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LAKE COUNTY OPPOSES RDIIfl ALONG COAST PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 28.- A protest against the sale of two miles of timber along the Klamath Fali-Lakeview highway was on file with the forest service today after the state highway commission had lodged a sharn rebuke aga.- . fac ing highways by stripping roads of trees. The commission reiterated its de termination to border Oregon highr ways with between 500 und 1000 fjet on each side of treos, :ict only for the ncenlc effect but for the hindrance of dust. The forest service announced it would co-operate with the commission In the undertaking. During the afternoon session the Roosevelt highway came in for its share of discussion. The judjje of hake county said eastern Oregtm sought construction of its roads be fore the Roosevelt highway boosters took all the money. A communication from Harney county expressed oppo sition to construction of the coast highway over road construction in tnat county. The commission indicated It would 4k pnttfrl county what co-opera' tion that court? wanted to make to ward construction of the coast road north of Gardiner. Some of tins wnrK, it was said, will cost $100,000 a mile. Announcement was made that at the Vovpmher meeting rh commiRKfnn profonblv would order 'lie grading re tweea Yachats and the Lane county hit' ii'-' orison coa't highway. Contracts allowed were: Tillamook, Lincoln county, Xesko win -OH section coast highway. re rrading, resurfacing 11 miles, Milne and Dtiraauir 128.702. awarded. Jnckson county, Medford-Pho nlx NEW LOW PRICES Closing Out Present Stocks METROPOLITAN CHAIN 8TORE8, INC. 73S Willamette YOU ARE INVJTED to lea and hear the new Phlloo 9alanoed Neutrodyne Radio at the Radio Service and Supply Co. "Radio Headquarters" Lampay'a Fly Knocker $1.t.Vgal, Try H onoe; you will use no other. PRESTON & HALES 857 Willamette NOW! Beiter Fooda Better Service LEE-DUKE CAFE CASWELL'S 1 Ithout I a are I Are selling the gooda without advertising. Our prloea our ad. Whitman's Chocolates featured at ortrf VL company ( 8th & Willamette Rayon Bedspreads $3.49 1 E. BROADWAY Statistics show that over 40 of American families own their own homes and that the mortal ity rate among1 chil dren is lowest in home-owning fam;lifa. BUILD A HOMK Give yonr children real chance. We h many inter tinU plans come in and loo them over. CtatHl LvRbiv Co. 6th &CErnelton Phone 208 I navine ais miles, U O. Herrold, $119,455. heiu tip for approval bureuu nwds. of public lJouglnri county, Jt ttreet. Reeds- port, grading, mirfneing, mnch and J ait, JfSJLM. Held for improvement district. Lane county, Glenada section, oast highway, grading, one mile, Yoonker fnd Wreck o cnmpwnv, jf'flHft award ed. BAPTIST PROMOTION E Sunday. Sent. 2f. will he nrnmntinn (lay in the Sunday scliool of the First liaptmt church. A program of exer cises will be tven by the beainiierH, primary and junior depart incuts, and awards will be given fw those who have completed the required course of scunr. 'J lie junior department will give a play as their part in the Promotion day exercises. They play, "Foreign i.iiuarcn wttnin uur Land was writ ten and directed by Mrs. Truman A. cnase. -j ne juniors nave Just conmlot- ed the study of the Christian centers. Those taking part In the play are: Doris Edwards, Janet Chase, Violet Lord, Roberta Marshall, Dale Kings ley, Robert Knowles, Herbert Hamer, Frederick McClain. At the close of the play the whole department sings "We ve a Story to Tell to the Na tions." Diplomas will then be pre sented by the superintendent of the department, Mrs. Floyd Travis. Those graduating from the depart ment are: Shirley May Kingman. Kathleen Hoiijrlnm Betty Jean Van Attn, Gwendlyn Thomason, Violet Lord. Grace VI!son. Marjory Orr. Jean Martin, Mildred Sanford, Ks- tner worden, Margaret Mull. Jean Lamb, Haael Jeffreys, Lavelle Howe, Virginia Hammltt, Maxine Carpenter, Max Morrh. Moleolm Smsey, Paul Rhone, Merlin Tuspin, Paul Plank, LeHoy Chase. Gordon Perlick. Ilev- mond Christie. Marion Guthrie. Gnr- ald Krutzleer. Local Bankers to Attend Conference A. A. Rogers, president of ' the First National bank, and A. Ti. Tif fiiny, cashier of the Bank of Com merce, left Friday evening for Ran Francisco, Cal., to attend a meeting of the American Bankers' association which will open there on Mondar. The hankers' sessions will be held Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 80, Oct. 1, 2, and 8, with golf matches on Friday, Oct. 4, and the Oroijon-Stnnforti football game on Saturday, October 5. PRATT A HOLDKN INSURANCE. IN THI Wit LEE Tires laat longer and rlda better And, the coat la teaa. Mark Sanderson Eugene's Tire Man Broadway and Oak TOPCOATS t We have a Fall style and pat. tern for you. Tailored to your meature- $25.00 $35.00 OY FULTON, 30 W. 10th B AND M TIRE CO. Come In and aee our new Brake Station at Sixth and Olive Four Busy Drag Stores Located for your convenience. MAMMY'S CABIN Announcing Delivery Servloe Fried Chicken 8andwlchea We Deliver Day or Night Phone 2778 aasaits Get your Candy at a Candy Store BETSY ROSS BREAD Automatic Sleet rl. Oil irnra complete Una hk Install In pood furnaca. 4 th.M b.for. buying. H. V. Whitt llrtri Ca 878 Wlllamstta 8t. , Pa.., 4 section Pacific highway. DEPT. STORES . tfa ?Al-D4JrDY rVyia. " ' 'ow bi-d tjW keeps Ita frashnsss. XwJn KREMMEL'S Smw BAKERY TEHThTIVELY SET IS 8 PRINT FT KLp, 8pt. 28. (Rpe- emi) jtiemuerH of the bridge dedica tion committee of the KnrinKfield 'Jih irbor of Commerce will BUfiRest that the Knrinsefield-Eugene bridge across the Willamette river, now nooring completion, be dedicated on Armistice day, November 11. They will meet in the nenr future with the State liiffhwiiy commission which will decide definitely. The huchwiiy commifislon has been in charge of pant bridge dedication throughout the state, it was pointed out Friday night at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in the chamber rooms, and therefore, it is advisable for the body to ee the date also for this celebration. The ramps for the bridge which will connect the highway out of Kugene directly with Main Rtreet of Hpring field, now are almost finished and everything will be in readiness In the event that the commission decides upon Armistice day as the date for the event. Members of the bridge dedication committee who reported at Friday nicht's session are K. K. .Morrison, chairman; H. 15. Maxey. Wei by Ste vens', Al Perkins and George Bush man. Announcement w mftde of thn meeting here October 17 of the Lane county chamber of commerce. A ban quet will b served at oMO p. m. George E. Knowles of Cottage Grove is president and T. J. Flippin of Eu gene, secretary. Leonard tj. Read, assistant man ager of Lite Western division of the United States chamber of commerce has been asked to be present to de liver an address. County Judge Bar nard and State Senator Ed Bailey also have been issued Invitations and are expected to be present at tbe meeting. The committee in charge of the af- falr consists of V. A. Taylor, Jess Hcavev and W. K. Bar no 11. The Lane county chamber of commerce includes delegates and representatives from the chambers of commerce of the county, the Farmers' Union, Pomona grange and other representative coun ty organizations. Dr. . u. Jtebhnn, cnalrman or the committee from the chamber, the Lions club, and the American Legion to plan th airport dedication, re ported before the chamber. F. B. Hnmlin, president of the chamber, was in the chair. W. N. dossier is secretary. Nomination of officers of the cham ber will be made October 25 and the committee investigating the consoli dation of Eugene and Springfield will report also at this time. Mark Peery is chairman. RADIO SATURDAY PROGRAMS Oregon Stations KGW (il83.ti) rorUuud 6 p. m. Lucky Su-iLe hour, Iruus., NBC; 7, Night in Spain, NBC; 8,Tomplo pro rum, .Nile; 6:li0, studio program; 10 tu 12, dunce music. KOJN (lilO) Portland 6 p. m., Hcathmau hotel pipe organ; 7, the lieu nun hotel orchestra; 7:3U, novelty program; 8, urcheatra programs; 10, syiu'oiiatoru: 11 to 1. Januen Beach orchestra. KOAC to85) Corvallis 8 p. m new j itf ms. ui-ather forecast: 8:05. I review' ot week's radio lectures; ti;2i), murKCL reports. Washington Stations KOMO (325.0) Seattle ti p. m., LuiUy sLriKo Uuiice tiour, NBCl 7, Nighis in. Siuin, NHtJ; 7:iiU. The Fruirb; 8, Temple of the Air, Nlil.'; h :;!, ti ok Im legends. NUC; U:30, news flushes; 0:45. male quartet; 10. I' V Itt It I keteere, NUC; 12 to 12:30, organ re alm. KHQ (50S.2) Spokane p. m., Lut-Ky 6tiikc hour, NBC; 7, Nights iu Spain, MtC; 8, Temple of the Air, NBC: S::tO, lioldeii irftcends, NBC; l, .Melodic Uiys; 10, Alice in La under lain!; u:l, to 12, Davenport hotel dance orchestra. California Stations KiO t,.i!i.tV onklniid 0 p. m., Lucky Strike hour, NBC; 7, Nights in Spain, NBC; 7:30, Olivia Hobina Umm mid i.nty Kelly; 8, Temple of the Air, NBC: 8:30, Golden legends, NBO; 0:30, studio proirram: 10. Her man Schnitzel and Frank Wnlnuabe; 10:10. NBC Trouladouis; 11, Musical Musketeers, NBC; 12 to 1, Wilt Guu xemlorfer's Hotel Whitcomb dance hand. KIIJ (333.1) Ijs Ancfles fl p. m., ircan recital, with ninztTH: H:4S world wide news; 7, Haymond 1'nige and his band; 8, K1U night court; 0. aynv lihciiy-mand oppra nroerani: 10. Hilt more ilance orchestra: 12 to 1, Wes ley Tourtellotte, organist. KKI (-lOS..!) Los A rubles 6 p. m., Lucky Strike hour. NBC; 7, better business bureau talks; 7:OT, Moshy'tt I'iviclitufl Blue IHnwers; 8, Temple of the Air. NBC; S: 10, KKI-KIV l-Uirle C. Anthony prcgrain; 10, KFI aymp honette; 11, news bureau; 11:15 mid night frolic. P.-T. A.. Meeting at Hayden Bridge Held The newly organized Unyrlen brids I'urent -Tetirher avdu-iation held its first inretiiiK of the senson on Friday nftnrnoon nt the nehonl, when five new inembiMs were nilded, mid the fol lowing committee were npnoiuted by .Mrs. Jolin Smith, president: Vroffram - Mm." -Kiddle. Miss Rog ers, nut) Mrs. Anderson. Moinbership iMrs. Tit kin, Mrs. nM"y, and Mrs. Kvanook. Hospitality Mrs. Vn trick. Mra. Sam Itm tltoiompw and Mrs. kpner, j 1 ne next ineitinc of the orgnniftn tion will Im held the last Friday of nert month. Dct, 'J.V Motion Pictures Of Drill Planned Ts drill team of the Neighhors of 1Vik'mft .ill enlertain Knuene cir cla No. Ill on Thursdat. Oct. Jl, at S oVInrk in the V. II. V. lis II. Motion ticte?es will be nhow of the Rrnntl rt.cir vi-sinn. lielil in port Isnii. showina tiie vsrious drill teams 1 it i.-ipB 1 1 rm in lr irr.(e. Dramatic Studio To be Re-Opened Mi. I.eln S'-hwiiisors itii-lio of drauiiiiic arl aAprasuoji aui uiiraaa- THEEURENE GUARD ion kindergarten will reopen October 7 at Hurtle Court Ming Schwingel who opened a stu dio in Eugene the pant year is a grad uate of Horner Conservatory of Fine Arts of Kansas City, Mo., and has been a member of the faculty there several years during which time she studied under Albert 11, Johnstone, head of the expression department of the school, tihe has also studied under Miss Maud Hcheerer of Nev York- City, also diction and voice under Mi Claire Kellogg of New York city, She has been gathering new ma terial during her two months' vaca tion for her full and winter classes. Arthur Boardman, tenor, head of the voice department of the Univer sity of Oregon, will be one of four guest artists with the presentation of riandei s masterpiece J he Messiah by the Portland Choral society at Portland during the Christmas season. The auartet of guest artists in cludes Jean Knowlton, soprano; Emi lie Lancel, contralto; Arthur Board man, tenor; and Frits deB ruin, bari tone. The chorus Is made utf of trained Portland singers, directed by Will era van Hoogstraten, and were well re ceived when they made their debut last spring. Mr. Boardman is spending his firnt year in the United States after sev eral years in operatic and oratorio work in Europe. Bethesda Musical Groups to Picnic The musical organizations of the Bethesda Lutheran church will hold a basket dinner SundHy noon. Sent. 29. at Itiverview nark, following the stjtu ! la r morning preaching services at the church. . The organizations to picnic include the chcir of the church, the men's chorus, the ladies' uartet, church orchestra. and the Baker High Beats Nyssa Grid Team Baker, Ore., Sept. 28. OP) Tak ing the offensive throughout the greater part of the contest, Baker high school trounced the N$ssa football team 13 to 0 to win its first dnroe of the season. 7tisllij, fuiibitck, scored the fitt touchdown in the second quarter and Staley, halfback, skirted .left end for a 10 yard run "to score a touch down in the Inst canto. Joslin plowed through the line after the first touch for the extra point. Crawford's attempt H dronkick for the extra point wai blocked. Lenhart in Close GbWithMcGreer nOKEBTTRO. Ore.. eDt. 28. 0) Oenny Ienhnrt, Kosehurg, army- nRvy ItRht henvyweiRlit champion for 1028, was Riven a rlose 10 round ded alon over Jack McGre'.r, Kansas Cty, in the opcmnic uoxiaff cara ot tne sea non lat nlitht. Tn the aix round semi-final, Floyd Ambrose. Ralpm, substitutin" tor Johnny Rncll, Portland, took a drmv win, Mirunn .Mfi tonnid, lAkevtew. Joe Corbett, Roebur, won a deci sion over Hoy MOormiek, Sutherlin, tn special four round event. KELLY Springfield TIRES T. L. OHL8EN Super-Service Station SALE of NYAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES Great Savlnga 86 Eaat Broadway FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS mens icear 5 WILLAMETTE GOODYEAR TIRES at Mail Order Prices Eugene Vulcanizing Work3 957 Oak Phone 1020 Phone 148 for Printing Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building DANCE Saturday Nite 9 to 12 Sunday Nite 8 to 11 The Old Mill Featuring Harold Xatto TAP DANCtPt with Jimmit's 7 -Piece OM Mill Dance Orcliestra "Tha Beat Place to Dance" Fun for Everyone J v At the Churches Sundav Firei Methodist Episcopal J. Franklin Haas, minister. Church itchool rally day at 9:45. AH HasseH ui a great assembly. Promotions, Henry H. Howard -in charge. 8acr uient of the Lord's Supper adminis tered by the pastor at 11. Brief talk on the theme, "in Remembrance." Special music. University department in tun swing nunday, beginning with the student forum at 0:40. Velei club meeting at 6:30 p. iu. High School League at the same hour, AlJV Margaret Kdiriunson, student counselor. Pso evening preaching service this Sunday. The pastor will ue away at conference. United Lutheran Thirteenth avenue K. and High street. rraiu s. Jieiatel, pastor, Sunday school at U:45 a. m.. with a studeut Bible class taught by the pas tor. Mormnff service at 11. Sermon. subject, "l.avid, tiie Ideal of the He brew Peonle." No evening hai-Wpp. The particular activity assigned the eongix-riitLiun iur tue week i the vuu tali on of strangers. First Christian Eleventh and Oak HtreetA. T")r. S Earl Childera. nastor. Bible aihool assmble at 9:45 Sunday morning. The morning worship service ia at 10:55, merging from the Bible school hour. Following the communion serv ice, Dr. S. Earl Wders will conduct the convocation service. Dr. Guilders' inessHgH will be on the subject of "The Type of Christian Educiitiou Needed Today." Miss Oma Johnson will sing Ogen's soprano solo, "Enough to Kaow." Christian En deavor RfM-vioHH mt rt?t p. m, for all young people. The evening evange listic service at 7:B0 opens with the congregational song service In charge oi juauience Sunkler. Brother Sunk ler will have charge of the music of the church this year. Th chorus choir will sing "A Word From My Father." by Morton. Dr. Childera Use fur his evening sermon nL ject "The Bible, Our Greatest Book." St. Mary's Roman Catholle ' Eleventh and Charnekon street. Rev. F. P. Lelpsig, pastor. Sunday masses will be said ut St. Mary's Catholic church at 8 and 10:30 a. m. by Rev. Francis P. Leipzig. The children of St. Mary's parish school will sing hymns at tbe 8 a. m.' mass, while St. Mary's parish choir, directed by Miss Cora .Moore, will sine high n-isn nt 10:30 a. m. Evening serv ices, consisting of Jtosary and Bcne n. ivin ue held at 7:80 a. m. Datiy mass liuring the week wilj. be said at 8 a. m., excepting Tuesday mill 'I niirsdays, when masses are said at 8:25 a. m. Uniiron or Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salnta W. O. W. bill, corner Eighth and Lincoln streets. Sunday scbool at 10 a. m. livening service ot 7:30 o'clock. Central Lutheran Corner Peurl street and Sixth ave nue. Rev. P. J. Lnvaas. n.qtAr. Graded Sabbath school and Bible classes for adults at 9:45 a. m. The Sundav school is divided Into 10 gradeB to fit the particular needs of every pupil. Morning worship at 11 wit), litany and sermon. The sermon theme will be "Spiritualizing the Com- LUM At Our Springfield WE STILL HAVE SOME BARGAINS LEFT 8,000 ft. 1x12 Cull Rough S 5.00 5,000 ft 1x10 Shiplap . . .$1500 5,000 ft 1x6 Shiplap . . .812.00 5,000 ft 1x6 Flooring . . 815.00 5,000 ft 2x4 Com. R-L. -815.00 8,000 ft 2x6 Com. R-L. -810.00 10,000 ft 2x8 Com. R-L. .814.00 10,000 ft 2x12 Com. R-L. 815.00 4,000 ft 1x4 Clr. Floor'g 820.00 3,000 ft 1x3 Clr. Floor'g 818.00 And Numerous Other lots, all Useful in Building' Don't Wait too Long as this Stoch is Selling Fast monplace." A quartet consisting of .Mr. and Mrs. T. Kaarhua and .Mr. and Afrs P. J. Luvsaa will Ming "1'rayer" by F. Melius Christiansen. Tills Sunday marks the beginning of the evening services for tne winter season. The service wiil begin at 1:30 aim tne pastor will tpe'k on tbe theme, "Humanity's Open uestiou to ooa, ana uou a Answer Uua s Ques tion to Humanity and Man's Answer." The confirmation class has been or ganised and meets every Saturday morning at 10:15 o'clock. Bathasda Lutheran Elmlra rood. Samuel J. Hansen, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. The pastor will speak on the subject: "The Consecrated Life." The Imir will sing "Come In. the Glow of louth.' Sunday school and Bible class at U:30. Our choir, the men's chorus, ladles' quurtet and orchestra will hold a joint picnic Sunday after noon. All members aro asked to bring their picnic dinner. The Young Peoule'a Leacue will meet WedneAduv e filling at the Juhl homeV Bethany Evangelical Corner Sixth avemiA west nnrl Blair. A. L. Lonsberrv. nastor. The annual Rally day will be observed Sunday with anDroDriaLe exer.-iReM. A short program will be given in con nection with the Sunday school. At 11 a. m. the pastor will preach on the subject. "How Does the Chnrh Grow';' Evangelistic rervice at 7:30 p.' m. Central Presbyterian Corner Tenth avenue and Pearl street. Rev. A. li. oauudera, puoiur. ReV. J. M. Adams, asanninte unnlnr Sabbath school is held at VA5 a. m. At 11 a. m. the nastor a theme will be "The Great Companion." Special music, quintet, Mrs. Edna Pt arson, -Mrs. K. JS. Wvatt. John Carpenter. .Mr. Doran and Ralph Coie, will sing "Seek l"e the Lord, by Roberts, and Mrs. Wj-ntt will sing n solo. At 7:30 Rev. Kenneth Tobias and Rev. TV .1 Large will tell of the work "Among the. Hills and Valleys of Oregon. Thi- chorus will sing "More Ixve to Thee, O Christ"; "Does Jesus Care?" (Harknessl will be sun? hv M. Pearson and Mra. Wvatt. and Rlnh Cole will sing a selected solo. Tuxis league meets at 6:30 at the church, with John Caswell as leader. The Young People's club will hold its meeting at the manse at 8:30. Praver meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30. ' Dexter Baptist Rev. D. baker of Enirene will preach at the Bantist church at Dex ter Sunday at 11 o'clock. The topic will be "The Home of the Redeemed Soul. An nld-tln,e Jv.bf- rllno will be served at the church it noon. There will be a service nfter -"inner l.our. A special invitation ia extended to all old-ume friondx a i w '11 as the new ones, to attend the day's serv'ces. Theie will be no evonin? sc-'ce. Church of Christ North of First avenue on Jeffer son. Bible study at 10:30 o'clock and preaching services following. First Baptist Broadway and High. Dr. O. L. Trawin, pastor. "The Student With a Goal," a message by the" pastor. Only One More Weeh of Big MR SAL The hour is 11. In the evening at 7:30 Rev. William C. Oicen of The Dec-can, India, will speak on The iruimpno of Chjist in India." llii address will be illustrated by Moham n.cdun and Indian costumes and in :ios. At 0:45 the church schooj will assemble by department!,, marching to ijj cimrc-n auditorium at vr o clock for the annual Promotion day exer cises. H. X. P. I). at 0:30 p. m. fur both university and the high seiion! groups. The Unitarian .' Eleventh avenue and Ferry street. Rrnest M. Whitesmith, mlnistor. The church school at 0:45 a. m. Church service at 11. Miss Esther Snager, BOloist. Sermon topic, "Salvaging What la Worth While In t),u 111,1 'ivu. dltions and Cultures." Fellowshin meetinir and dinner in the 6:80, followed by a short program of uiubic huu auuresses. Graoe Lutheran Eleventh JS. nod Ferry. Martin P. Simon, piistur. Suwliiv school and Bible class at 10. Service t u Sermon subject: "What Do Wo Owe to God Confidence.',' Text: Mat thew 6, 24-34. In the evening serv ice colored slides on life and mission work in India will be shown. This service begins at 8. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner of Oak street and Twelfth avenue east. Sunday services at 1 1 :i. in. and S n. m. Tbe auhlect of the lesnon sermon for Sunday is "Real ity." Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. The reading room at 212 Tiffanv buildinz. Kiuhtl, nnd Wil. lamette streets, is onen to the nnblic daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.; Sun days and holidays from 2. to 0 p. m. On Yrednesday the reading room closea at 5 p. m. . ' St. Mary's Episcopal Corner Seventh anil Oliv Rtrnet Rev. Frederick G. Jennings, rector. St. Michael's and All Angels' dav. Church school at 9:45 o'clock. Hoiv Eurharlst at 11 o'clock. No evening services. Emmaus Lutheran Second avenue near Blair boule vard. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Reading services at 11 o'clock In the Danish language. Lighthouse Temple Corner of Twelfth and Olive "treets. F. E. Crook, atlnnlv nsstor. G. W. Watkins, superintendent, Sn.i day school at 0:45 a. m. Classes for tbe various ages. "Junior church" at l'l, regular morning worship also at the same hour. Subject: -St Thine House in Order." Crusaders meet at n. n. nuAin Roofing Contractor Complete Roof Service El Rey Asphalt Roofing: Products 1 New Phone 307 II" ' ' . i ' r r m 1,000 ft 5-8x4 Rustic . . . 810.00 1,000 ft 3-4x6 Flooring . 815.00 1,000 ft 1x6 2 ft Flooring 810.00 1,000 ft. 5-8x4 2 ft Ceiling 810.00 4,000 ft 5-8x4 Ceiling ...815.00 6,000 ft 5-8x6 Rustic . . . .820.00 2,000 ft 1x4 Com. 8 7.00 5,000 ft 1x8 Shiplap 813.00 5,000 ft. 1x4 Ceiling 820.00 e e e 6 D. m r- . also, ta room 0. ning" ' . fn. at 7:30. A a, m&u " & program will precede ?h "u,irl broadcasting over KORI.' WSO kilocycle.. Sub&tV 2J" S 5.W er Received Vh, i 1 his will be an Ulustrated n,b"rt-" service. Tuesday and 'y tosereTaV0 " tember 29. Bible ZCsl-.fy mumon and preaching ,V .11 '? Muec HCllO' the mornlni eV.i . t"'r- Mlt, will be served. 'uncla Springfield Baptist Bihu atli: "lUvrKennethToS part ioung people's social '?0111 ,k S-4 fe -e." tworahip at 7:3U. tIi! uiwoh covenant. --.v, West Surlnaflald Pu. ...,.... . U K FeJton. na.T,, ".'"S0.' school at 10 a. m. i. m. I'reacliing ttrriZ Prayer meeting Tn.? dayat7:30n. "-feW b:e at Dona Community church"'; 7:30 p. m. Sunday. 0 " Spiritualist A anintualist meeting m l . . at 1149 Willamette .treat ...,.m.,s , aeaoinga will Falrmount Presbyterian Fifteenth and Villn-j u. Clark, minister. Sunday will b' RaiN day in all departments. Program f: thine Bible school hour at 0:4efn "Be 1e Transformed." All grades the school will have n..i .r.!?.M..f direction of the superintendent, MrrI J. II. .ehrung. At the 11 o'clock .r vice the pastor will prfach on 'Th. True Mission of the Church to Pr,.. ent Day Society." The choir will special music under direction of Mi,, Rose Simons, with Miss Marv Bum at the piano. At 8 p. m. a union . vice will be bold at Walterville. whrs the Fairmount. Walterville r.. burg congregations will meet fn. worfhip. The C. B. soclelles will hold n union service at 7:lC led by Theo Zehrung and Jesse Schwcring on "Th, Value of Ideal.." insurance Fire- -Automobile , GEO. L. WILHET.M Km. 24. 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 784 GEO O. GOODAI.L. Mln. tu. Complete Insurance Protection. . SIGMAN-FELL INSURANCE Mill 6 i o
