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a /.m . A ll strangers are cordially W iley, superintendent.
Invited to our, service».
A t 11 o'clock, Morning W or
ship, w ith sermon from the sub
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v in e C&ureh o f-O irto t Scientist ject, “ Head or T all."
Pioneer A re , South— 8u»day
JU.-1 p. m . Young Peoples’ Meet
morning service at 11 a. m. 8ub- ing.
- Epworth ixmgne
j«et. ‘-Spirit.’*
A t | y . n , praise service with
The topic for next Sunday is
Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
sermon from subject, "Sin and its
the second of the "pioneer” ser-
Wednesday evening service 3 Results.’*
ies; it lk "John Frederick Ober- o'clock. Reading room open daily
The regular mid-week prayer
lln, pioneer in Rural Com m unity' except Sunday and holidays. The meeting on Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Development. Edith Patterson to public to coMfcilly Welcomed to
A hearty welcome to all.
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the leader.
tbdke services. '
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July’s social was in the form of
8 8 tt
The dictrict o f Oregon Confer
a Gypsy Party. Leaguers jrere
Presbyterian Cbnroh
ence church of The Brethren w ill
dressed as gypsies, and met In the
Sunday morning the Rev. Hugh
be held a t Ashland corner Moun
park. They played games, then T . M itchel more, pastor, w ill speak
tain Ave. and Ashland St., Aug'
were treated to a welqje roast, upon the thpme:
"MRty Men 18-18.
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A fter this, they went to H. C. Leave the Church Today,” with
Order of meeting as follows:
H igh’« where songs were sung. A an analyses of .the student prob-
Friday— Ladies’ Aid, 9 a. m. to
prophecy was read to the ernbar- le m .In the evening service b t 8 10.80 a. m.
rassmeut of many. A watermelon o'clock, the subject w ill be the
Friday — M usicalCom m itteo,
feed ended the evening. The “Unchanging Christ.”
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19:30 a. m. to 13 noon.
monthly good times are always
Christian Endeavor a t 7 p. m. , Friday— Mothers and Daugh
looked forward to as a time of Sunday School at 9:46 a. m.
ters’ Meetings. 1:30 p. m. to 6:30.
real enjoyment.
i
Last Sunday there were fifty -
Friday— 7:30 p. m ., Sermon.
T h ^ firs t Issue or the Epworth five adults'in Sunday School .Alt Subject. "Peace.”
Leagdo'paper, "The Epworthian*’,. adults aa wall as children and
Saturday— M inisterial meeting,.
w ill'b e distributed next- Sunday young people aro welcome. A te n ’ 9 :3 0 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. 7:30 p.
evening.
Place orchestra .play» fo r Sunday m., Child Rescue program.
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’ . School. -
» Sunday— Sund&y School and
M . E . Church
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Christian Workers’ Meeting, 9 a.
Rev. Belknap of M»dford w ill'
Th* F * * e Methodist Church
m. to 6 p. m.
speak Sunday morning a t 11 a. m.
Cor‘ ®M t Maln * nd Seventh
7:30 p. m.— Missionary Ser
Sunday school. 9 :4 * a.
8U'
“* < * » • • become th thine mon.
Epworth League, 6:46 p. m,
hou“ ’ ° Lord*
Monday— District Conference 9
You are cordially invited to a ll
« uartarl7
service» will
the services of the Methodist be held
this .church beginning
Visitors welcomed.
church. A bome-Uke church. Come ,rr,day evening and continuing
8 8 8
as yon are.
'
ow
Sabbatl,.
Congregational
g
n
Services as follows: Preaching
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The
services
of the Congrega
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’ service Friday and Saturday eve-
Lutheran f h u ^ h
n in g . at 3 o’clock.
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tional church are being held tem-
H . H. Young. Pastor
J- gUnday School at 9:46. Sun- porarely In the parsonage. Main
The Sunday
Services
in the
Advent lit day a. m. Preaching at l l a. m. and Boulevard.
-Church, 4th and C Sts. Sunday followed by the Saqrament of the SObool meets at 9:46 a. m. The
School h i 10 a. m. Services, at 11 Lord’s Supper. Preaching at 8 n. acting pastor. Rev. E. 8 .. Boll in g-
Sunday at
The Churches
, Squaw
Hash
Is
dqlletph».
whether made w ith fresh or can
ned corn on n camp trip.' I t 8 •
particularly, fine way - of prepar
ing green corn which is a lit t le
too tough to he eaten froth the cob
as ao frequently happens toward
the end of the corn season, jffry
eight slices of baoon, cnt ftps.
Pour o ff the fat I f there is» too
mneh. Then add eight earn dt
fresh corn cdt from the coh. e r
two cans of corn,' together VMfc
one green pepper, washed, seed*
ed, and chopped fine. Add shit,
if- necessary, and continue cash
ing until it browns. Serve ' on
toast or crackers. This w ill serve
e ig h t
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atrongly, aod effectively orfrhnlsed
and never before have the official
agencies of conservation^ found
such large su me of money at their
disposal
for
advancing
their
. W A SHING TO N -i— (tp) _ w ild work.”
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gams in the United States is In
Sheldon said that game and 8sh
creasing and by 1910 there w ill regulations are being religiously
be the abundance of game that
observed in every section o f the
was available to the sportsmen of
1 M 0 , In the opinion of H. P. country.. Destruction o f gatae
Sheldon, c h ie f. game warden of tljat Went on a century past has
the (Tnlted^ States.
now been solidly checked, v
Wild Game Shows
Heavy Increase
’ ’The American sportsman
Is
wfhnfhg his fight to conserve and
perpetuate wild game," Sheldon
said. "W e are well forward In a
nqW advance, which w ill be mark-
e ft by a constant increase in ,th e
"There stlll^jemalns, however,
pressing need for anti-pollution
laws, the training and employ
ment of an adequate force o f game
protectors, .provisions for expand
ing areas for the care and feel
numbers of our valuable species ing of osr increasing game stock,
of fish, birds and animals.
rthe reduction of .vermin, study
Newport — Great hydroeleetric
■"Never 'before have the spofts-
and control of disease and the
power plant promised for SUtef
River, and one or- more p u ltfm lil» nMn and conservationists been so troublesome problem of bar mon*
w ill be built on Yan ulnar Bay. *
er w ill give a ju n io r sermoij on
"Squeaky and Squaky” at 11 a. te.
The regplar sermon w ilt hé ■ «a
"Summer Heat and* Dry Brook».”
Mid-waek service, Wednesday, 8
P-
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• “Shoo Fly”
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The Animal's Friend $
Keep Elite and other insects
off your cows. Half-oent’e worth
saves three ' quarts of milk.
Has been used by the beet dairy
man since 1886. Big ahlpsteat
Just in.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
U
you want to be "hopping around
like children* when you are 60,
eat lightly before retiring, accord
ing to the advice of modern sci
ence.
"Sarly to bed and early to rise
makes a man healthy, wealthy
and wise” all depends on how and
when a person eats, says Dr. Shel
by P. Strange, San franclsco.
"Ninety percent of us eat a
heavy meal before retiring," said
D r. String«. "That’s why the
life rate approximates «0 year»
Instead of 100. Science has di*-
covered that a light meal at
night, with the heavy meal , at
noon results in increased vitality
and resistance to disease.
" I f we made a habit of eating
In this manner we would be hop»
ping about like children when we
are 80.”
D r. Strange said fermentation
and putrefaction are the greatest
enemies of man. These ailments
resnlt when rich food to taken in«
to the system at night, and over a
period of years they weaken the
muscular tissues and membrane«.
Inducing premature old age.
lalng the
rights of landowners
w ith recreations of sportsmen who
Baker— Big englue Installed on
own no shooting or flshlhg pre Daddy Lode mine, to sink 7000-
serve.
foot shaft.
Tim e - E very
L P-TO-DATI
M ees * Seasonable F<
fe ,
Q u a lity ^
Peil’s Comer
HARDY
GROCERS'
BROTHERS
H A V E FOUND OUT
THAT
QUALITY not PRICE
B uilds COFFEE Sales,
FOR
THAT’S WHY
WR ARE HAVING. M89fl ,
W ONDERFUL SA L E S
Hardy Brothers
SPECIAL
COFFEE
AT 50c P E E FOUND
IN SPITE OF THE
W onderful Value
Of Our Leader
A t 45c Per Ponnd
Cooler mornings mean
more coffee, and i f ’ you
have not already done so,
we urge you to try our
Bulk Coffees and be con
vinced — It is sold under
i positive money i back
Tiarantee.
DON’T FORGET T H E SE
ITEM S POR
TOMORROW’S PICNIC
Kraft Pim ento Cheese in
io m elt tin can only. ,15c
Large Can California Ripe
Olives onli
H edlund’g Sandwich
Spread
1-2 lb. Cam only *;•..-.. .20c
Wresh Potato Chips
3—10c pkgs. for ___ 25c
Grandma’s Cookies in 10c
and 15c packages.
AND POR YOUR SALAD
Bi-A-Oan Asparagus, 20c
Long Branch Pineapple
20c
Gold M edal Mayonnaise
25c
Q t Amaixo Oil . . . . . . .49c
THOSE PR E 8H
JE R SE Y CORN
FLAKES
at
3 Pkgs. for 25c
.re • Real Breakfast I
Stunner Morning»
SA TU R D A Y OHLY
Palm Olive Soap
5c Per Bar
I
Wholesome, fresh bakers bread
has been found to be the best
all around-— rich in every ele
ment that ' makes healthy,
sturdy bodies In children and
sustains strength and health in.
adults.
/
Franklin’s .
Superior
»
• Bread
On sale In our store fresh from
thp ovens every morning. AU
good dealers sell F ra n k lin ’s
Superior Bread. ’■
Franklin
Bakery
HEALTHY
KIDDIES.
UP-to-date w ith the latest, the 20th Century Stores are always loaded w ith the tim ely goods o f the season.
The quality is always up to th e high standard w e set for the food w e carry — Isn ’t it a source of much
satisfaction to trade at a store where yon are always sure you get the beet and the right price, too?
Grocery
VAN. CAMPS BEANS - With Tomato Sauce -
Good wholesome “ Ready to serve” food —< and
economical, too—3 cans (contents 3 1-2 lbs. net)
for . . . t ..........••••/. . f . ....» .................................... 25c
Mason Quart Jars, Per Doz
Bra Canned
“ MAPLE LEAP” SALMON — Spring catch fancy
Columbia River Chinook — rich in öil and unsurpas
sed in flavor—1 lb. c a n s
45c; 1-2 lb. c a n
25c
2 cans 35c
The nearest to real
cloth—40 Napkins in a package—Pkg. 10c; 3 for 28c
“ T ISS KLOTH” N A PK IN S -
Lindsey Ripe
Olives
9 Oz. Can, 17c
Standard Sliced - 8
large slices to the can in medium syrup—Large cans
25c; 3 for ............. ••............................................ 73c
H A W A IIA N PIN E A PPL E -
Chinese Noodles
3 Pkgs. 25c
The health of your children de
pend« largely on their diet—^on
what yon feed them.
Ustot
that they eat regularly and of
“ body building” food, and you
w ill not have doctor bills to
worry over. You w ill And our
choice and nutritious meat will
“agree” with thent.
20TH CENTURY BROOMS
weight, strong and durable
finest broom com—only .....
Hearts-of-Gold Cantalou
2 for 25c
“ 6 sew” — Medium
Made from the very
......................... • 98c
“ MRS. STEW A R TS” BLUEING
Triple streng-
tli — B o ttle ........ ..........................
17c
“ BOOTHS" S A B M H M ” —" T h ey’re good eating"
—In Tomato, Mustard or Spiced Sauces ~ 1 pound
Tins, .3 for ..................••••.......................... .40c
FRUIT .JA R S — Genuine Ball Masons, complete
witli new caps and rubbers — Pints, dozen . . . .79c
Quarts, dozen ..........t .......................... ................. Me
"20TH
OXNTVBV"
JAR
BO BBXBS -
Thick,
Double Lipped, Red Rings, especially adaptable to
either hot or cold pack, 3 dozen ......................... 25c
“ B A L L ” MASON Gaps— Porcelain lined, zinc
d ozen ................... ................................
Tl)e tea with that
wonderfully delicate aromatic flavor characteristic,
only, of the highest type of teas — Either Orange
Pekoe (Black) or Japan (Green) 1-2 Lb. Pkge. 3fo;
1 Lb. Pkges. ....................................................... 89o
“ ROYAL G ARDEN” TEA -
A few more onions left
Pounds ..................... ..9<
S a tu rd a y S p ecia l — 4
fo r ................ ..... .. 17«
“ LEBBYS” or “ CARNATION” M ILK - Tall Cans
(Limit 6) k 3 f o r ......................................*............. . . 29c
SPUDS — 10 Pounds for
“ ROYAL BAKING P 0 W D E R ” - A gemrimrCrcmn
SHREDDED W HEAT -
Fred Rapp Watermellons
GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST
3c Per Poun d
Eagle JCeat Market
Phone 107
of Tarter product — 12 oz. Can . . ...... . .
,43c
2 1-2 Pound C a n ................................................. $1.29
10 BARS CRYSTAL W H ITE SOAP
B est 0 A H S
14 Pounds for I
Grocery
T H 0 8 . HILL, Prop.
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Ph<
W o H iv e Our Own Detivory System
20th Century Coffee
Package 10«; 3 for 29«
KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR - Made from old
Wheat — Goes further therefore more economical
than flour made from new wheat—49 lb. sack 9242
“ The last work in coffee excellence.” Di
rect from our Roaster to you insures you
fresh coffee, at all times, at a low prioe