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W f MARK Baptist Church Christmas Seal Campaign Starts Sabbath School, • : < • . Preaching, 11:00 B. Y. P. U., 6:80. Our young people w ill describe the conditions of living as our col* Ashland women who will have porters find them on "Oregon's oharge_of the sale of Christmas frontier.” seals this year, have Issued a First Church of Christ, Scientist Robert Qillmore w ill lead. special letter calling attention to Pioneer Ave South Preaching, 7: SO. 6unday morning service at 11 Special n ett y e e k , J. J. Sims, the wprk the revenue frop» the o'clock. Subject, "Ancient and noted author and lecturer, w ill seals is responsible for. An at Modern Necromancy, Allas Mes speak Thursday night on "The te m p t w ill be made this year to merism and Hypnotism, Denounc Prodigal Son". Friday night ., increase the 1925 sales locally. ed." ’ , ' - "Five Years in Ireland." Sunday As the first step in their sales Sunday school at 10 o’clock. night on "Evolution." M r. Sims campaign, tbe following letter Is. Wednesday evening service at is sure to give us a sane, scholar* being mailed to Ashland resi- • ' 8 o'clock. . ly treatment of evolution and is ddhts. The National Tuberculosis As Reading room open d ally from capable of answering the propon* 2 to 5 except Sundays and holi ents of this "theory.” Bach lec sociation inaugurated and devel days. ture w ill be given with suitable oped the most far-reaching child Tpe public is cordially invited an intereeting lantern pictures. health educational movement the to attend these services and to Pictorial song service eaeh night, world has ever known — the the Sims Trio singing special Childrens Modern Health Crus- use the reading room. This is to teach school numbers. No admission charge. sade. 8 8 8 children the ordinary health Kab- "Bob” Schuler says that M r. Trinity Episcopal Church' itslts that w ill prevent disease in Sims’ lectnre on "Evolution"' la Vicar the Rev. P. K. Hammond later life and for future genera the best he ever heard. Holy communion at 8 a. m. tions. More than half the states Church school at 9:46. , « a have and for future generations. Methodist Episcopal Church Morning service and sermon at More than half the states have II. F. Pemberton, Pastor 11. Morning Worship, 11 o’clock. officially adopted this modern Strangers a n l visitors cordial Subject: "God's F ar Reaching Health Crusade as a part of ly welcome. th e ir school curriculum. I t is in Grace." 8 8 8 Evening worship, 7: SO. Sub- all the schools of Jackson county, Lutheran Church Jevt "The Law of Moral Gravita and should be of vital Interest to I I . H. Young Pastor every citlsen. Services in Adventist church. tion." This is the Crusaders* Creed: Sunday - school, .9 :8 8 . Study Divine worship Sunday morning " I believe in my country, and in at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school with a purpose. the good citizenship of its Epworth League for all young at 10. "W h at may me expect in people. people at 1:15. A liv e hour with the new church year?” theme. " I believe that to support my live young folks. Public welcome. country I must hare health, Junior league for children 8 8 8 strength and honor. from 8 to 14 at I n , to. First Presbyterian Church " I love my country’s flag. To me Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. "Praise Service.“ '■ — its bright red stands for Two pageants w ill be present 7:30 p. m. The beet hour of the bright red blood, which ed: “The New Day," by Womens mid-week. means energy and power, Morning service is the Annual Missionary Society; "The Morning 'Cheerfulness and hope, hu M ail” in charge of Miss Edna Go- Thank Offering Service for the man kindness and the joy of Woman’s Home Missionary So heen, President ot the Westmin living. Its pure white stands ciety. W e cordially invite you to ster Guild, for clean bodies which house A t the 11 o’clock service the attend all the services of this clean minds. Its blue stands church. You w ill enjoy the ex pastor w ill speak, "A fte r Thanks for the clear sky, the sun cellent music, the Gospel preach giving W hat?" shine, fresh air, play and ex ing and the Christian Fellowship. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. ercise. , * > Strangers .and visitors especially Junior C. E. 4:00 p. m. 'As an American, I w ill be a welcome. Come as you are to Intermediate C. E., 8:80. this home like church. Senior C. E., 8:30 ed envelope. Sincerely, Rose Taverner ROblnett, Chairman Mrs. Alice Holloway Seal Director THANK YOU” EPIDEMIC - PO RTLAND, Ore., Nov. 38.— lU . N .)— An epidemic of "th ank yous" is sweeping Portland, and telephone operators started it. • Nowadays when one calls for a number in Portland the g irl does not repeat it. Instead, she says, softly, "Thank you." ? A ll of which has caused many disputes as to modern telephone etiquette. The boy w ith tbe flap ping pants tells sisiter that "you are welcome" is good form but sister, in many Instances, main tains that the swdet "thank you'^ represents the desire of the "hel lo girls" to find beauxs— what with the dial system becoming more general In use and all that sort of thing. The new system, decided upon in an effort to save time, speed up service and enable the girls to handle more calls, is generally SATURDAY , SPECIAL Serve a Liberal Porttoa Oar Delicious Oske with Country Cured Bacon 20 cts. per lk CHOICE POULTRY AND R A BBITS EACH SATURDAY N ever again will you take - the time and do the work to bake your>wn cake. Test it by tasting. Franklin Bakery Barrett’s Market Enders Block Phone 67 America iq fortunate in having an expert at work upon the de velopment of her folklore. Alex ander Koshets, composer-conduc tor of the Ukrainian National Chorus, who, during h l* past American tours has been actively engaged in research among the native songs and folklore of this country, to be Incorporated In the programs of the Chorus, waa awarded the gold medal at tbe Ethnographical Exhibition at K ieff in 1912. All his life. Professor Koshets has collected unpublished melo dies of Ukrainian folklore, and many of his arrangements are us ed in the programs of the Chorus. Ever since he was placed at tbe heud of that organisation in 1918 (1 WARFARE BREAKS OUT AGAIN IN CHICAGO (Continued From Page One) tempt« have been made, was said to have been at a football gam* when the attack took place. An other brother, W alter, waa shot and killed several months ago with Assistant State’s Attorney W illiam E. McSwiggin— both the victims of a machine gun. "H e plays upon his choir as he would upon an organ,” enthus iastically declares a French c rit ic; "he opens and closes the stops of his magical music-box. He throws back the tenors and draws out the basses. He combines and opposes a thousand unexpected re sources of his |u m a n Instrument. Also from the Parisian press comes the following bit of elo quence inspired by Dr. Koshets’ unique manipulation of the U k rainian National Chorus: ' “We no longer witness ordinary singers obeying their conductor; these are priests and priestesses of a deep religion; reverently Toy A uto And Tractor Trucks OVER FUTURE PROSPECT MINISTER IS ENTHUSED (Continued From Page One) Professor Alexander Koshets, A new lot of Delco Dumper Wagons just In. Big reduction In price on the new lot. Able to eave yon money on a ll kinds of Fencing against anyone’s price. Plows and Harrows, Garden Tools. W hite Sewing Machines for 859.00 a« long as they last. master of tbe K ie ff Opprs House. In 1817, he was appointed, by the new Ukrainian government, first director of the musical Sa- partment of the newly Instituted Ministry of Fine Arts, and a year later was made cqnductor of the Ukrainian National Chorus, a se lected group of trained singers formed from the many choral o r ganizations of that "singing” country. In 1922 he celebrated his 25-years Jubilee as conductor a n l composer. ’ , / This Inspired leader is- a com poser, as well. He was bom in K leff, Ukrainia—-formerly known as Little Russia— graduated frtfm the Ecclesiastical Academy there and obtained his musical training in the Lyssenke Music School. lie is professor of choral singing in most of the colleges and universi ties of Kieff, and also was choir A D E L IC A T E SHORTENING Wherever you need a delicate shortening you w ill find Snowdrift all that you desire. Snow drift is delicate both in co m p o sitio n and in flavor. For that reason it makes the finest kind o f cakes as well as de licious biscuits and hot breads and pie crust. Your home reflects the kind of a life you lead— your garden, your furni ture, rugs, pictures, ete., likewise your table and what you place on *it at meal times. Not only the table ware and dishes, but the very food itself re flects the stage of civili zation that you have ar rived at. Buy your meat from us. Eagle Meat Market Phone 107 S n o w d r ift Peil’s Corner 8 8 8 Church of the Nazarene Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. wj,th sermon * from the subjiect, Great Command." 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples* meeting. Subject, “The Victorious E xecutives o f R a i l r o a d Christian." / Brotherhood D eliver A t 7:30 p. m. praise service Ultimatum followed with sermon from the subject, "The Greatest Search.” M O N TR E A L, Que., Nov. St.— Regular mid-week prayer meet (U . N .)— The threatened Canad ing will be on Wednesday evening ian railway strike was brought a at 7:30. step nearer Thursday when ex. A hearty welcome to all. eentlvee o f tbe railway brother 8 8 8 hoods delivered an ultimatum to Church of Christ the railroads and the government, The first Sunday in December declaring that unless an Immed is home coming day. Special iate wage Increase wag granted program and special message at the men would w alk out. the morning hour. Basket dinner The ultim atum was delivered at noon and congregational meet after tbe executives of the two ing in the afternoon. big brotherhoods representing Services next Lord’s Day at us employee of tbe operating depart ual hours. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Lord’s Supper, 11 a. m. Sermon ments of the roads had endorsed ’ Why I Believe In Miracles," at the strike vote of their member ships. Tbe two nntons involved 11:30. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. are tbe order of railroad conduc Here is a live wire meeting of live tors and the brotherhood of ra il way trainmen. wires. Come and see. Evangelistic service and spec- Sul music by the Christian male We a ll are potential fiction quartett.” writers, says an eastern professor. The special numbers by He forgot to add that this trait musical organization have is especially noticeable when the with fine reeeption. Income tax blanks come. Sermon for the evening, Great Judgment.” Give the church as much your time and thought as give the moving picture, dance and the card party. KOHHETZ ARRANGES AMERICAN FOLKLORE Alexander Koshets is also one of the world’s greatest conduc tors, and the marvels h e' has achieved w ith him “ human sym phony orchestra" have made him one of the foremost figures of the days. The Ukrainian Chorus is instinct with his guiding in flu ence, which seems to weavv a spell over its collective personali ties, transferring them into a per fect ensemble. Says a Berlin critic— "H e doer not beat the measures, but ho beats the shadings— w ith his arms, finger» and his whole body. I t has been said, too, of Dr. Koshets, that like an inspired orchestral lender he "creates” compositions while he conducts. bent before a Deml-urge who projects and transmits his own flam«^ with eloquent and demon- ating gestures by turns impres sive, tragic, wrathful or Implor ing. He plays, so to say, on a magnificient human instrument, whose forty hearts and brains are connected In a telepathic and mys terious correspondence with his heart and brain. What a disci pline. What a submission to the Idea which is felt to hover above tbese unique performers.” Thousands’ of h o u se w iv e s know th e ’ oajh return ~irom 2utn uentury Savings— they know the satisfaction of buying D pendable Foods. Prices count big when you know you are getting the Best. Everybody saves at 20TH CENTURY. Money Savers Saturday and Monday, Nov. 27th and 29th It b a pleasure to bake with Fisher's Blend, the same today, as last month, as ten y ea n ago. Kelloggs Corn Flakes—3 pkgs.......... 25c Pure Lard—In bulk—Fresh lard is still Citrus Powder—Large Pkge..........22 l-2 c the favorite of many mothers—3 lbs. 63c Klingers Buckwheat Flour—G e n u in e - Libbys Catsup — Made from rod ripe New crop from Pennsylvania — Buck Indiana Tomatoes— Large bottle . . 22c wheat cakes hit the spot on cold morn Searchlight Matches — Noiseless—Non- ings—5 lb. Sack . . . . . . ............................43c Poisonous — Large full count Boxes— 9 lb. Sack ......... .................. ................ 73c • Box . . . . 5c; Carton of 6 boxes . . . .29c Fancy Blue Rose Rice — 1926 crop — Libby M ilk — “ The nearest to fresh 3 lbs. ................... .. — .............. .. 25c cream “ — Tall Cans—3 f o r ........... 29c Small W hite Beans—New Crop No. 1 Minced Clams—Free from sand—Scal Californias—3 lbs.......... ....................... 28c loped clams make a delightful meat sub Bacon—Sugar Cured—Not too fat—N ot stitute—3 cans .................................... 70c too lean—Average weight about 11 lbs. Crystal W hite BOap — Pure Soap—All Half or whole piece—P o u n d ...........43c thru—10 bars .................................. 38o Dried Peaches — Fancy Yellow -r-1926 Lucky Strike Cigarettes — (Positively Crop — 2 lbs. .................................... 46c gone «old to Minors) — Handy Pocket Sun Maid Raisins—Puffed or Seedless— tins, containing 50 Cigarettes. Each 29c 15 oz. Pkges., 3 f o r ............. 35o Flour — Kerrs Best Patent, 49 lb. Sack, W esson Oil—“ Excellent for frying and Eaeh ........................ 81.99 baking as well as for making m ayon Crown or S p e r r y s .......... ...................82.06 naise“—Quart Can ........................... 49c 82.18 Pure Cocoa—In bulk—Absolutely pure Fishers Blend . . . . .............. —Hot Cocoa appeals to the children— B est Shortening—In bulk—Purely vege It's nourishing, too—2 lbs. . . . . . . . . 15c table — 3 lbs....................................... 89 b FISHER FLOURING MILLS GOMPANY 20TH CENTURY COFFEE—“ The last word in Coffee excellence”—Hot, out onr roaqter today—Hot, on your table tomorrow. POUND 47c; 3 POUNDS, 81 Baking experience has proved that blend floor gives the best results. The reason for this is dear to those who have given scientific study to baking prob kans. ... * • Protein, gluten, starch, and half a doten other food dements are extracted from wheat in the making of flour. It is the varying proportion of these ekanents that gives character to a hundred different varieties o f wheat. So it is dear that the only way» to make a uniform flour is to mill ft according to some fixed formula of the elements. Fisher’s Blend Brand Fleur Is milled that w ay. ac- cording to formula. That is w hy ijt is called “Blend Brand,” because various varieties o f wheat are blended until the proportion o f dements b exactly that of an ideal wheat. •CATTLK TACOMA PORTLAND 2 0 Century Store