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Sunday at
The Churches
Methodist. Episcopal Church
North-M ain and Laurel Sts.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
Strangers and visitors «specially
welcome. Come as you are. Maks
this yonr home Clyirch.
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Tlie P res Methodist Church
We extend a cordial Invitation
to all, to attend our regular ser­
vices.
Sunda'y School at* 10:00 a. m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
Class m eeting at 12:00 Noon.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Prayer m eeting on Thursday
evening at 7:30.
Emma R. Thompson, Pastor.
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Morning worship at 11 o ’clock.
Sermon subject: "Christ, All and
in A ll.” E vening worship at 8.
Subject: "Thou Shah Not Trim.”
Sunday School for everybody -at
9:45 a. m. Study the ¿Jlbte with
CYiurch o f the Naznrene
your children. It wHI help you
Fourth and C Streets
to a better lifq. Epworth League
Sunday S ch ool. at 9:45 a. tn.
for young people at <1:45’. A live,
interesting hour. Junior le a g u e Mr. T. S. W iley, Superintendent.
A hearty
at 4. ^ Children o{ Junior High Classes for all ages.
age especially Invited.
A real
prayer m eeting every Wednesday
at 7:88. We cordially Invite you
to worship with ns in all these »hip, with sermon from
meetings.
You will enjoy the J*5*- "Three Kinds of
excellent music, the Christian f e l - , Members.”
Peoples
lowshlp and the Gospel serm on«.1
? P- m - Young
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YOU ALWAYS FIND A WELCOME AT
Hardy Brothers
Where Price, Service and Merchandize are Just Right
OUR FIRST CAR NET ' HAMS and BACON
TED OEM POTATOES 10 to 12 lb1 Hams, lb.. .42c
NOW IN
f»er Hundred Frye’s Bacon, lb....... 48c
Bacon Squares, lb— 40c
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WOLF RIVER APPLES ENDERS’. BEST PUMP­
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ASHLAND GROW'N
KIN
A Great Big Apple, and A
Mighty Fine Raker
Big Can for............. •. 15c
Only 90c Per Box
No. 2 Tomatoes..........10c
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A COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY
CATSUP
EXTRA SPECIAL
BABBIT’S
CLKANER — A W’e (M11 I^ rge Bottles o f Fiu-
i_ . eat Cat sun at 35c _
DON’T FORGET HARDY BROS.’ SPECIAL COF­
FEE—Making more customers every week
THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE I ff
Hardy Brothers
A t 8 p. m. Praise service fol­
lowed with sermon from the sub­
ject. "The Devil*» Renumera-
tion .”
The regular mid-week prayer
m eeting on Wednesday evening at
7:30 p. m. A b ean y welcome to
these services.
P. C. Thatcher, Pastor,
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The First P r cebgjerlan Chnrch
Hugh T. Mltchelmore, Minister
Sunday, S e p t, 12th, 1926 —
Morning Worship, eleven o’clock.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Evening worship, 8:00 o’clock.
C.' E. usual hour.'
Wednesday,
7:30, mid-week
prayer m eeting. — Welcome.
Trinity Episcopal Church ‘
Vicar the Rev. P. K. Hammond
Holy «Communion at 8 a. m.
Church School at 9:45.
Morning Service and Sermon
No evening service.
Strangers and visitors cordial
ly welcome.
Premier Salad Dress­
ing, 35c
Large Bottle
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Franklin’s Superior Bread
READ TIDINGS CLASS ADS
FRANKLIN
Tribune.
UMECO-
Best Butter Substitute
2 Pounds, 55c
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When it ’s a 20th Century purcahse you know i t ’s clean. Shelves and oases are ©leaned regularly —
each can and package carefully protected against dust accumulation- New stock shipped In daily fresh
from our new warehouse.
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HE point to remember when buv-
ing breakfast oats is that only
Quaker Oats have the rich Quaker
flavor that you want.
One package of oats without that
flavor may spoil your breakfasts for a
week.
The price you pay is the same.
Thus “trying" a substitute is a folly.
Quaker flavor is the result of some
50 years milling experience. No other
oats has it Quaker milling, too, re­
tains much of the "bulk” of oats. And
that makes laxatives less often needed.
Get Quick Quaker, which cooks in
J to 5 minutes, or regular Quaker
Oats as you have always known.
Your grocer has both kinds.
T
Quick Quaker
OFFERINGS SA T U R D A Y - M O NDAY
September 11th and 13th, 1926
PINEAPPLE — Broken Slices
as whole sliced except slices ms
in one or two places — Rich,
Cans, 3 fo r................................
“ SWANSDOWN” CAKE FLOUR— Especially pre­
pared for making light Huffy cakes — Lrg pkg,. .37c
STANDARD STRING BEANS — 1926 Pack — An
unusually good grade of Standard Cut Refugees, 2
cans for ....* - ......................................................... 25c
Choice
“ WESSON” OIL — Excellent for frying and bak­
ing as well as making Mayonnaise— Quart can. .49c
Per Bottle
For those choice cuts —
T-Bone, Tenderloin, etc.,
buy at our market. We
carry the best line of
meats that money can buy.
“ CRYSTAL WHITE” SOAP — Pure Soap, "all
thru — 10 b a r s ...............................%.......................38c
Eagle Meat Market
Phone 107
STRAINED HONEY — Absolutely pure — Packed
in Mason Jars; Pint, 29c; Quart.............................63c
CORN FLAKES, 3 packages
Tru-Blu Ginger Snaps
2 Pounds, 35c
BRAZIL ,NUTS — 1926 crop — Exceptionally good
quality; 2 lbs.............................................................35c
Large B ottle... .23c
MINOED RAZOR GLAMS - Free from sand
serve scalloped clams as a meat substitute —
most appetizing dish; Tall cans, 2 for............... v
CITRUS” POWDER — Large packages 23; 2, 46c
“SNOWDRIFT” — A highly refined purely vege
table shortening; 4 II». c a n ..................................... 91c
(Florida)
Mrs. Stewart’s
BLUING 15c
“ CAMPBELL’S ” BEANS — “ the beans with the
rich tomato sauce”—Economical wholesome food —
the “ B ig” Tins; 3 for., i ....................... .................26c
DEL MONTE” CATSUP -
CITRUS WASHING POWDER, 2 packages
“ LIBBY’S ” MILK — “ The nearest to freRh cream”
tall cans, 3 for ................ ............................ .
.29c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
2 # lb. c a n .................................
KELLOGG'S” PEP -
Per package, 10c; 3 for
PREPXRRED STOCK TENDER MELTING
PEAS — Sweet, tender peas; 2 c a n s........ ..
.47c
cigarettes
“ Chesterfields’
“ Camels,” “ Lucky Strikes” ar
C arton................................. 31-19
“ SPERRY'S” PANCAKE FLOUR - Makes dandy
hot cakes •*- 10 lb.'saok .......................................73o
COCOA — in bulk, absolutely pure; 2 lbs.
"When better* Coffee 1« roaeted It w ill be 18th
Century”— Direct from «or Roaater to yon »lwajm
Insures you thia high grade coffee at a low price.
PLAZA GROCERY
THOS. HILL
Indespensable
No. 2 Can, 20c
23c
JE L L O
Anv flavor
10c
erman Delegates
Win Big Welcome
substitutes if you
seek the famous
Quaker
flavor
Del Monte CATSUP Fountain Grapefruit
16 Oz. Bottles
Joyed.
F r o m M e d fo r d
A t t h e O r e g o n H o t e l—
Wg were glad to see Lieut.
Mrs. F. H. Crediford and D. R.
Mrs. J. C. Ferguson o f B street
Sorrell and w ife In our midst at . The Pacific coast air mall sys­
tem,
which
starts
operation
Sep­
Crediford
of Rialto, Calif., were left yesterday for R ia m a ti Falla
prayer meeting.
They are npw
tember 15. between Los Angeles In Ashland yesterday. They reg­ to join her husband, who la work­
residents of Vallejo, Calif.
and Seattle, may become a na­ istered at the Oregon Hotel.
ing for the Southam Pacific Co.
tional airway, Secretary of Com­
merce Hoover declared recently
in an address before the chamber
of commerce and Commercial
club at San Francisco. Such a
For the "Snack” or the Full Meal,
GENEVA, Sept. 9. -— (U P ) — step would mean that the route
Cheers welcomed the German would be equipped with more aids
delegation to the League of Na­ to navigation, that more airports
Sandwiches, bread-and-butter, jelly spreads between meald—
tions today, f o r e ig n Minister would be established, and that
a’’ depend upon “ood bread as aa Ingiedlent.
Stresemann, head of the German th4 Pacific Coast section would
GIVE THE KIDDIES
delegation, bowed hls'appreclatlon be linked more closely with east
ae the crowd of about a thousand and west air -travel.
Secretary
persons watched the arrival of the Hoover safil he would recommend
first German representative ac­ this after the air mail route had
' Ar Often Aa They Want U.
credited to the league.
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established Itself.— Medford Mall
P o lite ly
R efu se
P la z a G r o c e r y
BARGAINS for SATURDAY
Amaizó Salad Oil
Congregational Church
Congregational Church, Rev. E.
S.
B ollinger,’ Acting
Pastor.
For several weeks more the
services will be held in th e par-
osnage, Boulevard and Main. The
Sunday Schoo! m eets a tr 9 :4 5 a.
in. At 11 a. m. a Junior address
on the "Angry Spider” w ill pre­
cede the sermon on "The Strand
from Above.” The topic of tho
Presbyterian Church
evening sermon will be "Build­
Have you seen the picture? Gn
ing Up 6u r Church for the New
Sunday night, 8:90 o’clock t h ,
Chapel."
The mid-week service
pastor, who has returned to the
is on Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
city after two weeks absence, will
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speak gp the subject "What will
Lutheran Church
I do with Jesus?”— At this ser­
H. H. Young, Pastor •• ,
vice Munkacay’s *"fchrlrit before
Services In Adventist Churcl,,
P ilot” w ill be shown as a still
4th and C Sts.
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picture. You will want to see It
Sunday School a t 10 o’clock.
as you sit :n P ilot’s Judgment
Divine worship at 10:45 a. m.
seat:— at the eleven o'clock ser­
“Our Works of Charity” w ill
vice Mr. Mltchelmore will speak
be the theme of the sermon. Pub­
op “V ision.”
lic Invited to our services,
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
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Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Bible Studg And Prayer Ser­
Baptist Church
vice on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m
Myron S. Woodworth. Pastor
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Sabbath School, 9:45; Preach­
Fall Gospel Temple
ing, 11:00; B. Y. P. U., 7:00:
J. 8. Mufphy, Pastor
Preaching, 8:00: Prayer m eeting,
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday, 8:00.
Peaching. 11 a. m. and 7:45
Note: At the morning hour the
sermon will be a study of the life
W ednesday and Friday of each of Solomon.
This Is one of n
qreek, 7:46.
series bf such
studies and we
• A hearty welcome Is extended should like to share the joy and
profit with you.
to all.
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Our S. S. picnic last Monday
was attended by some 100 people
F irst Church of Christ, Scientist
and one big, fine day of fellow ­
Pioneer Ave. South
ship. Our fun waa greatly en-
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock. Subject: "Substance."
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Wednesday evening service at
8 o ’clock.
Reading Room open daily from
2 to 5, except Sundays and holi­
days.
__ The public is cord (ally welcoiro
to these services.
lb . 47c; J I k .
FREE DELIVERY
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