Fdward Dunnigan, Sr. home. VACATION CALLED BY MATRONS' CLUB SI!vcrtor. Tht Past Matrons cJuti of the l?al Eastern 6tar met at the home ot Iti secretary, Mrs. Georm w. Hiibbj on CoolKUe street Wednesday afternoon witn nearly ev?ry member attending and the president. Mrs. William Towne, in the chair at the business meet lti. Refreshments were served. There wlh be no meeting of this club again until the third Wednes- Katrt Islps U Orow aua IAV k S trml'hm KQUitia im bitM a ft f iTrrn will ofitrol itulnn Basr i tarsd In SV04M CHAPES CALVARY BAPTIST Hurh ttH ry bu, CUurcU thuul fl w a Ul PrntcMug 10.MI Biu. and 7;30 u iu M'.r.ihig arrii:on "T: L'L;wvL t'u.u parrd to Vine" ttiwcial uiuie. U-cled. r. B. Y. P. U. a iO. 'i'lmiiks) Illviu pruKiau iu charge of ttervicr Cuiouuiun. Junior B y. b.40. Topic "Purt ot Tiiut((lviin." Popu.sr im Mr view at 7.40 pui. Bertnuu "New Mm lor tli Mew An " Mpeclal mu mc. prayer suiii feliuwatuit meeting Wednesday vrmii T.3U. 8T. PAUL'S KPLSt'OPAL Church and t'beiuefceut Hu. Hev. Geo. H. Swift, rector. Holy conunuuluu 7UU a.m. Ctturdi at-Uuul U:4& am Morn ing prayer and aertuou at 11. Evruius aervltes at Wuodbum 7.JU. ST. JOHN'S LUTHKPAS (Mo Syd Norib 10Ui attd A BU. Hev. H W fl-uaui iiuator lr..,i.i. ,.... W 5 a.ru. Ciermau'at 11. Sunday actio-il at m m.ux. opi'i'iiti litaiuLagitibg ervit.c lu Lua-liaU at 10.33 aju. FOrtD MEMOHIIU M E Com munity church, Wcttt Huleai, Oertli und Third tit. Meredith A. Grove, uaator. Uunduy acliool fiAb a.m. Mr A. C. Hrniuugwu. aupt. MoriUng wor ship at 11. Her. W. J. Warren preach ing. The Juutur choir will ting. At the Epwortta Le.iKue aervlca at 6:0 Kalpli P. Wlrtn. pruleasur of plilloaopUy and piycholoy at Wlllaniettt uulveralty. Kill give Wiui origiual poo ma. liner -mediate league 0:0. Mra. Hennlngwn. apoiwur. EvenlDit service at 7:20. Ser mon topic: "Au Old Vomana Uia uie." Special musk- will include a piano voluntary by Mlaa Helen Ooa uer. and an anthem by the choir. ThanktefflYlng any moruliig Dr. Wil liam H. Kobiui will apeak at tlie aer vlcea hi thla cliurch. Kp worth Lengue study claan 7 p.m. Wednesday. OlrJ Heaervr Monday 8 'So. J-'ileudljr lu dUns Balurday 'J p m. AMERICAN LUTHERAN Church Rt. between Cheinefceta and Center. Rev. P. W. ErlUen. pasior. "The Clirlatlan and the Unoamed Sin." at 11 a.m. Special muaic. Duet, Mrs. J. A. ShoUeth and Alvlu Shirmuu. Solo. MiJia Arbutua Rudie. At 7:30 evening aoiig service and young iieupiea' cho run. Special numbers. Sermon topic: "Expect Great Tiuiigb from Ood." Sun day fcchooi at s:a, Mui Gehlhar, Aupt. Luther leapuea devotional meet tuts at C:30 ItiLerinedlate aoctat and fellow ship hour 4:45. Thanksgiving day ser vices at Wiio. PTR8T BAPTIST N. L'.bcrt? and Marlon BU William If. Robins, pas tor. Ulble achcMl at :43. Fred Bi er. supt. Morning service at 11. Ortau prelude by Miss Miller. Bermoil topic: "Why I Am a Baptist." Choir selec tion. The mule Quartet will slug. Bap tist young people's meeting at 6:.i0. "The History of World Wide Missions" Is bi'lng atudled. Evening evaugcllMlc aervlce at 7:;t0. SlngsplraTlon service in charge of Mr. Bioor. Tne paator will prench another sermon on the great crlsea of sacred history. Sub ject: "God's Plnol Auwer to Satan's Universal thsllrnse." The male qi;ar tet will sing. There will be bap;lsiiBl services alter the prenclUni;. Wed neaday evening prayer and praise ser vice at 7:30. Friday evening union Bi ble classes at 7:30. PIRST GERMAN BAPTIST N. Cot tage and D Sts. G. W. Rutsch. minis ter: O. fichimke. ass't. mtn. Sunday nchool at 9:45 a.m. Sam Schhninn. supt. Services at 11 a.m. sermon top ic: "Christ's Claim on Youth." Choir nnthem. Kven.im service at 7:30. Rev. P. Buerrmann will bring an es.say on, "Kluns of the Times." The regular J mid-week prayer meeting cancelled. CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE : One blocfc south of Center on tBthi street. Hev. Fletcher Galloway, paa-, tor, will speak Sunday from the lol lowlug subjecta: ll o'clock, "Counter feit and Real." This will be No. 4 In sermon series, "fi.incrl flection. WATCH THESE DANGER SIGNALS! Headaches, dizziness, coated tongue, loes of appetite, lack of pep, m general feeling: of "blues" these are some of tha danger signals of constipation. Look out for them. Don't let them make your life miserable. Start tomorrow eating; Kellogp's All-Bran a de licious ready-to-eat cereal. Youll enjoy its improved taste and texture. And That a relief it will be after taking un natural, habit-forming pills and drugs. Two tablespoonf uls of All Bran daily are guaranteed to prevent and relieve both tem porary and recurring constipa tion. In severe cases, cat it three times daily. Milk or cream brings out the . delightful nut-like taste of STRECH YOUR DOLLAR The WALTHAM Mantel type Screen grid Radio is now on display and only 9.5 Complete COME AND what it la and what it is not." Mr. ana ii. AUiea wurader will sing. 7.JG. OjU a auuit-ine viiun to aavv luen " Duet, FiatiK LltwlUer and Minora s.un Sunday school, 4a, Praajt M. Lltailler. aupeilutenjeut 21. V. P. and Junior aociet, G in p. hi . i t.ea c.ciipaou, prraiaeut; Mra. Hattle Lit wll lei, Junior supervisor. IMMANfEL BAPTIST -Corner of tiazel and Acadeuiy at reel. Sunday sniool at 10 a. iu. The lesaou will be the 211U cuautee of numbers. Preach. UK at 1 1 and 7 30 Mid-week prayer and testimony uieetllig i uurMij tening aL v.ju. SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS South Coiul at Waaiiiugiou, Clia. C. Ha aorui. pa i or. Sunday school 10 a. in., Nattiuu Coop, Supt. 11 o'clock. "'wiM( wonaip. special music Dy the Quartet. Sermou, "Tha Great ;iu-:i,eiiieut. o 'Mt p. m, vaaper aer vice, Mra. Laura MUaa In chame Mum Vlrgluta Edwards, of Willamette uuiverany. win speak on the theme, ' Youth of Today.'' Virginia Sluaaer, also of W. V.. will almt A alion n. ligioua dranta. ' Youth Prays." will be gueu by a group of young people. Thuiaday. Nov. 27. the Thaukagivtng service fur South Salem wui be held In this church, witu Rev. W. Earl Cochran bringing tha tueaaaga. The rrviua wui otrgm at IU ociota. CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY AL LIANCE TABERNACLE DS Parry St, Louisa Phinell. pastor. Sunday acuooi at n w, airs MVia White, aupt. Y. P. S.. 6:30. Louiae Ormu. leader Preaching services at 11 a. m.. and 7:30 p. m. Hev. W. I. McOarvey, who s conaucting a aeries of revival ueetluga will preach at both services ana tnrougnout the week there will oe servicea every night at 7:So. Rev and Mis. McGarvt-y from SUvettou are aaaistlug with the music. SALEM BAPTIST TEMPLE Robert L. Payne, nan inter. Service held lu Fraternal temple. Bible achool with Bible as text book. tt:45. Morning preaching aervloe 11 o'clock. Two groupb of young people meeting at o :.iu, i!-i'ening preacumg service, 7:il). Tonic of trior nl no uimm "Kv- cry Day With Its Promlaa." Topic for evea'.:ur aermoi.. "Juvful Salvation." Sjngervice led by two chorua choirs ana orcueatra. rrayer meeting i uunaij cvrnuig. PIRST EVANGELICAL 13th and Center, A. P. Lay ton. paator. Sunday acLiooi, v:e a. m.; morning worsnip, 11 o'clock: subject : Rev. Lyle Wll lard of Mon:uouth will be the sneak er. Special music bv choir. Evening worship. 7:45 o'clock; subject; John K udeii, ft Ml ted by the young peo ple of the church, will have oharge of the service. Y. P. meeting 6:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting, Thursday at REFORMED Cor. Capitol Mar lon S'ji. Sunday achool 10 o'clock, F. E. Krue. Supt. German aervlce. 10 a. nt.: Ensltsh service. 10 a m. Rev. P. Hafner of Portland wlU be lu charge of the services. KNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGA TIONAL 19th siid Ferry. H. C. Sto ver, pastor. Morning worship at II Sermon topic: "The Spirit of Thanks giving. Ladles' chorus "Charlte." Eve nlng service at 7:30. sermon "Thanks giving in Times Like These," Chorus choir alnga Recessional. Sunday school at 10 a.m. C. C. Hnrrla, supt. Young people's societies at 6:30. CHltrST LUTHERAN 1 8th A- State St . Rev. Atiioa E. Mlnuemah. German aervicen B :45 a. m., aubject. "Give unto Ceassr the things that are Cesssr's and unti God the things that sre God's, English services 11 o'clock; subject. "Hullo wen Bs Thy Name." German service 8:00 p. m., snhtect. "How tic IT'lv Sphlt hppt KeTlogrc's All-Bran. And with milk or cream, important vita mins are furnished. All-Bran is equally tempting with fruits or honey. Sprinkle it over other cereals. Use it fn cooking for mak ing delicious bran muffins, breads, in omelets, etc All Bran also has iron, the builder of good rich, red blood. At all grocers in the famous red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg fn Battle Creek. Th original Alt Bran, All-Bran Improved in 7xfvr mn4 Taf with Tubes SEE THEM LEAGUE SEEKS TO POPULARIZE DRY REGIME Washington f City toy city the Biiii-saioon league is unaeriaiciun the enlistment of hlgh-standm' business men In a campaign to porKilartae prohlbittoo. Tlie objective, as described by F. Scott Mc Bride, general aunerinlen dent of the league, Is to tell by newsianers, magazines, radio and motion pictures what it consufcre the merits of prohibition, without overlooking a resume of unfavorable conditions in the saloon tfsya. Tlie extent of this campaign was outlined by McBrtde soon after Pro hibition Director Woodcock had made known bis approval of the prosecution In St. Louis of a mer chant who sold grape Juice which turned into wine. But Woodcock explicitly said tlie cade was not a precedent for whole sale rounding up of grape Juice sell ers, so the problem of Just how to regard the widespread sale of an innocent beverage destined to ac quire illegal potency remained very much up in the air. The puzzle was enlivened by re cent report gangsters had threat ened death to Juice men If they Invaded titetr beer baronies, and the apparently well authenticated infor mation the California grape growers had appealed to the department of Justice for protection under laws which forbid restraint of Interstate commerce. No one In tlie department so far has confirmed this informa tion, however. Outlining the education campaign, McBrtde gave out a list of leading men who, he said, have agreed to take part in guiding the movement. Large groups have been formed, he said, in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, three ot the cities in the group generally considered out standingly wet. The work la under auspices of the league because, he said. It Is by far tlie largest of the dry groups and "is non-sectarian, non-partisan. Is a national organization and has an organization in every state. McBrtde gave the league's present budget as approximately $1500 a year. ths la mo of faith aglowinc in Xsraat's faKhtul few." Sunday school 0:40 a. m.. acartna uatterman, nupt. Luther leairuc. 7:00 d. Jacob Fox. leader; subject. "The Worship of saints. FIRST UNTTAH IAN North Cottage and Chemeketa street. Rev. Fred Al baa Well, minister. Church school at 10 s m., Mllc 11. McKev, aupt. Church services at 11 a.m, Thanksgiving Sun day sermon: "The Divine Adventure of the Pilgrims In Seeking Freedom to Worhlp God and Our Debt to Them Today, aoio: mis. irunia nuston. FIRST CHRISTIAN High ft Center D. j. Howe, pastor. a. m- uiuie school. Ortllle J. Hull. Supt. There will be aDeclal features this Sunday The boys from the Turner home will h nreaent and have Dart In the Dro- gram. 11 o'clock worship, the Lord's supper followed hy presetting, oer niim bv tha castor. "Tha Snlrlt of Thanksgiving." Special and appro priate music both morning and eve- nlng. 0:.W, Y. P. hour; C. E. groups Seventh Day Adventist Church Corner ot Fifth and Gaines SUNDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 237:30 PASTOR J. MARK COMER will continue hU study on Book of Revelation. Don't mlM on. of these studies. We will soon be starting ths question box. Special notice. ANNUAL COOKED FOOD SALE TUESDAY ALL DAT NOV. U The famous cooked foods as served by the ladles of our church. Also a rummage sale In connection in Olese Powers Bldf , Court 8t. ..In i 71 m You are cordially Irfvtted to "BREAKFAST WITH S PERRY" SUNDAY MOKNINd OVER Till N 1 O NETWORK at 8: jo o'clock Undo Lee, the bachelor host, with fait two adopted children, and Ann. Kristin, the Swedish maid, and rarloua talented guests contribute to rarled program of melody and mirth, with the compliments of the Sperrj Flour Co. Mat la their raapsett ptacea. fU . as- evening aervlca. Tha paawc will pceach tha first anava la a Mar lea on "Shreulncs with the Bible. afUtwvak errr.ca Waducadar 7 0 p. m, auDject. "1'eaoous fur Thankuglv lns Prof. K. W. Hotjaon. dlreotoc of uiusie; alias ui Piuuuusr. organist. FIft!TT CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI- eiioi -c-uemeaeta Llbertr ata. Sunday aarvtcea at 11 a. m. and p. m. Subject "Soul, and Body." Suu- -f ""wi at w.9 aua ii o ciock. Tfaitmouul meetlna even- Wrdnn. day cieniug at S. Readlnc coom at to Masonic Trmpla open from 11 to a. mm a&capi Sundays aua bauds. FREB METHODIST afarket H Winter b j.. J. H. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school at :.&, Guy snep- inrru. ouyi. aBuriuug worauip at 11 o'clock: sub tec t. rPh Bkntinn with Fire." Evening worship at 7;30 o'clock: subject. "Fruit of Baptism with Fire." T. F. meeting at 0:30 u uiois auQ prayer meetiug I uurauay 7 JO p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF OOD Corner piwtor. Morning aefvtce! ll'o'clock:' Ore-at Niagara. Evening aervlte 7:30 achool 10 a. m, John VanLrdegraf. Supt. Midweek prayer service 7:30 p. ni-. Wedneaday. Y. P. meeting 6 SO p. bl. Junior T. F. leader. Subject, boya' program. Thaukagt vlitg aer vlca Thursday 7:30 p-TJu. State Y. F. convention Nov. as, 29, sud so. muniiAiiw r nienus cnurca BL and HitrtUaud Ave. Edgar P. Sims. Beckett, aupt. Morulas wocshlp 11 Junior C. E. :S0; senior C. E. 6:30 p.m. Evening aervlca 7:30. Bible pro phecy claaa Monday 7:30 pm. Mld- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Winter no umneaeia. u rover o. Btrtchet, O. D., uaator. Bundav achool OrSti m. L. M. Itsmsse. aunt. Mi.rnlrtir vnr. my ll DCiOCK. K0V. SI. M, BtOCkPr oi Aiuany win acuver trie morning sermon. Antbem "Tlis Lord Is Orest." Solo, "Thanks Be to Ood." Mlas Jose phine Albert. Two ore an nvimlvrt Christian Endeavor aocletlea at 6:30 p.m. Evening worahtp at 7:30. Ser mon by Dr. Blrtchet. Anthem. "Be Olad O Ye Rl-fhteous." Three oraan numbers. Mid-week prayer meeting at i.w tuuiMUf rvvniug. EVANOFTLISTIC TABERNACLE i3tn ana Kerry ata. c. O. Weatou. pas tor. Sunday school 1:45 pjn. Church service 3 O m Sueclal mui!e Kvmi- gellstlc service at 7:45 p.m. Special evangelistic services at 7:45 every night except Monday. C. H. Austin. cvsngciiai win spesa. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Cen ter and Liberty. Sundav achool a A F. E. Near. supt. Morning worship at 11. "What Is the Essence of tha Chris tian Religion?" ftpeolal music by a misea quarter,. Evening service r.sv "When 1 a House Not a Home? Un ion Thanksgiving service Thursday at iu:3U witn ttev. Birtcnet or the Pres byterian church preaching. Charles E. Ward, minister. FIRST BPrarrUALIST Services at 7:30 n. m.. Wm. A. DalKlel. vice area ldcnt stat Spiritualist association, will be tha speaker. Meaaagea e,rcl Irom 6S0 to 7 P. m.. by accredited readers of the church. AU services held at Nelson building on Chemek eta street between Liberty and Com mercial. COURT STREET CHORCH OF CHRIST -Court 6c I7th. B. F. Shoe maker, minister. Bible school 0:45 a. m Mrs. Prank Marshall, Supt. Morn ing worship, 11 a. m.: subject. "Monuments and monumental Insti tutions." Christian endeavor, 6:30 p. m. At 8 o'clock a play appropriate to Sunday evening will bs given by a number of people from Sclo. An orrering wu oe received lor tne Dene fit of the boya' home at Turner. Midweek meeting Wednesday, 7:30. SALEM MINISTERIAL ASSOCIA TION will meet In regular bl -month ly session Monday at 10:30 a. m.. at the Y. M. C. A., building. Devotions by Captain Eart M. Williams. Aaareas. "Needed Marriage and Divorce Legis late n." Judge MfMahan. Talk. Dr CLASSES ARE JOINED FOR EVENING EYENT Dallas Tha Loyal Women's class and tn Business Men's class uf tne Christian church met Wed nesday evening In the social par lors of tlie church and suent a very enjoyable time together. Tne men were Kapouaiblf lor the procram and tlie women for the rata and from aD report both parties made a food job of their Assignment. The program consisted oi a musical reading by Adrian 8laa, guitar aoto by Dell SiMliigsteen, guitar solo toy Clyde Robins, guitar duet by the soloists, reading by Mrs. Joy Rob ins, musical selections by the Sear lea orchestra and short talks by the Rev. K. E. Burke and Hugh Black. Dr. S. R. Smith acted as loastmaster. Vernon A. Douglas, city-county health officer. Unluu Thauaagiviug services. 10 a. m.. Thanksgiving day. Off ei lug for charity. Down town, let Congregational church. Rev. drover C. Blrtchet. East aide Knights Mem orial church, Bev. B. Earl Parker. North aide, Jason Lee M. E Rev. A. P. Leyton. South end. South Salem Friends. Rev. S. D. Johnson. West Salem. Ford Memorial M. K Rev. W. U. Robins. Special music will be provided br tha churches where the aervioes are to be bald. OLAD TIDINGS MISSION 333 Court. O. S. Johnson, paator. The Pox avangelUta will conduct eervlcae. Miss Rills Senders will apeak at 3:00 p. m sud Mlaa ffttiel Pok will speak In the evening. Mr. Porne For plays and slug. Sunday achool will meet at ?:uu p. in. FIRST M E. State A Church BU . B Earls Parker, mlnlater. Church achool graded. 9 :49 a. m : morning worsnip. 1 1 o ciock. auujeci, " wnai Have We Ift" Junior church. 11 "LTD COFFEE Jutt go to your favorite grocery store and aslc for the GOLDEN WEST "Drip Coffee" Maker. Trie maker complete will cost you only $ rm JUST OU M IQaAl BARGAINS f OR MEN ! Young men's college cords, 24 inch bottoms, light color, heavy weight. Size 28 to 36 d) A f Special tP.fftU Men's Express Striped Overalls Men's genuine moleskin weight. Regular J2.69 Begain Basement Women's novelty shoes, and patterns, velvet. Moire kid, patent 2 Pair f.1.99 Men's all leather slippers Alt Rubber Galathes with tipper fasteners . North D RECTOR o'clock: epeakar, Mies Mary Tlema. Eugene, sttanibat eC laWrnaUunai council of pcevDOtlon of war. Ev niug worahip. 7: So o'clock. Subject. The Conquest ef Fwar. Ttnea Y. P. meetlnga at 0 SO p. m. Univr rally league tcliowahip hour a 10. CASTLE UNITED BRETHREN If lTth Nebraska Sta L. W. Blddle. paator. Sunday acnool 9 9 a. iu- W A. DunuiKSU. Supt. Morning wor ahip, 11 o'clock; aermou, Tha Real ization of Our Nstlonal Ideals" In termediate c. E. 30. Home mlsalon study class at 6:30 p. m. Evening wnrnmp (:JO p. m.. ttieme, "ine ChrUtian Usoe." Midweek prayer and Bible aiudy aervlca at 7.W e'clocJa Thuiadajr. EMMANUEL FULL OOSPEL fr N. 17 Lh fe Cbetnekete su. Sunday school at 10 a. m ; morning wurohip at 11 a. m ; evening aervtcea 7:45: midweek. Tuesday and Friday at 7:45. Prayer meeting Wedue-tdAy evening. Sittr Pearos of Washing ion will fill the pulpit lor the next two weeks. C. Lewis Rounds, pastor. SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST J. Mark Comer, paator. Sabbath achool. Saturday 0 46 a. tn. Wa are studying tha book of Romans. Lesson rw-xt Sabbath to Rom. S:ia-Sl. Morning wonhlp 11 o'clock. Sunday eveniug at 7:J0 tha uaator will alve the third atudy In tlte aerlea on the book of Revelation, m O, A. church corner of ata Oalnes. Rolph to Support Rossi for Mayor Ban Franclaco (JP) Oovemor-elect Jamea Rolph, Jr.. Thuraday an nounced his support of Supervisor Angelo Rose! as his auoceesor as mayor of San Francisco. Rossi is chairman of the finance committee of the board of supervisors, which will select the new mayor when Rolph becomes governor of Califor nia In January. Many more buildings are being erected In Jamaica than a year ago. ?5 OOLDCM WrST COfFCE S THE IDEAL OKI NO FO OSIP COFfEl MAKE 96c pants, heavy QP iDl.tVD new styles I Women's $2.95 $1.49 leather sole and heel $1.49 I Men's Black Hip Boots DEPARTMENT STORE Commercial and Court Streets ALL DAY FARM MEET IS EYENT AT AMITY Amity An all-day farm meeting was held bore Wednesday In the W. O. W. hau. The farmers rgara laatlone represented were the farm ers union, the grange, tlie Jersey Cattle Breeders association, and the Dairymen's Cooperative asaociatkm. Tlie dairymen occupied the time In the forenoon and a round-table ducussioln lnaued. Walter Russell, a former representative from Yamhill county, presided. A baiket dinner was served In tlte hall at noon and a social hour held. In the afternoon the Farmers union held a meeting. Numerous speeches were made. R. W. Clark ot Salem who is a director of the Dai rymen's association, spoke of the ad vantages of cooperating and Roger Morse of the O. A, C. dairy depart ment and Senator Joe Dunn, were also on the program and gave In structive talks, 8. A. White, county agent, presided In tlie afternoon. This meeting was one of a series of six farm meetings to be held In Yamhill county dunng the week. Rome tLPv A decree making pre liminary military instructlou obli gatory for all boys of It before they become liable to couacrtpUon was approved Thuraday by the cab inet. FREE Furniture Saturday With each gallon of Bab co Paint, Varnish or enamel a hardwood end table FREE! With each gallon of Bus co paint a magazine rack FREE! With each 5 gallon can of Pabco paint a beau tiful walnut top occasion al table (value $5.00) FREE! Business is good with us Building Supply Co. 170 N. Front Phone 487 Men's Sheepskin lined Gift QFT coats to 8.95 PU.a7eJ 84 pair boys' and young men's Lon gics. All wool materials, values to $3.49. While they J- f7Q last - JJla I Mon's Sweater Vests, guaranteed all wool. Regular $4.00, T -g QQ selling at tPl.tO (Men's Dept.) Scotch grain Brogues, all $4.49 Child's bargain table. Button and lace shoes 2 pair 98 C $3.98 rl rl ti UK -LAV arlvai m-JMa I rhone 395 KFSD KFI KPO KGW KOMO KHQ 847 Court Street It U I fx j