FAOB THREE
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Church of the Nazamne
Fourth and C Street
Sunday Schopl at 9:46 a. m.
The lessons for the last quar­
ter will be reviewed by the super­
intendent., Mr. T. 8. Wiley.
This will be foltbwed by an In­
teresting missionary program,
given by part of the school*. You
are Invited.
At 11 o’clock. Rev. L. N. Fogg,
one of our noted Evangelists, will
preach.
At 6:30 p. m,. Young Peoples
meeting.
At 7:30 p. m. a stirring song
service followed by a sermon from
Evangelist L. N. Fogg.
Special revival services every
night at 7:30.
Good song services, special
singing and Evangelist L. N. Fogg
will do the preaching.
Come to the first service for If
you hear him once you will not
want to miss one service.
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Congregational Church
Sunday school at 9:45. Classes
for all ages.
Morning service at 11 o’clock.
Sermon theme. “Prayer Is sub­
ject to Spiritual Laws.”’
Junior C. E. at 4 p. m.
Senior C. E. at 6:30.
Evening service at 7:30. Plenty
of music and a ten-minute ser­
mon.
At 3 p. m. Sunday there will be
a mans meeting at the Congrega­
tional church to further the In­
terests of World Peace.
Mid-week meeting
of
the
church is Wednesday at 8 p. m.
g^sfeMARK
very cordial welcome to tbelr phecy of Jesus.” Cordial Invita­
meetings.
tions to all.
Prefcchlng, 7:30.
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( Frank Pefley, Elder.
A study in the Psalms. Lets get
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Trinity Episcopal Chnrch
re-acquainted with the (Psalms.
Vicar Rtfv. P. K. Hammond
For beauty and depth of devotion
Holy communion, 8 a. m.
they remain unsurpassed in re­
Sunday school, 9:45.
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ligious writings.
Morning service and sermon at
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11. Strangers and visltoip cordial­
, The F ull Gospel Temple
ly welcomed. . '
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J. E. Murphey, Pastor
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Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
C. J. Foster, Superintendent.
Methodist Eplscopnl Chnrch
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
Young peoples meeting* 8;30.
Morning worship at 11 o ’clock.
Trust all the young folks will re­ Sermon subject: "The Uttermost
alise the Importance of attending Salvation?’ ’
these meetings, they will be of
Evening worship at 7:30. Sub­
great help to you.
ject: "The Man Whoie God Fail­
Evening worship, 7:30.
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ed Him. One of the series of ser­
Every Wednesday in each week mons on Some Great Sinners of
prayer meeting, 7:30.
the Bible.
If you are looking for a real
Sunday School for Bible study
homelike church, where you can at 9:45. You will enjoy the hour
enjoy a spiritual feast, attend spent here.
these services and you will be
Junior League for a l l . children
convinced that there Is a welchme from 8 to 14 at 4.
that is hard to find.
Epworth League, the young
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people’s hour at 6:15. A live meet­
Church o f Christ, Scientist
ing for live folks.
Pioneer Ave., South
Revival meetings every eve­
Sunder morning service at 11 ning this coming week except
o’clock, subject, "Reality.”
Saturday-
Good music, happy
Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock. singing and a plain Gospel ser­
Wednesday evening service at 8 p. mon. You are invited,to come to
m. Reading room open dally from these meetings.
2 to 5 except Sundays and holi­
This church stands for service.
days. The public is lovingly wel­ If we can help you In any way let
comed.
us know. Visitors and strangers
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especially welcome at all the ser­
Seventh Day Adventist Chnrch vices. Come as you are to this
homelike church.
Corner 4th and C Sts.
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T. L. Thuemler, Pastor
Sabbath .school, 1 a. m. Mrs.
F irst Presbyterian Chnrch
Frank Pefley, Supt.
.... With Illuminated Bulletin ....
Frances Spindler, Sect’y. All
11:00 a. m. Sunday. The pas­
classes represented.
tor, The Rev. Hugh T. Mitchel-
Preaching, 11. Subject, "Pro­ more, begins a Berles of Pre-Eas­
Mymn 8. Woodworth, Pastor
Sabbath School, 9:45.
Preaching, 10:00.'-
Subject: “The N e w Jerusalem.”
B. Y. P. V., 6:30.
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Our young people extend yon a
Sarah
Armstrong,
Garnett
Brookhart and Corliss Orr, who
have been in' Ashland for some
time attending the Southern Ore­
gon State N om al, left Wednesday
for Coos Bay where they will
spend the spring vacation with
their parents.
H a ile d a M iracle
BERLIN, (UP) — A startling
adventure, experienced by t h e
famed Indian poet; Rabindranath
Tagore, during hie recent visit to
Bucharest, la going the rounds In
the Rumanian press.
• It was after Tagore had been
received by King Ferdinand, by
the social, artistic and literary
luminaries of the Rumanian capi­
tal, that he himself appeared as
host In the luxurious parlor of
Bucharest’s first hotel, the Anth-
enee Palace. Ladles of the Ru­
manian aristocracy had hastily
cancelled their bridge and roulet­
te parties, purchased lavish bou­
quets for the oriental poet and
employed every ruse of Nothing
and cosmetics In order to impress
their charms upon the distinguish­
ed Indian visitor.
The parlor of the hotel was
crowded with the flower of Ru­
manian aristocracy and beauty
long before the poet himself ar­
rived on the scene. As he step­
ped Into the room he was show­
ered with blossoms, Impassioned
requests for his autograph and ex­
travagant Balkan compliments.
In their adulation of the In­
dian poet, many women approach­
ed him, curtsied and kissed ht»
hand. Undaunted by this sealous
tribute, Tagore began to address
his guests. And even while the
Ups of Bucharest’s fairest women
were being pressed against^ his
hands, he spoke to them of broth-
erilness, love, goodness and etern­
al peace.
Just aa the last lady stooped to
kiss his hand, Tagore, In his mod­
ulated rythmle voice, declared.
And Jherefore, my brothers and
sisters, the blood of our fellow
mortals should never stain our
hands!"
A cry of horror suddenly pierc­
ed the silence of this mystic se­
ance and a woman’s voice, was
heard: "He’s wounded! The poet's
hands are bleeding!”
A score of sisterly handker­
chiefs were thrust forward to bind
the poet’s wounds, to offer him
The firm, moist torture of newly
sliced Frye’s ’’ D e lic io u s ’* Brand
H aqi is the best trttfite to its fresh»
The popularity of Frye’s "Delicious’*
Brand H a m grows with every pass­
ing day because it reaches your tabk
in the shortest possible time after t
leaving the great Frye curing houses /
it’s at its best.— that’s
Idle game im*
Why its
plies?’
Only 15c per Doz.
2 Lbs. For 25c
Agan.oifoaoflKMt
Uatceatcdl C » u -
aataad 100« vega-
tabla oil coateat.
10c Lb.
O nions............5c Bunch
OLIVES .......... 15c Pint
PICKLES . . . . 20c Pint
PEANUT BUTTER
20c Pound
CASTI LE
Aa OUv» Oil
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kr-ioaamm
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3* Bara 25c
BANANAS
Only 23c Per Can
Just a Reserve Stock
Dried Buttermilk, Lb. 5c
HARDY BROTHERS
SPECIAL
CASTILE*
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II PEAS, Royal City Medium Size—You will find these 11
1 sweet tender peas delightful eating—Can 17c 11.
■ 1 3 Cans ..................<................................................. 50c II
'¡I MAPLE LEAF SALMON-Oolnmbia River Chinook | I
I Salmon—1-2 lb. Cans, .......... 25c; 2 f o r .......... 49c 11
FASTER THAN TOAST/ | IRISH SPUDS—Good cooker»—7 lbs.................. 20c 11
I 100 lbs..................................................................... $2.66 11
Q uick
Q uakcr
| LARD, Pure—Freshly rendered—3 lbs................ 59c | | |
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| BON AMI—“ Hasn’t scratched yet”—C a k e___10c lil
| | Powdered Package ......... ................. ............ 12c | | |
1 FLOUR—Kerrs Best Patent, 49 lb. Sack — $1.99 11
i j Crown .............. $2.09; Fishers B le n d ................$2.15 I I
II i I COFFER, 20th Century—Few equal—none better— III
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1 When better Coffee is roasted it will be 20th Oen- | 1
1 tury—Direct from our Roaster to you insures its 11
I fresh n e» -L b ................. 44ft; 3 Lbs....................$130 I I
L jO U iC E N T ^
P eiP s C o m e r
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MILL RUN
80 lb. Sacks for $1.50
f t f , frora ir r i­
ta tin e p e rfa n x .
I n fragrance ia
S fo rn ir b y p u ra .
o tfo a o iL
carload of red cedar, all
heart seven foot fenceposts
Just received, will sell for 26c
each as long as they last. All
kind of fencing.
Plows from »10.00 up. Imple­
ments of every description.
White Sewing Machines and
everything that farmers need,
at
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II plow. Every transaction a t 20th Century is at- 1 *
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A Few Cans Of
Best Foods Shortening
Foss F r a n q u e tts___ 35c
A good grade at only 25c
Phone 156
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DO YOU KNOW—THAT WE CARRY THAT FAM­
OUS GOLDEN BRAND—CORN—RASPBERRIES
—LOGANBERRIES—IN STOOK AT ALL TIMES?
EVERY BERRY RIPE WHEN CANNED.
W h ite H o u se
G rocery
i j —Extraordinary value at 2 e»w «..................... :. 35c
“Stands By” you all morning»
Cooks in 2ft to 5 minutes!
LEMONS
WALNUTS
'once
CASTILE
| | CORN, Delmonte—Sweet tender Minnesota Crosby | |
Any Two For 25c
SPINACH . . . .
3 Cans for 50c
At this store you will
always find the latest and
choicest fruits and vege­
tables.
SHRIMP . . . . . . 15c Tin
is Delicious
20c Vaine
Nice Bright Stork
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| ¡ | | 2 ü Century Stores 1
It iK
One More Day At
SARDINES.........10c Tin
Iowa Corn
LETTUCE........2 for 15c
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MARVEL FLOUR—Soft W heat-49’s ........ $1.80
THE DALLES DIAMOND — High Patent Hard
Wheat, 49’s ........................................................ $1.98
CHOICE MEATS FOR YOUR
SUNDAY DINNER
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Tomatoes
SALMON ..........20c Tin
Del Monte Corn
COFFEE
P h o n e 107
Phone 59
2 1-2 Size
Aspaifegus
The complete satisfaction
of every customer is our
first aim. This can only
be given through cour­
teous service, good gro­
ceries and fair prices.
Il Offerings Saturday and Monday, March 26th and 1 1
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28th Inclusive
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1 CORN FLAKES, Kelloggs—8 packages ......... 25c 1 1
1 QUAKER OATS, Quick — Large Pkge.............29c II
1 MILK, Libbys—“ The nearest to fresh cream”— | |
1 Tall Oaai, 5 for ...................... ........................... 49c 1 1
¡1 SNOWDRIFT—A highly refined strictly vegetable 11
1 shortening—4 lb. Tin ............................................ 91c 11
I PINEAPPLE, Yuba Crushed — Fancy Hawaiian 1 1
II Pineapple packed in a heavy syrup—No, 2 can»- 17c 1 1
1 3 for ....................................................................... 00c I I
Wisconsin Peas
Hardy Brothers
3 Cans for 50c
W e N ev e r F a il
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HIGHEST GRADE GROCERIES AT LOWEST
COST WITH SERVICE THAT PLEASES
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THAT’S
IL-gular 2Oc Value
Eagle Market
HERBERTS
... GROCERY
19 E. Main
the services of adoring .Samari­
He had Immediately grasped
tans.
the fact that his hands were stain­
“A miracle,” someone muripur- ed with the red relict of kisses
ed, “The blood on bis hands is a from over-rouged lipa.
After a tease hush, he resumed
sign from heaven.”
his
speech on peace and good will.
But the dramatic scene lasted ,
but a moment. Peering over hie}
long, white beard, Tagore gazed
Molalla — First tralnloa-l of
at his hands, for a second study­ logs for 1927 goes to Eastern &
ing the red blotches. Then he Western mills. Company will em- .
smiled playfully, understanding^. ploySsOO men.
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Bi-a-Can
PHONE US YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR SUNDAY
MEAT. WE ARE SURE YOU WILL BECOME A
STEADY PATRON.
Lutheran Church
Itapllst Chnrch
Left for Home—
P o e t’s H an d s A re
WE GUARANTEE OUR MEATS TO BE FRESH
AND JUICY AND TENDER.
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H. H. Young, Pastor
Services In the Odd Fellows
Hall every second, fourth and
fifth Sunday of the month. Sun­
day school at 10 o’clock.
Divine
worship
at 10:45
o’clock.
“Christ’s Glory In His Suffer­
in g^ theme, of syrmonvl^faqd .yon,
Luke 22. 63-71.
Public Is Invited to our services.
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ter Sermon» which will continue
during both morning and evening
service» for three weeks.
Sunday morning: "The Neces­
sity of Jesus.”
Sunday evening: “The Reason
for the Death of Jeans.**
T h e choir will render special
music at both these servloes.
9:39 a. m. Bible School, Wirt
M. Wright, Superintendent. The
pastor will give the fourth of the
Pre-Easter talks
before
the
school at the closing hour.
4:00 p. m. Junior C. E. Mildred
Dunn, leader. Miss Estella Haya,
Supt. ' ,
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6:30 p. m. Intermediate C. E.,
Emma Reilly, leader.’ A Society
of Junior High School age, with a
fine Superintendent.
6:30, Senior C. E.. Letha Milea
leader.
6:30 p. m. Westminster Guild,
Mrs. C. V. Howell, President.
Study: “ Our Templed Hills,” by
Ralph A. Felton.
7:30 p. .m. Wednesday, March
30. Annual dinner and business
meeting of the church.
3AIRV
50c Per Pound
3 Bars 25c
The Best Bet in Coffre
Hereford’s Peas—5 sieve, 3 cans f o r ................ 50c
No. 2 Flat Fancy Sliced Pineapple, Per Can, 19c
A Pound Can Fancy Peanut Butter for .............. 27o
OUR DISPLAY BINS ARE FULL OF BARGAIN^
LOOK THEM OVER AT
HARDY BROTHERS
S p e c ia ls fo r S a tu r d a y at
T h e P la za G r o c e r y
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 6 P o u n d s.................25c
WESSON OIL - QUART CAN .................................................. 49c
PINK SALMON — TALL CAN .................................................... 15c
UKULELE PINEAPPLE — NO. 2 1-2 C A N .......... ................... 23c
SEASHORE MINCED CLAMS (Tall) — 2 CANS ...........
47c
TOMATO SAUCE (Spanish Style) — S C A N S .............................25c
DRIED FIOS (Black or White) 2 P O U N D S.................................25c
Kelloggs Corn Flakes or Post Toasties
3 Packages . . . . 25c
FRESH CHOCOLATE ELOLAIRS—PER POUND ................... 25c
FRESH FIG BARS - PER POUND ........ ............................. .. 15c'
Creamery Butter, Per P o u n d .......................45c
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ROQUE VALLEY EGG MASH - PER CWT. . . . .................. $2.65
ROQUE VALLEY SORATOH FEED—PER CWT...................... $2.60
| SHORTENING, B est-Strietly vegeU ble-8 Iba, 49c
FRE8H TOMATOES — 2 POUNDS ............................................ 25c
ASPARAGUS - 2 PO U N D S............................... ..................... .
45c
BELL PEPPERS - PEE POUND ................................................ 25c
LETTUCE (Solid Heads) 2 FOR .......................................... ........15c
FRESH HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS - EACH ............. ........ 15c
We Have Everything in the Vegetable Line!
PLAZA GROCERY
61 North Main S t
Thoa HUI, Prop.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
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