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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. '
8 8 8
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.
.
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