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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1927)
M- c gmcm Í ® E « j: ■» . ' f 1 1 *1 g 1 • [* ip a w g « « w a w i J fM M F d i i1 1 Junior League for children from 8 to 14. An hoar ot special ra is e for the yeaager folks. Prayer meeting Wednesday s to ning a 7:83. Ted are cordially Invited to attend a ll of these meetings. Toa w ill be. heartily welcomed, and w ill enjoy the ex- cellent music, the Gospel preach ing, the homelihe atmosphere and the Christian fellowship. Strangers and visitors especially welcome. Come as your are. Make this your home church. ». M C h a rt* of Christ The special young peoples ser vice was postponed from last Sun day evening as two ¿t those to speak were not prepared. Mr. Victor Phelps w ill speak on the subject "Can a Man Be Saved Out of the Church.” M r. W a rrta Do rem us on “The Influence of Christianity on the Age.” Mr. Ralph Church on “The Value of the Church to M aterial Progress.” These are 15 minute addresses. There w ill be special music. The sermon Bunday morning is “W hat Time Is It? ” W e earnestly Invite the public to these services. Come once and w ill come again. « « M T rin ity Episcopal Church - Vicar, the Rev. P. K . Hammond* Holy communion at 8 a. m. Bunday school at 9 :4 9 . Morning service and sermon at it. Slradfcers and visitors cordially welcome. Congregational Chorda Sunday schdol at 3:44. Claaoee for all ages. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon theme, “The Testimony of Prayer." '' Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3 p. m., Vivian K e rr will lead the meeting. , Y. P. 8, C. E. at 4:80. Evening service at 7:88. Ser mon theme,- t'Law and L ife.” ’ There will be special music by the choir at both morning ser vices; M « « First Presbyterian Church The Ladder: Ton can't stand rtill on the ladder of yoar life. You climb, up or down, every day. Let God help you to rise to the full possibilities b f your best self. Cfiurch going links you-, more closely to H im . I f you hay« no other church come out Sunday and hear the sermon in the morning on "Courage,” and then come again in the evening and find out some o f the things the Bible, Christ and Paul say about women -and children. The pastor w ill also answer some questions aa introduction to the evening service. “ Do you be lieve la evelntton?” .W as there a Garden of Eden. W ho put the poison - la alcohol? are among those being asked. J. B. Murphy, Pastor Bible School at 8:45. W . M. Sanday school 0:45 a. m. Mr. W right, Superintendent. C. J. Foster, Superintendent. Morning service, 11:84 a. m. < Mqrnlng worship, 11 a. m. Jr. C. E. .4:00 p. m.. Interm ed Young People’s meeting, 4:30 iate and Sr C. E. meetings at 0:30. Evening worship 7:30. Wednesday , prayer meeting. Mid-week service at 7:00 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Subject “ Plans.” . Choir practice, Frlddy 7:30. You wUl fiad a hearty wal- some to a ll services. H. F. Pemberton, Pastor E M M Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Ctavch o f the Waeareoe Sermon subject, "The Great Bus Bunday school at 3:41 a. m. T. iness of the Church— The Chal 8. W iley, Superintendent. lenge from Abroad.” A t 11 o'clock, Morning worship Evening worship at 7:30. Sub- w ith sermon from the subject, Jedt: “The Cross and the Con- “T h l Slim Christian.** A t 0:30 p. a . Young People’s Sunday School with meeting.. all,ages at 3:41. ' A t 7:30 p. m. Praise service, Epworth League for young followed w ith sermon from the people a t 3:15. This to a live subject, “The second Coming of * « « a An s sesssg uat of S3 per mem ber vas »»tod to cover the. • > - heap of the company linee for the coming year. T h e o ff leers elected for the eg- saelng year vere t . C. Homes, president; Albert C- Jpy. secre tary-treasurer; C. A- Brown, W. D EN VE R . Jan. 14.— ( U N ) — Once worth half a milliop. now with only a grubstake, aa old prospector le ft here today to seek again the pot of gold at tha rain bow’s end., -Charles Schneider for 40 years a wanderer seeking gold la . the klondike, a man who made his Make and leaf It, left aa a train anyvtoa will to uBdartakaa at a Svenano — Hew Redman Lodge public meeting in the state sen toll, to opened far paMfe ase. ate chamber at Salem next Mon day night. The atMtbw *ae toil ed following introduction ot a rna- olutlon la the senate Wednesday calling for inveatlgatioa hr a com mittee af Ore members of the eeaate to to appointed by the gamaa were played by thooe prom eat. a fte r whlah several were la - l listed la te the myatorien o f the Friendly Indian • T h e youngsters gat a great th r ill e a t o f their wwrh ranch eatbue- loam Is being shown by them, ee- eordlag to 8M i r leader. Another trlho la being T rm v d la the Can- gregattonal eharch under tha- leadership of D . M . Spencer. Jaah an rapidly ad saltabie can to found. Tribes w ill. be sterted la other chhrchee ot that eRy. Thia program of w ork ear- rlea tha te a r foald development idea, as ths other branches of th e Christian Cltlseaehlp program, the Pioneers and Comrades, according to the secretary of the local Y. II. c . a . ' The Telephone compBBir h ,W *» » a s i O|aet- ,nK at Bellview school house. ^ ednesdar evening, January 11. Foart* * n members were present, Tbe report of the secretary ,how* Ibeyn * t e U fe ty tele- phone* ln actlTe a M on their line*' Tha “ »mpany . owns four d*8t*nct Hoes, there being In nee over •the who,e W t o m In the neighborhood of fifty miles of wire; These lines are ewaed coopera- PO R TLA N D . Jsa. 14.— (U N ) liTe,y’ ®*ch member owning hie An Investigation of the affaire of ‘“dlviduel telephone Instrument, the Oregon fish commission In The cog* ,M t y w for telephone which there has been internal ^€rv>ce oyer t*® ’ Hnee, figures dissension . slice December 15, about ®*<ht dollars. Thia in when Ed Ballagh, master flab cude8 the coat of keeping th e : eompany lines la repair and tha yarden was dismissed from the switch board privileges paid to the Pacific Telephone A Telegraph company. Sim ilar service fnr- for the Red Lake district o f Can ada, newest of the world’s El Dor ados. The latter part o f this month Schneider w ill bid civilisa tion goodbye and take to the trail he hopes w ill lead him to another fortune. Forty years ago Schneider passed through what is now Den — — -------------------- ' ver la a covered wagon. Ho went A v i n v ma am * iis m * on to Alaska, staked out a claim \ T 4 P T P llflx T W lf if nished by the p*crt,c p#ople eo8t8 and h it |t rich. Schneider then UUHul V l l U L twenty-eight dollars annually so etaked hie money in other claims and lost. Discouraged, he came back to the states. New t of a new El Dorado in ths Red Lake ' :---------- to telephone Mila. district brought back the lure. Ife Daughter Of Earlv Pionoor ■ The treasurer's report shows a Is off again to the wilds and Missing T tiir U - - balance of 315 in the general aays ho belieTM he w in “ M t It Years • - Jfund and |7 7 In their divings ae- -------- — count. This savings account la BEND, Ore., JAn. 14.— ( U N ) —« being built up as an emergency Sisters Ih two states, one in1 Bend fund to take cere ot unusual and tha other In Bakersfield, C a t, emergencies and extensive new Wednesday, started a search te r a construction. JEFFER SO N C IT Y , Mo.. Jaa. missing halt sister, Anna Lavina The compahy voted to rebuild a 14— (U N )— Twenty alas Texas Thompson, who has net boon half mile of old line that had oil companies Wednesday ware heard from by members of her' done service for twenty yesr& ordered by T. 8. Stockard to cease fam ily la . I t .years..« T>., The company prides itm lt'o n thb further Belling of oil stock la The sisters who started w Ute excellent service that its members Missouri. • /' coastwide quest are Mrs. M ary receive sad they feel that thia is According to Stockard many Vsndervert Curtis of Bdnd dhtF due to tha tact that ^hey took up- wildcat companies have toes On this activity as a business pro flooding the malls with their stock position that to worthy of their soiling .propositions and get rleh dsreful attention. quick schemes. The oil compan They maintain a well paid ies barred from stock soiling have (rouble man, who keeps the lines not been licensed is Texas or Mis ilwayS in good repair and who to souri tp sell securities. "There are many oil firm s, in Texas that are advertising vsHous schemes for getting rich in the oil business and nearly a ll do their business by mall. They do not bother people living in the oil communities because they know that no attention to paid to their achemes,’* ha said. UI Hill aaM SB eSsSsaS Bm BASKETBALL AHPT.Algn Júnior Hl Gym A L IG H T L U N C H E O N You will be delighted with the delicate flavor of our toasted sandwiches. A cup of hot, fragrant chocolate or delicious coffee, with a light salad or desert will complete a perfect luneh menu. Let us serve lunch to yon tomorrow. L it h ia S prings P harm acy S P E C IA L S for Saturday Tru Bln Crackers, Sal 2 0 C e n tu n j S to r e s Graham Crackers 2 Pounds 35c Tonnage C o n ce n tra tio n Christ” Tha regular mid-week prayer meeting w ill be hold on Wednes day evening nt 7^10 p. m. • Yon urn Invited to thane nor- vlces. P. C. Thatcher, Pastor. M M « Raptist i ’hurrh Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor Sabbath school, 3:45. Preaching, 11:00. B. Y. P. U.. 3:30. Dr. Kempton will preach at the Baptist church Saturday night and at both services Sunday.- Thls will close his special meet ings with us at this time. You are c ordially asked to share the good mesaages with us. HARDY BROTHERS Bdgemont Orackon Soda or Graham Shortening 1 U>. Gans for . . . . ‘ 5 lb. Gans for . . . . 6 lb. Goes for . , $1 Suubrito Cleaner First Uhnrrh of CTirint, Scientist Sunday morning service at 11? Subjest, “ L ife.“ , Sunday school at 3:45 a m. Wednesday evening service at 3 p. m., Reading room open daily from 3 to I excepting Sundays and holidays. Tha pub- life is cordially welcomed. Armours Pork sad Basili 3Lge.Cans25e 15c Palry Soap Lge. Cans, Ea. 10c Per . Bar Only 10c Last Buy On Winter Banana Only 10 Boxes Left At 75c Per Box Firat Come— First Served Snppllee ter a large number of stores ore nM naeembled nt one central point. Orders are rerclvto dolly from a ll stores. Bash morning thia tremendous tonnage Io systematically moved by ®ar largo fleet o f tracks to various storm. This to Just another way we M Te o i lowering prices through combining cost saving functions. Purse Builders Saturday aud Monday, Jan., 15 & 17 Rolled'Dates, 3 Pounds Rolled Oats 10 Pounds 45c Any Flavor W O N D E R FU L VALUE A T T H E S E PRICES PEAS, Oaanrd— “Royal CKy" fancy grade— Very sw e m d rr-.K o , 4 Sieve (Mette Hlnejk Pee»— C«n ........... S for .................. ................ .................................................... (one stxe larger) SCRATCH r B D - P B B CWT. W H BA T-PSK OWT. ... ... . MILL RUff-OO POUND BACK M ONEY, Strained P in t ....... ........ ...... CANDY - Broken - Mixed - 2 Pounds ftA R ftptB B , MateA—Packed In MILK, "The nearest 'to freeh cream"— TaU Cans, PLAZA GROCERY 01 North Main 8 t FRBB DILIVRBY Thos. Hill, Prop SIRVICE tTCRBS, Menrrhllght— Noiseless* Ron potoodonst Large, fu ll 1 (h r ttm af « Boxee...... 8Sc ,S' Macaroni SPECIAL! Noodles and Spaghetti AU 10c and 15c Packafes While They Last SATURDAY KlMtAM <>F W H E A T — Pm hug,- ... » or yellow- or Japan (G ra m ) mg Fa<hag* 3 Pkges. for 25c Meant s ML tog powder con- Gaining tw o leavening u n i t s — one begins to work whan dw dough is mixed, )ther w a its for th e h ea t Decliciotig Cream Puffs Empress Corn Lge. Toilet Pa Oc Per Can I 5c Per Roll 50 ctg. Per Dos. hew crop, i ’sllfor- .................... »... ■ g r - t^ Y S T A L BPUCOPAL LADIES FOOD BALE SATURDAY FRANKLIN’S AT BAKERY L! N Ham for breakfast! Our sugar cured ham is delic ious at any meal, but if you want to know what “ food delight” is, just try a piece of our ham for t o m o r r o w morning’s breakfast. It is delicious. HI I -tem e better. Wc Its hot out o f oar n s im m lo M iM rB g r