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Sunday at
The Churches
M ethodist Episcopal Church
H . F . Pemberton. Pastor
North M ain and Laurel Sts.
Morning worship a t I I A- m-
Sermon subject, "The Friend
ship of Jesus.”
Evening worship at 2. Sub
ject, "The Lost Christ.”
Sunday school .w ith
classes
fo r everybody at 9:45.
Epworth League fo r young
people at 8:46. An hour of in
spiration and helpful discussion
of a live topic.
Junior League
for children
from 8 to J4 .at 4.
Prayer meeting on Wednes
day evening at 7:30. You are-
cordlally Invited to attend *11 o f
these meetings. You w ill enjoy
the excellent music, the Chris
tian Fellowship, the, homeftlke*
atmosphere and the G o s p e l
preaching. ' Strangers and visit
ors especially welcome. Come as
yon are. Make this your homo
church. I f we can serve yon In
any way we shall be glad to do
every ehurefc member w ill bee*
the challenge o f Chriat, "Follow
Me," and e n te r .u»p® the autumn
campaign w ith enfhualajto.
Service* next Lord’s day at the
usual bear.
.
Bible, behoof a l 9 : 4 6 . Cleese*
fo r every gge, w ith competent
teachers In charge. Normal end
high school students are espec
ia lly Invited.
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Preaching service and Lord’s
Supper a t 11 a. m. Sermon sub
ject, "W hich W a y Shall I Taha?”
Christian Badeavor nt S.2S p.
m. instead o f a t 7». m.
A t 1 :9 9 > ’ m. Ben F . Wilson
frill speak on the anbjeet "Clwlfl-
tlan lty ahd I t * Relation to Mod
ern Problems.’’ . M r. Wilson is,
Speaking utgler the auspices of
organised labor and 1* a wonder-
rill speaker. A ll welcome.
- V. K- Allison
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The F a ll Gospel Temple
J. B. Murphy, pastor
I t was very
gratifying last
Sunday 3 0 note the large attend
ants w e 'h a d In the preaching
"Poelna can be m ad* by fool*
like me, but only God can mahe
a tree." And we are going to
talk of some of God’s tree* SuU-
day njght. .A t th * I I 9'cloek ser
service, also. In ♦ Sunday School. vice the text' w ill be “ W atch
Visitors and strangers are wel man! -W bbt of the N ight?” The
come. '
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pastor. Rev. Hugh T . M itchel-'
Yeti wUl find a cordial wel-
u h t i a i * rta l Cbrtattap fe l There w ill he special music. ' '
lowship-at all the services. Stir
Sunday school a t 9:45 a. m.
rin g singing and Gospel preach-
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. »
Mid-week service, ‘ Wednesday
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m a t . 7 : SO p. m?
Preaehtffg 11 * . m. a n d '7:,46 a
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m. Wednesday and Friday eve
B aptist Church
ninga nt 7:45. .
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor
One block above L I t h i a
Pirat Frcebytcrlan Church
Springs Hotel.
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"Tree*" w ill be the theme
9 :4 5 .‘ Sabbath school?
the evening service Sunday.
11:00, preaching. Our Old
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Church of Christ
The vacation time has come
H . H . Yonng, Pastor
and gone.
F all activity ia be
Services In
the
Adventist
ginning, school is In session. Let
church, 4th and O. streets.
the different departments of B i
No morning services Sunday.
ble school and church work also
Divine worship at 7:29 ». m.
take on new and added vigor and
" Is Thera a Resurrection o f
activity. I t is to he hoped that
the Body?” w ill be the theme.
The public Is cordially Invited
to our services. »
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Church o f the Naas reus
H ot dishes for cold days.
E at plenty of m eat these
days, and store your body
with heat-producing en
ergy. For choice meats—
phone us
P. C. Thatcher, Pastor
Fou rth and C Streets.
S unday school at 9:46 a. m.
T. ft. Wftey. Superintendent.
I f yon do not attend Sunday
school anywhere else, yon’re in
vited to attend this school.
A t 11 o'clock, morning w o r
ship, w ith sermon by the Rev.
DeLance Wallace, D istrict Sup
erintendent of the North Pacific
District.
A t 4:80 p. m. Yonng Peoples
Meeting.
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A t 7 :2 0 p. m. Praise service
With sermon by the Rev. Ger
trude B. Thatcher from the sub
ject. “ Sin and'Sins.”
The regnlar'-mid-week prayer
meeting w ill he held on Wkdnea-
day evening at 7 :2 0 p. m.
A hearty welcome to ,a ll.
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A REGULAR 90c
NATIONAL MADE
BROOM
JERSEY OORN FLAKES
3 PACKAGES FOR
GOLD DUST
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CLEANING POWDER
PALM OLIVE
TOILET SOAP
H E N children any they don’t
Ilka oats, it's usually because
ChOdraa who ordinarily don’t taka
to eats are often quickly won to thia
important food, simply by giving
them "Quakes.“
The Havor ia uniquely different:
toasty, rich and creamy, Quaker
Oats alona has i t Some 50 year*
Wert apaot in perfecting i t
Qatar ndUfag. too. retains much of
d a W T of oats And that makes
Quick Quaker
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Plbneer Ave., South.
Sunday morning service-at 11
8:00 , congregational singing o’clock. Subject, "M atter.”
and an evangelistic message will
Sunday school a t 10 a. m.
be the feature of the hour.
Wednesday evening service gt
8 p. m.
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Reading room open daily from
Congregational Church
2
to S except Sundays and holi
The services of the Congrega
days.
tional church, Rev. B. 8. Bolling
The public is cordially welcom
er, acting pastor, w ill he held in
the parsonage. Boqlevard and ed to these services. •>
HARDY BROS
8PE0IAL
CORN
COFFEE
THE BE8T STANDARD
60c PER POUND
For the "Snack" or the Full Meal
BREAD
Sandwiches, bread-and-butter, Jelly spreads between meal*—
at* depend upon rood, bread as an luciedient.
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GIVE
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Franklin’s Superior Bread
Main for the remaining Sundays
In
September..
The
church
Newberg — Oarber Oil company
aehool meets at 9:45 a. m., A t 11 secures leases and will start pros
a. m, the theme will be "Weights pect oil wells.
Ac Often Aa They Want It.
FRANKLIN
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BAKERY
3 CANS FOR 36c
TRADE WHERE RIGHT MERCHANDISE RIGHT
SERVICE, AND RIGHT PRIORS, HAVE ALWAYS
BROUGHT THE 0R0W D8.
Hardy Brothers
Any homemaker delights in cooking if she has dependable ingredients to work with — products that she
knows Will not make a failure of her attempt to produce appetising dishes. You can DEPEND, on all
food products purchased at 20TH CENTURY — success of your meals through the use of our products
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means much to us and makes you happy too.
Eye Openers’* Saturday and Monday, September 18th & 20ft
"P IE T S" W ASHING MACHINE S O A P -F o r use
Sweet Potatoes
. 5 Pounds 25c
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a. - -Z
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Fancy Dry Onions
10 Pounds 25c
Fresh
New Crop Raisins-
48c
39c
Golden Vest Coffee
1 Peutd 0 «
52c
Matches.
25c
STANDARD PEAS— 1926 Pack—A very good grade
of standards, 3 f o r .................................................... 36c
VAN CAMPS" BEANS - Good wholesome food
-and economical, too—Med. Size Cans (18 os. Net
it.) — 3 c a n s ............................................ —........... 28c
"ADIRONDACK" SYRUP - Pare Cane and Maple
—From the famous foothills of the Adirondacks, in
York State — Full Q u a r t............ ............................. 63o
Full 1-2 G a llo n ...........98c; Full F a llo n ............$187
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE — Standard Sliced - 8
"OREME OIL” SOAP — "The cream of olive oil
Toilet Soaps", 5 b a r s ............................................... 28c
largo slices to the can in Medium Syrup — Large
Cans, 2 for ................................................................. 49c
"MAZOLA’’ oil — Fine for frying, and making
TOILET PAPER — 1000 Sheets of Soft Sanitary
Tissue to the roll—3 r o lls ----- 22c; 6 rolls ....4 3 c
Mayonnaise; also an excellent shortening — Quart
Can ............................. .................................................. 49c
H O OATS — Quick Cooking
minutes, only"—2 P k g e s .
"CRYSTAL WHITS" SOAP — Pure Soap — all
thru — 10 b a rs............. ...................................... — 38c
"LIBBY8" MILK - " The nearest to fresh cream
“ LIBBYS" OORN BEEF — The name is a gnaran
tee of quality—N o.-I Tins (12 oz. N et) . . .
4 Pounds Seedless Raisins
. . .Van Gamps Pork & Beans...
CRISCO" — A purely vegetable shortening, 6 lb.
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—Tall Cass—3 f o r ............................................ ••• •
CROWN ROLXJSD OATS
V poudSuk
20th Century Coffee
. 28<
PURE LARD — In Bulk — Freshly rendered
3 ‘P o u n d s ...............................................................
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FLOUR — Fishers Blend—49 Lb. Sack
ONIONS
Good Quality, 4 lbs. 10c or 8 lbs. I9o
.'f you enjoy a cup of good coffee, 20th Century
will please you— Direct from our Roaster to you,
not only Insures you fresh coffee, at all tim e* but
it a low price, always
8 Full Sited Boxes
20c
i Campbells Soup
All Flavors
4 A aa
Per Can
IWle,
PLAZA
'GROCERY
asm ar...
rasa nauvaav aaavioa
hosts
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Is
Indespensable
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STORY BOOK
Per Pound 45c
That means
richer flavor
Hawaiian
F irst Church o f Christ, Scientist
in either hot. or cold water—Large Pkges, 2 for B9c
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and the
8 LB. FRYES SHORTENING....................... . $1.86
This Rutter iff Ohntnad One Day and Sold the Next — Assuri
The Freshest and Highest Grade
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week Zealand
lands.
KLAMATH FALLS FLOUR, 49 LB. SACK, 11.98
GOLD SEAL CREAMERY BUTTER
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FRYES BACON SQUARES, PER. LB.................38c
laza Grocery
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this
OREPE TOILET PAPER, 5 ROLLS FOR . . . . 27c
Phone 107
for the Quaker's picture
when buying oats.
lor in MedtoVd early
and wa* fined 325.
FRESH TOASTED
Eagle Meat Market
, M oth ers
L ook
Lather N. Richard* H o r n e -
Luther N. Richards of the U,
last Saturday at Eagle Point on S. Navy, is in Medford visiting a t
• n intoxication charge, entered a the heme of his parents. During
plea of guilty before Judge Tay his absence, he visited in New
A. (Blondy) Burnett, arrested
HARDY
s-sasssa^s
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agg Wings" and the evening ser
mon w ill anpwer the question,
"W here Does Yonr Sin Come
From?”
Mid-week meeting, Wednesday.
7:30 p. m.
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS
W * extend a. eordlal invitation
to all to attend otfr regular ser
vices.
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Sunday aehool a t 10 a. » ,
Preaching n t 11 a. m.
d a s * meeting at 12 noon.
Preaching a t 7 :2 0 ». m. *
Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:20. ’
Emma R. Thompson. Pastor
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Testament character study w ill
be the "Prophet EMJah.”
The
Interest In these studies contin
ues to be excellent and we are
anxious to share the Joy and
profit of the hour w ith you.
B. Y. P. U. w ill meet '"with
the Christian Endeavor at
the
Presbyterian church at 4:30 p.
Dependable Grocers