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COOKER
A 13.50 V a lu e
for $1.89
WIT1J FOUR PAKMAGRS
Fouldt, Spaghetti, Foulds Wide
Yoodles, Foulds Macaroni
At 15c per Package
This is a large package o f a
Higii Grade Product.
You
w ill be sure ’ to like It
WE MUST TELL YOU AGAIN
ABOUT
HARDY BROS
SPECIAL COFFEE
at 50c per Pound
It,’» the Greatest Coffee Value
(hat ever • f y c k t f # n and is
going like wildfire. It’s a re-
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pester— TRY IT. ' ’ *
B B S X “ C . A .B " CANE
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Sunday at
The Churches
.Methodist Episcopal CJierch
North Main and Laurel Sts. -
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
Morning worship at 11 o’clock.
Sermon subject: “The Marks of
Jesus.” This will be followed by
Communion of the Lord’s Supper.
Evening worship at 8. Subject:
“The Sword of Christ." The Sun
day School meets at 9:45. This
is an excellent place to study the
Bible. There is a class for you
and your children. Tbe Epworth
League for all young people meets
at 6:45. An interesting and help
ful hotir. You are cordially in
vited to attend all these meet
ings. ,Ypn w ill: enjoy The excel
lent music, the Christian fellow
ship and the Gospel preaching.
Strangers and visitors especially
welcome. Come as you are. You
will be helped by attending the
prayer npeetlng on Wednesday
evening at 7:30. Make this your
home church.
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Baptist Church
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor
Sabbath School -..J........... .....9:45
Preaching
...... 11:00
We harp been,,for some tigap,
spending the morning hour in the
ftjidy.ctf.tJip.^iUstanding charact
ers of tbe Old Testament. The
a«jdien«>g have evifjented
deep
Interest in these messages. Our
The NexV Time
You . Serve Tea
The Best Sugar for Jelly I '
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Anchor Brand
$1.95 Per Sack
bS'E MORE D A f • oW
BRAZIL NUTS
18c Per Pound
. 2 Lbs. for 35c
THE * «J ri ÌAÌÌÀ t ’ DRSHKRÏ
“ JE L L D E S S E R T ”
N e v e r ag'aih w ill you
tak e thp .tim e aiyl d o
Hie work* td oak© youj1 ow n
cake. T est it b y ta stin g .
next character study will be:
"David, the Sweet Singer of Is
rael.
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B. Y. P. U.
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Program: -“Station K. A. O. 8."
(Keep Ashland Going Strong)
will broadcast from tbe First
Baptist Church Sunday evening
at 7 o’clock. Subject: "Gains'and
Rewards in BdHding Cbritsian
Character.” Everybody Invited to
visit the station.
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Preaching at 8:00. Congrega
tional singing and evangelistic
preaching each Sabbath evening.
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Congregational Church
Rev. E. .8. Bollinger, acting pastor
Services in the parsonage.
Boulevard and Main. Sunday
school, 9:40 a. m. Worship at
1 1 a .m . and 7:30. The morning
theme will be “Warming at the
Wrong Fire." During 'the even
ing services Mr. Bollinger will
give a brief talk on the “Relig
ious War in Mexico in Relation
to Labor.” "Labor Sunday Kid
napped and Where Are We Go
ing?“ . will be the topic of the
main address. The mid weak ser- of possessing no property rights
vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. ■ In the work which they do. They
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are also beset by" the peril of
TTie Free Methodist m a rch »* insecurity ot their Job. They are
Corner East Main and 7th Sts. frequently segregated socially as
We extend a cordial welcome certain races are segregated. The
to all who will attend our regu* result is that (oiks that need the
lar Sunday services.
fellowship of you and me and our
Sunday School at 9:4*5 a. m. beautiful churches, with their In?
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
spiring music and capable lead-
The evening service at 7:45 p, ershlp, are preyed upon by com-
Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 7:45.
Emma R. Thomason, Pastor ’
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Trinity Episcopal m a r ch .
Vicar the Rev. P, JC. Hammond
Holy Communion at 8 a.- m.
Church School at 9:46.
, Morning Service and Sermon
at 11. '
Everybody cordially welcome.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE »
“Every person whose toll con
tributes to- the necessities, com
forts, and luxuries which we en
joy, works' for us. ‘Among the
perils they must meet-is the peril
Last Tuesday witnessed one of
the beet, outdoor socials that the
Leaguers have enjoyed for soma
time. It was a hay-rack ride' and
picnic dinney combined.' They left
the Church at 4:30 and by travel
ing along the Valley View road
for some time, they reached a
desirable place to spread th'o
“pot-luOk” dinner. When every
one had eaten his fill, the merry
crowd Journeyed on— returning
home by way of Talent. Stories
and songs mad« the ride interest
ing. Almost 30 enjoyed the af
fair.
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Oinrch of the Brethren
Cor. Iowa St, and Mountain Ave
Invites .you to their services.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Preaching a t . 11. Rev. Lovell
W eiss,,a young minister of Port
land, under 20 years ot age has
Buildinq^Qrocery Presliq
Hearts of-Gold EMPRESS Go
Per Tin, 10c
Cantaloupes,
Each
SPECIAL Prices
ON SOAP
Armours Meat
Ask About Them
5c Can
POTATOES
10 Lbs., z 25c «
Quart Mason
Jars, 90c Pr. Doz.
BA SE O r FO UR PACKAGES
IA R 0 N I
AT
G IV E
T B E REGULAR
ONE
A L U M IN U M
$ 3 .75 F O R $1.89 (S e e W in d o w )
A Toni*!«' ♦•‘»i uW word
week that In all their travels
Hardy Bros., at Ashland, was
In almost a hundred communities 20th Century is building grocery prestige-
pendable food shopping centers. The remarkable progress of this business is pi
our customers find in 20th CENTURY merchandise.
Money-Savers
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W e t io th e S am e fo r Y 6d
SATURDAY
FOR YOUR SUNDAY AND MONDAY NEEDS!
(S T O R E C L O S E D A L L D A Y M O N D A Y , S E P T . 6—L A B O R D A Y )
“ L I B B Y ’S ” M IL K — T he n earest to fresh cream
T a ll C ans, 3 f o r .................................................• • ........... 29<
“ C R Y S T A L W H IT E ” S O A P — P u re S oap , all
th rough — 10 b a r s ................... ................•.......... • .38c
AN EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN!
Special Purchase of Toilet Soaps priced to sell at frQm 10d ta
25c a bar will be put on sale Saturday at the extremely low price of
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Ashland Creamery Butter, 2 pound roll
1 lb. can, 30c; *3 lb. can..............................i
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“ T R U B L U ” SO D A C R A C K E R S —F r e sh an d crisp
Per lb. ........................... .......................;........................15«
“ P E E T ’S ” W A S H IN G .M A C H IN E S O A P — F o r
u s e . m fCither hot or cold w a te r —E x t r a S p e c i a l -
L argo P ack ages—2 f o r ----- ? ; ............... .................... 59c
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
L A R G E H E A R T S OF-GOLD C A N T A L O U P E S ---------- ------------------
F R E D R A F P ’S W A T E R M E L O N S , P o u n d
.............. » . . .................... 1 *
CELERY (Large Bunches) • .............................
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............. 1
PLAZA GROCERY
“ V A N C A M P ’S ” P O R K A N D B E A N S —M edium
size can—net w e ig h t 18 oz.—C ertain ly econ om ical a t
tliis p rice; 3 c a n « ................. ...................... . <............. .25o
“ Z IO N ” F IG B A R S —F illin g o f gen u in e im ported
’’U P T O N ’S ” T E A — Y e llo w L ab el * lb. can 45«;
“ B U R N E T T ’S ” V A N IL L A — A b so lu te ly p n r e - 2
oz. b o ttle ......................................... . ........................... ...3 3 c
Red Label
P U R E L A R D — In bulk— M any M oth ers p r e fe r pure
lard in th eir b ak in g; 3 lb s............................................ 65c
American Beauty Oysters, per can
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1 lb. can .................................................................................89c
3 lb s .................................................................. «........................
White Wonder Laundry Soap, 10 Bars
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“ G H IR A R D E L L I’S ” G R O U N D C H O C O L A T E
B E S T SH O R T E N IN G —In bulk, p u r e ly v e g e ta b le —
Broken SB
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E x cellen t for co o k in g , b a k in g
“ K A B O ” S Y R U P — L ig h t’color
5 lb. can, 39c; 10 lb r -c a n .. . . . . . .
i 4 Bars for 25c
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F ig s — F in e fo r th e c h ild r e n ’s lu n ches—2 lb s.. ...3 7 c
“ M A Z O L A ” O IL -
and m ak in g salad d ressin gs— Q uart c a n .............. 49c
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* developing de-
ie dependability
Saturday, Tuesday & Wednesday Sept 4th, 7th & 8th Inclusive
th « -“B est uud C heapest” place
to Buy Groceries—
Eagle Meat Market
In Syria, war with the Druse«
has been resumed after a delight
ful vacation lasting two week«.
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Playing Jhe game of life la
like playipg any other game.
To succeed you must be " fit”
Eat plenty of good, nutritious
meat, and get it at Eagle Mar
ket, thereby assuring yourself
The First Preshytevtaa m a id s .
Sunday, Sept. 5th. 1985
Morning Worship, Eleven o'
clock. Bunday School 9x45 a .m .
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. MM«
Week Prlyer Meeting.
C. E. at usual hour.
Welcome.
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First m arch of Christ, M entis*
i Pioneer Avenue South
Sunday morning service at 11
o'clock. Subject.: “Man".
Sunday School at 10 o'clock. ■
Wednesday evening service at
8 o’clock.
Reading, room open dally from
2 to 5 except Sundays and holi
days. ■
The public la cordially wel
comed to these services.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
3 Packages for 25c
PLAYING THE
G A M E
promised to he with us Sunday
and deliver the morning address.
Christian workers^Jind J un ion
League meet in the evening at 7
o'clock
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m arch of the Nasarene
Fourth and C 8treets
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Mr. T. S. Wiley, Superintendent.
At 11 o'clock. Morning Worship
with sermon from the subject:
"T he, Kingdom of Heaven Taken
by Force."
At 7:00 p. m. Young Peoples
Meeting. .
At 8:00 p. m. Praise service
tollpwed with sermon from the
subject. "What ’is Your Life
Worth?”
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at
8 p. m.
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P. C. Thatcher, Pastor ,
K IP P E R E D S N A C K S — “ N o r w e g ia n ” — S k in le ss and
b on eless—The se le c t c u ts b f th e herring- cured and
sm oked to a “ Q u een ’s tu s te ;” 2 t i n s . ........................15c
“ L I B B Y ’S ” S A L A D P O IN T S — D ram a can o f A s
p aragu s T ip s and arran ge on L ettu ce leave». M ix
1 cup o f co tta g e ch eese w ith H teasp oon o f s a lt an d
1 tab lesp oon chopped p e eled green chili»
Shape
into b a lls and place 3 ch eese balls on each plavb.
S erv e w ith F ren ch D ressin g. 1 lb. round can s, 27o;
3 ca n s f o r ......................... .................. ...................... ........... 7$o
“ LIBBY” SLICED PINEAPPLE — 1926 Pack — 8
slices to th e can; p ack ed In a rich syrup; large o«w,
27c; 3 f o r ..................... * . . . . . . . . ....................... .79o
TOILET PAPER— Soff, «»hitary tissue -
1000
sheets to the toll; 3 rolls................. . . . . . . . . . . . . .23c
F L O U R — B e st b ran d s Patent or P a stry —ID lb.
S ack s . . ................................... ............. L ........ . . . . . . . He
KEEK’S ” BEST PATENT FLOUR—49 lb. Sack,
“ S E A R C H L IG H T ” M A T C H E S — N on p oin son on s
n o iseless and s a fe —L arge fu ll boxea— C arton o f
6 b oxes ................................... ........................... .'................ 29c
20th Century Coffee
“The flavor your, palate longs for” — Direct
from our roaster to you insures this high grade
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