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Sunday at
the Churches
Epworth League
Confectionery is
Heath
“Untried 1 T^screations’’ la the
top I » io » naxt Sunday, ^esus him
self entered into the social life or
Hie day— but always as Jesus.
Likewise» th s more Christians
E. E. Heath of Ashland has
enter into th& recreational life, of purchased the Fountain canfqc-
Church of Christ
a community, tho, More Christian tionery of R. P. Porter and took
Bible school at the usual hours will be our leisure periods,
charge thl» morning. Mr. Hentrf
Sunday morning. There are class
Cora Mason is the leader.
was in the confectionery business
es for all ages with a teacher who
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sixteen years ago but shice that
knows the Book for each class.
Church of the Nuzarenc
time has been In the j j f y busi-
A warm welcome awaitu you in
Fourth and C Street»— At 9:45 ne»e, farmlngg and construction
,whalever clans you go.
a, m. Sunday school. Mr. T. S. work. Mr. Heath and family have
The Lord's Supper Is spread Wlleji,
Superintendent. At 11 lived In Ashland for the past 12
each Lord's Day a t I t a. m. The o’clock^ morning worship, with years. He expect» to make some
sermon next Sunday at 11:15 w ill1 sermon from tho subject, "Christ,
Improvements in the store In the
bo ‘The Unfinished Race.” Chris- the Light.”
near future;
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tion Endeavor at 7 p, q i/U a great
At 7 p. m. Young Peoples’ Meet
Mr. and Mr». Porter have net
service. Some ¡JO. tp.40 young ing. ,.
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, . J made definite plans and for the
people in attendance. The evan
At 8 p. m. Praise service, fol present will stay in Ashland.
gelistic servic® at 8'p.’ m. “What lowed with sermon1 by the Rev.
Do You Think of the Church” is Gertrude B. Thatcher -from ,the
th® sermon. Service ends prompt subject, "A Sure Foundation.”
ly at nine p. m. The gospel lined-( < Th® mid-week prayer meeting
ultorated preached with power. will, he held 01^ Wedn'esd^y eve
Come.
ning.at p. m.
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A hearty welcome Is extended
F irst Church of Cllrlsl, Kdentist to all.
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NEW YORK, June 25.— (UP)
"Pioneer Ave. South— Sunday
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,
— Charged, with slqki^g hl» dog
morning service at 11 o'clock.
B aptist Church
on a policeVnan, Monty Schubert
Subject:
"Christian
Science”.
Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor
has been aTrested for felonious
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wed-i
Sabbath School 9:45 Preachlug
arsault. The officer, Edward Jen
nesday service at
eight p. m. 11:00, a. m.; Preaching 8:00, p.
nings, is nursing several bites an
Reading room open dally from 2
his
arm.
to 5 except Sundays and holidays.
Special: A number of onr-peo
Th® public is cordially welcomed. ple will leave for the B. V. P. TT.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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rally at Grants Pass,, just follow
The First Presbyt«Tl«n CliHrch ing the morning service. Tlnwe
Moqjiing Worship, 11 a. m.; going will need to start at this
Minister, Waller Mlksch. Eve- time In order to reach Grants i
enlng worship, 8 p. m.. Minister, Pass in tim e..
Rev. W. W. Hendry. Sunday
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sch o o l,.9:45 a. m.; C. E., usual
Congrcgat ional
hour. Welcome.
The services Of the Congrega
BUSTER KEATON »«/
BROWN EYES
/»’GO W EST
Cop is Bitten;
21 Are Held on
Owner Arrested
Sedition Charge
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Lutheran Church
Since the pastor will conduct
the mission festival services In
Albany Sunday, there will bo no
T.iitheraai services In Ashland
Sunday.
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M ethodist Episcopal Church
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
North Main and Laurel Sts.—
Morning worship at - 11 o^lock.
Sermon subject* •‘Salvatdn * atrd
the Savor. Evening worship at
8. Subject. “God'« Danper Sig
nals.” Sunday school meets at
9:45. There is a class for you
and your children. Study the
Bible with ns next Sunday. The
Epworth League for all young
people meets at 8:45. This is a
live and interesting hour. A
real prayer meeting Wednesday
pvenlng at 7:30. We cordially
invite you to worship with us at
all these meetings. You w ill. be
heartily welcomed and made to
feel at home. You will enjoy
the excellent music, the Christian
fellowship and Gospel preaching
which mark t'hls church. Strang
ers and visitors especially wel
come. Come as you are to this
homelike church.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Vicar; the Rev. P. K. Hammond
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Church* school at 9:45. Mnrnlng
service and sermon at 11. Strang
ers and visitors cordially wel
come.
tional church will be held In 4 bo
spacious rooms of the parsonage.
The Sunday .school moets^at 9:45
a. m. and the hour of the morn-j
lng service is 11 o'clock with ser
mon by Rev. E. 8. Bollinger on
“The Ushers of the 8oul.”
The building committee of the
Congregational church will pre
sent outlines of plans for the
chapel to be built, immediately
and ask for authority to proceed
at the close of the church service
next Sunday.
Thus, as quoted above, the
quaint, lovable author of "The
Cnmiplete Angler.” while sounding
the praises of his favorable sport,
paid his respects to the "strawber
ry, nearly two and a half centur
ies ago. And now. In this qpoch,
Roseburg. Oregon, expressed It»
apprpeation of the strawberry by
holding a threeday celebration
oncé a year— for more than twen
ty years Roesburg's annual Straw-
Eagle Meat Market
Phone 107
t.;« ,
you r
CAKES, BREAD AND PASTRIES
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
HENDAYE. Spain., Jane 25.—
(U P )— Twenty-one persons have,
been arrested after the discovery
of a seditious movement In Spain.
Among those under arrest is Gen
eral Weyler, Spanish commander
in Cuba before the Spanish-Ameri
can war.
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.... J n O rganization
SOLD OUT
BUT WE SURE
PELT AND LQOKED LIKE WE HAD WHEN
OUR CUSTOMERS GOT THROUGH WITH
US LAST
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n
NIGHT
It Was Sure Some Day’s Business
AND
RIGHT MERCHANDISE
. RIGHT SERVICE
AND RIGHT PRICES
DID IT
WE APPRECIATE AND THANK YOU
Hardy B ro th ers
TRAINED TO ENJOY SERVING YOU EFPICIE
GREAT INSTITUTION IS STRIVING TO MOB
PROM YOUR GROCER. THE 20TH CENTURY
ARE ANXIOUS TO PROVE IT TO YOU.
Money Savers Saturday and Monday, June 26th and 28th
Big Demonstration of Heinz’s 57 Varieties at
The Plaza Grocery For One Week Beginning
Monday, June 28th.
EXTRA SPECIAL
1
5
2
2
1
1
Large Chipso
P and G Soap
Guest Ivory
Medium Ivory Soap
Ivory Soap Flake
Large White Enamel
Dish Pan .
Cornflakes
3 Pkgs.
little sloty about “moat” every
week; how can you get the best
cuts for least money, etc.; in
Bhort— how to shop intelligent
ly and economically for your
meat. Meet the Meat Man face
to face at
Save labor these warm days, by Buying
|.è «JEOLT A » » «~<»~ai »s w
“ OLD DUTCH” CLEANSER (Limit 3), Each 5c
FRUIT JABS — “ Ball Masons” compiei
caps and rubbers, Pints, dz. . . . .Ÿ9c; QtS.
VAN CAMPS BEANS— 3 IK oz.
lbs. of good wholesome “ ready
3 c a n s ---- : »..................................
PAROWAX — Protects your canning and.preserv
¡ng — 2 lbs..................................... ;
v . .S5<
CERTO
bottles .
GENUINE “ BALL” MASON CAPS — doz........ 25c
“ ECONOMY” CAPS — doz........ .......... *......... .25c
Improves
»2.25
Value
Sale Price
SUGGESTIONS FOR SALADS
“ LIBBYS” ASPARAGUS TIPS — 10oz. Cans, each
c o n ta in in g 25 to 30 Spears—Can . . 20c; 3 for . .58c
“ GOLD MEDAL” MAYONNAISE — 3 1-2 oz.
. f a r . ... 12c; 8 1-2 qz. Jara . . . .25c; Pint Jar . . . .<5o
“ SAKHALIN” GRAB MEAT — Japans foremost
quality — 90 per cent white sweet leg meat, tinged
with red. Serve crab salad instead of meat on a
yrarni day. Halves, Can .......................................... 30c
Crown Jiffy Oats, 2 Packagi
M ÉAT
MAN
berry Carnival has been the qua Valley reaches Its peak.
The l# J * eelebra«on waa hald
springtime Mardl Gras of south
last
month, apeamred hy the
ern Oregon. It takes placa late
Umpqua
Chiefs, the booster tribe
In May or In early June— depend
ing on the time when the abund-
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’ant strawberry crop of the Ump-
HAVEN’T
NEW LONDON, Conn., June
25.— (U P )— Harvard’s freshmau
Crew finished victorious over the
Yale freshmen today in the annu
a l boat race over the two-mile
down stream course' on the
Thames river.
SW IFTS PREMIUM
i n — — ■>——»—
Hardy Brothers
Harvard Freshmen
Win Annual Race
MEET’THE
MEATMAN
The Strawberry Carnival which
takes place each year at Rose
burg. Oregon, Is a real event and
is attended by many visitors from
all parts of Southern Oregqn. This
years’ celebration was a record-
breaker. thank» to the Combined
efforts of the Umpqua • Chiefs,
Boseburg'a' unique booster club
and proved such a success that
the VOLT saw fit to give It prom
inent mention in the June Issue
which Is Just off the press. The
article is Illustrated by numer
ous photographs of the parades,
stunts and prize-winning straw
berries and is most interesting
from beglnnng to end as 13 evi
denced by the opening paragraphs
which are quoted as follov^:
’.‘We may say of angling as Dr.
Boteler said of strawberries,
‘Doubtless God could have made
a better berry, but doubtless God
never did’; and so, (f I might be
the Judge, God never did make a
more calm, innocent recreation
than angliqg."
—-Isaak Walton
il
Half or Wholç
40c ÉER POUND
CAMPBELLS
Pork & Beans
3 CANS 25c
Wesson Oil, Quart Can
WATERMBLLON (GUARANTEED) PER POUND
CANTALOUPES, 3 FOR
LETTUCE (LARGE HEADS) 2 FOR ......................
CARROTS, BEETS, LARGE BUNCHES ..................
NEW POTATOES, 7 POUNDS . . . ...........................
NEW DRY ONIONS, 6 POUNDS................
LEMONS, LARGE SIZE, PER DOZ. . . » ...................
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61 NORTH MAIN STREET FRKE wcuvbrt THOMAS HILL, Prop
TINY TOT” SARDINES — Genuine Norwegian
Brislings in pure o
2 Cans ...................
FULL CREAM CHEESE — Aged just right, lb. 26c
WAX PAPER — 20 sheets to the roll, 3 rolls
“ WESSON” OIL — for cooking and baking as well
ns Mayonnaise. Quart Can .................. ............... 49c
“ 20TH CENTURY” BROOMS—“ 6 sewn”—Stron*
— Medium weight — made from the very highest
grade broom corn — o n ly ................. .................. 88o
CREAM OF WHEAT - 2 Packages for
TELEPHONE PEAS — C a n ---- 19c ; 3 fo r .. - .5 5 c
“ DEL MONTE” TOMATOES—Solid Pack—Large
“ CROWN
Sack . . . . .
“ A good coffee for all the people”—Direct
from our Roaster to you always insures
low prices—
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